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Roman Calendar - January 30, Dies Natalis for the Ara Pacis Augustae (set 2)
Commissioned by the Roman Senate in 13 BCE and and consecrated four years later on 30 January, 9 BCE. The altar was dedicated to Pax, goddess of peace.
More photos here: https://romegreeceart.tumblr.com/tagged/ara pacis augustae
{and also some info on panels / reliefs. I’m just too lazy to write these descriptions again :-) }
Rome, July 2015
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Eugène Atget - Versailles, Cyparisse by Flamen
1902
https://www.flickr.com/photos/george_eastman_house/3702070816/in/set-72157621011255003
The Role of the priest in Indo-European society
Sacerdos Saturno
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Roman Calendar - June 29: Dies natalis for the temple of Quirinus
An ancient Sabine god (Varro) whose temple once stood on Quirinalis Hill. According to Ovid it was dedicated on June 29 and built by five times consul Lucius Papirius Cursor in 293 BCE.
The temple was located somewhere between Piazza Barberini and Via Del Quirinale, but today it is totally “vanished”. A so called Hartwig fragments have survived the ravages of time though and one of them depicts the temple (pic above): A flamen Qurinalis and Augustan era version of the temple are depicted in the relief.
Flamen - Fvror Lvnae (Wolfspell Records, Lower Silesian Stronghold, 2019)
