Banba
Irish · deity · mythic prehistoric · Recorded classification
Lane 14 found five of the six idols of Kiev. This is the same shape in a set of three, and it is the shape a corpus takes when it adds the famous name: the modern Irish Éire comes from Ériu, so Ériu is the one everybody knows, so Ériu is the one the registry had.
Parentage
Domains
- sovereignty of ireland
Relations
- sibling: FódlaReciprocated in-batch.Reference treatment of Ériu, Banba and Fódla as the trinity of eponymous goddesses, daughters of Ernmas. (secondary)
- one of the three with: ÉriuNON-SYMMETRIC, and that is a compromise rather than the truth: Ériu is their sister and the honest kind is `sibling`, but Ériu is a pre-existing record and a symmetric edge would mutate her. The kind chosen says what the source says — that these three are the three — and the sisterhood is stated here, where a reader meets it. This is the cost lane 17 named: each lane's additions are the next lane's immovable objects.Reference treatment of the three goddesses meeting the Milesians on three mountains. (secondary)
- met: Amergin GlúingelIn-batch.Reference treatment of the Milesians, led by the poet-warrior Amhairghin, met on three mountains by Banba, Fódla and Ériu. (secondary)
Sources
- Banba is a daughter of Delbáeth and Ernmas, one of the three sovereignty goddesses of Ireland who meet the Milesians on three mountains, and still a poetic name for the island.: Reference treatments of Banba, of Ériu and of the Lebor Gabála. (secondary)