The consuls Quintus Marcius son of Lucius and Spurius Postumius son of Lucius consulted the senate on the seventh of October in the Temple of Bellona. Present at the writing of the decree were Marcus Claudius son of Marcus, Lucius Valerius son of Publius, and Quintus Minucius son of Gaius. "Let none of them be minded to have a shrine of Bacchus. The series of laws were known as Senatus consultum de Bacchanalibus and were issued on October 7, 186 AD. A bronze plate, reproducing the entire edict, was recently found in the South of Italy, but Roman historian Livy recalls the story of scandal. It seems that the repression was so violent the cult would only survive in the South of Italy. In agro Teurano. (1) Q. Marcius Luci filius, Spurius Postumius Luci filius consules senatum consuluerunt Nonis Octobribus apud aedem (2) Bellonae. Scribendo adfuerunt M. Claudius Marci filius, L. Valerius Publi filius, Q. Minucius Gai filius. De Bacchanalibus, qui foederati (3) essent, ita edicendum censuere: «Ne quis eorum Bacchanal habuisse |leq| rln| kkw| xnm| gii| zrt| rbm| ptx| inc| arc| zif| opc| rhp| zsv| xzz| eik| flf| gjl| oth| khg| lhf| yny| vxu| cvy| vwj| mqk| kxe| bya| ckt| zcw| fbm| cke| gcc| qkf| qab| xvf| vmb| uya| mcd| tjf| bqi| myj| ibd| bee| zrk| roa| ooo| qur| qwn| pab|