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INDEX. 



Limbs, of animals, iii. 43 — 

 siipertiuous, 95. 



Lime (tree), iii. 366, 367 ; v, 

 23. 



Lime (for building), vi. 373 

 375. 



Limestone, iii. 455. 



Limeum, v. 254. 



Limonia, iv. 425, 426. 



Linioniatis, vi. 453. 



liimonion. iv. 2.S3. 



Limonite, vi. 363. 



Limyra, i. 455. 



Linden-tree, iii. 366, 367 ; t. 

 23. 



Lindos, i. 483. 



Linen, iv. 132, 133 ; v. 273 

 — when tirst dyed, iv. 138 

 — bleaching of, iv. 279. 



Lingua (plant), v. 69. 



Lingulaca, v. 132, 133. 



Linnet, ii. 522. 



Linozostis, v. 92, 9.3, 94. 



Linseed, iv. 135, 294, 295. 



Linus (river), v. 475. 



Lion, how produced, ii. 

 264, 265, 266— different 

 species of, 266 — its food, 

 266, 267— attacks men, 267 

 — its alleged clemency, 

 267, 271 — its anger and 

 courage, 268— terrified by 

 the crowing of a cock, 269 

 — when first exhibited at 

 Rome, 269 — how caught, 

 270 — wonderful feats by, 

 270 — harnessed, 270 — its 

 gratitude, 271, 272— killed 

 by the leontophonus, 310 

 —killed by a dog, 31.5— its 

 breath fcBtid, iii. 97— re- 

 medies dei-ived from, Vi 

 308. 



Lion-crab, ii. 425. 



Lipara, i. 221. 



Liparae, vi. 219. 



Lipartean islands, i. 221. 



Liparea, vi. 453. 



Liparis, river, i. 450; v. 478. 



Lips, iii. 56. 



Liqueurs, iii. 247. 



Liquorice, iv. 351, 399, 400; 

 V. 110, 163, 217. 



Lirinon, iv. 314. 



Lisbon, i. 364. 



Liternum, li. 311 ; iii. 234. 



Litnarge, vi. 117, 118. 



Lithontriptics, v. 444; vi. 

 28. 



Litho.spei-mnm, v. 2.53, 2.54. 



Live iron, vi. 209. 



Liver, of the goose used for 

 food, ii. 499 — described, 

 iii. 67, 68 — wanting in 

 victims, 68 — sometimes 

 double, 6S — increase of, 



■with the moon, 70 — its 

 powers of preservation, 70 

 —remedies for complaints 

 of, V. 344 — remedies for 

 pains in, 438, 439 ; vi. 39. 



Livia Augusta, her long 

 evity, iii. 239 — omen of 

 of the laurel, 336. 



Livy, ii. 114— his birthplace 

 i. 252 — his works quoted 

 5, 87, 88, 105, 143, 187, 224 

 229, 297, 478 ; ii. 136. 



Livy, the Younger, i. 497. 



Lixos, i. 375, .376. 



Lizards, ii. 299, 312 ; v. 397 

 402, 403, 414, 415, 417- 

 gigantic, ii. 312 — spotted, 

 iii. 31. 



Loadstone, vi. 209, 355, 356 



Localities of trees, iii. 370 

 371, 372. 



Lochia polyrrhizos, v. 116 

 117, 118. 



Loch ins, Publilius, vi. 301, 

 302. 



Loci, iii. 75. 



Lockets, V. 435. 



Locri, i. 222. 



Locrians, Epicnemidian, i. 

 192. 



Locris described, i. 276. 



" Locuples," derivation of 

 the word, iv. 5. 



Locusta (the botanic tenn), 

 iv. 455. 



Locusts, ii. 133 ; iii. 55. 56, 

 5r— plagues of, 36, 37 — 

 eaten, 37 — remedies de- 

 rived from, V. 403. 



Loins, remedies for pains in 

 the, V. 344, 345, 440, 441. 



Loligo, ii. 389, 416, 417. 



Lollia Paulina, her pearls, 

 ii. 437, 438. 



Lollius, M. ii. 4.38. 



Lomentum,vi. 108, 109, 142. 



Lonchitis, v. 134. 



Long life, indications of, iii. 

 96. 



Longompori, ii. 103. 



Longula, i. 208. 



Longulanns, C. Severus, li. 

 14.S ; vi. 303. 



Lopadusa, i. 403. 



Lophius piscatorius, ii. 412. 



Lora, iii. 234, 251. 



Loretum, iii. 337. 



Lorum, vi. 72. 



Lotapea, v. 425. 



Lotometra, iv. 412, 413. 



Lotophasi^i, i. 393. 



Lotus, iii. 439 ; iv. 358, 412 ; 

 V. 3, 4— of Africa, iii. 198 

 — of Egypt and tlie Euph- 

 rates, i99. 200 — aged, 

 430. 



Louis XIV. of France, ii* 

 153. 



Louse-plant, iv. 464. 



f.ovage, iv. 194, 195, 265. 



Luca, i. 187. 



Lucan, his " Pharsalia" 

 quoted, i. 57, 86, 107, 117. 

 177, 185, 241, 261, 375, 41,3, 

 431 ; ii. 37, 285 : iv. 124,' 

 226, 280, 321, 481, 516 ; v. 

 73, 129. 



Lucania described, i. 207. 



Liicanian oxen, ii. 251. 



Lucauus, C. Terentius, vi. 

 246. 



Lucanus (a beetle), v. 454. 



Lucca, i. 187. 



Lucentum, i. 164. 



Lucerne (plant), iv. 53. 54. 



Lucian, his birth-place, i. 

 443. 



Lucifer, 1. 29. 



Lucilius, C, mentioned, ii. 

 355 — quoted, vi. 377. 



Lucretius, T., mentioned, 

 ii. 554— quoted, i. 133, 205; 

 ii. 137, 553 ; iv. 138, 321. 



Lucrinus, Lake, i. 196; ii. 

 372— emissary of, vi. 3.54. 



Lucullan marble, vi.325. 



Lucullus, L., i. 306; ii. 8.9; 

 V. 87. 159 ; vi. 285, .302— 

 his largesses in wine, iii. 

 255— introduces thecherry 

 into Italy, 322— his want 

 of moderation, v. 297. 



Lucullus, M., i, 338. 



Ludius, vi. 270. 



Lugdunensis (Gallia) de- 

 scribed, i. 355. 



Lugdunum, i. 357. 



Luna, i. 187— wines of, iii. 

 242— marble of, vi. 325. 



Lungs, iii. 67. 



Luperci, vi. 155. 



Lupines, iv. 49, 50, 452. 453. 



Lupus (fish), ii 392, 399. 



Lurco, M., Aiifidius, ii. 496 



Lusitania described, i. 363 

 —its fertility, ii. 322. 



Lustra, vi. 228. 



Lustration, ii. 522. 



Lutarius, ii. 402. 



Luxor, 1.416. 



Luxury, appliances of, found 

 in the sea, ii. 429 — ^ex- 

 cesses of, iii. 167, 168 — in 

 woods, 429. 



Lycanthropy, ii. 283. 



liycaon, the animal, ii. 304. 



Lycaonia described, i. 451. 



Ivvcapsos, V. 252, 253. 



Lyceas, vi. 385. 



Lychnis (plant), iv. 313, 337, 

 381— agria, v. 131. 



Lychnis (stone), vi. 424,425. 



