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Trigarium

The trigarium was an equestrian training ground in the northwest corner of the Campus Martius ("Field of Mars") in ancient Rome. Its name was taken from the triga, a three-horse chariot.

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Triga

Religious use

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Trigarium

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related to Religious use · 35
Trigarium → Although, An, At, Campus Martius, Ciconiae Nixae, Consualia, Dis, Dis Pater, Equirria, February, Greek, Greek Persephone, Horse, In, Kore, Latinized, Maiden, March, Mars, Moon
related to Triga · 10
Trigarium → Achilles, Augustus, Dionysius, Greece, Iliad, In, In Etruscan, Since, The, The Romans

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chariot equestrian horse training triga campus martius three-horse may games horses ground field pliny mars races roman northwest space purpose

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
the Consualiainstance ofRoman festivals0.80text
the October Horseinstance ofRoman festivals0.80text
the Taurian Gamesinstance ofRoman festivals0.80text
and sites in the Campus Martius such as the Tarentuminstance ofRoman festivals0.80text
Trigariumrelated to Religious useAlthough0.60section
Trigariumrelated to Religious useOctober Horse0.60section
Trigariumrelated to Religious useCampus Martius0.60section
Trigariumrelated to Religious useMars0.60section
Trigariumrelated to Religious useOctober0.60section
Trigariumrelated to Religious useThe0.60section
Trigariumrelated to Religious useNixas0.60section
Trigariumrelated to Religious useCiconiae Nixae0.60section

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    Trigarium

    Nodes50
    Edges49
    Triples49
    Avg. degree1.96
    Density0.04
    Components1
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