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purification instruments called februa, the
basis for the
month named Februarius. The
festival was
originally known as
Februa ("Purifications" or "Purgings")...
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Hamadryas februa, the gray (or grey) cracker, is a
species of
cracker butterfly in the
family Nymphalidae. It is
found from
Argentina north through tropical...
- of the more
ancient Februa, also Februalia,
festival of
washing and purification. Februus' holy
month was
Februarius (of
Februa),
hence the
English ′′February′′...
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Latin term februum,
which means "purification", via the
purification ritual Februa held on
February 15 (full moon) in the old
lunar Roman calendar. January...
- March.
Others are uncertain.
February may
derive from the
Februa festival or its
eponymous februa ("purifications,
expiatory offerings"),
whose name may...
- as the name "February"
which derives from the
Roman purification rite,
Februa. In the
Irish calendar, the
names of the
months in the
Irish language refer...
- she is
currently working with her
friend KAZUKI creating a
group called FEBRUA. 'Boku ga ****eagerareru koto' (2/21/1998)
Satoko Akiyama Official Website...
- Februarius,
fully Mensis Februarius ("month of
Februa"), was the
shortest month of the
Roman calendar from
which the
Julian and
Gregorian month of February...
- a
festival local to the city of Rome. The more
general Festival of Juno
Februa,
meaning "Juno the purifier" or "the
chaste Juno", was
celebrated on February...
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common and 29 in leap years), from
Latin mēnsis Februārius, "Month of the
Februa", the
Roman festival of
purgation and purification,
cognate with fever,...
