Brigantia goddess

Brigantia was a goddess in Celtic religion of Late Antiquity. Through interpretatio Romana, she was equated with Victoria. The tales connected to the characters .

She was therefore the eponymous and protective goddess of the Brigantes who were the largest British tribe in Yorkshire and northern Britain in late. For years I found it very hard to get a handle on Brigantia. That probably has something to do with the difficulty I have with the Summer season in . Mar 20- This is an extremely condensed look at the goddess Brigantia.

For a much more detailed study, see my book Brigantia: Goddess of the North. Oct 20- The face is said to represent Roman goddess Brigantia - who was once worshipped on the banks of the Tyne - and has been buried for more . The symbol of Britain – the Goddess Brigantia or Britannia, (still found on their fifty-cent coin) is Brigid in her aspect as Goddess of Sovereignty or Guardian of the . A goddess called Brigantia is named in three. Romano-British inscriptions, and four others, which contain the abbreviated forms Brig, Brigan and. She is a self-dedicated Priestess of the Goddess, a role that involves work as a ceremonialist, workshop facilitator, speaker . Jul 19- Brigit, also called Brigantia (Celtic: High One), in Celtic religion, ancient goddess of the poetic arts, crafts, prophecy, and divination; she was the .