Book 3 — INDEX

[This index contains the names of all Latin authors mentioned in this book, and in addition the names of some historical personages. Reference is also made to a number of special topics. When several references are given, the chief reference to any author stands first. The titles of works are in Italics.]

Accius (Lucius), 12; 13; 32; 43; 53; 236.

Acilius (Gaius), 33; (Lucius), 37.

Acro (Helvius), grammarian, 234.

Ælius Aristides, Greek sophist, 240.

Ælius Julius Cordus, 255.

Ælius (P.), jurist, 37; (Sextus), jurist, 37.

Æsop, 172; 276.

Æsopus, actor, 66.

Ætna, ascribed to Virgil, 141; 181; 188.

Afranius, comic poet, 29; 43.

African school of literature, 248; 257.

Agrippa (M. Vipsanius), 99.

Agrippina, 191; 177; 178.

Albinovanus Pedo, 137.

Albucius Silus (C.), 165.

Alcæus, 114; 121.

Alexander Severus, emperor, 229.

Alexandrian literature, 48; 57; 58; 60; 62; 64; 121; 129; 136; 274; 281.

Ambrose (St.), 266 f.; 258; 268.

Ammianus Marcellinus, 263 f.

Ampelius (L.), 232.

Anacreon, 114; 121.

Anastasius, emperor, 261.

Anaxagoras, Greek philosopher, 51.

Andronicus (L. Livius), 5; 6; 12; 14; 17; 18; 32; 33; 115; 273; 281.

Andronicus (M. Pompilius). See Pompilius.

Antimachus, 199.

Antiochus, Academic philosopher, 66.

Antonines, 227; 235.

Antoninus Pius, emperor, 227; 232; 233; 235.

Antonius Castor, 176.

Antonius (M.), orator, 45; 66; 70.

Antonius (M.), triumvir, 68; 71; 82; 93; 99; 131.

Aphthonius (Ælius Festus), 256.

Apollodorus, Greek comic poet, 25; 26; Greek rhetorician, 135.

Apollonius of Rhodes, 63; 107; 152; 196.

Appius Claudius Cæcus, 5.

Apuleius, 237-240; 241; 243; 246; 248.

Aquila Romanus, 256.

Aquilius, comic poet, 23.

Aratus, Greek poet on astronomy, 70; 173; 270.

Archias, poet, 66; 70; 75.

Archilochus, Greek poet, 119; 120.

Arellius Fuscus, 143; 165.

Aristotle, 279; 280.

Arnobius, 250.

Arria, wife of Pætus, 184; 203.

Arulenus Rusticus, Stoic, 213.

Asconius Pedianus (Q.), 192.

Asellio (Sempronius), 39; 43.

Atellan plays, 30.

Atilius, comic poet, 23.

Atta, 29; 138.

Attalus, Stoic, 177.

Atticus (Julius), 176.

Atticus (T. Pomponius), 94 f.; 79; 80; 91; 92.

Augustine (St.), 268 f.; 78; 248; 252; 258.

Augustus, 98; 14; 97; 99; 100; 101; 102; 103; 104; 105; 106; 107; 111; 116; 125; 126; 127; 129; 131; 135; 138; 142; 144; 147; 148; 149; 153; 154; 155; 157; 163; 165; 168; 169; 170; 171; 172; 173; 174; 176; 177; 183; 216; 231; 261; 282.

Aurelian, emperor, 229.

Aurelius Victor, 261.

Ausonius, 270-272; 258; 273.

Avianus, 276.

Avienus, 270.

Bacchylides, Greek poet, 121.

Balbus, writer on geometry, 225.

Bassus (Aufidius), historian, 176; 205.

Bassus, poet, 138; 143.

Bassus (Cæsius), poet, 184.

Bassus (Saleius), poet, 201.

Boëthius, 278-280; 258; 281.

Brutus (M. Junius), 95; 116; 176; 186.

Burrus (Afranius), 178.

Cæcilius (Q. —— Metellus), 36.

Cæcilius (Statius), 23; 18.

