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Lusus

Lusus, in Roman mythology, is a son or companion of Bacchus, god of wine and divine madness. In Portuguese culture, Lusus features in national mythology as the founder and namesake of ancient Lusitania and the father of the Lusitanians, traditional ancestors of the modern Portuguese people.

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Origins of the name

Origins of the mythological character

In Portugal

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Lusus

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples42
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Lusus

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related to Origins of the name · 21
Lusus → AD, Avienius's Ora, BC, Celtic, Celts, Douro, Extremadura, Iberian Peninsula, Lucis, Lusis, Lusitani, Lusitania, Luso, Massaliote Periplus, Portugal, Pre-Roman, Roman, Spain, The, There
related to Origins of the mythological character · 12
Lusus → Bacchus, Camões's Lusiads, Father Bacchus, III, It, Lusitania, Luís Vaz, Pan, Pliny, Pliny's Naturalis Historia, The, Varro
related to In Portugal · 9
Lusus → Camões, Estado Novo, For, In The Lusiads, Lusitania, Lusitanians, Moorish, Portuguese, These

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lusitania god name bacchus son companion ancient mythology bold douro lusitanians century roman portuguese founder father people past origins character

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Lususrelated to In PortugalIn The Lusiads0.60section
Lususrelated to In PortugalCamões0.60section
Lususrelated to In PortugalLusitanians0.60section
Lususrelated to In PortugalLusitania0.60section
Lususrelated to In PortugalFor0.60section
Lususrelated to In PortugalPortuguese0.60section
Lususrelated to In PortugalMoorish0.60section
Lususrelated to In PortugalThese0.60section
Lususrelated to In PortugalEstado Novo0.60section
Lususrelated to Origins of the mythological characterThe0.60section
Lususrelated to Origins of the mythological characterPliny's Naturalis Historia0.60section
Lususrelated to Origins of the mythological characterPliny0.60section

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