Divona

Meaning "divinity" from the Gaulish 'deuos'.

Divona is the eponymous Gallo-Roman goddess of a sacred spring that was a source of fresh water for the city of Bourdeaux. Ausonius, a 4th-century Bordelais scholar-poet who was a tutor of the Roman emperor Gratian, mentioned in an explanation of the Roman god of fountains and wellheads, Fons, that Divona is the Celtic deity of the same duties.