Terminus

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Terminus is the Roman god who presides over boundaries and boundary markers, symbolizing the protection and sanctity of property lines.

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Surface form Occurrences
Terminalia 0

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman festival
Roman god
deity
associatedWith land ownership
legal borders
property boundaries
considered immovable
inviolable
cultCharacteristic aniconic representation
cultPlace Capitoline Hill NERFINISHED
Milvian Bridge area NERFINISHED
boundary between properties
cultPractice anointing boundary stones
garlanding boundary stones
offering cakes
offering grain
offering wine
sacrifice of a lamb
sacrifice of a pig
culture ancient Roman religion
date February 23
domain boundaries
boundary markers
etymology Latin word "terminus" meaning boundary or limit
festival Terminalia NERFINISHED
gender male
hasSanctuaryType open-to-the-sky shrine
honors Terminus NERFINISHED
iconography stone post without human form
unworked stone
moralAssociation fairness
honesty in marking borders
justice in land division
mythologicalRole guarantor of stable boundaries
protector against encroachment
relatedConcept Roman property law
sacred boundaries (fines)
sacredObject boundary stone
stone pillar
symbolizes protection of property lines
sanctity of property lines
taboo defacing boundary markers
moving boundary stones
worshipedBy Roman farmers
Roman landowners
Roman state
worshipType domestic cult
state cult

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Terminalia honors Terminus
Terminalia hasDeity Terminus
Terminalia namedAfter Terminus