Laurel Day - Revision history

Noctifer at 15:51, 26 August 2026

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-{{Holiday|day=Giblean 28|observed=Commonplace, mostly in towns and cities}}
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-Laurel Day is the high holy day of [[Phemos]], god of sport.  On years where [[the Phemoan Games]] are held, it is on this day that winners are announced and rewarded for their victories.  Even in years where the Games are not held (or in regions where it is not observed), Laurel Day is a day to recognize great heroes and athletes (though it would be sacrilege to recognize a gladiator on this day).  Feasts and triumphal marches are held for those chosen to receive the Laurel Crown and songs about their deeds are sung.  A foot race for young men or children is usually held on the day, if the day is not celebrating the conclusion of [[the Phemoan Games]].<noinclude>[[Category:Phemos]]</noinclude>
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Noctifer at 17:51, 15 August 2024

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	~~<noinclude>~~{{Holiday\|day=Giblean 28\|observed=Commonplace, mostly in towns and cities}}		{{Holiday\|day=Giblean 28\|observed=Commonplace, mostly in towns and cities}}
	~~</noinclude>~~Laurel Day is the high holy day of [[Phemos]], god of sport. On years where [[the Phemoan Games]] are held, it is on this day that winners are announced and rewarded for their victories. Even in years where the Games are not held (or in regions where it is not observed), Laurel Day is a day to recognize great heroes and athletes (though it would be sacrilege to recognize a gladiator on this day). Feasts and triumphal marches are held for those chosen to receive the Laurel Crown and songs about their deeds are sung. A foot race for young men or children is usually held on the day, if the day is not celebrating the conclusion of [[the Phemoan Games]].<noinclude>[[Category:Phemos]]</noinclude>		Laurel Day is the high holy day of [[Phemos]], god of sport. On years where [[the Phemoan Games]] are held, it is on this day that winners are announced and rewarded for their victories. Even in years where the Games are not held (or in regions where it is not observed), Laurel Day is a day to recognize great heroes and athletes (though it would be sacrilege to recognize a gladiator on this day). Feasts and triumphal marches are held for those chosen to receive the Laurel Crown and songs about their deeds are sung. A foot race for young men or children is usually held on the day, if the day is not celebrating the conclusion of [[the Phemoan Games]].<noinclude>[[Category:Phemos]]</noinclude>

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<includeonly>{{Article_Reference|article= Laurel Day}}</includeonly>
<noinclude>{{Holiday|day=Giblean 28|observed=Commonplace, mostly in towns and cities}}
</noinclude>Laurel Day is the high holy day of [[Phemos]], god of sport. On years where [[the Phemoan Games]] are held, it is on this day that winners are announced and rewarded for their victories. Even in years where the Games are not held (or in regions where it is not observed), Laurel Day is a day to recognize great heroes and athletes (though it would be sacrilege to recognize a gladiator on this day). Feasts and triumphal marches are held for those chosen to receive the Laurel Crown and songs about their deeds are sung. A foot race for young men or children is usually held on the day, if the day is not celebrating the conclusion of [[the Phemoan Games]].<noinclude>[[Category:Phemos]]</noinclude>