What is Vesta the goddess of?
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the hearth
Vesta tends the sacred fire, which stood for the very survival of Rome.
๐ก Did you know? If her fire went out, it was seen as a grave omen for the whole state.
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Vesta is the Roman goddess of the hearth and keeper of the state hearth. In her round temple on the Forum Romanum burned the sacred fire of Rome, which was never allowed to go out; it was seen as a symbol of the very survival of the state. The fire was tended by the Vestal Virgins, six chosen priestesses who lived in strict chastity. They enjoyed high honours: but a Vestal who broke her vow faced being buried alive. Vesta corresponds to the Greek Hestia. Because she remained so impersonal (the pure fire itself) she was rarely depicted in human form. The priestesses of Vesta, the Vestal Virgins, guarded the eternal hearth fire and the Palladium, a sacred pledge of Rome. Good to know: Vesta tends the sacred fire, which stood for the very survival of Rome. If her fire went out, it was seen as a grave omen for the whole state. The Vestal Virgins, chosen priestesses, guarded the fire and lived in strict chastity. If a Vestal broke her vow of chastity, she faced being buried alive. In Greece, Vesta corresponds to the hearth goddess Hestia.
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the hearth
Vesta tends the sacred fire, which stood for the very survival of Rome.
๐ก Did you know? If her fire went out, it was seen as a grave omen for the whole state.
the Vestal Virgins
The Vestal Virgins, chosen priestesses, guarded the fire and lived in strict chastity.
๐ก Did you know? If a Vestal broke her vow of chastity, she faced being buried alive.
Hestia
In Greece, Vesta corresponds to the hearth goddess Hestia.
๐ก Did you know? Unlike other gods, the pure Vesta was rarely depicted in human form.
round
Vesta's temple on the Forum was built round: probably recalling the early round huts with a hearth.
๐ก Did you know? Inside it stood no statue, only the eternal fire.
high honours and independence
Vestals enjoyed privileges like no other class of women: reserved seats, precedence, inviolability.
๐ก Did you know? If a Vestal happened to meet a man condemned to death, he was pardoned.
the Palladium
Besides the fire, the Vestals guarded sacred objects, among them the Palladium: an image of Minerva.
๐ก Did you know? On this image, saved from Troy, the survival of Rome was said to depend.
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