647;) but in the Pomaerium of Rome, and a mile round it, he prohibited the worship of the Egyptian gods, (Dion, l.
liii.p.

679; l.liv.p.

735.) They remained, however, very fashionable under his reign (Ovid.

de Art.Amand.l.

i.) and that of his successor, till the justice of Tiberius was provoked to some acts of severity.