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Jupiter héliopolitain et Nemausus sur l’autel d’un citoyen de Beyrouth à la fontaine de Nîmes : la terre des ancêtres et son dieu éponyme
Jupiter Heliopolitanus’ association to Nemausus in Nîmes, in the occasion of a vow made by a primipilus from Beirut, could result from the origin of the veterans who participated in the foundation of this Augustan colony. If the representation of the Syrian god on one side of the altar is obvious, those of a shield and a carnyx, which refer to the warlike past of Gaul, raise this question : how Nemausus, the eponymous god of the city, was represented ?
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