vius ?) in Cic. Tusc. 3, 26, ‘barba pedore horrida atque | intonsa infuscat pectus inluvie scrabrum.'-pelli super ossibus una, proverbial for 'skin and bones': Otto, Sprichw. 260.

1271. sordi, edd. for sorde, but tabe occurs in 1, 806.

1272. Th. τά τε ἱερὰ ἐν οἷς ἐσκήνηντο νεκρῶν πλέα ἦν, αὐτοῦ ἐναποθνῃσκόντων. —

Cf. 417.

1273. exanimis: as in 1256.

1274. manebant, Cambr. edd.; manebat, O; manebit, Q; tenebat, Lachm.; cf. on 1, 363.

1275. aedituentes, är. Mey. except as attested by Gellius 12, 10, 8, for aeditui. 1276. ὑπερβιαζομένου γὰρ τοῦ κακοῦ οἱ ἄνθρωποι οὐκ ἔχοντες ὅ τι γένωνται ἐς ὀλιγωρίαν ἐτράποντο καὶ ἱερῶν καὶ ὁσίων ὁμοίως.

1277. enim: postponed as in 1, 219, where see note. Before Wakefield, enim was joined with praesens dolor, and Woltjer, Mnem. 27, 57, and Hey, Archiv, 14, 270, would recall that punctuation. But enim does not begin a clause in L. Edelbluth, 33, is led by the rarity of so late a postponement, and by Thucydides, to follow the early punctuation.

1278. Ov. M. 7, 606, 'corpora missa neci nullis de more feruntur | funeribus.' Th. νόμοι δὲ πάντες ξυνεταράχθησαν οἷς ἐχρῶντο πρότερον περὶ τὰς ταφάς.

1279. quo pius: Voss, edd. ; quo prius, Q, Lamb. Bail.; huc pius O. Pius is more probable as indicating a pious duty. Wakef. noticed that semper consuerat represents expŵνто πротероv. — humari, middle; humare, Howard.

1280. trepidabat: Q, edd.; repedabat, O, Itali, inconsistent with the sense demanded.

1281. praesenti, M. Giuss., could have easily fallen out; compostum, Lachm. Br. Bail.; consortem, Flor. 31, vulg. - Th. člаTтov dè ws EKασTOS EdÚVATO.

1282. res supplied by Cambr., etc.; mors, Bern.; vis, Flor., 31 vulg.—subita, OQ, edd. ; subitae, Lachm. — Th. καὶ πολλοὶ ἐς ἀναισχύντους θήκας ἐτράποντο σπάνει τῶν ἐπιτηδείων διὰ τὸ συχνοὺς ἤδη προτεθνάναι σφίσιν. - Cic. Fam. 10, 16, 2, in rebus tam subitis tamque augustis.'

1283. ἐπὶ πυρὰς γὰρ ἀλλοτρίας φθάσαντες τοὺς νήσαντας οἱ μὲν ἐπιθέντες τὸν ἑαυτῶν νεκρὸν ὑφῆπτον.

1284. insuper: prep. -extructa with rogorum; on I, 86. Ov. M. 7, 610, 'deque rogis pugnant alienisque ignibus ardent.'

1285. subdebant: Aen. 6, 223, 'subiectam more parentum | aversi tenuere facem.'

1286. rixantes: 'wrangling.' Properly, rixa was a quarrel between two persons, as Schroeder shows, 24, quoting Labeo in the Digest, 47, 8, 4, 3.

'Perhaps the poet intentionally finished his work with the affecting picture of the might of death, as he had begun it with an invocation to the goddess of springing life.' — Lange, Materialism, 2, 156. Cf. Introd. 48.

A, archaic, 3, 539.

elided after 5th ictus syll., 1, 457.
a, ab, 1, 283, 459, 554, 693, 788; 2, 51, 99,
110, 132, 138; 3, 74, 323; 4, 478,
1168; 5, 754; 6, 709, 968, 1111.
before certain consonants, 1, 554; 2, 1135;
4, 1222; 5, 167.

pleonastic, metr. gr., 3, 57.
postpositive, 1, 739.

statistics, 1, 1048.

ab se, 3, 271; 4, 468.

abesse, 4, 408; 5, 630.

abhinc, 3, 955.

adolent, 4, 1237.
adolevit aetas, 3, 449.
adsiduus, 1, 995; 5, 341.
adverbs, 1, 676; 3, 779, 862.
adversus, 3, 1000; 5, 686.
-ae elided, 1, 139.

aedis, 2, 24, 1101; 3, 1060.
aeger, 3, 110, 832, 933.
Aegi, 6, 585.
Aeneadum, 1, 1.

aequo animo, 1, 42; 3, 939.

aequor, 1, 8; 3, 493, 784, 892; 5, 374.
aequus, 3, 313, 513.

aer, 2, 107; 3, 122, 980; 4, 132, 274; 5, 276.
aeribus, 4, 291.

ablative, 1, 161, 183, 978; 3, 132, 149, 647; aerumnae, 1, 108; 3, 50.

