Raeti, noraen populi Alpes prope Aenura et Athesim tenentis,

qui a. 15 a Tiberio victi sunt, c. IV, 4, 17. 14, 15. Ramnes, equites Romani, a. p. 342.

Regulus, M. Atilius, a. 255 a Poenis captus, c. 1,12, 3 7. III, 5,13.
Remus, Romuli frater, epod. 7, 19.
Rex, cf. Rupilius.

Rhenus, fluvius, s. I, 10, 37. — adi. a. p. 18.
Rhodanus, fluvius (Mhone), c. II, 20, 20.
Rhode, puella, c. III, 19, 27.

Rhodope, Thraciae mons (Bespoto Dag), c. III, 25,12.
Rhodos, insula et urbs, c. I, 7, 1. ep. I, 11, 17. 21. —Rho-

dius, cf. Pitholeon. Rhoetus, gigas, c. II, 19, 23. III, 4, 55.

Roma, c. III, 3, 38. 44. 5, 12. 29, 12. IV, 3, 13. 4, 37. 14, 44. c. s. 11. 37. epod. 16, 2. s. I, 5, 1. 6, 76. II, 1, 59. 6,23. 7, 13. 28. ep. I, 2, 2. 7,44. 8,12. 11,11. 21. 14, 17. 16, 18. 20, 10. II, 1, 61. 103. 256. 2, 41. 65. 87. — Romanus, subst. et adi., c. III, 6, 2. 9, 8. IV, 3, 23. 4, 46. c. s. 66. epod. 7, 6. 17. 9, 11. s. I, 4, 85. 6, 48. II, 1, 37. 2, 10. 52. 4, 10. ep. I, 1, 70. 3, 9. 12, 25. 18, 49. II, 1, 29. 2, 94 a. p. 54. 113. 264. 325.

Romulus, Romae conditor, c. I, 12, 33. II, 15, 10. IV, 8, 24. ep. II, 1, 5. — Romula gens, c. IV, 5, 1. c. s. 47.

Roscius, 1)Q., comoedus insignis, Ciceronis amicus (obiit a. 61), ep. II, 1, 82. — 2) alius quidam, s. II, 6, 35. — 3) Roscia lex, ep. I, 1, 62. cf. Otho.

Rubi, Apuliae oppidum (Muvo), s. I, 5, 94.

Rufa, puellae nomen, s. II, 3, 216.

Rufillus, homo ignotus, s. I, 2, 27. 4, 92.

Rufus, s. II, 8, 58. cf. Nasidienus.

Rupilius Rex, Praenestinus, qui a triumviris proscriptus in

Asiam ad Brutum confugit (a. 43), s. I, 7, 1. Ruso, Octavius, faenerator, idem historiarum scriptor, s. I, 3, 86. Rutuba, gladiator, s. II, 7, 96.

Sabaea, Arabiae felicis pars, ture abundans, c. I, 29, 3.

sabbata, dies festus Iudaeorum, s. I, 9, 69.

Sabelli, nomen populi Italiae, 1) subst., s. II, 1, 36. — Sabellus = homo simplex, ep. I, 16, 49. — 2) adi., c. III, 6, 38. epod. 17, 28. s. I, 9, 29.

Sabinus, 1) nomen populi Latium incolentis, subst. et adi., c. I, 9, 7. 20, 1. 22, 9. III, 1, 47. 4, 22. epod. 2, 41. s. II, 7, 118. ep. I, 7, 77. II, 1, 25. — 2) Horatii amicus, ep. I, 5, 27. — 3) Sabini = praedium in Sabinis situm Horatii, c. II, 18, 14; describitur ep. I, 16, 1—16, s. II, 6, 1—5; fundi Sabini situs hic est:

Sagana. venefica, epod. 5, 25. s. I, 8, 25. 41. 48. sal niger = maledicentia, ep. II, 2, 60.

Salamis, insula (Koluri), Telamonis patria, c. I, 7, 21; eiusdem nominis urbs Cypria, a Teucro condita, c. I, 7, 29. — Salaminius, c. I, 15, 23.

Salernum, Lucaniae oppidum maritimum (Salerno), ep. I, 15, 1.

Salii dicuntur Martis sacerdotes a Numa, ut ancilia custodirent, instituti, qui mense Martio saliendo et carmina cantando itemque cenis splendidissimis deum celebrabant, c. I, 36,

12. IV, 1, 28. — Saliaris, c. I, 37, 2. ep. II, 1, 86. Sallustius, C, Crispus, nepos sororis Sallustii, rerum scriptoris;

ad eum scripsit c. II, 2. — s. I, 2, 48. Samnites = gladiatores, ep. II, 2, 98. Samos, insula, ep. I, 11, 2. 21, — Samius, epod. 14, 9. Sappho, poetria Mytilenaea (c. a. 628—568), Alcaei aequalis,

c. II, 13, 25. IV, 9, 11. ep. I, 19, 28. Sardinia, insula, c. I, 31, 4. — Sardus, adi., a. p. 375. — Sar

dus, Tigellius, M., cf. Tigellius. Sardis, Lydiae caput, ep. I, 11, 2. Sarmentus, Maecenatis libertus, s. I, 5, 52. 55. 56. satelles Orci = Charon, c. II, 18, 34.

satura „dicitur carmen apud Romanos nunc quidem maledicum et ad carpenda hominum vitia archaeae comoediae charactere compositum, quale scripserunt Lucilius et Horatius et Persius; at olim carmen, quod ex variis poematibus constabat, satura vocabatur, quale scripserunt Pacuvius et Ennius" (Diomedes). s. II, 1, 1. 6, 17.

Satureianus, a Satureiano agro, Tarento propinquo, s. I, 6, 59.

