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		+	[[Category:Roman religion]]
		+	==Ausonius 3.5==

−	~~If you want to have prayers in this page~~, ~~please make the effort of adding your own~~, and ~~not just restoring a previous version of this page~~.	+	Janus, come! The New Year is here, come and renew the sun.

−	~~Lucia Livia Plauta~~	+	==Cato De Agricultura 134==
		+
		+	Father Janus, to You I pray with good prayers, offering You this pile
		+	of cakes, so that You might willing be favorable to me and my
		+	children, to my home and household.
		+
		+	Father Janus, for the same reasons given in the good prayers I prayed
		+	while offering You piled cakes, may You accept and be honor by this
		+	portion of wine I pour.
		+
		+	==Festus s. v. Chaos==
		+
		+	Janus, who was before all the Gods, to whom our parents first invoked
		+	in their prayers, from whom all things proceed.
		+
		+	==Horace Satires 2.6.20-21==
		+
		+	Father Matutinus, or else Janus, if You so prefer to hear, regarded
		+	by men as the beginning of works and life's labors, so does it please
		+	the Gods, may You begin my song.
		+
		+	==Livy 1.32.10==
		+
		+	Hear, 0 Jupiter, and You Janus Quirinus, and all You heavenly Gods,
		+	and You gods of earth and of the lower world, hear me! I call You to
		+	witness that this people is unjust and does not fulfill its sacred
		+	obligations.
		+
		+	==Livy 8.9.6==
		+
		+	Janus, Jupiter, Mars Pater, Quirinus, Bellona, Lares, Divi
		+	Novensiles, Di Indigetes, Gods who have power over us and our
		+	enemies, and You Manes, to You I pray, I venerate, I ask Your divine
		+	favor and beseech You, that You prosper the virtuous might and
		+	victory of the Roman People, the Quirites, and upon the enemies of
		+	the Roman People, the Quirites, may You afflict them with terror,
		+	fear, and death. As I have pronounced the words, even so on behalf
		+	of the Republic of the Roman People, the Quirites, and of the Army,
		+	the legions and the auxiliaries of the Roman People, the Quirites, do
		+	I devote myself and with me the legions and auxiliaries of our
		+	enemies to the gods of the Underworld and to Mother Earth.
		+
		+	==Martial Epigrammata 8.2.8==
		+
		+	May You give, Father Janus, what we ask of You.
		+
		+	==Martial Epigrammata 8.8.1-6 ==
		+
		+	Janus, though You begin each fleeting year, and renew the long ages
		+	wherever You appear, though vows and incense are piously first
		+	offered to You, and the consuls begin each year by laying offerings
		+	at Your feet, still there is no more joy for You to know than that
		+	our divine emperor (Domitian) returns from the northern climes.
		+
		+	==Martial Epigrammata 10.28.1-2==
		+
		+	Sower of the years, Janus, beginning of the shining and most
		+	beautiful world, with You begins our prayers and public vows.
		+
		+	==Ovid Fasti1.65-70==
		+
		+	Biformed Janus, source of years gliding by in silence, who alone
		+	among the immortal celestials sees his own back, come, attend our
		+	nobles as Your guests, those whose labors secure delightful pastimes
		+	for the earth, and peace on earth, peace on the seas. Attend and
		+	bless Your Senators and those of the people of Rome, the Quirites,
		+	and with a nod open Your gleaming gates onto peaceful precincts.
		+
		+	==Ovid Fasti 1.172==
		+
		+	Janus, though I propitiate other Gods, I do offer wine and cakes to
		+	You first, so that I may obtain access through You, Janus, to any of
		+	the other Gods I may call upon.
		+
		+	==Ovid Fasti 1.287==
		+
		+	Janus, make peace and the servants of peace eternal. Grant that the
		+	author of peace may not desert his work.
		+
		+	==Plautus Cistellaria 520==
		+
		+	Thus is it true, by Jupiter, by Juno, and by Janus.
		+
		+	==Varro Lingua Latinae 7.26 In the Carmen Salii==
		+
		+	Arise, O Consus, arise. All things, truly, I entrust to Patulcium
		+	the Opener. Now You are Janus the Gatekeeper, now Cerus the Good
		+	Creator, now Janus the God of Good Beginnings. Come, now most
		+	especially, You who are the better of these kings.
		+
		+	==Varro Lingua Latinae 7.27 In the Carmen Salii ==
		+
		+	Dance before the Father of the Gods, give thanks to the God of Gods.

