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~ n. 485. UL 168. AI02. KATAIBATOT, UI.360 AI02. OATMniOT. IV. 53. AIA. riANAHMON. IIL 173. AI02. 2aTHP02. 1. 193 AIOC TAPCeflN. lU. 7S. AIATMeTC. II.53>. AIONTCOC. IL687. AIONTCOT. 2ilTHP02. It's 34. AIONTSOT, KTI2TOT. n. 434

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HP n. u. 479. hpokk;. u. 18

H(t>. Aurori. IT.76. eAPSTAIKAZ. n. 3oi).

eeA. NetOTePA. it.ii3.

OeAC CTPIAC III. 969

eeMiAoc. To. e. m. 9. eeorAMiA. 1T.454.

eSOAQPOC. exp. TPinoAIN.

n. 694 eeoi cTPiAc. m. 969

eE0SI02. KAHTA102. II. 936 DRINK MErAAOT. KTP2A. U. 36

eeoANiic. (eeoc.) u.604. eenMAPiNn. n. 44

eEiiN. AAEA^mN. IT.8.

eeQ, ciiTHPi. KAi, Tix. eefl.ce-

BACT U.46b.

eHBE. m. 389

eHceA. ir. 495

IA2n. IT >63. lAH. Man IL487. IANO I.118

lick aia Biot. u.t^

lEFOMNA. U.3i. lAIAC. no. 665 IAION. PrXMH. U.4e6. nHAKT. KAHIAA. m39a INAei CTPATONeL U.S^O. IOTAAIA2. EAAaKTIA2. m. 441

inniKoc it 996 innoKPATH2. 11,699. mno BPOTonoAA. u. 495

KABeiPOC. 11.77 KABIPriN. CTPIQN. m. 374

KAAAeL KAL MfereeeL 1L659.

KAAAa TTXa AirHHTOT. («c.)

IT 3. KAAAin. (AnoAAQN) a5o. KAM. KAMAPeiTHC. U. 587. m.

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KATAiyVOTC. n. 5i8 KAT. ICCON m. 40.41

KeNApeiceiA. u.44 kibqtoc. in. i4o.

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KOAPirAic. (eN.) m. 79.

KOINOBOTAION. IU.4j.7J

KOINON. IT.430

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KOn. KonPAAE IT. 164

K0PA2. L96i.

COPH. lU. 10. In addition CaTeiPA. 0.

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AAIPBHNOC. in 154 AAMnPOTATHC. III. 17. AANAINA. I. 174. IV. iM. AEANAPOC 11.479-

air B. TPAi it 95.

AETKA2ni2. I.a46 AeTKOPTC. II.5«6. AHTn.-AHTAeiA. n. "93 IV. 444 ATKABANT02, IV. 43.

MAP MAP Lsioi. MAPNA 111,450. MAPJXN02. 11.34 MA2AN1220T. II. «79. MATPOC AnoiKilN. noAiiiN. u.

418 HjenCTHr Epke.oi. 11.58..

MericTHN. apictqn. u.4«8.

MyNCO. 111,449. MENEaHM02. IEPET2 11. 161

MeNecoET kticth. u. 494

MEP io DDmo nrbia inoerue. IV. .63.

Metabo I. .56.

MHN. IU.337 4a8. Idilo ACKHNOC

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531 NEA HPA. - NEA. 0EA. HPA U.

403. 573. NEI21 111.343. Nemecic. 11,439. NO APA AAIM. IV. 35. Neol. HAIOI U. 517. 530. NETANT02. EHOEI P. 80 II.

309. NIKA. 1.155 167. Bi3. 11.3oe. NIKH. KAIC. 111. 441. 2EBA2TH.

IV. 60

0B0A02. 1.166 U.56S.

OIKI2TA2. 1,.73.

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OMHPOC. U. 339. 335. 386. 435. 543,

565 onAOTAAS. 11,643. 0PE0I2. K1AIKIA2. — OPOIC. KI-

AIKQN. ni.79 0P20BAPI02. II. 445 OPTTTOaHPA. UI.73 OTIAPOC ni.3i. OTTOl NAOl. 11517

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aANSOC. U. 387 £ENOaN. II. 699

ITAC. proTIOC 111.516.. nANICNIOC. H. 608 nAN. 1. 333

iiANOc. (eeoT.) IV. 113

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nePIOAOC AEKATH. IT 86. AE. KAST. IV. by him

NepciKH 111.103.

nHTH. UI.iii. nHTAI. 10.331. niKEOTM. 1.116 niZTI2. 1. 17«. III.149 DAOTCIAC Tn AT.?.l inAT. 0.4"?.

«eq. nAOTTOAOrHZ. H. 687 nOIHTOT KA XOPTHNOC. IV. 164

no SEiiiiN. i.i»a. acdaacioc a

6o5. ISEMIOS IV. 53.

npONOiA. eenN. iv. 77 81.

nPON. NO 2EBAJ! TOT. IT." 4.

rTBOHOM. Leo 116

nP02. ZEBA2T<|>. No. m

4a8. 4. <)9. nTeATOPH. III. 65a.

nTOAroPHc. n. 4«6. 67«. nTeioc m.i96

PAIAITNO U.81. Phtma. III. 4. FOAOnH. 11.44 roM. no. 134

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m. 190. is8. iSo. POMH IAION. n. 485 POMH KAI. CEBACTO n. 46". POMHN. eeAN. U. 467. 476. f 16.

m.q7. POMHN. MRTFOnoAIN. a^Ji. POMHS IT; 44- 96 AC. II.i47.

2APAni2. IT. »9. 2APAnLS. ZET2. IT.a» SAFAniZ, HAI02. IT.S4.

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CeMNHC. m. 70

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CHMACIA IT.74

2 IAIKIN. I.118

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2TA0*1116.

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2TMMAX02. I 106.

2TNAPXIA. n. 574

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ti, L148, Syracuse t I, »47 > et

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438 ZaTHFIA. LiSS.

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TTxa noAea& 11.455. ni. 141

TTXH 2EBA2TOT. IT.60

Three II.3S5. 43«. eeA. no. 415

TieiA. KAL ACKAHnul. 11.4«S. TIOC APOAICIsaN. n. 677 TM for 2T, 1. 160. TNTANin. l i4a

THATOT, TPITOT m. 1. TeTAP. TOT III. 16S.

silly NiKHc. 11,475.

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XAAXOT2. III 386. XAPAKTH. 11. 5<). XPTCOC. 1139

OKeAN. no. 340 aKeANOC. IT.36. aPNIKiaN. 11,500.

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ATIiIA>eutio ATG. II. 141. DNA HATL IT 170 ADVENTS ATa IL141. 1S«. AEHIUA (COLONY.) UI,334. AESC, (DEO.) n. 460 AESC (GOD.) STB. a46i. AESIUjAS Q. n.6i. AETEBIIITATL ATGT8TAE. I. 11 «7.

AETEnNTH. BenenciTlf tU 3 li.

371 ALAFATEBNTH, UteriiOlcii, LiiS. AHAHTB. L35. SAINT APOLLON, IIL304, ABBOTH.L116; ABT3. L 71 ATTA IT 170 BIATEC. IT, 170 CAESABE3. GEHUIL LSS. C. C. L P. IT. i^. 1

C. L. F. IV. 139 COBISOVOAI IT, 171. A band PBAE. FHIL, 11.75 A THING. IT. I71. COHniuu of ASIA. a466. COHGE. IV.171. COTKOS, IT, 171, C. P. IT. i3q. CBTSAS L 11)8. DD PP IT 14". DEA. GOOD. L iSS DECENNIAL 8. ANTONINL UL357. DIANA, LAPHRIA, n,l57. DIANE, LTCIF. U.406 DIANA.PEBGEN3IS. T<1: PEBGABA

lU. i3. I ride IT 171 ELTIONA, rV. 171 EHBBATTB. Samnite literature. 103 ENTBEl. of the letter Oacia, l.iol. 119 ETOlVniX. IV. 171 FABIA Fabius IT 170 FTNDATOn. IL140. GENETBIX ORBIS L18. GENIUS AHTIOCHENL in.3o4 GENIUS CIT1TAT13. IU.304 General POP. BOH, L13, IL406. Gen. ITL. IL141. HEBCVLI AVGV8TO. U. 157 DRINK ILEBCAVONIA L5i.

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INDEX IS'SGRirT. SINGVL.

I»DTt.eENTIAE> AVG. HONEST.

OBTAINED II. 3S7. ISELA>f iVum oertamen. IV. 443. IVPPITER the liberator II. «43. 356 IVSSV. AVG. II. 76. ITALIAN 106 IVNCriO L5l. AENET IV. 171 L1BERALITY ITLIA 1, 11 CHILDREN3. AVG. ILaS? 55 AVG. IV. .56. HENSIS 111.19. MINES M. F. IV. 141. HON. VBB. m. «9«). HVTVMBAL. IV. 137; NA8SICA. L 3<). NCAPR, P. CVIIL SOME IV. 171 ODACIS A, Leo. PAQVIVS. (Q.) RVF. LEG. L71. PARIS It is seasoned. no. 460 PENIC III. 388 PERM. AV6. - CLOSED KILLING

LAUGHTER AVG. - PERM. SILANL go.

IV. 497.

Piety Augustus L37.

POPVL. Col. COH. ILa4i

POHTVS FRVCTIF. a. »57.

FRINCIFL LEG. 9 L35.

PVL IU.438

PVTL IIL3ao.

ROME. FEL. IIL31I.

Rom. AND AVGV8T. n. 466

ROMSPAVG. U. 4o3.

I am very happy. the suit of the Samiiitics. I. io3. io5.

SAFE n. 46a

SAHD. FATHER L970

Sec. SAEC III 357.

Sergeant IU.438

WOODS L59.

S. B. la 19.

8. T. III 833. •

SWITCH IV. 171

THEVPO III 304.

VANTIK 1 14

TII. TIR EPVLO rr. lS4.

TISTLVS, or liinililer, Olcia writes.

I. 1S9. TOLKANOM., Lioi.

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INDEX IV, rervm;

I N D E X IV.

n £ H V M

Abden Telora colon. ILai. Abandonment of Greece Evdqvift. IV. 47. Aceipiter I was cradled by Teotjrilia. IV. los Achua Nero gives freedom, U, 943,

Yeapaaianas snbinde priTat. III.

Domitian resisted her. there I joined the covenant of Mooeta. II. s3i. ', Acbelons fl. in nummis AcarnaDam IL i83.

Aanbraciae, 169. Oeniadarnm, 187.

Tbjrrei, ibid. His form

tnna, i83. Achilles in nummia. II, 3. ly. 347- Aoilias president. II. 48. Aciscalnin, instrnmeotnm in netallis, in

2. 164 Acraei gods in the gods of Hj^tilenes. II. 504 Acragas fl. of Sicily 1. 193 Acrocorintbas is given to the Sun. II.

«39. Acropolis* Athens in nnmo. II. The fable of Aclaeon's transformation into a cerrus

no Daldis DJ 99 Acts of the Indians, IT. 433. Adlasio «d nrbis name. iV- 34>- ^jo*

examples ibid. AdoarigBtio, MviJSthas , in nnmoEp^esi.

11.5i8. Adrana» Sicnlornm dens. I. 190. 324-

Aediles in the colonies. IV.481.

Aflgestes Crimissi fl. filing 1. 3o8. Trea in Sicily he planted a vineyard. ibid.

Aegis Palladis frequented tn numis Ponti- cis U.34*.

Eg7ptia nnmina in the heart of the Qataive. I. ao4. Perinihi U. 39

Aeg7ptns before the Persian domination his own net is wasted. lY- 1, Neqae we will have a certain drink, from which the Persians rait ibid

Aeneas killing Anchises. I. 336, II. 483. 484, III. 169. 359. IV. 348. Se- geste founder 1. 336

Aeolns in the forests of Lipara. 1. 370

Era, see Epocka.

Aes, from which aigotati nnmi, P, 28 Coins to be struck from Boman air the beginning of the aamptom, P^XXXU. Copper to grare the cities of Italy,'!. 85. His foot, bride, form, place of birth, tjpi, age, use. I. 86, seq. Copper in the gods, from the Corinthians Credible P. 29

Aescnlapia of the game. IV. 435

Aesculapius was born in TriceaflThessaly, and remarkably well. II, i5o, Ejns iosig- nis cultns apnd Aegts Ciltciae, lU.

