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| Cernunnos: Horned God and consort of the Lady. Also Kernunnos. | |
Norns: The three sisters of the Wyrd. |
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Morgan: Goddess of Water and Magick. | |
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Brigid: Warrior-Goddess and Protectress. Brigid is also a Triple Goddess. |
| Adonis: Greek; consort of Aphrodite. | |
Aphrodite: Goddess of passionate, sexual love. |
| Apollo: God of the Sun, Light and Arts. | |
Artemis: Goddess of the Moon. |
| Eros: God of Romance and Passionate Love. | |
Astarte: Fertility Goddess. |
| Hymen: God of Marriage and Commitment. | |
Athena: Warrior Goddess and Protectress. |
| Pan: God of Nature and the Woods, Laughter and Passion. | |
Demeter: Earth Mother archetype. |
| Poseidon: God of the Sea. | |
Dryads: Feminine spirits of the trees. |
| Zeus: King of the Greek Gods. | |
Hecate: Moon Goddess as in Crone or Dark Mother. |
| Hades: Zeus's brother and god of the underworld. | |
Hera: Goddess of marriage. |
| Ares: God of War. | |
Hestia: Goddess of Home and Hearth. |
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Muses: Goddesses of Inspiration. | |
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Selene: Goddess of the Moon and Solutions. |
| Apollo: God of the Sun, Light and Arts. | |
Ceres: Goddess of the Harvest. |
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Diana: Moon Goddess and Goddess of the Hunt. | |
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Flora: Goddess of Spring and Birth. | |
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Fortuna: Goddess of Fate. | |
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Venus: Goddess of Love and Romance. | |
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Vesta: Goddess of Fire. |
| Anubis: Guardian of Isis. | |
Bast: Goddess of Protection and Cats. |
| Horus: God of the all seeing eye and healing. | |
Hathor: Protectress of Women in Business. |
| Osiris: Counterpart of Isis. | |
Isis: Represents the Complete Goddess or the Triple Goddess connotation in one being. |
| Ptah: Expert cratsman and designer. God of creative enterprise with the hands. | |
Maat: Goddess of Justice and Divine Order. |
| Thoth: God of Reincarnation. | |
Nephtys: Goddess of Surprises, Sisters and Midwives |
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Nuit: Sky Mother. |
| Odin: Counterpart of Freya. | |
Freya: Moon Goddess and lover of Odin. |
| Thor: God of the Sky and Thunder. | |
Skadi: She is the goddess of winter, and is associated with hunting. |
| Aegir: (or Hler) He is the god of the sea, and dwells on the island of Lessoe (or Hlesey). | |
Fulla: This beautiful maiden was Frigga's attendant. |
| Balder: He is the god of innocence and light. | |
Idun: She is the personification of spring and youth |
| Forseti: He is the god of justice, and the son of Balder and Nanna | |
Lorelei: She is a water nymph, and daughter to Father Rhine. |
| Loki: The trickster god is the son of two giants | |
Ran: This goddess is Aegir's wife. |
| Thor: Powerful God. Son of Odin | |
Sif: Thor's wife. |
| Uller: He is the god of winter. | |
| Apsu: (Babylonian) His mate is Tiamat. | |
Aradia: (Italian) Queen of the Witches, daughter of Diana. |
| Lucifer: (Italian) Soulmate and Brother of Diana. God of the Sun and Light. | |
Canola: Goddess who created music |
| Mithra: (Persian) Sun God and bringer of Light. | |
Cebhfhionn: (y-von) Goddess of inspiration. |
| Shiva: (Hindu) Consort of Kali. God of the universal cycle of birth-death-rebirth. | |
Cerridwen: (Welsh) Moon and Harvest Goddess. |
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Druantia: Fire tree Godess | |
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Inanna: (Sumerian) Goddess representation of the Mother. | |
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Kali: (Hindu) Creative/Destructive Goddess. | |
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Lilith: (Hebrew) Adam’s first wife and said to be turned into a demoness. | |
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Munanna: Bird goddess. | |
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Urairbhuidhe: Bird Goddess. | |
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Hella: (Sweden, Norway, Finland and the Kola Peninsula) Mother of the Mountain . |
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