Herakles, his friendships, 234 Hercules, inscription to, 175 Herod, kingship compared with that of Emesan dynasty, 26 Herodian, 6, 8, 19, 32, 42; on date of Bassianus’ birth, 35; on the worship at Emesa, 50; on the journey to the camp, 56; on the battle of Immae, 70; on Maesa’s position, 78; on length of Antonine’s stay in Antioch, 91; Elagabalus’ portrait sent to Senate, 99; on entry into the city, 110; on Antonine’s character, 126; on duration of second marriage, 132; on Urania’s dowry, 134; on corruption of the guards, 135; on Alexander’s age, 142; on date of adoption, 145; does not mention Antonine’s plot against Alexander, 152; on the disowning of Alexander, 158; on Antonine’s murder, 166; on the cortège to the camp, 170; on the liberalities, 176; on duration of Aquilia’s marriage, 218; on Elagabalus’ pastimes, 247; on his ostentation, 249 Hierocles, marriage with Elagabalus, 126, 203; dismissal demanded and refused, 156; killed with Antonine, 170; origin and character, 239 Homs or Hems, modern name of Emesa, 24 Horace, his atheism, 271 Huysmans, quoted, 257 Hyacinth and Apollo, 234 Hydatius, 93 Hylas and Herakles, 234 Iamblichus, 26, 27 Iamblichus, the philosopher, on Phallicism, 230 Iambulus, 187 Immae or Emma, battle of, 69 Ishtar-Tammuz, parallel procession to that of Elagabal, 175 Isidore, 127 Isis, 2, 96; popularity in Rome, 117; gives way to Mary, 281 _Itinera Hierosolymitana_, 73 Jehovah, compared with Baal, 50, 96; analogy with use of name Elagabal, 185; character of worship, 213; amalgamated with Elagabal, 277; akin to Elagabal, 286 Jerome, on Senaculum, 121 John of Antioch, 20 Jonathan and David, 234 Jordanis, 20 Julia Cornelia Paula, marriage with Antonine, 111; divorced, 126, 129; history, 205; reasons for the marriage, 206; age, 209; date of divorce, 209 Julia Domna Pia, 20, 27; married to Septimius Severus, 29; her titles, 30; compared with Mamaea, 39, 40; Secretary of State, 41; after Caracalla’s death, 43; her suicide, 45 Julianus, on birthplace of Bassianus, 35 Julianus, Emperor, 5; deposed by Pomponius Bassus, 219 Julianus, Ulpius, sent by Macrinus to Emesa, 58; defeat of, 60-62 Julius Paulus, 21, 31, 111, 164; history, 205; and Eutychianus, 208; banishment discussed, 209 Jupiter Capitolinus, to serve Elagabal, 97; Eliogabalium reconsecrated to, 174; gives place to Mithra, 271 Juvenal, 106; on morals, 204 Klebs, 10, 11 Kornemann, on lives from Hadrian to Alexander Severus, 6, 14 Krafft-Ebing, cited, 234 Kreutzer, on Herodian, 8 Lactantius, cited, 230 Lambesa in Pannonia, 88