Editing Iguvine Tablets (section)

====Other theonyms====

Some other deities are known just because they are mentioned occasionally in specifying the limits of augural observation (included those of the town). These theonyms are for the most part known in Roman religion. They are Tursa and (possibly) Hulos in IV 17 and 19 respectively, Vestisios (Libasius) apparently god of libations (possibly related to Latin [[Vesta (mythology)|Vesta]]<ref name="archive.org"/> ), Hoios (cf. Latin Holus, Helus, Roman grove of [[Helernus]] in [[Ovid]]'s ''[[Fasti (poem)|Fasti]]'' II 67-68) god of vegetation<ref>He may have a cave if ''carso Hoii'' is interpreted as cave of Hoios (Ancellotti & Cerri), but the most likely meaning of ''carso'' is ditch (Newman after A.& K.).</ref> and Padella (cf. Roman goddess Patella), goddess of opening sheaves in VIa 14. Possibly adjective ''deueia'' of ''Asa Deueia'' (VIa 9, 10) implies a cult of the sky under the name ''Dius'', ''Dia'', similar to that of [[Dea Dia]] outside Rome (Ancellotti & Cerri).