Editing Alaisiagae (section)

==Centres of worship==
The Alaisiagae were [[list of Celtic deities|Celtic deities]] and [[list of Germanic deities|Germanic deities]] who were worshipped in [[Roman Britain]], altar-stones raised to them having been recovered in the [[United Kingdom]] at Vercovicium ([[Housesteads Roman Fort]]) at [[Hadrian's Wall]] in [[England]].

Another centre of worship was perhaps the town of [[Bitburg]], near the German-Belgian border, which was called “Beda Vicus,” which although Latin derives from the Celtic "Village of Beda."{{Citation needed|date=February 2012}}.