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	+	The feria of the Matralia was celebrated III Idus Iun. (June 11th) at the temple of the goddess Mater Matuta, the goddess Aurora in the Forum Boiarum. It was celebrated by Roman matrons, ''matrones'' and , a ''univir'' a woman married only once had the privilege of crowning the cult statue of Mater Matuta.
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	+	:Slaves were forbidden from entering the temple or participating in the ceremonies. For the Matralia a slave, was made to enter the sanctuary and then ritually slapped and expelled by a matron. The Roman matrons bore their sisters children into the temple, made offerings of cakes baked in earthenware pots, rocked the infants and asked the goddess' blessing for the child's welfare. The cult statue was then crowned with a garland by a 'univir'.

	+	Archelogical activity at a temple of Mater Matuta outside of Rome, uncovered votives of the goddess holding an infant, or nursing it, confirming her relation to infants.
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	+	''Non tamen hanc pro stirpe sua pia mater adoret:''
	+	'':Ipsa(=Leucothoea) parum felix visa fuisse parens.''
	+	''Alterius prolem melius mandabatis illi:''
	+	'': Utilior Baccho quam fuit illa suis.'' Ovid ''Fasti 6,559-61)''
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	+	===References===
	+	Nicole Boels-Janssen "La Vie Religieuse Des Matrones Dans La Rome Archaique"
	+	:Varro, De Lingua Latina V, p.31
	+	:Ovid, Fasti
	+	:Plutarch, Camillus 5, 2; Roman Questions 17
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	+	[[Category:Roman religion]]

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−	The feria of the Matralia was celebrated III Idus Iun. (June 11th) at the temple of the goddess Mater Matuta, the goddess Aurora in the Forum Boiarum. It was celebrated by Roman matrons, ''matrones'' and , a ''univir'' a woman married only once had the privilege of crowning the cult statue of Mater Matuta.
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−	:Slaves were forbidden from entering the temple or participating in the ceremonies. For the Matralia a slave, was made to enter the sanctuary and then ritually slapped and expelled by a matron. The Roman matrons bore their sisters children into the temple, made offerings of cakes baked in earthenware pots, rocked the infants and asked the goddess' blessing for the child's welfare. The cult statue was then crowned with a garland by a 'univir'.

−	~~Archelogical activity at a temple of Mater Matuta outside of Rome, uncovered votives of the goddess holding an infant, or nursing it, confirming her relation to infants.~~
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−	~~''Non tamen hanc pro stirpe sua pia mater adoret:''~~
−	~~'':Ipsa(=Leucothoea) parum felix visa fuisse parens.''~~
−	~~''Alterius prolem melius mandabatis illi:''~~
−	~~'': Utilior Baccho quam fuit illa suis.'' Ovid ''Fasti 6,559-61)''~~
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−	~~===References===~~
−	~~Nicole Boels-Janssen "La Vie Religieuse Des Matrones Dans La Rome Archaique"~~
−	~~:Varro, De Lingua Latina V, p.31~~
−	~~:Ovid, Fasti~~
−	~~:Plutarch, Camillus 5, 2; Roman Questions 17~~
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−	~~[[Category:Roman religion]]~~

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 11:06, 11 October 2009

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	:Ovid, Fasti		:Ovid, Fasti
	:Plutarch, Camillus 5, 2; Roman Questions 17		:Plutarch, Camillus 5, 2; Roman Questions 17
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		+	[[Category:Roman religion]]

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	===References===		===References===
	Nicole Boels-Janssen "La Vie Religieuse Des Matrones Dans La Rome Archaique"		Nicole Boels-Janssen "La Vie Religieuse Des Matrones Dans La Rome Archaique"
−	Varro, De Lingua Latina V, p.31	+	:Varro, De Lingua Latina V, p.31
−	Ovid, Fasti	+	:Ovid, Fasti
−	Plutarch, Camillus 5, 2; Roman Questions 17	+	:Plutarch, Camillus 5, 2; Roman Questions 17

Marca Hortensia Maior at 04:57, 16 May 2009

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	The feria of the Matralia was celebrated III Idus Iun. (June 11th) at the temple of the goddess Mater Matuta, the goddess Aurora in the Forum Boiarum. It was celebrated by Roman matrons, ''matrones'' and , a ''univir'' a woman married only once had the privilege of crowning the cult statue of Mater Matuta.		The feria of the Matralia was celebrated III Idus Iun. (June 11th) at the temple of the goddess Mater Matuta, the goddess Aurora in the Forum Boiarum. It was celebrated by Roman matrons, ''matrones'' and , a ''univir'' a woman married only once had the privilege of crowning the cult statue of Mater Matuta.

−	:Slaves were forbidden from entering the temple or participating in the ceremonies. For the Matralia a slave, was made to enter the sanctuary and then ritually slapped and expelled by a matron. The Roman matrons bore their sisters children into the temple, made offerings of ~~round~~ cakes baked in earthenware pots, rocked the infants and asked the goddess' blessing for the child's welfare. The cult statue was then crowned with a garland by a 'univir'.	+	:Slaves were forbidden from entering the temple or participating in the ceremonies. For the Matralia a slave, was made to enter the sanctuary and then ritually slapped and expelled by a matron. The Roman matrons bore their sisters children into the temple, made offerings of cakes baked in earthenware pots, rocked the infants and asked the goddess' blessing for the child's welfare. The cult statue was then crowned with a garland by a 'univir'.

