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	Brighid: What Do We Really Know?
		At the Luxeuil site, Bricta is specifically identified as the consort of Luxovius, a god of healing and light which may be cognate with Lug.
		If Bricta was indeed a cognate of Bríg, she was probably a goddess of healing, protection, and fertility with both water and fire associations.
		The evidence for Bríg as goddess in Ireland consists of a few references in mythological and placelore tracts, placenames, and the stories and folk practices associated with St. Brigid, who is assumed to be a Christianized version of the earlier goddess.
	www.applewarrior.com /celticwell/ejournal/imbolc/brighid.htm (2393 words)

	The Goddess Brigid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		She also seems to be associated with fertility, healing and crafts, but there are no surviving stories about her, so we don't know much about her personality or how she was worshipped.
		It seems likely in this case that rather than being a separate Goddess, Bricta is a title or honorific used for Sirona.
		The Goddess Brig of Ireland does not appear to be linked to any specific tribal group and the name has been found all throughout Ireland.
	www.sacredhearth.com /Spirituality/Divinity/brigid.html (991 words)

	Luxovius: a Gaulish god, also known as Lussoius (He of the Warmth)
		In an inscription found there he is named as the consort of the goddess Bricta.
		Though a more accurate rendering might be 'he of the warmth'.
		Warmth here being the warmth of sunligh and the warmth of the sacred springs with whom this deity and his consort, Bricta is intimately connected.
	www.celtnet.org.uk /gods_l/luxovius.html (163 words)

	Paganism, roman and celtic deities
		BRICTA - Celtic goddess who was the consort of the god Luxovius.
		Known from inscriptions at thermal springs in France, and thought to have a possible connection to the Irish goddess Brigit.
		This divine couple were deities of the thermal spring, where other deities were also worshipped.
	www.meetingland.com /articles/history/pagan/roman-celtic-deities.htm (7802 words)

	Hearthstone Brighid
		Another interpretation of her name means 'fiery arrow', and through this she has solar and fire associations.
		From what we know of Brigantia, she was a local goddess of the Brigantes, and the Romans equated her with Minerva so she was a wise war goddess and had skills in many crafts.
		Bricta appears as the consort of a solar god (similar to Lugh), in France but another deity representing healing and fertility was also associated with the site, whether Bricta was there for the same qualities is unknown.
	www.hearthstone.co.uk /hearthsite/brighid.htm (1566 words)

	Avid Gamers - Public board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In the destruction and ruins of the remaing Korrine, two seperate citys were created, for a grand total of three.
		The new cities are thus listed as Bricta, Korrine, and Nerice.
		There was a single daughter of Fenrir, it was she who led the revolt.
	www.avidgamers.com /board.php?type=pub&area=229928&id=65690520 (830 words)

	Writing.Com: Oct. 4, 2005
		I found Bricta in a listing of old celtic names.
		It would be fun to try an edge of the seat sort of a story for them.
		Glanna and Bricta aren't going to spend the night in the cabin.
	www.writing.com /main/books/entry_id/377357 (1128 words)

	The Promise & the Product - Ira Bricta Victor Margolin
		The Promise and the Product - Ira Bricta Victor Margolin
		The Promise and the Product by Victor Margolin, Ira Bricta
		Good, tight readable copy with typical reading wear.
	www.biblio.com /books/96791623.html (46 words)

	Solitary Samhain Ritual at Avalon Risen
		Brighid of fire, Goddess of protection, of inspiration, I call you.
		Brigindo, Brigantia, and Bricta, Triple Goddess of forgotten realms,
		Crumbling bread in the bowl of milk, then offering libations.
	avalonrisen.mithrilstar.org /Solitary-Samhain-Ritual.htm (224 words)

	The Cuban Danzon
		Another Italian opera singer who came to New Orleans via Havana and the Tacon Theater was the famous tenor Fornasari who arrived in New Orleans on May 28, 1836 to star as Figaro in The Barber of Seville.
		Along with the soloists and chorus, Bricta brought three string instrumentalists to play first viola, cello, and bass in the orchestra as well as conductor Luigi Gabici (c.1813-1862).
		Exactly what any of these Italian, Italian-Cuban, or Cuban opera musicians brought to New Orleans in the way of Cuban vernacular music is unknown.
	www.arhoolie.com /titles/7032c.shtml (5578 words)

	www.myspace.com/lions_roar
		Remember who was the one that ate it and even took some to his next class?
		If you thought the pieces of frozen egg was bad you should have see the ice cream I made in my senior year in Bricta's physics class.
		My memory about you was that you always told my what was bothering you during stats class.
	www.myspace.com /lions_roar (945 words)

	Welcome to the Gallery
		Naga a nonviolent race of serpents who are benevolent toward humans
		Luxuvious consort of Bricta, god of the waters of Luxeuil
		Al Borek the winged white mare who bore Mohammed from earth to seventh heaven
	www.dragonmuse.com /gallery.html (309 words)

	AbeBooks: Résultats de la recherche - Victor Margolin
		The Promise and the Product by Margolin, Victor; Bricta, Ira (ISBN : 0025794809)
		The Promise and the Product: 200 Years of American Advertising Posters (ISBN : 0025794809)
		Margolin, Victor; Bricta, Ira, Illustrated in Black and White and Color
	www.abebooks.fr /search/sortby/3/an/Victor+Margolin (1190 words)

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