circa a. 430, ep. I, 12,
20. II, 3, 465.
Enceladus, gigas, c. III,
4, 56.

Enipeus, adulescens, c. III,
7, 23.

Ennius, Q. (239-169), qui
primus versu heroico res
Romanas cecinit, tragoe-
dias Euripidem potissimum
secutus scripsit, s. I, 10,
54. ep. I, 19, 7. II, 1, 50.
3, 56. 259. Cf. IV, 8, 20.

Eous

=

orientalis, c. I, 35,

31. ep. 2, 51.
Ephesus, Ioniae urbs, c. I,
7, 2.
Epicharmus, Cous, Syracusis

mortuus circa a. 450, poeta
comicus, ep. II, 1, 58.
Epicurus, philosophus (342
-271), ep. I, 4, 16.
Epidaurius, ab Epidauro,
Argolidis urbe, Aesculapii
cultu insigni, s. I, 3, 27.
equester census erat CCCC
milia HS., ep. I, 1, 58, 9.
II, 3, 383.
Erycina, Venus, ab Eryce,
Siciliae monte, dicta, I,
2, 33.
Erymanthus, Arcadiae mons,
c. I, 21, 7.
Esquiliae, collis urbis Romae
ad orientem situs, ubi cum
plebis infimae olim fuissent
sepulcra, Hor. temporibus
erant horti et domus Mae-
cenatis, s. I, 8, 14. II, 6,
32. Cf. c. III, 29, 10.
Esquilinus, ep. 5, 100.
17, 58.
Etruscus, c. I, 2, 14. III,
29, 35. c. s. 38. ep. 16, 4.
40. s. I, 6, 1. Etruscus

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-

Fabia

-

Fabius, homo loquax, s. I,
1, 14. 2, 134.
(tribus), ep. I, 6, 52.
Fabricius, C. Luscinius, qui
a. 278. cons. contra Pyrrhum
pugnavit, c. I, 12, 40.
F. pons lapideus, quo a. 62
insulam Tiberinam L. Fa-
bricius, curator viarum,
cum utraque fluminis ripa
iunxit, s. II, 3, 36.
Falernus, ager Campaniae
sub monte Massico situs,
c. I, 20, 10. 27, 10. II, 3,
8. 6, 19. 11, 19. III, 1, 43.
ep. 4, 13. s. I, 10, 24. II,
2, 15. 3, 115. 4, 19. 24,
55. 8, 16. ep. I, 14, 34. 18, 91.
fallax circus maximus, quia
ibi Chaldaei, harioli, fures
grassabantur, s. I, 6, 113.

Fannius, poeta ineptus, s.

I, 4, 21. 10, 80.
Faunus, montium agrorum-
que deus, c. I, 4, 11. 17,
2. II, 17, 28. III, 18, 1.
ep. I, 19, 4. II, 3, 244.
Fausta, Sullae dictatoris fil.,
Milonis uxor, s. I, 2, 64.
Faustitas, c. IV, 5, 18.
Favonius, ventus vernus, c.
I, 4, 1. III, 7, 2.
Ferentinum, Hernicorum op-
pidum, ep. I, 17, 8.
Feronia, dea fontis prope
Tarracinam, s. I, 5, 24.
Fescenninus, ep. II, 1, 145.
Fidenae, Latii oppidum, ep.
I, 11, 8.

Fides, c. I, 18, 16. 24, 7.

35, 21. IV, 5, 20. c. s. 57.
Flaccus, Q. Horatius, ep.
15, 12. s. II, 1, 18. vid.
et s. v. Q. et Horatius.
Flavius, magister ludi Venu-
sinus, s. 1, 6, 72.
Florus, Iulius, a. 20 ad
Tiberium in Asiam missus,
ep. I, 3, 1. II, 2, 1. vid.
et s. v. Iulius.
Folia, venefica, ep. 5, 42.
Fonteius, Capito, s. I, 5,
32. vid. et s. v. Capito.
Forentum, Apuliae oppidum,
c. III, 4, 16.
Formiae, Latii opp., c. III,
Formianus,

17, 6.

