Pamphilus the Sicilian, his dinner verses, 6.
Panætius the Rhodian cited, 89.
Panaretus, a thin philosopher, 884.
Panathenaicum, a kind of drinking cup, 790.
Pancrates of Alexandria cited, 1082.
Pancrates the Arcadian wrote on fishing, 20;
cited, 444, 479, 506, 762.
Pandorus, a musical instrument, 281.
Pan loaves, 181.
Pantaleon the jester, his mock bequests, 982.
Pantica of Cyprus, a beautiful but licentious woman, 972.