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Liber ab Clementia (Book of Humanity)^321

Incense Recipe

2 parts Frankincense

1 part Cardamom

1 part Basil

Oil Recipe

10 drops Basil oil

10 drops Cardamom oil

1/2 ounce base oil

Esaugetuh Emissee—Male—North America

‘Master of breath’—Muskogean (Creek) All

Father and Creator god who repopulated the

world after the Great Flood.

Eschetewuarha—Female—South America

Husband: Great Spirit

Chamacoco Mother Goddess who insures

that humanity receives rain from the cloud bird

Osasero. Her husband is the Great Spirit.

Essus—Male—Central Europe

(Also known as Esus)

Lover: Artio

Plant associations: Oak

Celtic god of agriculture and negotiations

with Nature.

Eunomia—Female—Mediterranean

‘Good order’—Greek goddess of order and

the laws of man (legislature) who lives with hu-

manity, assisting us to create legislature that

will cause the laws of man to be in harmony

with the laws of Nature. She is one of the Ho-

rae with her sisters Dike and Irene.

Euphrosyne—Female—Mediterranean

Father: Zeus

Mother: Euronyme

‘Rejoices the heart’ or ‘Happiness’—One of

the Three Graces found in Greek lore. Her

parents are sometimes cited as Dionysus and

Aphrodite. See also Thalia and Aglaia.

Europa—Female—Mediterranean

Husband: Asterius

Lover: Zeus

Animal associations: Cow, Dog

One of the many loves of Zeus. To Europa,

he gave a dog named Laelaps who became her

kin familiar. After her relationship with Zeus,

she married Asterius.

Eurus—Male—Mediterranean

Father: Astraeus

Mother: Eos

Greek god of the East Wind associated

with the East Quarter (Air) in Wiccan ritual.

Euterpe—Female—Mediterranean

‘Delight,’ ‘Source of Rejoice,’ or ‘Rejoicing

Well’—Greek muse of wind instruments. See

also Muses, The.

Evander—Male—Mediterranean

(Also known as Euandros)

Father: Hermes

Mother: Carmenta

Roman deity who brought the Greek cul-

ture to Rome, thus mingling the pantheons and

traditions in such a way that the citizens of

Rome could see that although at odds with

each other for some time, the two could coex-

ist and even compliment each other.

Eve—Female—Middle East

(Also known as Haiwa [Arabic])

Second wife of Adam. See Adam and Lilith.

Evenor—Male—Mediterranean

Wife: Leucippe

Greek Earth-born/primeval man and hus-

band to the nymph Leucippe. His wife accom-

panied Persephone when she was kidnapped

by Hades.

Excellent Archer—Male—Chinese

Wife: Ch’ang-o

Chinese god whose anger was feared by all,

including his wife. To escape his anger, she fled

to the moon after stealing the drink of mor-

tality from him. His story warns folk of the

damage unchained anger can do to a marriage.

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