Dagonet
Dagonet In Arthurian legend, King Arthur’s fool. One day Sir Dagonet came to Cornwall with two squires. As they drew near a well, Sir Tristram…
Month: September 2017
Dagon
Dagon (corn, grain) In Near Eastern mythology (Canaanite), vegetation god worshipped by the Philistines. The Old Testament records three incidents that portray the encounter between…
Mari
Mari ALSO KNOWN AS: Mayan ORIGIN: Basque (Euskara) Mari, great goddess of the Pyrenees and eldest of the Basque deities, dwells within deep caverns. She…
Basa-Jaun
Basa-Jaun lives high in the caves and forests of the Pyrenees between France and Spain. He enjoys the company of shepherds. At night, at least in the …
Basa-Andre
Basa-Andre is a beautiful but dreaded spirit of the Pyrenees Mountains, called the “land mermaid” or “mountain mermaid,” sharing many mermaid …
Turan
Turan The Mistress ALSO KNOWN AS: Turanna ORIGIN: Etruscan Turan is the Etruscan goddess of love, joy, and prosperity. Her name may derive from a…
Yambe-Akka
Description: “Old woman of the dead.” Has charge of the underworld. Rules over underworld.
Venden Emo
Description: The “mother of water” was responsible for guiding fish into the nets of the hungry. She is a very ancient goddess; her worship was…
Vellamo
Description: The sea goddess lived underwater with her daughters, the waves, who tended cattle and raised mysterious crops on the ocean floor.
