Fauna

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Fauna is a Roman goddess associated with fertility, the earth, and prophetic inspiration, often linked to rural life and nature.

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Label Occurrences
Fauna canonical 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman goddess
mythological figure
alsoKnownAs Bona Dea NERFINISHED
associatedWith fertility
nature
prophetic inspiration
rural life
the earth NERFINISHED
category Roman goddesses
earth goddesses
fertility goddesses
nature deities
oracular deities
cultTitle Bona Dea Fauna NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Roman religion NERFINISHED
domain agriculture
animal life
vegetation
function giver of oracles
healing deity
protector of women
gender female
languageOfName Latin NERFINISHED
linkedConcept chthonic powers
oracular trance
sacred animals
sacred groves
mythologicalRole embodiment of the kindness of nature
female counterpart of Faunus
nameDerivedFrom Latin word "faunus/fauna"
pantheon Roman pantheon
regionOfCult Italian peninsula
relatedTo Faunus NERFINISHED
religion Roman religion
religiousTradition Greco-Roman mythology NERFINISHED
spouseOrConsort Faunus NERFINISHED
symbolizes abundance
fecundity
natural growth
timePeriod Roman Empire
Roman Republic
veneratedBy Roman women
rural populations
worshipContext domestic cults
rural cults
worshippedAs goddess of fertility
goddess of prophecy
goddess of the earth

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Faunus spouseOrConsort Fauna