orator and writer of tragedies, who died in 87 B.0. See also Fannius.

Stymphalus, Ter. I., V. A town of Arcadia, near a mountain and lake of the same name. Subura, J. XLVI. A street in Rome, in the valley formed by the Quirinal, Viminal, and Oppian (Esquiline) hills.

Suebi, A. XXI. 1. A nation of north-eastern Germany. Suetonius Laetus, O. x. 1.

The father of C. Suetonius Tranquillus.

Sulla, Cal. LVII. 2. An astrologer. Sulla, Faustus, J. XXVII. 1, LXXV. 3; Gr. XII. Son of the dictator. Sulla, Faustus, Cl. XXVII. 2. Sulla Felix, L. Cornelius, the Dictator, J. i. 1, 2, III., V., XI., XLV. 3, LXXIV. 1, LXXV. 4, LXXVII.; T. LIX. 2; Gr. XII. (bis). Sulla, P., J. IX. 1 (bis). Sullanus, -a, -um, adi. from Sulla, referring to the Dictator: temporis, Gr. XI.; temporibus, Gr.

em

Brother of the emperor Galba. (Sulpicius) Galba, Ser., G. III. 2. Great-grandfather of the peror Galba. Sulpicius Galba, Ser., the Emperor: Ser. Galba imperator, G. IV. 1; Servius, G. III. 4, IV. 1; Caesar, G. XI.; O. v. 2; L. Livius Ocella, G. IV. 1; Galba, N. XXXII. 4, XL. 3, XLII. 1, XLVII. 2, XLVIII. 2, XLIX. 3; G. II., III. 3, IV. 2, v. 1, VI. 2, XX. 2; 0. IV. 1, v. 1, VI. 1, 2, 3, VII. 2, X. 1, XII. 2; Vit. VII. 1, VIII. 2, IX., X. 1; V. v. 1, 7, VI. 2, XVI. 1; Tit. v. 1; Galba Cupido, G. xx. 2.

Sulpicius Gallus, C., Ter. IV.
Superum mare, J. XXXIV. 1, XLIV.
3, A. XLIX. 1. The Upper
Sea," a name applied to the
Adriatic; cf. Inferum mare.
Sura, see Palfurius.
Suria, see Syria.

Surrentum, A. LXV. 1. A town at the southern end of the Bay of Naples, modern Sorrento. Syracusae, T. LXXIV.; Cal. XX., XXI., XXIV. 2. The celebrated city of eastern Sicily; applied by Augus tus to his study, A. LXXII. 2. Syria (Suria), J. XXII. 2 (Suria), XXXV. 2; A. XVII. 3; T. XIV. 3, XXXIX., XLI., XLII. 1, XLIX., 2, LII. 3; Cal. II.; N. XXXIX. 1; Vit. II. 4, 5; V. IV. 5, VI. 3, XV. Syria dea, N. LVI. (dea Syria); see note.

Syriacus, -a, -um, adj. from Syria: legionibus, T. XLVIII. 2; expeditione, Cal. x. 1; exercitum, V. VI. 4.

Syriaticus, -a, -um, adj. from Syria: exercitus, Vit. XV. 1. Syrus, -a, -um, adj. meaning "Syrian : Gr. VIII.; pueri, A.

monti, J. XLIV. 1; culmine, D. XXIII. 2. Applied to the Capitoline hill and to the temple of Jupiter Capitolinus.

Tarquinius Priscus, A. II. 1. The fifth king of Rome.

Tarracina, T. XXXIX.; G. IV. 1. A town of Latium on the via Appia, modern Terracina. Tarraco, A. XXVI. 3. A town of north-eastern Spain, modern Tarragona.

Tarraconenses, G. XII. 1. The people of Tarraco. Tarraconensis, -e, adj. from Tarraco Hispania, G. VIII. 1, one of the provinces into which Spain was divided under the empire.

Tarsensis, -e, adj. from Tarsus, a
city of Cicilia: D. x. 1.
Tatius, T. I. 1. A Sabine king
who, according to tradition,
shared the throne with Romulus.
Taurus, see Statilius.

