anapaestic tetrameters 5. 1. 10. anapaestic word, second foot of senarius 1. 2. 19; 3. 2. 43.

animatus fui 2. 2. 130. animo male esse 2. 2. 92; 5. 1. 6.

animum advortere, Prol. 95. anno, last year,' Prol. 91. antecedent, omission of, Prol. 106.

apud, scansion of 3. 2. 66. -är, Prol. 38.

arbiter, Prol. 16; 2. 1. 9. arbitratus 1. 1. 105. architectus, Prol. 42. Arguments, date of, Arg. 1. 1; licenses in, ibid.; mistakes in, ibid.

Argus, Argive,' Prol. 98. argutus 3. 2. 2.

artifices, Prol. 70.

bacchiac metre: hexameters 1. 1. 10; tetrameters 1. 1. 20; 2. 1.1; 2. 2. 1; 2. 2. 10, 16; trimeters 1. 1. 24, 25. Seyffert's law 2. 2. 19. barbers' shops 4. 1. 5. blatis 2. 1. 81. Blepharo, Arg. 2. 8. Byron quoted 1. 1. 87.

captare 1. 1. 268; 2. 2. 189. cavea, Prol. 68. cedu 2. 2. 146. cenaculum 3. 1. 3. censeo 3. 3. 12. cerritus 2. 2. 144. certo scire 1. 1. 117. certum est 1. 1. 111; 4. 3. 14. clam with acc., Prol. 65. clanculum 1. 3. 25. clausulae 1. 1. 83; 1. 1. 93; 2. 1. 24; 2. 2. 21. clueo 2. 2. 15.

-as, genitive in, Arg. 2. 1; 2. coetus, engagement' 2. 2. 25. 2. 199.

asrum, not adsum 3. 3. 1.
asyndeton, Prol. 13; 3. 2. 3;
3. 4. 8.

at scin quomodo 1. 1. 202.
atque in comparisons 1. 1. 120;
intensive 1. 1. 178.
atque, introducing new arrivals

3. 2. 72.

atra bilis 2. 2. 96. attat 1. 1. 109.

attraction of antecedent 4. 1. 1.

autumare 1. 1. 165.

collus 1. 1. 291.

comparere, 'to be forthcoming'

2. 1. 85.

comparative, a stronger posi
tive, Prol. 56.
comprecari ture 2. 2. 109.
comprimere, pun on 1. 1. 194.
concinnare 1. 3. 31; 2. 2. 96.
condignus 1. 3. 40.
coniector 5. 1. 76.
conloqui with accusative 1. 1.
185; 3. 2. 17.
conquaestores, Prol. 65.
consecution of moods 1. 1. 41;
1. 2. 25, 26.

Bacchae of Euripides 1. 1. 203; contemplo 1. 1. 287.

5. 1. 12. Bacchanalia 2. 2. 71.

continuo, 'close' (?) 2. 3. 21. contra 1. 1. 63.

convertitur, active in sense (?) | diiambic ending, Prol. 46; 1.

1. 1. 84.

corrumpere oculos 1. 3. 32.

corrumptus 5. 1. 6.

3. 47.

disparare 1. 3. 51. distaedet 1. 2. 5.

covering of head in prayer 5. divini credere 2. 2. 40.

1. 42.

creduim 2. 2. 140.

credo with genitive 2. 2. 40. Creon 1. 1. 40.

cretic metre 1. 1. 65. cubitus 5. 1. 60.

cum 273.

maxume 1. 1. 45; 1. 1.

divorce, formula of 3. 2. 47. domo 2. 2. 5.

dormire, metaphorical 1. 1.

142.

dactyl not followed by ana-e, aphaeresis of, in es and est, paest 3. 2. 8; 3. 2. 66.

Prol. 101.

dactylic word, accent on last-e long in Naucrate 2. 2. 228. syllable of, Prol. 94; 102; 1.

e

49.

dicto audiens 3. 4. 6. die, dative 1. 3. 48.

1. 155; 1. 1. 196; 1. 1. 230;|frustrari 2. 2. 198.
1. 1. 232; 1. 1. 165; 1. 1. fui, auxiliary 1. 1. 32.
250; 1. 1. 276; 1. 1. 303; 1.
3. 35; 1. 3. 47; 1. 3. 51; 2.
1. 2; 2. 1. 22; 2. 2. 7 ; 2.2.
14; 2. 2.97; 2.2. 165; 2. 3.
13; 3. 2. 11; 3. 2. 43; 3. 2.
71; 3. 3. 9; 3. 4. 2; 4. 3. 1;
5. 1. 10.

funerals, images at 1. 1. 305.
fungor, with accusative 2. 2.

enim 1. 1. 179; 2. 2. 26; 2. 2.
140; 2. 2. 206.
equidem 2. 2. 132.
erit pronounced as
syllable, Prol. 151.
erum pronounced as
syllable 2. 1. 40.

és 1. 2. 204.
etiam 1. 1. 215.
eugepae 4. 1. 10.

195.

future in apodosis after subj.

present in protasis 1. 1. 297.
future perfect, Prol. 53; 2. 3.

