Diana (Artemis) Classical goddess of the Moon and the hunt and one of the most important aspects of the Goddess in Wicca. Diana (counterpart to the Greek Artemis) personifies the positive attributes
Saturn Father Time; The Sower ALSO KNOWN AS: Saturnus It was said that Saturn, Roman spirit of agriculture, once reigned over a lost golden age, a time without sorrow. He is the lord of wealth and seed-sowing. He may have
Acestes (healer) In Greek and Roman mythology, a king of Eryx; son of the Sicilian river god Crimisus and a Trojan woman, Egesta (or Segesta) who was sent by her father to
Anna Perenna is in Roman mythology, an ancient Italian goddess believed to be associated with the revolving year. Every month she renewed her youth and was therefore regarded as a goddess who
Angitia The Marsi, an ancient Central Italian tribe, claimed descent from Circe’s son. Their chief deity was his daughter, Angitia, a snake-charming sorceress who learned her craft directly from her grandma. Very
Angerona ALSO KNOWN AS: Diva Angerona ORIGIN: Rome Feast: 21 December Angerona, primordial goddess of the Roman region, is the spirit of silence and secrets, and so perhaps it is appropriate that
Tellus Mater Earth Mother ALSO KNOWN AS: Terra Mater ORIGIN: Italy Tellus Mater, the Earth Mother, is the great mother without whom nothing grows and nothing could exist. She is the energy
POMONA : THE APPLE QUEEN Pomona is the spirit of fresh fruit and fruit trees, especially apples. Her name derives from the Latin pomum, similar to the French pomme or “apple.” The
Abeona ORIGIN: Italian, pre-Roman Abeona is the spirit of literal and metaphoric departures. She protects children in general, but especially the first time they leave home. Abeona may be petitioned to provide
Acca Larentia ALSO KNOWN AS: Acca Laurentia ORIGIN: Etruscan or Italian Feast: The Larentalia on 23 December Various contradictory legends are told of Acca Larentia. Their common denominator is that she is
Sylvanus King of the Woodlands ALSO KNOWN AS: Silvanus Sylvanus, horned spirit of forests, groves, and wild fields, presides over boundaries, thresholds, and hedges. Sylvanus literally means “Forest Spirit” in Latin and
Adrano is Sicily’s sacred guardian. Together with his sons, the Palici, he protects Sicily and Sicilians. Adrano is the presiding spirit of Mount Etna. Adrano’s temple on Mount Etna was guarded by
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