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Alphabetical listing of Gods
Aah:
Egyptian.
Is one of the sacred moon
Gods, his colour is Silver.
Abandinus:
Celtic. Currently known
only from a single inscription from Cambridgeshire, England in
Godmanchester. Some believe that he was associated with the river Ouse
(formerly known as Abona)
Aegir:
Norse. A Sea God, he is a
personification of the power of the ocean and its strength for good or
ill in the affairs of men.
Aengus:
Goedelic. A God of love.
AI:
Irish and Celtic. A God of
poetry, a member of the Tuatha de Danaan, also known as Aoi Mac
Ollamain.
Alaunus: Brythonic.
A God of the sun, healing and prophecy.
Amaethon: Brythonic.
A God of agriculture.
Ambisagrus:
Brythonic. A God of thunder and lightning.
Amon: Egyptian. A God
of life, Reproduction and agriculture. He is represented by the colour
green.
Anextiomarus: Brythonic.
A Tribal God.
Anu: SumerianIs. A Sky God, the God of
heaven, lord of constellations, king of Gods, spirits and demons, and
dwelt in the highest heavenly regions.
Anubis: Egyptian. A God of death and dying,
and sometimes God of the Underworld. He is represented by the colour
black.
Apollo: Greek. A God who has dominion
over the sun, plague, light, healing, colonists, medicine, archery,
poetry, prophecy, dance, reason, intellectualism and as the patron
defender of herds and flocks. He is represented by the colours gold
and white.
Apsu: Sumerian. A God of fresh water,
also representing the primeval water and sometimes the cosmic abyss.
He was sometimes associated with the ocean, but he was not a deity of
salt water.
Arawn: Welsh. A God of the
Underworld, which was called Annwn.
Ares: Greek. A God of war.
Arvernus: Brythonic.
A God of the Gallic Averni.
Aten: Egyptian. A Sun God and
represented by the sun's disk. His worship was instituted as the basis
for the mostly monotheistic religion of Amenhotep IV (later named
Akhenaten).
Attis: Phrypian. A God of fertility and
vegetation. He is represented by the colour green.
Avalloc: Brythonic. He may have been the King
of Avalon.
Baal: Phoenician. A God of nature and
fertility, He is represented by the colour green.
Bacchus: Roman. A God of wine, he was
viewed as the promoter of civilization, and a lawgiver and lover of
peace, as well as the patron deity of both agriculture and the
theatre. He is represented by the colours red and purple.
Baldur/Balder: Norse.
A God of innocence,
beauty, joy, purity and peace. He is represented by the colours yellow
and gold.
Balor: Goidelic. A God of death. Balor
only had one eye which was usually closed, its gaze killed anyone that
saw it.
Belatu-Cadros: Brythonic. In Wales, is the God of
destruction, war and attaining vengeance on enemies.
Belenus: Brythonic.
A Fertility God who
looked after sheep and cattle. He was worshipped at Beltane.
Purifying fires were lit and cattle were forced to walk between them
before being allowed to go to pasture.
Bes: Egyptian. Is a hideously ugly dwarf
God who guards against evil spirits and misfortune. He is the
protector of the pharaohs, a god of children, and women in labour.
Bragi: Norse. A God of poetry and
eloquence.
Borvo: Celtic. Widespread God of
mineral springs and healing.
Brea: Celtic. A God of the Tuatha
de Danaan.
Bres: Goidelic. A God of agriculture.
Camulus: Brythonic.
A God of war.
Caswallawn: Brythonic.
A War God.
Cearas: Ancient pagan.
A God of fire, He is
represented by the colour green.
Cenn Cruaich: Celtic.
A God of the sky and
heavens.
Centeotl: Aztec. A God of maize and
originally a Goddess.
Cernunnos: Neo-Pagan. The
life-fertility-death cycle for Cernunnos, though his death is now
usually set at Samhain. He is
represented by the colour dark green.
