Quirinus

Quirinus (or Quirus)

Quirinus (or Quirus)

A fabled precious stone, described as "a juggling stone, found in the nest of the hoopoo" (hoopoe bird). If laid on the chest of a sleeping person, it "forces him to discover his rogueries." The word quirinus is also used to describe the third of the ancient gods (after Jupiter and Mars).

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Quirinus

Quirinus , in Roman religion, an early god, possibly of war. Worshiped originally by the Sabines, he was one of the chief gods of ancient Rome, associated with Jupiter and Mars. In the late republic he was identified with Romulus, legendary founder of Rome.

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Quirinus

Quirinus. The signature over which a series of 69 letters on the First Vatican Council was published in the Augsburger Allgemeine Zeitung in 1869–70. Their author is now known to have been J. J. L. von Döllinger.

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