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Titus Pullo, a fine Roman and a helluva friend and benefactor in hard times, asked me to mention that he was gravely shocked and grossed that such a judgement was formed of so many perfectly chaste and respected folks of his poor fondly remembered native soil, especially in such a rashly and even triumphant way, over the graves of him and his compatriots of the 13th Legio, and that in his day the feelz of the honorable veteran dead and agricolae were given a tad bit more consideration in circumspect.
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"Virtus" can have different meanings in different contexts, but generally speaking, the best translation for "virtus" in English is "excellence", based on the Greek "arete". That's the best broad definition which can fit all its usages. In this sense, the "virtus" of a thing denotes a certain perfection of a power or ability in a person. A person who has the virtus of grammer, has the conditioning to use grammar correctly. It can be said that "virtus" encompasses a sense of effectiveness and fulfillment of potential in various domains. It isn't restricted to being used solely with men, at least during the time of the Roman Empire.
There is definitely further nuance to the term as well, but that initial comment is imprecise, unless you're speaking of the time of the republic and earlier. By the time of Cicero, I'd say the best definition of "virtus" was "excellence".
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