GENERAL INDEX

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  • Abuccius, 99.
  • Accius,
    • birth, 55;
    • literary activity, friendships with leading men, 56;
    • character, 56;
    • plays and other works, 57;
    • Accius on philology and philosophy, 57;
    • views on Accius, 58;
    • relations with Pacuvius, 35;
    • on the dates of Livius, 1;
    • imit. by Lucr. 121;
    • by Virg. 161.
  • Acro, 354.
  • Acta diurna and Acta senatus,
    • used by Tac. 346;
    • by Sueton. 349.
  • Aedituus, see Valerius.
  • Aelius Stilo, 10, 25, 29.
  • Aelius Tubero, 220.
  • Aemilius Macer, 182.
  • Aemilius Scaurus, 58.
  • Aeschylus,
    • imit. by Livius, 3;
    • by Accius, 57;
    • by Sen. 253;
    • trans. by Cic. 88.
  • Aesop, imit. by Phaedrus, 239.
  • Aesopus, actor, 69.
  • Aetna, see Lucilius Iunior.
  • Afranius, L. 64.
  • Agricola, 338, 341.
  • Agrippina, 243 sqq.;
    • her memoirs, 346.
  • Albinovanus Celsus, 181.
  • Albius, see Tibullus.
  • Alcaeus, imit. by Hor. 174 sqq.
  • Alexandrian influence on Catull. 139, 175;
    • on Virg. 157;
    • on Propert. 199;
    • on Ovid, 210.
  • Alimentus, Cincius, 53.
  • Amafinius, 83.
  • Ambivius Turpio, 38, 43 sqq.
  • Amiternum, birthplace of Sallust, 125.
  • Anacreon, foll. by Hor. 175.
  • Andes,
  • Andronicus, Livius,
    • dispute as to his dates, 1;
    • facts of life, 2;
    • actor and schoolmaster, 3;
    • plays, 3;
    • Odisia, 3;
    • Hor.’s reference to, 165.
  • Annaeus, see Cornutus, Lucanus, Seneca.
  • Anser, 184, 141-2.
  • Antias, see Valerius.
  • Antioch, birthplace of Publilius Syrus, 145.
  • Antiochus,
    • teacher of Cicero, 154;
    • by Mart. 301.
  • Catulus, see Lutatius.
  • Celsus, Cornelius,
    • his encyclopaedia, 235;
    • its subdivisions, extant part De Re Medica, 236;
    • foll. by Quint. 309.
  • Christians, Tacitus’ view of, 347.
  • Cicero, M. Tullius,
    • birth, education, at the bar, 69;
    • in the East, political career, Catilinarian conspiracy, banishment, 70;
    • recall, proconsul of Cilicia, in civil war, 71;
    • death, 73;
    • speeches, 73;
    • philosophical works, 79;
    • Cic. as a philosopher, 83;
    • rhetorical works, 83;
    • letters, 85;
    • their style, lost prose writings, 86;
    • poems, 87;
    • criticisms of his poetry, 88;
    • on chronology, 1, 9;
    • verses on Ter. 51;
    • conversed with Accius, 56;
    • criticises Sisenna, 67;
    • attacked by Catull. 138;
    • his reference to Lucr. 119;
    • editorship of Lucr. 120;
    • relations with Nep. 114;
    • with Calvus, 142;
    • foll. by Nep. 117;
    • by Lucr. 120;
    • by Hor. 174;
    • by Val. Max. 234;
    • largely quoted by Quint. 308;
    • admired by elder Sen. 228.
  • Cicero, Quintus, 89.
  • Cincius Alimentus, 53;
    • foll. by Livy, 219.
  • Cinna, C. Helvius,
    • friend of Catull. 136-9, 140;
    • partisan of Caesar, discussion of his identity, 141;
    • poems, 141;
    • patronized by Pollio, 112.
  • Claudius, emperor,
    • relations with Livy, 216;
    • with Sen. 243 sqq.
  • Claudius Quadrigarius, 67;
    • foll. by Livy, 220.
  • Clodia (Lesbia), 76;
    • Catullus’ relations with, 134 sqq.
  • Clodius, P. 70, 76.
  • Clodius Licinus, 220.
  • Cluvius Rufus, foll. by Tac. 346.
  • Codrus, 183.
  • Coelius Antipater, 58;
    • foll. by Livy, 220.
  • Columella,
    • birth, military service, property, date, 258;
    • works, 258-9.
  • Comum, birthpl. of the two Plinii, 281, 326.
  • Contaminatio, 172, 179;
  • nature of the Satires, 173;
  • Odes, models of, 174;
  • metre and subjects of, 175;
  • Epistles, subjects of, 179;
  • Hor. and nature, popularity of Hor. 180;
  • relations with Virg. 151;
  • with Tibull. 189;
  • with Propert. 195;
  • patronized by Pollio, 112;
  • on Calvus and Catull. 143, 176;
  • on Atac. 144;
  • imit. Lucilius, 62;
  • Lucr. 125;
  • parodied Bibac. 100;
  • imit. by Persius, 263;
  • by Lucan, 271;
  • by Mart. 301;
  • by Juv. 325;
  • foll. by Quint. 309.
