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Roman religion, the
Liberalia (March 17) was the
festival of
Liber Pater and his
consort Libera. The
Romans celebrated Liberalia with sacrifices, processions...
- Rome's
plebeians and was part of
their Aventine Triad. His
festival of
Liberalia (March 17)
became ****ociated with free
speech and the
rights attached...
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Liberalia Mons is a
mountain on the
surface of the dwarf-planet Ceres.
Liberalia Mons is
located in the north-western
hemisphere of Ceres. It is to the...
- (218–201 BC). The
reformed Bacchanalia rites may have been
merged with the
Liberalia festival. Bacchus,
Liber and
Dionysus became virtually interchangeable...
- (Henchir-Resdis)
Leges (in the
territory of Mila or Annaba)
Legia Legis Volumni Liberalia (oasis of Lioua?)
Limata (in the
territory of Mila)
Lugura (Aïn-Laoura...
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Libera might have been
offered cult on
March 17
during Liber's festival,
Liberalia, or at some time
during the
seven days of Cerealia, held in mid-to-late...
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officiated over the
Liberalia in
Ancient Rome on 17 March.
Marcus Terentius Varro described them as old women, who sold
cookies during the
Liberalia festival. Liber's...
- Eventually, the
Bacchanalian ordeal was
replaced by the
softer Liberalia festival.
Dionysia Liberalia "Bacchanalian
dictionary definition -
bacchanalian defined"...
- fertility, wine, and growth,
married to Libera. His
festival was the
Liberalia,
celebrated on 17 March, but in some
myths the
festival was also held...
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March 15 and then
through March 22–28, Argei,
celebrated on
March 16–17,
Liberalia and Bacchanalia,
celebrated March 17, Quinquatria,
celebrated March 19–23...
