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underground cellar, for
sacred utensils and
votive objects no
longer in use.
Favissae were
located within the
sacred temple precincts of the
various ancient...
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leaden votive figures, like
those later made for dolls' houses, in the
favissae on the east of the temple. The
interior cell
measures 13 by 14
metres (43...
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forces of
Vitellius overtook the Capitoline.
Underground chambers called favissae held
damaged building materials, old
votive offerings, and
dedicated objects...
- all the
chief episodes of the New Testament.
Deposits of
votive objects (
favissae),
removed from the
ancient temple from time to time as new ones came in...
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determined to be the site of
ritual animal sacrifice.
Corridors were used as
favissae (deposits of
cultic artifacts) to
store bones after ritual sacrifice. More...
- the
found objects. In Italian, such a pit is
known as a
favissa (plural
favissae).
Reflecting its
meaning of "recess" or "pit"
bothros has been incorporated...
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better location. Some tuff walls,
resembling ritual trenches known as
favissae were also
found there. List of
Ancient Roman temples Cicero, De divinatione...
- in the
Sacred Area of
Ishtar at Ebla
during the Old
Syrian Period: The "
Favissae" F.5327 and F.5238".
Journal of
Cuneiform Studies. 49. The
American Schools...
- works,
remains of a
temple of Ba'al Hammon,
particularly ritual ditches (
favissae)
containing ex-votos, were discovered. The
Roman temple thus
replaced an...
- well as
cultic pottery, some of it imported.
Numerous ritual deposits (
favissae) were found. The
migdol temple had
external dimensions of 9×15 m with m****ive...
