INDEX. 



503 



Members of man, peculiar- 

 ities in, iii. 86. 

 Memnon, ii, 99 — birds of. 50fi 



—statue of;, vi. 328, 329. 

 Jlemnonia, vi. 453. 

 Memnonides, ii. 506 ; iv. 



151. 

 Memory, ii. 164, 165— loss 



of, 165— seat of, iii. 88. 

 Blemphis, i. 409 • 

 Mensechmus, i. 372 ; vi. 145, 



182, 183. 

 Menander, ii. 357; iv, 205; 



vi. 146. 

 Menander, tbe poet, ii. 175; 



V. 423, 523 ; vi. 323 — 



quoted; iv. 28, 295, 519; 



vi. 30. 

 Menapii, i. 353. 

 Menas, vi. 302. 

 Mendes, the unguents of, iii. 



160, 161. 

 Menecrates (artist), vi, 302. 

 Meiiecrates, the poet, ii.357. 

 Menenius Agrippa, vi. 131, 

 Menestratus, vi. 317. 

 Meninx, i. 402. 

 Menismini, ii. 135. 

 Menodoriis, vi. 187. 

 Menogenes the cook, ii. 147. 

 Menstrual discharge, ii. 151, 



152 — marvels connected 



with, V. 304-307. 

 Menstruation, ii. 150, 151, 



152 ; iv. 199. 

 Mentastrum, iv. 256. 

 Mentor, the artist, ii. 185; 



vi. 135, 138. 

 Mentor and the Lion.ii. 271. 

 Mephitis, Temple of, i. 122. 

 Mercurialis, v. 92, 93, 94. 

 Merges, iv. 103. 

 Merida, i. 366. 

 Mermaids, ii. 363. 

 Mer-men, ii. 363. 

 Meroe, i. 107, 411; ii, 100, 



101, 

 Merois, v. 65. 

 Merops, ii. 516. 

 Mesembria, i. 306. 

 Mesogitic wine, iii. 246. 

 Mesoleucou, v. 254. 255. 

 IVfesoleucos, vi. 454. 

 Mesopotamia, i. 444 ; ii. 70. 

 Messages, by pigeons, ii. 



519. 

 Messala, the censor, ii. 147. 

 Messala, M. V., ii. 477; vi. 



144 — owed his healthiness 



to wine, iii. 243. 

 Messala, vi. 221. 

 Messalina, ii. 541 ; v. 373. 

 Messalinus, Cotta, iii. 276. 

 Messana, i. 217. 

 Messapia, i. 225. 

 Messene, i. 282. 



Messenia, i. 282. 



Messina, i. 217. 



Mestus, i. 304. 



Metffi, i. 34. 



Metagonitis, i. 387. 



Metalla, vi. 350, 351. 



Metals, soldering of, vi. 111. 



Metapontura, i. 224. 



Metellus, L., ii. 191, 192; 

 iv. 8. 



Metellus, Q., ii. 191, 192. 



Metellus, the pontiff, his ar- 

 ticulation, iii. 62. 



Meteorites, vi. 438. 



Meteors, i. 59, 60, 63, 64. 



Methone, i. 282, 296. 



Methora, ii. 46. 



Methymna, i.487. 



Metimanus, ii. 150. 



Meton, iv. 127. 



Metopium, iii. 161, 162, 288, 

 289. 



Metrodorus, artist and phi- 

 losopher, vi. 277, 303. 



Metrodorus, of Chios, iv. 

 303. 



Metrodorus, of Scepsis, i. 

 270. 



Meum, iv. 295, 296. 



Mouse, i. 348. 



Mevania, i. 239. 



Mica, vi. 369 



Micciades, vi. 308. 



Mice, of Pontus, ii. 308— 

 that swallow gold, 350, 

 351 — various kinds of, 350 

 351 — prognostics derived 

 from, 350 — that gnaw 

 iron, 350 — singing, 351 — 

 of the Nile, 472— their fe- 

 cundity, 544, 545— reme- 

 dies derived from, v. 392. 

 Also see " Mouse." 



Micipsa, i. 391. 



Micon, vi. 141, 186, 241, 249, 

 281. 



Mictis, i. 351. 



Micton, iv. 303. 



Midas', vi. 71. . 



Migration of birds, ij. 503- 

 506. 



Milan, i. 247, 248. 



Mildew, iii. 529; iv. 96, 97. 



Miletus (place), i. 466, 467. 



Miletus (writer), v. 368. 



Milfoil, V. 61, 221. 



Miliaria, iv. 455. 



Militaris, v. 68. 



Military services, gifts for, 

 vi. 86. 



Milk, offerings of, i. 4— par- 

 ticulars relative to, iii. 

 83— in woman, 83 — in ani- 

 mals, 83 — what is the 

 thinnest, 84 — the richest, 

 84- curdled, iv. 257, 258— 



impregnated by plants, v. 

 116— of Arcadia, 116— wo- 

 man's, remedies from, 302, 

 303 — medicinal uses of, 

 319-322. 



Milky Way, iv. 98. 



jVlillefolium, v. 61. 



Millepedes, v. 417. 



Millet, iv. 38, 444 — win© 

 from, iii. 256. 



Milliarium aureura, i. 203, 



Millstone.s, vi. .359. 



Milo, T. Annius, i. 88; vi. 

 346, 347. 



Milo, the wrestler, ii. 161 ; 

 vi. 440. 



Miltiades, vi. 248." 



Miltites, vi. 363, 364. 



Miltos, vi. 120. 



Milt waste, v. 228, 229. 



Mimas, i. 469. 



Mimosa, iii. 184 ; v. 43, 67. 



Mind, greatness of, ii. 166 — 

 vigour of, 166. 



Mineral waters, v. 485, 494, 

 495, 496— extravagant use 

 of, 496. 



Minerals of Spain, i . 173, 174. 



Minerva Musica, vi. 180. 



Minium, vi. 119, 120-124. 



Minorca, i. 211. 



Minos, ii. 89. 



Minsas, v. 63. 



Mint, iv. 192, 193, 256-259. 



Minturnse, i. 195. 



Minute works of art, ii. 163 ; 

 vi. 184, 323. 



Minyanthes, iv. 375. 



Miraculous properties of 

 wines, iii. 262. 



Mirage, ii. 135. 



Mirmillo, ii. 148. 



Mirror-stone, iv. 344; vi. 

 368, 369. 



Mirrors, vi. 126, 127, 214, 

 280, 422. 



Misenum, i. 196. 



Mistletoe, iii. 391, 433-436 ; 

 V. 5, 6. 



Mists, i.91 — prognostics de- 

 rived from, iv. 122. 



Misy, iv. 144; vi. 198, 199, 

 200. 



Mithrax, vi. 453. 



Mithridate, iv. 515; v. 79, 

 130, 380. 



Mithridates, King, i. 333; 

 ii. 19; iv. 515; v. 78.79, 

 102; vi. 92, 390, 451, 467— 

 his extraordinary memo- 

 ry, ii. 165. 



Mithridatia, v. 102. 



Mitra, ii. 91. 



Mitulus, vi. 41. 



Mitvlene, i. 487, 488. 

 , vi. 467. 



