{
	"romanReversePersonification":[
		{
			"id":"13",
			"name":"Genius",
			"wikipediaName":"Genius (mythology)",
			"zoomer":"Genius",
			"description":"<p>The Latin word Genius means spirit. Genius is normally shown as a naked male holding a patera (dish) and a cornucopia. Other common attributes include corn-ears and a sceptre. Genius most commonly appears on coins of the 3rd and early 4th century, especially of Diocletian and his colleagues (AD 295-c.318).<\/p><p> He is commonly represented as Genius Populi Romani (\u2018The Spirit of the Roman People\u2019), Genius Augusti (\u2018The Spirit of the Emperor\u2019), Genius Exercitus (\u2018The Spirit of the Army\u2019) who holds a <a href=\"http:\/\/www.finds.org.uk\/romancoins\/reverse_view.php?reverseID=20\">military standard<\/a>  and Genius Senatus (\u2018The Spirit of the Senate\u2019) who is bearded and wears a toga.<\/p>",
			"image":"Genius.jpg",
			"updated":"2005-01-16 23:46:50",
			"type":"virtue",
			"attrib1":"naked male",
			"attrib2":"patera",
			"attrib3":"cornucopia",
			"greek":null,
			"updatedBy":"3",
			"created":"0000-00-00 00:00:00",
			"createdBy":"0"
		}
	]
}