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familial groups in Rome. The Fabii had major Etruscan connections and

probably derived from the Etruscan goddess Menrva, and was later modelled on Greek Pallas Athena. Menrva was the Etruscan version of

...ragged old man with a sickle. Most scholars reject the identification with Etruscan "''Selvans''" but are unsure if Silvanus is an epithet of [[Mars]] or a sep

'''Fufluns''' is an Etruscan god of vegetation, vitality and gaiety, son of [[Bacchus]], the Greek and Roman gods of wine. The Etruscan religion was,

...root is believed to be the source of the Latin praenomen Tiberius, and its Etruscan cognate, Thefarie. ...he Tiburtine sibyl, the tenth in a series of famous [[sibyl|sibyls]]. From Etruscan times, it was the seat of the Tiburtine Sibyl. Originally a colony of [[Alb

...ion of the entrails is "haruspicy" the origin of which may be found in the Etruscan practice of haruspicy.

and Mother Vesta, who preserve Etruscan Tiber and Roman Palatine, in

...rs for the Roman Republic. Their office was to observe signs according to Etruscan tradition, interpret the will of the Gods regarding one or another proposed An Etruscan term for lightning, or the power of Gods to wield lightning. It was a majo

Etruscan Ani: Pater Matutinus, "breaker of the day," the oldest God, the God of gods ...nsort Voltumna, whom the Romans equated with Pomona, was the patron of the Etruscan League. Dennis notes that Vertumnus was called Vortumnus by Varro and specu

* CnIC: Latin, currently, has the same relevance that Etruscan did to the late republic. Few read it, and fewer still speak it. Rather tha

...icted wearing a helmet and armed with a spear and a torch. She could be of Etruscan origin, and is identified with the Greek Enyo. ...e the inventor of numbers and musical instruments. She is thought to be of Etruscan origin, as the goddess Menrva or Menerva. Later she was equated with the Gr

The song may have Etruscan-Libyan origins, as proposed by D. G. Brinton in his paper,The Etrusco-Libya

...e the inventor of numbers and musical instruments. She is thought to be of Etruscan origin, as the goddess Menrva or Menerva. Later she was equated with the Gr

...e the inventor of numbers and musical instruments. She is thought to be of Etruscan origin, as the goddess Menrva or Menerva. Later she was equated with the Gr

...uch like many Etruscan Goddesses—and indeed She was equated with the old Etruscan Fate Goddess Nortia, who was often shown winged. Alternatively, Fortuna's name may derive from that of the Etruscan Goddess Veltha or Voltumna, whose name encompasses ideas of turning and the

... Osci in the 5th century B.C., though the city likely came under Greek and Etruscan influence before that time. The newly discovered tomb is especially excitin

...opean derivation, it is most likely the Latinised form of the agricultural Etruscan god Maris. Initially Mars was a Roman god of fertility and vegetation and a

:I.A. Gens Sacidia, founded in 2004-03-11: of Etruscan origin: curia Taracia II. I correct the curia of the gens Licinia, which is better defined as Etruscan,and I place it into curia Latia.

...e Ramnes tribe, the gentes of Sabine origin into the Tities, the gentes of Etruscan origin into the Luceres. The rest of the gentes shall be allocated accordin

...e, Rome followed the same inclusionist policies that had recognised Latin, Etruscan and other Italian peoples, cults and deities as Roman. Those who acknowledg