The Curii family gather around the border stone to commemorate Terminalia. We burn shafts of wheat, grapes and honeycomb in the sacrificial fire. The blood of a spring lamb is sprinkled over the boundary stone.

Deos ego omnis ut fortunassint precor.

We join with our neighbors and the feast begins. We all sing the praises of Terminus. Later, the fruits of our farms, the blood and ashes of the lamb, will be placed in a hole and covered with a stump of wood.