Name leads with the English phrase 'the Lord of the Javelin'; attested form Runesocesius. The 'javelin' sense depends on segmenting the name as Runesus Cesius (Cesius = gaesius/*gaiso-). Known from a single inscription with no iconography and no narrative.
Domains
war weaponry
Powers
preside over the javelin or spear
Sources
Évora votive inscription (Ebora), Portugal
J. M. Blázquez Martínez, Primitivas religiones ibéricas (Madrid 1983)
J. M. Blázquez Martínez, Primitivas religiones ibéricas (1983)