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Abbreviations in Latin Inscriptions . 2014.
BANDUA
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Bandua — ist der Name einer keltischen Göttin. Er wurde auf Inschriften aus Aquae Flaviae, heute Bragança in der römischen Provinz Lusitania (Portugal) und auch aus Galicien vorgefunden. Die Inschrift aus Bragança trägt den Text: Bandu(a)e / Cal[ai]co… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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