The Etruscan World (Routledge Worlds)

Erika Simon – 61 B. von Freytag gen. Loeringhoff, Das Giebelrelief von Telamon und seine Stellung innerhalb der Ikonographie d ...

CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE GODS AND DEMONS IN THE ETRUSCAN PANTHEON Ingrid Krauskopf* SOURCES W e owe what we know about Etruscan gods ...

Ingrid Krauskopf – Figure 25.1 Mirror Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico It. 1073: Birth of Athena. After Gerhard, ES pl. 66. ...

chapter 25: Gods and demons in the Etruscan pantheon – Juno Regina (Livy 5. 21.1; 23.7; 31.3); as well as Voltumna, in whose s ...

Ingrid Krauskopf – A LOOK AT THE HISTORY OF RESEARCH: CULT DEITIES VS. MYTHOLOGICAL FIGURES AND THE LOOSENING OF THE RIGID SCH ...

chapter 25: Gods and demons in the Etruscan pantheon – THE PRESENT STATE OF RESEARCH: THE ANTHROPOMORPHIZATION OF THE ETRUSCAN ...

Ingrid Krauskopf – In spite of the superimposition of the original Etruscan conceptions of gods by foreign, above all, Greek a ...

chapter 25: Gods and demons in the Etruscan pantheon – the milder one, by Thetis, consists of symmetrical wavy lines. Usually, ...

Ingrid Krauskopf – a b Figure 25.7 a–b Pontic amphora Paris, Bibl. Nat. 171: a) Aplu killing Tityos who tried to abduct Aplu’s ...

chapter 25: Gods and demons in the Etruscan pantheon – Figure 25.8 Stamnos, red fi gure, Vaticano, Mus. Greg. Etr. Z. 38: Turm ...

Ingrid Krauskopf – Accordingly, demons stand in closer contact with humans than gods, but they can always only be recognized b ...

chapter 25: Gods and demons in the Etruscan pantheon – not simply the supreme organizer, but rather the ruler over the kingdom ...

Ingrid Krauskopf – building with the many rooms in Pyrgi (see Chapter 30), we fi nd a being with the head of a rooster, which, ...

chapter 25: Gods and demons in the Etruscan pantheon – Figure 25.12 Plate, Pontic. Rome, Villa Giulia 84444: wolf demon. Photo ...

Ingrid Krauskopf – Figure 25.14 Bronze statuette, Florence, Mus. Arch. 547, so-called Jason. Figure 25.15 Bronze coin, (incuse ...

chapter 25: Gods and demons in the Etruscan pantheon – Figure 25.16 Red-fi gure oinochoe, vulture demon. Vatican Mus. Greg. Et ...

This table shows a selection of the gods about whom we know more than just their names. NOTES * Denotes numbers after Maggiani 1 ...

Cav(a)tha, Kav(u)tha Sech [= daughter, Kore] Persephone, Kore (Colonna 1991/ 92), Artemis, Hekate (Maggiani 1997) Pyrgi, South S ...

Table continuedEtruscan (and similar Etr. deities) Equivalent Greek Equivalent Roman Equivalent Other Rel. Possible attributes ( ...

Śuri (Aplu) Apollon Soranus (Apollo, Dispater, Pater Pyrgensis ?) Pyrgi, South Sanctuary (I); Arezzo, presso Santa Croce (I, sor ...