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Lenus

Lenus was a Celtic healing god worshipped chiefly by the Treveri of the Moselle valley and almost always equated with the Roman Mars, as Lenus Mars or Mars Lenus. He was the leading god of the Treveran people, a protector of the tribe in war who under Roman rule came above all to be honoured as a healer. His principal sanctuaries lay at Augusta…

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Cult and sanctuaries

Romano-CelticXulsigiaePommernIncubationAncamna
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Edith WightmanPax RomanaAndreas HofenederAeduiLingones
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CelticXavier Delamarre
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Overview

CelticHealing godTreveriMoselleMars
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Lenus

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples69
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
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related to Roman Britain · 26
Lenus → An, At Caerwent, August AD, Britain, Caerwent, Carlisle, Celtic, Chedworth, Divinity, Emperor, Fritz Heichelheim, Gloucestershire, Lenus Mars, Mars Lenus, Mars Ocelus, Martin Henig, Ocelus, Ocelus Vellaunus, Of, Silures
related to Interpretation · 22
Lenus → Allonnes, Andreas Hofeneder, Britain, Celtic, Chedworth, Edith Wightman, Even, Gaul, He, Its, Lydney, Mars, Mars Mullo, Mars Nodens, Mars Vorocius, Romana, Romanisation, The, Treveran, Treveri
related to Name · 9
Lenus → Celtic, Lenus Mars, Mars, No, Roman, This, Welsh, Where, Xavier Delamarre
related to Treveri · 9
Lenus → AD, In, Iovantucarus, Moselle, Pottery, Roman, Romano-Celtic, The, Xulsigiae

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god mars roman cult healing celtic treveran treveri britain set may worshipped trier name native one rather sanctuary among caerwent

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Ocelusinstance ofThe readiness with which Lenus was there joined to local gods0.80text
Vellaunus points the same wayinstance ofThe readiness with which Lenus was there joined to local gods0.80text
and shows how loosely the martial character sat on these deitiesinstance ofThe readiness with which Lenus was there joined to local gods0.80text
Lenusrelated to InterpretationEdith Wightman0.60section
Lenusrelated to InterpretationCeltic0.60section
Lenusrelated to InterpretationMars0.60section
Lenusrelated to InterpretationRomana0.60section
Lenusrelated to InterpretationHe0.60section
Lenusrelated to InterpretationTreveri0.60section
Lenusrelated to InterpretationTrier0.60section
Lenusrelated to InterpretationIts0.60section
Lenusrelated to InterpretationRomanisation0.60section

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