Rosemunde, Minerva-Nyhellenia, Syrhed-Kelta

[Kraftr]

What I was referring to is a concept before there were religions. Where later in time characters were based on in religion.

how about this;
Rosamunde(Adela, Frya, Moeder, Red Bete, heart, Cybile, Festa ) =Hera; the ruling, responsible mother, action
Minerva, Nyhellenia(Solis Minerva, Sophia, mind, black Bete) = Athena; the wise counsil
Syrhed, Kelta(Epona, Juno, White Bete, urge, koren ) = Aphrodite; the treacherous innocence, fleeting beauty/joy

Maybe that is why Jesus was promoted by the priests; he was a known hero who lived, and like the mothers part of foklore and thereby not a threat. Becoming an avatar for European patriarchy, degrading the mothers incremently.
To Greeks, the Goths' mothers where the gods'mothers and Jesus 'goths'son' was, though controlled, a not so strange new worshipped icon.

[Nordic]

Brought up by Cú Chulainn's many posts on Celtic chronicles, I have noted today that my pre-2020 note of Celtic story of four cities of north as being situationed in Scandinavia is an actual medieval motif:

"The Four Jewels" also refers to the cities, but appears to locate them at Lochlann [Scandinavia] and contends that the Tuatha Dé crossed the seas in their fleet rather than in a mist. (Source: Wikipedia)

When I noted that, based on OL story of Kelta studying under the Finns (who operate far more westward in OL narrative than today), I was merely reading the names as actual Norse names, unaware it's an actual late medieval reading via the late 1300s and early 1400s Yellow Book of Lecan.

This is not the only thing connecting the Celtic mythos to OL and Finnish myths, please see also here.