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In the 1st century BC the Romans invaded Gaul and Britain. They were adept at drafting cultures, and Samhain was assimilated to the Day of Pomona, the goddess of fruits and gardens who was celebrated around 1 November, the time of the apple harvest.

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Where can you learn about Halloween and find what the Romans called Halloween?

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What did the Romans call holloween?

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Was there a Roman god of pineapples?

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What cultures influenced Halloween as we know it today?

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