through a cleft stick in connexion with puberty and circumcision, xi. 183 sq.;
through hoops or rings as a cure or preventive of disease, xi. 184 sqq.;
through holed stones as a cure, xi. 186 sqq.;
through narrow openings as a cure or preventive, xi. 190;
through holes in the ground as a cure, xi. 190 sqq.;
through a yoke as a cure, xi. 192;
under a yoke or arch as a rite of initiation, xi. 193;
passage of Roman enemies under a yoke, xi. 193 sqq.;
passage of victorious Roman army under a triumphal arch, xi. 195.
See also [Passing]