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Angerona

In ancient Gallo-Roman religion Angerona or Angeronia was an old Celtic goddess adopted by Romans, whose name and functions are variously explained. She is sometimes identified with the goddess Feronia.

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Festivals
Divalia
Other names
Angeronia,Ágach, Agroná
Symbols
mouth bandaged and sealed, finger on lips

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Angerona

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples43
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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related to Description · 19
Angerona → Acca Larentia, According, Also, Amor, Ancharia, Angeronalia, Dea Dia, December, Divalia, Faesulae, Her, It, Modern, Mommsen, Ops, Roma, Romans, Rome, She
related to Bibliography · 15
Angerona → Brill, Con, Diva Angerona, Dumézil, Edizione, Etruschi, Furio Jesi, Hendrik Wagenvoort, La, Milano, Paris Payot, Pietas, Rizzoli, Roman Religion, Selected Studies
related to References · 6
Angerona → Cambridge University Press, Chisholm, Encyclopædia Britannica, Hugh, This, Vol
Festivals · 1
Angerona → Divalia
Other names · 1
Angerona → Angeronia,Ágach, Agroná
Symbols · 1
Angerona → mouth bandaged and sealed, finger on lips

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goddess name dumézil religion divalia winter romans description pain rome sacred statue angeronia according 21 crisis solstice day word time

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
AngeronaFestivalsDivalia1.00infobox
AngeronaOther namesAngeronia,Ágach, Agroná1.00infobox
AngeronaSymbolsmouth bandaged and sealed, finger on lips1.00infobox
Angeronarelated to BibliographyDumézil0.60section
Angeronarelated to BibliographyLa0.60section
Angeronarelated to BibliographyCon0.60section
Angeronarelated to BibliographyEtruschi0.60section
Angeronarelated to BibliographyMilano0.60section
Angeronarelated to BibliographyRizzoli0.60section
Angeronarelated to BibliographyEdizione0.60section
Angeronarelated to BibliographyFurio Jesi0.60section
Angeronarelated to BibliographyParis Payot0.60section

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