funerals xii 122. xiii 127-134. followed by
the children x 259-60. clothes rent 262
funestat viii 18. Solin. 15 13. Tert. res.
carn. 11 12. Dracont. ind. Vict. Tunon.
paenit. 15 cet.

functus titulo, imperiis, honore xi 88
fungi ancipites v 145

funem rectum descendere xiv 266
funus 'corpse' x 259. acerbum xi 44. adul-
tae virginis xv 138. -era vendant viii 192.
ducenda x 241. use of amomum for iv 109.
Cic. legg. ii § 60 servilis unctura. Tibull.
i3 7. Plin. xii § 82 non sunt eorum cinna-
momum aut casia, et tamen felix appel-
latur Arabia, falsi et ingrati cognominis,
quae hoc acceptum superis ferat, cum plus
ex eo inferis debeat. beatam illam fecit
hominum etiam in morte luxuria quae
dis intellexerant genita inuren-
tium defunctis. § 83 periti rerum ad-
severant non ferre tantum annuo fetu
quantum Nero princeps novissimo Pop-
paeae suae die concremaverit. aestimentur
postea toto orbe singulis annis tot funera
acervatimque congesta honori ca-
daverum quae dis per singulas micas
dantur. Ios. xv 2 § 4 fin. Tert. apol. 42.
idol. 11. [Dionys. Areop.] hierarch. eccl. 7
Furiae in hell xiii 51

galeatum i 169. praesidium viii 238

galerus retiarii viii 208

Galla i 125-6

-us

Gallia, linen manufactures vii 221. wool viii
145. schools of rhetoric 48. facunda xv
111. human sacrifices there ib. Gauls
take Rome xi 111-6. Gallia altera (Gala-
tia) vii 16. Gallicus axis viii 116. see E. Des-
jardins géographie de la Gaule romaine
1876-8

Gallicus custos urbis xiii 157

gallinae filius albae xiii 141. -am clauden-
tem oculos xii 96

Gallinaria pinus iii 307
Gallitta xii 99. 113

Gallius Iuv. amicus xvi 1

galli priests of Cybele viii 176

galli cristam Laribus promittere xiii 233.
offering of a cock in Porphyr. vit. Pyth. 36
Gallus causidicus vii 144

ganeo occultus xi 58

Ganges x 2 (see Gades)

Ganymedes xiii 43. Gaetulus v 59

garrets of the poor iii 199-202. see scalae,
cenacula

garrula pericula xii 82

gaudes advexisse xiv 270. vi 102. 420. viii
225. ix 84. xii 81

Gaurana ostrea viii 86

gelidas cicutas vii 206. -ae calidaeque minis-
ter v 63

geminos Quirinos xi 105

gemma 'signet' i 29. uda 68. xiii 138. -as
of cups v 41-43
gemmata pocula x 27

gemeret nihil grave bucina vii 71. -imus
casus urbis iii 214
Gemoniae scalae x 66-7
genae pendentes x 193
gener Cereris x 112
generosa animalia viii 57.

-us equus 30. -ae
aves xi 81. i graminis xii 40
genesis xiv 248. Clem. recogn. ix 1. 2
genialis agatur iste dies iv 66. (lectus) x 334
genitive. spatium admirabile rhombi iv 39.

double. illa priorum simplicitas scribendi
i 151-2. epexegetic iii 4. v 9. Caes. b. c.
iii 72 parvulae saepe causae vel falsae
suspitionis vel terroris repentinivel
obiectae religionis. Ov. m. ii 836 nec
causam fassus amoris. Cels. i pr. p. 5
fin. Darenb. causas, ut puta lippitudi-
nis, vulneris. Suet. Caes. 1 morbo quar-
tanae. Montani venter iv 107. xii 60.
of quality iii 48

gluttisse iv 28

γνώθι σεαυτόν xi 27 (cf. p. 185)
goats worshipt in Egypt xv 12
gobio pretium gobionis xi 37

gods abstract i 115. Conybeare and How-
son St Paul i 382 n. 4. derided xiii 118-9.
xv 261-2. immoral actions ascribed to x
313-4. know what is best 346-353.
neither deaf nor blind xiii 249. multitude
of 46 p. 287. rebuked for negligence 113-9.
slow to punish 100-4. upstart 46-48.
goitre xiii 162

gold, see Tagus. Pactolus
golden age xiii 30. 38-59 p. 287
Gorgo the aegis xii 4

Gorgonei caballi pinna iii 118

gourmands import dainties from all lands
and seas v 94. xi 14. see epicures
Gracchus a noble retiarius viii 201. 210
Gradivus Homericus xiii 113
gradibus ab imis iii 200.

