entity_id,period_id,confidence,rationale,source_id,review_status
ENT_WIC_DRYGHTYN,PER_WICCA,high,"The impersonal ultimate of much Wiccan theology — the 'One' or supreme power behind the God and Goddess, named in Valiente's 'Dryghtyn Prayer'. Held within the tradition as the source from which both deities emanate.",SRC_VALIENTE_WFT,reviewed
ENT_WIC_HORNED_GOD,PER_WICCA,high,"The male deity of Wicca, ritually invoked at sabbats; consort of the Goddess and lord of life, death and rebirth. Genuinely worshipped across Wiccan covens; Gardner and Valiente drew his imagery from Cernunnos and Pan.",SRC_VALIENTE_WFT,reviewed
ENT_WIC_PANTHEON,PER_WICCA,high,Collective hub for the deities and ritual powers venerated in modern Wicca/pagan witchcraft.,SRC_HUTTON_TRIUMPH,reviewed
ENT_WIC_TRIPLE_GODDESS,PER_WICCA,high,"The Great Goddess of Wicca in her threefold lunar aspect (Maiden / Mother / Crone), invoked devotionally in coven ritual; her aspects align with classical lunar goddesses Hecate, Diana and Selene.",SRC_VALIENTE_WFT,reviewed
ENT_WIC_WATCHTOWER_GUARDIANS,PER_WICCA,high,"The four elemental quarter-guardians (Earth/North, Air/East, Fire/South, Water/West) invoked when casting the Wiccan circle. DISTINCT from the Enochian Watchtowers though terminologically descended from them via the Golden Dawn.",SRC_VALIENTE_WFT,reviewed
ENT_WIC_WHEEL_OF_YEAR,PER_WICCA,high,"The eightfold ritual calendar of Wicca — the four 'greater' (Samhain, Imbolc, Beltane, Lughnasadh) and four 'lesser' (solstices/equinoxes) sabbats — enacting the cyclical relationship of the God and Goddess. A core practiced ritual cycle.",SRC_HUTTON_TRIUMPH,reviewed