Glossary of ancient Roman religion

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• Abomination (Bible)
• Adoption in ancient Rome
• Aedes (Roman)
• Aeneas
• Aeneid
• Almone
• Ammianus Marcellinus
• Anaphora (liturgy)
• Ancient Diocese of Arles
• Ancient Italic peoples
• Ancient peoples of Italy
• Anna Perenna
• Antonius Musa
• Apex (headdress)
• Apollo
• Aprilis
• Apuleius
• Apulia
• Ara Maxima
• Ara Pacis
• Argei
• Arval Brethren
• Arx (Roman)
• Asia (Roman province)
• Atropos
• Augur
• Augur
• Augustan literature (ancient Rome)
• Auguste Bouché-Leclercq
• Augustine
• Augustine of Hippo
• Augustus
• Aulus Gellius
• Aurelian
• Ausonius
• Aventine Triad
• Averruncus
• Battle of Cannae
• Battle of Carrhae
• Battle of Mutina
• Battle of Philippi
• Battle of the Allia
• Bellona (goddess)
• Bibulus
• Boudica
• Caelus
• Caere
• Caesarius of Arles
• Calendar of Filocalus
• Calendar of saints
• Calends
• Campus Martius
• Capitoline
• Capitoline Hill
• Caprotinia
• Carmen (verse)
• Carmen Arvale
• Carmen Saeculare
• Carmen Saliare
• Cassius Dio
• Catholicism
• Catiline
• Cato the Younger
• Catullus
• Century Assembly
• Ceres (mythology)
• Christian Church
• Christian God
• Christian martyr
• Christian theology
• Christianity in Gaul
• Church Fathers
• Cicero
• Cincius
• Circus Maximus
• Claudia Quinta
• Claudia gens
• Claudius
• Cleopatra
• Cognate
• College of Pontiffs
• Collegium (ancient Rome)
• Comitia
• Compitalia
• Corinthian order
• Cult (religion)
• Curia
• Cybele
• De Legibus
• De architectura
• De divinatione
• De rerum natura
• Decimus Junius Brutus Albinus
• Decurion (administrative)
• Deus
• Di Consentes
• Diana (mythology)
• Diana Nemorensis
• Digest (Roman law)
• Dionysius of Halicarnassus
• Dirus
• Doric order
• Dougga
• Duenos inscription
• Dumézil
• Dyeus
• Easter
• Egeria (mythology)
• Ennius
• Epiclesis
• Epicureanism
• Epulones
• Epulum Jovis
• Etruscan language
• Etruscan mythology
• Etruscan mythology
• Etruscan religion
• Etymologiae
• Etymology
• Eucharist
• European Cornel
• European Pear
• Evander of Pallene
• Fabia gens
• Fasti
• Fasti (Ovid)
• Felicitas
• Feriae Latinae
• Feriale Duranum
• Flamen
• Flamen Dialis
• Flamen Martialis
• Flamen Quirinalis
• Flora (goddess)
• Fortuna
• Forum Boarium
• Furies
• Gabii
• Gaius (jurist)
• Gaius Ateius Capito (tribune)
• Gaius Canuleius
• Gaius Cassius Longinus
• Galli
• Gallo-Roman
• Gallo-Roman culture
• Gauls
• Genius (mythology)
• Gnaeus Naevius
• Grace in Christianity
• Grammatical case
• Granius Flaccus
• Great Altar of Hercules
• Hendrik Wagenvoort
• Hera
• Hercules
• Historical Vedic religion
• Hittite language
• Holy Spirit
• Homeric epics
• Horace
• Iceni
• Iguvine Tablets
• Imperial cult (ancient Rome)
• Indo-European language
• Indo-European root
• Ionic order
• Isauria
• Isidore of Seville
• Isis
• Italic languages
• Iulii
• Ius
• Ius civile
• J. G. Frazer
• Johannes Lydus
• Judaism
• Julian (emperor)
• Julian calendar
• Julian the Apostate
• Julius Caesar
• Juno (mythology)
• Juno (mythology)
• Jupiter (mythology)
• Jus ad bellum
• Just War
• Juventas
• Jörg Rüpke
• Kashrut
• King of Rome
• Kingdom of Rome
• Kings of Rome
• Lares
• Latin
• Latin declension
• Latin literature
• Latinisation (literature)
• Latins (Italic tribe)
• Latium
• Lex Aelia et Fufia
• Lex Canuleia
• Lex curiata de imperio
• Libation
• Libation
• Liber
• Liminality
• List of Ancient Roman temples
• List of Roman birth and childhood deities
• List of Roman deities
• List of Roman deities
• Lituus
• Lituus
• Liver of Piacenza
• Livy
• Lucera
