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Agonalia, též Agonia, Agonium či Agonales byl ve starověkém římské náboženství svátek který se konal čtyřikrát do roka a to 9. ledna, 17. března, 21. května a 11. prosince. Zavedeny byly údajně římským králem Numem Pompiliem. Význam svátku byl již v době konce Římské republiky nejasný a není jasné nakolik byl skutečně slaven, Varro a Macrobius v…
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