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INDEX. 



, i. 234. 



mi, i. 213. 



i, Vettius, v. 373,378. 



Vinniits, ii. 101. 

 Valeria, ii. 153; vi. 100. 

 Valeria (an ea^lej, ii. 481. 

 Valerian, iii. 121; iv. 370; 



v. I<r2. 



Valerianus, i. 200 ; ii. 354. 

 Valerius Flaccus quoted, 1. 



49. 

 Valerius Maximus, ii. 240 



quoted, i. 143. 

 Vulgius, C., iv. 300; v.78. 

 Vallum, iii. 342. 

 Valtt-lline, i. 255. 

 Vandili, i. 345. 

 Vanishing men, ii. 135. 

 Vannius, i. 33O. 

 Vappa, iii. 241, 2Cfi. 

 V.tr. i. 174. 



Varicose veins, remedies 

 for, iii. ks; v.353. 



Varro, M., his statue erect- 

 ed in bis lifetime, ii. 170 

 how buried, vi. 2*0, 2*7 

 bis works quoted, i.147, 



37j!.V.'. r , ; iv' 4 I, 53, 03,' si' 

 l".l. 1(N5. 4.'iS. 4 IS; v. 15;, 

 'K>4, 4<S ; vi. 2x. r >. 312, :isi. 



Vnrro, 1*. Atacinus, i. 2O*. 



V HHIS, the slaughter of, ii. 



" Varus," the origin of the 



name, iii. 89. 

 Vertis, i. 351. 

 \\-ientiiTia, vi. 457. 

 V.-ii, i. I'M. 

 Veins, iii. 78 varicose, 88; 



v. 253. 



Vejovis, iii. 424. 

 Vela, iv. 453. 

 \Vlia, Lake. v. 474. 

 V linns, i. 234. 

 Vt-hMrnuni, iii. 105 wine 



of, 211. 

 Venal rum, i. 19S oil of, iii. 



279. 



Venedi, i. 344. 

 Vf peering, iii. 195, 196, 427 



Veneris crines, vi. 457. 

 Von. m In the human.teeth, 

 iii. 61. 



459, 40O animals that 

 are, will not die of buu- 

 Ker. 549. 



Ventidius, P., i?. 19. 



Vents in the earth, i. 121. 



VMMI*. worship of. i. 4M. 



Vriri* An.idyomeiie,vi.259, 



Vcuus' couib, v. 70, 71. 



Verms de Medici, vi. 312, 

 318. 

 elms' hair, vi. 457. 



VenuHia, i. 228. 



Veratrum, v. 90, 97, 98. 



Verbascum, v. 127. 



Verbena, iv. 391. 



Verbenaca, v. 121, 122. 

 rbtnarius, iv. 391. 



Verdigris, its medicinal ef- 

 ficacy, v. 94 an account 

 of, vi. 195-198. 



Verpliic, i. 08; iv. 79, 88, 

 89. 



Venn 5 fuse, iv. 452. 



Vermilion, derivation of 

 the word, v. 5 an ac- 

 count of, vi. 119, 120. 



Verona, 5. 252. 



Verre.s, vi. 107. 



Verrius Flaccus, i. 209. 

 prsipellis, the story of, ii. 

 2SJ. 



Vervain, v. 121, 122, 130. 



Vervain mallow, v. 224. 



Vespasiaui, family of the, 



\Yspasianus, the I'mperor, 

 iii. llo; vi. 1M, 271 



Vesper, i. 29. 



Vessels of burden, of g 

 gan'tic si/.e, vi. :vi3. 



Vestal Virgins, v. 29O. 



Vestalis, Faluns, ii. 210. 



Vest ilia, ii. 110. 



Vest inns, iv. :is7. 



Vestorius, vi. 142. 



Vesuvius, i. 197. 



Vetches, iv. 40. 51,450, 451. 



Veternuru, v. 355. 



Vettonica, v. Ill, 112. 



