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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: cut dii inferi

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cut dii inferi

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	There is a group of mysterious deities <onlyinclude>formed by native tutelary deities, river gods or deified heroes from [[Latium]] which are collectively called ''[[Dii Indigetes]]'' (e.g. deified [[Aeneas]], [[Faunus]], [[Sol Indiges]], [[Iuppiter Indiges]], [[Numicus]]). A multitude of other deities is also traditionally worshipped, which includes tutelary deities (e.g. [[Roma]], [[Tiberinus]]), native Latin deities (e.g. [[Bellus]], [[Bellona]], [[Liber]], [[Libera]]), abstract deities such as [[Fortuna]] (Fortune), [[Concordia]] (Concord), [[Pax]] (Peace), [[Iustitia]] (Justice), etc.		There is a group of mysterious deities <onlyinclude>formed by native tutelary deities, river gods or deified heroes from [[Latium]] which are collectively called ''[[Dii Indigetes]]'' (e.g. deified [[Aeneas]], [[Faunus]], [[Sol Indiges]], [[Iuppiter Indiges]], [[Numicus]]). A multitude of other deities is also traditionally worshipped, which includes tutelary deities (e.g. [[Roma]], [[Tiberinus]]), native Latin deities (e.g. [[Bellus]], [[Bellona]], [[Liber]], [[Libera]]), abstract deities such as [[Fortuna]] (Fortune), [[Concordia]] (Concord), [[Pax]] (Peace), [[Iustitia]] (Justice), etc.

−	Pre-Roman native Italian deities mainly adopted from the Sabines and Etruscans are also worshipped: [[Nerio]] (Sabine deity and the consort of Mars), [[Dius Fidius]] (Sabine as well), etc. In fact, [[Quirinus]] and [[Vertumnus]] were also adopted respectively from the Sabines and Etruscans. The ''[[Dii Inferi]]'', gods of the Underworld (''Inferus'') are [[Dis]] (Orcus) and [[Proserpina]], equated to the Greek gods Hades/Pluton (Pluto in Latin) and Persephone. These gods symbolize the creative power of the Earth which provide human beings the means for subsistence (Dis = wealth = Pluton in greek). The ''Inferus'' is also traditionally regarded as the home for the spirits of the dead, though the concept of afterlife was quite varied.	+	Pre-Roman native Italian deities mainly adopted from the Sabines and Etruscans are also worshipped: [[Nerio]] (Sabine deity and the consort of Mars), [[Dius Fidius]] (Sabine as well), etc. In fact, [[Quirinus]] and [[Vertumnus]] were also adopted respectively from the Sabines and Etruscans.

	Other important gods are [[Ianus]], [[Saturnus]], [[Quirinus]], [[Volturnus]], [[Pales]], [[Furrina]], [[Flora]], [[Carmenta]], [[Pomona]], [[Portunus]] and [[Fontanus]].</onlyinclude>		Other important gods are [[Ianus]], [[Saturnus]], [[Quirinus]], [[Volturnus]], [[Pales]], [[Furrina]], [[Flora]], [[Carmenta]], [[Pomona]], [[Portunus]] and [[Fontanus]].</onlyinclude>

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: mark for inclusion

2009-04-01T12:34:01Z

mark for inclusion

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−	There is a group of mysterious deities formed by native tutelary deities, river gods or deified heroes from [[Latium]] which are collectively called ''[[Dii Indigetes]]'' (e.g. deified [[Aeneas]], [[Faunus]], [[Sol Indiges]], [[Iuppiter Indiges]], [[Numicus]]). A multitude of other deities is also traditionally worshipped, which includes tutelary deities (e.g. [[Roma]], [[Tiberinus]]), native Latin deities (e.g. [[Bellus]], [[Bellona]], [[Liber]], [[Libera]]), abstract deities such as [[Fortuna]] (Fortune), [[Concordia]] (Concord), [[Pax]] (Peace), [[Iustitia]] (Justice), etc.	+	There is a group of mysterious deities <onlyinclude>formed by native tutelary deities, river gods or deified heroes from [[Latium]] which are collectively called ''[[Dii Indigetes]]'' (e.g. deified [[Aeneas]], [[Faunus]], [[Sol Indiges]], [[Iuppiter Indiges]], [[Numicus]]). A multitude of other deities is also traditionally worshipped, which includes tutelary deities (e.g. [[Roma]], [[Tiberinus]]), native Latin deities (e.g. [[Bellus]], [[Bellona]], [[Liber]], [[Libera]]), abstract deities such as [[Fortuna]] (Fortune), [[Concordia]] (Concord), [[Pax]] (Peace), [[Iustitia]] (Justice), etc.

