150

art, Greek xi 100

arx tyranni x 20

as asse uno x 116

asellus coronatus xi 97

Asiam flammis ferroque cadentem x

265-6

asparagi xi 69

aspice x 193

Assaracus x 259

assonance. praeda praetor xi 195

astrology x 94

astrum Martis x 313-4

Athens, its pure air x 50. -ae mira-

bantur Demosthenem 127
Athos velificatus x 174
Atlas mount xi 24

Atticus, Ti. Claudius xi x
attraction of

pron. xi 52

auctor x 30. fenoris xi 48

audi xi 64

Augustum 'emperor' x 77
aulaea togae x 39,

aurata lacerna of harpers x 212
auris in aure xi 59

buccae of persons

buccula x 134

bulla x 42

174
Eurus x 180

Evander xi 61

eventus viridis panni xi 198

evil eye x 41-2. 53.

ex quo x 77
exaudiet x 214
excanduit x 327
excipitur risu xi 3

exeo exit a dominis xi 42
exhalasset animam opimam x 281
exigere poenas x 84. 187. 313
eximie cenat xi 1

exitus x 127. 159. 271. xi 39
exoleti x 307

expectare ut xi 162
expediam x 220

expende Hannibalem x 147. -ere quid
conveniat 347

exstinguendus Messalinae oculis x 332
exstantem curribus praetorem x 37
exta x 355

exue quidquid dolet xi 190
exundans ingenii fons x 119

exuperans cuncta patrimonia census x

cedere xi 50

fossor in compede xi 80.
fragor circi xi 197

see slaves

frangere vasa minora x 102
frena theatri x 128. Plut. praec. ger.
reip. 5 8 13 of Nikias Tetooûs dè
τοιαύτης ἐνδεὴς ὤν, καθάπερ ἀμβλεί
χαλινῷ τῷ λόγῳ πειρώμενος ἀποστρέ
φειν τὸν δῆμον, οὐ κατέσχεν οὐδ ̓ ἐ-
κράτησεν. ad -a Χ 45
fritillus xi 176

frons xi 205. aerea lectis 96

frugality patriarchal, of antiquity xi 61
-3. 77-89
fulcrum lecti xi 95

funerals followed by the children x 259
-60. clothes rent 262

functus titulo, imperiis, honore xi 88
funus 'corpse' x 259. acerbum xi 44.
-era ducenda x 241

Hector x 259

Hecuba latravit x 271-2

Heraclitus the weeping sage x 28-53
Hercules the sage x 361. his aerumnae
ib. guest of Evander xi 61. flammis
ad sidera missus 63

heredes suos x 237

hiatus x 281

hic -hic x 227. hic in second clause of
relative sentence xi 25. his neut. 114
Hippolytus x 325. 327

Hirrus a fraudulent guardian x 222

hirundinis pullus x 231-2

Hispania x 151.

history romancing x 174-8

holuscula xi

79

Homerus imitated x 231-2. 292. re-

pant vice of the time (22-171). his
medley subject, the whole existence
of men, hopes and fears, anger and
pleasure, joys and restless roamings
85 86. of low origin 101. iv 98. cf.
xi 145. 175. Aquinas iii 319. his
frugal board xi. his Tiburtine estate
xi 65. in Egypt xv 45. mentions
Statius vii 82 seq. and Quintilian
vi 280. vii 186. offers sacrifice xii 1-
19. his votive inscription to Ceres
Helvina iii 219. his pessimism i
147-150. xii 48 49. his rhetorical
learning viii 56. uses hackneyed
examples of the schools viii 215-6.
unjustly derides Hdt. x 174-8. de-
rides mythology i 2-14. no believer
in portents xiii 62. affects indirect
designation of men and things iii 139.
X 28. 109. 171. 257. xi 61-2. xii 4.
imitates Cic. Hdt. Hom. Luc. Lucil.
Manil. Mart. (viii 145). Ov. Sen.
Plato. VM. Pers. imitated or cited
by Boet, Claud. Ennod. Lydus.
Macrob. Namatian. Prud. Serv.
See these names and also archa-
isms, diminutives, hiatus, impera-
tive, metre, questions, repetition,
rime, spondaic. lives of Iuv. worth-
less xv 45

iuvenis son x 310