Belenos
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Dia Ceilteach leighis ba ea Belenos. D'adhrtaí é go forleathan ón Iodáil go dtí Éire agus an Bhreatain. Bhí príomhthearmainn dó suite in Aquileia, ar an Muir Aidriad. Trí interpretatio romana, aithnítear Belenos go minic le hApalló. Seachas an gaol seo, níl a lán eolais ann faoi.[1][2]
| Cineál | dia na gréine dia de chuid na gCeilteach  |
|---|---|
| Comhthéacs | |
| Miotaseolaíocht | miotaseolaíocht na gCeilteach |
| Dáta | |
| Inscne | fireann |
| Eile | |
| Comhionann | Apalló agus Belobog (en)  |
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