- The
Roman festival of
Larentalia was held on 23
December but was
ordered to be
observed twice a year by Augustus; by some
supposed to be in
honour of the...
-
later a
goddess of fertility, in
Roman mythology whose festival, the
Larentalia, was
celebrated on
December 23. In one
mythological tradition (that of...
- rape her. In this guise, Dea
Tacita was
worshipped at a
festival called Larentalia on 23 December.
Goddesses Mutae Tacitae were
invoked to
destroy a hated...
-
Opiconsivia was held on
December 19,
Divalia was held on
December 21,
Larentalia was held on
December 23, and the dies
natalis of Sol
Invictus was held...
- Ceres,
Pales and
Genius Iovialis and the
statement in
Macrobius that the
Larentalia were
dedicated to
Jupiter as the god
whence the
souls of men come from...
- festivals, the
Consualia Aestiva on August 21,
Robigalia on April 25, and
Larentalia on December 23.
Beside these festivals that of
Quirinus himself, the Quirinalia...
- also
sometimes ****ociated with Acca
Larentia whose feast day was the
Larentalia on
December 23. Ovid,
Fasti 2, V. 599. Lactantius, The
Divine Institutions...
-
sacrifice and its abolition, the
Junii celebrated their ancestor cult
during Larentalia rather than the
usual Parentalia even in the 1st century BC; see Taylor...
- gens
could serve, and be
served by, the
cults attached to
Compitalia and
Larentalia. Mommsen's
contention that
Lares were
originally field deities is not...
- Acca Larentia, a diva of
complex meaning and
origin in
whose honor the
Larentalia was held. Acis, god of the Acis
River in Sicily. Aerecura,
goddess possibly...
