- In
ancient Roman religion, the
Epulum Jovis (also
Epulum Iovis) was a
sumptuous ritual feast offered to Jove on the Ides of
September (September 13) and...
-
attending and
managing banquets known as
epulum which were
dedicated to the gods. One
major epulum was the
epulum jovis which was
dedicated to Jupiter. Previously...
- vice versa. In
Ancient Rome, Ludi
Plebeii was held from
November 4–17,
Epulum Jovis was held on
November 13 and
Brumalia celebrations began on November...
- (Ides):
anniversary of the
Temple to
Jupiter Optimus Maximus; an
Epulum Iovis; an
epulum to the
Capitoline Triad 14:
Equorum probatio ("Approval of the...
-
built in an
Etruscan style and
dedicated in a new
September festival,
Epulum Jovis.
These are
supposedly the
first Roman deities whose images were adorned...
- of
September (the 13th),
Jupiter was
honored with a
public banquet, the
Epulum Jovis. A nail-driving
ritual in the
temple marked the p****ing of the political...
- of the 4th century. They were
first created in 196 BC to
superintend the
Epulum Jovis feast on the Capitol, but
their services were also
requisitioned on...
-
ritually dispelled foreign invaders from Rome.
There were two
festivals called epulum Iovis ("Feast of Jove"). One was held on 13 September, the
anniversary of...
-
extra day was
added in
honor of the
deified Julius Caesar on 4 September.
Epulum Jovis was held on
September 13. Ludi
Triumphales was held from September...
- [res]titu[it et ob dedica]tionem / [decurionibus et popu]lo et [m]ulier[ibus
epulum] dedit" (AE 1946, 174/AE 1992, 244)
Mauriz Schuster:
Ummidius 3.(in German)...
