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Restr:Gaulish deity Cernunnos.jpg

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Cernunnos

“[...] Under the church of Notre Dame, at Paris, were found in the last century two bas-reliefs of Celtic deities, the one Cerunnos (Fig. 11), the other Hesus (Fig. 12), corresponding to the Roman Mars.”
Mammenn [1] scanned from Knight, Charles. “Old England: A Pictorial Museum” (1845)
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Metaroadennoù

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