Abuccius, 99.
Accius-birth, 55; literary activity,
friendships with leading men, 56;
character, 56; plays and other
works, 57; Accius on philology
and philosophy, 57; views on
Accius, 58; relations with Pacu-
vius, 35; on the dates of Livius,
1; imit. by Lucr. 121, by Virg. 161.
Acro, 354.

Acta diurna and Acta senatus, used
by Tac. 346; by Sueton. 349.
Aedituus, see Valerius.

Aelius Stilo, 10, 25, 29.
Aelius Tubero, 220.

Aemilius Macer, 182.
Aemilius Scaurus, 58.

Aeschylus, imit. by Livius, 3; by
Accius, 57; by Sen. 253; trans.
by Cic. 88.

Aesop, imit. by Phaedrus, 239.

Aesopus, actor, 69.

Aetna, see Lucilius Iunior.

Afranius, L. 64.

Agricola, 338, 341.

Agrippina, 243 sqq.; her memoirs,
346.

Albinovanus Celsus, 181.
Albius, see Tibullus.

Alcaeus, imit. by Hor. 174 sqq.
Alexandrian influence on Catull.
139, 175; on Virg. 157; on
Propert. 199; on Ovid, 210.
Alimentus, Cincius, 53.

Anacreon, foll. by Hor. 175.
Andes, birthplace of Virg. 148; its
position, 148 note.
Andronicus, Livius, dispute as to
his dates, 1; facts of life, 2;
actor and schoolmaster, 3; plays,
3; Odisia, 3; Hor.'s reference to,
165.

Annaeus, see Cornutus, Lucanus,
Seneca.

Anser, 184, 141-2.
Antias, see Valerius.

Antioch, birthplace of Publilius
Syrus, 145.

Antiochus, teacher of Cicero, 70;
of Varro, 91.

Antipater, see Coelius.
Antonius, C. Iullus, 181.
Antonius, M., the orator, 69.
Antonius Gnipho, rhetorician, 69.
Apollodorus, imit. by Ter. 46, 47:
Apollonius Rhodius, trans. by
Atac. 144; imit. by Virg. 161;
by Val. Flaccus, 287.
Aquilius, 39.

Aquinum, birthpl. of Juv. 313.
Aratus, trans. by Cic. 87; this trans.

used by Lucr. 120, imit. by Atac.
145, by Virg. 157, trans. by Ger-
manicus, 281.

Archias, 69, 75, 89.

Archilochus, imit. by Hor. 174.
Argumenta, to Plautus, 18; to Ter.
51; to Livy, 217.
Aristius Fuscus, 181.

Aristotle, foll. by Cic. 79, 85; by

Hor. 179.

Arpinum, birthpl. of Cic. 69.

Caecilius of Novum Comum, 139.
Caecilius Statius-dates, 37; come-
dies, 38; relations with Ter. 38,
42; views on Caecilius, 39; friend
of Ennius, 28; imit. by Ter. 43.
Caelius Rufus, defended by Cic. 76;
enemy of Catull. 135.
Caesar, C. Iulius-birth, 100; early
connexion with democrats, 100;
military and civil career, 101-2;
supports Pompey, 102; first tri-
umvirate, conquest of Gaul, civil
war, 103; dictator, death, 104;
De Bello Gallico, 104; its objects,
style, 105; De Bello Civili, 106;
other works in the Corpus Caesari-
anum, 106; theories on their au-
thorship, 107; Caesar's lost works,
incl. speeches and poems, 109;
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criticisms on his poems, III; verses
on Ter. 51; relations with Cic.
71, 77, 109, 110; with Varro,
92; with Sall. 127; with Laberius,
97; with Catull. 137; with Calvus,
143; celebrated by Bibaculus, 100;
by Atac. 144; Livy on, 223; Lucan
on, 268, 270; foll. by Frontinus,
311; by Tac. 346.

Caesar Strabo, 66.
Calagurris, birthpl. of Quintilian, 302.
Calendar, Caesar's reform of, 104,

IIO.

Calidus, Iulius, 124.

Caligula, and Seneca, 242.
Callimachus, imit. by Catull. 139;
by Propert. 198-9; by Ovid, 211-2.
Calpurnius Piso, 58; foll. by Livy,

220.

Calpurnius Siculus, T. 275; discus-
sion of his date, 276; Eclogae and
sequel by Nemesianus, his models,
De laude Pisonis, 277.

Calvus, C. Licinius Macer, life,
speeches, 142; poems, relations
with Caes. 143; with Catull. 138-9,
143; Hor.'s opinion of, 143, 176.
Canticum, 19, 50.

Cassius Hemina, 58.

Catilinarian conspiracy, 70, 75, 102.
Catius, T. 83, 112.

Cato, M. Porcius, the censor, date,
53; founder of Latin prose, 53;
works, 54-5; patron of Enn. 27;
foll. by Nep. 117; by Virg. 157,
161; by Livy, 219; imit. by Sall.
131.

Cato Uticensis, Lucan on, 269.
Cato, Valerius, teacher of Catullus,
133, 139.

Catullus, C. Valerius-birth and

dates, 132; family and education,
133; relations with Lesbia, 134;
voyage to Bithynia, 136; attacks
Caesar's party, 137; relations with
contemporaries, 138; longer poems,
Alexandrian influence, publication
of poems, 139; metre, 175; friend
of Nep. 114-5; of Calvus, 138-9
143; of Cinna, 140; Hor.'s opinion
of, 143, 176; imit. by Virg. 154;
by Mart. 301.