Leherennus, first among many, great god of the mighty arm, warder of all who call to you.
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Leherennus, first among many, great god of the mighty arm, warder of all who call to you.
Leherennus is a Celtic god worshipped in Gaul; he is likely to have had a martial aspect. He was sometimes identified by the Romans with their god Mars by way of the interpretatio romana. Myth Unkn…
To Leherennus
Leherennus of the mountains, I call to you, O god of the hinterland, the land of many names, whose shrine stood shining and tall in times long past, whose strength and goodness were well known, who stood watch as Caesar's men strode through your domain, as they carried your name and your renown to distant realms. Leherennus, your glory grew with the passing years, your fame and repute spanned the ancient peaks: long gone are your tribes, yet still your people flourish; long silent are their voices, yet still you answer when they call. O god of the fair and lonely hills, Leherennus, I praise you, I honor your might.