A complete dictionary of the Greek and Roman antiquities explaining the obscure places in classic authors and ancient historians relating to the religion, mythology, history, geography and chronology of the ancient Greeks and Romans, their ... rites and customs, laws, polity, arts and engines of war : also an account of their navigations, arts and sciences and the inventors of them : with the lives and opinions of their philosophers / compiled originally in French ... by Monsieur Danet ; made English, with the addition of very useful mapps.

Title

A complete dictionary of the Greek and Roman antiquities explaining the obscure places in classic authors and ancient historians relating to the religion, mythology, history, geography and chronology of the ancient Greeks and Romans, their ... rites and customs, laws, polity, arts and engines of war : also an account of their navigations, arts and sciences and the inventors of them : with the lives and opinions of their philosophers / compiled originally in French ... by Monsieur Danet ; made English, with the addition of very useful mapps.

Author

Danet, Pierre, ca. 1650-1709.

Publication

London :: Printed for John Nicholson ... Tho. Newborough ... and John Bulford ...,

1700.

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Classical dictionaries.

Rome -- Antiquities -- Dictionaries.

Greece -- Antiquities -- Dictionaries.

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"A complete dictionary of the Greek and Roman antiquities explaining the obscure places in classic authors and ancient historians relating to the religion, mythology, history, geography and chronology of the ancient Greeks and Romans, their ... rites and customs, laws, polity, arts and engines of war : also an account of their navigations, arts and sciences and the inventors of them : with the lives and opinions of their philosophers / compiled originally in French ... by Monsieur Danet ; made English, with the addition of very useful mapps." In the digital collection Early English Books Online. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/a36161.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 24, 2025. content_copy

Contents

• approbation
• title page
• THE PREFACE.
• maps
• A,
  • ALPHA
  • ABALIENARE,
  • ABATON,
  • ABAZEA or ABAZEIA,
  • ABDERA,
  • ABDERITAE or ABDERITANI.
  • ABDICARE,
  • ABDICERE,
  • ABIGEI and ABACTORES,
  • ABIRE.
  • ABJUDICARE,
  • ABJURARE
  • ABLUERE
  • ABOLERE,
  • ABOLITIO,
  • ABOLLA,
  • ABOMINANTES,
  • ABORIGINES,
  • ABROGARE,
  • ABSOLVERE,
  • ABSYRTUS,
  • ACADEMIA,
  • ACADINA,
  • ACANTHUS,
  • ACARON,
  • ACCA LAURENTIA,
  • ACCARON,
  • ACCEDERE and ACCESSIO,
  • ACCENSUS,
  • ACCENSI
  • ACCENSI,
  • ACCENTUS,
  • ACCEPTILATIO,
  • ACCEPTUM,
  • ACCEPTO
  • ACCIA or ATTIA.
  • ACCIPIO,
  • ACCIPITER,
  • ACCIUS,
  • ACCIUS
  • ACCLAMATIO,
  • ACCO,
  • ACCUMBERE,
  • ACCUSARE,
  • ACERRA,
  • ACESSEUS,
  • ACETABULUM,
  • ACHELOUS,
  • ACHERON or ACHERUNS,
  • ACHILLES
  • ACHOR,
  • ACIDALIA,
  • ACILIA,
  • ACINACES,
  • ACNUA,
  • ACONITUM,
  • ACONTIUS,
  • ACRATES,
  • ACRISIUS,
  • ACROBATES,
  • ACROSTOLIUM,
  • ACROTERIA,
  • ACTA,
  • ACTA PUBLICA,
  • ACTA DIURNA,
  • ACTA CONSISTORII,
  • ACTEIUS,
  • ACTAEON,
  • ACTIACA VICTORIA,
  • ACTIUM,
  • ACTIO,
  • ACTOR
  • ACTOR,
  • ACTOR,
  • ACTUARIOLUM and ACTUARIUM NAVIGIUM,
  • ACTUARIUS,
  • ACTUARII PALI,
  • ACTUMEST
  • ACTUMNE AGAS,
  • ACTUM AGIS,
  • ACTUS,
  • ACTUS,
  • ADAD,
  • ADDICERE,
  • ADDICERE,
  • ADDICTIO,
  • ADEONA,
  • ADIGERE ARBITRUM,
  • ADJICIALIS COENA and ADJICIALES EPULAE,
  • ADDIR,
  • ADMETUS,
  • ADMISSIVAE AVES,
  • ADOD,
  • ADOLERE and ADOLERE THURA
  • ADOLESCENS, and ADULESCENS,
  • ADONIS,
  • ADONIA SACRA,
  • ADOPTARE,
  • ADOPTIO,
  • ADOR, or ADUS,
  • ADOREA,
  • ADORARE,
  • ADORATI IMBRES,
  • ADRIANUS,
  • ADROGATIO, and ADROGARE,
  • ADSERERE
  • ADTESTATA
  • ADVELITATIO,
  • ADVENTITIA
  • ADVERSARIA,
  • ADULTERIUM,
  • ADVOCATI,
  • ADVOCATI,
  • ADVOCATUS,
  • ADVOCARE,
  • ADYTUM,
  • AEACUS,
  • AEDEPOL,
  • AEDES
  • AEDES,
  • AEDES,
  • AEDEPOL,
  • AEDICULA RIDICULI,
  • AEDILES,
  • AEDILITAS,
  • AEDITUUS or AEDITIMUS,
  • AEDITUA,
  • AEDON,
  • AEGEON,
  • AEGEUS,
  • AEGEUM MARE,
  • AEGERIA,
  • AEGIALA,
  • AEGINA,
  • AEGIOCHUS,
  • AEGIS,
  • AEGIS,
  • AEGISTHUS,
  • AEGIOCHUS,
  • AEGLE,
  • AEGOBOLUS,
  • AEGYPTUS,
  • AEGYPTUS,
  • AEGYPTII,
  • AELIUS,
  • AELIA CAPITOLINA,
  • AELIANUM JUS,
  • AELLO,
  • AEMILIUS,
  • AENEAS,
  • AENEAS
  • AENEAS
  • AEOLUS,
  • AEOLIAE INSULAE,
  • AEQUIMELIUM,
  • AER,
  • AERA,
  • AERA MILITUM,
  • AERARIUM,
  • AERARIUM MILITARE,
  • AERARIUM VICESIMARUM,
  • AERARIUS,
  • AER,
  • AES.
  • AESCULANUS,
  • AESCULAPIUS,
  • AES,
  • AES,
  • AESO,
  • AESOPUS,
  • AESTAS,
  • AESTIMATIO,
  • AETAS,
  • AETERNITAS,
  • AETHER,
  • AETHIOPIA,
  • AETHIOPES,
  • AETHON,
  • AETHRA,
  • AETION,
  • AETION,
  • AETNA,
  • AFFIXUM, or AFFIXA,
  • AGAMEMNON,
  • AGANIPPIDES,
  • AGAVE,
  • AGE,
  • AGENORA,
  • AGGERES,
  • AGLAIS,
  • AGLAURA,
  • AGLIBOLUS,
  • AGNATI,
  • AGNO,
  • AGNODICE,
  • AGNOMEN,
  • AGONALIA,
  • AGONES,
  • AGONES CAPITOLINI,
  • AGRARIA LEX,
  • AGRIPPA,
  • AGRIPPA SYLVIUS,
  • AGRIPPA MENENIUS,
  • AGRIPPA,
  • AGRIPPA,
  • AGRIPPINA,
  • AGRIPPINA,
  • AJAX,
  • AJAX TELAMONIUS,
  • AIUS LOCUTIUS,
  • ALA,
  • ALADUS or ALADINUS SYLVIUS,
  • ALAPA,
  • ALAUDA,
  • ALAUDA,
  • ALBA,
  • ALBINUS,
  • ALBION or BRITANNIA,
  • ALBO-GALERUS,
  • ALBULA,
  • ALBUNA,
  • ALBUTIUS,
  • ALCESTIS,
  • ALCIBIADES,
  • ALCIDES,
  • ALCITHOE,
  • ALCMENA,
  • ALCMON and PASSALUS,
  • ALCYON,
  • ALCYONEUS,
  • ALECTO,
  • ALECTRYO,
  • ALEMANNI,
  • ALEMANNIA,
  • ALETIDES,
  • ALEXANDER,
  • ALEXANDER SEVERUS,
  • ALIMENTA,
  • ALIMENTARII
  • ALLIENSIS PUGNA,
  • ALLOCUTIO,
  • ALOIDES,
  • ALPHABETUM,
  • ALPHEUS,
  • ALTARE,
  • ALTHAEA,
  • AMALTHAEA,
  • AMALTHAEA,
  • AMATHUS,
  • AMAZONIUS,
  • AMAZONES,
  • AMBARVALE or AMBARVALIA,
  • AMBEGNAE or AMBIGNAE,
  • AMBITUS,
  • AMBITUS,
  • AMBROSIA,
  • AMBUBAIAE,
  • AMBURBALIA and AMBURBALES,
  • AMBUSTA,
  • AMILCAR,
  • AMISSA,
  • AMMONIUS or HAMMONIUS,
  • AMOR,
  • AMPHIARAUS,
  • AMPHICTYON,
  • AMPHILOCHUS.
