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.jpg "Representation of the Roman goddess Vesta, deity of the Penates (assimilated to Hestia), is the goddess of the Foyer, the countryside and the bread.")
Representation of the Roman goddess Vesta, deity of the Penates (assimilated to Hestia), is the goddess of the Foyer, the countryside and the bread.
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Vesta (hestia). Symbols Vesta is symbolised by the 'Sacred Fire' that burns at the hearth and temples. - ppt download
