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n. mxe reser the reade to the notes.)Acco vi. 4. I; 44 a Vii. 1. . Adiatunnus, iii. 22. I, 'Aδιατομος, Athen. i. 2 9 b. Aemilius, L. i. 23. 2.
Andecumborius, ii 3. I. Antistius Reginus Q, i. I. I Vii. 83 3 90. 7. Antonius, M. vii. 81. 6. Ariovistus, i. 31. Io n. 32-4, 3647, 4b, 50, 53 iv I 6 7 v. 29. 3;55. Q vi. 12 2. 'Αριοουιστος, D. C. 'Αριυβιστος, Plui. Aristius M. vii 42 5 43. I. Arpineius, C. V. 27. I 28. I. Atrius, Q. V. . I 10. a. Aurunculeius Cotta, L. ii. 11. 3 n. iv. 22 5 38 3 v. 24, 26, 28 I, 33, 35-7, 52 vi. 32. 4; 37. .
Baculus, P. Sextius. See Sextius. Balventius, T. V. 35. 6. Basilus, L. Minucius See Minucius. Boduognatus ii 23. 5. Brutus D. iii I1. n. 14 3: Vii. 9. 24 87. I. Δεκιμος Βρουτο v. Caburus, C. Valerius. See Valerius. Caesar : passim. Καισαρ. CaeSar, L. Vii. 65. I. Camulogenus, vii. 57 3 59. 4 62.5, 8. Caninius Rebilus Q vii. 3. m. 90. 7. Κανίνιος Pεβιλιος Plui. Carvilius, v. 22. I. Cassianus, adj. i. 13. 2. Cassius, L. i. 7. 12 5 7. Cas,ivellaunus 11 18 22.
Κασουελλανος D. Casticus, i. 3. 4. Catamantaloede S i. 3. 4. Catuvolcus V. 24. 4 26. I ri. 31. 5. Cavarillus, Vii. 67. 7. CavarinuS. V. 54. Q i. 5. 2. Celtillus, vii. 4. I.
Cicero, Q. V. 24. m. 27, 38-41, 45, 48 49, 52, 53 vi. 32 6 36. I:
Cita. Q Fufius se Fufius. Cimberius, i. 37. 3. Cingetorix Britannus , V. 22. I. Cingetorix Tre 4r , v. 3, 4 56 57:
Considius, P. i. 21, 22. Convictolitavis, vii. 32, 33, 37, 9, 42 55 67. Cotta See Aurunculeius. Cotus, vii. 32, 33, 39 67. Crassus, M. triumvir , i. 21. 4 civ.
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Critognatus, vii. 77, 78. Divico, i. 13. 2 14. 7. Divitiacus Aeduus , i. 3, 16, 18 20;31 9 n. 32, 41 ii 5, 10, 14, 15:vi. 12 5 vii. 39. I. DEI VICIACUS, coin S. Divitiacus rex Suessionum , ii 4. 7. DomitiuS L. V. 1. I. Donnotaurus, C. Valerius See Valerius. Dumnorix, i. 3 9, 18-20 V. 6, 7. DUBNO REMO DUBNOREIX, CoinS.
Durus, Q. Laberius See Laberius. Eporedorix due Aeduorum vii. 67. Eporedorix adulescens , Vii. 38-έ0,54 55, 3, 64, 6.
Fabius, C. legatus , V. 24, 6, 7, 53 vi. 6. I vii. 40, 1, 87, 90. Fabius, L. centurio), vii 47 7 50. 3.
Fabius Maximus, . i. 45. 2. O τος Φάβιος αξιμος Αἰμιλιανός, Str. Fufius Cita, , Vii. 3. I. Gabinius A. i. 6. 4. Galba rex Suessionum , ii 4. D 13. I. Γάλβας. Galba, Ser. iii 1. I n. 3, 5, Σερουιος Γάλβας Γάλβας ὁ Σερουιος. Gallus, M. Trebius See Trebius. Gobannitio Vii. . . Gutruatus, Vii. 3. . Iccius, ii 3. I 6 4; . . Indutiomarus, v. 3, 4, 26 53, 55 57,5 vi 2 8 'Iνδουτιό ρος. IuniuS, Q. V. 27. Ici 28. I. Laberius Durus, Q. V. 15. 5.
