Chapter XVII: Part 17
Circus Maximus, 190;
altar of Consus, 178, 190, 206-7, 209;
Ara Maxima, 138, 189, 190, 193-7;
festivals, 77-8, 94;
races, 208;
temples, 92, 160, 202, 204.
Cnaeus Flavius, 11.
Coins, 350-2;
heads on, 286-7, 351.
Comitia Curiata: meetings, 63, 64, 123, 305.
Comitium, 57-8.
Compitalia, 255, 277, 279-80, 294, 335, 338.
Consualia, 115, 178, 189, 206-9, 290;
Vestal Virgins present, 115, 150;
winter, 267-8.
Consuls: connexion with Feriae Latinae, 95, 96;
entrance on office, 5, 95, 190, 278;
laying down of office, 216.
Consus, 324, 338;
altar in Circus Maximus, 178, 190, 206-7, 209;
connexion with horses, 207-8;
with Ops, 212-3;
festivals, 115, 178, 206-9, 267-8;
temple, 206, 267.
Corn: supply, 76;
trade, 121;
wolf: _see_ Corn-spirit.
Corn-spirit: animal representation, 78, 83, 90-1, 94, 244-5, 264;
death and renewal of life, 83, 118, 246-7, 316-7;
human representation, 177, 245;
races in rites, 245-6, 330;
rites to aid growth of corn, 41, 83-4;
rites to propitiate, 90-1, 244-8.
Creek Indians: festivals of first-fruits, 152-3.
Cross-roads, 279-80.
Curiae, 16, 71, 303-4;
festivals, 71-2, 219, 302-6, 335;
flamen, 304.
Curio Maximus, 303-4.
Curis, 303.
Damia: connexion with Bona Dea, 105-6.
Days: calendar marks in, 8-10;
market, 8;
number in months, 2-3.
Dead: ancestor worship, 161, 275-6, 300, 308-9;
burial, 108, 109, 307;
cult chiefly in February, 3, 6, 33, 107, 299, 300;
festivals, 106-10, 131, 275-6, 306-10;
offerings, 308;
spirits: _see_ Ghosts.
Dea Dia, 71, 105;
centre of ritual of Fratres Arvales, 74, 105;
connexion with Ceres, 74.
December, 7;
character, 255;
festivals, 33, 255-76.
Deities: abstractions resolved into, 190-1, 341;
chthonic, 207, 210, 211-2;
dualism of male and female, 61-2, 212-3, 221;
female, 67, 71, 74, 106;
fluctuation between male and female, 67, 73, 80, 232-3;
images: _see_ Images;
impersonality, 106, 137, 139, 213, 221-2, 295, 311, 337;
multiplicity, 144, 167, 241, 259-60, 291-3, 337;
prayers: _see_ Prayers;
symbols, 122, 139, 161, 169, 170, 230, 235;
women’s: _see_ Women.
Delphi: Roman dealings with, 181.
Demeter, 103, 110;
connexion with Ceres, 73, 74, 181.
Demons: _see_ Evil spirits.
Diana: connexion with Artemis, 200;
coupled with Hercules, 181, 186;
festival, 198-200;
functions, 198, 200-1;
Nemorensis, 183;
temples, 198-200, 339.
Dionysus: connexion with Liber, 54-5, 74, 88;
introduction of cult into Italy, 88, 342;
sacrifice at Tenedos, 329.
Dioscuri, 296-7, 351;
temples, 202, 296.
Dis Pater, 120, 212, 269.
Dius Fidius, 327;
antiquity, 135-6;
connexion with Genius Jovis, 142-5;
with Hercules, 137-9, 142-4;
with Jupiter, 138-41, 221;
with Semo Sancus, 136-8, 144;
temple, 135, 136, 141.
Divalia, 274-5.
Dogs: connexion with Lares praestites, 101, 351-2;
sacrifices, 89-91, 101, 209, 311, 312, 314.
Earth: deities, 67, 71, 74, 103, 104, 106, 256, 294-5;
spiritualized as feminine, 103, 106.
Epulum Jovis: _see_ Jupiter.
Equirria, 44-6, 330-1.
Esquiline: cults, 228;
divisions, 266;
temples, 38.
Etruscans: influence on Roman religion, 171-2, 185-6, 200, 219-20,
222-3, 229, 234-5, 338-40;
trias, 218, 220, 229, 235, 239.
Evil spirits: expulsion, 40-1, 43, 107;
human scapegoat, 40-1, 46-9.
Fairs, 253.
Fasti: _see_ Calendar;
Ovid’s, _see_ Ovid.
Fauna, 103.
Faunalia, 255, 256-8.
Faunus, 103, 257-8;
connexion with Lupercalia, 257-8, 262, 312-3;
with Pan, 258, 259, 313;
derivation of name, 258-9;
festival, 256-8;
functions, 80, 261-3, 278;
multiplicity, 259-60, 313;
origin, 257-8, 259, 261, 263-5;
temples, 257-8, 278, 302;
woodland character, 260-1.
Favonius, 258, 259, 264;
Feb. 7th, 277, 299.
February, 3, 4, 6, 7;
character, 6, 66, 299;
festivals, 3, 6, 33, 298-331;
origin of name, 6, 298.
Feralia, 10, 107, 306, 309-10.
Feretrius: _see_ Jupiter.
Feriae Latinae, 95-7, 227-8, 335.
Feriae Sementivae, 294-6.
Feronia, 199, 252-4;
temple, 253.
Fertility: customs to produce, 94-5, 104, 178-9, 262, 302, 311, 315,
318-21.
Festivals, 15, 18-9, 44, 336;
agricultural, 3, 71, 79-82, 85-8, 88-91, 113-4, 124-8, 145-54, 204-6,
206-9, 212-4, 256-8, 268-73, 324-7, 335;
of curiae, 16, 71-2, 219, 302-6, 335;
domestic, 107, 306-10;
harvest, 124-8, 145-54, 189-90, 195-6, 207-9, 212-4, 243-4, 294-6;
marked in calendars, 15-6;
men’s, 102-3, 142, 194;
of montes, 16, 265-7, 335;
moveable, 15, 95, 124, 255-6, 277, 279, 294, 303;
pagi, 16, 257, 294-6, 335;
pastoral, 96-7;
patrician, 68 (n. 2), 70;
plebeian, 44, 50-1, 68, 70, 92, 163, 171, 253;
of sacella, 16, 111-20, 335;
survival of, 127-8, 312, 321;
times of, 7, 59, 70, 169-70, 174, 189, 256, 290;
transition from rustic to urban: _see_ Religion;
women’s, 38, 67-8, 102-3, 142, 148, 154-6, 178-9, 255-6, 291.
Fetiales, 230-1;
declaration of war, 134, 230;
lapis silex, 230-1.
Fidenates: legends about, 174, 175, 177, 178.
Fides, 237;
festival, 237-8.
Fig-tree of Rumina, 310, 334.
Fire: deities, 189, 209-10;
sacred fire of Vesta: _see_ Vesta.
Firstfruits: gathering, 151-3;
offering, 195, 211-2.
Fisovius Sancius: _see_ Fisus.
Fisus, 137, 139.
Flamines, 35, 288, 335, 342-3;
antiquity of deity proved by, 92, 187, 201, 237;
Flamen Carmentalis, 292;
Flamen curiae, 304;
Flamen Dialis, 86-8, 204, 221, 313;
Flamen Floralis, 92;
Flamen Furinalis, 187;
Flamen Martialis, 237, 323;
Flamen Palatualis, 267;
Flamen Pomonalis, 201;
Flamen Portunalis, 202;
Flamen Quirinalis, 89, 209, 237, 276, 333, 334;
Flamen Volcanalis, 123, 210;
Flamen Volturnalis, 214;
Flaminica Dialis, 56 (n. 5), 112, 115, 146, 149, 151, 153, 221;
representative of sons of the family, 36, 147, 288, 334.
Flora, 92-3, 240, 324;
festivals, 91-5
functions, 67, 93, 94;
temples, 92, 202, 324.
