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Introductory Note.

[1006] Magis proximis quoniam illius ætatis.

[1007] Prosapia.

[1008] Qualitas. [n.b. Our author’s use of Præscriptio.]

[1009] Comparantur.

[1010] Monumenta liquent.

Chapter XIII.—The Gods Human at First. Who Had the Authority to Make Them Divine? Jupiter Not Only Human, But Immoral.

[1011] Comp. The Apology, c. xi. [p. 27. Supra.]

[1012] Allecti.

[1013] This is not so terse as Tertullian’s “nomen et numen.”

[1014] Præstare.

[1015] Mancipem.

[1016] In cunabulis temporalitatis.

[1017] The ill-fame of the Cretans is noted by St. Paul, Tit. i. 12.

[1018] Virgil, Georg. i. 125.

[1019] Sewell.

[1020] Ipsa.

[1021] Jupiter’s, of course.

[1022] The law which prescribed the penalty of the paracide, that he be sewed up in a sack with an ape, a serpent, and a cock, and be thrown into the sea.

[1023] In duos culleos dividi.

[1024] De quo.

[1025] De fugitivo.

[1026] Abusui nundinare.

 

 

 

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