Gods (O)
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Octriallach |
Son of indech of the Fomorii, Killed by ogma at the second battle of Magh Tuireadh.(Irish) |
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Ocelos |
God of the Silures . Also invoked at Carlisle. Celtic origin |
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Ogma |
God of Eloquence and Literature. A son of the Dagda. He was skilled in dialects and poetry as well as being a warrior. He also had a role in conveying souls to the Otherworld. He was called ogma Grian-aineach (of the Sunny Countenance) and Ogma Cermait (of the Honeyed Mouth). Credited with the invention of Ogham. (Irish) |
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Ogmia |
The British equivalent of Ogma and Ogmios. |
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Ogmios |
The Gaulish God cognate with Ogma in Irish mythology. |
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Oirbsen |
The alternative name for Manannan Mac Lir. Loch Oirbsen is the ancient name for the place where the Sea God was said to have met his death. (Irish) |
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Oisin |
Son of Fionn Mac Cumhail and the Goddess Sadb, Daughter of the Bodb Dearg. (Irish) |
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Olloudius |
Great Tree, worshipped in Antibes by the Nabonenses as a War God. |
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Oonagh |
Wife of Fionnbharr, relegated from an ancient Goddess of the De Danaan in popular folklore to "queen of all the fairies in Ireland". (Irish) |
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Oscar |
Grandson of Goddess Sadb and Fionn Mac Cumhail. (Irish) |
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