The Histories of Caius Cornelius Tacitus

Antonius Novellus, 1, 87; 2, 12.

Aedui, 1, 51, note. 64; 2, 61; 4, 17. 57. | Antonius Naso, 1, 20.

Aegialus, 1, 37, note.

Aegyptus, 1, 11; 3, 8. 48, and notes, Antonius Primus, 2, 86; 3, 2, seqq.
ibid.

Aemilius Longinus, 4, 59. 62.

4, 2. 4. 11. 80.
Antonius Taurus, 1, 20.

Aemilius Pacensis, 1, 20. 87, note; 2, | Apennini juga, 3, 42. 50. 52. 55.

12; 3, 73.

Aenus, 3, 5, note.

Aesculapius, 4, 84.

Africa, 1, 11. 73, note; 3, 48, note.

Agrippa, king of the Jews, 2, 81, note;

Apinius Tiro, 3, 57. 76.

Apis, 5, 4, note.

Aponius Saturninus, 1, 79; 2, 85. 96,

3, 5, note. 9. 11.

| Aponius Silius, 3, 10. 11.

| Apronianus Vipstanus, 1, 76.

5, 1.
Agrippa, M. Vipsanius, son-in-law of Aquae Helveticae, 1, 67, note.

Augustus, 1, 15.

Aquileia, 2, 46, note. 85; 3, 6, note. 8.

Agrippinensis, 1, 56, note; 4, 20. 25. Aquilius Regulus, 4, 42, note.

28.79.

Albigaunum, 2, 15, note.

Albium Intemelium, 2, 13, note.

Aquinas, 1, 88, note: 2, 63.

Aquitania, 1, 76, note.
Arabes, 5, 1.

Alexandria, 1, 31; 2, 79; 3, 48; 4, 81. | Arar, 2, 59, note.

84.

Arenacum, 5, 20, note.

Alfenus Varus, 2, 29. 43; 3, 36. 55. 61;| Aricia, 4, 2, note.

Alpes, 1, 61, note; Maritimae, 2, 12, | Arrius Varus, 3, 16. 52. 61 ; 4, 4. 39. 68,

note.

Arruntius, L. 2, 65.

Alpinus Montanus, 3, 35; 4, 31; 5, 19. Arsaces, 5, 8, note.

Annius Gallus, 1, 87; 2, 23. 33. 44; 4, Asphaltites, 5, 6, note,

68; 5, 19.

Antiochia, 2, 78, note. 80.

Asprenas, L. 2, 9.

Assyrii, 5, 2. 8.

Ateste, 3, 6, note.

Antiochus, king of Commagene, 2, 81, Asyli Lucus, 3, 71, note.

note; 5, 1.

Antiochus Epiphanes, king of Syria, Atria, 3, 12, note.

5, 8.

Atticus, Quinctius, 2, 73, 74. 75.

Augustus, 1, 11. 15, note; 3, 66; 5, 9, Cartismandua, 3, 45, note.

note.

Bactica, 1, 53. 78, note.

Barea Soranus, 4, 7. 10, notes.

Bargioras, 5, 12, note.

Basilides, 2, 78; 4, 82.

Caspiarum claustra, 1, 6, note.
Cassius, C. 2, 6.

Castorum, 2, 24, note.

Catti, 4, 37.

Celer, P. 4, 10, note. 40.

Cepheus, king of Ethiopia, 5, 2.

Cerialis, Petilius, 3, 59, note. 78; 4,
68, seqq.; 5, 14, seqq.

Batavi, 1, 59; 4, 12, note. 17. 21. 73; Chauci, 4, 79; 5, 19.

5, 25.

Batavodurum, 5, 19. 20, note.

Bebius Massa, 4, 50, note.

Cilix Tamiras, 2, 3.

Cimbri, 4, 73.

Cingonius Varro, 1, 6, note. 37.

Bedriacum, 2, 23, note. 39. 44. 49; 3, Cinna, 3, 51. 83.

15. 20. 27. 31.

Belgae, 4, 37. 76.

Belgica, 1, 12, note.

Belus, 5, 7, note.

Berenice, 2, 2, note. 81.
Berytus, 2, 81, note.
Bocchoris, 5, 3.
Boii, 2, 61.

