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The Lives of the Twelve Caesars, to which are added his Lives of the Grammarians,Rhetoricians, and Poets.
Reprinted from Stereotype plates.
d a,
plaids
Ille se profecisse sciat, cui Cicero valde placebit.
De Lingua Latina De Re Rustica.
quom quum, heis his, queisquibus.
De Re Rustica
De Rerum Natura;
auctus, ab avium gestu, gustuve,
lustra
Ducenarii,
Lord,
talitalus
Tali,
clavus
Dureta,
lusus naturæ
baceolusstultus, pullejaceus pullus, vacerrosus cerritus, vapide se habere male,betizare languere, lachanizare. simussumus, domos domus
ixi ipsi.b a, c b, z, aa.
Do-littles,
Vir. Georg.
Hor. Ode
decus,
Geor.
Carm.
rerum domini, pulcherrima rerum, maxima rerum.
summum bonum,
Materia Medica
Fuisse credo,
Celeres,
fragor,
Geor.
Æneid,
De Arte Poet.
Tu Marcellus eris,
Sat. I.
Francis.
Carm.
Hor. De Arte Poet
Francis.
Virgil, Æneid,
Ibid.
Dryden
Carmen Seculare
De Arte Poëticâ
Ars Amandi, Ars Amatoria,
Fasti
Metamorphoses,
Ibis,
Tristia
Ovidii Medea videturmihi ostenders quantum vir ille præstare potuerit, si ingenio suo temperare quamindulgere maluisset.
Tristia,
arcanum
Ibid.
De Trist.
De Trist. Eleg.
Catlin.
Ars Amandi
Fasti:
Tristia:
ArsAmandi
Ibis,
Palatium,
OuvidouveJesero,
Lib. El.
Epist. Lib.
Francis.
De Tristibus,
Catlin.
Tristia,
Epist.
Francis.
Georg
Sotheby.
Epist.
Hor. Epist
Francis.
Georgics,
Sotheby.
Francis.
Quo mihi rectius videtur ingenii quam viriumopibus gloriam quærere; et quoniam vita ipsa, quâ fruimur, brevis est, memoriamnostri quam maxume longam efficere.
Sat.
Francis.
Francis.
prænomina cognomina,
tali
tali
peculium
vigilando
persuasion, laborious,
Tiberius,Biberius; Claudius, Caldius; Nero, Mero.
Spintriæ,
Caprineus.
Father
monopolium
maximeLolli, liberrime Lolli;
Salii;
Ode
Francis.
Poëticon Astronomicon,
DeMedicina,
De ReCoquinaria
sexcentiessestertium,
centies sestertium, s.d.,
puerperium,pueræ, puelli.
Saturnalia Juvenalis
Jupiter Latialis.
Great,
posterity.
Exploratoriæ.
Æn.
balistæ
thesword, the dagger.
a goat.
crepidæ
Columbinum.
Incitatus
Germanicus
Spolia Opima,
Saturnalia Sigillaria.
Sportula;
Supernumeraries,
Retiarii,
Juvenal,
Maximi,
Podium
bombi, imbrices, testæ,
Stadium,
morari
cure
the cocksVindex.
make
amor patriæ,
Epist.
Medea,Troas, Hippolytus,Hercules Furens, Thyestes, Agamemnon, Hercules Œtæus.
Thebaïs, Œdipus, Octavia,
Arbiter elegantiarum.
Satyricon.
Satyricon,
Satyricon
C. Nero August. Imp., Trimalchio.
Persius. Sat.
Gifford.
Lib.
Rowe.
Pharsalia,
Sat.
Gifford.
theVilla of the Hens.
Titius, Augustals;
Ancilia
Concord.
evocatus
Cybiosactes;
plaustraplostra,
Institutiones Oratoriæ,
Thebaïs Achilleïs,Silvæ.
Thebaïs
Thebaïs
Thebaïs
Silvar.
Achillëis
Achilleïs
Hactenus,
hactenus,scit cætera mater.
