This article is about the deity. For the music band, see Mantus (band).
In Etruscan myth and religion, Mantus was a god of the underworld in the Po Valley, as described by Servius.[1] A dedication to the god manθ from the Archaic period was found in a sanctuary at Pontecagnano. His name is thought to be the origin of Mantua (Italian Mantova, the birthplace of Vergil).[2]
Elsewhere in Etruria, the god was called uri, probably to be identified with Soranus, a Sabine deity associated with the underworld.[3]
The consort of Mantus was Mania. The names of this pine couple indicate that they were connected to the Manes, chthonic pinities or spirits of the dead in ancient Roman belief and called man(im) by the Etruscans.[4]
Mantas is also a common Lithuanian name
1 Dies Irae
2 Strker Als Der Tod
3 Wolfsmensch
4 Neue Welt
5 Schattenherz
6 Utopia
7 Phnix
8 Geliebter Mein
9 Existenz
10 Mord In Mondschein
11 Schwarze Rosen
12 Gemeinsam In Den Tod
1 Die Letzten Der Welt
2 Scherben
3 Aus Traum Und Wirklichkeit
4 Der Himmel Ist Offen
5 Glaubst Du An Schmerz
6 Weg Ins Paradies
7 Insel
8 Du Siehst Mich Nicht
9 Wie Ein Engel
10 Silentium
11 Kaltes Graues Licht
1 Küss Mich Wach
2 Keine Liebe
3 Sehnsucht
4 Ich Tte Mich Selbst
5 Dunkler Engel
6 Ein Hauch von Wirklichkeit
7 Ohnmacht
8 Stumme Schreie
9 Dein Feind
10 Der Spiegel
11 Blatt im Wind
12 Eiswasser
disc 2
1 Keine Liebe (Piano Version)
2 Blatt im Wind (Piano Version)
3 Dunkler Engel (Piano Version)
4 Ein Hauch von Wirklichkeit (Piano Version)
5 Küss Mich Wach (Piano Version)
6 Sehnsucht (Piano Version)
