Prayers to Vulcanus - Revision history

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: Reverted edits by Lucia Livia Plauta (talk) to last revision by Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus

2020-04-06T19:15:10Z

Reverted edits by Lucia Livia Plauta (talk) to last revision by Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus

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−	It is ~~unethical~~ to ~~use material added by Marcus Horatius Piscinus~~, ~~ex consul and Pontifex Maximus of Nova Roma, after expelling him and condemning him~~ to ~~"Damnatio Memoriae"~~.	+	{{LanguageBar\|{{PAGENAME}}}}
		+	[[Category:Roman religion]]
		+	As I wrote earlier, prayers to Vulcanus are scarce in Roman
		+	literature. However there is mention of a charm where He is invoked
		+	to ward off fires from a home. It was very common for Roman houses
		+	to have such charms, so He was more important than our sources
		+	indicate. I'll have to see if I can recover that. These, however,
		+	are the only prayers I have found thus far.

−	~~If you want to have prayers in this page, please make the effort of adding your own, and not just restoring a previous version of this page.~~	+	==Grattius Faliscus Gynegetica 437-42==

−	~~Lucia Livia Plauta~~	+	Holy Vulcanus, foremost of those who cherish this place, to You we
		+	pray for peace. Grant Your ultimate assistance to the tired and
		+	worn, and, if no one here merits punishment for some noxious crime,
		+	may You have mercy on all their souls and allow them to reach Your
		+	purifying fountains. Three times they invoke Your name, three times
		+	they pour rich incense upon the focal fire, and strew the altar with
		+	auspicious boughs in Your honor.
		+
		+	==Martial Epigrammata 5.7.5 To Vulcan==
		+
		+	Soon, I pray, Vulcan, memories of whispered rumors of disgrace and
		+	loud quarrels of complaint You will no longer hold against the
		+	children of Mars; we are also the children of Your sweet wife Venus,
		+	spare us, Father.

Lucia Livia Plauta at 23:25, 14 May 2014

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−	~~{{LanguageBar\|{{PAGENAME}}}}~~	+	It is unethical to use material added by Marcus Horatius Piscinus, ex consul and Pontifex Maximus of Nova Roma, after expelling him and condemning him to "Damnatio Memoriae".
−	~~[[Category:Roman religion]]~~	+
−	~~As I wrote earlier, prayers to Vulcanus are scarce in Roman~~	+
−	~~literature. However there~~ is ~~mention of a charm where He is invoked~~	+
−	to ~~ward off fires from a home. It was very common for Roman houses~~	+
−	~~to have such charms~~, ~~so He was more important than our sources~~	+
−	~~indicate. I'll have~~ to ~~see if I can recover that. These, however,~~	+
−	~~are the only prayers I have found thus far~~.	+

−	~~==Grattius Faliscus Gynegetica 437-42==~~	+	If you want to have prayers in this page, please make the effort of adding your own, and not just restoring a previous version of this page.

−	~~Holy Vulcanus, foremost of those who cherish this place, to You we~~	+	Lucia Livia Plauta
−	~~pray for peace. Grant Your ultimate assistance to the tired and~~	+
−	~~worn, and, if no one here merits punishment for some noxious crime,~~	+
−	~~may You have mercy on all their souls and allow them to reach Your~~	+
−	~~purifying fountains. Three times they invoke Your name, three times~~	+
−	~~they pour rich incense upon the focal fire, and strew the altar with~~	+
−	~~auspicious boughs in Your honor.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Martial Epigrammata 5.7.5 To Vulcan==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Soon, I pray, Vulcan, memories of whispered rumors of disgrace and~~	+
−	~~loud quarrels of complaint You will no longer hold against the~~	+
−	~~children of Mars; we are also the children of Your sweet wife Venus,~~	+
−	~~spare us, Father.~~	+

Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus: Undo revision 45568 by Lucia Livia Plauta (talk): page subject NovaRoma:Copyrights

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Undo revision 45568 by Lucia Livia Plauta (talk): page subject NovaRoma:Copyrights

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	+	[[Category:Roman religion]]
	+	As I wrote earlier, prayers to Vulcanus are scarce in Roman
	+	literature. However there is mention of a charm where He is invoked
	+	to ward off fires from a home. It was very common for Roman houses
	+	to have such charms, so He was more important than our sources
	+	indicate. I'll have to see if I can recover that. These, however,
	+	are the only prayers I have found thus far.

	+	==Grattius Faliscus Gynegetica 437-42==
	+
	+	Holy Vulcanus, foremost of those who cherish this place, to You we
	+	pray for peace. Grant Your ultimate assistance to the tired and
	+	worn, and, if no one here merits punishment for some noxious crime,
	+	may You have mercy on all their souls and allow them to reach Your
	+	purifying fountains. Three times they invoke Your name, three times
	+	they pour rich incense upon the focal fire, and strew the altar with
	+	auspicious boughs in Your honor.
	+
	+	==Martial Epigrammata 5.7.5 To Vulcan==
	+
	+	Soon, I pray, Vulcan, memories of whispered rumors of disgrace and
	+	loud quarrels of complaint You will no longer hold against the
	+	children of Mars; we are also the children of Your sweet wife Venus,
	+	spare us, Father.

Lucia Livia Plauta: Removing all content from page

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−	~~[[Category:Roman religion]]~~
−	~~As I wrote earlier, prayers to Vulcanus are scarce in Roman~~
−	~~literature. However there is mention of a charm where He is invoked~~
−	~~to ward off fires from a home. It was very common for Roman houses~~
−	~~to have such charms, so He was more important than our sources~~
−	~~indicate. I'll have to see if I can recover that. These, however,~~
−	~~are the only prayers I have found thus far.~~

−	~~==Grattius Faliscus Gynegetica 437-42==~~
−
−	~~Holy Vulcanus, foremost of those who cherish this place, to You we~~
−	~~pray for peace. Grant Your ultimate assistance to the tired and~~
−	~~worn, and, if no one here merits punishment for some noxious crime,~~
−	~~may You have mercy on all their souls and allow them to reach Your~~
−	~~purifying fountains. Three times they invoke Your name, three times~~
−	~~they pour rich incense upon the focal fire, and strew the altar with~~
−	~~auspicious boughs in Your honor.~~
−
−	~~==Martial Epigrammata 5.7.5 To Vulcan==~~
−
−	~~Soon, I pray, Vulcan, memories of whispered rumors of disgrace and~~
−	~~loud quarrels of complaint You will no longer hold against the~~
−	~~children of Mars; we are also the children of Your sweet wife Venus,~~
−	~~spare us, Father.~~

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 10:58, 11 October 2009

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As I wrote earlier, prayers to Vulcanus are scarce in Roman
literature. However there is mention of a charm where He is invoked
to ward off fires from a home. It was very common for Roman houses
to have such charms, so He was more important than our sources
indicate. I'll have to see if I can recover that. These, however,
are the only prayers I have found thus far.

==Grattius Faliscus Gynegetica 437-42==

Holy Vulcanus, foremost of those who cherish this place, to You we
pray for peace. Grant Your ultimate assistance to the tired and
worn, and, if no one here merits punishment for some noxious crime,
may You have mercy on all their souls and allow them to reach Your
purifying fountains. Three times they invoke Your name, three times
they pour rich incense upon the focal fire, and strew the altar with
auspicious boughs in Your honor.

==Martial Epigrammata 5.7.5 To Vulcan==

Soon, I pray, Vulcan, memories of whispered rumors of disgrace and
loud quarrels of complaint You will no longer hold against the
children of Mars; we are also the children of Your sweet wife Venus,
spare us, Father.