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Article of the monthFestivals in RomeOttobrata romana 2026: what it is, the dates and where to enjoy it in Rome and the CastelliOttobrata romana 2026, in practice. The ottobrate have no single program. They're the Sundays of October spent outside the city gates, with the sun still warm,…November 14, 2023Featured articleFestivals in RomeHalloween in Rome: 5 Places and the Legendary Lemuria RiteHalloween in Rome: Ovid's Lemuria, fava beans, the Capuchin Crypt, the catacombs and what to order in time for the night of October 31, 2026.October 10, 2026Featured articleFestivals in RomeArmilustrium, October 19: Rome’s Historic Festival of ArmsArmilustrium, October 19: the Roman festival of the purification of arms on the Aventine. Ancient sources, where it was held and how to mark it today in Rome.October 7, 2026Festivals in RomeFestivals of Ancient Rome: The Mos Maiorum Calendar, Month by MonthThe main festivals of ancient Rome in the mos maiorum calendar: dates, deities, rites and sources, month by month, with links to in-depth articles on each festival.October 23, 2026Festivals in RomeFordicidia, April 15: The Sacrifice of Pregnant Cows to TellusFordicidia, April 15: the sacrifice of pregnant cows to the goddess Tellus, the calf ashes used by the Vestals, and the link with the Parilia. Sources and history.October 23, 2026Festivals in RomeMundus Patet: The Three Days Rome’s Gate to the Underworld Stood OpenMundus patet: on August 24, October 5 and November 8 the mundus of Rome stood open. What Varro and Macrobius say, the bans, and the possible sites of the pit.October 23, 2026Festivals in RomeTigillum Sororium, October 1: The Beam Horatius Passed UnderTigillum Sororium, October 1: the beam Horatius passed under after killing his sister, the rite of atonement told by Livy, and the altars of Juno and Janus.October 23, 2026Festivals in RomeFeriae Latinae: The Festival of Jupiter Latiaris on Monte CavoFeriae Latinae: the movable festival of Jupiter Latiaris in the Alban Hills, the white bull, the Latin peoples, and the consuls' duty before leaving for war.October 23, 2026

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