[186] i.e. the potter.
[187] Epist. 107.
[188] Odyssey, xviii. 136, 137.
[189] De Divinat. ii.
[190] Ps. xiv. 1
[191] Book iii.
[192] Ps. lxii. 11, 12.
[193] Sallust, Cat. vii.
[194] Augustine notes that the name consul is derived from consulere, and thus signifies a more benign rule than that of a rex (from regere), or dominus (from dominari).
[195] Æneid, viii. 646.