^{page 216 note a} Brissonius de formulis populi Romani, p. 104. Rosini Antiq. Rom. 1. ii. cap. 2. Pitisci Lexic. Antiq. Rom. v. dedicare; and particularly Laurentii Polymathia, p. 194. Struvi Antiq. Rom. cap. xi.

^{page 217 note b} Tacit. Hist. lib. iv. cap. 53.

^{page 217 note c} Sueton. Vesp. cap. viii.

^{page 217 note d} Durandi Rationale Divin. Officiorum, cap. i.

^{page 217 note e} Inscript. p. xxxix. n. 5.

^{page 217 note f} Matt. vii.

^{page 217 note g} Psalm cxxxi.

^{page 218 note g} Hospinian de Templis, p. 73.

^{page 220 note h} L'Art de Verifier les Dates. Palatii fasti Ducales, 1696, 4to. Albrizzi Forestiere illuminato intorno le cose della citta di Venetia, 1740, 8vo.

^{page 220 note i} The account of his translation in the Vatican library says, “ Jacebat autem beatum corpus undique circumdatum chlamyde serica et positum resupinum, habens à capite usque ad pedes sigiila imposita per ea loca, quibus ora chlamydis desuper jungebantur.”

^{page 220 note k} Sansovino, Venetia nobilissima, 1604, 4to. This writer usually follows Sabellicus, whose character as a faithful historian has often been called in question. Both these persons have stated, that the first stone of St. Mark's church was laid by the Doge Justiniano Particiaco, but the stone before us at once demolishes the mistake.

^{page 221 note l} De Ayala, Pictor Christianus eruditus, Madrid, 1730, folio, p. 260.

^{page 222 note m} Id. p. 261.

^{page 222 note n} Revel, iv. 8.