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1084 SYNDICS.<br />
SYNEGORUS.<br />
Respecting the games <strong>and</strong> amusements by which in execution on behalf <strong>of</strong> the state ; or when the<br />
the Symposia were enlivened, it is unnecessary to goods <strong>of</strong> a convict having been confiscated, a claim<br />
say much here, as moat <strong>of</strong> them are described in was made by a mortgagee, or other creditor having<br />
separate articles in this work. Enigmas or riddles a lien thereupon, to have his debt satisfied out <strong>of</strong><br />
(ah- iypara or yp?
1084 SYNDICS. SYNEGORUS. Respecting the games <strong>and</strong> amusements by which in execution on behalf <strong>of</strong> the state ; or when the the Symposia were enlivened, it is unnecessary to goods <strong>of</strong> a convict having been confiscated, a claim say much here, as moat <strong>of</strong> them are described in was made by a mortgagee, or other creditor having separate articles in this work. Enigmas or riddles a lien thereupon, to have his debt satisfied out <strong>of</strong> (ah- iypara or yp?
SYNEGOKUS. SYNEGORUS. 108.? paid no attention to these, were unable to compete an equal interest with his father in preserving the with more experienced opponents. To consult n inheritance, <strong>and</strong> therefore he would be considered friend before bringing an action, or about the best in the light <strong>of</strong> a party. The law which pro means <strong>of</strong> preparing a defence, were obvious expe hibited the advocate from taking fees, under peril dients. It was but another step to have a speech <strong>of</strong> a ypcupii before the Thesmothetao (Demosth. prepared by such friend out <strong>of</strong> court, to be delivered c Steph. 1137), made no provision (<strong>and</strong> perhaps it by the party himself when the cause was brought was impossible to make on effective provision) to trial. A class <strong>of</strong> persons thus sprang up, some against on influence <strong>of</strong> a more pernicious kind, viz. what in the nature <strong>of</strong> chamber counsel, who re that <strong>of</strong> political association, which induced men to ceived money for writing speeches <strong>and</strong> giving legal support the members <strong>of</strong> their club or party without advice to those who consulted them. Of this class the least regard for the right or justice <strong>of</strong> the case. Antiphon was the first who acquired any celebrity. Hence the frequent allusions by the orators to the Lysias, Isaeus, <strong>and</strong> Isocrates obtained considerable JpyatTT'fipta
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Acerca de este libro Esta es una co
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Adictionary of Greek and Roman anti
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p p
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DICTIONARY GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUIT
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LIST OF WRITERS. INITIALS. NAMES. A
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viii PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION.
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X TKEFACK TO THE FIRST EDITION. us
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PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. " lit
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2 ABORTIO. ACCEPTILATIO. (Cic Verr.
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4 ACIIA1CUM FOEDUS. ACHAICUM FOEDUS
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6 ACINACES. ACROTERIUM. close union
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adventures, with the names of the p
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10 ACTIO. ACTIO. That body of law w
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12 ACTIO. ACTIO. might afterwards g
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11 ADLECTI ADOPTIO. taken from orig
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10 ADORATIO. ADULTERIUM. of very do
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18 AEDILES. AEDILES. of property. (
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Tiberius (Tacit. Ann. iv. 35.) The
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22 AENUM. AERARII. AEINAUTAE (aeiMt
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24 AERARIUM. AERARIUM. that it was
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26 AES EQUESTRE. AES UXORIUM. bronz
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28 AFFINES, AFF1NITAS. AGELA. of th
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30 AGER AGER they were called Subru
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■:.-2 AGORA. AGORA. The etymology
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24 AGORA. AGORA. also used as a tre
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36 AGORA. AORAPHIOU GRAPIIE. in the
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311 AGRARIAE LEGES. AGRARIAE LEGES.
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40 AGRARIAE LEGES. AGRARIAE LEGES.
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4 "J AG1URIAE LEGE& AGRARIAE LEGES.
