worshipped after death, 180;
the itch of, 209;
his dispute with Aesculapius, 209 sq.;
the patron of hot springs, 209 sqq.;
altar of, at Thermopylae, 210;
the effeminate, ii. [257], [258], [259];
priest of, dressed as a woman, [258];
vernal mysteries of, at Rome, [258];
sacrifices to, at Rome, [258] n. 5
—— and the lion, i. 184