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The Gaulish theonym Alisanos is generally derived from the word alisia , meaning either 'rock, boulder' (cf. Old Irish ail ) or 'whitebeam ' (cf. French alisier ), which is also found in the toponym Alesia Miranda Green interpreted Alisanos as a mountain-god. Alternatively, the stem Alisa- has been phonologically compared to the Proto-Celtic noun *alisā , meaning 'alder'.[4]
Attestations
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The inscription from Gevrey-Chambertin in the Côte-d'Or is in the Gaulish language :
DOIROS SEGOMARI
IEVRV ALISANV [5]
Doiros (son) of Segomaros has dedicated (this) to Alisanos
The inscription from Visignot, also in the Côte-d'Or, is in Latin :
DEO·ALISANO·PAVLLINVS ❧
PRO·CONTEDIO·FIL·SVO ❧
V·S·L·M· [6]
Paullinus has freely and deservedly fulfilled his vow to the god Alisanus on behalf of his son Contedius
References
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^ Proto-Celtic—English lexicon
^ CIL
^ CIL XIII: 2843; cf. also "Toward a phylogenetic chronology of ancient Gaulish, Celtic, and Indo-European: Supporting Appendix" (2003), Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America .
Bibliography
Green, Miranda J. (1986). The Gods of the Celts . A. Sutton. ISBN 978-0-389-20672-9
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