  • Hortensius, 74.
  • Hostia, see Cynthia.
  • Hostius, 65;
    • imit. by Virg. 161.
  • Hyginus, C. Iulius, 224;
    • friend of Ovid, 206.
    • Iambi = satirical verses, 100, 174.
    • Imbrex, Licinius, 39.
    • Italicus, see Silius.
    • Iulia, grand-daughter of Augustus, 203.
    • Iulius, see Caesar, Calidus, Florus, Frontinus, Hyginus.
    • Iunior, see Lucilius.
    • Iuvenalis, D. Iunius,
      • sources for his life, 312;
      • birth, 313;
      • inscription at Aquinum, 314;
      • parentage, position, and education, 314-6;
      • military and civil career, 316;
      • in Britain, 317;
      • references to Britain, 318;
      • life in Rome, 319;
      • dates of Satires, 320;
      • banishment, 322;
      • death, 323;
      • subjects of Satires, 323;
      • pessimism, rhetorical learning and style, 324-6;
      • friend of Mart. 298;
      • imit. Virg. 163.
    • Iuventius, 52.
    • Jerome, 351;
    • Jews, Tacitus’ view of, 347.
    • Labeo, Fabius, 42, 52.
    • Laberius,
      • dates, 193-4;
      • later life, 194-5;
      • relations with Maecenas, Augustus, and contemporary poets, 195-6;
      • elegies, 196;
      • dates and contents of the four books, 196-9;
      • his archaeological tastes, 198;
      • character, 200;
      • friend of Ovid, 206;
      • imit. Virg. 163;
      • imit. by Mart. 301.
    • Prosody, 22, 32.
    • Publilius Syrus,
      • life and works, 145;
      • views on, 146;
      • contest with Laberius, 97, 145.
    • Pupius, 185.
    • Pythagoreanism,
      • in Enn. 30;
      • in Laberius, 99;
      • in Virg. 162.
    • Quadrigarius, see Claudius.
    • Quintilianus, M. Fabius,
      • pl. of birth, 302;
      • probable date of birth, his teachers, at the bar, 303;
      • professor of oratory, date of the Institutio, retirement, 304;
      • tutor to Domitian’s grandnephews, consul, flattery of Domitian, domestic relations, 305;
      • earlier works, 306;
      • Institutio, 306;
      • scope of work, 307;
      • his authorities, 308;
      • spurious works, 309;
      • friend of Martial, 298;
      • teacher of Pliny the younger, 327;
      • views on Roman writers, passim.
    • Quintius, see Atta.
    • Rabirius, 83.
    • Reate, birthpl. of Varro, 91.
    • Religion,
      • in Enn. 29;
      • in Pacuv. 36;
      • in Accius, 57;
      • in Lucr. 122;
      • in Virg. 161;
      • in Livy, 222;
      • in Tac. 343.
    • Rhinthonica, 11.
    • Roscius, actor, 69, 73.
    • Rudiae, birthpl. of Enn. 26.
    • Rufus, see Curtius, Valgius, Varius.
    • Rusticus, see Fabius.
    • Rutilius, 220.
    • Sallustius Crispus, C.,
      • dates, youth, rank, 125;
      • political and military life, 126-7;
      • retirement, 128;
      • Bell. Cat., object of work, 128;
      • Bell. Iug., object of work, 129;
      • Hist. 129;
      • spurious works, 130;233;
      • by Val. Max. 235.
    • Tibiae, 45, 50.
    • Tibullus, Albius,
      • birth, 185;
      • rank and wealth, 186;
      • friendship with Messalla, 187;
      • relations with Delia and Nemesis, 188;
      • with other poets, 189;
      • poems, 189;
      • imit. Virg. 163;
      • friend of Ovid, 206;
      • imit. by Mart. 301.
    • Ticidas, 140.
    • Ticinum, birthpl. of Nepos, 113.
    • Tingentera, birthpl. of Mela, 259.
    • Tiro, M. Tullius, 90;
      • edits Cicero’s works, 78, 85.
    • Titinius, 52.
    • Titius, 181.
    • Togata fabula, 6, 52, 64, 185.
    • Trabea, 39.
    • Trabeata fabula, 185.
    • Tragicomoedia, 10.
    • Tranquillus, see Suetonius.
    • Trogus, Pompeius, 223;
      • followed by Val. Max. 235.
    • Tucca, 154, 160.
    • Tullia, 72, 80.
    • Tullius, see Cicero, Tiro.
    • Turpilius, 52.
    • Tusculum, birthpl. of Cato, 53.

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