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  1. CW: Image of the Goddess Epona

    A lovely copper-gilt wooden statue of #Epona that was recovered from the depths of a well.

    #GaulishPolytheism #polytheism #paganism

  2. I normally would not stoop to mentioning such a disreputable person as J.K. #Rowling, but unfortunately she seems to be invoking the names of #Gaulish Gods now, as part of her fanatical bigot campaign:

    #HogwartsLegacy has reportedly introduced a trans woman character named #Sirona Ryan.

    gamerevolution.com/news/934065

    #HarryPotter #transphobia

    #Polytheism #GaulishPolytheism #Paganism

  3. This stela of an unusually muscular #Mercury from #Lugdunum is a great example of the Mercurius #Gebrinius icon, where He rests His bag of money on the head of a ram.

    This piqued my interest especially because the only inscriptions we have to #Gebrinios that I know of are from Germania, much further Northeast.

    If only the inscription on this stela had survived like the icon did...

    social.sciences.re/@RomaAetern

    #Gaulish #Polytheism #GaulishPolytheism

  4. This stela of an unusually muscular #Mercury from #Lugdunum is a great example of the Mercurius #Gebrinius icon, where He rests His bag of money on the head of a ram.

    This piqued my interest especially because the only inscriptions we have to #Gebrinios that I know of are from Germania, much further Northeast.

    If only the inscription on this stela had survived like the icon did...

    social.sciences.re/@RomaAetern

    #Gaulish #Polytheism #GaulishPolytheism

  5. This stela of an unusually muscular from is a great example of the Mercurius icon, where He rests His bag of money on the head of a ram.

    This piqued my interest especially because the only inscriptions we have to that I know of are from Germania, much further Northeast.

    If only the inscription on this stela had survived like the icon did...

    social.sciences.re/@RomaAetern

  6. This stela of an unusually muscular #Mercury from #Lugdunum is a great example of the Mercurius #Gebrinius icon, where He rests His bag of money on the head of a ram.

    This piqued my interest especially because the only inscriptions we have to #Gebrinios that I know of are from Germania, much further Northeast.

    If only the inscription on this stela had survived like the icon did...

    social.sciences.re/@RomaAetern

    #Gaulish #Polytheism #GaulishPolytheism

  7. A Winter Solstice playlist featuring a mix of traditional, seasonal, and festive Welsh and English language music to get in the mood for December and the Longest Night.

    Includes Welsh traditional songs such as Cân Y Fari Lwyd (The Mari Lwyd Song), Hela'r Dryw Bach (Hunting the Little Wren), and Y Gelynnen (The Holly). Also some songs about Rhiannon and Epona are sprinkled throughout.

    #WinterSolstice #Yule #Byrddydd #Hirnos #AlbanArthan #Playlist #Rhiannon #Epona #WelshPaganism #GaulishPolytheism

    music.youtube.com/playlist?lis

  8. #Intro post!

    I’m Morpheus. I'm an artist, ritual tattooist & writer. My spiritual practice is Celtic polytheist centered on the Morrígan & a retinue of Irish and Gallic gods and spirits. I’m the author of The Book of the Great Queen, and I serve as a dedicant priest with the Coru Cathubodua Priesthood. I am also a witch and student of folk magic and sorcery. Links to website etc in my bio.

    Hashtags for interests to help connect with like minded folks:
    #Witchcraft
    #Polytheism
    #CelticPolytheism
    #FolkMagic
    #Sorcery
    #Art
    #DevotionalArt
    #Sigils
    #SacredSites
    #IrishPolytheism
    #GaulishPolytheism
    #AncientHistory
    #Archaeology
    #Ghosts
    #Spiritwork
    #HauntedPlaces
    #Morrigan

  9. CW: Dévá Eponá

    The Goddess Epona is one of the most well-known from the Keltiké, but She was not always called exactly that.

    One of the most striking variations of Her name comes from Apuleius' novel The Golden Ass, where he tells a story about a shrine to "Hippona" that was kept inside a stable. This variant is clearly influenced by the Greek word ἵππος (híppos) 'horse'.

    Other known variants of Her name include EPHONA, YPONA, and even EPANA.

    Besides the theonym proper, there are also theophoric personal names such as Épponus, Epponina, and Eponeilus. Interestingly, a Galatian theophoric name, Ἐπόνη, preserves the Celtic spelling and pronunciation in spite of its Hellenized context (in contrast to Apuleius).

    #Epona #epigraphy #theonomastics #GaulishPolytheism

    upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia