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Celtic Myth and Legends of the Celts

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Celtic Gods and Goddesses


Irish Legend
Feature on the Ulster Cycle.

Bulfinch's Mythology - The Age of Fable
Discusses a possible link between the main god of the Druids and Baal, and describes the Celts' ritual practices based largely on Caesar's writing.

The Celtic Druids
Britannia Internet Magazine's article by John Mitchell. Claims Stonehenge was built by Celtic druids in 2000 B.C.

Druids: Their Functions and Powers
List of how Irish and Scottish druids differed from those on the continent. Druids, the holders of learning, were feared for their knowledge of magic. From TÌr na n”g. Mabinogion
The Mabinogion is a story that was not written down until the mid-13th Century.

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