Palici

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The Palici are a pair of ancient Sicilian chthonic deities associated with sulfur springs, oaths, and the underworld.

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Palici canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sicilian deities
chthonic deities
mythological characters
twin deities
associatedWith earthquakes
oaths
sulfur springs
the underworld
volcanic activity
countryOfOrigin Sicily NERFINISHED
culture Greek
Sicel NERFINISHED
function avengers of perjury
guardians of sacred springs
oracular deities
protectors of oaths
gender male
hasAspect earth aspect
judicial aspect
underworld aspect
hasVariantTradition sons of Gaia NERFINISHED
sons of Hephaestus NERFINISHED
sons of Zeus and the nymph Thalia
sons of the Sicilian god Adranus
languageOfName Sicel NERFINISHED
mythology Greek mythology
Sicilian mythology
nameEtymology possibly from a root meaning "twice-born"
notableSource Diodorus Siculus NERFINISHED
Macrobius NERFINISHED
Ovid NERFINISHED
number two
parent Adranus NERFINISHED
Gaia NERFINISHED
Hephaestus NERFINISHED
Thalia NERFINISHED
Zeus NERFINISHED
region eastern Sicily NERFINISHED
ritualPractice oath-taking at sulfur springs
ordeal by immersion in the springs
timePeriod classical antiquity
pre-Roman Sicily
veneratedBy Greeks in Sicily
Romans in Sicily
Sicels NERFINISHED
worshipPlace Lago dei Palici NERFINISHED
Palagonia NERFINISHED
a sanctuary near modern Palagonia

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Aitna parentOf Palici