-
Attested examples include Nemetobriga near
Ourense in
northwestern Spain,
Drunemeton in Galatia, at
Medionemeton near the
Antonine Wall in
Scotland and in...
- south-west of Ancyra,
written in
Ancient Gr****: Δρυνεμετον, romanized:
Drunemeton/Drynemeton, lit. 'holy
place of oak'. It is
likely it was a
sacred oak...
- as
Bathory and Emperor. He
recorded the
first demos,
Necromanteion and
Drunemeton,
working alone. In 1993,
drummer Maciej "Capricornus" Dąbrowski joined...
- Άρτικνιακόν (Articniācon, "[Settlement of] Articnos" ["Bear-son"]), Δρυνέμετον (
Drunemeton; < Proto-Celtic *dru- "oak" and, by extension, "great"; cf. Old Irish...
-
important sacred grove and meeting-place of the
Galatian Celts of Asia Minor,
Drunemeton, was
filled with oaks. In an often-cited p****age from
Historia Naturalis...
- In fact,
according to Strabo, the
central shrine at
Galatia was
called Drunemeton. Some of
these were also
sacred groves in Gr****
times (as in the case...
-
Weiser Books ISBN 0-87728-688-4 The
Druid Chronicles (Evolved). (1976
Drunemeton Press, 2005
Drynemetum Press) (With
Selene Kumin Vega,
Rusty Elliot, and...
- and the evil Drunes,
whose name
derives from the
Galatian place-name
Drunemeton ("oak-sanctuary") used in the
story "The
Bride of Crom" as the name of...
-
elected representatives of
clans (or sub-clans) who met at a
place called Drunemeton, but had
since been
reduced to the
leadership of
first Deiotarus, then...
- the book). It was
claimed that this tour, the cromleck,
marked out a
drunemeton, a
central meeting point of the Tectosages.
According to Boudet, the word...