Saturnius, numerus Romanorum antiquissimus, ep. II, 1, 158.

Saturnus, Caeli etTerrae filius, c. I, 12, 50. II, 12, 9. 17, 23. — Saturnalia, dies festi mensis Decembris (XVI—XIV Kal. Ian.), quibus sublato inter dominos et servos discrimine pristinae omnium hominum aequalitatis memoria celebrabatur, s. II, 3, 5.

Satyri, Bacchi comites capripedes, c. I, 1,31. II, 19,4. ep. I, 19, 4. II, 2, 125. a. p. 221. 226. 233. 235.

Scaeva, 1) homo prodigus et maleficus, s. II, 1, 53. — 2) eques Romanus, Horatii amicus, ad quem scripsit ep. I, 17.

Scamander, Troadis flumen, epod. 13, 14.

Scauri, gentis Aemiliae cognomen, quorum clarissimus est M. Aemilius, cons. a. 115, orator et historicus insignis, c. I, Scetanus, moechus, s. I, 4,112.

Scipiades = Scipio Africanus minor, Carthaginis extinctor (a.

146), s. II, 1, 17. 72.
Scopas, Parius, statuarius (floruit c. a. 350), c. IV, 8, 6.
Scorpios, sidus, c. II, 17,17.
Scylla, monstrum marinum, a. p. 145.

Scythes, c. I, 19, 10. 35, 9. II, 11, 1. III, 8, 23. 24, 9. IV,

5, 25. 14, 42. c. s. 55. — Scythicus amnis = Tanais (Don), c. III, 4, 36.

Semele, Cadmi filia, Bacchi mater, c. I, 19. 2. — Semeleius,

c. I, 17, 22. Septemher, adi., ep. I, 16, 16. Septicius, sodalis Horatii, ep. I, 5, 26.

Septimius, 1) Horatii familiaris, ad quem scriptum est c. II,

6. — Idem fortasse, ep. I, 9,1.

Seres, Asiae extremae incolae, c. I, 12, 56. III, 29, 27. IV, 15,

23. — Sericus, c. I, 29, 9. Servilius, cf. Balatro.

Servius, 1) fortasse Servii Sulpicii Rufi, iuris consulti, consulis a. 51, filius, s. I, 10, 86. — 2) Oppidius, cf. Oppidius, s. II, 3, 168.

Sestius, L., idem, ut videtur, qui Bruti partes secutus erat, postea autem Romam reversus in Augusti amicitiam venit; a. 23 consul suffectus; ad eum scripsit c. I, 4.

Sextilis mensis, qui a. 8 Augustus nominatus est, ep. I, 7, 2. 11, 19.

Sibyllini versus = libri Sibyllini, quorum auctoritate ductus

Augustus Iudos saeculares habere dicebatur, c. s. 5. Sicanus = Siculus, epod. 17, 32.

Siculus, c. II, 12, 2. 16, 33. III, 1, 18 (S. dapes = cena Damoclis); 4, 28. IV, 4,44. — S. tyranni: Phalaris, Dionysii, Agathocles, ep. I, 2, 58. — ep. I, 12,1. II, 1, 58. a. p. 463.

Sidonius = Phoenicius, ep. 16, 59. ep. I, 10, 26.

Silenus, Bacchi magister et comes, a. p. 239.

Silvanus, silvarumdeus, c. III, 29, 23. epod. 2,22. ep.II, 1,143.
Simo, persona comica, a. p. 238.
Simois, Troadis fluvius, eppd. 13, 14.

Sinuessa, Latii oppidum, vicinum Campaniae (Vagnoli s. Ba

gnoli), s. 1, 5, 40. — Sinuessanus, ep.I, 5, 5. cf. Petrinus. Siren, improba, s. II, 3, 14. ep. 1, 2, 23. Sisenna, homo tam maledicus, ut in proverbium veniret, s. I, 7, 8. Sisyphus, 1) Aeoli filius, Corinthi conditor, homo fallacissimus,

c. II, 14. 20. epod. 17, 68. s. II, 3. 21. — 2) M. Antonii

pumilio, s. I, 3. 47. Sithonius, Thraciae populus, subst. et adi., c. I, 18, 9. III,

26, 10.

soccus comoediam indicat, ep. II, 1, 174. a. p. 80. 90. Socratica domus = libri, qui Socratis disciplinam continent, c.

I, 29, 14. — S. sermones s. chartae = praecepta philo

sophorum; III, 21, 9. a. p. 310. Sol, c. s, 9. ep. I, 10, 17. 16, 6.

Sophocles, poeta tragicus (a. 497—406), ep. II, 1, 163. Soracte (Monte S. Oreste), mons in Faliscis situs, qui ex urbe

conspicitur, c. I, 9, 2. Sosii, fratres, bibliopolae, ep. I, 20, 2. a. p. 345. Spartacus, Thrax, servorum fugitivorum dux, a. M. Licinio

Crasso oppressus a. 71, c. III, 14, 19. epod. 16, 5. Spes, dea, c. I, 35, 21.

Staberius, homo dives et avarus, s. II, 3, 84. 89.

Stertinius, stoicus, qui ducentos et viginti libros scripsisse di

citur, s. II, 3, 33. 89. 296. — adi., ep. I, 12, 20. Stesichorus, Siculus, poeta lyricus (a. 645—560), qui ob He

lenam probroso carmine infamatam oculis privatus pali

nodia facta visum recuperasse dicitur, c. IV, 9, 8. (epod.

17, 44.)

Sthenelus, Diomedis auriga, c. I, 15, 24. IV, 9, 20. Stoicus, Stoicorum disciplina a Zenone instituta est; epod. 8, 15, s. II, 3, 160. 300.