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Science · Archaeology · published 2026-09-02 · via Discover Magazine

Underground Roman Cult Worship by Women Revealed in 120 Inscriptions

Analysis of 120 ancient inscriptions points to Roman women meeting in subterranean spaces for religious rites. They venerated a deity referred to as 'the Lady'. This evidence sheds light on private worship practices among Roman women.

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