	Pre-Roman native Italian deities mainly adopted from the Sabines and Etruscans are also worshipped: [[Nerio]] (Sabine deity and the consort of Mars), [[Dius Fidius]] (Sabine as well), etc. In fact, [[Quirinus]] and [[Vertumnus]] were also adopted respectively from the Sabines and Etruscans. The ''[[Dii Inferi]]'', gods of the Underworld (''Inferus'') are [[Dis]] (Orcus) and [[Proserpina]], equated to the Greek gods Hades/Pluton (Pluto in Latin) and Persephone. These gods symbolize the creative power of the Earth which provide human beings the means for subsistence (Dis = wealth = Pluton in greek). The ''Inferus'' is also traditionally regarded as the home for the spirits of the dead, though the concept of afterlife was quite varied.		Pre-Roman native Italian deities mainly adopted from the Sabines and Etruscans are also worshipped: [[Nerio]] (Sabine deity and the consort of Mars), [[Dius Fidius]] (Sabine as well), etc. In fact, [[Quirinus]] and [[Vertumnus]] were also adopted respectively from the Sabines and Etruscans. The ''[[Dii Inferi]]'', gods of the Underworld (''Inferus'') are [[Dis]] (Orcus) and [[Proserpina]], equated to the Greek gods Hades/Pluton (Pluto in Latin) and Persephone. These gods symbolize the creative power of the Earth which provide human beings the means for subsistence (Dis = wealth = Pluton in greek). The ''Inferus'' is also traditionally regarded as the home for the spirits of the dead, though the concept of afterlife was quite varied.

−	Other important gods are [[Ianus]], [[Saturnus]], [[Quirinus]], [[Volturnus]], [[Pales]], [[Furrina]], [[Flora]], [[Carmenta]], [[Pomona]], [[Portunus]] and [[Fontanus]].	+	Other important gods are [[Ianus]], [[Saturnus]], [[Quirinus]], [[Volturnus]], [[Pales]], [[Furrina]], [[Flora]], [[Carmenta]], [[Pomona]], [[Portunus]] and [[Fontanus]].</onlyinclude>

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 12:29, 1 April 2009

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	Pre-Roman native Italian deities mainly adopted from the Sabines and Etruscans are also worshipped: [[Nerio]] (Sabine deity and the consort of Mars), [[Dius Fidius]] (Sabine as well), etc. In fact, [[Quirinus]] and [[Vertumnus]] were also adopted respectively from the Sabines and Etruscans. The ''[[Dii Inferi]]'', gods of the Underworld (''Inferus'') are [[Dis]] (Orcus) and [[Proserpina]], equated to the Greek gods Hades/Pluton (Pluto in Latin) and Persephone. These gods symbolize the creative power of the Earth which provide human beings the means for subsistence (Dis = wealth = Pluton in greek). The ''Inferus'' is also traditionally regarded as the home for the spirits of the dead, though the concept of afterlife was quite varied.		Pre-Roman native Italian deities mainly adopted from the Sabines and Etruscans are also worshipped: [[Nerio]] (Sabine deity and the consort of Mars), [[Dius Fidius]] (Sabine as well), etc. In fact, [[Quirinus]] and [[Vertumnus]] were also adopted respectively from the Sabines and Etruscans. The ''[[Dii Inferi]]'', gods of the Underworld (''Inferus'') are [[Dis]] (Orcus) and [[Proserpina]], equated to the Greek gods Hades/Pluton (Pluto in Latin) and Persephone. These gods symbolize the creative power of the Earth which provide human beings the means for subsistence (Dis = wealth = Pluton in greek). The ''Inferus'' is also traditionally regarded as the home for the spirits of the dead, though the concept of afterlife was quite varied.
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		+	Other important gods are [[Ianus]], [[Saturnus]], [[Quirinus]], [[Volturnus]], [[Pales]], [[Furrina]], [[Flora]], [[Carmenta]], [[Pomona]], [[Portunus]] and [[Fontanus]].

