Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 743
AlterthiimerWien 1868 p. 41 f. pi. 8, 2—4 ( = my fig. 515), Ferrer Reallex. p. 329 pi. 82, 3—5. * J. Dechelette op. cit. ii. i. 482 fig. 205, 5. The double axe in the West 619 Not till we reach the Roman period can we beyond all questionconnect the axe with particular deities. A plate of copper… … Fig. 516 little hatchets of bronze found in the ruins of a temple at Allmen-dingen near Thun bear votive inscriptions to lupiter, to theMatres (fig. 516), to the Matronae, to Mercurius, to Minerva(fig. 517), and of Neptunus respectively*. In Gallia LugudunensisEsus the axe-god was associated with…
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