Dragão eslavo (Portuguese Wikipedia)

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Petrovitch (1914). Petrovitch, Woislav M. (1921) [1914], Hero tales and legends of the Serbians, William Sewell; Gilbert James (illustrators), George G. Harrap

(Kremenliev 1956): "In the majority of folksongs these creatures [zmei, samodivi, samovili, etc.] are quite agreeable,. Kremenliev, Boris (1956), «Some Social Aspects of Bulgarian Folksongs», The Journal of American Folklore, Slavic Folklore: A Symposium, 69 (273), pp. 310–319 . JSTOR 537147
Kremenliev (1956). Kremenliev, Boris (1956), «Some Social Aspects of Bulgarian Folksongs», The Journal of American Folklore, Slavic Folklore: A Symposium, 69 (273), pp. 310–319 . JSTOR 537147
Karadžić, Vuk Stefanović, ed. (1845), Srpske narodne pjesme, 2, U štampariji Jermenskoga manastira, pp. 255–
Karadžić, Vuk Stefanović, ed. (1870), «Čardak ni na nebu ni na zemlji» Чардак ни на небу ни на земљи, Srpske narodne pripovijetke Српске народне приповиjетке, pp. 7–10 Predefinição:Wikisourcelang-inline
Zlatar, Zdenko (1995). The Slavic Epic: Gundulić's Osman. [S.l.]: Peter Lang. ISBN 9780820423807
Soboleva, N. A. (1998), Yu.A. Polyakova (preface), Гербы городов России, [Coats of arms of Russian cities], Moscow, Profizdat, p. 70. ISBN 9785255013319
Soboleva, N. A. (2002), Российская государственная символика: история и современность [Russian State Symbols: History and Modernity], Moscow, Vlados, p. 43. ISBN 9785691009907

«Slovenia's Ljubljana Dragon - Where Dragons are Part of History». Decide Your Adventure (em inglês). 17 de setembro de 2016. Consultado em 9 de novembro de 2021

Benovska-Sabkhova, Milena (1995) Змеят в българския фолклор [Serpents in Bulgarian Folklore], pp. 47–50, cited by (Plotnikova 2001) Plotnikova, Anna (2001), «Ethnolinguistic phenomena in Boundary Balkan Slavic areas» (PDF), Славянская диалектная лексика и лингвогеография, 7, pp. 301–308
Plotnikova (2001), p. 306. Plotnikova, Anna (2001), «Ethnolinguistic phenomena in Boundary Balkan Slavic areas» (PDF), Славянская диалектная лексика и лингвогеография, 7, pp. 301–308

Cited in: Kerewsky-Halpern, Barbara (outono de 1983), «Watch out for Snakes! Ethnosemantic Misinterpretations and Interpretation of a Serbian Healing Charm», Indiana University, Anthropological Linguistics, 25 (3), pp. 321–322 and note 14 JSTOR 30027675
(Kremenliev 1956): "In the majority of folksongs these creatures [zmei, samodivi, samovili, etc.] are quite agreeable,. Kremenliev, Boris (1956), «Some Social Aspects of Bulgarian Folksongs», The Journal of American Folklore, Slavic Folklore: A Symposium, 69 (273), pp. 310–319 . JSTOR 537147
Kremenliev (1956). Kremenliev, Boris (1956), «Some Social Aspects of Bulgarian Folksongs», The Journal of American Folklore, Slavic Folklore: A Symposium, 69 (273), pp. 310–319 . JSTOR 537147