Consus

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Consus is an ancient Roman deity associated with the protection of stored grain and secret counsel, often linked to agricultural festivals and underground altars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman deity
agricultural deity
chthonic deity
harvest god
altarLocation underground at the Circus Maximus
altarVisibility buried most of the year
uncovered on festival days
animalAssociation donkeys
horses
mules
associatedWith agriculture
deliberation
granaries
harvest
secret counsel
stored grain
cultType rural cult
state cult
culture ancient Roman religion
deityDomain storage of agricultural produce
subterranean powers
etymologyProposedFrom Latin condere (to store, to found)
Latin consilium (counsel)
festival Consuales Ludi NERFINISHED
Consualia NERFINISHED
festivalDate 15 December
21 August
function god of secret councils
guardian of granaries
protector of harvest in storage
protector of stored grain
gender male deity
honoredDuring Consualia of August NERFINISHED
Consualia of December
linkedTo Roman kingship legends
foundation myths of Rome
pantheon Roman pantheon
ritualPractice horses and mules crowned with garlands
races in the Circus Maximus
sometimesAssociatedWith Saturn NERFINISHED
sometimesIdentifiedWith Neptune Equestris NERFINISHED
symbolicRole mediator of hidden resources
patron of strategic planning
worshipPeriod Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Kingdom NERFINISHED
Roman Republic NERFINISHED
worshipPlace Circus Maximus NERFINISHED
underground altar

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Consualia honors Consus