Acanthis, v. 5, 63.

A.

Achæmeniæ sagittæ, iii. 4, 1.

Achaïa tulit multas formas, iii. 20, 53.
Achelous Etolus, iii. 26, 33.
Acherontis ad undas haud ullas por-

tabis opes, iv. 5, 13.

Achilles superis testatur Mencetiaden,
ii. 1, 37; pro hac vel obiret facie,
ii. 3, 39; desertus abrepta conjuge,
ii. 8, 29; Achillis proavi pectus
simulantem Persen, v. 11, 39;
Achillei tanti corpus fœdavit Bri-
seis, ii. 9, 13; Achillem exanimum
amplectens Briseis, ii. 9, 9; vis non
exemit morti, iv. 18, 27.
Achivos fractos in littore, ii. 8, 31;
ignaros luctus populavit, iv. 18, 29.
Acron Caninus, v. 10,7; Herculeus, v.
10, 9; victima corruet Jovi, v. 10, 15.
Actiacum mare, iii. 6, 44.

Actius Phoebus, v. 6, 67; Actia rostra,
ii. 1, 34; æquora, iii. 7, 38; littora,
iii. 26, 61; monimenta, v. 6, 17.
Admeti conjux, ii. 6, 23.
Adonem niveum percussit aper, iii.
4, 53.

Adrasti equus Arion, iii. 26, 37.
Adria mare, i. 6, 1; Adriacum æquor,
iv. 21, 17.

Adryades Ausoniæ, i. 20, 12.
Eacus sedet posita urna judex, v.
11, 19; Eace, inferno me damnes
judicio, iii. 11, 30.

Ææa puella, iv. 12, 31; Telegoni
Eæi monia, iii. 24, 4.
Egæum mare, iv. 7,

57;

salum, i.

6, 2; Egæa aqua, iv. 24, 12.
Ægyptus fuscis alumnis, iii. 25, 15.

Elia Galla, iv. 12, 38.
Emilia ratis, iv. 3, 8.
Emon, vide Hæmon.
Emonius Enipeus, i. 13, 21; vir, iv.
1, 26; equus, ii. 8, 38; ii. 10, 2 ;
Emonia cuspis, ii. 1, 63; Æmonium
hospitium, i. 15, 20.

Eneas Trojanus, iii. 26, 63.
Eolio tentat carmina plectro, ii. 3, 19.
Eschyleus cothurnus, iii. 26, 43.
Esoniden rapientibus anxia ventis
Hypsipyle, i. 15, 17.
Esonia domus, iv. 11, 12.
Etna, iv. 2, 5; Ætnæum fulmen, iv.
17, 21.

Etolus Achelous, iii. 26, 33.
Africa tota, iv. 20, 4; tonsa, v. 11,
38; Afra regna, v. 11, 30.
Africus pater, v. 3, 48.
Agamemnon Pelopeus, v. 6, 33.
Aganippea lyra, ii. 3, 20.

Alba longa, v. 6, 37; albæ suis omine
nata, v. 1, 35; Alba tuos reges, iv.
3, 3.

Albanus lacus, iv. 22, 25.
Alcides iterat responsa, i. 20, 49;
Alcidæ labor, iii. 16. 18; Alciden
terra recepta vocat, v. 9, 38.
Alcinoi despicere munera, i. 14, 24.
Alcmæoniæ Furiæ, iv. 5, 41.
Alcmenæ geminas requieverat arctos
Jupiter, iii. 13, 25.

Alcyonas desertas alloquor, i. 17, 2;
Alcyonum scopuli, iv. 7, 61; que-
relæ, iv. 10, 9.

Alexandrea noxia, iv. 11, 33.

Alexin intactum tentat Corydon, iii.
26, 75.

Alphesiboa suos ulta est pro conjuge
fratres, i. 15, 15.

Amazonidum nudatis mammis bellica
turma, iv. 14, 13.

Amor tardus, i. 1, 17; i. 7, 26; va-
cuus, i. 1, 34; nudus, i. 2, 8; du-
rus, i. 3, 14; serus, i. 7, 20; man-
suetus, i. 9, 12; iniquus, i. 19, 22;
aureus, ii. 3, 24; acer custos, iii.
22, 9; Deus pacis est, iv. 5, 1;
cedat, i. 9, 28; caput impositis
pressit pedibus, i. 1, 4; quidlibet
audet, ii. 6, 22; jure de me trium-
phat, ii, 8, 40; spicula nostro pec-
tore fixit, iii. 4, 2; si quando la-
bens vestras attigit undas, i. 17,
27; non nihil egit, i. 10, 20; Amori
non unquam tua cessavit ætas,
i. 6, 21; Amores parvi, iv. 1, 11.
Amphiarææ quadriga, ii. 26, 39.
Amphion victor canebat pæana, iv.