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−	~~[[Category:Roman religion]]~~	+
−	~~==Ausonius 3~~.~~5==~~	+

−	~~Janus~~, ~~come! The New Year is here~~, ~~come~~ and ~~renew the sun~~.	+	If you want to have prayers in this page, please make the effort of adding your own, and not just restoring a previous version of this page.

−	~~==Cato De Agricultura 134==~~	+	Lucia Livia Plauta
−		+
−	~~Father Janus, to You I pray with good prayers, offering You this pile~~	+
−	~~of cakes, so that You might willing be favorable to me and my~~	+
−	~~children, to my home and household.~~	+
−		+
−	~~Father Janus, for the same reasons given in the good prayers I prayed~~	+
−	~~while offering You piled cakes, may You accept and be honor by this~~	+
−	~~portion of wine I pour.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Festus s. v. Chaos==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Janus, who was before all the Gods, to whom our parents first invoked~~	+
−	~~in their prayers, from whom all things proceed.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Horace Satires 2.6.20-21==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Father Matutinus, or else Janus, if You so prefer to hear, regarded~~	+
−	~~by men as the beginning of works and life's labors, so does it please~~	+
−	~~the Gods, may You begin my song.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Livy 1.32.10==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Hear, 0 Jupiter, and You Janus Quirinus, and all You heavenly Gods,~~	+
−	~~and You gods of earth and of the lower world, hear me! I call You to~~	+
−	~~witness that this people is unjust and does not fulfill its sacred~~	+
−	~~obligations.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Livy 8.9.6==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Janus, Jupiter, Mars Pater, Quirinus, Bellona, Lares, Divi~~	+
−	~~Novensiles, Di Indigetes, Gods who have power over us and our~~	+
−	~~enemies, and You Manes, to You I pray, I venerate, I ask Your divine~~	+
−	~~favor and beseech You, that You prosper the virtuous might and~~	+
−	~~victory of the Roman People, the Quirites, and upon the enemies of~~	+
−	~~the Roman People, the Quirites, may You afflict them with terror,~~	+
−	~~fear, and death. As I have pronounced the words, even so on behalf~~	+
−	~~of the Republic of the Roman People, the Quirites, and of the Army,~~	+
−	~~the legions and the auxiliaries of the Roman People, the Quirites, do~~	+
−	~~I devote myself and with me the legions and auxiliaries of our~~	+
−	~~enemies to the gods of the Underworld and to Mother Earth.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Martial Epigrammata 8.2.8==~~	+
−		+
−	~~May You give, Father Janus, what we ask of You.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Martial Epigrammata 8.8.1-6 ==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Janus, though You begin each fleeting year, and renew the long ages~~	+
−	~~wherever You appear, though vows and incense are piously first~~	+
−	~~offered to You, and the consuls begin each year by laying offerings~~	+
−	~~at Your feet, still there is no more joy for You to know than that~~	+
−	~~our divine emperor (Domitian) returns from the northern climes.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Martial Epigrammata 10.28.1-2==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Sower of the years, Janus, beginning of the shining and most~~	+
−	~~beautiful world, with You begins our prayers and public vows.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Ovid Fasti1.65-70==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Biformed Janus, source of years gliding by in silence, who alone~~	+
−	~~among the immortal celestials sees his own back, come, attend our~~	+
−	~~nobles as Your guests, those whose labors secure delightful pastimes~~	+
−	~~for the earth, and peace on earth, peace on the seas. Attend and~~	+
−	~~bless Your Senators and those of the people of Rome, the Quirites,~~	+
−	~~and with a nod open Your gleaming gates onto peaceful precincts.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Ovid Fasti 1.172==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Janus, though I propitiate other Gods, I do offer wine and cakes to~~	+
−	~~You first, so that I may obtain access through You, Janus, to any of~~	+
−	~~the other Gods I may call upon.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Ovid Fasti 1.287==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Janus, make peace and the servants of peace eternal. Grant that the~~	+
−	~~author of peace may not desert his work.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Plautus Cistellaria 520==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Thus is it true, by Jupiter, by Juno, and by Janus.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Varro Lingua Latinae 7.26 In the Carmen Salii==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Arise, O Consus, arise. All things, truly, I entrust to Patulcium~~	+
−	~~the Opener. Now You are Janus the Gatekeeper, now Cerus the Good~~	+
−	~~Creator, now Janus the God of Good Beginnings. Come, now most~~	+
−	~~especially, You who are the better of these kings.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Varro Lingua Latinae 7.27 In the Carmen Salii ==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Dance before the Father of the Gods, give thanks to the God of Gods.~~	+

