In mythology, female dieties, sometimes represented by ravens?

Answer 1

Hi there,

This sounds like Celtic mythology, in the concept of a "raven goddess of battle", Morrigan:

"The Celts also had a large number of important female deities. These included Morrigan, the "Great Queen"—actually three war goddesses, Morrigan, Badb, and Nemain, who appeared as ravens during battle."

http://www.mythencyclopedia.com/Ca-Cr/Celtic-Mythology.html

"She is both a single goddess and a trio of goddesses:
Badb, Nemain and Macha. The Morrigan is the goddess of victory. On battlefields, she often appears as a raven or crow. She is the dispenser of courage and fear and many a battle has been decided through those emotions rather than battle prowess."

http://www.linsdomain.com/gods&goddesses/morrigan.htm

Hope this helps, good luck & happy sleuthing!

Answer 2

you should probably elaborate or at least reword your questions -- but yes, female deities are often represented by ravens. most are from celtic mythology, in which both Cerridwen and Morrighana have to ability to transform into ravens.

Answer 3

Yep. One of the lesser goddesses was represented by a raven. Her name was Hecates, and she's the goddess of witchcraft and crossroads.
Hope I've helped.(^_^)

Answer 4

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