Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898), S, Stable, Statua

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S - The Seven Sages

Sagitta - Salutatio

Salve - Sardemisus

Sardes - Satyrĭcon

Satyrus - Scarpōna

Scodra - Scymnus

Scyphus - Selēné

Seleucīa - Septerion

Septimius Geta - Sestertius

Sestiānae Arae - Sicca Veneria

Sichaeus - Bearers of Silver Shields

Silvium - Sităcé

Sitalces - Soli

Solĭdus - Spartăcus

Spartăcus - Stabiae

Stable - Steward

Military Standards

Statielli, Statiellātes

Statilia Messalīna

Statilius Taurus

Statius , P. Papinius

Statuaria Ars; Sculptūra

Stentŏris Lacus

Sterculius, Stercutius

Stern of a Ship

Stheneboea - Stroma

Stromăta - Suggestus

Suggrundarium - Sylae

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Statua

（ἀνδριάς). A statue of a man, as distinguished from signum, the statue of a deity (Plaut. Bacch. iv. 3, 1; In Pis. 38).

Harry Thurston Peck. Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities. New York. Harper and Brothers. 1898.

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