• Lucius Tarquinius Priscus
• Lucius Tarquinius Superbus
• Lucretius
• Lucus
• Ludi
• Ludi saeculares
• Luna (Roman goddess)
• Lupercalia
• Lympha
• Macrobius
• Magic in the Greco-Roman world
• Magna Graecia
• Manes
• Marcus Aurelius
• Marcus Claudius Marcellus
• Marcus Fulvius Flaccus (consul 264 BC)
• Marcus Licinius Crassus
• Mark Antony
• Marriage in ancient Rome
• Mars (mythology)
• Maurus Servius Honoratus
• Max Weber
• Maxima auspicia
• Minerva
• Mithraeum
• Nautia gens
• Necessitas
• Nigidius Figulus
• Nod (gesture)
• Nortia
• Numa Pompilius
• Numerius Fabius Pictor (antiquarian)
• Old English
• Old Latin
• Olla (Roman pot)
• Oscan language
• Osco-Umbrian languages
• Ovid
• Paeligni
• Paganalia
• Palatine
• Palatine Hill
• Palladium (mythology)
• Parentalia
• Parilia
• Patrician (ancient Rome)
• Patronage in ancient Rome
• Pauline Christianity
• Paulinus of Nola
• Pausanias (geographer)
• Penates
• Pietas (virtue)
• Pinaria gens
• Plebeian Tribune
• Plebs
• Pliny the Elder
• Pompey the Great
• Pontifex Maximus
• Potitia gens
• Prodigium
• Profanum
• Proserpina
• Proto-Indo-European language
• Publius Clodius Pulcher
• Publius Decius Mus (consul 340 BC)
• Punic Wars
• Pythagoreanism
• Quindecimviri sacris faciundis
• Quintillian
• Quirinal
• Quirinal Hill
• Religion in ancient Greece
• Religion in ancient Rome
• Religiosity
• Religious ecstasy
• Res divina
• Robigalia
• Roman Britain
• Roman Empire
• Roman Gaul
• Roman Kingdom
• Roman Republic
• Roman Republic
• Roman Republic
• Roman Rite
• Roman Spain
• Roman State
• Roman adoption
• Roman assemblies
• Roman calendar
• Roman censor
• Roman citizenship
• Roman colonia
• Roman consul
• Roman currency
• Roman dictator
• Roman emperor
• Roman festivals
• Roman funerals and burial
• Roman law
• Roman litigation
• Roman magistrate
• Roman magistrates
• Roman polytheistic reconstructionism
• Roman province
• Roman senate
• Roman senate
• Roman temple
• Roman tribe
• Roman triumph
• Romano-Celtic temple
• Romulus
• Rta
• SPQR
• Sabine
• Sacellum
• Sacred grove
• Sacrificium Romanam
• Saecular Games
• Saliae virgines
• Salii
• Sanctitas
• Sancus
• Saturn (mythology)
• Saturnalia
• Scipio Aemilianus
• Sementivae
• Seneca the Younger
• Servius Danielis
• Servius Tullius
• Servus publicus
• Sextus Pompeius Festus
• Sexuality in ancient Rome
• Sexuality in ancient Rome
• Sibylline Books
• Sibylline books
• Silvanus (mythology)
• Slavery in ancient Rome
• Sociology of Religion (book)
• Sodales
• Sodales Augustales
• Sodality (Catholic Church)
• Sol (Roman mythology)
• Spell (paranormal)
• Spoleto
• Spring (water)
• St. Augustine
• St. Paul
• Stoicism
• Suetonius
• Supplicatio
• Symposium
• Tacitus
• Tanit
• Tarquitius Priscus
• Taurobolium
• Temple of Apollo Palatinus
• Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus
• Temple of Mars Ultor
• Temple of Vesta
• Teratology
• Terminus (god)
• The Elementary Forms of The Religious Life
• Theodor Mommsen
• Thyestes
• Tiberinus (god)
• Tinia
• Titii
• Topography of ancient Rome
• Trojan War
• Twelve Tables
• Ulpian
• Umbria
• Umbrian language
• Uni (mythology)
• Valerio-Horatian laws
• Valerius Maximus
• Varro
• Vedic Sanskrit
• Veii
• Veneralia
• Venus (mythology)
• Venus Verticordia
• Verrius Flaccus
• Vestal Virgin
• Vestals
• Victoria (mythology)
• Virbius
• Virgil
• Virtus (virtue)
• Vitruvius
• Vitulatio
• Vocabulary of ancient Roman religion
• Vocabulary of ancient Roman religion
• Vocabulary of ancient Roman religion
• Volsinii
• Voltumna
• Vortumnus
• Vulcan (god)
• Western Church
• Zeus
• Émile Durkheim