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... festival, gave order to the Sibylline priests to consult at what time of the ourrent age it ought to be celebrated. They perceiving that it had been neglected in 705, under Julius Caesar, were anxious to find some way of covering their ...
... festival, gave order to the Sibylline priests to consult at what time of the ourrent age it ought to be celebrated. They perceiving that it had been neglected in 705, under Julius Caesar, were anxious to find some way of covering their ...
Strona 189
... festival,” his birth-day, or any other festal days) he pours. 18 Olives, intended for the table, were gathered when they began to ripen and turn black. CRUQ. 19 The fanciful, fashionable taste is but of short continuance; that of nature ...
... festival,” his birth-day, or any other festal days) he pours. 18 Olives, intended for the table, were gathered when they began to ripen and turn black. CRUQ. 19 The fanciful, fashionable taste is but of short continuance; that of nature ...
Strona 297
... festival, called tubilustrium sacrorum, the purification of the musical instruments used in the sacrifices. These two festivals were afterward united, by including the three days which separated them, and they were from thence called ...
... festival, called tubilustrium sacrorum, the purification of the musical instruments used in the sacrifices. These two festivals were afterward united, by including the three days which separated them, and they were from thence called ...
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