Visual Guide to Ancient Roman Gods & Heroes (Image Gallery) p. 32

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by Arienne King
published on 17 September 2020

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Denarius Depicting Quirinus

by The Art Institute of Chicago
published on 11 September 2020

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Quirinus was an archaic patron deity of Rome. According to Roman tradition, Quirinus was one of the original Capitoline Triad worshipped in Rome, alongside Jupiter and Mars. However, his role diminished significantly by the time of the Roman Republic. Quirinus was often depicted as a bearded man with military attributes. Pictured: Coin depicting Quirinus, 60 BCE. (The Art Institute of Chicago)

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