BY

NOTE.

ad... usque, separated by pronoun 110
adeo, various meanings 129
adferre, of speeches prepared at home
99

adfluens auditor xlvi. 221
adgnoscere, meaning 107. 189
adhuc =

etiamtum cvi. 263
adice quod, use of 126. 187
adipiscor, meaning 133-4 n.
Adjective, as subst.; for adv.; obj. gen.;

followed by inf.; with gen. ; as sub-
ord. clause; rare comparat. xlvi-
xlvii. civ f.

Adjective, in anaphora cxvi; position
and collocation cxiv f.

adligati omni adulatione liv. 160
admirabilis 295

admiratores 206. 234

admissum, as noun 149

admodum, position of 59

adrisissent, discessimus, significance of
change of person 382
adsectari, meaning of 66
adsiduus 357

adsignatae... inimicitiae 338
adsisto, meanings of 96. 363
adstrictus, 259. 301

adulatio liv. 160

lxxvii. cxxi. 59 ff. 76. 86 n. 87. 90.
96. 98 n. 101 n. 105. 119. 126. 130 n.
131. 133 n. 136 n. 159 n. 160. 161.
162 n. 165 n. 167 n. 169 f. 171. 173.
177 n. 189. 191 f. 208 n. 235. 238 n.
241. 257. 260 n. 282. 286 n. 290 n.
294 n. 300 n. 313 n. 331 n. 333 n.
336 n. 349. 359 n. 363, 365 n. 375 n.

angustia 111

anhelans 163

animus 61. 252

Annaeus LUCANUS, M. c. 20 20 (225)
annales 245

Annals of Tacitus, style of li ff.

Annius MILO, T.: c. 37 27 39 21 Cicero's
defense of 350. 364
annus, magnus 182

'Anonymous' theory of Dialogus au-
thorship xvi

ante superior' xlvi. cviii. 272
antecedere, with acc. 259
antequam, syntax of cxii. 82. 273
Αντιμεταβολή cxvi

antiquarius 232. 344. 381

antiquus, synonym of 'vetus' 173. 179.
192; meaning in Tacitus xli; 'anti-
quus' confused with atticus' in
MSS. 204 n.; deleted as a gloss 174 n.
Antithesis xlii

ANTONIUS M.: c. 37 27 (350)

anxius 155 anxietas 361

ἅπαξ εἰρημένα : 126. 128. 148. 189. 234 f.
240. 252. 253. 259. 264. 295. 359.
xlvi. cviii

APER, MARCUS: c. 25 Aper c. 2 11. 14
3 15 5 9 11 1. 3 12 1. 10. 20 14 23 15 1.9
16 10. 14 24 1. 9 25 2. 32 26 15. 23 27 5
282 33 13 425 Apri mei c. 277 (274 n.)
Apri nostri 14 8 24 2. Career and
character of lxx. 109; opinions and
criticisms of 60. 68 f. 77. 112 f. 124.
172. 229. 233. 237 f. 240 ff. 246.
256; stylistic characteristics of his
speeches li. lxxi. 79. 110. 112. 135.
172. 189

APOLLO: c. 12 18

APPIUS CLAUDIUS see Claudius

APOLLODORUS, rhetor of Pergamon:

c. 19 14 (213)

Apologetic particle omitted 89. 316. 322
apte dicere, meaning 295; character-
istic of Cicero's style 242
apud te in your tragedy' 118
arcana semotae dictionis 67
ARCHIAS, See Licinius

ardentior 168

argumentum, meaning of 64. 212. 219
arguere with acc. of person civ. 85
argutus 324

aridus, of style 204-205 n.
Aristotle's IIpoтрETTIKÓS, source of Cic-

ero's Hortensius xciii f. 181 f.
ARRIUS Q. c. 21 3 (228)

artes ludicrae 134; a. leviores 135 f.;
a. liberales 293

Art, appreciation of, by the Romans 129
arx, metaphorical use of 133. 160
ascendere, figurative use of liv
ASIA Asia minor 129. 292
Asianic type of oratory 239
Asinius Gallus, attack on Cicero 153
ASINIUS POLLIO, C.: c. 34 34 Asinius
c. 12 24 15 17 17 4. 25. 27 21 30. 33
25 15. 18. 26 26 24 38 15 orationes pro
heredibus Urbiniae c. 38 15 (358);
archaic style 236. 237

ASITIUS, P. defended by Cic. c. 21 8
(230)

Assimilation, subjunctive of cvii
Asyndeta cxix

auderem, 1st person subj., referring to
the author 59

audio antiquos a. de antiquis 179;
auditus = auditu cognitus xlvii d.

cvi. 107; male audire ab 206
auditor, meanings of 221. 252
auditorium 136. 322. 357

AUFIDIUS BASSUS P. c. 23 8 (250)
AUGUSTUS: C. 13 6. 9 17 26 28 22 Di-

vus Augustus: c. 135 17 8. 10. 24
38 16; Length of reign xxxviii. 185 ff.
358; Epistles of, quoted c. 13 6 (156);
Atia, mother of, 281

AURELIA CAESARIS: c. 28 22 (281)
aures, use and meaning of, 117. 225.
231. 224. 324

aureum saeculum, praises of: c. 12 11
(147 f.). 173. 201

auspicari, with inf. 142

aut, use of cx. 122. 138 n. 195. 229.
349 f.; aut-aut-vel 275

autem cxi. 202. 258-9 n.
aversari, used absolutely 221

Baehrens, emendations and views of,
discussed 142 n. 151 n. 161. 164.
167 n. 174 n. 175. 183. 215 n. 380 n.
BASSUS, Saleius see Saleius
beatissimus eventus 132

Beatus Rhenanus, on Tacitean author-
ship of Dial. xiii

Becker, on speaker of c. 36 ff. lxxvii

beneficio = causa, gratia 109

BESTIA, L. Calpurnius see Calpurnius
bibliotheca, private library 235

bilis 268

Boetticher, cited 117. 192 n.

bonus. . . cui bono est 117 f.; de bonis
et malis 296

Borghesi, cited xxiii. 191-2 n.
Brevity, of Tacitus' style li ff.
Bribery Trials, time limit of 356
BRITANNIA: c. 17 18

Britans, longevity of 189 f.

Brotier, on lacuna after c. 35 (lxxxv)
BRUTUS, M. Iunius see Iunius; Brutus
of Cicero quoted c. 30 11