Magog

[Mairwen]

Am seeking information on the Goddess "Magog" from the Welsh Pantheon. I need any and all information anyone could share here, please. I did a websearch and kept getting hits for Gog and Magog of the Bible ~ and that's so not what I'm looking for. :D

[Merrie]

Magog - Biblical name of the Scythian Amazonian Goddess and Her land in the north, whence came equestrian warriors greatly feared by the Semites. Magpie Her bird.
http://www.mothergoddess.com
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Magog, Ma Gog
Britain. Earth and Nature "Mother Goddess". British mountain goddess.
http://www.geocities.com/cas111jd/celts_table/minordeities/celts21.htm
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Magog:
English, a mountain goddess, christianized as St Margaret.
http://www.art-with-attitude.com/village/celtic_goddesses.html
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Magog/Magg, Meg, Matrona, Maha-Devi: mother, wife of Gog; standing stone; like Scots Cailleach. Gog & Magog: two legendary British giants; descendents of Albina’s? Named in the Bible (Ezekiel 38:2, Revelation 20:7-8)with an air of “evil mystery.”! Giant effigies set up in the fifteenth century in the London Guildhall; destroyed by bombing. Two very beloved old Glastonbury trees.
http://www.brideswell.com/passages/passage1-1.html
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MAGOG
(Anglo-Celtic) The consort of Gog. They were two mountain deities of which she was the more important.Britain's Megg's Hills are named for her, and several hillside chalk effigies portray her. She is usually depicted as a four-breasted woman astride a horse. Some speculate that he name may mean "mother deity" and that she was once a fertility and mother Goddess. In patriarchal times she became England's St. Margaret
http://www.joellessacredgrove.com/Celtic/deitiesl-m.html#magog

[Mairwen]

oooooh, looks like you had much better luck than I! Thanks Merrie!