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1. What is "the Lupercal" and what is the significance of this place?

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This was an ancient Roman festival during which worshippers gathered at a grotto on the Palatine Hill in Rome called the Lupercal, where Rome's legendary founders, Romulus and Remus, had been suckled by a wolf. The sacrifice of goats and dogs to the Roman deities Lupercus and Faunus was part of the ceremony.

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1. What is "the Lupercal" and what is the significance of this place?