장음표시 사용
751쪽
a voluptas et dolor duo illi mala opposita, medium eorum bonum, s. 5, 4. Sphaera 3, 10, 3. Splendere 18, 12, 2. Sponsaliorum sollemnia ex Servii Sulpicii sententia 4 4, 2. Sponsus, sponsa 4 4, 2. Squalere 2 6 4sqq. cf-7, 14. b. 0 4 4. Squalor ibid. Stabulatio 16 5, 10 Stadiorum in Graecia longitudo. 1, 1, 2.
Stare pectus sentibus, apud Lucilium, , 4. Stata forma, v forma. Statim tempore, rael. 18. Stationes Roma ius docentium, 13. 13, 1. Statius, 4, 20 11 sqq. Stellae erraticae 3, 10, 2. Stellarum sidorumquB observatio liquido non consistit, 14, 1. stellarum non essct eam vim quam Chaldaei Dcunt, ibid.
Steritus, 17, 21, 44. Sternutatio, , 16, 24. cf. 12, 5, 11. Stipulatio, , 4, 2. Stitisses, pro tetiues, 2, 14. Silata, 10, 25 5. Stoica disciplina, 1, 2, 3. Stoici et Peripatetici disputatio super vita beata. 18,1.4 sqq. d dolore a cundimi Stoicos 12,5 19, 12. Stoicus Erua ex Epicteti sententia. I, 2. cf. 19, 1,
4. 12, 2. 4, 16 6. 16Stolidi qui proprio 18,
5sqq- Stolo, in 1, 23. Stomachi via, et quomodo cibi in uin descendant, 17, 11 Strategemata, 15, 22, 2. Siribiligo, 6, 20, 1. Stuppa aT 3. 4.
Suavitudo et suavitas, 13, 3. 2. Subductisupercilitearpto res. 10, 7, 16.
Subices, 4, 17, 13 l. Subiicere, producis. 47,
Subnixo animo, apud Q. Claudium. 17, 2, 4- Suboles, 19, 12, Subscriptio in reum, L
Subsecivum smpus, 18, 10, 8. Praef. 23. i. 13, 24. 4. Subsecundaris tempora, Praef. 23. Subsidia, in re militari, RSubsolanus ventus, 2, 22,
Subulcus, 13 9 ο- Subvades. 16, 10 S Succenturiari. 1, 8, ' Succidaneas hostia' νον
'pud Plautum, Succidiae 13, 24
752쪽
Solleretus, 4, 17, 3. Suffragia serras, 13, 15, 10. 18, 5. 16, 13 7. Suua L.) dictator 2, 24, 11.18.4,4 flamen, 1, 12, 16 cf. 2, 24, 11. 13 14. 4. 15, 1, 5. consul, 10, 20, 10. 15, 28, 3. Sulla P. 4eus M. Ciceroni
mutuam dat pecuniam, 12, 12, 2. Sunae causa, 1, 5, 3.
Alii canus Pauli F. hi cerit 7 12, 4. Sulpicius Apollinaris, 2, 16, 8. 10. 4, 17, 11. 6 6, 12. 11, 15, 8. 12, 13, 1. :13, 17, 2. 19, 1. Ib, 5, 3.16,5,6.18, 1. 19, 13, 1. 20, 6.
Summovere populum, 13, 13, Summus ton M, 13, 25, 1. 3. Siamtuariae leges, 2, 24, S per unde 3 13 9, 5. Superbia. 7, 3, 60 51. V.
Superesso, 1, 22. Supersedere peram, 2, 29, 13. Supinus, undo 13 9, 5. Sursum cur certiores ictua fiant, si quid mittas, quam deorsum, , 1. Sus quid, et ut a porcetra
Suspensus cum genitivo,14, 1, 36. Suspiciosus 9, 12, 1. T. SSusque deque 16, 9.syades 13,3 λ83eophantam 14, 1, 32. Syllogismi, 5, 11, 8. 2, 8, 14 syllogismi aptionesquis
dialecticae 1, 2, 4 definitio ut ab Aristotelo posita est Latino conversa, 15, 26.
Symbolas, 6, 13, 12. Symposiacae quaestiones, ibid. Synanche, 11 9, 1. Sypnua, 13 9, 5. Syracosius, 3, 17 2. Tabulas Caerites, 16, 13, . Tabularum obsignatis 1
2 4. . Tannarus PromontoF., 16,
19, 16 23. I alenta Attica tri quot HS. 3, 17, 3. illedecim, o 2, 2. Talentum magnum. 11, 10, 2. cf. 11,9,2 1, 8, 5.
