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Celtic god of Roman Britain
Condatis was a Celtic god worshipped in Roman Britain and there identified with the Roman god Mars. His name is connected with the Celtic word condate, 'confluence ', one of the commonest elements in Celtic place-names. He is known only from a small group of votive altars in the north of Britain, on all of which he is invoked as Mars Condates. The meaning of his name is disputed. He is generally seen as a god of the meeting of rivers, although other readings have also been proposed. Wikipedia →
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