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T'ai Yuan - Chinese goddess of the Yin-Yang, Duality and Creation. Associated with cranes and dragons.

Tana - Italian the Star Goddess (Universal Aspect)

Tanus Italian Star God (Universal Aspect)

Tara - "Queen of Physicians". Both Hindu and Buddhist Goddess. The first female Buddha and teacher of the gods. Protectress against fears that block people from happiness. Saves those who call her name when they are suffering or need her help. Symbolizes whishes and health.

Taranis - His emblems are the wheel and the lightning flash, and his name means 'Thunderer'. This Gaulish god is sometimes identified with Jupiter.

Tauret - "The Great One" The Egyptian hippopotamus goddess of women and childbirth.

Tefnut - "Sky Spittle" The Egyptian goddess of moisture, rain and the mother of Nut and Geb.

Terminus - Deity of Sacred Space, and the boundaries thereof. His Spirit was said to reside in cairns, landmarks, and boundary markers. He is another example, like Janus, of the Roman preoccupation with space, distance, edges, and the transition from one state to another. Also the protector of personal property.

Teutates - An ancient Celtic god of war, fertility and wealth worshipped in Gaul. His name means "the god of the tribe". Human sacrifices were made in his name. Teutates is the equivalent of the Roman god Mars.

Thalia - One of the Greek goddesses of peace and happiness, the Graces. Thalia means rejoicing. Correspond to the Roman goddesses, the Charities.

Thor (Thorr, Thunar, Donar) - Norse Asa-God, Hammer-God of thunder and lightening, agriculture and craftsmanship. Thor also is the God of defense and strength His wife is Sif. Although he is sometimes over hasty in judgment, he is a totally reliable friend and battle companion. He has wild red hair and beard, always dresses in battle dressings.

Thoth - Name means "Leader" The Egyptian ibis-god of wisdom, writing and the moon.

Tiberinus - Tutelary God of the Tiber River.

Ti-Tsang Wang - Chinese god of mercy.

Trisiphone - One of the three Greek goddesses known as the Erinyes. The Romans called them Furies.

Tryglaw - The Polish equivalent of Troyan.

Troyan - (The Triune One) Slavic God of night and darkness. He was represented as a three-headed man with golden bands in his eyes. His three heads embodied his power over earth, sky and hell.

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