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Cú Chulainn: The Hound of Ulster Cú Chulainn was a famous Celtic war hero and one of Ireland’s most popular figures; He was called Ireland’s child ...
Cernunnos: Mystery of the Horned One Cernunnos was the Gaelic god of beasts, nature, and wildness. He was called the Horned One or the Celtic horne...
Ceridwen: The Witch Goddess Ceridwen (sometimes spelled as Cerridwen) was a Welsh goddess, but she was more like a white witch, so she used her pow...
Cailleach: The Divine Hag Cailleach is a goddess of many names and titles, but for the most part, she is a divine hag. Even her name means “old wom...
Brigid: The Exalted One Brigid, goddess of fertility, spring, and wells, was a Celtic deity of pagan Ireland. She was a prominent member of the Tua...
Badb: The Battle Crow Badb, goddess of war and death in Celtic mythology, can shape-shift into a crow. She was a frightening character with the fac...
Aengus: God of Love Aengus, god of love, youth, and poetry in Celtic mythology, was the son of the Dagda, the chief of the Tuatha Dé Danann, the Ce...
Arawn: Lord of the Welsh Otherworld Arawn is the Lord of the Welsh Otherworld in Celtic mythology. He had similar traits to Hades/Pluto as well as ...
Vulcan | The God of Fire and the Forge Vulcan, god of fire and forge, was the ugliest god in Roman mythology. He has rather a sad history, starting...
Vesta: Goddess of Hearth and Home Vesta, goddess of hearth and home, presided over domestic life and domestic tranquility. She was the goddess of f...
Venus | Roman goddess in Roman Mythology Venus, goddess of love, beauty, and sex in Roman mythology, is one of the most well-known of the goddesses...
Pluto: Roman God of Death Pluto, god of death, was the Roman lord of the underworld. He was also the god of anything that could be extracted from t...
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