A History of Roman Literature

by Harold North Fowler

[137] De Bello Gildonico, i, 21-25.

[138] De Reditu Suo, i, 55-66. Translated by A. J. Church.

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INDEX

[This index contains the names of all Latin authors mentioned in this book, and in addition the names of some historical personages. Reference is also made to a number of special topics. When several references are given, the chief reference to any author stands first. The titles of works are in Italics.]

• Accius (Lucius), [12]; [13]; [32]; [43]; [53]; [236].
• Acilius (Gaius), [33];
  • (Lucius), [37].
• Acro (Helvius), grammarian, [234].
• Ælius Aristides, Greek sophist, [240].
• [Ælius Julius Cordus], [255].
• Ælius (P.), jurist, [37];
  • (Sextus), jurist, [37].
• Æsop, [172]; [276].
• Æsopus, actor, [66].
• Ætna, ascribed to Virgil, [141]; [181]; [188].
• Afranius, comic poet, [29]; [43].
• African school of literature, [248]; [257].
• Agrippa (M. Vipsanius), [99].
• Agrippina, [191]; [177]; [178].
• Albinovanus Pedo, [137].
• Albucius Silus (C.), [165].
• Alcæus, [114]; [121].
• Alexander Severus, emperor, [229].
• Alexandrian literature, [48]; [57]; [58]; [60]; [62]; [64]; [121]; [129]; [136]; [274]; [281].
• Ambrose (St.), [266] f.; [258]; [268].
• Ammianus Marcellinus, [263] f.
• Ampelius (L.), [232].
• Anacreon, [114]; [121].
• Anastasius, emperor, [261].
• Anaxagoras, Greek philosopher, [51].
• [Andronicus (L. Livius)], [5]; [6]; [12]; [14]; [17]; [18]; [32]; [33]; [115]; [273]; [281].
• Andronicus (M. Pompilius). See [Pompilius.]
• Antimachus, [199].
• Antiochus, Academic philosopher, [66].
• Antonines, [227]; [235].
• Antoninus Pius, emperor, [227]; [232]; [233]; [235].
• Antonius Castor, [176].
• Antonius (M.), orator, [45]; [66]; [70].
• Antonius (M.), triumvir, [68]; [71]; [82]; [93]; [99]; [131].
• Aphthonius (Ælius Festus), [256].
• Apollodorus, Greek comic poet, [25]; [26];
  • Greek rhetorician, [135].
• Apollonius of Rhodes, [63]; [107]; [152]; [196].
• Appius Claudius Cæcus, [5].
• Apuleius, [237]-240; [241]; [243]; [246]; [248].
• Aquila Romanus, [256].
• Aquilius, comic poet, [23].
• Aratus, Greek poet on astronomy, [70]; [173]; [270].
• Archias, poet, [66]; [70]; [75].
• Archilochus, Greek poet, [119]; [120].
• Arellius Fuscus, [143]; [165].
• Aristotle, [279]; [280].
• Arnobius, [250].
• Arria, wife of Pætus, [184]; [203].
• Arulenus Rusticus, Stoic, [213].
• Asconius Pedianus (Q.), [192].
• Asellio (Sempronius), [39]; [43].
• Atellan plays, [30].
• Atilius, comic poet, [23].
• Atta, [29]; [138].
• Attalus, Stoic, [177].
• Atticus (Julius), [176].
• Atticus (T. Pomponius), [94] f.; [79]; [80]; [91]; [92].
• Augustine (St.), [268] f.; [78]; [248]; [252]; [258].
• Augustus, [98]; [14]; [97]; [99]; [100]; [101]; [102]; [103]; [104]; [105]; [106]; [107]; [111]; [116]; [125]; [126]; [127]; [129]; [131]; [135]; [138]; [142]; [144]; [147]; [148]; [149]; [153]; [154]; [155]; [157]; [163]; [165]; [168]; [169]; [170]; [171]; [172]; [173]; [174]; [176]; [177]; [183]; [216]; [231]; [261]; [282].
• Aurelian, emperor, [229].
• Aurelius Victor, [261].
