Flaminica Dialis - Revision history

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	Of the Republican ''flaminicae'' we have the most evidence and discussion concerning the Flaminica Dialis, the priestess to [[Iuppiter]] OM.		Of the Republican ''flaminicae'' we have the most evidence and discussion concerning the Flaminica Dialis, the priestess to [[Iuppiter]] OM.
	Married by [[confarreatio]] to the Flamen Dialis the Flaminica Dialis was part of undissolvable couple-priesthood. The flaminica was the priestess to Iuppiter OM whilst the flamen was priest. If she died her husband had to resign.		Married by [[confarreatio]] to the Flamen Dialis the Flaminica Dialis was part of undissolvable couple-priesthood. The flaminica was the priestess to Iuppiter OM whilst the flamen was priest. If she died her husband had to resign.

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−	Of the Republican ''flaminicae'' we have the most evidence and discussion concerning the Flaminica Dialis, the priestess to Iuppiter OM.	+	Of the Republican ''flaminicae'' we have the most evidence and discussion concerning the Flaminica Dialis, the priestess to [[Iuppiter]] OM.
−	Married by confarreatio to the ~~flamen dialis~~ the ~~flaminica dialis~~ was part of undissolvable couple-priesthood. The flaminica was the priestess to Iuppiter OM whilst the flamen was priest. if she died her husband had to resign. Every market day, ''nunindae'' she sacrificed a ram in the Regia, she had to weave the laena of the flamen dialis using a special sacrificial knife the ''secespita'' (Serv., Aen., IV, 262), her dress, especially the flame-colored veil symbolized the power of fertility. She could only wear shoes made from leather of animals sacrificed to the gods.	+	Married by [[confarreatio]] to the Flamen Dialis the Flaminica Dialis was part of undissolvable couple-priesthood. The flaminica was the priestess to Iuppiter OM whilst the flamen was priest. If she died her husband had to resign.

−	~~religious dress:~~
−	Her dress consisted of a dyed purple robe (venenato operitur); her hair was plaited in a high conical bun, the tutulus, bound with wool purple fillets, ''vittae'', the ''rica'' a square handkerchief-sized veil made of undyed white wool with purple fringes, covered the tutulus, then a wreath of pomegranate (Fest. s.v. Tutulum, Rica; Varro, De Ling. Lat. VII.44).
−	Over the robe and rica was worn a large square veil, the purple ''venetatum'' which was clasped with a fibula. And over this another veil, the fire-coloured ''flammeum'', to indicate fecundity and her pepetual state as a ''nova nupta''. The flaminica dialis was nova nupta, matrona and materfamilias.

		+	==Religious Duties==

−	=~~References~~=	+	Every market day, ''nunindae'' she sacrificed a ram in the Regia, she had to weave the laena of the Flamen Dialis using a special sacrificial knife the ''secespita''<ref>Serv, Aen, IV, 262</ref>and her dress, especially the flame-colored veil, symbolized the power of fertility. She could only wear shoes made from leather of animals sacrificed to the gods. The Flaminica Dialis was nova nupta, matrona and materfamilias.
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		+	==Religious dress==
		+	Her dress consisted of a dyed purple robe (venenato operitur); her hair was plaited in a high conical bun, the tutulus, bound with wool purple fillets, ''vittae'', the ''rica'' a square handkerchief-sized veil made of undyed white wool with purple fringes, covered the tutulus, then a wreath of pomegranate. <ref>Fest. s.v. Tutulum, Rica; Varro, De Ling. Lat. VII.44</ref>
		+	Over the robe and rica was worn a large square veil, the purple ''venetatum'' which was clasped with a fibula. And over this another veil, the fire-coloured ''flammeum'', to indicate fecundity and her pepetual state as a ''nova nupta''.
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		+	==Vide==
	*Festus		*Festus
	*N. Boels-Janssen "La pretresse à trois voiles"		*N. Boels-Janssen "La pretresse à trois voiles"
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	*N. Boels-Janssen " Le statut religieux de la Flaminica Dialis"		*N. Boels-Janssen " Le statut religieux de la Flaminica Dialis"
	REL,5, 1973		REL,5, 1973
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		+	==References==
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	[[Category:Roman religion]]		[[Category:Roman religion]]

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	+	Of the Republican ''flaminicae'' we have the most evidence and discussion concerning the Flaminica Dialis, the priestess to Iuppiter OM.
	+	Married by confarreatio to the flamen dialis the flaminica dialis was part of undissolvable couple-priesthood. The flaminica was the priestess to Iuppiter OM whilst the flamen was priest. if she died her husband had to resign. Every market day, ''nunindae'' she sacrificed a ram in the Regia, she had to weave the laena of the flamen dialis using a special sacrificial knife the ''secespita'' (Serv., Aen., IV, 262), her dress, especially the flame-colored veil symbolized the power of fertility. She could only wear shoes made from leather of animals sacrificed to the gods.

