- The
Parilia or
Palilia was an
ancient Roman festival of
rural character performed annually on 21 April,
aimed at
cleansing both
sheep and shepherd. It...
- of Rome was
commemorated annually on
April 21, with the
festival of the
Parilia. Romulus'
first act was to
fortify the
Palatine with the
Murus Romuli,...
- festival,
called the
Parilia, was
celebrated on
April 21.
Cattle were
driven through bonfires on this day.
Pales and the
Parilia were
strictly connected...
- more urbanized, the
significance of some
ceremonies expanded,
notably the
Parilia, an
archaic pastoral festival celebrated as the "birthday" (dies natalis)...
- 3rd century AD,
states that, in his time, the AUC year
began with the
Parilia,
celebrated on 21 April,
which was
regarded as the
actual anniversary of...
-
legendary account was
still much
discussed and
celebrated in
Roman times. The
Parilia Festival on 21
April was
considered to
commemorate the
anniversary of the...
- rite" that the horse's
blood became part of is
usually taken to be the
Parilia, a
festival of
rural character on
April 21,
which became the date on which...
-
holocaust to
prepare suffimen, a
ritual substance used
later in
April for the
Parilia.: 4.731–734 : 71 : 53, 383
During the
Secular Games held by
Augustus in...
-
include Veneralia (April 1),
Megalesia (April 10–16),
Fordicidia (April 15),
Parilia (April 21),
Vinalia Urbana (April 23),
Robigalia (April 25), and Serapia...
-
Several other festivals pertaining to farm life were held in April: the
Parilia, a
feast of shepherds, on
April 21; the
Robigalia on
April 25, to protect...
