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Fabulinus was the God of children |
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Fama was the Goddess of fame and rumor |
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Felicitas was the Goddess of good luck and success |
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Her festival, the Feroniae, was held on November 13th when the first fruits of the harvest were offered to her to ensure a bountiful crop the following year. |
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Fides was the Goddess of loyalty |
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Roman Goddess of Flowers |
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The Goddess of flowering plants, especially those that bore fruit. Her festival, the Floralia, took place in April or early May and was marked with dancing, drinking, and flowers. |
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Fortuna was the Goddess of Fortune |
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