II. INDEX OF NAMES AND AUTHORITIES.
[Phil. = Philologus; RM. Rheinisches Museum.]
Acro 72 (scholia to Horace
under that name, 7th cent.)
Allen H. (Alanus) 54 (ed. 1832,
also Curae secundae in S.,
1865)
Amiternum vii, 76
Annius, Q. A. Chilo 93
Antonius 103, 164
Appian xxv, 105, 106, 110
(bis), 129, 137, 139, 160,
161 (historian, 2nd cent.)
Apuleius 77, 145, 156, xxx n (of
Africa, writer of Metamor-
phoses a kind of novel,
etc., 2nd cent.)
Arretium 119
Arusianus Messus 9, 43 (gram-
marian, 4th cent.)
Asconius ix n, xxiv n, 95, 97,
102 (commentator on Cicero,
1st cent.; references to ed.
of Kiessling and Schöll);
Pseudo-Asconius on Ver-
rine Orr. 112
Asellio, S. xi
Ateius Philologus xv n, xxix n,
xli
Augustine xliv, li, 76, 159
(A.D. 354-430)
Augustus xxix n, 127 (ap.
Suet. Aug. 86)
Aurelius Victor 77, 100, 154
(historian, 4th cent. 'Caesa-
res' and? 'de viris illustri-
bus')
Autronius 93, 95
Bergk T. 20 (Phil. Bd. 29)
Bestia, L. Calpurnius 129
Bezzenberger 54 (ap. Wölfflin,
Phil. 1861)
Binsfeld 11 (RM. 1866)
Caesar, C. Julius when born
136; his eloquence 157; is
the work an apology for
Caesar? xiii, xx; forgives S.?
157-Language, contrasted
with Sall.'s 70, 74, 75, 78,
79, 80, 82, 92, 97, 98, 100,
100, 101, 115, 117, 127, 134,
149 etc. sequence after his-
torical present 127, saevus
144, equidem 145, leges qui-
bus legibus 149, historical
infinitive xlii
Caesar, L. Julius 92
Cassius Dio 97, 103, 105, 110,
125, 160, 163, 164 (histo-
rian, 2nd cent.)
Cassius, L. C. Longinus 93
Catilina, spelling of 63, deri-
vation 73, descent 73
Catilinarius 63
Cato (the Censor), on agri-
culture 71; Sall. imitates
his language xiii, xxix, 69,
71, 72, 75, 76, 81 (bis), 94,
100, 115, 144, 148, 154,
156, 165.-Brünnert G.: de
Sallustio imitatore Catonis
Sisennae aliorumque vete-
rum historicorum Romano-
rum, Jena 1873. See also
Deltour
Cato (Uticensis), age 156, his
eloquence 157, severitas 157,
speaking in senate 151, his
speech not genuine 154
Catulus 135
Cethegus 93
Charisius 3, 31, 53, 62 (gram-
marian, 4th cent.)
Cicero, Memoirs xiii, 75; Sall.
borrows from his invectives?
xiv, xv n, 90, 100, 153; on
historians xi, 64; on deco-
rum 91, 106; on another
world 144. Language; cri-
ticism of words, -ere 100,
isdem 126, prosapia, xxxv,
ad imperandum xxxvi: Col-
loquialisms, agitare 66,
portare 77, hostem ferire 80,
facinus facere 80, pleonas-
tic pronoun 87, quis 94,
patrare 97, tute esse 101,
opitulari 117, conlubet 143,
cum quod 148; Language
contrasted with Sall.'s 66,
68, 71, 75, 78, 82, 83, 86,
92, 99, 114, 115, 118, 119,
120, 127, 133, 134, 149, 156,
157; use of tametsi-tamen
98, equidem 145
Constans L. 92, 144 (see Pre-
face; school ed. 1881)
Cornelius, C. 110
Cornificius (Auctor ad Heren-
nium) 98, 142, 152
Cornificius, Q. 133
Curtius 97, 134 (Q. C. Rufus,
historian of Alexander, 1st
cent.)
Damasippus 147
Dares 81 (pretended Latin
translation of book on fall
of Troy by Dares the Phry-
gian, 5th cent.)
