Ludi Novi Romani/MMDCCLXV/Certamen Mythologicum
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Revision as of 22:21, 13 March 2012
The answer key for the Certamen Mythologicum for Ludi Novi Romani 2765 appears below. Each correct answer is worth 3 points. The final decision on what is and what is not a correct answer is solely in the hands of Statia Cornelia Valeriana Iuliana Aeternia.
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Certamen Mythologicum Ludi Novi Romani 2765 (Answer Key)
Dies / Day 1
Iuppiter
1. Diana & Apollo
2. Festival that was on Dec. 23rd sometimes held twice a year by Augustus or the feast in of Larentia
the nurse of twins Romulus and Remus and the spouse of Faustulus.
3. Give definition to the following.
A. Iuppiter Summanus -- nocturnal thunder
B. Iuppiter Tigillus-- beam or shaft that supports the universe together
C. Iuppiter Lucetius-- light or flame of lightining bolts
Mars
1. True
2. Woodpecker
3. Goose
Dies / Day 2
Iuno
1. Minerva and Jupiter
2. Air
3. Peacock (Peafowl)
Dies / Day 3
Minerva
1. Metis
2. True
3. Botticelli
Dies / Day 4
Venus
1. False
2. The Graces
3. Spear (bonus question)
4. April
Dies / Day 5
Quirnus
1. Janus or Romulus
2. Flamen Quirnalis
3. True
Dies / Day 6
Vesta
1. Ovid
2. False
3.When Vesta is called by name in a prayer along with other gods and godesses, Vesta will be the last one named
Dies / Day 7
Concordia
1. Discordia
2. Hercules & Mercury
3.True
Mercurius
1. Rooster
2. False
3. Tortoise