Floralia, 91-5;
hares and goats loosed in Circus Maximus, 94.
Fons (or Fontus), 240-1, 258;
temple, 341.
Fontinalia, 240-1.
Fordicidia, 71-2, 83, 243;
character, 66, 115, 150;
share of Vestal Virgins in, 71, 83, 115, 150.
Fornacalia, 302-6, 335.
Fors Fortuna: _see_ Fortuna.
Fortuna, 67;
connexion with Jupiter, 166, 168, 223-5;
with Nortia, 171-2;
with Servius Tullius, 68, 156-7, 162, 171-2;
explained as dawn-goddess, 164-6;
explained as moon-goddess, 168-9;
explained as sun-goddess, 168-71;
festivals, 67-9; 161-72;
Fors, 124, 161-3, 340;
functions, 167-8, 170-1;
_huiusce diei_, 164-5, 343;
origin of name, 163-4, 166-7;
Primigenia, 72, 124, 165-6, 167-8, 223-4, 254;
statues, 156-7, 339;
symbols, 169, 170-1;
temples, 68, 72, 124, 156-7, 161-2, 166, 339, 343;
Virilis, 68;
women especially worship, 167-8;
worshipped at Praeneste, 72, 124, 166, 168, 223.
Forum: meeting of curiae in, 305, 306;
temples, 271, 273-4, 296, 339.
Forum Boarium: Aedes Herculis, 193;
temples, 154, 156-7, 339.
Forum Olitorium: temple, 302.
Foxes, 78;
loosed at Cerealia, 77-9; 94.
Fratres Arvales, 42;
Acta Fratrum Arvalium, 17, 125;
calendar, 12;
decline of, 184-5, 343;
ritual of, 48, 74, 92-3, 105, 125, 127, 136, 240-1, 271, 282.
Freedwomen: worship of Feronia, 253.
Furiae: confusion with Furrina, 187, 188.
Furrina (or Furina), 187-8.
Furrinalia, 173, 187-8.
Gaia Caecilia, 141.
Games (ludi), 15, 50;
Apollinares, 173, 179-80;
Cereales, 72-3;
compitales, 279-80;
Florae, 91-5;
horse races, 44-5, 58, 91, 180, 208, 242, 245-6, 248-9;
Megalesiaci, 69-71;
plebeii, 180, 217, 252, 253;
Romani, 215, 216-7, 252;
saeculares, 182.
Gates: _see_ Porta.
Geese: sacred to Juno, 129-30.
Genita Mana. 101.
Ghosts: purification of house from, 100, 109-10, 131;
classification of, 108-9.
Gods: _see_ Deities.
Guilds, 62, 121;
tibicines, 157-8.
Harawara, 84.
Hares: loosed at Floralia, 94.
Harvest, 154, 189;
customs, 177-8, 245-6;
festivals, 124-8, 153-4, 189-90, 195-6, 207-9.
Healing deities, 104-5, 180, 191, 278.
Heimdal: equation with Janus, 286.
Hephaestus, 123.
Hercules: connexion with Dius Fidius or Semo Sancus, 137-9, 142-4;
with Genius, 143-4, 194-5, 196, 337;
with Juno, 142-4;
with Mars, 194-5, 196;
coupled with Diana, 181, 186;
Invictus, 201;
legends, 102, 112, 138, 193, 196-7;
representative of male principle, 103, 143, 194;
temples, 135, 201;
Victor, 138;
worship, 193-7;
worship confined to men, 102, 103, 142, 194.
Hermes, 120-1;
connexion with Mercury, 121, 186.
Hirpi Sorani: rites at Soracte, 84, 317.
Horatius: legend, 238-9.
Horses: connexion of Consus with, 207-8;
of Mars with, 330;
decked with flowers, 207-8;
heads decked with cakes, 242, 244.
Horta Quirini, 324.
Ides, 8;
sacred to Jupiter, 8, 10, 120, 157, 198, 215, 241.
Iguvium: inscription found at, 17, 114, 127, 137, 139, 176, 221.
Images and statues of gods, 81, 141, 156-7, 200, 201, 218, 228, 239.
Indigitamenta, 71, 191, 192, 274, 341.
Indigites, 192.
Inuus, 312-3.
Isis worship, 252.
January, 5-7;
character, 6, 33, 277;
consuls enter office in, 5, 95, 278;
festivals, 6, 277-97;
origin of name, 6, 7, 33, 99.
Janus, 270;
connexion with Cardea, 131-2;
with January, 6, 33, 99;
with Saturnus, 270;
with tigillum sororium, 238-9;
with Vesta, 282-3, 287-8, 334-5;
cult-titles, 289-90;
geminus, 286;
god of entrances, 282-3, 286-9, 335, 337;
origin of cult, 282-9;
Rex sacrorum connected with worship of, 282, 288, 334-5;
temples, 204, 270.
July, 2, 3, 173;
festivals, 174-88.
June: character, 6, 33;
festivals, 130-72;
origin of name, 6, 99-100, 129-30.
Juno, 312;
Caprotina, 178;
connexion with Bona Dea, 142;
with Hercules, 142-4;
with June, 99-100, 129;
with Jupiter, 134, 218, 221, 223-5;
with Mars, 37-8, 133-4;
with tigillum sororium, 238-9;
cult at Praeneste, 166, 224;
Curitis, 223, 239;
festivals, 174, 178-9;
Kalends sacred to, 8, 38, 129, 239, 241;
Lucina, 38, 105, 156;
Moneta, 129-30;
one of Etruscan trias, 218, 220, 229, 235, 339;
representative of female principle, 38, 141, 143, 178, 221, 321 (n.
1), 337;
Sospita, 302;
temples, 38, 157-8, 215, 216-7, 302, 326-7.
Jupiter, 97, 220-1, 313;
Capitolinus, 97, 158;
cella Jovis, 217;
connexion with Dius Fidius or Semo Sancus, 138-41, 221;
with Fortuna, 166, 168, 223-5;
with Juno, 134, 218, 221, 223-5;
with Mercurius, 120;
with Terminus, 326-7;
with wine, 55, 88, 240;
Elicius, 232, 233;
epulum Jovis, 215, 216, 217-20, 233-4, 253;
Fagutalis, 228;
Feretrius, 229-30, 232, 334;
festivals, 85-8, 157-9, 174, 216-20, 275, 338;
Fulgur, 239;
functions, 55, 88, 97, 141, 222, 229-30, 232, 326;
Ides sacred to, 8, 10, 120, 157, 198, 215, 241;
Indiges, 192;
Invictus, 158;
Latiaris, 97, 198, 227-8;
Liber, 55, 88;
Lucetius, 222;
one of Etruscan trias, 218, 220, 229, 235, 339;
Puer, cult at Praeneste, 166, 224-7;
stones connected with, 230-3, 234;
temples, 95-6, 157-8, 215, 216-7, 228, 229, 232, 326-7, 339;
Viminius, 229;
worship in groves, 183, 227;
worship in Italy, 221-3;
worship on hills, 95, 222, 227, 234.
Juturna, 293;
temple, 341.
Kalends, 8;
sacred to Juno, 8, 38, 129, 239, 241.
Kings, 36, 63, 282;
represented by Pontifex Maximus, 147, 288;
represented by Rex sacrorum, 8, 213, 282, 288.
Lapis: _see_ Stones.
Larentalia, 275-6.
Larentia: _see_ Acca Larentia.
Lares, 136, 309, 337;
compitales or domestici, 101, 338;
praestites, 100-1, 335.
Latin Festival: _see_ Feriae Latinae.
Latins, common worship of Romans and, 95-7, 198-9, 335.
Latona, coupled with Apollo, 181, 186, 200.
Laurel, 83;
sacred to Mars, 35-6.
Lectisternium, 180-1, 186, 200, 273;
connexion with epulum Jovis, 218.
Lemuria, 100, 106-10, 131, 174, 290.
Leucothea, 154.
Liber, 312, 338;
connexion with Dionysus, 54-5, 74, 88.
Libera, 74.
Liberalia, 54-6;
cakes used at, 53-4, 55.
Litania Maior, 91, 127.
