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For works on the topic of Goddesses, search under the following subject headings: Goddesses; Goddess Religion; Women and Religion; Women Mythology;Goddesses Greek; Goddesses Europe; Goddesses Hindu; and Goddesses Middle East.  You may also search under the names of individual goddesses.

 

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REFERENCE SOURCES IN PRINT

Dictionary of Gods and Goddesses
Call Number: REF BL473 .J67 2004

Goddesses in World Mythology
Call Number: REF BL473.5 .A66 1993 +


Myth: Myths and Legends of the World Explored
Call Number: BL303 .M354 1996

Women of Classical Mythology: A Biographical Dictionary
Call Number: REF BL715 .B445 1991

 

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