"Aegis" The Druid's Crain Bag or Goat Skin Draíocht

Words have Power but often we must look deeply to understand their ancient powers and invoke them, Here is a good example.

Yes LJ "Lady Jane", that really old very large leather bound book is called a Dictionay but it really is a Grimoire

Lets look up  this simple 4-5 letter word Gegis / Egis  

Notice LG some of the really good parts I have marked in BOLD.  
Oh look another Magick word (emblematic of majesty). Ok maybe for latter, what, you say its time for your Cat Nip Ok lets go get it.

"Aegis"      The Druid's Crain Bag or Goat Skin Draíocht
 See Lady Jane it really is another word  for {Druid Magick or Conjure  (Ár nDraíocht Féin > Our Own Draíocht) }

Aegis / Egis

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ae·gis noun \ˈē-jəs also ˈā-\
: the power to protect, control, or support something or someone

Full Definition of AEGIS

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:  a shield or breastplate emblematic of majesty that was associated with Zeus and Athena
2
a :  protection <under the aegis of the Constitution>
b :  controlling or conditioning influence <many American mothers, under the aegis of benevolent permissiveness … actually neglect their children — Time>
3
a :  auspices, sponsorship <under the aegis of the museum>
b :  control or guidance especially by an individual, group, or system

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Variants of AEGIS

ae·gis also egis
Examples of AEGIS

<having no claim to the land under the aegis of the law, the cattle baron decided to claim it by force>
<a medical study that was questioned by many because it was done under the aegis of a major pharmaceutical company>
Origin of AEGIS

Latin, from Greek aigis, literally, goatskin, from aig-, aix goat; akin to Armenian ayc goat
First Known Use: 1581
Related to AEGIS

Synonyms
defense (also egis), ammunition, armor, buckler, cover, guard, protection, safeguard, screen, security, shield, wall, ward

Related Words
arm, armament, munitions, weapon, weaponry; fastness, fort, fortress, palisade, stronghold
Near Antonyms
aggression, assault, attack, offense (or offence), offensive,
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aegis noun    (Concise Encyclopedia)
In ancient Greece, the leather cloak or breastplate associated with Zeus. It was worn most prominently by Zeus's daughter Athena (whose aegis bore the head of Medusa) but occasionally also by other gods (e.g., Apollo in the Iliad).<<
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/aegis

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aegis, also spelled egis, plural aegises or egises ,  in ancient Greece, leather cloak or breastplate generally associated with Zeus, the king of the gods, and thus thought to possess supernatural power. Zeus’s daughter Athena adopted the aegis for ordinary dress. Athena placed on her aegis a symbolic representation of the severed head of the Gorgon Medusa. The head itself had been a gift from the Gorgon’s slayer, Perseus. Occasionally, another god used it—e.g., Apollo in the Iliad, where it provoked terror. As early as Homer the aegis was more than an ordinary goatskin cloak, for it was decorated with golden tassels. A stout hide of this sort could turn a blow, like a buffcoat, and thus it often appears as armour. Later, after improvised armour of this type went out of use, it was occasionally thought of as a metal corselet.<<
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/7026/aegis

Oh and LJ you remember our famous Druii Dear Dr. William Price
He was into Goat skins too. Magick no doubt.
Dr Price appears in the photograph contained in a book in Welsh of which he is the author, and a copy of which he presented to Mr Justice Stephen, at the recent assizes, when the cremation case was heard. After a few more remarks in the Welsh language, the doctor rehabilitated himself in the calmest manner possible, and continued his lecture, still retaining possession of the egg and the staff of mysterious omen. Having concluded, he gathered up his books, to which he had not referred, and placed them in a trunk, after which the goatskin and cloak were put on, and thus equipped for mingling with his fellow-men, the doctor went forth to defy the April weather.

Also see:
http://hoodoo-vodou-druido-grove.blogspot.com/2014/04/druid-magick-or-conjure-ar-ndraiocht.html

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