[35] On these Peripatetics see Zeller, Philosophie der Griechen, 3rd ed. vol. ii. pp. 806-946.
[36] See Boissier, Étude sur M. T. Varron (Paris, 1861).
[37] Hist. naturalis, ii. 41.
[38] From the reign of Augustus onward, Astrology flourished as never before. See Habler, Astrologie im Alterthum, p. 23 sqq. (Zwickau, 1879).
[39] De abstinentia, ii. 34.
[40] De abstinentia, iii. 4.
[41] Porphyry before him had spoken of angels and archangels which he had found in Jewish writings.
[42] For authorities cited, see Zeller, Ges. der Phil., iii.2 p. 686.
[43] De mysteriis, i. 3.
[44] Ibid. ii. 3, 9.