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490 INDEX
et (and indeed) 313 28; (and yet) 161 Gabinius 184 24
36, 376 13
garlands 420 13
Etruscans 336 8
Gauls, infanticide among 197 18, 198
Evans, R. W., quoted xiv
25
euigoro 262 5
gehenna 465 32
exactor 371 20, 410 12
genitive: after comparative 406 31 ;
examen 217 16, 408 13
examples of its use 272 8; with
exancillo 262 6
adjectives 272 8, 410 3, 21
exceptio 282 33
genius, of the emperor 368 5
excessus (death) 333 28
gens (=genus) 410 1; hoc genus
exorbitatio 279 14
(adverbially) 341 28; gen-us tertium
exorbito 180 25, 257 24, 279 12
464 3
exorcism, power of 321 7
ghosts, called up 319 23
expauesco 379 30, 394 22
goats as diviuators 320 12
expedio: expedite 454 26
God, patience of 416 4
exposure of children 200 21, 207 37 gods : human beings 212 11, 217 9, 19;
exprimo: expressus 412 25
in literature 235 31; of the heathen
expungo 161 3, 248 30, 280 27, 296 30, as demons 310 27, 320 28; pagan
363 19, 466 1
views of the 451 29, 462 8 etc.
exsecramentum 310 30
grace before and after meat 397 34,
exsero: exsertus 296 37, 374 25
399 25
exsufflation 326 5
gradtis 294 3 ; obstruere gradum 338 18
exsul (c. genit.) 418 8
(see also p. 9 n. 1)
extendo 195 15
graves, rifled 373 14
exterus: cxtremissimus 275 28 ; extimus guttur (in plur.) 354 12
286 21
gymnosophistae 417 18
extorqueo 200 16, 364 29
habeo o. infin. 316 15, 371 4, 372 22
extra 443 38
Hadrian 179 17, 25 ; his rescript to
extranei (heathen) 365 4
Fundanus 157 35
eyes, chastity of the 428 27, 442
hands, raised in prayer 349 2
29
hariolus 424 9
fabricatio 227 33
hastarium 231 35
facio: facit ad 323 1
head, uncovered, in prayer 349 36
factitator 290 7, 441 3
Herauld, Didier xv, xix
facula 373 30
Hercules 244 4, 245 34, 246 38
fagots, used in torture 472 22
hie: ad hoc 464 19: see also ob
famelicus 244 15
Hiera 405 36
famulo 298 33
Hieromus 276 25
fasting 412 1
hodiernus: ad (in) hodiernum 408 5
fattening of fowls 181 8
Homer, first poet 238 13
Felix, surname of Sulla 223 5
hooks, as instruments of torture 225 4,
filii ( = liberi) 209 4 [.Archiv viii 190-1] 353 37
fingers, use of, in counting 276 3 hostilitas 370 32
fire, ordeal of, applied to Christians hostis publicus 156 4, 361 22, 380 5
469 19
human beings, honoured as gods and
flagito 431 19
saviours 220 4
floreo (metaph.) 218 37
hymns 399 15
flying powers of magicians 320 36
foculus 205 19
idols 223 16, 20, 26, 224 11
follis 476 15
Jews: attack Christianity 257 29;
folly: see madness
source of Christianitv 281 1; dis­
formator 360 13
persion of 284 23, 27 ; as persecutors
fortasse an 282 15
306 10; their treaties with the
forte: see si
Romans 337 35; their religion
frater as Christian title 393 14; fratres
lawful 282 19
(brother[B] and sister[s]) 317 38
•ill.: see also iiil.
fruits, of Christian doctrine 430 24
illusor 438 8
(frux) 297 3
images of gods, not primitive 336 18
fungor (o. dat.) 196 29
imago (opp, ueritas) 467 4