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1 The following conjecture is not without a degree of probability; "Ex hoc multisque aliis auctorum locis, plerique conjiciunt Etruscis auguribus haud ignotam fuisse vim electricam, licet eorum arcana nunquam divulgata sint." Alexandre in Lemaire, i. 3, 50.
2 Alexandre remarks in this place, "An morbus aliquis fuit, qui primum in agros debacchatus, jam urbi minabatur, forsitan ab aëris siccitate natus, quem advenientes cum procella imbres discusserunt? "Lemaire, i. 350.
3 For a notice of Piso, see Lemaire, i. 208.
4 We have an account of the death of Tullus Hostilius in Livy, i. 31.
5 "ab eliciendo, seu quod precationibus cœlo evocaretur, id nomen
traxit." This is confirmed by the following lines from Ovid, Fast. iii.
327, 328:—
"Eliciunt cœlo te, Jupiter: unde minores
Nunc quoque te celebrant, Eliciumque vocant."
6 "beneficiis abrogare vires."
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