DEpHis (Divine Epithets in Hispania)

Fichas

• Auge*
  Disputed theonym appearing in Lusitania, hellenising name?
• Balaesu*
  Uncertain Lusitanian theonym and anthroponym.
• Caesariciaeco
  Caesariciaeco or Caesia(e)co
• Quanceio*
  Quangeo or Quanceio is a local deity from Lusitania
• Ilurbeda
  Local deity from Lusitania, formerly though as topic. Perhaps is an onomastic complement of a local genius or a regional divinity of transist.
• Sigerius
  Local god from Lusitania, related with rain?
• Asidia
  Lusitanian deity.
• Ogisa
  Lusitanian deity, hapax (but clear reading).
• Asitrita
  Lusitanian deity.
• Pax
• Equeso
  Uncertain Celtiberian theonym. C. Jordán (2005, 920) believes this is one of the theonyms of the inscription from Peñalba
• Tiatume
  Uncertain Celtiberian theonym. C. Jordán (2005, 920) believes this is one of the theonyms of the inscription from Peñalba
• Eniorose
  Uncertain Celtiberian theonym. C. Jordán (2005, 920) believes this is one of the theonyms of the inscription from Peñalba
• Munitie
  Lusitanian goddess, probably female. Maybe related to Munidi, name that appears in Latin inscriptions.
• Carla
  For some researchers Carla is a Lusitanian female divinity, while for others is a place or an epithet
• Broeneiae
  Probable theonym in Lusitanian language
• Harase
  Probable theonym in Lusitanian language
• Bubastis
• [- - -]riva
  Ending of a Lusitanian theonym, -RIVA or just -R
• Laebo
  Lusitanian deity, probably masculine
• Trebarune
  Lusitanian theonym, probably femenine
• Iccona
  Lusitanian deity, probably femenine
• Trebopala
  Lusitanian deity, probably femenine
• Erbina
  Erbina* (from Erbine) is local Lusitanian deity
• Arabo*
  Lusitanian deity in native declension. Disputed interpretation