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20, 1. Caedicii Q. , tribuni oblitum virtus, et Praecis-xum lacinus 3.7 1sqq. Caeneis et Caeneus 9 4, Laope quam cum uiui συμπμειναν habeat, o, 8. .
28. 3. Tolamium oppidum diripuit. 3, 0, 7. caerimonias unde dictae,4 9 8. Caeritos primi municipes, 16, 13, T. Caerites tabulae, ibid. Caeruleus color 2, 26, 18.22. 30 11 12. Caesar C. , 15, 4, 3 17,
14, 2. socer Pompeii 19,8 quos in consulatu, quem cum M. Bibulo ges
sit, quattuor solos in sena tu extra ordinem senten
tiam rogasse dicatur, et quem ex illis quatuor pri- mum 4, 10 5sqq. Pharsalica eius pugna victoriaque praedicta Patavii a sacerdote Cornelio eo die
quo fiebat. 15, 18. Divus Iulius, 12, 14 4. Caesares, unde. 10, 8, 3.
Caesius color 2 26. Caia Tarratiae qui hono-mma tributi, in quod ungomnium seminarum te.
stabilis dicatur 6, 7. Caius, Augum nepoa, 15,7. 3. Calabarrinoua a L aerio. 16, 7 6. Calari. 15. 27, 2. Calceamentum, . at 2 3. Calendae, 2, 24, 11.14. 16.4 4. Caleni 10 3, 3. Calliclea, 4, 11, 14. Callicles 10, 22,
Callimachus poeta inlexandriae quando noxia
Callistratus irator Atheniensis, 3, 13, 2 sqq. Cato itincus 17 8, 12. Camarae. 10, 2b, 5. Camella apud Laberium.16. 7, 9. Camillus dictator quando Veios ceperit 17 21, 20. Campana superbia, 1, 2ri,
Candens, unde, 17, 10, 18. Canes in Capitolio 7 1. 6. adulantes, b, 14, 12. Canicula, 4. 20, 3. Caninum prandium in satira M. Varronis, 13, 30,12 sqq. Cannabum, 17, 3, 4. Cannae 3, 1ο,4 5, 17, 5. 7, 18, 2. Caper, quid, 9, 9, 9. 10. Capi dicitur virgo Vestalis,
1, 12, 1. 10. 13. Capiti passo, 15, 15, 3. Capio et captio. 7, 10, 3. Capitale sc iudicium 1, 3, 4.
Capitecensi qui, et qua do ramum militea o
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1ii. 7, 9. Capitolium restituendum, 2, 10, 2. 87, 1, 6 2, 10, Φ. 17, 2, 14. 24. 21, 22. Capra, b, 12, 12.10, 15, 12 12, 1, 5. Captiosas interrogationec 16,2, 5. cf. 1, 2, 4 5, 10,11 6, 23, T. 7. 3, 35. 18.'1, 12. 2 9, 10. 13, 2. Capus 7 20. 1. Carendum tui 19, , .
Caria 10, 18, 2. Carmentis lanum, 16, 16, 4. 18. , q.
Carneades Academicus cur adueretis orionem scri plurus istit horo stomachum purgaverit, o 15. ab Atheniensibus ad Romanos iugatus, , 14, sqq. 1τ, s. 1. 48. Carthaginiens κellum 3, 7, 3 17 21, 45. Carthaginienses 3, 14. 19.6.5,1 7, 12, 7.10,1,10.:27, 3. Carthago Hispaniae, 6 8,
Carviliani divortii inuas causa, 4, 3, 2. 17. 21, 44. Carvilius Spur.3 Ruga v.
Cariorem Romae viri cur non iuraverint, Instot
Castrenan conona, O si α17. 20. Ca tricius T. ctetor 11,t3, t. 3, 21 1 1, 6, 2, 27, 3. Casus interimgaddi pagidio quis, 13, 2b, 3.
