INDEX. 



483 



Coccus, iii. 353. 



Coccus Cnidius, v. 242. 



Coccus ilicis, ii. 450. 



Coccygia, iii. 204. 



Cochineal, iii. 353. 



Cochleae, vi. 62. 



Cochlides, vi. 461, 462. 



Cock, the dunghill, ii. 496, 

 497— how castrated, 498 

 — one tliat spoke, 498. 



Cockfightiug, ii. 497, 498. 



Cock' scorn b, v. 2.30. 



Cockles, vi. 41, 62. 



Codes, lioratius, vi. 157 

 345. 



Cocolobis, iii. 226. 



Cocoons, ill. 26. 



Codanian Gulf, i. 343. 



Codierite, vi. 407. 



Coslesyria, i. 423, 438, 439. 



Coeliac flux, iv. 217. 



"Coelum,"oi'igin of the word, 

 i. 17. 



Coeranus, i. 149. 



Coffins, made of earthen- 

 ware, vi. 286. 



Coimbra, i. 363. 



Coins, Roman, an account of, 

 vi. 89, 90, 91. 



Colapis, i. 264. ' 



Cold drinks, iv. 152. 



Coliacura, ii. 54. 



Colias, vi. 61. 



Colic, iii. 71 ; v. 155. 156— 

 dogs greatly troubled 

 with, iii. 71. 



Colica described, ii. 11. 



Collatia, i. 205, 230. 



Collegia, the Roman, vi. 286. 



Collyrium, vi. 298. 



Colocasia, iv. 347, 348. 382. 



Colocynthis, iv. 212, 213. 



Cologne, i. 355. 



Colon, iii. 71 — affections of 

 the, V. 348, 349. 



Colonies, i. 154, 161. 



Colonna, Cape, i. 289. 



Colopene, ii. 6. 



Colophon, i. 469. 



Colossfe, iv. .329. 



Colossal, paintings, vi. 246— 

 statues, vi. 164, 165. 166. 



Colossus of Rhodes, vi. 165. 



Colostra, iii. 83; v. 320. 



Colotes, vi. 186, 247, 403, 419. 



Colouring of tissues, vi. 282. 

 2&3. 



Colours, of the stars, i. 49. 

 50 — of the sky, 60, 61 — 

 of wines, iii. 237, 248 ; iv. 

 475— of juices, iii. 32.5, 326 

 — primary, iv. 326 — of 

 flowers, 326, 327— plants 

 delineated in, v. 80— arti- 

 ficial, vi. 325— far paint- 

 ing, 245, 246. 



Colt'sfoot, V. 54, 55. 



Coluber haje, ii. 285. 



Colubraria, i. 211. 



Columella, L. J. M., men- 

 tioned, ii. 354 — quoted, i, 

 142; iii. 457, 490,491,499; 

 iv. 11, 27, 63, 105, 131. 



Columnfe, ii. 105. 



Columns of Hercules, i. 152 



Columns, vi. 374, 375 — of 

 marble, 306, .307. 



Coluthia, vi. 36. 



Colymbade.s, iii. 283 ; iv.486. 



Comacum, iii. 155, 156. 



Comana, ii. 6. 



Comata, Gallia, why so call- 

 ed, iii. 46. 



Combretum, iv. 319, 369. 



Come, V. 270. 



Comets^ i. 55-58. 



Comfrey, v. 231, 232. 



Comitinm, iii. 310. 



Commagene (country), i. 443, 



Commagene (plant), v. 390 

 391. 



Commagenum, ii. 500 ; v. 

 390, 391 ; vi. 466. 



Commiades, iii. 338. 



Commosis, iii. 6. . 



Como, i. 248. 



Compartitions, vi. 141. 



Compitalia, vi. 384. 



Coraplutum, i. 169. 



Compluvium, iii. 500. 



Comum, i. 248. 



Conception, ii. 144, 152, 



Conch, vi, 39. 



Conchylia, ii. 443. 



Conchyliated fabrics, ii. 448. 



Conchylium, vi. 29. 



Conditorium, ii. 157. 



Condochates, ii. 43. 



Condrion, iv. 427. 



Condurdura, v. 162, 163. 



Confarreation, iv. 5. 



Conferva, v. 242. 



Conflagration of the uni- 

 Aerse, ii. 156. 



Conger, ii. 395, 408. 



Congress, sexual, ii. 141. 



Conimbrica, i. 363. 



Conjuring up of thunder, i. 

 84. 



Conopas, the dwarf,, ii. 157. 



Consentia, i. 209. 



Considia, v. 20. 



Consiligo, v. 112, 113. 



Consingis, ii. 313. 



Constantinople, i. 307. 



Constellations, iii. -i.- 9. 



Constructions witliout iron, 

 vi. 345. 



Contents, tabl ■ of, "s given 

 by the author i. 11, 12. 



"Conterraneus," meaning of 

 the term, i. 1. 



Gont«sts by painters, vi. 248, 



249. 

 Contracts, vi. 82. 

 Contributions, voluntary, .at 



Rome, vi. 131. 

 Contusions, cured by thap- 



sia. iii. 206 — remedies fur, 



V. 358. 

 Conventns juridicus, i. 159. 

 Convolvulus, iv. 315. 

 Convulsions, remedies for, 



V. 205. 

 Conyza, iv. 266, 267. 332, 33;d. 

 Cookery, iv. 203, 431. 

 Cooks, iv. 41. 

 Cophes, ii. 50, 59. 

 Coponius, Q., vi. 287, 322. 

 Copper, working of, ii. 224, 



225— weapons made of, v. 



94 — various kinds of, de- 

 scribed, vi. 147-155, 189, 



190, 191, 193, 194. 

 Coptos. i. 407, 416. 

 Cora, i. 200. 

 Coracesta, v. 62. 

 Coracias, ii. 492. 

 Coracinus, i. 410; ii. -394, 



404; vL 24. 

 Coracles, i. 351,415 ; ii. 2.33 ; 



vi. 212. 

 Coral, vi. 10, 11, 12— used 



for infants, v. 290 ; vi. 12. 

 Corallis, vi. 445. 

 Corallitic stone, vi. 330. 

 Coralloachates, vi. 440, 445. 

 Corani, vi. 358, 359. 

 Corbulo, Domitius, i. 104, 



497 ; ii. 17, 20, 26. 140. 

 Corchoron, v. 136, 137, 138. 

 Corchorus, iv. 349, 386. 

 Coi-culus, ii. 178. 

 Corcyra, i. 267, 310. 

 Cordage, iii. 187. 

 Cordi, ii. .331. 

 Cordia sebestana, iii. 182. 

 Cordial, iv. 424. 

 Cordova, i. 163. 

 Corduba, i. 162. 

 Cordueni, ii. 29. 

 Cordns, Cremutius, ii. 239. 

 Corfidius, ii. 212, 

 Corfinium, i. 231. 

 Corfu, i. 310. 

 Coriander, iv. 282. 

 Corinth, i. 279— capture of, 



vi. 150, 152, 153. 

 Corintliia, v. 63. 

 Corinthian brass, vi. 147, 



149, 1.50, 167. 

 Corinthian Gulf, i. 178. 

 Coriolauus, C. M., i. 20o. 

 Corioli, i. 206. 

 Corison, v. 185. 

 Cork, uses of, iii. .354. 

 Cork-tree, iii. ;^4 524 ; v. 7. 

 Cormorant, ii. 529. 



