Latin: To the Divine.
Nominative: divus = the divine
Genitive: divi = (of) the divine
Dative: divo = (to) the divine
Accusative: divum = the divine
Ablative: divo = (by) the divine
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DIVO - On most monetal monuments of Consecration, that is to say, such as were struck to record the pagan ceremony of placing a Roman Emperor, after death, amongst the gods, it was usual to omit those multiplied and various names and titles, by which, when he was living, he was accustomed to being styled. Hence, we read simply- DIVO AVGVSTO, DIVO ANTONIO PIO, DIVO VESPASIANO, DIVO ALEXANDRO &c. on the respective consecration coins of Augustus, Antonius Pius, Vespasian, Severus Alexander, etc.