Veraudunus
- Veraudunus
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Une inscription votive de Widdebierg au
Luxembourg.
Veraudunus est le nom d'un dieu celtique connu seulement à partir de deux inscriptions votives trouvées au Luxembourg. Une de ces inscriptions suggère que Veraudunus peut avoir été un épithète du dieu Trévires, Lenus Mars. Dans les deux inscriptions, Veraudunus est invoqué avec Inciona qui est probablement sa femme. En gaulois *vero-dunon signifie la grande forteresse.
Bibliographie
- Dictionary of Celtic Myth and Legend. Miranda Green. Thames and Hudson Ltd. London. 1997 (en)
- W. Van Andringa, La religion en Gaule romaine, Ed. Errance, Paris, 2002
- M.-T. Raepsaet-Charlier, Les cultores de Mars en Gaule Belgique, in Mars en Occident, PUR, 2006
- Xavier Delamarre, Noms de personnes celtiques dans l'épigraphie classique, Ed. Errance, Paris, 2007
- L'arbre celtique
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