• Ausonius, [270]-272; [258]; [273].
• Avianus, [276].
• Avienus, [270].
• Bacchylides, Greek poet, [121].
• Balbus, writer on geometry, [225].
• Bassus (Aufidius), historian, [176]; [205].
• Bassus, poet, [138]; [143].
• Bassus (Cæsius), poet, [184].
• Bassus (Saleius), poet, [201].
• Boëthius, [278]-280; [258]; [281].
• Brutus (M. Junius), [95]; [116]; [176]; [186].
• Burrus (Afranius), [178].
• Cæcilius (Q. —— Metellus), [36].
• Cæcilius (Statius), [23]; [18].
• Cæsar (C. Julius), [83]-87; [47]; [56]; [57]; [67]; [68]; [71]; [73]; [81]; [82]; [88]; [89]; [93]; [95]; [96]; [97]; [99]; [105]; [111]; [116]; [128]; [153]; [157]; [160]; [163]; [165]; [168]; [174]; [186]; [215]; [281]; [283].
• Cæsars, Twelve, lives by Suetonius, [230].
• Calidius (M.), [95].
• Caligula, [170]; [166]; [172]; [173]; [176]; [177]; [216].
• Callimachus, Alexandrian poet, [59]; [135]; [136]; [149].
• Calpurnius Piso Frugi (L.), [37]; [39].
• Calpurnius Siculus (T.), [187] f.; [254].
• Calvus (Gaius Licinius), [62]; [95].
• Cantica, [16].
• Capella (Martianus), [260].
• Capito (C. Ateius), [167]; [192].
• Capitolinus (Julius), [255].
• Caracalla, emperor, [233]; [247].
• Carlyle, compared with Tacitus, [217].
• Carneades, Academic philosopher, [49].
• Cassius Longinus (C.), jurist, [192].
• Cassius Severus, [165].
• Castor (Antonius), [176].
• Catiline, [47]; [67]; [89]; [90].
• Cato (M. Porcius), [34]-36; [8]; [45]; [90]; [92]; [192]; [207]; [236];
• • his son, [37].
• Cato (P. Valerius), [63] f.
• Cato (Uticensis), [186].
• Catonis disticha, [254] f.
• Catullus, [56]-62; [46]; [48]; [91]; [96]; [120]; [121]; [122]; [128]; [129]; [141]; [145]; [168]; [202]; [281].
• Catulus (Q. Lutatius), [44].
• Celsus (A. Cornelius), [175]; [173].
• Censorinus, [256].
• Cestius Pius (L.), [165].
• Cethegus (M. Cornelius), [36].
• Charisius, grammarian, [261]; [176].
• Christian literature, [227]; [243]; [244]-252; [258]; [265]-269; [270]; [272] f.; [276].
• Cicero (M. Tullius), [65]-82; [12]; [30]; [36]; [45]; [46]; [47]; [48]; [64]; [83]; [85]; [86]; [89]; [91]; [92]; [95]; [96]; [138]; [156]; [159]; [160]; [164]; [166]; [168]; [170]; [171]; [183]; [192]; [209]; [210]; [212]; [213]; [215]; [219]; [224]; [230]; [237]; [240]; [246]; [248]; [252]; [257]; [260]; [267]; [269]; [270]; [280]; [281].
• Cicero (Q.), [95] f.; [64]; [79].
• Cincius Alimentus, [33].
• Cinna (C. Helvius), [62]; [167].
• Ciris, ascribed to Virgil, [141].
• Claudian, 273-275; [258]; [276].
• Claudius, emperor, [171]; [173]; [178]; [179]; [183]; [191]; [216].
• Clitomachus, philosopher, [66].
• Code of Justinian, [264].
• Cœlius Antipater, [43].
• Columella, [191] f.
• Comedy, 17-31; [6]; [7]; [8]; [14]; [15]; [16]; [32];
  • its plots and characters, [19].
• Commodianus, Christian poet, [249] f.
• Commodus, emperor, [228], [233].
• Constantine, emperor, [251]; [257]; [258]; [264]; [270]; [271].
