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INDEX. 



Jhelam, ii. 41, 47. 



John, Saiut, i. 321. 



Johu the Baptist, i. 430,431. 



Joints, diseases of, v. 202, 

 203. 



Jomanes, river, ii. 41, 42. 



Jonquil, iv. 244. 



Joppa, i. 426 ; ii. 364. 



Jordanes, river, i. 427, 428, 

 429. 



Josephus quoted, i. 427,428, 

 431, 432, 467 ; ii. 75. 



Joshua, i. 395. 



Jovis gemma, vi. 4.52. 



Juba, King, i. 383, 498 ; ii 

 82 ; iii. 125. 



Judaea, described,!. 427 — its 

 balsamnm, iii. 148 — its 

 palm-trees, 169. 



Judice.?, V. 378 ; vi. 82, 83. 



Jugerum, iv. 4, 5 — grain re- 

 quired for sowing a, 71, 

 72, 



Jugglers, iii. 58. 



"Juglans," origin of the 

 word, iii. 317. 



Juices of fi-uits, iii. 323-326 

 — of trees, 412. 



Jujube, iii. 297. 



Julia, ii. 198, 199,535, 536- 

 her depravity, 143. 



Julius Caesar, i. 58, 62, 168, 

 241,256,279,390; ii. 166; 

 iv. 188 ; V. 283 ; vi. 155, 

 232, 233, 324, 346 — his 

 epistles quoted, iii. 241, 

 242— wine given by him 

 at his banquets, 255 

 Pliny borrows from his 

 account of the yew, 360 — 

 his reformation of the ca- 

 lendar, iv. 76. 



Jumna, ii. 41, 42. 



Juncinum, iii. 289. 



Juniper, iii. 178, 380, 381 ; 

 V. 24, 25 — wine from the, 

 iv. 478. 



Juno, V. 485— Temple of, at 

 Rome, vi. 322. 



Jupiter, feasts of, v. 121 — 

 Temple of, at Rome, vi. 

 322. 



Jupiter's beard (shrub), iii. 

 372. 



Jura, i. 174. 



Jurisdictio, i. 159. 



Jus Latii, i. 155, 



Justin quoted, i. 177, 225. 



Juvenal quoted, i. 21, 301, 

 321 ; ii. 541 ; iv. 144 ; vi. 

 70, 80, 305. 



K • 



Kaempfer quoted, vi. 4. 

 Kaffa, i. 334. 

 Kastri, i. 277. 



Keeping of fruits, iii. 303- 



307. 

 K^TToi, ii, 278. 

 Kermes-berrv, ii. 450; iii. 



353 ; iv. 390 ; v. 4, 5. 

 Kertsch. i. 327, 334. 

 Kestril, ii. 519. 

 Khimara, i. 272. 

 Kidneys, iii. 73, 74 — stags 



with four, 73. 

 Kidney-bean, iv. 47. 

 Killing of animals, the first, 



ii. 235. 

 Kingtisher, ii. 512, 513 ; vi. 



36. 

 Kipes for fishing, v,361. 

 Kirmanshah, ii. 79, 

 Kissing, as a salutation, v. 



153. 

 Kite, ii, 490. 

 Knees, iii. 87, 88. 

 Knot-grass, v. 259. 

 Kohl, iii. 54; vi. 115. 

 Kokend, ii. 33, 

 Koa/jios, i. 17. 

 Kraken or korven, ii. 362. 

 Kurds, ii. 29. 



Labeo, Antistius, ii. 554. 

 Labeo, C. Atinius, ii. 193. 

 Labeo, Titidius, vi. 230. 

 '' Labeo," origin of the n£.me, 



iii. 56. 

 Laberius, ii. 476. 

 Laborium, i. 195. 

 Labourers, their wines, iii. 



234, 251— fed on figs, 113. 

 Labranda, vi. 8. 

 Labrum Venereum, v. 148, 



242, 243. 

 Labrusca, iii. 255 ; iv. 464, 



465. 

 Labyrinth, i. 418 ; vi. 339— 



342— of Crete, vi. 184, 

 Laccadive.s, ii. 51. 

 Lacedsemon, i. 283. 

 Lacinium, i. 223. 

 Laconia described, i. 283. 

 Lactes, iii. 71. 

 Lactoi"is, V. 68. 

 " Lactuca," whence derived, 



iv. 181. 

 Lacus, iv. 109. 

 Lacydes and his goose, ii. 



499. 

 Ladanum, iii. 132, 133, 134 ; 



V. 171, 172. ■ 

 Lsestrygoiies, i. 194. 

 Lagara, wine of, iii. 243. 

 Lagense, iii. 242. 

 Lagine, v. 56. 



Lagopus, ii. 529 ; v. 173, 174. 

 Laina, iii. 132. 

 Laippns, vi. 170, 176. 

 Lais, v. 368. 



Laletamim, wine of, iii, 244. 

 Lalisiones, ii. 326. 

 Lambs, ii. 331. 

 Lamia, L., ii. 210. 

 Lamia (fish), ii, 411, 

 Lamium, iv. 404, 405 ; v. 254, 

 Lamp-black, iii, 259, 263; 



vi. 241. 

 Lamp-stands, vi. 152, 

 Lampedusa, i. 403, 

 Lampido, ii, 188. 

 Lamprey, ii. 394. 

 LampsacuB, i. 308, 389. 

 Lanata, iii. 297. 

 Land, fishes that live upon, 



ii. 471, 472 — buying of, iv. 



11, 12, 13— manuring of, 



iv. 68, 69— laying out of, 



iv. 114—117. 

 Lands, separated by the sea, 



i. 119 — changed into sea, 



i. 119, 120 — swallowed up 



by the sea, i. 120. 

 Landslips, 1. 115, 116; iii. 



527. 

 Language, iii. 95. 

 Lautem-fish, ii, 415, 

 Laoco6n, the Belvedere, vi. 



320. 

 Laodice, ii. 146. 

 Laodicea, i. 4S7, 441, 460. 

 Lapathum, iv. 287, 288. 

 Lapdogs, i. 267 — nursing of, 



V. 437. 

 Lapidaries, vi. 389. 

 Lapis lazuli, vi. 432. 

 Lapithse, i. 295. 

 Lappa, iv. 358. 

 Lappa boaria, v. 194, 

 Lappa canaria, v. 71. 

 Lappago, V. 192, 193, 

 Lapsana, iv. 188, 241. 

 Lapwing, ii. 512. 

 Lar, V. 285. 

 Larch, iii. 357, 359, 414, 416 ; 



V. 13. 

 Lard, v. 324, 325. 326. 

 Lares, iii. 331 — Compitales, 



i. 203. 

 Larinus, vi. 63. 

 Larisa, i. 294, 

 Lartius Licinius, v. 480. 

 Larvae, iii. 519. 

 Laser, i. 396, 398; iii. 399; 



iv. 145, 147, 432, 433, 434. 

 Laserpitium, iv. 144-147, 



148. 

 Latace, v. 159. 

 Latera, Lake, ii. 374. 

 Lathyris, v. 252. 

 Laticlave tunic, ii. 331, 335, 



447— purple, 442. 

 Latium described, i. 191. 

 Latin confederacy, i. 2C5. 

 Latin Festival, v, 233. 

 Latiniensian wines, iii. 242. 



