This is a repository of myths that we have started to either publish our own myths, or to (with permission and proper credit given, of course) share myths that spoke to us in a way that is compatible with our own specific tradition. Though we should note that there are many who have created excellent myths out there, whether compatible with our own tradition or not. Galatîs today have great diversity in our traditions. These are the stories of ours.
Why make myths? Other than the obvious fact that no myths survive from the Ancient Gaulish peoples, mythology is incredibly important in reviving and making pertinent and relevant a tradition. They’re newer creations, and no one denies this. These undying concepts give body to the bones of the culture. The people must give it flesh, and keep it alive.
In time, as our command of Gaulish language improves, or with the help of others who wish to do so, there will be more myths done in Nouiogalaticos, a dialect of reconstructed Gaulish. Translations will be provided.
Andegenton (Creation) – Written By Suturcos
Cintudoniciâ – Written By Suturcos
Taranis etic Uiducauarix (Taranis and the Wood Giant King) – Written By Suturcos
Mapats Leuci (Child of Light) – Written By Suturcos
Anegion Taranês (Taranis’s Blessing) – Written By Suturcos
Taranis etic Andenamatos – Written By Suturcos
Eludêuoi Galation (The Many Dêuoi of the Galatîs) – Written By Suturcos
Bessus Nouiogalation 