Cæsar (C. Julius), 83-87; 47; 56; 57; 67; 68; 71; 73; 81; 82; 88; 89; 93; 95; 96; 97; 99; 105; 111; 116; 128; 153; 157; 160; 163; 165; 168; 174; 186; 215; 281; 283.

Cæsars, Twelve, lives by Suetonius, 230.

Calidius (M.), 95.

Caligula, 170; 166; 172; 173; 176; 177; 216.

Callimachus, Alexandrian poet, 59; 135; 136; 149.

Calpurnius Piso Frugi (L.), 37; 39.

Calpurnius Siculus (T.), 187 f.; 254.

Calvus (Gaius Licinius), 62; 95.

Cantica, 16.

Capella (Martianus), 260.

Capito (C. Ateius), 167; 192.

Capitolinus (Julius), 255.

Caracalla, emperor, 233; 247.

Carlyle, compared with Tacitus, 217.

Carneades, Academic philosopher, 49.

Cassius Longinus (C.), jurist, 192.

Cassius Severus, 165.

Castor (Antonius), 176.

Catiline, 47; 67; 89; 90.

Cato (M. Porcius), 34-36; 8; 45; 90; 92; 192; 207; 236; his son, 37.

Cato (P. Valerius), 63 f.

Cato (Uticensis), 186.

Catonis disticha, 254 f.

Catullus, 56-62; 46; 48; 91; 96; 120; 121; 122; 128; 129; 141; 145; 168; 202; 281.

Catulus (Q. Lutatius), 44.

Celsus (A. Cornelius), 175; 173.

Censorinus, 256.

Cestius Pius (L.), 165.

Cethegus (M. Cornelius), 36.

Charisius, grammarian, 261; 176.

Christian literature, 227; 243; 244-252; 258; 265-269; 270; 272 f.; 276.

Cicero (M. Tullius), 65-82; 12; 30; 36; 45; 46; 47; 48; 64; 83; 85; 86; 89; 91; 92; 95; 96; 138; 156; 159; 160; 164; 166; 168; 170; 171; 183; 192; 209; 210; 212; 213; 215; 219; 224; 230; 237; 240; 246; 248; 252; 257; 260; 267; 269; 270; 280; 281.

Cicero (Q.), 95 f.; 64; 79.

Cincius Alimentus, 33.

Cinna (C. Helvius), 62; 167.

Ciris, ascribed to Virgil, 141.

Claudian, 273-275; 258; 276.

Claudius, emperor, 171; 173; 178; 179; 183; 191; 216.

Clitomachus, philosopher, 66.

Code of Justinian, 264.

Cœlius Antipater, 43.

Columella, 191 f.

Comedy, 17-31; 6; 7; 8; 14; 15; 16; 32; its plots and characters, 19.

Commodianus, Christian poet, 249 f.

Commodus, emperor, 228, 233.

Constantine, emperor, 251; 257; 258; 264; 270; 271.

Constantinople, 226; 261; 278.

Constantius, emperor, 261; 266.

Copa, ascribed to Virgil, 191.

Corbulo (Gnæus Domitius), 191.

Cordus. See Ælius Julius.

Corinna, addressed in Ovid’s poems, 145.

Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, 44; 92.

Cornelius Nepos. See Nepos.

Cornificius, 45; 64; 95.

Cornutus (L. Annæus), 177; 184; 185.

Costumes, theatrical, 15.

Crassus (L.), 66; 70; 72.

Crassus (P. Licinius), 36.

Cremutius Cordus, historian, 176.

Critolaus, Peripatetic philosopher, 49.

Culex, ascribed to Virgil, 140; 141.

Curtius Rufus (Q.), 191.

Cynthia, beloved of Propertius, 135; 136; 145.

Cyprian (St.), 248 f.

Dante, 111; 112; 113.

Dares, 265.

Decius, emperor, persecuted Christians, 249.

Delia, beloved of Tibullus, 132; 134; 145.

Demetrius, teacher of oratory, 66.

Democritus, Greek philosopher, 51; 52; 55.

