(Jessica here)The God Seth comes from Egyptian mythology. In many versions he is portrayed as the killer of Osiris. When he tried to take over Osiris' throne, Horus (son of osiris) challenged him. There is a huge long story about how Horus eventually got crowned, and it involves a lot of trickery, I'll let you know when I get the article done on seth <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Hephaistos is in both greek and roman mythology, this is not surprising since the roman pantheon was taken almost directly from the greek. And yes, he is called Vulcan in roman mythology and he serves the same function.

Kay thanks, Jessica <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> .

Nyx "Night"

Hmmmm.....A toughie. Let's go with Xander from Buffy.

Rosmerta

In (Gaulish) Celtic mythology, the goddess of fire, warmth, and abundance. A flower queen and hater of marriage, Rosmerta was also the queen of death. A Celtic goddess of fertility and wealth. Wife of Esus, the Gaulish Hermes. Her attributes are a cornucopia and a stick with two snakes.

Abnoba--Gaulish goddess of the hunt, similar to the Roman Diana.

Abartus

A king of Phocaea.

Saturnalia

ALKYONEUS

King of the Gigantes who was gifted with immortality but only while he remained within the bounds of his homeland of Pallene.

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