Explore: Temple Of Mater Matuta (satricum)

Latium; her most famous temple was located at Satricum. Mater Matuta had a temple in the capital city of Rome, on the north side of the Forum Boarium, mentioned

burned Satricum in revenge, sparing only the temple of Mater Matuta. In 348 BC the Volsci rebuilt the city. 346 BC Antium sent envoys to the cities of the

important and ancient settlement of the Latin and other tribes and arose near the prehistoric sanctuary of Mater Matuta. It has been identified by archaeologists

burning of Satricum, except the temple of Mater Matuta, in 346, this time by the Romans. Modern historians agree that this twice burning of Satricum in 377

south of Rome. Le Ferriere is situated near the ancient city of Satricum, an important Volscian and Roman settlement noted for the Sanctuary of Mater Matuta

entirety. For example, at the temple of Mater Matuta in Satricum, archaeologists discovered votive models of wombs, figurines of women with children, and terracotta

burning of Satricum, except the temple of Mater Matuta, in 346, this time by the Romans. Modern historians agree that this twice burning of Satricum in 377

and the Volsci, sacking and destroying the town of Satricum apart from the temple of Mater Matuta. For these victories, the Senate awarded Corvus his

Aphrodite or Mater Matuta, which Cornell argues may attracted foreign merchants and therefore incentivized trade. Based on the application of Thiessen polygons

Semele's sister Ino as the nurturing goddess Mater Matuta. This goddess had a major cult center at Satricum that was built 500–490 BC. The female consort