[96] Historia Naturalis, Lib. X, c. 40.
[97] Plinius, Lib. XXVIII. c. 8.
[98] Pseudomantis, c. 17. See also Philopseudes, c. 32.
[99] Theages.
[100] Plutarch, De Genio Socratis.
[101] Xenophon, Memorabilia, Lib. I, c. 1.
[102] Plutarch, _ubi supra_.
[103] Plato, Theages.
[104] Ibid.
[105] Livius, Lib. I, c. 16.
[106] Dionysius Halicarnassensis.
[107] Livius, Lib. I, c. 19, 21.
[108] Livius, Lib. I, c. 31.
[109] Ibid.
[110] Livius, Lib. I, c. 36.
[111] Livius, Lib. I, c. 39.
[112] Livius, Lib. III, c. 6, _et seqq_.
[113] Epod. V.
[114] Metamorphoses, Lib. VII.
[115] Lib. VI.
[116] Horat., de Arte Poetica, v. 150.
[117] Plutarch, North's Translation.
[118] Matt. c. xii, v. 24, 27.
[119] Acts, c. viii.
[120] Clemens Romanus, Recognitiones, Lib. II, cap. 9. Anastasius
Sinaita, Quaestiones; Quaestio 20.
[121] Clemens Romanus, Constitutiones Apostolici, Lib. VI, cap. 7.
[122] Acts, c. xiii.
[123] Ibid, c. xix.
[124] Suetonius, Lib. VI, cap. 14.
[125] Tacitus, Historiae, Lib. IV, cap. 81. Suetonius, Lib. VIII,
cap. 7.
[126] Hume, Essays, Part III, Section X.
[127] Philostratus, Vita Apollonii, Lib. I, cap. 5, 6.
[128] Philostratus, Vita Apollonii, Lib. I, c. 10.
[129] Ibid, c.13.
[130] Ibid, c. 13, 14.
[131] Philostratus, Lib. IV, c. 10.
[132] Philostratus, Lib. IV, c. 25.
[133] Philostratus, Lib. IV, c. 45.
[134] Philostratus, Lib. VIII, c. 5.
[135] Ibid, c. 26.
[136] Philostratus, Lib. VIII, c. 29, 30.
[137] Ibid, c. 29.
[138] Lampridius, in Vita Alex. Severi, c. 29.
[139] C. 24.
[140] Philostratus, Lib. I, c. 3.
[141] Zosimus, Lib, IV, cap. 13. Gibbon observes, that the name of
Theodosius, who actually succeeded, begins with the same letters which
were indicated in this magic trial.
[142] Zosimus, Lib. IV, cap. 14.
[143] Gibbon, Chap. VIII.
[144] This word is of Sanscrit original.
[145] "They cut themselves with knives and lancets, till the blood
gushed out upon them." I Kings, xviii, 28.
[146] Otherwise, Deeves.
[147] D'Herbelot, Bibliothèque Orientale.
[148] D'Herbelot, Bibliothèque Orientale.
[149] It is in Selden's Collection of Ballads in the Bodleian Library.
See Letters from the Bodleian, Vol. I, p. 120 to 126.
[150] Spenser, Fairy Queen, Book III, Canto III, stanza 9, _et seqq_.
[151] William of Malmesbury, Lib. II, c. 10.
[152] William of Malmesbury, Lib. II, c. 10.
[153] Naudé, Apologie des Grands Hommes Accusés de Magie. Malmesbury,
_ubi supra_.
[154] Naudé, Apologie des Grands Hommes Accusés de Magie, chap. 19.
[155] Mornay, Mysterium Iniquitalis, p. 258. Coeffeteau, Reponse à
ditto, p. 274.
[156] Ibid.
[157] Hollinshed, History of Scotland, p. 206, 207.
[158] Ibid. p. 207, 208.
[159] Hollinshed, History of Scotland, p. 243, 244.
[160] Hollinshed, History of Scotland, p. 244, 245.
[161] Hollinshed, History of Scotland, p. 246.
[162] Ibid, p. 248, 249.
[163] Hollinshed, History of Scotland, p. 249.
[164] Ibid.
[165] Hollinshed, History of Scotland, p. 251.
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