INDEX. 



509 



Paul, Saint, i. 201, 267, 297, 

 mx 304, 447, 456, 467, 491 

 49-2. 



Paulinus, Pompeius, vi.l33. 



Paulus, L. jEmilius, i. 302 ; 

 vi. 171, 277,346. 



Pansaiiias quoted, i. 215, 

 278. 



Pansias, iv. 305 ; vi. 273, 274. 



Paiisilypum, i. 214 ; ii. 467. 



Pavements, vi. 376-379. 



Paxos, i. 310. 



Peaches, iii. 293, 294, 296 

 iv. 508 — of Persia, poison 

 ous, iii. 296 — Pliny's sin- 

 gular notions as to, iv. 

 508. 



Peacock, ii. 495, 496 — its 

 vanity, 495 — fattened for 

 food, 496 — remedies de- 

 rived from, v. 413. 



Peahen, ii. 538. 



"Pearl," alleged origin of 

 the word, vi. 66. 



Pearl oyster, ii. 431, 432, 

 436, 437. 



Pearls, ii. 430-436 — when 

 first used at Rome, 440 — 

 of Britain, 437— costliness 

 of, 437, 438, 439. 



Peai-s, iii. 300-303— reme- 

 dies derived from, iv. 502. 



Pease, iv. 46. 



Pebbles, white and black, 

 ii. 187. 



Pectines, ii. 428. 



Pectoral, iv. 291. 



Pectunculus, vi. 64. 



"Pecunia," origin of the 

 word, iv. 5 ; vi. 89. 



Pedius, his supreme happi- 

 ness, ii. 199. 



Pedius, Q., vi. 231. 



Pegasi (beasts), ii. 279. 



Pegasi (birds), ii. 530. 



Pegasus, i. 291. 



Pegraa, vi. 94. 



Pelamides, ii.385. 



Pelagiaj, ii. 444. 



Pelasgi, i. 187. 



Pelecinon, v. 262. 



Pelicaii, ii. .527, 528. 



Peligni, i. 231. 



Pelion, i. 295. 



Pella,i.298; V. 491; vi.264. 



Pellitory, iv. 357. 



Peloponnesus described, i. 

 278. 



Pelops, his rib, v. 288. 



Pelops, the writer, v. 523. 



Pelorides, vi. 41. 



Pelorus, i. 209, 217, 219. 



Pelusium, i. 420. 



Peneus, i. 295. 296. 



Peiiicilli, V. 520. 



Peuicillus, vi. 250. 



Pennyroyal, iv. 259, 260, 

 261. 



Pentapetes, v. 122, 123. 



Pentadactyli, vi. 62. 



Pentaphyllon, v. 122, 123. 



Peiitapolis, i. 395. 



Pentelicus, i, 289. 



Pentorobus, v. 88, 89, 248, 

 249. 



Peony, v. 88, 89, 248, 249. 



Peparethos, wine of, iii. 247. 



Peplis, iv. 280, 281 ; v. 261. 



Pepones, iv. 157, 211. 



Pepper-tree, iii. Ill, 112, 

 113, 396. 



Pepperwort, iv.203, 269, 270. 



Persea, i. 427. 



Peraticum, iii. 116. 



Perch, ii. 395. 



Percnos, ii. 482. 



Perdicium, iv. 357, 383, 406, 

 407. 



Perekop, Gulf of, i. 332. 



Perfumes, burnt at funerals, 

 iii. 137— extravagance in 

 137 — a description of, 160 

 -165 — mixed with oil, 166, 



Perga, i. 452. 



Pergamum, i. 478. 



Pergula, iv. 307. 



Periander, i. 498. 



Periboetos, vi. 177. 



Pericarpum, v. 131, 132. 



Pericles, vi. 179 — adven- 

 ture of his slave, iv. 407 



Periclymenos, v, 261, 262; 

 vi. 188. 



Perileucos, vi. 456. 



Perillus, vi. 168, 187. 



Perimula, ii. 47, 431. 



Periphoretos, vi. 172. 



Peristereon, v. 121, 122. 



Peristereos, v. 130. 



Periwinkle (plant), iv. 339, 

 382 ; V. 57. 



Periwinkles (fish), ii. 427, 

 428, 470— gigantic, 470. 



Perna (fish), vi. GG. 



Perorsi, i. 404. 



Perpressa, iv. 368, 369; v. 

 186. 



Perperene, i. 474 ; v. 482. 



Perrhaebi, i. 271, 275. 



Persea, iii. 296 



Persepolis, ii. 69. 



Perseus, King, i. 299, 302. 



Persia, trees of, iii. 117. 



Persian Gulf, ii. 66— trees 

 of, iii. 117. 



Persian tree, iii. 182. 



Persians, their use of per- 

 fumes, iii. 136. 



Persica, iii. 296. 



Persicon napy, v. 268, 269. 



Persia, the province of, ii. 

 68. 



Persolata, v. 124. 



Personata. iii. .348. 



Pertinax Helvius, i. 186. 



Perugia, i. 190. 



Perusia, i. 190. 



Pescara, i. 231. 



Pesoluta, iv. .386. 



Pessinus, i. 492. 



Petasus, vi. .342. 



Petauristae, iii. 40. 



Peter. Saint, i. 426 



Petilium, iv. 328. 



Petorita, vi. 215. 



Petosiris, i. 148. 



Petrichus, iv. 205. 



Petrifactions, v. 482; vi. 

 438, 461. 



Petritan wine, iii. 246. 



Petroleum, i. 138 ; v. 478. 



Petronius, P.,ii. 99. 



Petronius, T., vi. 393. 



Petroselinum, iv. 248. 



Peucedanum, v. 126. 



Peucestes, vi. 176. 



Peucini, i. 348. 



Pezenas, i. 180. 



Pezica, iv. 144. 



Phsedrus quoted, ii. 315- 

 iii. 102; iv. 13. 



Phaethon, i. 243 ; vi. 397. 



Phagrus, ii. 393; vi. 48. 



Phalacrocorax, ii. 529. 



Phalangion (plant), v. 263. 

 Phalangitis, v. 263. • 

 Phalangiura (insect), ii. 353; 



iii. 29 ; v. 400. 

 Phalaris. v. 264 ; vi. 187— 



the first tyrant, ii. 227. 

 Phalerse, ii. 170 ; vi. 77. 

 Phalerides, ii. 528. 

 Phalerum, i. 289. 

 Phallovitroboli, vi. 70. 

 Phanagoria, ii. 14. 

 Phanias, iv. 388. 

 Phaon, i.274; iv. 398. 

 Pharanitis, vi. 433. 

 Pharnaces, ii. 128; v. 90. 

 Pharos, i. 479 ; vi. .3.39. 

 Pharsalia, i. 294, 295; v. 



159. 

 Pharusii, i. 4(^. 

 Pharynx, iii. 62. 

 Phaselis, oil of, iv. 494. 

 Phasganion, v. 134, 135. 

 Phasiolon, v. 251, 252. 

 Phasis, ii. 10. 

 Phaulias, iii. 433. 

 Phausia, v. 482. 

 Phazauia, i. 398. 

 Pheasant, ii. 528. 

 Phellandrion, v. 264. 

 Phellos, i. 4.56. 

 Phellusa, i. 488. 

 Phemonoir, ii. 554. 

 Pheneus, i. 287. 

 Phengites, vi. 369, 370. 



