Meanings
noun
- pluralplural of cæremony
Contrariwise, the sacred rites and holy Cæremonies (of Ceres) called Eleusinia, hee attempted to transferre out of the Territorie Attica to Rome.
1899, Suetonius, translated by Philemon Holland, History of twelve Caesars, volume II, page 81
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