Demosthenes, 71; 77; 159; 209.

Dictys, 265.

Didius Julianus, emperor, 228.

Digests, 264.

Dio Cassius, 255.

Dio Chrysostom, 234; 240.

Diocletian, emperor, 250; 251; 252; 255; 256; 264.

Diodotus, Stoic philosopher, 66.

Diogenes, Stoic philosopher, 49.

Diomedes, grammarian, 261; 241.

Dionysius, Greek writer, 270.

Diphilus, Greek comic poet, 17; 26.

Diræ, poem ascribed to Virgil, 63 f.; 141.

Disticha Catonis, 254 f.

Diverbia, 16.

Domitian, emperor, 195; 198; 199; 201; 207; 211; 212; 213; 214; 216; 219; 225.

Domitius Afer, orator, 176.

Domitius Marsus, 137.

Domitius Ulpianus, 255.

Donatus, 260; 48; 267.

Dracontius, late poet, 276.

Drepanius, panegyrist, 257.

Elegy, 128-137.

Elocutio novella, 240; 241.

Emerson (R. W.), 183.

Empedocles, Greek philosopher, 51; 52; 53.

Emperors, their influence upon literature, 170 f.; 194 f.; 227-229.

Ennius (Quintus), 8-10; 11; 12; 18; 33; 40; 48; 53; 107; 236.

Ephorus, Greek historian, 37.

Epictetus, ethical preacher, 177.

Epicurean doctrines, 49-55; 78; 182.

Epicurus, 49; 50; 51; 52; 54; 55.

Eumenius, panegyrist, 257.

Euphorion, 131.

Euripides, 107; 121; 179; 180.

Eusebius, 48; 262; 268.

Eutropius, 262.

Fabianus (Papirius), 177.

Fabius (Q. —— Labeo), 37.

Fabius Pictor, 33; 37; 158.

Fabius Maximus Cunctator, 36.

Fabulæ Atellanæ, 30.

Fabulæ palliatæ, 18; 29.

Fabulæ prætextæ, 7; 9; 12; 13; 179; 184; 188.

Fabulæ togatæ, 18; 29; 138.

Fabulæ trabeatæ, 138.

Fannius (G.), 39; 43.

Fenestella, historian, 164.

Fescennine verses, 29.

Firmicus Maternus, 260.

Festus, wrote a handbook of history, 262.

Festus (Pompeius), 166; 167; 234.

Flavius, grammarian, 251.

Florus, 231.

Frontinus (Sextus Julius), 206.

Fronto, 235 f.; 228; 237; 238; 240; 241; 243; 246.

Fundanus, 118.

Furius. See Philus.

Furius Antias, 43.

Furius Bibaculus, 64; 63.

Gaius, jurist, 233.

Galba, emperor, 194; 206; 215; 216.

Galerius, 252.

Gallic oratory, 256 f.; 264 f.

Gallicanus (Vulcacius), 255.

Gallienus, emperor, 229.

Gallio (L. Junius), 165.

Gallus (Cornelius), 131; 100; 101; 107; 129.

Gallus (C. Asinius), 103; 171; 176.

Gargilius Martialis (Q.), 256.

Gellius (Aulus), 236 f.; 7; 259; 260.

Germanicus, 173; 176; 178; 270.

Geta (Hosidius), 254.

Gnipho (M. Antonius), 66; 96.

Gordian I, emperor, 229.

Gracchi, 36; 43; 44; 45.

Gracchinus (Julius), 176.

Gracchus (Gaius), 45; 43; 236.

Gracchus (Tiberius), 45; 43.

Grammar, 93; 96; 166; 176; 225; 233 f.; 256; 260 f.

Granius Licinianus, 232.

Gratian, emperor, 265; 271.

Grattius, 137.

Greek influence in Roman literature, 1; 4; 5; 17; 21; 27; 32; 37; 48; 128 f.; 179; 180; 226; 283; in Roman manners, 33; 128 f.

Gregorianus, 264.

Hadrian, emperor, 219; 225; 227; 229; 231; 232; 233; 235; 241; 255.