• Constantinople, [226]; [261]; [278].
• Constantius, emperor, [261]; [266].
• Copa, ascribed to Virgil, [191].
• Corbulo (Gnæus Domitius), [191].
• Cordus. See [Ælius Julius.]
• Corinna, addressed in Ovid’s poems, [145].
• Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, [44]; [92].
• Cornelius Nepos. See [Nepos].
• Cornificius, [45]; [64]; [95].
• Cornutus (L. Annæus), [177]; [184]; [185].
• Costumes, theatrical, [15].
• Crassus (L.), [66]; [70]; [72].
• Crassus (P. Licinius), [36].
• Cremutius Cordus, historian, [176].
• Critolaus, Peripatetic philosopher, [49].
• Culex, ascribed to Virgil, [140]; [141].
• Curtius Rufus (Q.), [191].
• Cynthia, beloved of Propertius, [135]; [136]; [145].
• Cyprian (St.), [248] f.
• Dante, [111]; [112]; [113].
• Dares, [265].
• Decius, emperor, persecuted Christians, [249].
• Delia, beloved of Tibullus, [132]; [134]; [145].
• Demetrius, teacher of oratory, [66].
• Democritus, Greek philosopher, [51]; [52]; [55].
• Demosthenes, [71]; [77]; [159]; [209].
• Dictys, [265].
• Didius Julianus, emperor, [228].
• Digests, [264].
• Dio Cassius, [255].
• Dio Chrysostom, [234]; [240].
• Diocletian, emperor, [250]; [251]; [252]; [255]; [256]; [264].
• Diodotus, Stoic philosopher, [66].
• Diogenes, Stoic philosopher, [49].
• Diomedes, grammarian, [261]; [241].
• Dionysius, Greek writer, [270].
• Diphilus, Greek comic poet, [17]; [26].
• Diræ, poem ascribed to Virgil, [63] f.; [141].
• Disticha Catonis, [254] f.
• Diverbia, [16].
• Domitian, emperor, [195]; [198]; [199]; [201]; [207]; [211]; [212]; [213]; [214]; [216]; [219]; [225].
• Domitius Afer, orator, [176].
• Domitius Marsus, [137].
• Domitius Ulpianus, [255].
• Donatus, [260]; [48]; [267].
• Dracontius, late poet, [276].
• Drepanius, panegyrist, [257].
• Elegy, 128-137.
• Elocutio novella, [240]; [241].
• Emerson (R. W.), [183].
• Empedocles, Greek philosopher, [51]; [52]; [53].
• Emperors, their influence upon literature, [170] f.; [194] f.; [227]-229.
• Ennius (Quintus), [8]-10; [11]; [12]; [18]; [33]; [40]; [48]; [53]; [107]; [236].
• Ephorus, Greek historian, [37].
• Epictetus, ethical preacher, [177].
• Epicurean doctrines, [49]-55; [78]; [182].
• Epicurus, [49]; [50]; [51]; [52]; [54]; [55].
• Eumenius, panegyrist, [257].
• Euphorion, [131].
• Euripides, [107]; [121]; [179]; [180].
• Eusebius, [48]; [262]; [268].
• Eutropius, [262].
• Fabianus (Papirius), [177].
• Fabius (Q. —— Labeo), [37].
• Fabius Pictor, [33]; [37]; [158].
• Fabius Maximus Cunctator, [36].
• Fabulæ Atellanæ, [30].
• Fabulæ palliatæ, [18]; [29].
• Fabulæ prætextæ, [7]; [9]; [12]; [13]; [179]; [184]; [188].
• Fabulæ togatæ, [18]; [29]; [138].
• Fabulæ trabeatæ, [138].
• Fannius (G.), [39]; [43].
• Fenestella, historian, [164].
• Fescennine verses, [29].
• Firmicus Maternus, [260].
• Festus, wrote a handbook of history, [262].
• Festus (Pompeius), [166]; [167]; [234].
• Flavius, grammarian, [251].
• Florus, [231].
• Frontinus (Sextus Julius), [206].
• Fronto, [235] f.; [228]; [237]; [238]; [240]; [241]; [243]; [246].
