...prefide over the ftones or landmarks, called Termini, which were held fo facred, that it was facrilege to move them, and the criminal becoming devoted to...it was lawful for any man to kill him. The feafts called Terminalia, were celebrated annually about the end of February, when the antient Termim, or...

...held fo facrecl, that it wa» accounted facriiege to move them j and as the criminal became devuied to the gods, it was lawful for any man to kill him. The worfhip of this deity was inftituted by Numa I'mrspiiuif, who, to render land marks, r.nu confequcntly...

...over the stones or land-marks, called Termini, which were so highly venerated, that it was nacrilege to move them, and the criminal becoming devoted to...the gods, it was lawful for any man to kill him. The Roman Termini were square stones or posts, much resembling our mile-stones, erected to show that no...

...was thought to preside over the stones or land-marks, called Termini, which were soiighly venerated, that it was sacrilege to move them, and the criminal...the gods, it was lawful for any man to kill him. The Roman Termini were square stones or posts, much resembling our mile-stones, erected to show that no...