Haterius (Q.), 165.

Heliogabalus, emperor, 255.

Hemina (L. Cassius), 37; 39.

Heraclitus, Greek philosopher, 51.

Herennius Priscus, Stoic, 213.

Herennius, treatise addressed to, 45; 69.

Hermogenianus, jurist, 264.

Herodian, 255.

Herodotus, 219.

Herondas, Greek poet, 62.

Hesiod, 107.

Hieronymus. See Jerome.

Hilary (St.), 265 f.; 258.

Hirtius (A.), 87 f.

Historia Augusta, 255.

History, 33; 43; 88; 163 f.; 173; 176; 191; 232; 255; 261 ff.

Homer, 6; 62; 107; 108; 109; 114; 118; 149; 171; 187; 197; 219.

Honorius, emperor, 273.

Horace, 114-127; 12; 41; 64; 96; 98; 99; 100; 139; 168; 185; 186; 188; 193; 219; 231; 233; 234; 282.

Hortensius Hortalus, 95; 59; 69; 77.

Hosidius Geta, 254.

Hostius, 43.

Hyginus (C. Julius), 167.

Hyginus, writer on surveying, 225.

Institutes of Justinian, 264.

Itineraries, 261.

Jerome (St.), 267 f.; 48; 49; 56; 193; 231; 250; 251; 252; 258; 261; 262.

Johnson, Samuel, 221.

Josephus, Greek historian, 217; 267.

Juba, grammarian, 234.

Julian, emperor, 257; 261; 263.

Julianus (Salvius), jurist, 233.

Julius Obsequens, 262.

Julius Paulus, jurist, 255.

Jurists, 37; 44; 96; 167; 192; 225; 233; 255; 264.

Justin (M. Junianus Justinus), 164; 232.

Justin, emperor, 279.

Justinian, emperor, 233; 264; 283.

Juvenal, 218-222; 202; 211; 225; 283.

Juvencus, 270.

Labeo, see Fabius.

Labeo (M. Antistius), 167; 192.

Labeo (Cornelius), 255.

Laberius (Decimus), 30 f.; 62.

Labienus (T.), 165.

Lactantius, 251 f.

Lælius (C.), 39; 24; 38.

Lampridius (Ælius), 255.

Lævius, 62.

Latin language, 2; changes in, 237.

Latro (M. Porcius), 165.

Lesbia, 57; 60; 61; 145.

Licinianus (Granius), 232.

Licinius Imbrex, comic poet, 23.

Licinius (L.), orator, 45.

Livius Andronicus. See Andronicus.

Livy (T. Livius), 156-163; 166; 168; 171; 186; 191; 197; 216; 231; 232; 262; 270.

Lucan (M. Annæus Lucanus), 185-187; 165; 184; 190; 201; 231.

Lucian, Greek writer, 240.

Lucilius (Gaius), 39-42; 43; 45; 115; 117; 118; 121; 219.

Lucilius, Seneca’s writings addressed to, 181.

Lucretius (T.), 47-55; 46; 96; 138; 139; 168; 193.

Luscius Lanuvinus, comic poet, 23.

Lycophron, Alexandrian poet, 63.

Lygdamus, poet, 132 f.

Macer (Gaius Licinius), 44; 158.

Macer, epic poet, 138; 143; 155.

Macrobius, 260.

Mæcenas (Gaius), 99; 100; 101; 104; 116; 118; 119; 121; 124; 135; 137.

Mamertinus, panegyrist, 257.

Manilius, 138 f.; 156; 173.

Marcus Aurelius, emperor, 227 f.; 233; 234; 235; 236; 237.

Marius (Gaius), 43; 83; 91; 158.

Marius Maximus, 255.

Marius Victorinus, 256.

Martial, 201-203; 140; 141; 158; 211; 219.

Martialis (Q. Gargilius), 256.

Martianus Capella, 260.

Masks, theatrical, 15.

Maternus (Curiatius), 201; (Firmicus), 260.

Matius (Gnæus), 43; 62.

