ARA DI CESARA

[M. Porcius Cato]

One thing that always strikes me is that people keep laying flowers on the altar, and not just around this time of the year. Does anyone know if there's a particular reason for it?

 

Perhaps due to the 1994 de-institutionalization of patients from psychiatric hospitals?

[Maladict]

One thing that always strikes me is that people keep laying flowers on the altar, and not just around this time of the year. Does anyone know if there's a particular reason for it?

 

Perhaps due to the 1994 de-institutionalization of patients from psychiatric hospitals?

 

 

But seriously, it's not even his tomb.

And there are no flowers at Augustus' or Hadrian's mausoleum.

[dianamt54]

I guess the people lay the flowers as a tribute to Caesar. I was so surprised when the young woman, in her late 20s did it. I really wanted to go ask, but I didn't.

 

One thing that always strikes me is that people keep laying flowers on the altar, and not just around this time of the year. Does anyone know if there's a particular reason for it?

[Maladict]

I guess the people lay the flowers as a tribute to Caesar. I was so surprised when the young woman, in her late 20s did it. I really wanted to go ask, but I didn't.

 

It seems a bit odd, but maybe there's nothing more to it.

On the other hand I was told yesterday that it fascist connotations, but that could be just a story.