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494 INDEX
proseco 198 38
prostibula (fem,) 182 8
prouideo: prouidenter 279 21
proximus: de proximo 340 31
Ptolemaeus, of Mendes, historian 276 32
roughs (mohocks), crowds of 362- 36
ructo 204 10
rumour, quick 191 11
rupex 308 6
rusticor 419 13
Ptolemy II, Philadelphus, as founder
of libraries 266 10, 267 26
sackcloth and ashes 412 29
publicus: in publicum 362 21 sacrifice; human 195 27, 197 9; Chris­
pullulatio 271 1
tians compelled to engage in 342 6,
purple, philosophers in 444 21
13; Christians' dispensation from
Pyriphlegethon 466 1
342 13; refusal of Christians to per­
Pyrrhus, King 315 30
form 211 18; of prayer 351 11
Pythagoras 218 18, 443 15, 467 9 sacrilege 366 3
Pythian priestess 464 12
sacrilegium 211 30
sacrilegus 249 1, 426 37
quantus ( = quantulus) 429 19; quanti saeculum (the present order, the world)
(=gudt) 483 23
337 22
qui: qua (abl.) 176 18; quod (of a salarium 434 24
person) 196 2 etc.
saltem : nee saltem 459 8
quin immo 433 28 [add Aldhelm, A.S.] sa,rmentum 472 22
quis?: quid ni? 435 6; quid? cet. (of Sarpedon 237 20
persons) 164 5
Saturday 257 13
quotus quisque 422 21
Saturn 196 1, 31, 197 18
Saturnia 215 35
ramosus (superl.) 368 17
scio : quod sciam 325 17; (= cognosco)
raresco 278 28
175 36; (=noui) 175 24, 283 34
ratio ( = '\6yos) 289 13
scrupulositas 460 28
reading in church 388 15
Scythians eat corpses of relatives 203 6
recogitatus 313 25
secta 281 16, 374 14, 408 18, 431 28
recogito 348 28, 429 24
secundus: ab aliquo 348 4
reformo 265 7, 286 81, 309 4
seed, blood of Christians a 482 15
refrigerium 397 14
self-knowledge 464 12
regno (used in passive) 337 20
semen 482 15
Regulus 476 8
senators. Christian 377 35
religiositas 334 25
Senones 409 28
religiosus: (superl.) 180 14, 199 15,
Septuagint version of the Old Testa­
239 32; (o. genit.) 261 34
ment 267 16, 32, 268 9
relumino 298 26
sequor: sequitur at 297 5, 41017,41610
remunerator 371 23
Serapeum, library in 268 31
remunero 337 4
Serapis 184 3 186 11
renuntiation 382 12
seruitus (concr.) 341 82
renuntio 309 11, 382 12, 384 5
Seuerus, Septimius, as persecutor 169 9
repenso 373 25
shows, public 420 87
repercutio 249 22, 414 34
si: ( = -?ie or num) 180 18, 194 21, 229
repraesento 246 1
35, 308 33, 332 17 (sometimes fol­
reprobus 353 3
lowed by indie); si forte 253 10,
resipisco 262 7
324 9, 386 15, 415 H, 423 23
restruo 186 16
Sibyl, the 273 6
resurrection 46123,46216,46312,46425
Sicily 407 6
retorqueo 414 38
sicut...ita 357 37
retro (temporal) 267 19
Sigerius 367 27
retrosus 275 33
signaculum 283 1
revelation 428 19
signo 300 28
reuincio 472 14
silence in pagan ritual 190 12
reuinco 299 6
siluestris 337 28
rex: reges .(=rex et regina) 318 3
Simon Magus 234 6
Rhadamanthus 324 10
simpulum 233 14 [Archiv xv 139-148]
ring, betrothal 182 8
simpuuium 233 14 [ibid.]
Romanus: lingua Romana 365 26
siparum 254 31
Rome, decline of 278 15
slaves, faithful 164 17