Turan

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Turan is the Etruscan goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, often associated with the Greek Aphrodite.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Etruscan goddess
deity
appearsIn Etruscan mirror engravings
Etruscan votive objects
Etruscan wall paintings NERFINISHED
associatedWith Aphrodite NERFINISHED
attribute seduction
sexuality
youth
centerOfCult Gravisca NERFINISHED
Vulci NERFINISHED
culture Etruscan religion NERFINISHED
depictedAs nude or semi-nude woman
winged goddess
domain beauty
fertility
love
equatedWith Aphrodite NERFINISHED
Venus NERFINISHED
gender female
hasAspect bringer of prosperity
goddess of adornment
protectress of lovers
iconographicMotif holding a mirror
standing on or near birds
wearing elaborate jewelry
mythologicalSphere Etruscan pantheon NERFINISHED
nameEtymology possibly related to Etruscan word for lord or mistress
oftenAccompaniedBy Lasa NERFINISHED
winged attendants
pantheonPosition major goddess in Etruscan religion
relatedConcept Greek Aphrodite NERFINISHED
Roman Venus NERFINISHED
role patroness of beauty
patroness of erotic desire
patroness of fertility
patroness of love
symbol dove
mirror
myrtle
rose
swan
timePeriodOfCult at least 6th century BCE
worshippedBy Etruscans NERFINISHED
worshippedIn Etruria NERFINISHED

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