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Ocelus

Celtic god associated with Mars

Mars Ocelus. The god was also venerated at Carlisle, where he was once more equated with Mars and again linked to the imperial cult. So Ocelus seems

Ocelus

Lenus

Celtic god

identified with three other gods, namely the Roman Mars, and the British gods Ocelus and Vellaunus, as can be evidenced from the following inscription found

Lenus

Silures

Celtic tribe of ancient Britain

Romans matched their deities with local Silurian ones, and the local deity Ocelus was identified with Mars, the Roman god of war. Caerwent seems to have continued

Silures

Mars (mythology)

Roman god of war, guardian of agriculture

Neptune. The name may have meant "catcher", hence a fisher or hunter. Mars Ocelus had an altar dedicated by a junior army officer at Caerwent, and possibly

Mars (mythology)

Mars_(mythology)

Ocellus (disambiguation)

Topics referred to by the same term

eye-like marking Ocellus Lucanus (5th century BC), ancient Greek philosopher Ocelus This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Ocellus

Ocellus (disambiguation)

Ocellus_(disambiguation)

Vellaunus

Celtic and Gaulish god

GLABRIONE ET H[OM]VLO COS D X K SEPT "To the god Mars Lenus, otherwise known as Ocelus Vellaunus, and to the Imperial numen, M. Nonius Romanus, by privilege of

Vellaunus

Venta Silurum

Historic site in Wales, UK

excavated. A Roman temple, perhaps dedicated to Mars and the Celtic god Ocelus, has been identified on the site. A bowl with a chi-rho symbol shows that

Venta Silurum

Venta_Silurum

Roman Cumbria

Area of Roman Britain

emperor and worship of the Olympian gods. For example, inscriptions to 'Mars Ocelus', a fusion of the Roman god of war with a local deity, have been found at

Roman Cumbria