The Religion of Numa / And Other Essays on the Religion of Ancient Rome

by Jesse Benedict Carter

• Mâ-Bellona, [134].
• Cp. Bellona
• Maecenas, [152]
• Magna Mater.
• Cp. Great Mother of the gods
• Marius the Epicurean, [20]
• Mars, [19].
• Cp. R.F. 34 ff.;
• R.R. 129 ff.
• Mars-Ares, [110], [111]
• Mars Ultor, [174].
• Cp. R.R. 70, 133
• Megalesia, [99]
• Mercury, [77].
• Cp. R.F. 121, 186;
• R.R. 248 ff.
• Metaurus, [96]
• Minerva, [44] ff.
• Cp. Wissowa, in P.W. s.v.;
• R.R. 203 ff.
• Mithradates, [127]
• Mithras, [138].
• Cp. R.R. 307 ff.;
• Cumont, Textes et monuments, etc. (2 vols.), Brussels, 1896
• Mommsen, [18]
• Mundus, [15].
• Cp. R.F. 211;
• De Marchi, i. 184;
• R.R. 188
• Mythology, absence of, in Rome, [8].
• Cp. R.R. 20 ff.

• Name, importance of, [6].
• Cp. Frazer, Golden Bough, i. 403 ff.
• Nemi, [54]
• Neptune, [80].
• Cp. R.F. 185-187;
• R.R. 250 ff.;
• Wissowa, in Lex. s.v.
• Numa, apocryphal books of, [120], [121].
• Cp. Schwegler, Roem. Gesch. i. 564 ff.;
• R.R. 62

• Ocean commerce, beginnings of, [77]
• Octavian, [137]
• Octavius Mamilius, [40]

• Paestum—Poseidonia, [80]
• Parentalia, [16].
• Cp. R.R. 187 ff.;
• R.F. 306-310;
• De Marchi, i. 199
• Parilia, [114].
• Cp. R.F. 79-85;
• R.R. 165 ff.
• Pater, Walter, [20]
• Persephone, [75].
• Cp. Proserpina
• Philosophers expelled from Rome, [122], [123].
• Cp. Athen. xii, 547a;
• Aul. Gell. 15, II, I;
• Sueton. Grammat. 25
• Pinarii, [35]
• Plebeian aediles, [74].
• Cp. R.R. 245;
• Mommsen, Staatsrecht, ii. 471
• Plutarch, Moralia, [50]
• Pollux, [37].
• Cp. Castor
• Pomerium, [33], [34], [35]
• Poseidon, [79].
• Cp. Neptune
• Poseidonia-Paestum, [80]
• Potitii, [35]
• Priesthood of Sibylline books, [66].
• Cp. Quindecemviri
• Priesthoods, political value of, [129].
• Cp. R.R. 64;
• unpopularity of, in last century of republic, [131].
• Cp. Marquardt, Staatsverw. iii. 64 ff.
• Propertius, [152]
• Proserpina, [76].
• Cp. R.F. 212;
• R.R. 255 ff.;
• Carter, in Lex. s.v.
• Puteoli, [136]
• Pythagorianism, [120]

• Quindecemviri, [68].
• Cp. R.R. 461 ff.

• Regillus, [40]
• Republic, character of the last century of, [125], [126]
• Res Gestae of Augustus, [147].
• Cp. Mommsen's edition, Berlin, 1883
• Roma Aeterna, [151]

• S. Bartolommeo, [87]
• Scaevola, theology of, [140].
• Cp. R.R. 62;
• Mommsen, Roman History (Engl. transl.), iv. 205
• Scipio Aemilianus and his circle, [124]
• Secular games, [93], [167].
• Cp. Ludi Saeculares
• Servius Tullius, [27], [50]
• Sextus Pompeius, [81]
• Sibyl, coming of, [62] ff.
• Cp. Diels, Sibyllinische Blaetter, Berlin, 1890
• Sibylline oracles, [64] ff.
• Spencer, Herbert, [17].
• Cp. Principles of Sociology
• Stoicism, the official state philosophy of Rome, [123].
• Cp. Mommsen, Roman History (Engl. transl.), iv. 201 ff.
• Sulla increases the priesthood of the Sibylline books, [67];
• his influence on religion, [128]
• Syria dea, [138].
• Cp. R.R. 300

• Tarentum-Colonia Neptunia, [80]
• Tarentum in Campus Martius, [89].
• Cp. Richter, 224 ff.;
• Platner, 322
• Tarquin and the old woman, [65]
• Tarracina, [98]
• Templum, [43].
• Cp. R.R. 403 ff.
• Terra Mater, [90].
• Cp. R.F., 294-296;
• R.R. 162
• Tiber, island in, [86]
• Tibullus, [152]
• Tibur (Tivoli), [35]
• Tifata, [54]
• Tusculum, [39], [40]
• Tyche, [50].
• Cp. Preller-Robert, Griech. Myth. 50

• Varro, theology of, [142].
• Cp. R.R. 62
• Vesta, [13].
• Cp. R.R. 141 ff.;
• De Marchi, Culto Privato, i. 64 ff.;
• R.F. 146 ff.
• Vesta and Augustus, [176], [177].
• Cp. Gardthausen, Augustus, 868
• Vestal Virgins, [158]
• Victoria, temple of, on Palatine, [101]
• Virgil, [152]
• Vulcan, [21].
• Cp. R.F. 209-211;
• R.R. 184 ff.

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