| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| donated by a bride to the Lares of her father's house the night before her wedding | bulla | 100%
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| boy who carries utensils in a confarreatio (both parents must be alive) | camillus | 100%
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| marriage ritual among plebians, represented a fictitious sale of bride for 1 coin (5 witnesses) | coemptio | 100%
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| most traditional marriage ritual, practiced by the patricians, 10 witnesses required | confarreatio | 100%
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| small covered basket of utensils carried by a camillus in the confarreatio | cumerus | 100%
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| spelt cake offered to Jupiter during confarreatio | Farreum libum | 100%
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| bright orange bridal veil (flame colored) | flammeum | 100%
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| an unfavorable month for marriages | May (first half of June) | 100%
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| fastened a woman's wedding dress | nodus Herculeanus (knot of Hercules) | 100%
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| matron who brought the bride and groom together during confarreatio | pronuba | 100%
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| words spoken at wedding ceremony | Quando tu Gaius, ego Gaia (when you are Gaius, I am Gaia)/Quando tu Gaius, ego Gaia (where you are Gaius, I am Gaia) | 100%
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| common-law marriage practiced among lower classes | usus | 100%
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| unfavorable dates for marriages because the entrance to the underworld was open | August 24, October 5, November 8 | 0%
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| marriage practiced by slaves | contubernium | 0%
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| a lawfully made promise of future marriage | Sponsalia | 0%
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| woman's wedding dress | tunica recta/tunica regilla | 0%
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| ribbons which held six locks of carefully braided hair divided by a spear | vittae | 0%
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