List of Life-death-rebirth Deities
- Australian Aboriginal mythology
- Julunggul
- Wawalag
- Akkadian mythology
- Tammuz
- Ishtar
- Arabian mythology
- Phoenix
- Aztec mythology
- Quetzalcoatl
- Xipe Totec
- Canaanite mythology
- Adonis
- Baal
- Eshmun
- Melqart
- Christian mythology
- Jesus
- Dacian mythology
- Zalmoxis
- Egyptian mythology
- Osiris
- Amun
- Horus
- Amun-Min (Amen-Min)
- Etruscan mythology
- Atunis (also known as "Adonis" in Greek)
- Finnic mythology
- Lemminkäinen
- Greek mythology
- Adonis
- Cronus
- Dionysus
- Orpheus
- Persephone
- Hindu mythology
- Chinnamasta
- Iravan
- Barbarika
- Japanese mythology
- Izanagi
- Jewish mythology
- Lailah
- Khoikhoi mythology
- Heitsi-eibib
- Korean mythology
- Bari (or Baridegi)
- Native American mythology
- Kaknu
- Norse mythology
- Gullveig
- Odin
- Baldr
- Phrygian mythology
- Attis
- Religion in ancient Rome
- Aeneas
- Bacchus
- Proserpina
- Slavic mythology
- Jarilo
- Kostroma
- Marzanna
- Sumerian mythology
- Dumuzi
- Inanna
- Yoruba mythology
- Obatala
- Moremi Ajasoro
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