Tedius Afer, A. XXVII. 3.
Tegea, V. VII. 3. A city of Arcadia.
Telegenius, Cl. XL. 3 (see note).
Telephus, A. XIX. 1, 2.
Tellus, Gr. XV. The Earth,"
worshipped as a goddess.
Teminites, see Apollo.
Terentia, see Albia.

Terentia, A. LXVI. 3. Wife of
Maecenas.

Terentilla, A. LXIX. 2.

Terentius Afer, P.: Ter. I.; Terentius, Ter. III. (bis), IV., v; (ter) Afer, Ter. IV.

Terentius Lucanus, Ter. I. (Terentius) Varro, M., see Varro. Terpnus, N. xx. 1; V. XIX. 1. A lyre-player.

Terra mater, T. LXXV. 1; cf. J. VII. Tertia. J. L. 2. Sister of M. Brutus. Tertulla, J. L. 1. Wife of M. Crassus.

Tertulla, A. LXIX. 2.

Tertulla, V. II. 1. Grandmother of Vespasian.

Tertulla, see Arrecina.

Tetrinius, Cal. XXX. 2; plur., id.

Thrasyllus, A. XCVIII. 4; T. XIV. 4, LXII. 3; Cal. XIX. 1.

Thurinus, A. VII. 1 (ter). A surname of Augustus; see Thurinus, adj. Thurinus, -a, -um, adj. from Thurii, a town of southern Lucania pago, A. II. 3; agrum, A. III. 1; regione, A. vII. 1. Thyatireni, T. VIII. The people of Thyatira, a town of northern Lydia.

Tiberianus, -a, -um, adj. from

Tiberius: scorta, Vit. III. 2; domo, Vit. xv. 3.

Tiberinus, -a, -um, adj. from Tiber : vadum, T. II. 3.

Tiberis, J. XLIV. 3, LXXXII. 4,
LXXXIII. 2; A. XXX. 1, XXXVII.,
XLIII. 1, C. 4; T. LXXII. 1, LXXV.
1; Cal. xv. 1; Cl. XXXVIII. 1;
N. XXVII. 3, XLVII. 3; 0. VIII. 3;
Vit. XVII. 2; V. XIX. 2; D. 1. 2,
IV. 2. The Tiber.
Tiberius, the Emperor : Tiberius
Claudius Nero, Ꭲ. XLII. 1;
Tiberius Nero, T. IV. 3; Ti.
Caesar, T. 1. 1, XXIII.; Cal.
XXXVII. 3; Cl. XXIII. 1; D. xx.;
Caesar, T. XXXI. 2, LIX. 1; Gr.

XXII.; Pass.; Tiberius, A. XL. 3,
LI. 3 (bis), LXIII. 2, LXV. 1,
LXXI. 2, 3, LXXVI. 2, LXXXV. 1,
LXXXVI. 2, XCII. 2, XCVII. 1, 3,
XCVIII., 4, 5 (bis), c. 3 (bis),
CI. 2 (bis); T. IV. 1, v., XXI.
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, XXII. (bis), LXXV.
1, 2; Cal. I. 1, II., IV., VI. 1, 2,
VII., X. 1, XI., XII. 2, 3, XIII.,
XIV. 1, 3, XV. 1, XVI. 1, 3, XIX. 3,
XXI., XXVIII., XXX. 2, XXXI.,
XXXVIII. 2; Cl. IV. 1, v., VI. 2,
XI. 3, XXV. 3; N. v. 2, VI. 1,
XXX. 1; G. III. 4, IV. 1, v. 2;
O. 1. 2; Vit. II. 2; Tit. VIII. 1;
Gr. XVII., XXII., XXIII.; Hor.;
Pass.; Augustus, T. XXVI. 2;
Pannonicus, Invictus, Pius, T.
XVII. 2.

Tiberius, see Claudius, the Emperor.
Tiberius, T. LIV. 1, LXII. 3, LXXVI.;
Cal. XV. 2, XXIII. 3 (bis). Grand-
son of the emperor Tiberius.
Tiberius Alexander, V. VI. 3.
Tiberius Nero, A. LXII. 2; T. IV. 1.
Former husband of Livia and
father of the emperor Tiberius.
Tiberius mensis, T. XXVI. 2.
Tibullus, Albius, Tibull. (bis).
Tibur, A. LXXII. 2, LXXXII. 1;
Cal. VIII. 1, 2; Cl. XXXIV. 1. Α
hill town on the Anio, north-east
of Rome, modern Tivoli.
Tiburnus, Hor. One of the three
mythical founders of Tibur.
Tiburni luculus (lucus), a grove
sacred to him; cf. Hor. Odes,
1. 7. 13.

