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「これは『部族の神』という意味で、おそらく一つの神の名称というよりも、多くの異なる神の尊称だったのだろう。」<ref>ジェームズ, 2000, page151</ref><br>

「その名は『部族』を意味するteuta,touta,totaに由来する.おそらく『部族の(神)』という普通名詞だろう<ref>デュヴァル, 2001, page666</ref>。」こうした説に倣えばテウタテスについての記述は、テウタテスその物ではなく、テウタテスと呼ばれた別々の部族の神に対してのものであったと考えられる<ref>コットレル, 1999, page263</ref>。

Inscriptions dedicated to him have been found in [[Gaul]] (e.g. at [[Nîmes]] and [[Vaison-la-Romaine]] in France, and [[Mainz]] in Germany),<ref name="Koch"/> in [[Britannia]] (e.g. at [[York]], [[Old Carlisle]], [[Castor, Cambridgeshire|Castor]] and [[Hertfordshire]]),<ref name="Koch"/><ref>Collingwood, R.Gh. and Wright, R.P. (1965) ''The Roman Inscriptions of Britain'' (RIB) ''Vol.I Inscriptions on Stone''. Oxford. [https://romaninscriptionsofbritain.org/inscriptions/1017 RIB 1017, online at romaninscriptionsofbritain.org]</ref> in [[Noricum]], and in [[Rome]],<ref name="Koch"/> among other places.<ref name="arbre">[http://www.arbre-celtique.com/approfondissements/divinites/inventaire-div/div_liste.php?nomdiv=Toutatis Listing for Toutatis] from www.arbre-celtique.com.</ref> Some of these inscriptions combine his name with other gods such as [[Mars (mythology)|Mars]], [[Cocidius]], [[Apollo]], and [[Mercurius]].<ref name="Koch"/>

In 2012 a silver ring inscribed "TOT" was found in the area where the [[Hallaton Treasure]] had been discovered twelve years earlier. Adam Daubney, an expert on this type of ring, suggests that Hallaton may have been a site of worship of the god Toutatis.<ref>{{Cite web | title=Rare silver ring unearthed near site of Hallaton hoard | url=http://www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/Rare-silver-ring-unearthed-near-site-Hallaton/story-16661074-detail/story.html | date=7 August 2012 | access-date=2012-08-07 }}</ref>

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