^{page 323 note *} Both tomb and effigy are certainly not earlier than the beginning of the fifteenth century. – W. H. St. J. 11.

^{page 325 note *} Horn of Honour, chap. iv.

^{page 327 note *} See also illustration in Horns of Honour, 194.

^{page 328 note †} Horns of Honour, 195.

^{page 328 note *} See Jorio, Mimici degli Antichi.

^{page 328 note †} Horns of Honour, chap. iv.

^{page 328 note ‡} Dussaud, Revue Archéologique, April, 1905, p. 157. The other six hands from Syria named in this article all bear inscriptions, but are all open-hand standards. The hole for fixing to the staff proves this.

^{page 329 note *} Horns of Honour, ch. iv.

^{page 330 note *} Horns of Honour, 244–249.

^{page 330 note †} Dill, Roman Society from Nero to Marcus Aurelius, 1904, p. 459.

^{page 330 note ‡} Seyffert, Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (Nettleship and Sandys).

^{page 331 note *} Op. cit. p. 545 et seq.

^{page 331 note †} Revue Archéologique, April, 1905.

^{page 333 note *} Proceedings, 2nd S. xvii. 59–71.

^{page 334 note *} Horns of Honour, 292.