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== Lesser Flamens ==
== Lesser Flamens ==
The lesser flamens, known as ''flamines minores'', concern twelve additional deities<small><ref group="Notes" name=":0"><small>Of the twelve, only ten lesser flamens are directly attested. The flamens of Neptune and Fons are speculated to have existed but are unconfirmed. For the purposes of Imperivm Romanvm, we accept this theory until any such evidence to counter this hypothesis is found.</small></ref></small> of varying providence. While several of the gods, such as Ceres, Vulcan, and Neptune, are well attested and understood in the Roman world, many of the gods are of such antiquity that their precise origins and functions were unclear even to the ancients.
The lesser flamens, known as ''flamines minores'', concern twelve additional deities of varying providence. While several of the gods, such as Ceres, Vulcan, and Neptune, are well attested and understood in the Roman world, many of the gods are of such antiquity that their precise origins and functions were unclear even to the ancients.


=== Flamen Falacer ===
=== Flamen Falacer ===
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=== Flamen Fontinalis ===
=== Flamen Fontinalis ===
The ''Flamen Fontinalis<small><ref name=":0" group="Notes" /></small>'' oversees the rites of the Fons, also called Fontus, god of fountains, natural springs, and clean water.
The ''Flamen Fontinalis'' oversees the rites of the Fons, also called Fontus, god of fountains, natural springs, and clean water.


=== Flamen Neptunalis ===
=== Flamen Neptunalis ===
The ''Flamen Neptunalis''<sup><ref name=":0" group="Notes" /></sup> tends the rites of Neptune, god of the seas, earthquakes, and horses.
The ''Flamen Neptunalis''tends the rites of Neptune, god of the seas, earthquakes, and horses.


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
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