• Fundanus, [118].
• Furius. See [Philus.]
• Furius Antias, [43].
• Furius Bibaculus, [64]; [63].
• Gaius, jurist, [233].
• Galba, emperor, [194]; [206]; [215]; [216].
• Galerius, [252].
• Gallic oratory, [256] f.; [264] f.
• [Gallicanus (Vulcacius)], [255].
• Gallienus, emperor, [229].
• Gallio (L. Junius), [165].
• Gallus (Cornelius), [131]; [100]; [101]; [107]; [129].
• Gallus (C. Asinius), [103]; [171]; [176].
• Gargilius Martialis (Q.), [256].
• Gellius (Aulus), [236] f.; [7]; [259]; [260].
• Germanicus, [173]; [176]; [178]; [270].
• Geta (Hosidius), [254].
• Gnipho (M. Antonius), [66]; [96].
• Gordian I, emperor, [229].
• Gracchi, [36]; [43]; [44]; [45].
• Gracchinus (Julius), [176].
• Gracchus (Gaius), [45]; [43]; [236].
• Gracchus (Tiberius), [45]; [43].
• Grammar, [93]; [96]; [166]; [176]; [225]; [233] f.; [256]; [260] f.
• Granius Licinianus, [232].
• Gratian, emperor, [265]; [271].
• Grattius, [137].
• Greek influence in Roman literature, [1]; [4]; [5]; [17]; [21]; [27]; [32]; [37]; [48]; [128] f.; [179]; [180]; [226]; [283];
• • in Roman manners, [33]; [128] f.
• Gregorianus, [264].
• Hadrian, emperor, [219]; [225]; [227]; [229]; [231]; [232]; [233]; [235]; [241]; [255].
• Haterius (Q.), [165].
• Heliogabalus, emperor, [255].
• Hemina (L. Cassius), [37]; [39].
• Heraclitus, Greek philosopher, [51].
• Herennius Priscus, Stoic, [213].
• Herennius, treatise addressed to, [45]; [69].
• Hermogenianus, jurist, [264].
• Herodian, [255].
• Herodotus, [219].
• Herondas, Greek poet, [62].
• Hesiod, [107].
• Hieronymus. See [Jerome].
• Hilary (St.), [265] f.; [258].
• Hirtius (A.), [87] f.
• Historia Augusta, [255].
• History, [33]; [43]; [88]; [163] f.; [173]; [176]; [191]; [232]; [255]; [261] ff.
• Homer, [6]; [62]; [107]; [108]; [109]; [114]; [118]; [149]; [171]; [187]; [197]; [219].
• Honorius, emperor, [273].
• Horace, [114]-127; [12]; [41]; [64]; [96]; [98]; [99]; [100]; [139]; [168]; [185]; [186]; [188]; [193]; [219]; [231]; [233]; [234]; [282].
• Hortensius Hortalus, [95]; [59]; [69]; [77].
• Hosidius Geta, [254].
• Hostius, [43].
• Hyginus (C. Julius), [167].
• Hyginus, writer on surveying, [225].
• Institutes of Justinian, [264].
• Itineraries, [261].
• [Jerome (St.)], [267] f.; [48]; [49]; [56]; [193]; [231]; [250]; [251]; [252]; [258]; [261]; [262].
• Johnson, Samuel, [221].
• Josephus, Greek historian, [217]; [267].
• Juba, grammarian, [234].
• Julian, emperor, [257]; [261]; [263].
• Julianus (Salvius), jurist, [233].
• Julius Obsequens, [262].
• Julius Paulus, jurist, [255].
• Jurists, [37]; [44]; [96]; [167]; [192]; [225]; [233]; [255]; [264].
• Justin (M. Junianus Justinus), [164]; [232].
• Justin, emperor, [279].
• Justinian, emperor, [233]; [264]; [283].
• Juvenal, [218]-222; [202]; [211]; [225]; [283].
• Juvencus, [270].
• Labeo, see Fabius.
• Labeo (M. Antistius), [167]; [192].
• Labeo (Cornelius), [255].
