57 gods of magic, across seven rooms, in the order the rooms are walked.
The Cradle of Cities
4 works
Enkien-keeLord of the Sweet Waters and Wisdom — Akkadian EaKamrusepakam-ru-se-paThe Mistress of Magic — Healer-Goddess of the HittitesKothar-wa-Khasisko-thar--wa--kha-sisSkilful and Wise — craftsman of the godsLilituli-li-tuThe Night-Hag — demoness of the wind
The Gift of the Nile
8 works
Harpocrateshar-poc-ra-tesHorus the Child — the infant god of silenceHekahe-kaMagic Personified — the divine power that makes spells effectiveHuhuThe authoritative utterance — divine command made manifestIsiseye-sisThe Great of Magic — wife of Osiris, mother of HorusRaraThe Sun — daily king of heavenSerqetser-qetThe Scorpion Goddess — guardian of the deadThoththohtThe Ibis — Lord of Wisdom and WritingWosretwos-retThe Mighty One — old Theban consort of Amun
The Olympian Order
10 works
Empusaem-pyoo-suhShape-Shifting Hag of HecateEnyoen-ee-ohWar-Goddess — companion of AresHecatehek-uh-teeOf the Crossroads — goddess of witchcraft and the dark moonJasonjay-sunCaptain of the Argonauts — winner of the Golden FleeceLamialay-mee-uhThe Child-Devouring QueenMedeameh-dee-uhPrincess of Colchis and sorceress, who slew her own childrenMorpheus and the Oneiroimor-fee-us and the oh-nye-royThe Shapers of Dreams — Morpheus, Phobetor, and PhantasosOrpheusor-fee-usSinger of the Underworld — patron of the MysteriesPersesper-seezTitan of destruction — father of HecateSeleneseh-lee-neeThe Moon — mistress of the night sky
The Persian World
1 work
Thraetaonathrae-tao-naThe Dragon-Slayer — Faridun in the Shahnameh; conqueror of Aži Dahāka
The Edges of Empire
2 works
Ataecinaa-tae-ci-naChthonic Goddess of Lusitania — receiver of curse-tabletsWærhagwær-hagThe Smith-God — forger of the magical weapons of the Narts
The Roman Inheritance
6 works
Anna Perennaan-na pe-ren-naThe Goddess of the Year — whose festival opened the new year by the TiberCarmentacar-men-taGoddess of Childbirth and Prophetic Song — mother of EvanderHermes Trismegistusher-mes tris-me-gis-tusThrice-Great Hermes — see also Thoth (Volume II)Lemuresle-mu-resRestless Dead — the Unappeased SpiritsThe Spirits of the Doorwaythe spi-rits of the door-wayCardea, Forculus, and Limentinus — the divinities of the thresholdVertumnusver-tum-nusGod of Changing Seasons and Transformations
The Northern Inheritance
26 works
Airmedair-medDaughter of Dian Cécht — keeper of the herb-knowledgeArianrhoda-rianr-hodWelsh Goddess of the Silver Wheel — Mother of LleuBaba Yagaba-ba ya-gaThe Witch of the Forest — who lives in a hut on chicken legsBoannboannGoddess of the River Boyne — wife of the DagdaCeridwence-rid-wenThe Welsh Witch of Inspiration — keeper of the cauldron of awenDagdadag-daThe Good God — Father of the Tuatha DéDian CéchtdiancéchtThe Healer of the Tuatha Dé Danann — physician of the godsAwaiting its plateE Bukura E Dheute bu-ku-ra edheutThe Beauty of the Earth — Ambiguous Chthonic Figure — AlbanianFreyjafray-yahLady of the Vanir — Goddess of Love, Magic, and the SlainGullveiggull-veigThe Witch Thrice Burnt — whose murder began the war of the godsIdunni-dunnKeeper of the Apples of YouthAwaiting its plateIlmarinenil-ma-ri-nenThe Eternal Smith — Forger of the Sampo — FinnicJānisjā-nisThe Latvian Midsummer Spirit — patron of the great solstice festivalJumisju-misLatvian Spirit of the Double Ear — bringer of plentyKoscheikos-cheiThe Deathless — whose soul is hidden in an egg in a duck on an islandAwaiting its plateKullervokul-ler-voThe Tragic Slave-Hero — orphan, kinslayer, suicideLokilo-kiThe Trickster — Companion and Betrayer of the GodsAwaiting its plateLouhilou-hiMistress of Pohjola — Witch-Queen of the North — FinnicManannán Mac Lirma-nan-nán maclirLord of the Sea — Son of the SeaMath Fab Mathonwy, Gwydionmathfab ma-thon-wy, gwy-dionThe Welsh Magician-King and his Sister's Son — and the woman made of flowersMidir and Étaínmi-dir and é-taínThe Lovers of the Fairy Mound — recovered through three livesOdinoh-dinAllfather — God of War, Wisdom, and DeathTaliesinta-lie-sinThe Welsh Bard — twice born, once mortal and once divineAwaiting its plateVäinämöinenväi-nä-möi-nenThe Eternal Sage — Hero of the Kalevala — FinnicVelesveh-lesUnderworld God — Patron of Cattle and WealthWaylandway-landThe Smith — Völundr in the Old Norse, Welund in the Old English
