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Quirites is the name of
Roman citizens in
their peacetime functions.
Latin Quirītis most
likely stems from an
earlier *quiri-. The
origin of the latter...
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peoples parti****ted in a
ceremony of
union after which they were
named Quirites after the
Sabine town of Cures. The two
groups became the
first curiae...
- Subfamily:
Dioptinae Tribe:
Dioptini Genus:
Dioptis Species: D. uniguttata
Binomial name
Dioptis uniguttata Warren, 1901
Synonyms Dioptis quirites Druce, 1907...
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Munich 1912 p. 109;
Paulus p. 43 L: "Romani a
Quirino Quirites di****ur";
Festus p. 304L: "...
Quirites dicti, post
foedus a
Romulo et
Tatio percussum, communionem...
- that he
loved her p****ionately. Mars
Quirinus was the
protector of the
Quirites ("citizens" or "civilians") as
divided into
curiae (citizen ****emblies)...
- with Cures, with the
Sabine word for
spear curis, with
currus cart, with
Quirites, with the curiae, as king
Titus Tatius dedicated a
table to Juno in every...
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Caesar scornfully calls his
soldiers quirites ("citizens")
rather than
milites ("soldiers"), the word
quirites had by this time been
dissociated with...
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August 2018.
Marcus Tullius Cicero (1966). De
Imperio Cn.
Pompei ad
Quirites oratio: pro lege Manilia.
Bristol Cl****ical Press. ISBN 978-0-86292-182-8...
- Brahmins/Athravan, Kshatriyas/Rathaestar,
Vaishyas Roman – Flamines, Milites,
Quirites Celtic – Druids, Equites,
Plebes (according to
Julius Caesar) Anglo-Saxon...
- of
ownership (dominium) for such
goods was
reserved to
Roman citizens (
Quirites) and
therefore called a "quiritian" or a "quiritary" right. The procedure...