Constantine, Emperor, orders life of Elagabalus, 3, 11; reasons for this order, 17; and Christ, 114, 187; and the new Monotheism, 214, 228; opposed by Mithras, 268; mentioned, 285 Constantius, 10 _Consularia Constantinopolitana_, 93 Cordus, Aelius Junius, 6 Cornelia, family discussed, 205 Cornificia family, ancestors of Annia Faustina, 222 Corpus Domini procession, compared with Elagabal procession, 176 Croce, Church of Sta., site of summer temple, 113 Cumont, 114; quoted, 133 Cybele, Antonine priest of, 117; identified with Urania, 133; priests castrated, 238; Elagabalus ordained to this priesthood, 276 Cyzicus, port of Nicomedia, 89 Czwalina, 4, 9 Dacia, 104 David, compared with Antonine, 221; and Jonathan, 234 Deborah, 70 Dessau, attacks authenticity of Scriptores, 10; attacks Wölfflin, 13 Dexippus, 9 Diana, identified with Urania, 133; the Laodicean statue of, 277 Digest xxix., 206 Diocletian, 12, 105 Dion Cassius, character of his work and his appointments, 7; Maesa’s influence on, 8; quoted, 19, 27, 28, 31; on Sextus Varius Marcellus, 33; on date of Bassianus’ birth, 35; on Gessianus Marcianus, 38; on the date of the proclamation, 55; on the journey to the camp, 56; on battle of Immae, 70; on Antonine’s entry into Antioch, 77; on Antonine’s Consulate, 82; on pretenders, 88; on length of reign, 107; on Antonine’s character, 126; on duration of second marriage, 132; on Urania’s dowry, 134; on Seius Carus, 139; on Antonine’s love of Alexander, 142; on Alexander’s name, 144; on plot against Alexander, 152; discrepancies with Lampridius’ stories, 155; on Maesa’s hatred of Antonine, 157; on other plots to destroy Alexander, 162; on Antonine’s murder, 166; eliminates Maesa and Mamaea from the murder, 170; on date of murder, 191; on duration of Aquilia’s marriage, 218; on executions, 220; on Annia Faustina’s marriage, 221; on the nameless wives, 224; on Hierocles, 238, 239 Dirksen, 4 Divorce considered, 204; mediaeval privilege, 210 Dodwell, 4 Domaszewski quoted, 34, 175 Domitian, 23, 76, 159, 178; and Vestals, 214; and feasts, 236 Drake, on Caracalla’s life, 13 Dreinhoefer, 6 Duruy, 21, 92; on Alexander Severus, 138 Eckhel, 21, 26; on the number of Soaemia’s children, 34; on date of Cornelia Paula’s divorce, 126; on number of liberalities, 190; on the tribunicial renewal, 194; on Annia Faustina’s genealogy, 222; on her age, 223 Egbert, on tribunicial renewals, 196