Lucaria, 15 (n. 1), 173, 174, 182-5, 186-7.
Luceres, 185.
Ludi: _see_ Games.
Lupercal, 310-1, 318.
Lupercalia, 298, 299, 310-21;
deity of, 257-8, 262, 312-3;
sacrifices at, 101, 311, 312-4;
salt-cake used, 110, 115, 311;
whipping to produce fertility, 104, 179, 262, 302, 311, 315, 318-21.
Luperci, 311, 312-3, 319-20;
derivation of name, 311, 317.
Lupercus, 311, 312.
Lupines, 94.
Lustrations, 68, 83-5, 298;
aedes Vestae, 148-9, 151-4;
Argei, 100, 113-4, 115, 119;
arms, 58-9, 248-9, 250-1;
bound-beating, 114, 125-8, 304, 319;
crops, 100, 114, 124-8, 154;
ghosts, 100;
Lupercalia, 315-6, 319-21;
people, 175-6;
processions, 111, 113-4, 125-6, 335;
rites, 299-302;
sheep, 81;
shields, 58-9, 248, 250;
trumpets, 63-4, 123.
Magna Mater Idaea: festival, 67, 69-71;
introduction into Rome, 67, 69-70, 102, 342;
stone representing, 69-70, 342;
temple, 70.
Maia, 98-100;
connexion with Bona Dea, 99, 100, 123, 129;
with Mercurius, 98-9, 120;
with Volcanus, 123, 210.
Mamuralia, 45-50.
Mamurius: expulsion of Mamurius Veturius, 40-1, 46-9;
festival, 44-50;
smith, 39, 45-6;
variant for Mars, 39, 41, 45.
Manes, 108, 300, 308.
March, 2, 3;
beginning of year, 5, 33, 38;
connexion with Mars, 33-5, 48, 64-5, 99;
festivals, 5, 35-65;
New Year’s Day, 5, 35-43, 278;
origin of name, 33, 99.
Marcus Fulvius Nobilior, 11.
Market days, 8.
Marriages, 293;
customs, 142;
ill-omened in March and May, 60, 67, 100, 109, 293;
prohibited, 146, 308.
Mars, 53, 60, 313;
birthday, 5, 36-8, 60;
comparison with Apollo, 39-40;
connexion with Hercules, 194-5, 196;
with Juno, 37-8, 133-4;
with March, 33-5, 48, 64-5, 99;
with Minerva, 53, 59-60, 62;
with Nerio, 60-2, 186;
with Quirinus, 322-3;
with Robigus, 89, 324;
with Romulus, 33, 37 (n. 3);
with Silvanus, 55, 194;
festivals, 44-6, 57-63, 123, 241-50, 290, 313, 330-1;
functions, 34-5, 41, 43, 64-5, 89, 248-9, 250, 262;
god of powers of vegetation and reproduction, 34-5; 41, 48-9, 64,
126-7, 196;
Greek influence, 35, 37;
laurel sacred to, 35-6;
origin, 34-5, 64;
priests: _see_ Salii;
Sacrarium Martis, 39, 44, 324, 335;
shields: _see_ Ancilia;
temples, 133-4, 232;
war-god, 126, 207, 248, 249.
Mater Larum, 240.
Mater Matuta, 154-6, 165.
Matralia, 154-6, 165.
Matronalia, 38.
May, 2, 3;
character, 6, 33, 100;
festivals, 33, 98-128;
origin of name, 6, 33, 98-100.
Meals: _see also_ Epulum Jovis;
sacrificial, 81, 96-7, 194, 218-20, 308, 309.
Meditrinalia, 236, 239-40.
Megalesia, 69-71.
Men: exclusion from cults, 102-3, 142, 256;
oaths of, 138-9, 142.
Mens, 145.
Mercurius: connexion with Hermes, 121, 186;
with Jupiter, 120;
with Maia, 98-9, 120;
coupled with Neptunus, 181, 186;
god of trade, 121;
temples, 121, 339.
Mildew: _see_ Rust.
Minerva: connexion with Mars, 53, 59-60, 62;
with Nerio, 59-62;
festivals, 59, 62, 158;
goddess of trumpet players, 62, 158;
nail driven into cella of, 234-5;
one of Etruscan trias, 218, 220, 229, 235, 339;
temples, 59, 157-8, 215, 216-7, 326-7, 339.
Mola salsa: _see_ Salt-cake.
Montes, 266-7;
festivals of, 16, 265-7, 335.
Months, 5-7, 33-4;
divisions, 7-8;
lunar, 7;
names, 5-7, 33-4, 99-100;
number of days, 2-3;
solar, 1.
Mundus, 211-2;
open, 211-2, 239, 252.
Myrtle, 68;
excluded from temple of Bona Dea, 103-4.
Nails driven into temples, 172, 217, 234-5.
Nemesis, 170.
Neptunalia, 173, 185-7.
Neptunus, 185-7;
connexion with Poseidon, 185, 186, 187;
with Salacia, 186;
coupled with Mercurius, 181, 186;
functions, 185, 187.
Nerio, 134-5;
connexion with Mars, 60-2, 186;
with Minerva, 59-62.
Nerthus, 117.
New Year: _see_ March.
Nones, 7, 8;
Nonae Caprotinae, 174, 175, 178-9.
Nortia, 235;
connexion with Fortuna, 171-2.
November: character, 252;
festivals, 252-4.
Numa: connexion with calendar, 4, 335-6;
legends, 262-3, 278.
Numbers: lucky and unlucky, 3.
Oak of Jupiter Feretrius, 229, 232, 334.
Oaths, 138-9, 142, 231, 297, 327;
Jupiter’s connexion with, 139, 229-30, 326;
taken at Ara Maxima, 138-9.
Octaeteris cycle, 2-3.
October, 2, 3;
character, 236-7;
festivals, 237-51.
October-horse, 45, 58, 241-50;
blood kept by Vestal Virgins, 83, 150, 243, 247;
corn-spirit represented by, 83, 244-8;
races, 45, 58, 242, 245-6;
sacrifice of, 83, 241-2.
Opalia, 255, 273-4.
Opeconsivia, 115, 150, 189, 212-4, 290.
Ops, 74, 338;
connexion with Consus, 212-3;
with Saturnus, 212, 273-4;
Consiva, 212;
festival, 115, 150, 212-4, 273-4;
Opifera, 210;
temple, 273-4.
Oracles: Faunus, 262-3.
Oscilla: _see_ Puppets.
Ovid: Fasti, 6-7, 13, 14, 36-7, 173, 236-7.
Paganalia, 16, 294-6, 335, 338.
Pagus, 257, 294, 335;
festivals, 16, 257, 294-6, 335, 338.
Palatine: divisions, 266;
Lupercal: _see_ Lupercal;
mundus: _see_ Mundus;
rites celebrated, 276, 310-2, 318-9;
temples, 70, 180 (n. 4), 182;
union with Subura, 247.
Palatua, 267.
Pales, 67, 80, 267;
festival, 79-85;
offerings, 81, 103.
Pan: connexion with Faunus, 258, 259, 313.
Parentalia, 210, 276, 299, 300, 306-10, 335.
Parilia, 66, 79-85, 110, 243, 247;
character, 66, 115, 150;
share of Vestal Virgins in, 71, 83, 115.
Penates, 337.
Persephone, 75.
Picumnus, 201.
Pinarii, 193.
Plebeians: festivals, 44, 50-1, 68, 70, 92, 163, 171, 253;
quarter, 75, 77;
secession, 53, 75-7;
temples, 75-6, 92, 199.
Pomona, 201.
Pons sublicius, Argei thrown from, 112, 113-4.
Pontifices, 114;
decline, 342-3;
growing importance, 339-41;
influence on religion, 190-1, 192, 213, 214, 257-8, 341;
Pontifex Maximus, 147, 288;
priestesses, 105-6;
share in festivals, 112, 114, 276.
Poplifugia, 7, 15 (n. 1), 173, 174-6, 179, 183, 328.
