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the roman god of harrowing, because even farm equipment deserved a deity.
means a minor roman agricultural deity presiding over the harrowing of soil, the raking that breaks clods after plowing.
from from latin occare, to harrow, itself possibly rooted in a proto-indo-european word for striking or breaking; occator is one of the indigitamenta, the specialist gods pontiffs invoked for narrow farm tasks so nothing slipped through unblessed.
divine joboversees only the harrowing step, nothing else
good companyworked alongside sterculius, god of manuring
crater namesakea bright spot on dwarf planet ceres is named occator
theological economyromans split farming into a god per motion