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44 AGRICULTURA. AGRICULTURA. was a
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46 AGRICULTURA. AGRICULTURA. turn),
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48 AGRICULTURA. AGRICULTURA. circum
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*© AGRICULTURA. AGRICULTURA. oan
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52 AGRICULTURA. AGRICULTURA. leu in
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54 AGRICULTURAL AGR1CULTURA. reeds
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S6 AGRICULTURA. AGRICULTURA. for ma
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58 AGRICULTURA. AGRICULTURA. having
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CO AGRICULTURA. AGRICULTURA. horses
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62 AGRICULTURA. AGRICULTURE tiroes
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the boves domestici. The common num
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66 AGRICULTURA. AORICULTURA. duce,
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C8 AGIUCULTURA. a sort of endive. I
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70 AGRICULTURA. AGRICULTURA. with u
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72 AGRIONIA AGROTERAS THUS1A. The A
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7i ALAUDA. A LEA. 4. Lastly, under
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7fi ALLUVIO. AMBITUS. African sand,
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78 AMBITUS. aMICTUS. in whole or in
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I AMPHICTYONES. 149; Dionys. iv. 25
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82 AMPHICTYONS. AMPHITHEATRUM. with
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84 AMPHITHEATRUM. AMPHITHEATRUM. si
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86 AMPH1THEATRUM. AMPHITHEATRUM. Th
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88 AMPHITHEATRUM. AMPHITHEATRUM. b.
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90 AMPHORA. AMPHORA. art. Aries.) B
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92 ANAKEIA. ANAKRISIS. describes it
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94 ANAXAGOREIA. ANGARIA. was differ
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ANNULUS. Antonius Musa, a physician
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98 ANTEFIXA. ANTIDOSIS. moulds, and
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■ 100 ANTLIA. . ANTLIA. From what
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102 APEX, APHRODISIA. tim was remov
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101 APOPHORA. APOSTOLEIS. place. Ac
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10« APPELLATIO. APPELLATIO. be obt
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103 AQUAEDUCTUS. AQUAEDUCTUS. to ci
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110 AQUAEDUCTUS. AQUAEDUCTUS. Its l
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i I 112 AQUAEDUCTUS. AQUAEDUCTUS. a
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114 AQUAEDUCTUS. AQUAEDUCTUS. Aqua
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116 AHA. ARA. land ; or by the owne
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118 ARATRUM. ARATRUM. (Excursion in
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120 AUCHITECTURA. ARCHITECTURA. gov
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122 ARCIION. ARCHON. after passing
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124 ARCIION. AKCUS. (">Spto>s yp&pa
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126 ARCUS. AUEIOPAGUS. specimens of
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128 AREIOPAGUS. AREIOPAGUS. demos.
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130 AROENTARII. ARGENTARII. to Home
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132- ARGENTUM. ARGENTUM. Sat. i. 6.
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134 ARISTOCRATIA. ARISTOCRATIA. ari
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136 AKMILLA. ARMILLA. properly bell
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138 ARVALES FRATRES. ARVALES FRATRE
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WO AS. AS. were accompanied by a re
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142 ASEBEIAS ORAPHE. ASILLA. a he-g
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,44 ASTROLOGIA. ASTROLOGIA. in the
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I4C ASTRONOMIA. which, as we are as
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ASTRONOMIA. tan in the Little Bear
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ISO ASTRONOMIA. ASTRONOMIA. Hclle f
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152 ASTROXOMIA. ASTRONOMIA. Great F
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154 ASTRONOMIA. ASTRONOMIA. Before
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156 ASTRONOMIA. ASTRONOMIA. other h
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ASTRONOMIA. he inculcates may be th
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160 ASTRONOMIA. ASTRONOMIA. month o
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1 02 ASTRONOMIA. ASTRONOMIA. " Orio
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164 ASTltONOMIA. ASTRONOMIA. Aeschy
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ATELEIA. § 12). ThiB constitutio o
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1GB ATIMIA. have been frequently co
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170 ATLANTE& ATRAMENTUM. Hating con
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172 AUCTIO. AUCTOR. above and below
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174 AUGUR. AUGUR. probation and con
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176 AUGUR. AUGUR. came the practice
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173 AUGUR. AUGUR nuntiafio (perhaps
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180 AUGUSTALES. AURUM. Gruter (316.