Porta: Agonensis, 281;
Capena, 133, 232;
Carmentalis, 180 (n. 3), 290, 291, 293;
Fontinalis, 240;
Sanqualis, 135, 140;
Trigemina, 201.
Portunalia, 189, 202-4.
Portunus, 202-4, 214,
Poseidon: connexion, with Neptunus, 185, 186, 187;
Hippios, 208.
Potitii, 193.
Praeneste, 254;
cult of Fortuna, 72, 124, 166, 168, 223-4, 254;
cult of Jupiter Puer, 166, 224-7;
foreign influence, 166, 227.
Prayers, 81-2, 89-90, 126-7, 133, 155, 184, 191, 295, 308, 346.
Presents given at festivals, 38, 272, 278.
Priests: _see_ Pontifices.
Primigenia: _see_ Fortuna.
Proserpina, 212.
Prostitutes, festival of, 93.
Punic Wars, 19, 69-71, 179;
institution of festivals and temples due to, 19, 69, 179, 341, 342.
Puppets: Argei thrown into Tiber, 111-20;
oscilla hung on trees, 96, 116, 296.
Purification: _see_ Lustration.
Pythagoreans, 110.
Quinctilis: see July.
Quinquatrus, 45, 57-62, 290;
minusculae, 157-9.
Quirinal, 237, 281, 322;
cults, 229, 322-4;
temples, 124, 135, 136, 141, 190-1, 322, 324.
Quirinalia, 304-5, 322-4.
Quirinus, 305, 322-4;
temples, 191, 322, 323.
Quirites, 322.
Races: _see_ Games.
Regia, 190, 213, 220, 282, 335;
laurel fixed on, 5, 35;
sacrarium Martis in, 39, 44, 324, 335;
sacrarium Opis in, 213.
Regifugium, 174, 327-30, 331.
Religion, 18-20;
authorities, 332-3;
based on cult, 20, 333-4;
daemonistic character, 74, 106, 137, 139, 213, 221-2, 226-7, 232-3,
295, 313;
decline, 341-3;
Etruscan influence, 171-2, 219-20, 229, 234-5;
Graeco-Etruscan influence, 185-6, 211-2, 223, 338-40;
Greek influence, 191, 194, 200, 218, 226-7, 268-9, 273, 342, 343;
influence on character, 344-9;
Oriental influence, 19, 252;
pontifices’ influence, 190-1, 192, 213, 214, 257-8, 341;
reaction against foreign influence, 340-1, 349;
representative of stages of growth, 334-8;
revival by Augustus: _see_ Augustus;
transition from aniconic to iconic, 219-20, 229, 233-4;
transition from rustic to urban, 90, 91, 103, 195-6, 248-50, 257-8,
279-80, 294.
Reproduction, spirit: _see_ Corn-spirit.
Rex sacrorum, 8, 335;
connexion with Janus worship, 282, 288, 334-5;
representative of king, 8, 213, 282, 288;
representative of head of household, 213, 282, 288, 334.
Robigalia, 66, 88-91.
Robigus, 324, 338;
connexion with Mars, 89, 324;
festival, 88-91.
Romulus, 4;
connexion with Mars, 33, 37 (n. 3);
with Quirinus, 322;
legends, 175-6, 229, 310.
Rust, red, 88-9, 91.
Sabine women, legend, 178, 208-9.
Sacella Argeorum, 16, 56-7, 111-2, 335;
procession round, 56, 111, 113-4, 335.
Sacrifices, 51, 54, 56, 62, 86, 209, 267, 313-4;
bean meal and lard, 130, 133;
boar, 210;
bull, 126;
cakes, 53-5, 155, 161, 295, 304;
cereals, 292-3;
cheese, 96, 228;
cow, 71;
dog, 89-91, 101, 209, 311, 312, 314;
fig-tree, 178;
fish, 209-10;
flight after, 176, 328, 329-30;
goat, 122, 311, 312, 314;
heifer, 96, 179, 193, 217, 228;
honey, 309, 325;
horse, 241-2;
human, relics of, 112, 115, 116-7, 119, 315;
kid, 257;
lamb, 64, 105, 325;
milk, 81, 96, 103, 228, 309;
millet, 81;
oil, 309;
pig, 105, 126, 256, 272, 325;
procession of victims, 126;
ram, 282;
red calf, 210;
sacrificial meal, 81, 96-7, 194, 228;
salt-cake (mola salsa), 110, 115, 148, 311;
sheep, 89, 96, 126;
sow, 295;
water, 309;
wine, 87, 103, 257, 309, 325.
Salacia, 186.
Salii, 36, 39-43, 58, 194, 250, 331, 334;
Agonenses, 41, 54, 281, 323;
Carmen Saliare, 39, 41, 45, 49, 289;
Collini, 41, 54, 320, 323;
mansiones Saliorum, 41, 44;
number, 41, 42;
Palatini, 41, 320, 323;
shields: _see_ Ancilia;
skins worn by, 47-8, 49-50.
Salt-cake (mola salsa): made by Vestal Virgins, 110-1, 115, 148, 149,
153, 205, 311;
used at Ides of September, 110, 115, 311;
used at Lupercalia, 110, 115, 311;
used at Vestalia, 110, 115, 148, 311.
Salus, 190-1, 343.
Sancus: _see_ Semo Sancus.
Saturnalia, 15, 177, 255, 268-73, 335.
Saturnus, 120, 268-71;
connexion with Ops Consiva, 212, 273-4;
festival, 268-73;
functions, 270, 338;
temples, 71, 273-4, 339.
Scapegoat, 176;
Mamurius Veturius, 40-1, 46-9.
Seianus: owner of statue of Fortuna, 156-7, 171.
Semo Sancus, 160, 327;
connexion with Dius Fidius, 136-8, 144;
functions, 139-41.
Semones, 136.
Senate, 134.
September: character, 215-6;
festivals, 215-35.
Septimontium, 16, 265-7, 335.
Servius Tullius, 280;
connexion with Fortuna, 68, 156-7, 162, 171-2, 339;
Etruscan origin, 157, 171;
founder of temples, 68, 162, 198-9, 339.
Sextilis: _see_ August.
Sheep: fold decorated, 80-1;
lustration, 81;
sacrifice, 89, 96, 126.
Sibylline books, 68, 69, 74, 92, 93, 145, 179, 181.
Silvanus, 55, 103, 258, 261, 262;
connexion with Mars, 55, 194.
Sirius, 90.
Slaves, 155;
deities of, 199, 253-4;
festivals open to, 38, 162-3, 178-9, 193, 194, 199-200, 272-3, 280;
manumissions, 253-4.
Snakes, 104.
Sol Indiges, 191-3.
Soranus, 160;
Apollo, 84, 181.
Sosigenes, 4.
Spells, 80-1, 83, 84, 96, 109-10, 150, 243, 279-80, 296, 301, 309-10;
rain, 119-20, 232-3.
Spirits: dead, _see_ Ghosts;
evil, _see_ Evil spirits.
Statues: _see_ Images.
Stones, sacred, 140;
lapis silex, 230-2;
manalis, 211, 232-3;
oath per Iovem lapidem, 138, 231;
representing Magna Mater Idaea, 69-70, 342;
Terminus, 230-1, 326-7, 334.
Strenia, 278.
Stultorum feriae, 304-6, 322.
Subura, 247, 266.
Summanalia, 161.
Summanus, 160-1, 241.
Sun, 84;
deities of, 35, 168-70, 191-3, 283-4;
symbols of, 139, 169-70.
Supplicatio, 191.
Tacita, 210, 309-10.
Tanaquil, 141.
Tarquinii, 75-6, 121, 280, 327-8;
worships introduced by, 96, 181.
Tellus, 67, 71, 74, 294-5;
festivals, 71-2, 294-6;
sacrifices, 71, 295.
Tempestates, temple, 341.
