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Esther is it truth her real name was Breaca?
Princessnight Dark Para mi sin duda la más heroica de las mujeres de la historia....increible , fascinante , luchadora incansable, madre y guerrera...todo un ejemplo para la cultura celta
Sharon Long live the spirit of Boudica ! my queen x
Goh Joon Kim Red-haired Warrior-Queen Boudicca, all the Celtic myths come alive & Enya's songs....
Ani The power of Boudicca's spirit lives on in our personal courage. Great to find this page.
dawn Boadicea is one of my spirit guides. I have been guided by her as long as i can remember...i remember her standing over my cradle.
Sharon
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Welcome Dreamers, Warriors, Healers, Singers,Druids, Elders and all... This is a group for all those who fell in love with the Story of Boudicca, whether from reading the Dreaming series of books wri...
Kate Chatzi Well, hello everyone! I think that the correct pronunciation -and according to ancient roman and greek sources- is Voadikia (Βοαδικεία) . In greek when we refer to her we use other names too, such as Voudiki (Βουδίκη) or the well known Boudica.
Morandir Armson As a long-time admirer of the Queen of the Iceni, I am now perplexed as to the exact pronunciation of our heroine's name. As we all know, Shakespeare pronounced her name as "Bo-da-see-ah", but that is no longer accepted. Is her name pronounced "Booh-dee-ka"? Is it "Boo-dig-ah"? Are there other possibilities? What do people think?