  • AMPHINOMUS,and ANAPIUS,
  • AMPHION,
  • AMPHITHEATRUM,
  • AMPHITRYO,
  • AMPHITRITE,
  • AMPHORA,
  • AMPLIARE and AMPLIATIO,
  • AMULA,
  • AMULIUS SYLVIUS,
  • AMYMONE,
  • ANALEMMA,
  • ANCAEUS,
  • ANCHISES,
  • ANCILE,
  • ANCULI and ANCULAE,
  • ANCUS MARTIUS,
  • ANCYLE,
  • ANDROMEDA,
  • ANDRONES,
  • ANGELI,
  • ANGERONA,
  • ANGIBATA,
  • ANGLIA,
  • ANGUIS,
  • ANGUSTUS CLAVUS,
  • ANIENSIS TRIBUS,
  • ANIGER or ANIGRUS,
  • ANIMA,
  • ANIMALIA,
  • ANNA PERENNA.
  • ANNALES,
  • ANNALIS LEX,
  • ANNALIS CLAVUS,
  • ANNIBAL,
  • ANNONA,
  • ANNULUS,
  • ANNULI
  • ANNUS,
  • ANQUIRERE
  • ANSER,
  • ANTAEUS,
  • ANTECESSORES,
  • ANTECOENA,
  • ANTENOR,
  • ANTEROS,
  • ANTESTARI,
  • ANTEVORTA and POSTVORTA
  • ANTICYRA,
  • ANTIGONE,
  • ANTILOCHUS,
  • ANTINOUS,
  • ANTIOPE,
  • ANTIUM,
  • ANTONINUS,
  • ANTONINUS.
  • ANTONINUS HELIOGABALUS.
  • M. ANTONIUS,
  • ANTRONIUS,
  • ANUBIS,
  • ANXUR, or AXUR,
  • APATURIA,
  • APELLES,
  • APEX,
  • APHRODITE,
  • APIS,
  • APIS,
  • APIUM,
  • APOLLINARES LUDI,
  • APOLLO,
  • APOLLONIUS TYANAEUS,
  • APOPHRAS,
  • APOTHEOSIS,
  • APPELLATIO,
  • APPELLATORIUS LIBELLUS,
  • APPIADES,
  • APPIANA FAMILIA,
  • APPIUS CLAUDIUS,
  • APRILIS,
  • AQUA,
  • AQUA LUSTRALIS,
  • AQUAEDUCTUS,
  • AQUARIUS,
  • AQUILA,
  • AQUILICIANA,
  • AQUILO,
  • ARA,
  • ARA,
  • ARAE,
  • ARBITER,
  • ARBORES,
  • ARCAS,
  • ARCADES,
  • ARCHAGATHUS,
  • ARCHEMORUS,
  • ARCHIGALLUS,
  • ARCHIMAGIRUS,
  • ARCHIMEDES,
  • ARCHIMIMUS,
  • ARCHITECTONICE,
  • ARCHITECTURA,
  • ARCHITECTURE
  • ARCHITECTUS,
  • ARCHON,
  • ARCTOPHYLAX,
  • ARCTOS,
  • ARCTURUS,
  • ARCUS,
  • AREMULUS
  • ARENA
  • AREOPAGUS,
  • ARETHUSA,
  • ARGEI,
  • ARGILETUM,
  • ARGONAVIS,
  • ARGONAUTAE,
  • ARGUS,
  • ARICIA,
  • ARIES,
  • ARIES
  • ARION,
  • ARISTAEUS,
  • ARISTANDER,
  • ARISTARCHUS,
  • ARISTIDES,
  • ARISTIPPUS,
  • ARITHMETICA,
  • ARISTOTELES,
  • Arithmetica,
  • Arma,
  • ARTEMISUM,
  • ARVALES,
  • ARUSPEX,
  • ARUSPICINA,
  • ASAROTA,
  • ASBESTOS,
  • ASBOLUS,
  • ASCANIUS,
  • ASCLEPIADES,
  • ASCOLIA,
  • ASPHODELUS,
  • ASSA
  • ASSATIBIA,
  • ASSARIUS or ASSARIUM,
  • ASSEUM,
  • ASTARTA,
  • ARISTARTUS,
  • ASTRA,
  • ASTRAEA,
  • ASTRAGALUS,
  • ASTROLABIUM,
  • ASTROLOGIA,
  • ASTRONOMIA,
  • ASYLUM,
  • ATALANTA,
  • ATE,
  • ATELLANAE COMOEDIAE,
  • ATELLANI VERSUS,
  • ATHAMAS,
  • ATHENAEA,
  • ATHENAEUM,
  • ATHENAE,
  • ATHENIENSES,
  • ATHLETAE,
  • ATHOS,
  • ATIS,
  • ATIS, or CAPETUS SYLVI∣US, or AEGYPTUS.
  • ATLAS,
  • ATLANTIDES,
  • ATREUS,
  • ATRIUM,
  • ATROPOS,
  • ATTALUS,
  • ATTELLANAE,
  • ATTILIUS REGULUS,
  • ATYS,
  • AVENTINUS,
  • AVERNUS,
  • AVERRUNCUS DEUS,
  • AVES,
  • AUFEIA,
  • AUGEAS, or AUGIAS,
  • AUGILES,
  • AUGUR,
  • AUGUSTUS,
  • AUGUSTALES, and SODALES AUGUSTALES.
  • AUGUSTALIA,
  • AUGUSTALES,
  • AURELIUS,
  • AURELIA PORTA,
  • AURELIANUS,
  • AURIGARII, AURIGAE, AURIGATORES,
  • AURORA,
  • AURUM,
  • AUSPICIUM,
  • AUSPEX,
  • AUTUMNUS,
• B.
  • BAAL,
  • BABYLO,
  • BABYLONICI,
  • BACCHANALIA,
  • BACCHAE,
  • BACCHUS,
  • BACCHUS,
  • BAETYLIA,
  • BALISTA,
  • BALNEAE, or BALINEAE,
  • BALNEARII SERVI,
  • BALSAMUM,
  • BALTEUS,
  • BAPTAE,
  • BARBA,
  • BARDI,
  • BASILICA,
  • BASSAREUS,
  • BATTUS,
  • BATUALIA,
  • BATHILLUS,
  • BEELPHEGOR,
  • BELIDES,
  • BELLEROPHON,
  • BELLEROPHON,
  • BELLONA,
  • BELUS,
  • BEEL, or BELUS,
  • BERECINTHIA,
  • BERONICE,
  • BEROSUS,
  • BES, or BESSIS,
  • BESTIAE,
  • BIAS,
  • BIBLIOTHECA,
  • BIBLIS,
  • BIGAE,
  • BIGATI NUMMI,
  • BISSEXTUS,
  • BITO, and CLEOBIS,
  • BITUMEN,
  • BOCCHYRIS,
  • BOEDROMIA,
  • BONA DEA,
  • BOOTES.