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182 AURUM. AUSP1CIUM. came into cir
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liU BALNEAE. BALNEA E. balnearum (l
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186 BALNEAE. BALNEAE. describes the
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188 BALNEAE. BALNEAE. to as a daily
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.90 BALNEAE. BALNEAE. construction,
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1.0-2 BALNEAE. BALNEAE. kemixphaeri
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194 BALNEAE. BALNEAE. ample remains
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136 BALTEUS. BARBA. the lower oncB
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198 BASILICA, BASILICA. something b
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200 BASILICA. BAXA. empire apply th
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202 BIBLIOTHECA. BIBLIOTHKCA. son w
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sider that the damage done by Philo
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206 BONA, BONA CADUCA. in the same
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208 BONORUM EMTIO, BONORUM POSSESSI
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210 BOULE. BOULE. representative, a
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212 BOULE. BOULE. and responsible (
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214 BRAURONIA. BREVIARIUM. at Spart
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210 BYSSUS. CACABUS. Verr. i. 58) ;
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218 CADUS. CAELATURA. were brought,
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220 CALATHUS. CALCEUS. 12. s.55, xx
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222 CALENDAR! UM. CALENDARIUM. The
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224 CALENDARIUM. CALENDARIUM. It sh
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226 CALENDARIUM. CALENDARIUM. The s
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221 CALENDARIUM. CALENDAR! UM. way
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230 CALENDARIUM. CALENDARIUM. We gi
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232 CALENDARIUM. CALENDARIUM. refer
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nian LVmeter. The women taking part
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235 CANDELABRUM. CANDELABRUM. the c
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238 CAPISTRUM. CAPSA. form. (Athen.
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210 CARCER. CARCER. A judicium capi
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242 CARNIFEX. CARPENTUM. Carncios,
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2-U CASTRA. CASTRA. CASSIS. [Galea
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246 CASTRA. CASTRA. march by a regu
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248 CASTRA. CASTUA. and left of the
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250 CASTRA. CASTRA rally speaks of
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212 CASTRA. CASTRA. (Fig. 3.) PORTA
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254 CASTRA, CASTRA. perhaps the Pra
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25t> CATAPIIRACTI. CATARACTA. (Ta£
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The word KairnKuoy signified, as ha
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CELLA. if any person recovered it f
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362 CENSOR. CENSOR. the emperors in
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264 CENSOR. CENSOR. ing the animadv
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2S6 CENSUS. CENSUS. of the censorsh
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268 CEREALIA. CERTI. in early timet
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270 CIIALCIDICUM. CIIARISTIA. decor
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272 CHIRURGIA. CHIRURGIA. given to
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274 CHIltURGIA. CHIRURGIA. entirely
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CHOREGUS. (chlamyde coecinca, Lampr
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278 CHORUS. CHORUS. dence, are best
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280 CHORUS. CHRONOLOG1A. TpayipSia
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282 CHTHONIA. UPPU& themselves. M.
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2S14 CIRCUS. CIRCUS. J terniption t
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286 CIRCUS. CIRCUS. Murciam, from t
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388 CISTA CIVITAS. times the contes
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290 CIVITAS. CIVITAS. maternal gran
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202 CIVITAS. CIVITAS. form, of beco
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294 . CLAVUS LATUS. CLIENS. and Abe
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296 CM ENS. CLIMA. It is stated by
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290 CLIPEUS. CLIPEUS. Ttpiipipna or
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300 KLOPES DIKE. COCHLEA. year 1742
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302 CODEX. CODEX. Justinian himself
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304 COENA. COENA. sit down together
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300 COENA. COENA. and the introduct
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308 COENA. COENA. ivory or tortoiae
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I 310 COGNATL COLLEGIUM. Tritavus,
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312 COLONATUS. COLONATUS. should go
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314 COLONIA. COLON IA. a colony of
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316 . COLON 1 A. COLONIA. for suppo
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318 COLON I A. COLONIA. strangers t
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320 COLORES. COLORES. the passing o
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322 COLOSSUS. COLUM. vapair6ptov% s
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324 COLUMNA. COLUMNA. each of the p
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326 COLUMN.*. COLUMNA, cornice betw
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COLUMNARIUM. capital. The inscripti
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330 COMES. COMITTA. pillus, caesart
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333 COMITIA. COMITIA. certain ; and
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331 COMITIA. COMITIA. According to
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336 COMITIA. COMITIA. ho might gran
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338 COMITIA. COMITIA. legislative c
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340 COMITIA. COMMISSORIA LEX. able
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and violets, and threw skins round
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344 COMOEDIA. COMOEDIA. than with t
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own absurdity. It is perfectly clea
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348 CONCILIUM. CONCIO. yicc of slav
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350 CONFUSIO. CONGIARIUM. CONFESSO'
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352 CONSUL, CONSUL. the founder of
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354 CONSUL. CONSUL. with the census
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356 CONSUL. CONSUL. nominate a dict
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358 CORBIS. CORNU. (Caes. Bell. Coi
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360 CORONA. CORONA. him that defere
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3G2 CORONA. CORONA. parties, were s
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364 CORYBANTICA. COSMKTAE. of which
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3GG COTHURNUS. The slave* were divi
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US CRATER. CRIMEN. place in the nty
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ero CROTALUM. . CRUX. or KpoKtarbs
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372 CUBITUS. CUDO. their masters to
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374 CUPA. CURATOR. ii. p. G40. No.