Temples, 339-43;
of Aesculapius in insula, 278, 340;
Apollo at Actium, 182;
Apollo in Flaminian fields, 180;
Apollo Palatinus on the Palatine, 180 (n. 4), 182;
Bellona in Circo Flaminio, 134;
Bona Dea on the Aventine, 101-5;
Carmenta at Porta Carmentalis, 291, 293;
Castor and Pollux ad Forum, 296;
Castor and Pollux in Circo Flaminio, 202;
Ceres, Liber, and Libera on the Aventine, 74-6, 339;
Consus on the Aventine, 206, 267;
Diana on the Aventine, 198-200, 339;
Dius Fidius on the Quirinal, 135, 136, 141;
Faunus in insula, 257-8, 278;
Feronia at Tarracina, 253;
Flora ad Circum Maximum, 92, 202;
Flora or Horta Quirini on Quirinal, 324;
Fors Fortuna trans Tiberim, 161-2, 339;
Fortuna in Foro Boario, 156-7, 339;
Fortuna Huiusce Diei, 165, 343;
Fortuna Primigenia at Praeneste, 72
Fortuna Primigenia on the Quirinal, 124;
Fortuna Virilis, 68;
Hercules near the Circus Flaminius, 135;
Hercules Invictus ad portam trigeminam, 201;
Janus ad Theatrum Marcelli, 204;
Juno Lucina on the Esquiline, 38;
Juno Moneta in arce, 129-30;
Juno Sospita ad Forum Olitorium, 302;
Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva in Capitolio, 157-8, 215, 216-7, 326-7,
339;
Jupiter Elicius under the Aventine, 232;
Jupiter Feretrius in Capitolio, 229;
Jupiter Invictus, 158;
Jupiter Latiaris on the Alban Mount, 95-6, 228;
Juturna, 341;
Magna Mater Idaea, 70;
Mars extra Portam Capenam, 133-4, 232;
Mater Matuta in Foro Boario, 154;
Mens in Capitolio, 145;
Mercurius, 121, 339;
Minerva on the Aventine, 59, 158;
Ops ad Forum, 273-4;
Quirinus in Colle, 191, 322;
round, 193;
Salus on the Quirinal, 190-1;
Saturnus ad Forum, 271, 273-4, 339;
Summanus ad Circum Maximum, 160;
Tempestates, 341;
Vediovis in arce, 43;
Vediovis in insula, 122, 277;
Vediovis inter duos lucos, 122;
Venus ad Circum Maximum, 204;
Venus Erycina in Capitolio, 85, 145;
Venus Verticordia, 68, 343;
Victory on the Palatine, 70;
Volcanus in Circo Flaminio, 211;
Vortumnus on the Aventine, 201, 341.
Terminalia, 4, 324-7, 335.
Terminus, 324, 326-7;
festival, 324-7;
stone, 230-1, 326-7, 334.
Theatrum Marcelli, 204.
Tiber, worship, 214.
Tiber island: temples, 122, 257-8, 277, 278, 340.
Tiberinus, 120, 203, 214.
Tibicines: _see_ Trumpets.
Tigillum sororium, 238-9.
Tina (or Tinia), 222-3.
Tirones, 56.
Tithes: offered on Ara Maxima, 138; 195-7;
offered to Hercules Victor, 138-9.
Toga virilis, assumption of, 56.
Totemism, 84-5, 101, 231-2, 334.
Treaties: Dius Fidius’ connexion with, 141;
Jupiter’s connexion with, 229-30, 326;
making, 229-30;
ratified at Ara Maxima, 138.
Tree-worship, 228-9, 232, 234.
Tribuni: celerum, 58-9;
militum, 58;
plebis, 75.
Trumpets, 63-4, 159;
lustration, 63-4, 123;
players, 62, 157-9.
Tubilustrium, 44, 45, 62-4, 123, 290;
connexion with Minerva, 62;
festival of Mars, 62, 290.
Vediovis, 121-2, 160, 225, 277-8;
connexion with Apollo, 122, 181, 225, 277;
festivals, 43, 121-2, 277-8;
temples, 43, 122, 277.
Vegetation spirit: _see_ Corn-spirit.
Veneralia, 67-9.
Venus: connexion with April, 67, 69;
with Fortuna, 68;
with wine, 86, 204;
Erycina, 85, 145;
festivals, 67-8, 85-6;
functions, 67, 86;
Greek influence, 67, 69, 86;
Mimnermia (or Meminia), 145;
temples, 68, 85-6, 145, 204, 343;
Verticordia, 68-9, 343.
Vesta: aedes, 148-9, 151-4, 335;
connexion with Janus, 282-3, 287-8, 334-5;
festival, 145-54;
functions, 150;
hearth-goddess, 147-8, 150, 282-3, 287-8, 334, 337;
laurels fixed on aedes, 5, 36, 153;
penus Vestae, 83, 148, 149-50, 153, 288;
origin of cult, 146-8, 149, 282-3;
sacred fire, 5, 35, 114, 147-8, 150-1, 153.
Vestalia, 145-54;
character, 115, 126, 154;
mourning of Flaminica Dialis, 115, 146, 149, 151, 153;
salt-cake used, 110, 115, 148.
Vestal Virgins, 36, 68-9, 306, 324, 335;
festivals shared in, 52, 57, 71, 85, 112, 114-15, 150, 256;
functions, 147, 149-51, 288;
representative of daughters of family, 36, 111, 147, 149, 213, 256,
288, 334;
salt-cake made by, 110-1, 115, 148, 149, 153, 205, 311.
Vetches, 94.
Victory, temple of, 70.
Viminal, cults on, 229.
Vinalia, 10, 338;
connexion with Jupiter, 85, 86-8, 338;
with Venus, 85-6, 204;
Priora, 85-8;
Rustica, 10, 85, 86, 87, 189, 204-6.
Vitulatio, 179.
Volcanalia, 189, 209-11.
Volcanus, 209-11;
connexion with Maia, 123, 210;
festivals, 123, 209-10;
functions, 123-4, 210;
temple, 211.
Volturnalia, 214.
Volturnus, 214.
Volupia, 274.
Vortumnus, 201, 341.
War: conduct of, 216;
declaration of, 134, 230;
gods of, 126, 134-5, 207, 248, 249.
Water: deities of, 187, 189.
Weddings: _see_ Marriages.
Weeks: eight days, 7, 8.
Wells and springs: sanctity, 240.
Wheel symbol, 161, 169-70.
Wills: sanctioned by Comitia Curiata, 63, 123.
Wine: festivals, 85-8, 204-6, 236, 239-40;
introduction of vine into Italy, 88, 97, 236;
Jupiter’s connexion with, 55, 88, 240;
Venus’ connexion with, 86, 204;
vintage, 236.
Wolf: corn; _see_ Corn-spirit;
sacred to Mars, 311, 334.
Women, 262;
deities of, 38, 68, 102-3, 106, 155-6, 167-8, 200-1, 291-3;
excluded from worship of Hercules, 102, 103, 142, 194;
festivals, 38, 67-8, 102-3, 142, 148, 154-6, 178-9, 255-6, 291;
oaths, 142;
rites to produce fertility, 94-5, 104, 178-9, 262, 302, 311, 315,
318-21.
Woods, importance in religion, 183-4.
Year: beginning, 5-7, 35-6, 278;
lunar, 1-3;
method of reckoning, 1-4;
solar, 1-3.
INDEX OF LATIN WORDS
Aedes, 135.
Agone? 281.
Agonia, 281.
Amiculum Iunonis, 179, 312, 321 (n. 1).
Ancile, 38, 41, 42, 43, 46, 58, 248, 250.
Annare perennare, 51.
Annus, 1, 52.
Aperio, 66.
Argea, 56.
Argei, 52, 56, 57, 111 (n. 4), 112, 113, 118-9.
Asylum, 122, 183 (n. 3), 327.
Augurium Salutis, 190.
Auspicatio vindemiae, 204, 205.
Baculum, 64.
Balineum, 67.
Bidental, 140.
Bidentes, 140.
Bulla, 96 (n. 5).
Caeli templum, 141.
Camella, 82 (n. 4).
Caprificatio, 178 (n. 8).
Cara cognatio, 306, 308.
Cardo, 132.
Carmen, 291.
Carpentum, 291.
Casnar, 119 (n. 1).
Cerei, 273.
