Celtic Languages and Pagan Religion
From a Linguistic Perspective
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- Aeusos, One of the Great Goddesses of the Indo-Europeans*Aeusos or Ushas, the goddess of dawn, light, warmth and the comfort of the hearth fire, was worshipped with cognate names among all the Indo-European-speaking people, and she was especially celebrated at dawn and at...
- Pria, One of the Great Goddesses of the Indo-EuropeansPria is one of the great goddesses of the Proto-Indo-Europeans, based on a linguistic reconstruction of her name, festivals and characteristics.
- Kassite GodsThe Kassite Gods have Indo-European names and provide an early and datable source for information about the forms of these gods in the Indo-European languages.
The Druids and the Oes DanaThe earliest historical references to the Celts commonly describe a tribal society devoted to warfare and religion. 
Jumis, a Latvian God of Harvest in SeptemberThe god Jumis is celebrated in the September Latvian harvest festival as a spirit of fertility; he may correspond to the Indo-European god Yama.
- Yama: An Indo-European God From a Linguistic Perspective
- List of Indo-European Languages
- Devi, One of the Great Goddesses of the Indo-Europeans
- Proto-Indo-European Religion
- The Creation Myth of the Indo-Europeans
- Pleto, One of the Great Goddesses of the Indo-Europeans
- Perkunos, One of the Great Gods of the Indo-Europeans