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Distribution of epigraphic dedications to Mercurius Visucius (or just Visucius at Heidelberg, Visucius Solitumarus at Phalsbourg) in Gaul and Hispania. The greyish red indicates variant spellings (Visugius in today's La Rioja, Visuclus in today's Alsace). The inscription at Köngen includes a dedication to both Mercurius Visucius and sancta Visucia; it is shown as red and pink. (Note: A dedication to Mercurius Viducus – which might possibly be cognate with Visucius – from Bordeaux has not been shown.) |
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Base data are from Jufer & Luginbühl (2001) Répertoire des dieux gaulois, but the plotting of those data onto the map of Europe is exclusively my own, as is responsibility for any inadvertent errors. |
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25 July 2007 |
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| current | 22:01, 24 July 2007 | 500×392 (12 KB) | QuartierLatin1968 | ({{Information| Description=Distribution of epigraphic dedications to Mercurius Visucius (or just Visucius at Heidelberg, Visucius Solitumarus at Phalsbourg) in Gaul and Hispania. The greyish red indicates variant spellings (Visugius in today's La Rioja, V) |
