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Cathubodua

A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology | 2004 | 209 words | Copyright

Cathubodua [raven of battle]. Gaulish goddess known only from an inscription in Haute Savoie in eastern France; thought to be an anticipation of Badb, the Irish war-goddess. Perhaps identical with Cauth Bodva.

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