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Carmentalia was the two
feast days (11
January and 15 January) of the
Roman goddess Carmenta. She had her
temple atop the
Capitoline Hill.
Carmenta was...
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January 1, as well as one of
three Agonalia,
celebrated January 9, and
Carmentalia,
celebrated January 11.
These dates do not
correspond to the
modern Gregorian...
- was next to the
Porta Carmentalis in Rome. Her festival,
called the
Carmentalia, was
celebrated primarily by
women on
January 11 and
January 15. She...
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Human Trafficking Awareness Day (United States)
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Carmentalia (January 11th and
January 15th) (Rome)
Prithvi Jayanti (Nepal) Merry...
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AGONALIA for J**** at the
Regia 10 IV Id. Ian. EN 11 III Id. Ian. NP •
CARMENTALIA • dies
natalis of the cult of
Juturna in the
Campus Martius 12 pridie...
- the
story of
Lotis and Priapus. The
third episode (461–636) for the
Carmentalia discusses the
exile of
Evander to Latium, the
prophecy of his mother...
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Vesta apperit[ur] and the last day as
Vesta cluditur.
Roman festivals Carmentalia Floralia Cerealia Fornacalia Opiconsivia Divalia Furrinalia Matralia...
- at
least four
festivals named Agonalia throughout the year 11 and 15:
Carmentalia, with
Juturna celebrated also on the 11th 13 (Ides) 24–26: most common...
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flamines to her cult, and by the
archaic festival in her honor, the
Carmentalia. The
shrine was to the
right as one
exited the gate. The gate's two arches...
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Carmentis (or Carmenta), who had her own
flamen and in
whose honor the
Carmentalia was held, and Egeria, the
divine consort of Numa Pompilius, the second...
