Every myth carries a truth older than the civilization that told it.
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Aita (Eita), the Etruscan god of the underworld and the dead — the grim lord of the realm below, ruler with his consort Phersipnai, depicted crowned with
Menrva (Menerva), the Etruscan goddess of wisdom, war, arts, crafts, and healing — the armed maiden-goddess of intelligence and skill, member of the great
Uni, the supreme goddess and queen of the gods of the Etruscans — the great mother-goddess of the heavens, sovereignty, marriage, and the state, consort
Tinia (Tin), the supreme sky-god and king of the gods of the Etruscans — the great god of the heavens, thunder, and lightning whose thunderbolts revealed