C.

I, 20, 11.
Fortuna, c. I, 34, 15. III,
29, 49. s. II, 6, 49. 8, 61.
ep. I, 11, 20. 12, 9.
Fufidius, s. I, 2, 12.
Fufius, histrio, s. II, 3, 60.
vid. et s. v. Iliona.
Fundanius, comoediarum
scriptor, s. I, 10, 42. II, 8, 19.

Fundi, Latii opp., s. I, 5, 34.
Furia, c. I, 28, 17. s. I, 8,
45. II, 3, 135. 141.
Furius, poeta, qui Memno-
nis mortem et bellum galli-
cum Caesaris versibus heroi-
cis cecinit, s. II, 5, 41. vide
et s. v. Alpinus.
Furnius, historicus clarus,
s. I, 10, 86.

Fuscus, c. I, 22, 4. s. I, 9,
61. 10, 83. ep. I, 10, 1.
vide et s. v. Āristius.

Gabii, Latii opp., aquis sul-

=

fureis insigne, ep. I, 11, 7.
15, 9. II, 1, 25. 2, 3.
Gades, Hispaniae Baeticae
urbs c. II, 2, 11. 6, 1.
Gaetulus Africanus, c. I,
23, 10. II, 20, 15. III, 20,
2. murex G. Girbitanus,
a Girba, Syrtis minoris in-
sula duct., ep. II, 2, 181.
Galaesus, Calabriae fluvius,
c. II, 6, 10.

Galatea, c. III, 27, 14.
Galba, Servius Sulpicius,
iuris consultus, s. I, 2, 46.
Galli, s. II, 1, 14.

1) Galli-
cus, c. I, 8, 6. III, 16, 35.
2) G. Galatae, ep. 9,
3) Cybeles sacer-
dotes, s. I, 2, 121.
Gallina, gladiator, s. II, 6, 44.
Gallonius, s. II, 3, 47.
Ganymedes, Trois fil., c. IV,
4, 4.

Garganus, Apuliae mons, c.
II, 9, 7.
202.

adi., ep. II, 1,

Gargilius, ep. I, 6, 58.
Gargonius, 8. I, 2, 27. 4, 92.
Geloni, Scythiae populus,
c. II, 9, 23. 20, 19. III, 4,35.

Genauni, Rhaetiae populus,

c. IV, 14, 10.
Genius, c. III, 17, 14. ep.
I, 7, 94. II, 1, 144. 2, 187.
3, 210.
Germania, c. IV, 5, 26. ep.
16, 7.
Geryones, Chrysaoris et Cal-
lirhoes fil., trium corporum,
quem Hercules interfecit, c.
II, 14, 8.

Getae, Thracae populus, c.
III, 24, 11. IV, 15, 22.
Gigantes, Terrae filii, c. II,
19, 22. Giganteus, c. III,
1, 7.
Glaucus, Hippolochi fil., s.
I, 7, 17.

Glycera, c. I, 19, 5. 30, 3.
33, 2. III, 19, 28.
Glycon, athleta, ep. I, 1, 30.
Gnatia, Apuliae opp. aquae
inops, s. I, 5, 97.
Gracchus, ep. II, 2, 89.
Graecia, c. I, 15, 6. IV, 5,
35. ep. I, 2, 7. II, 1, 93.
156. Graecus, 1) subst.
s. I, 5, 3. 7, 32. 10, 35.
66. 2) adiect. c. I, 20, 2.
III, 24, 57. s. I, 10, 20.
31. ep. II, 2, 7. 3, 53.
268. 286.
Graius, 1) subst. c. II, 4,
12. IV, 8, 4. ep. II, 1, 19.
28. 90. 161. 2, 42. 3, 323.
2) adi. c. II, 16, 38. ep.
10, 12.
Gratia, c. I, 4, 6. 30, 6.
III, 19, 16. 21, 22. IV,
7, 5.
Grosphus, Pompeius, eques
Romanus, qui in Sicilia
latifundia possidebat, c. II,
16, 7. ep. I, 12, 22. 23.
vide et s. v. Pompeius.