• Laberius (Decimus), [30] f.; [62].
• Labienus (T.), [165].
• Lactantius, [251] f.
• Lælius (C.), [39]; [24]; [38].
• Lampridius (Ælius), [255].
• Lævius, [62].
• Latin language, [2];
• • changes in, [237].
• Latro (M. Porcius), [165].
• Lesbia, [57]; [60]; [61]; [145].
• Licinianus (Granius), [232].
• Licinius Imbrex, comic poet, [23].
• Licinius (L.), orator, [45].
• Livius Andronicus. See [Andronicus.]
• Livy (T. Livius), [156]-163; [166]; [168]; [171]; [186]; [191]; [197]; [216]; [231]; [232]; [262]; [270].
• Lucan (M. Annæus Lucanus), [185]-187; [165]; [184]; [190]; [201]; [231].
• Lucian, Greek writer, [240].
• Lucilius (Gaius), [39]-42; [43]; [45]; [115]; [117]; [118]; [121]; [219].
• Lucilius, Seneca’s writings addressed to, [181].
• Lucretius (T.), [47]-55; [46]; [96]; [138]; [139]; [168]; [193].
• Luscius Lanuvinus, comic poet, [23].
• Lycophron, Alexandrian poet, [63].
• Lygdamus, poet, [132] f.
• Macer (Gaius Licinius), [44]; [158].
• Macer, epic poet, [138]; [143]; [155].
• Macrobius, [260].
• Mæcenas (Gaius), [99]; [100]; [101]; [104]; [116]; [118]; [119]; [121]; [124]; [135]; [137].
• Mamertinus, panegyrist, [257].
• Manilius, [138] f.; [156]; [173].
• Marcus Aurelius, emperor, [227] f.; [233]; [234]; [235]; [236]; [237].
• Marius (Gaius), [43]; [83]; [91]; [158].
• Marius Maximus, [255].
• Marius Victorinus, [256].
• Martial, [201]-203; [140]; [141]; [158]; [211]; [219].
• Martialis (Q. Gargilius), [256].
• Martianus Capella, [260].
• Masks, theatrical, [15].
• Maternus (Curiatius), [201];
• • (Firmicus), [260].
• Matius (Gnæus), [43]; [62].
• Maximus of Tyre, [240].
• Mela (Pomponius), [192]; [191].
• Melissus (Lævius), [43].
• Memmius (Gaius), [64]; [49]; [57].
• Menander, Greek comic poet, [17]; [25]; [26].
• Menippean satires, [93]; [183]; [189].
• Menippus, Greek Cynic, [93].
• Messalla (M. Valerius), [99]; [131]; [132]; [133]; [134]; [141]; [155].
• Metres, [40] f.; [6]; [7]; [28]; [121]; [122]; [124]; [129]; [136]; [140]; [144]; [153].
• Middle Ages, [112]; [243]; [272]; [281].
• Milton, [155]; [280].
• Mimes, [30] f.
• Mimnermus, Greek poet, [129].
• Minucius Felix, [245] f.; [248]; [252].
• Molo, Cicero’s teacher, [66].
• Montanus, [247].
• Montanus. See [Votienus].
• Monumentum Ancyranum, [98].
• Moretum, ascribed to Virgil, [141].
• Morris (William), the Earthly Paradise, [239].
• Mucianus (P. Licinius Crassus), [44].
• Musonius Rufus (C.), [177]; [270].
• Nævius (Gnæus), [6]; [7]; [8]; [9]; [18]; [53]; [107].
• Namatianus (Rutilius Claudius), [275].
• Nazarius, panegyrist, [257].
• Nemesianus, [254]; [188].
• [Nepos (Cornelius)], [91] f.; [64]; [94]; [265].
• Nero, emperor, [171]; [176]; [177]; [178]; [179]; [185]; [186]; [188]; [191]; [194]; [195]; [197]; [216]; [252].
• Nerva, emperor, [211]; [216]; [255]; [263].
• Nigidius Figulus (P.), [96].
• Nonius, [259]; [260].
• Nonnus, Greek poet, [274].
• Notitia, [261].
