11-26-2013, 01:15 AM
Hello there.
We know that Romans had a celebration with roses, the Rosalia. If we look at the Feriale Duranum, one of the ceremonies is called "ob rosalias signorum supplicatio", which means that military observe this religious tradition.
Could this ceremony coincide with a stipendia? Could they get their salary on the same day the adorn the signa with roses? Even if the ceremony is held in two separated days? It could be useful, since it's best not to pay everybody the same day (think about the logistics..).
I must say that I want to illustrate this, and I'm searching for realistic hypothesis.
What do you think?
We know that Romans had a celebration with roses, the Rosalia. If we look at the Feriale Duranum, one of the ceremonies is called "ob rosalias signorum supplicatio", which means that military observe this religious tradition.
Could this ceremony coincide with a stipendia? Could they get their salary on the same day the adorn the signa with roses? Even if the ceremony is held in two separated days? It could be useful, since it's best not to pay everybody the same day (think about the logistics..).
I must say that I want to illustrate this, and I'm searching for realistic hypothesis.
What do you think?
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