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A procession was held. Professional mourners and torch-bearers came first, then mourners representing the dead persons ancestors with portraits and clothes, then the dead person on a portable couch and finally the living family.

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Were often large depending on the wealth of the person. Personal possessions, food and tools were buried with the person. Anniversary banquets were held to look after the ghost and prevent haunting. Liberations of wine were poured onto the ground.

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Cemeteries and cremations were located outside the walls of the cities to prevent disease. For burials the body was placed in a coffin called a sarcophagus. If the body was being cremated it could be placed on a funeral pyre or lowered into pit filled with wood. When the ashes cooled they were placed in an urn which was then put in a tomb

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First, the body was watched, anointed with oil and dressed in fine clothes. It’s then placed on a couch in the atrium, surrounded by flowers and candles.

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This was the wedding that was held at the bride’s house, the bride wore an orange tunic and veil. The bride’s family had to pay a dowry to the bridegroom. The wedding vows consisted of the words ‘uni tu Gaius, ego Gaia. The marriage contract was signed by ten people and the wedding feast followed

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In Ancient Rome, when a person died their eyes would be closed and everyone there would shout the deceased’s name. A coin was then placed on their tongue so they could pay the Charon (boatman of the dead) to help carry their spirit into the underworld. It was believed that the spirit of the person would enter Elysium (heaven) or Tartarus (hell).

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The procession from the wedding to the groom’s house. Considered the most important part of the ceremony. The bride carried symbols of her future life and when she reached her husbands house he carried her over the threshold to prevent her tripping which was seen as a bad omen

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the engagement ceremony. The bride, groom and their parents attended.

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Most children wore tunics. Some wore the toga praetexta, which was swapped with a toga virilis once they reached the age of 16. All children wore a bulla, which was a locket said to ward off evil spirits.

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Roman girls usually got married when they were 12 or 14, but boys were much older when they got married.

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The day before the bride’s marriage, the bride would offer her toys to the Lares (Household Gods). In return she was given many gifts such as jewellery.