DEpHis (Divine Epithets in Hispania)

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• Arentius
  Local divinity from Lusitania, possibly hydronym or water god.
• Arentia
  Local divinity from Lusitania, possibly hydronym or water goddess.
• Aiius
  Variant of Aius?
• Deiba
  Lusitanian form in dative for the word goddess/gods/goddesses. Deiba is feminine singular; Deibobo is masculine plural; deibabo is feminine plural
• Neptunus
• Caleca
  Local theonym from the conventus Cluniensis.
• Erudino
  Cantabrian deity, only attested once.
• Suttunius
  Hapax legomenon from a lost incripription
• Aius
  Variant Aiius?
• Numen
• Crouga
  Lusitanian divinity, probably female. Appears declined in Lusitanian language in many ocasions and many epithets.
• Tellus
  Tellus or Terra
• Dubunecisao
  Unclear reading of a native term for a local god. Epithet?
• Drusuna
  Native goddess from the conventus of Clunia.
• Neto
  Celtic god, probably of military nature. Among other spellings Neithos.
• Ζεύς
• Caelestis*
  In the case of Dea Caelestis, the nucleus "Caelestis", of epithetic nature acts as theonym.
• Silvanus
• Aironi
  Native god from the Celtiberian region. Probably it was worshipped in relation to sources and near deep natural wells and chasms.
• Nemesis
• Fides
• Larahe
  Probably a local Vasco-Aquitanian god.
• Pantheus
• Peremustae
  Native god from the upper Ebro Valler around south Navarra. Unclear Vasconic or Indoeuropean adscription.
• Suleis
  The Sulae are divinities from the Gallaecian region, possibly of aquatic nature and linked to the Celtic Europe (Suleviae?).