Aedes Fortunae
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| There were many temples to Dea [[Fortuna]] in antiquity. | There were many temples to Dea [[Fortuna]] in antiquity. | ||
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There were many temples to Dea Fortuna in antiquity.
- Fortuna Primigenia was the great mother goddess of the city Praeneste. Trajan founded a special temple in honour of Fortuna as the all-pervading power of the world. Here an annual sacrifice was offered to her on New Year's Day.
- Remains of the Aedes Fortunae Huiusce Diei (Temple of the Fortune of This Day) may be seen in the Largo di Torre Argentina archeological area in Roma.
