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At several places in the Delta, e.g. Hermopolis, Lycopolis, and Mendes, the god Pan and a goat were worshipped; Strabo, quoting (xvii. 1, 19) Pindar, says that in these places goats had intercourse with women, and
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Breuil considered his drawing to represent a shaman or magician—an interpretation which gives the image its name. Murray having seen the drawing called Breuil's image "the first depiction of a deity", an idea which Breuil and others later adopted.
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terms, as an archetypal protector and mediator of the outside world to the objective psyche. In her theory the male psyche's 'Horned God' frequently compensates for inadequate fathering.
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while wearing a hood with stag's horns attached to it. According to historian Marion Gibson, Treece based the
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2131:. LĂ©vi called his image "The Goat of Mendes", possibly following
4832:
4701:
2598:
2053:
Arcana Mundi: Magic and the Occult in the Greek and Roman Worlds
979:
734:
3999:
2491:. Based in Celtic mythology, the Horned God is identified with
3650:"The Gods of the Egyptians: Or, Studies in Egyptian Mythology"
3050:
The Triumph of the Moon: a History of Modern Pagan Witchcaraft
2091:. Baphomet serves as an historical model for Murray's concept.
1959:
was removed from its classical context in the writings of the
1286:
2672:"from the library of the Order of Bards, Ovates & Druids"
3874:
Grant, Joan (March 1985). "Review: "Too Long A Sacrifice"".
1352:, all claimed that their religion was a continuation of the
1989:, must be "match against", and compared with the claims in
1614:, the Horned God was often referred to by a Biblical name;
3731:
Teenage Witches: Magical Youth and the Search for the Self
3573:. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press. pp.
3430:"Cave Art Cobblers? – Beachcombing's Bizarre History Blog"
2268:, and his worshippers were cast by the Church as witches.
2075:, and his worshippers were cast by the Church as witches.
1944:
illustrations, rather than a depiction of a single scene.
3808:
Sullivan, C. W. (May 1987). "Review: "Sword at Sunset"".
1564:
meaning "Horned One", as Murray offered in her 1931 book
1701:
Sherry Salman considers the image of the Horned God in
3700:. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. p. 172.
2087:
The 19th century image of a Sabbatic Goat, created by
1532:
origin, and Gardner also used this name in his novel
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itself predates Wicca, and is an early 20th-century
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3697:
Nature Religion Today: Paganism in the Modern World
1720:relating to both the physical body and the psyche.
60:
39:
3194:
2860:
2477:published the first part of a serial story called
2059:, a horned god of the Celts, with the Greco-Roman
1993:. He further suggests that a lack of comfort with
1653:, the Horned God goes by several names, including
1558:suggests the term derived instead from the Arabic
3652:. Methuen & Company – via Google Books.
1416:Other important dates for the Horned God include
3666:The Pagan Religions of the Ancient British Isles
3648:Budge, Sir Ernest Alfred Wallis (28 July 2018).
1308:The Horned God has been explored within several
3245:
3243:
2145:
1668:In the Hinduism, the Horned God is referred to
1426:
1381:carries the souls of the dead to the underworld
3321:
3319:
3317:
1430:and the Horned Lord of Death and Resurrection
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2107:had demonised these worshippers as following
1312:theories and has become a recurrent theme in
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46:God of nature, wilderness, sexuality, hunting
8:
3892:The Search for a Woman-centered Spirituality
3151:"The Hindu- Pashupati and the Harappan seal"
2936:
2934:
1935:Murray also used an inaccurate drawing of a
1328:The "Cernunnos" type antlered figure on the
27:Deity in Wicca and some forms of Neopaganism
3958:Robin Hood : myth, history and culture
3448:Ecstasies: Deciphering the Witches' Sabbath
2829:
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2576:early modern inquisition against witchcraft
1200:is one of the two primary deities found in
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3878:. Boca Raton: Florida Atlantic University.
3812:. Boca Raton: Florida Atlantic University.
3478:
3476:
3136:"Wicca- Wiccan Symbols the Ultimate Guide"
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3776:
2375:novels, including the medieval-set novel
1520:, which is a Latin word, discovered on a
3849:Chibnall, Steve; Petley, Julian (2001).
