Part 39

_Quaest. Nat._ 2. 41 157

SILIUS ITALICUS, 8. 50 foll. 51

STATIUS, _Theb._ 2. 707 229

SOLINUS, 1. 7 197

1. 13 293

SUETONIUS,

_Vespasianus_ 5 51

_Vitellius_ 1 258

_de Grammaticis_ 19 12

SYMMACHUS, _Epist._ 10. 35 278

TACITUS,

_Germania_, 9 234

_Annals_, 2. 49 204

“ 11. 24 171

” 12. 23 190

“ 12. 24 206, 318

TERTULLIAN,

_Apol._ 42 272

_ad Nat._ 2. 9 130, 133

_de Monogam._ 17 155

_de Spectaculis_, 5 89, 178

“ 8 206, 209

_de Praescript. Haeret._ 451 333

TIBULLUS,

1. 3. 35 271

1. 8. 21 40

2. 1. 5 279

2. 5. 28 81

2. 5. 81 79

2. 5. 87 80

VALERIUS MAXIMUS,

2. 2. 9 310 foll.

2. 1. 2 218

2. 10. 8 93

8. 15. 2 69

VARRO,

_de Lingua Latina_,

5. 41 266

43 198

46 55, 57, 111, 201, 323

50 228

57 64, 212

66 136, 141, 327

72 186

74 160

83 114

84 210

85 57

91 64

106 155

153 251

6. 12 282

13 298

14 53-55

15 70, 79, 194

16 85, 86, 204

17 158

18 174, 182

19 202

20 67, 205

21 212

22 240

23 274

24 266

25 279

26 295

27 8

29 8

30 9, 300

31 10, 63, 329

32 146, 149

33 66

34 319

62 250

94 232

7. 26 73

44 111

45 80, 92, 201

_de Re Rustica_,

1. 1 67, 86

28. 29 299

30 66

33 189, 216

34 236

35 255, 271

36 277

65 205

2. 1. 9 83

5. 6 70

_Sat. Menipp. fragm._, 506 53

_ap. Charisium_, 117 132

_ap. Aug. Civ. Dei_, 7. 24 150

_ap. Nonium_, 13 208

“ 189 156

VELLEIUS PATERCULUS,

1. 14 92

VIRGIL,

_Ecl._ 5. 66 103

_Georg._ 1. 10 260

“ 151 90

” 211 271

“ 338 foll. 125

” 344 103

“ 419 206

” 462 foll. 192

“ 498 192

” 2. 538 271

_Aen._ 1. 292 322

“ 5. 49 308

” 77 103

“ 79 308

” 255 346

“ 662 210

” 7. 45 foll. 258

“ 81 foll. 263

” 691 185

“ 8. 281 194

” 314 foll. 258

“ 331 269

” 600 261

“ 630 311

” 10. 423 229

“ 11. 785 84, 181

VITRUVIUS,

1. 7. 1 211

3. 2. 2 124

INDEX OF GREEK AUTHORS QUOTED

AELIAN, _Hist. Anim._ 12. 34 329

APOLLONIUS RHODIUS, 4. 478 315

ARISTOPHANES, _Knights_, 41 133 _Lysistrata_, 537 133 “ 691 133

ARISTOTLE, _Oecon._, p. 1349 b 155

DIO CASSIUS, 37. 35 102, 255 47. 18 174 55. 77 296 58. 7 157

DIODORUS SICULUS, p. 337 (15. 14) 155

DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, 1. 21 223 31 258 32 310 33 206, 246 34 269 38 112, 116 40 138, 193 79, 80 310 88 79, 80, 83 2. 19 70 23 305, 313 31 229 40 306 48 323 50 303 70 39 71 38 73 114 75 237 3. 22 238 32 271 45 114 69 56, 326 4. 14 280, 282 15 56 26 199 40 156 49 95 58 135, 141 5. 13 278 16 262 6. 1 269, 274 13 133, 296 89 75 7. 1 76 9. 60 135, 141 10. 42 75 12. 9 186 13. 7 130

EUSTATHIUS, _ad Hom. Od._ 22. 335 138

LUCIAN, _Dea Syria_ 49 92

LYDUS, LAURENTIUS, “ 3. 3 294 ” 3. 29 46, 50 “ 4. 2 41, 284, 289 ” 4. 24 306 “ 4. 36 46, 50 ” 4. 42 60, 62 “ 4. 45 67 ” 4. 49 71 _Fragm._ p. 118, ed. Bekker 265

NICOLAUS DAMASCENUS, _Vita Caesaris_ 21 320

PLUTARCH, _Romulus_ 4 276 “ 11 211 “ 21 101, 291, 310, 314 ” 27 175 foll. “ 29 175 foll. _Camillus_ 33 175 foll. _Poplicola_ 14 217 _Coriolanus_ 3 296 _C. Gracchus_ 17 187 _Marius_ 26 165, 297 _Cicero_ 19 & 20 102, 255 _Caesar_ 61 310 _Quaestiones Graecae_ 12 49 ” _Conviviales_, 6. 8 49 “ ” 7. 1 240 “ _Romanae_ 3 200 ” “ 4 199, 201 ” “ 16 155 ” “ 18 195 ” “ 20 103 ” “ 22 289 ” “ 28 138, 327 ” “ 30 141 ” “ 34 270, 276 ” “ 40 207 ” “ 42 270 ” “ 45 86, 87 ” “ 46 324 ” “ 51 100 ” “ 55 158 ” “ 56 290 ” “ 60 194 ” “ 68 101 ” “ 69 266 foll. ” “ 74 69 ” “ 86 115, 119 ” “ 87 303 ” “ 90 194 ” “ 94 278 ” “ 97 242 ” “ 111 311 _Parallela_ 41 227 _de Fortuna Romanorum_ 5. 10 145 _de Iside et Osiride_ 31 91

POLYBIUS, 12. 4b 241 “ 21. 10 44, 250

PROCOPIUS, _de Bell. Goth._ 1. 25 283 “ 3. 13 117

STRABO, p. 180 (Bk. 4. 5) 200 p. 226 (Bk. 5. 9) 84, 155 p. 613 (Bk. 13. 64) 89 p. 639 foll. (Bk. 14. 20) 40 p. 660 (Bk. 10. 8) 117

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