British and Celtic Deities

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  Godiva Oil – Meaning “gift of God”. Lady Godiva was an 11th-century English noblewoman who, according to legend, rode naked – covered only by her hair – through the streets of Coventry to protest the high taxes imposed by her husband upon the townspeople.

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  Ratis Oil – Goddess of protective fortification and boundaries. Her name means “of the fortress”.

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  Verbeia Oil – Romano-Celtic goddess of the River Wharfe in West Yorkshire

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  Vaga Oil – Patron goddess of the river Vaga.

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  Titania Oil – Name for Diana in her role as Queen of the Faerie Realm.

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  Teutonic Oil – An ancient tribe of people who lived in northern Europe

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  Tarvos Trigaranos Oil – Gaulish god of unknown association shown with a bull with three cranes on its back like that of Essus.

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  Tannus Oil – A God of the wheel associated with the oak tree and eagles, also a God of fertility and a sky God.

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  Tamesis Oil – The Goddess and namesake of the river Thames, later replaced in patriarchal times by Llud, for whom Ludgate Hill in London is named.

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  Setlocenia Oil – Goddess of Long Life.

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  Segomo Oil – Gaulish War God.

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  Nixes Oil – Prophetic spirits of the waters, river mermaids.

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  Nick Oil

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  Nemontana Oil – Celtic goddess often coupled with Camulos, god of war, healing & fertility; her name means “she who is revered in the shrine” or “spirit of the sacred grove”.

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  Morrigan Oil – Triple Goddess, Queen of Ghosts; Goddess of War, Crone aspect of the triple goddess.

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  Morgan Oil – Variant of Morigan and Morrigan.

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