3465:. Cornell University Press. p. 37.
2043:Witch-cult hypothesis § Post-Murray
1550:, which he believed was a corruption of
1420:when, according to Valiente, he leads a
3586:
3584:
3331:The Witch-cult in Western Europe (1921)
2697:Farrar, Janet; Farrar, Stewart (1989).
2650:
2415:(1981), a male character, Tadhg, is an
2336:a horned satyr-like being with hooves.
1693:Bronze figurine of a "Horned God" from
1630:, the smith in Germanic mythology, and
1251:upon his head, often depicted as being
83:
3528:Clifton, Chas; Harvey, Graham (2004).
3483:Clifton, Chas; Harvey, Graham (2004).
2888:Farrer, Janet; Stewart Farrer (2002).
2867:. State University of New York Press.
2801:
2799:
2797:
2795:
1482:, though this has not been confirmed.
36:
3729:Berger, Helen; Ezzy, Douglas (2007).
1809:dates from perhaps 13,000 BCE.
1649:and loosely inspired by the works of
7:
4855:Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches
2945:. University of Pennsylvania Press.
2863:New Age Religion and Western Culture
1428:In the name of the Lady of the Moon,
1006:Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches
2699:The Witches' god: Lord of the Dance
1955:The popular image of the Greek god
1877:In 1931 Murray published a sequel,
4939:Left-hand path and right-hand path
3920:. New York: Brooklyn Company, Inc.
2659:Witchcraft Historiography (review)
2224:Gerald Gardner was initiated into
2127:card of the 16th and 17th century
1568:, a source that likely influenced
25:
3201:. Northwestern University Press.
2751:Clute, John; Grant, John (1997).
2209:Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn
2118:Dogme et Rituel de la Haute Magie
1504:, a former High Priestess of the
1266:), he is generally regarded as a
4594:Spellwork / Incantation
4066:
3983:
3406:Witches, Druids, and King Arthur
3278:. Trustees of the British Museum
2968:A Popular Dictionary of Paganism
2272:Art, fantasy and science fiction
1847:The Witch-Cult in Western Europe
1728:and animus. One such example is
1508:, claimed that Gerald Gardner's
1379:writes that the Horned God also
389:Spellwork / Incantation
91:
52:
5016:Witchcraft Research Association
3224:Discover your sub-personalities
1811:Twenty-one red deer headdresses
1626:, a Welsh mythological figure,
1146:Witchcraft Research Association
665:Witchcraft Research Association
5079:New religious movement deities
5011:Museum of Witchcraft and Magic
4423:Holly King / Oak King
2859:Hanegraaff, Wouter J. (1997).
2220:Aleister Crowley § Occult
1813:, made from the skulls of the
1778:Theories of historical origins
1762:proposes the Horned God as a "
1546:referred to the Horned God as
1229:duotheistic theological system
1223:The Horned God represents the
1121:Museum of Witchcraft and Magic
466:Holly King / Oak King
1:
3895:. New York University Press.
3463:Witchcraft in the Middle Ages
3356:The God of the Witches (1931)
2808:Introduction to Pagan Studies
2471:In June 1986, the comic book
2207:, which came together in the
2030:as the god of the witches in
1641:In the neopagan tradition of
1599:, the god was referred to as
1528:, which she theorised was of
1522:stone carving found in France
4914:List of Wiccan organisations
3733:. Rutgers University Press.
3276:"British Museum headdresses"
3134:WiseWitch (5 August 2020) .
2639:Triple Goddess (Neopaganism)
2419:of a benevolent Horned God.
2047:In 1985 Classical historian
1584:as a subordinate consort to
4112:Chthonioi Alexandrian Wicca
3632:with the "goat at Mendes."
3149:Pattanaik, Devdutt (2022).
2806:Davy, Barbara Jane (2006).
2753:The Encyclopedia of Fantasy
2748:The Encyclopedia of Fantasy
1869:of the Indian sub-religion
1480:descent into the underworld
1272:Oak King and the Holly King
633:New Reformed Orthodox Order
511:Chthonioi Alexandrian Wicca
5110:
4143:Church and School of Wicca
4064:
3889:van Dyke, Annette (1992).
