[1202] VIII, 7.
[1203] IV, 44.
[1204] VIII, 7.
[1205] VIII, 7.
[1206] VIII, 26; VI, 43. The historian, Dio Cassius, a contemporary of Philostratus, also states that Apollonius announced the assassination of Domitian and even named the assassin in Ephesus on the very day that the event occurred at Rome. His account differs too much from that by Philostratus to have been copied from it. He concludes it with the positive assertion, “This is really what took place, though there should be ten thousand doubters.” (LXVII, 18.)
[1207] III, 42.
[1208] VI, 11.
[1209] I, 23.
[1210] IV, 34.
[1211] VIII, 7.