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perspicuity of the language. ( Von
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578 CURRUS. CURRUS. resident alien,
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sno CURRUS. CYATIIUS. plete suits o
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882 DAEDALA. DAMARETION. •f a cym
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804 DAPHNEPIIORIA. DARICUS. ■moth
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"3CG DECEMVIRI. DECEMVIRI. Accordin
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388 DEJECTI EFFUSIVE ACTIO, delator
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390 DEM10PRATA. DEMOCRATIA. been fi
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592 DEMUS. DEMUS. off from the wast
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391 DEPOSITUM. DESULTOR. is equal i
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396 DIAETETICA. DIAETETAE. the mean
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son DIAETETAE. great importance, in
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400 DIAPSEPIIISIS. DIASIA. forth an
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402 DICASTES. DIKE. the Ilissus, bu
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404 DIKE. DICTATOR. render him liab
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406 DICTATOR. DICTATOR. In the same
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408 DIES. DIES. find at a later tim
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•10 DIMACHERI. DIONY81A. causa cu
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412 DIONYSIA. DIONYSIA. days, and t
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414 DIONYSIA. DIRIBITORES. their pa
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410 DTVINATIO. DIVINATIO. kinds of
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418 DIVORTIUM. DIVORTIUM. duct the
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the other hand, figs. 5, 6, 7, exac
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422 DOMINIUM. DOMINIUM. (Ulp. Frag,
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+21 DOM US. DOMUS. by Lysias (De Ca
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420 DOM US. DOMUS. Portions of the
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428 DOMUS. DOM US. Carm. iii. 1. 46
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DOMUS. the family, or intended for
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432 DOMUS. DONARIA. (3.) The ceilin
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434 DONATIO. DONATIO MORTIS CAUSA.
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436 DOS. DOS. DORMITO RIA. [Domus.]
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430 DRACHMA, DRACHMA. the husband m
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4 II) ECCLESIA. ECCLESIA. being to
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442 ECCLESIA. ECCLESIA. traitorousl
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441 EDICTUM. EDICTUM. of this assem
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446 EDICTUM THEODORICI. EISAGOGEIS.
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448 EISANGELIA. EISPHORA. (Don. e,
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450 ELECTRUM. ELECTRUM. (Demosth.e.
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452 ELEPIIAS. ELEUSINIA. tot up at
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454 ELEUSINIA. ELEUTHERIA. mystae n
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456 EMBATEIA. EMBLEMA. emancipate a
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EMPHYTEUSIS. words of Pliny (I. c.)