Chac: MayanIs. A God of rain and
thunder, and important as a fertility and agriculture God.
Chernobog: Slavic.
A God of war, He is
represented by the colour red.
Cocidius: Brythonic.
A Hunting God.
Condatis: BrythonicIs.
A Water God.
Contrebis: Brythonic. Is the patron God of
Lancaster.
Creidhne: Celtic. A God of metalworking. He
was a member of the Tuatha de Danaan.
Crom Cruach: Celtic.
One of the chief Gods
of Ireland. He may have been a solar deity.
Curoi mac Daire: Celtic.
A giant sun God armed
with an axe. He was also a weather deity, associated with severe
thunderstorms.
Cupid: Ancient Roman. He was generally
considered beneficent, but there are many stories centred around his
penchant for mischievous matchmaking.
Daghda/Dagda: Celtic. Is the supreme God of the
Celtic pantheon, He is represented by the colours green and brown.
Dewi: Brythonic. An ancient God,
worshipped primarily in Wales. He was represented by a Great Red
Serpent; this symbol in the form of a dragon is only the official
emblem of Wales.
Dian Cecht: Celtic.
A God of healing.
Dionysus: Greek. A God of mystery
religious rites, wine, ecstasy, fertility and nature. He is
represented by the colours red, purple and green.
Dylan Eil Ton/Dylan:
Welsh Celtic. Sea God. Since the
moment of his birth the golden-haired Dylan was a creature able to
swim in the ocean like a fish, It was said that his death caused all
the waves of the sea to mourn his loss.
Ea: Babylonian. God of water, wisdom,
magic, arts and crafts, He is represented by the colour blue.
Ehecatl:
Aztec. A God of wind, an
aspect of Quetzalcoatl. His breath moved the sun and pushed away rain.
Eros:
Greek. A God of love and sexual
intercourse, He is represented by the colour red.
Esus:
Brythonic. A God of agriculture,
war and commerce. He is associated with the bull.
Fagus:
Brythonic. A God of trees,
especially beech trees.
Faunus:
Roman. A God of woodlands, fields
and shepherds, He is represented by the colour Green.
Firbolgs:
Celtic. Were early Gods of Ireland
that attacked the Fomorians. They fought to a standstill and both
sides lived in Ireland until the Firbolgs were exterminated by the
Tuatha de Danaan.
Frey:
Scandinavian. A God of fertility, He is
represented by the colour Green.
Freyr:
Old Norse. The male fertility God and
God of love.
Grannus:
Continental Brythonic. God of healing and
mineral springs. His cult was centred in Aquae Granni.
Gwyn an Nudd:
Brythonic. A God of the
underworld.
Gukumatz:
Mayan. A snake God, one of all
three groups of Gods who created Earth and humanity. He taught mankind
civilization and agriculture.
Hadad:
Syrian. A supreme storm God.
Hades:
Greek. A God of the underworld and
the dead, He is represented by the colour black.
Hafgan:
Brythonic. A God of the
underworld. He could not be killed by a God, only a mortal.
Hephaestus:
Greek. A God of fire and the forge.
Hermes:
Greek. The God of travellers,
shepherds, land travel, orators, literature, cunning, poets,
athletics, weights and measures, and thieves, and the messenger from
the Gods to humans.
Hod or Hodur :
Norse. A God of darkness and
winter
Hooded Spirits:
Celtic. Three Hooded Spirits are
healing and fertility deities.
Horus:
Egyptian. Is the Falcon headed God
of nature and the sky He is represented by the colour royal blue.
Huitzilopochtli:
Aztec. A God of war and a sun
God.
Icaunus:
Brythonic. The God of the river Yonne in Gaul.
Igaluk: Inuit. One of the most
powerful Gods of the pantheon, he is a lunar deity.
Ixtlilton:
Aztec. A God of healing,
feasts and festivals.
Janus:
Roman. The God of gates,
doors, beginnings, endings and doorways. The month of January was
named for him, He is represented by the colour white.
