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p. 201. 3] APOLOGETICVS 5 175
Paul in Rome' (Philippians, 1—28), ind. 'Nero' to Clem, (both
volumes) and (on this passage) Ignatius I 23, Herm, Schiller
Nero 424,—439, comment, Mommsen 41—47 and Gesch, der
rom, Kaiserzeit i 359, 445—450. Keim, Aus dem Urchristenthum
(1878), Arnold, Die neronische Christenverfolgung (1888), 5
Lact, m. p, 2 § 6 (of Nero) primus omnium persecutus
Dei seruos Petrum cruci adfixit et Paulum interfecit.,
Mommsen, rom, Geschichte v 520 seq,, denies that-the apocalypse
pictures the Neronian persecution. The martyrs in the
apocalypse suffer, not for burning Rome, but for refusing to 10
worship the Caesars, He accordingly dates the prophecy, with
Irenaeus, under Domitian,
1.
p, 18 1, 31 CVM MAXIME this expression was perfectly well
explained by scholars until Hand, Tursellinus III 599—603,
following Priscian, took it as a particle of degree, rather than of 15
time. As here, with a participle, spect, 10 (l p. 12 1. 7 Wiss.)
Nam saepe cmisores nascentia cum maxime theatra destruebant
moribus consulentes. Sen. ep. 96 § 14 fuit sine dubio, ut
dicitis, uetus ilia sapientia cum maxime nascens (at the very
moment of its birth) rudis. Tac. ann. IV 27 coeptantem cum 20
maxime seditionem disiecit. c£ Tert. bapt. 1, spect, 1, paen, 6,
p. 20 1. 1 TALI DEDICATORE DAMNATIONIS NOSTEAE paenit.
2 pr. Deus...in semet ipso paenitentiam dedicauit,
p, 20 1, 2 QVI ENIM SCIT ILLVM scio (savoir) for noui (connaitre),
and conversely, in late Latin, Ronsch Itala u. Vulgata 25
380. SiL VI 168 scire nemus pacemque loci explorare libebat.
Commodian. apoL 46, 172, 576. Lamprid. Alex, 46 § 3 omnes
ambulabant, ne dispositionem Romanorum barbari scirent,
Hier, ep, 130 12 pr. imitare sponsum tuum, esto auiae matrique
subiecta. nullum, uirorum, et maxime iuuenum, nisi cum illis, 30
uideas. nullum scias, quem illae nesciant, id, uit, Hilarion,
42 i.plerisque asserentibus scire se quidem Hilarionem et uere
ilium essefamulum Dei, sed ubi esset ignorare. Apul. herb, 6 1.
75, Paulin, uita Ambros, 30 sed cum in conuiuio a regibus
gentis suae interrogaretur, utrum sciret Ambrosium, et respon- 35
feseinosse se uirum. (InSil,and Lamprid, scire=cognoscere,
a use found by Madvig in Cic. and Livy.)
p. 20 1. 3 TEMPTAVERAT ET DOMITIANVS, PORTIO NEEONIS