- The
Quirinal Hill (/ˈkwɪrɪnəl/; Latin:
Collis Quirinalis; Italian:
Quirinale [kwiriˈnaːle]) is one of the
Seven Hills of Rome, at the north-east of the...
- In
ancient Roman religion, the
Flamen Quirinalis was the
flamen or high
priest of the god Quirinus. He was one of the
three flamines maiores,
third in...
- the
Quirinal (Italian: Sant'Andrea al Quirinale, Latin: S.
Andreae in
Quirinali) is a
Roman Catholic titular church in Rome, Italy,
built for the Jesuit...
- systems.[citation needed] "a.d. V Idus Augustas: Soli
Indigeti in
colle Quirinali Feriae quod eo die
Gaius Caesar Gai
filius Pharsali devicit" "August 9:...
- 133 BC. ****tus is
known to have had an
eponymous son, who was
Flamen Quirinalis in 57 BC; the ****tus
Julius Caesar who
served in the
Civil War, and was...
-
Lucius Sestius Albani****
Quirinalis (fl. 43–23 BC) was an
aristocrat of the late
Roman Republic.
Although having Republican tendencies,
Augustus appointed...
- the Quirinalia, held on February 17. The
priest of Quirinus, the
Flamen Quirinalis, was one of the
three patrician flamines maiores ("major flamens") who...
- of Jupiter; the
flamen Martialis, who
cultivated Mars; and the
flamen Quirinalis,
devoted to Quirinus. The
deities cultivated by the
twelve flamines minores...
- ****ual
license characteristic of such festivals. On that day, the
Flamen Quirinalis and the
Vestal Virgins made
sacrifices on the
underground altar of Consus...
-
Sacrorum and the
flamines maiores (Flamen Dialis,
Flamen Martialis,
Flamen Quirinalis). A
distinctly religious office under the
early Roman Republic, it gradually...
