Sirona
Sirona is a Celtic goddess associated with healing, fertility, and restorative waters. She is primarily known through Roman dedications in Britain, where she was often identified with the Roman goddess Minerva. Archaeological evidence, including inscriptions and votive offerings, points to her importance in the Romano-British religious landscape.
The name Sirona is believed to derive from Proto-Celtic roots meaning "star" or "goddess." Her cult sites
Iconographically, Sirona is sometimes depicted as a matronly figure, often accompanied by a serpent, a common