Achilleïs
Silvæ
Æterna, quæ scripsit, non erunt fortasse: ille tamen scripsittanquam futura.
literati.
literati
grammarians literators
literator,
literati literator,
Finax.
Perialogos;
LydiaDiana
In the consulship of Caius FanniusStrabo, and Marcus Valerius Messala:
bullum
The Andria,
The Hecyra
The Eunuch
The Adelphi
The Adelphi:
Heauton.
Compitalia,
Limo
Who not
Epist.
Francis.
Julius Cæsar Divus.
Flamen Dialis.
læna,apex.
cilicium,
Rex,
Epist.
Ad. Attic.
Brut
Regnum,
Antiq of Rome,
Basilicas,
Testudo,
PorticusTribunal,
TribuneAntiq. of Rome,
Bis millies et quingentiescentena millia sibi adesse oportere, ut nihil haberet:
Jugurth,
Gaul Transalpina, Gallia Ulterior,Cisalpina, Citerior. Citerior,
GalliaTogata, toga;
Gallia Transalpina, Ulterior,Comata,
Narbonensis, Braccata,braccæ,
braccæ
braccan
Alauda. Alouette.]
Bruti,
Saturnalia,
discus
Venatio,Bestiarii,
CircusMaximus,
Bissextile,
Suburra
A double entendre;
Meritoria rheda;
Hanc epistolam dictavi sedens in rheda, cum in castra proficiscerer.
Religione;
Cicero imperator, Lentulo imperatore.
Lupercalia Lupercal,Luperci,
stylus, graphium,
calamus, arundo, canna.
toga
Et tu Brute!
Bulla,
Antiq. Jud.
Magna Græcia,
regions
Capo di Bove,
Eclog.
Thomson.
fasces
Bulla
Legats
Thomson.
Sella Curulis
Thomson.
Fam. Epist
De Brev. Vit.Eutrop.
Dio.
rotondo,
Carmen Seculare
Hor.
Rotondo,
Porta del Popolo,
Capi
Te capio amata,
Ergastulis.
Orcini.
curia,
Toga Prætexta.
Toga Virilis, TogaLares, Bulla
Transvectio:
Pugillariastyli
Pullatorum;
Septa
Thensa
lora tensa
Caveacavea prima cavea; cavea
ultima, summa; cavea media.]
Deus, nunquum se dominum vel deum appellare voluerit.
Sandalarium, Tragœdum;
d.
Patres,
Patres minorum gentium;Patres majorum gentium.
Conscripti,Patres.
Patres, Conscripti;Patres Conscripti, et,
Ode
Curiæ.Curiæ.
Curiæ
ustriculæ,
cinædus,
Mart
note.
tesseræ tali.
tesseræ tali,
Cabinet of Arts.
Epist.
Hor. Sat.
Odes,
Toga
toga,Sinus,
toga,toga
toga Pexa.toga;
toga clavus
Casum bubulum manu pressum:
Sabbatis Jejunium.
weekly SabbatisJejunium
Georg.
siesta
strigil
Feminalibus et tibialibus:
Albula.
Bohn,
In spongam incubuisse,
Nundinæ
Thomson.
Ib.
Hispania Bœtica,
fortunate,victorious.
Toga Pallium
Municipia
municipia
note.
plebs,
altera,
Æneid,
altera
Riley’s Ovid.
Riley’s Ovid.
Gentiles, Gens,in Familias vel
Stirpes; Agnati.Agnati, Cognati,
Agnatus Cognatus,
gentes familiæ,Prænomen, Nomen,
Cognomen.A. Aulus; C. Caius; D. Decimus:
Ap. Appius; Cn Cneius; Mam.Mamercus.
Nomen Prænomen, gens.ius; Julius, Tullius, Cornelius. Cognomenfamilia; Cicero, Cæsar,
gentes gens familiaFabia gens, Fabia familia.
Agnomen,Cognomen,
Africanus,
Asiaticus,Agnomen Cunctator,
Gymnasianaked,
Sat.
