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Artume (also
called Aritimi, Artames, or
Artumes) was an
Etruscan goddess who was the
mistress of animals,
goddess of
human ****emblies, and
hunting deity...
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goddess Nyx Summ****, god of
nocturnal thunder Etruscan Artume (also
called Aritimi, Artames, or
Artumes),
Etruscan goddess of the night;
equivalent to the...
- wine, health, and
growth in all
things Selvans, god of the
woodlands Artumes,
goddess of the hunt, woodlands, the night, and the wild Lempo, god of...
- Chichester, UK: John
Wiley & Sons. p. 202. Nielsen, Marjatta; Rathje, Annette. "
Artumes in Etruria—the
Borrowed Goddess". In Fischer-Hansen, Tobias; Poulsen, Birte...
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Ethnic group Etruscans Genealogy Parents Tinia and
Semla Siblings Fufluns Artume Consort Catha Equivalents Gr****
Apollo Roman Apollo Sor****
Hittite Apaliunas...
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Laran Anhur /
Montu Verethragna Teutates /
Nodens /
Neton Artemis Diana Artume Bastet Asclepius Aesculapius /
Vejove Veiove Imhotep Eshmun Athena Minerva...
- Washington, D.C. the
capital of the
United States of America. In the present,
Artume freed Atlas from his fate
using the
Omphalus in
exchange for
revenge on...
- of the Moon, and the
Roman Diana were also
sometimes called "Cynthia".
Artume Etruscan Ataegina Lusitanian Sen
Mesopotamian Religion Bendis Thracian Devana...
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Armenian Festivals Navasard Genealogy Parents Aramazd Siblings Vahagn, Nane and Mihr
Equivalents Etruscan Artume Gr****
Aphrodite or
Artemis Roman Diana...
- Hekau)
Wosret (Wasret, Wosyet)
Albina Alpanu (Alpan, Alpnu)
Areatha Artume (Aritimi,
Artumes)
Athrpa Calaina Catha (Cath, Cavtha) Cel
Cerca Culsu Elinei (Elina...