• Novius, [30].
• Numerianus, emperor, [255].
• Obsequens (Julius), [262].
• Opilius (Aurelius), [96].
• Oppius (Gaius), [88].
• Optatianus, [269] f.
• Orators, [5]; [34]; [45]; [95]; [164] f.; [175] f.; [225]; [256] f.; [264].
• Orosius, [263].
• Otho, emperor, [194]; [216].
• Ovid, [143]-155; [14]; [64]; [130]; [132]; [134]; [135]; [136]; [137]; [138]; [140]; [142]; [156]; [168]; [173]; [186]; [188]; [197]; [202];
• • poems ascribed to, [142].
• Pacuvius, [11]; [12]; [18]; [53].
• [Pætus Thrasea], [184]; [203].
• Palladius, [261].
• Panætius, Stoic philosopher, [39]; [49].
• Pandects, [264].
• Panegyrists, [257].
• Papinianus, jurist, [233].
• Papirius Fabianus, [177].
• Parthenius, [129].
• Paul (St.), alleged correspondence with Seneca, [183].
• Paulus (Julius), [255].
• Pentadius, [254].
• Perilla, Ovid’s daughter, [154].
• Periods of Roman literature, [3]; [281] ff.
• Persius (A. —— Flaccus), [183]-185; [177]; [193]; [219]; [234].
• Pertinax, emperor, [228].
• Pervigilium Veneris, [241]-243; [272].
• Petronius (C. —— Arbiter), [188]-191.
• Peutinger Tablet, [261].
• Phædrus, Epicurean, [66].
• Phædrus, poet of fables, [172] f.
• Philemon, Greek comic poet, [17].
• Philo, Jewish-Greek philosopher, [66]; [267].
• Philosophy, [49]; [78]; [176] f.; [181] f.; [260].
• [Philus (L. Furius)], [39].
• Piso (L. Calpurnius —— Frugi), [37]; [39].
• Piso (Calpurnius), conspired against Nero, [172]; [178]; [185]; [186]; [188].
• Plato, [219]; [239].
• Plautus, [18]-23; [27]; [28]; [29]; [233]; [236]; [270].
• Pliny the elder, [204]-206; [195]; [215]; [222]; [231]; [253]; [256].
• Pliny the younger, [222]-225; [160]; [202]; [204]; [211]; [229]; [230]; [244]; [257]; [265].
• Plotius, [116];
• • Plotius Sacerdos. See [Sacerdos].
• Plutarch, [234].
• Pollio (Gaius Asinius), [99]; [100]; [101]; [102]; [103]; [118]; [122]; [160]; [166]; [167]; [171]; [176];
  • (Trebellius), [255].
• Polybius, Greek historian, [39]; [92]; [158].
• Pompeius Trogus. See [Trogus].
• Pompey, [47]; [56]; [67]; [68]; [69]; [81]; [82]; [84]; [93]; [158]; [163]; [186]; [187].
• [Pompilius Andronicus (M.)], [96].
• Pomponius (L.), [30].
• Pomponius Secundus (P.), [188]; [204].
• Pomponius (Sextus), [233].
• Ponticus, poet, [138]; [143].
• Porcius Latro, [143].
• Porphyrio (Pomponius), grammarian, [234].
• Posidonius, Stoic, [66].
• Postumius Albinus, [33].
• Priapea, [140].
• Priscian, [261].
• Probus (M. Valerius), [193].
• Proculus, jurist, [192].
• Propertius, [134]-137; [130]; [131]; [132]; [143]; [145]; [146]; [149]; [168].
• Prose, Greek influence upon, [32];
  • progress in, [46]; [156].
• Prosper of Aquitania, [262].
• Prudentius, Christian poet, [272] f.
• Publilia, Cicero’s wife, [68].
• Publilius Syrus, [30] f.; [62].
• Punic war;
  • first, [6]; [33]; [158];
  • second, [33]; [36]; [158];
  • third, [38]; [44].
• Pythagoras, doctrine, [153].
• Quadrigarius (Q. Claudius), [43]; [158].