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	+	{{LanguageBar\|{{PAGENAME}}}}
	+	[[Category:Roman religion]]
	+	==Ausonius 3.5==

	+	Janus, come! The New Year is here, come and renew the sun.
	+
	+	==Cato De Agricultura 134==
	+
	+	Father Janus, to You I pray with good prayers, offering You this pile
	+	of cakes, so that You might willing be favorable to me and my
	+	children, to my home and household.
	+
	+	Father Janus, for the same reasons given in the good prayers I prayed
	+	while offering You piled cakes, may You accept and be honor by this
	+	portion of wine I pour.
	+
	+	==Festus s. v. Chaos==
	+
	+	Janus, who was before all the Gods, to whom our parents first invoked
	+	in their prayers, from whom all things proceed.
	+
	+	==Horace Satires 2.6.20-21==
	+
	+	Father Matutinus, or else Janus, if You so prefer to hear, regarded
	+	by men as the beginning of works and life's labors, so does it please
	+	the Gods, may You begin my song.
	+
	+	==Livy 1.32.10==
	+
	+	Hear, 0 Jupiter, and You Janus Quirinus, and all You heavenly Gods,
	+	and You gods of earth and of the lower world, hear me! I call You to
	+	witness that this people is unjust and does not fulfill its sacred
	+	obligations.
	+
	+	==Livy 8.9.6==
	+
	+	Janus, Jupiter, Mars Pater, Quirinus, Bellona, Lares, Divi
	+	Novensiles, Di Indigetes, Gods who have power over us and our
	+	enemies, and You Manes, to You I pray, I venerate, I ask Your divine
	+	favor and beseech You, that You prosper the virtuous might and
	+	victory of the Roman People, the Quirites, and upon the enemies of
	+	the Roman People, the Quirites, may You afflict them with terror,
	+	fear, and death. As I have pronounced the words, even so on behalf
	+	of the Republic of the Roman People, the Quirites, and of the Army,
	+	the legions and the auxiliaries of the Roman People, the Quirites, do
	+	I devote myself and with me the legions and auxiliaries of our
	+	enemies to the gods of the Underworld and to Mother Earth.
	+
	+	==Martial Epigrammata 8.2.8==
	+
	+	May You give, Father Janus, what we ask of You.
	+
	+	==Martial Epigrammata 8.8.1-6 ==
	+
	+	Janus, though You begin each fleeting year, and renew the long ages
	+	wherever You appear, though vows and incense are piously first
	+	offered to You, and the consuls begin each year by laying offerings
	+	at Your feet, still there is no more joy for You to know than that
	+	our divine emperor (Domitian) returns from the northern climes.
	+
	+	==Martial Epigrammata 10.28.1-2==
	+
	+	Sower of the years, Janus, beginning of the shining and most
	+	beautiful world, with You begins our prayers and public vows.
	+
	+	==Ovid Fasti1.65-70==
	+
	+	Biformed Janus, source of years gliding by in silence, who alone
	+	among the immortal celestials sees his own back, come, attend our
	+	nobles as Your guests, those whose labors secure delightful pastimes
	+	for the earth, and peace on earth, peace on the seas. Attend and
	+	bless Your Senators and those of the people of Rome, the Quirites,
	+	and with a nod open Your gleaming gates onto peaceful precincts.
	+
	+	==Ovid Fasti 1.172==
	+
	+	Janus, though I propitiate other Gods, I do offer wine and cakes to
	+	You first, so that I may obtain access through You, Janus, to any of
	+	the other Gods I may call upon.
	+
	+	==Ovid Fasti 1.287==
	+
	+	Janus, make peace and the servants of peace eternal. Grant that the
	+	author of peace may not desert his work.
	+
	+	==Plautus Cistellaria 520==
	+
	+	Thus is it true, by Jupiter, by Juno, and by Janus.
	+
	+	==Varro Lingua Latinae 7.26 In the Carmen Salii==
	+
	+	Arise, O Consus, arise. All things, truly, I entrust to Patulcium
	+	the Opener. Now You are Janus the Gatekeeper, now Cerus the Good
	+	Creator, now Janus the God of Good Beginnings. Come, now most
	+	especially, You who are the better of these kings.
	+
	+	==Varro Lingua Latinae 7.27 In the Carmen Salii ==
	+
	+	Dance before the Father of the Gods, give thanks to the God of Gods.

