Sigillaria was a festival in ancient Rome that celebrated the end of the Saturnalia, a week-long festival in honor of the god Saturn, usually held in December. The Sigillaria took place on December 23rd and was characterized by the giving of gifts, particularly small figurines (sigilla), which were often made of clay or wax. The festival was a time for social gatherings, feasting, and merriment.
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