This deity is often equated with an Etruscan god accompanied by a demon who wields a torch and scissors named Culsu. During a Sabine attack led by (10[1])Tatius, (-5[1])this deity (10[1])created (10[1])a hot spring (10[2])named (10[2])Lautolae. (10[7]-5[1])Some texts (10[1])credit this deity with fathering the Tiber River (10[1])with his wife (10[1])Camese. (10[1])This (10[1])deity (10[1])is (10[1])credited with having minted the first coins. (10[4])This deity (10[2])assaulted (10[1])Cranaë (10[1]-5[1])(“kruh-NAY-ee”) before (10[1])giving (10[2])her the branch of a hawthorn (-5[1])tree, leading to her deification as the goddess (10[1])Cardea. (-5[1])Fontus was fathered by this deity (-5[1])and the goddess (-5[1])Juturna. (10[1])The gates (10[1])of (10[1])temples (10[6])to (10[1])this (10[4])deity (10[17])were (10[1])kept (10[2])open (10[5])during (10[3])times (10[2])of war (10[3])and shut (10[3]-5[3])during (10[1])times (10[1])of peace. (10[2]-5[2])For 10 points, name this two-faced (10[1])Roman (10[3])deity (10[7])of (10[1])beginnings, endings, (10[2])and doorways. ■END■ (10[8]0[4])