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Laverna diosa
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Trivia the goddess of crossroads and guardian of roads was considered a minor, or lesser, god.

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Major Roman Gods Family Tree and Genealogy The blood sacrifices made to Trivia would therefore have been a ewe, cow or heifer, sow, hen or other female birds and conducted outside a temple. The sex of a sacrificial animal had to correspond to the sex of the goddess to whom it was offered. White animals were sacrificed to the goddesses of the upper world whereas black victims to the deities of the Underworld. Trivia the Roman goddess of crossroads and guardian of roads was worshipped in the same way as any other Roman divinity with prayers and making vows, dedicating altars, sacrificing animals, birds and offerings of milk, honey, grain, fruit, cakes, flowers, perfumes and wine. The Romans were highly practical and believed that their gods and goddesses controlled everything in their lives and therefore every occupation and task had its presiding Roman goddess or god. The Worship of Trivia, the Roman goddess of crossroads and guardian of roads

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12 Otras aclaraciones de Leland acerca del texto se pueden. Leland aclara en una nota el objetivo de esa adición: Diana, representada en Aradia, es adorada por ladrones, mientras que Laverna era la diosa romana del robo. There is considerable confusion regarding Trivia who is often linked with Hecate (Greek goddess) or Hekate the Roman goddess. El capítulo decimoquinto, por ejemplo, es una invocación a la diosa romana Laverna por medio de una baraja de naipes. As a triple divinity Trivia is represented in art as having three female bodies, all young and beautiful, and united together. The goddess Trivia would be called upon for help, protection and guidance when danger threatened. Instal su altar en las afueras de la ciudad de Roma, donde la puerta cercana lleg a ser nombrada en su honor. An effigy of Trivia was placed on crossroads where votive offerings were left. LAVERNA: Esta descarada deidad es la diosa patrona de los ladrones. Crossroads, in the symbolic term, were also seen as points of danger where the path of life split representing the moment of decision in strange surroundings and unknown circumstances. Lmures o fantasmas que despertaban gran temor al pueblo. Dioses de la fiebre, enfermedades y dems. Laverna, diosa de los ladrones y carteristas. Existan adems dioses considerados negativos: Vjove, un dios de naturaleza infernal. Travelling at night was dangerous for all the normal reasons, but added to this, humans could also be caught in the hunter's traps only guided by the deceptive light of the moon. Pomona, diosa tutelar de jardineros y hortelanos. The Roman crossroads were often game paths and popular places for hunters to spread their nets and traps, in the hope of catching small animals. Trivia, the minor Roman goddess of crossroads and guardian of roads












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