Pantheons - The Pagan Journey

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Pantheons

Here is a fun little game with a few selection of Goddesses: Goddess Maker

You can find various followings of different Gods, or groups that worship many Gods and Goddesses from different
pantheons. Here, I have listed many of them by Pantheon. Some you may recognize, some you may not. (Source:
Solitary Witch by Silver RavenWolf)

Keep in mind: This is in no way a complete list. I have only listed a few of the more well known Pantheons. I will try
to add more later.

Also, I'm in the process of fixing this page up. It's been acting up, so I apologize if some of the names disappear. I
do not know why it keeps doing that, but I'm trying to fix it! If you notice something is missing, then feel free to
contact to me to tell me what I need to add!

Greek Pantheon

Zeus: Divine God
Hera: Wife of Zeus, Mother
Goddess
Apollo: God of prophecy,
archery, and music
Aphrodite: Goddess of love
Ariadne: Goddess of the
labyrinth
Aries: God of action and war
Artemis: Goddess of the hunt
and protection
Athena: Goddess of war and
wisdom
Calliope: Muse of epic poetry
(female)
Clio: Muse of history (female)
Demeter: Earth Goddess
Erato: Muse of love poetry
(female)
Eros: God of love
Euterpe: Muse of music (female) Persephone: Queen of the
Gaia: Primal earth Goddess underworld
Hecate: Goddess of Witchcraft, ghosts, and the Phoebe: Goddess of the
dead moon
Hades: God of the underworld Polyhymnia: Muse of
Helios: God of the sun singing (female)
Hephaistos: God of sun, fire, and forge Poseidon: God of the sea
Hermes: Messenger of the Gods (male) Psyche: Goddess of the
Hestia: Goddess of hearth and home soul
Melpomene: Muse of tragedy (female) Terpsichore: Muse of
Metis: Wisdom dance (female)
Moerae: Three Goddesses of fate - Clotho, Theia: Goddess of light
Lachesis, and Atropos Urania: Muse of astronomy
(female)

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Norse/Germanic Pantheon

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 Aegir: God of the sea
(Germanic)
The Aesir: The younger branch
of the family of the Gods
(Germanic)
Baba Yaga: Avenger of women
(Slavic)
Buri: Ancestor of the Gods
(Germanic)
Dazhbog: God of the sun
(Slavic)
Forseti: God of justice
(Germanic)
Freyja: Goddess of fertility
(Germanic)
Frigg: Queen of the Gods
Gefion: Goddess of fertility
(Germanic)
Hel: Goddess of the underworld
and the dead (Germanic)
Huginn and Muninn: Ravens -
Thought and Memory -
belonging to Odin; messengers
(Germanic)
Kied Kie Jubmel: Lord of
the herds, stone God (Lapp)
Loki: God of fire (Germanic)
Lunnotar: Creatrix Goddess
(Finnish)
Madder-Akka and Madder-
Atcha: Divine couple who
created humankind (Lapps)
Mati Syra Zemlya: Moist
Earth Mother (Slavic)
Menu: Moon God (Baltic)
NerthusL Mother Goddess
(Germanic)
Njord: God of the Sea
(Germanic)
Norns: Goddesses of fate -
Urd (past), Verdandi
(present), Skuld (future)
(Germanic)
Odin: Father of the gods,
fifted in eloquence
Perunu: God of thunder
(Slavic)
Skadi: Goddess of vengeance and the hunt
(Germanic)
Svarazic: God of fire (Slavic)
Tapio: God of the forest (Finnish)
Thor: God of thunder (Germanic)
Tuoni: God of the dead (Finnish)
Tyr (Tiwaz): God of the sky and bravery
(Germanic)
Valkyries: Female battle and shield maidens
who take brave warriors to Valhalla, the
idyllic abode of Odin's ghostly army
(Germanic)
The Vanir: The older of the two branches of
the Germanic family of the Gods
Vidar: God of justice (Germanic)

