Lanuvium , ancient city of Latium, Italy, c.20 mi (32 km) S of Rome, in the Alban Hills near the Appian Way. It was celebrated for its temple of Juno. The modern village is Lanuvio; there are ruins of a temple and Roman walls on the site.
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Hyempsal, In corruptores Latinitatis and Bartolomeo Sozzini giurista e politico (1436-1506). (Reviews).
Renaissance Quarterly; 3/22/2002; Frank, Maria Esposito; 1993 words;
... of having confused the three old Latian towns of Lavinium, Lanuvium and Lanivium, of denying the authenticity of vv. 29-30 of the ... to Greek sources (Strabo, in the mentioned case of Lavinium, Lanuvium and Lanivium; Aristarchus in the case of Iliad 24, 29-30, and ...
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A QUESTION OF DEATH: PAUL'S COMMUNITY-BUILDING LANGUAGE IN 1 THESSALONIANS 4:13-18
Journal of Biblical Literature; 10/1/2004; Ascough, Richard S; 5596 words;
... proceedings of a court of law. For example, an inscription from Lanuvium shows that when the burial of a member took place in a different ... citizens (CIL XIV 2112; 136 C.E.). In the case of suicide, the Lanuvium inscription stipulates that the right to burial has been forfeited ...
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Death, desire and translation: on the poetry of Propertius. (Sextus Propertius)
TriQuarterly; 3/22/1993; Deutsch, Helen; 7652 words;
... me, including shortenings, cross cuts, implications derivable from other writings of Propertius, as for example the Ride to Lanuvium |4.8~ from which I have taken a color or tone but no direct or entire expression.(25) With this reference to 4.8, the poem ...
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