Lusitanian

The Pantheon Registry records 18 figures for Lusitanian: 18 deities. Every entry carries at least one cited source. Attested across Iron Age (Cabeço das Fráguas inscription), Iron Age (Cabeço das Fráguas inscription, c. 1st c. BC – 1st c. AD), Iron Age to Roman period, Iron Age to Roman period (Lamas de Moledo inscription), Iron Age to Roman period (attested 1st–4th c. AD), Roman period and 1 further eras. The domains recorded most often here are springs sacred waters, fertility abundance, healing medicine, home household, mountains high places, underworld chthonic, war battle, community protection.

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Deities 18

• Arentia the Divine Consort Roman period
• Arentius the Divine Consort Roman period
• Ataecina the Underworld Queen Iron Age to Roman period
• Bandua the Town-Warden Iron Age to Roman period
• Bormanicus the Hot-Springs Healer Roman period
• Crouga the Cairn-God Iron Age to Roman period (Lamas de Moledo inscription)
• Duberdicus the Water-Numen Roman period
• Endovelicus the Healer Iron Age to Roman period (attested 1st–4th c. AD)
• Iccona the Shining Mare-Goddess Iron Age (Cabeço das Fráguas inscription)
• Laebo the Receiver of the Boar Iron Age (Cabeço das Fráguas inscription)
• Munidis the Hill-Watcher Roman period
• Nabia the River Lady Iron Age to Roman period
• Quangeius the Hound-God Roman period
• Reve the Sky-Father Iron Age to Roman period
• Runesocesius the Lord of the Javelin Roman period
• Tongoenabiagus the Oath-Spring God Roman period (1st c. AD shrine)
• Trebaruna the Home-Guardian Iron Age to Roman period
• Trebopala the Hearth-Protectress Iron Age (Cabeço das Fráguas inscription, c. 1st c. BC – 1st c. AD)

Connected traditions

• Gaulish 2 shared figures