INDEX. 



479 



Caliga, ii. 189, 405 ; iv. 429 ; 



vi. 207. 

 Caligula, the Emperor, i. 



279 ; ii. 143 ; iii. 51 ; vi, 



2, 104, 230, 349, 

 Calingse, ii. 42, 134. 

 Calingi, ii. 47. 

 Calippus, iv. 127. 

 Callaica, vi. 445. 

 Callaina, vi. 427, 428. 

 Callais, vi. 444. 

 Callarias, ii. 399. 

 Calliblephara, iv. 495 ; vi. 



299. 

 Callicia, v. 62. 

 Callicles, vi. 186, 269. 

 Callicrates, i. 270; ii. 162, 



163 ; vi. 323. 

 Callidemns, i. 372. 

 Callimachiis, i. 371 — quoted, 



267, 310, 318. 

 Callimachus (the artist), vi. 



188. 

 Callimachus (the physi- 

 cian), iv. 388. 

 Callimus, vi. 365. 

 Call'onymus, vi. 30. 

 Calliphanes, i. 270. 

 Callipolis, i. 225, 308.' 

 Callistratus, vi. 467. 

 Callisthenes, iii. 156, 157. 

 Callistratus, vi. 170. 

 Callistus, vi. 329. 

 Callitriche, ii. 348. 

 Callitrichos, iv. 415, 416, 



417 ; V. 132, 133. 

 Gallon, vi. 168. 

 Calpas, ii. 2. 

 Calpe, i. 152. 

 Caltha, iv. 318. 

 Caltrop, iv. 355. 

 Calves, man only has them, 



iii. 89. 

 Calves (animals), ii. 329. 

 Calvinus, Domitius, iii. 99. 

 Calvus, the orator, vi. 216. 



And see " Macer." 

 Calycadnus, i. 449. 

 Calydne, i. 484. 

 Calydon, i. 275. 

 Calymna, i. 323. 

 Calypso, Islands of, i. 213. 

 Calyx, V. 238. 

 Camarina, i. 218. 

 Cambalidus, ii. 79. 

 Cambyses, ii. 92 ; vi. 332. 

 Camel, ii. 276; iii. 58; v. 



308, 309— its feet, iii. 89 



— its genitals, iii. 92. 

 Cameleopard, ii. 277— when 



first seen at Rome, 277. 

 Camelodunum, i. 109. 

 Camerinum, i. 328. 

 Camillus, i. 248: vi. 119, 



158. 

 Cammaron, v. 218—222. 



Camraarus, v. 220 ; vi. 62, 

 Camniock, iv. 355. 

 Camomile, v. 186. 

 Camp, luxury of the Roman 



in perfumes, iii. 168. 

 Campania, i. 195 — its roses, 



iii. 169 — its wheat, iv. 41 

 Campaspe, vi. 259. 

 Campi Lapidei, i. 176. 

 Campion rose, vi. 425. 

 Ca^pter, vi. 314. 

 Campus Martins, vi. 833, 



334. 

 Canachus,vi. 169, 180, 322. 

 Canal from the' Nile to the 



Red Sea, ii. 92. 

 Canaries (islands), ii. 107. 

 Canary grass, v. 264. 

 Cancamum, iii. 142. 

 Cancer (the disease), re- 

 medies for, V. 359, 360. 

 Cancer, sign of, transforms 



crabs into serpents, ii. 



427. 

 Candace, Queen, ii. 101. 

 Candahar, ii. 57. 

 Candaules, vi. 247, 

 Candela?,vi. 123. 

 Candia, i. 313. 

 Candle rushes, iii. 411. 

 Cane (place), ii. 64, 

 Canephori, vi. 314. 

 Canine madness, ii. 186. See 



Hydrophobia." 

 Canine teeth, iii. 56, 58. 

 Cannabis, iv. 198, 297, 298. 

 Camise, i. 230. 

 Cannibalism, ii. 122. See 



"■ Anthropophagi." 

 Canobus, i. 420. 

 Canoes, ii. 65. 

 Canon, vi. 171. 

 Canopus, i. 420, 479. 

 Cantabri, i. 361. 

 Cantabrica, v. 112. 

 Cautharias, vi. 459, 

 Cantharis, iv. 55. 

 Cantharus ^artist), vi. 185. 

 Cantharus (fish), vi. 61. 

 Cantharus, ii. 330. 

 Cantharides, iii. 41 ; v. 303, 



403, 404, 405. 

 Cantharite wine, iii. 246. 

 Canusium, i. 228. 

 Capena, i. 189. 

 Caper, iii. 206, 207; iv. 194, 



264, 265. 

 Caper-plant, v. 252. 

 Caphareus, i. 316. 

 Caphrena, ii. 72. 

 Capillati, i. 255 ; iii, 46. 

 Capisa, ii. 57. 

 Capito, C. Ateius, i. 269. 

 Capito, Oppius, ii. 151. 

 Capitolinus, Manlius, his 



singular valour, ii. 171. 



Capnos, V. 42. 



Cappadocia (the country), 



described, ii. 6, 16. 

 Cappadocia (a stone), vi. 



445. 

 Cappadox, ii. 7. 

 Capparis, iii. 206, 207; iv, 



264, 265. 

 Capraia, ii. 346,347. 

 Capraria, i, 213. 

 Caprification, iii. 812, 813, 



530, 531. 

 Caprificus, iii. 311, 312, 313. 

 CaprimulgUH, ii, 521. 

 Capsa, i. 395. 

 Captatio, iv. 262, 

 Capua, i. 198; vi. 143. 

 Carabi, ii. 424. 

 Carambis, ii. 4,501. 

 Carambucis, ii. 24. 

 Caraway, iv. 194, 

 Carbasus, iv, 133 ; v. 273. 

 Carbo, Cn. Papirius, ii. 153 



— his death prognosti- 

 cated by mice, ii. 353. 

 "Carbo," meaning of the 



word, vi. 423. 

 Carbuncle, remedies for, v. 



154, 198,467; vi.52,53. 

 Carbunculus (the stone), vi. 



420-423, 425. 

 Carcasnm, i. 179, 

 Carcasonne, i. 179. 

 Carchedouia, vi. 425. 

 Carcine, i. 332. 

 Carcinethron, v. 259, 260. 

 Carcinias, vi. 459. 

 Carcinomata, v. 359, 360; vi. 



52. 

 Cardamomum, iii. 123. 

 Cardiac disease, iii. 67 ; iv. 



477. 

 Carduelis, ii. 522. 

 Carduus, iv. 353. 

 Carfiathum, iii. 127. 

 Caria, described, i. 458— its 



name, ii. 230. 

 Caricatures, vi. 270. 

 Caricse, iii. 178. 

 Carinthia, i. 263. 

 Carmania described, ii.66. 

 Carmelus, i. 434. 

 Camac, i, 416. 

 Carneades, ii 175 ; v, 98. 

 Carnelian, vi, 418, 420, 425, 



426. 431. 

 Carob, iii. 319, 181 ; iv. 516. 

 Caryophyllon, iii. 113. 

 Caros, V. 185. 

 Carpathian Sea, i. 323. 

 Carpathum, vi. 25. 

 L arpathus, i. 483. 

 Carpenters' woods, iii. 427. 



See " Cabinet-work." 

 Carpentoracte, i. 179. 

 Carpentras, i. 179. 



