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Shahmeran
In Anatolian mythology, the goddess of wisdom and the guardian of secrets is Shahmeran, an anthropomorphic figure with a female head on a snake body. Her story can be traced from the Middle ...
Efile-mokulu
The supreme being of the Basonge, and others of the Baluba family (Zaire), is also creator of the world and all in it. He is invoked in oaths.
Hishe
The great self-created god who then created the lesser god, the earth, mankind, wild animals and vegetation. His divine names -- Hishe, Huwe, Kxo, Gara, Gani ga, Gaishi Gai, Gauwa -- he ...
Hubeane
A culture hero/ancestor god who created the world and the heavens which he then abandoned (Botswana).
Huwe
The beneficent supreme being and creator of all things was invoked for food and for health. Among the northern Bushmen he is a deity of the forest.
Kuru
The all-powerful supreme god of the Temne (Sierra Leone) who is associated with the sky.
Runesocesius
Runesocesius is the Lusitanian god of darts.
Tongoenabiagus
Tongoenabiagus is the Lusitanian god of oaths fountain.
Trebaruna
The Lusitanian goddess of the house, battles and death.
Atégina
The Lusitanian goddess of nature and cure.
Mars Cariocecus
The Lusitanian god of war. Cp. Cariocecus and Mars.
Duberdicus
The Lusitanian god of fountains and water.
Ares Lusitani
Ares Lusitani is the Lusitanian god of horses.
Bormanico
The Lusitanian god of thermal waters or spas.
Nabia
Nabia is the Lusitanian goddess of rivers and water.
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