#Faust

• Acca Larentia — An archaic deity and mythological figure in ancient Roman religion, revered as a goddess of fertility, the earth, and death, celebrated on December 23 during the Larentalia festival. In founding legends, she is described as the wife of the shepherd Faustulus and the adoptive mother of Romulus and Remus; her nickname 'lupa' (Latin for both she-wolf and prostitute) inspired the myth of the Capitoline Wolf. Modernly, it defines a Roman street known for a political attack during the 'Years of Lead'.
• Auerbach — A proper noun of German origin used as a toponym for several towns in Germany and Austria. It also functions as a surname borne by notable figures such as writer Berthold Auerbach or basketball coach Red Auerbach, and is historically associated with 'Auerbachs Keller' in Leipzig.