Tiburs, -tis, adj. from Tibur :
regione, Cal. XXI.
Tiburtinus, -a, -um, adj. from

Tibur ruris, Hor.

Ticidas, Gr. IV., XI.
Tigillinus, G. xv. 2 (bis).
Tigranes, T. IX. 1.

Tillius Cimber, J. LXXXII. 1.
Tiridates, N. XIII. 1. XXX. 2.
Tiridates I, king of Armenia,
brother of Vologeses I.
Titianus, see Salvius.

Titii sodales, G. VIII. 1; see
note.

Titinnius, M., Rh. II.
Titisenia, see Salvia.

Titurianus, -a, -um, adj. from
Titurius clades, J. LXVII. 2.
Titurius (Sabinus), J. XXV. 2.
of Caesar's generals.

One

Titus, the emperor: Titus, V. III.,
XXIII. 3; Tit. I. (cognomine
paterno), II.; D. X. 2, XVII. 3,
XXII.; alius Nero, T. VII. 1.
Tityrus, Verg. 43.

Togata (fabula), N. XI. (see note);

Gr. XXI.; cf. togatarius, A. XLV. 4.
Tolosa, Vit. XVIII. A city of
southern Gaul, modern Toulouse.
Tonans, see Iuppiter.
Toranius, A. LXIX. 1.
Toranius, C., A. XXVII. 1.
Torquatus, see Nonius.
Torquatus, L., Hor.
65 B.C.

Tortor, see Apollo.

Consul in

Trabeatae, Gr. XXI. (see note).
Trachia (Trachaea) Cilicia, V. VIII.
4. A name applied to the
western part of Cilicia.
Tragoedus, see Iuppiter.
Tralliani, T. VIII. The people of
Tralles, a city in western Asia
Minor (Caria).

Transalpina, see Gallia.

Transalpini, J. XXIV. 2.

transitoria domus, N. XXXI. 1..
Transpadani, J. IX. 3.

Transpadanus, -a, -um, adj. from
trans, Padum: regio, V. i. 4.
Trebatius, C., J. LXXVIII. 1.
Trebiani T. XXXI. 1. The people of
Trebia, a town of Umbria, modern
Trevi.

Treveri, Cal. VIII. 1. A tribe of
the Belgians.

Triton, Cl. XXI. 6. A sea-god.
Troia, Troy, Verg. 38. 41. Also a
game described by Verg. Aen.
5. 596 ff., and consisting of evolu-
tions by two troops of mounted
youths; J. XXXIX. 2; A. XLIII.
2; T. VI. 4; Cal. XVIII. 3; Cl.
XXI. 3; N. VII. 1.
Tubero, Q., J. LXXXIII. 1.
Tucca, see Plotius.

Tullius, Servius, A. II. 1. The
sixth king of Rome.

Tullius Cicero, M., A. v.; M. Cicero
A. III. 2 (Epist. ad Q. Fr.); Gr.

VII. XIV. (Epist. ad Dolabellam; ad A.. X. 9; Gr. XIV. (Ep. : Cicero, J. IX. 2 (Ep. ad IT. 2. XX. 4 (Gret. de I. III. 3 De Of.), XLII. 3 (77. 19. XLIX. 3 (Ep. inc.), 1.2.1.1 (Brut), LV. 1 (Ep. ad Nep. LVI. 1 (Brut.). LVI. 6; T. I. 4. VI. 2; CL. XLI. 3; Gr. IX. XVI; Rh. I., II. (Ep. ad Ti, V. (PL), Ter. V. (Limo). Tallins Cicero. Q. J. XIV. 2; Clero, A. шI. 2. Brother of the

-8. -um, adj. from Tusculum: Fortuna, G. XVIII. 2; praedium. Gr. XI.; villa, Gr. XI. Tuscalon. G. IV. 3. XVIII. 2: Gr. XVI. An ancient town of Latium, south-east of Rome.

