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English: Inquisition slandering depiction of Slavic Native Faith believers in Moscow worshiping of their goddess Mokosh. (SCHLEUSING G. A La religion ancienne et moderne des Moscovites. Amsterdam, 1698)
Русский: Поклонение Макоши у Московитов (рисунок из книги Шлейзинга) Polski: Broszura inkwizycji oczerniająca mieszkańców Moskwy modlących się do swojej słowiańskiej bogini Mokosz. |
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| Source | scanning: А. А. Бычков "Энциклопедия славянской мифологии", -M, "Астрель", 2008. p.127 |
| Author | SCHLEUSING G. A |
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