Brigantia   (translated from German)
Brigantia Brigantia or also Brigindo, Bricta or Brixia is an antique celtic Divinity. Brigantia was the master goddess of the britannischen ... helmet, speer, sign and armament. In addition, Brigantia became as Nymphe designates - probably because it ... mainland, as numerous inscriptions testify. The name Brigantia means "the shining" or "the raised ...
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Brigantia (goddess)
Brigantia (goddess) In Gallo-Roman and Romano-British religion, Brigantia was a goddess who is attested several ... Constance in Austria (modern Bregenz). Evidence for Brigantia Inscriptions Seven inscriptions to Brigantia are known, all from Britain (Epigraphik-Datenbank ... ex imperio imp(eratum) (fecit) (RIB 02091). Brigantia is assimilated to Victoria in two ...
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Brigantia radio   (translated from Portuguese)
Brigantia radio [ 1 ] A local radio to the ...
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Brigit   (translated from French)
... Known under the names of Brigit or Brigantia, it is, schematically, at the same time ... innumerable misadventures. Synopsis The Large Goddess Brigit / Brigantia is often compared with Minerve of Romans ... of which it becomes itéponyme, holy Brigitte. Brigantia is found in particular in the names ... to him. Etymology The théonymes Brigit and Brigantia derive from old Celtic (some say proto ... Écosse : Brid, Attaches. Gaule : Berecyntia, Brig, Brigandu, Brigantia. Irlande : Brig, Brigid, Brigh, Brighit. Pays ...
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Celtic polytheism
... spoken at funerary rituals. Cult of exaltedness Brigantia (Celtic: Highness), known variously Brighid, Bride, or ... Numerous holy wells are dedicated to her. Brigantia, patron goddess of the Brigantes of northern ... is cognate with that of Briganti , Latin Brigantia and, as the tutelary goddess of the ... Boyne *Brigantī-jā high-ness Exaltedness feminine Brigantia Brigandu Braint Brigid *Bukkos buck Male Mammalian ...
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Brigid
... 2] [3]). Some of her titles included: "Brigantia, Exaltedness of Inspiration" - patroness of poets "Brigantia, Exaltedness of the Hearth" - patroness of healers, goddess of fertility "Brigantia, Exaltedness of the Forge" - patroness of smiths ... Berecyntia (Gaul) [citation needed] Brigan Brigandu (Gaul) Brigantia (Britain) Brigantis (Britain) Brigindo (Switzerland) Brigida (The ...
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Celtic Gallaecia
... descried Ireland from the high Tower of Brigantia and marched towards its conquest. From a ... the Breogan hero constructed a city called Brigantia, where he raised the great tower or ... against the Hispani, constructed the city of Brigantia (or Braganza) and the Tower that took ...
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Tower of Hercules
... be built on the site. The city, Brigantia to the Romans, came to be called ... – 417: “Secundus angulus circium intendit, ubi Brigantia Gallaeciae civitas sita altissimum farum et inter ... circumnavigating Hispania], where the Gallaecian city of Brigantia is sited, a very tall lighthouse is ...
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Andy J. Roberts
... Andy edited the seminal UFO magazine, UFO Brigantia, for 25 issues and also edits the ... Catflaps: Anomalous Big Cats in the North, Brigantia Books 1986/CFZ 2001 Phantoms of the ...
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Celtic mythology
... Aufaniae, Aveta, Belatu-Cadros, Belenus, Belisama, Borvo, Brigantia, Britannia, Buxenus, Camma, Camulus, Cernunnos, Clota, Cocidius ... in Ireland, Brigindo in Gaul, and possibly Brigantia in Britain Maponos in Britain and Gaul ...
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