dus 'stages' xi 46

hi plerumque gra-

Graecia mendax x 174-8. si vera xiv 240
Graeca marmora xiv 89. -am urbem (Rome)
iii 61. vi 187-193. -os libellos iii 206
Graeculus esuriens iii 78

Graiae apium coronae viii 226. -as artes xi
100. -us induperator x' 138
grammarians, poverty of vii 215. 217. ex-
pound poets 227. recover their dues by
law-suit 228. expound histories 231.

friv-

olous questions 234-6 (e.g. Plut. qu. conv.
ix 8 on which hand was Aphrodite wounded
by Diomedes?) worst requited of all men
of letters 215-243

grammaticus iii 76. labor vii 216

grandis iam Achilles vii 210. -i ministro xii
14

grassator iii 305

grassatur ferro xiv 174

gratia umbrarum viii 64. improba xiii 3
gratum est quod xiv 70

Greece, plunder of its works of art viii 100-
114

gula i 140. v 94. 158. xi 39. xv 90. gulosus
xiv 10. Fritzsche on Hor. s. ii 2 40
gulosum fictile xi 19

gustus concrete xi 14

guttur tumidum in Alpibus xiii 162

guto iii 263. xi 158. Varro 1. 1. v 124. Hor.
s. i 6 118

Gyaris brevibus dignum aliquid i 73. x 170
gymnasia ruinous to Roman morals iii 68. 115

habenas effundit xiv 230

habere 'to be rich' xiv 207. in se crimen
viii 141. Evandrum (me as E') xi 60.
numen x 365. attonitos xiii 194. cf. x 297.
habet bene 72. habe tibi iii 188. v 118.
Mart. xiii 53 2. Quintil. xi 2 § 26. Gell. v
21 § 7. habuit omitted i 88
habitator xiv 312.
vita Ambr. 42

Amm. xxxi 5 § 5. Paulin.

habitas intrans. i 114

habitus aequales iii 177

Hadrian a patron of poets i p. 247. in
Mauretania and Britain xiv 196. visits
Memnon xv 5

haedulus xi 66

Haemus mollis iii 99

haeres et dubitas iii 135. -eret fuligo Maroni
vii 225. -ens stomacho cibus iii 233. -suri
saxis tituli x 144. -ram maculam xiv 2
Hamillus x 224. Friedländer 'procul dubio
magisterfuit, ut ait scholiastes, infan-
tum corruptor, cuius turpitudinis prae-
ceptores vulgo suspecti erant, hinc Chi-
localus, magister ludi litterari in titulo suo
sepulcrali testatur, se summa quom casti-
tate in discipulos suos vixisse (Hermes i
149); Quintilianum, in quae probra nefandi
homines caedendi iure abuterentur, dicere
puduit i 3 § 17. non fortuito igitur factum
esse crediderim, quod Martialis hoc nomen
alibi rarissimum vii 62 de homine usurpat,
qui cum re vera pathicus sit, pro paedicone
haberi cupit'

hands cut off x 120

Hannibal x 147-167; his dust 147-8. Han-
nibal wins Spain 151. crosses the Alps 152.
Hannibal at the gates 156. luscus 158.
defeated 159. his exile 160-2. death 164-
5. shall he march on Rome? vii 162.
Cannae 163. dirus a school theme 161-4.
Tyrius xii 107-8. his elephants 107-110
harena viii 206. Albana iv 100. lenta fori
pugnamus xvi 47. men burnt in i 157.
municipalis iii 34. Samia xvi 6

hasta sub domina caput venale praebere iii 33
hastile vii 127

hausit Aventini caelum iii 84 85

heaven used for 'God' by the later Jews xiv
97

Hebe xiii 43

hecatombe xii 101. Hdn. v 5 § 8
Hector x 259

Hecuba latravit x 271-2. cf. p. 180

hedera vatum vii 29. Athen. 39c. CIG 6186.
Lobeck Aglaoph. 80

Heliodorus delator stoicus i 33

Heliadum crustas v 38

hell and Charon iii 267-9. punishments of
xiii. 51

Helvidius v 36

Helvina Ceres iii 320

Heracleas epics i 52

Heraclitus the weeping sage x 28-53. cf. p.
180

herboso theatro iii 173

Hercules the sage x 361. his aerumnae ib.
guest of Pholus xii 45. guest of Evander
xi 61. flammis ad siderà missus 63. Ti-
burtinus xiv 90. on Oeta acted viii 235.
-is cervices Antaeum tenentis iii 88 89.
ara viii 13. inaurati femur xiii 151. uxor
43. ictus ab -e Cacus v 125

