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Hercle

In Etruscan religion, Hercle (also Heracle or Hercl), the son of Tinia and Uni, was a version of the Greek Heracles, depicted as a muscular figure often carrying a club and wearing a lionskin. He is a popular subject in Etruscan art, particularly bronze mirrors, which show him engaged in adventures not known from the Greek myths of Heracles or the Roman…

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Scenes from Etruscan art

Etruscan literatureMenrvaAthenaEpiur
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Etruscan religionTiniaUniHeraclesEtruscan art
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Canaanite
Melqart
Children
Epiur
Consort
Menrva
Egyptian
Heryshaf
Germanic
Hercules Magusanus
Greek
Heracles

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Hercle

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples42
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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Hercle

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related to Adoption of Hercle by Uni · 7
Hercle → Etruscan, In, There, Tinia, Uni, Uni's, Volterra
related to Hercle and Epiur · 7
Hercle → BCE, Epiur, In, Menrva, Some, This, Tinia
related to Union of Hercle and Menrva · 7
Hercle → Athena, BCE, Etruscan, Greek, In, Menrva, While
related to Worship · 7
Hercle → Caere, Etruria, Euphronios, Greece, In Toledo, Particularly, Several
related to Scenes from Etruscan art · 5
Hercle → Etruscan, Greek, Latin, Roman, Since Etruscan
Canaanite · 1
Hercle → Melqart
Children · 1
Hercle → Epiur
Consort · 1
Hercle → Menrva
Egyptian · 1
Hercle → Heryshaf
Germanic · 1
Hercle → Hercules Magusanus

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etruscan menrva greek uni heracles art also epiur roman tinia mirror depicted hercules gods bronze mirrors many status scenes esplace

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
HercleCanaaniteMelqart1.00infobox
HercleChildrenEpiur1.00infobox
HercleConsortMenrva1.00infobox
HercleEgyptianHeryshaf1.00infobox
HercleGermanicHercules Magusanus1.00infobox
HercleGreekHeracles1.00infobox
HercleParentsTinia and a mortal woman (raised and adopted by Uni)1.00infobox
HercleRomanHercules1.00infobox
HercleSiblingsMenrva (half-sister)1.00infobox
Herclerelated to Adoption of Hercle by UniThere0.60section
Herclerelated to Adoption of Hercle by UniTinia0.60section
Herclerelated to Adoption of Hercle by UniUni0.60section

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