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Tutilina

Tutilina (also Tutelina, Tutulina) was in Roman religion a tutelary goddess, apparently responsible for protecting crops brought in during harvest time

Neptune (mythology)

chthonic nature. From Augustine (De Civitate Dei IV 8, about the role of Tutilina in assuring the safety of stored grain), Dumézil interprets its name as

Titivillus

assigned to each step of the agricultural process, mentions a goddess Tutilina whose job is to watch over grain after it was collected and stored. "Titivillus"

List of Roman agricultural deities

Nodutus) or Terensis, the god of threshing Tutelina (also Tutulina or Tutilina), a goddess who watches over the stored grain. Sterquilinus (also as Sterces

Salus

Macrobius as related in their sacrality: Salus, Semonia, Seia, Segetia, Tutilina, who required the observance of a dies feriatus of the person who happened

Juno (mythology)

but should have a sexual meaning as also is true in the case of goddess Tutilina. CIL XI 3100;3125;3126. Servius Aen. I 8 : the goddess uses cart and spear;

Glossary of ancient Roman religion

former times the inadvertent nomination of Salus, Semonia, Seia, Segetia, Tutilina required the observance of a dies feriatus of the person involved. Cic

Indigitamenta

identified with Semele Strenia Subigus pater BCh Subruncinator Ag Tutanus Tutilina Ag Unxia Vagitanus BCh Vallonia Venilia Verminus Vervactor Ag Vica Pota

Sancus

Macrobius as related in their sacrality: Salus, Semonia, Seia, Segetia, Tutilina, who required the observance of a dies feriatus of the person who happened

List of Cyclocephala species

Martinez, 1975 c g Cyclocephala tucumana Brethes, 1904 c g Cyclocephala tutilina Burmeister, 1847 c g Cyclocephala tylifera Höhne, 1923 c g Cyclocephala