Volutatio ovorum

Volutatio ovorum, sive volutatio ovorum paschae, est ludus a maioribus traditus quod ovis pascha luditur. Gentes diversae translationes diversas ludi, quod plerumque ovis coctis ornatisque luditur, habent.

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Historia

Saxones antechristiani deam vernam Eostre, cuius dies festus equinoctio verno circa 21 Martii celebrabatur, habebant. Animal eius lepus vernus erat, et ovum novum ortum vere terrae repraesentabat. Gregorius Magnus papa missionariis suis imperavit ut sitibus festisque antiquis religiosis uterentur et eos in ritus Christianos incluerent cum fieri poterat. Sollemne Christianum resurrectionis Christi et diem festum paganum Eostris ^? confundi convenit, et multa traditiones in solemia Christiana asciscitae sunt.^[1] In Anglia, Germania, et nationibus aliis, liberi a majoribus tradite pascha per declive ova volvebant, et creditum est ^? hoc fortasse signum volutatio saxi ab sepulcro Jesu Christi ante resurrectionem eius decerisse.^[2] Haec traditio, cum aliis, e.g., illa leporis paschalis, ad Mundum Novum a colonis Europaeis lata est.^[2]^[3]

Civitatibus Foederata Americae

Civitatibus Foederata Americae, Volutatio Ovorum Paschae est res annua, et in pratulo Domus Albi quaque pascha liberis parentibus eiusque habetur.

Volutatio Ovorum ipsa est certamen, quo liberi ovum per herbam cochlearibus manubrii longi impellunt.^[4] Res comitantes praesentias homonum Domus Albi habitus leporis paschalis gerentum, orationes et lectiones libri ad administris Consilii Praesidis, ostentationesque ovorum ornatorum comprehendunt.

Traditionem relatam secundum,^[5] Dolley Madison, uxor Iacobi Madison Praesidis, anno 1814 rem incepit et centi e liberos ova ornata sua tulerunt ut ludi particeps essent. Locus archetypus in pratulo Capitolii Civitatum Foederatarum, sed anno 1977 pratulum novum satum est et hortulani rem sustulerunt.^[6] Tum Congressus pratulo uti pro area lusoria prohibuit.^[7] Cum aliqui liberi, in his sui, petiverunt, Rutherford Birchard Hayes Praeses uxorque sua Lucia Hayes rem ad pratulum Domus Albi adduxerunt.^[8] Consuetudo magisterio Franklini Delano Roosevelt Praesidis relicta est, et a Mamie Eisenhower magisterio mariti eius resuscitata. Mamie Eisenhower liberos nigros primum ad rem invitavit.^[9] Anno 2009, Baracus Obama Praeses para cinaeda liberosque eius ad Volutationem Ovorum Paschae invitavit. Familiae parentum cinaedum antehac Volutationi Ovorum aderant.^[10]

Die 13 Aprilis 2009, Obamae^? Volutationem Ovorum Paschae primam suam habuerunt. Argumentum "Ludamus^? (Anglice: Let's go play)" ut juvenes vitas sanas actuosas agere cohortaretur electum est.^[11]

Res in pellicula annis 2007 National Treasure: Book of Secrets monstrata est.

Nexus externus

De huius ludi historia

Bibliographia

↑ england-in-particular: Easter Retrieved on 2008-03-14
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 see http://inventors.about.com/od/estartinventions/a/easter_2.htm^{[nexus deficit]} Retrieved on 2008-03-15
↑ Easter Eggs: their origins, tradition and symbolism Retrieved on 2008-03-15
↑ http://www.npr.org/multimedia/2009/04/egg_roll/
↑ "Undocumented legend contends that Dolley Madison sponsored an egg-rolling contest for children on or near the lawn of the nearly-completed Capitol Building, although it was at the time not yet landscaped."; "According to White House curator Bill Allman, the curious tradition of egg-rolling on the White House lawn originated in the mid-to-late 19th century."
↑ Lent to Pentecost, a family event: Easter Egg Rolling Retrieved on 2008-03-14
↑ Richardson, William (1881). "86". The Public Statutes of the United States, Volume 1. Government Printing Office. p. 206
↑ History of the White House Easter Egg Roll
↑ New York Times: The egg roll (again!) becomes a stage for controversy Retrieved on 2008-03-14
↑ Minneapolis Star-Tribune: Mpls. gay couple, sons included in Easter celebration at White House Retrieved on 2008-04-12
↑ http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30190277/

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[1] -in-particular: Easter Retrieved on 2008-03-14

[inventors-2] 2.0 ^2.1 see http://inventors.about.com/od/estartinventions/a/easter_2.htm^{[nexus deficit]} Retrieved on 2008-03-15

[3] Easter Eggs: their origins, tradition and symbolism Retrieved on 2008-03-15

[4] ttp://www.npr.org/multimedia/2009/04/egg_roll/

[5] "Undocumented legend contends that Dolley Madison sponsored an egg-rolling contest for children on or near the lawn of the nearly-completed Capitol Building, although it was at the time not yet landscaped."; "According to White House curator Bill Allman, the curious tradition of egg-rolling on the White House lawn originated in the mid-to-late 19th century."

[6] Lent to Pentecost, a family event: Easter Egg Rolling Retrieved on 2008-03-14

[7] Richardson, William (1881). "86". The Public Statutes of the United States, Volume 1. Government Printing Office. p. 206

[8] History of the White House Easter Egg Roll

[9] New York Times: The egg roll (again!) becomes a stage for controversy Retrieved on 2008-03-14

[10] Minneapolis Star-Tribune: Mpls. gay couple, sons included in Easter celebration at White House Retrieved on 2008-04-12

[11] ttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30190277/

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