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Roman Pantheon

Jupiter: Great God; storms, thunder, and
lightening
Juno: Queen of Gods; women, marriage,
childbirth, household prosperity
Apollo: God of the sun, music, poetry, fine
arts, prophecy, eloquence, and medicine
Bacchus: God of liquid spirits, fruits, and
parties
Ceres: Goddess of harvest, agriculture,
fertility, and fruitfulness
Cupid: God of love and passion
Diana: Goddess of the moon, hunting,
children, and Witches
Fates: Three Goddesses of Venus: Goddess of love
destiny, daughters of the night Vesta: Goddess of hearth,
Flora: Goddess of nature home, and community
Furies: Goddesses of Vulcan: God of Fire,
vengeance craftspeople, metalworkers,
Janus: Two-faced God of and artisans
beginnings
Mars: God of war and action
Mercury: Messenger of the
Gods, trade and commerce,
travelers
Minerva: Goddess of wisdom,
practical arts, and war
Neptune: God of the sea,
earthquakes, and horses
Pluto: God of the underworld

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Celtic Pantheon

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 Dagda: Father God
Danu (Anu)/Don: Mother Goddess
Abarta: Warrior energy (Irish)
Aine: Goddess of love and fertility
(Irish)
Amaethon: God of agriculture (Welsh)
Aonghus: God of love (Irish)
Badb: Goddess of battle - one of the
three faces of the Morrigan (Irish)
Belenus: Sun God (Welsh/Irish)
Bran: God of sea voyages
Bran the Blessed: God of the
underworld (British)
Brigantia: Goddess of the water, war,
healing, and prosperity
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Egyptian Pantheon
Amon: First worshiped as a fertility god,
rose to prominence as the most important
god of Egypt
Anath: Mistress of heaven, protector of the
king; known for her ferocity
Anubis: God of the dead and protection,
Input is his female counterpart
Anukis: Goddess of water
Apis: The Black Bull, symbol of fertility and
the undying soul
Aten: Sun god who turned into a
monotheistic entity, then lost his footing
amongst the other gods and goddesses
Bastet: Goddess of cats, fertility, music, the
moon, and protection from evil (associated
with Sekhmet)
Bes: God of good fortune and protection of
pregnant women; Beset is the female side
of Bes
Geb: God of the Earth
Hathor: Goddess of business, beauty, joy,
love, harmony, children, and the all-seeing
"Eye of Ra"
Horus: God of the sky, divine childe
Brigid: Goddess of healing, fertility,
poetry, and the forge (Irish)
Cerridwen: Goddess of fertility (Welsh)
Dian Cecht: God of healing (Irish)
Dylan: God of the sea (Welsh)
Epona: Goddess of sweet water,
fertility, and horses (Welsh)
Lir: God of the sea
Lugh: God of the sun (Irish)
Lugh: God of the sun (Irish)
Macha: Goddess of war - one of the
three faces of the Morrigan
Morrigan: Goddess of war; original
goddess of the earth and agriculture
Hauhet: Goddess of boundless
infinity; Hu is her male
counterpart
Hekat: Goddess of midwifery
and childbirth, associated with
water
Isis: Goddess of All; Divine
Mother; partnered with God
Osiris
Ius-a'as: Goddess of creation
Ma'at: Goddess of truth
Mehet-Weret: Goddess of sky
and floods
Merit: Goddess of music
Min: God of roads, fertility, and
agriculture; protector of
travelers
Nerith: Goddess of destiny, war,
and the mother of Ra; protector
of the dead; bisexual
Nekhbet: Primal Mother
Goddess; divine nurse
Nephthys: Goddess of secrets,
initiation, and the dead
Nut: Goddess of the sky
Osiris: God of vegetation and
the dead; rules with Isis
Ptah: God of learning,
architecture, and building
Ra: God of the sun
Renenet: Goddess of prosperity
and the home
Nemain: Goddess of war
(Irish)
Nodens: God of healing
(British)
Nuada: God of valor
Ogma: God of eloquence
(British)
Rhiannon: Goddess of
suffering and patience
(Welsh)
Scathach: Goddess of
martial arts
Taliesin: Prophet and bard
(Welsh)
Tuatha de Danann: People of
the Goddess Dana
Sekhmet: Goddess of
protection
Selket: Goddess of scorpions;
protector of the dead,
travelers, and weather
Seshat: Goddess of writing
and patron of libraries
Seth: God of storms and
chaos, although unfriendly and
cruel, he was respected
Shu: Goddess of moisture
Sobek: Crocodile God of lakes
and protection
Taweret: Hippo Goddess of
childbirth
Tefnut: God of air
Thoth: God of knowledge,
wisdom, and the moon
Wadjet: Serpent Goddess of
protection, children, and the
land
Wenut: The "swift one" -
moves things quickly; hare or
serpent
Wosret: The powerful woman
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