Chapter XXXI: The Dining-Room
[XXXI-1] Valla. iv.
[XXXI-2] Fest. Pomp. iii.
[XXXI-3] Vid. Fabr. v. Solarium.
[XXXI-4] Petron. Satyric.
[XXXI-5] Ercolano, &c.; Gell’s Pompeiana, passim; Senec. Epist. 90.
[XXXI-6] Sueton. In Neron. 31.
[XXXI-7] Id. Ib.
[XXXI-8] Id. Ib.
[XXXI-9] Senec. De Tranquill. Anim. c. 9.
[XXXI-10] Cornel. Nepos.
[XXXI-11] Juvenal. Sat. ii.
[XXXI-12] Athen. iii. 21; Gell. iii. 19.
[XXXI-13] Athen. Lys. Frag. 46.
[XXXI-14] Athen. Pollux, x. 122; Plat. Repub. iii.; Theophr. Charact. 22.
[XXXI-15] Juvenal, iii. 204.
[XXXI-16] Encyclop. Méthod. Antiquit.
[XXXI-17] Ib.
[XXXI-18] Ib.
[XXXI-19] Virgil. Æn. vii. 528.
[XXXI-20] Monstrelet, Chroniques.
[XXXI-21] Mélanges Tirés d’une Grande Bibliothèque.
[XXXI-22] Ib.
[XXXI-23] Chroniques de St. Denis.
[XXXI-24] Vigiles de Charles VII.
[XXXI-25] L’Isle des Hermaphrodites.
[XXXI-26] Jerem. xxxvi. 22.
[XXXI-27] Ercolano, &c.
[XXXI-28] Plin. Epist. ii. 17.
[XXXI-29] Apul. Metam. iv.
[XXXI-30] Columell. ii. 22.
[XXXI-31] Sil. Italic. Punicor. vi.
[XXXI-32] Petron. à Nodot. tom. i. p. 116.
[XXXI-33] Paulinus, Episcop. Nolæ. D. Felicis Natali, 6.
[XXXI-34] Mercure Galant. Mars, 1681.
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