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460 ENECHYRA. ENGYE. this kind. Her
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462 EPEUNACTAE. F.PIIEBUS. EO'RA. [
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the use of saddles was unknown unti
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466 EPHORI. EPIBATAE. and who is sa
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4C8 EPIMELETAE. EPISTATES. the offe
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470 EPOBELIA. EPULONES. mortgages,
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472 EQU1TES. EQUITES. latter to 200
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474 EQUITES. EQUITES. be qualified
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476 ESSEDA. EVICTIO. gilds, or frat
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478 EUTHYNE. EUTHYNE. of the highes
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4!10 EX EG ETA E. EXERCITORIA ACTIO
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482 EXERCITUS. EXERCITUS. qucntly e
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484 EXERC1TUS. EXERCITUS. which Her
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486 EXERCITUS. EXERCITUS. Only the
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488 EXERCITUS. EXERCITUS. The geniu
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4f)0 EXERCITUS. EXERCITUS. without
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494 EXERCITUS. EXERCITUS. 4. From t
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4% EXERCITUS. EXERCITUS. sections,
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4!>8 EXERCITUS. EXERCITUS. culiar d
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500 EXERCITUS. EXERCITUS. the kings
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502 EXERCITUS. EXKRCITUS. In corrob
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504 EXERCITUS. EXERCITUS. a law of
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EXERCITUS. valuable to the state. I
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veterans of Julius Caesar to aid hi
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I Urbanae Cohortcs. — We may take
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512 EXODIA. EXOMOSIA. declare wheth
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614 EXSILIUM. EXSIL1UM. satisfied,
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«16 EXSILIUM. EXSILIUM. cally corr
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518 FALX. FALX. and Taurus, as it s
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520 FARTOR. FASCES. traced to the P
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522 FASTI. FASTI. denominated fasti
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.',24 FAX. FENUS. from a flat one,
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526 FEN US. FEN US. The rate of int
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528 FERIAE. FERIAE. nion that it wa
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530 FESCENNINA. FETIALES. common sa
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632 FIBULA. FICTILE. Ovid, Met Till
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531 FICTILE, FICTIO x. 35 ; Schol.
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FIDEICOMMISSUM. FIDUCIA. be the obj
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£38 FISTUCA. FISTULA. cus were oft
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MO FLAMEN. FLAMEN. was knotted with
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FOCUS. i. 3; Senec Epist. 96.) From
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544 FONS. FONS. out of which the wa
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.146 FORNAX. FORUM Lot. vi. 13, wit
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£48 FRENUM. frtjmi:ntariae leges.
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650 FRUMENTARIAE LEGES. FRUMENTARIA
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552 FULLO. FULLO. latter of which w
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554 FUNDUS. FUNUS. deJieMil L 1 6 ;
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536 FUNUS. FUNUS. ceding woodcut co
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553 FUNUS. FUNUS. 601?, &c, Ototph
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I 5G0 FUN US. called Itustuariiy we
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■ SG2 FUNUS. FURCA. honour of the
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5G1 FURTUM. a thing-, therefore, ha
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566 GALEA. GALLI. Herefordshire. (S
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GENS. with the definition of the Po
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570 GENS. GEOMORI. prescntntivos of
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572 GEROUSIA. GEROUSIA. gativcs j t
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.',74 GLADIATORES. GLADIATORES. not
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576 GLADIATORES. GLADIATORES. Tned.
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57a GRAPIIE. Jjpg. p. 419 ; de Coro
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580 GYMNASIUM. GYMNASIUM. from some
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S82 GYMNASIUM. GYMNASIUM. strewing
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m." The commentators have laboured
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583 HASTA. HASTA. wrre particularly
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690 HELEPOLIS. IIELLENOTAMIAE. and
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m HERES. HERES. (Sec Schol. ad Pind
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696 HERES. HERES. It was only when
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602 HERMAE. HERMAE. which the hered
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608 IIETAIRESEOS GRAPIIE. HIERODULI
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608 HIPPODAMEIA. HIPPODROMUS. HILA'
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610 HIPPODIIOMUS. HIPPODIIOMUS. the
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614 HORA. IIORI. HOPLI'TAE (owAiTai
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616 HOROLOGIUM. HOROLOGIUM. made to
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618 HORTUS. IIORTUS. HORUEA'RII. [H
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622 HYBREOS GRAPH E. HYDRAULA. cond
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632 INAURIS. INCENDIUM. inauguratio
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634 INCUNABULA. INFAMIA. cording to
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636 INFANS, INFANTIA. INFANS, INFAN
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638 INSIGNE. INSIGNE. was not bound
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C40 1NSTITUTIONES. INTERCESSIO. the
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646 ISTHMIA. JUDEX, JUDICIUM. to Th
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650 JUDEX, JUDICIUM. JUDEX, JUDICIU
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6.51 JURISCONSULTI. JURISCONSULTI.
