Aphrodite Goddess of love, lust, and beauty. Lover of Ares; in some stories, wife of Hephaistos. Born of seafoam. Apollo God of music, prophecy, healing and plagues.… Read more “The Greek Gods”

Aengus God. Tuatha de Danann. Also known as Oengus, Aengus Og or Aengus mac Og. Associated with love and inspiration. Aine Goddess. Tuatha de Danann. Associated with… Read more “The Irish Celtic Gods”

Afallach God. Associated with the afterlife, the isle of Avalon. Amaethon God. Likely associated with agriculture. Arawn God. Lord of the dead; associated with fertility. Arianhrod Goddess.… Read more “The Welsh Celtic Gods”

Abandinus God. Possibly a protective deity, possibly associated with a river or spring.(Known in Britain, worship site near Godmanchester.) Abelio God. May be associated with the apple… Read more “The Gaulish and Brythonic Celtic Gods”

The Alaisiagae Goddesses. Associations uncertain. Beda and Boudihillia are possibly Celtic names while Fimmilena and Friagabis are more likely Germanic. (Known in Britain, worship sites at Housesteads… Read more “The Continental Germanic Gods”

Aegir God. Associated with the sea, hospitality and brewing. Husband of Ran. Balder God. Associated with peace and rebirth. Son of Odin and Frigga, husband of Nanna,… Read more “The Norse Gods”

Amun/Amon/Amen God. Considered to be king of all the gods; he is as well a creator god, believed to be himself a self-created deity, and is associated… Read more “The Egyptian Gods”