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A Miniature of “Fortuna” Goddess
A Miniature of “Fortuna” Goddess
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A Miniature of “Fortuna” Goddess

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This Goddess “Fortuna” represents abundance and fertility and she is 9” tall. She is a blindfolded woman holding a cornucopia and beautiful Golden color. 

The Roman god of chance or fortune. Fortuna was the Roman equivalent of Tyche, the Greek goddess of fortune. Fortuna was depicted standing on a ball, indicating the uncertainty of chance, fortune or fate.

Fortuna was originally a fertility goddess known as Fors Fortuna, and was also depicted carrying a cornucopia symbolising abundance or plenty. She had a temple in Rome called Fortuna Redux, built by Emperor Domitian, to celebrate the victories over the Germans. Her festival was held on June 24.

Among Roman gods, Fortuna goddess of fortune and luck was a highly revered deity in ancient Roman religion. She played a crucial role in the daily lives of Romans, as they believed that she held the power to control their fate and prosperity. The worship of Fortuna was widespread, with many rituals and offerings dedicated to appeasing her for good fortune. Fortuna held great significance in the lives of ancient Romans. Many believed that their fate and fortune were determined by her, and they would often turn to her for guidance and blessings. The idea of luck played a crucial role in Roman society, with Fortuna being the embodiment of this concept.