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37. Agrigentum, I. iqa. Amastrin H. 385. Coos, S99. Epidanrum, 389 Nicaea, 4^5. The lighthouse of Myaia, etc. Fergamum, 467, FuemaneDOs, 47^- Tianoa, 438. Aescalapius beardless, II, sS^. Hundred

ria dadachis rectas , 468. cam comi*

for you, a8<). His foot was attached to him

stretches out 461. Eternity of the Greeks Aimr. IT fKf. Agathocles Lysimachus F. perhaps in nnqro.,

n. 57 Agathodaemon in the arms of Alexaodrinius

pentis speoie, nitts^e attrd>atia. IT

-35. Agonothesia Hojas vooabnU rignifica-

that IV. 433 Who are the contestants? and where are you?

ly.siS. Agree, nomea Aristaeus. D.i8of A) axle. Oilei in nami* LeerDram. U. iqs,

From Locris Epiiepfajriis because of kinship

oem caltaa 35a. He takes the king's wing! bystanders IL 44<- Ejas

ngniiicBtio. II. 449. Ala* iribotie Se-

leae&L and cnrT III. ms. Wings Qe-

months added. II.549> Alabando's hero. II.'573 I wrongly read Alannus for Heninia.

m. Si5, A gambling poet, and an heiress. II.5u4. Alcinoiborti in the nraiia of Corayra, and ejna

traveler 0.178. Atesandrea of India in the honor of Alexander

M. IV.433 Alexander H. com- aries coma. no

■ 08, A CoruthSa ciritate deoatna,

146. Alexandre paeodoBuati» pr«estigtae. D

383. Aleundria nrbs prioo^ of Egypt. IT

41. Ejas portraits and attributions. ibid. The beloved name IT-44. Alexandrian balances thus given by Aleza

dro M. n. 90, 96 in the name of Alexander Agnstorom. IT.36.

Eornm Tariae peristaea, 44. Qos» do they get angry? 97. Alpbabeta Phoeoicia from Tariis Tolgats.

m. 4o3. The Samaritans were illiterate. IIL4e4. Alphea fl. in the goddess Elidia. 11. s68. Amallhea cam pnero love. UL 37 Amazon eqnes 11. 5^3. Ambrosiae peti^e. He told them a story. in. 389 Amenanas fl. Stdlise. L S04. Amica, and confederate nrbea, which ea>

snoring? IT 371 Ammon, V. wolf AoimoD in nummis Alexandria Aegjpti,

ejaaqoe effigies, IT. 34, in

AphTtU, IL 68. Cusandreae, 70.

Catania, LS04, Metaponti, i55. Hf- . tOenei, n. 5o3. Pitanea, 476, Teai

108,337. Begnm Maaretanlae. IT.i54.

Ejas ia Cjrenaica inrignior coltns.

ly. 1 18. io these already bearded, already iiit>

berberia there AJnphictTenei in the name; II.iq4, EoraBi

bieromnemones ly. if8. Amphimachus dicioa ArMcet XIX. IU

533. AmphissoB Apomnia F. Oetaeonm ces-

rich IL145. Amphitriteia nama Bmttiomm, L 16A.

167. Tarentum. 147 Anacreon the poet in the nummo Tejt petibe

snse, a563 AaazilaaiRfaegii* and Measwue ijnilivM.

Lbs. Bbi. AnaBarbna moni of Cilicia, a qaor «^ , noobiea published. UI.41. 4«.

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Anebises with his wife Tenere, 11. 486*. An anchor in the seas of Galatia III. 177. Added to the Seleucids, and why?

Psalm 9

AndroniBchfl lerva water from the fountain

ten no. 148 ANE0HKE. Of the gods thus inscribed

draw IT.368. Annns Teteribos living sacredly. IT- 4>7. Annas the new sacer, in Greek

rum : ETOT2 NO lEPOT IT

41 3. Eomm oatalogai, origin, can-

so ibid. seq. Years with the old ones. IT- 4°4- The years of the empire, of the kingdom, magislrat nummia

registered IV. 4ii> Counts of years in Alexander's land

nis Aegf pli' IT.4>-»ei.' Annoaa (CeiTOC) in the nnumis of Tarsus. 111

7$' Trbibns assigned by the emperors

la. 33). Antoniniana Indi. IT 434- Antonius Naso procnrator. II. 404 Antonius Zeno the legate propr. II. 43. Apellicon recounts the works of Ariatoteles. 11.

«19. Aper Caljdonins sporadically in many Ae-

tolero IL 188. seq. Arpornm. 1

■40. Oetaeorum. II. 145 Aper in the nummo Heihymnae. II. 5o3. Aper allans tjpns Clazomenarnum, et

car? IL5io. A boar running with the face of Diana

dedicating I. i3b. Boar's head in Spanish military standards

ours, 1.46 also Gallornm. 63. Apis Aegyptiomm oumen. Form them.

IT 34. Such temples, and stables

apad Hemphim toi).

5 JM. 537

Apis rolocris in the name of Aptera. II.

3o4. Alhenians, 318. Carthac.

ae, ol Inlidos, 337. Ephesus, Sis.

5i3. Smjmae, 546. Bees and ceryns frequent io numts Ara-

God 1II.3 <)3. and Ephesus. II. 5i3. Celery in the fields of Selinuntus, and the car? I. 336 Apollo active in the gods of Lampsac, II,

457. To the Egyptians, IT.53 Apollo Sminthius in the gods of Tenedi, II.

489. Alexandria of Troas. 480. His

aio Tocati cause, ibid. Such an elegant

imsgo, iliid Apollo Didfraeai, II, 53i. Apollo Hilesius in the gods of Miletus, II.

53o, and the Alexandrians. IT 67. Cer-

Then he holds his left hand. 11. S3o. Apollo Pythius in the god of Trallium. III.

136. in Egypt. [T.53, Apollo Clarias II, 611 Apollo En^affios in the god of Epbes, U.

6.6 Apollo the anchor of the cities.

IT, 344 saying proplerea A^;^aYrr«(,

ibid. Aphollus, the founder of Hierapolis Pbrygia.

111. 154. Hegarorura Aiticae. II. 333 Apollo the anchor of the Seleucid race.

III. Apollo Tates with branch, tripod, ser-

wait, I run III. 5. Apollo of Corliss entering the blue sky

tbernarom II. 3i3. Tarsi III. 71.

Nicocles Paphii, 78. kings of Syria.

ai5. Apollo cnm Ijra frequenting the gods

binm Ljrciae. 111. 1 Apollo was raised up. II.413. Apollo. Sol in btgis gryphomm. 111. 94

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IMDEX IV

Apollo ^ypho Tectius. U.lfiv^

Apollo bearded. L 196, the crown of the crown

Qorna I.3o3. Ajiollinis cultai exiniiu Antiochiee Sy-

things III. 37«. 284. of Chalcedon. II.

4 Cii. II.4D4. Bhegu. I.181 Za-

cynical II. 274 Apollinia celcbre teinplum DeHi Boeo*

of II. 199- S01. Apollonian Tj^aneDais. IV. 348 Apronianii procM. 11,558. Aproniaa (L.) suitors. IV, i3(>. 147. Apuleius Philobophus IV. 348 The eagle frequents the Aeolian Cymes

push IL 4q3. Agrigento 1,193, Pto-

lemaeorvm. IV. 6. Aqutlae com irpenta conJliclus. II 87

3a3. AquilB gabernscnlo Insistent obTia in

in the name of Sidonia III. 369, and Tyn.

385 Aquila volaDsboviscapat HDguibua ttria-

go IL481. Aqaila qaadrupedis inaiatent cozas. III.

»94. The altar marvels at Hierocaesa Teae. They io3

Pai-iana in the name of Paris, and iotignU

of greatness. II. 459. Arabs Hahumedani ifpoa ez currency

Bomana aunt moiuati. IV. 180 Aralor tj^pns frequent in colonial names

rnm, and why? IV., 489 Aratot the philosopher 111. 69 The trees are frozen. II. 538 Ark, airy Caeaarea Libaai. Ili.36o. F struck the ark, carried by Hercorio. II.'

396 Archon what? and what are the powers? IV.

■94, In qaamm arbiam nunia nems-

is it reported? 193.

Archon in numis diktoa Atander Bospo-

run IV. 368 Archonidcs Alaesae condilor. 195 Archiias Tarenlinut. IV. 348 Areihuta, the source of the Syracuses. f. 346 Aeas, king of the Spartans, loves kings

he thunders first. ILb83. Argacus mont aapepe in the name of Caeiarea

of Cappadocia. 111. 189. Heores to the same

held, iiid. Argentnm bigatnm 1. 4. Otcente. ibid. Silver only, and their antiqottsi-

I was born in Greece in the old days.

P. 30 Silver, ejatqoe in namia ret, ant

it proves, or a different mixture. P. 25 A^ugiot money to the Greeks. P. I, Argo swims II. 5^8.

Pelatgic dialect in TheitaKa. 11. 149. Aries meets the goddess Clazomenara. II.

Sio Do you eat ammonia, and the car? IV.

34- Salientet reapicient in nnmiiAB-

and why? IIL384. Arion is called Brondnisii. L 143. He-

thj^mnae. II. Sos. Laughter IV. 435 Arittaeut in numit Ceae insulae, U, 3i6.

Buctor of honey, 337, dictates to Agreai,

180,

Arisiipn Athenamm tjn^Minaa. U. 319 Aristotle holds the Aegiura by Tim. II.

335 Aroe Tetus, the name of the Fathers. II. 356 Artemiia Hauskoli uzor Haustollea he goes 11. 696. Ejns numt aparii. 597 Artia yeterit in nummia for rare ae-

Tate Tarius characlerea; P. CXXXI.

seq. Aryandic gods, lU. 553. IT. 9.

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Asiarcbae qai? IV. S07, seq. Eorom ex

namis c«t>logDa, ibid. AiHies fl. Sicily, in the heavens A22INO.

1,887 Assinus GallDs procoa, II. 4<)8. FoUio's ass suitors. III, 1 14. AipbaUos dicta NeptiiBus ia Baai»

Bhodi. U.6o5. Aharim, Greeks ati/itfio», P. XIJIT. Aitsrt^ Tjrro concepUi AiloRidi's bride.

III. 391, E)u> anliqaitas and BAtura. 369,391. Ejo* simatacruin u Tehi- cnlo. ibid.

Aslsrte in DumiB Aeliae Capitottaao. III 443. Anihedonis, 443- Aradis, 394> Beryl, SS? Boslrae, 601. ■ Bjhll, 359. The Palace of Caesarea. 43 1. God the polis of Samar 433. Dofae, 363., Or- Phoenicians 364. of Sidon, 369. Tripoli Phoenicum S^s. T^ri 38$.

The archaeological name is the Egyptian moD«ia.

IV. 70

Ashlam. Qaae ejas ligDificalio, flt effoo tDS? IV. 3oS. Urban CatslogHS asylum gaadentiaro 3d6.

The license of Asylora was referred to Tiberius. IL 517

AtaUata striking the boar CalfdoiuDm. II. 399

Athens*! golden flesh. II. 306. Soja primnm srgentaa aai, 307, bronze by turns, 3i3 For that reason peU DODqaam the elegance of the work, and heart? 310. The others imitate her land oh

Atbletes in the oomis of Ajpendi. HI. 9.

Alhyabros NysM Cariae coDditer, 11. 687

ArittS B«lb«» prelor. 1. 97".

Atialea lnai IV- 435-

Altalas .(P. Claudius) vnr iHailris Laodt

ceae Pfarjgiae. IIL i63. AtUas Lacon procoa, U 4^«. Anctoram, who, on the matter of love, Tetere

. soripserant, astsIog.ns P, CXLL The last part is the most Oam-friendly con-

connector P. CV, Aoge Alei Tegeae regia F., Telepfai;

mother U. 398 Agnrinos profios. II. 3i3. IV. sSi. Augusta games. IV.43S. ATiola (Acilius) suitors, II.Si^. 555 Anrelia games. IV. 436 Aorora ia nnmo Aeg;ptio,. IV. 70 Gold, ejnsqoe in nummis Tet, or pvo-

bitas, or Taria mixture. P. XXli.

His account of silver, P. 35

Obrjznro qaale veteribns? P. 24 Aatorator said Tryphon king of Syria,

IIL 334, and Arsaccs 9. 517 AutoDomae nrbea. I am cataloging them.

IV. 36a

priTilegia s63. seq. AnlOinomi oumi name qaid understand-

lurj P.XII. Axiua ilaTiua dabina Sfriae, III. 309.

