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	Loucetius: a Brythonic and Gaulish god, also Known as Leucetius, Leucutios or Lluch (Flashing Light)
		The worship of Loucetius and Nemetona is concentrated in the regions of the Continental Treverii tribe (centred on Trier on the Moselle in modern Germany) and the single British inscription may have been dedicated by a homesick Gaul or it may represent the introduction of the cult into Britian.
		However, Mars Loucetius would seem to be a healer deity, as indicated by his association with Nemetona.
		In this respect, Loucetius may suvive in the Middle Cymric figure of Lluch who is named as a leader of the host in the poem Cad Goddeu (Battle of the Trees from the Llyfr Taliesin.
	www.celtnet.org.uk /gods_l/loucetius.html (417 words)

	nemeton
		Peregrinus, son of Secundus, citizen of the Treveri, for Loucetius Mars and Nemetona, willingly and deservedly fulfilled his vow.
		As Mars is refered to as "Mars Loucetius" at one altar, it is likely that the name refers back to the culture heros like Lugh and Nemed, who battled the powers of chaos in order to establish the land and regain soveriegnty.
		Their association with the nemeton is then perhaps that these are the ultmate sacred spots, and so naturally the place to worship the god and goddess of sovereignty.
	www.maryjones.us /jce/nemeton.html (513 words)

	Witchvox Article
		Others dedicated themselves to Loucetius and I remember one occasion at the hill fort the road builders were damaging, encountering another deity, who I now suspect to have been Nemetona, although She was very short on names at the time.
		Loucetius probably originated on continental Europe, primarily among the Nemetes and Treveri (Anne Ross).
		She was conflated with Minerva by the invading Romans, just as Loucetius was associated with Mars.
	www.witchvox.com /va/dt_article.html?a=ukgb6&id=2827 (2639 words)

	NEMETON GROVES
		An ancient Gaulish tribe centred on Augusta Treverorum, modern Trier on the Moselle, in the Rheinland-Pfalz region of West Germany.
		Mars Loucetius ('Brilliant Mars') and Nemetona occur together also on an altar from Mainz in Germany.
		Another example of a Celtic 'marriage' are altars to Mercury and Rosmerta ('The Good Purveyor'), in both these cases (and many others) the male partner is Roman with a celtic suffix, while their female counterpart is of wholly Celtic origin.
	www.roman-britain.org /nemeton.htm (943 words)

	Classical Celtic Wicca: Deities
		The name "Loucetius" means "lightning" or "brilliant." It is not certain whether Loucetius was a Celtic god, or a Celtic use of the title Loucetius for Mars.
		Loucetius Mars is known from a dedication found at bath, England, where a divine couple of Loucetius Mars and the Celtic goddess Nemetona was worshipped.
		Mars Loucetius may have been a healing god, since this particular dedication was on an alter in the temple of Sulis Minerva at the medicinal springs at bath.
	www.janeraeburn.com /brigantia/deities.htm (7268 words)

	Paganism, roman and celtic deities
		The name "Loucetius" means "lightning" or "brilliant." It is not certain whether Loucetius was a Celtic god, or a Celtic use of the title Loucetius for Mars.
		Loucetius Mars is known from a dedication found at bath, England, where a divine couple of Loucetius Mars and the Celtic goddess Nemetona was worshipped.
		Mars Loucetius may have been a healing god, since this particular dedication was on an alter in the temple of Sulis Minerva at the medicinal springs at bath.
	www.meetingland.com /articles/history/pagan/roman-celtic-deities.htm (7802 words)

	www.ISLEOFYEW.com
		The name "Loucetius" means "lightning" or "brilliant." It is not certain whether Loucetius was a Celtic god, or a Celtic use of the title Loucetius for Mars.
		Loucetius Mars is known from a dedication found at bath, England, where a divine couple of Loucetius Mars and the Celtic goddess Nemetona was worshipped.
		Mars Loucetius may have been a healing god, since this particular dedication was on an alter in the temple of Sulis Minerva at the medicinal springs at bath.
	www.isleofyew.com /roman-celticdeity.htm (5797 words)

	Nemetona - Portrait einer Göttin
		Der keltische Stamm der Treverer, der sich auch mit romanischen und germanischen Einwanderern vermischte, gab der Stadt Trier den Namen (Augusta Treverorum).
		Bei den Treverern hat Nemetona Loucetius zum Gefährten, der den Stamm beschützt und von Krankheiten befreit.
		Ihr wird jeweils ein Gefährte zugeordnet (manchmal der römische Mars, manchmal der keltische Loucetius).
	www.nemetien.org /nhz/nemetona__portrait_einer_goettin.htm (1465 words)

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		Марс Loucetius (“ярък” или “блестящ”) ни разкрива друга идея за келтския Марс.
		В римския свят Loucetius обикновено е епитет на Юпитер.
		В Бат, Британия, Марс Loucetius е съчетаван с Неметона (богинята на дъбравата), а на континента - с богинята воин Белона.
	www.bulpress.net /index.php?p=view&r[id]=956 (520 words)

	Maggys Celtic Page - The gods of the celts
		LOUCETIUS - the shining and NEMETONA - the high-holy one
		Loucetius and Nemetona are the clangods of the Treverer-clan.
		Like her partner Loucetius she also has warlike aspects.
	www.bungi.com /sigi/celtic/gods_e.htm (814 words)

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