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Atchi£ohg)£, Atth£ Ljh. 1. Cap.4. 43
Neither were they contented with such a quantity, but ca-
nonized more daily, as the Tonnes os lyndarw, c"^cr and ^piur. Tne^
Po/Zsi^naming them&va.%Tts. ^ivttwi $%x*iV ^ y. ij. 1.25.
For they who have a care & watch of any thing do diligent-
ly observe it dyamt ?%wy.For whichKings perhaps arc called
aytt^ii jas keepers os their people. ™ The Scholiast of Er/pi- m In Hjppdi,'
des teaches us, that <*est£ properly signisies a Saviour. So Pan p>?07.
Issaidtobe *Ay£t£ic»Mijw, the Tutelar God of Cyknt' Arid nllliad. i. ~
^pol/oin" Homer. xeJ™*h' ivio^v. The ivord is sitnply put * ln
, Sch.
,. Athev.
Celeus and Matanira. And many more of.( whom see Me- ^« '-3-c-»•
'■«yf«i ) made os Men, .as SeUnim and smr&jw that made in Th>
thestatUeos rTfce/ew. . .r - p. 1.-14.
CAP. IV. o
■ '. ..' -.. ■ • ••: • -.shI-t' i •- . bod
t)fMintrvaiCerere-&-sro[trpim> Baccho, Feme, Eumcnidihiv,
Hecate, lumne, Promtihto, &c,
/In Patiatsi.'
Jflmrva the efpeciall deity of the Athenians, had the a in verum s
JVJLFestivah called P anathema, of which you may fully A Nonnus ad
read in c Meutfius. Next to her Ceres and Prcjfrpina, who,c v^'pst ia
fites knge meximis & occuhissimis cerements continents, 4 kis ^J.^ u
Cicero, were greateft and mofthidden: therefore called ^cap. 7.
myfietia from b (/ubSj , to hide, 9, death and curfe lying on Mriftop.Sch
him who fhould difclose thofe abominable fecretr. See Fa8;^5 •
"Meurfm in his d TLlnfmia, os the initiationin into thtfe ftews. vsdem.p2"^
They were of two sorts. e Greater toCtrei, letle to Proftr-/,clem.Alex»
"pisiu. Bacti«^ alfo the fon of Ceres had his Temple allotted; pag. 19.:■
a doubh tide holy to him, Vionysta s farva and t hUgna. \ rfc Mz\
ytnus had her honour,and facrificc in which they ossered to s"h.s"ph. in
ncr h monyjthe price of an whore3 > Eumenides werefirfta. obe'd. Gol.
F 2 dcred
Neither were they contented with such a quantity, but ca-
nonized more daily, as the Tonnes os lyndarw, c"^cr and ^piur. Tne^
Po/Zsi^naming them&va.%Tts. ^ivttwi $%x*iV ^ y. ij. 1.25.
For they who have a care & watch of any thing do diligent-
ly observe it dyamt ?%wy.For whichKings perhaps arc called
aytt^ii jas keepers os their people. ™ The Scholiast of Er/pi- m In Hjppdi,'
des teaches us, that <*est£ properly signisies a Saviour. So Pan p>?07.
Issaidtobe *Ay£t£ic»Mijw, the Tutelar God of Cyknt' Arid nllliad. i. ~
^pol/oin" Homer. xeJ™*h' ivio^v. The ivord is sitnply put * ln
, Sch.
,. Athev.
Celeus and Matanira. And many more of.( whom see Me- ^« '-3-c-»•
'■«yf«i ) made os Men, .as SeUnim and smr&jw that made in Th>
thestatUeos rTfce/ew. . .r - p. 1.-14.
CAP. IV. o
■ '. ..' -.. ■ • ••: • -.shI-t' i •- . bod
t)fMintrvaiCerere-&-sro[trpim> Baccho, Feme, Eumcnidihiv,
Hecate, lumne, Promtihto, &c,
/In Patiatsi.'
Jflmrva the efpeciall deity of the Athenians, had the a in verum s
JVJLFestivah called P anathema, of which you may fully A Nonnus ad
read in c Meutfius. Next to her Ceres and Prcjfrpina, who,c v^'pst ia
fites knge meximis & occuhissimis cerements continents, 4 kis ^J.^ u
Cicero, were greateft and mofthidden: therefore called ^cap. 7.
myfietia from b (/ubSj , to hide, 9, death and curfe lying on Mriftop.Sch
him who fhould difclose thofe abominable fecretr. See Fa8;^5 •
"Meurfm in his d TLlnfmia, os the initiationin into thtfe ftews. vsdem.p2"^
They were of two sorts. e Greater toCtrei, letle to Proftr-/,clem.Alex»
"pisiu. Bacti«^ alfo the fon of Ceres had his Temple allotted; pag. 19.:■
a doubh tide holy to him, Vionysta s farva and t hUgna. \ rfc Mz\
ytnus had her honour,and facrificc in which they ossered to s"h.s"ph. in
ncr h monyjthe price of an whore3 > Eumenides werefirfta. obe'd. Gol.
F 2 dcred