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<p> in [[Roman]] mythology, was the deified manliness. To her and [[Honor]] two temples were erected by M. Marcellus. </p>
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<p> in Roman mythology, was the deified manliness. To her and Honor two temples were erected by M. Marcellus. </p>
 
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Virtus [1]

in Roman mythology, was the deified manliness. To her and Honor two temples were erected by M. Marcellus.

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