Tuatha Dé Danann are listed with their partly Latin names and associations as follows: Luchtenus, artifex ("artisan") Credenus, figulus ("shaper/builder") Dianus, medicus ("doctor") Eadon, daughter of Dianus and nurse of the poets - presumably Étaín, Brigid, or Airmed Goibnen, faber ("smith/architect") Lug, son of Eithne, with whom were all the arts Dagda the Great, the King Ogma, brother of the King, from whom came the letters of the Scots In the Annals of Inisfallen, the following are listed as members of the Tuatha Dé who overcame the Fir Bolg: Bres, son of Elatha Delbaeth, son of Elatha Dagda Mac ind Óc Lug son of Ethliu Dian Cécht Goibnenn the smith Luchtaine the wright Crédne the craftsman See also Æsir Aos Sí Danava (Hinduism), Danavas were also banished from heaven like Tuatha Dé Danann Devas Olympians Citations Primary sources Mesca Ulad External links Article on Tuatha Dé Danann on Transceltic.com Tuatha Dé Danann from the Annals of the Four Masters Fairies Mythological peoples