15, 42; Amphiona mollem lacrymis,
iv. 15, 29; Amphionia lyra, i. 9, 10.
Amphitryoniades, v. 9, 1.
Amycle tundat natalem tuum esse,
v. 5, 35.

Amymone palus, iii. 18, 47.
Amythaonia domo nupta futura Pero,
ii. 3, 54.
Androgeona

exstinctum restituit

Deus Epidaurius, ii. 1, 62.
Andromacha captiva, iii. 11, 2; An-
dromachæ lecto quum surgeret
ferus Hector, iii. 13, 31.
Andromede Cepheia, i. 3, 4; sine
fraude marita, v. 7, 63; Androme-
dæ catenæ, iv. 22, 29.

Anio Tiburnus, iv. 22, 23; pomifer,
v. 7, 81, 86; Aniena unda, i. 20, 8;
Nympha, iv. 16, 4.

Anser, iii. 26, 84.
Antæus, iv. 22, 10.
Antigona tumulo Bootius Hæmon
corruit, ii. 8, 21.

Antilochi humati corpus, iii. 4, 49.
Antimacho tu non tutior ibis, iii. 26,
45.

Antinous lascivus, v. 5, 8.

Antiope Nycteis, i. 4, 5; Nycteos,
iv. 15, 12; vincta, iv. 15, 22.

Anubis latrans, iv. 11, 41.
Aonia lyra, i. 2, 28; Aonium nemus,
iv. 3, 42.

Apelles omnem artis summam in
Veneris tabula sibi ponit, iv. 9, 11.
Apelleæ tabulæ, i. 2, 22.
Apidanus herbosus, i. 3, 6.
Apollo Leucadius, iv. 11, 69; aver-
sus, v. 1, 73; victor, v. 6, 70; non
tardus amanti, i. 8, 41; non hæc
mihi cantat, ii. 1, 3; Palatini Apol-
linis ædes, v. 6, 11; Apollinis
arces Pergama, iv. 9, 39.

Appia via te ducit, iii. 24, 6; dic

quantum triumphum egerit, v.8, 17.
Apriles idus, v. 5, 35.

Aquilo sævus, iv. 7, 71; raptæ timor
Orithyiæ, iv, 7, 13; Aquilonibus
variant undæ, ii. 5, 11.
Aquilonia proles, i. 20, 25.
Arabs multi pastor odoris, iv. 13,
8; odores Arabum de gramine, iii.
21, 17.

Arabiæ intactæ domus, iii. 21, 16;
Arabium limen transcendere, i. 14,
19; Arabius bombyx, ii. 3, 15.
Aracynthus mons, iv. 15, 42.
Araxes, iv. 12, 8; v. 3. 35.
Arcadius Deus, i. 18, 20; Arcadia
rupes, i. 1, 14; Arcadii agri, iii. 20,

23.
Archemori tristia funera, iii. 26, 38.
Archytæ soboles, Babylonius Horos,
v. 1, 77.

Arctos geminas, iii. 13, 25.
Arethusa, v. 3, 1.
Arganthus, i. 20, 33.

Argiva figura, iii. 17, 43; Argivæ
fama pudicitiæ Evadne, i. 15, 22;
Argivis viris Dardana præda dedit
formosas heroinas, i. 19, 14.
Argo Pagasa navalibus egressam,
i. 20, 17; Argus rudis dux columba,
iii. 18, 39.

Argoa columba, iv. 22, 13.
Argus fixus ignotis cornibus Inachi-
dos, i. 3, 20.

Argynni pœna, iv. 7, 22.

Ariadne in cœlum vecta lyncibus, iv.
17, 8; dux egit evantes choros,
ii. 3, 18.

Arion equus Adrasti vocalis, iii.
26, 37.

Arionia lyra, iii. 18, 18.
Armeniæ tigres, i. 9, 19.
Arria, v. 1, 89.

Ascanius crudelis, i. 20, 4; indomitus,
i. 20, 16.

Ascræum nemus, iii. 4, 4; Ascræi

poetæ veteris præcepta, iii. 26, 79;
Ascræi fontes, iii. 1, 25.

Asiæ veteres divitias cernere, i. 6, 14;
et Europæ belli causa puella, ii.
3, 36.

Asopi vago sonitu fluentis permota,
iv. 15, 27.

