See Libitine on Wiktionary
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"(Siècle à préciser) Du latin Libitina."
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"text": "[…], et enfin, repoussée le plus loin possible, mais sans cesse présente dans les deuils de famille et les dévolutions d’héritage, Libitine, qui ferme la marche, déesse des enterrements."
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"Dans la religion des Romains, déesse qui présidait aux funérailles, et dont le temple renfermait les objets relatifs aux pompes funèbres."
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