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INDEX 493
off^o 426 81
plastus 253 16
officium (with genit, of inanimate Plato 406 18, 407 36, 440 26, 444 15,
objects) 279 1
460 17
onager 250 15
Platonists 451 29
operator 445 33
plausor 368 7
operor 359 26
plenitudo 431.4
opimus (of victims) 361 8
PUny the Younger, and Christianity
oppandp 251 12
157 7
oracles 306 26, 309 20, 314 33 ; ambi­ plumatus 288 21
guities of 315 4
plural masc, = sing, (plur.) of maec.
orbis 405 34
plus sing, (plur.) of fem. 318 8
m-do 397 31
poets 447 11
originalis 284 15
pollinctor ,233 19
oro: oro te (uos), parenthetical 280 35, pollingo 233 24
405 29, 466 29
populace, attitude of, to Christians
orphans. Christian treatment of 391 366 14, 469:33, 479 14 .
10
post (prep.) (in pregnant use) 215 27,
Orpheus 306 18
334 38, 398 19 [add Archiv fur lat,
otiosus : otiosum est 214 9
Lexikogr. xi (1898) 246 A.S.] .
postumo 275 27
paedagogium 234 8
postumus (c genit.) 408 10
palabundus 285 15 [Archiv xiii 284 f,]
potaculus 390 21
palaestrica 367 11
potestas (concr.) 388 7
Pallas (the oUve, etc) 219 14
power, dependent on piety 331 10
PameUus xix.
praecipito 415. 4
Papius: lex Papia 168 33,
praedamnatio 340 18
par (c genit.) 217 17, 221 23
praedamno 340 18
paradisus 456 12
praedicator (apparently in the sense of
parasites 397 18
'prophet') 265 32, 301 18, 465 22
paratura 316 25, 339 37, 463 35
praedico (apparently =j)raedico) 294 25,
pars : ex parte 410 4
301 10, 465 18 I
Parthians 375 11
praefor 240 16
patrum est si 181 34, 299 85
praeministra 296 27
pascua (fem.) 313 21
praeminor 286 9
passiuitas 207 16
praescribo 187 32
passiuus 207 27
praesentaneus 343 32
patior 262 11
•praeses 161 1, 200 10, 354 26, 479 9
paucus : pauHs 217 6
praesideo 388 36
penes (in local sense) 195 32 [add
praestruo 368 18
Archiv fur lat. Lexikogr, iv (1887)
praesumptio 272 80, 467 25
393 A,S,]
prayer, prayers. Christian, for empe­
perdue tor 423 27
rors, empire, heathen, persecutors,
peregrinus 332 5
etc. 346 22, 355 13, 19, 30, 357 9,
perhibeo testimonium 212 35
387 15, 388 9: see also hands, head,
persecution, rejoicing in 472 29
prompter, sacrifice
Persians 255 18; incestuous 205 30,
principaliter (especially) 185 6
206 29
prisons and prisoners 392 27; the pri-
pestilence 404 8
son of the body 261 36
Petrograd manuscript xvi n,
procul dubio 379 24
philanthropy, Christian 391 16.
Proculus 303 28
philosophers 447 22; adultery of 442
prodigo 265 8, 465 8
11; impunity of 166 18; their love
proelium (war) 271 25
of glory 449 26: see purple
profero: prolat^us 291 6
philosophy 432 8, 433 17, 435 3, 446 6
professio 423 9
Phryne 442 3
prolatio 291 6
Pilate 303 37, 304 30; supposed report
prompter, in prayers 360 7
of Jesus' trial and death, sent to
pronuntio 435 1
Rome, Acta Pilati etc, 172 28
prophecy, by Christ 299 24; fulfilment
plane (ironical) 316 35 ; plane...tamen
of 415 29
313 30, 381 18
prophets, functions of 271 6