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sanctioned authority (auctoritas). The rite of
apotheosis (also
called consecratio)
signified the
deceased emperor's deification. The
dominance of the emperor...
-
vestments otherwise reserved to clergy. In the High
Middle Ages, the
Consecratio Virginum is
known for
Benedictine and
Cistercian monasteries, it is mentioned...
- his
older brother Titus to
commemorate Titus's
official deification or
consecratio and the
victory of
Titus together with
their father, Vespasian, over...
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Chapel of Sant'Aquilino
attached to San Lorenzo. He was
deified with the
consecratio:
Divae Memoriae Valentini****, lit. 'Valentinian of
Divine Memory'. At...
-
Third Century Known for
grandson of
Carus Parent(s)
Paulina (mother, possibly)
Relatives Carus (grandfather)
Family Caran dynasty Honours Consecratio...
-
Oliveira (died 1993),
beatified in 2007 The
tradition of the rite of the
Consecratio virginum (consecration of a virgin)
dates back to the 4th century, the...
- less
often a
winged genius)
bearing a
figure aloft, with the
legend CONSECRATIO (i.e. Faustina's
ascension into heaven).
Coins of
Faustina were sometimes...
-
within the
imperial circle.
There was then a
public ceremony,
called a
consecratio,
including the
release of an
eagle which flew high,
representing the...
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Stephen was elected; but,
since four days
later he died,
before his
consecratio,
which according to the
canon law of the time was the true commencement...
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accession of his son,
Theodosius the
Elder was
deified and
given the
consecratio in Latin:
Divus Theodosius Pater, lit. 'the
Divine Father Theodosius'...
