Food for the Gods [SEP] country of origin
-old Kyontawa child and member of the Kyontawa royal family.
Reception & Production.
Featuring a majority Asian cast, "Food for the Gods" premiered on Canadian cable, Shaw Multicultural Channel, Sunday, May 25, 2008, as part of SMC's and ExplorASIAN's (a Vancouver-based Asian heritage organization) salute to Canada's Asian Heritage Month, which takes place each May. It aired at approximately 10:00 PM Pacific Time as part of a two-hour block, 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM (the
the "epulum Jovis", the goddesses at the latter being provided with chairs, whereas in the lectisternium they reclined.
In Christian times the word was used for a feast in memory of the dead.
Origins.
Offerings of food were made to the gods in very early Roman times on such occasions as the ceremony of "confarreatio", and the "epulum Jovis" (often confounded with the lectisternium). The lectisternia, however, are likely of Greek origin. The Greek "theoxenia" (Θεοξένια