Lusitanian · deity · Iron Age (Cabeço das Fráguas inscription, c. 1st c. BC – 1st c. AD) · deity
Name leads with the English phrase 'the Hearth-Protectress'; attested form Trebopala (vocative in the invocatio). Native theonym from Celtic *trebo- ('dwelling') + *-pala ('protector', or 'flat land/sacred stone'). Probably a goddess. Attested only in the single Cabeço das Fráguas inscription — no other epigraphy and no narrative.
Domains
home household
flocks pastoral
Powers
receive the opening sheep of the sacrifice
Sources
Cabeço das Fráguas inscription, Benespera (Guarda)
B. M. Prósper, 'We give you this lamb, o Trebopala!', Palaeohispanica (2014); Lenguas y religiones prerromanas (2002)