Catamitus, , 11, 6. Catcscopium , 10, 25, . Cateiae 10, 25, 2. Catilina, , , 20. Cato L. , 13, 19, 13. Cato M. aedilis curuliis, ibid. 12. Cato M. qui do iuris dissciplina libros reliquit,
orationes ad avi exemplum composuit et co
sul fuit, ibid. 0 10. Cato M. Salonianus, ibid. . Cato M. tribunus f his, ibid. 4. Cata M. Uticensia, ibid. 3. 12. 14. Catonis M. Censorii
quot silii, quot nepotes, inta. 3 sqq. inimicus scipioni Africano superiori, 4, 18. 7. quando floruorit, 17, 21, T. a C. Caesaris
consule sentEntiam Tog tus verbose nimis dicens in carcerem duci iussus,
4, 10, 8. Catonic M.) Nepotis orationes, 13, 19, 1 sqq. Catonium apud Laberium,
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Caudium 17 21, 36. Caupuli. 1 25 5.
Te dixero, , , 11 sqq. Calatim 12, 15, 1. 2. Celetes, io, ο o. Celoces, ibid. Cevinus, v. Iutiva. censor ut loqui do at 1, 6, 4. ut 4 3, 2 3, 18. 5.
quos notat in aerarios re-ffert, et causam quam n
laverit subscribit, . o Cf. 7, 18, 10. 13. 15. 4. 14, 2, 8. 12, 8 6 16, 11,2.4, 17, 1. 16, 13, T.
Censores aerarium laciunt, 4, 12, 1. Consores eum equiti pra pingui auferant equum, utrum id cum ignominia sat 7 22. Censoriae nota. 4, 12 4, 8, T.
empla, 4, 12 et 2 Canaorium opus. 4, 12, 1.14, 7 8. Census, 16, 10 10. Centuriae 16, 4, 6. Cephisia Merodis initici villa, 1, 2, 2. 18, 10, 1. Cercius ventus. 2, 22 28. 29. Cercuri 1o, 5. 5. Cercyon Neptuni sitius, 1 21. Cerealibu Mari maxillata Te solita, 18, 2, 11. Ceres, 4, 6, 13, 24,
risusinium, Theaetra 15, 20, 3. Cerva Sertorii, 15, 22, 3cethegus, 12, 2. 3. Chaeronea, 17, 21, M. Chalcedon, 7 16 5. Chalcidensia colonia, Is, 16 8. Chaldaei 1,s,6.3, an s. 15. 20, 2.
Chaldaeorum vanam aesa. disciplinam, nequae tantae vetustatis quam ipsi
volunt 14. 1. Chamaeleontis natura, io,12. 1sqq Chilonis Lacedaemonuconsilium anceps pro ε luteamici 1, 3, 1 amoris
et odii modus, 1 3, 30. Chiridota tunica. 7, 12,
2, 7. Chrysippus quid do mundentia senserit s. i. quiaste necessitate et vi sata. 6, 2. Stoicorum Princeps, ibid. sententia eius oppugnata 6, 2 omno sui vel hum ambiguum, II, 12, 1 quibus Euripidiversibus saepa usus, . 16. 6. Cibatus s. 4, 10. Ciborum delicatollum regrinorumquae Matra. 7.164
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cibus hominum antiquissimorum, b, 6, 12. ut in stomachum descerint,
Cicoxo M0 quando natus, ab. 28. tilinae coniu-xationem detexit, I, 6, 15. Eadem ex aetato qua Demosthenes primas musas egit, 15, 23. bonis eum in Laelio sup ex amiciti argumentatum, 17, o quam inepto et Molido a Gallo Asinio et Largio Licinio lueris reprehen sus 17, 1. C. Caesariis .etaneus 19, 14. quam
M.tis crimen manifestimendacii a se amolitus
