Incense - Revision history

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 16:23, 31 March 2009

2009-03-31T16:23:22Z

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	The ancient Romans burned a wide variety of [[incense]]s. Usually they were resins, powdered substances or herbs, or a mixture of the three. Resins such as frankincense or myrrh were very popular, as were substances such as sandalwood. Powdery incense was stored in the ''[[acerra]]'' and then sprinkled the coals of the ''[[turibulum]]'' to make offerings to the gods. It is because the incense was considered a sacred offering that the ''acerra'' is a sacred ''[[lararium]]'' "tool."		The ancient Romans burned a wide variety of [[incense]]s. Usually they were resins, powdered substances or herbs, or a mixture of the three. Resins such as frankincense or myrrh were very popular, as were substances such as sandalwood. Powdery incense was stored in the ''[[acerra]]'' and then sprinkled the coals of the ''[[turibulum]]'' to make offerings to the gods. It is because the incense was considered a sacred offering that the ''acerra'' is a sacred ''[[lararium]]'' "tool."

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 14:40, 31 March 2009

2009-03-31T14:40:23Z

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	The ancient Romans burned a wide variety of [[incense]]s. Usually they were resins, powdered substances or herbs, or a mixture of the three. Resins such as frankincense or myrrh were very popular, as were substances such as sandalwood. Powdery incense was stored in the ''[[acerra]]'' and then sprinkled the coals of the ''[[turibulum]]'' to make offerings to the gods. It is because the incense was considered a sacred offering that the ''acerra'' is a sacred ''[[lararium]]'' "tool."		The ancient Romans burned a wide variety of [[incense]]s. Usually they were resins, powdered substances or herbs, or a mixture of the three. Resins such as frankincense or myrrh were very popular, as were substances such as sandalwood. Powdery incense was stored in the ''[[acerra]]'' and then sprinkled the coals of the ''[[turibulum]]'' to make offerings to the gods. It is because the incense was considered a sacred offering that the ''acerra'' is a sacred ''[[lararium]]'' "tool."

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	[[Category:Ritus]]		[[Category:Ritus]]

M. Lucretius Agricola: spell fix

2006-12-08T03:37:56Z

spell fix

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−	The ancient Romans burned a wide variety of [[incense]]s. Usually they were resins, powdered substances or herbs, or a mixture of the three. Resins such as frankincense or myrrh were very popular, as were substances such as sandalwood. Powdery incense was stored in the ''[[~~accera~~]]'' and then sprinkled the coals of the ''[[turibulum]]'' to make offerings to the gods. It is because the incense was considered a sacred offering that the ''~~[[accera]]~~'' is a sacred ''[[lararium]]'' "tool."	+	The ancient Romans burned a wide variety of [[incense]]s. Usually they were resins, powdered substances or herbs, or a mixture of the three. Resins such as frankincense or myrrh were very popular, as were substances such as sandalwood. Powdery incense was stored in the ''[[acerra]]'' and then sprinkled the coals of the ''[[turibulum]]'' to make offerings to the gods. It is because the incense was considered a sacred offering that the ''acerra'' is a sacred ''[[lararium]]'' "tool."

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	[[Category:Ritus]]		[[Category:Ritus]]

M. Lucretius Agricola: add accerum link

2006-12-07T00:56:39Z

add accerum link

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−	The ancient Romans burned a wide variety of [[incense]]s. Usually they were resins, powdered substances or herbs, or a mixture of the three. Resins such as frankincense or myrrh were very popular, as were substances such as sandalwood. ~~The Romans sprinkled the powdery~~ incense ~~over~~ the coals of the ''[[turibulum]]'' to make offerings to the gods. It is because the incense was considered a sacred offering that the ''[[accera]]'' is a sacred ''[[lararium]]'' "tool."	+	The ancient Romans burned a wide variety of [[incense]]s. Usually they were resins, powdered substances or herbs, or a mixture of the three. Resins such as frankincense or myrrh were very popular, as were substances such as sandalwood. Powdery incense was stored in the ''[[accera]]'' and then sprinkled the coals of the ''[[turibulum]]'' to make offerings to the gods. It is because the incense was considered a sacred offering that the ''[[accera]]'' is a sacred ''[[lararium]]'' "tool."

	[[Category:Religio Romana]]		[[Category:Religio Romana]]
	[[Category:Ritus]]		[[Category:Ritus]]

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2006-12-07T00:47:59Z

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The ancient Romans burned a wide variety of [[incense]]s. Usually they were resins, powdered substances or herbs, or a mixture of the three. Resins such as frankincense or myrrh were very popular, as were substances such as sandalwood. The Romans sprinkled the powdery incense over the coals of the ''[[turibulum]]'' to make offerings to the gods. It is because the incense was considered a sacred offering that the ''[[accera]]'' is a sacred ''[[lararium]]'' "tool."

[[Category:Religio Romana]]
[[Category:Ritus]]