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| − | The Aisar are a pantheon of deities close to the ancient culture of the Etruscans. Their original pantheon consisted of [[Catha]] and [[Usil]], the sun; [[Tivr]], the moon; [[Selvans]], a civil god; [[Turan]], the goddess of love; [[Laran]], the god of war; [[Leinth]], the goddess of death; [[Maris]], [[Thalna]], [[Turms]] and the god [[Vanth]].
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| − | The [[Olympus|Olympian]] gods had adapted to their new names under the rising cultural influence of Rome; former gods of the ancient Roman Numa were absorbed as the [[harmony]] of their ideology adapted to fit the Greek model. Several lesser gods ceased to exist, were incorporated into the Olympian pantheon, or were expelled to wander the world without worshippers.
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| − | As the Romans integrated the Etruscans, the harmony of the [[Aisar]] waned and was incorporated into the power of the [[Olympus|Olympian]] portfolios. Potent gods, such as [[Apollo]] and [[Zeus]], absorbed their Etruscan equivalent and integrated it into the Olympian ideology. In the space of two centuries, the gods of the Etruscans were supplanted by their more potent Olympian neighbors.
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Revision as of 16:35, 23 May 2020
