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Moritasgus is a
Celtic epithet for a
healing god
found in four
inscriptions at Alesia. In two inscriptions, he is
identified with the Greco-Roman god Apollo...
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Moritasgus is a
monotypic genus of
phasmids belonging to the
family Diapheromeridae. The only
species is
Moritasgus stresemanni from Sulawesi. "Moritasgus...
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goddess worshipped in Gaul as the
consort of
Apollo Borvo and of
Apollo Moritasgus. Look up
Damona in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
theonym Damona...
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Gallic goddess of
mineral springs,
consort of
Apollo Borvo and of
Apollo Moritasgus Dea
Latis -
Brittonic goddess of bogs and pools,
companion of Deus Latis...
- in Britain. This may be a
local fusion of
Apollo and Maponus.
Apollo Moritasgus ("m****es of sea water"). An
epithet for
Apollo at Alesia,
where he was...
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epithets (including Belenus, Vindonnus, Grannos, Borvo, Maponus,
Moritasgus,
among others). The god was
venerated as
Apollo Belenus at the curative...
- T****ca, and Tasciov**** ("Badger Killer"), as well as in
place names.
Moritasgus ("Great Badger" or "Sea Badger") was the name of a
ruler of the Senones...
- century. The
sanctuary was very
large and it was
dedicated to
Apollo Moritasgus.
Jacques Lacroix said that this
deity was ****ociated with the healing...
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Meionecroscia c g
Mesaner c g
Micadina c g
Micrarchus c g
Miniphasma c g
Moritasgus c g
Nanolibethra c g
Necroscia c g
Neoasceles c g
Neoclides c g Neohirasea...
- Redtenbacher, 1908
Mesaner Redtenbacher, 1908
Micadina Redtenbacher, 1908
Moritasgus stresemanni Günther, 1935 (monotypic)
Necroscia Audinet-Serville, 1838...
