Directory 240 of 4,089 deities
Deities — Celtic, Slavic and Baltic
Many names.
Many accounts.
Each one kept apart
Deities in Celtic, Slavic and Baltic
Western, central and eastern Europe, roughly 500 BCE to 1500 CE.
121–240 of 240
Most linked first
Ordered by how many Wikipedias have an article on each — a measure of how widely a subject is written about, not of its importance to any tradition.
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Greek and Roman Smertrios God in Gaul and Noricum equated with Mars -
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 -
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
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Celtic, Slavic and Baltic
Traditions recorded mostly by outsiders, or after conversion, or from folklore.