Roman Festivals
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共 35 段- FP occurs thrice, but only in three calendars. Feb. 21 (_Fer
- Varro, _L. L._ 6. 29 ‘Dies fasti, per quos praetoribus omnia
- In an elaborate note[88] Mr. Frazer has attempted to explain
- Liber is beyond doubt an old Italian deity, whose true natur
- Usener in _Rhein. Mus._ xxx. 218; Roscher, _Lex._ s. v. Mars
- The stone was deposited in the temple of Victory on the Pala
- This day was generally known as Vinalia Priora, as distingui
- Ovid, l. c. 633 ‘Nune gravidum pecus est, gravidae nunc semi
- ‘Maium Romulus tertium posuit. De cuius nomine inter auctore
- But on May 15 there was another rite in which the word _Arge
- In primis venerare deos, atque annua magnae
- Gell. 5. 12. The meaning of the expression is not clear. Pau
- More than thirty years ago Reifferscheid published a paper i
- The temple of which this day was apparently the _dies natali
- If we look at her in this light, there is really no difficul
- _Fasti_, 6. 395 foll.
- This day was also known as Nonae Caprotinae, because the wom
- _R. R._ 139. For _piacula_ of this kind see also Henzen, _Ac
- The close relation of Diana to human life is not very diffic
- It should just be mentioned that Jordan[928], relying on Luc
- This last example may suggest a hypothesis which is at least
- But it must be confessed that the evidence is very slight[10
- Livy’s language seems to suggest that these were in the care
- _de Feriis_, &c., p. xi. To me this explanation does not see
- (3) A third well-attested point is the attribution to Faunus
- The date given by Pliny and Macrobius proves that Angerona w
- The same word appears in the calendars for three other days,
- Ovid has told us what was the nature of the rites. According
- Februa Romani dixere piamina patres,
- There is a curious passage in Apollonius Rhodius[1413], wher
- III KAL. MART. (FEB. 27). NP.
- This must be a son of the family. We have, therefore, in thi
- In contemplating the Roman foundations of this period we are
- April: character, 6, 9, 33, 66-7;
- September: character, 215-6;