{
	"romanReversePersonification":[
		{
			"id":"9",
			"name":"Aequitas",
			"wikipediaName":"Aequitas",
			"zoomer":"Aequitas",
			"description":"<p>Aequitas is the female personification of fair-dealing. She is normally draped and holds scales in one hand and either a sceptre or a cornucopia in the other. <\/p><p>These attributes are also associated with Moneta, the rarer personification of the Mint. Aequitas appears on coins produced between the late 1st and late 3rd centuries AD.<\/p>",
			"image":"Aequitas.jpg",
			"updated":"2005-01-16 23:29:39",
			"type":"virtue",
			"attrib1":"Draped",
			"attrib2":"Scales",
			"attrib3":"Sceptre\/Cornucopia",
			"greek":null,
			"updatedBy":"0",
			"created":"0000-00-00 00:00:00",
			"createdBy":"0"
		}
	]
}