Dea

Nefertariregina abIside,maternamagicaedeaAegyptia,ducitur.

AphroditeestantiquapulchritudinisamorisquedeaGraeca.

Deaestnumenfemininum.Deae in multisculturisnotis cumgraviditate(ad verbum autmetaphorica) vel coniecturalibusmuliebritatis^(en)partibus consociantur quibusmulierespuellaequese gerere percipiuntur vel desiderantur.

Dearumpotestassuperna velvoluntasdivinaadvitamhumanamac praecipue adterrampertinet. Deae autimmanentes^(en)auttranscendentessunt; id est, aut praesentes et agentes in mundo quemsensuumexperientiacognoscere possumus, aut exnaturaerationeminime suspensae ultra mundum materialem soli menti meditanti exsistentes.

Deae selectae

DeaeRomanorum

• Ceres
• Diana
• Flora
• Iustitia
• Luna
• Minerva
• Pales
• Rhea
• Verus

DeaeGraecorum

• Aphrodite
• Artemis
• Astraea
• Demeter
• Eris
• Gaea
• Gratiae
• Hecate
• Hera
• Hestia
• Horae
• Iris
• Latona
• Nemesis
• Nike
• Pallas Athene
• Pleiades
• Selene
• Themis

DeaeAeqyptorum

• Isis
• Nu

DeaNordicarum

• Freia
• Sól

DeaeIaponiae

• Amaterasu
• Izamani

Nexus interni

• Astarte
• Dea materna
• Dea solis
• Deus
• Fertilitas
• Genus dei^(en)
• Matriarchia
• Musae
• Mythologia
• Polytheismus
• Proserpina
• Religio Mesopotamena
• Sil (ochra)
• Sophia (sapientia)
• Wicca

Bibliographia

• Dexter, Miriam Robbins, et Victor Mair.2010.Sacred Display: Divine and Magical Female Figures of Eurasia.Cambria Press.
• Barnhart, Robert K.1995.The Barnhart Concise Dictionary of Etymology: The Origins of American English Words.Novi Eboraci: HarperCollins.ISBN 0-06-270084-7.
• Gorshunova, Olga V.2008.Svjashennye derevja Khodzhi Barora [Arbores sacrae Khodzhi Baror: Phytolatria et Cultus Deitatis Muliebris in Media Asia].Etnoragraficheskoe Obozrenie1: 71–82. ISSN 0869-5415.(Russice).
• Taheri, Sadreddin.2014.Goddesses in Iranian Culture and Mythology.Tehranis: Roshangaran va Motale’at-e Zanan Publications.ISBN 9789641940821.