Rome Sacrifice
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- Created on: 28-11-15 16:37
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- Sacrifice
- First would agree an appointed time with the priest of the temple
- Would then go to the market to buy a perfect animal with no blemishes
- The sacrificer would wear his best toga
- He would tie ribbons to the animal's horns and tail and would lead it to the street
- IF IT DIDN'T GO WILLINGLY
- Would then go to the market to buy a perfect animal with no blemishes
- The sacrificer would wear his best toga
- He would tie ribbons to the animal's horns and tail and would lead it to the street
- IF IT DIDN'T GO WILLINGLY
- IF IT DID GO WILLINGLY
- Ceremony took place on altar and was overseen by a priest who covered himself in his toga
- The animal's head was sprinkled with wine and mola salsa during the priest's prayer
- The animal was stunned by a hammer blow and then its throat was cut.
- The animal was disembowelled and its innards inspected by a soothsayer
- IF INNARDS ARE IMPERFECT
- IF INNARDS AREN'T MISCOLOURED OR MISSHAPEN
- Innards burnt on a fire as an offering to the gods. The rest of the meat is then cooked and eaten at a feast
- IF INNARDS ARE IMPERFECT
- The animal was disembowelled and its innards inspected by a soothsayer
- The animal was stunned by a hammer blow and then its throat was cut.
- The animal's head was sprinkled with wine and mola salsa during the priest's prayer
- Ceremony took place on altar and was overseen by a priest who covered himself in his toga
- IF IT DIDN'T GO WILLINGLY
- He would tie ribbons to the animal's horns and tail and would lead it to the street
- The sacrificer would wear his best toga
- Would then go to the market to buy a perfect animal with no blemishes
- IF IT DID GO WILLINGLY
- Ceremony took place on altar and was overseen by a priest who covered himself in his toga
- The animal's head was sprinkled with wine and mola salsa during the priest's prayer
- The animal was stunned by a hammer blow and then its throat was cut.
- The animal was disembowelled and its innards inspected by a soothsayer
- IF INNARDS ARE IMPERFECT
- IF INNARDS AREN'T MISCOLOURED OR MISSHAPEN
- Innards burnt on a fire as an offering to the gods. The rest of the meat is then cooked and eaten at a feast
- IF INNARDS ARE IMPERFECT
- The animal was disembowelled and its innards inspected by a soothsayer
- The animal was stunned by a hammer blow and then its throat was cut.
- The animal's head was sprinkled with wine and mola salsa during the priest's prayer
- Ceremony took place on altar and was overseen by a priest who covered himself in his toga
- IF IT DIDN'T GO WILLINGLY
- He would tie ribbons to the animal's horns and tail and would lead it to the street
- The sacrificer would wear his best toga
- Would then go to the market to buy a perfect animal with no blemishes
- First would agree an appointed time with the priest of the temple
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