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Epulones

The epulones (Latin for "feasters"; sing. epulo) was a religious organization of Ancient Rome. They arranged feasts and public banquets at festivals and games (ludi). They constituted one of the four great religious corporations (quattuor amplissima collegia) of ancient Roman priests.

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Epulones

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Avg. degree1.91
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related to Establishment and influence · 12
Epulones → BC, College, Epulum Jovis, Gaius Licinius Lucullus, Jupiter, One, Pontiffs, Previously, Roman, The, There, They
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Epulones → Dictionary, Greek, John Murray, Lacus Curtius, London, PateraEpulones, Roman Antiquities, Roman Magistratesreligio Romana, William Smith

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college banquets roman religious ancient festivals priests pontiffs patera ludi collegia organization feasts public games one four great corporations quattuor

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Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influenceThe0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influenceBC0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influenceGaius Licinius Lucullus0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influenceThey0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influenceOne0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influenceEpulum Jovis0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influenceJupiter0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influencePreviously0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influenceThere0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influenceRoman0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influenceCollege0.60section
Epulonesrelated to Establishment and influencePontiffs0.60section

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