The Life of Cicero, Volume II.

by Anthony Trollope

V.

• Valerius Maximus, as to Catiline, i., [209].
• Valerius, Cicero stays at his villa, ii., [189].
• Varenus, his trial, i., [127].
• Vargunteius, a knight employed to kill Cicero, i., [223].
• Varro, the period at which he wrote, i., [24].
• Vatinius, speech against, ii., [28];
  • Cicero defends, [48].
• Velleius Paterculus, as to Cicero, i., [15];
  • as to Catiline, [209].
• Veneti, Cæsar's treatment of, ii., [166]. [346]
• Vercingetorix, conquered at Alesia, ii., [74].
• Verres, his trial, i., [125];
  • Governor for three years, [126];
  • retires into exile, [141];
  • standard-bearer to Hortensius, [149];
  • fined and sent into exile, [161].
• Vibo to Velia, Cicero's journey in a small boat from, i., [138].
• Vigintiviratus, offered to Cicero, i., [12];
  • Cicero repudiates, [288].
• Vindemiolae, the way Cicero expends them, [177].
• Virgil, Cicero intended by, i., [14];
  • his version of the Eagle and the Serpent, [46];
  • his boasting, [151];
  • his allusion to Cicero, [203];
  • description of Catiline, [209].
• Volcatius, does not speak for Marcellus, ii., [150].
• Voltaire, version of the Eagle and the Serpent, i., [40];
  • description of Catiline, [208].