[463] _Hist. de la France mérid._ i. 410. [464] _Carm._ xiv, Intro. [465] E. W. Watson, _Hilary of Poitiers_, p. iv (Nicene and post-Nicene Fathers). [466] Ibid. [467] Tac. _Agr._ 4. [468] Puech, _De Paulini Nolani Ausoniique Epistolarum Commercio_. [469] _Eclog._ ii. [470] e.g. _Prof._ xxiii. 13 ‘sensus si manibus ullus’; xxvi. 7 ‘si qua functis cura viventum placet’. [471] _Carm._ xiv, Intro., ‘Igitur, quoniam tui amoris studio inductus, _homo Gallus_ scholae sophisticae intromisi materiam, vel te potissimum facti mei deprecatorem requiro’. [472] ‘Lecturus es hic etiam novum verbum id est, essentiam; sed scias hoc ipsum dixisse Ciceronem’, Ibid. [473] Jung, _De Scholis Rom. in Gallia Comata_, Paris, 1855, pp. 8 ff. [474] _Sat._ vii. 147 and xv. 111. [475] _Toxaris_, 24. [476] _Prof._ xxvi. [477] Exesas tineis opicasque evolvere chartas maior quam promptis cura tibi in studiis.—_Prof._ xxii. [478] _Hist. de la Gaule_, i. 407. Of the state of Roman law in the fifth century and its relation to Christianity, Ozanam gives a fine but biased account, _History of Civilization in the Fifth Century_, i. 152 ff. [479] Quo bis sex tabulas docente iuris ultro Claudius Appius lateret claro obscurior in decemviratu.—_Carm._ xxiii. 447. [480] Ibid. 465. [481] Sidon. _Ep._ ii. 5; v. 1; viii. 1. [482] _Ep._ viii. 69. Cf. v. 14 ‘Lectissimorum iuvenum Titiani atque Helpidi praeceptor adseruit ... esse in illis scientiam iuris idoneam nimis in omnes usus iudiciarii et forensis officii’. [483] _Ep._ i. 6. 2. [484] _De Reditu_, i. 77. [485] Cf. _De Reditu_, ii. 55, 59 ‘Hic (Stilicho) immortalem, mortalem perculit ille (Nero)’. [486] _De Reditu_, i. 134 ‘Solaque fatales non vereare colos’. [487] Cf. i. 157 ‘Regerem cum iura Quirini’. [488] _De Reditu_, i. 209. Cf. Aug. _Confess._ vi. 8 ‘Romam praecesserat ut ius disceret’. [489] ‘Atque ut in eum perfectio literarum plena conflueret, post auditoria Gallicana intra urbem Romam iuris scientiam plenitudini perfectionis adiecit’, _Vita S. Germani_, _Bolland_, July, vii, p. 202. Cf. Cassiodor. _Var._ x. 7. [490] Cf. Ritter, _Comment. on Cod. Theod._ xiv. 9. 1. [491] His name is generally given as Mamertinus. He was probably a Gaul like the other panegyrists, for Gaul was the usual residence of Maximian at the time. § 9 shows that the orator is speaking in a northern province. [492] _Pan. Lat._ xi. 9. [493] _De Scholis Rom. in Gallia Comata_, p. 8. [494] Cf. Fauriel, _op. cit._, i. 407.