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I. Quirīnus <ī> SUBST m

1.

Quirinus
altröm. Kriegsgott, m. Jupiter u. Mars zusammen urspr. die höchste röm. Götterdreiheit bildend, später der zum Gott erhobene myth. Stadtgründer Romulus m. Kultstätte auf dem Quirinal

2. (als Beiname:)

a.

Quirinus
des Romulus nach seiner Vergottung

b.

Quirinus
des Janus

c.

Quirinus
des Antonius

d.

Quirinus
des Augustus

II. Quirīnus <a, um> ADJ poet

Quirinus
zu Quirinus o. zu Romulus gehörig [ collis; tribus ]
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