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In Roman mythology, Lares and Penates were groups of deities who protected the family and the Roman state. Although different, the Lares and Penates were often worshiped together at household shrines.
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LARES AND PENATES. CHAPTER I. Introductory . . . . , 145 CHAPTER II. Discovery of the terra-cottas. Lares and Penates of ... He was appointed Consul and Agent to the East Lidia Company at Aleppo in 1799, where he exercised his functions and practised a generous hospitality to his coun- trymen and to strangers till 1826,
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Although the atrium always maintained these discernable features, as well as housing the household shrine of the lares and penates, its function gradually changed. It developed into a central reception area, a nexus point from where callers to the house could directed according to status.
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under the familiar name of Lares and Penates, came to be almost .... ence by any attendance at religious functions, just as we are not ...
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At a later date but still very early there was added to the household worship the idea of the general protector of the house, the Lar, which gave rise to the familiar expression "Lares and Penates." The origin of this Lar Familiaris, as he is called, is interesting, because it shows the intimate connection...
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We have seen that from the very beginning of religious life in Rome the idea was present that everything, each individual and each family, had its divine double, the individual in the shape of his Genius, the family in the shape of protecting spirits, Vesta, the Penates, and later the Lar.
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Jupiter, in Roman mythology, the supreme god. Though principally a sky god in charge of all atmospheric conditions, he had many special functions. ... Lares and Penates household gods of the ancient Romans. The term has come to mean personal or household possessions.
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functions has always been obscure The bridges across the Tiber were not pecu- ... (c) What were the Lares ? The Lares and Penates are usually ...
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