Gyas, gigas, c. II, 17, 14.
IV, 4, 69.
Gyges quidam, c. II, 5, 20.
III, 7, 5.

Hadria, c. I, 3, 15. 33, 15.

II, 11, 2. 14, 14. III, 3, 5.
9, 23. 27, 19. ep. I, 18,
63. Hadrianus, c. I. 16, 4.
Haemonia Thessalia, c.

=

I, 37, 20.
Haemus, Thracae mons, c.
I, 12, 6.

Hagna, amica, s. I, 3, 40.
Hannibal, c. II, 12, 2. III,
6, 36. IV, 4, 19. 8, 16.
ep. 16, 8.
Harpyia, s. II, 2, 40.
Hasdrubal, qui a. 207 a
C. Claudio Nerone et M.
Livio Salinatore victus
occidit, c. IV, 4, 38. 72.
Hebrus, Thracae fluvius,
c. III, 25, 10. ep. I, 3, 3.
16, 13.
Hebrus, adulescens, c. III,
12, 2.

Hecate, dea caeli terraeque
potens, magorum adiutrix,
s. I, 8, 33.

Hector, c. II, 4, 10. IV, 9,
22. ep. 17, 12. s. I, 7, 12.
Hectoreus, c. III, 3, 28.
Helicon, Boeotiae mons, c.
I, 12, 5. ep. II, 1, 218.
3, 296.

Heliodorus, s. I, 5, 2.
Hellas, puella, s. II, 3, 277.
Hercules, c. III, 3, 9. 14, 1.
IV, 4, 62. 5, 36. 8, 30.
ep. 3, 17. 17, 31. s. ÍI, 6,
13. ep. I, 1, 5. cf. II, 1, 10.
Herculeus, c. I, 3, 36. II,
12, 6.
Hermogenes, Tigellius, poeta

5, 28. 14, 50. Hiber, II, 20,
20. Hiberus adi., I, 29, 15.
s. II, 8, 46. Hibericus, ep.
4, 3.
Hiberia, regio ad Pontum

Euxinum sita, ep. 5, 21.
Hippolyte, Acasti, regis
Iolci uxor, quae Peleum
frustra ad adulterium solli-
citavit, c. III, 7, 18.
Hippolytus, Thesei fil., qui

Phaedrae novercae amorem
repudiavit, c. IV, 7, 26.
Hirpinus, c. II, 11, 2. vid.
et s. v. Quintius.
Hispanus, c. III, 6, 31. 8,
21. 14, 3.

Homerus, c. IV, 9, 6. s. I,
10, 52. ep. I, 19, 6. II, 1,
50. 3, 74. 359. 401.
Homeriacus, ep. II, 3, 120.
Horatius, Q. Flaccus, n. VI.
Id. Decembr. a. 65, L.
Aurelio Cotta, L. Manlio
Torquato coss. c. III, 21,
1. ep. 13, 6. ep. I, 20, 27.

natus Venusiae, puer
Romam ductus paterna
disciplina, Orbilii institu-

tione utitur

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S.

ep. II, 1, 70 sqq. c. a.
45 Athenas se confert
ep. II, 2, 43. tribunus
militum sub Bruto
I, 6, 48. a. 42 pugnae
Philippensi interestc.
II, 7, 9. III, 4, 26. ep. II,
2, 49. in Italiam rever-
sus carminibus editis Ver-
gilio, Vario, aliis fit notus;
ab his commendatur Mae-
cenati a. 38 s. I, 6,
55. II, 6, 40. facit cum
eo iter Brundisinum a. 37
s. I, 5. accipit ab eo
Sabinum a. 33

