Sublime

What

The native British goddess Sulis, equated by Romans with their Minerva, was a popular cult figure whose steamy, healing hot springs prompted them for both offerings – coins and small gifts in great profusion – and supplications, like that of the outraged glove theft victim of Uley whose surviving plaque heads this chapter. No fewer than 130 message

Belenus,

“It’s old Iriali,” he said. “They vanished, you know. The entire people: poof. There one day, gone the next, their island left uninhabited. Now, that was three hundred years ago, so no one alive has ever met one of them, but they supposedly had golden hair. Like yours, the color of sunlight.”

When Adam’s flesh and Adam’s bone Sits at Cair Paravel in throne, The evil time will be over and done.