• Quintilian, [206]-210; [175]; [182]; [195]; [202]; [213].
• Quintus Curtius Rufus, [191].
• Rabirius, [138].
• Remmius Palæmon (Q.), [176]; [184].
• Renatus (Flavius Vegetius), [261].
• Reposianus, [254].
• Roman literature;
• • its importance, [1]; [284];
  • its practical purpose, [2] f.; [211] f.;
  • its divisions, [3]; [281] ff.;
  • native elements, [4];
  • its progress, [48];
  • its decay, [169]; [226] f.; [283];
  • Greek influence, [1]; [4]; [5]; [17]; [21]; [27]; [32]; [48]; [128] f.; [226]; [283];
  • effect of the empire, [97].
• Roman society, [47] f.; [128] f.
• Romance languages, [210]; [237].
• Romans practical, [2].
• Romans, our debt to, [283].
• Romanus (C. Julius), [256];
  • (Aquila), [256].
• Roscius, actor, [66].
• Rutilius Claudius Namatianus, [275].
• Rutilius Rufus (P.), [44].
• Sabinus, poet, [146].
• [Sacerdos (Marius Plotius)], [256].
• Sallust, [89]-91; [88]; [128]; [230]; [236]; [265].
• Sammonicus (Serenus), [253] f.
• Santra, [96].
• Sappho, [114]; [121].
• Satire, [39]; [40]; [41]; [42]; [93]; [117] f.; [179]; [183]; [184]; [188] f.; [219] f.
• Saturnian verse, [7]; [6]; [9].
• Scævola (P.), [44];
• • (Mucius), [44];
  • (Q. Mucius), [44]; [66];
  • (the augur), [66]; [70];
  • (Q. Cervidius), jurist, [233].
• Scaurus (Terentius), [233].
• Scipio (Cn. Cornelius), [7];
  • Africanus the elder, [36]; [38];
  • Africanus the younger, [24]; [38]; [39]; [49];
  • P. Cornelius, [33];
  • Nasica, [37].
• [Sedigitus (Volcacius)], [44].
• Sedulius, [276].
• Sempronius (Gaius —— Tuditanus), [44].
• Seneca, the elder, [165] f.; [168], [170]; [175]; [177].
• Seneca, the younger, [177]-183; [14]; [165]; [170]; [171]; [184]; [185]; [188]; [197]; [201]; [209]; [210]; [219].
• Septimius (L.), [265].
• Septimius Severus, emperor, [228]; [233]; [247].
• Septuagint, [217].
• Servius Sulpicius Rufus, [96].
• Servius, commentary on Virgil, [261]; [192].
• Severus (Cornelius), poet, [138].
• Sextii, philosophers, [176]; [177].
• Sextus Empiricus, [234].
• Shakespeare, [21]; [151]; [155].
• Siculus Flaccus, [225].
• Silius Italicus, [197] f.; [202].
• Sisenna (L. Cornelius), [44]; [88].
• Socrates, [239].
• Solinus, [256].
• Solon, [129].
• Sophocles, [107].
• Soranus (Q. Valerius), [44].
• Sotion, philosopher, [176] f.
• Spartianus (Ælius), [255].
• Statius, [198]-201; [140]; [141]; [195]; [202]; [209]; [274];
  • his father, [198]; [201].
• Stella (Arruntius), [201].
• Stesichorus, Greek poet, [107].
• Stilicho, general, [273]; [275].
• Stilo (L. Ælius Præconinus), [44]; [11]; [93].
• Stoic philosophy, [49]; [78]; [120]; [124]; [177]; [182]; [228].
• Strabo (C. Julius Cæsar), [13].
• Sueius, [62].
• Suetonius Paulinus, [191].
• Suetonius Tranquillus (C.), [229]-231; [24]; [227]; [243]; [244]; [255]; [256]; [261]; [262]; [267].
• Sulla, [44]; [47]; [158].
• Sulpicia, poetess of elegies, [133].
• Sulpicia, poetess, [201].
• Sulpicius Severus, [263].
• Symmachus (Q. Aurelius), [265]; [279].
