Etrusca disciplina

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Etrusca disciplina is the traditional body of sacred Etruscan religious teachings and ritual rules that guided divination, worship, and the interpretation of divine will in ancient Etruria.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Etruscan religious tradition
body of sacred teachings
ritual law
system of divination
attributedTo Tagès NERFINISHED
Vegoia NERFINISHED
centralPractice foundation rituals for cities and temples
funerary rites
haruspicy
interpretation of lightning
interpretation of prodigies
ritual regulation of space and time
cosmology division of the sky into regions ruled by different deities
doctrine of fated lifespans of states and peoples
culture Etruscan civilization NERFINISHED
documentedBy Cicero NERFINISHED
Pliny the Elder NERFINISHED
Seneca the Younger NERFINISHED
Servius NERFINISHED
hasPart libri acherontici
libri fatales
libri fulgurales
libri haruspicini
libri ostentaria
libri rituales
libri vegoici
influenced Roman divination
Roman religion
languageOfName Latin
mainUsage ancient Etruria
purpose guidance of political decision-making through divination
guidance of public and private worship
interpretation of divine will
regulation of ritual practice
regulates boundaries and land division
funerary customs
interpretation of entrails of sacrificial animals
interpretation of thunder and lightning
layout of cities and temples
response to prodigies and omens
ritual purity
religion Etruscan religion NERFINISHED
survivesAs fragments in Latin authors
timePeriod 1st millennium BCE
Roman Republic
early Roman Empire
transmission oral tradition
sacred books
usedBy Etruscan priests NERFINISHED
Roman Senate (via haruspices) NERFINISHED
haruspices

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Etruscan religion usesText Etrusca disciplina
Etruscan religion coreConcept Etrusca disciplina
haruspex associatedWith Etrusca disciplina