Regni (kingdom)
Definition
A regni refers to a realm or domain that is ruled by a king or queen. It represents the territory and authority of the ruler.
Related terms
Sceptra (scepter): A scepter is a symbolic staff or rod that represents royal power and authority.
Iovem (Jupiter): Jupiter is the king of gods in Roman mythology, often associated with thunder and lightning.
Epulis accumbere divom (feasting among the gods): This phrase refers to enjoying luxurious banquets and celebrations fit for deities.
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AP Latin - 1.1 Vergil, Aeneid, Book 1, Lines 1-209
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