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INDEX, 



Carphos, v. 74. 

 CarpinuH, iii. 368. 

 Carrara marble, vi. 309. 

 Carrhae, i. 443, 444. 

 Carrot, iv. 166, 219, 220 ; v. 



124. 

 Carrucse, vi. 132. 

 Carseoli, iii. 516. 

 Cartana, ii. 57. 

 Carteia, i. 156. 

 Cartenna, i. 385. 

 Carthage, Great, i. 390— 



hated by Cato the Censor, 



iii. 309, 310. 

 Cartilage, iii. 77. 

 Cai-vilius, Spurius, vi. 165, 



166. 

 Carving, ii. 184, 

 Caryanda, i. 485. 

 Caryatides, vi. 313. 

 Caryites, v, 178. 

 Carynian wine, iii. 262. 

 Caryotse, iii. 175. 

 Carystus, i. 309, 317. 

 Casignetes, v. 66. 

 Casilinum, siege of, ii. 351. 

 Casius, i. 424, 438. 

 Casks, iii. 268. 

 Caspian Gates, ii. 28; v. 501. 

 Caspian Passes, ii. 21. 

 Caspian Sea, i. 453 ; ii. 20, 



24. 

 Cassander, i. 300 ; v. 492. 

 Cassia, iii. 140, 141, 396. 

 Cassiterides, i. 367. 

 Cassiteris, ii. 225. 

 Cassiteros.vi. 212, 213. 

 Cassius Pannensis, V. 522. 

 Cassius, Spurius, vi. 154. 

 Castabala, ii. 6. 

 Castalia, i. 277. 

 Castes of India, ii. 44. 

 Casthanea, i. 296. 

 Castor, Antonius, iv. 304 ; 



V. 80, 81. 

 Castor and Pollux (stars), i, 



64, 65. 

 Castor oil, iii. 287 ; iv. 489, 



490. 

 Castoreum, ii. 297 ; vi. 13, 



14 15. 

 Castra Cornelia, i. 389. 

 Castration, iii. 92. 

 Castritius, iv. 205. 

 Castulo, i. 164. 

 Catabathmos, i. 397. 

 Catacecaumene, wine of, iii. 



246. 

 Catadupi, i. 412 ; ii. 97. 

 Catagiisa, vi. 177. 

 Catanance, v. 237. 

 Catapulta, ii. 228. 

 Cataract, cure of, iii. 53. 

 Cataractae, ii, 526. 

 Cataracts, i. 412, 415. 

 <Jatchweed, v. 227. 



Catechu, iii. 113 ; v. 51. 



Caterpillars, ii. 552; iii. 

 522; iv. 200. 



Cathsean mountains, ii. 16. 



Catharcludi, ii. 131. 



Catiline, i. 82. 



Catkin, v. 41. 



Catmint, iv. 261, 262. 



Cato the Censor, i. 202, 267 ; 

 ii. 150, 175, 176— his higli 

 character, 169 — his treat- 

 ment of wines, iii. 267— 

 his hatred to Carthage. 

 309, 310— his admiration 

 of the cabbage, iv. 185, 

 235 — his bad opinion of 

 the Greeks, v- 375, 376 

 — quotations from his 

 work, 1 10, 188, 232, 241. 

 548; iii.248, 281, 285,308, 

 313, 315, 332, 379, 409, 410, 

 416, 417, 450, 458, 459, 465, 

 469, 470, 471, 472, 474, 476, 

 481,482,486,487,502,509, 

 510, 511, 520, 532, 535 ; iv. 

 5, 11, 12. 13, 14, 18, 59, 63, 

 71,81,86, 91,153,185,189, 

 236, 237, 240 ; v. 188, 365 ; 

 Vi. 373. 



Cato of Utica, i.4, 389; ii. 

 150,176; V. 405; vi. 188. 



Catoblepas, ii. 281. 



Catochitis, vi. 445. 



Catullus quoted, i. 1, 103; 

 vi. 324, 366, 416— his birtli- 

 place, i. 253. 



Catulus, Q., iii. 438. 



Catus, ii. 178. 



Cat worship, ii. 98. 



Cats, ii. 494, 541, 543, 550 ; 

 iii. 53, 61 ; iv. 58 ; v. 334, 

 360, 363. 



Cats'-eye chalcedonv, vi. 

 438, 443, 449, 452, 458. 



Caucalis, iv.349, 424. 



Caucasus, Passes of, ii. 1. 



Cauline wine, iii. 244. 



Caunos, i. 459. 



Cautery, vi. 396, 



Cave-snails, ii. 311. 



Cavea, ii. 275; vi. 350. 



Caverns, windy, i. 71. 



Caves, for weaving, iv. 132. 



Cavnese, iii. 313. 



Cayster, i. 468. 



Cea, i. 315. 



Cebrenia, i. 476. 



Cebriones, vi. 323. 



Cecrops, i. 289, 290; ii. 222. 



Cedar, iii. 178 ; v. 8, 9. 



Cedraei, i. 422. 



Cedrelates, iii. 179. 



Cedria, v. 8. 



Cedrides, v. 9, 10. 



Cedrium, iii. 361. 



Celadussse, i. 266. 



Celsenae, i. 461,491. 



Celandine, v. 114. 



Celeres, vi. 85. 



Celestial prodigies, i. 59, 60 

 — Coronte, i. 61. 



Celetes, vi. 156. 



Celsus, Cornelius, ii. 240 ; 

 V. 370 — on gestation, ii. 

 140. 



Celtiberi, i. 162. 



Cements, vi. 288, 289. 



Cemos, V. 237. 



Cenchramis, vi. 186. 



Cenchreae, i. 278, 285. 



Cenchris, ii. 532. 



Cenchritis, vi. 459. 



Cendebia, vi. 379. 



Cenomanni, i. 252, 356. 



Censorial laws, vi. 306. 



Centauri, ii. 229. 



Centaurion, v. 103, 104, 10.5. 



Centauris triorchis, v. 104, 

 105. 



Centaury, v. 103, 104. 



Centifolia, iv. 312. 



Centipedes, iii. 91 ; v. 417. 



Centrones, i.255. 



Centum capita, iv. 397. 



Centunculns, v. 56. 



Centurion, his mark of au- 

 thority ; iii. 221, 222— in- 

 stance of one honoured 

 with a crown, iv. 394. 



Centuripa, i. 219. 



Cepaea, v. 184. 



Cephallenia, i. 310. 



Cephenes, iii. 17. 



Cepheus, ii. 99. 



Cephisia, i. 289. 



Cephisodotus, vi. 169, 170, 

 179, 180, 185, 186, 314. 



Cephisus, i. 291, 292. 



Cepitis, vi. 445. 



Ceponides, vi. 447. 



Cerap, vi. 244, 245. 



Ceramicus, vi. 285. 



Ceramitis, vi. 445. 



Cerastes, ii. 285 ; iii. 45 ; iv 

 264. 



Cerasus, ii. 9. 



Cerate, iv. 368. 



Ceratia, v. 173. 



Ceratitis, iv. 278. 



Ceraunia, vi. 437, 438. 



Ceraunian Mountains, i. 

 454; ii. 16, 20. 



Ceraunus, ii. 7. 



Cerberion, ii. 14. 



Cercina, i. 402. 



Ceres, festivals of, v. 508. 



Cerigo, i. 312. 



Cerintha, iv. 340. 



Cerinthos, iii 7. 



Ceritis, vi. 445. 



Cerne, ii. 105. 488. 



Ceroma, v. 295. 



