A prophet in these people's mythology was suddenly born when a man working in a field plowed an especially deep furrow.
A prophet in these people's mythology was suddenly born when a man working in a field plowed an especially deep furrow. A sacred text of these people called "The Art of the Thunderstruck" was attributed to the seer-demigoddess Vegoia. Their love goddess was represented by a swan and accompanied by a retinue of Lasas, while their many death gods include the wolflike Calu and the torch-bearer Vanth. The names of many of these people's deities, though not that of their smith god Sethlans, were engraved on a life-size bronze model of a sheep's liver found at Piacenza. During a war, a king of these people freed hostages in recognition of the bravery of Cloelia and was impressed by the valor of a man who burned his own hand off, Mucius Scaevola. For 10 points, Lars Porsenna was a king of what people, whose chief triad of deities was made up of Menrva, Uni, and Tinia?
A prophet in these people's mythology was suddenly born when a man working in a field plowed an especially deep furrow.
Etruscans [or Rasenna; prompt on "Roman mythology' or "Rome" until "Roman" is read]