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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 16:21, 31 March 2009

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 16:21:30 GMT

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−	{{Sacra privata articles}}The ''[[gutus]]''~~, "GOO-tus"~~ is a container for sacred milk or wine that is offered to the gods. As with the ''[[acerra]]'' and the ''[[salinum]]'', the ''gutus'' is used to keep a sacred offering substance clean and protected. Any of a variety of materials may be used, such as pottery, glass, stone or metal.	+	{{Sacra privata articles}}The ''[[gutus]]'' is a container for sacred milk or wine that is offered to the gods. As with the ''[[acerra]]'' and the ''[[salinum]]'', the ''gutus'' is used to keep a sacred offering substance clean and protected. Any of a variety of materials may be used, such as pottery, glass, stone or metal.

	Liquid from the ''gutus'' is poured into the ''[[patera]]'' when it is being offered to the gods. If you are offering milk to the gods it should be placed in the ''gutus'' only a short time before the rite in which you will offer it, and the ''gutus'' should be emptied afterward. Wine may be left in the ''gutus'' for a longer time, although care should be taken if your ''gutus'' is made from metal. (The acid in wine may corrode the metal if left there for days.)		Liquid from the ''gutus'' is poured into the ''[[patera]]'' when it is being offered to the gods. If you are offering milk to the gods it should be placed in the ''gutus'' only a short time before the rite in which you will offer it, and the ''gutus'' should be emptied afterward. Wine may be left in the ''gutus'' for a longer time, although care should be taken if your ''gutus'' is made from metal. (The acid in wine may corrode the metal if left there for days.)

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

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 14:36, 31 March 2009

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 14:36:49 GMT

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	Liquid from the ''gutus'' is poured into the ''[[patera]]'' when it is being offered to the gods. If you are offering milk to the gods it should be placed in the ''gutus'' only a short time before the rite in which you will offer it, and the ''gutus'' should be emptied afterward. Wine may be left in the ''gutus'' for a longer time, although care should be taken if your ''gutus'' is made from metal. (The acid in wine may corrode the metal if left there for days.)		Liquid from the ''gutus'' is poured into the ''[[patera]]'' when it is being offered to the gods. If you are offering milk to the gods it should be placed in the ''gutus'' only a short time before the rite in which you will offer it, and the ''gutus'' should be emptied afterward. Wine may be left in the ''gutus'' for a longer time, although care should be taken if your ''gutus'' is made from metal. (The acid in wine may corrode the metal if left there for days.)

−	[[Category:~~Religio Romana~~]]	+	[[Category:Roman religion]]
	[[Category:Ritus]]		[[Category:Ritus]]

M. Lucretius Agricola: +nav

M. Lucretius Agricola — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 23:55:56 GMT

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−	The ''[[gutus]]'', "GOO-tus" is a container for sacred milk or wine that is offered to the gods. As with the ''[[acerra]]'' and the ''[[salinum]]'', the ''gutus'' is used to keep a sacred offering substance clean and protected. Any of a variety of materials may be used, such as pottery, glass, stone or metal.	+	{{Sacra privata articles}}The ''[[gutus]]'', "GOO-tus" is a container for sacred milk or wine that is offered to the gods. As with the ''[[acerra]]'' and the ''[[salinum]]'', the ''gutus'' is used to keep a sacred offering substance clean and protected. Any of a variety of materials may be used, such as pottery, glass, stone or metal.

	Liquid from the ''gutus'' is poured into the ''[[patera]]'' when it is being offered to the gods. If you are offering milk to the gods it should be placed in the ''gutus'' only a short time before the rite in which you will offer it, and the ''gutus'' should be emptied afterward. Wine may be left in the ''gutus'' for a longer time, although care should be taken if your ''gutus'' is made from metal. (The acid in wine may corrode the metal if left there for days.)		Liquid from the ''gutus'' is poured into the ''[[patera]]'' when it is being offered to the gods. If you are offering milk to the gods it should be placed in the ''gutus'' only a short time before the rite in which you will offer it, and the ''gutus'' should be emptied afterward. Wine may be left in the ''gutus'' for a longer time, although care should be taken if your ''gutus'' is made from metal. (The acid in wine may corrode the metal if left there for days.)

M. Lucretius Agricola: spell fix

M. Lucretius Agricola — Fri, 08 Dec 2006 03:37:11 GMT

spell fix

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−	The ''[[gutus]]'', "GOO-tus" is a container for sacred milk or wine that is offered to the gods. As with the ''[[~~accera~~]]'' and the ''[[salinum]]'', the ''gutus'' is used to keep a sacred offering substance clean and protected. Any of a variety of materials may be used, such as pottery, glass, stone or metal.	+	The ''[[gutus]]'', "GOO-tus" is a container for sacred milk or wine that is offered to the gods. As with the ''[[acerra]]'' and the ''[[salinum]]'', the ''gutus'' is used to keep a sacred offering substance clean and protected. Any of a variety of materials may be used, such as pottery, glass, stone or metal.

	Liquid from the ''gutus'' is poured into the ''[[patera]]'' when it is being offered to the gods. If you are offering milk to the gods it should be placed in the ''gutus'' only a short time before the rite in which you will offer it, and the ''gutus'' should be emptied afterward. Wine may be left in the ''gutus'' for a longer time, although care should be taken if your ''gutus'' is made from metal. (The acid in wine may corrode the metal if left there for days.)		Liquid from the ''gutus'' is poured into the ''[[patera]]'' when it is being offered to the gods. If you are offering milk to the gods it should be placed in the ''gutus'' only a short time before the rite in which you will offer it, and the ''gutus'' should be emptied afterward. Wine may be left in the ''gutus'' for a longer time, although care should be taken if your ''gutus'' is made from metal. (The acid in wine may corrode the metal if left there for days.)

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M. Lucretius Agricola — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 00:32:24 GMT

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The ''[[gutus]]'', "GOO-tus" is a container for sacred milk or wine that is offered to the gods. As with the ''[[accera]]'' and the ''[[salinum]]'', the ''gutus'' is used to keep a sacred offering substance clean and protected. Any of a variety of materials may be used, such as pottery, glass, stone or metal.

Liquid from the ''gutus'' is poured into the ''[[patera]]'' when it is being offered to the gods. If you are offering milk to the gods it should be placed in the ''gutus'' only a short time before the rite in which you will offer it, and the ''gutus'' should be emptied afterward. Wine may be left in the ''gutus'' for a longer time, although care should be taken if your ''gutus'' is made from metal. (The acid in wine may corrode the metal if left there for days.)

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