[12] See the illustration, page 7.
[13] Since a door (janua) had two sides, Janus, the door god, was represented with the curious double face which appears on Roman coins (See the plate facing page 134) The month of January in the Julian calendar was named for him.
[14] Latin auspicium, from auspex, a bird seer.
[15] The title of the president of the pontiffs, Pontifex Maximus (Supreme Pontiff), is still that of the pope. See page 364.
[16] See page 81.
[17] See page 143.
[18] See page 83.
[19] From the Latin patres, "fathers."
[20] Latin plebs, "the crowd."
[21] See page 85.