Other deities include Ram, Lakshmi and Hanuman.
Many are bronzes depicting the Buddha and other deities.
If God had a commonplace proper name, He would merely be distinguished from other deities.
Many similar festivals for other deities are observed in India and Nepal.
His worship spread as he became increasingly identified with other deities, often under Eastern influence.
Other deities possess animal or plant attributes or are incarnations associated with particular animals or plants.
There are also many places sacred to followers of Vishnu, Shiva, or other deities.
Xerxes and his successors mention other deities by name, but Ahura Mazdā remains supreme.
Shirk, (Arabic: "making a partner [of someone]"), in Islām, idolatry, polytheism, and the association of God with other deities.
Local Semitic cults of Bel, Allat, and other deities flourished alongside temples dedicated to Greek gods such as Apollo.
Among the other deities are Umale Okun, god of the sea, and Ogun, god of iron and war.