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−	~~{{LanguageBar\|{{PAGENAME}}}}~~
−	~~[[Category:Roman religion]]~~
−	~~==Ausonius 3.5==~~

−	~~Janus, come! The New Year is here, come and renew the sun.~~
−
−	~~==Cato De Agricultura 134==~~
−
−	~~Father Janus, to You I pray with good prayers, offering You this pile~~
−	~~of cakes, so that You might willing be favorable to me and my~~
−	~~children, to my home and household.~~
−
−	~~Father Janus, for the same reasons given in the good prayers I prayed~~
−	~~while offering You piled cakes, may You accept and be honor by this~~
−	~~portion of wine I pour.~~
−
−	~~==Festus s. v. Chaos==~~
−
−	~~Janus, who was before all the Gods, to whom our parents first invoked~~
−	~~in their prayers, from whom all things proceed.~~
−
−	~~==Horace Satires 2.6.20-21==~~
−
−	~~Father Matutinus, or else Janus, if You so prefer to hear, regarded~~
−	~~by men as the beginning of works and life's labors, so does it please~~
−	~~the Gods, may You begin my song.~~
−
−	~~==Livy 1.32.10==~~
−
−	~~Hear, 0 Jupiter, and You Janus Quirinus, and all You heavenly Gods,~~
−	~~and You gods of earth and of the lower world, hear me! I call You to~~
−	~~witness that this people is unjust and does not fulfill its sacred~~
−	~~obligations.~~
−
−	~~==Livy 8.9.6==~~
−
−	~~Janus, Jupiter, Mars Pater, Quirinus, Bellona, Lares, Divi~~
−	~~Novensiles, Di Indigetes, Gods who have power over us and our~~
−	~~enemies, and You Manes, to You I pray, I venerate, I ask Your divine~~
−	~~favor and beseech You, that You prosper the virtuous might and~~
−	~~victory of the Roman People, the Quirites, and upon the enemies of~~
−	~~the Roman People, the Quirites, may You afflict them with terror,~~
−	~~fear, and death. As I have pronounced the words, even so on behalf~~
−	~~of the Republic of the Roman People, the Quirites, and of the Army,~~
−	~~the legions and the auxiliaries of the Roman People, the Quirites, do~~
−	~~I devote myself and with me the legions and auxiliaries of our~~
−	~~enemies to the gods of the Underworld and to Mother Earth.~~
−
−	~~==Martial Epigrammata 8.2.8==~~
−
−	~~May You give, Father Janus, what we ask of You.~~
−
−	~~==Martial Epigrammata 8.8.1-6 ==~~
−
−	~~Janus, though You begin each fleeting year, and renew the long ages~~
−	~~wherever You appear, though vows and incense are piously first~~
−	~~offered to You, and the consuls begin each year by laying offerings~~
−	~~at Your feet, still there is no more joy for You to know than that~~
−	~~our divine emperor (Domitian) returns from the northern climes.~~
−
−	~~==Martial Epigrammata 10.28.1-2==~~
−
−	~~Sower of the years, Janus, beginning of the shining and most~~
−	~~beautiful world, with You begins our prayers and public vows.~~
−
−	~~==Ovid Fasti1.65-70==~~
−
−	~~Biformed Janus, source of years gliding by in silence, who alone~~
−	~~among the immortal celestials sees his own back, come, attend our~~
−	~~nobles as Your guests, those whose labors secure delightful pastimes~~
−	~~for the earth, and peace on earth, peace on the seas. Attend and~~
−	~~bless Your Senators and those of the people of Rome, the Quirites,~~
−	~~and with a nod open Your gleaming gates onto peaceful precincts.~~
−
−	~~==Ovid Fasti 1.172==~~
−
−	~~Janus, though I propitiate other Gods, I do offer wine and cakes to~~
−	~~You first, so that I may obtain access through You, Janus, to any of~~
−	~~the other Gods I may call upon.~~
−
−	~~==Ovid Fasti 1.287==~~
−
−	~~Janus, make peace and the servants of peace eternal. Grant that the~~
−	~~author of peace may not desert his work.~~
−
−	~~==Plautus Cistellaria 520==~~
−
−	~~Thus is it true, by Jupiter, by Juno, and by Janus.~~
−
−	~~==Varro Lingua Latinae 7.26 In the Carmen Salii==~~
−
−	~~Arise, O Consus, arise. All things, truly, I entrust to Patulcium~~
−	~~the Opener. Now You are Janus the Gatekeeper, now Cerus the Good~~
−	~~Creator, now Janus the God of Good Beginnings. Come, now most~~
−	~~especially, You who are the better of these kings.~~
−
−	~~==Varro Lingua Latinae 7.27 In the Carmen Salii ==~~
−
−	~~Dance before the Father of the Gods, give thanks to the God of Gods.~~

