Opiconsivia

Fill your garners, harvest lasts not forever. (Latin Proverb)

Post published:25/08/2022
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Working Title/Artist: The Return of NeptuneDepartment: Am. Paintings / SculptureCulture/Period/Location: HB/TOA Date Code: Working Date: 1754.Digital Photo File Name: DT201337.tif.Online Publications Edited By Steven Paneccasio for TOAH 06/17/15

Neptunalia

When: July 23 Where: Everywhere First occurrence: .?. An ancient Roman celebration of Neptune, god of the sea. The summer is hot…

Post published:23/07/2022
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Vinalia urbana

The Vinalia /vɪˈneɪliə/ were Roman festivals celebrating the wine harvest. The first Vinalia, held on 23 April, was also known as the…

Post published:23/04/2022
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Parilia

Post published:21/04/2022
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Fordicidia

The Fordicidia was an ancient Roman festival of fertility, that celebrated the farming of plants and live stock. This day was celebrated,…

Post published:15/04/2022
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Opiconsivia

Fill your garners, harvest lasts not forever. (Latin Proverb)

Post published:25/08/2021
Reading time:1 mins read

Working Title/Artist: The Return of NeptuneDepartment: Am. Paintings / SculptureCulture/Period/Location: HB/TOA Date Code: Working Date: 1754.Digital Photo File Name: DT201337.tif.Online Publications Edited By Steven Paneccasio for TOAH 06/17/15