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From Life of the Emperor Hadrian by Aelianus Spartianus (Circ. A.D. 300), translated into English by William Maude, New York: The Cambridge Encyclopedia Co., 1900; p. 25.
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THE LIFE OF THE EMPEROR HADRIAN
Adrianople, 19.
Africa, 14, 21.
Albania, 20.
Anecdotes, 12, 16, 17, 19.
Angelo, St., Castle of, 19n.
Antinous, 15.
Antioch, 8, 14.
Antoninus Pious, why so called, 22.
Apis, the Redeemer, 13.
Apollonius of Syria, 6.
Arabia, 15.
Armenia, 20.
Asia, 14.
Augusti, 22.
Augustus Cæsar, Worshipped, 13n.
Bactria, 20.
Baths, 18.
Britain, 12, 16.
Britanni, 8.
Colossus of Rome, 19.
Confiscted property, 10, 17.
Commissariat, 12.
Campania, 11.
Cappadocia, 14.
Casius, Mt., 15.
Dacia, 6, 9.
Del Mar’s “Worship of Aug. Cæsar”, 31n.
Egypt, 8, 13, 15, 19.
Eleusis, mysteries of, 14.
Etna, Mt., 14.
Fisc, reformation of the, 19.
Fucinum Lake, 21.
Games, 10, 18, 21, 24.
Gaul, 11, 13.
Germany, 5, 11, 14.
Greece, 14.
Hadrian’s Tomb, (St. Angelo), 19.
Holy Mother, 19.
Holy Water, 22.
Iberia, 17, 20.
Illyria, 9.
Inheritances, 17.
January, calends of, 22.
Jews, 8, 15.
Læsa Majestatis, 17.
Latium, Right of, 20.
Lycia, 8.
Mauritania, 8, 14.
Mespotamia, 8, 20.
Miracles, 22.
Mœsia, 5, 9.
Mother of God, 19.
Nimes, 13.
Palestine, 8, 14.
Pannonia, 7, 9.
Pantheon erected, 18.
Parthia, 7, 8, 14, 20.
Pensions, 10.
Persia, 14.
Pontifex-Maximus of Rome, 21.
Postal system, 9, 11.
Public buildings, 18.
Quinquennial games, 24.
Religion of Rome, 21.
Religious impostures, 23.
Roman religion, 21.
Roxolani (Russians), 9.
Sarmatia, 7, 8, 9.
Saturnalia, 16.
Scythia, 16.
Sibylline books, 6.
Sigillaria, 16.
Slaves protected, 17.
Spain, 13.
Spectacles, 18.
Suetonius Tranquillus, 12.
Sun-worship, 14, 15.
Syria, 7, 14.
Taxation, 10.
Throne of Gold, Parthian, 14.
Treasure Trove, 17.
Wall, military, in Britain, 12.
Wall, military, in Spain, 14.
Wheat, for free distribution, 10.
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