Sky

The first three houses are occupied by Tinia, the supreme god linked to the Greek god Zeus, followed by Cilens (an epithet of Tinia, possibly related to night or boundaries), and Thufltha (a divine power associated with fate and judgment, appearing as an aspect of Tinia), and Nethuns, in the form of divinity of atmospheric humidity. In fourth place is Uni, wife of Tinia, protectress of cities and births.

Water

The second four houses are occupied by Tecum, a still-mysterious figure: the sanctuary of Tuoro on Lake Trasimeno is dedicated to this diety. Lusal occupies the next space, followed by Nethuns, originally the diety of fresh-water, only later identified with the Greek god Poseidon. Catha, the sun goddess, occupies the last house.

Earth

The terrestrial realm of vegetation, boundaries, and earth spirits. Governs agricultural cycles, forest boundaries, and land-based divine forces.

Underworld

The chthonic realm of earth goddesses, protective spirits, and underworld deities. Controls death omens, protection, and liminal passages.

Pars Familiaris

The familiar/favorable realm containing household spirits and benevolent deities. Represents favorable omens and domestic divine protection.

Gall Bladder

The bile reservoir representing concentrated divine energy, generative forces, and seasonal transitions. Contains powerful fertility and war deities.

Central Section

The central power zone containing heroic protectors and generating forces. Represents the heart of divine power and cosmic balance.

Pars Hostilis

The hostile/unfavorable realm containing border guardians and infernal deities. Represents challenging omens and protective boundaries.

Back

The foundational cosmic anchors representing the Sun and Moon. These mark the fundamental celestial cycles underlying all divination.

Protective spirit associated with Culsans.

Goddess of the sun in her solar-nymph form.

Goddess of the earth and chthonic forces.

Epithet of Tinia, possibly related to night or boundaries.

Benevolent protector of doors and thresholds.

God of wine, inebriation, and vegetation cycles.

Hero-protector, divine strength and protection.

God of war, representing martial force. Also associated with underworld and boundary maintenance.

Household female spirit, domestic protection. Companion of Turan.

Underworld goddess associated with the dead and chthonic forces. Appears on the Liver of Piacenza and in ritual inscriptions.

Unidentified water deity, possibly related to light or purification.

Possibly maternal or generative attribute deity.

Generative force and generating power of all the gods.

Epithet or attribute associated with Lethams.

God of fresh water, sea, and atmospheric moisture.

Uncertain deity, possibly related to purification.

God of the underworld and temporal cycles.

God of borders and forest boundaries.

God of the lucomenes, or ruling class.

Divine power associated with fate and judgment, often appearing as an aspect of Tinia representing avenging or punitive forces.

Supreme sky god and father of the gods in the Etruscan pantheon.

The moon god, representing lunar cycles and night illumination.

Nymphs tied to water cult and sacred offerings.

Uncertain deity in the gall bladder zone.

Wife of Tinia, guardian of marriage, fertility, birth, and cities.

The sun god, representing solar power and illumination.

Infernal form of Sethlans (Vulcan), fire deity.

Underworld "Apollo", chthonic version of the light god.