	Archelogical activity at a temple of Mater Matuta outside of Rome, uncovered votives of the goddess holding an infant, or nursing it, confirming her relation to infants.		Archelogical activity at a temple of Mater Matuta outside of Rome, uncovered votives of the goddess holding an infant, or nursing it, confirming her relation to infants.
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	===References===		===References===
	Nicole Boels-Janssen "La Vie Religieuse Des Matrones Dans La Rome Archaique"		Nicole Boels-Janssen "La Vie Religieuse Des Matrones Dans La Rome Archaique"
		+	Varro, De Lingua Latina V, p.31
		+	Ovid, Fasti
		+	Plutarch, Camillus 5, 2; Roman Questions 17

Marca Hortensia Maior at 04:53, 16 May 2009

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−	The feria of the Matralia was celebrated III Idus Iun. (June 11th) at the temple of the goddess Mater Matuta, the goddess Aurora ~~-dawn,~~ in the Forum Boiarum. It was celebrated by Roman matrons, ''matrones'' and , a ''univir'' a woman married only once had the privilege of crowning the cult statue of Mater Matuta.	+	The feria of the Matralia was celebrated III Idus Iun. (June 11th) at the temple of the goddess Mater Matuta, the goddess Aurora in the Forum Boiarum. It was celebrated by Roman matrons, ''matrones'' and , a ''univir'' a woman married only once had the privilege of crowning the cult statue of Mater Matuta.

−	:~~A slave, who~~ were ~~normally~~ forbidden ~~in Mater Matuta's~~ temple, was made to enter the sanctuary and then ritually ~~beaten~~ and expelled~~, the~~ Roman matrons bore their sisters children rocked ~~them~~ and asked ~~for~~ the goddess' blessing.	+	:Slaves were forbidden from entering the temple or participating in the ceremonies. For the Matralia a slave, was made to enter the sanctuary and then ritually slapped and expelled by a matron. The Roman matrons bore their sisters children into the temple, made offerings of round cakes baked in earthenware pots, rocked the infants and asked the goddess' blessing for the child's welfare. The cult statue was then crowned with a garland by a 'univir'.

	Archelogical activity at a temple of Mater Matuta outside of Rome, uncovered votives of the goddess holding an infant, or nursing it, confirming her relation to infants.		Archelogical activity at a temple of Mater Matuta outside of Rome, uncovered votives of the goddess holding an infant, or nursing it, confirming her relation to infants.

Marca Hortensia Maior at 04:37, 16 May 2009

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−	The feria of the Matralia was celebrated June 11th at the temple of the goddess Mater Matuta, the goddess Aurora -dawn, in the Forum Boiarum. It was celebrated by Roman matrons, ''matrones'' and , a ''univir'' a woman married only once had the privilege of crowning the cult statue of Mater Matuta.	+	The feria of the Matralia was celebrated III Idus Iun. (June 11th) at the temple of the goddess Mater Matuta, the goddess Aurora -dawn, in the Forum Boiarum. It was celebrated by Roman matrons, ''matrones'' and , a ''univir'' a woman married only once had the privilege of crowning the cult statue of Mater Matuta.

	:A slave, who were normally forbidden in Mater Matuta's temple, was made to enter the sanctuary and then ritually beaten and expelled, the Roman matrons bore their sisters children rocked them and asked for the goddess' blessing.		:A slave, who were normally forbidden in Mater Matuta's temple, was made to enter the sanctuary and then ritually beaten and expelled, the Roman matrons bore their sisters children rocked them and asked for the goddess' blessing.

Marca Hortensia Maior at 04:34, 16 May 2009

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	''Alterius prolem melius mandabatis illi:''		''Alterius prolem melius mandabatis illi:''
	'': Utilior Baccho quam fuit illa suis.'' Ovid ''Fasti 6,559-61)''		'': Utilior Baccho quam fuit illa suis.'' Ovid ''Fasti 6,559-61)''
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		+	===References===
		+	Nicole Boels-Janssen "La Vie Religieuse Des Matrones Dans La Rome Archaique"

Marca Hortensia Maior at 04:30, 16 May 2009

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	Archelogical activity at a temple of Mater Matuta outside of Rome, uncovered votives of the goddess holding an infant, or nursing it, confirming her relation to infants.		Archelogical activity at a temple of Mater Matuta outside of Rome, uncovered votives of the goddess holding an infant, or nursing it, confirming her relation to infants.

−	''Non tamen hanc pro stirpe sua pia mater adoret:	+	''Non tamen hanc pro stirpe sua pia mater adoret:''
−	:Ipsa(=Leucothoea) parum felix visa fuisse parens.	+	'':Ipsa(=Leucothoea) parum felix visa fuisse parens.''
−	Alterius prolem melius mandabatis illi:	+	''Alterius prolem melius mandabatis illi:''
−	: Utilior Baccho quam fuit illa suis.'' Ovid ''Fasti 6,559-61)	+	'': Utilior Baccho quam fuit illa suis.'' Ovid ''Fasti 6,559-61)''

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	Archelogical activity at a temple of Mater Matuta outside of Rome, uncovered votives of the goddess holding an infant, or nursing it, confirming her relation to infants.		Archelogical activity at a temple of Mater Matuta outside of Rome, uncovered votives of the goddess holding an infant, or nursing it, confirming her relation to infants.
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		+	''Non tamen hanc pro stirpe sua pia mater adoret:
		+	:Ipsa(=Leucothoea) parum felix visa fuisse parens.
		+	Alterius prolem melius mandabatis illi:
		+	: Utilior Baccho quam fuit illa suis.'' Ovid ''Fasti 6,559-61)