INDEX OF PERSONS 



Fabli, XVIII 10 



Fabriclus, Boman rhetorician and 



philosopher iinder Tiberius, XVIIl 



276 

 Faunus, XVIII 60 

 Flarius, XIX 4 

 Fulvius Lurns, XIX 11 

 Furius Chresimus, XVIII 41 



Qalerius, XIX 3 



Hannibal, XVII 7; XVIII 166 

 Hemina, L. Cassiua, Roman liistorian 



140B.C., XVIII 7 

 Hercules, XVII 50 ; XIX 63 

 Herennius, XIX 40 

 Hesiodus, XVIII 201, 213 

 Hesperides, XIX 49 

 Hiero, king of Syracuse, 270-216 B.C., 



XVIII 23 



Hippocrates, Greek medical writer, 



460-357 B.C., XVIII 76 

 Hyginus, XVIII 232 



Lactucini, XIX 69 



Lartius I.icinius, XIX 35 



Lentuli, XVIII 10 



Lentulus Spinther, conaul 67 B.O., 



XIX 23 

 Lucullus, L., XVIII 32 



Maecenas, Horace'8 patron, XIX 117 

 Mago, Carthaginian writer on agri- 



culture, translated into Latiu after 



(alJ of Cartliage, XVII 63, 80, 93, 



128, 131; XVIII 22, 36, 97 

 Manius Curius Dentatus, defeated 



Sabines 464 B.C., XVIII 18 

 Manius Marcius, XVIII 18 

 Marcellus, consul 50 B.c, XIX 24 

 Marius, C, victor of Jugiirtha and of 



(rerman Invasioiis, 7th consulship 



86 B.C., XVII 2 ; XVIII 32 

 Menander of Atheus, c. 342 B.C., 



dramatist of New Comedy, XVUI 



172; XIX 113 

 MesBala, M., XVII 244 

 Metellus, defeated Carthaginians at 



Panormus, 251 B.C., XVllI 17 

 Minucius Augurinus, prefect of oom- 



market 439 B.C., XVIIl 16 

 Moschlon, Greek medical writcr, A.D. 



:!ud c, XIX 87 



Mucianus, consul A.D. 62, 70 and 76, 



XIX 12 

 Mura, XIX 138 



Nero, XVII 5; XVIII 35, 96; XIX 



24, 39, 108 

 Numa, XVIII 7 



Octevia, XIX 24 



Papirius Cursor, consul and dictator, 



defeated Samiiites 309 B.C., XVII 



81 

 Parmeniscus, XVIII 312 

 Perses, last king of M;icedonia, con- 



quered by Rome, 168 B.C., XVII 



244 

 Philippus, XVIII 312 

 Pliilometor, see Attalus 

 Pilumnus, XVIII 10 

 Piso, L. Calpumius Siculus, poet under 



Nero, XVII 244; XVIII 10, 42 

 Plautus, XVIII 107 ; XIX 50 

 Pompeius, XVII, 243; XVIII 36 

 Pyrrhus, king of Epirus, 296-272 B.O., 



XVIII 307 

 Pythagoras of Samos, 6th c. B.O., XIX 



94 



Romulus, XVIII 6 



Sabinus Tiro, XIX 177 



Saserna, XVII 199 



Scaevola, Q., XVIII 32 



Scrofa, XVII 199 



Semiraniis, inythical founder of 



Assvrian empire, XIX 49 

 Serrani, XIX 8 

 Serranus, C. Atilius Regulus, consul 



275 B.C., XVIIl 20 

 Servius, XVIII 12 

 Sestius, XVIII 273 

 SilanuB, D., consul 63 B.O., XVIII 



23 

 Sophocles, XVIII 65 

 Sosigenes, XVIII 212 

 Spurius, XIX 19 

 Spurius Albinus, XVIII 42 

 Spurius Maelius, distributed coru in 



famiine, 440 B.c, put to deatli as 



aiming at tyranny, XVll 65 

 Sterculus, XVII 60 

 Stolo, XVII 7 ; XVIll 17 

 SuUa, XVIII 32 



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