- In
ancient Roman religion and myth,
Carmenta was a
goddess of
childbirth and prophecy, ****ociated with
technological innovation [citation needed] as well...
-
indigenous Italian divinities of
springs and
streams (Juturna, Egeria,
Carmentis, Fontus)
while the
Lymphae (originally Lumpae),
Italian water goddesses...
-
Offspring Mother Cephalus,
Ceryx (possibly)
Herse Gigas Hiereia Evander Carmentis or
Themis Prylis Issa Lycus, Abderus,
Angelia Iphthime Libys Libye Caicus...
- fountains, and also
prophetic deities.
There were four Camenae: Carmenta, or
Carmentis Egeria, or Ægeria, or
Aegeria Antevorta, or Porrima, or
Prorsa Postverta...
- The
Cimmerian Sibyl, by name
Carmentis, was the
prophetic priestess presiding over the
Apollonian Oracle at
Cimmerium in Italy, near Lake
Avernus (i.e...
- that they form a
council or
consensus of deities.
Jupiter Mars
Quirinus Carmentis Ceres Falacer Flora Furrina Palatua Pomona Portunus Vulcan Volturnus Two...
-
Antevorta and Postvorta, the
personifications of two
indigitations of
Carmentis.
These epithets are ****ociated with the
ritual function of J**** in the...
-
Italy where he
founded a city Pallantium. He was the son of
Hermes and
Carmentis, a
nymph skilled in the art of divination.
Diodorus Siculus, 5.79.3. Apollodorus...
- in the male, pure
white in the female.
Senegal to the Cameroons. ab.
carmentis Dbl. and Hew. (57 e) only
differs from the
female of the type-form in...
- obscure, and only ten are
known by name:
Flamen Carmentalis, the
flamen for
Carmentis Flamen Cerealis, for
Ceres Flamen Falacer, for
Falacer Flamen Floralis...
