Lucarĭa

Lucarĭa

Lucarĭa, Feste in Rom: a) den 1. Februar, zum Andenken des Asyls, welches Romulus für fremde Ansiedler in einem Hain gestiftet hatte, als es Rom noch an Einwohnern fehlte; b) am 18. (20.) Juli zum Andenken daran gestiftet, weil die Römer, nachdem sie von den Galliern geschlagen worden waren, sich in den Wald zwischen der Salaria via u. dem Tibris flüchteten.


Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.

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