INDEX OF PERSONS 



( Afeic ihort hiographical nvtes are added to supplemtTH Ihe infnrmation ^v*n 

 in Ihe text.) 



Acca Larentia, XTIII 6 



Adonis, XIX 49 



Aemllius, XIX 129 



Alcinous, XIX 49 



Alexander, XVIII 66; XIX 33 



Amasis, King of Egypt, 572-628 B.C., 



XIX 12 

 Anaxilaus, XIX 20 

 Anaxlmander, XTIIl 213 

 Androcydes, XVII 340 

 Antiocbus, name of twelve eucceesiTe 



Ungs of Syrla, 280-68 B.C., XVIII 



294 

 Antonius, M., XIX 23 

 AquiUus, C, XVII 2 

 Arcbebius, unknown author, XVIII 



294 

 Arcbelaus, Ung of Macedonia, 41S- 



399 B.C., XVIII 22 

 Ajistander, XVII 243 

 Aristotelcs, XVIII 336 

 Ateius Capito, legal writ«r under 



AuguBtua and Tiberius, XVIII 108 

 AtUlOB Regulus, Consul 267 and 266 



B.C., defeated and taben prisoner by 



Carthaginians in Africa, XVIII 37 

 Attalus, Pbiiomctor, king of Cappa- 



docia, 138-133 B.C., wrote treatlse 



on gardenlng, XVIII 22 

 Augeas, mytbical Ung in £11«, XVII 



60 

 Angustus, XVm «7, 94, 114, 189; 



XIX 44, 138 



Balbillaa, govemor ot Egypt i.D. 66, 

 XIX 3 



Caecina Largus, XVII 6 



Cae«ar, XVII 244; XVIU 211, 214, 



234, 237, 246 f., 250 f., 256 f., 870, 



S09 a. ; XIX 33, 40, 146 

 Calippus, XVIII 302 



542 



Cassiua. C, XVII 844 



Cato, M. Porolus, 234-147 B.C., wrote 



Res Rustica, XVII 33, et passim 

 Catulus, Q., defeated Cimbri 103 B.r., 



XVII 2; XIX 23 

 Ceres, XVIII 13 



Clcero, XVII 58 ; XVHI 334. 338 



Cioerones. XVXH 10 



Cimbri, XVII 3 



Cincinnatus, Quintius, dictator iU 



B.C., defeated Aequians, XVIII 88 

 Cleopatra, XIX 22 

 CoIumcUa, agricultural writer, Istoent. 



A.D., XVII 151 f., 162; XVIII 70; 



XIX 68 

 Oonon, astronomer mentioned by 



Propertius and Virgil, XVII 313 

 Comelius Cetbegus, XIX 166 

 Craesus, orator, consul 96 B.O., XVII 



2ff. 

 Cratcuas, XIX 166 

 Criton, XVIII 312 

 CuriuB, M'., friend of Cioero, XIX 



87 ; see also Manlos 



Damasus, XVIII 341 



Darius, XVIII 144 



Democritus, pbilosopber of Abdera, 

 460-361 B.C, XVII 23, 62; XVIII 

 47,61,231, 273,312,321,341 



Domitius Abenobarbus, consul 69 B.C.. 



XVIII 2fr. 

 Doaltbeus, XVUI 118 



Eniilus, XVIII 84 



Epicurus, XIX 61 



Epidius, XVII 243 



Euctemon, astronomer, XVIII 31S 



Eudoxus of CnidOB, astronomer, geo- 



metrician and pbysician, pupil of 



Plato, XVIII 318. 313 



