Quirinus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Quirinus
- a Roman god, often identified with Romulus
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pirius dedicates a temple to Quirinus, where he erects the first sund
  Within translations:
Cic:HarResp_12
Sextus Caesar flamen of Quirinus, ** Quintus Cornelius, Publius
Cic:Phil_2.110
As Jupiter, as Mars, as Quirinus has a flamen, so the
Cic:Rep_2.20
a god and was called Quirinus .
CIL_10.809
gods, and was given the name Quirinus. CIL_14.2067
CIL_add.7
(early 1st cent.) -split Day. F Festival: of Quirinus. No Business;
CIL_add.8
(1st cent. A.D.) lic Holiday. Quirinalia. To Quirinus on the hill
Ennius:Ann_116
worship, father Quirinus, and thee, Hora, consort of
Julian:Caes_307
old that after Heracles, Quirinus also ascended thither,
Julian:Caes_310
Then he looked at Quirinus and said, "Quirinus, it is not
Julian:Caes_316
of the same mind. Quirinus thereupon begged that he might
Julian:Caes_323
who sits over there by Quirinus because he rebuilt his
Plin:HN_7.213
Pyrrhus at the Temple of Quirinus by Lucius Papirius Cursor when
[Vict]:VirIll_2
god under the name of Quirinus.
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