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Furius Camillus in 396 BCE. The
temple in Rome was ****ociated with the
Matralia festival. It was
situated beside the
temple of Fortuna,
discovered under...
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harbors and ports, and had a
temple on the
Forum Boarium. On June 11, the
Matralia was
celebrated at that
temple in
honor of
Mater Matuta; this
festival was...
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Marius and
Quintus Servilius Caepio. Ovid,
Fasti Book VI: June 11: The
Matralia "They say she
asked you, Rutilius, ‘Where are you rushing? As
consul you’ll...
- was a dies
religiosus to her 8:
anniversary of the
Temple of Mens 11:
Matralia in
honour of
Mater Matuta; also the
anniversary of the
Temple of Fortuna...
- the
presence of
slaves in
Roman society from the
earliest period. The
Matralia was a women's
festival held June 11 in
connection with the
goddess Mater...
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Carmentalia Floralia Cerealia Fornacalia Opiconsivia Divalia Furrinalia Matralia Lemuria (festival)
Matronalia Liberalia Parilia Rosalia, a
festival of...
- (249–468). A
short astronomical notice precedes the long
discussion of the
Matralia in
which Ovid
explains the
origin of the cult of
Mater Matuta who as Ino...
- the
nonae of
April (April 5). However, June 11, the
festival day of the
Matralia,
which was
originally devoted to
Mater Matuta, was also the day of the...
- a
Grove of
Mefitis on the Esquiline,
where the women-only
festival of
Matralia was
celebrated on 1 March.
Nearby altars to Mala Fortuna, the
aspect of...
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remarks too that the
festival of December 11 is in
correspondence with the
Matralia of June 11,
dedicated to
Mater Matuta,
considered the
goddess of dawn and...
