Lupercal cave

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Lupercal cave is the legendary grotto at the foot of Rome’s Palatine Hill where the she-wolf was said to have nursed the twins Romulus and Remus, central figures in Rome’s foundation myth.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman religious site
legendary cave
mythological location
associatedFestival Lupercalia NERFINISHED
associatedWith Lupa NERFINISHED
Remus NERFINISHED
Romulus NERFINISHED
she-wolf
category Ancient Roman religion NERFINISHED
Mythological caves
Palatine Hill NERFINISHED
Roman mythology
country Italy
culturalSignificance key site in Roman legendary topography
symbol of Roman identity
hasEtymologyRelation Lupercalia NERFINISHED
Luperci NERFINISHED
hasLanguageName Italian
Latin
hasMythologicalEvent nursing of Romulus and Remus by a she-wolf
hasMythologicalFigure Faunus NERFINISHED
Mars NERFINISHED
Pan NERFINISHED
hasRole nurturing place of Romulus and Remus
symbol of Rome’s origins
hasTheme divine protection of Rome
founding of a city by abandoned twins
LatinName Lupercal NERFINISHED
linkedToDeity Faunus Lupercus NERFINISHED
Lupercus NERFINISHED
locatedAtFootOf Palatine Hill NERFINISHED
locatedIn Rome
locatedOn Palatine Hill NERFINISHED
mentionedBy Livy NERFINISHED
Plutarch NERFINISHED
mentionedIn ancient Roman literature
mythStatus legendary rather than archaeologically certain
near Circus Maximus NERFINISHED
Roman Forum NERFINISHED
partOf Roman foundation myth
myth of Romulus and Remus
religion ancient Roman religion
symbolizes humble and pastoral origins of Rome
nurturing of Rome by nature
timePeriodOfLegend early regal period of Rome
usedFor Lupercalia festival NERFINISHED

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Lupercalia linkedTo Lupercal cave