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Roman god of wild nature, fertility, passionate lovemaking and wine. Also known as
Libera. His counterparts are the Greek gods Dionysius and Bacchus. He symbolizes
fertility and wild personalities.
Maia
"Grandmother of Magic". Greek goddess of spring, youth, life, and rebirth. One of the
seven daughters of Atlas and mother of Hermes. She symbolizes love.
Mars
Roman god of war. Symbolizes protection, strength, health, energy. Also known as
Ares [Greek].
Moros
Greek god of doom; deification of an unfortunate destiny and the fate of a violent
death.
Nike
Greek winged goddess of victory. Also known as Victoria [Roman]
Nus
Greek god of understanding and intelligence.
Oceanus
Greek deified stream which encircled Gaea and was the source of all water. Was the
father of all the water deities by Tethys. Eldest of the Titans.
Onatha
Iroquois goddess of wheat and crops, similar to the Greek goddess Persephone. See
also Persephone.
Pan
Greek god of fertility and the woodlands. He was later demonized by the Christian
church. He emodies love, lust, fertility, and the element of earth.
Io Pan! Io Pan Pan! Pan Pan! Pan, I am a man: Do as thou wilt, as a great god
can, O Pan! Io Pan! Io Pan! Io Pan Pan! I am awake in the grip of the snake.
-"Hymn to Pan", Aleister Crowley