Accius, L. … 12 Aelius, P. … 29 Aelius, Sex. … 29 Aemilianus, Palladius Rutilius Taurus … 272 Afranius, L. … 15 Africanus, P. Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus … 33 Agrippa, M. … 162 Albinus, Clodius … 262 Alimentus, L. Cincius …28 Ambrosius … 265, 271 Andronicus, L. Livius … 4 Antias, Valerius … 37 Antipater, L. Caelius … 33 Antonius, M. … 36 Apollinaris, see Sidonius. Apuleius, L. … 238 Arbiter, Petronius … 183 Arnobius … 255 Asconius, see Pedianus. Asper, Aemilius … 204 Atta, Quinctius … 15 Atticus, T. Pomponius … 74, 86 Augustus, G. Julius Caesar Octavianus … 121, 162 Ausonius, Dec. Magnus … 265 Bassus, Caesius … 178 Bassus, Saleius … 192 Boethius, Anicius Manlius Torquatus Severinus … 278 Brutus, M. Junius … 30 Caecilius, Statius … 16 Caecus, Ap. Claudius … 30 Caelius, see Antipater. Caelius, see Rufus. Caesar, G. Julius … 78 Caesar, Tib. Claudius Drusus Nero … 157 Calpurnius, see Siculus. Calvus, G. Licinius Macer … 53 Capitolinus, Julius … 263 Carus, T. Lucretius … 39 Cassius, see Hemina. Cato, M. Porcius … 30 Catullus, G. Valerius … 53 Celsus, A. Cornelius … 165 Cicero, M. Tullius … 62 Cicero, Q. Tullius … 86 Cincius, see Alimentus. Cinna, G. Helvius … 52 Claudianus, Claudius … 267 Claudius, see Caecus. Clemens, Aurelius Prudentius … 270 Columella, L. Junius Moderatus … 181 Commodianus … 257 Corbulo, Domitius … 180 Cornificius … 36 Crassus, L. Licinius … 36 Crispus, G. Sallustius … 82 Curtius, see Rufus. Cyprianus, Thascius Caecilius … 254 Donatus, Aelius … 272 Ennius, Q … 7 Eumenius … 265 Eutropius … 273 Fabius, see Pictor. Fannius, G. … 33 Felix, Minucius … 249 Festus, Sex. Pompeius … 165 Flaccus, Q. Horatius … 106 Flaccus, A. Persius … 178 Flaccus, G. Valerius … 190 Flaccus, M. Verrius … 165 Florus, Julius (or Lucius) Annaeus … 229 Frontinus, Sex. Julius … 197 Fronto, M. Cornelius … 234 Frugi, L. Calpurnius Piso … 28 Gaius … 229 Gallicanus, Vulcacius … 263 Gallus, G. Cornelius … 122 Gellius, A. … 231 Germanicus … 157 Gordianus, M. Antonius … 262 Gracchus, G. Sempronius … 36 Gratius (or Grattius) … 122 Hemina, L. Cassius … 28 Hilarius … 265, 271 Hirtius, A. … 81 Honoratus, Marius (or Maurus) Servius … 272 Horace, see Flaccus. Hortalus, Q. Hortensius … 65, 86 Hortensius, see Hortalus. Hyginus, G. Julius … 164 Italicus, Tib. Catius Silius … 191 Javolenus, see Priscus. Julianus, Salvius … 229 Junior, Lucilius … 182 Justinus, M. Junianus … 163, 229 Juvenalis, D. Junius … 221 Juvencus, G. Vettius Aquilinus … 271 Laberius, Dec. … 87 Lactantius, L. Caecilius Firmianus … 255, 258 Laelius, G. … 33 Lampridius, Aelius … 263 Livius, see Andronicus, Livius, T. … 145 Lucanus, M. Annaeus … 175 Lucilius, G. … 33 Lucilius, see Junior. Lucretius, see Carus. Lygdamus … 130 Macer, Aemilius … 122 Macer, G. Licinius … 37 Macer, see Calvus. Maecenas, G. Cilnius … 162 Manilius, G. (or M.). … 158 Manilius, M. … 30 Marcellinus, Aramianus … 273 Marius, see Maximus. Marius, see Victorinus. Maro, P. Vergilius … 91 Martialis, M. Valerius … 192 Maternus, Curiatius … 192 Matius, Gn. … 38 Maurus, Terentianus … 261 Maximus, Marius … 261 Maximus, Valerius … 164 Mela, Pomponius … 180 Melissus, Laevius … 38 Minucius, see Felix. Naevius, Gn. … 5 Namatianus, Claudius Rutilius … 275 Naso, P. Ovidius … 135 Nemesianus, M. Aurelius Olympius … 262 Nepos, Cornelius … 84 Oppius, G. … 81 Ovid, see Naso. Pacuvius, M. … 11 Palaemon, Q. Remmius … 165 Palladius, see Aemilianus. Papinianus, Aemilius … 260 Paterculus, G. Velleius … 163 Paulinus, G. Suetonius … 180 Paulinus, Meropius Pontius Anicius … 257 Paulus (Diaconus) … 165 Paulus, Julius … 261 Pedianus, Q. Asconius … 204 Pedo, Albinovanus … 157 Persius, see Flaccus. Petronius, see Arbiter. Phaedrus … 160 Philus, L. Furius … 33 Pictor, Q. Fabius … 28 Piso, see Frugi. Plautus, T. Maccius … 17 Pliny, see Secundus. Pollio, G. Asinius … 121, 162 Pollio, Trebellius … 263 Pollio, Vitruvius … 166 Priscianus … 278 Priscus, Javolenus … 229 Probus, M. Valerius … 204 Propertius, Sex. … 123 Prudentius, see Clemens. Publilius, see Syrus. Quadrigarius, Q. Claudius … 36 Quintilianus, M. Fabius … 197 Rabirius … 157 Renatus, Flavius Vegetius … 273 Rufus, M. Caelius … 75 Rufus, Q. Curtius … 180 Rufus, Ser. Sulpicius … 75 Rufus, L. Varius … 121, 122 Rutilius, see Namatianus. Sabinus … 157 Sallust, see Crispus. Sammonicus, see Serenus. Scaevola, Q. Mucius … 29 Scipio, see Africanus. Secundus, G. Plinius (major) … 195 " " (minor) … 225 Seneca, L. Annaeus (major) … 167 " " (minor) … 171 Serenus, Q. Sammonicus … 261 Servius, see Honoratus. Severus, Cornelius … 157 Siculus, T. Calpurnius … 181 Sidonius, G. Sollius Apollinaris … 278 Silius, see Italicus. Sisenna, L. Cornelius … 37 Spartianus, Aelius … 263 Statius, P. Papinius … 187 Stella, L. Arruntius … 192 Suetonius, see Tranquillus. Sulla, L. Cornelius … 36 Sulpicia (major) … 130, 134 Sulpicia (minor) … 192 Sulpicius, see Rufus. Syrus, Publilius … 87 Tacitus, Cornelius … 205 Terentianus, see Maurus. Terentius, P. … 22 Tertullianus, Q. Septimius Florens … 251 Tiberianus … 263 Tiberius, see Caesar. Tibullus, Albius … 130 Tiro, M. Tullius … 87 Titinius … 15 Tranquillus, G. Suetonius … 229 Tribonianus … 278 Trogus, Gn. Pompeius … 163 Turpilius … 16 Ulpianus, Domitius … 260 Valerius, see Antias. Valerius, see Flaccus. Valerius, see Maximus. Varius, see Rufus. Varro, M. Terentius … 85 Varro, P. Terentius (Atacinus) … 87 Vegetius, see Renatus. Verrius, see Flaccus. Victor, Aurelius … 273 Victor (Pope) … 248 Victorinus, G. Marius … 271 Virgil, see Maro. Vitruvius, see Pollio. Vopiscus, Flavius … 263 FOOTNOTES:1. One of the great speeches in this play was probably made use of by Livy in his account of the address of Paulus to the people after his triumph in 167 B.C., which has again been turned into noble tragic verse by Fitzgerald, Literary Remains, vol. ii. p. 483. 2. The repetition of this word from the lovely lyric, Ille mi par esse, where it occurs in the same place of the verse, is a stroke of subtle and daring art. 3. The subject was a quite usual one among the Alexandrian poets whom Catullus read and imitated. Cf. Anthologia Palatina, vi. 51, 217-220. 4. Confess., III. iv. 5. Historia scribitur ad narrandum non ad probandum: Inst. Or., X. i. 31. 6. Confess., I. xiii. 7. Supra, p. 68. 8. Supra, p. 48. 9. These are the two parts of what the MSS. and the older editions give as Book ii. The division was made, on somewhat inconclusive grounds, by Lachmann. 10. 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