kalendae造句

• Her " dies natalis " was on the kalendae of June.
• In the first column one can find the kalendae, nonae and idus.
• The flamen Volcanalis officiated at a sacrifice to the goddess Maia, held every year at the Kalendae of May.
• The role of the two gods at the kalendae of every month is that of presiding over the birth of the new moon.
• After all, the word is derived from the Latin word " kalendae, " which means the day on which accounts are due.
• The name might have been derived from the Latin " Kalendae " or Kalends, the first day of the month in the Roman calendar.
• Janus would then the patron of the " feria " as god of transitions, Juno for her affinities to Janus, especially on the day of the kalendae.
• She is thus associated to all beginnings and hers are the kalendae of every month : at Laurentum she was known as " Kalendaris Iuno " ( Juno of the Kalends ).
• In later Latin, K survived only in a few forms such as " Kalendae "; Q survived only before V ( representing ), and C was used everywhere else.
• Later, the use of C and its variant G replaced most usages of K and Q . K survived only in a few fossilized forms such as " Kalendae ", " the calends ".
• His epithets are numerous " Iunonius " is particularly relevant, as the god of the kalendae who cooperates with and is the source of the youthful vigour of Juno in the birth of the new lunar month.
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• Carna's feast day was marked as " res divinae ", and thus the day was known as the " Kalendae fabariae ", the Bean-Kalends, since at this time the bean harvest matured.
• At Laurentum she was known as Kalendaris Iuno and was honoured as such ritually at the kalendae of each month from March to December, i . e . the months of the prenuman ten month year, fact which is a testimony to the antiquity of the custom.
• "' 1.6 " "'Kalendae Decembres " ( " The Kalends of December " ) In hendecasyllables, this poem describes Statius'attendance at a Saturnalia banquet given by Domitian; he describes the meal, the guests, the female entertainment, and the emperor's largesse.
• The rites of the kalendae included the invocations to Juno Covella, giving the number of days to the " nonae ", a sacrifice to Janus by the rex sacrorum and the pontifex minor at the " curia Calabra " and one to Juno by the regina sacrorum in the Regia : originally when the month was still lunar the " pontifex minor " had the task of signalling the appearance of the new moon.
• Plus the symbols of supreme power ( see Etruscan civilization ), or the structure of the calendar in Rome (  itis or  itus, the Etruscan notion for the middle of the lunar month has given the Roman " Ides ", " Kalendae ", the Etruscan word for calendar, has given " calendae ", the first day of the month; the Etruscan " Craeci " has given the word  Greeks while those people named themselves " Hellenes ", etc . ).
• Juno is then present and active at the three most prominent and relevant times of the month : on the kalendae ( the first ), with the celebration of the " dies natalis " ( " birthday " ) of Juno Sospita on the Palatine, on 15th as Juno Lucina, inspirator and patroness of the Lupercalia and as Lucina and at its end, on March 1, as the protectress of the Matronae and of the " preservation of marriages " : this day united into one three festivals as it was the kalendae of the month, the beginning of the new year and the birthday of Romulus ( as well as the date of the commemoration of the appeasing role of women during the war between Romans and Sabines ).
• Juno is then present and active at the three most prominent and relevant times of the month : on the kalendae ( the first ), with the celebration of the " dies natalis " ( " birthday " ) of Juno Sospita on the Palatine, on 15th as Juno Lucina, inspirator and patroness of the Lupercalia and as Lucina and at its end, on March 1, as the protectress of the Matronae and of the " preservation of marriages " : this day united into one three festivals as it was the kalendae of the month, the beginning of the new year and the birthday of Romulus ( as well as the date of the commemoration of the appeasing role of women during the war between Romans and Sabines ).