Baccha in nomo Pari inf. IL 333i Bacchus Pyrigenes. III. 114. Begging oaius from Hercurius Nysam Carioe ferlnr. 11. 567. from Ua Bheae comiie nulriiui, III. 108, Iofans in cfaoro Nj^ropharum, IIL i36. Tel Coi-j^ban- . so i III, 160. tauriformis, and then lom ex Froierpina iilias, I. i36. l38. with the heart of the ram ri. II. tai 133. barbatns and «ornu- tas, I. 936. diademalus, L 336. with radiate head, IL 603. Ceataaris Roofs, V, 45i. IIL94. tiger

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ttu, n. 45i. He holds Mgitlas, 11-34. They belong to Nicaea, IL 434. CUT tliotvxos Toastat? 11,587 '^''<>' bibaa Dasaret, 111. 5os, com tripode, and why U.4a. angry in Tentor, I i3q. the founder of Nicaea, IL 4*4,

Big silver I.4

Billaeus fl. Biihyniae. II. 439

Two pennies in the nostrils of Thystira. lU. las

EamgestatlnppiterLabraDdenaii, U,

S85. Bolanos prooos. II. 657 Dos FroserpiDae Tictima. U. 45i. BoB incnsns obTias in the heart of FamphfUa,

and Ticini trMtns. III, i5. s6.

40. with Ariadne in the panther-Bos frequeda that nummia of Caryst, and Ere-

rnm preceding the Satyr. III. read

Bacchas {reqaeoa in nnmis Andri, U. 336. Boeotians, 197, Magneslae Loniae, 537, Maroneae, 34, Naxi Sicily, Ls96, Naxi insatae, U.333, Nysa Cariae, 587, Tei loniae, 563, Thassi, 53. 54.

Bacchus lodicus in the mouth of Antigonus of Asia of the king U. iiB. Demetrius U. of Syria of the king III. a3o. Catanae, I, ao3. I was born Sicily, a36. Beeotorn, II. 197. aaa Sjbriliae, Sao.

Bataustia in the forest of Rhodes. II.6oa.

Balbna (Cornelins) in nnumis Gadiam.

1.30

Do the Macedonians have beards f 11. 85. Beard nnmomm fasora. P. LY. liYIll. The name of the barbarians, lY. 170. Eoruro na-

tnra, and country. 173. Wrongly a non-

without the so-called Gothic. 174 Barbarian governor 11. 34, BeaaTais's dissertation on

it shines P.CXIX Bellerophon frequents the innumerable Straloni

ceae 11. Sqo,- inPegasus eques, i86.

they leave Pegsta, 338. when Chimae-

ra dimicant, 1. 171. Ul. 40 The nymph Beroea was abducted by Neptune. III.

358 Biat freqnent- nomen inier Prienenses

lonii 11,537.

three U.3aa. 394 The cattle were walking loosely on the gradient. II.

3.7.

The oxen will graze in the woods of S^barit. 1. 160 Bot oornnpeta in nummis ThariL 1. i63. BoTea humpbacked. UI 106. The ox takes the yoke of the Corcfne,

il, i8i>. lect. Phocis, 193. Eoboeae,

Saa. Branchidamn oracolnm Hileti. U. 53*. The temple of Brilomartis in Crete. U. 307 Where did the name of the vacati come from? UI 4>9- Bucephalas in nnmls. II. yes. Byzas Bfsantii oonditor, 11, «7.

Cabiria IndL IV. 437

They come under the name of Thettaloaica. IL

77. 78, the origin of Cabirora* and Datnra.

111,374. Often in nnmit Tri-

polis of Phoenicia. ibid. the same com

Diotcuris ibid. Let the Toad fall upon the suitors. II. 403. Cadmnt,'' the walls of Thebamm, and betpro-

Gttmbena in the heart of T/ri. lU. 389

TransrerberBQt the dragon with a stone. ibid. Caesarea IndL.iy 437 Caesennius prooot Phaetus in the name of Epheus

11.519, Smfrnae. II. 55? Callinicas the king of Tarius nMnen. IV.

461.

Callirhoe spring. IlL3o6.

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CalfCadtta* fl. The coat 111.65.

Camarites ideih, qni Hsniia. II. 687

Camelaa ifmbolam Arabite, III.4q9-

The Campani raided EDtella in Sicily. I. 307

Campeatris, sie Tocau Babba Ibnret»* nieces iy.i53.

Cancer searing Hjina in the battle of the sea Bercnle «nppetias comes admorso bn- jns pedfl, 11.317

Canis count Aescalapis II. here Het> darling IV. 68. I grazed a fish in none* of Phocaea. II. S34. Purple biting on Tyr's lips. III. 39.1 The sacred dogs of Adranus and Vnlcano. I.

1«)0.

Cania in the nummo of Panormi. L 33o. Se-

achievements, s34> Selinnlia, 941. Dog, see Siriut. Canopus nnroiais Aegfptii's beautiful origin.

IV. io5. The temple of Thermitanorm insignia of craftsmanship,

i. if5. The bronze chapel was a gift from Eltrius to Apollo

data Il. SiS. Count Aescalapius' caper. II. 389. Her-

cnrii, 33. Falladis, 383. Capt-a in the number of Aegira. II, 334. Eljri,

3i3. Pharis, 459, reign of Hacedonia,

and cnrt 8a. 84 Goat ffl. of Phrygia. III. 166 Heads arranged in iron

binm nnmis III. 74. Capitoline rV.437. Capricamas in numo Fjlhodoridos, II,

376, reign of Commagene, III. Q56. Caracalla's maddening attack on Alexander H.

effecting II. 1 1 1 . Carpenta, in the qaibos Tehebaotur deoram

simalacra III. 369.

Carystius dedicates the bronze boT to Apollo*

mnt. 11,333. Cassias Longinns propr. III. 3B0. Cato (S.) suitors, IV, i36. CaaslL Cariae. lI,S8i, Cansia Hacedonnm. II, 136 Cayster fl. London, II.5i3; 533. Cenchrias fl, lomae, 11,533, Ashes of the game. IV. 437 A centurion abducts a woman. II. 500 carrying the ark ia nummis Hesseenae. III. 5 18. Centanri Baccham Tebnnt. 111.94- Cephalus gives the name of Cephalenia. II.

370 Cephenes, king of Tegea, was in war with Hercules

- aociuB. II. 399 Cerberus in Pisaari I.97 Ceres ovifera.'Il,335, girded with a goat 1. 3o6. 307. a horse from Neptan damaged linden II. 148. Ejns and Proser- the honors of the pine trees apad Ennam, 1.206. Fanachaea Il.aSi. Ceres in Athens, II. 317 of Eleas, 23S, of Nicaea, 4^5. Fa- rius, 459 CerTa paero providing breasts in numbers of Damascus III. 339, Thee guarantees the same lepho 11,468. The stags were hunted. 1. 169 Deer grazing in the fields of Uithridates VI.

11,365. Ceryns is frequent in the mountains of Canion. 1.168 Ephesus, a5i3. Aradi, III. 393 Cestias Gallus propr. III, 381 Cestms fl, Pisidiae. III. 33. Ceiias fl, H^slae. II. 479. The part of the oboli is calcified, and the name is bronzed. P 43 inscribed in the name of Anliochia Sjriae, III. 386

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Chimmm obfia in DamU Seripbi

Siphon. U. 334 335 Chrysanthemum IndL IV. 43ff. ChrjHS 11. Siciliaq. I. 198 Chrysippus the Stoic, 111. 69, Chrytorboas fl, Pluygia?. jtlj. i55, e|

Celestial 337. Cibotos retua Ap^ea Fhr^gia namen.

UI 140

Cittophori namL lY. 35a. . Eorom na-

tnra, p&tria» tjpi, catalogiu. that

i.e. Improper Cistophorus. IV. 367

Praise be to Claudia. IV. 438

Claudiopolis Vrhinm hnjas names ia-

a nation of trust II. 406. Clodins Bofas suitors. 1 The Boeotian clan. II. ic) 5. of Hacedonia 61. which is also found in the outside ears Sfacedooiam sig. natis i&id. Cljpeis Teieres or tiieres, or other dis*

to insert charges. U. 303 Cnemis mountain, from which the name Locris. U.

iqi. Coelins Balbus suitors. U. 401 The Greeks sent frequent colonies. ly. Q76. They were thrown into the metropolis oflicia iiiid Celonia Bom. nami, and about Ms. ob- sawed IV.464. Earun catalogue. 465. Eas condeodj rites at Bnmai we 48<)- Their gods are qaaado fe^ did they laugh? 500 Cotnmba in the arms of Ascalon, ~ and why? IH.445 She was sacrosanct to Mary, ibid. - Doves fly to Africa

there 1. 3o8. On approaching Proclas I set out. UI 94 The advantages of the game, ly. 438 In common Greek Koito$, His signifi- cation iy,43o. Catalogns rfgionnm with this term immoB$t« vsarom, 4a8.

CoDchylia MogeUt^mm moneU. F. XXI

The heart of the Greeks ifatnif. £jn« T«rit in the name of lignitGation. IV. 333. Cataph logo nrbinm cnm mentone coocor- dJae. 333, T^pi in these. 335. Cov- the heart tj^porom ia nomis diTersamm of the city 33<). Concordia dicU Apam«a Bith. II. 406

IV. 473. ConiUtDces of trees. IV. 34«. EoraBt- at Teterea, fame and honor. 344- ^^ of the catalog of gods. 347 CoDgiorum festvm 4^pu

ai3. Consutes Bom. in the foreign country

myoati IV. aaS Coraea tudu. IV..43O. Coratlia in the god Aphrodite, U. £76^ Corbolus (Domitius) in nnmo Dioshiert'

Tarot III. 100 Conchytia of the heart, monetn of the Hogolitans.

P. XXL Corinthus Friday from ipie dfrvotc. go, »4«^..

His eoloise from the gods. 349 Coiiqtbium aes material Hnnontm slim.

credit P. XXIX Corinmus, from this god, P. XX. CornetiuB Dotabetla procoa. IV, i3q. Cornelius the Wolves suitors. II. 3o. I raised my horns furiously. IV, 4,64, Sirc»- I will rule over the Macedonians. IL 1S4, Taurinum Selenco 1. UL 911. BoTin^m in nomo &alaiBini«. III. 87. Crown radtaia ^ioitalii. mI*, IIL

23a.

Coronis Aesenlapiimater. n. 4

Corsymus, the source of Caria. IL576.

Cortiua Apotlints ex qon mater*, et cii>

form of judgment L334

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A badge of honor. 11. i36, CreteDsiam cnm Indaeis neins. IM 45 Crimissus fl. of Sicily 1. 934. Under the dog

Bpecie produces Aegesis. I.208. s34. Nile crocodile asseels. IT 37. His

cnm taaro'pjpgnt[. 107. Crocodiles

In the heart of Nemaus. I. 70. £i enemies

Tentjritae IV, lO^. of crocodiles

nrbs Arsinoe, IV. io3. CnbitB XVI. exnndaittJs of the Nile

stolen IV. 38, EerUm vicem aaepe

they obey the same lot of girls. ibid. What does Nemesis notice? Il.d4<). Cnnicalus is the symbol of Spain. 1.8. Cnidius on a lion and horse. II. speech Cnpressed by the sun. 111. 33i. Narrators, lififi,shyjrai^ sTttata.rai ^ qnid?

and to whom in heaven? IV. 320 Blue source-Siciiiae. \.ik^. q6i. Cjbele frequensin nummia Cyzici. 11,453

and Metropolis of London, 53o, Cf chrent hero in the gods of Alhena. II.

ai8. C/Cnas count of Apollo, 11.4ii>. Fra-

who was among the goddesses of Clazomena. 610 Cjdaua fl. Cilicia. III. 76 The skill of the CjdoDiates in preparing the ark

base IL 3q. Cjrene the nymph ApoUioi loved, IV,

130

Cjzicas, the founder of Cyzici. II. 453

Tolerating Daedalus and Lucarius In nnmoPet-

sinoDtis 111. 179. Damareta Gelon's wife I.a5o. From this

Nami of Damaretii. ibid. DamMCus ArcasDamascl condilor, III.

339 I)aphne Incns near Antiochiftm of Syria.

111,967 970. 3o5.

Dardanus TrojaHns in nnumo III, II. 485

The divine gods, their origin and nature.

1 II.551. I was called a Sagittarius. ibid. Decnriooes in the colonies. IV. 489. Cam

Rom. compared ihid Delpbi's focus is teri-ae. II. 194 The dolphins were inexorably affected.

II. 684 Demetrius of the game. IV. 43q.

Demeirius the mighty Pompeius M. freedom.