Labienus, T. i. 10, 21, 22, 54 i. 1, 11, 26 iii. 11. I iv. 38. I V. 8, 11, 23 2έ, 27, 37, 46.47, 53, 56-8:vi. 5 7, 8 vii. 34, 6-9, 1, 62, 6, 7 90 Λαβιῆνος ὁ Τιτος. Liscus, i. 16 18. Litaviccus, vii. 37-40, 2, 43 5έ, 55,67 Λιταουικός. Lucanius, Q. V. 35. 7. LucteriuS, Vii. 5 7 8. Lugotorix V. 22. 2. Mallius, L. iii 20. I. Λευκιος Μάλλιος, lut Sert. 12. Mandubracius, v. 20 22 5. Marius Q i. 40 5 Μαριος. Maximus Q. Fabius See Fabius. Messala, M. i. 2. I 35. . Metius, M. i. 47 4 53. . Minucius Basilus, L. vi. 29. 44 30. I vii. 90. 6. MoritasguS V. 54. 2. Munatius Plancus V. 24. 3 25 4. Nammeius i. 7. 3. Nasua, i. 37. 3. Odovico Vii. 31. 5. Orgetorix, i. 2. I n. 3, 4 9 26. 5. 'Ορκετοριξ gen. ιγos ORGETI-
Pedius Q. ii 2. n. 11. 3. Petronius M. Vii. 50 4. Petrosidius, L. V. 37. 5. Piso AquitanUS, V. 12. q.
Piso, L. legatus Cassii , i. 12. 7.
Πείσων, APP.Piso, . con Sul), i. 2. I 35. 4. Plancus, L. Munatius se Munatius. PompeiuS, Cn. Magnus , iv. 1. I Vi. 1. 2, : Vii. 6. I. Πομπιγιος. Pompeius, Cn. interpreQ, V. 36. I. Praeconinus, L. Valerius se L.
Procillus, C. Valerius See a Valeri US. Pullo, T. V. 44. I n.
Roscius L. V. 21. 2, 7 53. 6. Rufus, P. Sulpicius See Sulpicius. Rutilus, M. Sempronius See Semproni US.
Sabinus, Q. Titurius See Titurius.
Sedulius vii. 88. 4. Segovax, V. 22. I.
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Sempronius Rutilus, M. Vii. 90. 5. Sertorius, Q. iii 23. 5. Sextius Baculus, P. ii. 25. iii. 5.2 vi. 38. I, 4. Sextius, T. m. 1. I vii. 49. I 51. 90. 7. Silius T. iii. 7. 4 8. a. Silanus, M. Vi. 1. I. Sulpicius Rufus, P. iv. 22 6 vii. 90 8. Sulla, L. i. 21. Συ as. Tasgetius V. 25. I, 4 29. 2. Taximagulus V. 22. I. Terrasidius, T. iii. 7. 4ri . . Teutomatus, Vii. 31 5 6. 5.
Titurius Sabinus, Q. ii 5, 9, 10 iii. 11 17-19 iv. 22, 38 v. 24, 26, 27, 29-31, 33, 36, 37, 1, 7, 52, 53 vi. 1, 32, 37. Κυιντος
Trebius Gallus, M. iii. 7. 4 8. 3. Trebonius, C. eques RomanuS), i. 40. . Trebonius, C. legatus V. 17. 2 24.3: Vi. 33. 2, 5 Vii. 11. 3 8 l. 6. Tullus, C. Volcatius. See Volcatius. Valerius Caburus Q, i. 47. Vii.
Valerius Donnotaurus a Vii. 5. 2. Valerius Flaccus, Q. i. 47. 4. Valerius Procilius Q, i. 19 3 47.4 53. 5. Valerius Praeconinus, L. iii 20. I. Valetiacus. Vii. 32. q. Velanius. Q. iii. 7. 4 8. 2. Vercassivellaunus, vii. 76 83, 85, 88. Vercingetorix Vii. 4. I n. 8, 9, 12,
14-6, 18, 20 21 26, 28, 31, 33-6, 44, 1, 53, 55, 3. 66-8 70, 71, 75 76 81-4 89 δερκιγγετοριξ
Voccio, i. 53. . Voleatius Tullus Q, i. 29. 3. Volusenus, Q. iii 5. 2 n.: V. 21. I, 9 23. 5 Vi. 1. 2. Vorenus, L. V. 44.
n. affixed reser the reade to ille notes. Ad magetobriga, i. 31. I n. Aduatuca vi. 32 3 n. 35 8 TongreS, NaP. Aduatuci, ii 4. m. 16, 29 3I V. 27, 38 39, 56 vi 2, 33 'Aτoυατικοί. D. Q Aduatucorum oppidum, ii 29 2 n. Namur, Nap. Aedui, i. 10. I n. 11, 12, 14-9, 23,
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Ambibarii, vii. 75. m. Ambiliati iii . . I n. Ambivareti, vii. 75. 2 n. 90. 7. Ambivariti iv. . m.
