Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898), O

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as a symbol.

In Greek.—

As a numeral, ο=15 (old system) or 70 (Ō), ο= 70,000.

In Latin.—

O=optio, horae, ovum, obiit.

O˙B˙Q˙T=ossa bene quiescant tibi.

O˙C=opus constat.

O˙C˙S=ob cives servatos.

O˙H˙F=omnibus honoribus functus.

O˙M=ob memoriam.

O˙M˙C˙P˙F˙V˙C˙C˙T=oppidum municipium colonia praefectura forum vicus conciliabulum castellum territorium.

O˙N˙F=omnium nomine faciundum.

O˙O˙D=ornatus ornamentis decurionalibus.

O˙S=ossa sita.

O˙S˙T˙T˙L=opto sit tibi terra levis.

O˙T(V)˙B˙C(Q)=ossa tibi (volo), bene cubent (quiescant).

O˙V=oro vos, ornatus vir.

O˙V˙F˙D˙R˙P˙O˙V˙F=oro vos faciatis, dignum re publica, oro vos faciatis.

Harry Thurston Peck. Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities. New York. Harper and Brothers. 1898.

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Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898)