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Dragons are manyfold: some possess wings and others are deprived, some have four and others two legs. Their feet could be compared to those of goose, lions or eagles. Mythology about dragons appear in the traditions of virtually all peoples back to the beginning of time which explains such a variety. By the time of the early Egyptian period a considerable dragon and serpent worshipping cult had developed. This cult gradually spread to Babylon, India, the Orient, the Pacific Islands, and finally the North American continent. The cult reached its peak during the days of the Roman Empire and disappeared with the advent of Christianity.
This list of species is uncomplete and partially wrong but the main dragons are present, alive and burning.
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