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Culsans

Culsans (Culśanś) is an Etruscan deity, known from four inscriptions and a variety of iconographical material which includes coins, statuettes, and a sarcophagus. Culśanś is usually rendered as a male deity with two faces and at least two statuettes depicting him have been found in close association with city gates. These characteristics suggest that he…

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ContrappostoTorqueSelvansIngrid KrauskopfDe
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Judith SwaddlingErika SimonAdriano MaggianiItArchaic period
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EtruriaHellenistic PeriodCortonaVolterraFirenzuola
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Etymology

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related to References · 70
Culsans → Adriano, Akademische Druck, Ambros Josef, Amsterdam, An Introduction, Analysis, Anthropology, Archaeology, Argos, Artemis Verlag, Atti, Austin, Bonfante, Bouke, Case Studies, Centro Di Della Edifimi, Culsu, Erika, Etruscan Myth, Etruscan Ritual Behaviour
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Culsans → Adriano Maggiani, Ambros Josef Pfiffig, Archaic, Argos, Babylonia, Culśanś, East, Erika Simon, Etruscan, Etruscan Janus, For, Goetze, Greek, He, Hera, In, Io, Janus, Judith Swaddling, Maggiani
related to Etymology · 2
Culsans → Italian, The

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culśanś janus cortona also etruscan two deity scholars roman god selvans isbn inscription includes many associated rendered name root de

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Culsansrelated to EtymologyThe0.60section
Culsansrelated to EtymologyItalian0.60section
Culsansrelated to Foreign equivalentsRoman0.60section
Culsansrelated to Foreign equivalentsJanus0.60section
Culsansrelated to Foreign equivalentsJudith Swaddling0.60section
Culsansrelated to Foreign equivalentsEtruscan Janus0.60section
Culsansrelated to Foreign equivalentsMany Etruscan0.60section
Culsansrelated to Foreign equivalentsEtruscan0.60section
Culsansrelated to Foreign equivalentsFor0.60section
Culsansrelated to Foreign equivalentsErika Simon0.60section
Culsansrelated to Foreign equivalentsGreek0.60section
Culsansrelated to Foreign equivalentsTo0.60section

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