Cultus Apollinis - Revision history

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 14:27, 30 June 2011

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−	<div style="border:medium groove #800000;padding:1em">Leto was joined in love with Zeus who holds the aegis, and bore Apollon and Artemis delighting in arrows, children lovely above all the sons of Heaven. <br />-Hesiod, Theogony 920</div>	+	<div style="border:medium groove #800000;padding:1em;margin:0 1em 0 1em">Leto was joined in love with Zeus who holds the aegis, and bore Apollon and Artemis delighting in arrows, children lovely above all the sons of Heaven. <br />-Hesiod, Theogony 920</div>[[Image:Apollo citharoede .jpg\|right\|frame\|''Apollo Citharoedus'', believed to be a copy of Skopas. The cult image housed in the temple of Apollo Palatinus is also Apollo with a ''cithara''.]]

		+	Apollo is the ancient Greek god of healing, oracles and inspiration. He had no indigenous Roman counterpart, and until the end of the republic remained a foreign god with only a single temple outside the ''[[pomerium]]''. He was worshiped in Rome primarily as ''Apollo Medicus'', Apollo the healer. Apollo was actually quite a minor god in Italy and did not become popular until the advent of Augustus who built a magnificent temple on the [[Palatine]] to him. His cult was supervised by the ''decemviri sacris faciundis'' in the [[Greek rite]].

−	~~In 430 BCE~~, ~~the Temple of Apollo Medicus was dedicated to Apollo on account of a plague. Located near the Theater of Marcellus~~, ~~three fluted white marble Corinthian columns of this temple were re-erected in modern times. Fragments of this temple are found in the [http~~:~~//www.centralemontemartini.org/it/museo/percorso_salamacchine_apollo.htm Montemartini Museum].~~	+	Dedication days, dies natalis, for his temples:

		+	28 B.C. Apollo Palatinus: a.d. VII ID Oct. October 9
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		+	431 B.C Apollo in pratis Flaminiis: III ID. Quinct. July 13
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		+	Festivals:
		+	Ludi Apollinares: prid non -III ID Quinct. July 6-13
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		+	In 430 BCE, the [[Temple of Apollo Medicus]] was dedicated to Apollo on account of a plague. Located near the Theater of Marcellus, three fluted white marble Corinthian columns of this temple were re-erected in modern times. Fragments of this temple are found in the [http://www.centralemontemartini.org/it/museo/percorso_salamacchine_apollo.htm Montemartini Museum].

	During the Second Punic War in 212 BCE, the [[Ludi Apollinares]] were instituted in his honor.		During the Second Punic War in 212 BCE, the [[Ludi Apollinares]] were instituted in his honor.
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		+	Lyre and flute playing are a mark of the ''ritus Graecus''. During the republic, in Rome, the cult of Apollo was headed by a magister of a ''societas cantorum Graecorum''. Choral singing was also included in the Saecular Games of Augustus.
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		+	==INSCRIPTIONS==
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		+	141-146: Apollo, as it is prescribed for you in those books - and for this reason may every good fortune attend the Roman people, the Quirites - let sacrifice be made to you with nine popana, and nine cakes, and nine phthoes. I beg and pray. [The rest as above.] Apollo, just as I have offered popana and prayed to you with proper prayer, for this same reason be honored with these sacrificial cakes. Become favorable and propitious. [The same was said concerning the phthoes. To Diana in the same words.] <ref>{{CIL\|VI\|32329}}. 10 sqq. Acta Sacrorum Saecularium addition</ref>
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		+	==References==
		+	<references/>
		+	*Gage,"Apollon Romain"
		+	*Gage, "Apollon Imperial"
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	[[Category:Roman Gods]]		[[Category:Roman Gods]]

M. Lucretius Agricola at 03:19, 14 March 2011

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	+	<div style="border:medium groove #800000;padding:1em">Leto was joined in love with Zeus who holds the aegis, and bore Apollon and Artemis delighting in arrows, children lovely above all the sons of Heaven. <br />-Hesiod, Theogony 920</div>

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	+	In 430 BCE, the Temple of Apollo Medicus was dedicated to Apollo on account of a plague. Located near the Theater of Marcellus, three fluted white marble Corinthian columns of this temple were re-erected in modern times. Fragments of this temple are found in the [http://www.centralemontemartini.org/it/museo/percorso_salamacchine_apollo.htm Montemartini Museum].
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	+	During the Second Punic War in 212 BCE, the [[Ludi Apollinares]] were instituted in his honor.
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	+	[[Category:Roman Gods]]

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−	<div style="border:medium groove #800000;padding:1em;margin:0 1em 0 1em">Leto was joined in love with Zeus who holds the aegis, and bore Apollon and Artemis delighting in arrows, children lovely above all the sons of Heaven. <br />-Hesiod, Theogony 920</div>[[Image:Apollo citharoede .jpg\|right\|frame\|''Apollo Citharoedus'', believed to be a copy of Skopas. The cult image housed in the temple of Apollo Palatinus is also Apollo with a ''cithara''.]]