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for the explanation of Jus Naturals
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658 JUS. JUS. last title of the fou
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660 JUSJUItANDUM. JUSJUIUNDUM. Paul
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66*2 JUSJURANDUM. JUSJURANDUM. and
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664 LABYRINTHUS. LABYRINTHUS. twent
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666 LAMPADEPHORIA. LAMPADEPHORIA. o
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674 LECTUS. • LKCTUS. to support
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676 LEGATUM. LEGATUM. tarian owners
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6T,2 LEX. LEX. but this definition,
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688 LEX DUODECIM TABULARUM. LEX DUO
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,90 LEX OABINIA. LEGES JULIAE. tema
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092 LEGES JUL1AE. LEGES JULIAE. pae
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694 LEX LICINIA. LEX MANLIA. effect
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VJG LEX PUBLILIA. LEGES PUBLILIAE.
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698 LEX SATURA. LEGES SEMPRONIAE. a
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700 LEX TIIOIUA. LEGES VALERIAE. fi
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702 LEX VOCONIA. LIBELLU& the Lei n
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704 LIBER. LIBERALITAS. It is said
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706 LIBRA, LIBRARII. and the descen
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70fl LITIS CONTESTATIO. LITIS CONTE
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710 LODIX. LOPE. LIXAE. [Calonks.]
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712 LORICA. LORICA. ing plate which
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714 LUCTA. LUDI. aiso presided over
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716 LUDI PLEBEII. LUDI SAECULABES.
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7111 LUPKRCALIA. LUPERCI. LUDUS LAT
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720 LYRA. LYRA. 43) which happened
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722 MACH1NAE. MACHINAE. steelyard (
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724 MAGISTRATES. MAJESTAS. expired.
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72fi MALLEUS. MANCIPII CAUSA. ginal
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728 MANDATI ACTIO. MANDATUM. 6) def
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730 MANUMISSIO. MANUMISSIO. 79.) Th
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7:12 MARIS. MARTYRIA. tium z milia
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734 MARTYRIA. MARTYRIA. c Theocr. 1
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738 MATRIMONIUM. MATRIMONIUM. bride
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740 MATRIMONIUM. MATRIMONIUM. ati A
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745 11EDICINA. MEDICINA. sicknesses
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752 MENSURA. MEXSURA. whole hand fr
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754 MENSURA. MENSURA. systems, whic
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756 MENSURA. MENSURA. The following
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758 MERCENARII. MERCENARII. Greek a
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760 METALLUM. METALLUM. of the earl
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i METRETES. were left open ; next t
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764 MISTIIOU DIRE. MODULUS, from J.
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7CG MONETA. MONETA. situated on som
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763 MORA. MORTA1UUM. woodcut immedi
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770 MURU& MURUS. Etniria, mid in Ce
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772 MURUS. MUSICA. wall, the interi
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774 MUSICA. MUSICA. •troy the con
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776 MUSICA. MUSICA. In adapting the
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778 MUSICA. MUSICA. must have forme
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780 MUSTAX. MYSIA. Roman musical sy
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782 NAVARCHUS. NAUCRARIA. monies co
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784 NAVIS. NAVIS. It is a general o
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786 NAVIS. NAVIS. but the reading i
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NAVIS. very improbable, as tbe comm
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7t>0 NAVIS. NAVIS. together. They r
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792 NAVIS. NAUMACIIIA. A . Prora, i
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794 NEGOTIORUM GESTORUM ACTIO. NEME
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7UG NEXUM. rity: accordingly in one
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NEXUM. NOBILES. and consequently co
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nno NOMEN. Patrician was of seconda
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802 NOMEN. NOMEN. were very numerou
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G04 NOMOS. NOMOS. to the advice of
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806* NOTA. NOTA. which two votes of
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808 NOXALIS ACTIO. NUMMUS. had a No
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810 NUMMUS. NUMMUS. ancient copper
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812 NUMMUS. NUMMUS. netan talent co
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814 NUMMUS. NUMMUS. {Ultra, \lrpa)
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IllG NUNDINAE. deo caret. But at th
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mil OnLIGATJONES. effected by words
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,-20 OBLIGATION ES. OBLIGATION ES.
