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Culsans (
Culśanś) is an
Etruscan deity,
known from four
inscriptions and a
variety of
iconographical material which includes coins, statuettes, and a sarcophagus...
- like J****:
Culśanś, of
which there is a
bronze statuette from
Cortona (now at
Cortona Museum).
While J**** is a
bearded adult,
Culśans is an unbearded...
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certain representation of
Selvans has been found,
alongside a
statue of
Culśanś. He is portra**** as a
naked youth wearing a cap made of a bear’s hide and...
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order to
gather more
wisdom Užsparinė,
Lithuanian goddess of land
borders Culsans, a male
deity with two faces,
possibly a
protector of gateways. Usually...
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depictions of
mythological beasts arranged in a
symbolic motif: Apollo, Zeus,
Culsans, Athena, Hermes, griffin, gorgon, male sphinx, hippocamp, bull, snake,...
- childbirth,
midwifery Irene Pax
peace Iris
Arcus / Iris Nut
rainbow J****
Culsans beginnings; transitions; motion;
doorways Lachesis Decima Lachesis: lit...
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Liber Linteus, the name
seems to be from an
Umbrian local deity Grabouie.
Culsans,
Culsu Two-faced god of
doors and doorways,
corresponding to the two-faced...
- ****na."
Rivista Indo-Greco-Italica 16.68–85. Simon, E. (1989) "Culsu,
Culsans e I****."
Secondo Congresso Inter****onale Etrusco, Firenze, 26 maggio...
