interpreted as an oak-spirit, xi. 295
—— or Hippolytus killed by horses, iv. 214
—— and the horse, viii. 40 sqq.
——, the slope of, i. 4 n. 5, ii. 321
Virgil, the witch in, i. 206 n. 4;
the story of Polydorus in, ii. 33;
on the oak-crowned kings of Alba, ii. 178;
an antiquary as well as a poet, ii. 178;
on the Capitoline hill, ii. 184;
on the primitive inhabitants of Rome, ii. 186;