- Proto-Italic *kerēs ('with grain, Ceres'; cf.
Faliscan ceres,
Oscan kerrí '
Cererī' < *ker-s-ēi- < *ker-es-ēi-),
ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *ḱerh₃-os...
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Sacerdos Cereris,
sacerdos Cerealis or
sacerdos Cereris publica was the
title of the
Priestess of the
goddess Ceres in
Ancient Rome. It was one of two...
- The
Ieiunium Cereris (Latin: the fast of Ceres) was a
Roman festival devoted to the
goddess Ceres,
observed on the 4th of
October (on the 4th day prior...
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Ceres acquired a
Romanised form of Gr****
mystery rite, the
ritus graecia cereris. This was part of Rome's
religious recruitment of
deities to
serve as divine...
-
merged with that of
Ceres around 205 BC,
along with the
ritus graecia cereris, a Gr****-inspired form of cult, as part of Rome's
general religious recruitment...
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Dionysian Mysteries Kykeon Mycenaean Greece Orphism Poppy goddess Sacerdos Cereris Encyclopædia
Britannica Martin P. Nilsson, Vol I, p. 470
Dietrich (1975)...
- res...vitam continent", p.2-3 L; s.v. facem: "facem in
nuptiis in
honore Cereris praeferebant, aqua
aspergebatur nova nupta...ut
ignem et
aquam **** viro...
- PSRM cu paşaport românesc, care a**** jumătate de an
spuneau că au
depus cereri să li se retragă cetăţenia română, au MINŢIT". Jurnal.md.
Archived from...
- Wikispecies:
Ceratiola ericoides AoFP: 2095 APA: 1725 CoL: SLTJ EoL: 595776 FEIS:
cereri FNA: 220002586 GBIF: 2888365 GRIN: 70164 iNaturalist: 131247 IPNI: 324754-1...
- 5:
anniversary of the
Temple of
Fortuna Publica 12–19:
Cerialia or Ludi
Cereri,
festival and
games for Ceres,
established by 202 BC 13 (Ides): anniversary...
