Baltic mythology

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For Baltic mythology, see

• Latvian mythology
• Lithuanian mythology
• Prussian mythology
• List of Baltic deities

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v • d • e Paganism and Neo-Paganism
Main concepts	Animism  · Folk religion  · Pantheism  · Polytheism  · Shamanism
Historical Polytheism (paleo-paganism)	Prehistoric religion (Proto-Indo-European  · Semitic)  · Baltic  · Celtic  · Finnish  · Germanic  · Greek (Orphism  · Eleusinian Mysteries)  · Near Eastern (Egyptian  · Assyro-Babylonian)  · Norse  · Roman  · Slavic
Ethnic religions (meso-paganism)	African  · African diasporic  · Eurasian Shamanism  · Native American  · Pacific
Neopagan movements	Baltic  · Celtic  · Finnish  · Germanic (Asatru  · Vanatru  · Theodism  · Fornsed  · Germanic mysticism)  · Greek  · Kemetism  · Neo-druidism  · Slavic  · Unitarian-Universalist  · Wicca
Ritual and mythology	Ancestor worship  · Animal worship  · Ethos  · Folklore  · Hero cult  · Magic and religion  · Myth and ritual  · Mythology  · Orthopraxy  · Religion and mythology  · Ritual  · Sacrifice (Animal  · Human)  · Tradition  · Virtue
Christianization	Christianity and Paganism  · Christianised sites  · Christianized myths and imagery  · Christianised calendar  · Christianised rituals  · Constantinian shift  · Hellenistic religion  · Iconoclasm  · Neoplatonism  · Religio licita  · Roman imperial cult  · Virtuous pagan