-
Consualia were
named for
Consus. G. Dumézil and G.
Capdeville consider verb condere, "to store", to be the best etymology:
Consus would be an
archaic verbal...
- the
theologies of
Poseidon and
Consus.
Tertullian (De
Spectaculis V 7)
wrote that
according to
Roman tradition,
Consus was the god who
advised Romulus...
- the
southeastern turning-post,
where there was an
underground shrine to
Consus, a
minor god of grain-stores,
connected to the grain-goddess
Ceres and to...
- The
Altar of
Consus (Latin: Ara Consi) was an
ancient Roman altar dedicated to the gods
Consus and Mars, as well as the lares,
which were
ancient Roman...
- as Rainbolt, Launders, and Pala. The
tournament was won by
Dutch player Consus,
beating French player Blinky in the finals. The 2024
competition will be...
-
rites intended to
obtain the good will of
chthonic deities such as Ops and
Consus. Ops is also
related to the
Sanskrit word ápnas ("goods, property"). According...
- "The Rape of the
Sabine Women").
There were also
sacrifices to
Consus on 7 July.
Consus'
feasts were
followed by
those of the
related goddess Ops: the...
- is
shipped out to the CDF ship Modesto. His
first engagement is with the
Consu, a fierce,
incredibly intelligent and
religiously zealous alien species...
- Saturn, she was
closely ****ociated with
Consus, the
protector of
grains and
subterranean storage bins (silos).
Consus is
therefore thought to be an alternate...
-
Saturn the sowing,
Ceres the
growth of the grain,
Pomona the fruit, and
Consus and Ops the harvest. Even the
majestic Jupiter, the
ruler of the gods, was...
