386 Harduini Inde 
Aulocronae 5,29, 
Aulocrene mons 5, 31. 
Auiocrene regio l6, 89* 
Aulon 4, 7. 
Aulon Cilicius 5, 35* 
Aunios inf 4, 34, 
Aurelia Carifla 3, 3. 
Aureum cornu 9, .10. 
Aurinini, qui Saturnini 3 ) 8* 
Aurunci iri Lario 3, 9. 
Aurufpi 6 ; 35. 
Aufantis myrrha 12, 35. 
Aufaritae 6, 32. 
Aufci 4, 33. 
Aufecuiani 3 > 16. 
Aufetani 3,» 4. 
Aufones primi tenuere 
15. 
Aufones in Latio 3, 9. 
, Aufonium mare 10* 15* 
20. 14, 8* 
Auftrania inf 4 ? 27 * 
Au ft ravi a infula 37, IX* 
Autace 6, 33* 
Aurei 6, 32. 
Aurei Arabes 6, 33* 
Authiandae 6, 7. 
Autololes 5, 1. Gaetuli 
5 ? %• 
Autololum gens 5 >' *• 
Automate, inter Cycladas 
2, 89- 
Automate inf. 4, 23, 
Automela 6, 23. 
Autrigones 3,4. 
Auxitnares 3, 9. Ig. 
Axantos inf 4, 30. 
Axenus Pontus 6, !• 
Axiacae cognomines flumini 
4, 26. 
Axius fl. Macedoniae 4,17. 
31,10. 
Axon fi. 5, ( 29 < 
X Geograrhicus 
Aza 6, io. 
Azali 3,23. 
Azanium mare 6, 32, 34. 
Azanius fimis 6, 73. 
Azarei 6, 33. 
Azibintha 4, 23. 
Azochis 6, 30, 
Azones 6, 30. 
Azotus 5, 14. 
Azuritaniim oppid. 5, 4. 
B. 
B arba coi. $, 1; ' 
Babia 14, g. 
Babylon 7, 57. 8, 74. 9, g. 
12, 19. 13,9-46. 18 - 45 - 
92 . 3 r > 39 - 35 » 51 - 
37 » 55 - 
Babylon, Chaldaeae quon¬ 
dam caput 5,21- defcri- 
bitur 6* 30 feqq. 
Babylone lacus 31, 30* 
Babylonis regio 24, 119* 
rigua 9 ? 83 - 
Babylonia 6, 30* 
Babylonia, pars Syriae 5, 
Babylonia Seleucia x8, 47 - 
Babyloniae campus flagrans 
2 , 110. 
Babylonica tricliniaria g, 74 « 
Babylonium nafturtium 20, 
50 . 
Babylonii 2, 79. gl. 7, 57* 
17, 9. 30, 2. 
Babylonius unicus 21, 7 2 - 
Babylonius rex 37 * l 9*. 
Babylonius Zachalias 37 ) 6o* 
Babyta^e (>, 31. 
Bacafcami 6, 32. 
Bacchias inf. 6, 34. 
Bachi- 
