Triple Goddess

The Triple Goddess was a concept from many religions. The Celts, like many others worshiped the Great Goddess in her three forms: virgin, mother, and crone, which in turn represent creation, life and death. 
A three-armed Celtic symbol on the floor of King Arthur's room in Camelot was perhaps a reminder of the three-fold Goddess.
==Trivia==
According to Wikipedia, the Triple Goddess is mostly a modern neopagan archetype retroactively applied to ancient folklore. It is debatable how much this concept derives from actual religions.
In Book IV of Le Morte D'Arthur, knights Gawaine, Uwaine and Marhaus meet 3 maidens of different ages in a forest, that accompany each of them.
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