Quies
3 Quĭēs, (16) ētis, f. , le Repos [divinité] : Liv. 4, 41, 8.
Quies
the personification of tranquillity, was worshipped as a divinity by the Romans. A chapel dedicated to her stood on the via Lavicana, probably a pleasant resting-place for the weary traveller ; another sanctuary of her was outside the porta Collina. (Liv. 4.41; August. De Civ. Dei, 4.16, 21.) [L.S]
Quies
The Roman goddess of rest and tranquillity. She had a sanctuary on the Via Labicana, where travellers stopped to rest; and one outside the Porta Collina (Livy, iv. 41).