Liganakdíkeí Entraí
Oscan · deity · Oscan Sabellic religion; pre Roman to Roman Italy · Recorded classification
One of the harder names on the Agnone Tablet. The compound resists confident analysis; a connection between its second element and the vocabulary of speaking or declaring has been proposed, and reference treatment glosses the whole as a power over vegetation and fruit, which fits the sanctuary if not the philology. The record keeps the theonym, the cult context, and the gloss marked as a gloss, and rates the source weight low accordingly.
Domains
- vegetation
Relations
- ally: Kerres, the grain goddessCo-honoured with Kerres in the Garden of Ceres at Agnone.Agnone Tablet — a recipient in the Garden of Ceres. (epigraphic)
Sources
- Liganakdíkeí Entraí is a deity named among the recipients of the Garden of Ceres on the Agnone Tablet, glossed in reference treatment as a power of vegetation and fruits.: Agnone Tablet (Tabula Osca), British Museum G_1873-0820-149. (epigraphic); Reference gloss of Liganakdikei Entrai as a divinity linked to vegetation and fruits. (secondary)