Iao .

Iapetus Greek - Order - One of the first twelve Titans, son of Gaea and Ouranos, husband of Themis.

Illuyanka Hittite Back To Top

Janus Roman - The spirit of door and archways, often depicted on coins as facing in two directions.

JHVH Hebrew - Meaning Jehovah or God. It was believed that the name of God was so sacred that it could not be written out, so they removed the vowels in their written texts.

Jupiter Roman - King of the Gods. Back To Top

Khem Egyptian - Lord of the harvest and patron of agriculture.

Khepera .

Khepri - Egyptian - Also known as Ra, he is the god of the sun and patron deity of Egypt. His symbol is the scarab rolling a ball of dung.

Khnum Egyptian - Ram headed god. He is the Lord of the sources of the Nile. He was the potter who fashioned all living things out of Nile mud.

Kingu Babylonian.

Kronos Greek - Time - One of the first twelve Titans, youngest son of Gaea and Ouranos, husband of Rhea, and father of Zeus and his 5 brothers and sisters.

Kumarbi Hurrian.

Kusuh Hurrian Back To Top

Lleu Welsh.

Llyr Irish - Also spelled Lyr. God of the sea.

Loki Norse - Also called the Father of Lies, the Trickster, Shape-Changer. God of fire and ally of the frost giants, he is crafty and malicious. As punishment for causing the death of Balder, he was bound in a cave across three stone slabs. A poisonous snake was fixed securely over Loki's head so that poison dripped onto his face, where he is destined to stay until he breaks free at Ragnarok. His wife - or in some versions, his daughter - is given a bowl or goblet to catch the venom, but when it becomes full she must leave to pour it away and the venom reaches his face. It is said that when this happens, he wrenches away with such force that the whole earth shakes causing an earth quake. At Ragnarok, Loki will break free from his bonds and lead the assult on the gods. He is associated with the day Saturday and his symbol is the snake. His wife is Sigyn.

Luchta Celtic.

Lugh Irish, Celtic - Grandson of Dian Cecht and god of the Sun. He is master of all arts and crafts. Back To Top

Manannan Irish - The son of Llyr, he is the great Wizard of the Tautha and patron of merchants and sailors.

Marduk Babylonian - God of the Spring Sun, produce, and wisdom. Son of Ea and husband of Zarpanit. He created the heavens and the Earth.

Mars Roman - God of war.

Mercury Roman - Mesenger of the gods, in charge of communication.

Midhir Irish - Also spelled Mider. A god of the underworld. Several myths deal with him and his wife Etain.

Mimir Norse - Also called MIMR, mimi, and the Wise One. Keeper of the Well of Wisdom. He is associated with the day Sunday and his symbols include the fountain, pool and well.

Mirthra Persian.

Mot Ugaritic Back To Top

Nabu Assyrian, Nebo - Babylonian - son of the god Marduk, he was the god of learning and inventor of writing.

Nannan Sumerian - God of the moon.

Nebertcher Egyptian - Lord of the uttermost limit. Renamed himself Khepri.

Nefertum Egyptian.

Neptune Roman - Ruler of the seas, he is responsible for waves, tides, seamonsters.

Nergal Semitic.

Ningishzida Babylonian.

Ninib Babylonian - God of fertility and healing. Married to the goddess of healing, Gula.

Ninurta Sumerian.

Njord Norse - The sea ruler. God of the sea, winds, fire and the hunt. He is associated with the day Thurday and his symbols include the sea, ships, and fish. His wife is the giantess Skadi.

Nuada Irish - Son of Dana and chief of the Tuatha. He lost a hand in battle and Goibnu made him one of silver. Back To Top

Obatala Afro-Caribbean - He is the Creator God, of whom all the Orixa are but aspects. Bringer of peace and calm, and protector of the crippled and deformed, he drinks no alcohol.

Oceanus Greek - the outer Ocean - One of the first twelve Titans, son of Gaea and Ouranos, husband of Tethys.

Odhinn Norse - Also called Odin, Wodan, Woden, Othinn, Allfather, Great Father, All-Seeing, Frenzied, or God of the Wild Hunt. He is the god of wisdom, magick, and war and chief of all the gods. He placed the sun and moon in the sky and with the aid of his two brothers, created the first man and woman. He traded one eye to drink from the well of wisdom. His two ravens bring him news. He is associated with the days Wednesday and Saturday and his symbols include the raven, wolf and eagle. His wife is Frigg.

Ogma Irish - God of eloquence and literature, he invented the ogham alphabet used in sacred writings.

Ogun Afro-Caribbean - Metalsmith and warrior, he is the patron of civilization and technology.

Osiris Egyptian - Lord of life, death and rebirth. Ruler of the Underworld. Husband/brother of Isis and father of Horus. He was murdered by his brother Set.

Ouranos Greek - Gaea's first born, the starry sky. Back To Top

Pan Greek - He is half man and half goat, representing the wildness of all nature.

Plough Babylonian - According to myth, he was the first husband, married to Earth. together they cultivated the land, established the city of Dunnu, and had a son - the cattle god Shakan.

Pluto Roman - Ruler of the Underworld.

Poseidon Greek - Ruler of the seas, he is responsible for waves, tides, seamonsters, as well as horses and earthquakes. Brother of Zeus and husband of Amphitrite.

Priapus Roman.

Prometheus Greek.

Ptah Egyptian - Master of artisians who made the Moon, Sun, and Earth. In Memphis, he was considered the father of all beginnings. Back To Top

Gods A - H

Gods Q - Z