relationship_id,subject_entity_id,relationship_type,object_entity_id,confidence,rationale,source_id,review_status,period_id
8041,ENT_ROM_CUPID,identified_with,ENT_EROS,high,"Cupid (Amor) is the Roman counterpart of Greek Eros (OCD s.v. Cupid; cf. Apuleius, Cupid and Psyche). Follows the existing OCD identified_with pattern (Venus/Aphrodite, Jupiter/Zeus). Pointer cite — needs review. [v2.1.60]",SRC_ROMAN_OCD,needs_review,PER_ROM_REPUBLIC
8042,ENT_ROM_VICTORIA,identified_with,ENT_NIKE,high,"Victoria is the Roman counterpart of Greek Nike (OCD s.v. Victoria); her cult (temple on the Palatine, 294 BCE) absorbed the iconography of Nike. Pointer cite — needs review. [v2.1.60]",SRC_ROMAN_OCD,needs_review,PER_ROM_REPUBLIC
8044,ENT_ROM_APOLLO,reception_of,ENT_APOLLO,high,"Roman Apollo is a direct import of the Greek god — the one major god whose Greek name Rome kept, received via Cumae/Delphi (first temple vowed 433 BCE for plague relief, Livy 4.25; OCD s.v. Apollo). Pointer cite — needs review. [v2.1.60]",SRC_ROMAN_OCD,needs_review,PER_ROM_REPUBLIC
8045,ENT_APOLLO,received_as,ENT_ROM_APOLLO,high,Mirror of the Roman Apollo reception edge: the Greek Apollo was received at Rome under his own name (Livy 4.25; OCD s.v. Apollo). Pointer cite — needs review. [v2.1.60],SRC_ROMAN_OCD,needs_review,PER_ROM_REPUBLIC
8046,ENT_ROM_AESCULAPIUS,reception_of,ENT_ASCLEPIUS,high,"Documented cult transfer: ""the books were consulted: in the books it was found that Aesculapius must be brought to Rome from Epidaurus"" (Livy 10.47; trans. Spillan & Edmonds, PG #10907, verified verbatim 2026-07-01); the god was fetched from Greek Epidaurus in 291 BCE and installed on the Tiber Island (Livy Per. 11). [v2.1.60]",SRC_LIVY_AUC,needs_review,PER_ROM_REPUBLIC
8047,ENT_ASCLEPIUS,received_as,ENT_ROM_AESCULAPIUS,high,"Mirror of the Aesculapius reception edge: Asclepius of Epidaurus was received at Rome as Aesculapius, 293-291 BCE (Livy 10.47, quote on the mirror row; Per. 11). [v2.1.60]",SRC_LIVY_AUC,needs_review,PER_ROM_REPUBLIC
8048,ENT_ROM_LUNA,identified_with,ENT_SELENE,high,Luna is the Roman counterpart of Greek Selene (OCD s.v. Luna); Cicero treats her among the di caelestes (DND 2.68 — quote on the entity citation). Pointer cite — needs review. [v2.1.60],SRC_ROMAN_OCD,needs_review,PER_ROM_REPUBLIC
8049,ENT_ROM_LATONA,reception_of,ENT_LETO,high,"Latona is the Latin form of Greek Leto, the name borrowed early (via Etruscan Letun); mother of Apollo and Diana in Roman cult and letters (OCD s.v. Latona; Cicero DND 3.46 — quote on the entity citation). Pointer cite — needs review. [v2.1.60]",SRC_ROMAN_OCD,needs_review,PER_ROM_REPUBLIC
8050,ENT_LETO,received_as,ENT_ROM_LATONA,high,Mirror of the Latona reception edge: Greek Leto received in Latium as Latona (OCD s.v. Latona). Pointer cite — needs review. [v2.1.60],SRC_ROMAN_OCD,needs_review,PER_ROM_REPUBLIC