  • BOREAS,
  • BOS,
  • BRABEIA,
  • BRABEUTES,
  • BRACCAE,
  • BRACHIALE,
  • BRACHMANES,
  • BRANCHIDAE,
  • BRIAREUS,
  • BRITANNICUS,
  • BRONTES,
  • BROTHEUS,
  • BRUMALIA,
  • BRUTUS,
  • BUCCINA,
  • BUCEPHALUS,
  • BULLA,
  • BUSIRIS,
  • BUSTUM,
  • BYRSA,
• C
  • CABALA,
  • CABALISTA,
  • CABALLUS,
  • CABIRI,
  • CACA,
  • CACUS,
  • CADAVER,
  • CADMUS,
  • CADUCA BONA,
  • CADUCA AUSPICIA,
  • CADUCA VOTA,
  • CADERE CAUSA, or LITE,
  • CADERE VOTIS,
  • CADUCEUM,
  • CAECIAS,
  • CAECILIUS,
  • CAECUBUM,
  • CAEDERE
  • CAELIUS,
  • CAENIS,
  • CAERUS,
  • CAESA
  • CAESA, and RUTA,
  • CAESAR,
  • CAIUS JULIUS CAESAR,
  • CAESAR OCTAVIUS,
  • CAESTUS,
  • CAESTUS or CESTUM,
  • CAEYX,
  • CAIUS or GAIUS,
  • CAIUS,
  • CAIUS MEMMIUS,
  • CALABRA CURIA,
  • CALANTICA,
  • CALARE,
  • CALATA COMITIA,
  • CALCEAMENTUM,
  • CALCEI,
  • CALCEUS,
  • CALCULUS,
  • CALENDAE,
  • CALENDARIUM,
  • CALIGA,
  • CALIGULA CAIUS,
  • CALLIOPE,
  • CALLISTO,
  • CALUMNIA,
  • CALYPSO,
  • CHAM, or CHAMESES,
  • CAMILLA,
  • CAMILLUS,
  • CAMILLUS, or CASMILLUS,
  • CAMOENAE,
  • CAMPANA SUPELLEX,
  • CAMPANA,
  • CAMPESTRE,
  • CAMPUS MARTIUS,
  • CAMPUS FLORAE,
  • CAMPUS SCELERATUS,
  • CAMPUS RIDICULI,
  • CANCELLARIUS;
  • CANDELA BRUM,
  • CANDIDATI,
  • CANEPHORIA,
  • CANIS,
  • CANIS,
  • CANICULARIS PORTA,
  • CANOPUS,
  • CANOPUS,
  • CAPENA,
  • CAPETIS SILVIUS,
  • CAPIS SILVIUS,
  • CAPITOLIUM, or MONS CAPI∣TOLINUS,
  • CAPRICORNUS,
  • CAPROTINA JUNO, and CA∣PROTINAE NONAE;
  • CAPULUS,
  • CARACALLA,
  • CARIATIDES,
  • CARITES,
  • CARMENTA,
  • CARMENTALIA,
  • CARMA or CARNA,
  • CARON,
  • CARTHAGO,
  • CARTHAGINENSES,
  • CASSANDRA,
  • CASSIDARIUS,
  • CASSIOPEA,
  • CASTALIUS FONS,
  • CASTITAS,
  • CASTOR,
  • CATA PULTA,
  • CATO,
  • CATO UTICENSIS.
  • CATULARIA,
  • CATULUS,
  • CAUCASUS,
  • CEBUS,
  • CECROPS,
  • CELENO,
  • CELERES,
  • CELMIS, or CELMES,
  • CENSOR,
  • CENSURA.
  • CENSUS,
  • CENTAURUS,
  • CENTENARIA COENA,
  • CENTESIMA USURA,
  • CENTONARII;
  • CENTUM,
  • CENTUM-VIRI,
  • CENTURIA,
  • CENTURIATA COMITIA.
  • CENTURIO,
  • CEPHALUS,
  • CERA PUNICA,
  • CERAMICUS,
  • CERASTIS,
  • CERBERUS,
  • CERCYON,
  • CEREALIA,
  • CERES,
  • CERTES,
  • CEROMA,
  • CEROSTROTA,
  • CHALCIDICA,
  • CHALDAEI,
  • CHAOS,
  • CHARISTIA, or DIES CHARAE COGNATIONIS,
  • CHARITES.
  • CHARMIS,
  • CHARON.
  • CHARIBDIS,
  • CHIMAERA,
  • CHIRON,
  • CHLORIS,
  • CHORUS,
  • CHRYSAOR,
  • CICERO, M. TULLIUS, M. F. M. N. COR. CICERO;
  • MARCI FILIUS,
  • MARCINEPOS,
  • CORNELIA,
  • CICERO,
  • CIMMERII,
  • CINCINNATUS,
  • CINCIUS,
  • CINERARIUM,
  • CINERES and RELIQUIAE,
  • CINNA,
  • CINTHIUS,
  • CINXIA,
  • CINYRA,
  • CINYRAS,
  • CIPPUS,
  • CIRCE,
  • CIRCENSES LUDI,
  • CIRCIUS.
  • CIRCUS,
  • CIRCUS FLAMINII,
  • CIRCIUS,
  • CISIA,
  • CITHAERON,
  • CLAROS,
  • CLAUDIA,
  • CLAUDIANA;
  • CLAUDIUS PULCHER,
  • CLAUDIUS,
  • CLAUDIANUS,
  • CLAVUS,
  • LATUS-CLAVUS, or LATI-CLA∣VIUM, or TUNICA-CLAVATA; and ANGUSTUS-CLAVUS, or ANGU∣STI-CLAVIUM,
  • CLELIA,
  • CLEMENTIA,
  • CLEOBIS and BITO,
  • CLEOPATRA,
  • CLEPSYDRA,
  • CLIENS,
  • CLIENTELA,
  • CLIMA,
  • CLIO,
  • CLOACA,
  • CLODIUS PUBLIUS,
  • CLOTHO,
  • CLYPEUS,
  • CLYPEI, & CLUPEI VOTIVI,
  • CLYTFMNESIRA,
  • CLYTIA,
  • CNEUS,
  • CNIDOS,
  • COCLES,
  • COCYTUS,
  • CODRUS,
  • COELIUS,
  • COELUS, or COELUM,
  • COELUM,
  • COENA,
  • COENA DAPSILIS,
  • COENA ACROAMATICA,
  • COGNOMEN,
  • COLISEUM,
  • COLLATINUS,
  • COLLEGIUM,
  • COLLEGIUM
  • COLLEGIUM AUGURUM,
  • COLLEGIUM AESCULAPII and HYGIAE,
  • COLLEGIUM
  • COLLINA PORTA,
  • COLONIAE,
  • COLOPHON.
  • COLOSSUS,
  • COLUMNA,
  • COLUMNA TRAJANI,
  • COLUMNA ANTONINI,
  • COLUMNA MILLIARIS,
  • COLUMNAE HERCULIS,
  • COLUMNA AUGUSTI,
  • COMES.
  • COMES ORIENTIS,
  • COMES REI MILITARIS,
  • COMES STABULI,
  • COMES SCHOLARUM.
  • COMES SACRARUM LARGITI∣ONUM,
  • COMES PRIVATARUMRERUM DOMUS DIVINAE,
  • COMES DOMESTICORUM E∣QUITUM & PEDITUM,
  • COMES PATRIMONIJ,
  • COMES CASTRENSIS BALA∣TIJ,
  • COMITIA.
  • COMITIUM,
  • COMMODUS.
  • COMOEDIA,
  • COMMODUS,
  • COMPITALIA.
  • COMUS,
  • CONCORDIA,
  • CONFARREATIO,
  • CONGIARIUM,
  • CONGIUS,
  • CONISTERIUM,
  • CONSECRATIO,
  • CONSECRATIO
  • CONSENTES DIJ.
  • CONSTANTINUS,
  • CONSUALIA.
  • CONSUL,
  • CONSULATUS,
    • A Catalogue of the Roman Consuls. And an Abridgment of all the me∣morable deeds, that were transacted during their respective Consulate.
    • Military Tribunes. With the Authority of Consuls.
    • MILITARY TRIBƲNES.
    • CONSƲLS.
    • TRIBƲNES.
    • CONSƲLS.
    • MILITARY TRIBƲNES.
    • CONSƲLS.
    • TRIBƲNES.
    • CONSƲLS.
    • MILITARY TRIBƲNES.
    • CONSƲLS.
    • MILITARY TRIBƲNES.
    • CONSƲLS.
    • MILITARY TRIBƲNES.
    • CONSƲLS.
  • CONSUALIA,
  • CONSUS.
  • CONTUBERNIUM MILITARE,
  • CONVIVIUM,
  • CORAGIUM,
  • CORDAX,
  • CORICEUM,
  • CORINTHUS.
  • CORINTHIUM.
  • CORINTHIUS,
  • CORIOLANUS.
