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

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S - The Seven Sages

Sagitta - Salutatio

Salve - Sardemisus

Sardes - Satyrĭcon

Satyrus - Scarpōna

Scodra - Scymnus

Scyphus - Selēné

Seleucīa - Septerion

Septimius Geta - Sestertius

Sestiānae Arae - Sicca Veneria

Sestiānae Arae

The Seven against Thebes

The Seven Sages

The Seven Sleepers of Ephĕsus

Seven Wonders of the World

Sevērus , A. Caecina

Arch of Sevērus

Sevērus , Cornelius

Sevērus , Flavius Valerius

Sevērus , Libius

Sevērus , Lucius Septimius

Sevērus , Marcus Aurelius Alexander

Sevērus , Sulpicius

Sextius Calvīnus

Sextus Empirĭcus

Ships and Shipping

Sibyllīni Libri

Sicāni, Sicĕli, Siceliōtae

Sichaeus - Bearers of Silver Shields

Silvium - Sităcé

Sitalces - Soli

Solĭdus - Spartăcus

Spartăcus - Stabiae

Stable - Steward

Stheneboea - Stroma

Stromăta - Suggestus

Suggrundarium - Sylae

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Sestiānae Arae

The most westerly promontory of the northern coast of Hispania Tarraconensis, now Cape Villano. It had three altars dedicated to Augustus.

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

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