Khepri:
Egyptian A scarab God, a solar
deity who pushed the sun (as the scarab pushes the dung) across the
sky every day, as well as carrying it safely through the underworld
every night.
Khons:
Egyptian. A sacred moon God and
god of healing, He is represented by the colours silver and white.
Khnum:
Egyptian. A God of the Nile
River delta, and the creator of human children.
Leucetios:
Brythonic. A God of thunder.
Lir:
Celtic. A God of the sea.
Loki:
Scandinavian. A God of fire, He is
represented by the colour red.
Lugh:
Celtic. Leader of the Tuatha De
Danaan. Lugh's name is the origin of that of the Pagan festival
Lughnasadh, He is represented by the colour yellow, gold and bronze.
Lupercus:
Roman. A God of Fertility, his
festival called Lupercalia was celebrated on February 15th. He is
represented by the colour green.
Luxovius:
Brythonic. A God of the waters
of Luxeuil, worshipped in Gaul.
Maahes:
Egyptian. A lion God, possibly of
foreign origin, he punished liars.
Mabon:
Celtic. A hunter God that was
stolen from his mother three days after his birth.
Manannan mac Lir:
Celtic. A sea and weather God.
He was one of the Tuatha de Danaan. He ruled over the Blessed Isles as
well as Mag Mell, the underworld.
Maponos:
Celtic. A God of youth.
Marduk:
Mesopotamia. A late generation God
and the patron deity of the city of Babylon.
Mars:
Roman. A God of war and initially
was the Roman God of fertility and vegetation, and protector of
cattle, but later he became associated with battle. As the god of
spring, when his major festivals were held, he presided over
agriculture in.
Mercury:
Roman. A God of trade, profit and
commerce.
Metztli:
Aztec. A moon God.
Mictlantecuhtli:
Aztec. The God of the dead and
King of Mictlan, the lowest section of the underworld. He was depicted
as a skeleton or a person wearing a toothy skull. He was associated
with spiders, owls and bats.
Min:
Egyptian. A God of fertility and
protector of travellers, He is represented by the colour green and
white.
Mog Ruith:
Goidelic. The sun God who rode on
a bronze chariot or flew through the sky every day.
Nemausus:
Celtic. Patron God of Nemausus
Nimes.
Neptune:
Roman. A God of the sea, He is
represented by the colour blue.
Njord:
Norse. A God of prosperity,
fishermen, seamanship and sailing. He is represented by the colour
aquamarine.
Nuada:
Goidelic. One of the Tuatha de
Danaan. He was a God of the sea, children and childbirth, the sun,
beauty, healing, sorcery and poetry and writing.
Odin:
Norse. Is both God of wisdom
magic, art, poetry and war. He is represented by the colours are
purple, red and black.
Ogyruan:
Celtic. A God of bards.
Ometecuhtli:
Aztec. A God of fire, a
creator deity and one of the highest Gods in the pantheon, he had no
cult and was not actively worshipped. He, was the source of life on
Earth.
Osiris:
Egyptian. A life-death-rebirth
deity, God of vegetation and fertility. He is represented by the
colour green and black.
Pan:
Greek. The God who watches
over shepherds and their flocks, woodlands, fields and fertility. He
is represented by the colour green.
Patecatl:
Aztec. A God of healing and
fertility.
Pluto:
Roman. A God of the
underworld.
Poseidon:
Greek. A God of the sea,
also the god of earthquakes and horses. He is represented by the
colour light blue.
Ptah:
Egyptian. A creator God and
patron deity of Memphis, Egypt, as well as craftsmen. Ptah was
associated with stone based crafts. He is represented by the colour
white.
Quetzalcoatl:
Aztec. A God of fertility,
wind and wisdom, He was known as the inventor of books and the
calendar, the giver of maize corn to mankind, and sometime as a symbol
of death and resurrection. He is represented by the colour black.
Ra:
Egyptian. Is the God of the sun,
birth and re-birth, He is represented by the colour gold.