3197:Jungian Literary Criticism
3112:. Capall Bann Publishing.
2941:Magliocco, Sabina (2004).
2521:In the popular video game
2456:is taught and guided by a
2217:
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2040:
1970:
1951:Influences from literature
1889:sources, ranging from the
1833:Following the writings of
1798:Sketch of Breuil's drawing
1786:A red deer headdress from
1756:Mythopoetic men's movement
1204:and some related forms of
650:SpiralScouts International
618:Church and School of Wicca
603:Aquarian Tabernacle Church
531:Church and School of Wicca
29:
4862:The Meaning of Witchcraft
3759:. John Wiley & Sons.
3532:. Routledge. p. 61.
3510:The Rebirth of Witchcraft
3508:Valiente, Doreen (2007).
3354:Murray, Margaret (1970).
3333:. Standard Publications.
3170:The Inner World of Trauma
3168:Kalsched, Donald (1996).
2993:The Rebirth of Witchcraft
2991:Valiente, Doreen (2007).
2913:Salomonsen, Jone (2001).
2834:Greenwood, Susan (2005).
2480:Sláine and the Horned God
2397:The Blood on Satan's Claw
2095:Eliphas Levi's image of "
2079:Influences from occultism
1893:French cave painting of "
1825:worship of a Horned God.
1445:The Meaning of Witchcraft
1375:, virility and the hunt.
1264:British Traditional Wicca
1013:The Meaning of Witchcraft
51:
44:
4461:Wiccan views of divinity
4198:Universal Eclectic Wicca
3628:specifically associates
3016:Farrar, Stewart (2010).
2966:Pearson, Joanne (2002).
2778:"Some basic definitions"
2614:Horned deity (mythology)
2468:idea of the Horned God.
2439:as the "spring maiden".
2172:Gerald Gardner and Wicca
2018:(Cathedral of St. Paul,
1618:, who, according to the
780:Wiccan views of divinity
655:Universal Eclectic Wicca
581:Universal Eclectic Wicca
4944:Cunning folk in Britain
3956:Rennison, Nick (2012).
3783:Gibson, Marion (2013).
3663:Hutton, Ronald (1991).
3461:Russell, J. B. (1972).
3408:. Hambledon Continuum.
3404:Hutton, Ronald (2006).
3379:Purkiss, Diane (2006).
3298:Woman, Church and State
3252:Healing the Male Psyche
3090:Seims, Melissa (2007).
3048:Hutton, Ronald (1995).
2722:d'Este, Sorita (2008).
2701:. London: Robert Hale.
2561:take part in a violent
2300:The Wind in the Willows
2191:The "father of Wicca",
1634:, a horned figure from
1610:, which was founded by
1542:, a High Priest of the
1512:referred to the god as
1074:Cunning folk in Britain
660:Wiccan Church of Canada
628:Covenant of the Goddess
4728:Magical tools in Wicca
4300:Ipsita Roy Chakraverti
3933:500 Comicbook Villains
3825:Embracing the Darkness
3787:. Taylor and Francis.
3755:Halberstam, J (1996).
3669:. Blackwell. pp.
3296:Gage, Matilda (2008).
3193:Sugg, Richard (1994).
2346:Quatermass and the Pit
2294:
2289:(1789), which depicts
2154:
2092:
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1901:to the modern English
1879:The God of the Witches
1874:
1799:
1791:
1750:Following the work of
1698:
1651:Charles Godfrey Leland
1566:The God of the Witches
1498:
1432:
1332:
1262:In traditional Wicca (
870:Magical tools in Wicca
244:Ipsita Roy Chakraverti
5064:Modern pagan theology
4934:Witch-cult hypothesis
4890:Charge of the Goddess
4631:Solitary practitioner
4549:Drawing down the Moon
4330:Cerridwen Fallingstar
4051:Wicca and LGBT people
3935:. Collins and Brown.
3931:Conroy, Mike (2004).
3851:British Horror Cinema
3823:Callow, John (2017).
3108:Howard, Mike (2001).
3052:. Oxford Paperbacks.
