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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Angus Og

"It is the difference between us," replied Angus Og.

From The Crock of Gold by Stephens, James

I know," said he, "why Angus Og sent me that message.

From The Crock of Gold by Stephens, James

Following his interview with Angus Og the Philosopher received the blessing of the god and returned on his homeward journey.

From The Crock of Gold by Stephens, James

So they agreed to that, and they made peace, and gave children to be fostered by one another: a son of Finn's to Angus, and son of Angus Og to the Fianna.

From Gods and Fighting Men by Gregory, Lady

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

From Early Bardic Literature, Ireland. by O'Grady, Standish

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