dea nomen hoc a placandis viris fertur adsecuta, veneranda quidem et nescio an praecipuis et exquisitis sacrificiis colenda utpote cotidianae ac domesticae pacis custos, in pari iugo caritatis ipsa sui appellatione virorum maiestati debitum a feminis reddens honorem.
The goddess is said to have got this name from appeasing husbands. Venerable indeed is she and to be worshipped, I think, with special, choice offerings as the guardian of day-by-day domestic peace, rendering by her very appellation the honour due from women to the dignity of husbands in the equal yoke of love.
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