Geography/Culture: Celtic: British.
Description: Virgin Goddess of beauty and the moon; Queen; Elaine the Fair; Elaine the lovable; Elaine the Lily Maid of Astolat; Eponym of roadways: Ffordd Elen 'Elen's road', Sarn Elen, 'Elen's Causeway' and Matron of road builders; Leader of hosts; Foundress of towns.
To Whom Sacred: {possibly} dove (by which the grail was tended); pearl be-dewed sleeve of red silk; {possibly} cup or cauldron (the grail was displayed in Castle Bliant, Her home).
Male Associates: Having various literary forms She had variously attributed parentage and several consorts: consort, Myrddin, (who became well-known as Merlin). Son, Galahad by consort, Lancelot (who was also Her son).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• {Possibly} also called Colombe, K0L0MBA, ColombeHoly-Dove.
• Variant: Elayne.
• Variant: Elen.
• Also called Elen-Lwyddawg, Elen-Leader-of-Hosts.
• Daughter of Gwynhwyvar, White-Apparition, below.
• Perhaps etymologically related to Greek Helene, Bright-Moon, note especially Etruscan variant.
• Daughter of: Rhiannon, Great-Queen.

Geography/Culture: Celtic: Welsh, and or Cornish.
Linguistic Note: from Celtic form vindos, 'white', which gives Irish Fionn, (see also Greine), and Welsh Gwynn.
Description: Triple Goddess; She Who is immanent in Celtic British Queens, representatives of the land; Bestower of sovereignty.
Male Associate: Consort: Arthus, (or Arthr).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Variant: Cunneware.
• Mother of Elaine, Lily-Maid, above.
• Variant: Genevieve.
• Variant: Ginevra.
• Perhaps to be equated with Celtic Irish Greine, Sun-Gold-Grain.
• Variant: Guinevere.
• Variant: Gwenhwyfar.
• Variant: Jennifer.