Possessives

• temple: A tetrastyle pedimented Roman Doric porch sits to the center, its unjointed columns hewn from menhirs taken from a nearby druids ' temple.

Converse of object

• include: Val Pagan Federation of many groups of many different pathways, including some druids, and not all pagans belong.

• see: Andy said that in the festival days we had seen the druids dressed up in white being ushered into the stones by the police.

• have: Beside warriors, they had druids, physicians and musicians among their number.

Modifies a noun

• hat: I am wearing my druid hat to shield me from the sun.

• celebration: Was it as they claim a druid celebration of the dawn or did they have more carnal intent on the moor?

Adjective modifier

• ancient: Learning to speak Welsh will not enable me to conduct rituals in the language of the ancient druids, in some wonderfully romantic manner.

• Celtic: Celtic druids were among the first identifiable religious tribes to inhabit the area.

• local: When Caesar came to Britain he wrote about local druids.

• nearby: A tetrastyle pedimented Roman Doric porch sits to the center, its unjointed columns hewn from menhirs taken from a nearby druids ' temple.

Modifies a noun

• grove: They named their city Aquae Sulis and soon transformed the Celtic druids grove into one of the major therapeutic centers of the West.