4, 1183; 5, 297.

abluere, 4, 378, 876.

aboriri, 3, 155.

abortu, 4, 1243.

abrupti nubibus, 2, 214.

abscondita, 1, 904.

absinthia, 1, 936.

absona, 4, 517.

abstrahit, 3, 260.

abstraxe, 3, 650.

abuti, 2, 656; 5, 1033.

ac, 1, 154, 281.

ac-que, 1, 17.

accedere, 1, 927.

accedit ut, 2, 1077.

accendere, 1, 1117; 5, 173, 659; 6, 881.

accent, changed in repetitions, 2. 310.

accidere, 2, 1025; 4, 215; 5, 609; 6, 585;

with dat., 4, 882.

accipere, 1, 269; 3, 313; 6, 164.

accusative, 1, 261, 398; 3, 570, 734, 801, 873;
4, 1274.

acer, 1, 69; 3, 20, 65, 289, 461; 4, 124, 420,
637; 6, 974.

acerbus, 2, 410; 3, 889; 5, 83.

Acheruns, 3, 37, 628; 4, 37.

Acherusia, 3, 1023.

acies, 1, 324; 3, 411.

acumen, 4, 431.

aestus, 1, 308, 492; 2, 562; 3, 173, 1012;
4, 219; 5, 507; 6, 826.

aetas, 1, 555, 939; 2, 1071; 3, 509, 672, 774,
847; 5, 672, 809.

aeternus, 1, 34, 111; 2, 639; 3, 466, 641;
5, 402, 1175.

aether, 1, 231, 1034; 2, 1000; 3, 21, 835;

5, 483.

aetherius, 3, 405, 1044; 4, 182, 411.

aevum, 1, 553; 2, 69; 3, 357, 486, 605, 1047;

5, 58, 82.

agere, 1, 41, 441; 3, 493, 963. 1057; 4, 29;

6, 211.

agitare, 1, 1067; 3, 653; 6, 1020.

agmen, 1, 606; 5, 271.

agros, 5, 806.

-ai, gen., 1, 29; 5, 28.

position, 1, 84.

-ai, dat., 1, 453, 953, 1047.
aio, 3, 179, 754, 898.
albus, 1, 123; 6, 736.

alere, 1, 229, 883; 2, 1156; 3, 64.
ales, 2, 928; 6, 818.

alienus, 1, 181; 3, 821, 961.
alioqui, 3, 415.

aliquid, 1, 433. 883; 4, 39.

alius, 1, 116, 358, 665, 813; 2, 698, 881; 3.
611, 965, 1038; 4, 1064, 1157; 6.
986.

ad, 1, 185, 750; 3, 144, 214, 397; 6, 613, 694. alliteration,

adactus, 5, 1225, 1330.

and anaphora, 1, 110.

at end of line, 1, 338.

aabb, 3, 168.

abab, 3, 126.
abba, 3, 143.

five-fold, 3, 267.

four-fold, 1, 257.

in descriptive passages 1, 725.

of ananaa, 3, 784.

c, 6, 92.

issssis, 3, 145.
m, 1, 69.

p, 1, 257.

999ccc, 3, 794.

synonyms, 3, 803.

aura, 1, 387, 853; 2, 851; 3, 196, 222, 232, casus, 3, 983; 6, 31.

causa, 1, 241; 3, 324; 4, 471.
cavea, 3, 684; 4, 78.

caverna, 2, 553; 4, 171; 6, 683.
Cecropis, 6, 1139.

cedere, 1, 339; 6, 872.

concrescere, 3, 20; 4, 133; 5, 466; 6, 250,

451; 6, 626.

concussa, 1, 919; 2, 949.

condensed construction, 6, 19.

condensus, 1, 575; 4, 57; 6, 466.

Cerberum, 3, 1011.

celer, 2, 192; 3, 182; 4, 160, 254.

condere, 3, 1090; 4, 433; 5, 1.

censes, 1, 973.

conduplicant, 1, 712; 3, 71.

centaurus, 2, 401; 4, 732; 5, 878.

conficere, 1, 239; 3, 947.

confidence, 1, 416; 3, 105.

conflare, 1, 473; 3, 70, 335.

confluere, 1, 177, 374, 987.

cervi, 6, 765.

confusion of order, 6, 158, 211, 521.

cernere, 1, 268, 327, 600, 660, 1066; 2, 781; confirmare, 1, 425; 2, 179; 3, 770.

