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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Fowler, W. Warde (William Warde)
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Dionysus: connexion with Liber, 54-5, 74, 88; introduction of cult into Italy, 88, 342; sacrifice at Tenedos, 329.
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Dioscuri, 296-7, 351; temples, 202, 296.
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Dis Pater, 120, 212, 269.
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Dius Fidius, 327; antiquity, 135-6; connexion with Genius Jovis, 142-5; with Hercules, 137-9, 142-4; with Jupiter, 138-41, 221; with Semo Sancus, 136-8, 144; temple, 135, 136, 141.
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Dogs: connexion with Lares praestites, 101, 351-2; sacrifices, 89-91, 101, 209, 311, 312, 314.
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Earth: deities, 67, 71, 74, 103, 104, 106, 256, 294-5; spiritualized as feminine, 103, 106.
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Epulum Jovis: see Jupiter.
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Esquiline: cults, 228; divisions, 266; temples, 38.
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Etruscans: influence on Roman religion, 171-2, 185-6, 200, 219-20, 222-3, 229, 234-5, 338-40; trias, 218, 220, 229, 235, 239.
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Evil spirits: expulsion, 40-1, 43, 107; human scapegoat, 40-1, 46-9.
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Fasti: see Calendar; Ovid’s, see Ovid.
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Faunus, 103, 257-8; connexion with Lupercalia, 257-8, 262, 312-3; with Pan, 258, 259, 313; derivation of name, 258-9; festival, 256-8; functions, 80, 261-3, 278; multiplicity, 259-60, 313; origin, 257-8, 259, 261, 263-5; temples, 257-8, 278, 302; woodland character, 260-1.
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Favonius, 258, 259, 264; Feb. 7th, 277, 299.
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February, 3, 4, 6, 7; character, 6, 66, 299; festivals, 3, 6, 33, 298-331; origin of name, 6, 298.
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Feralia, 10, 107, 306, 309-10.
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Feriae Latinae, 95-7, 227-8, 335.
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Feriae Sementivae, 294-6.
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Feronia, 199, 252-4; temple, 253.
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Fertility: customs to produce, 94-5, 104, 178-9, 262, 302, 311, 315, 318-21.
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Festivals, 15, 18-9, 44, 336; agricultural, 3, 71, 79-82, 85-8, 88-91, 113-4, 124-8, 145-54, 204-6, 206-9, 212-4, 256-8, 268-73, 324-7, 335; of curiae, 16, 71-2, 219, 302-6, 335; domestic, 107, 306-10; harvest, 124-8, 145-54, 189-90, 195-6, 207-9, 212-4, 243-4, 294-6; marked in calendars, 15-6; men’s, 102-3, 142, 194; of montes, 16, 265-7, 335; moveable, 15, 95, 124, 255-6, 277, 279, 294, 303; pagi, 16, 257, 294-6, 335; pastoral, 96-7; patrician, 68 (n. 2), 70; plebeian, 44, 50-1, 68, 70, 92, 163, 171, 253; of sacella, 16, 111-20, 335; survival of, 127-8, 312, 321; times of, 7, 59, 70, 169-70, 174, 189, 256, 290; transition from rustic to urban: see Religion; women’s, 38, 67-8, 102-3, 142, 148, 154-6, 178-9, 255-6, 291.
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Fetiales, 230-1; declaration of war, 134, 230; lapis silex, 230-1.
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Fidenates: legends about, 174, 175, 177, 178.
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Fides, 237; festival, 237-8.
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Fig-tree of Rumina, 310, 334.
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Fire: deities, 189, 209-10; sacred fire of Vesta: see Vesta.
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Firstfruits: gathering, 151-3; offering, 195, 211-2.
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Fisovius Sancius: see Fisus.
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Flamines, 35, 288, 335, 342-3; antiquity of deity proved by, 92, 187, 201, 237; Flamen Carmentalis, 292; Flamen curiae, 304; Flamen Dialis, 86-8, 204, 221, 313; Flamen Floralis, 92; Flamen Furinalis, 187; Flamen Martialis, 237, 323; Flamen Palatualis, 267; Flamen Pomonalis, 201; Flamen Portunalis, 202; Flamen Quirinalis, 89, 209, 237, 276, 333, 334; Flamen Volcanalis, 123, 210; Flamen Volturnalis, 214; Flaminica Dialis, 56 (n. 5), 112, 115, 146, 149, 151, 153, 221; representative of sons of the family, 36, 147, 288, 334.
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Flora, 92-3, 240, 324; festivals, 91-5 functions, 67, 93, 94; temples, 92, 202, 324.
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Floralia, 91-5; hares and goats loosed in Circus Maximus, 94.
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Fons (or Fontus), 240-1, 258; temple, 341.
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Fordicidia, 71-2, 83, 243; character, 66, 115, 150; share of Vestal Virgins in, 71, 83, 115, 150.

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The Roman Festivals of the Period of the Republic An Introduction to the Study of the Religion of the Romans, Project Gutenberg eBook #59007

B. DENARIUS OF L. CAESIUS (p. 101). INDEX OF LATIN WORDS