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Celtic Goddesses: Warriors, Virgins and Mothers (original 1996; edition 1997)

by Miranda Green (Author)

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This text offers a wide-ranging review of the significance of the female in Celtic myth and religion. Celtic goddesses presided over nature, animals, healing and fertility. Terrifying battle goddesses were invoked in times of war and a Mother Goddess was supplicated for the fertility of animals and crops. Goddesses were often linked with animals - birds, dogs, bears, pigs and snakes all had their divine protectresses.… (more)
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Title:Celtic Goddesses: Warriors, Virgins and Mothers
Authors:Miranda Green (Author)
Info:British Museum Press (1997), Edition: First Paperback Edition
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Tags:Anthropology, Celtic, History, Myths and Mythology, Pagan

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This text offers a wide-ranging review of the significance of the female in Celtic myth and religion. Celtic goddesses presided over nature, animals, healing and fertility. Terrifying battle goddesses were invoked in times of war and a Mother Goddess was supplicated for the fertility of animals and crops. Goddesses were often linked with animals - birds, dogs, bears, pigs and snakes all had their divine protectresses.

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