Capitoline temple of Jupiter built by, ii. 176;
death of, ii. 181 sq., 313;
worshipped after death as Quirinus, ii. 182, 193 n. 1;
married to Hersilia, ii. 193 n. 1;
legend of his birth from the fire, ii. 196, vi. 235;
hut of, ii. 200;
son of a Vestal virgin, ii. 228;
his children, ii. 270 n. 3;
the name thought by some to mean “fig-man,” ii. 318;
celebrates the Parilia, ii. 329;