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Arnobius
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Introductory Notice to Arnobius.
IV. (For those freed from the bondage of the flesh, p. 488 and note 11.)
[5051] Quoted in Tracts for the Times (p. 30), vol. iii., ed. New York, 1840.
V. (The pine…sanctuary of the Great Mother, p. 504.)
[5052] He was royal librarian at Versailles under Charles X. See his Travels in Italy (Clifton’s trans.), p. 501, ed. Paris, 1842.
[5053] It appeared in Paris 1764. A more literal translation (by the Abbé de Feller) was published, Liege, 1779.
[5054] Published in 1794.
[5055] Works, vol. vi. p. 140, ed. Paris, 1850.
[5056] De Maistre quotes, “Potest unus ita pro alio pœnam compensare vel debitum solvere ut ille satisfacere merito dici possit.” Bellarmin, Opp., tom. iii. col. 1493, ed. Ingolstadt, 1601.
[5057] See Jenyns, p. 67 (ed. eighth), Philadelphia, 1780.
[5058] Milton, Paradise Lost, ix. 785.
[5060] Plato, Repub., Opp., tom. vi. pp. 225–226, ed. Bipont.
[5061] De Maistre cites the example of Decius from Livy, vol. i. p. 477, Piaculum deorum iræ, etc.; and I commend the inquiring reader to his very curious and entertaining Éclaircissement sur les Sacrifices, pp. 321–425, ubi supra, appended to the same work. Let me also add a reference to the other Decius, vol. i. p. 607. See lib. viii. cap. 9, and lib. x. cap. 28. My edition is the valuable (Parisian) Frousheim & Crevier, a.d. 1735.
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