Directory 240 of 4,089 deities
Deities — Celtic, Slavic and Baltic
Deities in Celtic, Slavic and Baltic
Western, central and eastern Europe, roughly 500 BCE to 1500 CE.
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Greek and Roman Smertrios God in Gaul and Noricum equated with Mars
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Tarvos Trigaranus Deity - Tharapita God in Estonian mythology
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Tigernmas Deity - Veraudunus Deity
- Abandinus Celtic god
- Norse and Germanic Alcis A pair of young male brothers worshipped by the Naharvali, a tribe of ancient Germanic peoples
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Greek and Roman Cissonius Deity -
Cocidius Romano-British deity - Condatis Deity
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Damona Gaulish goddess -
Jumis Deity
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Norse and Germanic Krodo Saxon god -
Lel Slavic deity - Lludd Llaw Eraint Legendary hero from Welsh mythology
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Ritona Celtic goddess - Segomo War god in Gallo-Roman religion
- Norse and Germanic Tellervo (Tuulikki) Forest god Tapio's daughter in Finnish mythology
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Ūsiņš Latvian deity of light, spring, fertility, horses and bees - Veteris Celtic god
- Aed God in Irish mythology
- Aillen Deity
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Ancasta Celtic goddess worshipped in Roman Britain
- Atepomarus Deity
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Bandua Deity worshipped in ancient Iberia
- Belatu-Cadros Deity
- Bricta Gaulish goddess
- Buxenus Gaulish nature god
- Cicolluis Deity
- Dzydzilelya Alleged Polish goddess
- Icovellauna Water deity
- Litavis Gallic deity
- Norse and Germanic Nyyrikki Character in Finnish mythology
- Prono God in Baltic-Slavic mythology
- Rudianos Deity
- Visucius Deity
- Artaius Deity
- Božić Deity
- Chernoglav God of victory and war worshipped in Rügen
- Korochun The ritual character of the Slavs, Moldavians and Romanians
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Kostroma East Slavic fertility goddess - Moritasgus Celtic epithet for a healing god
- Pereplut Deity in the Slavic mythology
- Pikne Estonian pagan god of lightning
- Pripegala
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Rhenus Pater Personification or river god of the Rhine
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Troyan Figure in Slavic mythology - Bormana Celtic goddess
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Cichol Gricenchos Figure in Irish mythology - Cornflower Wraith Mythical character
- Dabog Deity
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Gebrinius Deity - Glanis Water deity
- Gobannus Celtic warrior deity, patron of smiths
- Jessa Alleged Polish god
- Mogons Celtic god
- Mullo Deity
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Nya (God) Slavic god or death god - Penarddun Figure in Welsh mythology
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Reo Lusitanian god - Robor Gaulish god
- Senuna Celtic goddess worshipped in Roman Britain
- Souconna Water deity
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three bogatyrs Characters in Slavic mythology: Ilya Muromets, Dobrynya Nikitich, Alyosha Popovich - Aernus Name of a god in the Lusitanian and Gallaecian pantheons
- Crom Dubh Mythological and folkloric figure of Ireland
- Greek and Roman Danuvius Celtic river deity
- Gardaitis Lithuanian god
- Moccus Deity
- Siebog
- Tethra Irish god
- Uslad Slavic pseudo-deity
- Zemes-mãte Slavic and Latvian goddess of the earth, identical to Lithuanian Žemyna
- Zhytsen
- Caturix Deity
- Lelya Mythological character among the Eastern Slavs
- Ocelus Celtic god associated with Mars
- Oźwiena Slavic goddess of the echo
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Norse and Germanic Piru Evil spirit or demon in Finnish mythology -
Sreća -
sudica The female beings of fate in Slavic mythology -
The Sea Tsar Character of Russian folk tales, tutelary deity - Vellaunus Celtic and Gaulish god
- Vindonnus Celtic deity
- Acionna Celtic divinity
- Agrona Hypothetical name for the River Ayr
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Anvallus Gaulish deity - Arubianus Celtic god
- Bedaius Deity
- Bergimus Celtic god
- Gontia Celtic goddess
- Javinė Lithuanian goddess
- Norse and Germanic Kave Spiritual entity in Finnish mythology
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Latobius Celtic god
- Matunos
- Mitinis Kalvis Blacksmith character in Lithuanian mythology
- Neto Celtic deity
- Greek and Roman Olloudius Celtic god
- Poeninus Ancient Alpine deity
- Norse and Germanic Rahko Deity in Finnish mythology
- Vernostonos Celtic deity
- Bébinn Celtic deity
- Bugius Deity
- Candidus Celtic spirit
- Greek and Roman Gallia Romano-Gallic goddess
- Geniscus
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Ilurbeda Vetonic goddess - Ipabog
- Kyi (mythology)
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Mogontia Celtic goddess - Norse and Germanic Otso Spirit in Finnish mythology
- Ragana Mythical witch in Lithuanian and Latvian religion
- Rigisamus Gaulish and Celtic deity
- Stricha A mythical character, a proto-Ukrainian goddess of good fortune
- Tuuri Deity in Finnish mythology
- Varpulis
- Vasio Celtic god
- Werpeja
- Árd-Greimne of Lethra Character from the Ulster Cycle of Irish mythology
- Pwyll Pendefig Dyfed A fictional king and Celtic god
Celtic, Slavic and Baltic
Traditions recorded mostly by outsiders, or after conversion, or from folklore.