Increase of sensuality in Rome, 263.
Abated by Christianity, ii. [153].
The doctrine of the Fathers respecting concupiscence, [281].
Serapion, the anthropomorphite, i. 52.
Number of his monks, ii. [105].
His interview with the courtesan, [320]
Sertorius, his forgery of auspicious omens, i. 166.
Severus, Alexander, refuses the language of adulation, i. 259.
His efforts to restore agricultural pursuits, 267.
Murder of, 444.