Quirinus

Reading notes

• The Loves §3.8 Quirinus

  The deified Romulus, given his own temple among the gods.

• Letters from the Black Sea §1.5 city of Quirinus

  Quirinus, the deified Romulus; 'the city of Quirinus' is Rome, from which the polar Bear — and Ovid — are far removed.

• The Festivals §proem robed Quirinus

  The deified Romulus, in the augur's striped robe (trabea); his ten-month year matched the term of gestation and of a widow's mourning.

• The Festivals §4.proem Quirinus

  The deified Romulus, addressed as son of Mars and Venus.

• The Festivals §6.9 Quirinus

  The deified Romulus, who with Venus and Vesta pleaded for Latium before Jupiter.

• The Festivals §6.29 Quirinus

  The deified Romulus, given a temple 'in his robe' (the augur's trabea).

• Metamorphoses §14.469 robed Quirinus

  The deified Romulus, shown in the trabea (the striped ceremonial robe); the second of the book's apotheoses, after Aeneas.

• Metamorphoses §15.502 people of Quirinus

  The deified Romulus; 'the people of Quirinus' are the Romans.

• Metamorphoses §15.518 you Quirinus

  The deified Romulus, founding god of the city.

• Sorrows §1.3 city of Quirinus

  The deified Romulus; 'the city of Quirinus' is Rome.