Robigalia Catena (Vesta)
Roman festival where a dog was sacrificed to the god Robigus to prevent the red dust, or mildew, which attacked corn when the ear was beginning to form.
A catena is a chain of craters. On Vesta they are named after places and festivals associated with vestal virgins.
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NW 56 km
Cornelia
Robigalia Catena
-14.04° N 19.78° E