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{{Short description|Galician legendary creature}} [[File:Gatipedro.jpg|thumb|Picture of the gatipedro, Galician mythological being.]] ...

[[Category:Celtic mythology]] [[Category:Galician mythology]] ...

* [[Horta (mythology)]], a goddess in Etruscan mythology * Horta or [[huerta]], a fertile area or field in Portuguese, Catalan and Galician ...

...|gl|Bran, Los Angeles, Oroso}}, a place in the parish of Os Ánxeles in the Galician council of [[Oroso]], Spain * [[Brân the Blessed]], a character in Welsh mythology ...

...55, in [[Ourense]], Galicia), most commonly known as '''Chus Pato''', is a Galician writer.<ref>{{cite news ..., such as [[PEN Club]] and Redes Escarlata. She is a member of the [[Royal Galician Academy]] since 2016. She also participated directly in politics. ...

...licia'' and ''Gael''.<ref>Monaghan, Patricia. ''The Encyclopedia of Celtic Mythology and Folklore''. Infobase Publishing, 2004. p.&nbsp;332</ref> Medieval pseud ...ed poetically as the "Home" or "Nation" of Breogán (in [[Galician language|Galician]], the ''fogar'' or ''nazón de Breogán''). The land is so described in th ...

{{Short description|Galician poet}} | nationality = [[Galicia, Spain|Galician]] ...

...licia'' and ''Gael''.<ref>Monaghan, Patricia. ''The Encyclopedia of Celtic Mythology and Folklore''. Infobase Publishing, 2004. p.&nbsp;332</ref> ...e [[Tuatha Dé Danann|gods]] and of [[Milesians (Irish)|humanity]].<ref>The Mythology Of The British Islands: And Introduction to the Celtic Myth, Legend, Poetry ...

...bn=978-1-4381-2800-9 |page=49 |url={{GBurl|id=c7cNB-JaZA8C&|q=eirene+Greek+mythology++goddess+of+peace|pg=PT63}} |language=en}}</ref> Irene was also the name of * Erea ([[Galician language|Galicia]]) ...

== Bimbache mythology == ...istinct to each island, though the islands shared common concepts in their mythology, such as divine power represented by Nature. The two benign deities in El H ...

...es of Man]], the stages of human existence on the Earth according to Greek mythology and its subsequent Roman interpretation * ''{{lang|gl|[[Alternativa Galega de Esquerda]]}}'' or AGE, the Galician Left Alternative, a political party in Spain ...

{{Short description|Figure of Portuguese and Galician legend}} ...from the [[fairy tale]]s of [[Portugal|Portuguese]] and [[Galicia (Spain)|Galician]]<ref>''Diccionario dos seres míticos galegos''. X.R. Cuba, A. Reigosa, X. ...

...stianity|Christian God]]. It was inherited by the [[Romance languages]] in Galician and Portuguese ''Deus'', Catalan and Sardinian ''Déu'', French and Occitan ...te is [[Ancient Greek]] [[Zeus]], king of the [[Olympian gods]] in [[Greek mythology]] ({{lang-grc-att|Ζεύς|Zeús}}, {{IPA|grc-x-attic|zděu̯s|lang}} or {{ ...

| language = [[Spanish]], [[Asturian]], [[Basque]], [[Catalan]], [[Galician]] and [[Valencian]] ...ented [[Zeus]] transformed into a [[bull]] while he is capturing [[Europa (mythology)|Europe]], and in turn it represented Europe as an ideal political and soci ...

| name = Galician–Portuguese ...= Attested 870 A.D.; by 1400 had split into [[Galician language|Galician]], [[Eonavian]], [[Fala language|Fala]], and [[Portuguese language|Portugue ...

[[Spanish mythology|Spanish folklore]] is rich in tales and legends about various types of duen [[Anjana (Cantabrian mythology)|Anjanas]] in Cantabria, [[Xanas]] in Asturias, and Janas in Castille and L ...

...al organisation in [[La Coruña]]; he has never engaged in buildup of the [[Galician nationalism]]. Martelo descended from numerous old [[Galician People|Galician]] families,<ref>a very detailed genealogical tree which features many of Ma ...

...Bandua is acknowledged as a god of the [[Vexillum]] and partner of [[Mars (mythology)|Mars]]: ...orm ''Bandue'', and the form ''Bandua'' or ''Banduae'', predominate in the Galician territory north of the [[Douro River]], while the ''Bandi ~ Bande'' form is ...

...an language|Croatian]], [[English language|English]], [[Galician language|Galician]], [[Georgian language|Georgian]], [[Hawaiian language|Hawaiian]], [[Lithua * Anabel – [[English language|English]], [[Galician language|Galician]], [[Polish language|Polish]], [[Spanish language|Spanish]], [[Hungarian la ...