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Also known as 'The Black Goat of the Woods With a Thousand Young' this ancient fertility deity has been worshipped, according to [[Malcolm | Also known as 'The Black Goat of the Woods With a Thousand Young' this ancient fertility deity has been worshipped, according to [[Malcolm Quarrie]]'s book [[British Gods]], in many forms and with many names throughout human history. Quarrie states that the pagan goddess Brigid is a form of Shub-Niggurath. | ||
According to the letters of [[Wilfred Gresty]] there is a cult serving 'the Goat' located somewhere in the West Country to which Gresty, a man called [[Atkinson]] and [[ | According to the letters of [[Wilfred Gresty]] there is a cult serving 'the Goat' located somewhere in the West Country to which Gresty, a man called [[Atkinson]] and [[Hillary Quarrie]] all belong. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:05, 30 June 2006
Also known as 'The Black Goat of the Woods With a Thousand Young' this ancient fertility deity has been worshipped, according to Malcolm Quarrie's book British Gods, in many forms and with many names throughout human history. Quarrie states that the pagan goddess Brigid is a form of Shub-Niggurath.
According to the letters of Wilfred Gresty there is a cult serving 'the Goat' located somewhere in the West Country to which Gresty, a man called Atkinson and Hillary Quarrie all belong.
