Tanit

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Tanit is a major Punic and Phoenician goddess associated with fertility, motherhood, and protection, especially venerated in Carthage.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Tanit canonical 6
Tanit Pene Baal 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Phoenician goddess
Punic goddess
deity
goddess
appearsOn Carthaginian amulets
Carthaginian coins
Carthaginian stelae
associatedWith fertility
motherhood
protection
the heavens
the moon
war
consortOf Baal Hammon
linked to: Baal
cultType state cult in Carthage
culture Phoenician religion
Punic religion
hasIconography frontal standing figure
robed woman with veil
solar and lunar motifs around her figure
linkedTo Anat
Astarte
majorCultCenter Carthage
possibleEquivalent Greek goddess Artemis
linked to: Artemis

Greek goddess Hera
linked to: Hera

Roman goddess Diana
linked to: Artemis

Roman goddess Juno
religiousRole city tutelary deity
patroness of fertility and childbirth
protective goddess of Carthage
spouse Baal Hammon
linked to: Baal
symbol crescent moon
dove
palm tree
pomegranate
stylized female figure with raised arms
triangle topped by a circle and horizontal bar
timePeriod 1st millennium BCE
Classical antiquity
title Face of Baal
Tanit Pene Baal
linked to: Tanit
veneratedBy Carthaginians
Libyco-Punic populations
Phoenicians
worshippedIn Carthage
Iberian Peninsula
Ibiza
linked to: Ibiza, Spain

Malta
North Africa
Phoenician colonies in the western Mediterranean
Sardinia
Sicily

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Punic people majorDeity Tanit
subject linked to: Punic (Carthaginian) people
Tanit title Tanit Pene Baal
linked to: Tanit
Punic stelae dedicatedTo Tanit
Caelestis hasOrigin Tanit