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 1 V       |  into notice especially at Rome 13. But in such an originator
 2 VII     |  They say this happened at Rome;' or, 'There is a rumour
 3 VII     |     and, 'This happened at Rome.' Rumour, a name for uncertainty,
 4 XVI(44) |     149; Lanciani, Ancient Rome, p. 121; Merivale, Hist.
 5 XXI     |   their Christian blood in Rome. But we will shew you that
 6 XXIV    | worshipped in them; for at Rome these gods are no more worshipped
 7 XXV     |   subsequently honoured at Rome along with their own native
 8 XXVI    |   you make such a mistake? Rome in her state of natural
 9 XXXV(87)|    3; Inge, Social Life in Rome, p. 46. ~
10 XXXV(93)|   groves in the suburbs of Rome, whither the emperor had
11 XL      | worshipped the True God at Rome, when Hannibal at Cannae
12 App     |   set aside for removal to Rome. But soon, under this very