The Etymologies of Isidore of Seville - Pot-pourri

Legumes. v. Vines. vi. Trees. vii. Specific names of trees.
viii. Aromatic trees. ix. Aromatic or common plants. x.
Garden vegetables. xi. Aromatic garden plants.
Book XVIII: WAR AND GAMES. i. War. ii. Triumphs.
iii. Military standards. iv. War-trumpets. v. Arms. vi.
Swords. vii. Spears. viii. Arrows. ix. Quivers. x. Slings.
xi. The battering ram. xii. Shields. xiii. Cuirasses. xiv.
Helmets. xv. The Forum. xvi. Spectacles. xvii. Gymnastic
games. xviii. Types of gymnastics. xix. The jump. xx.
The race. xxi. The throw. xxii. Feats of strength. xxiii.
Wrestling. xxiv. The palestra. xxv. Competitions. xxvi.
Types of competitions. xxvii. Circus games. xxviii. The
circus. xxix. The apparatus. xxx. The turning-posts. xxxi.
The obelisk. xxxii. The starting-gates. xxxiii. Charioteers.
xxxiv. The team of four. xxxv. The chariot. xxxvi.
The horses with which we race. xxxvii. The seven laps.
xxxviii. The riders. xxxix. Horse-vaulters. xl. Foot racers.
xli. The colors worn by horses. xlii. The theater.
xliii. The stage building. xliv. The orchestra. xlv. Tragedians.
xlvi. Writers of comedy xlvii. Stage musicians. xlviii.
Actors. xlix. Mimes. l. Dancers. li. What should be performed
under which patron. lii. The amphitheater. liii.
The equestrian game. liv. Net-fighters. lv. Pursuers. lvi.
Ensnarers. lvii. Skirmishers. lviii. Combat to the death.
lix. The performance of these games. lx. The gamingboard.
lxi. Dice-tumblers. lxii. Gaming counters. lxiii.
Dice. lxiv. The figurative senses of dicing. lxv. Dicing
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terms. lxvi. The casting of dice. lxvii. The moving of
counters. lxviii. The banning of dicing. lxix. Ball games.
Book XIX: SHIPS, BUILDINGS, AND CLOTHING. i.
Ships. ii. Parts of the ship and its equipment. iii. Sails.
iv. Ropes. v. Nets. vi. The metalworkers’ forge. vii. Metalworkers’
tools. viii. The craft of building. ix. Siting. x.
Construction. xi. Decoration. xii. Paneled ceilings. xiii.
Wall panels. xiv. Mosaics. xv. Molding. xvi. Pictures. xvii.
Colorings. xviii. Tools for building. xix. Woodworkers.
xx. The invention of clothmaking. xxi. Priestly vestments
according to the Law. xxii. The different kinds of clothing
and their names. xxiii. The typical costumes of certain
peoples. xxiv. Men’s outer garments. xxv. Women’s
outer garments. xxvi. Bedspreads and other cloths that
we use. xxvii. Wool. xxviii. Colorings for cloth. xxix.
Tools for clothmaking. xxx. Ornaments. xxxi. Women’s
head ornaments. xxxii. Rings. xxxiii. Belts. xxxiv.
Footwear.
Book XX: [PROVISIONS AND VARIOUS
IMPLEMENTS.] i. Tables. ii. Foodstuffs. iii. Drink.
iv. Dishes for food. v. Drinking vessels. vi. Wine and
water vessels. vii. Vessels for oil. viii. Cooking vessels.
ix. Storage containers. x. Lamp vessels. xi. Beds and
chairs. xii. Vehicles. xiii. Other implements that we use.
xiv. Rural implements. xv. Garden implements. xvi.
Equestrian equipment.