Diagram of Sacrifice & Haruspex: Religion & The City: Temples: Classical Civilization: GCSE (9:1) | Quizlet
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11 Terms
TERM
ribbon
DEFINITION
the animal is decorated with these, and sometimes also garlands, to mark it as special
TERM
axe or wooden rod
DEFINITION
used by the popa to stun the animal
TERM
priest
DEFINITION
directs the sacrifice
TERM
mola salsa
DEFINITION
mixture of flour and salt that is sprinkled on the animal's head
TERM
water-bearer
DEFINITION
This participant carries the water for purification.
TERM
musician
DEFINITION
music was part of the procession. This man is playing the double-flute.
pontifex
the priest who led the ceremony
toga
The robe worn by ancient Romans. During the ceremony, they would be used to cover the heads of those in attendance.
cultrarius
The person who killed the animal by slitting its throat
haruspex
The priest who would inspect the entrails of the sacrificed animal to read for omens
omens
signs sent from the gods to indicate their will