- Mars
Ocelus. The god was also
venerated at Carlisle,
where he was once more
equated with Mars and
again linked to the
imperial cult. So
Ocelus seems...
-
Romans matched their deities with
local Silurian ones, and the
local deity Ocelus was
identified with Mars, the
Roman god of war.
Caerwent seems to have continued...
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GLABRIONE ET H[OM]VLO COS D X K SEPT "To the god Mars Lenus,
otherwise known as
Ocelus Vellaunus, and to the
Imperial numen, M.
Nonius Rom****, by
privilege of...
-
inscription each. In Britain, Mars
Lenus may have been
identified with
Ocelus Vellaunus, on the
evidence of this
inscription on the base of a statue:...
- Neptune. The name may have
meant "catcher",
hence a
fisher or hunter. Mars
Ocelus had an
altar dedicated by a
junior army
officer at Caerwent, and possibly...
- eye-like
marking Ocellus Luc**** (5th
century BC),
ancient Gr****
philosopher Ocelus This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Ocellus...
- excavated. A
Roman temple,
perhaps dedicated to Mars and the
Celtic god
Ocelus, has been
identified on the site. A bowl with a chi-rho
symbol shows that...
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emperor and
worship of the
Olympian gods. For example,
inscriptions to 'Mars
Ocelus', a
fusion of the
Roman god of war with a
local deity, have been
found at...