  • CORNELIA,
  • CORNELIA,
  • CORNELIUS COSSUS,
  • CORNELIUS MERULA,
  • CORNELIUS GALLUS,
  • CORNELIUS SEVERUS,
  • CORNELIUS TACITUS,
  • CORNICEN.
  • CORNICULARIJ.
  • CORNIX,
  • CORNU,
  • CORNU-COPIA,
  • CORONA,
  • CORONA,
  • CORONA LATA,
  • CORONIS,
  • CORONIS,
  • CORTINA TRIPOS,
  • CORVINUS,
  • CORVUS,
  • CORVUS,
  • CORYBANTES,
  • CORYCEUM,
  • COTHURNUS,
  • COTYLA.
  • CRANA,
  • CRANUS,
  • CRASSUS,
  • CREPIDA,
  • CREPITUS,
  • CROESUS,
  • CREUSA,
  • CREUSA,
  • CRIOBOLIUM,
  • CROCODILUS,
  • CROESUS,
  • CROTALUM,
  • CRUMATA,
  • CRUPEZIA,
  • CRUX,
  • CRYPTAE:
  • CTEISBIUS,
  • CTESIPHON.
  • CUBITUS,
  • CUBUS,
  • CULEARIA VASA,
  • CUNEI SPECTACULORUM.
  • CUNINA,
  • CUPIDO,
  • CURATORES,
  • CURATORES,
  • CURATORES,
  • CURATORES,
  • CURATORES,
  • CURATORES
  • CURETES.
  • CURIA.
  • CURIA CALABRA.
  • CURIA HOSTILIA.
  • CURIA POMPEII, or POM∣PEIA.
  • CURIA SALIORUM.
  • CURIA JULIA or JULII.
  • CURIA AUGUSTI,
  • CURIA OCTAVIA.
  • CURIA POMPILIANA.
  • CURIA CATONIS.
  • CURIAE.
  • CURIO.
  • CURIO MAXIMUS,
  • CURIUS DENTATUS,
  • CURSOR,
  • CURTIUS QUINTUS,
  • CUSTODES.
  • CYATHUS.
  • CYBELE.
  • CYBELE,
  • CYCLOPES,
  • CYCLUS SOLIS,
  • CYCLUS LUNARIS,
  • CYCNUS,
  • CYDIPPA,
  • CYLINDRUS,
  • CYMBALA.
  • CYNOSURA.
  • CYNTHOS.
  • CYPARISSUS,
  • CYRUS.
  • CYTHARA.
  • CYTHERA.
  • CYTHERON.
• D.
  • DACRYMAE,
  • DACTYLI IDAEI
  • DAEDALUS,
  • DAEMON,
  • DAGON,
  • DANAE,
  • DANAKH,
  • DANAIDES.
  • DANAUS,
  • DAPHNE,
  • DAPHNE,
  • DAPHNIS,
  • DARDANUS,
  • DEA BONA,
  • DEA NUNDINA,
  • DECANUS MILITARIS,
  • DECEM,
  • DECEMBER,
  • DECEM-PEDA,
  • DECEM-VIRI,
  • DECEM-VIRI,
  • DECENNALIA FESTA,
  • DECIMATIO,
  • DECIMARE,
  • DECIMAE,
  • DECIUS MUS,
  • DECUMANA PORTA,
  • DECUMATES AGRI,
  • DECURIO.
  • DECURIONES
  • DEDICATIO
  • DEFENSOR
  • DEJANIRA.
  • DEIDAMIA.
  • DELATOR.
  • DELOS.
  • DELPHI,
  • DELPHINUS,
  • DEMOCRITUS,
  • DEMONAX,
  • DENARIUS,
  • DENDROPHORI,
  • DERCETO,
  • DESIGNATOR.
  • DESULTORES
  • DEUCALION,
  • DEVERRA,
  • DEUS,
  • DIA.
  • DIANA,
  • DIAPASON.
  • DIATONUM,
  • DIAULON,
  • DICHALCA,
  • DICTATOR,
  • DICTATURA,
  • DIDO;
  • DIES,
  • DIES SENATORII.
  • DIES COMITIALES.
  • DIES COMPERENDINI.
  • DIES PRAELIARES.
  • DIES FESTI,
  • DIESIS,
  • DII,
  • DILUVIUM,
  • DIOCLETIANUS,
  • DIOGENES,
  • DIOMEDES,
  • DIOMEDES,
  • DIONYSIUS,
  • DIONYSIA.
  • DIOSCORIDES.
  • DIPHILUS,
  • DIRAE.
  • DIRCE.
  • DIS,
  • DISCORDIA,
  • DISCUS,
  • DIVORTIUM,
  • DODONA,
  • DOLABRA,
  • DOMITIANUS,
  • DOMUS,
  • DONARIA,
  • DONATIVUM,
  • DRACHMA,
  • DRACONARIUS,
  • DRACO,
  • DRUIDAE,
  • DRYADES,
  • DRYOPE,
  • DUCENARII,
• E.
  • EACUS.
  • EANUS,
  • ECASTOR.
  • ECHO.
  • EGERIA,
  • EGISTUS,
  • ELAEOTHESIUM.
  • ELECTRA.
  • ELECTRIDES,
  • ELEGIA.
  • ELEMENTA,
  • ELENCUS,
  • ELEUSIS,
  • ELEUSINA SACRA,
  • ELEUTHERIA,
  • ELISA,
  • ELYSII CAMPI,
  • ELPENOR,
  • ELYSIJ CAMPI,
  • EMPEDOCLES,
  • EMPOUSA,
  • ENCHALABRIS,
  • ENCHALABRIA,
  • ENCELADUS,
  • ENDYMIO,
  • ENEAS,
  • ENNIUS,
  • ENTAEUS,
  • ENYALIUS,
  • EOLUS,
  • EPEUS,
  • EPHEBEUM,
  • EPHEMERIDES.
  • EPHESTIO,
  • EPHESUS,
  • EPHORI.
  • EPICHARMUS,
  • EPICTETUS,
  • EPICURUS,
  • EPIDAURUM,
  • EPIMENIDES,
  • EPIMETHEUS,
  • EPITAPHIA,
  • EPULONES,
  • EPULUM,
  • ERAT
  • ERATOSTHENES,
  • ERATOSTRATUS,
  • EREBUS,
  • ERESICTHON,
  • ERICTEUS,
  • ERICTON,
  • ERIDANUS,
  • ERINNYS,
  • ERYMANTUS,
  • ERYPHILA,
  • ERYTHREA,
  • ERYX,
  • ERYCINA,
  • ESCHYLUS,
  • ESCULAPIUS,
  • ESQUILINUS,
  • ETEOCLES,
  • ETESII,
  • EVANDER,
  • EVANGELUS,
  • EVERGETES,
  • EUMELUS,
  • EUMINIDES,
  • EUMOLPIDES,
  • EUNUS,
  • EVOHE,
  • EURIPUS,
  • EUROPA,
  • EURUS,
  • EURYDICE,
  • EURYLOCHUS,
  • EUTERPE,
  • EXAUCTORATI,
  • EXCOMMUNICATIO,
  • EXCUNEATI,
  • EXECRATIO,
  • EXEDRAE,
  • EXPIATIO,
  • EXQUILINUS,
• F.
  • FABA,
  • FABARIA,
  • FABER,
  • FABIANA FAMILIA,
  • C. FABRICIUS LUSCUS,
  • FABULA,
  • FABULINUS,
  • FACTIO,
  • FALCIDIUS,
  • FALERNUM,
  • FAMA,
  • FAMES,
  • FANNIUS,
  • FANA,
  • FANUS,
  • FARONIA,
  • FASCES,
  • FASCINUM,
  • FASTI,
  • FASTIDIES.
  • FATUA.
  • FATUM.
  • FAVISSAE.
  • FAUNA FATUA,
  • FAUNALIA SACRA,
  • FAUNUS,
  • FAUNI,
  • FAVONIUS,
  • FAUSTA,
  • FAUSTINA,
  • FAUSTULUS,
  • FEBRIS,
  • FEBRUA,
  • FEBRUARIUS,
  • FECIALES,
  • FELICITAS,
  • FERALIA,
  • FERETRIUS,
  • FERIAE,
  • FERIAE LATINAE,
  • FERONIA,
  • FESTUM and FESTA,
  • FIBULAE,
  • FICULNEA VIA.
