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Camillus

deity intermediate Etruscan single tradition · 2

Camillus is an epithet of Hermes-Turms, meaning ‘servant’ (i.e. of the other deities). Bernard Combet-Farnoux interprets comments by Servius and Macrobius as indicating that “Hermes-Turms” had the epithet Camillus.

↻ synthesized from 2 sources

When

First attested
700 BCE
Attested period
-700 – 100
Historical notes
Etruscan civilization flourished from the 7th century BCE to the 1st century CE.

Relationships

enemy of
Brennus
co occurs with
Cerberus, Cadmilos, Charun, Turms, Tinia, Turmś Aitaś, Fufluns, Hercle, Apulu, Mercury

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Mentioned by

Sources

wikipedia (2)
  1. Turms
  2. Fuimus Troes

Source passages

“Bernard Combet-Farnoux interprets comments by Servius and Macrobius as indicating that “Hermes-Turms” had the epithet Camillus, meaning ‘servant’ (i.e. of the other deities).”

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“The ghosts of the Gallic leader Brennus and his Roman antagonist Camillus discuss the long-standing conflicts between their peoples... The ghosts of Brennus and Camillus return with the god Mercury.”

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