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month of
March was the
traditional start of the
campaign season, and the
Tubilustrium was a
ceremony to make the army fit for war. The
ceremony involved sacred...
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called Tubilustrium,
which ancient calendars place on 23 March. When the
celebration of
Quinquatrus was
extended to five days, the
Tubilustrium would have...
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campaigning season, on
March 19; and
following the Armilustrium, the
Tubilustrium, "Purification of the Trumpets," on
October 23.
Armilustrium also refers...
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third festival for
Vediovis 23: a
second Tubilustrium;
Feriae for Volc**** (Vulcan) 24: QRCF,
following Tubilustrium as in
March 25:
anniversary of the Temple...
- Bacchanalia,
celebrated March 17, Quinquatria,
celebrated March 19–23, and
Tubilustrium,
celebrated March 23.
These dates do not
correspond to the
modern Gregorian...
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symmetrically with the
Armilustrium of 19 October), on the 23rd with the
Tubilustrium and they
terminated at the end of the
month with the rite of the ancilia...
- June 1.
Mercury would receive a
sacrifice on the Ides of May (May 15).
Tubilustrium took
place on May 23 as well as in March.
These dates do not correspond...
- governmental, or
religious functions. This
ceremony was
known as the
tubilustrium. It was also used in
ancient Roman triumphs. It was
considered a symbol...
- Claudius. A three-day
period of
mourning followed.
March 23: on the
Tubilustrium, an
archaic holiday to Mars, the tree was laid to rest at the temple...
- type of
observance held at
other times for
various deities;
March 23:
Tubilustrium, a
purification of the
deploying army
March 23;
October 15: the ritual...