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{{LanguageBar|{{PAGENAME}}}}

==Ausonius 3.5==

Janus, come! The New Year is here, come and renew the sun.

==Cato De Agricultura 134==

Father Janus, to You I pray with good prayers, offering You this pile
of cakes, so that You might willing be favorable to me and my
children, to my home and household.

Father Janus, for the same reasons given in the good prayers I prayed
while offering You piled cakes, may You accept and be honor by this
portion of wine I pour.

==Festus s. v. Chaos==

Janus, who was before all the Gods, to whom our parents first invoked
in their prayers, from whom all things proceed.

==Horace Satires 2.6.20-21==

Father Matutinus, or else Janus, if You so prefer to hear, regarded
by men as the beginning of works and life's labors, so does it please
the Gods, may You begin my song.

==Livy 1.32.10==

Hear, 0 Jupiter, and You Janus Quirinus, and all You heavenly Gods,
and You gods of earth and of the lower world, hear me! I call You to
witness that this people is unjust and does not fulfill its sacred
obligations.

==Livy 8.9.6==

Janus, Jupiter, Mars Pater, Quirinus, Bellona, Lares, Divi
Novensiles, Di Indigetes, Gods who have power over us and our
enemies, and You Manes, to You I pray, I venerate, I ask Your divine
favor and beseech You, that You prosper the virtuous might and
victory of the Roman People, the Quirites, and upon the enemies of
the Roman People, the Quirites, may You afflict them with terror,
fear, and death. As I have pronounced the words, even so on behalf
of the Republic of the Roman People, the Quirites, and of the Army,
the legions and the auxiliaries of the Roman People, the Quirites, do
I devote myself and with me the legions and auxiliaries of our
enemies to the gods of the Underworld and to Mother Earth.

==Martial Epigrammata 8.2.8==

May You give, Father Janus, what we ask of You.

==Martial Epigrammata 8.8.1-6 ==

Janus, though You begin each fleeting year, and renew the long ages
wherever You appear, though vows and incense are piously first
offered to You, and the consuls begin each year by laying offerings
at Your feet, still there is no more joy for You to know than that
our divine emperor (Domitian) returns from the northern climes.

==Martial Epigrammata 10.28.1-2==

Sower of the years, Janus, beginning of the shining and most
beautiful world, with You begins our prayers and public vows.

==Ovid Fasti1.65-70==

Biformed Janus, source of years gliding by in silence, who alone
among the immortal celestials sees his own back, come, attend our
nobles as Your guests, those whose labors secure delightful pastimes
for the earth, and peace on earth, peace on the seas. Attend and
bless Your Senators and those of the people of Rome, the Quirites,
and with a nod open Your gleaming gates onto peaceful precincts.

==Ovid Fasti 1.172==

Janus, though I propitiate other Gods, I do offer wine and cakes to
You first, so that I may obtain access through You, Janus, to any of
the other Gods I may call upon.

==Ovid Fasti 1.287==

Janus, make peace and the servants of peace eternal. Grant that the
author of peace may not desert his work.

==Plautus Cistellaria 520==

Thus is it true, by Jupiter, by Juno, and by Janus.

==Varro Lingua Latinae 7.26 In the Carmen Salii==

Arise, O Consus, arise. All things, truly, I entrust to Patulcium
the Opener. Now You are Janus the Gatekeeper, now Cerus the Good
Creator, now Janus the God of Good Beginnings. Come, now most
especially, You who are the better of these kings.

==Varro Lingua Latinae 7.27 In the Carmen Salii ==

Dance before the Father of the Gods, give thanks to the God of Gods.