Angus Og

American

[ohg] / oʊg /

noun

Irish Mythology.

the god of love and beauty, the patron deity of young men and women.

Angus Og British

/ əʊɡ /

noun

Irish myth the god of love and beauty

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Unable to rescue Caitilin by himself, the Philosopher sets forth to discover the abode of Angus Og.

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John of Argyll was made admiral of the western fleet, and was asked to conciliate the Islesmen, who, under Angus Og, were rallying to Bruce.

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Now it was shown at this time to Angus Og, at Brugh na Boinne, the great danger Diarmuid was in, that was his pupil at one time, and his dear foster-son.

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Here also dwelt Angus Og, the son of the Dagda.

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The Lord of the Isles had in the meantime, after his capture in Argyle, died while confined in Dundonald Castle, when his brother and successor, Angus Og, declared for Bruce.

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