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Dylan

Dylan

God of the Sea


Pantheon: Celtic
Element: Water
Sphere of Influence: Sea and Swimming
Preferred colors: Green, Silver
Associated symbol: Silver fish
Animals associated with: Fish
Suitable offerings: Seaweed
Associated Planet: Neptune

Son of the wave, God of the sea. Son of Gwydion and Arianrhod. He swam as well as the fish from the moment of his birth. Swimmers and those seeking safety and bounty from the sea should honor him.

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The term Dylan can refer a number of things:
* A first name:
** Dylan Thomas, an Anglo-Welsh poet.
** Dylan McDermott, an United States|American actor
** Dylan Klebold, one of the perpetrators of the Columbine High School massacre
** Dylan Moran, an Ireland|Irish comedian
** Dylan Hunt, a science fiction character
* A surname:
** Bob Dylan, a composer and performer of popular music and folk music.
** Jakob Dylan, his son
* A programming language. See Dylan programming language.
* The Dylan Thomas Centre, an arts center named in honour of the poet
* A character in the television programme The Magic Roundabout.
* Dylan Eil Ton, a sea-god in Celtic mythology.
* Dylan (play), a theater play.
* Dylan Dog, a comic book character
* Bob Dylan (album), an album by Bob Dylan
* Another Side of Bob Dylan, an album by Bob Dylan
* The Freewheelin Bob Dylan, an album by Bob Dylan

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