Hercle, Kerberos, and Leinth flank this concept’s goddess in a Perugian mirror. The Shefton Collection owns a John Ruskin-owned statue of this concept’s personification standing on a globe that was discovered at Corfu’s Kardaki temple. A Volterra bronze mirror depicts this concept’s Etruscan goddess, Mean (“MAY-an”), attending to Uni as she suckles Hercle. The Sabine goddess Vacuna was identified with this concept whose Greek statues transitioned from a (*) “kneeling run” to an alighted pose with flowing drapery, as seen in Paionios’s depiction. The usurper Eugenius restored an altar (10[1])to this concept (10[2])that commemorated (10[1])the Battle of Actium within the Roman Senate House. (10[1])Zelus, Bia, and Kratos were the siblings of this concept’s personification, (10[1])who was held (-5[1])in the Athena Parthenos’s right hand. For 10 points, Roman spandrels often depicted “winged” motifs of what concept personified (10[1])by Nike? (10[1])■END■ (10[1])