III. 35 o.

Demqnax Cjrenaicui. IV. those

Derceius in the name of Ascalon. 111. 445

His wonderful fortune, his form. ibid. A tooth By this name the king was called, and what?

IV. 461.

Diadem inaigne regiam, 1V.463.- His form, 11.86 Eoabslinent vetnsiio- the affairs of the kings of Syracuse. I. z53.

The diadem of the tribe of Bacchus. I. 936 Eiiam Indicus, 148. Neplunus, 166. Hercules, Victoria, ibid. Acraganli by the river iq3.

Dialects in the gods. P. XCVl Greek Si- cnloruffl. 1,186.

Diana called Boritene, III. tsi Bri- in Crete II. 307. Ibl By the name of Dicijnna he nursed the child he holds, which is the same as Lucilia. 3o3. Ephesia called muliimammia, 5i9 and he gave them to the cooks. 5i4. He frtttii (eqaarum inventrJK) aqft. La- Phria, 957. Lencophryne, 526. Number of oxen in the cart. III. 196 Mj^D^dias. II. S79. Perasia Tauri of the brought, and of the Castaballs. III. - iq3. Pergensis, i3 Peach, io3. Taurica II, 9. Tauropolis, 67. EjOs Tanropolinm in cold ina. 667 Tanricae siniulacmm apad Laodi S/rlae's dinner III. 317.

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called Bemdis, and ^Aoy^^ts- IU440

Tifatena 1. go. Diana among the princes of Sjracasarum

oh 1,345, in the big airship. III.

94. Dido in the news of Tyre. III 388. Didfmea games. IT 439 Digamma Aeolica, £jai origo, po.:

tendency, form, courage. IT, 384.

To Diodorus Siculus, the son of Titus, heart

roptas, et aanatus, II, 149 Diomedes the founder of the Arps. I. 140

In the number of Argos. II. 287 Dion Sjracusanus in the gods of Zacjoth.

U. 274 Dionysian games. iy.439 Dionysius the bronze orator of Athens warned

tae patroDus II, 2i3. Dionjrsos, (Bacchug) TOCatoB Mitbridatet

TI. To be put II. 366, and those of other kings

ihniroii, ly. 461. Dioscuri in Pontus and the Bosphorus

callus II. 340. lOctis Epizepbfriis'

healthy I. 75. in the house of the Argives. 2,

387. the same name Cabiria. III.374, Fre-

hot in the arms of the thief Moesia. II.

14. Lacedaemon, 380. Phocaeae,

S33. 535. Tjndaridis. I, 349. Tjri.

111,385. Diota ending in nnums

Chii. 11,564. Dirce abducted by tanro, Iil.91 las ' The twelfth founder of the Decimei. 111. i5i. The lady called Proserpina. lI.^Ss. Drachma, silver coin, scriaa, etc

copper P. 40 From this compound

drachma etc. iii. Dusares Arabnm ^acchas, lll. Soa, Dusaria game. IT 440 He settled in DunmTiri. lY. 474. cam con*

ready for the ropes 475. Qoinqaen-

nalei 476 DuumriraEu honored even the Caesars

and the kings of the fanci. IV.4O7 Wife of Djnamius Polemons I, Asandri et

Scribonia ridna IL 369. DjDasta is already in your heart. ly.

Echidna attacked by Heracles. II. 41. Egeala T*ojana ia Sicily deiata from Cri-

sent him Egestnm parii. I. aS^. Elagabalas, the god of Emisenor of Syria, and

the same with Soie. IIL 3i 1. Ejns sima-

Conoidal stone milk, iiid. Elates fl. Phrygiae. m. 168 Electrum, a compound of metal. P.

21 Eionum ibid. Elepbas in the name of Pjrrhi. II. 17". Se-

Lenci L Ill.ais Aparoea of ​​Syria.

3o6. The brand is preferred. 233. It is covered with the skins of elephants. The head of Africa.

La6i, and Alexandria of Egypt. iS.

41. You have so far eluded the reality of the gods

I'm sorry IL364. A bronze chapel of Apollo of Crete

dedicate lL3i3. Empedocles a SeUDuntiis cnlliia. I. sSq. Enmonidea's game, perhaps, IT. 440 Epent cooditor of Lagaria. L t6o, and He-

tapping 154 Epbesus the daughters of Cayatri, from whom he wbs ejss- .

to the Lord, 11.5i6 Epborus Spartanora Io numia. IT 199 Epidamnua, later D/rliacbinm, It.

i55 Canaan changed name

Tertitor the same . An epidemic of sport. IV. 440 Epic Games, IT.441 Epiphanes, where are the kings of Tocat, and who?

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Epiaenioa Hoppo Eju- TuiM Eorate, origin, power lY.S^o.

EpiMnon SaapL iy.3q3.

Where is it? ry. 375 Qiiiba»osi Greei, Aon«niqae? 376. Caulogiu orluaDi, ^DM «poolus tMfiripMre. ^77. Who- iiy quiboa noUre epoehu Greeks • to honor 38 i. Dnplex in ono eo> fUinqne nBmoh 4o3. Tetu eb ad- TeDliti» Mepe extmu. 4

Epecbf Aetisca, lea riotoriu, ly. 4e-i. Caetariana, 400 8ero4ie Antipae, m. 486- Grae- oorBB, qao difierat ab aen Seleo- «idamn, m.547- iy.399. Eden today par Metopotanua nrbea in Months, 111,647. Feapojane Xy.399. Selewadarom widely open throughout the Orient-> theme Ejot iailtttn, and cava. ly. 396 The grasses were gathered. 376

Epoeliarmm ezordi* mode of rescue. IT 4o5.

Epechu Tariee ex fbriaa anmpta» ed . 'I am going to use my mother. F. 136

Epriaa UarcellnB suitors. no. 4931

Eqnt oapnt in the Phoenician names. 1. tick

Eqai Agrigeatini ]aadai.i.*^, same Ciliee III.47. Freqnenlea.ia aami» Theualomm, etonr? II. i3s.

Equal footing hoaiBno. II. 435

Eqoue gradiens aiAIato altias p«de ante. riore, tjpas chanetwiiticas C^mes Aaolidius IL^qs;

Eqnaa deceived the seamen. U. 456. 487.

VM. 345

Eqoaa Solis Tictima- II.480 III.33 l. Eqaites Rom. dioti in tmnis tminM lY,'

aa6. Eretrieaaaa bovemaeneonloTidedicanr.

11.314- B. rjx yenerie F. Efreis eonditor. I.

aoS. Ethnaroha in Naias. ly. 460 Eilolidefl maihematieaa. iy, 34 q. ETOrgetes, his titular tigaification, and in

qnoscoUataB. iy.4&i. EogamiaMi. iy.44e. Espator, qoi regea sie Tooati? ly.-

46". Eiiphrates %, UeH^tamiae. III.950 Europa ilores legeoi, jnzta teanuia in-

sit down 111,889. Tasrorecta II. 67.

68. 3i3. m,370 Earopae com aqaila sob plateoo com-

at the same time in Germany. II.

3l9.

Earyobs imperaote Anggstv spod Spar?

tenOB princ^. U, ii8j. Ear^pjlos Ufsiafr rez. 11,463. Enrjathcaa as doUo prespac^s. IF.

40 Eusebee» qjoirof^sle TOoeti? iy.46 fl.

F ia namn Greeks. T. Digamma, I proposed to Fabius Uaximus. ly. 134* Faliseia haoteoas triboli nmi reetitaeo-

of Elis II. 364' The goddess of fame. Eju AttribQta, «t oharacter.

U. laot Fnnius (C.>iB cislopboria, ly, ^% The same fate as Hemerit 1L05a. Fierce (loliu) suitors. llioS. Filiiw nrblB £77 III. 148. Flaccus (Pomponius) lU, »74. FlaTios suitors. lL3t4.

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Flowers for Goa. II. BS^j.

Flacts aqaarnm enoU recnrreolibu) ia>

to be told as usual. I. aoo. S70. II. 37S. Flavioroni ex numts eaulogus, IV.3i7.

Variomodo eQicti, 3i5. I. i3fl. Ve<

terH>a«'bonorati'' to him often saori. IV.'

3i3. Philippi's mines of silver and gold n. in

Thraoia II. 89. 90. BamHtiiEpiri,

«64. Tfaasiorum, 53. United trees. V. friends ^Foniium ex numis cata1og.as IV-Si^.

apnd Teterosmagno inlionore, 3i4

In what way? 3i6. Foniea

the unknown are often mentioned in nnmia. 11.

535 ForcGps added to lunoni. m. fi3o. Form numberDm Tel to be rotated , Tel eoni-

ca, TOl quadrilateral. F. 64 The fountains were destroyed by Tolamine. F

44 Attributed to Fortuna. 1, 164. Fortune

carrying a child II. 339. Fortune

nrbis, Tu;^, Tide list III. or

TTKH. Fortana edamoamHfemeN.

II.55a. Fortanae Attnm Syracuse, |. 346 Brothers of the people of Tocatae qaatuor uiiies Sy-

see in a66. Fralrea pius Cauaenis. I. ao3. -Fraiini 'ramns nemasi tribntos. H.

55 i. attributed to Frenn Nemetis. 11. 55«. Lightning josiar dei a Selencensibaa cnl-

tnm m.3g6. Pallas' Tribune L

a4S. 11.41)1. Victory. 1. 166. n. - »97-

A sling attributed to Nemea. 11.55«. FuCos proGO*. 11,558.

The helmet with the king's throne

sedonia II. 124. III. a34. HelmetOr*

I lost my garment. II. lay). Gauls sacred to Apollo. I. let it be Because

Tios in the arms of Himera, and curt L

sis, also Seltnnnntia, and cnr? i.a4o

In the heart of Carjsti, and car? U. 3as.

In the clypeus of Idomeneus. Sij. Gallua Palladius was associated with these names

of Italy 1. 100. toi, an aggressive animal,

11.3a3. The struggle of the French api^d

Atbenians a-i3. Ganymede from aqnila elataf. U. 483 -. 424.. Various -effected in naoi* lUL

U. 486 Mount Gearas III. 433 GariEim m'ons. 1. 1 14. - Gelo Poenes sent a huge wave to Himera

adds 1.31 3. 'Gemioa, .Gella, aic Tocatae qoMdam

colonies, etc.? .iy.473. Gerusia arbiam ^rraecanun the senates. IV.

jqo. In which names do you remember?

i^. Qaoraodo failed. i&id. Glaucus fl. Pbrygiae. lU. i58 Xxliria qaaedam speoiea ia namis Cyre'

you are born IV. 190 Glycon aerpens, .et «racnlam. U..383. Golteins (Henbertos) £jaa.-operaio ceo-

sura P. 141 Gordian games. 15.44«. Gorgias Xeostinus sophiata perhaps in na-

memoratns 1,317 Count Gryphus Nemesis. n. 65a Apollo

All angels UI 94. in gal«a'PaIla-

push 11,810 Ejas domioiliaB, ILs.

Frequent in the numia of AbdsrM. ILat.

Assi, 45o. Phoeaae, 533. Taoii-

push 3.3. Tei,.56«.

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GjmnatUrcha. What lines could you draw?

IV.ai5. Gf mnaiiarchia, Huju> Toetb^i explica-

What IV. 44«.

H aspirates» GratGornm. P, 99 from La-

tinii mcdio Tocabulus insert». },a3i,

Hadria's temple in Namo Alexandrinus.

IV.64. Qadriadas I. papa plagu mimiamatici

rent IV. 181 HaUos in namo Bjsaatii. II. S7 HancarTiVii jadiciam de antiijaitatfr nn- delay Oicornn impagBator. 1, isv. Hannibal Poennus IV. 349- Harpocralei. EJMnnmi, ofligiei, attrr-

bnla IV. 33. Hebrew character of numbers. III. 456, Eorura's faith defended, 458. Eornm age, pendils, material. 463. *eq. Hecate triplets ia nnumis Aspendi, HI. 9. Aezanb, lac. Aparoeae Phr^g, i33, Ejassignis cultivated Stratonicea, U. 590 Hector in Iiantis JVA. U, 486. _ OphtTnii,

ibid. Hegemonic giltratns Bont, in Thrace, . 17,347

Helia's sacred games of the Sun. IV. 349 Heraclea Biihj^iae ploriam cotooiarnn

mother U,4i8. Heraclea was laid out. IV. 44^* Heraclenm diciom «acellam ^oadFigit

TeclDm. III. 35 Hcraea lodi lanoni sacra. IV. 243. Hercules bibax, 1. 171. Ox'KopvKti^, II, 543. Thaaios, 53, Trias, III. 385 294. Husamm, U. 186 consecrated, in nummis Oetaeomm. 144*

Hercnles slaying snakes. 1. 171. U. 5i3.. 6o3. III.359 a fierce battle 11. 41. Apmm Erjmanthiam gestaDs, 40. 46O. With H^dra pngna, 1. 173. 194. Stymphalidaa conlicic 11, 40. 997. He subjugates Taumm. I. 340, Feras cast out of Crete, -11,307 His labors Tarius, 11,40, 317, 416 «eq. 424. 468. III. 73. IV, 66. 67. Hercules carries Telephamus. ni.i68 5-

also Telephus. Bercules cultivated more intensively from Ag^inea- you, 1.95 Tbermitani, 2.14 Tha- to them, II. 53. to the kings of Macedonia, 8ji se^ Boeotia-, 197. Spartans, 379. Cleonaeis, 289, Paestiis, 817. thraeis loniae, £23. Cois, 598. Tar> sensitive, III. 73. Baclirianis, 557, Uaaretanis, IV. 1S7.

