Nethuns

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Nethuns is an Etruscan god primarily associated with water, especially wells and the sea, and is often linked to the later Roman god Neptune.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Etruscan god
deity
associatedConcept fertility through water
purification by water
associatedWith the sea
water
wells
connectedTo Greek religion via interpretatio graeca
Roman religion
culture Etruscan religion NERFINISHED
domain maritime sphere
water
equatedWith Neptune NERFINISHED
gender male
hasAttribute ability to grant water
ability to withhold water
control over waters
influenced Roman god Neptune
laterIdentifiedAs Neptune in Roman context
linkedTo Neptune NERFINISHED
mythologicalTradition Etruscan mythology NERFINISHED
nameUsedIn Etruscan inscriptions
oftenComparedTo Poseidon NERFINISHED
pantheon Etruscan pantheon NERFINISHED
religiousContinuity precursor of Neptune
religiousFunction sea god
water deity
role guardian of water sources
protector of sailors
protector of seafarers
sphereOfInfluence fresh water
sea water
springs
wells
timePeriod pre-Roman Italy
typeOfWaterDeity chthonic water god
worshippedIn Etruria NERFINISHED
worshipType local cult deity
state cult deity in some Etruscan cities

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Etruscan religion hasDeity Nethuns