  • FICUS,
  • FIDES,
  • FIDIUS.
  • FLAMINIUS,
  • FLAMEN and FLAMINES,
  • FLAMINICA,
  • FLAMINIUS,
  • FLAVIUS.
  • FLAVIANA,
  • FLORA,
  • FLORUS,
  • FLORUS,
  • FLUONIA,
  • FONS,
  • FONTINALIA SACRA,
  • FONTINALIS PORTA,
  • FORDICIDIA
  • FORNACALIA,
  • FORTUNA,
  • FORUM,
  • FORUM JULII CAESARIS
  • FORUM AUGUSTI,
  • FORUM Nervae,
  • FORUM Trajani
  • FRIGIDARIUM,
  • FRONTINUS,
  • FRUMENTATORES
  • FUGALIA,
  • FULGUR,
  • FUNAMBULI,
  • FUNDA.
  • FUNDITORES,
  • FUNEBRIS ORATIO,
  • FUNERATICUM,
  • FUNICULUS,
  • FUNUS,
  • FURCA,
  • FURIAE,
  • FURINA.
  • FURNALIA or FURINALIA,
  • FUSCINA,
  • FUTILE,
• G.
  • GABALUS,
  • GALANTHIS,
  • GALATEA,
  • GALATEA,
  • GALATES,
  • GALATIA,
  • GALBA SERVIUS SULPI∣TIUS,
  • GALEA,
  • GALERUS,
  • GALIENUS,
  • GALLIA,
  • GALLICAE,
  • GALLIENUS PUBLIUS LI∣CINIUS IGNATIUS,
  • GALLIA,
  • GALLI,
  • GALLI CYBILES,
  • GALLUS VIBIUS TREBONI∣ANUS,
  • GALLUS CAESAR
  • GALLUS,
  • GANIMEDES.
  • GEHENNA,
  • GEMELLI,
  • GEMONIAE
  • GENETHLIUS,
  • GENIUS,
  • GERMANIA.
  • GERMANICUS,
  • GERMANIA,
  • GERMANI,
  • GERYON,
  • GIGANTES,
  • GLADIATORES,
  • GLAUCUS
  • GNOMONICE,
  • GOMER,
  • GORDIANUS,
  • GORGONES.
  • GRACCHUS,
  • GRAECIA,
  • GRATIAE.
  • GRAECIA,
  • GRAECI,
  • GRAECOSTASIS,
  • GRATIAE
  • GUTTUS,
  • GYGES,
  • GYNAECONITIS,
  • GYMNICI LUDI.
  • GYMNO SOPHISTAE.
• H.
  • HAMADRYADES.
  • HARMONIA,
  • HARMONIA,
  • HARPOCRATES,
  • HARPIAE,
  • HASTA,
  • HASTA PURA,
  • HEBDOMADA,
  • HEBDOMAS,
  • HEBE,
  • HECATE,
  • HECATOMB,
  • HECTOR,
  • HECUBA,
  • HELENA,
  • HELENUS,
  • HELEPOLIS,
  • HELIADES,
  • HELICE,
  • HELICON,
  • HELIOGABALUS,
  • HELLE,
  • HEMINA.
  • HERACLIDAE,
  • HERACLITUS,
  • HERCULES,
  • HERCULES
  • HERCULES
  • HERCULES GALLICUS, or OGMIUS.
  • HERES,
  • HERES
  • HERMAPHRODITUS.
  • HERMES,
  • HERM-ATHENAE,
  • HERM-ANUBIS,
  • HERM-HERACLES,
  • HERM-EROS,
  • HERM-HARPOCRATES,
  • HERMA-MITHRA.
  • HERMOGENES
  • HERODOTUS,
  • HEROPHILUS,
  • HEROS,
  • HESIODUS
  • HESIONE,
  • HESPERUS,
  • HESPERIDES,
  • HESPERIA,
  • HETRURIA,
  • HIEROPHANTAE,
  • HIEROGLYPHI,
  • HIEROPHANTAE.
  • HIPPOCENTAURI,
  • HIPPOCRATES,
  • HIPPOCRATIA,
  • HIPPOCRENE,
  • HIPPODAMIA,
  • HIPPODROMUS,
  • HIPPOLYTE,
  • HIPPOMANES,
  • HIPPONA,
  • HIPPOTAMUS,
  • HISTRIO,
  • HOMERUS,
  • HONOR,
  • HORAE,
  • HORATIUS,
  • HORACE,
  • HORACE,
  • HORMUS,
  • HOROLOGIUM,
  • HOROSCOPUS,
  • HORTA,
  • HORTENSIUS
  • HORTUS,
  • HORUS,
  • HOSTIA,
  • HOSTIAE PURAE,
  • HOSTIAE PRAECIDANEAE;
  • HOSTIA BIDENS,
  • HOSTIAE INJUGES,
  • HOSTIAE EXIMIAE,
  • HOSTIAE SUCCIDANEAE,
  • AMBARVALES HOSTIAE,
  • AMBURBIALES HOSTIAE,
  • HOSTIAE CANEARES, or CAVIARES,
  • HOSTIAE PRODIGIAE,
  • HOSTIAE PIACULARES;
  • HOSTIAE AMBEGNAE, or AMBIEGNAE,
  • HOSTIAE HARVIGAE, or HA∣RUGAE,
  • HOSTIAE MEDIALIS;
  • HOSTILIUS TULLUS,
  • HOSTILIUS MANCINUS,
  • HYACINTHUS,
  • HYADES,
  • HYDRA,
  • HYDRAULIS,
  • HYDROMANTIA,
  • HYLAS,
  • HYMEN or HYMENAEUS,
  • HYMNUS,
  • HYPERION,
  • HYPERMNESTRA,
  • HYPOCAUSTUM,
• I.
  • JACCHUS,
  • JANICULUM,
  • JANUARIUS,
  • JANUS.
  • JAPHETUS,
  • JASION,
  • JASON,
  • ICARUS,
  • IDA,
  • IDOLOLATRIA, IDOLOLATRAE, and IDOLA,
  • IDUS,
  • IGNIS,
  • ILITHYIA,
  • IMAGINES,
  • INDIGITES,
  • INFERUS,
  • INO,
  • INSCRIPTIO,
  • INTERPRES,
  • IO,
  • JOCASTA,
  • IPHIGENIA.
  • IRIS,
  • ISIS,
  • ITALIA,
  • ITALUS,
  • ITALUS
  • JUBA,
  • JUBAL,
  • JUDAEI.
  • JUGATINUS,
  • JUGERUM,
  • JUGUM,
  • JULIA.
  • JULIA,
  • JULIA,
  • JULIA,
  • JULIA,
  • JULIANUS
  • JULIUS,
  • JULIUS,
  • JULUS,
  • JUNIUS,
  • JUNO,
  • JUNO MONETA,
  • JUNO REGINA,
  • JUNO CALENDARIS,
  • JUNONALIA,
  • JUPITER.
  • JUPITER STATOR;
  • JUPITER ELICIUS.
  • JUPITER CAPITOLINUS,
  • JUPITER LATIALIS
  • JUPITER SPONSOR,
  • JUPITER PISTOR,
  • JUPITER VICTOR,
  • VE-JUPITER, or VE-JOVIS
  • JUPITER TONANS,
  • JUPITER ULTOR,
  • JUPITER HERCEUS,
  • JUPITER AMMON,
  • JUPITER OLYMPIUS,
  • JUPITER,
  • JURAMENTUM,
  • JUS.
  • JUSTITIA.
  • JUTURNA.
  • JUVENTAS,
  • IXION,
• K.
  • KALENDE,
• L.
  • LABARUM,
  • LABRUM,
  • LABYRINTHUS.
  • LACERNA,
  • LACHESIS,
  • LACONICUM,
  • LACOTOMUS,
  • LAMIAE,
  • LAMPAS;
  • LANCEA,
  • LAPITHAE.
  • LARARIUM.
  • LARES.
  • LARVAE,
  • LARA and LARUNDA,
  • LATICLAVIUM,
  • LATIUM,
  • LATINAE FERIAE,
  • LATONA,
  • LATOR-LEGIS,
  • LATRINAE,
  • LATUS CLAVUS, or LATI∣CLAVIUM, or TUNICA CLA∣VATA: & LATI-CLAVII.
  • LAVATIO MATRIS DEUM.
