Ardwinna is a Celtic woodland deity. Ardwinna, a forest deity of the hunt, is linked to the Roman goddess Diana .  She provides mankind with...

Arianrhod is the Welsh goddess of the moon. Blodeuwedd and Cerridwen form the triad with Arianrhod, who is the Mother aspect of the Triple ...

Armathr is the Icelandic goddess of prosperity.  Armathr is a holy stone that was adored by Icelandic peoples and is shown as the Goddess In...

Arinna is a Turkish sun goddess.  Arinna is the Hittite empire's most important deity.  She is seen as a kind, benign goddess who protec...

  Ararat is the Turkish goddess of creation.  Ararat is represented as the renowned Mount Ararat, the country of mountains where the gods dw...

Arachne is the goddess of weaving in Greek mythology. Arachne is portrayed as a young lady who angered the goddess Athena by telling the tru...

Aphrodite is the goddess of love and battle in Greek mythology.  Aphrodite is the goddess of beauty, love, and pleasure, and she is the daug...

Apate is the goddess of deception in Greek mythology.  Apate, the first spirit to emerge from Pandora's jar, is the spirit of deceit, tr...

Apakura is a Polynesian family goddess.  She is a Maori mother goddess who has many children and devotes herself to educating her sons the w...

Anuket is the Egyptian goddess of excess. Anuket, the embodiment of the Nile River's yearly flooding, is revered as an agricultural godd...

  Ananke is the goddess of attachments in Greek mythology.  Ananke and her consort Chronos appeared at the beginning of time, their ethereal...

  Anapel is a Siberian birth goddess. Anapel, often known as "Little Grandmother," is the ruler of fresh beginnings and origins.  ...

  Anahit is an Armenian fertility goddess. In Armenia, Anahit was a major god who ruled over fertility and birth. She was formerly thought t...

  Canaanite goddess of love and battle, Anath. Anath was venerated across Mesopotamia as the Virgin, Mother, Warrior, and Wanton.  "To ...

    Andraste is a Celtic battle goddess. Andraste, the goddess of triumph and war, was invoked before conflicts to foresee and, if necessary...