Heracles condiror Crotonis, 1. 172. Ab> dera, II.31 Ferinlhi, 39, Djr- rachiij i56. 1S7, Nicaea, 434. Cii, 436, Prienea» 536. Ultarnm the world in general. IV. 345

Hercnles hfdrae morsn saucins .herba He recovers the salad. III. 433

Iripns attributed to Hercnlis, •U. 75.

Hercnles com crown qnema. II.106.

Hercoll's priest at Coot car atola tns? 11,599.

Hflrcali Ambracia adjadicatnr. U. 169

Herma on the ship, obTins U/tilenes ly- pns. U.5o3.

Hermes iU the miner of Asia. lV.3i8..

Hero Sestia IV. 349-

The lineage of Herod. III.481.

Heroes and Heroides in numbers. IV, 342. I will rise and swim. ibid. Eomro from the catalog 847

Hcrophile Sibj>Ila in nnmo. II. 195

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II. 11^« Hiat» 1d 0«ntrO nQmornm. P. 65.-^ Hiberat slo Toeat* IlercaTODia. 1, £t. Hieromnemon qoU? IV. Himera fl. of Sicily I. Hipparcus U. Anthony freed. 2,

• 4S. Hipparius fl. The drought. t, aoo. Bippocrates medicomm prinoeps, ia tm-

mo sBSpeclo Coomm. II.599. Hippopotapaas Mili Alanniu, «t count,

IV. 87. Hlpporins fl. Ljdiae. IILqS. Hircns' janctns cnm Cerere, L fto6,

•07. Qircos UeaJesiia SMW, iikqoe dktDi

You are going. IV. ii-o. Goats in the arms of Celender. III. If The goat's drow is in the arms of Ampbipolis,

and Thessalonians, H, 67. 68. Meli

in 33«. Sagalais III. 3 i. Heroine Histiaea, II. 3ff. Homeric currency. U. 54i. Homes gnomm in nnmts sig;natas? IV

349- Homems ^mjmae natas, snmmi ejoi ibl

honors II.541. Sepaltn* in insola

lo III, 3a<). Homer's signs n. 54 i. St. Hotstiui poet in the heart. IV. 344). Hjbreas illastres Hjlasae cites. IL58S. Hygia in nnmis Amastrioa, 11.385. Ni-

caeae, 4^5, Fergsmi, 468. HjDdi fl. of the day III. to them. This is the source of Pheranun in Thessaly. 11.

■ 48. Hfpins fl. Bith:ri>i&e- "■ 433. Hjpsai fl. of Sicily L 938. seq.

lannings of the currency iDrentor. P. VI. Vario

enllo prapesltas m> aaniis Vdlaterra- mm. 1.94- Compare in the fortifications of Ca-

- tanae-, LS04 Panermi, aSi. Am- pliipoli*, II. 66. Thessalonians, 78. I put the hair together in the usual fashion Athena ILS09. held ejntqne in hajss names ■igntfication. U. 488 489

Ibems fl. TarraeoneDsia. L61.

llMa llerorii cones, and cnr? IILS^i.

The name of Iconium is the axis of the iixttog. IILSi.

Iconology retas «ms namia Teteribiia I strive P. XO

Ida mons> «t in boe Paridia jvdidnin. IL487.

IdoneneDt perhaps in the mrao Phaesti. U.

3,7.

IgDia saotr la nngiis SaMnidaram, UI. 655

lUom serins restitntam. IL 483.

Jjur^tc antiquity acriptnm for BfUf». L

3ie. ImmnnesoiiMt, itTt^nc IV, «63. Immnnitas TOCaboIo irtKuaf indienin.

IL&;i. Imperaioria ^cU Salaoia Lontaalene

L i3. Imperatomm DOmiN nrbibab added, IV.

335 Indica TocaA Stratonice. IL 640. India Caries 11,690. loKriptiones nnmomm F. L3UCKVII

Earnm Tariaa silas. P. XCn. in na-

the ancients were far away. P.

LXXXTHL was also reentered for

certain oaasas. iii InTicta, sio Tocata SagDDtna. 1.56 lo Argira Gacaeonlta. III. 449- lolaaa in namia Agjrii, I. 194. Her-

He is already in the battle of the hydra; . ibid.

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I«Bes Alexaodro K. derotL lU io3. loMae ube* tredecua. II. $07. eq. the struggle of the lakestics, ejoagqe aignifica*

tie IT.443. Laia in the nainia of Catana. 1. 304. C;mea

Aeolidia II. 493. Magneiae lonine.

SS6. Often in Bamis Aegjptlie, and

Tario cnlta IV.Ss. Ejn» per Aegj^

I am so honored. there Isis Pharia IT 33. Yelnm ezpUcat in

Namia Bjbli, and Cort III. 359.

aaepepraeatatinanmiaAeg/ptaa. IT

3 i. The old dog IV. 66. Cepnt Oai-

laughs and freezes in Tariemm

mis. in. 496 lastenias among Boeotoa clwu II. 196 IIoljmpia Indi, IT.4*4* Issna ainDi, and nrba* cnjaa mention' in

namo Alezaadriee CUieiae. III. 40

4". hter flariaa II. 18 Isthmia lodi. IT 444 Istbmas Neptune edjadicatnr. IL 339. Italicaa (Silios) procoa. II. 657 Itioa Rnfus legatns. II. 96. ladeeomm enm Cretenaibns nexus. IH

.45.. ■ Iulins Cneaar Al> hoo many of Spain'

I give the name of the town. IT.473. lalioB Celis - - lieutenant. IL^t. latins Cletaa tbI Castns. 11.33 lalias Commodus pres. 11.41 Laliaa Cordolna preaes. II. 4? luDO Afdna Argia calta U. 387. Laclnia

in nummia Crotonia. I. 171. Sponia,

in nummia Plataearam. 11,101. Iimo in nnumis Chalcidtt. II. 333. eq.

Amasirioa IL385. Innonis cnltns preecipaos Sami. 11.

569

Ia*o Pronnba the same enm Laclna. II. 569. Ejas sigDum, ibid.

Stupidly Acraeus II, 497-508. 543 Agoraeus 494. Ammon, T. Am- mon. Whale 5o4. Captain, 574. idem Greeks Ko^aios- 'HL ■ 10. .the same sitting between Pallas and Inion, 443. Cains. IL i'8e. III. 336. Cathbatea, 360. Cerennius, 336. Cretaceous, IL3ot. dodo swimming 58a. Ephesians &t4. Eare- month 58 i. Heliopolis, the same sun cam 111.334. Hellenius Apollo the linens are specifically designed LS44. Ho- nagrias IL ^'If. Idaeus 485 IILiSS. Ithomates IL275. labran you give 585. 596. Larasins. IIL194. Liberator 1. 343. III. 107, License IL393. Ljdiua. m.ii3 Helins. 11,434. Nemeus 11. 388. IT. 53. Nicephoms. lU. 969. Olfmpias. io5. IT.53. Pandemonium IIL 173. Philalethea is poorly understood. 159. Phi- liaa II. 465. Pia. there, raining 5i4.seq. Powerful UL i5o. salami night). 88. Stralegns H.385. Syr- gathes 438. Terrains. UL 73. Tifa- we hold I. iiOk

the stone and wool of the said god of Syria, III. 363

the elephant in the qaadrigis. 1T.6. dancing in the chorus of Corjbantam. , III, 160. He tanrns in the dwarfs of Gor- tynae II.3i3. Cam jokingly Bacoho in the alder, standing goat 111, 159. Botrara, holding a beetle. 61. 4i3. AegiesabiiB anppoaititius credi- so ILa35.

Ceres sab taari ape-

cie L i38. nemesin aab c^cni spe-

~ cie. 300. Proserpina under the dragon

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Lj-cabas GrecU loves. tV.S^^ Lfcurgas of the Spartans. II.a6o. Ljoas il. of Phrygia, III. 166

Ma, Yide Rhea.

HaeBender fl, Apamenit •acer, III, 140,

Ejai natara, and aignification. IT.3i6. Maeciaa Bafua suitors, II, 4e3. The goddess Hagiatratus was unregistered. About hts ia

to win IV, 187. Hagistratus nrbi-

um Grecsnim household. 188.- 'Ro>

in the heart of the country to travel abroad.

.934. Hagiatratns eponym. s55.

Enanciantar preliso Sm, iJfro, ^iti,

«Tc((«. 187. HagiatralQS in colonies.

474. Hagislratus monieipales an in-

born or freed? 483. Hagni ladi lY. 444 Hagniludo nrbiun in Domis discriiaiDis

cans added IV. 330 Hagnitndo, and palchrity. ' From ntraf ae

laudable Smyrna II.55 Q. He likes it. Pjlhiis Tictorum awards. IV.

45a. The bad character of the union

dBs III. i5, frequenting the goddess Meli

i^nt. 2,33i. Mamers in Oscoram lingna Hars, I.

334 The Campani of Hamerlioi occupy Hessana,

I. 933

Maodibala of Caljdonii's boar scattered in nn-

sends Aelolorum, - going to Nicopolis

broad, n. if» 6. Harinus (tooth) iii nnmo Philippopolit.

11.44 flSarna the god of Gazentim, the same name Io>

TO Cretagene, dominates the rain. III.

45 o. .Marnat the fountain of Ephesus. Ilissa.

•Vm. 551

Haron Bacchus, count of Haronea.

11.34 Mss like Apollo, juTenilis, and im

Berbis, 1. 1134. OscitHamers, iiif.

Carrying a ladder. II, sb Harsjas in Apameae Phrygiae. III.

^3i}. It's a slap in the face. IV. 69. Harsjat fl. of Phrygia. III. 140 Hartialia (App. Clandius) II.

34, - Hateria nnmorom Teterum, P.XIX. Matir numornm What is the term boc?

ignifioemns? P. 62 often mafo-

rite of wool, how metallic

dnm P. LIL Ex terra cocia ndmo-

delineated ram fusion. P, LIV. I give the head of the English

tension 11.53 Hechanica nnmornm Teternm, P.LXItl. The names of the Hedics are listed in the Smjraae.

II. 53q. At that school Sffljrnam, ibid. (!t Laodicea Phry- giae, III. 161

Medusa is called Larisiafe. II. 140, Bho<

God 6o3. Heleager' Teaalor in nnmit Sami If,

56 Heles Q. of London. 11. 885. 56o. Melicerla Tai

My Corinth ILs^t, Menecles Alabandensit clains orator, II.

673. Menestb^oa, king of the Athenians. 11,494* Hensis (the tooth) is wrongly called Lnnus.

III. 19. Norm, 11,354 Njsa Cariae, 586

_ S87. Sami, 669. Tahae and Tra- pezopolia Cariae nrbinm , 693. Tra- peEoatis, 358.. Aoiiochiae Pisidiae, III. 19. Parlaidis, 34. Hierapolis

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Phryg, i55. Ij«odic««e to LihuiiiiB, 336. Gabae Trachonitus. 344 * You riadu, 438. Carraraa. £107. lleBsii dictua A0w|>o£ in ' dhido Sardi- ttm. 111,1)3. Ejoa ara Gadibns. IV.

- 4>7.

