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l^'DEX. 



Mnason, vi. 267. 

 Mnemonics, ii. 165. 

 Mnemosyne, fountain of, v. 



477. 

 Mnesides, iii. 158. 

 Mnesigiton, ii. 243. 

 IMnesitheus, iv. .388. 

 Mocha-stoue, vi. 440. 

 Modellers, ancient, vi. 284, 



285, 286. 

 Modelling, the art of, vi. 



283, 284, 285. 

 IModena, i. 242. 

 Modogaliuga, ii. 45. 

 Mcenus, ii. 384, 

 Moeris, Lake, i. 409 ; vi. 336. 

 Moesia, i. 264. 

 Molar stones, vi. 359. 

 Molemoninm, v. 168. 

 Moles (abortions), ii. 151. 

 Moles (animals), ii. 353— 

 have no sight, iii. 50— re- 

 medies derived from, v. 

 429. 

 Mollugo, V. 192, 193. 

 Molluscum, iii, 368. 

 Mollusk, vi. 65. 

 Molochitis, vi. 429. 

 Molon, V, 165. 166. 

 Moly, V. 87, 88. 

 Molybdaena (plant), v. 141, 



142. 

 Molybdgena (metal), vi. 112, 



118, 218, 219. 

 Molybditis, vi. 117. 

 Mona, i. 109, 351. 

 Monapia, i. 351. 

 Monarchy, ii. 227. 

 Mouboddo, Lord, his theory, 



ii. 134. 

 Mongols, ii. 9, 15. 

 Monkeys, li. 347. 

 Monoceros, ii. 281. 

 Monochromes, vi. 247. 

 Monocoli, ii, 130. 

 Mons Sacer. the secession 



to, iv. 152, 153. 

 Monsters, human, ii. 136, 



137 ; iii. 95. 

 Jlonth, work to be done in 



each, iv. 81-108. 

 Moon, pai'ticnl;irs connected 

 with the, i. 31-34, 36-40— 

 its effect upon fish, ii. 

 424— its influence, iii. 415, 

 417,480; iv. 97, 107, 110, 

 111 — revolutions of. 111, 

 112— conjunction of. 101— 

 prognostics fj-om, 119,120. 

 Moons, several seen at once, 



i. 63. 

 Moral disposition, indica- 

 tions of fi-om the appear- 

 ance, iii. 96. 

 Morbus pediculosus, ii. 191, 



Morimarasa, i. 342. 

 Morini, i 353. 

 Morion, v. 138, 1.39, 140. 

 Monnorion, vi. 453. 

 Momiyr, vi. 65. 

 Morochthos, vi. 4o3. 

 IMorphew, remedies for, v 



461. 

 Morphnos, ii. 482. 

 Morse, iii. 57. 

 Mortar, vi. 373. 

 Mortars, stones for, vi. 367 

 Mosa, i. 348. 

 Mosaic pavements, vi. 378 



379. 

 Moses, V. 425. 

 Moss, iii. 154; v. 499. 

 Moss agate, vi. 440. 

 Mossylum, ii. 96. 

 Motacilhi, ii. 551 ; vi. 4i6. 

 Moths, iii. 22, 41. 

 Motions of the stars, i. 47, 



48. 

 Mountain green, vi. 107, 108. 

 Mourning, signs of, iii. 398. 

 Mouse, of Egypt, ii. 308— 

 increase of its liver, iii. 

 70. And see " Mice." 

 Mouse-barley, iv. 445, 446 ; 



V. 250. 

 Mouth, the grasshopper lia.s 

 none, iii. 32 — remedies for 

 sores of the, v. 431. 

 Mouths of the Nile, i. 420. 

 Mucianus, L., i. 148 ; ii. 1.38. 

 Mucianus, tlie augur, ii. 487. 

 Mud-mullet, ii. 402. 

 Mugwort, V. 107. 

 ilulberries, iii. 319, 320 ; iv. 



508, 509. 

 Mule, vi. 457. 

 Mule-gnat, iii. 21 ; v. 469. 

 Mules, ii.323 — their nature, 

 324, 325 — barren, 325 — 

 other peculiarities of, 

 326— shod with gold, vi. 

 132. 

 Mulio, iii. 21 ; v. 469. 

 Mullet, ii. 397, 398, 401, 402, 



403. 

 Mulsum, ii. 215; iii. 246: 



iv. 437. 

 Multipedes, v. 417. 

 Mulucha, i 385. 

 Mummies, the coffins of, iii. 



180. 

 Mummius, his capture of 



Corinth, vi. 163. 232. 

 Munatius, P., iv. 307. 

 Munda, i. 461; vi. 358. 

 " Mundus," the terra, i. 13, 



14, 17. 

 Municipia, i. 154. 

 Muraina, ii. 394, 407-411; 

 iv. 299; vi. 6, 7 — pre- 

 serves for the, ii. 469. 



Murex, ii. 413, 428, 441- 

 445 ; vi. 29. 



.Muria, V. 5<>3, 504, ,509. 



Murrliine vessels, vi. 70, 

 286,392,39.3,394. 



Murrhitis, vi. 454. 



Murviedro, i. 16i'i. 



Mus, r. Decius, iv. .393. 



Mus cabirinus, ii. 308. 



Musa, Antouiu.s, iv. 182 : v. 

 .372. 



Mussea, vi. 366. 391. 



Musseus, iv. 387. 



.Muscatella wine, i. 195. 



Muses, i. 290, 296. 



Museum, the Sallustian, ii. 

 157. 



Mushrooms, iv. 428, 429. 



Music, theatrical, iii. 408. 



Musical, inventions, ii. 2.30 

 — scale ajjplied to the pul- 

 sation, V. 372. 



Musmon,ii. 339; v. 329. 



Mussels, vi. 41— gigantic, 

 vi. 5. 



Must, iii. 249, 250— how pre- 

 pared, 263, 264— proper- 

 ties of, iv. 468. 469. 



Mufitaceum, iii. 332. 



M ustard, i v. 197, 288, 289, 290. 



Mustela (fish), ii. 401. 



Mutina, i. 60, 142, 242. 

 ^luza, ii. 64. 

 Muziris, ii. 65. 

 Mya marganfera, ii. 4.37. 

 Myagrus (plant), v. 256. 

 Myagrus (artist), vi. 188. 

 My ax, vi.40. 

 Mycenaj, i.-2S4. 

 Mycon, vi. 152. 

 Myconian wine, iii. 246. 

 Myconos, i. Hlb ; iii. 46. 

 Myes, ii. 436. 

 Mygdones, i. 299. 

 Mygdonia, i 301. 

 Myiagros, ii. 507. 

 Myiodes,the divinity ,v.4')8. 

 Myisca, vi. 41, 

 Mylasa, i. 463. 

 Myoctonon, v. 220. 

 Myosota, v. 2.55. 256. 

 Myosoti.s, V. 2,55, 256. 

 Myosoton, V. 224, 

 Myra, i. 456. 

 Myriandros, i. 438. 

 Myrica, iii. 202; v. 29, 30. 



31. 

 Myriophyllon, v. 61. 

 Myriza, v. 61, 62. 

 Myrmecides, the sculptor, 



ii. 163 ; vi. 323. 454. 

 Myrraeciti.s, vi. 459. 

 M yrobalauum, iii, 142, 143 ; 



iv. 495. 

 Myron, vi. 168, 169, 173, 174, 



318. 



