- "CVra BonIfaCII, PrIMo, QVo
PraefVIt Anno
Abbas SpeCtatos CoLLoCat Hos
CeLares "
showing the year 1770 can be read
above the
entrance of the Hospital...
-
Francisco Call,
Volume 87,
Number 73, 12
August 1900, "Young Dutchy"
stoutly celares his
innocence CDNC, San
Francisco Call,
Volume 87,
Number 55, 24 January...
- see
Lares (disambiguation) for
namesakes Lares, also
called Laribus, was a city of
Roman Africa and
medieval Ifriqiya,
located at
modern Henchir Lorbeus...
-
Lares Familiares are
guardian household deities and
tutelary deities in
ancient Roman religion. The
singular form is Lar Familiaris.
Lares were thought...
- his own
freedmen to
serve the
genius Augusti (his "family spirit") and
Lares (the twin
ancestral spirits of his household). Dio
claims that Caligula...
-
language as pudor. This was done to
convince the
household guardians, or
lares, that the
bride did not go willingly. Afterwards, the
bride and the groom...
- chronogram: CVra BonIfaCII, prIMo, qVo
praefVIt Anno
Abbas SpeCtatos CoLLoCat Hos
Ce Lares. One M = 1000, six C = 6 x 100 = 600,
three L = 3 x 50 = 150,
three V =...
- name
LARES [ro] (Liniile
Aeriene Române
Exploatate de Stat,
Romanian Airlines Operated by the State)
while 20 July 1937 saw the
merger of
LARES with its...
- tablets, as well as for its wall-paintings. The lararium, or
shrine of the
lares,
features a
relief depicting the
Temple of
Jupiter during the AD 62 earthquake...
- well-being of each
Roman household was
thought to
depend on
daily cult to its
Lares and
Penates (guardian deities, or spirits), ancestors, and the
divine generative...
