IKKEX. 



475 



Astnrcones, ii. 322. 

 Asturia, i. 214. 

 Astynomus, i. 373. 

 Astypalaea, i. 323. 

 Asyla, V. 137. 



Atabulus, the wind, iii. 523. 

 Ateius, L., i. 269. 

 Ateius Prsetextatus. i. 370. 

 Atergatis, i, 426, 439. 

 Aternus, i. 231. 

 Ateste, i. 252. 

 Athamanes, i. 275. 

 Athamantium, iv. 295, 296. 

 Athanatus, ii. 161. 

 Athenseus quoted, i. 447. 

 Athenion, vi. 276. 

 Athenis, vi. 308. 

 Athenodorns, vi. 320. 

 Athens, i. 289. 

 Athletes, iv. 504. 

 Athletic exercises, iii. 271. 

 Athos, i. 300, 324— inhabi- 

 tants of, ii. 132. 

 Atina, i. 232. 



Atinas, C. Pompeius, iv, 



394. 

 Atinum, i. 230. 



Atizoe, vi. 442. 



Atlantes, i. 405. 



Atlantic Ocean, i. 210 — is- 

 lands of, i. 367. 



Atlantis,!. 120; ii. 106. 



Atlas, Mount, described, i. 

 377, 378, 381, 382, 383 — 

 trees of, iii. 194. 



Atomic theory of Plato, iv. 

 436. 



Atractylis, iv. 350, 353. 



Atramentum, v. 2, 3; vi. 

 240, 241, 242. 



Atramentum sutorium, vi. 

 200, 201, 202. 



Atramitse, ii. 87 ; iii. 124. 



Atrebates, i. 354. 



Atria, i. 245. 



A triplex, iv. 282,283. 



Atropatene, ii. 27. 



Attacori, i. 337; ii. 37. 



Attagen, ii. 528, 529. 



Attagense, ii. 353. 



Attalic vestments, ii. 337. 



Attains, king, ii. 356; vi. 

 136, 145, 264. 



Attelebi, v. 403. 



Attica described, i. 288. 



Atticus, Julius, iii. 275. 



Atticus, Pomponius, i. 273 : 

 ii. 240; vi. 226. 



Attilus, ii. 383. 



Attius, L., iv. 12&. 



Attus, Navius, iii. 310, 311 : 

 vi. 157. 



Anchetse, i. 335. 



Aufidius, M.,vi, 228. 



Augetis, vi. 402. 



Augury, ii. 294, 487, 493 



494, 495— from fish, ii. 391 

 — from eggs, ii. 535. 



Augustus, the Emperor, i. 

 58, 61, 184, 198, 256, 274 ; 

 ii. 82, 237; iii. 68, 69,342; 

 iv. 51, 181, 182, 395; v. 

 108 ; vi. 106, 233, 262, 387, 

 389— an author, i. 268— 

 his union with Livia un- 

 prolific, ii. 149 — his mis- 

 fortunes, ii. 195— the co- 

 lour of his eyes, iii. 51 — 

 his temple, iii. 140 — his 

 taste in wines, iii. 244, 

 245. 



Augustite, vi. 327. 



Angyla;, i. 392. 393, 405. ' 



Aulocrense, i. 461. 



Anion, i. 281. 



Aulus Gellius quoted, i. 110. 

 ] Aurata, ii. 397. 



Aurelian, the Emperor, i. 

 445. 



Aurelius, Marcus, iv. 515. 



Aurichalcum, vi. 148, 435. 



Auripigmentum, vi. 104, 

 105. 



Aurora Borealis, i. 60, 63. 



AusoneK, i. 222. 



Auster, i. 73. 



Autololes, i. 379, 384. 



Autolycus, vi. 182. 



Autumn, iv. 107, 108. 



Aventurine, vi. 423, 459. 



Avernus, Lake, i. 196 ; v. 

 479. 



Avianius Evander, vi. 317. 



Aviaries, the inventor of, 

 ii. 531. 



Awnings for theatres, iv. 

 138, 139. 



Axenus, i. .326; ii. 1. 



Axinomancy, v. 427 ; vi. 

 362. 



Axis, the wild beast, ii. 280, 

 281. 



Axungia, v. 324. 



Azanian Sea, ii.67, 95. 



Azotus, i. 425. 



B. 



Babba, i. 376. 



Babel, tower of, i. 444. 



Baboon, ii. 135, 348. 



Babylon, ii. 72 ; vi. 294. 



Babylonia, fertility of, iv. 

 59,61. 



Babvlonian vestments, ii. 

 337, 338. 



Babylonians, their astro- 

 nomical obsei-vations, ii. 

 221, 



Babytace, ii. 79. 



Bacca, iii. 319, 320. 



Bacchar, iii. 121 : iv. 318, 

 319, 368, 369. 



Bacchiadse, vi. 283. 

 Bacchius of Miletus, ii. 357. 

 Bacchus, ii. 399^ii8 birth, 

 ii. 50— origin of the name, 



ii. 219. 

 Bacchus (fish), vi. 33. 

 Bactra, i. 32 ; ii. 30. 

 Bactriana, v. 500, 501 ; trees 



of, iii. 116. 

 Bactins, ii. 32. 

 Badger, ii. 310. 

 Bsetica, i. 154. 

 BjGtis, i. 157. 

 Baston, i. 498. 

 Bsetyli, vi. 438. 

 Bagoiis, an eunuch, iii. 174. 

 Bagrada, i. 389 ; ii. 261. 

 Bahr-el-Abied, i. 411. 

 Baise, i. 196 ; v. 472. 

 Bakers, when first intro- 

 duced at Rome, iv. 40, 41. 

 Balaena, ii. 359, 361, 365, 



368, 369. 

 Balaklava, i. 334, 

 Balani, iii. 177. 

 Balanites, vi. 443. 

 Balanus, iii. 182; vi. 61— 



oil of, iii. 162. 

 Balas ruby, vi. 421. 

 Balaustium, iv. 500, 501. 

 Balbus, Cornelius, i. 399, 



400; ii. 190; vi. 329. 

 Balbusard, ii. 482. 

 Baldness, natural, iii. 47. 

 Balearic Islands, described, 



i.211 — infested with hares, 



ii. 349 — wines of, iii. 244. 

 Balista, first used, ii. 228. 

 Balkh, ii. 30 

 Ball, game of, ii. 232. 

 Ballis, V. 82. 

 Ballotes, v. 236. 

 Balm,ofGilead,iii.l47,396— 



of Mecca, iii. 147 ; iv.492. 

 Balsamodes, iii. 141. 

 Balsamum, iii. 147; 151, 



396. 

 Baltia, i. 342. 



Baltic, islands of the, i. 341. 

 Bamberg MS. of the text of 



Pliny, vi. 1, 190, 465, 466. 

 Bambos arundinacea, ii. 129. 

 Bambotus, i. 380. 

 Bambyx, i. 439. 

 Banasa, i. 377. 

 Bandoline, v. 20. 

 Bankers, iv. 307. 

 Banquets in trees, iii. 105. 

 Banquettiug-couches, ii. 448. 

 Bantams, ii. 536. 

 Banyan tree, ii. 129; iii. 



109, 110. 

 Baobab tree, iii. 429. 

 Baptes, vi. 443. 

 Baibers, early employment 



of, ii. 236. 



