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1 Livy, ix. 44. 13.
2 Livy, x. 18–29.
3 V. 6. 15.
4 xiv. 2. 21 and 26.
5 xviii. 12. 6.
6 Cf. xi. 3. 1.
7 By joining his praenomen A. with the nomen; cf. the reverse process in M. Accius for T. Maccius Plautus.
8 Sittl, Die lok. Verschicdenheiten (1882), p 144.
9 Vogel, Jahrb. f. klass. Phil. 127, p. 188.
10 xviii. 4. 1.
11 For example, i. 2. 3; i. 10. 1; viii. 3; ix. 15. 2; x. 19. 1; xiii. 20. 3.
12 Fritz Weiss, Die Attischen Nächte des Aulus Gellius, Leipzig, 1876, p. viii.
13 B. Romano, Rivista di Filologia, xliv. (1916), pp. 547 ff.
14 Lectures and Essays, 1885, p. 249 (from Amer. Jour. of Phil. iv. pp. 4ff.).
15 Teuffel, Römische Literatur, 6th ed., 1913, iii., p. 95, and Pauly-Wissowa, Realencyk. s.v. Aulus Gellius.
16 Lucian, De Morte Peregrini.
17 De Viris Illust. Radulfus is credited with using good sources (Teuffel, Rōm. Lit. ii6, § 285, 3), but see Schanz-Hosius, Rōm. Lit. iii3, p. 178, and Götz, Ber. der Sächs. Akad. 75 (1926).
18 Praef. 24.
19 Praef. 23, quantum a tuenda re familiari procurandoque cultu liberorum meorum dabitur otium.
20 vii. 6. 12, etc.
21 ix. 15. 1; xix. 9.
22 xi. 13. 1.
23 ii. 26. 1; xiii. 29. 2; xix. 8. 1.
24 Praef. 4.
25 xiv. 2. 1; xii. 13. 1; cf. i 22. 6. Two separate appointments are mentioned, unless Gellius is inaccurate in referring one to the praetors and the other to the consuls.
26 Digest, xlii. 1. 57; 1. 4. 8.
27 The writer in Teuffel's Römische Literatur thinks it was after his visit to Athens.
28 See xi. 3. 1.
29 Scr. Hist. Aug., vita M. Anton. ii. 4 (L.C.L. i. p. 136), v. Ver. ii. 5 (L.C.L. i. p. 210).
30 ii. 21. 1.
31 xii. 5. 1.
32 xv. 2, 3.
33 Scr. Hist. Aug., vita Hadr. xiv. 12 (i. p. 49 L.C.L.).
34 xix. 7. 1.
35 xx. 8. 1–2.
36 For fuller details see Nettleship, l. c. (p. xiii, n. 5) passim.
37 See Knapp, Archaism in A. Gellius, Class. Stud. in hon. of H. Drisler, New York and London, 1894; Foster, Studies in Archaism in A. Gellius, Columbia Univ. Diss., New York, 1912.
38 De Civ. Dei, ix. 4.
39 Adagiorum Chilias L, cent. 4, prov. xxxvii.
40 For a list see Hertz, ed. maior, ii. (1885), pp. v. ff.
41 The total number of examples should be 42; add xiv. 1. 29; 2. 16; 6. 5; xvii. 20. 2; xx. 5. 10.
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