lectisternium (Ancient Greek and Roman rite in which a meal was offered to gods and goddesses whose representations were laid upon a couch positioned in the open street)

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• lectisternium — (from Latin lectum sternere, to spread a couch ) Ancient Greek and Roman rite in which a meal was offered to gods and goddesses whose images were laid on a couch placed in the street. When it originated in Greece, couches were prepared for three… …   Universalium

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