DonnodubusA male, 3-headed statue from Condat, complete with a torc and holes where antlers could be mounted, may further exemplify the polyvalence of #Carnonos in both gender and number, besides locality. Perhaps it is no surprise, then, how diverse religious expressions are to Him today.
If not a funerary epitaph, then this is an abbreviated devotion (no verb or object offered) made to what is now one of the most popular gods in Pagandom (depending on how one looks at things). In spite of its brevity, it is informative.
The word order suggests "Alisonteas" describes #Carnonos rather than the dedicant. This could distinguish Him from #Cernunnos of Lutetia.
Besides the local epithet, His name is spelled differently. It better matches the PClt. etymology proposed: *karno- 'horn'.