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INDEX. 



Christianity, a possible re- 

 ference to, V. 425. 



Chronns, ii. 392. 



Chrysalis, lit. 39, 41. 



Chrysanthemum, iv. 380, 

 381 ; V. 186. 



Chryse, ii. 37. 



Chryselectrum, vi. 4"4, 435. 



Chiysendeta, vi. 70, 92. 



Chrysei'miis, iv. 45(5. 



Ch.ryses, i. 495. 



Chrvsippus, iv. 301 ; v. 371, 

 372. 



Chrysites, vi. 367. 



Chrysitis, vi. 117. 



Chrysitis (plant), iv. 329. 



Chrysobora, ii. 46. 



Chrysocarpos, v. 33. 



Chrysoeeras, i. 307. 



ChrysocoUa, vi. 69, 107, 

 110, 243. . 



ChrysocoUa (stone), vi. 442. 



Chrysocome, iv. 329, 373. 



Chrysolachanuni, v. 241. 



Chrysolampis, vi. 447. 



Chrysolite, vi. 426, 427. 



Chrysolithos, vi. 434, 435. 



Chrysomelum, iii. 293. 



Chiysophrys, vi. 65. 



Chrysopis, vi. 447. 



Chrysopolis, i. 495. 



Chrysoprase, vi. 413, 414, 

 415, 427, 429. 



Chrysopteron, vi. 427. 



Chydsei, iii. 176. 



Cicada, iii. 31, 32, 33. 



Cicatrization, applications 

 for promoting, v. 461. 



Cicer, iv. 450, 451. 



Cicero, the Orator, i. 199. 

 202 ; vi. 323, 324, 371— 

 eiilogium on him, ii. 177 

 — quotations from his 

 works, i. 3, 4, 7, 17. 18, 21, 

 22, 23, 24. 28, 68, 82, 112, 

 127, 129, 142, 462 ; iii. 456 ; 

 iv. 81 ; V. 476, 491 ; vi. 

 139, 171, 173, 174, 177, 

 224, 254. 



Cicero, the Younger, his 

 singular drunkenness, iii. 

 273. 



C ichor lum, iv. 182, 233, 2,34. 



Ciciis, iii. 287, 4S9. 



Cicuta, V. 140, 141, 



(Mlicia described, i. 446. 



Cilium, iii. 55. 



Cimbri, i. 346, 347 ; v. 159; 

 vi. 305 — victory over the. 

 ii. 163. 



Cimmerian Bosporus, i. 335 ; 

 ii. 13. 



Cimmerinm, 1. 334; ii. 14. 



Cimolian earth, vi. 300. 



Ciniolus, i. 322. 



Cimon (artist), vi. 248. 



Cinavis, ii. 200. 

 Cinpedia, i. 445. 

 Cina?dopolis, i. 485. 

 Cincinnatus, iv. 9. 

 Cincius, vi. 385. 

 Cineas, his extraordinary 



memory, ii. 164 — his wit- 

 ticism, iii. 219. 

 Cinnabar, iii. 162 — mistake 



made as to its identity, v 



380. 

 Cinnabaris, vi. 120, 121. 

 Cinnamolgus, ii. 515. 

 Cinnamominum, iii. 164. 

 Cinnaraomum, iii. 137-140 



— chaplets of, iii. 140, 

 Cinnamon, iii. 155, 156. 

 Cinquefoil, v. 122, 123. 

 Cippus, storv of, iii. 44. 

 Circsea, v. 238. 

 CirciBon, v. 138, 139. 140 

 Circe, i. 193; ii. 126; iii. 



197; V.81. 

 Circeii, i. 192, 193. 

 Circles suddenly formed in 



the air, i. 62. 

 Circos, vi. 445. 

 Circuit of Rome, i. 203. 

 Circus Maximus, vi. 346 — 



games of the, ii. 320. 

 Cirsion, v. 239. 

 Cirta, i. 388. 

 Cissanthemos, v. 125. 

 Cissitis, vi. 459. 460. 

 Cissos, V. 34, 35. 

 Cistern water, v. 484. 

 Cisterns, vi. 373. 

 Cisthos, V. 34. 

 Cithferon, i. 290. 

 Cities swallowed up by the 



sea, i. 120. 

 Citium, i. 481. 

 Citron, iii. 106, 107, 198 ; iv. 



498 — eaten with vinegar, 



iv. 498. 

 Citrus, iii. 159, 192, 194-197 



— great value of the wood, 



iii. 194, 

 Civet, possible allusion to, 



ii. 274. 

 Civic crown, iii. 341, 342, 



344. 

 Clarian Apollo, i. 469. 

 Clarigation, iv. 391. 

 Claudia, ii. 180. 

 Claudius, the Emperor, i. 



245, 259,497; iv. 428: v. 



379; vi. 262, 354, 417 — 



the colour of his eyes, iii. 



51 — poisoned, 68. 

 Clazomenae, i. 470 — wine of, 



iii. 245. 

 Cleanthes (artist), vi. 229. 

 Clefts in the earth, i. 112, 



113. 

 Clelia, vi. 160. 



Clema, v. 259. 260. 

 Clematis, iv. 339 ; v. 35, 56, 



57 

 Clematitis, v. 116, 117. 

 Cleobulus, i. 373. 

 Cleombrotus, ii. 182. 

 Cleomenes, vi. 318. 

 Cleon, vi. 186. 

 Cleonge, i. 287. 

 Cleopatra, iv. 309, 310 — 

 awalloAvs a pearl of great 

 value, ii. 439. 

 Cleophantus, iv. 302. 

 Clepsydra, ii. 239. 

 Clidnchus, vi. 171. 

 Climacteric, ii. 205. 

 Climate, i. 110, 111 — inequa- 

 lity of, i. 102, 103, 104. 

 Climax Megr.le, ii. 69. 

 Clinical practice, v. 371. 

 Clinkstone, v. 446. 

 Cliuopodiura, v. 55, 56. 

 Clipping of shrubs, iii. 106. 

 Clitarchus. ii. 115. 

 Clitus, vi.'261. 

 Clitorium, i. 287. 

 Clitorius, Lake, v. 477. 

 Clivia, ii. 493. 

 Clodius, Publius, vi. 157, 



203, 346. 

 Clodius, Servius, v. 87. 

 Cloth, fine, i. 316 — diiferent 



kinds of, ii. 338. 

 Clothing derived fi'om trees, 



iii. 118. 

 Clot-burr, v. 120. 

 Cloud.s, i. 69 — stones falling 

 from the, i. 88, 89— prog- 

 nostics derived from, iv. 

 121, 122. 

 Clover, iv. 53, 54. 

 Cluacina, Venus, iii. 329, 



330. 

 Clupea, ii. 383 — sprattus, 



389. 

 Clusiuni, i. 180. 

 Clymeniis, v. 105. 

 Clvpea, i. 390. 

 Clypei, vi. 227, 228 

 Cnecos, iv. 350. 

 Cneorum, iii. 201. 

 Cnestron, iii. 201. 

 Cnidian Venus, vi. 312. 

 Cnidiuum, iii. 290. 

 Cnidos, i. 460. 

 Cnossus, i. 314. 

 ('oagulum terrse, v. 241. 

 Colin Venus, vi. 312. 

 CoSn vestments, ii. 37 ; iii. 



26. 

 Coatings for colours, vi. 244, 



245. 

 Cobalt, vi. 107, 109. 

 Cobios, V. 180. 

 Cobweb blight, iii. 522, 

 Cobwebs, v. 410. 



