... Veiovis on the Citadel, which has lasted [the 250 years] since the temple's dedication [in 192 BC]. Pliny the Elder, Encyclopedia 16.216 16.2 [On the Seventh of March, only one event: the dedication] Of the Temple of Veiovis in front of ...
... Veiovis the Tiber island cult on 1 January; the literary sources all say it was Jupiter's. Even the Capitol cult on 7 March, for which Vitruvius, Ovid, and Aulus Gellius name Veiovis, is attributed by Livy to Jupiter. Aulus Gellius ...
... VEIOVIS . бо FAS . III . 429 . THE Nones of March were marked in the Calendar as the day on which the temple of Veiovis or Vedius was consecrated . It stood in the hollow between the Arx and the Capitolium , ' Inter duos lucos , ' as ...
... Veiovis, and Octavian points strongly to the possibility that, as in other victory epiphanies, Octavian and his ... Veiovis and Jupiter-Apollo as a symbol of the new saeculum from the late second century into the first century, including ...
... VEIOVIS , a Roman deity , whose name is ex- plained by some to mean " little Jupiter , " while others interpret it " the destructive Jupiter , " and identify him with Pluto . Veiovis was prob- ably an Etruscan divinity of a destructive ...
Etsuzo Tsukada. Chilasa veiovis Hewitson ベイオビスマネシアゲハ( Range ) veiovis Celebes ( = samanganus , samangus ) Chilasa osmana Jumalon オスマナマネシアゲハ osmana ( Original. ( Original Description ) veiovis [ Notes ] Hewitson , Ex ...
... VEIOvIS IN CAPITOLIO fin. VEIovis, AEDEs (templa, Ovid): a temple of Veiovis inter duos lucos, in the depression between the arx and Capitol (Vitr. iv. 8. 4; Gell. v. 12.5), dedicated on 7th March (Ov. Fast. iii. 429-430; Fast. Praen ...
... Veiovis ritu humano , and the statue of Veiovis had a goat standing by his side.1 The expression ritu humano is often taken to mean that an animal victim was substituted for a human sacrifice . If this is true , the sacrifice to Veiovis ...
... Veiovis , quod est in æde , de qua supra dixi , sagittas tenet , quæ sunt videlicet paratæ ad nocendum . Quapropter eum deum plerique Apol- linem esse dixerunt immolaturque ritu [ humano ] capra : eiusque ani- malis figmentum iuxta ...