Vesta - Revision history

Appia Domitia Taura at 02:40, 27 May 2010

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−	~~Antes de estátuas serem utilizadas nos ritos domésticos~~, o altar ~~na casa era em torno do fogo sagrado~~. ~~Este fogo era uma representação da deusa~~ [[Vesta]], ~~mas também foi uma combinação de oferenda~~ ''~~aos~~'' ~~deuses~~, ~~e uma representação fo poder~~ ''~~dos~~'' ~~deuses~~. ~~Em toda as~~ eras da [[Religio Romana]], ~~a chama sagrada foi parte do culto doméstico~~.	+	Before statues being used in domestic rites, altar was around the sacred fire. This fire was a representation of goddess [[Vesta]], but also a combination of offers ''to'' the gods, and a representation of the power ''of'' gods. In all eras of [[Religio Romana]], the sacred flame was part of the household cult.

−	'''Vesta''' ~~é a deusa do lar~~, ~~do fogo doméstico e religioso~~. ~~Seu~~ festival é ''Vestalia'', ~~realizado no dia~~ 7 ~~de Junho~~, ~~quando Seu templo é aberto para todas as mães que trazem pratos de comida~~. ~~Templo de~~ Vesta ~~era o coração de Roma~~, ~~onde o fogo sagrado queimou~~. ~~O fogo era guardado por seis~~ ''[[~~Vestais Virgens~~]]'', ~~sacerdotisas que e dedicavam aos serviços da deusa por trinta anos~~, ~~e que eram lideradas pela~~ ''[[Virgo Maxima]]'', ~~a mais velha~~ Vestal.	+	'''Vesta''' is the goddess of hearth, domestic and religious fire. Her festival is ''Vestalia'', held on June 7, when Her temple is open to all mothers who bring plates of food. Vesta's temple was the heart of Rome, where the sacred fire burned. The fire was guarded by six ''[[Vestal Virgins]]'', priestress who dedicated service to the goddess for thirty years, and were led by ''[[Virgo Maxima]]'', the most old Vestal.
−	~~As Vestais eram sempre precedidas de lictores~~, ~~as únicas mulheres em Roma com tal privilégio~~. ~~Se um homem condenado conhecesse uma~~ Vestal, ~~ele era tolerado~~. ~~Quando um romano faz sua vontade~~, ~~ele confia às Vestais Virgens~~. ~~Mas~~ ''Vesta'' ~~possui vários aspectos~~, ~~atributos~~, ~~nomes e epítetos~~...	+	The Vestals were always preceded of lictors, the only women in Rome with that privilege. If a condemned man met a Vestal, he was tolerated. When Roman makes his will, he entrusts the Vestal Virgins. But ''Vesta'' has many aspects, attributes, names and epithets...


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Appia Domitia Taura at 02:12, 27 May 2010

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−	~~Before statues were used in the household rites~~, ~~the home~~ altar ~~centered around a sacred fire~~. ~~This fire was a representation of the goddess~~ [[Vesta]], ~~but also it was a combination of offering~~ ''to'' ~~the gods~~, ~~and a representation of the power~~ ''of'' ~~the gods~~. ~~In all~~ eras ~~of the~~ [[Religio Romana]], a ~~sacred flame was part of household worship~~.	+	Antes de estátuas serem utilizadas nos ritos domésticos, o altar na casa era em torno do fogo sagrado. Este fogo era uma representação da deusa [[Vesta]], mas também foi uma combinação de oferenda ''aos'' deuses, e uma representação fo poder ''dos'' deuses. Em toda as eras da [[Religio Romana]], a chama sagrada foi parte do culto doméstico.

