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Fortuna

Fortuna (Latin: Fortūna), sometimes anglicized as Fortune, is the goddess of luck or fortune in Roman religion. She came to represent life's capriciousness, and was a goddess of fate. In antiquity she was also known by the epithet Automatia (Latin: Automatia; Greek: Αὐτοματία, "she who does what she will"). Her Greek equivalent is Tyche.

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Ancient cult

JupiterServius TulliusAncus MarciusTrastevereEtruscan
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Middle Ages and Renaissance

Saint AugustineCity of GodBoethius's ConsolationBoethiusInfluence of the stars
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LatinLuckRoman religionFateGreek
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Pars Fortuna in astrology

ZodiacSunMoonAscendantArabic astrology
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Abode
Rome
Greek
Tyche
Symbol
Globe, Cornucopia, Wheel, ball, Wreath

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Fortuna

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related to Notes · 46
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related to Ancient cult · 35
Fortuna → After, Also Fortuna, Ancus Marcius, As Annonaria, BC, Copia, Etruscan, Etruscan Servius Tullius, Fors Fortuna, Fortuna Primigenia, Fortuna Publica Populi Romani, Fortuna's, Forum Boarium, Here Fortuna, Italian Trastevere, June, Jupiter, Mater Matuta, Midsummer's Day, No
related to Middle Ages and Renaissance · 27
Fortuna → Amiens, Boethius, Boethius' Consolation, Boethius's Consolation, Christian, Christianity, City, Consolation, Divine Will, Fortune, Fortune's Wheel, God, God's, Helmsman's, How, In, It, Janus, Lady Fortune, Medieval
related to External links · 26
Fortuna → Ancient Rome, Art, Arya, Austin, Billington, Collier's New Encyclopedia, Cult, Darius Andre, Darius Andre Arya, Dissertations, Encyclopædia Britannica, Fors Fortuna, Goddess, Imperial Rome, January, Medieval, Michael Best, Texas, Text, The American Cyclopædia
related to Aspects · 19
Fortuna → Fortuna Annonaria, Fortuna Balnearis The, Fortuna Barbata The, Fortuna Conservatrix The, Fortuna Equestris The, Fortuna Faitrix The, Fortuna Huiusce Diei The, Fortuna Muliebris The, Fortuna Obsequens The, Fortuna Primigenia, Fortuna Privata The, Fortuna Publica The, Fortuna Redux, Fortuna Respiciens The, Fortuna Romana The, Fortuna Virgo The, Fortuna Virilis, Luck, Rome
see also · 12
Fortuna → Carl Orff, Carmina Burana, Faithfulness, Fides, Fortes, FortunaColumn, Fortune, Goths19 FortunaPiety, Hope, Pietas, Romans, Spes
related to Pars Fortuna in astrology · 11
Fortuna → Al-Biruni, Arabian Parts, Arabic Parts, Ascendant, In, In Arabic, It, Moon, Pars Fortuna, Rising, Sun
Abode · 1
Fortuna → Rome
Greek · 1
Fortuna → Tyche
Symbol · 1
Fortuna → Globe, Cornucopia, Wheel, ball, Wreath

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fortune goddess wheel rome luck roman life cult also latin greek one god many bad represented fate middle ages temple

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FortunaAbodeRome1.00infobox
FortunaGreekTyche1.00infobox
FortunaSymbolGlobe, Cornucopia, Wheel, ball, Wreath1.00infobox
Fortunarelated to Ancient cultFortuna's0.60section
Fortunarelated to Ancient cultJupiter0.60section
Fortunarelated to Ancient cultCopia0.60section
Fortunarelated to Ancient cultAs Annonaria0.60section
Fortunarelated to Ancient cultJune0.60section
Fortunarelated to Ancient cultFors Fortuna0.60section
Fortunarelated to Ancient cultVortumna0.60section
Fortunarelated to Ancient cultRoman0.60section
Fortunarelated to Ancient cultRome0.60section

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