Voltumna

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Voltumna is a major Etruscan deity, often regarded as a supreme or central god associated with the political and religious unity of the Etruscan people.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Etruscan deity
mythological figure
alsoKnownAs Velthumna NERFINISHED
Veltumna NERFINISHED
Vertumnus NERFINISHED
associatedWith political unity of the Etruscans
religious unity of the Etruscans
attestedIn Etruscan inscriptions NERFINISHED
Roman literary sources
cultContinuity partly absorbed into Roman religion
cultStatus major
cultType federal cult of the Etruscan cities
culture Etruscan civilization NERFINISHED
gender uncertain
historicalImpact symbol of Etruscan identity
iconographyStatus poorly understood
influenced Roman religious concept of Vertumnus
languageOfName Etruscan NERFINISHED
laterIdentifiedWith Roman god Vertumnus NERFINISHED
linkedConcept Etruscan confederation NERFINISHED
federal sanctuary
linkedTo Etruscan League of Twelve Cities NERFINISHED
meetingFunction presided over federal assemblies at Fanum Voltumnae
mythologyStatus fragmentary
politicalFunction symbol of confederate authority
possibleAspect chthonic deity
vegetation and seasonal cycles
regionOfCult Central Italy NERFINISHED
Etruria NERFINISHED
religiousCategory Etruscan state god
religiousFunction focus of common Etruscan rituals
role central god of the Etruscan pantheon
supreme deity in Etruscan religion
scholarlyDebate gender and original functions disputed
sourceType classical authors such as Livy
sphereOfInfluence change and transformation
fate
sovereignty
state power
worshipCenter Fanum Voltumnae NERFINISHED
worshipCenterOf Etruscan League NERFINISHED
worshippedBy Etruscans NERFINISHED
worshipPeriod 1st millennium BCE

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