[31.1] Protrept., 12, § 120 (p. 92 P).
[33.1] I have noticed the evidence of this in my forthcoming third volume of the Cults of the Greek States.
[34.1] C.I.G., 4697.
[34.2] Haeres. 51, 22; Dindorf, vol. ii. p. 483, 12-29: vide Philologus, 16, p. 354. I find that the view I have taken of this important text agrees on the whole with that of Usener in his Untersuchungen, p. 27.
[37.1] That Aion was a real figure of Mithraic religion has been finally proved by the Mithras-Liturgie, published by Dieterich, p. 4, l. 21.
[37.2] Usener quotes a few examples from the liturgy of the Greek Church and one or two from patristic literature, Religionsgesch. Untersuchungen, 1, p. 28, n. 5: some of these are poetical.
[38.1] Vide Artemis R. 37, in my Cults of the Greek States, vol. ii. p. 567.
[38.2] Paus. 4, 33, 4: inscription in Dittenberger, Sylloge(2), 653.
[38.3] Vide Report of American School at Athens, vol. i., inscr. No. xxvi.
[39.1] Vide chapter on Cybele in the forthcoming third volume of my Cults of the Greek States.