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Continental Celtic Sources

Gaulish, Galatian, Celtiberian, and Gallo-Roman primary sources: inscriptions, dedications, calendars, accounts, and Greek and Latin witnesses to continental Celtic religion and society.

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Texts

Introduction to Continental Celtic SourcesA reader's introduction to the Continental Celtic source room: Gaulish, Galatian, Celtiberian, Gallo-Roman, and classical evidence.Reader's Guide to Continental Celtic SourcesA lay reader's guide to Continental Celtic source types, uncertainty, and reading order.
Celtiberian and Hispano-Celtic Sources5 pages

Celtiberian and Hispano-Celtic source dossiers: hospitality tesserae, bronze documents, sanctuary inscriptions, and damaged public texts presented with conservative English guides.

Classical Witnesses on Gauls and Celts22 pages

Greek and Roman witnesses to Gaulish and Celtic peoples, including Caesar, Strabo, Diodorus, Livy, Pliny, Lucan, Pomponius Mela, Polybius, Plutarch, Athenaeus, and Ammianus.

Galatian and Anatolian Sources13 pages

Greek and Latin sources for Galatians in Greece and Anatolia, including invasion narratives, Galatian tribal geography, and rare Anatolian-Galatian divine epithets.

Gallo-Roman Latin Dedications8 pages

Latin dedication clusters from the Roman West preserving Celtic and local divine names: Epona, the Matronae, Belenus, Sequana, Rosmerta, Sucellus, and Mars with regional epithets.

Gaulish Inscriptions and Calendars18 pages

Gaulish-language and closely related continental Celtic inscription dossiers: votive texts, lead tablets, workshop accounts, divine names, and damaged source records presented with cautious English renderings.