I WONDER - What Religious Festivals Did The Romans Have?

The video explores various Roman festivals held throughout the year, each honoring different gods and goddesses. Saturnalia, celebrated in December, was a major festival for Saturn, the god of agriculture, marked by feasting and gift-giving. Lupa Kalia, in February, focused on fertility and purification, with participants running through the streets. Vestalia, in June, honored Vesta, the goddess of the hearth, and involved purification rituals. Quinn Quotis, in March, celebrated Minerva, the goddess of wisdom and crafts, highlighting the skills of craftsmen and artists. Consolia, in August, was dedicated to Consis, the god of grain stores, featuring feasting and horse races.

Explain the significance of the festival Quinn Quotis and its associated goddess.

What activities were associated with the festival Consolia?