Cerfia, 73.
Cerfus, 73.
Cerus, 73.
Cingulum, 142.
Cippus, 319.
Clava, 64.
Clavis, 203.
Clavus, 234, 235.
Clypeus, 141.
Collegium, 157.
Columella, 134.
Comitialis, 9.
Compitum, 279, 280, 294.
Condere, 207.
Covella, 8 (n. 1).
Creare, 73.
Creppi, 262, 318.
Curia, 16, 71, 303.
Curio, 304.
Damiatrix, 105, 106.
Damium, 105.
Decumae, 195, 196.
Decuria, 140.
Dies parentales, 107, 306.
Edepol, 297.
Endotercisus, 10.
Equorum probatio, 216 (n. 5).
Fabariae kalendae, 130.
Fanum, 135.
Far, 304.
Fari, 259.
Fas (or Fastus), 8.
Favere, 258.
Februare, 188, 298 (n. 1).
Februum, 6, 83, 298, 301, 311, 321.
Feriae, 8.
Flamen, 36, 147.
Foculus, 55.
Focus, 242.
Forda, 71.
Fornax, 306.
Fur, 187.
Furfare, 188.
Furvus, 187.
Fuscus, 187.
Genialis, 55.
Genius, 55.
Hostia praecidanea, 301.
Herbarium, 104.
Horda, 71.
Impius, 299.
Incinctus, 309.
Incubus, 262.
Indiges, 192, 193.
Indigitamenta, 191, 192, 341.
Janua, 6, 7, 282.
Janus, 6, 282, 286, 287.
Lapis Capitolinus, 230-1.
Lapis manalis, 211, 232, 233.
Lapis silex, 230, 231.
Larva, 108.
Laurea, 36.
Lectisternium, 181, 200, 218, 273.
Lectus genialis, 142, 143.
Lemur, 108, 109, 183.
Lex templi, 198.
Liba, 53, 55, 155 (n. 7).
Liberalis, 55.
Litania maior, 91, 127.
Lituus, 64.
Lucar, 183.
Lucus, 183, 185.
Ludi, 15.
Lupus, 311.
Lustratio, 58, 66, 175 (n. 8), 176, 301.
Lux, 222.
Maena, 209, 309.
Mane, 156.
Manes, 108, 109, 156.
Maniae, 116.
Mansiones Salioruro, 41, 44.
Manus, 156.
Matrimus, 42.
Maturus, 156.
Matuta, 156.
Mecastor, 297.
Me dius fidius, 138.
Me hercule, 138.
Mellarium, 103.
Mercator, 121.
Minium, 218, 223.
Minusculus, 158.
Mola salsa, 110, 149, 155 (n. 7), 311.
Moneta, 129, 130.
Montanus, 267.
Montes, 16, 266-7.
Mundus, 211-2, 283.
Mustum, 240.
Nefas, 299.
Nefastus, 9, 151.
Nemus, 183.
Nodus herculaneus, 142.
Numen, 34, 35, 183.
Nundinae, 8, 270.
Obnuntiatio, 343.
Ocris fisius, 222.
Offa penita, 247 (n. 1).
Orbis, 139, 141.
Oscilla, 96, 116, 296.
Paganus, 267.
Pagus, 16, 114, 257, 294, 335.
Palatuar, 80 (n. 3).
Parentatio, 275, 276, 306.
Patrimus, 42.
Pecuarius, 257.
Penus, 148, 149, 150 (n. 1), 153, 212, 213, 288.
Per Iovem (lapidem), 138, 230 (n. 2), 231.
Persillum, 202 (n. 1).
Piamen, 301.
Pietas, 347-8.
Pistrina, 304.
Pomoerium, 133 (n. 3), 134, 211, 302 (n. 1), 319, 327.
Pompa, 216 (n. 5).
Pontifex, 114.
Portus, 202, 203.
Postriduanus, 9.
Primigenia, 165, 223.
Purgamentum, 301.
Puteal, 140.
Quadrata (Roma), 211.
Quando Rex Comitiavit Fas, 10, 63.
Quando Stercus Delatum Fas, 10, 146, 149.
Quinquare, 58.
Regia, 148.
Religio, 298, 300, 347.
Religiosus, 9, 151.
Robigo, 78, 88, 89.
Ros, 82 (n. 3).
Sacella Argeorum, 16, 56, 110.
Sacellum, 111, 112, 113, 130, 135, 154.
Sacer, 75, 174, 348.
Sacra Argeorum, 16, 111.
Sacrosanctitas, 75.
Salax, 186.
Salum, 186.
Sanqualis avis, 139.
Sapa, 82.
Satio, 269.
Sceptrum, 230.
Serere, 269, 289.
Sexagenarios de ponte, 112, 116.
Sigillaria, 272.
Simulacrum, 57, 113, 118.
Solis pulvinar, 191.
Stolae longae, 159.
Strenae, 278.
Strix, 132.
Stultorum feriae, 304, 306.
Suffimen, 83.
Summanalia, 161.
Tabularia, 269.
Tibia, 63, 159.
Tigillum sororium, 237, 238.
Tiro, 56.
Toga libera, 56.
Trabea, 41.
Transvectio equitum, 133, 296 (n. 6).
Tribunus celerum, 58, 59.
Tribunus militum, 58.
Tuba, 63, 64, 123.
Tunica picta, 41.
Urfita, 139.
Vegrandia farra, 121.
Vescus, 121.
Vesta, 282.
Vestalis, 36.
Vestigia fugae, 176, 183.
Vicus, 280.
Vindemia, 86, 88, 204, 205, 236.
Virga, 178.
Visceratio, 179.
Vitulatio, 179.
Vitulus, 179.
Votum, 346.
INDEX OF LATIN AUTHORS QUOTED
APPULEIUS,
_de Genio Socratis_, 15 108
ARNOBIUS,
_adv. Nationes_, 3. 40 73
_adv. Nationes_, 7. 21 312
_adv. Nationes_, 7. 49 70
AUGUSTINUS (ST.),
_de Civ. Dei_, 2. 27 93
“ 2. 29 230
” 4. 8 177, 274
“ 4. 11 167, 292
” 4. 23 160, 326
AUSONIUS, _de Feriis_, 9 177
CAESAR, _Bell. Gall._, 6. 16 117, 286
CALPURNIUS, _Ecl._ 1. 8 foll. 263
CATO,
_de Re Rustica_, 83 194
“ 132 218
” 139 184
“ 141 89, 126
” 156 foll. 105
_ap. Dionys._ 2. 49 137
_ap. Priscian_. 7. 337 198
CENSORINUS,
_de Die Natali_, 2. 20 66
“ 20. 4 3
” 20. 2 97
CICERO,
_de Harusp. Resp._, 12. 24 70
“ 17. 37 256
_pro Roscio Amer._, 35. 100 112, 116
_in Verrem_, i. 10. 31 215
_de Domo_, 28. 74 267
_in Pisonem_, 4. 8 279
_pro Fiacco_, 38. 95 308
_de Nat. Deor._, 2. 27. 67 287
” 2. 61 145
“ 2. 68 150
” 3. 20 240
“ 3. 46 187
” 3. 48 155
_de Divinatione_, 1. 10 160
“ 1. 17. 30 64
” 1. 101 262
“ 2. 41 166
_de Legibus_, 1. 14. 40 299
” 2. 3. 8 333
“ 2. 21. 54 276
” 2. 48 308
_de Officiis_, 3. 10 322
_de Republ._, 1. 16 175
“ 2. 12 208
_Brutus_, 14. 56 292
” 20. 78 180
_Ep. ad Att._, 1. 12 256
“ 6. 1. 8 11
” 9. 9. 4 54
“ 13. 52 268
” 15. 25 256
_ad Fam._ 12. 25 54
_ad Q. Fratr._, 2. 3. 2 322
COLUMELLA,
_de Re Rustica_, 2. 8. 2 255, 271
“ 2. 12 88
” 10. 311 170
“ 11. 2. 178, 214, 299
” 12. 4 213
CORNELIUS NEPOS,
_Atticus_, 20 229
ENNIUS, _Fragm._, 5. 477 210
FESTUS & PAULUS (ed. Müller).
