Fratres Arvales

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The Fratres Arvales were an ancient Roman collegium of priests responsible for performing sacred agricultural rites to secure the fertility of the fields and the prosperity of the state.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman priestly collegium
actaInscribedOn stone tablets
associatedText Carmen Arvale
chanted Carmen Arvale
country ancient Rome NERFINISHED
declinePeriod late Roman Empire
disestablishmentReason Christianization of the Roman Empire NERFINISHED
headOfCollegium magister
inscriptionsFoundAt Via Campana near Rome NERFINISHED
inscriptionsLanguage Latin
languageOfRitual Latin
location Rome
member Augustus NERFINISHED
Claudius NERFINISHED
Domitian NERFINISHED
Roman emperor
Tiberius NERFINISHED
other Roman senators
memberCount 12
membershipType Roman citizens
male priests
officer flamen
magister
praetor
scriba
patron Roman emperor
periodOfActivity Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Kingdom NERFINISHED
Roman Republic NERFINISHED
politicalRole express loyalty to the emperor
integrated into imperial cult
primaryFunction perform sacred agricultural rites
promote prosperity of the Roman state
secure fertility of the fields
recordKeeping acta fratrum Arvalium
religion ancient Roman religion
revivalUnder Augustus NERFINISHED
ritualCalendar annual festival of Dea Dia
ritualElements banquets
processions
public prayers
sacrifices
ritualPlace Arval grove outside Rome NERFINISHED
sacred grove of Dea Dia
ritualType agricultural rites
fertility rites
socialStatus elite priestly college
worshippedDeity Dea Dia NERFINISHED

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Roman priesthoods hasPart Fratres Arvales