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Mefitis (or Mephitis;
Mefite in Italian) was a
minor goddess of the
poisonous gases emitted from the
ground in
swamps and
volcanic vapors.
Mefitis was...
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Torella dei Lombardi. It was
named after the
ancient Italic goddess Mefitis,
venerated by the
people of Hirpini, and
counts some
ruins of a sanctuary...
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goddess of healing,
introduced to
account for the
festival of Meditrinalia.
Mefitis or Mephitis,
goddess and
personification of
poisonous gases and volcanic...
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offered a cult to
other such deities:
among them Febris, Tussis,
Mefitis. G.
Piccaluga "L' anti-Juppiter" in
Studi e
Materiali di
Storia delle Religioni...
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August 2020. "Basilicata – On the waterways:
Basilicata land of
Mefitis". expo2015.org.
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original on 7
April 2018.
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ancient times a
sacred grove and a
temple on the
Cispius near that of
Mefitis:
Pliny XVI 235;
Varro Lin. Lat. V 49; Ovid
Fasti II 435 and VI 449. Other...
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Samnite deities are known. It is
known that gods such as Vulcan, Diana, and
Mefitis were all worshipped, with Mars
being the most
prominent in the Samnite...
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Samnite gods were also
Roman gods. For example, Vulcan, Loesius, Flora,
Mefitis, Apollo, Angitia, and
Diana were all worshipped. Some gods like Fortuna...
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Etymological Dictionary of
Latin and the
other Italic Languages. Brill. ISBN 9789004167971.
Information on
Cloacina Toilet god
Mefitis v t e...
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Lympha Magna Dea Mana
Genita Mania Mater Larum Mater Matuta Meditrina Mefitis Mellona Minerva Molae Moneta Morta Murcia Nascio Necessitas Nerio Nona...