−	'''Vesta''' ~~is the Goddess of hearth and home~~, ~~of domestic and religious fire~~. ~~Her~~ festival ~~is the~~ ''Vestalia'', ~~held on June~~ 7, ~~when Her temple is open to all mothers who bring plates of food~~. Vesta~~'s temple was the hearth of Rome~~, ~~where the sacred fire burned~~. ~~The fire was tended by six~~ ''[[~~Vestal Virgins~~]]'', ~~priestesses who were dedicated to the Goddess' service for thirty years~~, ~~and who were headed by the~~ ''[[Virgo Maxima]]'', ~~the eldest~~ Vestal. ~~Vestals were always preceded by lictors~~, ~~the only women in Rome allowed the privilege~~. ~~If a condemned man met a~~ Vestal, ~~he was reprieved~~. ~~When a Roman made his will~~, ~~he entrusted it to the Vestal Virgins~~. ~~But~~ ''Vesta'' ~~has many aspects~~, ~~attributes~~, ~~names and epithets~~...	+	'''Vesta''' é a deusa do lar, do fogo doméstico e religioso. Seu festival é ''Vestalia'', realizado no dia 7 de Junho, quando Seu templo é aberto para todas as mães que trazem pratos de comida. Templo de Vesta era o coração de Roma, onde o fogo sagrado queimou. O fogo era guardado por seis ''[[Vestais Virgens]]'', sacerdotisas que e dedicavam aos serviços da deusa por trinta anos, e que eram lideradas pela ''[[Virgo Maxima]]'', a mais velha Vestal.
		+	As Vestais eram sempre precedidas de lictores, as únicas mulheres em Roma com tal privilégio. Se um homem condenado conhecesse uma Vestal, ele era tolerado. Quando um romano faz sua vontade, ele confia às Vestais Virgens. Mas ''Vesta'' possui vários aspectos, atributos, nomes e epítetos...


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Gaius Fabius Buteo Modianus at 23:11, 6 December 2007

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	Before statues were used in the household rites, the home altar centered around a sacred fire. This fire was a representation of the goddess [[Vesta]], but also it was a combination of offering ''to'' the gods, and a representation of the power ''of'' the gods. In all eras of the [[Religio Romana]], a sacred flame was part of household worship.		Before statues were used in the household rites, the home altar centered around a sacred fire. This fire was a representation of the goddess [[Vesta]], but also it was a combination of offering ''to'' the gods, and a representation of the power ''of'' the gods. In all eras of the [[Religio Romana]], a sacred flame was part of household worship.

−	'''Vesta''' is the Goddess of hearth and home, of domestic and religious fire. Her festival is the ''Vestalia'', held on June 7, when Her temple is open to all mothers who bring plates of food. Vesta's temple was the hearth of Rome, where the sacred fire burned. The fire was tended by six ''Vestal Virgins'', priestesses who were dedicated to the Goddess' service for thirty years, and who were headed by the ''Virgo Maxima'', the eldest Vestal. Vestals were always preceded by lictors, the only women in Rome allowed the privilege. If a condemned man met a Vestal, he was reprieved. When a Roman made his will, he entrusted it to the Vestal Virgins. But ''Vesta'' has many aspects, attributes, names and epithets...	+	'''Vesta''' is the Goddess of hearth and home, of domestic and religious fire. Her festival is the ''Vestalia'', held on June 7, when Her temple is open to all mothers who bring plates of food. Vesta's temple was the hearth of Rome, where the sacred fire burned. The fire was tended by six ''[[Vestal Virgins]]'', priestesses who were dedicated to the Goddess' service for thirty years, and who were headed by the ''[[Virgo Maxima]]'', the eldest Vestal. Vestals were always preceded by lictors, the only women in Rome allowed the privilege. If a condemned man met a Vestal, he was reprieved. When a Roman made his will, he entrusted it to the Vestal Virgins. But ''Vesta'' has many aspects, attributes, names and epithets...


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	Before statues were used in the household rites, the home altar centered around a sacred fire. This fire was a representation of the goddess [[Vesta]], but also it was a combination of offering ''to'' the gods, and a representation of the power ''of'' the gods. In all eras of the [[Religio Romana]], a sacred flame was part of household worship.		Before statues were used in the household rites, the home altar centered around a sacred fire. This fire was a representation of the goddess [[Vesta]], but also it was a combination of offering ''to'' the gods, and a representation of the power ''of'' the gods. In all eras of the [[Religio Romana]], a sacred flame was part of household worship.
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