Bibliography
Claude
Lemaître
Contributions to journals
Lajoye, Patrice, and Claude Lemaître, “Une inscription votive à Toutatis découverte à Jort (Calvados, France)”, Études Celtiques 40 (2014): 21–28.
abstract:
[FR] Bien que très largement connu du grand public, Toutatis n’est finalement que peu attesté par l’épigraphie. Un stylet en bronze portant une dédicace à ce dieu, découvert il y a déjà longtemps à Jort (Calvados), était cependant resté inédit. Nous en proposons ici la publication avec quelques brefs commentaires.
[EN] A votive inscription found in Jort (Calvados, France).Although widely known to the public, Toutatis is ultimately poorly attested by epigraphy. A bronze stylus with a dedication to the god, although discovered a long time ago at Jort (Calvados), had nevertheless remained unpublished. We offer here its publication with some brief comments.
[EN] A votive inscription found in Jort (Calvados, France).Although widely known to the public, Toutatis is ultimately poorly attested by epigraphy. A bronze stylus with a dedication to the god, although discovered a long time ago at Jort (Calvados), had nevertheless remained unpublished. We offer here its publication with some brief comments.
Persée – Études Celtiques, vol. 40, 2014: <link>
abstract:
[FR] Bien que très largement connu du grand public, Toutatis n’est finalement que peu attesté par l’épigraphie. Un stylet en bronze portant une dédicace à ce dieu, découvert il y a déjà longtemps à Jort (Calvados), était cependant resté inédit. Nous en proposons ici la publication avec quelques brefs commentaires.
[EN] A votive inscription found in Jort (Calvados, France).Although widely known to the public, Toutatis is ultimately poorly attested by epigraphy. A bronze stylus with a dedication to the god, although discovered a long time ago at Jort (Calvados), had nevertheless remained unpublished. We offer here its publication with some brief comments.
[EN] A votive inscription found in Jort (Calvados, France).Although widely known to the public, Toutatis is ultimately poorly attested by epigraphy. A bronze stylus with a dedication to the god, although discovered a long time ago at Jort (Calvados), had nevertheless remained unpublished. We offer here its publication with some brief comments.