Herculeus gurges (Gades) xiv 280. -o lare
viii 14. -i arcus xiii 82

here iii 23

heredes tres xii 95. suos x 237
Hermarchus iii 120

Hermes truncus viii 53

Hermione viii 218

Hernicus xiv 180

Herodotus paraphrased xiii 199-207
Hesperidum poma v 152. Strabo 150 fin.
serpens xiv 114

εὑρήκαμεν, συγχαίρομεν viii 29

hiatus i 151. iii 70. x 281. xii 36. 110

hic -hic i 46. x 227. hic est i 161. Phaedr.
v 1 17 hic est Menander scriptor. Burm.
on Vell. i 11 § 3. hic in second clause of
relative sentence xi 25. his neut. xi 114.
xiii 103. hoc agit ut doleas v 157. hoc agite
vii 20. huius neut. xiv 38

hic 'hereupon' iii 12-20 p. 182
Hieronymus cites i 15

Hippolytus x 325 (cf. p. 180). 327

Hirpinus a race-horse viii 63

Hirrus a fraudulent guardian x 222
hirundinis pullus x 231-2

hiscere v 127

Hispania x 151. horrida viii 116. see Spain
Hispulla xii 11

Hister a boundary of the empire viii 170
Hister Pacuvius fortune-hunter xii 111

historias omnes legat grammaticus vii 231
historians neglected vii 98-104

history romancing x 174-8

histrio dabit, quod proceres non dant vii 90.
-ones infames viii 188

ibis satura serpentibus xv 3

Icarus i 54 mare percussum puero

iced water, see decocta

Idaea antra of infant Iuppiter xiii 41. -i
numinis hospes iii 137-8. -um sollemne
xi 194

idea, whether capable of realisation vii 56
idoneus patriae xiv 71

Idumaea porta viii 160

iecur ardeat ira i 45. vii 117. Philo i 57 58.
110 M. Galen v 342 K. anseris v 114. vi-
tuli xiii 117

ieiuna fames v 10. -um odium xv 51
ignava septima quaeque lux xiv 106
igniculus iii 102

ignis emendus i 120. 134. -em donavit Prome-
theus xv 85. -e rogi minor 140. -i Eumeni-
dum xiv 285

ignominia viii 209

ignoscitis vobis viii 181
ilia v 136

196-7

Iliacus puer xiij 43
Iliados conditor xi 180
Iliadum lacrimas x 261
ille x 10. ille ille 91-2.
Illyricum latus viii 117. G. Zippel die röm.
Herrschaft in Illyrien bis auf Augustus
Leipz. 1877
images of emperors (and of Seianus) wor-
shipt x 62. melted down for common use
64

imago viii 1 2. 8. frangenda 18. 19. 22. 55. 69.
of silver xi 17. macra poetarum vii 29.
matris fracta xi 18 p. 222. an apparition in
a dream xiii 221

imber effuderit lapides xiii 67
immo xiii 108

impatiens omnis acerbi vii 58

impellat iii 127. -pulsae praeceps immane
ruinae x 107

imperative, sudden use of i 73. x 193. pone
-lucebis i 155. vii 175-7. viii 171-3

ipse i 62

ira deorum lenta xiii 100

irasci nescit sapiens x 360. -to sistro xiii 93.
-tis dis fruitur i 50. -tus ignis xiii 226
irritamentum Veneris xi 167

Isaeus the Assyrian iii 74

Isis maintains painters xii 28. form Iside ib.
feriat mea lumina sistro xiii 93

islands, exiles in i 73. x 170. xiii 246-7
Italy, decay of iii 2. x 100. Strabo 253
Samnium. ceased to grow corn xiv 159. in-
fested by brigands iii 305–314. simplicity
of country life iii 171. Tac. Agr. 4
Ithacus x 257. xiv 287. xv 26

Iudaeis locantur sacri fontis nemus et delubra
iii 13 14. Friedländer iii1 510 n. 8. see Jews
Iudaicum ius xiv 101

iudex calceus Bardaicus xvi 13 14. caderet
sub -ice morum iv 12. dicas sub -ice vii 13.
bubulco -ice 116. -ice me viii 188. se nemo
nocens absolvitur xiii 3

iugera bina xiv 163. 172
iugulos aperire iv 110

Iulia niece of Domitian iv 105

Iulus founder of Alba xii 70-73. -i sanguine
viii 42

Juncus consul A.D. 127 xv 27

Iuno virguncula xiii 40. regina xii 3. Samia
mater Martis xvi 6. -onis avis vii 31 32.
Ov. a. a. i 627 laudatas ostendit avis

Tunonia pennas. Rohde der griech.

