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INDEX. 



Bricks, vi. 290, 291. 



Brilessus, i. 289. 



Brindisi, i. 226 



Brine, v. 503, 504. 



Britain, i. 109 ; v. 85, 86 ; 

 vi. 94, 215, 399— described, 

 i. 150— pearls of, ii. 437— 

 oysters of, 468; vi. 27— 

 its geese, ii. 500 — the 

 people of, stain the body, 

 iv. 390— its possible com- 

 munication with the East, 

 V. 426. 



Britannica, v. 85 — why so 

 called, 85, 86. 



Brixilum, i. 242. 



Brocchi, the family of the, 

 iii. 56. 



Brochon, iii. 116. 



Bromos, iv. 455. 



Brontea, vi. 444. 



Bronze, vi, 68. 



Bronzite, vi. 412. 



Brood-hens, defects in, and 

 their remedies, ii. 535. 



Broom, iv. 135 ; v. 28, 29. 



Brundusium, i. 226. 



Bniscum, iii. 368. 



Brussels sprouts, iv. 185, 

 239. 



Bruttium described, i. 208. 



Brutus, Call«cus, vi. 315. 



Brutus, L., iii. 335. 



Brutus, M., vi.87. 



Brya, iii. 302 ; v. 30, 31. 



Bryaxis, vi. 165, 179, 313, 

 316, 317. 



Bryazus. v. 480. 



Biyou, iii. 154. 155, 162,310 ; 

 v. 12 — maritimum, 236, 

 237. 



Bryony, iv. 466, 467. 



Bubalus, ii. 263. 



Bubastis, i. 408. 



Bubasus, i. 459. 



Bubo, ii. 492. 



Bubon, i. 457. 



Bubonion, v. 118, 229. 



Bucardia, vi. 444. 



Buccinum, ii. 444. 



Bucephala, ii. 48. 



Bucephalus, i. 285 ; ii. 317. 



Buckthorn, v. 50, 51. 



Budding, iii. 477. 



Buffon, an opinion of, iv, 54. 



Bufouite, vi. 444. 



Buglossoa, V. 109. 



Bugs, remedies derived 

 from, V. 392, 393, 394. 



Building, woods used in, iii. 

 426^stones used for, vi. 

 3^'2— methods of, v. 372— 

 defects in, vi. 374, 



Buildings, marvellous, at 

 Rome, vi. 345-355. 



Bulapathum, iv. 287. 



Bularchus, vi. 247. 



Bulb emetic, iv. 244. 



Bulbine, iv. 244. 



Bulbs, iv. 168, 169, 243, 244. 



Bulgaria, i. 264. 



Bulimia, iii. 99. 



Bulls, wild, ii. 280— the ap- 

 pearance of, 329 — fights 

 by, 329 — used as vic- 

 tims, 329 — how ridden, 

 329. 



Bulls' blood, the effects of 

 swallowing, iii. 79 ; iv. 

 216 ; V. 518. 



Bulls' gall, iii. 69. 



Bulrushes of stone, iii. 212. 



Bumastus, iii. 220, 



Bunias, iv. 215. 



Bunion, iv. 214. 



Bupalus, vi, 308, 



Bupleuron, iv, 421, 422 ; v. 

 237. 



Buprestis, iv. 422, 469; v. 

 503. 



Buphthalmos, v. 110, 114. 



Bura, i, 280. 



Burbuleius, the actor, ii. 

 147. 



Burcana, i.344. 



Burgundiones, i. 345. 



Burial, ii. 217. 



Burning, places that are 

 always, i. 139, 140, 141. 



Burning the dead, ii. 217. 



Burning-glasses, vi. 382, 

 396, 450. 



Burning shields, i. 63. 



Burns, remedies for, v. 202. 

 357, 457 ; vi. 49. 



Burying alive, v. 279, 280. 



Busiris, i. 421. 



Butades, vi. 283. 



Butcher's broom, iv. 382. 



Buteo, ii. 487, .530 ; iii. 92. 



Buteones, family of the, ii. 

 487. 



Buthrotum, i. 273. 



Butoridas, vi. 385. 



Butter, iii. 84; v. 323, 324. 



Buttermilk, iii. 84, 



Buzzard, ii. 487. 



Byblis, vi. 264. 



Byblos, i. 435. 



Byssus, iv. 137 ; v. 274. 



Bythiae, ii. 127. 



Byzaciura, i, 390. 



Byzantium, i. 307, 495. 



. C. 



Cabbagks, most esteemed 

 when yellow, iv. 47 — de- 

 scribed, iv. 153, 185-188— 

 admired by Cato the 

 Censor, iv. 185 — their re- 

 medial virtues, iv. 235- 

 241. 



Cabinet-work, woods for, iii. 



367, 368, 413, 414, 417, 



421. 

 Cabin, i. 324. 341. 

 Cacalia, v. 133. 

 Cachelot whale, ii. 364. 

 Cachexy, vi. 49. 

 Cachla, v. 110. 

 Cacholong, vi. 413, 

 Cachrys, iii. 351, 352 ; v. 40, 



41. 

 Cackerel, vi. 35. 

 Cacoethes, v. 359, 360. 

 Cactos, iv, 354, 358. 

 Cadistus, i. 314. 

 Cadiz, i. 368. 

 Cadmia, vi. 148, 149, 191- 



194. 

 Cadmitis, vi. 444, 

 Cadmus, i, 435, 467. 

 Caduceus, v. 390, 

 Cadusii, ii. 32. 

 Cadytas, iii. 433. 

 Csecilius, v. 369, 

 Csecina, i. 148— ii, 505, 

 Crecuban wine, iii. 239, 240 ; 



iv. 471. 

 Cfficubum, i. 195. 

 Cselia (a kind of beer), iv. 



456. 

 C^pio, iv. 387. 

 Ctere, i. 188. 

 Caaruleum, vi. 141—144. 

 Csesapon, iv. 228, 229. 

 Cassarean operation, ii. 143. 

 " Cfesars," why so called, ii. 



143. 

 Csesena, wines of, iii. 242, 

 Caisennius, iv, 205. 

 Ciesi, iii. 51. 

 Csesones, ii. 143. 

 Caesonia, ii. 140. 

 Caicus, i. 473. 

 Caieta, i. 194. 

 Calabria, i. 225. 

 Calabrix, iii. 467. 

 Calagun-is, i. 166. 

 Calahorra, i. 166. 

 Calamine, vi. 191, 194. 

 Calamis, vi. 139, 167, 320. 

 Calamites, vi. 31, 32, 50. 

 Calamochnus, vi. 58. 

 Calamus, sweet-scented, iii. 



144, 187. 

 Calatajud, i. 171. 

 Calathi, iv. 315. 

 Caleb as, i. 228. 

 Calcifraga, v. 244. 

 Calculi, urinary, remedies 

 for, iii. 74,92; v. 182, 183, 

 443, 444. 

 Caledonian Forest, i. 350. 

 Calendar, Roman, vi.76, 77, 

 Calenian wine, iii, 241. 

 Calentum, i. 162. 

 Calenus, Olenus, v. 280, 281 