Anarte S, Vi. 25. m. Ancalites V. 21. I n. Andes, i. 5. 3 n. iii. 7. Q Vii. 4.
Aquitania, i. 1. iii. 11, 20, 21, 23,
Aulerci ii 34 n. iii 29 vii. 4. Aulerci Brannovices, vii. 75. Seeii. 34 n. Aulerci Cenomani, vii. 75. Seeii. 344. Aulerci Eburovices, iii 17 3 D. Vii.
Axona, ii 5. n. 9. -υξουνος D. C. Aigne. Bacenis silva, i. 10 5 n. Baleare S ii. 7. I. Batavorum insula, V. 10. 2 n.
Belgae i. 1 ii 1-6, 14, 15, 17, 19
Blannovii, vii. 75. m. Brannovices See Aulerci. Bratuspantium. i. 13. m. iret euit. Britanni iv. 21 v. 11, 14, 21. Βρεττανοἱ Πρεττανοί. Brittanni, Lucr. vi. 1106. Britones, Juv. Sat. V.
CarnuteS ii. 35. 3 n. v. 25, 29 56 vi 2-4, 13, 44 vii. 2, 3, 11, 75.
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Cimbri. i. 33 4 n. 40 ii 4, 29 vii. 77. Κίμβροι. Cisalpina See Gallia
Cisrhenani Germani, Vi 2 3. Cocosates, iii 27. n. Condrusi ii . . O n. iv. 6 Vi. 32. CondroZ.
Confluens Mosae et Rheni), iv. 15.
28, 29, 39. 47 vi. 5, 31, 32, 34, 35.
Galliae iv. 20. 3. allia Cisalpina vi. I. a. in εντος
Gallia iterior, i 24 54 ii. 1, 2
V. 1, 2. Gallia Interior. i. 2. I. Γαλ aTiba εντὸς τῶν Aλπεων D. C.
Gallia Provincia, i. 19, 28, 5, Φ, 53 iii. 20.
Gallia Transalpina, vii. 1, 6 Γαλατια ἡ ἐπεκειν των ὀρων D. C. ἡ ἴπερ των Αλπεων Κελτικη Str.
Gergovia vii. 4, 34, 36-8, 41-3, 45. Γεργοουία ergovie. Germani, i. 1, 27, 28, 3I, 33, 36, 39, 43, 44 47-52 ii. 1, 3, 4 iii. 7, 11 iv. 1, 3, 4, 6 7, 13-6, 19 V. 2, 27-9, 5, vi 2, 5 7-9, 12, 21, 24, 29, 32, 35 41, 42 Γερραχνοί,
Str. Κελτοί, D. C. Germania iv. 4 v. 13 vi. 11, 24, 25, 3 vii. 65. Γερμανία. Λὶ Γερμανικ Germany. Germanicus, adj. iv. 16 Γερμανικος Κελτικυς D. C. Germanus, i. 37 vii. 13. Gorgobina, Vii. 9 6. Graeci, i. 21. 2.
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Graecus. i. 29. v. 48. i. 14. 3. Graioceli, i. 10. 4. Grudii, V. 39. m. Harudes i. 31. Io n. 37, 51. Helvetii, i 1 19, 22-3I. 4; 0. 7, Ix iv. 10 3 vi. 25. 2 : Vii. 75. 3. 'Ελουηττιοι Str. Eλου τιοι, D. C. and App. 'αλβηττιοι Plui. Helveticus, Vii. 9 6. Helvetius, i. 2, 12.
Itius portus, v. 2. 3 n. 5. I. TO Ιτιον, Str.
Morini, ii 4 9 n. iii. 9, 28 iv. 21, 22, 37, 38 v. 24 vii. 75 3
29, 32 v. 24, 8, 39, 1, 2, 46, 48, 56. 58 vi 2, 3, 29 Vii. 75. 3.
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4. I . Padus V. 24. 4. Paemani, ii 4. Io n.
Rauraci, i. 5. n. 29 vi 25 vii. 75. . AuguSta Rauracorum in Bale. Redones, ii 3 n. vii. 75. q. RenneS.
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Suessiones, ii 3. 5 n. 4. 12, 13.
Treveri l. 37. I n. ii 24 iii. 11:iv. 6, 10 V. 2-4, 24 47, 3, 55 vi 2, 3, 5-9, 29, 32, 44 vii. 3.
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The reserences are to the notes.