14.

genitive, Prol. 105; 1. 1. 276;
2.2.40.

mono- gerere rempublicam 1. 1. 42;
1. 3. 26.

mono-gratiam, in 5. 2. 11.

Euripides, Bacchae 1. 1. 203;
4. 3. 14.

examussim 2. 2. 211.
exercere in 1. 1. 170.
exercitus, Prol. 125; 1. 3. 6.
exossare 1. 1. 164.
expedire, Prol. 5; 1. 3. 23;

3. 3. 21.

expers with ablative 2. 2. 81.
expetere 1. 2. 33.
expurigatio 3. 3. 10.

facere histrioniam, Prol. 90;

152.

facinus 2. 2. 188.

faxo, with subjunctive present
2. 1. 44; with future indica-
tive, 1. 1. 201; 3. 4. 15; 5.
1.55.
fieri 2. 1. 17; 2. 1. 42; 2. 2. 70.
formulae, old 1. 1. 38, 39; 3.
4. 8.

frustra esse 3. 3. 19.

gratum passive, Prol. 48.
gravidus with accusative 2. 3.
18.

Greek names Latinized, Prol.
99.

Greek nouns Latinized, Prol.
117.

haeret haec res 2. 2. 182.
haud vidi magis 2. 2. 47.
head shaved for thanksgiving

1. 1. 308.

Herodotus quoted, Arg. 1. 2.
hiatus, after proper names,
Prol. 125; 134; 1. 2. 24;
before proper names, Prol.
145; 1. 2. 9; in diaeresis of
iambic octonarii 3. 4. 2; of
trochaic septenarii 1. 1. 165;
1. 3. 13; 1. 3. 20; 1. 3. 25;
2. 1. 86; 2. 2. 41; 2. 2. 116;
2. 2. 170; 2. 2. 217; 4.1.4;
4. 1. 7; 4. 3. 16; 5. 1. 42;
5. 1.76. At change of speak-
ers 1. 1. 190; 5. 1. 57; else-
where, Prol. 146; 1. 1. 7;
2.2. 82.

hiatus of monosyllables in re-
solved arsis 1. 1. 91, and
passim.

hiatus of dissyllables forbidden
1. 1. 125.

hic, nom. masc., short 1. 1.
138; 2. 1. 24; long 1. 1. 146.
hic quidem, in scansion = hiqui-
dem 1. 1. 263; 2. 2. 28; 5.
1. 23.

hilo 2. 1. 50.
hirnea 1. 1. 277.
hisce, nom. plural of hic_3. 3. 19.
hoc animum advortere, Prol. 95.
hocedie 1. 1. 110; 1. 1. 308;
2. 1. 36; 2. 3. 15.
hoc hominis 2. 1. 27; 2. 2. 137.
hoc noctis 1. 1. 2.

hodie, an expletive 1. 1. 242.
Homer quoted, Arg. 1. 2; 1.

1. 159.

homo, of a woman 2. 2. 136.
homōnis 2. 2. 2.

Horace emended 3. 2. 6.
huic, spondee 2. 2. 70.

iam, by this time, Prol. 11;
104; 1. 2. 23.
iambic octonarii 1. 1. 1-6; 3.
4. 1 seqq.; 5. 1 seqq. Strong
diaercsis in 3. 42; double,
5. 1. 14, 15.
icere foedus 1. 1. 241.
id with genitive 2. 2. 4.
idem istuc 1. 1. 232.

idlers' haunts 4. 1. 3 segg.
igitur 1. 1. 56.

igitur demum 2. 3. 16.

ignobilis 1. 1. 286.

=

ilico 1. 1. 62.
ille, illic, when first syllable
may be short 2. 2. 28.
ille Iuppiter 1. 1. 307.
illi illic, Prol. 133; 2. 2. 112.
illo, thither 1. 1. 49.
imperatives, dissyllabic, pyr-
rhics 2. 2. 117; 2. 2. 133; 2.
2. 155; 5. 1. 74.
imperfect subjunctive 1. 3. 28.
implicare, of diseases 2. 2. 97.
inclementer dicere 2. 2. 110.
incohatam transigere 2. 3. 8.
indicative in indirect questions
Prol. 30.

inductu 2. 2. 25.

in mentem esse 1. 1. 26; 2. 2.
34; 2. 2. 78.
infinitive present for future 1.

1. 55.

infinitive future, archaic form
of 1. 1. 56.
infortunium, 'thrashing' 1. 1.

132.

ingenium 3. 3. 18.
ingratiis 1. 1. 217.
inlucesco with accusative 1. 3.
49.
inpercere (sibi) to take care of
oneself' 1. 3. 2.
insimulare 2. 2. 227.
in tempore 3. 1. 17.
interpolare 1. 1. 163.
invitare se, to carouse' 1. 1.
129.

ionic a minore 1. 1. 9; 1. 1.

23; anaclomenos 2. 2. 2.

tpsus 1. 1. 261.

ipsus 2. 2. 122.

103.

ilicet 1. 1. 184.

istic 2. 2. 74; 2. 2. 131; 2. 2.

193.