  • LAVERNA,
  • LAVINIA,
  • LAURENTALIA,
  • LAURENTIA ACCA
  • LAURUS.
  • LECTICA.
  • LECTISTERNIUM,
  • LEDA.
  • LEGIO.
  • LEMNOS,
  • LEMURES,
  • LEMURIA,
  • LERNA,
  • LETHE,
  • LEUCOTHEA.
  • LEUCOTHOE,
  • LEX,
  • LEX SULPITIA,
  • LEX PAPIRIA.
  • LEX HORTENSIA.
  • LEX PUBLICIA.
  • LEX CORNELIA.
  • LEX LICINIA.
  • LEX ROSCIA,
  • LEX CINCIA.
  • LEX PAPIA.
  • LEX AGRARIA.
  • LEX JULIA.
  • LEX SUMPTUARIA,
  • LEX PAPIA,
  • LEX PEPETUNDARUM, or DE REPETUNDIS,
  • LEX AELIA,
  • LEX FUSIA,
  • LEX VALERIA, SEMPRONIA,
  • LEX VILLIA,
  • LEX CORNELIA.
  • LEX HIRCIA,
  • LEX VISELLIA,
  • LEX POMPEIA & CLAUDIA,
  • LEX RHODIA,
  • LIBATIO,
  • LIBATIONES,
  • LIBER.
  • LIBERALIA;
  • LIBER;
  • LIBERALITAS:
  • LIBERTAS.
  • LIBETHRA;
  • LIBITINA;
  • LIBRA,
  • LIBRA,
  • LICHAS;
  • LICTORES;
  • LIMENARCHAE,
  • LINGUA,
  • LINUS,
  • LITARE,
  • LITERA;
    • Of Vowels in general.
    • Of Vowels in particular.
    • Of Consonants.
  • LITHOSTROTON;
  • LITUUS;
  • LIVIA;
  • LIXA;
  • LUCARIA;
  • LUCINA;
  • LUCRETIA;
  • LUCTA;
  • LUCULLUS,
  • LUDI,
  • LUGUDUNUM,
  • LUNA,
  • LUPERCI
  • LUSTRATIO;
  • LUSTRUM;
  • LUTETIA;
  • LYAEUS,
  • LYCAEUS,
  • LYCAON,
  • LYCEUM;
  • LYCIUS,
  • LYCURGUS;
  • LYNCEUS;
  • LYNCUS;
  • LYRA;
  • LYSIMACHUS,
• M.
  • MACHINA,
  • MACHINAE VERSATILES;
  • MACTUS HOC VINO INFE∣RIO ESTO:
  • MAGIA;
  • MAGIA,
  • MAGISTER PEDITUM;
  • MAGISTER EQUITUM;
  • MAGISTER MILITUM UTRI∣USQUE MILITIAE;
  • MAGISTER SCRINII MEMO∣RIAE;
  • MAGISTER SCRINII EPISTO∣LARUM;
  • MAGISTER SCRINII LIBEL∣LORUM;
  • MAGISTER SCRINII DISPO∣SITIONUM,
  • MAIA;
  • MAIUS,
  • MAMURIUS,
  • MANCEPS,
  • MANCEPS,
  • MANCIPARE,
  • MANCIPATIO,
  • MANCIPIUM,
  • MANDRAGORA,
  • MANES;
  • MANIA;
  • MANIPULUS,
  • MANIPULARES;
  • MANLIUS,
  • MANLIUS,
  • MANLIUS,
  • MANUBIAE,
  • MARATHON,
  • MARCELLUS,
  • MARCUS ANTONIUS,
  • MARCUS AURELIUS.
  • MARIUS CAIUS:
  • MARS;
  • MARS,
  • MARTIUS;
  • MARSYAS,
  • MATRIMONIUM,
  • MATRONALIA;
  • MATUTA;
  • MAUSOLUS,
  • MAXENTIUS,
  • MAXIMINUS
  • MECOENAS,
  • MEDEA;
  • MEDICINA,
  • MEDICUS,
  • MEDIMNUS, or MEDIMNUM;
  • MEDITRINALIA,
  • MEDUSA,
  • MEGAERA,
  • MEGALESIA;
  • MELAMPUS,
  • MELANTHO,
  • MELEAGER,
  • MELICERTES,
  • MELPOMENE,
  • MEMNON,
  • MENANDER,
  • MENIPPUS,
  • MENOECEUS;
  • MENSIS,
  • MENSORES;
  • MENSURA;
  • MERCATORUM FESTUM;
  • MERCURY,
  • MERCURY,
  • MERCURY
  • MERCURY
  • MERCURIUS
  • MERETRIX;
  • MEROPS,
  • METELLUS;
  • METRA,
  • METRETES;
  • MIDAS,
  • MILLIARE, and MILLIARIUM;
  • MILO.
  • MINA or MNA,
  • MINERVA;
  • MINERVALIA,
  • MINOS,
  • MINOTAURUS;
  • MITHRA;
  • MITHRIDATES;
  • MNEMOSYNE;
  • MODIUS,
  • MOLA SALSA;
  • MOLOC,
  • MOMUS,
  • MOMUS;
  • MONETA;
    • A RECAPITULATION of ROMAN MONEYS.
      • Copper Moneys.
      • Silver Moneys.
      • Gold Moneys.
  • TRIUM-VIRI MONETALES;
  • MONETARIUS,
  • MONETA;
  • MONETA;
  • MONOCHORDUM,
  • MONS.
  • MONS PALATINUS;
  • MONS CAPITOLINUS;
  • MONS QUIRINALIS,
  • MONS CAELIUS,
  • MONS EXQUILINUS,
  • MONS VIMINALIS;
  • MONS AVENTINUS,
  • MORBUS;
  • MORBUS COMITIALIS;
  • MORPHEUS;
  • MORS,
  • MORTUI,
  • MORPHEUS;
  • MOVERE SENATU;
  • MOVERE TRIBU;
  • MOYSES,
  • MULCIBER,
  • MUNDUS PATENS:
  • MURTIA,
  • MUS;
  • MUSAE,
  • MUSCA,
  • MUSEA, MUSIA & MUSIVA,
  • MUSICA,
  • MUSIVARII,
  • MUTA or TACITA DEA;
  • MYAGROS,
  • MYODES,
  • MYRINUS,
  • MYRMIDONES,
  • MYRON,
  • MYRRHA;
  • MYSTRUM;
• N.
  • NAIADES,
  • NAPAEAE,
  • NARCISSUS
  • NAVIS,
  • NAEVIUS
  • NAULUM,
  • NAUMACHIA;
  • NEBO,
  • NECESSITAS;
  • NECROMANTIA;
  • NECTAR,
  • NEMBROD;
  • NEMEA;
  • NEMESIS;
  • NENIA;
  • NEPHALIA,
  • NEPTUNUS,
  • NEREUS,
  • NEREIDES,
  • NERO,
  • NERVA,
  • NESSUS;
  • NESTOR,
  • NEUROBATES;
  • NICANDER;
  • NICETERIUM;
  • NILUS;
  • NIMROD.
  • NINUS,
  • NIOBE,
  • NISUS,
  • NOBILITAS,
  • NODINUS or NODOSUS,
  • NODUS GORDIUS;
  • NOAH,
  • NOEMA,
  • NOMEN,
  • NOMENCLATOR;
  • NONAE;
  • NOVEMBER;
  • NOVENSILES;
  • NOX;
  • NUMA,
  • NUMERUS;
  • NUPTIAE,
  • NYMPHA;
  • NYMPHAEA;
• O.
  • OBELISCUS,
  • OBOLUS,
  • OBSEQUIAE,
  • OBSTETRIX,
  • OCCASIO,
  • OCCIDENS;
  • OCEANUS;
  • OCTAVIUS CAESAR,
  • OCTOBER;
  • OCTOBER EQUUS;
  • OCULARIA;
  • ODEUM;
  • OEDIPUS;
  • OENOMAUS,
  • OENONE;
  • OENOTRIA;
  • OETA;
  • OGYGES,
  • OGYGIA;
  • OLYMPUS;
  • OLYMPUS;
  • OLYMPIADES;
  • OLYMPICI,
  • OPS;
  • ORACULUM,
  • ORCHESTRA;
  • ORCUS;
  • OREADES,
  • ORESTES;
  • ORGIA;
  • ORIENS;
  • ORION,
  • ORPHEUS
  • ORUS or HORUS,
  • OSIRIS,
  • OSSA;
  • OSTRACISMUS;
  • OTHO,
  • OVATIO;
  • OVIDIUS NASO;
• P.
