LIENS / LINKS
Les liens ci-dessous vous envoyerez à des sites extérieurs de www.DeoMercurio.be.
Nous ne sommes pas responsables de leurs contenus ; eux, évidemment, ne sont pas responsable du nôtre.
The links below will take you to sites outside of www.DeoMercurio.be. We are not responsible for their content; they, naturally, are not responsible for ours.
La Gaule / Gaul
- L’Arbre
celtique, somme toute, une des meilleures ressources en ligne
pour la Gaule antique et le monde celtique : textes historiques,
explications détaillées, tableaux, analyses ; un site web indispensable
- Précis de gaulois classique par Olivier Piqueron
(English version)
- Lexilogos, page sur la langue gauloise : glossaires, articles, textes...
Polythéisme gaulois / Gaulish Polytheism
Il y a aujourd’hui beaucoup de polythéistes qui honorent les déesses et les dieux de la Gaule antique. Des individus et des groupes poursuivent des recherches historiques et des expériences modernes afin d’élaborer de nouvelles traditions de religion gauloise.
Nowadays, there are many polytheists who worship the goddesses and gods of ancient Gaul. Individuals and groups are pursuing historical research and modern experiences in order to elaborate new traditions of Gaulish religion.
- Gaulish Polytheism, a page full of general resources and links for Gaulish polytheists and those interested
- Toutâ Galation, a community of Gaulish polytheists
- Epona.net, a very high-quality resource on the goddess Epona
- Senobessus Bolgon, a tradition grounded in the religions of the Belgæ
- Bessus Nouiogalation, a neo-Gaulish religious tradition
- Pages des particulier·e·s / Individuals’ pages:
- Segomâros Widugeni, a seminal figure in modern Gaulish polytheism in North America
- Viducus Brigantici filius’ Deo Mercurio blog, more devotional and less research-oriented than this website (English only, unfortunately)
- Bessus Noricon, by Sapuidugnatos Cincibilios, focused on the Celtic religious traditions of Noricum
- Carnutian Nemeton, by Branos Carnutodruîdon
- Cunobelinos Betullicnos, devotee of Belinos
- Nemeton Dumnonantu, by Trebomâros Auigani, a Gaulish polytheist and ADF member
- Nemeton Eluetion, by Artocathos Taranicnos, focused on the Celtic religious traditions of the Helvetii
- Nemeton Tricûnos, devotee of Damona
D’autres polythéismes / Other polytheisms
- Theoi.com, an amazing resource on Greek and Roman deities, including extensive descriptions, translations of original texts, ancient artwork, etc.
- CR FAQ, a seminal document for Celtic reconstructionism (particularly in the Irish tradition)
- Senako Kredima, foro politeísta ibero-céltico
- Dun Brython, group of Brythonic polytheists
- Allodium Francorum, “a civic and lawful tradition of post-tribal, pre-Christian Frankish Heathendom”
- Societas Via Romana, a Roman polytheist group
- Nova Roma, a Roman revivalist group whose website contains extremely useful practical information on Roman religion
- YSEE, μια ομάδα που εδρεύει στην Ελλάδα αφιερωμένη στην ελληνική θρησκεία
- Neos Alexandria, a group of Greco-Egyptian syncretists
- Íslenska
Ásatrúarfélagið, an important Ásatrú organization in Iceland
- Pages des particulier·e·s / Individuals’ pages:
- Ár nDraíocht
Féin (ADF), a druidic organization with a wide range of cultural focuses and a serious approach to scholarship
- Chronarchy, by Rev. Michael J. Dangler, an ADF priest who has studied Gaulish deities extensively—his resources on Esus are particularly extensive
- Three Cranes Grove, ADF, a grove of Ár nDraíocht Féin with a Gaulish affinity
- Dolichenum: Viducus Brigantici filius’ online shrine for Jupiter Dolichenus
- Natib Qadish, page on Canaanite polytheism
- Courir le loup-garou, page sur le folklore et la sorcellerie québécoise

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Viducus Brigantici filius dédie ceci au dieu Mercure et aux autres dieux et déesses immortelles en l’an après la fondation de Rome 2773 (soit 2020 de l’ère commune).
Viducus Brigantici filius dedicates this to the god Mercury and to the other immortal gods and goddesses in the year 2773 since the foundation of Rome (2020 of the Common Era).