Geography/Culture: German. Or Norse.
Description: Bright Bride of heaven; Goddess of the sun; Deciever of dwarfs; Controller of winds; Weaver of light; Maker of the music of the spheres.
To Whom Sacred: golden distaff; song; horses and chariot; shield; stone.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Variant, Sunnu.
• Norse variant and equivalent, Sol, Lady-Sun, below.

Geography/Culture: Scandinavian.
Description: Primeval Goddess of night; Mother of day; She Who rides forth each evening on Her horse Frosty-Mane.
To Whom Sacred: horse; dew (which falls from the foaming mouth of Frosty-Mane).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• One of the Asynjur, Goddesses, Who are linked with Frigg, Bearer.
• Mother of Shehe Fjorgyn, Mountain, Who is linked with Ertha, Earth.
• Perhaps Mother of Sol, Lady-Sun, below.

Geography/Culture: Norse. {Or perhaps Anglo Saxon.}
Description: Goddess of the sun; Postillion to the two horses, Avakr, Early-Wake and Alsvithr, Supreme-in-Strength, who pull Her chariot; She Who likes to sit on a stone and sing.
To Whom Sacred: the east (in which direction one must face when invoking Her); horse (traditionally associated with the sun); {perhaps} Solmonath, (the second month of the Anglo Saxon year, approximately February); the number nine (one must bow nine times to the east before beginning one's invocation); the number three ("then turn three times sunwise and stretch yourself along the ground full length and say the litany there...").
Male Associates: consort Glenr, Gleam. Her brother is Mani, Moon.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• One of the Asynjur, Goddesses, Who are linked with Frigg, Bearer.
• See also Erce, Earth, (She is linked with Ursel, She-Bear), Whose festival may have been held in Solmonath.
• Probably the, or a Daughter of Nott, Night, above.
• Variant, German Sunna, Mistress-Sun, above.