Tarrennus
Tarrennus is a figure from Gallic mythology, primarily known through Roman sources. He is considered a Celtic deity worshipped by the Gaulish tribes. His name is often associated with the god Mars, as evidenced by interpretatio romana, a practice where Roman gods were identified with foreign deities that shared similar characteristics. Inscriptions found in Gaul, particularly in the region of the Treveri people, link Tarrennus to warlike attributes and protection.
His worship appears to have been concentrated in northeastern Gaul. While specific details of his myths and