Continental Germanic

The Pantheon Registry records 34 figures for Continental Germanic: 27 deities, 1 numen, 6 mortals. Every entry carries at least one cited source. Attested across Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE), continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.), continental germanic mythic origins eras. The domains recorded most often here are victory and war, healing charms, prophecy, law and the assembly, origin of the people, abundance and protection, earth and fertility, giving and bounty.

Each name links to its cited detail page — parentage, children, domains, powers, epithets, relations and sources. For the interactive graph and map, open the app and filter to Continental Germanic.

Deities 27

• Baduhenna Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Beda Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Boudihillia Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Donar continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)
• Fimmilena Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Friagabis Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Frija continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)
• Hariasa Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Harimella Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Hercules Magusanus Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Hludana Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Mannus continental germanic mythic origins
• Mars Thingsus Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Mercurius Cimbrianus Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Nehalennia Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Nerthus Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Phol continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)
• Sandraudiga Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Saxnot continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)
• Sinthgunt continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)
• Sunna continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)
• Tamfana Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Tuisto continental germanic mythic origins
• Vagdavercustis Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Vihansa Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Volla continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)
• Wodan continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)

Numina 1

• the Alcis continental germanic mythic origins

Mortals 6

• Aio continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)
• Albruna Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Gambara continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)
• Ganna Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)
• Ibor continental germanic migration and conversion (4th–10th c.)
• Veleda Continental Germanic religion under Rome (1st c. BCE – 3rd c. CE)