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mythology and religion,
Quirinus (/kwɪˈraɪnəs/ kwi-RY-nəs, Latin: [kᶣɪˈriːnʊs]) is an
early god of the
Roman state. In
Augustan Rome,
Quirinus was also an epithet...
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Quirinus may
refer to:
Quirinus, a
Roman god
Forms of the
Latin name
Quirinus are
Quirino (Italian),
Quirijn and
Krijn (Dutch), and Quirin [de] (German)...
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Saint Quirinus (or Cyrinus) may
refer to:
Quirinus of Rome:
Quirinus of
Neuss (feast day:
April 30)
Quirinus of
Tegernsee (feast day:
March 25)
Quirinus of...
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Quirinus of
Neuss (German: Quirin,
Quirinus),
sometimes called Quirinus of Rome (which is the name
shared by
another martyr) is
venerated as a martyr...
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common soldier, be
consecrated to I****
Quirinus.
Schilling believes the
reference of this rite to I****
Quirinus to
embody the
original prophetic interpretation...
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Roman Mars.
Lucilius lists Quirinus and
Romulus as
separate deities, and
Varro accords them
different temples.
Images of
Quirinus showed him as a bearded...
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considered unreliable,
states that
Quirinus was
killed during the ****cutions of
Diocletian after being arrested in 309.
Quirinus had
attempted to flee but was...
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entire household of 1,500 people.
Quirinus of Neuss, who was Alexander's
supposed jailer, and
Quirinus'
daughter Balbina of Rome were also among...
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Romulus was
identified with Mars
Quirinus. In the
Capitoline Triad of Jupiter, Mars, and
Quirinus, however, Mars and
Quirinus were two
separate deities, though...
- Encyclopedia:
Quirinus Kuhlmann Hoffmeister, Gerhart, "
Quirinus Kuhlmann". The
Literary Encyclopedia July 2, 2007
Spahr Blake Lee '
Quirinus Kuhlmann:The...
