Friagabis
deity Germanic single tradition · 1
Friagabis is a Germanic goddess named on votive stones found in shrines along Hadrian's Wall. She appears together with Mars Thincsus, the Numen of Emperor Augustus, and the Alaisiagae goddesses Beda, Fimmelena, and Baudihille. The Germanic soldiers who served along Hadrian's Wall more than likely introduced the Alaisiagae to their Roman counterparts, thus spreading worship of these goddesses of victory, fertility and justice.
When
- First attested
- 100 CE
- Attested period
- 100 – 2020
- Historical notes
- Attested on votive stones along Hadrian's Wall.
Relationships
- co occurs with
- Numen of Emperor Augustus, valkyries, Fimmilena, Mars Thincsus, Beda, Fimmelena, Baudihille, Alaisiagae
- allied with
- Baudihillia
- sibling of
- Boudihillia
Mentioned by
Sources
wikipedia (1)
Source passages
“To the goddesses the Alaisiagae, Baudihillia and Friagabis, and to the Divinity of the Emperor the unit of Hnaudifridus gladly and deservedly fulfilled its vow.”
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