Runesocesius the Lord of the Javelin

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)