Tages
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This article is about the Etruscan god of wisdom. For the CD/DVD copy protection system, see TAGES.
In Etruscan mythology, Tarchies (spelled in Latin as Tages) was the god of wisdom. He appeared at ploughing-time and taught Etruscans divination. He is either the son or grandson of Jove, or he was born directly from a freshly plowed lot. He was depicted as having two snakes for legs,[1] and some sources claim that he is a daemon.
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- ^ Compare archaic chthonic figures of Greek mythology such as Typhon/Typhoeus, Echidna, Campe, or Cecrops.
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