	+	religious dress:
	+	Her dress consisted of a dyed purple robe (venenato operitur); her hair was plaited in a high conical bun, the tutulus, bound with wool purple fillets, ''vittae'', the ''rica'' a square handkerchief-sized veil made of undyed white wool with purple fringes, covered the tutulus, then a wreath of pomegranate (Fest. s.v. Tutulum, Rica; Varro, De Ling. Lat. VII.44).
	+	Over the robe and rica was worn a large square veil, the purple ''venetatum'' which was clasped with a fibula. And over this another veil, the fire-coloured ''flammeum'', to indicate fecundity and her pepetual state as a ''nova nupta''. The flaminica dialis was nova nupta, matrona and materfamilias.
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	+	=References=
	+	*Festus
	+	*N. Boels-Janssen "La pretresse à trois voiles"
	+	Revue des études latines, vol 67
	+	*N. Boels-Janssen " Le statut religieux de la Flaminica Dialis"
	+	REL,5, 1973
	+	[[Category:Roman religion]]

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−	~~Of the Republican ''flaminicae'' we have the most evidence and discussion concerning the Flaminica Dialis, the priestess to Iuppiter OM.~~
−	Married by confarreatio to the flamen dialis the flaminica dialis was part of undissolvable couple-priesthood. The flaminica was the priestess to Iuppiter OM whilst the flamen was priest. if she died her husband had to resign. Every market day, ''nunindae'' she sacrificed a ram in the Regia, she had to weave the laena of the flamen dialis using a special sacrificial knife the ''secespita'' (Serv., Aen., IV, 262), her dress, especially the flame-colored veil symbolized the power of fertility. She could only wear shoes made from leather of animals sacrificed to the gods.

−	~~religious dress:~~
−	Her dress consisted of a dyed purple robe (venenato operitur); her hair was plaited in a high conical bun, the tutulus, bound with wool purple fillets, ''vittae'', the ''rica'' a square handkerchief-sized veil made of undyed white wool with purple fringes, covered the tutulus, then a wreath of pomegranate (Fest. s.v. Tutulum, Rica; Varro, De Ling. Lat. VII.44).
−	Over the robe and rica was worn a large square veil, the purple ''venetatum'' which was clasped with a fibula. And over this another veil, the fire-coloured ''flammeum'', to indicate fecundity and her pepetual state as a ''nova nupta''. The flaminica dialis was nova nupta, matrona and materfamilias.
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−	~~=References=~~
−	*Festus
−	*N. Boels-Janssen "La pretresse à trois voiles"
−	~~Revue des études latines, vol 67~~
−	*N. Boels-Janssen " Le statut religieux de la Flaminica Dialis"
−	~~REL,5, 1973~~
−	~~[[Category:Roman religion]]~~

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	=References=		=References=
−	Festus	+	*Festus
−	N. Boels-Janssen "La pretresse à trois voiles"	+	*N. Boels-Janssen "La pretresse à trois voiles"
	Revue des études latines, vol 67		Revue des études latines, vol 67
−	N. Boels-Janssen " Le statut religieux de la Flaminica Dialis"	+	*N. Boels-Janssen " Le statut religieux de la Flaminica Dialis"
	REL,5, 1973		REL,5, 1973
	[[Category:Roman religion]]		[[Category:Roman religion]]

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−	Of the Republican ''flaminicae'' we have the most evidence and discussion concerning the Flaminica Dialis.	+	Of the Republican ''flaminicae'' we have the most evidence and discussion concerning the Flaminica Dialis, the priestess to Iuppiter OM.
−	Married by confarreatio to the flamen dialis the flaminica dialis was part of undissolvable couple-priesthood; if she died her husband had to resign. Every market day, ''nunindae'' she sacrificed a ram in the Regia, she had to weave the laena of the flamen dialis using a special sacrificial knife the ''secespita'' (Serv., Aen., IV, 262), her dress, especially the flame-colored veil symbolized the power of fertility. She could only wear shoes made from leather of animals sacrificed to the gods.	+	Married by confarreatio to the flamen dialis the flaminica dialis was part of undissolvable couple-priesthood. The flaminica was the priestess to Iuppiter OM whilst the flamen was priest. if she died her husband had to resign. Every market day, ''nunindae'' she sacrificed a ram in the Regia, she had to weave the laena of the flamen dialis using a special sacrificial knife the ''secespita'' (Serv., Aen., IV, 262), her dress, especially the flame-colored veil symbolized the power of fertility. She could only wear shoes made from leather of animals sacrificed to the gods.

