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| DAGDA Irish. Father god of the earth, Leader of the Tuatha de Danann. He is a great magician, a strong warrior and a skilled artisan. DANU Irish. Mother of the Dagda. Matriarch of the Tuatha De Danann. Goddess of the Earth. DIAN CECHT Irish. God of healing and medicine. DON Welsh. Queen of the heavens and goddess of air and sea. Corresponds to Irish Danu. DYLAN Welsh. God of the sea and brother to Llew. FLIDAIS Irish. Goddess of the forest, woodlands and wild things. GOIBNIU Irish and Welsh. "The Great Smith". God of weapons. GWYNN AP NUDD Welsh. God of the underworld. Also considered King of the faeries and elves. LLYR Welsh. God of waters and the sea. LUGH Welsh and Irish. God of the light and the sun. Also associated with healing, reincarnation, prophecy and revenge. Celebrated at Lughnasadh. MACHA Irish. Goddess of war, life and death. MANANNAN MAC LIR Irish. God of the sea who foretells the weather. MATH MATHONWY Welsh. God of magic, sorcery and enchantment. MIDIR Irish. God of the underworld. MORRIGAN (Morrigu) The "Great Queen" or "Phantom Queen". She exists both as a single goddess and as part of a triad of war goddesses (the others being Babd and Macha). She is a goddess of battle, strife and fertility and is ofter portrayed in the form of a hooded crow. NANTOSUETTA (Nantosuelta) Gaulish. Goddess of nature, valleys and streams. OGMA Irish. God of eloquence and learning who invented the Ogham alphabet. PWYLL Welsh. God who married Rhiannon and was father to Pryderi. RHIANNON Welsh. Goddess of horses and singing birds. Symbolises fertility, the moon, charms and enchantment. ROSMERTA Gaulish. "The Great Provider". Goddess of fertility and wealth. SMERTIOS Gaulish war god. TALIESIN Welsh. God of song, chief bard of the west and patron of the druids. TARANIS Gaulish. Thunder god. TEUTATES Gaulish. "The God of the Tribe". God of war, fertility and wealth. |
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