[121] Plin. _N. H._ xvii. 266, xxviii. 78. [122] _Relig. u. Kultus_, p. 130. [123] Varro, _L. L._ v. 143; Serv. _Aen._ v. 755 (from Cato); Plut. _Romulus_ x. [124] Bücheler, _Umbrica_, p. 42 foll. [125] Bücheler, _Umbrica_, p. 84 foll. [126] Perhaps, too, the scramble for the horse’s head between two divisions of the population was objectionable in their eyes. [127] _Relig. u. Kultus_, p. 131. On the same day there was a sacrifice to that fortis dea, Nerio without doubt, who was in some unknown sense the consort of Mars (Ovid, _Fasti_ iii. 849). [128] Farnell, _Evolution of Religion_, p. 136. [129] _De Nat. Deorum_, ii. 36. 82. ERRATA _The author of the first lecture, being out of England, could not correct the proof; the following corrections should be made_:-- Page 10, line 11, _for_ produce in _read_ produce on " 14, line 6, _for_ Cairoan _read_ cavern " 16, line 7, _for_ palus _read_ palm " 27, line 24, _for_ act _read_ art " 28, lines 11, 13, _for_ by its ... feature _read_ by ... features " 40, line 1, _for_ in _read_ on _Anthropology and the Classics._ * * * * * * Transcriber's note: Illustrations have been moved so they do not break up paragraphs. Old or antiquated spellings have been preserved. Typographical errors have been silently corrected but other variations in spelling and punctuation remain unaltered. Footnotes have been moved to the end of the lecture in which they occur.