Camulus

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Camulus is a Celtic war god, often equated with the Roman Mars and venerated in ancient Britain and Gaul.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Celtic deity
war god
associatedModernLocation Colchester NERFINISHED
associatedPlace Camulodunum NERFINISHED
associatedWith military power
protection in battle
war
attestedIn Roman-era inscriptions
inscriptions from Britain
inscriptions from Gaul
cultRegion Gallia Belgica NERFINISHED
Roman Britain NERFINISHED
northern Gaul NERFINISHED
culture Celtic mythology
epigraphicEvidenceType dedicatory inscriptions
equatedInRomanReligionWith Mars NERFINISHED
equatedWith Mars NERFINISHED
gender male
hasCategory Celtic gods
Gaulish gods
Gods of the Britons NERFINISHED
war gods
hasNameVariant Camulos NERFINISHED
Camulus Mars NERFINISHED
hasTheophoricPlaceName Camulodunum NERFINISHED
languageOfName Brittonic NERFINISHED
Gaulish NERFINISHED
linkedTo Roman imperial cult syncretism
pantheon Celtic pantheon NERFINISHED
possibleEtymology related to Gaulish root for "champion" or "warrior"
religiousRole patron of warlike communities
protector of warriors
syncretizedWith Roman religion
timePeriod Iron Age
Roman period NERFINISHED
veneratedIn Gaul NERFINISHED
ancient Britain
worshippedBy Brittonic tribes
Gaulish tribes
ancient Celts

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