Nantosuelta"Winding River". A Gallic protective goddess and goddess of water. Among Mediomatrici of Alsace she is often portrayed holding a model of a house, indicating a domestic function.

Nantosuelta was consort of Sucellos, God of Agriculture. Her name means ' Winding River' though her attributes do not show her as a water-deity. Chief amongst these is her little house, usually depicted on a long pole like a sceptre of some kind. Other associated objects include a bird, a bee-hive and honeycombs. The latter certainly have homely connotations and she therefore appears to have been a goddess of hearth and house, well-being and prosperity. Like her husband, she also had nourishment and fertility aspects and sometimes carried a cornucopia. In Britain, she is probably to be found depicted on a small stone from East Stoke in Nottinghamshire. Her partner is clearly Sucellus. The goddess shown has bushy hair and carries a bowlful of apples. She is often shown with a Raven. She is associated with ravens, and may be connected with Morrigan

Catholic: First appearance of "The White Lady" to Bernadette at Lourdes, France. The site was long sacred to Persephone/Proserpina in Roman Gaul. One of great Osiris festival cycles in ancient Egyptian calendar, celebrated especially at main center of Osiris worship in Abydos (2/11) and at Busiris, ancient holy city of Nile delta. The principal ceremony performed on last of these three days was a dawn ritual of opening doors of horizon, and thereby reaffirming precision of divine order operating between Sun and Earth. (Month of Pamenot, days 28 - 30). The Pharaonic melody for this feast, as preserved in music of Coptic church, has been found by Dr. Maged Samueel in Cairo.