AAT Hierarchy Display (Getty Research)


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			Top of the AAT hierarchies
			.... Agents Facet
			........ People (hierarchy name)
			............ people (agents)
			................ <people by occupation>
			.................... <people in the humanities>
			........................ <people in religion and related occupations>
			............................ people in religion
			................................ apostates [N]
			................................ apostles
			................................ bodhisattvas
			.................................... guiding bodhisattvas
			................................ candle bearers
			................................ clergy
			.................................... <ancient Greek and Roman clergy>
			.................................... Buddhist clergy
			.................................... Christian clergy
			.................................... Islamic clergy
			.................................... Jewish clergy
			.................................... priestesses
			.................................... priests (clergy)
			.................................... secular priests
			.................................... Shinto clergy
			.................................... Zoroastrian clergy
			................................ crucifers (people)
			................................ deities
			.................................... atua
			.................................... avatāra
			.................................... creator gods
			.................................... death gods
			.................................... demigods
			.................................... dualities (deities)
			.................................... goddesses
			.................................... gods (deities)
			.................................... guardian deities
			.................................... lares
			.................................... lokapālas (deities)
			.................................... muses (deities)
			.................................... orishas
			.................................... place gods
			.................................... planetary gods
			.................................... śāsanadēvatā
			.................................... śāsanadēvī
			.................................... supreme gods
			.................................... taniwha
			.................................... teotl
			.................................... teteo
			.................................... trinities (deities)
			.................................... unities (deities)
			.................................... vasus
			.................................... world bearers [N]
			.................................... yakṣas
			................................ dervishes
			................................ ecclesiastics
			................................ elders
			................................ gurus
			................................ heresiarchs
			................................ jinas
			................................ koshares [N]
			................................ laity
			.................................... churchwardens [N]
			................................ lectors (ecclesiastic)
			................................ lōkapālas
			................................ mahasiddhas
			................................ marabouts (religious people)
			................................ missionaries
			................................ müezzins
			................................ mystics
			................................ oracles (people)
			................................ preachers
			.................................... evangelists
			................................ putti (children)
			................................ religious (people)
			.................................... beguines
			.................................... friars
			.................................... lay brothers
			.................................... monks (people)
			.................................... nuns
			.................................... sadhus
			.................................... tertiaries (people in religion)
			.................................... yakṣa-gaṇas
			.................................... zasus
			................................ religious leaders
			................................ sages
			................................ servers (people, ecclesiastical)
			................................ shamans
			................................ souls
			................................ spirits (beings)
			.................................... angels (spirits)
			.................................... apsarasas
			.................................... asuras
			.................................... bhutas (spirits)
			.................................... deities [N]
			.................................... demons
			.................................... devas
			.................................... devils (spirits)
			.................................... ehis
			.................................... ganas (spirits)
			.................................... gandharva
			.................................... ghosts (spirits)
			.................................... kiṁnaras
			.................................... nāgas (spirits)
			.................................... nymphs
			.................................... sylvans
			.................................... vidyādhara
			................................ supernatural beings
			.................................... world bearers
			................................ tea masters [N]
			................................ teopixqui
			................................ theologians
			................................ thurifers
			................................ tlamatinimeh
			................................ vodouisants
			................................ warrior priests
			................................ yogins

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