Bruttia saxa, 6. 27.

Brutus, 5. 85.
Bulla, 5. 31.
Bullatus, 5. 19.
Bullire, 3. 34.

Caballinus fons, Prol. I.
Cachinno, I. 12.
Caecum occiput, 1. 62.
Caecum vulnus, I. 134.
Caedere, 4. 42.
Caeruleus, 6. 33.

Caesonia, 6. 47.

Calabrian wool, 1. 65.

Caligula, 6. 43.
Calliroe, I. 134.
Callis, 3. 57.
Calo, 5. 95.
Camellus, 5. 136.
Campus, 5. 57.
Candidus, 4. 20.
Candidus lapis, 2. I.

Cani, 5. 65.

Canicula, 3. 5, 49.

Canina littera, 1. 110.

Cannabis, 5. 146.

Cantus, 5. 71.

Cappadocian slaves, 6. 77.

Caprificus, 1. 25.

Carbo, 5. 108.

Casia, 6. 36.

Castigare, 1. 7.

Catasta, 6. 77.

Catinum, 5. 182.

Baro, 5. 138.

Bassaris, I. IOI.

Cato, 3. 45.

Fertum, 2. 48.
Festa lux, 6. 69.
Festuca, 5. 175.

Fever, treatment of, 3. 90.
Fibra, I. 47., 2. 26.
Fidelia, 3. 73., 5. 183.
Figura, 1. 86., 5. 73.
Finis extremumque, 1. 48.
Fistula, 3. 14.
Flagellare, 4. 49.
Floralia, 5. 188.

Fossor, 5. 122.

Inducere, 6. 49.
Infamis digitus, 2. 33.
Infelix, 6. 13.

Infinitive, use of as a substantive, 1. 9;
after artifex, Prol. 11; caliidus, 1. 118;
cautus, 5. 24; lautus, 6. 23; melior,
4. 16; mobilis, 1. 60; opifex, 6. 3;
praetrepidus, 2. 54; intendere, 5. 13;
laborare, 5. 39; laudare, as cogn.
accus., 1. 86.

Infinitive, perfect of, 1. 42.

Infundere monitus, I. 79.

Ingenium, Prol. 10.

Ingenuus ludus, 5. 15.

Fortunare, 2. 45.

Fractus, I. 18.

Frangere, 5. 50, 165.

Ingerere, 5. 6.

Fratres aeni, 2. 56.

Inpellere, 2. 13.

Fulta cor aerumnis, 1. 78.

Inpensius, 6. 68.

Funem reducere, 5. 118.

Inriguus, 5. 56.

Inrorare, 6. 21.

Lightning, persons struck by, buried,

not burnt, 2. 26.

Ligus ora, 6. 6.

Linea, 3. 4.

Litare, 2. 75., 5. 120.
Lucan, p. xvi.

Lucilius, p. xxiv, xxvi foll., 1. 114.
Lucilius, his dislike of the old Roman
tragedians, 1. 76; imitated by Persius,
Prol. I., S. 1. 1, 27, 35., 3. 69., 4. I.,
5. 136.
Luctificabilis, I. 78.

Lucus, a common-place in poetry, I. 70.
Ludere in aliquid, 1. 127.

Oberrare, 5. 156.
Obiurgare, 5. 169.
Obstipus, 3. 80.
Occare, 6. 26.
Ocima, 4. 22.
Oenophorus, 5. 140.
Officia, 5. 93.
Oleum, 6. 50.

Omentum, 2. 47.

Orca, 3. 50.

Orestes, 3. 118.

Oscitare, 3. 59.

Os: in ore esse &c I. 42.
Ovum ruptum, 5. 185.

Pacuvius, p. xxiv., I. 77.
Palilia, I. 72.

Pallentes mores, 5. 15.
Pallor, 1. 26.

Palma, 6. 39.
Palpo, 5. 176.
Panaetius, p. xviii.
Pannosus, 4. 32.

Pannucius, 4. 21.
Papae, 5. 79.

Papare, 3. 17.
Paria, 6. 48.

Parthus, 5. 4.

Participle present, expressing habit, 5.

187; in -rus, I. 100.

Patella, 3. 26.

Patruus, I. II.
Pede liber, 1. 13.
Pedius, 1. 85.
Pellis, 3. 95., 5. 140.
Penus, 3. 73.
Peragere, 5. 139.
Per leve, 1. 64.
Perducere, 2. 56.
Perna, 3. 75.
Pero, 5. 102.

Persius, memoir of, by Probus, p. xiv
foll.; life of, p. xiv-xvii; his want of
political feeling, p. xxi; his hatred of
the military, p. xvi., 3. 77; literary
merits of, p. xxx; awkwardness in his
composition, 2. 14., 6. 37; looked to
books rather than life, 5. 123.
Pertundere, 4. 28.

Pes, 4. 12.

Pexus, I. 15.

Phalaris, 3. 39.

Phalerae, 3. 30.

Philosophers banished from Italy, p. xix.
Philosophy, position of, in Rome,p.xx foll.
Pica, Prol. 13.

Picta lingua, 5. 25.

Pingue, 3. 33.

Pinsere, I. 58.

Piper, 5.55.