Society For The Protection and Promotion of Polytheism - Matronae (Latin "matrons") statue from Rmisch-Germanisches Museum, Cologne, c. 1st to 5th Century CE. The Matres (Latin "mothers") and Matronae (Latin "matrons") are
The Matronae and Matres: Breathing New Life into an Old Religion – Polytheist.com
The Matres of Ancient northern Europe | Eric Edwards Collected Works
2nd c.Roman-Germanic Matres and Matrones: altar for the Mothers of Aufania ( Matronae Aufaniae),found under the Bonner Münster, G… | Celtic gods, Celtic, Ancient art
Iwobrand on Twitter: "Matrones and Matronae were mother-goddesses appearing in a threesome, often with fruit baskets, bringing to mind the Norns or Idun's apples. https://t.co/J7O4mqV5mO" / Twitter
To the Matronæ Aufaniæ - Deo Mercurio
The “Matronae Austriahenae” and a supposed link to “Eostre” – Roger Pearse
The Matres of Ancient northern Europe | Eric Edwards Collected Works
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Jhenah Telyndru on Twitter: "Abundant Blessings of the Divine Mothers to all this night! Ave Matres! Ave Matronae! #WinterSolstice #Yule #Matres # Matronae #Modronacht https://t.co/s70B7Lr1ZR" / Twitter