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Roman personifications consisted in assigning human figures to something that is not human, which often appeared on the sides of Roman coins. Characters from the pantheon of deities of Roman mythology were often used.
Abudantia – abundance
Aequitas – equality, justice
Aeternitas – eternity, permanence
Annona – harvest, harvest
Canens – singing
Clementia – gentleness, kindness
Concordia – harmony and harmony
Disciplina – discipline, discipline
Fecunditas – fertility
Felicitas – happiness, prosperity
Fides – faithfulness, loyalty
Fortuna – good luck, luck
Genius – genius, guardian spirit
Hilaritas – cheerfulness and good mood
Honos – honor and honor
Indulgentia – indulgence
Iustitia – justice
Iuventas – youth
Laetitia – cheerfulness
Liberalitas – kindness and generosity
Libertas – freedom
Moneta – personification of money
Necessitas – necessity
Nobilitas – nobility
Ops – Wealth
Patientia – patience
Pax – room
Pietas – piety, diligence
Pudicitia – modesty and purity
Providentia – prudence
Salus – health
Securitas – security and trust
Spes – hope
Ubertas – fertility
Veritas – true
Victoria – victory
Virtus – courage
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