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... Vediovis ? Vediovis ( also sometimes called Veiovis or Vedius ) had three festivals marked in the Roman calendar , on 1 January , 7 March and 21 May , and two temples at Rome . The first two festivals are the anniversaries ...
... Vediovis may have ruled a not - heaven . As Diovis personified order and judgment , so Vediovis may have per- sonified disorder and dementia . As Diovis caused and ruled the heavenly thunder and lightning , so Vediovis caused the ...
... Vediovis said she would be right back to spice up the meatloaf and then went upstairs. Just as Mr. Vediovis was taking a sip of his ice-tea, Mrs Vediovis appeared at the door with a twenty-two caliber automatic pistol. She then stated ...
... Vediovis of the Island had a feast on 1 January , and Vediovis of the Capitol on 7 March– that is , in the other months in which they observed Agonalia . The contradiction in Livy's report of the ... Vediovis on Vediovis on the Island 145.
... Vediovis , to Faunus , to Fortuna Primige- nia and to Juno Sospita ; 57 all four of these are notably local Latin deities and the latter two the chief goddesses of leading Latin communities . Fortuna Primigenia is the goddess of the ...
Studies in Dionysiac and Kindred Cult George Wicker Elderkin. VEDIOVIS AND HIS CONGENERS THE facts and theories about the problematical god Vediovis have been recently reëxamined ( Frothingham , A. J. P. 1917 , pp . 370-91 ) and the ...
... Vediovis - Iulus at Bovillae ; the same type was now set up in the temple of Vediovis on the Capitol by a member of the family , perhaps by Caesar himself . This does not mean that the cult of the family too was established in Rome . It ...
... Vediovis.68 Faunus was an ancient Italic god of the countryside whom mythology turned into the father of Latinus, aetiological father of the Latins, and although the identity of Vediovis and his potential relationship to Jupiter remain ...
... Vediovis, see below).136 All sources agree that Vediovis (though still connected) was different in nature from Iuppiter. Two interpretations have been put forward since antiquity, both revolving around the interpretation of ve ...