The Roman Calendar

ebook The Religious and Civil Feasts of Ancient Rome · The Wonders of Ancient Rome: Life, Battles and Myths

By Caesar Aurelius

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Discover the fascinating world of Ancient Rome through its religious and civil festivals, celebrated throughout the year in honor of gods, ancestors, and civic traditions. The Roman Calendar: The Religious and Civil Feasts of Ancient Rome is an immersive journey through the sacred and social rituals that shaped the lives of Romans, from the solemn rites of January to the grand festivities of December.

📜 Key Features:

🏛️ Historical Depth – Explore the origins and significance of each festival, from Saturnalia to Lupercalia, and the impact on Roman culture.
🔥 Sacred Rituals & Traditions – Delve into the customs, sacrifices, and prayers performed by priests, Vestals, and Roman citizens.
👑 Gods and Deities – Learn how major deities like Jupiter, Juno, and Vesta were honored in grand ceremonies.
🎭 Civic and Social Festivals – Uncover the public games, processions, and celebrations that brought the Roman people together.
🌾 Agricultural & Astronomical Influence – Understand how the cycles of nature and the heavens dictated Roman festivities.

This book offers a captivating look at how the Romans lived their faith, maintained their traditions, and expressed their civic pride through their unique calendar of festivals. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a scholar, or just curious about Ancient Rome, this book will transport you to a time of grandeur, devotion, and communal celebration.

📖 Note: This edition contains only textual content, without images, ensuring an in-depth and fluid reading experience.

The Roman Calendar