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Svarozhits (Latin: Zuarasiz, Zuarasici, Old East Slavic: Сварожиць, Russian: Сварожиц),
Svarozhich (Old East Slavic: Сварожичь, Russian: Сварожич) is a...
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reconstructed as *svarogъ. A god
named Svarozhits appears in the
sources as well. Some
scholars have
suggested that
Svarozhits means 'young Svarog' or is a diminutive...
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Svarozhits, who,
according to
earlier sources, was the
chief god of Rethra. Some
researchers also
believe that the name of the town,
where Svarozhits...
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while Svarozhits and
solar Dazhbog were the same deity, though, he concluded, two
other aspects of
Svarozhits also existed:
fiery Svarozhits, as in the...
- some
researchers he is
identified with
Svarozhits, or is
considered to be his brother.
Svarozhits Svarozhits is a fire god
mentioned in
minor East Slavic...
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context by the
Polabian was
written about earlier by
Thietmar (the flag of
Svarozhits in
Rethra and the flag of an
unknown goddess of the Lutici). Aleksander...
- century),
Bosnian bishop Radogost (mythology), a
theonym and
epithet of
Svarozhits Ardagast, or
Radogost (fl. 584–597),
South Slavic chieftain A
Slavic name...
- Some can be also more abstract, like "Pirat" ("Pirate") or "Swarożyc" ("
Svarozhits")
Train numbers may
change every year, they
depend from many things, like...
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Pribyglav was an
epithet or
synonym of
Svarozhits. This is
supported by the fact that in the
temple of
Svarozhits-Radogost in Rethra,
which was the main...
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between these arms are
supposed to be
attributes of
Svarog and his son
Svarozhits, or the
divine causal element.
Hands of God is also
recognized as one...
