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Vejovis or
Vejove (Latin: Vฤiovis or
Vฤdiovis; rare Vฤive or Vฤdius) was a
Roman god of
Etruscan origins (Etruscan: ๐๐๐๐๐
, romanized:ย Vetis, or ๐๐๐
๐๐๐
...
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concerned with the
earlier institution of the
Vediovis-cult in Rome
together with a
statue of Iulus-
Vediovis as a (possibly bearded) archer.
Others derived...
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several sons as well. He was ****ociated with the Roman/Etruscan god
Vediovis and the
Egyptian Imhotep. The rod of Asclepius, a snake-entwined staff...
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Praenestini CIL I 2nd p. 231: Aescu]lapio
Vediovi in insula.
Fasti Praen.: Non. Mart. F(as)...]ovi
artis Vediovis inter duos lucos; Ovid
Fasti III, 429โ430...
- voto sunt
Romae dedicatae: nam, ut
annales di****,
vovit Opi, Florae,
Vediovi Saturnoque, Soli, Lunae,
Volcano et Summano,
itemque Larundae, Termino...
- Summ****, god of
nocturnal thunder who was
later identified with
Pluto Vediovis, an
obscure archaic god,
perhaps a
chthonic Jove Varro, De
lingua latina...
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number of
ancient authors over the centuries: Vฤi, Vฤdi, Vฤdii, Veiovis,
Vediovis, Vediiovis, Vedius.
Vesuna Italic goddess mentioned also in the Iguvine...
- F โข
Consuls take
office (from 153 BC) โข
sacrifices to
Aesculapius and
Vediovis at
their Tiber Island sanctuaries 2 ante diem IV
Nonas Ianuarias F 3 a...
- (๐๐๐๐๐
, also
spelt ๐๐๐
๐๐๐
, Veivis,
variously Latinized as Vฤdius,
Vฤdiovis, Vฤiovis or Vฤive), Calu (๐๐๐๐), lit.โ'dark' or 'darkness' or 'underworld'...
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Sabus Salus Sancus Saturn Sol Sor****
Strenia Summ****
Terminus Vacuna Vediovis Vortumnus Vitulaย [it]
Vulcan Many of
these deities were
shared with the...