Ablative os description iii. 3. Qvii. 73. 2.- of instrument, iv. . 5 17. 7. of pace ithin hich, i V. 35. 3. Abstraci for concrete, i. 34. 3. Aecusative os distance, i. 21. I ii.
deflected into the ablative by the preMnce of a comparati Ve, i.
Adverbial ablative, i. 7. 5. Adverbs in te forme lorom adjectives of the secon decienSion, v.
- of place sed os persons V. 14. . Age of tyrant in aut ii l. q. Archaic oris os genitive and dativeos alter, nulluS, OluS, totuS V. 27. 5 vii. 89. 5. Arme coinciis among the auis, v. 56. I Vii. 21. I. Asyndeton Mitta ut and te, vi.' a. Attractionis infinitive into subjunctive. i. 46. q. Bad grammar, ii 10 4. Balearia boys, ii. 7. I. BisonS, vi 28. I. Brachylora, Vi 28. 5.lsritain, dimension Os V. 13. I, 7. - mi id climate of V. 12. 6.
os a Stream, Vii. 56. . Celerit o Caesar' movemenis. i. 7. I. Celtae, mean in os t. l. I. Celtic originis vord connected illi horses, V. 2. 2. Cheese. i. 22. . Clemene of Caesar, ii 14. 5. Comparison, it magis and maxime, iii. 15. q. 'ompresSed construction, i. 12 3. Confusionis expression l. 1. . Contracte dative in the fourth de ciension, i. 2. I. Contraction in the fifth deciension,ii. 23. I. Copulative particle sed sor adversative, iii 19 3 vii. 62. . Cryptogram used by Caesar, V. 48. q. Descriptive ablative. See Ablative. - genitive, V. 13. 7.- nominative, iii. 13. I.
Distributive numerals i. 15 5 53.5 vi. 14 3: Vii. 74. 3. Divination among thes German omen, i. 50 4. Eth, vi 26. I. I ncliti appende to a ord endi nil in e Vi 12 6. - appende to the Stronger ord, ii. 11. 6 V. 36. 2.
Equi nox nown to the Helvetii, i.
Euphemism i. 28. 2. Fortune, Caesar's belles in iv. 26. 5. Future Participi 'it conditionalsorce, V. 29. 2.
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aut division os t. I. I. enitive after the neuter singular i. II. L 21. 2. of definition. iii 8. 2 10. 2.- os motive o tenden cy, Γ, 17. o. - genitive, i. 19 5 ii. 17. 2. .erundi ve in unduS V. 29. 2. Gnomicinori St, iii . . .
old in Britain V. 12. . Gree accusative in Gallic names i.
Human sacrifices, i. 16 3, 4; 17. I. Hyperbaton illi ut, i. 25. 4.- it ViX, i. . . Immortalit of the oul, i. 14. 5. Indicative in oblique oration l. 2. 5 40 5 Vii. 78. I.
Ire lanis imagine to e of Spain,
Middie voice in Latin iv. 32. 2. Mining and countermining Vii. 22. 4. 4kill of the aut in iii. 21. 3. Mixe insanir an Cavair among the GermanS i. 48. 4. Moullis of the Rhine, v. 10 5. Nighis time rectioned by vi. 18. 2. 9blique oration, question in V. 29. 5. Ossicers, no 'ord in latin dor, i. 39. 5. Participie illi intermittere, ii. 25. I. - illi negative prefix iii. 26. 2. Partiti ve genitive, Vii. 13. 3. I erfeci sed in histori sequence tota StreSS Pon a fact, i. 40. 7:
Plu perfeci sed on the principi ofa epistolar tense, ii 1. I. Positive for comparative, i. 2. 5. Post position Vii. 33. 2. Preposition illi names of townS, i. 7. I Vii. 80. .
Principat characteristic of a thing putfor the thin it self, iii. 8. I. Promotion by merit in the Roman
Question in the subjunctive in the oblique oration, i. 40. 2 44. 8;
Servile ar i. 21. 4 40. 5. Shadowing, customis i. 20. 6. Sige of themauis an Germans, i.
Subjeci change os, i. 27. 2.- omitted i. 31. 13 Vii. 14. IO. Subjective an objective genitive depending on the fame noun, i. 30. 2. Subjunctive by attraction, i. 23. 3. for imperative in obi orat. i.
Substitutio of ne equivalent e X- Pression or another vii. 28 6
Superlative it maxime, i. 10. 2.- he we hould emplo the comparative, i. 15. 2. Supine aster a verbisther tha thatos motion, vii 47. I. - sed a a secon accusative of