In ancient Roman culture, liberalitas was the virtue of giving freely (from liber, "free"), hence generosity. On coins, a political leader of the Roman Republic or an emperor of the Imperial era might be depicted as displaying largess to the Roman people, with liberalitas embodied as a goddess at his side. The goddess Liberalitas appears on coinage issued under the emperors Gordian III Trajan, Antoninus Pius and Septimius Severus, sometimes designated as Augusta or Augusti in association with Imperial cult. On one example, a Roman holds out his toga to receive coins poured by Liberalitas, as Antoninus looks on from an elevated seat.
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- Liberalitas (es)
- Liberalitas (fr)
- Liberalitas (en)
- Liberalitas (pl)
- Generosidade (virtude) (pt)
- 利贝拉里塔斯 (zh)
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| - Liberalitas (lat. Freigebigkeit) ist die Personifikation der Großzügigkeit und Wohltätigkeit und ihrer Bereitwilligkeit, zu geben, ohne dazu verpflichtet zu sein. Ihr wichtigstes Attribut war die Cornucopia (das Füllhorn). In der frühen römischen Kaiserzeit entwickelte sich die Bezeichnung zu einem Wertbegriff und einer der Tugenden des Prinzipats, auf dem wiederum der Begriff der Liberalität fußt. (de)
- En la mitología romana, antigua personificación de la generosidad, adorada especialmente en época de cosecha para obtener una generosa cantidad de frutos. Era una de las compañeras de Liber y Libera. Tenía una capilla en el templo de Júpiter en el Capitolio. Tan unida estaba a Júpiter, que uno de los sobrenombres del dios era precisamente Liberalitas.
* Datos: Q3173852
* Multimedia: Liberalitas / Q3173852 (es)
- Dans la mythologie romaine, la déesse Liberalitas est l'allégorie de la générosité. Elle est associée aux libéralités impériales, c'est-à-dire aux distributions d'argent faites épisodiquement au peuple de Rome à partir d'Hadrien.
* Portail de la mythologie romaine (fr)
- Liberalitas – rzymskie uosobienie (personifikacja) łaskawości i hojności. Na rewersach monet rzymskich przedstawiana z tesserą i rogiem obfitości. Zobacz też: personifikacje rzymskie (pl)
- 利贝拉里塔斯（英語：Liberalitas）。古罗马神祇之一。凭借在古罗马神话中的拟人性作用而被广泛反映于古罗马时期所创作的相关艺术作品之中。影响亦极为深远。 (zh)
- In ancient Roman culture, liberalitas was the virtue of giving freely (from liber, "free"), hence generosity. On coins, a political leader of the Roman Republic or an emperor of the Imperial era might be depicted as displaying largess to the Roman people, with liberalitas embodied as a goddess at his side. The goddess Liberalitas appears on coinage issued under the emperors Gordian III Trajan, Antoninus Pius and Septimius Severus, sometimes designated as Augusta or Augusti in association with Imperial cult. On one example, a Roman holds out his toga to receive coins poured by Liberalitas, as Antoninus looks on from an elevated seat. (en)
- Generosidade (em latim: Liberalitas), na cultura da Roma Antiga, era a virtude do dar livremente (de liber, "livre"). A Generosidade esteve teologicamente relacionada à Providência, a personificação da providência, e Anona, a personificação do suprimento de grãos. (pt)
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| - Liberalitas (lat. Freigebigkeit) ist die Personifikation der Großzügigkeit und Wohltätigkeit und ihrer Bereitwilligkeit, zu geben, ohne dazu verpflichtet zu sein. Ihr wichtigstes Attribut war die Cornucopia (das Füllhorn). In der frühen römischen Kaiserzeit entwickelte sich die Bezeichnung zu einem Wertbegriff und einer der Tugenden des Prinzipats, auf dem wiederum der Begriff der Liberalität fußt. (de)
- En la mitología romana, antigua personificación de la generosidad, adorada especialmente en época de cosecha para obtener una generosa cantidad de frutos. Era una de las compañeras de Liber y Libera. Tenía una capilla en el templo de Júpiter en el Capitolio. Tan unida estaba a Júpiter, que uno de los sobrenombres del dios era precisamente Liberalitas.
* Datos: Q3173852
* Multimedia: Liberalitas / Q3173852 (es)
- In ancient Roman culture, liberalitas was the virtue of giving freely (from liber, "free"), hence generosity. On coins, a political leader of the Roman Republic or an emperor of the Imperial era might be depicted as displaying largess to the Roman people, with liberalitas embodied as a goddess at his side. The goddess Liberalitas appears on coinage issued under the emperors Gordian III Trajan, Antoninus Pius and Septimius Severus, sometimes designated as Augusta or Augusti in association with Imperial cult. On one example, a Roman holds out his toga to receive coins poured by Liberalitas, as Antoninus looks on from an elevated seat. The divine Virtues are sometimes associated with a particular activity or function performed by the emperor—in the case of Liberalitas, the congiarium or giving of gifts by the emperor directly to individuals. The enacting of the particular virtue was considered an epiphany of the goddess or miraculum: Liberalitas was thought to have manifested herself when Trajan distributed cash gifts to the populace during his formal arrival ceremony (adventus) in 99 AD. Pliny names the quality of liberalitas in his Panegyric to Trajan. Liberalitas was theologically linked to Providentia, "providence", and Annona, the embodiment of the grain supply. (en)
- Dans la mythologie romaine, la déesse Liberalitas est l'allégorie de la générosité. Elle est associée aux libéralités impériales, c'est-à-dire aux distributions d'argent faites épisodiquement au peuple de Rome à partir d'Hadrien.
* Portail de la mythologie romaine (fr)
- Liberalitas – rzymskie uosobienie (personifikacja) łaskawości i hojności. Na rewersach monet rzymskich przedstawiana z tesserą i rogiem obfitości. Zobacz też: personifikacje rzymskie (pl)
- Generosidade (em latim: Liberalitas), na cultura da Roma Antiga, era a virtude do dar livremente (de liber, "livre"). A Generosidade esteve teologicamente relacionada à Providência, a personificação da providência, e Anona, a personificação do suprimento de grãos. Em moedas, um líder político da República Romana ou um governante do período imperial pode ser descrito como exibindo magnanimidade ao povo romano, com a generosidade consubstanciada como uma deusa ao seu lado. A deusa generosidade aparece em moedas emitidas sob os imperadores Trajano (r. 98–117), Antonino Pio (r. 138–161) e Sétimo Severo, (r. 193–211) às vezes designada como em associado ao culto imperial. Em um exemplo, um romano estende sua toga para receber moedas derramadas pela Generosidade, com Antonino olhando sobre um assento elevado. As virtudes divinas são às vezes associadas com um atividade particular ou função realizada pelo imperador - nesse caso, o congiário ou a concessão presentes pelo imperador diretamente aos indivíduos. A promulgação da virtude particular foi considerada um epifania da deusa ou (miraculum): pensou-se que ela teria se manifestado quando Trajano distribuiu presentes em dinheiro para a população durante sua cerimônia de chegada formal chamada advento (adventus) em 99. Plínio nomeia as qualidades da Generosidade em seu Panegírico para Trajano. (pt)
- 利贝拉里塔斯（英語：Liberalitas）。古罗马神祇之一。凭借在古罗马神话中的拟人性作用而被广泛反映于古罗马时期所创作的相关艺术作品之中。影响亦极为深远。 (zh)
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