Vesta

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 558
vest'a, n. among the Romans, the chaste godde that presided over the family, in whose temple the sacred fire was continually kept — burning: a match or wax light //• Vest'as. [Root vas, to bum, as in Sans, vasaras, day, and Gr. Jlcstia.]
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