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106 BC (search for this): entry lares-aedes
LARES, AEDES
(delubra, Ovid):
a temple of the Lares in summa sacra
via (Solin. i. 23), mentioned first in connection with the prodigies of
106 B.C. (Obseq. 4), and by Cicero (de nat. deor. iii. 63 ; Plin. NH ii. 16) to
locate the fanum Orbonae. It was restored by Augustus (Mon. Anc.
iv. 7=Grk. x. I I:nao\s (*hrw/wn pro\s th=| I(era=| o(dw=|, and its day of dedication
was 27th June (Ov. Fast. vi. 791-792; Fast. Ant. ap. NS 1921, 99). These
are the only references that belong indisputably to this temple, and they
indicate a site at the top of the Sacra via, that is, near the arch of Titus.
In describing the line of the original pomerium, Tacitus (Ann. xii. 24)
gives four points, magna Herculis ara, ara Consi, curiae veteres, sacellum
Larum, presumably the four corners of the quadrilateral. Again Ovid,
under date of the kalends of May (Fast. v. 129, 130), makes this the day of
dedication of an altar of the Lares Praestites : Praestitibus Maiae Laribus
videre kalendae / aram constitui