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306 TERTVLLIANI [p. 74 1. 12—
p, 74 1, 12 HOMINEM PVTATE argumentum ad hominem, as
lustin, Apol, I 22 pr, ' The Son of God, called Jesus, may well
enough be called the Son of God on account of his wisdom,
even if he be but a mere man, for all writers call God the
5 Father of gods and men' (Blunt Right Use 188—9).
PER EVM c£ 1. 13 per hominem Moysen.
p. 74 1. 14 Tert. De Anim. 2 p. 301 L 7 Wiss, quia plerosque
auctores etiam deos existimauit antiquitas. 1. 11 M^ Orpheum, u
Musaeum. ib. 46 p, 337 I, 10 nam et oraculis hoc genus stipatus
10 est orbis, ut...Tropheni in Boeotia. Trophonius at Lebadea
(Lucian Dial. Mort, 10 3). Bouche-Leclercq Hist, de la divin,
dans I'antiquite III 321—382. AemU. Paullus 167 B.C. (Liu.
XLV 27 § 8) Lebadiae quoque templum louis Trgphonii adit.
ibi cum uidisset os specus, per qued oraculo utentes scisci-
15 tatum deos descendunt. Welcker Gotterlehre in 122—3 'der
Nahrende,' Cic, De Nat, Deor, in § 49 n. (p. 134) temple
taxed.
OEPHEVS [lustimj Cohort, ad Graec. c, 86 37, and Musaeus,
unknown to Homer, Ibycus, Simonides, and Pindar name
20 Orpheus. Maury in 300—837, Preller in Pauly, Bouche'-
Leclercq II Musaeus 110—2 Orpheus 113—5, Both in Plato
Republ, 364°, Busts of Christ and Orpheus, Abraham, Pythagoras
and ApoUonius Tyaneus in the chapel of Alex, Seu.
Vit. 29 2.
25 p. 74 1. 15 MELAMPVS Bouche-Leclercq 11 13—19.
TROPHONivs Plut, De Oracul, Defect, 5 p, 411° Boeotia,
once vocal with oracles, has now been spent, like springs, and
in Lebadea alone can you still receive a response; elsewhere
there is deep silence—or desolation, id. De Genio Socrat. 21
30 fin.—23 (599" sq.). Sulla 17 §§12, Max, Tyr, 14 § 2, Theodoret
X § 3 p. 136—7 iv Ae/3aS('a fiev, Tpo(f)wviov. ib, § 46 all oracles
dumb, T. among them, Plutarch and Dicaearchus on the or.
lost, Philostrat, Vit, Apollon. Vlii 19. Pausan. ix 39 §§ 2—14
(he himself consulted the oracle). Aristoph, Nub. 507 n. Tert.
35 De Anim. 46 p. 377 L 12 Wiss. (cited above) speaks of Tr. as
still subsisting: he is the last author who names him. Dan.
Clasonius [Theologia Gentilis ?J Helmst. 1673 4to. Limburg-
Brouwer vi 1—179, Diet, Ant. n» 291, Preller in Pauly.