Quantum redactiones paginae "Semideus" differant

'''Semideus''' seu '''semidea''' est homo cuius parentium alter est vel deus vel dea, alter mortalis. Semideus est essens divina in corpore mythologiae cuius vox fortasse fictio sit a [[poeta]] romano [[Naso]] attingente deos minores, ut [[dryades]].<ref name="Weinstock1">{{cite book | title=Divus Julius | publisher=The Clarendon Press | author=Weinstock, Stefan | year=1971 | location=Oxford | page=53}}</ref> Verbum in variis pactis adhibetur variis temporibus et denotare potest figuram statum divinum adeptam post mortem vel [[numen]] vel mortalis proles dei humanisque. In orbe vetere graeci romanique verbum non congruebat <ref name="Talbert">{{cite journal | title=The Concept of Immortals in Mediterranean Antiquity | author=Talbert, C H | journal=Journal of Biblical Literature | year=1975 | volume=94 | issue=3 | pages=419–436 | doi=10.2307/3265162}}</ref> et vix adhibebatur et plures sensus habebat.<ref name="LS">{{cite book |last=Lewis |first=Charlton |authorlink= |year = 1904|title=An Elementary Latin Dictionary |url= |accessdate= |publisher=Oxford University Press |location= |page=767}}</ref> Primum in memoria inscripti sunt apud [[Homerus]] et [[Hesiodus]] ubi repperi potest verbum 'hemitheoi' ut mortuum [[heros|heroem]] describetdescribat ut dimidius [[deus]] .<ref name="Hansen">{{cite book | title=Handbook of Classical Mythology | publisher=ABC-CLIO Ltd | author=Hansen, W | year=2004 |page=199}}</ref>