- the
etymology of
Cernunnos is unclear, but
seems to be
rooted in the
Celtic word for "horn" or "antler" (as in Car****s). "
Cernunnos" is
believed by some...
- "
Cernunnos" derives. However, a more
direct source may be the Old
English hyrne,
meaning "horn" or "corner",
which is
inconsistent with the
Cernunnos theory...
- IgM The DDx for
Cernunnos deficiency are both LIG4 syndrome, as well as
Nijmegen breakage syndrome In
terms of
management for
Cernunnos deficiency, one...
- Satan,
Cernunnos committed suicide by
hanging himself. He was 25
years old.
Enthroned recorded the
album with a
session drummer in
honor of
Cernunnos and...
-
Among the
divinities transcending tribal boundaries were the Matres,
Cernunnos, the sky-god Taranis, and Epona. Epona, the horse-goddess, was invoked...
-
Celtic Cernunnos and
Gwynn ap Nudd, one of the
mythological leaders of the Wild Hunt. Bull (mythology)
Cattle in
religion and
mythology Cernunnos Deer in...
- tier, of
which only the top half remains,
depicts Cernunnos, Smertrios, and
Castor and Pollux.
Cernunnos has stag's
antlers from
which hang two torcs. From...
-
Echinoderes cernunnos is a
species of mud
dragons first found in
coastal and
subtidal locations around the
Korean Peninsula and in the East
China Sea...
-
claimed that
Gerald Gardner's
Bricket Wood
coven referred to the god as
Cernunnos, or Kernunno,
which is a
Latin word,
discovered on a
stone carving found...
- Romano-Celtic Gaul was
closely ****ociated with the
horned or
antlered god
Cernunnos, in
whose company it is
regularly depicted. This
pairing is
found as early...
