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of Rome. Games were instituted for the founding day of the temple (28 April), and were held only occasionally until continued crop damage led to their annual celebration beginning in 173.
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Flora is one of the most ancient goddesses of Roman religion and was one of fifteen deities to have her own state-supported high priest, the
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mentions his role in organizing games for Flora when he was aedile in 69 BC. The festival opened with theatrical performances
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at the Circus and a sacrifice to Flora. In AD 68, the entertainments at the Floralia presented under the emperor
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The festival had a licentious, pleasure-seeking atmosphere. In contrast to many festivals which had a
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Ops et la conception divine de l'abondance dans la religion romaine jusqu'Ă  la mort d'Auguste
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shortly after a drought that occurred around 241–238 BCE. The temple was located near the
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3.251-258: "Bear flowers to the Goddess; this Goddess rejoices in flowering plants"
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This article is about the Roman festival. For the video game location, see
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Le culte de Cérès à Rome des origines à la fin de la République
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participated in the Floralia as well as the wine festival (
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is described by one source as involving the bearing
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the goddess Flora Floralia is celebrated for 6 days.
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Many prostitutes in ancient Rome were 363:, prostitutes danced naked and fought in mock 16:Roman religious festival for the goddess Flora 879: 520:(University of Exeter Press, 2004), pp. 1–11. 249:was built in Rome upon consultation with the 823:flores; gaudet florentibus herbis haec Dea) 886: 872: 448:on 1 March, a date also celebrated as the 271:("Rural Flora") had another temple on the 229:) was a month on the Sabine calendar, and 549:(Cornell University Press, 1981), p. 110. 359:) on 23 April. 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Index

Floralia (Kirby)

Tiepolo
Ovid
Roman Republic
Roman Empire
Classical Roman religion
gladiator contests
theatrical performances
circus events
Flora
festival
ancient Roman religion
goddess Flora
Republican era
Julian calendar
empire
patrician
plebeian
Flora (mythology)
flamen
piacula
Arval Brothers
Sabine
Titus Tatius
Regal period
Varro
Sabine deities
Temple of Flora
Sibylline Books

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