Meatea in ODnua TeteribDa. IT 4^0- Hacedonici ia naatia regDm Parthise, 111,548. HerCDriDB barhataa. L a68. count ca- o. IV. 6S. Amaaiae coBditer. U. 844> Bacchus gave birth to the infant, s83. 587. Arcadam loTit F. ge- •lans, 3q6 in the same place my mntatnt Giants llLSqi. Eju calDa apnd Heart/CDm. 53. Job* 1L 148. HeatDS fl. Tbracia. IL36. Meta freqDeas in nummis arbiui Uljtriei»

ct Epirus, qnaa Tide. The founder of MetabDi Hetapont. L i56. IfeteUua Fias Scipio in ciatophoria. IT*

36 i. Hetropolis CatalogDi wbinm hoe ho> nore remarkable, IT. 973. Ejas Taria signiGation 37 Hetroam Matris Uagos fannm. no. 439 Hicythas Bnxenti coDdilor. 500 Jlidai Fhrj^ise king. lU. i43. 168 Hiletas ApoUinic F. a Upa lactalDs. II.

3io. Miio Croteniates tn namo ipnrio. L 173. Hina, the weight of the coin of Gt-aeea. F^

39 MindiBs Balbna procoe. IL401. Mindios PoUio procoa, U.401 Winerra, laugh Pallas, MiaoB CreUe king in the name of Caosai. IL 3o8. Gaaa. in, 49t. Heraclea He founded Minoan. 340 Minotaurus in Namo Metaponti, 1. 154

Cnoasis IL3o8. He was a very good woman unrighteousness Li3o. Mtthradates Graecomm Lntinia Mithri-

dates, etc.? IL363. Mitrsetes, aic dictns Arsoeea. 1T.536. Moesia also TOcata Mjsb. U. 6 Moaeta nnde ^la , et qnae ejns eignt- fication r. lU, His effigies cx ■•- mine ibid. Ejoa agreed. P. tt Somehow it spread to the barbarians. P. T. E^ inTentorea. F. TI. Mo- neU Bom. diffused by tatnm herb ibid. Antiqnltaa monetao. P. VIU EJDi duration for Tarii regioBibna. P. IX boundaries of geography. P.X. For example aomina from sDCtor, image, place, just £bricae, to depend, Talorc P. XI. Mauria P. XlX. Money rae characteristic P.XIU, Moetae Teteris Tslor oomparBU to our countrymen. P. 45 Honest «ztemae among nr- bes Graeeaa Talor P.84- Mo- the prince's daughter also died a few hours later tem Thalida F.88V. MoneU» Who will you kill? P. 700 For example, officers, tinsmiths. P. LXXV11L Moneia in colonii cnjas permiaan st- wildebeest? IV. 497- MoneUe t«l «dnlte- of the way of Tarius. P. 120, seq. For example adulteratMei iniigDior«B. F. 119 MoDeia ferrea Bj^ssntioram , U. 36. et

SpartanorDm, 378. Honorable dDplez ibmm Aw^tftfhiw Srr.

no 39^ - Coins of the Achaid League. U,ft3i. Vida kuc portinenlia also mkt Nami. HMOgrammaU iBnnmis. P. 94 11- the Peloponnesian coinage gnire leliti, U. 339. '33o, Mount PsDBcfaaieM ia' OBmis Patraram IL 355.

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They are proud of their actions

I called Tf, 3is. Hopaat Lapitha io BnmiB Hopsi! from w

I was afraid.'!!. i44* Cam Ceutaoris po-

gnat there Mopai ara in the name of Hi^neatiae, lU.

60 Macianu propr. IIL aSa. HnDicipiB qnid? lY. 4^- Rats in for! TcBedi, and cnr? II.

48q. Uaiae StreneacaBta fincant IS%4. Hutea narumus ver. through that Europe*

the courts F. 1771 How to

to be ordered three times? P. CLXXYHL Hntilai (C. Papina). 103 MjrBcellaa, the founder of Croton. 170 This name is also given by Hoeiae.

U.B. ■/•ticna Indna. 17,445.

Na»ica, so Tocata Calagoiris. L3^. NaTarchides nrhei Eamm et nmmii cs*

taloga ly.SoQ. Smyma's nose is in the middle; 11, $53. and E&e>

the seats III. 6 NanamprOraeTsriisanimalinm capitibm

decorated III. 6. 4i4- Nanmaehia iDdDsnaraKs. iy.44^' >n nn-

mia Gadari III. 348- The hero of Nanaica. II. 5o4. Nemea of ​​the Indians IT.445. Nemesi* nna or dnae, freqneRtes in

Bami Smyrna 11. 548. Of them

Smjmae insignia cnltas, et^nr?: Sidl

The attribution to Menieas is narrated, and ex-

folding no. iMd, 949* The same dog

Fortune and Fate 52. Nemesis in the Camarines. I. aoo.

Tii, U. 438. 439. Sides, IIL 16.

RERVBt 553

Attaliae, 10. 11. TripoU* Phoen. 873

Nemeses dnae in the heart of Temni, iL^q?, and Egyptian. IT 67.

Neocorus What is the origin of today's maaens, and The condition? IT.a88. NeoeeriTiri and the women talogoa flqi. Neocori.p(^ali ec nr- bes, horomqnecatalognai j^'(f. Ta> riae eruditomm de neoeoratn orbinm «ententiaei ^96 >eq..

Neptanos in the arms of Poaidoniae 1. 157 Boeotum, n. i^; Priansi, 319 Teoi, 337. Niafri, 601.

Hleptnnns IsthmiasiD AegTptiis. iy.53; Stabilizing, (Ao^^teXi^) in. namv Rbo- God no. 6o5.

Neptunolslhmas adjadicatnr.' 11. «39.

Neptune prefers to trade cam. no. 448. Retaining Eqaam. Sae. Eqnnm In his mind, let him kill Ceres. 148. Hippo Carapace roofs. 1IL354. 358

NeTanins coin cutter. P. 80 no. 809

Nicator, who are the kings of Tocal? IT 463

Nicephoma, who was the king of Rome, ibid.

Nicoclia, the hero, was badly established by Dnmft. III. 87;

The Nile fceqaens in the names of Egypt. For example nature, strength, efficiency, beeficiav attribnta, this nmqneeiplication IT 36. The ancient names of the Nile Taria. 39.

NO. On the termination of Tocabalom in hat letters I. ra4>

Nobilia, sie Tocata Obnleo Hispaniae, I 36.

Noctaae dnae in nnnm capture so H. 309. 468. 488.

Naomi dilnTiain in the heart of Apamea. HI^ .33.

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Ifnmeraliam noted apnd GrecOlJaio* days [y.393.

filnmiia, nnmiama. Ttrinsgoe means tio.P.IU

Numis gold, silver, «enei rarii Toln* you can, and you can. P; XLII leg. .■6tanuei P. 19 Errei iiui. Ptnnn bei iii. .Lignei.PJ^X, &cortei tdiJ* NuraiGallisiVfiA. F. XXYU. AeVosi Tel uncooked; the same Tincti., iiid.

14 wet * sawed P. 61 . i^iV. Incad out of necessity. - P. LXT. I. i4q. To forgive the incase. P. LXTL Sobaerali, Tel. P. CXT. Bracieati ibid. Scfphati P. 61 Kumi, in how big is the hole P. LXT. /Numi geminatis tjpis, P. 67 Hami refused, P. 66 Nami net- the matter was partly comforted, partly perceptible. P. XlUt Nami moaetariora Yetera •calpa -riiioii P. CXXTU

The most unusual form of the name Burei weight P. LI. Nnmi copper maxi- mae form P. XLTU, Other can widely poiwecto-«rl)e. iii. AtiicnmTa- riis ornaments parergis, P. LXTIU Saml daplicis meulli, F. 67 Z4umi plns qoam ordinary form Is it Tera's currency? F.14, and whom to provide usnm? P.XTl-

Nnmi «enei Temice natalali Testiti. P. 69 •

Autonymous mummies. P. XII. Oflicios, i^fV. BUingnes P. XCIU

Mami Teteret in general ntrom currency-?

P. XII. Nnmomm yogens nnmerns nonnnnqnam

found in the same looo, P. 87 The Middle Ages

give? F.CXXXI. Numi adnlteriiu. About the diatribe. P.

111 by faith also in general

ntntia jub .* Hoaeta. N/mphae three states in nmis Tberai»-

ntm, I.S14 Ancbiali, II.34 open up»

of Lonia of Thrace, ibid.. of Apollonia

.Illjrici. i54- HercuU warm ears

they open I.si^. Njmphaenm aFdens. II. i54**

O for the Greek OTarchaismns. U. & 3. Oaxas is the same name as the axis of Crete. II.3o5. Obolni pondns, etmoneta, ejasgue par-

you P. 43 Once silver, se-

river and bronze iii. Objzam anmm P, XXII. Image of Oceanus, III. 340. IT. 36.34 Oceanus called Nilas. IT.3 q. Oecamenic Indians. IT 445 Office instructions. P. 80 Ancient Indians IT.447 Btiam eztra Eli-

then celebrated the same Mount Olympus of Arcadia, Il.aqft. bitbf

nieces, 4>4- OH. De terminatiene TOCabnlorum in

.faaft-Iileras. 1. 134 Omphale steps on Hercnlis caltu.

IU.)o5.ii3, On Egypt, they will plant Heliopolis. IV-106. Greek orders IT 189. Roman-

ram in the hearts of strangers. 324 The orphan in the dance of the animals, IT. 68. 74.

I call the head of it Antissa. 11. 5oi.

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Oceme arge&twu L4.

Oicola msiias obterTaDtiae, and reve-

ArgumeBlDin liability. IV. 64. Oridlai Naao entered from Bvmo-ritiftlo.

IV.351.

Pacensii, sie Toeati col.' Deult U.

3 i. Pagonis freqa«na iit nnumis Coornm. IL

59O. the palace of the gods of the Cytanas. I.3«4> PaUadinm qaibaa in nrbLbos adseTTari.

Oredium? IL 484. Pallos, be Minerra. Gognomine Alea

II, «98. Ways EJDs form, and widely

European religion 4O4. Pallas Al^

cides, 97. Pallas Area, s«b Mar-

aunt, 316. XoXmTff, (frenatrix) 344.

Apod the Alhenians. eadf m com Inna.

909. CogDomiae Ai5m wrongly ex

noiDO asserted, 3io* Uegarais, IIL , 6«. The Egyptian vulture IV. 114. Pal-

las Victoria, L 261. ILai4. in. 36

flSo. The same right-hand evil Fani-

He wears a helmet. III. i5 Pnllaa cnm Giant pngDah m. bth

CalcnlBm in vas mitlit, IIL 17. 49.

73< He tames the liver. I. 345.- So- . ptnm Froserpinae' ittbibere nitilor

UL io4> Oblato of Uedosae criae T«-

geataaab bostivoa secaroa renders II.

aqq. Falladis and Neptani were dismissed for Atbeni

cstiov IL 3)6. Ejoa cnm Pegasus ns-^

xns. L «45. He is associated with the goat. II.

aSs.. Pallas cnm another Thessalian. H. i33 Freqaeoa ia the coins of Alexander

H., and cnr? IL 96. Winged. 50 away.

Cam. lightning UI 6. His helmet ra-

rie omata L i63. Ejna cljpeus»

IIL a6. FalUat et Vulcaus in nnmo 80(»ati.,IlL

laa. Palm in Angaitis ara enate, L 58- Here are the branches of the palm tree, what are the names of the Egyptians?

Does that mean? IT 86. ' Pan what (orma e£EIctas? ' II. aqSi Fan in nomes of Uessan. Lasi, Pan-

ticapae no. 3r Fellae-) 74» 75.

Thessalenicfte, 76. Antigoai L Ua»

of the king's sedonia. ia3. Arcada, 993

Hegalopolis, a

dos, la 339. 34«- Banos cnUns learned by AegTptnm. IV.

to them. Ejas opegalli incessantly in

Greece was killed.- IL la^ wash His

a pipe of caju form ? 393. Fanatics terror cnr sic Tocatns. 11. 134* Paniam from Eane, mountain and specna. IIT

339 Fenarist! ho Tooatna rez FBrthot.

IV. 535 F-anegyriarohae qnid? and gybus in mf

do you want IV. 314. Use of Vaillation di-

Cti panegyrists. ai5> Panionia game. IV. 449 Fanoplia Tictornm. I'm sorry..

L343. Fansa' (UrNeratinB)''pr4^r. III. 190 Carbohydrates 11. 396 Pspias Matilaa.' I. io3« Fareos, y..Patronuu I will tell you about Farid.'15.69.' Pttias lasioois F. I^rii condltor. II.4601. Parthenins fl.. Paphlsgooiae. JI. 386 Portbenope Siren. L 111. ii3. His-

apad Naples cnlttis, ibid. Peiidienoa Firmns suitors. II. 401.. Asaa-s.

