Noun:

: Pieta,

pietas's Usage Examples:

Vives (1531), and in all his teaching aimed at the formation of a sapiens atque eloquens pietas.

"The edict to this effect seems, however, not to have been in force after the death of its royal author in 1154 ("eo magis virtus legis invaluit quo eam amplius nitebatur impietas infirmare," Joh.

Appietas) is coined by Cicero (Ad Fam.

There was another temple of Pietas near the Circus Flaminius, which is connected by Amatucci (Rivista di storia antica, 1903) with the story of the pietas of C.

The temple was probably originally vowed by the elder Glabrio out of gratitude for the pietas shown during the engagement by his son, who may have saved his life, as the elder Africanus that of his father at the battle of Ticinus (Livy xxi.

Synonyms:

representation,

Antonyms:

inactivity, competition,