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ens. Romulus likewise was caught up toheaven in a thunderstorm, and afterwards appeared to Proculuslulius in more than mortal beauty and announced that he had be-come the god Quirinus^ And sundry kings, who posed as Zeus orlupiter during their life-time, are said to have met their death by… … Fig. 10. 1 See Pauly—Wissowa Real-Enc. ii. 1654. Note especially Min. Fel. Oct. 22. 7Aesculapius ut in deum surgat fulminatur. ^ Hyg./a(5. 46. See infra § 3 (c) iv (7). 3 Liv. I. 16. I ff., Ov. fast. 2. 475 ff., Plout. v. Rom. 27 f., Dion. Hal. ant. Rom. 2.56, alib. * So Salmoneus {infra Append.…
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