- Cocidius
- A North British Celtic deity equated with Silvanus the Hunter.
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Cocidius
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Cocidius — est une divinité, probablement de rang inférieur, vénérée par les Britto romains, dans le nord de l’Angleterre. Les Romains l’associaient à Mars, dieu de la gère et de la chasse, et avec Sylvanus, dieu des forêts, des bosquets et des champs… … Wikipédia en Français
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