P. 2. Aquaelicium 232
5. Ambarvales hostiae 125
19. Armilustrium 250
22. Apellinem 180
23. Aureliam familiam 191
33. Bellona 134
45. Catularia porta 90
56. Claudere 203
63. Cingulum 142
64. Corniscae 130
Curiales mensae 303
68. Damium 105
Daps 218
75. Depontani 112
85. Fontinalia 240
Februarius mensis 298, 321
87. Fagutal 228
92. Feretrius 138, 230
93. Fornacalia 304
97. Gradivus 37
119. Larentalia 275
122. Mater Matuta 156
123. Meditrinalia 240
128. Manalis lapis 211
150. Martius mensis 5
154. Mundus 211
165. Nefasti dies 9
178. October equus 242
179. October equus 242
197. Oscines 140
209. Picta toga 206
210. Piscatorii ludi 209
217. Persillum 202
229. Propter viam 138
Proversum fulgor 160
233. Portus 203
238. Praebia 141
241. Praebia 136
242. Pudicitiae Signum 157
245. Publica Sacra 16, 111, 256
Palatualis flamen 80
253. Pollucere merces 195
254. Quinquatrus 59
Quirinalia 304, 322
264. Rustica Vinalia 86, 204
278. Regifugium 62, 328
297. Sororium tigillum 238
309. Subura 266
316. Stultorum feriae 304
322. Saturnia 269
326. Thymelici ludi 180
333. Scribonianum 140
334. Sexagenarios de ponte 111
340. Septimontium 265
343. Servorum dies 199
348. Summanalia 161
Septimontium 266
374. Vinalia 85
377. Umbrae 185
GAIUS, 2. 101 63
GELLIUS, A.,
_Noctes Atticae_, 4. 9. 5 9
“ 5. 12 122, 186, 225
” 10. 15 56, 110, 115, 313
“ 10. 24. 3 279
” 11. 6. 1 142
“ 12. 8. 2 218
” 13. 23 123, 186, 212
“ 16. 7 82
” 16. 16. 4 291
“ 18. 2. 11 70
” 18. 7. 2 291
“ 20. 2 63
GROMATICI AUCTORES (ed. Rudorff.),
” vol. i. 56 184
“ ” 141 325
“ ” 164 126
“ ” 302 258
“ ” 350 326
“ vol. ii. 263 184
HORACE,
_Od._, 1. 21 201
“ 1. 28 299
” 1. 35 157, 170, 235, 238
“ 3. 8 38
” 3. 17 272
“ 3. 18 256
_Sat._, 1. 8. 24 109
” 2. 6. 20 foll. 289
ISIDORUS, 15. 11. 1 307
JULIUS OBSEQUENS, 19 36
JUVENAL,
_Sat._, 2. 83 foll. 256
“ 2. 86 105, 256
” 6. 314 foll. 256
“ 9. 53 38
LACTANTIUS,
_Inst._ (_de Falsa Religione_),
1. 15. 8 137
1. 20 93, 275
1. 21. 45 321
1. 22 103, 106
LIVY,
Bk. 1. 2 52, 247
5 265, 312
7 193
10 229
16 175
20 41, 233
24 111
26 238
31. 3 227
32. 12 134
45 198
55 4
2. 5 191
21 270
3. 31, 32 fin. 75
55 75
63 180
4. 20 229
5. 13 180, 186, 200
19 154
23 154
40 323
52 41
85 187
6. 5 134
20 130
33 155
7. 3 234
23 133
28 129
8. 9 288
20 141, 135
22 136
9. 30 158
40 41
46 9, 11
10. 19 134
23 75
31. 9 86, 204
46 162
11. (Epit.) 278
14. (Epit.) 160
21. 1 199
22. 1 245, 253, 271
9 145
33. 7 211
23. 19 225
31 145
24. 3 183
25. 12 179
26. 11 199, 253
33 180
27. 6 75
11 228
23 180
29. 10 69
14 69
36 254
30. 39 73
43 231
31. 21 277
32. 1 96, 137
33. 25 75
42 257, 278, 302
34. 53 124, 277, 302
35. 10 242
36. 2 217
37. 33 44, 96, 250
38. 57 218
39. 15 343
40. 34. 4 86
45 96
51 180
41. 13 140
16 96
LUCAN, 3. 153 269
LUCRETIUS, 5. 654 156
MACROBIUS,
_Saturnalia_ 1. 7. 34 96, 296
“ 1. 8. 3 270
” 1. 9. 2 283
“ 1. 9. 16 285, 289
” 1. 10. 2 267
“ 1. 10. 11 275
” 1. 10. 19 271
“ 1. 11. 36 178
” 1. 11. 48 269
“ 1. 11. 49 272
” 1. 12. 6 35, 51
“ 1. 12. 12 67
” 1. 12. 16 11, 98
“ 1. 12. 18 210
” 1. 12. 22 130
“ 1. 12. 25 102
” 1. 12. 30 129
“ 1. 12. 33 134
” 1. 12. 38 194
“ 1. 15. 9 8
” 1. 15. 14 222
“ 1. 16. 3 10
” 1. 16. 5 281
“ 1. 16. 14 9
“ 1. 16. 16 97
” 1. 16. 17 & 18 211
“ 1. 16. 22 9
” 1. 16. 30 270
“ 1. 17. 15 180
” 1. 17. 25 180
“ 1. 19. 17 238
” 3. 2. 11 179
“ 3. 2. 14 179
” 3. 12. 2 194
“ 3. 5. 10 88
MARTIAL, 4. 64. 17 52
5. 23 95
8. 67. 4 93
14. 1 271
MARTIANUS CAPELLA 1. 45 284
2. 162 108
MINUCIUS FELIX,
_Octavius_ 24. 3 47
OVID, _Fasti_ 1. 318 281
“ 1. 324 281
” 1. 331 281
“ 1. 333 282
” 1. 585 291
“ 1. 629 292
” 1. 661 295
“ 1. 658 foll. 294
” 1. 681 295
“ 1. 705 296
” 2. 19 foll. 301
“ 2. 31 300
” 2. 33 300
“ 2. 47 foll. 6
” 2. 50 324
“ 2. 55 foll. 302
” 2. 267 foll. 310
“ 2. 371 foll. 311
” 2. 425 foll. 320
“ 2. 525 306
” 2. 527 foll. 305
“ 2. 571 309
” 2. 617 foll. 309
“ 2. 623 309
” 2. 643 foll. 325
“ 2. 667 326
” 2. 671 327
“ 2. 853 331
” 2. 858 foll. 331
“ 3. 57 255
” 3. 135 36
“ 3. 235 34
” 3. 647 51
“ 3. 771 foll. 56
” 3. 791 56
“ 3. 835 foll. 59
” 4. 633 foll. 71
“ 4. 681 foll. 77
” 4. 711 78
“ 4. 733 83
” 4. 737 80
“ 4. 739 81
” 4. 763 82
“ 4. 871 86
” 4. 899 85
“ 4. 901 foll. 89-90
” 4. 939 90
“ 5. 129 foll. 100
” 5. 149 foll. 101
“ 5. 255 37
” 5. 331 foll. 93
“ 5. 371 94
” 5. 419 foll. 307
“ 5. 431 109
” 5. 725 123
“ 6. 155 foll. 132
” 6. 213 136
“ 6. 219 foll. 146
” 6. 307 219
“ 6. 395 foll. 148
” 6. 617 157
“ 6. 650 157
” 6. 659 159
“ 6. 731 160
” 6. 775 foll. 161
_Trist._ 2. 549 13
_Ars Amat._ 3. 637 102
_Metamorph._ 14. 623 foll. 201
PALLADIUS,
_de Re Rustica_ 7. 3 130
PERSIUS, _Sat._ 5. 177 94
PLINIUS,
_Hist. Nat._ 2. 52 160
“ 2. 140 233
” 3. 69 95
“ 7. 11 84