Veins, Antistius. v. 473. 



Vianiomina, i. 202. 



\"iatf>r, iv. 9. 



Vibiusii. 147. 



it, 409 -tho proper situa- 



tion forit.444,4-15 



intf of, 482 culture of, 



495-517 variotiH kinds 



of, 491>, 5<X> it8 uses, iv. 



457, 45S leavi'g and 



slioots of, 458,459 cut- 



tings of, 4G2. 

 Vine, wild. iii. 255; iv. 4C4, 



4<x"> ; v. 232. 

 Viiu-dressers' reed, iii. 4(8, 



409. 



Vim-fretter. iii. 534. 

 Vinegar, iii. 257, 206, 2f>S; 



iv. 47S, 479, -ISO lees of, 



4S,}. 



Vintage, iv. 100, 110. 111. 

 Virlrt, iv. 317, 318, 80S. 

 Violet-purj)le/ii. 417. 

 Vipers, ii.311 ; v. :U5. H9, 



412 tk-sh of, eaten, ii. 133 



torpor of, 311. 

 Vipio, ii. 5.'k). 



Virgil, the poet, where he 

 died. i. 22<> his birth- 

 ]. litre, 252 his works for- 

 bidden to be burnt. Ii.l7i 



his works quoted, i. 5S, 

 >:i, 7M, '.15, lim, 110, 121, 

 131, 132, 1ST, 2nS, 2.'IM, :^ r >, 



321, ;',.".:,, 4i a; ii. 127,;.^, 



329; iii. 20, 21. 24, 12 1, 

 152, 217, 22:?, 228,2:il, 2: '2, 

 242, 21<i, 27s, 297. .'i<>2. 372, 

 39.}, ;t'.'S, 4 12, 4 14, 4 17. 4 SS 

 459, 4i*il, 4<>I, 470, 473. 175, 

 477. 179; iv. 15, 10, 17, .".\ 

 15, 57, 59, 02, 01. Of,, 07, 

 72. 73, 75. K5, 12, io|, 11O, 

 111,117,119,122, 123, 124, 

 131, 154, 1S2, 311. 315. 31{, 

 3 1' ', 31 1. 454 ; v. 25. 1 . 3!5, 

 3.S1; vi. 71, 139. 179.210, 

 32O, 3S3 Tnistniiislnted 



by 1'liny, iii. Xf2. 

 N'icissitudes, instances of I Virgin Waters, v. 488. 



remarkable, ii. is<. j Viscera, the. iii. 70 n-me- 



Victims for sacrifice, ii.329; dies for }>aii5 in. v. 437. 



iii. 79. 



Vu-toriatus, v. 8, 14 ; vi. 90. 



Vienna, 5. 202. 



ViKintivin, ii. 21Z 



Vinalia, iv. 99. 



Vincajien-inca, iv. 338, 339, 

 382; v. 67. 



Viiidex, .Inlius, iv. 203. 



Vine, lirst cultivation of, ii. 

 220 the nature of, iii. 

 215, 218 cultivation of, 

 SJlb-221 ninety-one va- 

 rieties of it, 222-233 re- 

 markable facts connected 

 with it, 233 '23ft profit* 

 derived from its c?iltnre, 



pickled, 203 training o! 



Viscum, iii. 391, 4;>J, 



G. 



Vistula, i. 314. -3-18. 

 Visnla, iii. 225. 

 , i. 34S. 



Vital spirit, iii. 65. 

 Vitality, higns of in man, 



iii. 90. 

 Vitellius, the Kmpcror, vi. 



164,287,288. 

 Vitellius, P., iii. 07. 

 Vitex.v. 20, 27.28. 

 Vitiparrn,ii.515. 

 Vitriol, vi. 2<o, 29 r >. 

 Vitruvins IVdlio. mention 



i'l, ni.437~quoed,i.450: 



vi. 212, 377. 

 Vivaria, ii. 345. 



