Esubios
Definition
Esubios refers to the concept of "good deeds" or acts of kindness in Latin. It encompasses actions that are morally upright and beneficial to others.
Related terms
Pietas: Pietas is the virtue of duty and loyalty towards one's family, country, and gods.
Virtus: Virtus refers to courage, bravery, and moral excellence.
Fides: Fides represents trustworthiness, faithfulness, and reliability in relationships.
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AP Latin - 6.1 Caesar, Gallic War, Book 5, Part I, Chapters 24-26
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