10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DELUBRUM»
Discover the use of
delubrum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
delubrum and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Macrobii Ambrosii Theodosii Opera Quae Supersunt ...: ...
Nomina etiam sacrorum locorum sub congrua proprie- 1 täte proferre pontificalis
observatio est Ergo delubrum quid pontífices proprie vocent, et qualiter hoc
nomine Virgilius usus sit, requiramus. Varro libro octavo Rerum divinarum: ...
Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius Macrobius, Ludwig von Jan, 1852
2
Aufstieg und Niedergang der römischen Welt: Geschichte und ...
VA II 225: Masurius Sabinus delubrum, effigies a delibratione corticis; nam
antiqui felicium arborum ramos cortice detracto in effigies deorum formabant; cfr.
Serv. VA IV 56: . . . aut certe simulacrum ligneum delubrum dicimus, a libro, hoc
est ...
Wolfgang Haase, Hildegard Temporini, 1981
3
The Shadows of Poetry: Vergil in the Mind of Augustine
illustrated the organic linkage between deus and delubrum from Vergil, who
described how Dido and the Carthaginians had approached the temples, delubra
, and then, under the very eyes of the gods, deum, that is, facing their statues, had
...
4
Notes to the Annals of Tacitus: with introduction, life of ...
On the words templum, delubrum. Templum is often used ofa great temple,
dedicated to one of the principal gods ; delubrum (and fanum) of a smaller temple
, dedicated to an inferior god, or 'hero: templum, is, properly, a out-of (
consecrated) ...
5
P. Virgilii Maronis Opera Omnia Ex Editione Heyniana: Cum ...
Lapsu] Labi proprie serpentum est. Servias. Délabra] Delubrum dicitur, qnod uno
tecto plura complectitnr numina : quia uno tecto diluitur : ut Capito- liuni, in quo
est Minerva, Jupiter, Juno. Alii, at Cincius, delubrum esse locum ante templum, ...
6
The Matter of the Gods: Religion and the Roman Empire
Cicero Leg. 2.26. 60. Varro Ant. div. fr. 70 Cardauns: delubrum esse . . . aut in
quo loco dei dicatum sit simulacrum, ut, <sicut> in quo Jigunt candelam,
candelabrum appellat, sic in quo deum ponunt, delubrum dicant. See also idem
Ling. 5.160.
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A DICTIONARY OF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES
TEMPLIJM ed a »T*bol e purification ;' oiuers state that delubrum "»i o.-iginally
the name fur a wooden repre- sentatipa ol a god {Zoavov), which derived its
name from librrmi (the bark of a tree), which was taken off (delibr ire) before the
tree ...
8
Epistola Ad Augustum with an English Commentary and Notes: ...
Delubrum, or Delubra, for cither number is used indifferently, denotes the shrine,
or sanctuary, wherein the statue of the presiding God was placed. This was in the
centre of the building. Exactly before the delubrum, and at no great distance ...
Delubrum, or Dclubra, for either number is * used indifferently, denotes the shrine
, or sanctuary, wherein ' the statue of the presiding God was placed. This was in *
the center of the building. Exactly before the delubrum., 1 and at no great ...
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths, 1754
10
The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal
The imagery in this place cannot be understood* without * reflecting on the
customary form and disposition of the pa- ' gan temples. Delubrum, or Delubra,
for either number Is ' used indifferently, denotes the shrine* or sanctuary, wherein
* the ...
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths, 1754
