- Day on
March 1. The name
Strenia was said to be the
origin of the word
strenae (preserved in
French étrennes and
Italian strenne), the new-year gifts...
-
January and was a kind of New Year's festival, at
which people exchange strenae (étrennes, 'gifts')
dressed up as
animals or old women, and
danced through...
- in the
woods sacred to the
goddess Strenia; from this
derived the term
strenae for the
gifts of
various kinds,
including coins, to be
exchanged in the...
-
heathen goddess called Strenia, who
presided over the new-year's gifts, '
Strenae', from which, indeed, she
derived her name. Her
presents were of the same...
- figs and
honey as a
token of well
wishing and made
gifts of
coins called strenae.
Cakes made of
spelt (far) and salt were
offered to the god and
burnt on...
- « Trente Glorieuses »".
Strenæ.
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strenae.1283. ISSN 2109-9081. "Fantômette"...
- in the
woods sacred to the
goddess Strenia; from this
derived the term
strenae for the
gifts of
various types,
including coins, to be
exchanged in the...
- des
jouets par de
sombres temps : Eugénie
Goldstern et
Walter Benjamin".
Strenæ. 8.
Retrieved 20
March 2019. Luquet, Jean (2012). "L'action
culturelle est-elle...
- et
apprentissage du temps: les jeux LEGO Bionicles".
Strenæ (in French) (2). doi:10.4000/
strenae.314.
Retrieved May 9, 2021. Gerencser, Aron (September...
- Manson,
Alexandre Schanne (1823-1887) : de l'art à la
fabrication de jouets,
Strenæ, 2012 (en ligne) Napoléon
recevant à
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