Dea Dīa
Dea Dīa, a Roman corn-goddess; her cult was promoted by the arval priests.
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In Roman mythology, Dea Dia is the goddess of growth.
She was worshipped at Ambarvalia, in May. Her priests were called Fratres Arvales.
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