ait, 12, 12 eius de redit quaestio 1 20, 3. Cilicia, 17, 16, 5. Cimmerium mar. 17 8, 16. Cinasdus. 3, 5, 2 7, 12, 5. cippus, apud Laberi in , 16, 7, 9. Circensos ludi, 3, 10 16 Circes filius, 16, 11, 1. Circius ventus a 22, 20.28. Circuli optem in coelo circa axis longitudinem 3, 10, 3. Cireus Maximus. 5. 14 5. Cis veteribus Pro eura, 12, 13, . . Cispius mons, 15, 1, 2. Cithara, 1, 11, 64 Citra qui veteribus . 12, 13 7 8. Civea Romani mala tram
civica Morona. d. 6, 12sqq. of 2, 11, 2. Civilita eruditas praes 13, Civitas, proclo et proh minis , 18 7 d. Clam cum Accu..tius, a
23, 16. Classici qui M. Catoni, , 13. L 10, 8, 16.ciastis procincta, 1, 11.3 10, 15, 4
i, 7, 2λ4, 7, 4. 13, 20, 104 Claud. Cento Appii Caecistius consul. 17,21, 42. Claudii, a Sabim orti 13, 22. 8. Claudius D. , 13, 14, . Claudius P.). 10, 6, 2. Gaustritumu3, 12, 1o,b. Clearchus, 4, 11 14 Clearista. 9, 9, 5
Clemens mare 2, 21, L. Cleopatra. 2, 22, 23. Clientes nequo sallendii. . que deserendi, b. 13, 2sqq. quam cari eas ta beant, 20,1.4 13, 10, 8. Climachersa. a. o RGimacharicus annus, 15. 7, 2. Climacula AE Clunacula, 10, 25, 2. Goatius Verus quam binaurdo Latina multa ad originem Graecam edisgaere eonatu sit 16 12.
Clodianus, 18 4 4. Godii P. . de caede qua stio, , T, stoicim,rus.
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7 12. Coeli regione quattuor, 2, 22, 3. 4. 'molius 'I. Tri . L, L15, 9. 10 1 5, 2. cf. 17, 1 8. l. Coelum an pluraliter dicatur, l0 8 6 sqq. Coenandi tempuainthoms, 17, 8 cf. 3 - 1. 6.13,2.'Coenarum deliciae 7 16.16, SCoesiua, olor, 2, 26 19. Cognati, I, 13, 2 qq. Cognitores 1, 7 2. Logo 2, 7, 11. Cohibilis, 16, 19, 1. Coicior 16, 7, 5. Cottum nereum quid Hippocrates dixerit 19, 2 8. Colere, pro incolere, 1, 10,
. 1. 2, 22.19. 29. 14, 1, 8.10 4, 6. Collineare, 0 1, 6.
Colonia quid, et ut a municipio disserat 16, 13, 3sqq,
Colophon, 3, 11, 6. T. Color orationis, 12, 4, 3.14 4. 1. Colorum varia genera, , 26, 3 qq,
ligno volanm, 10, 12, s. m. Comere 1 9, 10. Comici Latini 17, 15, 6.1,15, 24. c.micorum Graecorum certumina, 7, 4.
Cominius, 17, 2 24, Comi-tio 1,s,s. 4, 24,
Comitia calata. 15 π. I. centuriata, ibid. 2. Curiα tae, ibid. et 5, 19.6. tributa re M. 4. et 13, 15, 4, sin Comitia plurali numero semper. 19 8. . . Comitiali morbus, is, 2.1T, 13, 6. Comitiatum et contionem qui magistratus avocampossit. 13, 14, 8. Comitiis jeuiurimis fidies futurum sit edicum consules 13 IQ, 1.
Commentarius liber, 13, 10, π.Communia verba, 15, 13.
Cominutationes apud Q. Claudium, 17, 2, 26. Comparativus quomodo nuutro plurali, I, 21, 7. Comperendinationss. 14, 2, 1. Compitalia quemadmodum praetore concipi solita, 10, 24, 3. Compluria et compluram recte et Latine dici 5. 21. Comprecationes deorum immortalium, 13, 22. Gon praepositio quando
producte, quando correpte pronuntianda, 2, 17.4, 17, 4. Concaptis verbis iuraxe 2.24, 2 7, 11 9. Concmstis: s, 13, 17. Concilium quid, fidi, et , ε
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ctum, , 10, 1 sqq. Condictus dies cum hoste, 16, 4, 4. condicere diem, 10, 24 9.
Confessum aes in xu tabulis, 16, 13, 11 20 1, 42. 45.
