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Taranis

Taranis: 'Thunder', the Sky father, God of thunder and lightning. He would also have been a warrior-as-protector God of the tribe and people.

Hymn to Taranis

I pray to you, demon-slaying Taranis,
With thunderbolt you protect men and herds,
By your power may I sacrifice well.
I sing of the fearless mead-drinker,
Famed as far as the sun journeys.
Come forth, now to this sacrifice.
The course of a bull-drawn chariot,
Bears the brightest of the strong across the sky.
Demon-slaying Taranis comes.
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    • The Giants
    • Spirits of the Landscape >
      • The Lancashire Landscape
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    • Gods & Goddesses >
      • Lugus
      • Belisama
      • Coventina
      • Matrona
      • Creiddylad
      • Ambactonos
      • Epona
      • Gwyn ap Nudd
      • Nodens
      • Rosmerta
      • Rigantona
      • Taranis
      • Maponos
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      • Ritual
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      • Household Cult
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    • Winter
  • Myths
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    • A Story for WinterNights
  • Essays
    • Dreams
    • Devotional Poetry
    • The Gods and Goddesses
    • The Gods: Nature or Culture?
    • The Missing Gods
    • Inclusivity in Brythonic Polytheism
  • Recommended Reading & LINKS