flamen 的定义
plural fla·mens, fla·mi·nes [flam-uh-neez]. /ˈflæm əˌniz/.
- a priest.
更多flamen例句
- The influence of his uncle Marius caused him to be nominated priest of Jupiter (flamen dialis) at the age of fourteen.
- Flamen, among the ancient Romans, was a priest or minister of sacrifice.
- Suetonius (Csar, 1) says that Csar was designated (destinatus) flamen.
- And indeed, the motives which the Flamen had assigned on former occasions, had by no means been nullified by Cornelius Cinna.
- And yet, if anyone could wring this permission from the tyrant by the mere weight of personal influence, it was the Flamen.