INDEX

Accius Aedicula Aediles, the Aemilia, Via. See Via Aemilia Aemilius, Pons. See Pons Aemilius Aeneas Aerarium, the Aesopus, the actor Afranius Africa, province of Agrippa Alexandria Alexis (Atticus's slave) Amafinius Ambitu, lex de Anio, the river Anna Perenna, festival of Annona Antioch Antiochus (the physician) Antium, Cicero's villa at Antony Apodyterium Apollinares, Ludi. See Ludi Apollinares Apollonia Appia, Via. See Via Appia Appius Claudius Caecus Aqua Appia Aqua Tepula Aqueducts Ara maxima Ara Pacis Argentarii Argiletum, the Arpinum, Cicero's villa at Ars amatoria (Ovid's) Arval brothers, the Arx, the Asia, province of Astura, Cicero's villa at Atellanae, fabulae. See Fabulae Atellanae Atrium sutorium, Vestae Atticus house of, wealth of, as money-lender, the sister of, the slave of, Cicero's letters to, passim, Augury Augustus alleged proposal of, to remove the capital, attitude of towards plebs urbana, water-supply under, the grandfather of, as a social reformer, marriage laws of, furthers public comfort, restoration of temples by, attempts at religious revival, Aventine hill

Baiae Balbus, Cornelius, the younger Bankruptcy laws Basilicae, the Baths, public Bath-rooms Bauli Bithynia, province of Blanditia Bona Dea, festival of Boscoreale Brutus (Cicero's) Brutus, Decimus Bulla Byzantium

Caecilius Caelian hill Caelius Autipater Caelius (M.) Rufus Caesar, Julius alleged proposal of, to remove the capital extends one of the Basilicae, reduces corn gratuities; regulations of, for the government of the city; debts of; character of; as historian; joined by Caelius; restores credit in Italy; and Cleopatra; clemency of; sale of prisoners by; dismisses surrendered armies; foundation at Corinth by; entertained by Cicero; habits of; as aedile; summons Publilius to Rome; as Pontifex Maximus; speech of, in Sallust; consents to be deified; and passim Calceus Caldarium Calvus Camillus Campagua, the Campania Campus Martius Caninius Capena, Porta. See Porta Capena Capital at Rome Capitol, the Capitoline hill Capua Carceres, the Carinae, the Carmentalis, Porta. See Porta Carmentalis Castella Castor, temple of Catiline Cato major Cato minor Catullus Catulus the elder Cena Censor, the Censoria locatio Ceres Ceriales, Ludi. See Ludi Ceriales Cethegus Chariot-racing Chrysippus Cicero, birthplace of; house of; borrows money; as a man of business; and the publicani; relation of, to the governing aristocracy; letters of; as a philosopher; and Clodia; views on education; influence of philosophers upon; and the slave question; and the use of slaves for seditious purposes; villas of; undertakes the Ludi Romani; religious views of; and passim Cicero, Marcus Cicero, Quintus Cilician pirates Circus Flaminius Circus Maximus Cleopatra Clients Clivus Capitolinus Clivus sacer Cloaca maxima Clodia Clodius Cluvius Coemptio Coenaculum Coinage Collegia Colline gate, Sulla's victory at the, Colosseum, the Columella Comedy Comissatio Comitium, the Commercii, ius Compluvium Concordia, temple of Conducticii Confarreatio Coniugalia praecepta (Plutarch's) Connubii, ius Constantine, arch of Consul, the Consus, altar of Contubernium Convivium Copa ("Virgil's") Corfinium Cornelia Cornelius Crassus Cumae, Cicero's villa at Curia, the Curio

Debtors Declamatio Deductio Democritus Deorum, De Natura (Cicero's) Diana, temple of Die natali, De (Censorinus's) Diffarreatio Diomedes, villa of Dionysius of Halicarnassus Dionysus, worship of Di Penates. See Penates Diphilus, the actor Divorce Dolia Domus Dos Drama, the Dyrrhachium, importation of corn into; battle of

Egypt Emetics, use of Ennius Epicureanism Epicurus Epulum Jovis Equester, Ordo. See Ordo equester Equirria Equites. See Ordo equester Ergastula Esquiline hill Etruscans, the Evander Exedra

Fabius, arch of Fabri ferrarii Fabulae Atellanae; palliatae; togatae Familiae urbanae Fate Fercula Feriae Festa Figuli Figulus, Nigidius Flaccus, Verrius Flamen Dialis; Quirinalis Flaminius Flammeum Florales, Ludi. See Ludi Florales Foeneratores Foenus Formiae, Cicero's villa at Forum Boarium Forum Romanum Friedländer Frontinus Fullones Funeral games Furrina, the grove of

Gabinius Gellius, Aulus Genseric Gilds. See Collegia Gladiators Gracchus, Gaius Gracchus, Tiberius Grammaticus Grassatores Greeks

Hannibal Hercules Hirtius Honorum, ius Horace Hortensius Horti Caesaris

Ientaculum Impluvium Institutio Oratoris (Quintilian's) Insulae Inventione, De (Cicero's) Isis, worship of Iura Ius civile Ius divinum Ius gentium

