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Also known as Menrva

thumb|upright|Mosaic of the Minerva of Peace in the Library of Congress

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Deity.type: Roman
Deity.name: Minerva
Deity.member_of: the Capitoline Triad and the Dii Consentes
Deity.image: Herculaneum Collegio degli Augustali Ercole sull'Olimpo (cropped).jpg
Deity.caption: Fresco of Minerva from Herculaneum (1st century AD)
Deity.god_of: Goddess of poetry, medicine, commerce, weaving, the crafts, and wisdom
Deity.symbols: Owl of Minerva, olive tree, serpent of Jupiter, the Parthenon, the spear, the spindle, and Hellebore
Deity.parents: JupiterMetis
Deity.gender: Female
Deity.greek_equivalent: Athena
Deity.etruscan_equivalent: Menrva
Deity.festivals: Quinquatria

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Part of: Dii Consentes
Gender: female
Father: Jupiter
Mother: Metis
Based on: Menrva
Image: Statue de la déesse Minerve - Musée du Louvre (Ma 332).jpg
Work location: Ancient Rome
Said to be same as: Menrva

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described by source: Pauly–Wissowa
Commons category: Minerva
worshipped by: ancient Roman religion
topic's main category: Category:Minerva
domain of saint or deity: teacher
native label: Minerva

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