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Things celtic often describes (“celtic ________”)
languages, tribes, origin, race, language, peoples, tradition, art, people, world, mythology, names, culture, blood, name, cross, literature, nations, myth, society, population, word, fringe, element, saints, religion, lands, influence, countries, races, words, church, god, inhabitants, tribe, traditions, tongue, legend, gods, music, elements, monks, studies, revival, spirit, lore, legends, type, goddess, warriors, crosses, stock, tales, twilight, poetry, character, genius, dialects, speech, heritage, sources, imagination, missionaries, temperament, myths, fields, deities, family, settlement, scholar, scholars, spirituality, past, origins, coins, folklore, temple, strain, monastery, design, nation, bards, tongues, invasion, custom, chiefs, style, stories, regions, civilization, influences, churches
How celtic often is described (“________ celtic”)
anglo, pre, romano, ancient, old, non, late, early, italo, pan, more, iberno, pure, original, peculiarly, hispano, insular, modern, native, called, distinctively, primitive, irish, less, neo, genuine, british, european, inter, pseudo, skene, former, germanic, classical, least, continental, typical, roman, post, norse, secondary, hiberno, anti, uniquely, mixed, latin, teutonic, pro, germano, antient, handsome, armenian, warm, enthusiastic, ethnically, genuinely, ibero, blind, indo, afro, sound, half, perso, gothic, brittonic, hardy, greco
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