What part does sacrifice play in Roman religion?

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Xelga [282]2 years ago

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Sacrifices play a significant role in the Roman religion. During the Roman Empire, the Roman would make offerings/sacrifices of an animal to their gods to guide them. Some animals they used were pigs and sheep. The Romans believed that their gods were involved in their every day lives, so making sacrifices/offerings were very common. They usually brought these valuables into temples.

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