FOOTNOTES
[1260] Der Büchernachdruck nach ächten Grundsätzen des Rechts geprüft. 1774, 4to.
[1261] Diogenes Laert. lib. ix. 52.—Cicero de Nat. Deor. lib. i. cap. 23.—Lactantius De Ira, ix. 2.—Eusebius De Præparatione Evang. xiv. p. 19.—Minucius Felix, viii. 13.
[1262] Livius, lib. xl. c. 29.—Plin. xiii. 13.—Plutarchus in Vita Numæ.—Lactantius de Falsa Relig. i. 25, 5.—Valer. Max. i. cap. 1, 12.
[1263] Sueton. lib. ii. cap. 31.
[1264] The whole circumstance is related by Seneca the rhetorician, in the introduction to the fifth, or, as others reckon, the tenth book of his Controversiæ.
[1265] Taciti Annal. lib. i. c. 72. Bayle, in his Dictionary, has endeavoured to clear up some doubts respecting the history of Cassius and Labienus. See the article Cassius.
[1266] Tacit. Annal. lib. iv. cap. 35.
[1267] Maccab. ii.
[1268] Adversus Gentes, lib. iii.
[1269] Hist. Eccles. 1. viii. cap. 2. Suidas says the same.
[1270] Socrates, lib. i. cap. 6.
[1271] Digestor, lib. x. tit. 2, 4, 1.
[1272] Baillet, Jugemens des Sçavans, 4to, i. p. 26.
[1273] Paris, 1738–40, 4to, vol. viii.
[1274] Argentinæ 1749, fol.
[1275] Codex Diplomaticus. Franc. 1758, 4to, iv. p. 460. An account of the establishment of a book-censor at Mentz may be found also in G. C. Johannis Rerum Mogunt. i. p. 798.
[1276] The whole bull may be seen in Baronii Annales Ecclesiastici tom. xix. Colon. 1691, p. 514.
[1277] Baillet, Jugemens des Sçavans, i. p. 19.