Cucullatus

Latin Etymology la cel From la cel-gau cucullos hood, Latinized as a divine name or cult-epithet; compare Latin la cucullus (“cowl, hood”). The ultimate origin is uncertain, but Pokorny writes that both are perhaps from la ine-pro *(s)kewH- to cover.951-953 (s)keu- More at Hooded Spirits. Proper noun Cucullātus<2> A Romano-Celtic deity or divine epithet (“the Hooded One”), attested in Latin inscriptions, chiefly in Noricum, in the dedication formula Genio Cucullātō sacrum. Declension Cucullātus<2> References Antal, Adriana (2014). “A god of convalescence. Telesphorus/Genius Cucullatus in Roman Dacia.” Acta Musei Napocensis 51/I, pp. 195–210. Petcu, Radu & Petcu-Levei, Ingrid. “A Lead Votive Statuette Depicting a Genius Cucullatus Discovered Near Tomis (Moesia Inferior).” la Celtic mythology Roman deities