Bonna, 4, 19, note. 70. 77; 5, 22.
Bononia, 2, 53, note. 62. 67.
Bovillae, 2, 46; 4, 2, note.
Brinno, 4, 15, note.

Britannia, 1, 2.9.

Brixellum, 2, 33, note. 51. 54.
Brixiana porta, 3, 27.

Bructeri, 4, 21. 77; 5, 18.
Brundisium, 2, 83, note.

Brutus, L. 2, 6.

Byzantium, 2, 83; 3, 47.

Cadius Rufus, 1, 77.

Cinyras, 2, 3, note.

Civilis, Claudius Julius, 4, 13, seqq
60. seqq.; 5, 14, seqq.

Classicus, 2, 14; 4, 57. 59. 79; 5, 19.
| Claudius Apollinaris, 3, 57. 76, 77.
Claudius Julianus, 3, 76. 77.
Claudius Labeo, 4, 18. 56. 66.
Claudius, the Emperor, 5, 9
Clemens Arretinus, 4, 68.
Clemens Suedius, 1, 87; 2, 12.
Clodius Macer, 1, 7, note. 37. 73; 2,

97.

Cluvius Rufus, 1, 8, note. 76; 2, 58.
65; 3, 65; 4, 39. 43.

Cocceius Proculus, 1, 24.
Coelius Roscius, 1, 60.

Coelius Sabinus, 1, 77.

Coenus, 2, 54.

Cohibus, 3, 48, note.

Corbulo, 2, 76, note; 3, 6, note.
Corinthus, 2, 1.

Cornelius, P. 3, 34.

Cornelius Aquinus, 1, 7.

Caecina, Alienus, 1, 52. 53. 61. 67; 2, Cornelius Fuscus, 2, 86; 3, 4. 12 42.

Cornelius Laco, 1, 6. 13. 19. 46.
Cornelius Marcellus, 1, 37.

C. Caesar Caligula, 3, 68, note; 4, Corsica, 2, 16.

|Fundani lacus, 3, 69.

Fuscus, vid. Cornelius.

Curtius lacus, 1, 41; 2, 55.

Curtius Montanus, 4, 40. 42.
Cyprus, 2, 2, note.

Cythnus, 2, 8, note

Daci, 1, 2, note; 3, 46; 4, 54.
Dalmatae, 1, 76; 2, 32. 86; 3, 12 50.
Decimus Pacarius, 2, 16.
Demetrius, Cynicus, 4, 40.
Dillius Vocula, 4, 24–37. 56–59.
Divodurum, 1, 63, note.

Dolabella, Cornelius, 1, 88, note; 2, 63.
Domitianus, 3, 59. 69. 74. 86; 4, 2. 3.
39. 51. 68. 86.

Domitius Sabinus, 1, 31.

Donatius Valens, 1, 56. 59.

Druidae, 4, 54, note.

Galatia, 2, 9.

Galba, Ser. consul, 1, 1, note. 11;
Princeps, 4. 5; his rigor, 5. 18. 35;
cruelty, 6; indecision, 7; old age, 7;
sends Vitellius into Lower Germany,
9; adopts Piso and addresses him,
14-16; despises omens, 18; sacrifices
before the temple of Apollo, 27; his
image dashed to the ground, 41; put
to death, 41; his life and character,
49; his images stoned in Germany,
55; borne around the temple, 2, 55;
restored in all the cities, 3, 7; sum-
mary of his reign, p. 237.

Drusilla, grand-daughter of Antony Galeria, 2, 60. 64.

and Cleopatra, 5, 9.

Drusus, stepson of Augustus, 5, 19.
Ducennius Geminus, 1, 14.
Dyrrhachium, 2, 83, note.

Eleazar, leader of the Jews, 5, 12.

Eleusis, 4, 83, note.

Emeritenses, 1, 78, note.

Epiphanes rex, 2, 25, note.

Eporedia, 1, 70.

Epponina, 4, 70.

Eprius Marcellus, 2, 53, 95; 4, 6-8.
43. and notes, ibid.
Eumolpidae, 4, 83, note.

Fabius Valens, 1, 7. 52. 57, seqq.; 2,
14. 27. 30. 34. 41. 55. 56. 59. 92. 95.
99; 3, 40. 43. 62.

