personified Concordia

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Personified Concordia is the Roman goddess embodying harmony and agreement, frequently depicted in imperial art to symbolize political unity and social concord.

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personified Concordia canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman goddess ⓘ
deity of harmony ⓘ
personification ⓘ
appearsOn coins of the Roman Empire ⓘ
coins of the Roman Republic ⓘ
associatedWith civil peace ⓘ
concord between Senate and people ⓘ
imperial propaganda ⓘ
political reconciliation ⓘ
cultType state cult ⓘ
culture ancient Roman religion ⓘ
depictedIn Roman imperial coinage ⓘ
Roman imperial sculpture ⓘ
Roman reliefs ⓘ
Roman state art ⓘ
domain civic harmony ⓘ
harmony between social classes ⓘ
marital harmony ⓘ
embodies agreement ⓘ
harmony ⓘ
social concord ⓘ
equivalentInGreekReligion Homonoia ⓘ
gender female ⓘ
hasFeastOrRitual rites connected with political reconciliation ⓘ
hasMajorCultSite Temple of Concord in the Roman Forum ⓘ
Temple of Concordia on the Capitoline Hill ⓘ
holds cornucopia in right or left hand ⓘ
patera for libation ⓘ
honoredBy Roman Senate ⓘ
Roman emperors ⓘ
iconographicType seated goddess ⓘ
standing goddess ⓘ
nameEtymology derived from Latin "concordia" meaning harmony or agreement ⓘ
roleInStateReligion guarantor of civic harmony ⓘ
protector of social order ⓘ
symbolizes concord between social orders ⓘ
harmony between emperor and people ⓘ
harmony within the imperial family ⓘ
political unity ⓘ
social harmony ⓘ
timePeriod Roman Empire ⓘ
Roman Republic ⓘ
typicalAttribute caduceus ⓘ
cornucopia ⓘ
joined right hands (dextrarum iunctio) ⓘ
laurel wreath ⓘ
patera ⓘ
worshipedIn Roman Empire ⓘ
ancient Rome ⓘ
linked to: Roman Antiquity

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Roman imperial iconography → usesMotif → personified Concordia ⓘ