Tationis poena ex TII tabulis 20,1 14sqq. ad aestimationem iudicia redigi solita, ibid. 3T. f. 16, 10,
Tango tetigi, 7, 9, 14. l. 2 6 5. Tarentius 7 16 6. Tarpeium saxum, 17, 21, 24 20, 1, 53. Tarquinius L.), 15,29, 2. Tarquinius Priseus, 17, 21, 4. Tarquinius Superbus Romanorum rex, 1, 19, 2sqq. 17, 21, 6. Tarratia 6, 7, 1 sqq. Tartessus. 7, 16, 5.
753쪽
Gellio re ponderit, per sontanti, an philosophus irasceretur, 1, 26. Gellium eonvivio accipit, 17, 8 Stoicorum bosus, 12, 5. Eius commentarii 1, 26, 3. De officiis paren. tum et silior. 2, 2. Adbora tio adibilosophiam, 6 10 1 sqq. f. 6, 13, 1sqq-8,6.9, 8 ι 19 14, 10, 3. Taxara 2 6 5. Teanum Sidicinum 10, 3,
Teismachus, 14, 6, 3. Telorum vocabula, 1 25. Temere, M 13, 6Φqq. Tematum, 10, 23, 1
Tempestas, anceps vocabulum. 12 9, 1. Tempestatic descriptio,10. 1. Templum, 14 T. Trii iani 11 17, 1.
posita et cohaerentia, λ31. 3 v. Statim, Tendo, latendi, 7, 9, 14. Tentamenti gratia, 9, 15,6. Tenuiter 1, Terentius quando ore
rit 17,21, 40. cf. 15,24. Ter insatio 11, 7 s. Ternio lunae, Lao, Teriones, , 21, . Terra, abundat. Poet a. 1, 1, 2, Terra movat, 2, 2 sicit.
tio, dici oporteat, I I. Tesserae, i, 2 M. Tesserulae 10, 27, 5. Testamenti senem tria, 15, 27, 3.
Testimonii dicendi ius, ατ 2. Testimonii latii convivi de saxo Tarpeio Buci hantur ex XI inhviis,m, 1, 53. Testimonium dumma
clientem nemo dicit, , 13, 4. Testium interoe si rivist, 4. 7
15, 13. 1. Thebas oppugnatam 3, 16, 16. Thebani iacedaemonios apud Louctra quando a Dperaverint, 17, 21. 26. Themistocles aliariam sium dux quani et hi Temem devicarinis,sta.
754쪽
Thermopylas, a, 7, 19. Thermus Q. , 10, 3, 17. Thersites 1, 15, 11. 17, 12, 2. Thesaurus ominus, 1 N,
Thesaur verbum Grae cum 2, 10, 3. Theseo, fabula de 10, 16, 13. Theseum certamen, 15,
20, 3. Thessalia. 14, 6, 4. 15, 18, 1. Thetis 12, 1, 20. Thraca satio 10, 25, 4. Thracia sithon dicta, 15, 20, 3. ε 3 9, 2. Thracua homo, 19, 12. . Thucydide quo tempore
mortuus, 15, 23 et 17, 21. 16. Tiberianae domu hiblio . theca, 13, 19, 1. Tiberinus campus 6, , Tiberis, 20 1, 4χTiberius Caesar. 2, 24, 13.16, 13, 5. consultus da civica corona, b, 6, 14.
cantu multis doloribus hominum leniendis adhibetur 4, 13.
Tibicen 1, 11, 3. 20, 1. Tibiis ut quando Aui nienses desiurint 15. 17.
14,3 10, 3. t. 19,6,1.4. et imarchus ab Aowhlne do impudicitia aecusatus, is Timo me pyrrhurti v
qvod ictam locisso vult Quadrigarius, a, 8, 1. 6. Timor eur alvum citam fa-elat, 19 4. cur, striguis nem contrahat, 10, 6 Tiro Tullius M. Ciceronis liberius, 13, 6, 2. Tironiana diligentia leti, xa, 1, ,1. cf. 13, 20, 16. 'ris, generandi casu apud Plavium. I0. 6, 9. Titulus exquisitus, et v 'iem Inscriptio. Toga virorum Roman rum primus amictus, ,
Touers, pro corrigere 1.1χ4. 5. tetuli, , 9, 14.
Tolosanum auriam, a s. . Tonus summus, 13, 25, 13.
