DEpHis (Divine Epithets in Hispania)

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• Augustorum
• Augustus -a
  Extended epithet in all the regions of the Roman Empire. See in extension: Villaret, Alain (2016): Les dieux augustes dans l’Occident romain: un phénomène d’acculturation. Université Michel de Montaigne - Bordeaux III. It is generally related to the imperial cult or imperial power (first category). If accepted a devalued meaning of Augustus, the term can be interpreted as honour or for naming a divine category, such as Deus or Sanctus (second category).
• Baetis
• Balaeci
  Uncertain reading of a Gallaecian epithet for the Lares, previously read as Ormonufis. Uncertain reading in both cases.
• Balneari
• Barciaecus
  The regional ending -aeco seems related to geographical meaning.
• Beiradiego
  Toponymic?
• Belaecis
  Unclassifiable local onomastic attribute (hapax legomenon).
• Berisi
  Onomastic complement of unknown meaning.
• Bidie(n)sis
  Hapax, toponymic? The name probably comes from Bidia, a toponym that would refer to a source that would be there, possibly the Fuente Herrumbrosa that until the 20th century has served as healing baths.
• Bolgensis
  unknown, of a supra-family gentilic unit? possibly related with Celtic name Bolgios.
• Bonus -a
• Borcienses
  Reconstructed
• Bormanico
  Local god or epithet from Lusitanian-Gallaecian region. Possibly related to locality, perhaps local waters.
• Borus
  Possibly related to the mountain.
• Brialeacui
  Lusitanian epithet, probably masculine Singular. There are variants such as Bria[le]aeco.
• Brigeacis
• Bulsa
• Buricis
• Burrulobrigensis
• Cadogo
• Caeduradio
  Unclear
• Caesaris
• Caesaris Augusti
• Cairiensis