Athamana littora, v. 6, 15.
Athamantidos undæ, i. 20, 19; urbes,
iv. 22, 5.

Athenæ doctæ, i. 6, 13; iv. 21, 1.
Atlas cœlum omne gerens, iv. 22, 7.
Atrida gavisus est Dardanio triumpho,
iii. 5, 1; Atrides classem non solvit,
iv. 7, 23.

Attalicus torus, iii. 4, 22; v. 5, 24;
Attalicæ vestes, iv. 18, 19; Attalica
aulæa, iii. 24, 12.

Attica volucris, iii. 11, 6.

Aventinus Remus, v. 1, 50; Aventina

Diana, v. 8, 29.

Avernus umbrosus, iv. 18, 1; Aver-
nalis Sibylla, v. 1, 49.
Augustus, iii. 1, 15; parcet pharetris

Eois, v. 6, 81; Augusta ratis,
v. 6, 23; longum precare diem, iv.
11, 50.
Aulide solvit hærentes rates Calchas,
v. 1, 109.

Aurora non Tithoni spernens senec-

tam, iii. 9, 7; rubra suis equis co-
lorat maritos Eoos, iv. 13, 16.
Ausonia Adryades, i. 20, 12; ma-
tronæ, iii. 25, 4; virgæ, iv. 4, 5;
dapes, iv. 22, 30; puellæ, v. 4, 43.
Auster nubilus, iii. 7, 56; frigidus,
iii. 18, 36.

Autaricis in oris, i. 8, 25.

B.

Babylona Semiramis statuit, iv. 11, 21.
Babylonius Horos, Archyta soboles,
v. 1, 77.
Bacchus medius erit docta cuspide,

iii. 22, 38; et Baccho et Apolline
dextro, iv. 2, 7; Baccho multo ebria
vestigia, i. 3, 9; Bacche passim, iv.
17.

Bacchæ sævæ venantur in arbore,
iv. 22, 33.

Bactra Semiramis jussit imperio sur-

gere caput, iv. 11, 26; futura finis
imperii Romani, iv. 1, 16; te modo
viderunt iteratos per ortus, v. 3, 7;
adscensis Bactris, v. 3, 63.
Baiæ corruptæ, i. 11, 27; aquæ,
crimen amoris, i. 11, 30; invisæ,
iv. 18, 7; Baiarum stagna, iv. 18, 2;
Baiis mediis cessantem, i. 11, 1.
Baridos et contis rostra Liburna
sequi, iv. 11, 44.
Bassarica comæ, iii. 17, 30.
Bassus, i. 4, 1.

Belgicus color, iii. 9, 26.
Bellerophonteus equus, iv. 3, 2.
Bistoniæ rupes, iii. 22, 36.

Bobeidos sanctis undis virgineum
Sais composuisse fertur latus, ii.
2, 11.

Bootius Hæmon, ii. 8, 21.
Bootes serus, iv. 5, 35.

Boream crudelem negabit rapta Ori-
thyia, iii. 18, 51; Boreæ flabra, iii.
19, 12.

Borysthenidæ hiberni, ii. 7, 18.
Bosporus capta, iii. 11, 68.
Bovillæ suburbanæ, v. 1, 33.
Brennum sacrilegum testantur torrida
limina, iv. 13, 51.
Brimo, ii. 2, 12.

Briseis formosa, ii. 8, 35; exanimum
amplectens Achillen, ii. 9, 9; Bri-
seide abducta, iii. 11, 1; complexu
Briseidis iret Achilles, iii. 13, 29.
Britanni infecti, iii. 9, 23; Britannos
sequimur, iii. 19, 5; Britanna es-
seda, ii. 1, 76; picto Britannia
curru, v. 3, 9.
Bruti secures, v.

1, 45.

Cacus, v. 9, 7, 16.

Cadi, v. 6, 8.

C.

Cadmi arcem, iv. 9, 37; Cadmea
Tyros, iv. 13, 7; Cadmeæ Theba,
i. 7, 1.

Caninus Acron, v. 10, 7; Cænina arx,
v. 10, 9.

Cæsar pater ab Idalio astro miratus,
v. 6, 59; canitur, v. 6, 13; magnus
in armis, ii. 7, 5; Deus arma ad
Indos meditatur, iv. 4, 1; Cæsaris
nomen condere, ii. 1, 42; bellaque
resque memorarem, ii. 1, 25; hæc
virtus et gloria, iii, 7, 41; focos
amplecti, iv. 18, 12; Cæsare sub
magno tu, Mæcenas, cura secunda
fores, ii. 1, 26.

