Lares   - in ancient sources @ attalus.org


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  Lares   - Roman household gods
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Wikipedia entry
190/19 sus; before the battle Regillus vows to build a temple to the Lares.
179/24 The censor Lepidus dedicates a temple of Lares Permarini.
98/13 CIL_681, recording the dedication of works for Lares at Capua.
    Within translations:
Cic:Rep_5.7   consecration of homes to the Lares and Penates of families, so
CIL_add.7   (early 1st cent.)   iday. To the Lares Permarini {Household Gods of
CIL_add.8   (1st cent. A.D.)   embly. To the Lares Permarini] in the Minucian po
Ennius:Ann_288   sang . . . how our Lares put Hannibal to flight from their
Obseq_41   In the temple of the Lares a flame pierced through from
Plin:HN_3.66   265 crossways with their guardian Lares. If a straight line is
Plin:HN_36.204   Compitalia in honour of the Lares.
ValMax_2.4.5   knees, prayed to his family's Lares that they would turn the


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