WURIUPRANILI is the Tiwi Goddess of the sun. Her brother, Purukupali, was the world's first man and discovered how to make fire. He gave Wuriupranili a bark torch to keep the fire going. Each day she lights her torch and carries it across the sky. Before she leaves, she decorates her body with red ochre which gives color to the sunrise. When she reaches the western horizon, she again decorates herself, creating a beautiful sunset. She then douses her torch in the western sea, using the embers that remain to guide her under the earth back to the east. Wuriupranili's name is also seen as WURIUPRANALA.
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"CHLORIS" WAS THE GREEK GODDESS OF VEGETATION. HER NAME MEANS "GREEN". SHE IS THE GODDESS OF BUDS, FLOWERS, AND GARDENS, SHE IS REPRESENTED AS A BEAUTIFUL NYMPH, WITH A WREATH OF FLOWERS ON HER HEAD, AND A FEW FLOWERS IN ONE OF HER HANDS. "CHLORIS" IS THE QUEEN OF THE FLOWERS AND THE MISTRESS OF THE SPRING. HER ROMAN EQUIVALENT IS "FLORA. "
THIS GODDESS WAS ENDOWED WITH PERPETUAL YOUTH, AND WAS USUALLY REPRESENTED CROWNED WITH FLOWERS AND CARRYING A CORNUCOPIA. SHE WAS ALSO THE WIFE OF "ZEPHYRUS," THE PERSONIFICATION OF THE MILD WEST WIND AND THE MOTHER OF "KARPOS "(FRUIT).
"WHAT TIME THE ROSY-FLUSHING WEST "SLEEPS SOFT ON COPSE AND DINGLE, "WHEREIN THE SUNSET SHADOWS REST, "
"OR RICHLY FLOAT AND MINGLE; "WHEN DOWN THE VALE THE WOOD-DOVE'S TONE"THRILLS IN A CADENCE TENDER. AND EVERY RARE, ETHEREAL MOTE"TURNS TO A WINGED SPLENDOR."JUST AS THE MYSTIC CLOUDLANDS OPE, "
Far up their sapphire portal.
"FAIR AS THE FAIREST DREAM OF HOPE, "
"HALF GODDESS AND HALF MORTAL, "I SEE THAT LOVELY GENIUS RISE, "
"THAT CHILD OF ORIENT TRANCES, "ON WHOSE SWEET FACE THE GLORY LIES "
"OF WEIRD HELLENIC FANCIES, "CHLORIS! BENEATH WHOSE PROCREANT TREAD "
"ALL EARTH YIELDS UP HER SWEETNESS, "THE VIOLET'S SCENT, THE ROSE'S RED, "THE DAHLIA'S ORBED COMPLETENESS,"AND VERDURES ON THE MYRIAD HILLS, "
"THE BREATH OF HER PURE DUTY "HATH NURSED TO LIFE BY SPARKLING RILLS "
"AND FOLIAGCD NOOK'S OF BEAUTY; "TILL BLOOM AND ODOR, BLUSH AND SONG. "
"SO LILL EARTH'S RADIANT SPACES, "THE FADING TOUCH OF SIN, OR WRONG. "
"LEAVES GLAD THE WEARIEST FACES; "AND SO, THROUGH HAPPY SPRING-TIDE DELLS. "
"O'ER MOUNT, AND HELD, AND RIVER, "HER ZEPHYR'S FAIRY CLARION SWELLS, "HER FOOTSTEPS GLANCE FOREVER!"
"PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE"
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F'oDLA (pronounced FO-la) is the Celtic Goddess of the power of Ireland. She is one of the Tuatha de Danaan, the people of the Goddess Danu. When the Milesians arrived in Ireland and conquered them, F'odla and her two sisters, 'Eriu and Banba, all asked that the island be named for them. 'Eriu won the request, but F'odla's name continued to be used on occasion. F'odla and her sisters are the daughters of Ernmas, a mother Goddess, who is also the mother of another triad of Goddesses--Badb, Macha, and Anu, also known as the Morrigan. The first triad represents the sovereignty of Ireland, while the second triad were Goddesses of war, and therefore represent the protection of Ireland. F'odla's husband MacCecht was one of the last kings of the Tuatha de Danaan, along with his brothers MacCuilland MacGreine. F'odla's name, which means "a sod of earth," is also seen as F'oTLA, F'oDHLA, and F'oLA.
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HATMEHYT is an Egyptian Goddess of fish, whose name means "she who is before the fishes". This suggests either that she was the first fish or that she is predominant over other fish deities. She was worshipped primarily at Mendes, and was the consort of that city's ram God, Banebdjedet. She is usually depicted as a woman with a fish emblem on her head, or in the form of a fish. Her name is also seen as HATMEHIT.
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