The Feriae Latinae or Latin Festival was an ancient Roman religious festival held in April on the Alban Mount. The date varied, and was determined and...

last Roman king Tarquin the Proud under the leadership of Rome. The feriae Latinae, or Latiar as they were known originally, were the common festival (panegyris)...

purify the city (urbs) as a whole, perhaps held sometime in February. Feriae Latinae (Latin Festival), a major and very old conceptivae in April. Ambarvalia...

with the cultivation of the soil (Virgil, Georgics ii.382-396). The Feriae Latinae; in this case games were played, among them swinging (oscillatio); cf...

(Monte Cavo) to worship Iuppiter Latiaris. The festival was known as Feriae Latinae. The major custom in this ceremony was a great banquet, which required...

from mid-to-late April, but exact dates are still being determined. Feriae Latinae was also held in April, with the date varying. Other ancient Roman observances...

villages are recorded. The ritual of this league was the "Latin festival" (feriae Latinae), at which, on the Mount of Alba, upon a day annually appointed by the...

custom which eventually led to the annual celebration there of the Feriae Latinae, at which all the cities that belonged to the Latin Confederation would...

republican era who guarded the city during the annual sacrifice of the Feriae Latinae on Mount Alban in which the consuls participated. His former title was...

daughters, Ceionia Fabia. Marcus was made prefect of the city during the feriae Latinae soon after (he was probably appointed by Commodus). Although the office...

Their most important common tribal event was the four-day Latiar or Feriae Latinae ("Latin Festival"), held each winter on the sacred mons Albanus (Monte...

officials, and aides. They also assisted religious affairs especially the Feriae Latinae, formed a collegium dedicated to managing the streets, and had a centuriate...

sanctuary of Jupiter Latiaris, in which the consuls celebrated the Feriae Latinae, and several generals celebrated victories here during times when they...

provide the theological justification for the 30 populi Albenses of the feriae Latinae (the 30 fortified boroughs supposedly founded by Aeneas at Lavinium)...

unlimited. In domestic affairs they were responsible for holding the annual feriae Latinae (a spring festival), receiving embassies from foreign states, conducting...

Julius Caesar, is said to have gone to Mount Alba to preside over the Feriae Latinae, Latin rites originally celebrated by the kings of Alba Longa. This...

officials, and aides. They also assisted religious affairs especially the Feriae Latinae, formed a collegium dedicated to managing the streets, and had a centuriate...

convened the senate. Among other business, he announced the date of the Feriae Latinae ("Latin Festival"), a moveable feast to be held in April and one of...

last Roman king Tarquin the Proud under the leadership of Rome. The feriae Latinae, or Latiar as they were known originally, were the common festival (panegyris)...

celebrate the triumph on the Alban Mount. Each year the temple hosted the Feriae Latinae, which lasted for four days and were attended by the representatives...

to patricians or favored individuals. His service as prefect of the feriae Latinae preceded his term as quaestor, possibly attached to the Roman emperor...

[citation needed] "a.d. V Idus Augustas: Soli Indigeti in colle Quirinali Feriae quod eo die Gaius Caesar Gai filius Pharsali devicit" "August 9: Festival...

First Punic War, Ogulnius was nominated dictator in order to hold the Feriae Latinae. Marcus Ogulnius, one of the ambassadors sent to Etruria in 210 BC,...

Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898), L, Latīnae Feriae, Lavīcum". Twelve Emperors by Suetonius. Julius Caesar, Chapter 83:...

indigitamenta is that of Panda and Cela, referring to Ceres. Cf. J. Bayet " "Feriae Sementiuae" et les Indigitations dans le culte de Ceres et de Tellus" in...

praecidanea and the feriae succidaneae, though this is not explicated. Scholarly interpretations thus differ on what the feriae praecidaneae were: cf...