Brigid belongs to Celtic tradition.
Brigid is remembered in Irish medieval sources as a figure of poetry, healing, and smithcraft. The record is Irish, not a pan-Celtic church.
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Brigid is associated with Healing.
Later Irish tradition gives Brigid a share in healing. That is not Asklepios’s Epidaurus.
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Brigid is associated with Fire.
Later stories keep a fire in Brigid’s keeping. The hearth-and-craft fire is Irish remembrance, not Vedic Agni.
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Brigid is associated with Hearth.
A kept fire belongs to a household or a sanctuary hearth. The association is later Irish, not a proof of a pan-European hearth-goddess.
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Hearth is associated with Brigid.
Later Irish remembrance keeps a fire in Brigid’s care. The hearth is a local kept flame, not Vesta’s civic round.
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