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Der politiker Diokletian und die letzte grosse Christenverfolgung. Von Kurt Stade. Wiesbaden: Kommissionsverlag Hofbuchhandlung Heinrich Staadt, n.d. = Buchausgabe der Dissertation gleichen Titels, Frankfurt a. M., 1926. Pp. 190, + Nachtrag (on Rostovtzeff Social and Economic History of the Roman Empire), Berichtigungen, and Register. 4.50 marks.

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Norman H. Baynes
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The Journal of Roman Studies , Volume 17 , Issue 1 , 1927 , pp. 124 - 125
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Copyright © Norman H. Baynes 1927. Exclusive Licence to Publish: The Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies

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page 124 note 1 ‘Die Quellenkritik dieser Zeit ist besonders gefördert worden durch die Untersuchungen von S,’ p. 14.

page 124 note 2 Dr. Stade rightly accepts the Lactantian authorship : cf. Anfuso, Saverio, ‘Lattanzio autore del “De Mortibus Persecutorum,’’ Didaskaleion N.S. iii (1925), pp. 31–88Google Scholar.

page 124 note 3 Schaefer, Oskar Die beiden Panegyrici des Mamertinus und die Geschichte da Kaisers Maximianus Herculius. Dissertation. Strassburg, 1914Google Scholar.

page 125 note 1 Perhaps I may be allowed to note here that Professor Hohl in his new edition of the Historia Augusta has inserted the conjecture ius confarreationis into his text in Vita Alexandri Severi c. 22.3. For the significance of this reading cf. Baynes, N. H., The Historia Augusta (Oxford, 1926), pp. 133 sqGoogle Scholar.