flaminical (Meaning)
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flaminical (a.)
Pertaining to a flamen.
Synonyms & Antonyms of flaminical
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flaminical Sentence Examples
- The flaminical vestments were worn by Roman priests during religious ceremonies.
- The flaminical headdress was a tall, conical cap with a rounded top.
- The flaminical insignia included a lituus, or curved staff, and a patera, or shallow dish.
- The flaminical order was one of the highest ranks in the Roman priesthood.
- The flaminical office was held for life.
- The flaminical duties included performing sacrifices, leading religious processions, and interpreting omens.
- The flaminical powers were extensive, and included the ability to declare war and make peace.
- The flaminical position was often held by members of the patrician class.
- The flaminical tradition dates back to the early days of the Roman Republic.
- The flaminical office was abolished by the emperor Constantine I in the 4th century AD.
FAQs About the word flaminical
Pertaining to a flamen.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The flaminical vestments were worn by Roman priests during religious ceremonies.
The flaminical headdress was a tall, conical cap with a rounded top.
The flaminical insignia included a lituus, or curved staff, and a patera, or shallow dish.
The flaminical order was one of the highest ranks in the Roman priesthood.
