Tag: Belenus
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The Celtic deity Belenus was revered across many regions during his era. Shrines dedicated to him were uncovered throughout Europe, and records from the 3rd Century identify him as the patron god of the Italian city, Aquileia. His worship also extended to England, where the title of the Celtic King Cunobeline, who governed a significant…
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Belenus, also known as Belenos, Belinus, Bel, or Beli Mawr, represents a significant sun god in Celtic heritage and was a prominent figure by the 3rd century in the Italian city of Aquileia. Revered as the “Fair Shining One” or “The Shining God,” he ranks among the earliest and most widely venerated deities of the…
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Belenus, revered as the Celtic god of fire, stands out as an essential deity in ancient Celtic worship across various regions. His significance is underscored by attributes linked to radiance and healing, portraying him as a symbol of brightness associated with renewal and fertility. Celebrated particularly during pastoral activities and the Beltane festival, Belenus represents…
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Belenus, also known as Belenos, Belinus, Bel, or Beli Mawr, is a significant deity from Celtic mythology, revered primarily as the god of the sun. By the 3rd century, he had become the patron god of Aquileia, an important city in Italy. Often referred to as the “Fair Shining One” or “The Shining God,” Belenus…
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The Celtic deity Belenus was renowned as one of the most venerated gods during his era. Shrines dedicated to him have been uncovered throughout Europe, and historical accounts from the 3rd century denote him as the guardian deity of Aquileia, an Italian city. In England, insights into the veneration of Belenus can be seen through…