[344] _Ep._ i. 9. 8; ii. 2. 2; iii. 13. 1; iv. 12. 1; _Carm._ xxiii. 147; xiii. 36. [345] _Ep._ i. 11. 1; _Carm._ ix. 225; xxiii. 452. [346] _Ep._ i. 9. 8; _Carm._ xxiii. 149. [347] _Ep._ iv. 12. 1; _Carm._ ix. 213; xxiii. 130. [348] _Protrep._ 61 ff. [349] _Prof._ xxvi. [350] Rocafort, _De Paul. Pell. Vita et Carmine,_ 33. [351] _Prof._ xxvi, Platonicum Dogma. [352] The traditional Roman order is here assumed. The relation of (1) and (2) in Gaul will be discussed later. [353] _Prof._ i. 2. [354] _Mosella_, 403. [355] Ep. 125 (Migne, _Pat. Lat._ xxii. 1079) ‘post Quintiliani acumina’. [356] ‘Num quid fas est adversus Quintilianum nisi pro veritate dicere?’ _Dictio_, xxi. [357] _Carm._ ix. 314. Cf. _Carm._ ii. 191; _Ep._ v. 10. 3. [358] _Ep._ 70 (Migne, _Pat. Lat._ xxii. 668). [359] _Instit._ i. 1. 27. [360] Cf. Seneca, _Ep._ 94. 54. [361] Mart. iv. 86. 11. [362] Juv. x. 117. [363] Afranio clari lib. Graphico doctori. librario. lusori latrunculorum etc.—_C. I. L._ xiii. 1. 444. [364] _Das Privatleben der Römer_, p. 151. [365] Cf. Blümner, _Röm. Privatalterthümer_, 321. He quotes Bücheler, _Carm. Epigr._ 219 Puer ... iam doctus in compendio tot litterarum et nominum notare currente stilo quot lingua dicens diceret. [366] _Ephem._ 7 ‘puer, notarum praepetum sollers minister’. [367] Sid. _Ep._ v. 17. 10. [368] _Instit._ i. 1. 24. [369] Migne, _Pat. Lat._ xc. 686. He does not set out to write specially for dumb people, as one might think from the title, but ‘ut cum maximam computandi facilitatem dederimus tum paratiore legentium ingenio ad investigandam ... computando seriem temporum veniamus’, Praef. Cf. Macrob. vii. 13. 10, and Quintil. _Inst._ i. 10. 35. Pliny (_N. H._ xxxiv. 7) tells of a statue of Janus ‘digitis ita figuratis ut CCCLXV dierum nota per significationem anni, temporis et aevi esse deum indicent’. [370] Auson. _Prof._ xxii. [371] Cf. e.g. Diocletian’s Edict, A.D. 301 (Mommsen, _Berichte der_ ... _Sächs. Gesellschaft_, iii. 56). [372] Cf. Macrob. i. 24. 5 ‘videris enim mihi (says Symmachus to Evangelus, whom he accuses of shallowness in a Vergilian discussion) ita adhuc Vergilianos habere versus, qualiter eos pueri magistris praelegentibus canebamus’; and Suet. _Gram._ 16. [373] Cf. Quintil. i. 8. 1. [374] Rutherford, _History of Annotation_, p. 12, quoted Murray, _Religio Grammatici_, p. 16. [375] Ibid. [376] Tu flexu et acumine vocis innumeros numeros doctis accentibus effer adfectusque impone legens. Distinctio sensum auget, et ignavis dant intervalla vigorem.’—_Protrep._ 47 ff. [377] Quint. i. 8. 13; Aug. _Confess._ i. 14. 23. [378] Hor. _Ep._ ii. 1. 71. [379] Ozanam, _Hist. of Civilization in Fifth Century_, i. 202. [380] Walde, _Lat. etymol. Wörterb._, 1910, derives it from _tendo_. [381] Cf. Murray, _Religio Grammatici_, pp. 16 ff., for Dionysius’s six departments of Grammatikê. [382] _Aen._ i. 45.