Arentia the Divine Consort

Name leads with the English phrase 'the Divine Consort'; attested votive form Arentia. Paired with Arentius and, like him, apparently named from a water-root. Known only from epigraphy with no narrative; authored as a distinct figure because she is independently attested and bears her own epithet.

Domains

• springs sacred waters

Relations

• spouse: Arentius the Divine Consort

Sources

• Votive altar from Cilleros (Cáceres)
• J. C. Olivares Pedreño, 'Celtic Gods of the Iberian Peninsula', e-Keltoi 6 (2005)