Torquatus L . 1, 3. 3. Torques, 2, 11,2.9, 13, 11 Traditio, 8, 1. Tragulas, 10, 25, 2. Traiani templum, 11, 17, 1 torum 13, 24, 1. Transalpes, 16, 30 λ
755쪽
Tram relatio , transgres sus navium 10, 26, 4. Transmittere, et eram ad
2, 21 I. Tremit teri a 2, 28, 1 3. Trea et tris Virgilio, 3, 20, 10. 11. Triangulae metae 1, 20, 3. Tribuni militares, 16, 4, 2, quando consulari imperio Romae,17,21,10 GL 1 7 6.
Tribuni plebei quo. 7, 19, . a. ad quid creati 13 12,
iam vocationem habεnt, ibid. 4 sqq. neque duo cant patricios, neque ad eos referre una de re pol-mant 15, 27, 4. nullum eis diem Roma abesse licet. 3, 2 11. 13, 12, s. 14, , 4. 8, 2. Tribus pro loco et pro hominibus 18 7, 5. Dibata omitia 13, 16, 4. 15 27, 5. Tributus. 13, 20 10. Trilaces. 10, 25, 2. Trigon 2, 21, 10. Trinoctium 3, 2, 13. Triones, , 21, 7 sqq. Triptas 3, 11, 3. Triquetra, 1, 20 2 2, 21, Triseclisenex Nestor apust Levium. 10, 7, 13. Tritieum an pluraliter diis catur, 10, 8.
Triumphalis corona, o, 6, Triumphum Procum
6 6, 4. Triumphus quo minus. tur quae impediant, o, 6, Triumviri rei publime Comstituendae 3 9 4. 16, 7, 5. cf. 13, 12 6. Troia, 17, 21, 3. Trusatiles moiae 3, 3, M.
Tohae 1, 11. 1. 6.8, a. Tubicines. O 2 I. Tubulus, , , in Tuditanus M.ὶ consui. 1τ, 21, 3. Tullus Hostil. 17, 21, 8.Τum, tunc, 12, 14. G. Tumulivaria doctrina, 16,
Tunica muliebris. 6 10 4. intima, 16, 15. 20.
Tunicae virorum Romanorum, , 12 2 6, 10. Tunicis uti prolixis viro indecorum, ibid. Turbulentus, 11. 15. 6. Turius .L. . 14, 2, 26. Turrea, in re militati. 10, 9, 1. Tuscus Clod- , 6, 20, 2. Tutelae pupillari muIi hiis praelata 5, 13 o. Tutorum. 12 3, 4. in pupilli, potestas 5, 13, 6.
19, 10. Tyranni triginta henis, 17, 21, 19. Tyros Sarra dicta, 14, 6, 4. uber dicendi genus 7, 14,
756쪽
Ultra veteribus D, 12, 13 7 8. Ulysses apud Homerum,1,15,3 2, 26, 13. 5, 1, 6. 7, 14, 7. 14, 6, 3. Umbri quid diem appellaverint, 3, 2, 6. Unctito, , 6, 3. Undarum motus cur alio modo aquilonibus, alio modo austris flantibus fiant 2 30. . Undiquevorsum, , 16 Urbanorum praediorum magni reditus, 14, 1. Urbes et urbis Virgilio 13, 20. Urba Romana pro Roma, 5, 6, 10 . Urinam cur ignis lacessat,
10 4, 3. 6. Ursa, quomodo pariat 17, 10, 3. Urtica, 4, 11, 13. Usucapio copulate dicta, 7, 10. Usus pater sapientiae 13, 8, 1 sqq- Ut ne irael. 20. Ut iteratum 2.29,6 3, 9, 3. 4, 1, 16 6, 10, 2. 14, 1. .
Ut usurpetur mulier quamdiu ex xII tabulis viro abess debeat 3, 2, 12. Uticenses, municipes, 16,
Utor, commune verbum, 15, 13, 1. cum Accusati,
13, 23, 1. Uxoriae rei dissicultates, 1, 6, 3. 5, 11 actiones et cautiones, 4, 3, 1. 2. Uxoribus, iusiurandum de, 4, 20, 3. Vacuum, pro Myem , 1, 22, 10. Vadari, γ, 1, 11. Vadimonium sistitur, I,
Vaetitiae 10, 25 5. gire 16, 17, 2. Valeri, in vocandi casu prima ab llaba acuta, 13, 25. Valerius M.), v. corvinus.
Valerius Q. Soranus, 2, 10, 3.
12, 9, 1. Vani, proprie qua 18, 4, 5 sqq- Varro M. Ciceroni Caesarique coaetaneus. 10, 14, 1 libri eius hebdomadum, cum proscriptus esset direpta ipsius hibliotheca non comparuerunt,
3, 10, 17. Varro triumvir, 13, 12 6. tribunus plebei, ibid. Vas, vades 16, 10, 8. Vasum 3, 14, 5 13,23 1.
