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Goddess Name
Worshiped By
About Goddesses
Badb or Badhbh
Goidelic
Is a Goddess of war who took the form of ravens or carrion crows
Banba
Goidelic
Is the patron spirit of Ireland, Goddess of war and fertility
Bast
Egyptian
Is a Goddess of fertility, health and sexual passion, her associated colours are red, green and white
Bastet
Egyptian
Is a solar deity and a Goddess of fertility and protector of pregnant women
Beag
Goidelic
Is one of the Tuatha de Danaan. She was known for having a magic well
Bebhionn
Goidelic
Is a Goddess of the underworld and a Goddess of pleasure
Belisama
Brythonic
Is the Goddess of fire, crafts and light
Bodb
Goidelic
Is the Goddess of battle
Branwen
Celtic
Is a Goddess of love and beauty
Brigit
Celtic and neo Pagan
Is Goddess of fire, wisdom, poetry, sacred wells, prophecy, divination and healing, her associated colours are red and white
Brigid
Celtic
Triple aspect Goddesses. Patroness of poets, healers, Goddess of fertility, smiths, craftsmen and warriors, On February 1, Brigid was celebrated at Imbolc, when she brought spring to the land. Brigid was the patron Goddess of the druids
Britannia
Brythonic
Is the patron Goddess of the early British Celtic tribes
Bronach
Goidelic
Is the Goddess of cliffs
Camma
Brythonic
Is a Breton hunting Goddess
Carman
Celtic
Is the Goddess of evil magic
Ce-aehd
Celtic
Is Goddess of nature, her associated colour is green
Ceara
Ancient pagan, Celtic
Is Goddess of nature, her associated colour is green
Centeotle
Mexican
Fertility Goddess, her associated colour is green
Ceres
Roman
Goddess of growing plants (particularly grain), motherly love, harvest the fertility of the earth. There was a temple to Ceres on the Aventine Hill. Her festival was the Cerealia, on April 19. Her associated colours are green, orange, brown and yellow
Cerridwen
Celtic and Neo Pagan
Goddess of inspiration, mountains and fertility, her associated colour is green
Cihuacoatl
Aztec
Is a fertility Goddess and patron of women who died in childbirth. She helped Quetzalcoatl make the current age of humanity by grounding up bones from the previous ages, and mixing it with his blood. Her son was Mixcoatl her colour is Pink
Chalciuhtlicue
Aztec
Is the Goddess of lakes, streams and all water, as well as beauty
Chantico
Aztec
Is the Goddess of fires in the family hearth and volcanoes
Chicomecoatl
Aztec
Is the Goddess of maize and fertility. Every September, she received a sacrifice of young girl, decapitated. The sacrifice's blood was poured on a statue of Chicomecoatl and her skin was worn by a priest. She appeared as a tripartite goddess
Chloris
Greek
Is a flower Goddess, her associated colours are white and all floral colours
Clota
Celtic
Is the patron Goddess of the river Clyde
Coventina
Brythonic
Is the Goddess of wells and springs. She was popular in Britain, particularly in the north
Creiddylad
Brythonic
Is a Goddess of nature
Cybele
Phrygian
Goddess of nature, fertility, wild animals and mountains, her associated colour is green
Cyhiraeth
Celtic
Is a Goddess of streams. She was later demoted to a minor demoness called the banshee
