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• International Smithcraft Festival takes place in the park every year.
• Brighid, the triple goddess of healing, poetry and smithcraft is perhaps the most well-known of the Insular Celtic deities of healing.
• Bleredd encourages the free flow of information; the knowledge of smithcraft should never be hoarded, but taught freely to anyone with a talent for it.
• The most recent craft, Starsmith ( astronomy ) was created during the Ninth Pass when Wansor, a Master of the Smithcraft, began his research into local celestial bodies.
• Since the tablet is dedicated to the god of the smiths it is not unlikely that zinc remnants scraped from a furnace were collected by smiths and considered particularly smithcraft-related.
• Since the tablet is dedicated to the god of the smiths, it is not unlikely that such zinc remnants scraped from a furnace were collected by smiths and considered particularly smithcraft-related.
• Growing up, Ruth becomes his main friend, but once allowed to fly, and then to go " between ", he finds friends among other students at the Harper Hall, Smithcraft and in the Weyr.
• In many of their tales, their having children is only mentioned in passing, and is not a central facet of their identity . " Mother " Goddesses may also be Goddesses of warfare and slaughter, or of healing and smithcraft.
• Piemur is involved in a large amount of the controversial " progress " that occurs after the awakening of the AIVAS, and together with Jancis, granddaughter of Mastersmith Farandel and a Smithcraft Master in her own right, rebuilds one of the first computers.
• Both the goddess Brigid and the Christian Saint Brigid & mdash; who was the Abbess of Kildare & mdash; are associated with sacred flames, holy wells and springs, healing, and smithcraft . Brigid is a virgin, yet also the patron of midwives.
• In many African clans, deities might include Mami Wata, who are gods and goddesses of the waters; Legba, who in some clans is virile and young in contrast to the old man form he takes in Haiti and in many parts of Togo; Gu ( or Ogoun ), ruling iron and smithcraft; Sakpata, who rules diseases; and many other spirits distinct in their own way to West Africa.