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Camulus or Camulos is a Celtic deity who was identified with Mars via interpretatio romana .[1] Camulus was an important god of Roman Britain and Gaul , especially among the Belgae and the Remi ,[1] a Gaulish people living in the region that is now modern Grand Est around Reims .
Name
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The etymology of the name is uncertain. It has been compared with the Old Irish cumall , meaning 'champion'.
Attestations
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Evidence of Camulus' popularity can be seen in several place-names, notably Camulodunum .[1]
Camulus is named in combination with Mars in inscriptions coming from Reims,[3] Arlon ,[4] Kruishoutem ,[5] Rindern ,[6] Mainz ,[7] Bar Hill Fort near the Antonine Wall ,[8] Sarmizegetusa ,[9] and Southwark, London .[10] [11]
The town Camulodunum (now Colchester ) in Essex may have been named after him (and is the conjectured basis for the legendary city of Camelot ).[12] Camulodunum is a Latinised form of the Brittonic Camulodūnon from Camulos plus dūnon "(hill)fort, stronghold", a reference to the town's extensive Iron Age earthwork defences.[13]
Theories
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Attempts from the 20th century and earlier to link the name Camulus with the nursery rhyme character Old King Cole , and with Irish mythological Cumhall , the hero Fionn 's father, have been rejected by contemporary scholars.[1]
References
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^ a b c d "Camulus". A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology . Oxford University Press. 2004 [1998].
^ ILTG 351; AE 1935, 00064 [In ] honor[em d(omus) d(ivinae)] / [3 ] Martis Cam[uli 3] / [Iucundiniu[s 3] / [Laurenti]um Lavinat[ium
^ CIL 13 3980 : Marti / Camulo / Lellius / Settus / v(otum) [s(olvit)] l(ibens) m(erito)
^ AE 1992, 01244 : Deo Marti Camulo / Verecundus Fructi / v(otum) s(olvit) l(ibens) m(erito)
^ CIL 13 8701 : Marti Camulo / sacrum pro / salute [Neronis] <<Tiberii>> / Claudi Caesaris / [A ]ug(usti) Germanici Imp(eratoris) / [c ]ives Remi qui / [t ]emplum constitu/erunt
^ CIL 13 11818 : Marti / Camulo / sacrum / [ // Fronto / T[3 ]oni f(ilius) / d(onum) d(edit)
^ CIL 7 1103 : Deo Mar(ti ) / Camulo / [m ]ilites coh(ortis) [I ] / Hamioru[m ] / [2 ]CIV[1 ]SC[2 ] / [2 ]IVI[3 ]
^ AE 1998, 01100 : Invicto / Mithrae / Marti Camulo / Mercurio / Rosmertae / Q(uintus) Axius Aeli/anus v(ir ) e(gregius) / proc(urator) Aug[g ](ustorum) / Ioni(us )
^ "Moritix Londiniensium: A Recent Epigraphic Find in London" (PDF) . The British Epigraphy Society Newsletter (8 ): 10–13. Autumn 2002. Retrieved 9 July 2018 – via University College London.
^ AE 2002, 882: Num(inibus) Augg(ustorum) / deo Marti Ca/mulo Tiberini/us Celerianus / c(ivis) Bell(ovacus) / moritix / Londiniensi/um / primus [3 ] / [3 ]VA[
^ Arthur Cotterell (1997). The Encyclopedia of Mythology: Classical, Celtic, Norse . Anness Publishing Ltd.
^ Crummy, Philip (1997). City of Victory: The story of Colchester - Britain's first Roman town . Colchester Archaeological Trust. ISBN 1 897719 04 3 .
Bibliography
Further reading
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Lindsay, Jack (1961). "Camulos and Belenos". Latomus . 20 (4 ): 731–43. JSTOR 41522086 . .
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