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Artio

Artio was a bear goddess in the religion of the ancient Celts. Her name comes from the Gaulish word for 'bear', arto-, and she is attested among two Gaulish peoples, the Helvetii and the Treveri. She is known from two Latin dedications and from a Roman-period bronze statuette group found at Muri, near Bern, which shows her seated before a bear. The…

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Jan de VriesAbnobaArduinnaDianaVittore Pisani
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Proto-CelticOld IrishMiddle WelshIndo-EuropeanBernhard Maier
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Iconography

Gallo-RomanPatera
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Epigraphy

Ernzen
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related to Further reading · 20
Artio → Annemarie, Artemis, Bernischen Historischen Museum, Bronzestatuetten, Bärengöttin, Chronos Verlag, Claude, Dea Artio, German, Glanzlichter, Heiligtum, II, ISBN, Kaufmann-Heinimann, Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Classicae, Muri, Rolley, Vol, Zurich, Zürich
related to Epigraphy · 14
Artio → Artioni Biber, Bern, Celtic, Celtic-speaking, Deae Artioni Licinia Sabinilla, Ernzen, For Karin Stüber, Latin, Licinia Sabinilla, Muri, Roman, Rome, The, Treveri
related to Interpretation · 14
Artio → Abnoba, Arduinna, Arrian's Cynegeticus, Artemis, Celtic, Diana, Jan, Miranda Aldhouse-Green, Of, On, Roman, The, Vittore Pisani, Vries
related to Name · 11
Artio → According, Ancient Greek, Artioni, Gaulish, Indo-European, Karin Stüber, Latin, Middle Welsh, Old Irish, Proto-Celtic, The
related to Iconography · 8
Artio → Bern, Bern Historical Museum, Bernhard Maier, Gallo-Roman, Helvetii, It, Muri, The
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Artio → Gallo-Roman bronze statuette from the Muri statuette group

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goddess name bear bern muri celtic animal 'bear' attested also gaulish group near two bronze artioni word latin museum helvetii

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Artiois aGallo-Roman bronze statuette from the Muri statuette group0.90text
Artiorelated to EpigraphyLatin0.60section
Artiorelated to EpigraphyThe0.60section
Artiorelated to EpigraphyMuri0.60section
Artiorelated to EpigraphyDeae Artioni Licinia Sabinilla0.60section
Artiorelated to EpigraphyLicinia Sabinilla0.60section
Artiorelated to EpigraphyRoman0.60section
Artiorelated to EpigraphyCeltic0.60section
Artiorelated to EpigraphyErnzen0.60section
Artiorelated to EpigraphyTreveri0.60section
Artiorelated to EpigraphyArtioni Biber0.60section
Artiorelated to EpigraphyFor Karin Stüber0.60section

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