The Etruscan liver was the protagonist of one of the events with history organized byGens Innominabilis association at the Torrione di Castell’arquato.
Three academic figures intervened to share with the public the events linked to the history of the Etruscan Liver: the professor of the Alma Mater University of Bologna Antonio Gottarellithe historian of religions Mattia Cefis and the historical popularizer Emanuele Viotti.
The public, arriving from Parma, Piacenza and Milan, had the opportunity to follow Andriano Mattia Cefis through an excursus on the divinities involved in the Etruscan liver, Emanuele Viotti on the influences of the Etruscan religion in Roman culture and Antonio Gottarelli who shared with the public a new reading on the famous archaeological find preserved in Piacenza.
THE GENS INNOMINABILIS ASSOCIATION
The cultural promotion association Gens Innominabilis, satisfied with the positive response to the initiative, is determined to continue its activity, to the point of transforming the Torrione into a laboratory in which to talk about culture and art.
Gens Innominabilis has been operating in the Castell’arquato area for two years and has managed to bring prominent personalities in the academic panorama to the village such as the Greek scholar Angelo Toninelli and the archaeologist Giorgio Franchetti.
The association intends to continue to propose educational and cultural initiatives, such as book presentations, conventions and conferences, in the meantime, on Saturday 4 May, an appointment again at the Torrione at 5.00 pm for the presentation of Graziano Tonelli’s book “Chivalry and the Constantinian regiment of San Giorgio in the duchy of Parma and Piacenza”.
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