- In the Dove Book and
Russian folklore,
Indrik or the
Indrik-Beast (Russian: Индрик-зверь, romanized:
Indrik-zver') is a
fabulous beast, the king of all...
- Publishing. p. 178. ISBN 0-7509-4210-X.
Memoirs of
Count S. D. Sheremetyev. M.:
Indrik, 2004. c.423–424 R. E. Krupova, L. Ya.
Lurie .
Peter and Paul Cathedral...
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information Other name(s)
Monocerus Grouping Mythical creature Similar entities Qilin, Re'em,
Indrik, Shadhavar, Camahueto,
Karkadann Folklore Worldwide...
- 4-10 // Kul'tura
dorogi v
russkoj miforitual'noj
tradicii XIX—XX vv. —
Indrik, 2003. — P. 153—427. — 527 p.
Zinovyev V.P.
Bylichka kak
zhanr fol'klora...
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medieval Russia, Moscow:
Indrik, 2006 [2] A.
Lidov (ed.), New Jerusalems:
Hierotopy and
iconography of
sacred spaces, . Moscow:
Indrik, 2009,910 pp. [3] A...
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Ludomir set out to end Voden's cult
while Indrik,
Draga and
Ratika relinquish their respective positions,
Indrik becomes a entomologist,
Draga becomes a...
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information Grouping Legendary creature Similar entities Qilin, Re'em,
Indrik, Shadhavar, Camahueto,
Unicorn Folklore Medieval Persian tradition Origin...
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there is a storm.
Indrik - In the Dove Book and
Russian folklore, the
Indrik-Beast (Russian: Индрик-зверь, transliteration:
Indrik zver') is a fabulous...
- русских князей в X—XVI вв. Династическая история сквозь призму антропонимики.
Indrik. p. 581. ISBN 5-85759-339-5.
Philip Line,
Kingship and
State Formation in...
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Ljudmila A. (1997). "Gagauzskij jazyk".
Jazyki mira:
Tjurkskie jazyki. Moscow:
Indrik. pp. 224–235. Pokrovskaja,
Ljudmila A. (1964).
Grammatika gagauzskogo jazyka:...
