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Marcus Pompeius Caninus: /* Ludi Compitalicii Circenses Report for 2768 AUC */

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Ludi Compitalicii Circenses Report for 2768 AUC

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−	Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Maleos of Alexandria, driving White Lightning, owned by Gaius Decius Laterensis for ~~Russata~~, winner of the 2768 auc Ludi Compitalicii Circenses!	+	Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Maleos of Alexandria, driving White Lightning, owned by Gaius Decius Laterensis for Albata, winner of the 2768 auc Ludi Compitalicii Circenses!
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Ritual Prayer

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−	On the morning of 18 January 2768 ~~auc~~, M. Pompeius Caninus offered this prayer at the primary crossroads in his neighborhood:	+	On the morning of 18 January 2768 a.u.c., M. Pompeius Caninus offered this prayer at the primary crossroads in his neighborhood:
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−	On the morning of 18 January 2768 auc, M. Pompeius Caninus ~~performed the following ritual~~ at the primary ~~three way~~ crossroads in his neighborhood:	+	On the morning of 18 January 2768 auc, M. Pompeius Caninus offered this prayer at the primary crossroads in his neighborhood:
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	Print ISBN-13: 978-0415141031<br />		Print ISBN-13: 978-0415141031<br />
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	====Origins====		====Origins====
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	Tarquinius Priscus may have instituted the yearly festival known as Compitalia or Ludi Compitalicii, in honor of the lares compitales. Slaves presented sacrifices of honey-cakes (pevlanoi) at the Compitalia, which was probably celebrated a few days after the Saturnalia. Macrobius (Saturn. i.7) says that at the celebration of the Compitalia, boys were sacrificed to Mania, the mother of the lares. After the expulsion of the Tarquins, garlic and poppies were substituted for the boys.<br />		Tarquinius Priscus may have instituted the yearly festival known as Compitalia or Ludi Compitalicii, in honor of the lares compitales. Slaves presented sacrifices of honey-cakes (pevlanoi) at the Compitalia, which was probably celebrated a few days after the Saturnalia. Macrobius (Saturn. i.7) says that at the celebration of the Compitalia, boys were sacrificed to Mania, the mother of the lares. After the expulsion of the Tarquins, garlic and poppies were substituted for the boys.<br />
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	Magistri vici presided over the Compitalia festival, which included public games until the senate did away with the Compitalia in B.C. 68. During the civil wars the festival fell into disuse, but Augustus revived the Compitalia and made the lares of the emperor the state lares. He created an order of priests (Augustales) to attend to the worship of the lares.<br />		Magistri vici presided over the Compitalia festival, which included public games until the senate did away with the Compitalia in B.C. 68. During the civil wars the festival fell into disuse, but Augustus revived the Compitalia and made the lares of the emperor the state lares. He created an order of priests (Augustales) to attend to the worship of the lares.<br />
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	====Lares and the Compitalia====		====Lares and the Compitalia====
	In ancient Roman religion, the Compitalia (Latin: Ludi Compitalicii) was a festival celebrated once a year in honor of the Lares Compitales, local deities of the crossroads, to whom sacrifices were offered at the places where two or more ways meet. The word compitales comes from compitum, meaning a cross-way in the Latin language. The city of Rome was protected by a Lar, or Lares, housed in a shrine (sacellum) on the City's ancient, sacred boundary (pomerium). Each Roman vicus (pl. vici – administrative districts or wards) had its own communal Lares, housed in a permanent shrine at a central crossroads of the district. These Lares Compitalicii were celebrated at the Compitalia festival (from the Latin compitum, a crossroad) just after the Saturnalia that closed the old year. In the "solemn and sumptuous" rites of Compitalia, a pig was led taken in celebratory procession through the streets of the vicus then sacrificed to the Lares at their Compitalia shrine. Cult offerings to these Lares were much the same as those to domestic Lares; in the late Republican era, Dionysius of Halicarnassus describes the contribution of a honey-cake from each household as ancient tradition.