Horatius Pulvillus, 3, 72, note.
Hordeonius Flaccus, 1, 9, note. 54.56;
2, 57.97; 4, 13. 18. 19. 27. 31. 36.
Hormus, 3, 12. 28; 4, 39.
Lugdunum, 1, 51, note. 65, note; 2
65; 4, 85.
Luppia, 5, 22, note.
Lusitani, 1, 13, note. 70.
Hostilia, 2, 100, note; 3, 9. 14. 21. 40. Lutatia domus, 1, 15, note.
Julius Caesar, 1, 42. 86; 3, 66, 68, Mediomatrici, 4, 70, note. 71.
note.
Julius Civilis, 1, 59; same as Clau- Memphis, 4, 84, note.
Julius Frontinus, 4, 39.
Julius Fronto, 1, 20; 2, 26.
Messalla, Vipstanus, 3, 9, note. 11. 18.
25, note. 28. 42.
Julius Priscus, 2, 92; 3, 55. 61; 4, Mevania, 3, 55, note. 59.
Julius Sabinus, 4, 55. 67.
Mevius Pudens, 1, 24.
Minerva, 4, 53.
Junius Blaesus, 1, 59; 2, 59; 3. 38, Minturnae, 3, 57, note.
Musonius Rufus, 3, 81, note; 4, 10. 40.
Lingones, 1, 53, note. 64. 78; 2, 27; 4, Mutina, 1, 50, note; 2, 52. 54.
Lucceius Albinus, 2, 58. 59.
Lucilius Bassus, 2, 100; 3, 12. 36. 40; Nabalia, fluvius, 5, 26, note,
Narbonensis, 1, 76, note.
Narnia, 3, 58, note. 60. 63. 77. 78.
Nava, Auvius, 4, 70.
Nero, 1, 20, notes; 2, 95; 3, 62.
Nero falsus, 1, 2, note; 2, 8.
Nerva, 1, 1, note.
Nervii, 4, 15, note. 56. 66. 79.
Norbanus, C. consul, 3, 72.
Novaria, 1, 70.
Novesium, 4, 26, note. 33. 35. 37. 62. Piso, L. 4, 38. 48-50.
70. 77. 79; 5, 29.
Nymphidius Sabinus, 1, 5. 25. 37.
0.
Ocriculum, 3, 78, note.
Octavius Sagitta, 4, 44.
Oeenses, 4, 50, note.
Onomastus, 1, 25. 28.
Opitergium, 3, 6, note.
Orfidius Benignus, 2, 43. 45.
Orfitus, Cornelius, 4, 42.
Oscus, 1, 87.
Osiris, 4, 84.
Ostia, 1, 80, note. 83.
Otho, governor of Lusitania, 1, 13, note,
a partisan of Gotha, ibid; aspires to
the throne, 21; encouraged by as-
trologers, 22; largesses to the sol-
diers, 24; is proclaimed emperor, 27;
personal appearance, 1, 30, note; ad-
dresses the soldiers, 37. 83; exults in
the death of Piso, 44; cannot pro-
hibit crimes, 45; honored by the
senate, 47; conceals his vices, 71;
lavishes honors and offices,77; leaves
the city, 90, and goes to war with
Vitellius, 2, 11; eager for a decisive
battle, 33; is defeated, 43; puts an
end to his own life, 49; life and
character, 50; summary of his reign,
pp. 237-8.
32. 40; 3, 52.
Paetus Thrasea, 2, 91.
Pamphylia, 2, 9.
Pannonia, 1, 76; 2, 11. 32.
Parthi, 2, 82; 5, 9.
Patavium, 2, 100, note; 3, 6. 7.
Patrobius, 1, 49; 2, 95.
Petronia, 2, 64, note.
Petronius Turpilianus, 1, 6, note. 37,
Pharsalia, 1, 50, note; 2, 38.
Philippi, 1, 50, note; 2, 38.
Phoenices, 5, 6.
Picenum, 3, 42.
Piso Licinianus, 1, 14, note. 15. 34. 43,
48.
Peligni, 3, 59, note.
Perusia, 1, 50, note.
Persae, 5, 8.
Placentia, 2, 17, note. 20. 23.
Plinius, C. 3, 28, note.
Plotius Firmus, 1, 46. 49. 82; 2, 46.
Poetovio, 3, 1, note.
Polemon, 3, 47, note.
Polyclitus, 1, 37, note; 2, 95.
Pompeius Magnus, 2, 38.
Pompeius, Propinquus, 1, 12. 58;
Silvanus, 2, 86; 3, 50, note; 4, 47.
Pontia Postumia, 4, 44.
Pontius Pilatus, 5, 9, note.
Pontus, 2, 6; 3, 47.
Poppaea Sabina, 1, 13, note. 78.
Porsena, 3, 72, note.
Proserpina, 4, 83.
Ptolemaeus, king of Egypt, 4, 83. 84,
notes.
P.
Pacorus, 1, 40, note; 5, 9.
Padus fluvius, 1, 70, note; 2, 17. 22. Rhoxolani, 1, 79, note.
