Bibliotheke (I.6.3); the Hittite-Greek parallels found few adherents at the time, the Hittite myth of the castration of the god of heaven by Kumarbi, with its clearer parallels to Greek myth, not having yet been deciphered and edited. Manuscripts Catalogue des Textes Hittites 321 consists of the following tablets: A. KBo III 7 B. KUB XVII 5 C. KUB XVII 6 D. KUB XII 66 E. KUB XXXVI 54 F. KBo XII 83 G. KBo XII 84, XIII 84 H. KBo XXII 99 J. KUB XXXVI 53 None of the individual versions is complete. Text A is the most complete, including 30 out of 36 paragraphs. See also List of dragons in mythology and folklore Lotan, Ugarit sea serpent Jörmungandr, 'world serpent' in Norse myth Nidhögg, a dragon that gnaws at the world tree in Norse myth Tiamat, the chaos-dragon of Mesopotamia Vritra, dragon personifying drought in Vedic religion Yamata no Orochi, eight-headed and eight-tailed dragon in Japanese legend References Hittite legendary creatures Legendary serpents