Se llamaban Portumnales (del latín Portumnalia) a unas fiestas que se celebraban de noche cada cinco años en el istmo del Peloponeso y en Roma cada año el 17 de agosto en honor del dios marino Portumno.
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Se llamaban Portumnales (del latín Portumnalia) a unas fiestas que se celebraban de noche cada cinco años en el istmo del Peloponeso y en Roma cada año el 17 de agosto en honor del dios marino Portumno.
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Se llamaban Portumnales (del latín Portumnalia) a unas fiestas que se celebraban de noche cada cinco años en el istmo del Peloponeso y en Roma cada año el 17 de agosto en honor del dios marino Portumno.
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Se llamaban Portumnales (del latín Portumnalia) a unas fiestas que se celebraban de noche cada cinco años en el istmo del Peloponeso y en Roma cada año el 17 de agosto en honor del dios marino Portumno.
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