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L.O.H:The Pagan Gods:The Cernunnos Resource Page |
Cernunnos ("the horned one") is a Celtic god of fertility, wealth, and the underworld. His cult was spread all over Gaul, and was later imported into Britain. He is depicted with the antlers of a stag, accompanied by a snake with a ram's head or a ram, sometimes also carrying a purse which spills coins or grain |
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Cernunnos Pages Across the Internet |
1.The Kernunnos Group Wesite.: I like this site very much,I reccomend you check it out!!! 2.The Wild Hunt: 3.Stella Australis "Pagan Coloring Book" The God: 2.Cernnunos:Ancient Celtic God: 4.Cernunnos Page:Fatheroaks Gods Pages 5.The Druidic Cauldron:Knud Mariboe's story of the Gundrestrop Cauldron. 6.Cernunnos (Herne)Tom Crotty 7.CERNNUNOS (1),ANCIENT CELTIC GODby J. M. Reinbold 8.Cernunnos Goddess Art by J.P.C 9.Running with the Horned Godby Jim Garrison, contributed by Auria Cernnunos by ? Invocation of the Horned God |
That is no tree, of low yet lofty growth. When the pale Queen of Autumn casts her leaves My leaves are freshly tufted on her boughs. When the wild apple drops her goodly fruit My all-heal fruit hangs ripening on her boughs. Look, the twin temple-posts of green and gold, The overshadowing lintel stone of white. For here with white and green and gold I shine - Graft me upon the King when his sap rises That I may bloom with him at the year's prime, That I may blind him in his hour of joy. |
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