di terrestres

deity earth Roman single tradition · 1

The di terrestres are the "terrestrial gods" in Roman religion. Their altars are arae. The text does not provide further information about their specific roles or characteristics.

When

First attested
100 BCE
Attested period
-100 – 0
Historical notes
Mentioned by Varro in the 1st century BC.

Relationships

co occurs with
Di Manes, Hecate, Manes, di inferi, di superi

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Sources

wikipedia (1)

Source passages

“Varro (1st century BC) distinguishes among the di superi (“gods above”), whose sites for offerings are called altaria; the di terrestres (“terrestrial gods”), whose altars are arae; and di inferi”

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