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A gold votive offering to Jupiter Dolichenus was found in a Roman fortress in Georgia .
The god's name combines the Roman god Jupiter — "the god of the sky, storm and lightning" It's possible that soldiers intended to offer the gold artifact to the god at a sanctuary.
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