Dei Lucrii
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| Topics in Roman mythology | |
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| Important Gods: | |
| Jupiter | Minerva |
| Mars | Mercury |
| Quirinus | Vulcan |
| Vesta | Ceres |
| Juno | Venus |
| Fortuna | Lares |
| Topics | |
| Roman Kingdom | |
| Religion in ancient Rome | |
| Flamens | |
| Roman, Greek, and Etruscan mythologies compared | |
| Other gods of craft and trade: | |
| Penates | Lemures |
| Dei Lucrii | Bonus Eventus |
| Furrina | Portunes |
In early Roman mythology, the Dei Lucrii were early gods of wealth, profit, commerce and trade. They were later subsumed by Mercury.
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