Rigodulum, 4, 71.
Roma, conflagration in, 1, 2, note; its
state under Galba, 1, 11; credulous
of rumors, 1, 19; mistress of the
world, 2, 32; surrendered to Porsena,
3, 83; captured by the Flavians, 3
83, and p. 239.
Roscius Coelius, 1, 60.
Roscius Regulus, 3, 37.
| Rubellius Plautus, 1, 14, note.
Ptolemaeus, an astrologer, 1, 22, note.
Puteolani, 3, 57.
Pythius Apollo, 4, 83.
Q.
Quintilius Varus, 4, 17; 5, 9, note.
Quinctius Atticus, 3, 73, note. 75.
Quirinus, 4, 58.
R.
Raetia, 1, 11; 3, 5. 8.
Ravenna, 2, 9, note. 100; 3, 6. 40. 50.
Regium Lepidum, 50, note.
Remi, a people of Gaul, 4, 67. 68.
Rhacotis, 4, 84, note.
Rhenus, 4, 26.
Rhodus, insula, 2, 2.
Tarquinius, Priscus, 3, 72; Superbus,
ibid. note.
Tarracina, 3, 57. 60, note. 76. 77; 4, 3.
Tartarus, fluvius, 3, 9.
Tatius, rex, 2, 95.
Taurina ala, 1, 59, note; colonia, 2,
Salvius Titianus, 1, 75. 77. 90; 2, 23. Teutoni, 4, 73, note.
Samnites, 3, 59, note.
Sardinia, 2, 16.
Sarmatae, 1, 2, note. 79; 3, 24; 4,
Saturnus, 1, 27; 3, 78; 5, 2, note. 4.
Saxa rubra, 3, 79, note.
Scribonia, mother of Piso, 1, 14.
Scribonianus Camerinus, 2, 72, note.
Scribonianus, brother of Piso, 1, 47;
4, 39.
Thracia, 1, 11.
Tiberis, 1, 86.
Tiberius Alexander, 1, 11, note; 2,
Ticinum, 2, 17, note. 27, note. 68. 88.
Titus, son of Vespasian, 1, 1. 10; 2, 1
2. 5. 79. 82; 4, 38. 51. 52. 86; 5, 1.
10. 11. 13.
Tolbiacum, 4, 79, note.
Trajanus, 1, 1, note on Uberiorem.
Trapezus, 3, 47, note.
Scribonianus, Furius Camillus, 1,89, Trebellius Maximus, 1, 60, note; 3,
Sextilia, mother of Vitellius, 2, 64, Umbria, 3, 41. 42. 52.
Umbricius, haruspex, 1, 27.
Silanus, father-in-law of Caligula, 4, Usipii, 4, 37.
Sohemus rex, 2, 81, note; 5, 1.
Solymi, 5, 2.
Sophonius Tigellinus, 1, 72, note.
Sosius, 5, 11, note.
Stoechades, 3, 43, note.
Valerius Asiaticus, 1, 59; 4, 4. 6.
Valerius Festus, 2, 98; 4, 49, note. 50.
Vangiones, 4, 70.
Vascones, 4, 33, note.
Vatinius, a freedman, 1, 37, note.
Velabrum, 1, 27, note; 3, 74.
Suetonius Paullinus, 1, 87. 90; 2, 23. Veleda, 4, 61, note. 65; 5, 22. 24.
Vespasianus, is sent to conduct the
Jewish war, 1, 10; destined to the
empire by the Fates, 1, 10; 2, 1. 78;
adheres to Otho, 1, 76; acts in con-
cert with Mucianus, 2, 7; almost
finishes the Jewish war, 3, 4; 5, 10;
meditates war against Vitellius, 2,
74; is proclaimed emperor, 2, 80;
goes to Alexandria, 3, 48; is honored
by the senate, 4, 3; enters absent on
the consulship, 4, 38; works mira-
cles, 4, 81; visits the temple of Sera-
pis, 82; appoints Titus to the com-
mand in Judaea, 2, 82; 5, 11; his
character, 1, 50, note; 2, 5. 77; pro-
phecies of the Messiah applied to
him, 5, 13.
Vibius Crispus, 2, 10, note; 4, 41. 43.
Vicetia, 3, 8, note.
Vienna, 1, 65, note. 77; 2, 66.
Vindex, Julius, 1, 6. 8, note. 51. 57.
Vindonissa, 4, 61, note. 70.
Vinius, T. 1, 1. 6. 11. 13. 32. 37. 42. 48.
Vitellius, is sent as legate into LoweTM
Germany, 1, 9, note. 52; revolts, 1,
51; is proclaimed emperor, 1, 57;
marches for Italy, 2, 57; enters
Rome, 2, 88; agrees to abdicate, 3,
65; leaves his palace, but soon re-
turns, 3, 68; is put to death, 3, 85, as
also his son, 4, 80; his character, 1,
62; 2, 31. 59. 62. 95; 3, 36. 62. 67. 86;
summary of his reign, p. 238.
Vitellius, L. father of the Emperor. 1,
9, note. 52; 3, 66.86.