Deltour F. 101 (de Sallustio
Catonis imitatore, Paris
1859)
Dicaearchus 76 (fragment pre-
served by Porphyry, Müller
Frag. Hist. Graec. 2. 230)
Dictys 131, 135 (i.e. Septi-
mius, translator (?) of Tro-
jan war by Dictys of Crete,
4th cent.)
Dietsch R. passim (references
mostly to critical edition
1859, sometimes to ed. with
Latin explanatory notes
1845; text in Teubner's
series, 1872)
Diomedes 10, 94 (grammarian
of 4th cent.)
Dionysius Halic. 121 (historian
abt. B.C. 20)
Döderlein 149 (Phil. 1854), 77
Donatus 86, 103 (commentator
on Terence, 4th cent.)
Eussner A. 123 (RM. 1868);
113, 130 (RM. 1872)
Fabri W. 85, 119 (ed. with
German notes, 2nd ed.
1845)
Faesulanum 129
Figulus 92
Flaccus 131
Flaminius 119
Florus xxv, 63, 77, 103, 115,
165 (historian, 2nd cent.)
Freudenberg 11 (ap. Bins-
feld)
Fronto xxix n, 66, 81, 91, 162
(2nd cent. teacher of M.
Aurelius)
Fulvius Nobilior 93
Furius 138, 164
Gabinius 94, 129, 153
Gellius 20, 69, 85, 117 (2nd
cent.)
Gerlach F. D. 3 (four edd.
between 1823-70)
Gronovius J. F. 18, 26 (A.D.
1611-71)
Grunauer E. 59
Gründel C. F. L. 6, 46, 65, 88,
115 (Quaestiones Sallustia-
nae, 1861)
Gruter J. 27, 33 (ed. 1607)
Hagen E. 110, 161 (Unter-
suchungen über Römische
Geschichte I. Catilina, 1854)
Hartel G. 18 (ap. Scheindler)
Haupt M. 120 (Misc. Opusc.
1. 149)
Hegesippus 154, 159 (Latin
paraphrase of Josephus,
4th cent.)
Hertz M. 154 (Phil. 1857)
Herzog C. G. 79, 97, 144, 163
(ed. 1828 etc.)
Hoffmann E. 116, 118 (Stu-
dien auf dem Gebiete der
Lat. Syntax 1884 Die Zeit-
folge nach dem Praesens
historicum u. s. w.)
Horace 68, 87, 88, 94, 112,
143, 152
Hyginus 81 (1st cent.?)
Jacobs R. passim (school ed.,
8th 1881, Berlin Weidmann,
revised by H. Wirz)
Jerome 87 (4th cent.)
John C. see xvi n; xx, 96
(also Sallustius über Catili-
nas Candidatur im Jahre
688, RM. 1876)
Jordan H. passim (two pre-
faces to text, also Hermes
i 229-50, iii 459, v 396,
and Kritische Beiträge zur
Geschichte der Lateinischen
Sprache 1879)
Jugurtha, the style of the
xxxiii, 67, 94
Klimscha P. xxx, 147, see
xlviii n; 87 (Zeitschrift f.
d. österreich. Gymnasien,
1878)
Köchly A. 12 (ap. Wirz, de
fide etc.)
Kortte G. (Cortius) xlv, 27,
71, 81 (ed. 1724)
Krämer C. E. 20 (Emendatio-
nes Sallustianae, 1875)
Kritz F. passim (large ed. 1828,
small 1856)
Kuhlmann L. 17 (de Sallustii
codice Parisino 500, 1881)
Kvíčala J. 68, 72, 85, 91, 164
(Z. f. d. ö. G. 14. 579)
Laeca, meeting at house of
XV, xxiii, 109
Lallier R. 164 (school ed.
1881)
Lenaeus ix n, xxix n.
Lentulus 92
Licinianus G. xiii n
Linker G. 30, 71, 153 (Emen-
dationen zu Sallust auf
Grund seiner Quellen und
Nachahmer, 1854)
Livy, on Sall. xxxviii n. Lan-
guage: agreement 66, 77,
80 (bis), 83, 89, 97, 105,
108, 113, 118, 127, 131,
133, 134, 135, 143, 149,
156, 157, 165; difference
79, 82 (bis), 101, 162
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