3, 431, 511; 5, 393, 782.

certamen, 1, 475; 2, 573.

certus, 1, 521, 738; 2, 708; 3, 746.

cervice, 1, 35.

cessare, 2, 80; 3, 1048.

cetera, 1, 456; 3, 143.

cetera de genere hoc, 3, 481.

ceu, 3, 456; 4, 618.

Chaldaeum, 5, 727.

confligere, 4, 1216; 6, 373.

chiasmus, 1, 22; 3, 123, 188.

Chimaeras, 2, 705.

Cia, 4, 1130.

cibus, 1, 194, 809, 859, 861, 1038.

congesta, 3, 936.

conicere, 1, 284, 751; 6, 580.

coniuncta, 1, 449; 2, 743; 3, 159.

coniunctast, 3, 348; 6, 632.

conixa, 2, 160, 268.

conor, 1, 25, 937.

consanguineus, 3, 73; 6, 475.

consentire, 2, 717; 3, 153.

consequi, 1, 460; 3, 478, 929; 4, 806.
conserat, 4, 1107.

ciere, 3, 151; 4, 576; 5, 1060, 1251; 6, 242. consilium, 3, 95, 450.

consimili, 2, 736; 3, 74.

consistere, 1, 168, 235, 748; 3, 349, 606.
consors, 3, 332, 771.

constare, 1, 165, 204, 245, 607; 2, 95; 3,
167, 178, 235, 440; 5, 496; 6, 106.

constituere, 1, 643, 799, 821; 3, 308; 6, 74.
consuescere, 3, 483; 5, 208; 6, 397.
consuetudo, 4, 1283.

clarus, 1, 42, 97, 119, 144, 475, 697, 1003; contage, 3, 734.

cluere, 1, 119, 580; 3, 207.

coactare, 1, 761; 6, 1122.

coepi, 1, 55, 126; 2, 613; 3, 14; 4, 809; 5, contraction,
411.

-at from -avit, 1, 70.

in -se and -xe, 1, 233.

contrarius, 1, 657; 3, 251; 6, 741.
conturbare, 3, 483; 4, 958, 1070.
conveniebat, 1, 881; 3, 682.
convenit, 3, 56; 5, 536.

conveniunt, 4. 708; 6, 897.

conventu, 1, 611.

colligere se, 3, 925.
collis, 5, 784, 1373.

color, 2, 737; 3, 267; 6, 812.
colos, 6, 208.
coluerunt, 2, 1061.
columba, 2, 801; 3, 752.

comes, 2, 580, 1037; 3, 400.
comitari, 1, 97.

commendare, 5, 861, 1021.
commoda, 3, 2; 4, 1154.
commoliri, 6, 242.

communis, 5, 259, 958.

communis sensus, 1, 422.

comparative degree, 3, 191.

in -rior, 3, 192, 235.

comptus, 1, 87; 3, 259, 845.

concedere, 1, 832; 3, 376, 540, 962.
concelebras, 1, 4.

concidere, 1, 99; 3, 157, 489, 585.
conciliare, 2, 901; 3, 865; 5, 465, 963.
conciliatu, 1, 575.

concilium, 1, 183, 1082; 3, 805.
concipere, 6, 273, 472, 880.

concludere, 3, 569, 574; 4, 458; 5, 692.

convertere, 4, 334, 1066.

convestire, 2, 148.

convincere, 4, 496; 5, 1178.

conviva, 3, 938.

coordination of adv. clause and adv., 3, 582.
syn, verbs, 3, 942.

coorta, 1, 900; 3, 15, 582; 4, 625; 5, 411;
6, 656, 1100.

copia, 1, 674, 875, 1006; 3, 720.

copulative conjunctions, irregular, 1, 17, 715.

762.

cor, 2, 269; 3, 116, 294; 4, 44, 119; 5, 1456.
cornum, 2, 388.

corpora curant, 2, 31.

corporeus, 1, 302; 3, 162.

corpus, 1. 328, 336, 483, 662, 810; 2, 271,

484, 490, 906; 3, 121.

corripere, 1, 294; 3, 163; 4, 83; 5, 247, 1223,

1232; 6, 822.

corruere, 5, 368; 6, 824.

corrumpere, 3, 503; 6, 18, 1124.

cortex, 4, 51, 936.

coruptum, 6, 1135.

creare, 2, 387; 3, 229; 5, 1038, 1143.
creber, 2, 359; 6, 135.