14. 145, 151.

popina: 8. 158; 11.81.

populariter: 3.37.

population of Rome: 11. 197.

porrum: 3. 293; 14.131.
Porta Capena: 3. 11.

Porta Syenes: II. 124.
portents: 13.63, 65.
porticus: 4.6; 7. 178.

portus Augusti: 12.75.

posca: 3. 292.

:

Poseidon palace of, 13.81.
Posides, freedman of Claudius:

14. 91.
position: Intr. 86.

potestas, magistrate: 10. 100.
pottery of Saguntum: 5. 29.
praebere caput venale: 3. 33.
praeceps: 1. 149; 10. 107.
praeco: 1.99; 3. 157; 7.6.
praefectus urbi: 13. 157.
praemia, bribes: 3. 56.
Praeneste: 3. 190.
praesentius: 3. 18.

praesidia: 7. 23.
praetexta: 10. 35.
praetextatus: 1.78.
praetoria, palaces: 1.75.
praetorian camp: 10. 95.
pragmatici: 7. 123.

prandium: 13.46.

prima senectus: 3. 26.
princeps equitum: 4.32.
privatus: 1. 16; 13. 41.
prizes at Olympia: 13.99.
procer: in singular, 8. 26.
Prochyta: 3.5.
procul inde: 14.45.
prodigies: 13.63, 65.
prohibitions: Intr. 37, 38.
Prometheus: 4. 133; 8. 133; 14. 35
promittere: 11.60; to foretell,
3.43.

pronoun is: Intr. 71.

proper names: as appellatives,
Intr. 65; indirect designation of,
Intr. 66; to denote a class, Intr.
64.

propinare: 5. 127.

proseucha: 3. 296.

provocare, to rival: 1. 24.

prudentia: 10. 365.

pruna: 3.83.

public slaves: 10.41.

puer Iliacus: 13.43.
puls: 11. 58.

pumex: 8. 16.

punishments in the world below: