Ceres (Vienna)
Austria /
Wien /
Vienna
World
/ Austria
/ Wien
/ Vienna
monument, sculpture
Ceres was a Roman divinity who represented the generative power of nature. Associated with the earth goddess Tellus, Ceres was worshipped in Rome from ancient times. Her cult on Aventine Hill in Rome was her most famous. Her temple there was completed in 493 BC and soon became a center of plebeian life. Following a funeral, mourners would offer sacrifices to Ceres as a way of purifying the home of the deceased.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 48°10'59"N 16°18'37"E
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