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Damona

Damona was a goddess worshipped in Roman Gaul, attested only by Latin votive inscriptions of the Roman period. The dedications come from the thermal-spring sanctuaries of eastern-central Gaul, chiefly in what is now Burgundy, where she was honoured as a healing goddess of the curative waters. She appears most often as the consort of the spring-god Borvo…

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Damona

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples73
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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related to Name · 24
Damona → Alb, Celtic, Epona, Gaulish, Grk, Irish, It, Jan, John, Koch, Latin, Matrona, Middle Welsh, Miranda Aldhouse-Green, Nemetona, Old Cornish, Old Irish, Proto-Indo-European, Ranko Matasović, Sirona
related to Epigraphy · 22
Damona → Albius, Alesia, Alise-Sainte-Reine, Apollo Moritasgus, Arnay-le-Duc, At, At Bourbonne-les-Bains, Borvo, Bourbon-Lancy, Bourbonne-les-Bains, Charente, Chassenay, Côte-d'Or, Gaul, Haute-Marne, Latin, Lingones, Rivières, Roman, Saône-et-Loire
related to Cult · 18
Damona → Alesia, Alhouse-Green, Apollo Borvo, Apollo Moritasgus, At, At Bourbon-Lancy, Bormo, Borvo, Bourbon-Lancy, Bourbonne-les-Bains, Celtic, Damona's, Gaulish, In, Moritasgus, No, Roman, These
related to Interpretation · 9
Damona → Damona's, De Vries, Demeter, Greek, Her, Hygieia, On, Sirona, The

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goddess name god dedications healing apollo moritasgus celtic gaul borvo latin worshipped roman curative paired attested bourbon-lancy bourbonne-les-bains damo- 'ox

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Damonarelated to CultGaulish0.60section
Damonarelated to CultAt0.60section
Damonarelated to CultAt Bourbon-Lancy0.60section
Damonarelated to CultCeltic0.60section
Damonarelated to CultBorvo0.60section
Damonarelated to CultBormo0.60section
Damonarelated to CultBourbonne-les-Bains0.60section
Damonarelated to CultApollo Borvo0.60section
Damonarelated to CultIn0.60section
Damonarelated to CultRoman0.60section
Damonarelated to CultAlhouse-Green0.60section
Damonarelated to CultAlesia0.60section

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