Ts N. XXIV. 5.
Tyrus -a -um. adj. from Tyrus:
classis. J. XXXIX. 4; coloris,
N. XXXII. 3. Tyrian purple.
Tyrrhenison Historiae, Cl. XLII. 2

Tyres N. XXXI. 4. Tyre, the
Phoenician city.

ULIXES stoletus, Cal. XXIII. 2.
Uker, see Mars.

Umbria. J. XXXIV. 1, V. I. 4. A
district in the north-eastern part
cf Italy.
Trgulanilla, se Plautia.

VALERIA MESSALINA, Cl. XVII. 3, XXVI. 2. XXVII. 1, XXIX. 3, XXXVI., XXXVII. 2, XXXIX. 1; N. VI. 4; Vit. I. 5. Wife of the emperor Claudius.

Valerous Cato, Gr. II., IV. (bis), X., XI. (quinquies).

Valerius Catullus (C.). J. LXXIII. The celebrated Roman poet. Valerius Catullus, Cal. XXXVI. 1. Valerius Messals, M.,

Rh.

I.

Consul in 161 B.C. Valerius Messala, M., G. IV. 1. Consul in 3 A.D.

Valerius Messala Barbatus, Cl. XXVI.

Valerius Messala Corvinus, (M.),

A. LVII, 1, 2, LXXIV.; T. LXX. 1;
Cl. xm. 2; Gr. IV.; Tibull.

Varius, L. Verg. 10, 37, 38, 39, 40,

41, 42. A famous Roman poet, a contemporary of Vergil. Varro, M. (Terentius), J. XXXIV. 2, LXIV. 2; Gr. XXIII.; Ter. п. The famous scholar and encyclopaedic writer (116-28 B.C.). Varro Murena, A. XIX., 1, LVI. 4,

LXVI. 3; T. VIII.; Gr. IX. (bis). Varronilla, D. VIII. 4. Varus, see Alfenus and Quintilius. Vaticanus, -a, -um, adj.: (collis), Cl. XXI. 2. The Vatican hill. Vatinius, -a, -um, adj. to Vatinius: lex, J. XXII. 1; rogatio, J. XXVIII.

3.

Vectis, V. IV. 1. An island off the south coast of Britain, the Isle of Wight. Veientanus, -a, -um, adj. from Veii: (praedium), G. I. An estate of Livia's near Veii, called ad Gallinas.

Veii, N. XXXIX. 2 (bis). A city in the southern part of Etruria. Velabrum, J. XXXVII. 2; N. XXV. 2.

The valley between the Palatine and Capitoline hills.

Veliterni, A. XCIV. 2. The people of Velitrae.

Velitrae, A. I., VI., XCIV. 2. A town of Latium, south-east of Rome.

Venerius, -a, -um, adj. from Venus: loci, T. XLIII. 2; res. Hor. Veneta factio, Vit. VII. 1, XIV. 3. "The Blues," one of the factions in the Circus; see notes on Calig. LV. 2 and Dom. vII. 1. Venus, J. VI. 1, XLIX. 3; Cal. LII., LVI. 2; Capitolina, Cal. vII.; G. xvIII. 2; Coa, V. XVIII.; Erycina, Cl. XXV. 5; Genetrix, J. LXI., LXXVIII. 1, LXXXIV. 1; Paphia, Tit. v. 1; a throw at dice, A. LXXI. 2 (see note).

Venusinus

-a, -um, adj. from

Venusia, a small town on the
borders of Lucania and Apulia :
Hor.

Veranius Flaccus, A. LXXXVI. 3
Vergilius (Maro, P.), Cal. XXXIV. 2,
XLV. 2; N. LIV.; D. IX. 1;
Gr. XVI., XXIII.; Verg. 1, 5, 7,
29, 38, 43, 46, 48; Tibull.; Luc.,
cf. A. XL. 5; N. XLVII. 2.
Verginius Flavus, Pers.

Verrius Flaccus, M., Gr. XVII.,
XVIII., XIX.

