Lupercus

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Lupercus is a Roman pastoral and fertility god associated with the protection of flocks and linked to the festival of Lupercalia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman god
fertility deity
pastoral deity
associatedWith Lupercal cave NERFINISHED
Lupercalia NERFINISHED
animal fertility
fertility
pastoral life
protection of flocks
shepherds
wolves
category Roman gods
deities associated with wolves
fertility gods
pastoral gods
cultType local cult
state cult
culture ancient Roman religion
domain countryside
pastures
epithetOf Faunus NERFINISHED
festivalDate 15 February
function ensure fertility of animals
ensure fertility of women
ward off evil spirits from fields
gender male deity
languageOfName Latin NERFINISHED
linkedToRitual fertility rites
purification rites
ritual running of the Luperci
ritual striking with thongs
mythologicalContext Roman foundation legends
possibleEquivalent Faunus NERFINISHED
Pan NERFINISHED
relatedToMyth Romulus and Remus NERFINISHED
role guardian against wolves
protector of flocks
protector of shepherds
symbol flock
goat
wolf
timePeriodOfWorship Roman Republic NERFINISHED
early Roman Empire NERFINISHED
worshipedDuring Lupercalia festival NERFINISHED
worshipPlace Lupercal on the Palatine Hill NERFINISHED

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Faunus epithet Lupercus
Lupercalia associatedWith Lupercus