234 Laus Italiae Propertius iii. 22 235 Laus Romae Claudian, _de Cons. Stil._ iii. 150 236 ‘Quod cuncti gens una sumus’ Prudentius, _c. Symm._ ii. 583
238 A. Propempticon Vergilio Horace, _Od._ i. 3 B. „ „ Horace, _Od._ i. 3 239 A. Propempticon Maecio Celeri Statius, _Sil._ ii. 2. 1 B. „ „ Statius, _Sil._ ii. 2. 42 240 A. Seneca Seneca, _Ep._ xv. 8 B. „ Seneca, _Medea_ 920 241 A. Criticism of Poets Horace, _Ep._ ii. 1. 50 B. „ „ Terence Caesar, _ap. Sueton._ C. Ovid on his Contemporaries Ovid, _Tr._ iv. 10. 41 242 A. A Storm at Sea Ovid, _Tr._ i. 2. 19 B. The Passing of Romulus Ovid, _Fasti_ ii. 493 C. Thunder and Hail Pacuvius _ap. Cic._ D. The Argo in a Gale Val. Fl. _Arg._ viii. 328 243 A. Lesbia’s Sparrow Catullus iii. B. ‘My Parrot, an obtrusive bird’ Statius, _Sil._ ii. 4 C. The Lap-dog and its Portrait Martial i. 109 244 A. The Roman Satirists Quintilian x. 1. 93 B. A Criticism of Lucilius Horace, _Sat._ i. 4. 1 C. Why Juvenal wrote Satire Juvenal i. 19 D. Juvenal’s Subject Juvenal i. 81 245 A. Virtue defined Lucilius, _fr._ B. Poor men of mighty deeds Juvenal xi. 90 C. Persius in praise of his Tutor Persius v. 19 246 A. Objections to a permanent Theatre Livy, _Epit._ 48 B. Scenic Arrangements Suetonius _ap. Serv._ C. The Awnings Lucretius iv. 75 D. The Law of Otho Livy, _Epit._ 99 E. Usurpers of Equestrian Privileges Horace, _Epod._ iv. 11 247 A. The Web of Fate Catullus lxiv. 311 B. The Skill of Arachne Ovid, _Met._ vi. 19 C. The Pastime of Circe Vergil, _Aen._ vii. 10 248 A. The Monster approaches Andromeda Ovid, _Met._ iv. 671 B. How Perseus won his Bride Ovid, _Met._ iv. 721 249 A. Andromeda Manilius, _Astr._ v. 567 B. The Death of the Monster Manilius, _Astr._ v. 595 250 A. The School of Flavius Horace, _Sat._ i. 6. 71 B. Ovid at School Ovid. _Tr._ iv. 10. 15 C. The Schoolmaster’s Life Juvenal vii. 222 D. Early School Martial xiv. 223 E. Homogeneous Divisions Quintilian i. 2. 23 F. Plagosus Orbilius Martial ix. 68. 1 251 A. Books Ovid, _Tr._ i. 1. 1 B. „ Tibullus iii. 1. 9 C. „ Martial i. 2 252 A. Arethusa Ovid, _Met._ v. 585 B. „ Ovid, _Met._ v. 614 253 A. Hylas Propertius i. 20. 17 B. „ Val. Fl. _Arg._ iii. 581 254 The Portmanteau Fish Plautus, _Rud._ iv. 3. 58 255 A. ‘Humani nihil a me alienum puto’ Terence, _Haut._ i. 1. 15 B. Cicero on Terence Suetonius, _vit. Ter._ 34 C. Defence of Contaminatio Terence, _Haut._ prol. 16 256 A. The Song of the Nightingale Pliny, _H. N._ x. 81 B. A Corinthian Statuette Pliny, _Ep._ iii. 6 257 A. Helps to Style Pliny, _Ep._ vii. 9 B. Importance of Concentration Quintilian, _Inst. Or._ x. 3. 28 258 A. De Simonide Phaedrus iv. 23 B. Mons Parturiens Phaedrus iv. 24 C. Truth will out Phaedrus, _App._ 22 259 A. The Golden Age Tibullus i. 3. 35 B. Birthday Wishes Tibullus ii. 2 260 A. On the delights of Hunting with a Note-book Pliny, _Ep._ i. 6 B. Oenone Paridi Ovid, _Her._ v. 17 C. The Hunting Party Vergil, _Aen._ iv. 129 261 A. A Roman Day Martial iv. 8 B. The Simple Life Horace, _Sat._ i. 6. 110 262 A. In Praise of Agricola Tacitus, _Agr._ 46 B. Britain: its Climate and Products Tacitus, _Agr._ 12 263 A. Trimalchio’s Supper Petronius 50 B. „ „ Petronius 51 264 I. Pronunciation: H Quintilian i. 5. 20 „ H Catullus lxxxiv. II. A Street Cry Cicero, _Div._ ii. 40. 84 III. K, Q, C Ter. Maurus IV. U Plautus, _Men._ 555 265 I. Proverbial Expressions Caesar, _B. C._ ii. 27 II. „ „ Cicero, _Phil._ xii. 5 III. „ „ Horace, _Ep._ i. 2. 40 IV. „ „ Juvenal ii. 83 V. „ „ Livy xxi. 10 VI. „ „ Lucretius ii. 79 VII. „ „ Martial i. 32 VIII. „ „ Plautus, _Bacch._ i. 2. 36 IX. „ „ Terence, _Eun._ prol. 41 X. „ „ Terence, _Ph._ ii. 4. 14 XI. „ „ Pub. Syrus XII. „ „ Seneca, _de Brev. Vit._ i. 2 XIII. „ „ Tacitus, _Agr._ 30 XIV. „ „ Varro, _de Re Rust._ iii. 1 XV. „ „ Vergil, _Aen._ vi. 95 XVI. „ „ Vergil, _Aen._ i. 461 266 A. ‘Whom the gods love die young’ Quintilian, _Inst. Or._ vi. 1. 9 B. Servius Sulpicius to Cicero. Cicero, _ad Fam._ iv. 5 267 A. Catullus at his Brother’s Grave Catullus ci. B. To Calvus on his Wife’s Death Catullus xcvi. C. Cornelia’s Plea to her Husband Propertius iv. 11. 1 D. Mors Tibulii Ovid, _Am._ iii. 9 268 Apophoreta Martial 269 „ Martial 270 Epitaphs and Inscriptions. I. On Naevius Naevius II. On Ennius Ennius III. On Pacuvius Pacuvius IV. On Plautus Plautus V. On Tibullus Domitius Marsus VI. In tumulo hominis felicis Ausonius, _Epit._ 36 VII. Thermopylae Cicero, _Tusc._ i. 42. 101 271 Epilogue. A. Horace Horace, _Od._ iii. 30 B. Ovid Ovid, _Met._ xv. 871 C. Martial Martial iv. 89