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TURIBULUM GAME PLAN: Mary Hurrell, Cedric Eisenring, Mathis Gasser
6 Feb-7 Mar 2015
Lychee One
London E8 3QA
Overview
The turibulum or incense burner was used in household worship throughout Roman history. The turibulum is used both to create sacred scents pleasing to the gods, and also to change things from solid form into an ethereal form by consuming them with fire.
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