• Tacitus, [211]-218; [91]; [195]; [206]; [209]; [222]; [223]; [225] f.; [244]; [262]; [263]; [283].
• Tacitus, emperor, [229].
• Tennyson, [242].
• Terentia, Cicero’s wife, [66]; [68].
• Terentianus Maurus, [233]; [241]; [253].
• Terentius Scaurus, [233].
• Tertullian, [246]-248; [249]; [252]; [258]; [266].
• Theatre, [14]-16.
• Theocritus, Greek poet, [101]; [107]; [114]; [187].
• Theodoric, [278]; [279].
• Theodorus, emperor, [257]; [266]; [267]; [272]; [273].
• Theodorus, of Gadara, [170].
• Theopompus, Greek writer, [92].
• Thrasea. See [Pætus].
• Tiberius, emperor, [170]; [124]; [155]; [165]; [166]; [170]; [171]; [172]; [173]; [174]; [175]; [176]; [177]; [216].
• Tibullus, [131]-134; [124]; [130]; [135]; [145]; [146]; [168]; [211].
• Ticidas, poet, [64].
• Timæus, Greek historian, [37].
• Tiro, [96]; [79].
• Titinius, [29]; [138].
• Titius, [13].
• Titus, emperor, [194]; [195]; [201]; [205].
• Trabea, comic poet, [23].
• Tragedy, [11]; [6]; [7]; [8]; [12]; [14]; [17]; [32].
• Trajan, emperor, [211]; [212]; [214]; [216]; [219]; [223]; [224]; [225]; [236]; [246], [257].
• Trebellius Pollio, [255].
• Tribonian, jurist, [264].
• Trimalchio, in Petronius’s novel, [189]; [190].
• Triumvirate; first, [67]; [84].
• [Trogus], [163] f.; [232].
• Tullia, Cicero’s daughter, [68].
• Turpilius, comic poet, [29].
• Twelve tables, [5]; [37].
• Tyrtæus, [129].
• Ulpian, [255].
• Valens, emperor, [262]; [263]; [264]; [271].
• Valentinian I, [265].
• Valentinian II, [267].
• Valerian, emperor, persecuted Christians, [249].
• Valerius Antias, [43]; [88]; [158].
• Valerius Flaccus (C.), [195]-197.
• Valerius Maximus, [174] f.; [173]; [219].
• Valgius Rufus, [131].
• Varius, [14]; [116]; [118].
• Varro Atacinus, [63]; [118].
• Varro (M. Terentius), [92]-94; [44]; [96]; [99]; [192]; [256]; [260].
• Varus, [101].
• Vegetius, [261].
• Velleius Paterculus, [173] f.; [215].
• Verrius Flaccus, grammarian, [166]; [149]; [167]; [234].
• Verus (L.), [228]; [235]; [236]; [237].
• Vespa, [254].
• Vespasian, emperor, [194]; [195]; [197]; [201]; [204]; [212]; [216].
• Victorinus (C. Marius), [256]; [260].
• Virgil, [100]-113; [64]; [96]; [98]; [99]; [114]; [115]; [116]; [118]; [127]; [131]; [135]; [140]; [141]; [143]; [153]; [161]; [167]; [168]; [171]; [173]; [187]; [188]; [192]; [193]; [196]; [197]; [202]; [209]; [217]; [219]; [232]; [233]; [240]; [241]; [254]; [260]; [261]; [270]; [280]; [282];
• • poems ascribed to, [140]; [141].
• Vitellius (P.), orator, [176].
• Vitellius, emperor, [194]; [216].
• Vitruvius, [167] f.
• [Volcacius]. See [Sedigitus] and [Gallicanus].
• Vopiscus (Flavius), [255].
• [Votienus Montanus], orator, [175].
• Vulcacius. See [Volcacius].
• Whittier, [272].
• Wordsworth, [272].
• Xenophon, Greek writer, [92].
• Zeno, Epicurean, [66].

Transcriber's Note:

Inconsistent spellings have been kept, including inconsistent use of hyphen (e.g. "well known" and "well-known").

The cover image was created by the transcriber and is placed in the public domain.