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追加するd: 2016-06-17 The night of the 宗教上の Sylvester, the last night of the year, has always been the night of fools and a funny good time. The saint of this day, ローマ法王 Sylvester I, によれば legend is the man who 傷をいやす／和解させるd from leprosy and baptized the Roman Emperor Constantine the 広大な／多数の／重要な. Sylvester was a Roman, the guy of Rufinus. He was 任命するd a priest by Marcellinus. Chosen ローマ法王 in 314, he continued the work of 組織するing the 平時（の） Church so 井戸／弁護士席 begun by St. Miltiades. Sylvester saw the building of famous churches, 顕著に the Basilica of St. Peter and the Basilica of St. John Lateran, built 近づく the former 皇室の palace of that 指名する. It is やめる probable too that the first martyrology or 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） of Roman 殉教者s was drawn up in his 統治する. St. Sylvester died in 335. He was buried in a church which he himself had built over the Catacomb of Priscilla on the 経由で Salaria. His feast is kept on December 31. In many of the German-speaking areas the change of the year is celebrated noisily and merrily. Guests are 招待するd, and groups …に出席する a "Sylvester Ball." There is eating, feeling, dancing and singing. It may be …を伴ってd by the popular "Sylvester" custom of Bleigiessen. A small piece of lead will be melted over a 炎上 in an old spoon and dropped into a bowl of 冷淡な water. From the 形態／調整 you can 恐らく tell your fortune for the coming year. At midnight, when the old year is almost gone and the new year is about to start, glasses are filled with シャンペン酒 or anything, and toasts and 抱擁するs go with wishing each other "ein gutes neues Jahr". Some go out into the streets and listen to the bells （犯罪の）一味ing throughout the land. Others 参加する in 狙撃 in the New Year, or put on their 私的な 花火s.
