Belenus The Brilliant One ORIGIN: Celtic Feast: 1 May Belenus is the Latinized name of the Celtic deity called Bel or Belen. That Bel in his name derives from a Celtic word
Rosmerta The Great Provider ORIGIN: Celtic Rosmerta is a goddess of abundance, well-being, prosperity, peace, and plenty. She is a love goddess who bestows fertility. No myths involving Rosmerta currently survive but she is a great goddess who was once
Brigantia was the presiding spirit of the Brigantes, the most populous Celtic tribe of Britain. They ruled a broad swathe of Northern England and the Midlands with their capital at York. Brigantia’s
Coventina is a water spirit presiding over the Carrawburgh River, Northumberland, once the Roman settlement of Brocolitia. She heals illness, restores fertility, and was venerated by colonizing Romans as well as Celts.
This goddess with the wonderful name is an ancient spirit of Galicia, now in Spain but once an ancient Celtic kingdom. Orcabella is described as a lusty hag with prodigious sexual appetites.
Nodens – The Cloud Maker; He Who Bestows Wealth Nodens is a spirit of healing and the sea. Little is now known of him: what is known has largely been pieced together
Nantosuelta The Meandering Stream; The Winding River ORIGIN: Celtic Nantosuelta is a mysterious goddess of fertility and abundance who was once extremely popular in Burgundy, the lower Rhone Valley, Luxemburg, and the
Nehalennia ORIGIN: Celtic On 4 April 1970, fishermen, working off Colijnsplaat, an estuary of Holland’s East Scheldt River, recovered three fragments from two altars eighty-five feet below the surface. In the process,
Sequana ORIGIN: Celtic Sequana, Goddess of France’s Seine River, held court at a healing shrine at the river’s source, established in the second or first century BCE, although a more rustic shrine
Sulis ORIGIN: Celtic Sulis is the presiding goddess of the natural hot springs of Bath, England. The springs and town were formerly known as Aquae Sulis: “the waters of Sulis.” Her name
Dirona (Sirona) In Celtic mythology, a mother goddess who appears to be identical with the goddess known elsewhere as Divona. She is depicted with a dog on her lap, a diadem (implying
Grannus is a healing spirit associated with therapeutic springs. Roman historian Dio Cassius, who lived in the late second and early third centuries, placed Grannus in the same league as Asklepios and
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