Elah-Gebal, monarchy, 25; Bassianus becomes High Priest of, 50; portents of, 54; accompanies the Emperor, 91; occupies Temple of Faustina on Mount Taurus, 92; his worship decreed to be first, 100; position in Rome, 114; shrine in Forum, 132; second marriage, 133; and Alexander’s adoption, 143; procession, 174; return to Emesa, 174; analogy with use of name Jehovah, 185; regarded as another Jupiter, 189, 273; amalgamation unpopular, 275; worship not idolatrous, 287 Elephantis and Parrhasius, compared with Elagabalus, 228 Eliogabalium, site of, 92, 112; sacred fire taken to, 130; date of completion, 174; relics taken to, 275, 276 Elizabeth, Queen, compared with Julia Pia, 31; her ecclesiastical headship same as that of Emperor, 274 Ellis, Prof. Robinson, quoted, 276 Emesa, 25, 26, 100, 113, 231, 246; reputed birthplace of Bassianus, 36; Maesa and family return to, 45-6; Julian’s battle at, 60; the god returns to, 174 Epagathos, Diadumenianus entrusted to, 72 Epicurus, 283 Eribolus, Macrinus embarks from, 73 Eusebius, 20 Eutropius, 11, 19; on length of reign in Rome, 107, 192; on entry into the city, 108 Eutychianus persuades the soldiers, 52; takes Bassianus to the camp, 56; sends Julianus’ head to Apamea, 65; position in State discussed, 80; compared with Gannys, 86; City Praefect, 111; Consul, 129; City Praefect, second time, 133; Praetorian Praefect, 169; spared from the murders, 171; epitome of offices, 179; and Julius Paulus, 208 Evemerus quoted, 285 Fabius Agrippinus, 90 Fabius Gurgis, 249 Fasti Romani (Clinton), on tribunicial renewal, 195 Faustina, 28 Flavian amphitheatre restored by Antonine, 128 Forel cited, 234 Forquet de Dorne, 21; on Macrinus, 48; on Gannys, 101; on Antonine’s nature, 127 Friedländer, on distance of Macrinus’ flight, 73; on Senaculum, 121 Froelich, 26 Fulvius Diogenianus, on Macrinus, 58; Praefect of Rome, 170 Galatia, Macrinus flies through, 73 Galen, 31 Gallicanus, 3 Gallic Legion, 3rd, disloyal to Antonine and disbanded, 89 Gannys, 53; compared with Gideon, 70; compared with Eutychianus, 86; murder of, 101; reasons for his death, 233 Gellius Maximus, a pretender, 89 Geta, 168, 196 Giambelli, on Dion Cassius, 8; on sources of Dion and Herodian, 9 Gordius or Cordus, 125, 156; dismissed from office, 179 Gratus, Consul A.D. 221, 195 Groebe, on date of Antonine’s murder, 191 Gulick, on Christian tendencies, 242 Hadrian, 5, 229; influence on morals, 203; and Antinous, 231; abolishes mixed bathing, 245 Haupt, on Greek sources of Scriptores, 7 Hebrew religion, unpopularity of, 118; barbaric, 279 Heer, 6, 13; on Commodus, 15 Heliogabalus, Lampridius’ name for the Emperor, 185 Henzen, on the Arval Brothers, 68