−	Apollo is the ancient Greek god of healing, oracles and inspiration. He had no indigenous Roman counterpart, and until the end of the republic remained a foreign god with only a single temple outside the ''[[pomerium]]''. He was worshiped in Rome primarily as ''Apollo Medicus'', Apollo the healer. Apollo was actually quite a minor god in Italy and did not become popular until the advent of Augustus who built a magnificent temple on the [[Palatine]] to him. His cult was supervised by the ''decemviri sacris faciundis'' in the [[Greek rite]].
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−	~~Dedication days, dies natalis, for his temples:~~
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−	~~28 B.C. Apollo Palatinus: a.d. VII ID Oct. October 9~~
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−	~~431 B.C Apollo in pratis Flaminiis: III ID. Quinct. July 13~~
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−	~~Festivals:~~
−	~~Ludi Apollinares: prid non -III ID Quinct. July 6-13~~
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−	In 430 BCE, the [[Temple of Apollo Medicus]] was dedicated to Apollo on account of a plague. Located near the Theater of Marcellus, three fluted white marble Corinthian columns of this temple were re-erected in modern times. Fragments of this temple are found in the [http://www.centralemontemartini.org/it/museo/percorso_salamacchine_apollo.htm Montemartini Museum].
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−	~~During the Second Punic War in 212 BCE, the [[Ludi Apollinares]] were instituted in his honor.~~
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−	Lyre and flute playing are a mark of the ''ritus Graecus''. During the republic, in Rome, the cult of Apollo was headed by a magister of a ''societas cantorum Graecorum''. Choral singing was also included in the Saecular Games of Augustus.
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−	~~==INSCRIPTIONS==~~
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−	141-146: Apollo, as it is prescribed for you in those books - and for this reason may every good fortune attend the Roman people, the Quirites - let sacrifice be made to you with nine popana, and nine cakes, and nine phthoes. I beg and pray. [The rest as above.] Apollo, just as I have offered popana and prayed to you with proper prayer, for this same reason be honored with these sacrificial cakes. Become favorable and propitious. [The same was said concerning the phthoes. To Diana in the same words.] <ref>{{CIL\|VI\|32329}}. 10 sqq. Acta Sacrorum Saecularium addition</ref>
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−	~~==References==~~
−	~~<references/>~~
−	*Gage,"Apollon Romain"
−	*Gage, "Apollon Imperial"
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−	~~[[Category:Roman Gods]]~~

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	141-146: Apollo, as it is prescribed for you in those books - and for this reason may every good fortune attend the Roman people, the Quirites - let sacrifice be made to you with nine popana, and nine cakes, and nine phthoes. I beg and pray. [The rest as above.] Apollo, just as I have offered popana and prayed to you with proper prayer, for this same reason be honored with these sacrificial cakes. Become favorable and propitious. [The same was said concerning the phthoes. To Diana in the same words.] <ref>{{CIL\|VI\|32329}}. 10 sqq. Acta Sacrorum Saecularium addition</ref>		141-146: Apollo, as it is prescribed for you in those books - and for this reason may every good fortune attend the Roman people, the Quirites - let sacrifice be made to you with nine popana, and nine cakes, and nine phthoes. I beg and pray. [The rest as above.] Apollo, just as I have offered popana and prayed to you with proper prayer, for this same reason be honored with these sacrificial cakes. Become favorable and propitious. [The same was said concerning the phthoes. To Diana in the same words.] <ref>{{CIL\|VI\|32329}}. 10 sqq. Acta Sacrorum Saecularium addition</ref>
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	==References==		==References==
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	*Gage,"Apollon Romain"		*Gage,"Apollon Romain"
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Marca Hortensia Maior at 02:38, 28 August 2009

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−	"Apollon Romain" ~~Jean Gage~~	+	*Gage,"Apollon Romain"
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	"Apollon Romain" Jean Gage		"Apollon Romain" Jean Gage
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		+	"Apollon Romain" Jean Gage
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−	141-146: Apollo, as it is prescribed for you in those books - and for this reason may every good fortune attend the Roman people, the Quirites - let sacrifice be made to you with nine popana, and nine cakes, and nine phthoes. I beg and pray. [The rest as above.] Apollo, just as I have offered popana and prayed to you with proper prayer, for this same reason be honored with these sacrificial cakes. Become favorable and propitious. [The same was said concerning the phthoes. To Diana in the same words.] <ref>[[CIL]]VI 32329. 10 sqq. Acta Sacrorum Saecularium addition</ref>	+	141-146: Apollo, as it is prescribed for you in those books - and for this reason may every good fortune attend the Roman people, the Quirites - let sacrifice be made to you with nine popana, and nine cakes, and nine phthoes. I beg and pray. [The rest as above.] Apollo, just as I have offered popana and prayed to you with proper prayer, for this same reason be honored with these sacrificial cakes. Become favorable and propitious. [The same was said concerning the phthoes. To Diana in the same words.] <ref>{{CIL\|VI\|32329}}. 10 sqq. Acta Sacrorum Saecularium addition</ref>

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−	141-146: Apollo, as it is prescribed for you in those books - and for this reason may every good fortune attend the Roman people, the Quirites - let sacrifice be made to you with nine popana, and nine cakes, and nine phthoes. I beg and pray. [The rest as above.] Apollo, just as I have offered popana and prayed to you with proper prayer, for this same reason be honored with these sacrificial cakes. Become favorable and propitious. [The same was said concerning the phthoes. To Diana in the same words.] [[<ref>CIL~~</ref>~~ ]]VI 32329. 10 sqq. Acta Sacrorum Saecularium addition	+	141-146: Apollo, as it is prescribed for you in those books - and for this reason may every good fortune attend the Roman people, the Quirites - let sacrifice be made to you with nine popana, and nine cakes, and nine phthoes. I beg and pray. [The rest as above.] Apollo, just as I have offered popana and prayed to you with proper prayer, for this same reason be honored with these sacrificial cakes. Become favorable and propitious. [The same was said concerning the phthoes. To Diana in the same words.] <ref>[[CIL]]VI 32329. 10 sqq. Acta Sacrorum Saecularium addition</ref>

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