Vespasia, V.1. 3. A place in Umbria.
Vespasia Polla, V. I. 3 (bis), v. 2.
Vespasianus, the Emperor : Caesar,

V. v. 2, XIII.; Vespasianus, Cl.
XLV.; G. XXIII.; Vit. xv. 1, 2,
XVII. 1; V. I. 3, II. 1, v. 7, vI.
3 (bis), 4, VII. 3, XV., XXII.; D.
I. 3, II. 2, XV. 2.
Vespasianus, D. xv. 1. Son of
Flavius Clemens.
Vespasii, V. I. 3.

Vespasius Pollio, V. I. 3.

Vestae aedes, T. L., 3; N. XIX. 1.
The temple of Vesta in the
Roman Forum.

Vestalis virgo, T. II. 4; N. XXVIII. 1;
virgo maxima, J. LXXXIII. 1;
D. VIII. 4; plur. Vestales virgines,
J. I. 2; A. XXXI. 3, XLIV. 3, CI. 1
T. LXXVI.; N. XII. 4; Vit. XVI.;
D. VIII. 3.

Vestinus Atticus, N. XXXV. 1.
Vesuvius_mons, Tit. VIII. 3, 4;
Plin. (Vesubius).

Vettius, L., J. XVII. 1 (bis), 2;
cf. XX. 5.

Vettius Philocomus, Gr. II. (bis).
Vibius Crispus, D. II. 1.

Vicetinus, -a, -um, Gr. XXIII.
Victoria, A. c. 2; G. X. 4. Victory
worshipped as a goddess.
Vidius, Gr. XIV.

Vienna, Vit. IX., XVIII. A town of
southern Gaul on the Rhone,
modern Vienne.

vigintiviri, A. IV.; cf. J. XX.
Vindelici, A. XXI. 1; Hor. A
people dwelling in the northern
part of Raetia.

Vindelicus, -a, -um, adj. from
Vindelici: bellum, T. IX. 1, 2.

Vindex, see Iulius.
Vinicianus, -a, -um, adj. from
Vinicius coniuratio, N. XXXVI. 1
Vinicius, A. LXXI. 2.
Vinicius, L., A. LXIV. 2.
Vinius, T., G. XIV. 2; Vit. vII. 1.
Vinius Philopoemen, T., A. XXVII. 2.
Vipsanius, M., Verg. 44.

Viriatinus, -a, -um, adj. from
Viriatus (Viriathus), a leader
of the Lusitanians: bellum, G.
III. 2.

Viselliensis, -e, adj. of uncertain
origin; Pass.

Vitellia colonia, Vit. I. 3.
Vitellia, Vit. 1. 2. A goddess.
Vitellia via, Vit. I. 3.

Uncle of

A

Vitellianus, -a, -um, adj. from
Vitellius: bellum, D. I. 2;
milites, V. VIII. 2.
Vitellii, Vit. I. 1, 2, 3.
Vitellius, A., Vit. m. 2.
the emperor.
Vitellius, A., the Emperor.
Vitellius, L. filius, imperator,
Vit. III. 2; imperator Vitellius,
Vit. I. 1; Augustus, Vit. VIII. 2.
Caesar, Vit. VIII. 2; Vitellius,
O. VIII. 1 (ter), IX. 1; Vit. vII. 3,
XVII. 1; V. v. 1, vI. 2, 4, vII. 1,
XIV.; Germanicus, Vit. VIII. 2,
XIV. 4; Concordia, Vit. XV. 4
Vitellius, L., Vit. I. 2, 4, I. 2;

Pers. Father of the emperor.
Vitellius, P., Vit. n. 2. Grand-
father of the emperor.

Vitellius, P., Vit. II. 2, 3. Uncle
of the emperor.

Vitellius, Q., Vit. I. 2.
the emperor.

Vitellius, see Petronianus.

Uncle of

Volaterrae, Pers. (bis). A town of
Etruria.

Vologaesus, N. LVII. 2; V. vI. 4;
D. II. 2. Vologaesus I, king of
the Parthians.

Voltacilius Plotus, L., Rh. III.
Vonones, T. XLIX. 2. A king of the
Parthians.

Vulcatius (Sedigitus), Ter. II.
IV., V.

XENON (commonly Zenon), T. LVI.