04 Thursday Sep 2014
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#ludiromani, #romangod, #Romanholiday, #Summer, Holidays, Jupiter, Ludi Romani, Pagan, Roman, Roman god, Roman Holiday
The Ludi Romani were Roman public games honoring the aspect of Jupiter known as Jupiter Optimus Maximus (the best and greatest). The Ludi Romani included a procession from the Capitol to the Circus Maximus that was followed by a sacrifice, feasts to Jupiter and then both theatrical productions and chariot races.
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