COEUS

THE TITAN COEUS

• Also known as Koios
• The titan or intelligence, farsight, and wisdom
• The eldest titan
• He has no eyes, tall and bearded.
• Coeus appears in Greek mythology, but very scarcely.
• Coeus is represented by the north star Polaris
• Coeus was one of the children of Uranus(The heavens) And Gaia(the earth), And was overthrown along with all of the other titans.

LUGH

THE CELTIC GOD LUGH

• He offered himself as the savior of Tutha dé Danann
• He represents and is represented by the Irish Summer Festival
• Lugh is a very skilled warrior, blacksmith, poet, musician and scholar. No man could match this.
• He sought refuge at the palace of King Nuada, claiming he was the savior of Tutha dé Danann, but wasn’t believed, and denied entry.

ANUBIS

THE DEATH GOD ANUBIS

• Is known as Anpu in the Egyptian language
• He is the god of the dead, and said to ferry someone to the afterlife after they have passed.
• He is represented by a dog or Jackal, with the body of a man.
• He is also represented by sweet smelling herbs.
• It is said Anubis defeated the five bows of Egypt ( the five enemies of Egypt) and became the Jackal of Egypt, also making him a master of the bows.

RAIKO

RAIKO DEFENDER OF THE PEOPLE

• Raiko is the god of protection, and is one of the most popular and influential Japanese gods. Also known as Yorimitsu
• He is a large, bulky, strong warrior-like man, also wearing armor.
• He is mostly depicted fighting a man eating giant with his four lieutenants.
• Raiko and his four lieutenants fought a giant that feasts off of human blood, by disguising himself as a priest, and killed the beast.

WORKS CITED.

• Ancientegyptonline.com
• Britannica.com
• Crystalinks.com
• Living myths.com