Virtutem
Definition
Virtutem refers to virtue or excellence, particularly in terms of moral character and behavior. It encompasses qualities such as courage, integrity, and righteousness.
Related terms
Honestas: The Roman concept of honor and integrity, closely related to virtutem.
Fortitudo: The virtue of courage and strength in the face of adversity.
Iustitia: Justice or fairness, another important aspect of virtutem.
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AP Latin - 7.4 Caesar, Gallic War, Book 5, Chapters 47-48
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