| − | :''But within the domains of the [[Pontifex Maximus]] shall he honour and worship the god of the armed forces: [[Venus (goddess)#Armed Venus Victrix|Armed Venus Victrix]], "the Victorious One", known to Rome as [[Victoria (goddess)|Victory (Victoria)]] while calling her [[the Virgin Mary]]. But his fore-fathers of the [[Roman Imperial Cult]] knew her by many other local names, such as: [[Aphrodite]], [[Athena]], [[Minerva]], [[Astarte]], [[Astaroth]], [[Isis]], and [[Semiramis|Semiramis (wife of Nimrod)]]. They also knew her by her titles as well: the “goddess of battle,” the “Queen of Heaven,” and the “virgin of the world.” Yet the Papacy shall know her as the Virgin Mary, whose name according to them is rightly ascribed to the goddess Victory (“Nomini ascribatur Vitoria” [[Santa Maria della Vittoria, in Rome|Basillica Santa Maria della Vittoria]]: to whom the King of the North’s forefathers did not know by this new name! Yet to Mary shall [[Rome]] honour with gold, silver, precious stones and pleasant things.'' | + | :''But within the domains of the [[Pontifex Maximus]] shall he honour and worship the god of the armed forces: [[Venus (goddess)#Armed Venus Victrix|Armed Venus Victrix]], "the Victorious One", synonomously known to the Romans as [[Victoria (goddess)|Victory (Victoria)]] and Greeks as [[Nike (goddess)|Nike]], renaming her [[the Virgin Mary]]. But his fore-fathers of the [[Roman Imperial Cult]] knew her by many other local names, such as: [[Aphrodite]], [[Athena]], [[Minerva]], [[Astarte]], [[Astaroth]], [[Isis]], and [[Semiramis|Semiramis (wife of Nimrod)]]. They also knew her by her titles as well: the “goddess of battle,” the “Queen of Heaven,” and the “virgin of the world.” Yet the Papacy shall know her as the Virgin Mary, whose name according to them is rightly ascribed to the goddess Victory (“Nomini ascribatur Vitoria” [[Santa Maria della Vittoria, in Rome|Basillica Santa Maria della Vittoria]]: to whom the King of the North’s forefathers did not know by this new name! Yet to Mary shall [[Rome]] honour with gold, silver, precious stones and pleasant things.'' |