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Equirria

The Equirria (also as Ecurria, from equicurria, "horse races") were two ancient Roman festivals of chariot racing, or perhaps horseback racing, held in honor of the god Mars, one 27 February and the other 14 March.

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Equirria

Nodes40
Edges39
Triples63
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.05
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related to On the calendar · 32
Equirria → Agonalia, Anna Perenna, Armilustrium, At, Both, Despite, English, February Equirria, Georg Wissowa, Ides, In, January, Juno, Kalends, King's Flight, Latin, Latin Martius, March, March Equirria, Mars
related to Significance · 15
Equirria → Armilustrium, Campus Martius, Consualia, Hendrik Wagenvoort, Ides, Mars, October, October Horse, Originally, Tarentum, Taurian Games, The, They, Trigarium, William Warde Fowler
related to Site · 13
Equirria → Altar, Caelian Hill, Campus Martialis, Campus Martius, Mars, Rome, Saecular Games, Tarentum, The, The Equirria, Tiber, Trigarium, When

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mars horse festivals march races roman campus day year also chariot 27 february ides calendar martius ritual month originally archaic

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the Consualiainstance offestivals0.80text
at sites including the Tarentuminstance offestivals0.80text
the Trigariuminstance offestivals0.80text
Equirriarelated to On the calendarThe Equirria0.60section
Equirriarelated to On the calendarRomulus0.60section
Equirriarelated to On the calendarMars0.60section
Equirriarelated to On the calendarBoth0.60section
Equirriarelated to On the calendarRoman0.60section
Equirriarelated to On the calendarMichael Lipka0.60section
Equirriarelated to On the calendarThe0.60section
Equirriarelated to On the calendarFebruary Equirria0.60section
Equirriarelated to On the calendarKalends0.60section

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