'Quo die vir generosus et doctrina clarus, Samuel Johnson, LL.D. receptus et admissus fuit in municipes et fratres guildae: praefati burgi de Aberdeen.

3. Clarus eris, fortis justus, sapiens, etiam rex.

Aedes Orientem spectantes vir nobilissimus, inhabitet, et curet ut sit aer clarus, lucidus, odoriferus.

Tundatur mediana; et si sanguis apparet clarus et ruber, supprimatur; aut si yere, si niger aut crassus permittatur fluere pro viribus aegri, dein post 8.

Clarus Ioannes, reginae affinis, ab alto Sanguine Anastasii; cuncta sepulta jacent: Et pius, et recti cultor: non illa jacere Dicam; stat virtus non subigenda neci.

Seleucia was also captured by Erucius Clarus and Julius Alexander, lieutenants, and was burned.

Erucius Clarus (II), Cn.

M. Cornelius Cethegus, C. Erucius Clarus.

Commodus was anxious to slay both the consuls (Erucius Clarus and Sosius Falco) and on the first of the month to issue as consul and secutor at once from the place where the gladiators are kept.

DURATION OF TIME, five months (from the Calends of January to the Calends of June), in which the following were consuls: 1. Quintus Sosius Falco, C. Erucius Clarus.

Q. Sosius Falco, C. Erucius Clarus.

[Footnote: Some words appear to have fallen out at this point (so Dindorf).] to employ Erucius Clarus

[Footnote: C. Iulius Erucius Clarus Vibianus.] as informer against them, that he might both put the man in an unpleasant position and be thought to have more fully justified conviction in view of his witness's family and reputation.

He promised Clarus to grant him safety and immunity.

That solid preacher and able annotator, Philip Limborch, quotes in his History of the Inquisition, a writer of the name of Julius Clarus, who, it would appear formed a very forcible idea of the powers of imagination, since he allows them four parts in five of the torments decreed by that satanic tribunal.

"Know," Limborch represents Clarus saying, "that there are five degrees of torture, videlicit, first, the torture of being threatened to be tortured; secondly, the torture of being conveyed to the place of torture; thirdly, the torture of being, and bound for torture; fourthly, the torture of being hoisted on the torturing rack; and fifthly, and lastly, the torture of squassation.