Roman 321 n. 6

Iuppiter fictilis xi 116. noster xii 89. Tar-
peius 6. prayer to x 188. privatus Idaeis
antris xiií 41. rebuked for negligence 113
-9. vernus fremeret grandine v 79. Iovis
ante altaria viii 156. ante aram ruit Pria-
mus x 268. tunica 38. famulae aves xiv
81. municipes lagonas 271. dis atque ipso
love digna poeta 206

iurgia proludunt v 26. xv 51

iures aras iii 144-5. -ato credere v 5. Cic.
Att. xiii 28 iurato mihi crede. -at Epo-
nam viii 156. per Solis radios cet. xiii 78
seq.

iure iurando xiii 201-2

iustitium iii 213

iuvenalis xi 5

Iuvenalis wearied with endless tragedies and
epics on worn-out legends (i 1-14), himself
went to school and learnt to declaim (15-
17). his motive for writing satire (19-21).
the rampant 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. mis-
placed learning ii p. 248. unjustly derides
1dt. x 174-8. derides mythology i 2-14.
no believer in portents xiii 62. affects in-
direct 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. (vol. ii p. 65). imitated
or cited by Boet. Claud. Ennod. Lydus.
Macrob. Namatian. Prud. Serv. See these
names and also archaisms, diminutives,
hiatus, imperative, metre, questions, repe-
tition, rime, spondaic. sat. x referred to by
Chaucer vol. ii 64. translations of ibid.
61-5. lives of Iuv. worthless xv 45

iuvenis son viii 262. x 310. xiv 23. -es mari-
nos 283

iuventus resinata viii 114. sua caedit Rufum
vii 213

laceraret Flavius ultimus orbem iv 37

lacertae unius sese dominum fecisse iii 231
lacerti x 11

lacertus a fish xiv 131

Lachesis iii 27

lacrimae nostri pars optima sensus xv 133.

-as dedit natura 132-3
lacunar spectare i 56
Ladas xiii 97-8
Laelius xiv 195

laena iii 283. pertusa v 131
Laenas captator v 98
Laertes x 257

Laestrygones xv 18
laeta pascua xii 13

lagona viii 162. xii 60. xiv 271. Saguntina
commissa pugna v 28 29

Lamiarum caede madenti iv 154
lamminae ardentes xiv 20

lampas aenea iii 285. Borghesi v 532-3 un-
derstands the lamp borne before the
emperor Lips. exc. on Tac. ann. i 7. Fabri-
cius bibliogr. antiq.3 720

lana sucida v 24. -am deducere obliquo ferro
vii 224

lanatae subst. viii 155. -is animalibus abs-
tinet Aegyptus xv 11

landmark, sacredness of xvi 38
languor iii 233

lanificae staminis albi Parcae xii 66
lanista iii 158. xi 8

lanternam olebit caulis y 88
lapides effusi imbre xiii 67
Lappa Rubrenus vii 72
lapsus tectorum iii 6

laqueum mandare Fortunae x 53. Mars in
-os incidit 313-4. in -um dabit vestigia xiii
244. -o tenet consuetudo mali vii 50

Lares xiii 233. crowns and frankincense pre-
sented to xii 87-90
lardum natalicium xi 84
Larga xiv 25

latius indulgent sibi xiv 234

Lateranus viii 147. 151. 167. -orum aedes x17
latifundia iv 27. xiv 142-3. 159. 163. 172
Latin rhetoric in Gaul vii 148. in Africa 149.
studies in Spain xv 108. throughout the
world 110

Latina tegitur cinis i 171
v 55
latine xi 148

Latinus mimus delator i 36

-ae monumenta

Latium xii 103. Latiis rebus xi 115
Latona gaudet pulchra Diana x 292
latrones iii 302-314.

latus clavus i 106
latus cludit iii 131.
viii 117

x 22. xiii 145

tetigit vii 109. Illyricum

laudo xii 121. quod iii 2. x 28. -are disertos
vii 31. cf. Mart. v 16. Iunonis avem vii 32.
cf. Plin. x § 43. -atur illic iaspis v 42.
Aen. vi 106-7 hic inferni ianua regis
dicitur. Cic. fin. iii § 63. Soph. Tr. 639
Linwood. Dissen on Pind. Nem. 9 41=97.
Cratin. Archil. fr. 4 evoa Alòs μeyadov
θάκοι πεσσοί τε καλοῦνται. Schafer
Greg. Cor. 986. Matthiä gr. Gr. § 472 4.
-atur probitas et alget i 74
Laurenti in agro i 107

Laureolus mimus viii 187

Jaurus of a triumph viii 253. -um momordit
poeta vii 19. schol. Eur. Or. 383 p. 122 6
Dind. ἡ μὲν γὰρ δάφνη τῷ Ἀπόλλωνι ὡς
μαντικῷ ἀνετίθετο. -us pone domi x 65
lautus i 67. xil. 140. vii 177. -issimus iii 221