- explicit, or end-tag, of the sole
surviving m****cript of his De
errore profanarum religionum ("On the
error of
profane religions")
gives his name as Iulius...
-
become an
initiate of Attis." That p****word is
cited in the book De
errore profanarum religionum. However, the p****word is
written in Gr**** with a translation...
-
Clement of Alexandria,
Protrepticus 2.12.2;
Firmicus Maternus, De
errore profanarum religionum 6.
Giulia Sfameni Gasparro,
Soteriology and
Mystic Aspects...
-
Richard Gordon (Brill, 2008), pp. 288–289.
Firmicus Maternus, De
errore profanarum religionum, 27.1;
Rabun Taylor, "Roman Oscilla: An ****essment", RES: Anthropology...
-
found and rejoined...they turn from
mourning to rejoicing." (De
Errore Profanarum Religionum). The p****ion of
Osiris was
reflected in his name 'Wenennefer"...
- Encyclopaediæ, seu
orbis disciplinarum, tam
sacrarum quam prophanarum,
epistemon is an
early encyclopedia written in
Latin by
Zagreb born
philosopher Paul...
-
deposed again by Paul I.
Julius Firmicus Maternus writes De
erroribus profanarum religionum. The
Visigoths are
converted to
Arianism by Wulfila. Zhang...
- 320 I Bernabé (I p. 262) = fr. 220 Kern].
Firmicus Maternus, De
errore profanarum religionum ("The
Error of
Pagan Religions") 6.3 p. 55
Forbes [= Orphic...
-
inscription by
Proficentius and
derided by
Firmicus Maternus in De
errore profanarum religionum, a 4th century
Christian work
attacking paganism. In ancient...
-
Scalich published Encyclopediae seu
orbis disciplinarum tam
sacrarum quam
profanarum epistemon in 1559.
Alsted was
attempting with his
Encyclopaedia to emulate...
