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Meanings of brigantia in English
Synonyms
Examples for "brigid"
Examples for "brigid"
1
Brigid might tell her story and hope the court would accept it.
2
Among them however, was Brigid Archer, who explained she was a diabetic.
3
Brigid Flanagan Dromiskin, Co Louth They were flocks from Europe wintering here.
4
Brigid did not sleep, however, but watched over him until first light.
5
Brigid thought about this for a minute, looking at me all along.
Usage of brigantia in English
1
The Romans associated her with Caelestis thus creating 'Caelestis Brigantia.'
2
Per lore, she led the descendants of the goddess Brigantia against the Roman Empire.
3
Brigantia is the day of Brigit, the Irish goddess of smithcraft, healing, and poetry.
4
Brighid is also known as Bride, Brigantia, and Brigantina.
5
In his book, Phillips describes the area of Brigantia, in ancient times as spreading from the Wash to Dumfries.
6
The whole of 'Brigantia' is covered with innumerable sacred sites which, quite literally, pepper the vast tract of land.
7
Why then did the British Celtic folk hero Cartimandua lead the descendants of the goddess Brigantia against the Roman Empire?
8
The Romans, however, when they invaded Britain, called her Cartismunda, her city ISURIUM, and the Brigantes' country they named Brigantia.
9
Brigantia, or Imbolc, the day when newborn lambs begin to nurse, became the Christian Candlemas, honoring the purification of the Virgin.