Centimani

**Centimani** su u rimskoj mitologiji storuki i pedesetoglavi divovi, pandani grčkih Hekatonhira.
[mini|Storučni Briareus korišten kao [alegorija višestruke prijetnje nemira radnika kapitalu u političkoj karikaturi, 1890.]]

## Opis i mitovi 
*Centiman* znači "storuk" (lat. *centum* = "sto" + *manus* = "ruka"). Njihova su imena: Kot (lat. *Cottus*), Gig (lat. *Gyes*) i Brijarej (lat. *Briareus*). Rođeni su kao djeca Tere, Majke Zemlje i Cela, Oca Neba. Tera je prvo rodila lijepe Titane i Titanide, ali je Cel pobjesnio kad je vidio ružne Centimane sa sto ruku i pedeset glava, pa ih je, svu trojicu, smjestio natrag u Terinu utrobu - podzemlje, što je njoj uzrokovalo veliku bol, jer je voljela svu svoju djecu, bez obzira na izgled. Zato je naredila najmlađem Titanu Saturnu da svrgne svog oca i oslobodi braću; on je postao kralj svemira, ali nije pustio Centimane. Saturnov sin Jupiter je oslobodio Centimane kako bi mu pomogli u borbi protiv Titana, ali su se oni, prema Vergiliju, borili na strani Titana. Higin piše da su Centimani sinovi Tere, ali ne i Cela, već Etera (Tama, Zrak). 
## Kultura 
U Danteovoj *Božanstvenoj komediji* spominje se jedan Centiman - Brijarej, kako napada samog boga Jupitera na planini Olimp.

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