piaculum ( plural piacula ) An expiatory sacrifice. The victim in such a sacrifice. An act requiring expiation. Related terms [ edit] piacular Latin [ edit] Etymology [ edit] From piō (“I appease, …

piaculum — Wiktionnaire piaculum 3 langues Latin Étymologie De pio (« expier, apaiser ») avec le suffixe -culum. Nom commun piaculum \ Prononciation ? \ neutre Expiation, sacrifice …

Nefas Piaculum (auch NP-Tage) markierten im römischen Kalender spezielle öffentliche Festtage, an denen ein Sühneopfer ( piaculum) dargebracht wurde, wobei der Begriff nefas in der …

2ce qui mérite expiation ; impiété, sacrilège, chose indigne, abomination, crime, forfait : Liv. 29, 18, 9 ; piaculumest[avec prop. inf.] Pl. Truc. 223, c’estune chose abominable que ; …

A piaculum is an expiatory sacrifice, or the victim used in the sacrifice; also, an act requiring expiation. [380] Because Roman religion was contractual ( do ut des ), a piaculum might be …

The following is a summary of material dealt with in more detail below. The priesthoods of most state religions were held by members of the elite classes.There was no principle analogous to …

noun pi· ac· u· lum pīˈakyələm plural piacula -lə : a sacrificial rite by which communion is reestablished between a god and worshiper : an expiatory offering Word History Etymology …

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piaculaire — [ pjakylɛr ] adj. • 1752; lat. piacularis ♦ Rare Relatif à une expiation. ⇒ expiatoire. « la souffrance piaculaire, [...] la douleur réparatrice » (Huysmans). piaculaire adjectif (latin …

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