Janus

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Janus i fałszywy nowy rok
Portunes- Roman myth: god of keys, doors, ports, harbors and livestock. He protected the warehouses where grain was stored. He was depicted with two faces, facing opposite directions. He is the counterpart of the Greek god Janus. Greek Pantheon, Roman Mythology, Bronze Statue, Gods And Goddesses, Art Reproductions, Vintage World Maps, Original Artwork, Fine Art Prints, Tumblr
Portunes- Roman myth: god of keys, doors, ports, harbors and livestock. He protected the warehouses where grain was stored. He was depicted with two faces, facing opposite directions. He is the counterpart of the Greek god Janus.
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Liminal deity - Wikipedia
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a statue of two women standing next to each other in front of trees and bushes
Janus and Athena
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Janus, The god of gates and doorways . having two faces looking in opposite directions. a hybrid . via Pergamonmuseum, Berlin
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Anne of Bretony as Prudence (the Virtue). Her face is used for the woman's face and the ancient face signifies wisdom (and prudence).
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the cover of janus - roman god, with an image of a statue on it
Janus: Roman God – Symbol Sage
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Em The History Girl
1st January 2017 seemed like a fitting time to make a post about Janus, Happy New Year people….
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Two faced dualistic God Egyptian God Apis/Osiris Light and Darkness, and the Roman God Janus (January) which is the god of beginnings, gates, transitions, time, duality, doorways, passages, and endings. He is usually depicted as having two faces, since he looks to the future and to the past.