17. Cf. Pauly-Wissowa, s. v. "Damascenus, Dusares."

18. Malalas, XI, p. 280, 12 (Bonn).--The temple has recently been excavated

by a German mission; cf. Puchstein, _Führer in Baalbek_, Berlin, 1905.--On

the Hadad at Rome, cf. _supra_, n. 10.

19. _CIL_, X, 1634: "Cultores Iovis Heliopolitani Berytenses qui Puteolis

consistunt"; cf. Wissowa, _loc. cit._, p. 504, n. 3; Ch. Dubois, _Pouzzoles

antique_, Paris, 1906, p. 156.

20. A list of the known military societies has been made by Cichorius in

Pauly-Wissowa, _Realencycl._, s. v. "Ala" and "Cohors."

21. _CIL_, VII, 759 = Buecheler, _Carmina epigr._, 24. Two inscriptions

dedicated to the Syrian Hercules (Melkarth) and to Astarte have been

discovered at Corbridge, near Newcastle (_Inscr. gr._, XIV, 2553). It is

possible that Tyrian archers were cantoned there.

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