6. Catullus, LXIII. {225}

7. The development of these mysteries has been well expounded by Hepding,

pp. 177 ff. (see Gruppe, _Gr. Myth._, p. 1544).--Ramsay has recently

commented upon inscriptions of Phrygian mystics, united by the knowledge of

certain secret signs ([Greek: tekmôr]); cf. _Studies in the Eastern Roman

Provinces_, 1906, pp. 346 ff.

8. Dig., XLVIII, 8, 4, 2: "Nemo liberum servumve invitum sinentemve

castrare debet." Cf. Mommsen, _Strafrecht_, p. 637.

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