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, Ferrum in scuto, in Glossis Isidori. Vide Ancea. Alias Antiæ dicuntur crines capitis posteriores, Apuleius lib. 1. Florid. de Apolline : Jam primum crines ejus præmulsis Antiis, promissis capronis anteventuli et propenduli. Potius anteriores intelligendi ; sic enim Festus : Antiæ, Muliebres capilli demissi in frontem appellati ex Græco videntur : quod enim nos contra, illi ἀντὶ dicunt. Isid. lib. 19. Orig. cap. 31 : Anciæ, cincinni dependentes prope auriculas, Græco vocabulo ab auribus dictæ. Gloss. vett. Antiæ, κόμαι διὰ τῶν κροτάφων κρεμάμεναι γυναικεῖαι. Aliæ Glossæ Antiæ, τρίχες αἱ μεταξὺ τῶν κεράτων τῶν βοῶν. Onomast. : Antiæ, προκόμιον. Neque his repugnat locus ex Apuleio allegatus, cujus vocem Antiis etiam interpretantur de crinibus ex syncipite in frontem pendentibus. Hac etiam voce utitur Tertullianus de Pallio cap. 4. quem explicare tentat inter alios Hofmannus in Lexico : hunc consule.

A'ntia Gens

of which the cognomens are Briso and Restio, seems to have been of considerable antiquity. The only person of this name, who has no cognomen, is Sp. Antius.

Antia Antia, daughter of Iobates

wife of Proteus: Apollod. 2.1.5

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