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The Phoenix

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In Roman Mythology, the caladrius was a snow-white bird that dwelt in the houses of kings. It was said that the bird could cure one's sickness. It would do this by absorbing the sickness into itself and fly away. The bird would then proceed to disperse the sickness, curing the sick person and itself. Later traditions in the Medieval era would attribute the caladrius to Christ and repentance. If the sick person had repented their sin, the bird would look upon their face, and the person would live. For those that didn't, the bird would look away, and the person would die.

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The Alkonost

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The Crow; a common bird found in Roman and Greek Mythology 