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Vortumnus

British  
/ vɔːˈtʌmnəs /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of Vertumnus

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The great Juno Regina of Veii was long ago induced by evocatio to migrate to Rome; Fors Fortuna from Etruria, Juturna from Lavinium, Minerva Capta from Falerii, Feronia, a famous Latin goddess from Capena, Vortumnus from Volsinii,585 all attest the same liberal tone in religious matters which on the whole marks the secular Italian policy of the Senate in this period.

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Vortumnus was, however, undoubtedly of Etruscan origin; Wissowa, R.K. p.

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The place was in such good condition104 that even the statue and altar of Vortumnus, described by Livy, Asconius, Varro and others, were found lying at the foot of the steps of the temple.

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