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テウタテスは、ローマの作家ルカヌスが叙事詩「ファルサリア（Pharsalia）」の中で言及したケルトの3神のうちの1つである<ref name="Aldhouse"/><ref name="Cunliffe"/>。紀元1世紀に書かれたもので、ガリア人が人身御供を捧げた三神として、テウタテス、[[タラニス]]、[[エスス]]を挙げている<ref name="Maier"/><ref name="Koch"/><ref name="Cunliffe"/>。

Toutatis is one of three Celtic gods mentioned by the Roman writer [[Lucan]] in his epic poem [[Pharsalia|''De Bello Civili'' or ''Pharsalia'']]. Written in the [[first century AD]], it names Toutatis, [[Taranis]] and [[Esus]] as three gods to whom the Gauls offered [[human sacrifice]]s.<ref name="Maier"/><ref name="Koch"/><ref name="Cunliffe"/> In the 4th century [[Scholia|commentary]] on Lucan, ''[[Commenta Bernensia]]'', an author added that sacrifices to Toutatis were [[Execution by drowning|killed by drowning]], and likened Toutatis to Mars or Mercury.<ref name="Maier"/>