Fanum Fortunae, 3, 50, note.

Faustus Annius, 2, 10.

Felix, vid. Antonius.

Ferentium, 2, 50, note.
Feronia, 3, 76, note.
Fidenae, 3, 79.

Flavianus, Titus Ampius, 2, 86; 3, 4.
10; 5, 26.

Florus, Gessius, 5, 10, note.

Fonteius Capito, 1, 7, note. 37. 52; 3,
62; 4, 13.

Forojuliensis, 2, 14, note; 3, 43.
Forum Allieni, 3, 6, note.
Frisii 4 15.

Galerius, 1, 90, note; 2, 60, note.
Gallia, Lugdunensis, 1, 59; 2, 59;
Narbonensis, 1, 48. 76, note. 87; 2,
20, note. 28; 3, 42.
Garamantes, 4, 50, note.
Gelduba, 4, 26, note. 36.
Gemoniae, 3, 74. 89.

Germania, Inferior, 1, 9, note; Supe

rior, 1, 9, note. 12. 53.

Geta, 2, 72, note.

Grinnes, 5, 20. 21.

Griphus, Plotius, 3, 52; 4, 39.
Gugerni, 4, 26; 5, 16. 18

Hadria, vid. Adria and Atria.
Haemus, 2, 85.

Hammon, 5, 3, note. 4, note.
Hannibal, 4, 13, note.
Hebraeae terrae, 5, 2.
Helvetii, 1, 67. 68. 69.

Helvidius Priscus, 2, 91; 4, 4-6. 43.

53.

Herculaneum and Pompeii destroyed
1, 2, note.

Herculis Monoeci portus, 3, 42, note.
Herennius Gallus, 4, 13. 19. 26. 27. 59
70. 77.

Herodes, king of the Jews, 5, 9, note.
Hierosolyma, 2, 10; 5, 1. 2, note. 8. 9

11.
Hilarius, 2, 65.
Hispalienses, 1, 78, note.
Hispaniae, 2, 32; 3, 53.

Histria, 2, 72, note.

Homerus, 5, 2.

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.

Lucus, 1, 66.

Lugdunum, 1, 51 ote. 5, vote; &
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.

Mefitis, 3, 33, note.

Julius Civilis, 1, 59; same as Clau- Memphis, 4, 84, note.

dius Civilis.

Julius Frontinus, 4, 39.

Julius Fronto, 1, 20; 2, 26.

Menapii, 4, 28.

Messalla, Vipstanus, 3, 9, note. 11. is.
25, note. 28. 42.

Julius Priscus, 2, 92; 3, 55. 61; 4, Mevania, 3, 55, note. 59.

11.

Julius Sabinus, 4, 55. 67.

Mevius Pudens, 1, 24.
Minerva, 4, 53.

Junius Blaesus, 1, 59; 2, 59; 3. 38, Minturnae, 3, 57, note.

Lingones, 1, 53, note. 64. 78; 2, 27; 4, Mutina, 1, 50, note; 2, 52. 54.

67.69. 77.

Luceria, 3, 86.

Lucceius Albinus, 2, 58. 59.

Lucilius Bassus, 2, 100; 3, 12. 36. 40; Nabalia, Auvius, 5, 26, note.

4,3.

Narbonensis, 1, 76, note.

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.

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

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.

the throne, 21; encouraged by as- Ptolemaeus, an astrologer, 1, 22, note.
trologers, 22; largesses to the sol- Puteolani, 3, 57.

diers, 24; is proclaimed emperor, 27;| Pythius Apollo, 4, 83.
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.

Quintilius Varus, 4, 17; 5, 9, note.
Quinctius Atticus, 3, 73, note. 75.
Quirinus, 4, 58.

Pacorus, 1, 40, note; 5, 9.

Raetia, 1. 11; 3, 5. 8.

Ravenna, 2, 9, note. 100; 3, 6. 40. 50.
Regium Lepidum, 2, 50, note.
Remi, a people of Gaul, 4, 67. 68.
Rhacotis, 4, 84, note.

Rhenus, 4, 26.

Rhodus, insula, 2, 2.

Padus fluvius, 1, 70, note; 2, 17 22. Rhoxolani, 1, 79, note.

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