2547:The historical novel
2540:The historical novel
2423:Marion Zimmer Bradley
2413:Mildred Downey Broxon
2407:In the fantasy novel
2279:
2178:Wicca § Theology
2137:copulated with a goat
2086:
2003:
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1785:
1768:humanistic psychology
1746:Humanistic psychology
1692:
1580:deity conflated with
1544:Alexandrian tradition
1493:
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1239:of the Moon or other
1041:Charge of the Goddess
645:The Rowan Tree Church
426:Solitary practitioner
344:Drawing down the Moon
274:Cerridwen Fallingstar
144:Witch-cult hypothesis
5069:Mythological hybrids
4107:Central Valley Wicca
3992:at Wikimedia Commons
3381:The Witch in History
3250:Rowan, John (1996).
3222:Rowan, John (1993).
2726:. London: Avalonia.
2460:-like figure called
2409:Too Long A Sacrifice
2358:The Golden Strangers
2248:Romano-Celtic fusion
2211:, where Gardner met
1506:Gardnerian tradition
595:Wiccan organisations
506:Central Valley Wicca
4955:Malleus Maleficarum
4949:European witchcraft
4929:Neopagan witchcraft
4084:British Traditional
4027:Neopagan witchcraft
3960:. Oldcastle Books.
3635:De Iside et Osiride
3611:ii. 42, 46 and 166.
3530:The Paganism Reader
3512:. Robert Hale Ltd.
3485:The Paganism reader
3300:. Forgotten Books.
3092:"The Coven of Atho"
3020:. Robert Hale Ltd.
2995:. Robert Hale Ltd.
2892:. Robert Hale Ltd.
2838:. Berg Publishers.
2836:The nature of magic
2487:and illustrated by
2373:Rosemary Sutcliff's
1844:, in her 1921 book
1838:Matilda Joslyn Gage
1803:Many horned deities
1591:In the writings of
1330:Gundestrup Cauldron
1115:Malleus Maleficarum
1084:European witchcraft
613:Children of Artemis
4970:Magical alphabets
4919:Bricket Wood coven
4897:Enchanted Feminism
4290:Zsuzsanna Budapest
4046:Etymology of Wicca
3876:Fantasy Newsletter
3810:Fantasy Newsletter
3074:Culture and Cosmos
2915:Enchanted Feminism
2890:The Witches' bible
2810:. AltaMira Press.
2788:on 6 January 2007.
2657:Michael D. Bailey
2446:television series
2295:
2141:E. A. Wallis Budge
2129:Tarot of Marseille
2093:
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1510:Bricket Wood coven
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1227:of the religion's
1048:Enchanted Feminism
635:of the Golden Dawn
234:Zsuzsanna Budapest
127:Bricket Wood coven
122:Etymology of Wicca
5031:
5030:
4652:Wheel of the Year
4305:Patricia Crowther
4206:
4205:
4092:Alexandrian Wicca
4057:Dettmer v. Landon
3988:Media related to
3967:978-1-842-43247-1
3834:978-1-786-73261-3
3794:978-1-135-08254-3
3740:978-0-8135-4021-4
3519:978-0-7090-8369-6
3307:978-1-60620-191-6
3027:978-0-7090-9014-4
3002:978-0-7090-8369-6
2776:Starhawk (2006).
2733:978-1-905297-17-7
2449:Robin of Sherwood
2444:Richard Carpenter
2281:Francisco de Goya
1977:The reception of
1939:rock-painting at
1916:In dealing with "
1739:Wuthering Heights
1403:Wheel of the Year
1194:
1193:
685:Wheel of the Year
491:Alexandrian Wicca
337:Rites and rituals
249:Patricia Crowther
138:Dettmer v. Landon
70:
69:
16:(Redirected from
5101:
5001:Witches' Sabbath
4924:New Forest coven
4883:Witchcraft Today
4869:The Spiral Dance
4416:Spirit of nature
4375:Silver RavenWolf
4320:Scott Cunningham
4310:Vivianne Crowley
4280:Raymond Buckland
4148:Cochrane's Craft
4117:Gardnerian Wicca
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4041:History of Wicca
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2321:Arthur C. Clarke
2213:Aleister Crowley
1685:Jungian analysis
1636:English folklore
1608:Cochrane's Craft
1554:. The historian
1534:High Magic's Aid
1442:says (in 1959's
1436:Sabina Magliocco
1356:religion of the
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1151:Witches' Sabbath
1034:Witchcraft Today
1020:The Spiral Dance
623:Circle Sanctuary
536:Cochrane's Craft
516:Gardnerian Wicca
314:Silver RavenWolf
264:Scott Cunningham
254:Vivianne Crowley
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4295:Charles Cardell
4285:Eddie Buczynski
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2316:Childhood's End
2305:Kenneth Grahame
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1373:the wilderness
1362:Jules Michelet
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3853:. Routledge.
