Definition of Druidic. Meaning of Druidic. Synonyms of Druidic

- wanting to keep druidic knowledge from becoming common, and improving the druids' faculties of memory. Caesar writes that of the Druids "a large number...
- Druidry sits on the latter end. Various Druidic groups also display New Age and neo-shamanic influences. The Druidic community has been characterised as a...
- Breton language poet, writer and neo-Druidic bard Gwilherm Berthou (Breton, 1908-1951), Breton nationalist and neo-Druidic bardic poet Steve Blamires (Scotland...
- version is that usually adopted by various druidic groups, notably the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids (OBOD) albeit in a different fashion. Morganwg...
- perceived aspects of ancient Druidic practice Henry Hall Dixon (1822–1870) or The Druid, English lawyer and sporting journalist Druid (band), a British progressive...
- Druid, in comics, may refer to: Druid, the surname of father and son, Marvel Comics characters: Doctor Druid, a Marvel Comics superhero, named Anthony...
- lacking from Dungeons & Dragons is the role of sacrifices in druidic rituals".: 86–87  Druids appeared, but not as player characters, in the original Greyhawk...
- the Sheffield Equalized Independent Druids. Between the two World Wars, this society was one of the three main Druidic fraternal societies in the British...
- both his knowledge of weapons technology and druidic lore. He uses: grenades containing various druidic potions; a light-absorber harness which renders...
- Druid Order may refer to: Present day druidic orders as described in Neo-druidry The historical meaning of the word Druid A group called The Druid Order...