Roma (personification of Rome)

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Roma is the ancient Roman goddess and personification of the city and state of Rome, embodying its power, virtues, and imperial authority.

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Roma (personification of Rome) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman deity
goddess
personification
appearsOn Roman coins
imperial coinage
provincial coinage
public monuments
reliefs
statues
associatedWith Roman Senate
Roman emperors
Roman imperial cult
Roman people
attribute globe
helmet
military dress
shield
spear
victory figure (Victoria)
country Roman Antiquity
surface form: Ancient Rome
culture Roman
depictedAs armed female figure
helmeted woman
seated female figure
gender female
hasCultTitle Dea Roma
Città Eterna
surface form: Roma Aeterna

Roma Victrix
influencedBy Hellenistic city personifications
Tyche personifications
notableSanctuary Temple of Roma and Augustus on the Acropolis of Athens
Temple of Venus and Roma
surface form: Temple of Venus and Roma in Rome
pairedWith Venus in the Temple of Venus and Roma
role embodiment of Roman state ideology
focus of loyalty for provincial subjects
symbolOf Roman Empire
Roman eternity
Roman military might
Roman power
Roman state
Roman victory
Roman virtues
city of Rome
imperial authority
timePeriod Roman Empire
Roman Republic
worshipedIn Asia Minor
Greek East
Rome
provinces of the Roman Empire

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Temple of Venus and Roma namedAfter Roma (personification of Rome)