Vaticanus ager et deus unde, 16,1 . 10, 7, 1. V particulae vis 5, 12, 9. 16 5 5. Vecors quasi particulae edicatur, , 12, 10.
757쪽
Vehemens, 2, 3, 3. 5, 12, 10. 16. . . Vehicula praebenda puhlic conducta, 15, 4, 3. Veiens bellum, 17, 21, 13. 20. Veiovis quis deus quid olimmoletur, quod eius simulacrum, I, 12, 1sqq.
Velitari 6, 10. velitatim, ad 12, 15 lem-
Velocitatis singulariae homines. 9 4. Vena quid et ad quid exploretur 18, 10.4sqq. venae in hominibus septe
3, 10, 13. Venales, in venalibus, 4, 1, 6. Venam solvi militibus ignominiosum, 10, 8. venationis pugna in circo, 5, 14, 5. Venenatum, 10, 15. 27.
venenum anceps vocabulum, 12, 9, 2.
6, 4. 1. cf. 17, 16. Venerius ti iumphus 5 6, 22.
bum, 15, 13, 10. Venia quando deprecanda, 11, 8, 4.
Venter timore repentino cur emuat. 19 4.
loco natus, tribunus plebei, praetor et conata pontifexque maximus,
qui a M. Antonio hostia iudicatus primus de Pax his triumphavit 16, 4.
Ventorum varia nomina, unde singuli veniant, variaeque de eorum numero opiniones, 2,22.10, 8, 13. Venus, eius frons, Myrtus), 5, 6, 22 15, 13, 10. 18, 12, 4. 10, 2.3 sqq. 19,0, 7. v. Ulcanus. Verant, apud Ennium, 18, 2, 12. 16. Veratius L. ,20, 1, 13. Verba pleraque de Graeco flexa, 4, 3, 3. Communia, 15, 13. Veiba dedit, apud Q. Cla dium, 17, 2, 24. verba nova etiam prisca dici 11 7 2. adulterina et barbara, 8, 2. Verba nova fugienda 11, 7, 1. Verba prisca et insolentia fugienda 1 10. 11, 7.
Verba non positiva sed naturalia 10 4 ambigua, 11 12. ancipitis. 12. .
ex veter significationis decedentia, 13, 29, 1. Activa pro passivis, et Passiva pro activis, 18, 12. Verbae quae in utramquct partem significatione reciproca dicuntur, , 12. verba vetera longa aetate
obliterantur, o 1, 6. Verbis pluribus idem significantibus quem in mo-
758쪽
eamque in rem testimonia inuetorum Plurima,
13, 24. Verbosus, , , 12. Verbum indefinitum, 1, 7, 6 substantivum est ite-Tumque abesse, i, 8, 7. 5, 12, 10. Verbum in plurali post
Per praeposit cum, 14, 2, 26. Vereor, 15, 13, 1. .
Verisimilis, disiuncte positum, 1, 6, 4. Veritas tomporis filia 12, 11, . Vernacula eruditio, 12, 2, 1. Verruca quid Catoni, 3, 7 6 13.
Versus per singula vocabula singulis syllabis increscens, 14, 6, 4. t. 18,15. Vertenda Graeca. Latine quomodo, ,
Veruta, 10, 25, 2 Verulius L 3, 20 1
Vesanus 5, 12, 10. Vescus 16 5, 6. Prae 16. Vesta 6, 7 2. Vestae saeerdos, 10, 15, 31. aedes 14, Vestalis quatis esse debeat,
quibus rebus sacerdotio excusetur, quo iure sit simul atque capta est ritusque capiendi, et cur capi dicatur verba item
sollerinia pontificis ximi eam capientia, i,
12. Vestalis prima a rege Numa capta, ibid. 14 19. Vestalis virgo cur Amata vocetur a pontifice, ibid.
Vestibulum quid, et undo, 16, . Vesticeps, 5, 10, 7. Vestimentum 6, 12, 3.
stri, 20, 6. Veteres proprie et integro locuti, 7, 12.
Vstus, unde, 16, 5.6 vetustius, et rimum 10, 21,
Veturius Tib. , cos. 17, 21, 36.
