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There is evidence that women acted ceremoniously as priestesses, at least in conjunction with a flamen (known then as a flaminica) if not under a sacerdos. As a result he was accorded "heavenly" honors, which included a temple built for him between the Capitol and the Palatine, a flamen (priest), who was to be a member of Augustus' own family, and a priestly college comprising leading members of the senatorial order. When Ovid asks why such an unusual victim, the Flamen replies: "There is in heaven a dog. |
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