Confiteor, commune verbum, 15, 13, 10. Congerere pro nidificando, 2, 29, 5. Congius, 18, 1, 10.
Coniectanea librorum titulus, Praes. . Coniectarius, 14, 3, 1.
Coniicere, consis a causam, . 10 9. Coniunctum a connexum
dialecticum, 16, 8 9. 10. 11. Considerator, M. 5. 2. Consignatius, 1, 25, 8. Consiliosus, . 9, 12. Consilium malum consultori pessimum. 4 5 5. Consistio, ad 16 5, 10.
bum. 15, 13, 1. Conspicere 2, 2, 7. Constitio 16 5, M.
Consuetudo rerum et verborum domina, 2, 25, 11, 7 l. 12. 13, 16. Consul alter explebe, b, 3 17 21 27. Consules 13 15. 4. 8. 14.7, 4. 16, 43.2,2, 13. Vocationem habent 13, 12,
tum, 12, 9, 2. 17, 16, 7. Contemplo n. 12, 5.
Contio, 9, 3, 1 quot significationum. 18. . 2 sqq. Contionarius, 1 11.40. Contionem habere 13, 1 5.
Contrarium nullum sino contrario uliero, 6, 1, 1.
M. 16, 18, 14. Controversiae, 0, 15, 4sqq. 9. 16, 4 sqq. Convivae quales legendi, 13, 11, . .
Convivales sermones quales esse debeant, ibid. 4. Convivarum armorus ab- solae tua seeundum M. Varronem Gid 2 sqq. Convivium ahsolutiam quibus rebus constet, ibid. 3.c 1, 22, 5.15,2, 3. 8, 2. Copiari. 17, 2, Copulatum dialecticum. 16 8, 10. Cor Ennius masculino g ners non dirat, T, 2, 3 sqq. Corbitae 10, 2b, 5. Corinthus 1, 8, 4. Ephyr. dicta, 14. 6, 4. t. 16, 19, 4. 17. Coriolanus quando et q. re a Romanis desciverit, 17, 21, 11. Cornelius L. , 16 4, 2. Balbus. 17, 9, 1. Corneli ira sacerdos Patav nus. 16, 18, 2 3. Cornicen. 15, 27, 2. Cornua, 1, 11, 1. Cornus, 14, 6, 2. Corona, ub,venire,7, 3 4.
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Corona militares, 3, 6 2, 11, 2. Coronarium 4, 14, 6 5, 6 6.
Corpora mominum intiquoriun vastiora, 3, 10. 1.
Corporis et animi asanitas, 4, 13, 4. Corpus quid. 5, 15. Coruncanius, 1 10 1. et 4, 6 10. Corvinus M. Val. undosio dictus, s 11. statua Illi ab Augusto in foro Posita, ibid. 10. Corvitae 10, 25, Corvus, , 11, 7.
Cossicius L. , , 4, 13. Cotidie, 4. 16 lemma, Crassus L.), 11, 2, 4. 15,
11, 2. Crassus M. , 4, 10, 3. ova.
6, 6, 23. Crassus P. mutianus quothona in se habuerit, eius- quo gesta in Asia, 1, 13,9 sqq. Crastini die, v. die. Creberrimus crebrissumus, ad 2 30, 3. Cremera flumen, 17, 21, 13. Creobule, 2, 23, . Crepidae et crepidulari 13, 21, 5 sqq. Crepidarii, ibid. . . Creta provincia 1, 11,6 2, 2, 1. 15,2, L antea Aeria dicta. 14. . . Cretenses in acie citharausi, I, 11, 6. Crimina quemadmodram
sine periculo confiten rhetoribus 12. I Grispus, 1 4 4. Croenm, 2, 26, 5. Croesi filius infans Iocta .
5, s. Crystallus ex nive concremtus, 19, 5. . . Cubus 1, 20, 3 sqq. Cucurri, , , Cui imodi, P. S. 6. 9, 2 RCuimodi 12, 2, 2. t. 2.8, s. Cuiuscemodi 11. 16 B. Cum prime, 17, 2, 1 Cuneus, I, 2, 4. 10 9. I. Gupedia ciborum 6, 13,
Gupressus mas*, 13, 2 13. Cur in orati in die cum
Curiae 14, . . Curiata comitia 15. 27. 2.