. Vetustas opaca, 10, 3, 15. Vexare, grave verbum, , 6, 2 sqq. Via Laurentina, 10, 2, 2. Viaticum, pro tacultate et Paratu magno 17, 2, 13. Viator 13 12, 3 in carcerem ducit, 4, 10 ligat et vincit, 12, 3, 1. Viatores magistratuum Ibcio transverso cincti 12, Vice, vicem, 2, 6, 9. 10, 3. Victoria impulverea, b, 6, 22. Victoria praepes, , 6 5. Victoriae aedes a Cn. Pompeio dedicata, 10 1, 7. Victoriosus, 4 9, 12. Videlicet, cum infinitivo,17, 5 9. Videndi rationes variae s cundum varios philos
759쪽
Videtur cum Accus ut Imsn. 6, b, 5. 10, 8, 9. Vieta poma, 13, 3. Vina dulciora ut dicta, 13, 11, 7. Vinctum, 1, 15, 1. Vindicia quid, et ut olim fieret. 20, 10, 7 sqq. Vini genera tria, 13, 30,14.
ad quid secundum Platonem 15, 2 4 sqq. Vinum apud antiquos in convivio quare 17 20. mulieribus Romanis ad quid interdictum, 10, 23. cur rarius congelascat.1T,8 8 sqq. eructum, 11, 7, 3. exoticum, Lesbium;
item Rhodium, 13, 5 b. Vinolentus, 11, 15, 6. Vinosus, 3 12 3. 4 9, 2.
12. Viperarum morsibus bhiae cantum mederi, 4,
13, 2. Vir mulieri iudex, 10, 23.
Vir uxorem in adulterio deprehensam impune Occidit contra uxor vi xum etiam deprehensumne contingero quidem
potest, 10, 23. Virescers 18, 11, 3. 4. Virgilius P. verborum diligentissimus, 2, 26, 11.
17, 10, 2 3. Lucretium imitatus, 1, 21, 7 Virgia caedi viris honestis civibusque Romanis indignum, 10, 3.
v. V talis. Viri illustres qui somErint post Romam conditaeinante secundum eluiam
Carthaginiensium, II, 21, 1sqq. Viri Romae ex Castorem non iurarunt 11, 6. Virosus, T. 12, .
Virtutum aequiparatio viam speciem aemulati nis creat, 14, 3, 8. M. 18,
1, 4 qq. Visa animi 19, 1, 15. Vita humana ferro similia, 11, 2 6. Vitam beatam qui em-ciat, 11, 2, 6. 18, 1, 4sqq. Vitare, cum Abiat. 10, 21.
Vitia, 3, 23, 17 18 qua. duo maxima Epicteto 17, 19, 5 sagitiis Ieriora 1, 17 6. Vitiosus, 3, 12, 3. 4, 2,2sqq. 12. 7, 12, 5. Vitium quid, et ut a morbo differat in edicto aedilium curulium 4, 2, 2 sqq. f. 6, 1, 13. Vituperari acerbe minus
turpe quam laudari imgide 10, 3. Vituperones, 10, 7 16.
Vivaria quo nomine et res appBllaverunt 2,20. Vocales. 19, 14, . . Vocandi casus nomina, ut Valeri, ubi acuenda 13, 25. Vocandi casus verborum in
760쪽
Vocationem qui habeant, 13, 12.
Vocationem tribunus plebei non habet, sed preum aionem 13, 12, 4 sqq, Voces etiam petulantiore Romae poenit. 10, 6.
Voculatio migidi quid, 13, 2b, 3. Voculationes. 13, 6, 1.
Vouurnua, 2, 22, 10. Voluntas an poenienda, 7, 3, 36. Volup, 12, 4. Voluptas quid sit, philoso-
9, 5. 12 5 7 8. Voluptates foedae, quae que nobis cum bellina communes. 19, 2. Voluptatis definitio secundum Epicurum 2 6, 12. Vos, quomodo pronunci
tur 10 4 4. Vox quid, 5, 15. Vulcani area, 4 5. L 13, 22, 2. Vulcanus et Venus, , 10,
Vulgarius, 1, 22, 2. 13, 24 4. Vulnus, s 12, 17. Vulsci 17 21 11 Vultus, v. 3. Xanthippe, 1, 17, 1. 8, 11 Xeniades 2, 18, 9. 10. Xenophilus, 4, 11, 7.
Xenophon an aemulusΡlatonis fuerit 14, 3. Xerxes quando homilit cle duco ab Atheniensis hus fuerit victus, 17, 21, 12 libros publicos Aeth
nis asportat in Persas, R17, 14 Zeno Citiensi et Epicurua Λtheniensis, philosophi
celebres erant, quando holium cum rege Pyrrho a Romanis sumtum est=i7,21, 38. Zeno Stoicus, 2 18 8.
Zeno consuit voluptatem esse indifferens 9, 5 5. ad Zenonis scripta refellenda quanta cura quantoque apparatu aggressus sit Carneades, 17, 15. Zephyrus ventus, 2, 22, 12.