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P«tria dnplez in maai» mttaonu. III.

PatrU, et «fi menBo Mimniii|aaB Qo-

added to the minibuses. IT-188. FatroniM/Tel PareB*. IT aSa. What?

liajai titnJi Aiige, -and aignifioation?

aS3. PafO in ntnnU Saiu. II. MS. Pecaoia miSe 4iota? P. U. Graeoii

Fednm ia mimia Cii Cariee. IL£6i.

Caeiareae Faniactoa. lU. 841 Pegaai satales. 11. 346. -Seonndoi* ali- the mouth of the daughters of Naples. /^Sy, Frequency in nnmts C«rinthi, 94S. Jilabaoda, 6711, Antiochiae Cariae, IIIL Bar- gjliae, ,^678. -Stratoniceae, JSqo. Damasi^, UL 333. 'Idem paaoena in niimii AnHsi, .et BltthndatiaTL H. 346. and therefore to that Atticus. IL 319. 930. f elomm promontorinm in nnnis, 1. 199. Pentagonum in OamU 'Gallomm <[«e. gray matter of probability 1.63 The same in the host of the Pitanes. U. 476 Pentfaiilea Amason. IT 35 o. Pergamum, the founder of Pergamum. JI. 463. .

IT.497. Ladi's newspaper, IT. 44q. Penodonia

from a nonnnnllisperam dioti iii. Fergeas obTins in the name of Macedon. JL 63. Amphipotius, 66. poitreme- mm kingdom of Macedonia ia8. seq. Seriphi, 334> Sinopes, 390. IcO' no, III. 3o. Aegamm, 36. Ane- nnrii, 46. Argornm of Cilicia. 5o The Argos of Argolis are extremely hot, IL 987. flSS. also i-Taraensibni. IH 74, and Lariasses. 11. 140, From him orindi kings HacedooUe 139. seq.

Peraeus was thrown into the sea, and SeriphwK

applications, 11,335 Perseus captures Medme pns «brins in jHDmU nrbinm Ponll 11.341. With the help of Pallas Medmaa in- he is afraid IIL 183, Andromeda li- herat IT.68 Alexander the Great bore the harp

master 1L384. Fanos person. 1. 13 Period BB ejeola Ungna. I.93. U.7a> 454< - 478.

Illustrious persons in nnmU. ZT. 871.

Eamm «atalogas, 347 «Cenfier «tiaia

iadicem UL

Fes hnmanas pnefixo aBnido. IQ 4>4>

I asked Petronin. U. 555. - FvoprMter.

IU.380 Phalantfaas riiilhn»iK Covered coo-

Jit.'L 146, Phalaridu Unrni i, i34. Pfaalli ntrintpie ez mnlierU ai^o pro

standing III. 59,330. Fbaretra fDeqoens in aamU Pontibii.

m. 343 J*farsalicae p{^«e time. IT 40«. ' ffaaselns, navU genna, nnde aic roca-

you IIL6. .Fheraemon benos L39a. Phidon Argtvos menetae inTentM. F. YOU I was wrong in the face of TOCatoi, IL 196. Philadelphia was laid out. IT.460 Philadelphia. Qni mges «icToealit

IT 46a. Philellen Who are the kings thus touched? iii. Philippi, the currency of Philippi AmTn- tae U. 90. Eomm logena ■copU a BomaoU captured. iii. Pfailippi AmTntae nnmoi imitated the Gauls. L63.

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Philippua BoUcidae F, OlfBpIonlca.

io naiDO Segeitae. I. sS^. niilocae Bar Agrippa 1. ladaeM. DL

Philociaadta» Herodaa. ibid. Philometor Qai regea «ie TOCatL IV.

Kiilopator Qai rogea aie TOcati ?

iM. Philopatnt. Qai sio TOeati? tf/tf. Philoromaeaa. Who is the royal sie Tocati?

ibid. Philoromaeus Carrheni. m, 5oi). nioeoicia lingna inscribed nami. See

riaguiaremde diasertation of these III. , 396, £oran distribution, and catalog

go 4o4< £j

tio our tMU ardoa 3^9. Phthia s lore Columbus AdamU. 2,

s36. Pious, here is Tocata Sidon. 111,371. Thessalian cap. U. 140 They abstain from fish, III. 445 Piuiacas foDs Aeolides. II. 493. Pittacns pbilosophus II. 604. Plagia barbaron numismatica, IV,

»76. I will bless you. II, 409, III.

140 Plato philoiplias. IV, 35o. Plantiua (A.) procoi^ IIL84. Pluto's victim taaras. II. 588. Ejas

and the heads of Proserpina in .namis Nf-

of Caria. 11,586. ^

Plntotogus in nmis N^sae meaning-

do not doubt 11. 687 Platonium at Nysara Cariae, 11,566. Polemon the illustrious son of Laodicea. III.

16*. i63. . Pompe)as M, the founder of Solori. III. 68

6, Pomponius Bssaos propr. IIL iqo.

Funds of money to be withdrawn. P. 34

He was in the confessional, ibid. Weight>

They have different names, and they are known by their names

inserted F. 38 seq. Source ia nummis SegOTiae, I. $7. Ba-

three, II. i63, Aatiocfiaa <:ariae,

675 Pentificants sanmi, and inferior alrins-

gay sex IV- 3o3. Eornm Catalan ' gos, ibid.

PiMtias Sabinns president. 2,.33, Popalas arbiam Greecarnm called Sif

/f. IV. 190. How in the heart

fake? ibid. A pig, a pig. Associated with Cereri. IL 217

ass. A victim of the league. 1. 106, 109.

Frispi, 11. 457. Friday. HLa6. Portos Aagostas III. 428. 491 PoasessiTnm not infrequently for gentiles in .nr>

placed on the narcissus. P. XCVl PraefectillTiri in the colonies, IV.477 Preaea, •^yeiMit. Hajns of the name aigni<

ficilia IV. 343, Ejiis manns. a^S

In the sun of Thrace, the enemy died, ibid.

Prseaidnra oatalogus. 333 Praetorium, the magistrate of the city of Greece

rom , saying arfaTtiyoc, Ejns pote-

you stand, IV. 195. Fraetoruffl catalofaa. ■93- Priapns family Lampsac namen, IL

487, 'Sacer porcni to him. both The cities of Frimae, iti^atvai, Yariae de or*

biumprimatasentcntiae IV. 263. seq. To prove, voz Jn you covered with f ubics

dad IV.iSo. Procla (Lulia) is a heroine. IL5o4 Froconsol That in the time of Tarius

Jua in profanity? IV. 234.341. Fro-

conanlnm catalogs 239. Frocnrator, Ifrirfonoe, the magistrates of Rome in proTinces. IV- 349-

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Tioeua potesua IV. a34. 34i> P^o- .the previous catalog. a3o» Froaerpina eximie cnlta apnd Locrot

Epizepli. 1. 175. 176, Syntfutt, 344,

961. Cj-Kionm, II. 451.453. Sardinia

III. II3. A love aob draconiB epeoie

Titiata 1. 138. 4^1. Eju Tictima boa.

11,453. Froierpioae abducts, I.. S07 II. S07. . 686. 589. UL 10*. 104. iSS. IT

61. FrouladL IT.^Si. • IVrtanea what? and in the qaiboi nami>? IT

3o. Fablilio* Greece IIoxXAiOf. go 63. The Poelfs wanted eighty for a name

exnndanlit of the Nile IV. 36. Pnlcher Appias, and the other C. Clodius ia

cistophoria 1T.36o. Polchra, aio Tocata Neap

m. 438 Pnlchrilado. From this country Smyma

11. 551". Fapins (Anloi) propr. IT 196 Farpara, qaa Tj^rii to dye wool. 10.

391. Pjrsmot fl. Cilicia. IT $19. F^rrhi reigns in vain until now.

II. 173.

Fjthagoraa philoiophot in the heart of Ni-

ceae, 11. 436. and Saqii. 870 F^lhagorie name Oarico intcriptnm.

III, 553 F^thialoJi. IT.45".

I will start the square. P. 64 Qaadratns (C. Tmmidins Dnrmiat) propr.

in a8o. Qaaettoies, Tfifiiat, Graecornm ms^

ttratot I called Eorbn from his friend;

IT toa Qaaestftre«-Mani, proqaaestores, <{Bae- ' said the procurator. proper iT.s^S. £a-

rnm catalogs Ui Qaatnorf iri in ooloniit. IT 480 Qaiaetilina Taraa suitors. IT i33 QainqaoBnalei in eoloaiis- IT. 476

B. Dd tenmnatiooe Yocahnioram in B.

L 134. Begia called Asta Baetieae. I. \S. Begionet Fhiygia, and Carla mentioned

in nnmo E

Caria, Lycaonia mentioned in no

in the same way UI.75 ^egnm nnmi. About these qaae generativ

obserTsnda IT 454. Catalogs *e-

giona, and arfaiom, qaae eo* ■ipti-

Grind 455. Begoin and begin

tnli honorificL IT> 469. iiffafgnifj

463. Beges regnm qoi TOcati. IT- 469, He-

ges magoi, i^id Beget ejaa, qni

He divided the kingdom, I call the Teineates. 456 Bhea cadem oom Ha, « qoa Hastaa-

rae's name IIL 106. £i tacrifietni

taoraa iii. Bhegma in the name of Lfmjrae. III. 4. Bhodii Tiberiom obaerTant no. 604.

Nero restored his freedom. 6o5.

Therefore* from those lab toli specifically re-

standing iii. Bhodiasfl. Troas, 11,483. Bhodc^ mountain. II.44. Bhyndacus fl. Hftiae IL45o. Bbrton pocnli genns. IT i3. Bocbe (la) is a famous mo-

net network initiator P. 119

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nomad Bigimni in DBmii £dcssH Hace< dooiae II. 71. by the faith of the Locrians Epizephyriora ooroMtttr. 1. 176

Boma &u/*^o}^»>s as earth, mariiijae propoiits domiui lY. 53.

The name of the man was given to Alexandrite Ae- Egypt IV. 44

Rome, and Anguita lenplam Pergaai. IL466.

Rota in nnmia EUiodL 11.603.

Attribatnm Rotalvemeiis. ILSSi. Fre* qaens in the name of Cyrene. IT < 1 iQ.

The Sabines were drawn to the palace of Safiaim. I. toS.

Teach Sabinoram the coloaia tanro. I. - 106. Sacred trees. Earnm from the number of catal«>

gns. iy.3o6. seq. Sagaris, Sangarias U. Bithyniae. n, 432

435 Archers Fersamm hnmi, qni and Dart>

ci. UL55i. Historical facts. IT 35 o. Samaritans, and Hebrew letters, and

ialer ntrasqae crisis. IIL 4^6.

Intrenunqne alphabetan. 404 Sanpi epiaeraon IV.3()3. Sappbo poetry. IL5o3.5o4. Sarapia from Pontus in Egypt.

11,343,344. IV. 39. £i samma ab

Power given to the Egyptians. IV. 3o.

Insignia of the temple of Alexandria, ibid.

The same as the Sun. ibid. Naptiamin

president, 3i. His Tariae e£Ggies, and

attributes ibid. Frequent in the heart

Sinopes 11.391. ^>t^ Eliam in nnmia

Epiphanes of Cilicia, went to Furiopolis

aiiciae I1LS6. Sardo fl. Btthrniae. IL 439. Sardis gave the hero a colony in Sardinia

he will go 1. 371

SBmsQ. Ciliciae. in. 47

The Sasanian kingdom of Periea was named after him. III

554 Saluminas (Volaaias) propr. 111, 375. Satnmus monuee reqtor. P. YI, In

no name of Coptic. IT io5. Satyrs seizing a mvdiere. II. 500 Sa-

tyra» in the land of Corcyra. 180 S.C. Hamm litersmm in Bom currency,

meaning P, 772 same time

rae in the woods of Oolonia. IV. 498* Soamander fl. Troas 11. 481. 486. Soopas fl. of Bithynia. II. 433 Scorpios fceqaen* in the mouth of Comnlage-

nes IIL356. What do you write, and what do you mean?

IV. 196. In qaaram nrbkim nnmia

won't they buy? IQ6 The chests containing the nrumfs are of the same kind

should they? P. 1880 Written backwards. P. XC. ^airr^p^-

So". P. 101 Scriplar savings.

P. 94 Scjlla in the name of Tarsus. IIL74. Sebasmia, rel Sebasta ludt. IV. 453 Cutting suitors. III. 143. Sejans (L, Aelins.) cos. 1.36.- Selinas fl, Achaiae. II. s36. Hjsiae.

