Western Iberia
Female divine names preserved in rivers, votive stones and fragmentary inscriptions from ancient western Iberia.
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goddess · Ancient Iberian / Lusitanian
Lady of Rivers and Valleys
Nabia is known from inscriptions across western Iberia. Scholars connect her with rivers and waters, though the breadth of her titles suggests a powerful regional deity with several local forms.
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goddess · Ancient Iberian / Lusitanian
Protector of the Community
Trebaruna is a Lusitanian deity attested in inscriptions from Portugal and Spain. Her name is often interpreted through ideas of settlement, home or protective force, though exact functions remain debated.
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goddess · Ancient Iberian / Lusitanian
Lady Known from Stone
Lacipaea is a female divine name preserved in the fragmentary religious record of ancient Iberia. Her precise character and functions remain debated.
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