Acamas, ii. 262

Acanthus, i. 649

Accingere, intransitive, ii. 235

Accipere, of hearing, i. 676; ii. 65

of entertaining guests, iii. 353
animam, of the spot where a

person dies, iv. 652
Accusative, poetic, without preposition, i. 2
and infinitive, used to denote
indignation or surprise, i. 37

of thing along which motion

takes place, i. 524

of the person of whom a request

is made, i. 666

and ablative interchange places,

i. 195; iii. 465

cognate, vi. 223, 466
Acerbus, of untimely death, vi. 429
Acestes, v. 36

Achemenides, iii. 590 foll.

Acheron, vi. 295, 296

Achilli, genitive, i. 30

Acidalia, of Venus, i. 720

Acies, of the pupil of the eye, vi. 200
Acragas, iii. 703

Actium, games celebrated at, by Aeneas,
iii. 280

Actius, adjective, iii. 280

Ad after or according to, v. 834

-

=

and et confused in MSS., ii. 139

- quem vocibus usa est quem allo-
cuta est, i. 64

sidera, i. 259

unum, v. 687

Adcelerare, intransitive, v. 675; vi. 630
Adeo, iv. 96

; after numbers, iii. 203
Adfari, of the conclamatio, ii. 644
Adflare, of a thunderbolt, ii. 649
of divine inspiration, vi. 50
Adgredi, of speaking first, iv. 92
Adhibere, of inviting the presence of the
gods, v. 62

Adire, of confronting in conflict, v. 379
Adjective, hypallage in construction with,
ii. 683; v. 663

emphatic position of in descrip-

tions, ii. 419

ii. 543; iii. 488

not agreeing with the proper
subject of the sentence, vi. 449
Adnuere, applied to a promise of Jupiter,
i. 250

Adolere, transitive, iii. 547
Adoriri, with infinitive, vi. 397
Adspargo, -inis, not adspergo, iii. 534
Adsum, of gods, i. 734; iii. 395
Advelare, v. 246

Advena, applied to Aeneas, iv. 591
Advertere, vi. 386

of bringing a ship to land, v. 34
Aedificare, of ship-building, ii. 16
Aegri mortales, ii. 268

Aemilius Scaurus, theatre of, i. 428
Aenea, iii. 18

Aeneas, character of as drawn by Virgil,
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story in Varro about his de-
parture from Troy, ii. 636

sequel of his life after settling in
Latium, and inconsistencies in Virgil's
treatment of it, vi. 764, note

Aeolides, applied to Ulysses, vi. 529
Aequare, of keeping pace with, vi. 263
Aequus, of being kind, vi. 129

Aer, of mist, i. 411; v. 20

and aether, distinction between, v.
20

Aeripes, of horses, vi. 802

Aetherius, not used strictly by Virgil, i.
546

Aethiopis of Arctinus, the, i. 489

Aetna, iii. 571 foll.

Aevi integer, ii. 638

maturus, v. 73

Agathyrsi, iv. 146

Agere, i. 574

used for ducere, ii. 441

Agger viae, v. 273

Agitator equorum, ii. 476

Agmen, of regular order, i. 186, 393

of serpents, ii. 212; v. 90

of water, ii. 782

of the motion of oars, v. 211

Agmine facto, i. 82

Air and light identified, iii. 600

Ait after fatur, v. 551

Ajax Oileus, i. 39; ii. 403

Alba, sack of, Virgil supposed to have
followed Ennius' description, ii. 486

Alban kings, list of, vi. 763

Alere, of a disease, iv. 2
Ali, not preceded by alii, iv. 593
Aliquod, used adverbially, ii. 81
Aliquis alius quis, ii. 48
Aliter, vi. 147

Alius, idiomatically used as including a
person among those from whom it is
intended to distinguish him, vi. 411
Alliteration for the sake of solemnity, iv.
460

Alma, applied to the Sibyl, vi. 74, 117
Aloeus, sons of, vi. 582
Alpheus, iii. 694

Altaria arae, v. 54

Altars, two erected to a dead person, iii.
63; iv. 610

touched in order to add solemnity,

iv. 219; vi. 124

Charon's boat, vi. 414

Charybdis, iii. 420, 557

Chorus, simply of a company, v. 581.

Cicero perhaps imitated by Virgil, ii. 12
Ciere, of calling up a spirit, iv. 490
Cingula
Circe, iii. 386

sword-belt, i. 492

Circum, expressing companionship, vi.
166

Circumferre, of purification, vi. 229
Cisseus, v. 537

Classes of persons represented in Tartarus,
vi. 612, 613

Cloanthus, i. 222, 510

Clothes rent in sign of grief, v. 685
Coactae lacrimae, ii. 196

Cogere, with double accusative, iii. 56
Cognominis, vi. 383

Colligere arma, v. 15

Comitatus, with ablative without preposi-
tion, i. 312

Commovere, of startling an animal, v. 213
Compound adjectives belonging to earlier
stage of Roman literature, ii. 330

Con, in composition, indicating force or
effort, i. 180

Concessive future, use of the, vi. 847
Concha, of a trumpet, vi. 171

Conclamatio distinguished from accla
matio, i. 219

Condensus, ii. 517

Condere animam sepulcro, iii. 67
saecula, vi. 792

Conferre gradum, vi. 488
Confessa deam, ii. 591