472. Sella area rcgnm of Parthia. IIL54S. SeHacoral IL58. 374. IV. 160 Semir^amidis geaus, and fortunes. III 44^.

The same in Ascalon. iii.

Scnath; Bom I mention it in many places

. Greek, TT, aa4. Ejns efiigies

ibid. The name StKyxXip-Et tantnm Sena-

tni Rom. from Graeois datom, asS. Senate of the city of Greece.

1T> iSq. How is it formed in the heart? so SeptefltTir epalpnnm. IV. 953

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Serienm qao tenpo» Grafld» ioaots-

He began to grow, II. 565 Serpents male and female, ntriasqiie ts- . ri* natnra lY. 36. Serpent in per

eqno 3o. His iict^eaiitt is a good omen.

35. Proeoe of Sertorini Brocln*. rV.s3i. SeTerea Indians IT 453 Standing hero lY. 35 o. SibjUa Herophile; Il.igS. So the Hebrews, eJBsqo* perte*. III

464- *»({• Sign of the joke, eOra|p knot, and caniee.

P. CVU. A more monetary sign. P. CYI. military standards frequent colODtamn ty-

pns. IV. 491 Silanns (Caecilins Hetellns Creticus)

proper III. 976. 378. Silent ■ Hide asln captns. III. 168. If

lenn* sab pbilosophi babitn II.40. &ileDus frequently in the heart of Hacedon.

U,6i. 73. 4. ncjrae Galatiae. III. 177

The same frequent colonial type, and

car! 1^.493. The sileaora was made of wool.

no. 5 f. Silo suitors, IV.s3i The Silphins of the Cyrenes

.ly. 119. His eicelleiHiB. /^M Silvanas, uncertain who, i.e. Dumo Per- , game. II. 4W'

Sipylene the mother in the poems of Smymae, II, . 64«. 543

Sipjlns hero, III. 106. and Mt. idt'd Sirens csntn from Hnsis rietae atas aji-

they can IL 3o4. ■ Sirius in the ceae. 3L Sub. -SituS'arbinm ia nnmis mentb». IT.

Calalogns nrbium, which Tariis modi

let them talk about their position in the sheep. 3ii.

Socrates phitosepbai. IV.35 o.

801 Lady of Acrocorinth», ILaSq. in-

three chieftains of Damasus nnmiBa, ID. . 33 and Emisae, 3ii, HeliopoUa,

334. A. etnebram. h r^i. Bhodi. U.

603.

Sol and Inna frequenting the nnmie r^aia Partbiae, IIL545, and Persia, SSSi likewise in the hearts of the kings of Pontius II. 363 and because of the inserted tetradrachm Atticus Hiihridates VL U. ai^. steak

Solon in the god of Hetrvpolis foniee, IL 529

Soljinns beros. IIL 17

What are the sophists? IV. ssi Eonun origin, worthy, mnnns, iAid,

What does the name Soterie mean? IV, 6 Quireges so Tocati? IV, 46*. Sote- .things of the god called Ptolemy L and Bere* nice IV. Q.

Soterialndi IV 453

Tetitas, the Spartan, had taken all the money before him iron IL378. yet abnndabODt silver and silver coins. iii.

Sphinx Ejas form, el eeiMitt mjsti- because IV. 4<>. Spblng allegories. L i3q. Obstacles in nnmis urEiuia B&eli- cae 1.7. Cfati IL564' Gabalorum. IlL3i3. Sphinx in the helmet of Pkllad. IL sio^ S16.

Spikes obTius Hetapontus tjrpns. 1. 155

Breathing hope and gentleness in the way I wrote soIUi? PvXCIX.

S. R. in the number of colonies. IV.^^S.

Suggest the same as Orlhagoria. IL73.

Suter nomes Graeeots silver, and Bioreos, F. XL. seq. You'll be fine by name P. 41, Statercs Attici, CoriDthii, Cyziceni, etc. or true Akh neta, and noa imaginary powers. P. 41

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Suterei CyziGenl, II. 45 i. Flitfoe-

swords 535 dlaiaae AogaBti and tnt.Gfleuris in swine

Philippornm HacedoniM. II. 76. Stephenephori-, and what eoroin digni-

you iy.3i9. Sterope Cephei F. from PalUde Mettiisae

gathered hair, II.2qt) Stesiehorns the poet. 1. 9i5. SlrTmen fl. Thrace. II. 3q. Stfmphelis bird. no. 397 Safietes of Carthage. IT i38i Snilliu Nemlinns suitors. U, 556. Soiilins (H.) III. i56 Snlpicina MarcianDs preees. 11. 33; SolpioiDB FroolDS suitors. II..4o3^ Sonias, the source of Cilicia. lU. 6q. Sjnarchy. Qnis hojoB TOcabuli Mn-

sn*! II.574> STria de«. IU.26t.

l?al«ntnm , very heavy weights

p.xxxra.

The roof of the delbino terrace. I. i43. 144"

i46> Tarentine eqnitatn famous. 1. 14 Tarqniliss Priscns suitors. II. 40S. Tatiannus the president. 11. 33 Tanriea comes from a taoro nomeli tf. II. s. Tanrofl freqaens in the names of Tharius, L

160. SjracasarDm, 344* Taaromc-

nif 943. Thossaloram, II. i33 German

manicopolis 887 TasrDB Tictims Bacchus. II. 470. Plo-

tone, 688 Tanrns «pneria ed Bacrificia effertor

U. 588 TaatDs fireqnenB c<^ontaram t^p^t If.

496.

ii^oi. i.y

;vm; it is difficult

Tanrns Cnm with a human face, which is

flignification? L i%q. TaaraB mountain III. 3i^. Telephi a deer laelati fabnle io copio>

you are the number one. II, ifbS. a^. Fergam

468,466 Telephphoras in nini Hadria&Mrnm,.

U. 4>3. NicaeaO, 435. Gargaromin,

456. Fergarai', 4(>3. 468. Pilanes,

476 Temple of Tiberius, Inlia, Senatai

Smjrnae erectnm. II. 547. 660, Te-

nns Paphia often in nnmis, his-

what form II, 463. IU.86, ii3, Dia-

nae H^ndiadis plnTiis imperTiam. II.

679- Tera fl. lonii H. 535 Turpentine pHeses. U. i£^ Terentin the poet.. IT-SSi Shells for the gods. P. XX Testodo, noneta Feloponnemia. U. lAQ; Tetrarcbes in nnmiB qni? IT 46 Thebes Aegipli, serins DiospoliB. IT

io5. Tbeodoma Tripolin Cariae ftilo- einglt;

n. 6q6 Theegamia ladi. IT 464. Theelogns qnid 2 et qDibas in namis T

IT.ai7. Theo^ato». Qtti regeB sie Tooati? IT

462. Theopbanes (goddesses) lCTtileneeas. H. 5o4. TbeoBebes Tecatns Sames king. no 9o5. Thermae Htmerensas. I.ai4. SeliniBl-

of 339 Theses in DBBsis Htttapenti. L 164. Ni- ceae H. 496. Heroic imitator. 1.

i3o. i54< Cam Miaotawre battle, H. 317. The shoe*' and the father's sword in

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realizing ibid. His cam MiiialaDro cooflictas tape cam HercDlw et Acbeloi's battle was over. I. i3o.

Thetis* in nnumo spnrio. IV.35i.

Thorius Flacci's procoa. II. 400

Thrace was restored to the province, and I was political government II. so

Thnria spring near Sjbarin. 1. 162

Tigris river Euopotamiae. III. 619

Timelea Fona Cariae, II. 576.

Tftnesins Claaomenin* Abderae con

net :II.3t.

TmoloB mona Tocatna sio a Tmolo Mar-

tisF. II1.II3. J33. ir^gata , so called Tarraco L57. Tom's hero II. 18 Toparcha io dwarves. IT.4^- Trajanus himself III. aSa. The tribes of Sergis mentioned innnmo-Hiapa-

nothing IV. Trident in the Troczenes. II. 293. and

Balicamassi, 68t, and car? Trinacria called Sicily. .1. 184 Cnidus oonditor II. 588 Triptolemna in the nummia of Enna. I. 307

Atkenarno. II. 317. also Ur. 6i. Tripds met in Croton. 1. 170

The long-lived Baccbo. IL4°> and Her-

worship 73. Three symbols of Sicily. I. 184

Even in "liarom outside Sicily ar-

bias is compatable with anger. ibid. Trinmviri monetary. P. 7010 Tropaeom king* XasedOBiae of the enemy

boB Ticiis not stataemnt. II. wash Tollias (H.) iB ciBtophoris. IV.36o. Tnllios Haximos the president. II. 33. TnltBa, proeoa. Ul. 1 14. Tyclin poCT. Syrag— r—L L.3^. Type in ntunes ret. in general, P. IV.

jSingalar arbitra of his own and private

you P. CV. seq. Type naffloinm in par. the libns arersis P. CY. to them in part -sa nonnDlli nnmi completely lacking. P. CtV Tjpi in nnumis coleniarDm. ly.

Valeriana Indi, 15, 4%^ .

Vaterias procos, IIL 174.

Varns (P. Quinctilias) propT. III. «7S.

Cf mes Aeolis, 11.49^.

Wow, ^V. Epitamon.

Veidius Pollius Aognis friends. Q, 40^

Venns Cr^cina 1. ao8, the prince of Paphi namen, IIL 86, Venos Paphiacalu also Pergaai. IL 463. and the Sardinians III.iiS. Selling Nephthys in Aegnitus. IV. 103. Veins of Vrania. IL 81. Ye- nus eximie cnlta Ancona.. L 9S and - Corinthian II. 342. Veniis Coomn, the work of Praxile. II. S99. You will not Jtile signomin nomis CntdL IL56o Yenos mourning Adonis. IlL36s. You- neris iniolens fosma-in nnmisAphro- break up II. S76. Friday Yiqlini pigs III. 6. -

Vemix nstaralis nDmomm aeneoinni. P. 69

Tespertilius in the name of Helena, U. 4a6.

Yesta, his signs and sttribnta, 11.538

Black suitors. 111. 140

Viarns, the mountain of Fisidiae- III. 31..

Vibios suitors of Mars. IV. 148

Vibio» Pansa. IL396. 519

Conqueror, the colonists of Toria lY- 47".

Vinnm Methjrmnaenm qobile. II. 5oi, el Mendesinm, 7S.

VTrgilint Maro does not anliqBit in names. IV. 35

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Tirgo piiAoJxfog 1n nnmit Locronm Episeph. L 175.

Virtns Greeks ^t^arriffis. 1Y, 55.

Tiellius in the Samnites. I. io3.

Vitellins (P.) suitors. II. 400

Vljsses in the mountains of Ithaca. II. 374

Volasenna's suitors. lIL.iSi.

Volnsins Satrninns propr. III. fjS, pro- cos. IT.134.

Vopiicas (Pomp.) preaes in ntmis ra- riarom Thrace arbtam

Wish the Greeks ^oM-tf. Il. St^,

Vrbes and popnli qao just in namii written? P. XCV Yrbinm Taria no- threat IT, 33o. Trbes TCtns and no- Announcing Tom's name on the walls, 321, nonnnnqnam in the same nnmo. 3a9, Trbfis finds its origin in nnmis professed 333. Earnum catalogns. 335 Trebes cam sdditis imperatomm no- minibai, tbid Eamm catalogs 336 Trbinm epitbeta varia, 33o. Tr- binm is defined as a collection of numbers. IL 637. Tocabnlnm frbj Tariis co- lonii additnm IT.47>.

Tnlcanas in nnmis Arimini, 1. 95. Ae> aei^e, 101. Liparae, 370. Athe- Nara 11. 116. in (ercnlo a qn^tnor Tiris geitatm. 5s8.

Tolcanalia celebrated in Aihen. IL 317.

X in French numbers is not Chi Grae-

cornm, but £ Latinornm. L 7S < 76. Xanlhas II of Troas. II. 38? Xenlas, so-called Arsaces. 111.537. Xenophon the physician U.59q>

Z for Z in the gods of Smyma, II. 545-

ZacyDthns surnamed inaalae «omen gives IL273.

Zeno Bhetor Laodicenns inaignis Ca- mae U.36<). Ul. i6a.

Zodiacns in nnmo, Printhi. U. Aega- mm of Cilicia. III. 37. Ejas signori^, and the social planets, IT.^o. Come on signs from Saltano Gehan - ghir of India the king, who had spoken to the king, would break his words. III. 385

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