The Non-Christian Cross / An Enquiry into the Origin and History of the Symbol Eventually Adopted as That of Our Religion

by John Denham Parsons

[50] An engraving of the coin can be seen in Duruy's Histoire des Romains, Torn. vii.
[51] Böckh, C.I.G. n. 4713 b.
[52] Berlin Collection 428.
[53] Strange Survivals, 286.
[54] e.g., Arist. Mundi.
[55] Bar. Ann. A.C. 312.
[56] Basnage, iii., 23.
[57] Eusebius, Vit. Const. iv.
[58] Martianus Capella.
[59] e.g. Philo, De Somniis, i.
[60] Timæus, 34-36.
[61] Theol. Plat.
[62] Apol.
[63] Apol.
[64] Report on the Old Records of the India Office, London, 1891, x., xi.
[65] Nineveh, ii. 213.
[66] e.g., C. W. King, M.A. Early Christian Numismatics; Professor Rawlinson; &c., &c.
[67] C. W. King, M.A.
[68] First Annual Report U. S. Bureau of Ethnology.
[69] Ol. Varelli, Scandage Runic; Ans. Rudbeckins, Atlant.: e.g. an altar discovered ac Rudchester, Northumberland: Sheffer, Lapponic.
[70] Letters from Rome, 1862, p. 210.