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 12:26, 1 April 2009

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−	There is a group of mysterious deities formed by native tutelary deities, river gods or deified heroes from [[Latium]] which are collectively called ''[[Dii ~~Indigites~~]]'' (e.g. deified [[Aeneas]], [[Faunus]], [[Sol Indiges]], [[Iuppiter Indiges]], [[Numicus]]). A multitude of other deities is also traditionally worshipped, which includes tutelary deities (e.g. [[Roma]], [[Tiberinus]]), native Latin deities (e.g. [[Bellus]], [[Bellona]], [[Liber]], [[Libera]]), abstract deities such as [[Fortuna]] (Fortune), [[Concordia]] (Concord), [[Pax]] (Peace), [[Iustitia]] (Justice), etc.	+	There is a group of mysterious deities formed by native tutelary deities, river gods or deified heroes from [[Latium]] which are collectively called ''[[Dii Indigetes]]'' (e.g. deified [[Aeneas]], [[Faunus]], [[Sol Indiges]], [[Iuppiter Indiges]], [[Numicus]]). A multitude of other deities is also traditionally worshipped, which includes tutelary deities (e.g. [[Roma]], [[Tiberinus]]), native Latin deities (e.g. [[Bellus]], [[Bellona]], [[Liber]], [[Libera]]), abstract deities such as [[Fortuna]] (Fortune), [[Concordia]] (Concord), [[Pax]] (Peace), [[Iustitia]] (Justice), etc.

	Pre-Roman native Italian deities mainly adopted from the Sabines and Etruscans are also worshipped: [[Nerio]] (Sabine deity and the consort of Mars), [[Dius Fidius]] (Sabine as well), etc. In fact, [[Quirinus]] and [[Vertumnus]] were also adopted respectively from the Sabines and Etruscans. The ''[[Dii Inferi]]'', gods of the Underworld (''Inferus'') are [[Dis]] (Orcus) and [[Proserpina]], equated to the Greek gods Hades/Pluton (Pluto in Latin) and Persephone. These gods symbolize the creative power of the Earth which provide human beings the means for subsistence (Dis = wealth = Pluton in greek). The ''Inferus'' is also traditionally regarded as the home for the spirits of the dead, though the concept of afterlife was quite varied.		Pre-Roman native Italian deities mainly adopted from the Sabines and Etruscans are also worshipped: [[Nerio]] (Sabine deity and the consort of Mars), [[Dius Fidius]] (Sabine as well), etc. In fact, [[Quirinus]] and [[Vertumnus]] were also adopted respectively from the Sabines and Etruscans. The ''[[Dii Inferi]]'', gods of the Underworld (''Inferus'') are [[Dis]] (Orcus) and [[Proserpina]], equated to the Greek gods Hades/Pluton (Pluto in Latin) and Persephone. These gods symbolize the creative power of the Earth which provide human beings the means for subsistence (Dis = wealth = Pluton in greek). The ''Inferus'' is also traditionally regarded as the home for the spirits of the dead, though the concept of afterlife was quite varied.

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There is a group of mysterious deities formed by native tutelary deities, river gods or deified heroes from [[Latium]] which are collectively called ''[[Dii Indigites]]'' (e.g. deified [[Aeneas]], [[Faunus]], [[Sol Indiges]], [[Iuppiter Indiges]], [[Numicus]]). A multitude of other deities is also traditionally worshipped, which includes tutelary deities (e.g. [[Roma]], [[Tiberinus]]), native Latin deities (e.g. [[Bellus]], [[Bellona]], [[Liber]], [[Libera]]), abstract deities such as [[Fortuna]] (Fortune), [[Concordia]] (Concord), [[Pax]] (Peace), [[Iustitia]] (Justice), etc.

Pre-Roman native Italian deities mainly adopted from the Sabines and Etruscans are also worshipped: [[Nerio]] (Sabine deity and the consort of Mars), [[Dius Fidius]] (Sabine as well), etc. In fact, [[Quirinus]] and [[Vertumnus]] were also adopted respectively from the Sabines and Etruscans. The ''[[Dii Inferi]]'', gods of the Underworld (''Inferus'') are [[Dis]] (Orcus) and [[Proserpina]], equated to the Greek gods Hades/Pluton (Pluto in Latin) and Persephone. These gods symbolize the creative power of the Earth which provide human beings the means for subsistence (Dis = wealth = Pluton in greek). The ''Inferus'' is also traditionally regarded as the home for the spirits of the dead, though the concept of afterlife was quite varied.

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