Roman religion

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Roman religion was the polytheistic belief system of ancient Rome, centered on a pantheon of gods, public rituals, and state-sponsored cults that permeated civic and private life.

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Observed surface forms (4)

Surface form Occurrences
Roman mythology 6
Roman paganism 2
Roman polytheism 1

Statements (82)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient religion
polytheistic religion
state religion
associatedWith Roman family life
Roman law
Roman politics
Roman state
calendarLinkedTo Roman calendar
surface form: Roman festival calendar
centeredOn Roman pantheon
declineCause rise of Christianity
hasCharacteristic civic cults
household cults
polytheism
ritualism
state sponsorship
hasConcept numen
pax deorum
sacra privata
sacra publica
hasCult cult of Jupiter Optimus Maximus
Temple of Vesta
surface form: cult of Vesta

imperial cult
mystery cults
hasDeity Apollo
Dionysus
surface form: Bacchus

Ceres
Diana
Heracles
surface form: Hercules

Janus
Juno
Jupiter
Mars
Mercury
Minerva
Neptune
Pluto
Saturn
Venus
Vesta
hasDeityClass Dii Consentes
Genius
Lares
Penates
hasFestival Consualia
Lemuria
Lupercalia
Parentalia
Robigalia
Saturnalia
Terminalia
Vinalia
hasRitualSpecialist augur
flamen
haruspex
pontifex maximus
hasSacredPlace Capitoline Hill
Roman Forum
household shrines
temples
includesInstitution College of Augurs
Dii Consentes
surface form: Flamines

Rex Sacrorum
Vestal Virgins
pontifical college
includesPractice animal sacrifice
augury
haruspicy
oaths
prayers
processions
public sacrifice
votive offerings
influencedBy Etruscan religion
Greek religion
Italic religious traditions
practicedIn Roman Antiquity
surface form: Ancient Rome
regulatedBy Roman Senate
Roman magistracy
surface form: Roman magistrates
timePeriod Roman Empire
Roman Kingdom
Roman Republic
usesLanguage Latin

Referenced by (24)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hyginus associatedWith Roman religion
this entity surface form: Roman mythology
Via Sacra associatedWith Roman religion
Ephesus associatedWithReligion Roman religion
Mars Being Disarmed by Venus basedOn Roman religion
this entity surface form: Roman mythology
ancient Italy culturalInfluenceOn Roman religion
Hersilia domain Roman religion
this entity surface form: Roman mythology
Siscia hadReligion Roman religion
this entity surface form: Roman paganism
Greco-Roman mythology hasPart Roman religion
this entity surface form: Roman mythology
Western Roman Empire hasReligion Roman religion
this entity surface form: Roman paganism
Twelve Olympians influence Roman religion
Aphrodite influenced Roman religion
Hellenistic religion influenced Roman religion
the Whore of Babylon interpretedAs Roman religion
subject surface form: Whore of Babylon
this entity surface form: pagan Rome
Gaul laterReligion Roman religion
Falisci pantheonRelation Roman religion
Pillars of Hercules partOf Roman religion
this entity surface form: Roman mythology
Cyrene religion Roman religion
Drusilla religion Roman religion
this entity surface form: Roman polytheism
Praetorian Guard religion Roman religion
Sabines religion Roman religion
Ostia religionPracticed Roman religion
Romulus and Remus religiousContext Roman religion
Forum Romanum significantFor Roman religion
Hyginus workSubject Roman religion
this entity surface form: Roman mythology