Janiculum, the Janus, "temple" of Julius Obsequens Juno, temple of Jupiter Jupiter Farreus; Julius; Optimus Maximus, temple of; Stator, temple of Juturna, spring of

"King," game of

Laberius Lar Lares, shrine of Latifundium Latina, Via. See Via Latina Latins, the Latium Law-courts, the Lectisternia Lectus; consularis genialis Legibus, De (Cicero's) Lentulus Lepidus Liberalia, the Libertinus Libertus Liternum, Scipio's villa at Livius Andronicus Livy Lucretius Lucretius Vespillo, Q. Lueullus Ludi, Apollinares; Ceriales; Florales; Magni, see Romani; Megalenses; Novemdiales; Plebeii; Romani; Victoriae Ludus Trojae Lupercal, the Lupercalia, the

Magister Magna Mater Mancipes Manes Mangones Manus Marcius Rex, Q. Marius Mars; temple of Martial Matrimonium, iustum Megaleuses, Ludi. See Ludi Megalenses Mensa Mensae; rationes Meridiatio Metae, the Metellus Celer Metellus Macedonicus Milo Mimes Minerva, temple of Missio in bona Missus Molo Mommsen Money-lenders Moretum ("Virgil's") Mos majorum Muliones Munera

Nefas Negotiatores Negotium Nepos, Cornelius Neptunalia, the Nicomedes, king of Bithynia Novemdiales, Ludi. See Ludi Novemdiales Novas homo Numa Nummularii

Obaerati Oecus Officiis, De (Cicero's) Operarii Opifices Oppia, lex Oppius Mons Oratore, De (Cicero's) Ordo equester; senatorius Oseans, the Ostia Ovid

Pacuvius Palatine hill Palliatae, fabulae. See Fabulae palliatae Panaetius Pantomimus Participes Patronus Paullus, L. Aemilius Paupereuli Peculium Penates, the; temple of the Pergamum Peristylium Permutatio Pero Perscriptio Persona Phaedrus the Epicurean Philippi, battle of Philippus (tribune) Philo the Academician Philodemus Pietas Piso, Calpurnius Pistores Plaetoria, lex Plautus Plebeii, Ludi. See Ludi Plebeii Pliny, the elder; the younger Plutarch Pollio, Asinius Polybius Pomerium Pompeii Pompeius house of theatre of Pomponia Pons Aemilius Ponte Rotto Pontifex Maximus Porta Capena Carmentalis Esquilina Portunus Posidonius Praecia Praedes Praediola Praetor, the Prandium Priesthoods Promagister Pronuba Provinces, the Provocations, ius Ptolemy Auletes Publicani Publicum Publilius Syrus Punic wars Puteoli, Cicero's villa at Puticulus Pythagoreanism

Quaestiones Conviviales (Plutarch's) Quaestorship, the Quintilian Quirinal (hill) Quirinus

Rabirius Postumus Redemptor Regia, the Religio Religion Repetundis, quaestio de Republica, De (Cicero's) Res, mancipi Rex, the Rex sacrorum Rhetorica ad Herennium Romulus Roscius, the actor Rostra, the Rutilius

Sabines, the Saccarii Sacra, privata; publica; via, see Via Sacra St. Peter, church of Salaminians, the Sallust Samnium San Gregorio, via di Sarpedon Sassia Saturnalia, the Saturninus Saturnus, temple of Scaevola, Mucius Scaurus Scipio Aemilianus, Asiaticus, Nasica, Sempionia Senate, the Senatorius, ordo. See Ordo senatorius Senec, "Servian wall" Servilius Sibylline books, the Slaves Societates publicanorum Socii Sodalicia, collegia. See Collegia Soleae Somnium Scipionis (Cicero's) Spanish silver mines Spartacus Spina Sponsalia Sportula Stoics, the Stola matronalis Strabo Subura, the Suffragii, ius Sulla Sulla, P. Sulpicius (S.), Rufus Sun-dials Supplicationes Synthesis

Tabellarii Tabernae Tabernae argentariae Tablinum Tabulae Tabulae novae Tabularia, the Tepidarium Terence Terentia Theatre, the Theatre, building of a Thurii Tiber Tiber island Tibicines Tibur Time, divisions of, in the day Tiro (Cicero's slave) Tirocinium fori Titus, arch of Toga; libera; praetexta; virilis Togatae, fabulae. See Fabulae togatae Tragedy Tributum Triclinia Triumph, a Trofei di Mario Tullia (Cicero's daughter) Tullianum, the Tunica Turia, the story of Tusculum, Cicero's villa at Tutela Tutor Twelve Tables, the

Usus

Valerius Maximus Varro Varro, Terentius (consul) Veii Velabrum, the Velia, the Venationes Venus Victrix, temple of Verres Vesta; temple of Vestal Virgins Veterans, Roman Via Aurelia; Appia; Collatina; Latina; Sacra Victoriae, Ludi. See Ludi Victoriae Vicus Tuscus Vilicus Villa pseudurbana Vinalia, the Vindicta Virgil Voconia, lex

Water-clocks, introduction of