Maximus of Tyre, 240.

Mela (Pomponius), 192; 191.

Melissus (Lævius), 43.

Memmius (Gaius), 64; 49; 57.

Menander, Greek comic poet, 17; 25; 26.

Menippean satires, 93; 183; 189.

Menippus, Greek Cynic, 93.

Messalla (M. Valerius), 99; 131; 132; 133; 134; 141; 155.

Metres, 40 f.; 6; 7; 28; 121; 122; 124; 129; 136; 140; 144; 153.

Middle Ages, 112; 243; 272; 281.

Milton, 155; 280.

Mimes, 30 f.

Mimnermus, Greek poet, 129.

Minucius Felix, 245 f.; 248; 252.

Molo, Cicero’s teacher, 66.

Montanus, 247.

Montanus. See Votienus.

Monumentum Ancyranum, 98.

Moretum, ascribed to Virgil, 141.

Morris (William), the Earthly Paradise, 239.

Mucianus (P. Licinius Crassus), 44.

Musonius Rufus (C.), 177; 270.

Nævius (Gnæus), 6; 7; 8; 9; 18; 53; 107.

Namatianus (Rutilius Claudius), 275.

Nazarius, panegyrist, 257.

Nemesianus, 254; 188.

Nepos (Cornelius), 91 f.; 64; 94; 265.

Nero, emperor, 171; 176; 177; 178; 179; 185; 186; 188; 191; 194; 195; 197; 216; 252.

Nerva, emperor, 211; 216; 255; 263.

Nigidius Figulus (P.), 96.

Nonius, 259; 260.

Nonnus, Greek poet, 274.

Notitia, 261.

Novius, 30.

Numerianus, emperor, 255.

Obsequens (Julius), 262.

Opilius (Aurelius), 96.

Oppius (Gaius), 88.

Optatianus, 269 f.

Orators, 5; 34; 45; 95; 164 f.; 175 f.; 225; 256 f.; 264.

Orosius, 263.

Otho, emperor, 194; 216.

Ovid, 143-155; 14; 64; 130; 132; 134; 135; 136; 137; 138; 140; 142; 156; 168; 173; 186; 188; 197; 202; poems ascribed to, 142.

Pacuvius, 11; 12; 18; 53.

Pætus Thrasea, 184; 203.

Palladius, 261.

Panætius, Stoic philosopher, 39; 49.

Pandects, 264.

Panegyrists, 257.

Papinianus, jurist, 233.

Papirius Fabianus, 177.

Parthenius, 129.

Paul (St.), alleged correspondence with Seneca, 183.

Paulus (Julius), 255.

Pentadius, 254.

Perilla, Ovid’s daughter, 154.

Periods of Roman literature, 3; 281 ff.

Persius (A. —— Flaccus), 183-185; 177; 193; 219; 234.

Pertinax, emperor, 228.

Pervigilium Veneris, 241-243; 272.

Petronius (C. —— Arbiter), 188-191.

Peutinger Tablet, 261.

Phædrus, Epicurean, 66.

Phædrus, poet of fables, 172 f.

Philemon, Greek comic poet, 17.

Philo, Jewish-Greek philosopher, 66; 267.

Philosophy, 49; 78; 176 f.; 181 f.; 260.

Philus (L. Furius), 39.

Piso (L. Calpurnius —— Frugi), 37; 39.

Piso (Calpurnius), conspired against Nero, 172; 178; 185; 186; 188.

Plato, 219; 239.

Plautus, 18-23; 27; 28; 29; 233; 236; 270.

Pliny the elder, 204-206; 195; 215; 222; 231; 253; 256.

Pliny the younger, 222-225; 160; 202; 204; 211; 229; 230; 244; 257; 265.

Plotius, 116; Plotius Sacerdos. See Sacerdos.

Plutarch, 234.

Pollio (Gaius Asinius), 99; 100; 101; 102; 103; 118; 122; 160; 166; 167; 171; 176; (Trebellius), 255.

Polybius, Greek historian, 39; 92; 158.

