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Ambarvalia was a
Roman agricultural fertility rite,
involving animal sacrifices and held on 29 May in
honor of Ceres,
Bacchus and Dea Dia. However, the...
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sometimes with her Gr****
equivalent Demeter. She was
worshiped during Ambarvalia, a
festival to Ceres.
Every May, her priests, the
Fratres Arvales, held...
- also
honoured in the May
lustration (lustratio) of the
fields at the
Ambarvalia festival: at harvesttime: and
during Roman marriages and
funeral rites...
- life, even if
disgraced or exiled.
Their most
important festival, the
Ambarvalia,
occurred during the
month of May, in a
grove dedicated to Dia. The Carmen...
- Cultura, "On Agriculture". It was
performed each May on the
festival of
Ambarvalia, a
festival that
involved "walking
around the fields."
Public suovetaurilias...
- on May 1,
Argei fell on May 14 or May 15,
Agonalia fell on May 21, and
Ambarvalia on May 29.
Floralia was held
April 27
during the
Republican era, or April...
- to May 3
under the
Empire The
feriae conceptivae of this
month was the
Ambarvalia. 1 (Kalends):
Games of
Flora continue;
sacrifice to Maia; anniversary...
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overshadowed by the po****r
piety of the Church. Such were
those of the
Ambarvalia, Robigalia,
which were
essentially rustic festivals,
lustrations of the...
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Their duties included ritual propitiations or
thanksgivings such as the
Ambarvalia, the
sacrifices done at the
borders of Rome at the
fifth mile of the Via...
- orchestra, Op. 41 (1953)
Pageant Overture The Rainbow, Op. 44 (1954)
Ambarvalia for
small orchestra, Op. 70 (1988)
Piano Concerto in G minor, Op. 34 (1948)...
