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Sibyl
Prophetess. Sibyl was actually the Latin name for several prophetesses that appeared in Roman legends. One of the Sibyls guided the Trojan hero Aen...
By Jimmy Joe
Heid
According to the Voluspa (Poetic Edda), Heid (Bright One) was the reincarnation of the healing goddess Gullveig . She was sometimes confused with t...
By Jimmy Joe
Witches
This page should actually be called Witches and Sibyls. Below are some articles on wise-women that are found in Norse myths, which included: witche...
By Jimmy Joe
Bibliography
Texts Other Texts References Texts The following books are translations that I have read. If you are interested in reading this literature, then I ...
By Jimmy Joe
About Celtic Myths
Today, Celtic mythology refers to stories from the ancient race of people known as the Celts, who spoke the Celtic language. During the early medie...
By Jimmy Joe
House of Arthur & Culhwch
The genealogy shown below is a Welsh version of King Arthur's family. The names shown here were found in Welsh tales and poems, mainly in the Mabin...
By Jimmy Joe
Houses of Dôn and Llyr
The family tree below displays two important families in Welsh mythology: the Children of Llyr and the Children of Don. There were conflicts betwee...
By Jimmy Joe
High Kings and Clans of the Fianna
Here are a few genealogy tables from the Fenian Cycle. Below is a family tree of Conn Cétchathach and Cormac Mac Airt, two high kings of Ireland. T...
By Jimmy Joe
Children of Danu
The Children of Danu were the people of Danu, or as the Irish called them – the Tuatha Dé Danann. I have completed several different versions of th...
By Timeless Myths
Milesians
The following family trees show both the ancestors and descendants of Míl , founder and eponym of the Milesians, the true Gaelic people of Ireland....
By Jimmy Joe
Faithful Companions
The following list shows the faithful animals of gods or mortals, such as horses and dogs, that are found in the popular myths and legends. Please ...
By Jimmy Joe
Enchanted Objects
Fragarach Owners: Manannan, Lugh Fragarach (Frecraid, Freagarthach) was also called the "Answerer", and belonged to Manannan MacLir and Lugh Lamfad...