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−	Her dress consisted of a dyed purple robe (venenato operitur); her hair was plaited in a high conical bun, the tutulus, bound with wool purple fillets, ''vittae'', the ''rica'' a square handkerchief-sized veil made of undyed white wool with purple fringes, covered the tutulus, then a wreath of ~~pomegranite~~ (Fest. s.v. Tutulum, Rica; Varro, De Ling. Lat. VII.44).	+	Her dress consisted of a dyed purple robe (venenato operitur); her hair was plaited in a high conical bun, the tutulus, bound with wool purple fillets, ''vittae'', the ''rica'' a square handkerchief-sized veil made of undyed white wool with purple fringes, covered the tutulus, then a wreath of pomegranate (Fest. s.v. Tutulum, Rica; Varro, De Ling. Lat. VII.44).
	Over the robe and rica was worn a large square veil, the purple ''venetatum'' which was clasped with a fibula. And over this another veil, the fire-coloured ''flammeum'', to indicate fecundity and her pepetual state as a ''nova nupta''. The flaminica dialis was nova nupta, matrona and materfamilias.		Over the robe and rica was worn a large square veil, the purple ''venetatum'' which was clasped with a fibula. And over this another veil, the fire-coloured ''flammeum'', to indicate fecundity and her pepetual state as a ''nova nupta''. The flaminica dialis was nova nupta, matrona and materfamilias.

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	Of the Republican ''flaminicae'' we have the most evidence and discussion concerning the Flaminica Dialis.		Of the Republican ''flaminicae'' we have the most evidence and discussion concerning the Flaminica Dialis.
−	Married by confarreatio to the flamen dialis the flaminica dialis was part of undissolvable couple-priesthood; if she died her husband had to resign. Every market day, ''nunindae'' she sacrificed a ram in the Regia, she had to weave the ~~clothes~~ of the flamen dialis, her dress, especially the flame-colored veil symbolized the power of fertility.	+	Married by confarreatio to the flamen dialis the flaminica dialis was part of undissolvable couple-priesthood; if she died her husband had to resign. Every market day, ''nunindae'' she sacrificed a ram in the Regia, she had to weave the laena of the flamen dialis using a special sacrificial knife the ''secespita'' (Serv., Aen., IV, 262), her dress, especially the flame-colored veil symbolized the power of fertility. She could only wear shoes made from leather of animals sacrificed to the gods.

	religious dress:		religious dress:
−	Her dress consisted of a dyed purple robe (venenato operitur); her hair was plaited in a high ~~topnot~~, the tutulus, bound with wool purple fillets, ''vittae'', the ''rica'' a square handkerchief-sized veil made of undyed white wool with purple fringes, covered the tutulus, then a wreath of pomegranite (Fest. s.v. Tutulum, Rica; Varro, De Ling. Lat. VII.44).	+	Her dress consisted of a dyed purple robe (venenato operitur); her hair was plaited in a high conical bun, the tutulus, bound with wool purple fillets, ''vittae'', the ''rica'' a square handkerchief-sized veil made of undyed white wool with purple fringes, covered the tutulus, then a wreath of pomegranite (Fest. s.v. Tutulum, Rica; Varro, De Ling. Lat. VII.44).
−	Over the robe and rica was worn a large square veil, the purple ''venetatum'' which was clasped with a fibula. And over this another veil, the fire-coloured ''flammeum'', to indicate fecundity and her pepetual state as a ''nova nupta''. The flaminica dialis was nova nupta, matrona and materfamilias.	+	Over the robe and rica was worn a large square veil, the purple ''venetatum'' which was clasped with a fibula. And over this another veil, the fire-coloured ''flammeum'', to indicate fecundity and her pepetual state as a ''nova nupta''. The flaminica dialis was nova nupta, matrona and materfamilias.

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−	Her dress consisted of a dyed purple robe (venenato operitur); her hair was plaited in a high topnot, the tutulus, bound with wool purple fillets, ''vittae', the ''rica'' a square handkerchief-sized veil made of undyed white wool with purple fringes, covered the tutulus, then a wreath of pomegranite (Fest. s.v. Tutulum, Rica; Varro, De Ling. Lat. VII.44).	+	Her dress consisted of a dyed purple robe (venenato operitur); her hair was plaited in a high topnot, the tutulus, bound with wool purple fillets, ''vittae'', the ''rica'' a square handkerchief-sized veil made of undyed white wool with purple fringes, covered the tutulus, then a wreath of pomegranite (Fest. s.v. Tutulum, Rica; Varro, De Ling. Lat. VII.44).
	Over the robe and rica was worn a large square veil, the purple ''venetatum'' which was clasped with a fibula. And over this another veil, the fire-coloured ''flammeum'', to indicate fecundity and her pepetual state as a ''nova nupta''. The flaminica dialis was nova nupta, matrona and materfamilias.		Over the robe and rica was worn a large square veil, the purple ''venetatum'' which was clasped with a fibula. And over this another veil, the fire-coloured ''flammeum'', to indicate fecundity and her pepetual state as a ''nova nupta''. The flaminica dialis was nova nupta, matrona and materfamilias.