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4355:Yvonne Frost
4335:Janet Farrar
4250:Margot Adler
4230:Alex Sanders
4158:Dianic Wicca
4138:Celtic Wicca
4097:Algard Wicca
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3124:Chapter One.
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2780:. On-faith.
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2676:. Retrieved
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1983:Leo Martello
1978:
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1922:Henri Breuil
1918:The Sorcerer
1915:
1907:James Frazer
1903:Dorset Ooser
1895:The Sorcerer
1878:
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1840:and others,
1832:
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1734:Emily Brontë
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1208:. The term
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1104:Granny woman
1089:Fluffy Bunny
1069:Cunning folk
1046:
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758:Key concepts
546:Dianic Wicca
526:Celtic Wicca
496:Algard Wicca
455:
431:Spiral dance
418:
369:Magic circle
299:Yvonne Frost
279:Janet Farrar
194:Margot Adler
174:Alex Sanders
136:
32:Horned deity
5074:Nature gods
5054:Horned gods
4559:Handfasting
4486:White magic
4451:Wiccan Rede
4350:Gavin Frost
4270:Lois Bourne
4163:Faery Wicca
3620:Herodotus,
3607:Herodotus,
3563:Luck, Georg
3358:. OUA USA.
3080:(1): 45–70.
2516:the witches
2371:In some of
2197:Freemasonry
2158:Banebdjedet
1891:paleolithic
1865:Horned God
1856:inquisition
1772:paraphillia
1206:Neopaganism
805:White magic
770:Wiccan Rede
551:Faery Wicca
354:Handfasting
294:Gavin Frost
214:Lois Bourne
5089:Solar gods
5044:Death gods
5038:Categories
4996:Witch-hunt
4847:Literature
4828:Tarot deck
4687:Lughnasadh
4614:Initiation
4609:Invocation
4604:Divination
4554:Great rite
4542:and ritual
4521:Watchtower
4491:Otherworld
4481:Witchcraft
4471:Craft name
4406:Horned God
4265:Gavin Bone
4240:Sybil Leek
4193:Stregheria
4183:Reclaiming
4076:Traditions
3990:Horned God
3524:Quoted in
3282:2018-01-17
2678:2014-02-25
2646:References
2559:Robin Hood
2553:(2009) by
2535:werewolves
2454:Robin Hood
2332:The Dæmons
2326:Doctor Who
2319:(1953) by
2297:In 1908's
2226:the O.T.O.
2049:Georg Luck
2022:, Belgium)
1937:mesolithic
1867:Naigamesha
1835:suffragist
1760:John Rowan
1752:Robert Bly
1730:Heathcliff
1643:Stregheria
1616:Tubal-cain
1468:Summerland
1464:Underworld
1358:Witch-Cult
1301:, and the
1210:Horned God
1198:Horned God
1141:Witch-hunt
998:Literature
970:Tarot deck
840:Watchtower
810:Otherworld
800:Witchcraft
790:Craft name
720:Lughnasadh
576:Stregheria
566:Reclaiming
484:Traditions
456:Horned God
409:Initiation
404:Invocation
399:Divination
349:Great rite
209:Gavin Bone
184:Sybil Leek
40:Horned God
4798:Parchment
4712:Wild Hunt
4682:Midsummer
4599:Banishing
4564:Wiccaning
4411:Green Man
4188:Seax-Wica
3637:, lxxiii.
3622:Histories
3609:Histories
3468:strength.