Pompeius Trogus. See Trogus.

Pompey, 47; 56; 67; 68; 69; 81; 82; 84; 93; 158; 163; 186; 187.

Pompilius Andronicus (M.), 96.

Pomponius (L.), 30.

Pomponius Secundus (P.), 188; 204.

Pomponius (Sextus), 233.

Ponticus, poet, 138; 143.

Porcius Latro, 143.

Porphyrio (Pomponius), grammarian, 234.

Posidonius, Stoic, 66.

Postumius Albinus, 33.

Priapea, 140.

Priscian, 261.

Probus (M. Valerius), 193.

Proculus, jurist, 192.

Propertius, 134-137; 130; 131; 132; 143; 145; 146; 149; 168.

Prose, Greek influence upon, 32; progress in, 46; 156.

Prosper of Aquitania, 262.

Prudentius, Christian poet, 272 f.

Publilia, Cicero’s wife, 68.

Publilius Syrus, 30 f.; 62.

Punic war; first, 6; 33; 158; second, 33; 36; 158; third, 38; 44.

Pythagoras, doctrine, 153.

Quadrigarius (Q. Claudius), 43; 158.

Quintilian, 206-210; 175; 182; 195; 202; 213.

Quintus Curtius Rufus, 191.

Rabirius, 138.

Remmius Palæmon (Q.), 176; 184.

Renatus (Flavius Vegetius), 261.

Reposianus, 254.

Roman literature; its importance, 1; 284; its practical purpose, 2 f.; 211 f.; its divisions, 3; 281 ff.; native elements, 4; its progress, 48; its decay, 169; 226 f.; 283; Greek influence, 1; 4; 5; 17; 21; 27; 32; 48; 128 f.; 226; 283; effect of the empire, 97.

Roman society, 47 f.; 128 f.

Romance languages, 210; 237.

Romans practical, 2.

Romans, our debt to, 283.

Romanus (C. Julius), 256; (Aquila), 256.

Roscius, actor, 66.

Rutilius Claudius Namatianus, 275.

Rutilius Rufus (P.), 44.

Sabinus, poet, 146.

Sacerdos (Marius Plotius), 256.

Sallust, 89-91; 88; 128; 230; 236; 265.

Sammonicus (Serenus), 253 f.

Santra, 96.

Sappho, 114; 121.

Satire, 39; 40; 41; 42; 93; 117 f.; 179; 183; 184; 188 f.; 219 f.

Saturnian verse, 7; 6; 9.

Scævola (P.), 44; (Mucius), 44; (Q. Mucius), 44; 66; (the augur), 66; 70; (Q. Cervidius), jurist, 233.

Scaurus (Terentius), 233.

Scipio (Cn. Cornelius), 7; Africanus the elder, 36; 38; Africanus the younger, 24; 38; 39; 49; P. Cornelius, 33; Nasica, 37.

Sedigitus (Volcacius), 44.

Sedulius, 276.

Sempronius (Gaius —— Tuditanus), 44.

Seneca, the elder, 165 f.; 168, 170; 175; 177.

Seneca, the younger, 177-183; 14; 165; 170; 171; 184; 185; 188; 197; 201; 209; 210; 219.

Septimius (L.), 265.

Septimius Severus, emperor, 228; 233; 247.

Septuagint, 217.

Servius Sulpicius Rufus, 96.

Servius, commentary on Virgil, 261; 192.

Severus (Cornelius), poet, 138.

Sextii, philosophers, 176; 177.

Sextus Empiricus, 234.

Shakespeare, 21; 151; 155.

Siculus Flaccus, 225.

Silius Italicus, 197 f.; 202.

Sisenna (L. Cornelius), 44; 88.

Socrates, 239.

Solinus, 256.

Solon, 129.

Sophocles, 107.

Soranus (Q. Valerius), 44.

Sotion, philosopher, 176 f.

Spartianus (Ælius), 255.

Statius, 198-201; 140; 141; 195; 202; 209; 274; his father, 198; 201.

Stella (Arruntius), 201.