Ode
cunctando,
Si hane fenestram aperueritis,
Princeps, principatus,
Strenas;
Ant. Jud.
Similia sectentes.
Ant.
manusmovere De ReRustic.
Sat.
amphoraamphora
amphora.
a goat.
capitibus
Ode,
Antlia;nisu pedum.
Oderint dum probent: Ode Oderint dummetuant.
Æn.
grilled,
Supra Confluentes:
Capelle.
Caliga,
Annal.
Natriceus, nato,
Carpentum
Palilia,
Saturnalia,
Essedis:
Anio Novus,
Septa,
Naviga inAnticyram,
Secutores,Retiarii.
Tridens Fuscina,
Popæ
nemus
Esseda,
Hor. Od.
Scabella:
Annal.
Spolia Opima
the eagles
Annal.
Annal
he had heard
Ode
Strabo,
Odesturus
Circius.
Carpentum:
Tophina;
Antiquities ofRome,
Fam. Ep.
Bell. Gall.
cognomen
Annal
Salii,
Ancilia,
Salii
ps.
prænomen cognomen,
Podium
Sportulæ
exitiabilisAnnal.
prava Epist.
Annal.
Antiq. Lib.
Agric. Annal.
Caspiæ Portæ;
Citharædus:
labouring
carceres metæ.
stadia
Sat.
Letter to Lord Halifax.
Burton’s Antiquities,
Phil.
Annal.
Annal.
Annal.
Annal.
penatespenetralia. publici penates,
larespenates
penates lares,lares,
penates.
morari,moror,
Epist.
Tacitus,
Natural. Quæst.
Annal.
Bohn’s Edition.
organa hydralica,
De Anima,
contorniate
puzzuolano,
Gallos,
Vindex,
Decocta.
Collis Hortulorum;
Muro Torto.
Spenser’s Faerie Queen.
Laurus nobilis
Prunus lauro-cerasus,
Venus genitrix.
Atrium, Aula,
AtriumTablinum;
Alæ TablinumAtrium
Legata ex testamentoTiberii, quamquam abolito, sed et Juliæ Augustæ, quod Tiberius suppresserat, cumfide, ac sine calumniâ repræsentate persolvit.
scutoimmodice oneratus,
flat-nosed,
Haruspex, Auspex, Augur,
Principia
Principia;
Ancile
Rhea, Ops, Vesta, Magna, Mater,
Orcus, Pluto, Jupiter Infernus, Stygnis.
Hist.
Labino,
Hist. angusticlavius,
sistrum
Æn.
Æn.
Antiq.
Annal.
dies non fastus,
Posca
Catta muliere:De Mor. Germ.,
bec, beak;
Hist.
De Bell. Civil.
contubernium;
left-hand
Hist.
profecti,
prepositus,
Hist.
De Bell.
claustra,
Hist.
notus
in Rotondo,
De Bell, Jud.
Coin Collector’s Manual,
morbus,
sordidness Off.
chef-d’œuvre
auo, plostrum plaustrum, orum aurum,
worthless,
Lago di Contigliano.
De Bell. Jud.Excid. Hierosol. Dio, Hist.
Emperor
De Bell. Jud.
ibex,
Hist.
third
Anthol. Fasti,
atheism
de Tranquill.
Grammar Grammarian
Tusc. Quæst.
De Clar. Orat. De Senect.
De Senect.
Fam. Epist.
Institut.
Instit.
Epist.
Annal.
Tristia,
ad Att.
Sat.
De Pontif.
note
note.
Eccl.
vitem;vineam, vasa
amphora
notes.
Bullum,
Plin.
Chron. Euseb.
The Mother-in-law,
Ad Attic.
de Clar. Orat.Andria
Ib.
Hortulorum,
Sat.
seventh
Juv. Sat.
Tacit.Annal.
Hist. deOrat.
Nonianus,
Annal.
Hor Sat.
Set.
Ode
Ode
Ode
Ode
Epist.
Ode
Epod.
Sat.
Chron. Euseb.
ib.Annal.
Epist.