3155:The Hindu
2782:News-Week
2755:. Orbit.
2604:Green Man
2594:Cernunnos
2571:The Witch
2530:Bloodmoon
2524:Morrowind
2501:Discworld
2498:The 1992
2493:Cernunnos
2485:Pat Mills
2383:Arthurian
2291:the Devil
2266:the devil
2254:Cernunnos
2205:Theosophy
2166:Banebdjed
2133:Herodotus
2113:Occultist
2103:and that
2057:Cernunnos
2051:, in his
1961:Romantics
1899:Pashupati
1852:the Devil
1819:Star Carr
1788:Star Carr
1710:repressed
1670:Pashupati
1552:Cernunnos
1514:Cernunnos
1453:Green Man
1422:wild hunt
1276:Pentagram
1268:dualistic
1225:male part
1214:syncretic
940:Parchment
745:Wild Hunt
715:Midsummer
571:Seax-Wica
461:Green Man
394:Banishing
359:Wiccaning
4823:Talisman
4803:Pentacle
4773:Cauldron
4657:Solstice
4645:Holidays
4526:Familiar
4516:Summoner
4439:concepts
4380:Starhawk
3716:39533917
3626:Plutarch
3624:ii. 46.
3596:Folklore
3565:(1985).
3329:(2006).
2589:Dionysus
2582:See also
2452:(1984),
2437:Morgaine
2402:Behemoth
2143:writes,
2097:Baphomet
2036:Satanism
1883:European
1871:Kaumaram
1823:Neopagan
1815:red deer
1807:Sorcerer
1764:Wild Man
1697:, Cyprus
1574:Karneios
1548:Karnayna
1518:Kernunno
1474:myth of
1455:and the
1395:energies
1320:In Wicca
1280:Pentacle
1257:humanity
1079:Enochian
965:Talisman
945:Pentacle
915:Cauldron
845:Familiar
835:Summoner
690:Solstice
678:Holidays
319:Starhawk
99:Pentacle
77:a series
75:Part of
4907:Related
4813:Scourge
4793:Incense
4768:Candles
4697:Samhain
4677:Beltane
4662:Equinox
4589:Scrying
4531:Animism
4511:Skyclad
4394:Deities
4260:Artemis
4213:figures
4211:Notable
4034:History
3918:Starlog
3671:260–261
2624:Krampus
2442:In the
2351:Martian
2101:deities
2028:Lucifer
2005:Lucifer
1754:in the
1703:Jungian
1663:Actaeon
1628:Wayland
1578:Spartan
1526:Janicot
1457:Sun God
1411:Samhain
1399:Goddess
1338:Sun God
1314:fantasy
1297:), the
1295:Warrior
1249:antlers
1233:consort
1136:Thelema
955:Scourge
935:Incense
910:Candles
850:Animism
830:Skyclad
730:Samhain
710:Beltane
695:Equinox
444:Deities
384:Scrying
204:Artemis
61:Consort
18:Janicot
4984:Hebrew
4979:Theban
4818:Statue
4778:Censer
4758:Boline
4743:Athame
4738:Amulet
4672:Ostara
4667:Imbolc
3964:
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3899:
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3630:Osiris
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2557:, has
2550:Outlaw
2504:novel
2458:shaman
2417:avatar
2385:novel
2329:story
2262:Faunus
2236:, and
2203:, and
2201:Occult
2199:, the
2162:Osiris
2124:Diable
2069:pagans
2065:Faunus
2032:Aradia
1995:Aradia
1991:Aradia
1979:Aradia
1887:Indian
1726:shadow
1718:animus
1695:Enkomi
1672:, See
1659:Faunus
1655:Dianus
1582:Apollo
1530:Basque
1476:Inanna
1418:Imbolc
1392:female
1299:Father
1284:triune
1231:, the
1131:Theban
1099:Goetia
960:Statue
920:Censer
900:Boline
885:Athame
880:Amulet
705:Ostara
700:Imbolc
5094:Wicca
4974:Runes
4808:Runes
4753:Besom
4733:Altar
4707:Esbat
4692:Mabon
4540:Rites
4506:Karma
4476:Magic
4466:Coven
4126:Other
2634:Satyr
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