Sol Indiges

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Sol Indiges is an aspect of the Roman god Sol, possibly representing an earlier, more agrarian form of worship. An annual sacrifice was offered to Sol Indiges on 9 August to commemorate Caesar's victory at Pharsala (48 BCE). A feast for Sol Indiges is also mentioned on 11 December in the Roman ritual calendars.

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When

First attested
300 BCE
Attested period
-300 – 300
Historical notes
Sacrifice offered to commemorate Caesar's victory at Pharsala.

Relationships

aspect of
Sol

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“There was also an old shrine for Sol on the Quirinal, where an annual sacrifice was offered to Sol Indiges on 9 August to commemorate Caesar's victory at Pharsala (48 BCE). The Roman ritual calendars or fasti also mention a feast for Sol Indiges on 11 December”

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“Scholars have sometimes regarded the traditional Sol Indiges and Sol Invictus as two separate deities, but the rejection of this view by S. E. Hijmans has found supporters.”

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