Laetitia - 'Joy, Gladness' - The celebration of thanksgiving, often of the resolution of crisis, a public virtue. Innocencia - 'selfless' - Roman charity, always give without expectation of recognition, always give while expecting no personal gain, incorruptibility is aversion towards placing all power and influence from public office to increase personal gain in order to enjoy our personal or public life and deprive our community of their health, dignity and our sense of morality, that is an affront to every Roman. Industria – 'industriousness' – hard work. Humanitas – 'humanity' – refinement, civilization, learning, and generally being cultured. Honestas – 'respectability' – the image and honor that one presents as a respectable member of society. 
Gravitas – 'gravity' – a sense of the importance of the matter at hand responsibility, and being earnest. 
Frugality is to eschew what has no practical use if it is in disuse and if it comes at the expense of the other virtues.
Frugalitas – 'frugality' – economy and simplicity in lifestyle, want what we must have and not what we need, regardless of one’s material possessions, authority or wants one has, an individual always has a degree of honour. Firmitas – 'tenacity' – strength of mind, and the ability to stick to one's purpose at hand without wavering. Fides - 'good faith' - mutual trust and reciprocal dealings in both government and commerce (public affairs), a breach meant legal and religious consequences. Disciplina – 'discipline' – considered essential to military excellence also connotes adherence to the legal system, and upholding the duties of citizenship. Dignitas – 'dignity' – a sense of self-worth, personal self-respect and self-esteem. Clementia – 'mercy' – mildness and gentleness, and the ability to set aside previous transgressions. Constantia – 'perseverance' – military stamina, as well as general mental and physical endurance in the face of hardship. Comitas – 'humour' – ease of manner, courtesy, openness, and friendliness. 
This was considered to be essential for a magistrate's ability to enforce law and order. Auctoritas – 'spiritual authority' – the sense of one's social standing, built up through experience, Pietas, and Industria.Abundantia: 'Abundance, Plenty' The ideal of there being enough food and prosperity for all segments of society.The primary Roman virtues, both public and private, were: Most Roman concepts of virtue were also personified as a numinous deity.
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