Borvo
Gaulish god of healing springs
Borvo, also Bormo, was an ancient Celtic god of thermal and healing springs. His cult is attested across a wide area of Roman Gaul and reached the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. Under the interpretatio romana he was usually identified with Apollo, and at Aix-en-Provence instead with Hercules.
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Borvo
Gaulish god of healing springs
Borvo, also Bormo, was an ancient Celtic god of thermal and healing springs. His cult is attested across a wide area of Roman Gaul and reached the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. Under the interpretatio romana he was usually identified with Apollo, and at Aix-en-Provence instead with Hercules.
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Borvo, also Bormo, was an ancient Celtic god of thermal and healing springs. His cult is attested across a wide area of Roman Gaul and reached the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. Under the interpretatio romana he was usually identified with Apollo, and at Aix-en-Provence instead with Hercules. His most frequent divine partner was the goddess Damona.
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