Curius M. , 1, 1ο, 1. 1 16, 16 14 1, 24. Curriculum stadii , 1.1, P.
Currim 1, 3, 12. 12, 15. l. Cursus navium 10, 26, 6. Curulis, magistrat. 3, 18,
Cyclops Neptuni filius. 15, 21 Unoculus, , II, 5. s. 4, 6. Cydarum. 10. 25, Cylindros lapis 6, 2, 11, Cynicae Satirae. 2, 18,7. Cynthus, , . 13. Cyrus, 14, 3, 4. l. 1 16,
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Daedalus 6 6, 4. Damnas, , 3, 37. Danubius, 14, 1 9.
6, 7. Dativus plural in is proibus 1 2 6. singui in
tae in , 9, 14, 21sqq, Davus, 18, 12, 4. Do Praepositio ad augem flum 6, 16, 3. Debitores 20, 1, 41 sqq.
Decemviri quando creati, 11, 18,6.17,21, 15. 20,1,6 a Bruttianis flagro caesa, 10, 3, 17 debitoris inopis membra distrahi iu-hebant 20, 1, 14sqq. decem mensibus gigni hominem, non undecim
4, 16, 12 8, 1. 13, 24, 6.14, 7, 5. 20 1, 3.
T, 12, 2. Decima una ex arcis, 3, 16, 10. 11.
Decimi mensis partus, ibid. Decocta poma, 10, 11, 3. Deculpatus, 19, 10 10. Decuria Θ, pro loco et pro hominibus. 18 7, 5. Deder se re 3, 1 9. Defamatus, 14, 2, 10. Detectio solis, 2 28, 4 sqq. Defendere quid sat 9, 1, 8. Defessus ex 14 5, 1. Defetigare et defatig. 1, 2 6. DesinitIo omnis constat g nere et dinarentia 4, 1.13.
Defunctorum animae diu, nant 10 16, 9. Dehonestus. 19, 10 10. Deiurare, deier. 1, 3, in Delectatiunculae. Praet23.
Delenio, delinio 15, 2, 7. Delibatus, 1 3, 13. Delicatus, 3, 5, 1. Delieia, singulariter apud Plautum, 10, 8. Delphi, 12, 5, 1. Delphini Venere et Am sit, I, 8. 16, 19, 16sqq.
Demades, oratisti 11, 10, 1. 6. Demetrius πολιορκητ a G15, 31.
Democritus philosophus quando floruerit 17 21, 18 ut Protagoram Phil sophias docuerit, , 3, 4:
sqq. Cur se oculis privaverit 10 17. quid vocem appellet, . 15, 8.
Demortua verba. 0 2, 11. Demosthenes, 3, 1 apud Philippum regem verba faciens obticuit, , 9 ni- tidua cultus ei probro 1, 5. quid de Laide meretrisce poscente pecuniam dixerit 1 8. 3. ut relicto Platone Callistisium rh tor mi latus sit 3, 13, 1. ui Milesiorum legatos pecunia ab iis accepta eius rit, ioculareque eius super ea re ad Aristodemum
tis critatio facta, qua primas tarque causas egit,
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cum salutem iuga quaesisseis et ibi quando mortuus sit 17,21, 31. 35. Denarius, 1, 8, 5. 16, 9.
Denicales, v. Feriam Dente aliquo carens e numdatus an redhiberi
possit, , 2, 12. Dentes in bomine, a. 10,12.
Depalmare 20, 1. Depecisci, 20 1 38. Do pectere capillum, 10, 15, 30. Deperders 15 5, 2Deponentia passive, 15, 3. Deprecor quo significatua Catullo positum quia proprie sit, quaeque inho ratio, , 16.
Depudicavit apud Lah xium, 16, , . Dequs, 10 20, 3. Dascendidi, pro descendi, R 9, 18. Detestatio sacrorum, Id, 27, 3.
