Meanings of druidical in English

And the nature and perfection of the deity were among the druidical arcana.

Such could I say, sitting upon some druidical heap or tumulus.

Thus, doing one's duty for the Met Office is invested with altogether proper, druidical feelings.

Then they place in his hands a druidical harp, which to vulgar eyes might resemble a modern gridiron.

Unquestionably, it is a druidical bowl!

It was a druidical altar, and the most perfect and beautiful one of the kind which I had ever seen.

We find that the festival has always been observed in very much the same way, whether druidical, pagan, or Christian.

Mr. Lower's theory is that the earthworks on the summit, whatever their later function, were originally religious, and probably druidical.

This belief prevails chiefly along the eastern coast of Scotland, where a practice, apparently of druidical origin, is used to avert the danger.

Above Adam's head, an acorn indicates winter, but in Blake's mythology the oak is also the druidical tree on which Christ was crucified.

These things were written in the Speckled Book of Salemina, but in druidical ink, undecipherable to all eyes but those of the Scribe herself.

Around Soof we found none of the druidical-looking remains mentioned by Irby and Mangles, but some romantic landscape and vineyards all over the hills.

A primitive forest, druidical, solitary, and savage-notten visitors a year-brokenrocks everywhere, shade overhead, thick underfoot with leaves-ajust palpable wild and delicate aroma.

I was not even aware there existed any such curious Druidical stone.

On Tolmen Point is a Druidical monument- aperforatedstone, which we examined.

The Druidical superstition never recovered the blow it received that day at Tara.