Etruscan Roman remains in popular tradition (1892)
Leland, Charles Godfrey, 1824-1903 · London, T. F. Unwin · leaf 40
illone of the deities who are rapidly passing, and who are now known to very few.That he is on the whole far more feared than loved is manifest, and the Tiniaof the Etruscans was altogether a deity who was, unlike Jupiter, one of horror anddread. Nearly all the deities of the Etruscans were—as… … TERAMti (rURlb; MERCURY). reader will find to be the case with the spirits which exist in popular belief atthe present day in La Toscana Rouiagiia. tAramo. 25 It is to be observed that the name of Tinm, or its equivalent, is found in Tuscanlegends as that of a great and wealthy lord—un…
Folklore · Superstition
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