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822 OCREA. ODEUM. citizens, who wer
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OLEA. emblem of industry and peace.
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626 OLEA. OLIGARCH I A. oil obtaine
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OLYMPIA. preserved by A. Lawson Esq
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first 1 3 Olympiads. 2. The ShxuAot
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832 OLYMPIA. OLYMPIA. celebrated fr
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831 OLVMPIAS. OLYMPIAS. ac. 01 B,a
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836 OPSONIUM. ORACULUM. articles we
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838 ORACULUM. ORACULUM. (Pint, de P
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840 ORACULUM. ORACULUM. 1 6. Oracle
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842 ORACULUM. ORACULUM. after this
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C46 OVATIO. PAEAN. viz. wine, honey
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848 PAENULA. PALA. PAEDO'NOMUS (rai
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852 PALLIUM. PALLIUM. been to the f
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854 PALUDAMENTUM. PAMBOEOTIA. down
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856 PANATIIENAEA. PANATHENAEA. viii
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stitution addressed to Tribonian em
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PANDECTAE. bequests. There is a met
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862 PANTOMIMUS. PANTOMIMUS. religio
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the last case the vapayptup^ would
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VA .!■>'. -n«tn * nad *l*naM umt
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96vtqs tov xpoVov, iv $ inrtvBvyos
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870 PARMA. PAROPSIS. splendid edifi
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872 PATERA. PATINA. British Museum,
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871 PATRIA POTESTAS. PATR1A POTESTA
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87G PATRICII. PATRICII. jiatres leg
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PATRONUS (b. c. 236—221), who des
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aiio PATRON US equal share (rirtfia
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y the laborious poor, as is still t
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884 PENTECOSTE. PEPLUM. to him who
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688 PERIOECI. PERIOECX. truth, or a
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no PERSONA. covered, like the masks
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092 PERSONA. PERSONA. •Kwywv, or
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P.!) I PHALERA. 156.) AVc also find
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flf'O PHASIS. PJION05. Steph.), we
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B38 PHONOS. PHTHORA TON ELEUTHERON.
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ft 00 PICTURA. U'r~Lexicon, Miinchc
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.002 PICTURA. PICTURA. had a pictur
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1)04 PICTUKA. PICTURE v. p. 204, b.
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906 PICTURA. PICTURA. to have been
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PICTURA. others, in which the illus
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912 PICTURA. PICTURA. mere means, t
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91 i TICTURA. PICTURA. the only one
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916 PIGNUS. PIGNUS. thing by bare a
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618 PI LA. PILA. the timber should
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920 PILEUS. PILEUS. the British Mus
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922 PLANETAE. PLANETAE. PLANETAE, s
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924 PLEBES. PLEBES. story mentioned
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926 TLEBES. PLEHES. exaggerated to
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928 PLUMARII. POCULUM. a Concilium,
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930 POMOERIUM. POMOERIUM. p. 371, b
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9312 PONDERA. PONDERA. the Greeks,
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5)31 PONDERA. PONDERA. commercial d
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936 PONDERA. PONS. should be compel
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938 PONS. PONS. V. Pons Janiculinri
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91 0 rONTIFEX. PONTIFEX. possible t
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914 PORTICUS. PORTORIUM. (Wyttenbac
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948 POSSESSIO. POSSESSIO. which are
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550 POSTLIMINIUM. POSTLIMINIUM. tho
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952 PRAEFECTUS ANNONAE. was the pra
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9i4 PIIAEJUDICIUM. tit 28. s. 1 ; O
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9oG PRAETOR. tion of the tiered ita
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958 PRIMICERIUS, PROBOLE. bers and
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960 PROBOULI. PROCONSUL. nnunce the
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PRODOSIA. trials for constructive t
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964 PHOTHESMIA. PROVINCIA. during t
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066 PROVINCIA. PROVINCIA. of Phrygi
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968 PROVINCIA. PROVINCIA. saris in
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970 PRYTANEION. PSEPH1SMA. the diff
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972 PSEUD0CLETE1AS GRAPH E. PUBLICA
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974 PUBLICIANA IN REM ACTIO. PUGILA
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B7C PYANEPSIA. Servius, in Virg. Gr
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078 PYTHIA. QUADRAGESIMA. It is qui
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580 QUAESTOR. QUAESTOR, the - _ Rom
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902 QUANTI MINORIS. QUINQUATRUS. th
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PfU quorum bonorum. HFXEPTA. If he
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986 REPETUNDAE. REPETUNDAE. scale-b
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9C3 RESTITUTIO IN INTEGRUM. RETls.