Detornata sentent a 9,R4. Detractio 2 6, 12. 9, 3. Deus, in terrae motu colenduti 2 28, 2.3. v. et
Devertere, diverti 1, 9, 8. Diagoras Rhodius in amplexu filiorum pra nimio gaudio mortuus, 3,
15, 3. Dialectica pr. 13. 1, 2, 4. 13, 10, 1. 16, 2, 1.
Dialecticam studium du- eundum, sed primo aspe- et arduum 16 8, 16.17. Dialoeticorum Iex IritST-gandi et respondericli, quaeque eius vitia 16, 2.
Di lecticus. 7, 3, 35. 13, 2. 17, 9, 3. 18, 13, . Dialis, v. Flamem Diana 2, 16, 18 9. 0 141 5 15, 22, 5. EphesiEa
templum qui incenderat hau poterat nominari 2,
6, 18. Diarium 5, 18 8. Diatriba, 17, 20, I, 26, 118, 13, T. Dicaearchia, , , 5. Dicendi tria genera, 7, 14. Dictator 14, 7, 4. Dictito, 9 6 3. Didius T.), 2, 27, 2. Dido, . . 14. Die casu patrio, 9, 14, 25sqq. Di crastini 2, 29 7 1 24, 8. Dis pristini et pristina et similia oeteres dixere,
Dis quarte et die quarto ut disserant, ibid. 1 sqq. Die quarto Matio est nudius quartus, ibid. 10.
Diem quid Athenienses dixerint; quid Babylonii; qui x Umbri; deniquo quid Romani, 3, 2. Dies civiles 3 9, 16. atras 4, 6, 1 natales 19, 9, 1. iusti in legib. u. Tabul. 20, 1, 42. Dies timin 15, 22 6. secundo casu apud Cicer
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Nonas, Idus, cur atri habeantur; et cur dies qua tias Kalendas Nonas, Idus, ut religiosus vitetur 5, 17.
Diespiter, , 12, 5. Diffsrontia in desinitione,AE L 10. Dimssio, 14, 2, 1. Dimasus dies, ibid. 11. Digamma, 14, 5, 2. Digitus qui minimo est Proximus, 10, 10, 1.
15, 13, 10. Dii, generandi casu apud Virgilium, , 14 4 sqq. Dii quibus hominibus propitii 1, 6, 3 Immortalsa, non longaevi. 2, 16, 10. cur placandi 5 12.8. quare praecipue ab homini-hus disserant 14, 1. Diiovis 5, 12, 1 sqq. Diiungere et disi. 2, 7, 22.
Diluculat, 2, 20, Dilutior color 2 26 15. Dimidia hora an recte dicatur, 3 14. Dimidium plut toto, 18, 2, 13. Dimidius et dimidiat quomodo disserant ; et tibi locum habeant, 3, 14. Dio Syracusanus amicu Platonis, 3, 17 2. Diogenes Cynicus servus, 2, 18, 9 sqq. ut sophistam captioso argumentantem elusaest, 18, 12, 7. cf. 18,7, 4. Diogenes Stoicua ab Athenientibus ad Romanos ip-gatus 7, 14 9sq. 17, 21, 484 Diomedes Thrax, 3 9, 2. Diomedis et Glauci e mutatio 2, 23, 7.
17, 21. 19. Posterior, ibid. 294Dishessio. 14, 7, 9. 3, 18, 2. Disciplinae altiores. 1, 0, 6. Disciplinosus, 4 9, 12. Disiunctivum, , 11, 8. v. 16 8, 12, 14. Disiunctum, 16 8. 12. Dismediatus, 3, 14, 6. Disparilitas, praef. 3. 7, 3, 47. Dispeasia manibus 15, 1ο,
Dispretus, ad , 18, 10. Diurnare 17, 2, 16 Dividus, 2, 12, 4. Divinatio in oratione quid,
2. 4. Di is ui 20 1, 40, Divortia 4 3, 1. 2. 10,
23, 4. Doctiuscule, 6, 1β 2. Doctus cum genitivo, 1λ7, 1. Dolabella Corn. Cong.3,9, 4. 4, 16, 15,24, 3. proconsul Asiae cur rea voneficii mulierem ad Areopagitas reiecerit 12.