Robur:
Celtic. A God of oak trees,
worshipped primarily in Gaul.
Rudianos:
Brythonic. The patron deity of
Gaul.
Saône:
Celtic. A river God.
Saturn:
Roman. A God of agriculture
and the harvest, He is represented by the colour orange.
Seb:
Egyptian. A God of fertility and
the Earth. (The Egyptians were unusual in this regard; in other
mythologies, the Earth is usually represented by a Goddess).
Segomo:
Brythonic. A God of war.
Set:
Egyptian.
Originally a God of
darkness and black magic, later strength, war, storms, foreign lands
and deserts. He protected desert caravans but also caused sandstorms
and is represented by the colour black.
Shamash:
Babylonian. A sun God, He is
represented by the colour yellow.
Sin:
Babylonian and Assyrian. A moon God, He is
represented by the colour white.
Smertios:
Brythonic. A God of war
particularly worshipped in Gaul.
Sobek:
Egyptian. The crocodile God who
symbolized the fertility of the Nile River and the authority of the
pharaohs.
Svarog:
Slavic. A God of fire and
metallurgy, He is represented by the colours red and silver.
Sylvanus:
RomanA God of forests, fields and
herding, He is represented by the colour dark green.
Taranis:
Brythonic. A God of thunder, He
was associated with the wheel and may have received human sacrifices.
Tarvos Trigaranos:
Brythonic. The bull God.
Teoyaomqui:
Aztec. A God of dead
warriors.
Thantos:
Greek.A God of death, He is
represented by the colour black.
Thor:
Norse. A God of thunder and
lightning, farmers and sailors, He is represented by the colour dark
blue.
Thoth:
Egyptian. A God of the moon, wisdom,
writing, magic, and measurement of time, among other things. He is
represented by the colours white, silver and purple.
Thunor:
Pagan-Germanic A God of thunder and
lightening also fertility, represented by the colours dark blue,
black & green.
Tiwaz:
Pagan-Germanic . A God of the sky, He is
represented by the colour blue.
Tlaloc:
Aztec. A God of rain and
fertility, The Aztecs believed that he was responsible for both floods
and droughts, and that Tlaloc had been created by the other Gods.
Tonacatecuhtli:
Aztec. A fertility God. He
organized the world into land and ocean at the creation of the world.
Tonatiuh:
Aztec. A sun God and war God
who presided over the current (fifth) age. Warriors who die serving
him receive eternal life.
Torngasoak:
Inuit. A very powerful sky
God, one of the more important deities in the Inuit pantheon.
Toutatis or Teutates:
Celts and Gauls. A God of war,
growth and prosperity.
Tyr:
Norse. Is the God of warfare and
battle.
Uranus:
Greek.A God of the sky, He is
represented by the colour blue.
Vosegus:
Brythonic. The patron God of the
Vosges Forest in Gaul.
Vulcan:
Roman. A God of fire and
volcanoes, and the manufacturer of art, arms, Iron, and Armour for
gods and heroes. At the Vulcanalia festival, which was held on August
23, fish and small animals were thrown into a fire.
Woden:
Pagan-Germanic. A God of war, poetry,
prophecy and magic. His sacred day of the week is Wednesday and He is
represented by the colours red and purple.
Xipe Totec:
Aztec. A triple deity, of
agriculture, the west, disease, spring, goldsmiths, the seasons. He
flayed himself to give food to humanity, symbolic of maize seed losing
the outer layer of the seed before germination. Without skin, he was
depicted as a golden God.
Xochipilli:
Aztec. A God of love, games,
beauty, dance, flowers, maize, and song.
Yarilo:
Slavic. A God of fertility, He is
represented by the colour green.
Yacatecuhtli:
Aztec. The patron God of
travelers, especially merchant travellers.
Yum Caax.
Mayan. The personification of
maize and a God of agriculture and nature.
Zeus: Greek.
The leader of the Gods
and God of the sky and thunder.
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