<br />		In ancient Roman religion, the Compitalia (Latin: Ludi Compitalicii) was a festival celebrated once a year in honor of the Lares Compitales, local deities of the crossroads, to whom sacrifices were offered at the places where two or more ways meet. The word compitales comes from compitum, meaning a cross-way in the Latin language. The city of Rome was protected by a Lar, or Lares, housed in a shrine (sacellum) on the City's ancient, sacred boundary (pomerium). Each Roman vicus (pl. vici – administrative districts or wards) had its own communal Lares, housed in a permanent shrine at a central crossroads of the district. These Lares Compitalicii were celebrated at the Compitalia festival (from the Latin compitum, a crossroad) just after the Saturnalia that closed the old year. In the "solemn and sumptuous" rites of Compitalia, a pig was led taken in celebratory procession through the streets of the vicus then sacrificed to the Lares at their Compitalia shrine. Cult offerings to these Lares were much the same as those to domestic Lares; in the late Republican era, Dionysius of Halicarnassus describes the contribution of a honey-cake from each household as ancient tradition.<br />
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	See the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lares Lares] article in Wikipedia for a discussion of the various types of Lares, including the Lares Compitales.<br />		See the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lares Lares] article in Wikipedia for a discussion of the various types of Lares, including the Lares Compitales.<br />
	Read the [[Lar \| Lar]] article in the Nova Roma wiki.		Read the [[Lar \| Lar]] article in the Nova Roma wiki.
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	Maleos and Jason take off leaving the others behind. Aurora is behind them but her position prevents Censor Placidus from being able to pass! Astianax is pushing Barinthus into the spina as they go around the meta! Astianax handles the turn well! Maleos and Jason thunder towards the second lap! Aurora is now focused on the other quadrigae, and Astianax, biding his time, trailing at a steady pace!		Maleos and Jason take off leaving the others behind. Aurora is behind them but her position prevents Censor Placidus from being able to pass! Astianax is pushing Barinthus into the spina as they go around the meta! Astianax handles the turn well! Maleos and Jason thunder towards the second lap! Aurora is now focused on the other quadrigae, and Astianax, biding his time, trailing at a steady pace!
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	This is Titus Nautius Sura, and on behalf of Nova Roma Broadcasting, I bid you all good night!		This is Titus Nautius Sura, and on behalf of Nova Roma Broadcasting, I bid you all good night!
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	Read the [[Lar \| Lar]] article in the Nova Roma wiki.		Read the [[Lar \| Lar]] article in the Nova Roma wiki.

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Marcus Pompeius Caninus: /* Lares and the Compitalia */

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Lares and the Compitalia

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	See [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lares#Lares_and_the_Compitalia Lares and the Compitalia] in Wikipedia.<br />		See [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lares#Lares_and_the_Compitalia Lares and the Compitalia] in Wikipedia.<br />
−	See [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compitalia Comitalia] in Wikipedia.	+	See [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compitalia Comitalia] in Wikipedia.<br />
		+	See the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lares Lares] article in Wikipedia for a discussion of the various types of Lares, including the Lares Compitales.<br />
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Marcus Pompeius Caninus: /* Lares */

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Lares

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−	~~See the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lares Lares] article in Wikipedia for a discussion of the various types of Lares, including the Lares Compitales.<br />~~
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Marcus Pompeius Caninus: /* Chariot Race Finals Report */

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Chariot Race Finals Report

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	Yesterday was the Compitalia and we have a special report on the races that took place at the Circus Maximus from our reporter Titus Nautius Sura.		Yesterday was the Compitalia and we have a special report on the races that took place at the Circus Maximus from our reporter Titus Nautius Sura.

Marcus Pompeius Caninus: /* Results for Ludi Compitalicii 2768 AUC */

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Results for Ludi Compitalicii 2768 AUC

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