Virtue - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Virtue (Virtus) - a Roman divinity, the personification of virtue
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208/9 ents Marcellus from dedicating a joint temple to Honour and Virtue
205/24 A temple vowed to Virtue by Marcellus is dedicated by his son.
129/12 Scipio dedicated a temple to Virtue.
99/9 Marius dedicates a temple to Honour and Virtue.
57/14 meets in Marius' temple of Virtue, and passes a decree instructing
Within translations:
Athen_5.201 And the statue of Virtue, which stood by the side of that
Athen_5.211 crown, having a face of Virtue in the centre of it, as
Cic:Phil_14.34 of eternity an altar of Virtue. [35] Wherefore it will be
Cic:Rep_1.21 placed in the temple of Virtue, is more beautiful as well
Cic:Sest_116 when in the Temple of Virtue honour was paid to merit,
Cic:Sest_120 passed in the Temple of Virtue, before a vast audience a
Cic:Verr_2.4.121 the temple of Honour and Virtue or elsewhere. He set up
Cic:Verr_2.4.123 of Marcellus to Honour and Virtue, but to Venus and Cupid,
CIL_6.41024 a temple to Honor and Virtus from the spoils of the
Plin:HN_35.120 temples of Honour and Virtue for the Emperor Vespasian's
ValMax_1.1.8 a temple to Honour and Virtue, he was opposed by the

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