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• A similar tale is told of Boann and the River Boyne.
• The Dagda mates with many goddesses, including Boann and the Morr韌an.
• As told in the Dindsenchas, Boann created the Boyne.
• Boann, like her Greek counterpart Alcmene, got pregnant.
• Boann named the baby Mac Og and gave him to the Dagda.
• The Dagda had an affair with the river goddess Boann, wife of Nechtan.
• :: Was for Rune-The Story of Boann written by Gary Christopher Johnson.
• When Boann visited the well, it overflowed and chased her to the coast, forming the River Boyne.
• His wife was Boann, goddess of the River Boyne, who according to myth developed a great passion for the Dagda.
• The origin of the name is not explained, however, and the accompanying mythological story focuses on the drowning of Boann instead.
• Harold then prepares for his return home, whence Walter and Boann plan to follow in the wake of the banquet celebrating Oznev s deliverance.
• It is now generally held that she was a tribal or local goddess of the river, much like other Gaelic deities such as Boann.
• Although Boann is not named specifically as the mother of Englec, the daughter of Elcmar, there are no tales of Boann ever leaving her husband.
• Although Boann is not named specifically as the mother of Englec, the daughter of Elcmar, there are no tales of Boann ever leaving her husband.
• The overflowing well is a common motif in local Gaelic creation tales-as seen in the goddess Boann's similar creation of the River Boyne in Ireland.
• Much to her embarrassment Walter arrives in bed and with a bedmate, having recently acquired an Irish wife, "'Boann ni Colum " '.
• Boann challenged the power of the well by walking around it widdershins; this caused the waters to surge up violently and rush down to the sea, creating the Boyne.
• Though forbidden to by her husband, Nechtan, Boann approached the magical Well of Segais ( also known as the Connla's Well ), which was surrounded by hazels.
• To protect the sensibilities of his steward and the life of the child, the Dagda held the sun still for nine months so Boann's pregnancy lasted only one day.
• A number of goddesses were deified rivers, notably Boann ( of the River Boyne ), Sinann ( the River Shannon ), Sequana ( the deified Seine ), Ribble ).