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s. II,
3, 10. - In satiris, quarum
I. lib. a. 35, II. a. 30.
edidit, Lucilium imitatur,
quem secutus Aesopios
logos aut immiscet aut
tangit s. II, 6, 79. 3,
299. 5, 56 al. in iambicis
Archilochum, in lyricis
Alcaeum imitatur et sub-
inde Sappho, Anacreontem,
Pindarum, İbycum, alios;
idem haud indiligens Ho-
meri sectator nec Calli-
machi incuriosus. Priori-
bus tribus carminum libris,
quos a. 23 ediderat, a. 17
carmen saeculare addidit
et deinde quartum librum
auctore Augusto. Maturae
aetatis sunt epistularum
libri a. 24 scribi coepti.
Obiit Horatius V. Kal.
Decembr. a. 8. Vide et s.
v. Flaccus et Quintus.
horti Caesaris, quos populo
Romano legaverat, in lani-
culo siti, s. I, 9, 18. Mae-
cenatis in Esquiliis, s. 1,8,8.

Hyades, quae stellae Tauri
signi Non. Mai. orientes
imbres adducere putaban-
tur, c. I, 3, 14.
Hydaspes, Indiae fluvius, c.
I, 22, 8.

Hydaspes, servus Indus, s.
II, 8, 14.

Hylaeus, Centaurus, c. II,
12, 6.

Hymettus, Atticae mons, c.
II, 6, 14. Hymettius, c. II,
18, 3. s. II, 2, 15.
Hyperboreus, in extremo
septentrione positus, c. II,
20, 16.

Hypsaea, Plotia, s. I, 2, 91.

Iambi, qui nunc vulgo epodi
inscribuntur, quos Archi-
lochum Parium imitatus
scripsit Horatius, c. I, 16,
3. 24. ep. 14, 7. ep. I, 19,
23. II, 2, 59. II, 3, 79.
Ianus, deus et orientis et
occidentis solis, qui omnium
princeps invocabatur, s. II,
6, 20. ep. I, 16, 59.

Iani Quirini templum erat
inter forum vetus et forum
Caesaris, cuius portam a.
29 Octavianus clausit, c.
IV, 15, 9. ep. II, 1, 255.

Ianus superior et in-
ferior arcus erant quadri-
frontes prope forum ad
viam sacram exstructi, inter
quos argentariorum erant
tabernae, s. II, 3, 18. ep.
I, 1, 54. 20, 1.
Iapetus, Promethei pater,
c. I, 3, 27.
Iapyx, ventus ab occasu
aestivo flans, c. I, 3, 4.
III, 27, 20.

Iarbita (Cordus) natione
Maurus, cum Timagenis
in dicendo vim assequi
vellet, laterum conten-
tione exanimatus, ep. I,
19, 15.

Iason, Aesonis fil., ep. 3, 12.
Ibycus quidam, c. III, 15, 1.
Icarus, Daedali fil., qui inter

Icariam et Samum insulas
in mare Aegaeum cecidit,
c. II, 20, 13. Icarius, c. I,
1, 15. III, 7, 21.
Iccius, qui a. 27 Aelium
Gallum Arabiae bellum

parantem secuturus, a. 20
procurator erat praediorum
Siculorum M. Agrippae, c.
I, 29, 1. ep. I, 12, 1.
Ida, Phrygiae mons, unde
Ganymedes ad caelum sub-
latus est, c. III, 20, 16.
Idaeus, c. I, 15, 2.
Idomeneus, Cretensium rex,
c. IV, 9, 20.
Ilerda, Hispaniae Tarraco-
nensis urbs, ep. I, 20, 13.
Ilia, Romuli et Remi mater,
Amulii iussu in Tiberim
praecipitata, c. I, 2, 17.
ÎII, 9,8. IV, 8, 22. s. Í, 2, 126.
Ilion, c. I, 10, 14. 15, 33.

III, 19,4. IV, 4,53. ep. 10, 13.
Ilios, c. III, 3, 18. 37. IV,
9, 18. ep. 14, 14.
Iliacus, ep. I, 2, 16. II, 3, 129.
Ilius, ep. 17, 11. c. s. 37.
Iliona, Pacuvii tragoedia, in
qua Deiphili necati umbra
Ilionam matrem dormien-
tem ad iusta funeri facienda
impellit; sed Fufius histrio
gravi somno oppressus,
Deiphili vocem non exaudi-
vit, s. II, 3, 61.