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| | Brigantia: a pan-Celtic goddess, also known as Bridig, Brigit, Brigindona, Brighid, Bríd, Bride, Brigan, ... |
 | | Though nothing is known about Brigantia from the Cymric written sources, and she appears in the Irish tales as Brighid the daughter of In Dagda, one-time wife of Bres, the half Fomorii who breiefly became leader of the Tuath Dé Dannan. |
 | | The insular Brythonic goddess, Brigantia, was the tutelary deity of the Brigantes tribe of northern Britain. |
 | | At Brampton, Cumberland and Irthington Yorkshire she is invoked as deae Nymphae Brigantiae (the Nymph goddesses Brigantiae) indicating a clear association with water and the multiplicity of this deity. |
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