Concubines tolerated by wives, 890.
Condu, an Asiatic cup, 761.
Congers, 453.
Cononius, a drinking cup, 762.
Cookery, writers on, 827.
Cooks prepare sham anchovies, 11;
praises of their art, 170;
their apparatus, 271;
their conceit and arrogance, 453, 455;
some celebrated ones, 459;
cleverness of, 593, 1058;
learned cooks, 597, 601;
boasts of cooks, 637, 1056;
highly honoured by the Sybarites, 832;
formerly freemen, 1053, 1057;
jesters, 1054;
experienced in sacrifices, 1054;
their profession respectable, 1055;
a tribe entitled to public honours, 1056.
Cook-shops, frequenting, reckoned discreditable, 907.
Coot, the, 623.
Copis, a Lacedæmonian entertainment, 225.
Coptos, wine of, 155.