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The temple to the Roman god Saturn was dedicated in the Roman Forum; its anniversary was celebrated as Saturnalia.
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Ancient religious monument in Rome, Italy
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God in ancient Roman mythology
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Ancient Roman centre of Rome, Italy
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Saturnalia
Ancient Roman festival in December
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