Stesichorus, Greek poet, 107.

Stilicho, general, 273; 275.

Stilo (L. Ælius Præconinus), 44; 11; 93.

Stoic philosophy, 49; 78; 120; 124; 177; 182; 228.

Strabo (C. Julius Cæsar), 13.

Sueius, 62.

Suetonius Paulinus, 191.

Suetonius Tranquillus (C.), 229-231; 24; 227; 243; 244; 255; 256; 261; 262; 267.

Sulla, 44; 47; 158.

Sulpicia, poetess of elegies, 133.

Sulpicia, poetess, 201.

Sulpicius Severus, 263.

Symmachus (Q. Aurelius), 265; 279.

Tacitus, 211-218; 91; 195; 206; 209; 222; 223; 225 f.; 244; 262; 263; 283.

Tacitus, emperor, 229.

Tennyson, 242.

Terentia, Cicero’s wife, 66; 68.

Terentianus Maurus, 233; 241; 253.

Terentius Scaurus, 233.

Tertullian, 246-248; 249; 252; 258; 266.

Theatre, 14-16.

Theocritus, Greek poet, 101; 107; 114; 187.

Theodoric, 278; 279.

Theodorus, emperor, 257; 266; 267; 272; 273.

Theodorus, of Gadara, 170.

Theopompus, Greek writer, 92.

Thrasea. See Pætus.

Tiberius, emperor, 170; 124; 155; 165; 166; 170; 171; 172; 173; 174; 175; 176; 177; 216.

Tibullus, 131-134; 124; 130; 135; 145; 146; 168; 211.

Ticidas, poet, 64.

Timæus, Greek historian, 37.

Tiro, 96; 79.

Titinius, 29; 138.

Titius, 13.

Titus, emperor, 194; 195; 201; 205.

Trabea, comic poet, 23.

Tragedy, 11; 6; 7; 8; 12; 14; 17; 32.

Trajan, emperor, 211; 212; 214; 216; 219; 223; 224; 225; 236; 246, 257.

Trebellius Pollio, 255.

Tribonian, jurist, 264.

Trimalchio, in Petronius’s novel, 189; 190.

Triumvirate; first, 67; 84.

Trogus, 163 f.; 232.

Tullia, Cicero’s daughter, 68.

Turpilius, comic poet, 29.

Twelve tables, 5; 37.

Tyrtæus, 129.

Ulpian, 255.

Valens, emperor, 262; 263; 264; 271.

Valentinian I, 265.

Valentinian II, 267.

Valerian, emperor, persecuted Christians, 249.

Valerius Antias, 43; 88; 158.

Valerius Flaccus (C.), 195-197.

Valerius Maximus, 174 f.; 173; 219.

Valgius Rufus, 131.

Varius, 14; 116; 118.

Varro Atacinus, 63; 118.

Varro (M. Terentius), 92-94; 44; 96; 99; 192; 256; 260.

Varus, 101.

Vegetius, 261.

Velleius Paterculus, 173 f.; 215.

Verrius Flaccus, grammarian, 166; 149; 167; 234.

Verus (L.), 228; 235; 236; 237.

Vespa, 254.

Vespasian, emperor, 194; 195; 197; 201; 204; 212; 216.

Victorinus (C. Marius), 256; 260.

Virgil, 100-113; 64; 96; 98; 99; 114; 115; 116; 118; 127; 131; 135; 140; 141; 143; 153; 161; 167; 168; 171; 173; 187; 188; 192; 193; 196; 197; 202; 209; 217; 219; 232; 233; 240; 241; 254; 260; 261; 270; 280; 282; poems ascribed to, 140; 141.

Vitellius (P.), orator, 176.

Vitellius, emperor, 194; 216.

Vitruvius, 167 f.

Volcacius. See Sedigitus and Gallicanus.

Vopiscus (Flavius), 255.

Votienus Montanus, orator, 175.

Vulcacius. See Volcacius.

Whittier, 272.

Wordsworth, 272.

Xenophon, Greek writer, 92.

Zeno, Epicurean, 66.