Sabatius
Sabatius is a name with a complex and debated etymology and meaning. In ancient Rome, Sabatius was sometimes identified with the god Sabazius, a Phrygian deity whose cult became popular in Rome. Sabazius was associated with fertility, the vine, and a thunder god, often depicted with a serpent. The name Sabatius itself may derive from the Phrygian word for "father" or relate to the Sabs, an ancient people of the region.
The association with Sabazius is the most common context for the name Sabatius. This deity's mysteries and