  • PACTOLUS;
  • PAEAN;
  • PAEON,
  • PALAEMON,
  • PALAESTRA;
  • PALAMEDES;
  • PALATINUS;
  • PALES;
  • PALILIA;
  • PALICI;
  • PALILIA.
  • PALINURUS;
  • PALLA,
  • PALLADIUM;
  • PALLAS,
  • PALLIUM;
  • PALLOR,
  • PALMUS,
  • PALUDAMENTUM;
  • PAN;
  • PANATHENAEA;
  • PANES,
  • PANDORA,
  • PANTHEA, or SIGNA PAN∣THEA;
  • PANTHEON,
  • PANTOMIMUS;
  • PAPILIO;
  • PARANYMPHUS;
  • PARASANGA,
  • PARCAE;
  • PARENTALIA;
  • PARIS;
  • PARNASSUS;
  • PARRICIDA;
  • PARTUNDA;
  • PASIPHAE;
  • PASSUS;
  • PASTOPHORIUM
  • PATAICI DII;
  • PATER-PATRATUS;
  • PATERA;
  • PATRES CONSCRIPTI,
  • PATRICIUS;
  • PATRONUS;
  • PAVENTIA;
  • PAVIMENTUM;
  • PAVO;
  • PAVOR;
  • PAX;
  • PECULATUS;
  • PECULIUM;
  • PECUNIA;
  • PEDANI, or PEDARII SENA∣TORES;
  • PEGASUS.
  • PELION;
  • PELOPS;
  • PELORIS and PELORUS;
  • PENATES;
  • PENELOPE,
  • PENTHEUS,
  • PERILLUS.
  • PERIPATE
  • PERITIUS,
  • PERMESSUS;
  • PERSAE;
  • PERSEUS;
  • PERSEPHONE.
  • PERSIUS;
  • PERTINAX,
  • PETRONIUS;
  • PHAEDRA.
  • PHAEDRUS,
  • PHAETON,
  • PHAETUSA,
  • PHALANX,
  • PHALARIS,
  • PHALERUS,
  • PHAROS;
  • PHEGOR;
  • PHILOCTETES;
  • PHILOMELA;
  • PHILOSOPIA.
  • PHINEUS,
  • PHLEGETHON,
  • PHLEGYAS,
  • PHOBETOR;
  • PHOCI.
  • PHOEBAS;
  • PHOEBE;
  • PHOEBUS,
  • PHOENIX,
  • PHORBAS;
  • PHORCUS and PHORCYS;
  • PHOSPHORUS,
  • PHRIXUS,
  • PICTURA;
  • PICUS,
  • PIERIDES;
  • PIETAS;
  • PILADES;
  • PINARII,
  • PINDUS,
  • PIRAEUS,
  • PIRENE,
  • PIRITHOUS;
  • PISISTRATUS,
  • PISONES,
  • PITHIA;
  • PITHO;
  • PLATO;
  • PLAUTUS,
  • PLEIADES,
  • PLEIONE,
  • PLINIUS;
  • PLINY
  • PLUTARCHUS,
  • PLUTUS;
  • PLUTO,
  • PODIUM,
  • POESIS,
  • POETAE,
  • POLLUX,
  • POLYHYMNIA, or POLYMNIA;
  • POLYNICES,
  • POLYPHEMUS;
  • POMONA;
  • POMPEIUS;
  • PONDUS;
  • PONTES,
  • PONTIFEX;
  • POPAE;
  • POPLIFUGIUM;
  • PORRICERE;
  • PORTA;
  • PORTICUS,
  • PORTORIUM,
  • PORTUMNUS;
  • POST-SCENIUM,
  • POST-VORTA;
  • POTITII,
  • PRAECIAE
  • PRAECO;
  • PRAEFECTUS PRAETORIO;
  • PRAEFECTUS URBIS;
  • PRAEFERICULUM,
  • PRAEFICAE MULIERES:
  • PRAENOMEN;
  • PRAEPOSITUS
  • PRAETEXTA;
  • PRAETEXTATI,
  • PRAETOR;
  • PRAETORES CEREALES, or FRU∣MENTARII;
  • PRAETORES AERARII;
  • PRAETORIUM;
  • PRAETORIANI;
  • PRAXITELES;
  • PRIAMUS;
  • PRIAPUS;
  • PRIMICERIUS CUBICULI;
  • PRIMICERIUS NOTARIORUM,
  • PRIMIPILUS,
  • PRIMITIAE;
  • PROBUS,
  • PRO-CONSUL;
  • PROGNE;
  • PROMETHEUS,
  • PRO-PRAETOR,
  • PROSCENIUM;
  • PROSERPINA,
  • PROTEUS,
  • PROTESILAUS;
  • PROVIDENTIA;
  • PRYTANEUM;
  • PSECADES;
  • PSYCHE:
  • PUGILATUS;
  • PUGILES;
  • PULPITUM;
  • PULVINARIA;
  • PUTEAL LIBONIS:
  • PUTICULI, or PUTICULAE;
  • PYGMEI;
  • PYLADES.
  • PYLAEMENES,
  • PYRACMON;
  • PYRAMIS;
  • PYRAMUS;
  • PYRRHICHA;
  • PYTHAGORAS;
  • PYTHICI;
  • PYTHIUS;
  • PYTHON;
• Q.
  • QUAESTOR,
  • QUAESTORES PARRICIDII;
  • QUERCETULANA
  • QUINQUATRIA;
  • QUINQUENNALES LUDI;
  • QUIRINALIS,
  • QUIRINUS;
  • QUIRITES;
• R.
  • RAMNENSES;
  • RATITI;
  • RECINIUM, and RECINUM, and RECINUS;
  • RECUPERATORES;
  • REDDIIIO:
  • REGIFUGIUM;
  • REGIO;
  • RELIQUIAE;
  • REMURIA;
  • REMUS,
  • REPETUNDARUM CRIMEN, or DE REPETUNDIS;
  • RETIARII;
  • RADAMANTHUS;
  • RHAMNUSIA;
  • RHEA,
  • RICA;
  • RICULA;
  • RIDICULUS, and AEDICULA RI∣DICULI;
  • ROBIGO, or ROBIGUS;
  • ROGATIO LEGIS;
  • ROMA;
  • ROMULUS,
  • ROSTRA;
  • RUDIS;
  • RUDUSCULANA PORTA;
  • RUMA or RUMINA;
  • RUTUMENIA;
• S.
  • SABAZIA;
  • SABAZIUS;
  • SABATHUM;
  • SACERDOS;
  • SACRIFICIA;
  • SACROS;
  • SAGUM;
  • SALACIA;
  • SALAPITIUM;
  • SALARIA;
  • SALII;
  • SALINAE,
  • SALTATIO;
  • SALUS,
  • SANCTUS or SANCUS and SAN∣GUS, and SEMO-SANCTUS and FI∣DIUS.
  • SANDALIUM,
  • SANDAPILA;
  • SANGUS.
  • SANITAS;
  • SARCOPHAGUS
  • SATURNALIA.
  • SATURNUS;
  • SATURNALIA;
  • SATYRI;
  • SATYRA,
  • SCABILLA, SCABELLA, SCA∣MILLA, and SCAMELLA;
  • SCALAE GEMONIAE;
  • SCELERATA;
  • SCENA;
  • SCENE;
  • SCHOENOBATES;
  • SCHOLASTICI;
  • SCRIBA;
  • SCRINIUM;
  • SCRINIUM MEMORIAE;
  • SCRINIUM EPISTOLARUM;
  • SCRINIUM LIBELLORUM;
  • SCRINIUM DISPOSITIONUM,
  • SCRINIUM
  • SCRIPTURA;
  • SCRUPULUS;
  • SCULPTURA;
  • SECESPITA,
  • SECULUM;
  • SECULARES LUDI;
  • SELLA SOLIDA;
  • SELLA CURULIS;
  • SEMELE;
  • SEMENTINAE FERIAE;
  • SEMONES;
  • SENACULA;
  • SENATOR;
  • SENATUS;
  • SENECA;
  • SENTINUS DEUS;
  • SEPTA;
  • SEPTEMBER.
