epulo

noun, plural ep·u·lo·nes [ep-yuh–loh-neez; Latin ep-oo–loh-nes] /ˌɛp yəˈloʊ niz; Latin ˌɛp ʊˈloʊ nɛs/.

1. (in ancient Rome) a member of a body of priests who performed sacred rites during sacrificial banquets in honor of the gods.