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Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome

CONSUS.

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Berens, E. M.
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Consus was the god of secret counsel.
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The Romans believed that when an idea developed itself spontaneously within the mind of an individual, it was Consus who had prompted the suggestion. This applied, however, more particularly to plans which resulted satisfactorily.
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An altar was erected to this divinity on the Circus Maximus, which was kept always covered, except during his festival, the Consualia, which was celebrated on the 18th of August.

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