  • SEPTIMIANA PORTA;
  • SEPTIMONTIUM,
  • SEPTIZONIUM;
  • SEPTUNX;
  • SEPULCRA.
  • SEPULTURE;
  • SEPULCRA;
  • SERAPIS;
  • SERPENS,
  • SERVUS,
  • SERVUS AB EPHEMERIDE;
  • SERVUS AB EPISTOLIS;
  • SERVUS à MANU, or AMANUEN∣SIS, and SERVUS AD MANUM;
  • SERVUS à PEDIBUS;
  • ACTORES SERVI;
  • PROCURATOR SERVUS;
  • CELLARIUS SERVUS;
  • DISPENSATOR SERVUS;
  • NEGOTIATORES SERVI;
  • NUTRITII SERVI;
  • MEDICI SERVI;
  • SILENTIARII SERVI;
  • CUBICULARIUS SERVUS;
  • VILLICUS SERVUS;
  • ATRIENSIS SERVUS,
  • LECTICARII SERVI;
  • POLLINCTOR SERVUS;
  • CAPSARII SERVI;
  • SACCULARII SERVI;
  • VESTISPICI;
  • EMISSARII SERVI;
  • NOMENCLATORES SERVI, or NOMENCULATORES;
  • CALCULATORES SERVI;
  • LIBRARII SERVI;
  • TABELLARIUS SERVUS;
  • CALATORES SERVI;
  • CURSORES SERVI;
  • TOPIARII SERVI;
  • VIRIDIARII SERVI;
  • PASTORES SERVI;
  • SALTUARII SERVI;
  • VENATORES;
  • AUCUPES SERVI;
  • VESTIGATORES;
  • DIAETARII SERVI;
  • AQUARII SERVI;
  • ANALECTAE;
  • POCILLATORES, or AD CYA∣THOS SERVI;
  • PRAEGUSTATOR SERVUS;
  • OBSONATORES;
  • STRUCTORES SERVI;
  • VOCATORES;
  • ADMISSIONALES;
  • PISTORES and MOLITORES;
  • OSTIARII and JANITORES;
  • SCOPARII;
  • PENICULI;
  • FORNACATOR;
  • BALNEATORES;
  • SESTERTIUS;
  • SEVA,
  • SEVERUS,
  • SEXAGENARIUM DE PONTE DEJICERE:
  • SEXTANS;
  • SEXTARIUS;
  • SEXTILIS;
  • SI VOBIS VIDETUR, DISCE∣DITE, QUIRITES;
  • SI SCIENS FALLO, ME DIE∣SPITER SALVA URBE ARCE QUE BONIS EJICIAT, UTI EGO HUNC LAPIDEM.
  • SIBYLLAE;
  • SIBYLLINILIBRI;
  • SIGILLARIA:
  • SIGNA,
  • SIGNUM RUGNAE;
  • SILENTIUM;
  • SILENUS,
  • SILVANUS;
  • SIMPULUM;
  • SIMONIDES;
  • SIRENES;
  • SISTRUM;
  • SISYPHUS;
  • SITICENES;
  • SOCCUS and SOCCULUS;
  • SOCRATES;
  • SOL;
  • SOLARIUM,
  • SOLARIUM,
  • SOLEAE,
  • SOLITAURILIA;
  • SOLON,
  • SOMNUS,
  • SOMNIUM;
  • SORTES;
  • SOTERIA;
  • SPHINX;
  • SPORTULA;
  • STADIUM;
  • STATERA;
  • STATUAE;
  • STOLA,
  • STRENAE,
  • STYMPHALIDES AVES;
  • STYX,
  • SUADA and SUADELA;
  • SUETONIUS,
  • SUFFRAGIUM;
  • SUMMANUS,
  • SYLLA,
  • SYLVANUS or SILVANUS.
  • SILVIUS POSTHUMUS,
  • SYRE ES.
  • SYRINX and SYRINGA,
  • SYRTES,
• T.
  • entry
  • TABERNAE TRES.
  • TACITA,
  • TACITUS.
  • TACITUS,
  • TAEDA,
  • TANARUS,
  • TAGES,
  • TALARIUS LUDAS;
  • TALASSUS, and TALASIO, and TA∣LASSIUS;
  • TALENTUM;
  • TANTALUS,
  • TARPEIA;
  • TARQUINIUS PRISCUS,
  • TARQUINIUS LUCIUS;
  • TARTARA;
  • TAUROPOLIUM,
  • TAURUS;
  • TAYGETE;
  • TEGEA;
  • TELAMONES;
  • TELCHINES,
  • TELLUS,
  • TEMPE;
  • TEMPLUM,
  • TEMPLUM SATURNI;
  • TEMPLUM CYBELES;
  • TEMPLUM JOVIS;
  • TEMPLUM JUNONIS;
  • TEMPLUM APOLLINIS;
  • TEMPLUM DIANAE;
  • TEMPLUM MINERVAE;
  • TEMPLUM MERCURIJ,
  • TEMPLUM MARTIS;
  • TEMPLUM VENERIS;
  • TEMPLUM VESTAE,
  • TEMPLUM CERERIS ELUSINAE;
  • TEMPLUM VIRTUTIS & HO∣NORIS;
  • TEMPLUM FORTUNAE EQUE∣STRIS,
  • TEMPLUM HERCULIS,
  • TEMPLUM CASTORIS & POL∣LUCIS,
  • TEMPLUM SOLIS,
  • TEMPLUM
  • TEMPLUM CONCORDIAE;
  • TEMPLUM PIETATIS,
  • TEMPLUM AESCULAPII,
  • TERMINUS,
  • TERPSICORE,
  • TERRA,
  • TESTAMENTUM,
  • TETHYS,
  • THALIA;
  • THAMUS,
  • THAUMATRON,
  • THEATRUM;
  • THEBAE;
  • THEMIS;
  • THERAPHIM,
  • THESEUS;
  • THESMOPHORIA;
  • THETIS,
  • THYESTES;
  • THYMELE,
  • TIBERIUS,
  • TIBIA,
  • TIRESIAS,
  • TISIPHONE,
  • TITAN,
  • TITANES,
  • TITHONUS,
  • TITUS,
  • TITYUS,
  • TOGA,
  • TRAGOEDIA,
  • TRAJANUS,
  • TRIBUNI PLEBIS,
  • TRIBUNUS MILITUM,
  • TRIBUNUS COHORTIUM PRAE∣TORIANARUM;
  • TRIBUNI CELERUM,
  • TRIBUNI AERARII,
  • TRIBUS,
  • TRIPTOLEMUS,
  • TRIQUETRA,
  • TRISMEGISTUS.
  • TRITON,
  • TRIUMPHALIS CURRUS.
  • TRIUMPHATOR.
  • TRIUMPHUS,
  • TROCHUS;
  • TROPHONIUS,
  • TUBAL-CAIN,
  • TULLUS HOSTILIUS,
  • TUNICA,
  • TYCHE,
  • TYMPANA;
  • TYPHON;
• V.
  • VACUNA;
  • VADARI ALIQUEM;
  • VATICANUS,
  • VE-JOVIS,
  • VELABRUM;
  • VENILIA;
  • VENTUS,
  • VENUS,
  • VERBENA
  • VERGILIAE,
  • VERITAS,
  • VERTICORDIA,
  • VERTUMNUS,
  • VERUS,
  • VESPATIAN,
  • VESPER,
  • VESPERUGO;
  • VESTA,
  • VESTALES,
  • VESUVIUS or VESEVUS,
  • VIAE,
  • VICTORIA,
  • VINDICTA,
  • VIRBIUS,
  • VIRGA,
  • VIRGILIUS,
  • VIRTUS,
  • VISCERATIONES,
  • VITA,
  • VITELLIUS,
  • VITRUM;
  • ULYSSES;
  • UMBILICUS,
  • VOLUMEN;
  • VOLUPIA,
  • VOTA,
  • URANIA,
  • URNA,
  • USTRINA, or USTRINUM;
  • USURA CENTESIMIS,
  • VULCANUS,
• X.
  • XAIPE,
  • XANTHUS,
  • XENIA,
  • XYSTOS;
  • XYSTUS;
• Y.
• Z.
  • ZENOBIA,
  • ZEPHYRUS,
  • ZETES,
  • ZETHUS,
  • ZEUXIS,
  • ZODIACUS,
  • ZONAE,
  • ZOROASTER,
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