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Latest comment: 1 year ago1 comment1 person in discussion
First of all, I am not a specialist in Celtic language and pantheon, but I am a student on the Roman world, and af few things in this article feel weird.
Artahe is described as a godess in the begining of this article, but is refered in the latin inscriptions as Deo, which is masculine.
I am pretty sure of my first point, but not about the second, so I won't modify the article before discussing it. The orthograph of the name change accross the article, and seems not to follow the declentions I found on the Gaulish Wikipedia (however, I can't be sure about that, as I am not at all a specialist on Celtic language), from what I saw in the bibliography of the article "Artahe" is dative (Joaquín Gorrochategui, Révisions épigraphiques du corpus des dédicaces votives de la province d’Aquitania, Théonymie celtique, cultes, interpretatio - Keltische Theonymie, Kulte, Interpretatio, Austrian Academy of Sciences Press, p. 26). Since dictionaries usually put words in nominative, shouldn't the title be nominative too (I don't know Celtic declentions)?
Thanks to anyone reading this and helping me solving this out.