” 7. 120 69
“ 8. 194 156
” 10. 20 140
“ 11. 250 237
” 11. 232 132
“ 14. 88 103 & 236
” 15. 79 178
“ 16. 235 38
” 18. 8 305, 325
“ 18. 15 76
“ 18. 16 70
” 18. 24 236
“ 18. 91 88
” 18. 117 131
“ 18. 118 110
” 18. 273 foll. 88
“ 18. 284 87, 205
” 18. 315 236
“ 29 passim 105
” 34. 54 165
“ 35. 19 191
” 35. 154 75
“ 36. 204 280
” 37. 135 231
PORPHYRIO,
on Hor. _Epist._ 2. 2. 209 60, 108
PROBUS,
on Virg. _Georg._ 1. 10 25, 260
PROPERTIUS, 4. 1. 26 310
4. 4. 77 82
4. 4. 75 80
4. 9. 74 137
4. 10. 229
5 (4). 1. 9 243
5 (4). 2. 61 47
QUINTILLIAN, 1. 7. 12 191
SERVIUS,
_ad Virg. Ecl._ 3. 77 125
“ 4. 62 142
” 8. 32 220
“ 8. 82 110
” 10. 27 223
“ _Georg._ 1. 7 74
” 1. 10 258
“ 2. 385 297
” 2. 389 96
“ 3. 1 80
” 3. 332 201
“ _Aen._ 1. 292 337
” 1. 720 145
“ 2. 115 269
” 2. 140 176
“ 2. 351 313
” 3. 63 108
“ 3. 175 232
” 4. 518 109
“ 5. 241 155
” 5. 724 186
“ 7. 603 39
” 7. 799 226
“ 8. 314 7
” 8. 336 93
“ 8. 641 30
” 9. 53 154
“ 9. 448 230, 327
” 10. 316 182
“ 12. 139 293
” 12. 206 230
SENECA (M. ANNAEUS),
_Ep._ 12. 2 142
“ 18. 1 270
_Quaest. Nat._ 2. 41 157
SILIUS ITALICUS, 8. 50 foll. 51
STATIUS, _Theb._ 2. 707 229
SOLINUS, 1. 7 197
1. 13 293
SUETONIUS,
_Vespasianus_ 5 51
_Vitellius_ 1 258
_de Grammaticis_ 19 12
SYMMACHUS, _Epist._ 10. 35 278
TACITUS,
_Germania_, 9 234
_Annals_, 2. 49 204
“ 11. 24 171
” 12. 23 190
“ 12. 24 206, 318
TERTULLIAN,
_Apol._ 42 272
_ad Nat._ 2. 9 130, 133
_de Monogam._ 17 155
_de Spectaculis_, 5 89, 178
“ 8 206, 209
_de Praescript. Haeret._ 451 333
TIBULLUS,
1. 3. 35 271
1. 8. 21 40
2. 1. 5 279
2. 5. 28 81
2. 5. 81 79
2. 5. 87 80
VALERIUS MAXIMUS,
2. 2. 9 310 foll.
2. 1. 2 218
2. 10. 8 93
8. 15. 2 69
VARRO,
_de Lingua Latina_,
5. 41 266
43 198
46 55, 57, 111, 201,
323
50 228
57 64, 212
66 136, 141, 327
72 186
74 160
83 114
84 210
85 57
91 64
106 155
153 251
6. 12 282
13 298
14 53-55
15 70, 79, 194
16 85, 86, 204
17 158
18 174, 182
19 202
20 67, 205
21 212
22 240
23 274
24 266
25 279
26 295
27 8
29 8
30 9, 300
31 10, 63, 329
32 146, 149
33 66
34 319
62 250
94 232
7. 26 73
44 111
45 80, 92, 201
_de Re Rustica_,
1. 1 67, 86
28. 29 299
30 66
33 189, 216
34 236
35 255, 271
36 277
65 205
2. 1. 9 83
5. 6 70
_Sat. Menipp. fragm._, 506 53
_ap. Charisium_, 117 132
_ap. Aug. Civ. Dei_, 7. 24 150
_ap. Nonium_, 13 208
“ 189 156
VELLEIUS PATERCULUS,
1. 14 92
VIRGIL,
_Ecl._ 5. 66 103
_Georg._ 1. 10 260
“ 151 90
” 211 271
“ 338 foll. 125
” 344 103
“ 419 206
” 462 foll. 192
“ 498 192
” 2. 538 271
_Aen._ 1. 292 322
“ 5. 49 308
” 77 103
“ 79 308
” 255 346
“ 662 210
” 7. 45 foll. 258
“ 81 foll. 263
” 691 185
“ 8. 281 194
” 314 foll. 258
“ 331 269
” 600 261
“ 630 311
” 10. 423 229
“ 11. 785 84, 181
VITRUVIUS,
1. 7. 1 211
3. 2. 2 124
INDEX OF GREEK AUTHORS QUOTED
AELIAN, _Hist. Anim._ 12. 34 329
APOLLONIUS RHODIUS, 4. 478 315
ARISTOPHANES,
_Knights_, 41 133
_Lysistrata_, 537 133
“ 691 133
ARISTOTLE, _Oecon._, p. 1349 b 155
DIO CASSIUS,
37. 35 102, 255
47. 18 174
55. 77 296
58. 7 157
DIODORUS SICULUS, p. 337 (15. 14) 155
DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS,
1. 21 223
31 258
32 310
33 206, 246
34 269
38 112, 116
40 138, 193
79, 80 310
88 79, 80, 83
2. 19 70
23 305, 313
31 229
40 306
48 323
50 303
70 39
71 38
73 114
75 237
3. 22 238
32 271
45 114
69 56, 326
4. 14 280, 282
15 56
26 199
40 156
49 95
58 135, 141
5. 13 278
16 262
6. 1 269, 274
13 133, 296
89 75
7. 1 76
9. 60 135, 141
10. 42 75
12. 9 186
13. 7 130
EUSTATHIUS,
_ad Hom. Od._ 22. 335 138
LUCIAN, _Dea Syria_ 49 92
LYDUS, LAURENTIUS,
“ 3. 3 294
” 3. 29 46, 50
“ 4. 2 41, 284, 289
” 4. 24 306
“ 4. 36 46, 50
” 4. 42 60, 62
“ 4. 45 67
” 4. 49 71
_Fragm._ p. 118, ed. Bekker 265
NICOLAUS DAMASCENUS,
_Vita Caesaris_ 21 320
PLUTARCH,
_Romulus_ 4 276
“ 11 211
“ 21 101, 291, 310, 314
” 27 175 foll.
“ 29 175 foll.
_Camillus_ 33 175 foll.
_Poplicola_ 14 217
_Coriolanus_ 3 296
_C. Gracchus_ 17 187
_Marius_ 26 165, 297
_Cicero_ 19 & 20 102, 255
_Caesar_ 61 310
_Quaestiones Graecae_ 12 49
” _Conviviales_, 6. 8 49
“ ” 7. 1 240
“ _Romanae_ 3 200
” “ 4 199, 201
” “ 16 155
” “ 18 195
” “ 20 103
” “ 22 289
” “ 28 138, 327
” “ 30 141
” “ 34 270, 276
” “ 40 207
” “ 42 270
” “ 45 86, 87
” “ 46 324
” “ 51 100
” “ 55 158
” “ 56 290
” “ 60 194
” “ 68 101
” “ 69 266 foll.
” “ 74 69
” “ 86 115, 119
” “ 87 303
” “ 90 194
” “ 94 278
” “ 97 242
” “ 111 311
_Parallela_ 41 227
_de Fortuna Romanorum_ 5. 10 145
_de Iside et Osiride_ 31 91
POLYBIUS, 12. 4b 241
“ 21. 10 44, 250
PROCOPIUS,
_de Bell. Goth._ 1. 25 283
“ 3. 13 117
STRABO,
p. 180 (Bk. 4. 5) 200
p. 226 (Bk. 5. 9) 84, 155
p. 613 (Bk. 13. 64) 89
p. 639 foll. (Bk. 14. 20) 40
p. 660 (Bk. 10. 8) 117
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