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		<title>By: Love in the Time of V.D. (Valentine&#8217;s Day) &#171; Everyday&#8217;s a Holiday</title>
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		<description>[...] Lupercalia commemorated the She-wolf that suckled the babies Romulus&#8212;founder of Rome&#8212;and his brother Remus in a cave on the site of the future capital. On February 15 each year a group of priests known as the Brotherhood of the Wolf, or Luperci, would strip to their birthday suits and sacrifice a dog and goat at the cave. Then they&#8217;d put on loincloths of the goat&#8217;s skin and go about the streets of Rome smacking women on their backsides with an animal skin lash. This was intended to promote fertility and ease the pangs of childbirth.  [...]</description>
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