Welsh.
The Cymric equivalent of Danu. There seems to have been some conflation between Don and St. Anne within Mediaeval times.
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Danu
by Obsidian [57 words] |
| |  | "Irish, Celtic, and general Aryan. A river Goddess whose name appears across the face of Europe, the tutelary deity of many nations..." |
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Brigit
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Aine
by Obsidian [40 words] |
| | | "Brightness, glow, splendour, glory. Irish. A Faery Goddess of love and desire, she is also the tutelary Goddess of Knockany,..." |
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Arianrhod
by The Troth [80 words] |
| | | "('Silver Wheel') Major Welsh Goddess. A star goddess. Her palace was called Caer Arianrhod (Aurora Borealis), Goddess of time and..." |
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Hafren
by Obsidian [11 words] |
| | | "Welsh. Another river Goddess, she is the tutulary of the River Severn...." |
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