Vitellius, L. brother of the Emperor,
1, 88, note; 2, 54; 3, 37. 38. 55. 58.
77; 4, 2.
Vestae, aedes, 1, 43, note; Virgines,
3, 81, note; 4, 53.
Vestricius Spurinna, 2, 11, note. 18. 36.
Vetera, 4, 18. 35. 36. 57. 60. 62; 5, 14.
Vettius Bolanus, 2, 65. 97.
Via, Appia, 4, 11; Bedriacensis, 3,
27; Flaminia, 2, 64; 3, 79. 82; Sa-
cra, 3, 68; Salaria, 3, 78.
Vocetius, mons, 1, 68, note.
Vocontii, 1, 66.
Vocula, vid. Dillius.
| Vologeses, 1, 40, note; 4, 51.
A.
Aolative-of subst. and part. denoting
the cause, 1, 4. 26. 85; 3, 11. 46; 4,
11; of part. and clause, 4, 17. 39; of
the part. impers., 3, 20; 4, 16; of ac-
comp. circum., 1, 1; of quality, 1, 8.
34. 48. 52. 88. 90; 3, 23; without a
prep. denoting place, 1, 2: ora. 55;
2, 16; 3, 29. 38; 5, 5. 23; especially
with totus, 2, 95; 4, 18; of way
(route), 5, 18; volunt. agent, 1, 79;
after abhorrere, 5, 24; of adj. used as
proper names, ends in e, 1, 82.
Abripere, 2, 26. 36.
Abstract-for concrete, 1, 17. 32. 87;
2, 74. 87. 92; 3, 64; Lat. deficient in
abs. words, 1, 1. 18. See also under
Concrete.
Adj. for adv.-of time, 1, 76; with
agere, 3, 44; 2, 68; and part., same
word of diff. signif., 2, 100; 3, 42.
Adolere, 2, 3.
Adv. for adj. (with ellip. of part.), 1,
56. 57. 65. 75; 2, 26. 64; 5, 48.
Adulationes, 2, 90.
Adulta nocte, &c., 3, 23.
Advectus (subst.), 4, 84.
Adversari, 1, 1.
Aedes-templum, 1, 27; Apollinis, 1,
27; Concordiae, 3, 68; pl. applied to
the Capitolium, 3, 71.
Aeque... quam, 2, 10.
Affecta, fides, 3, 65; affectare secre-
tum, 3, 13; affectatio, 1, 80.
Agere-to act a part, 1, 30; stationem,
1, 28; with ellip. of stationem, 2, 15;
arbitrium, 4, 21; vertere, 1, 2.
Agger, 2, 22; vs. moles, 5, 14; viae,
2, 24.
Agnati, 5, 5.
Ala, 1, 54; Taurina, 1, 59; Siliana,
1, 70; Petrina, 1, 70; Auriana, 3, 5.
Alienus, 1, 1. 29; 5, 5.
Abstractus, 4, 2.
Absurdus, with neg., 3, 62.
Accessit add to this, 1, 5. 51.
Accipere-atrocius, 1, 23; aspere, 1,
23; in fidem, 1, 37; in majus, &c.,
1, 18; for audire, 3, 38.
Accusative-after adversari, 1, 1; eni- | Alioquin, 2, 27.
ti, 1, 23; sub, 1, 27; prope, 3, 21;
incidere, 3, 29; egredi, 3, 30. 76;
afferri, 3. 43; eluctari, 3, 59 ; audere,
3, 76; imbui, 5, 4; in appos. with a
sent. or clause, 1, 44; 3, 31; of 4th
Dec. neut. in um, 1, 22; pl. of 3d
Dec. in is, 4, 16. 22.
Acer, acrior, 1, 15. 21; 2, 20.
Acies, 4, 78; pedestris, 5, 15; silens,
5, 17.
Acrius quam considerate, 1, 83.
Actiones, al. auctiones, 1, 20.
Ad, adverbially with num., 1, 61.
Adductius, 3, 7.
Prep.
Adeo, 1, 9; 4, 80; non = much less,
Ancilia condita, 1, 89.
3. 39.
Animosus, 1, 24.
Adhibitus, 1, 14; 2, 1.
Adigere-sacramento, 1, 55; in verba, Annuli, sc. aurei, 1, 13; 4, 3.
Annexu connubiisque, 3, 34.
&c., 2, 14.
Allusions or resemblances-to Hom.,
1, 80; Demos., 2, 77; Thucyd., 2,
38; 3, 28; Plat., 4, 6; Cic., 4, 42;
Sall., 1, 46; 2, 38; 3, 73; 4, 69; Virg.,
2, 33; 3, 28; and see under Virgilian.
Alter for alius, 2, 90; 3, 1.
Ambages, 2, 4. 78; 5, 13.
Ambitio, 1, 1; Ambitiosus—rumor, 1,
12; imperium, 1, 83; preces, 2, 49.
Ambitus, 1, 19. 20; 3, 39.
Ampliare, prolatare, &c., 2, 78.
Anastrophe, 2, 64; 5, 8. See under
Antequam, followed by subj., 1, 4:
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