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990 REX. REX. Its Latin names are f
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992 REX. REX. which the people coul
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994 REX SACRIFICULUS. RHETRAE. For
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990 RUTRUM. SACERDOS. enabled to wa
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j SACRA. SACRIFICIUM. pion with the
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1000 SACRIFICIUM. SAECULUM. sacrifi
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1002 SAGUM. SAL1ENTES. III. The fea
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1001 SALINUM. SALTATIO. flat as to
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1006 SATVTATIO. SALUTATORES. these
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1008 SATURA. # SATURA. SA'RCULUM (a
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1010 SCALPTURA. SCALPTURA. •true
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1013 SCRIPTURA. SCUTUM. SCIADEPIIO'
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1014 SEISACIITHEIA. SELLA. was sold
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1016 SENATUS. SENATUS. conjecture t
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1020 SENATUS. SENATUS. before the s
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1022 SKNATUS. SENATUSCONSULTUM. in
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1021 SENATUSCONSULTUM. SENATUSCONSU
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Nkronianum, also called Pisonianum,
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SEPTA. [Comitia, p. 336, b.] SEPTEM
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1030 SERTA. SERVITUTES. and of frui
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1144 TRAGOEDIA. TRAGOEDIA. plays as
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1148 TRIBULA. TRIBUNUS. unnatural,
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1150 TBIBUNUS. TMBUNUS. the plebs,
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1210 V1TRUM. VITRUM. pctent judges
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1212 V1TTA. VITTA. angles to th« d
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1214 UNGUEXTA. UNIVERS1TAShour. fAs
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1.216 UNIVERSITAS. UNIVERSITAS. of
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1218 USUCAPIO. USUCAPIO. the Twelve
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1220 USUCAPIO. VSUCAPIO. declared t
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1222 USUSFRUCTUS. XENELASIA. nify t
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1224 ZETETAE. ZONA. look from the m
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TABLES OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
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TABLES OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Inc
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I'230 TABLES OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURE
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123i TABLES OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
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1234 TABLES OF WEIGHTS AND MEASUREa
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I r-'.ir; TABLES OF WEIGHTS AND MEA
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123S TABLES OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
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1240 TABLES OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
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I N D E X. The numerals indicate th
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1244 INDEX. tAtnr^(7oy, 'AiTKi'Aioi
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1346 INDEX. Aiktj avp.So\aitavt or
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1248 INDEX. 'H/iiprc, or 'H.uVa, 36
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1250 INDEX. Kbttj, 239, a ; 788. a.
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1252 INDEX. Oi'.paWo, 918, b. Ovpid
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1254 INDEX. 'P&rrpor, 627, a. 'PvKi
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1256 INDEX. YmMrar, 1138, b. 'Tio(
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1258 INDEX. Adgnati, 309, a. Adgria
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1260 INDEX. Augustalia, 179, b. Aug
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1262 INDEX. Codex Gregorianus et He
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I2C4 Dcsultor, 394, b. Detestatio s
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1866 INDEX. Fritillus, 548, b. Fron
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1868 INDEX. Jure cossio, in, 653, a
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mo Ui regis, G9T, a; 1149,1. regiae
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1272 INDEX. Natatio, 189, b; 195, a
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1274 INDEX. Plautia, or Plotia lex
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1276 INDEX. Re* immobile*, 491, b.
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1878 INDEX. Stadium, 1055, a. Stala
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12RO Vergilianum tidus, 150, «. Ve
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1282 INDEX. Kn»ign«, military, 10
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CLASSIFIED INDEX. Under each head t
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1386 INDEX. Dress, Set. — continu
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1388 INDEX, Income, &c. — incs, &
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1290 INDEX. Music, Sec. — continu
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1292 INDEX. Roman I-aw - Roman I-aw
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