Borre, Boare de Ganis, Bors de Gannes, Boru (Boar) Borvo, Bormo, Bormanicus, Bormanus (To Boil, Bubble) Berwy ap Tuis, Berwi, Barrow (Boiling) Lohat (Dawn)
Gaulish god of hot mineral springs and healing. He is pictured holding a goblet, purse, and fruit basket. His altars are at: Caldas de Vizela, Galicia, Bourbonne-les-Bains, Marne, Loire, Rhône, Provence and the Alps. He is the consort of: Bormana, Divona, and Damona. Boru is an avatar of Tuan: The White God, son of King Arthur and the goddess Lysanor, who is an ogre with a fat face, red eyes, snout, and black bristly beard, needle-like tusks, who eats carp, salmon, trout, twenty dozen plover eggs, pail of roe, six sheep, three cows, two goats, five kids, and ten lambs. As a wild boar who lives in Ballinoe, the magic green boar of Beinn Gulbain He takes without giving, killed the High King Diarmuid and was decapitated by Fionn MacCumhail, his next incarnation. He has clairvoyant vision and understands the secret nature of all solid and material things. He is one of the thirteen knights of the round table, which is made of oak. He sees brother Llacheau-Llionel: Lake-Flood in a vision at the goddess Elaines castle thorn-lashed naked, while Galahad: Hair Like Rain sits in the Siege Perilous, empty chair of the round table, with the Grail. He buries Galahad and Percivale at the Spiritual Palace. His nephews are Bleoberis and Blamore. Barrow: Boiling River named after him. His Arthurian wife is Evaine. (71, 73, 75, 99, 151)
13 Knights: Lancelot: Fair Foundling [nephew], Tristan: Melt Oak Semen [cousin], Percival: Lost Lands [cousin], Kay: Cream [cousin], Arthur-Pellinore: Wise Man [dad], Tor-Tuis: Pig [dad], Gawain: White Hawk [next avatar], Galahad: Hair Like Rain [cousin], Gareth: Warm Sun, Gaheris: Sun Ray [brother], Bedivere: Birch [Mílesian], Mordred: Red Rose [brother]