Calais et Zethes, Aquilonia proles,
i. 20, 26.

Calamis se exactis equis jactat, iii.
9, 10.

Calchas rates Aulide solvit, v. 1, 109.
Callimachus angusto pectore, ii. 1,
40; Callimachi manes, iv. 1, 1;
Romani Umbria patria, v. 1, 64;
non inflati somnia, iii. 26, 32.
Calliope non hæc cantat, ii. 1, 3; riga-

vit ora Philetæa aqua, iv. 3, 52; ut
reor a facie Calliopea fuit, iv. 3, 38;
Calliopea libens tibi donat Aoniam
lyram, i. 2, 28.

Callisto ursa Arcadios per agros
erravit, iii. 20, 23.
Calpe, iv. 12, 25.

Calvi docti pagina, iii. 26, 89; Calve,

tua venia, iii. 17, 4.
Calypso mota Ithaci digressu, i. 15,
9; a Dulichio juvene delusa, iii.
12, 13.

Cambysæ flumina, iii. 18, 23.

Camilli magni, iv. 9, 31; Camilli
signa, iv. 11, 67.

Camenæ, iv. 10, 1.
Campania pinguis, iv. 5, 5.

Cancri octipedis terga sinistra cave,
v. 1, 150.

Cannensis pugna sinistra, iv. 3, 10.
Canis siccus, iii. 20, 4.

Canopi incesti regina, iv. 11, 39.

Capanei ruina, iii. 26, 40.

Capenæ portæ quum tulero arma
votiva, v. 3, 71.

Capharea saxa fregere triumphales
puppes, iv. 7, 39.

Capitolia nubila fumo, v. 4, 27.
Capricornus lotus Hesperia aqua, v.
1, 86.

Carpathium mare, iv. 7, 12; Carpa-
thiæ variant Aquilonibus undæ, ii.
5, 11.
Carthaginis altæ non canerem animos,
ii. 1, 23.

Cassiope solito visura carinam, i.
17, 3.

Castalia ex arbore speculans Phoebus,
iv. 3, 13.

Castor et Pollux, hic victor pugnis,
ille futurus equis, iv. 14, 17; Cas-
toris equus, ii. 7, 16; Castora suc-
cendit Phoebe, i. 2, 15.

Catulli lascivi scripta, iii. 26, 87;
Catulle, pace tua, iii. 17, 4.
Caucasus arboribus urgetur, i. 14, 6;
Caucasias aves pati, iii. 17, 14;
Caucasia de rupe Promethei brachia
solvet, ii. 1, 69.
Caystrus, iv. 22, 15.

Cecropii coloni, iii. 25, 29; Cecropiis
in foliis obstrepit Attica volucris,
iii. 11, 6.
Centaure Eurytion vino peristi, iii.
25, 31; Centauris medio grata ra-
pina mero, ii. 2, 10; Centauros de-
mentia jussit aspera in adversum
pocula Pirithoum frangere, ii. 6,
17; Centaurica saxa minantes, v.
6, 49.
Cepheia Andromede, i. 3, 3; Cephea
Meroe, v. 6, 78.
Ceraunia prævecta, i. 8, 19; Cerau-
num saxum, iii. 7, 3.

Cerberus tribus faucibus custodit
antrum infernum, iv. 5, 44; ultor,
v. 5, 3; nocte errat abjecta sera,
. 7, 90; improbus nullas petat um-
bras, v. 11, 25.

V.

Chaoniæ columbæ, i. 9, 5.

Charisin aversis, v. 1, 73.

Charybdis vasta vorans alternante

aqua, iii. 18, 54; scissa alternas
aquas, iv. 12, 28.

Chiron sanavit lumina Phoenicis, ii.
1, 60.

Ciconum mons, iv. 12, 25.
Cilissa spica, v. 6, 74.

Cimbrorum non canerem minas, ii.
1, 24.

Cinaræ quum traheret Lucina dolores,
v. 1, 99.

Circa fraudes, iv. 12, 27; Circæo

gramine perire, ii. 1, 53.
Citharonis arces, iv. 15, 25; saxa in
muri membra coisse ferunt, iv. 2, 3.
Claudia turritæ rara ministra Dea

Cybelæ, v. 11, 52.

Claudius arcuit hostes a Rheno tra-

jectos, v. 10, 39; victor Siculæ
telluris, iv. 18, 33.

Clitumnus integit formosa flumina
suo luco, iii. 10, 25; ab Umbro tra-
mite fluit, iv. 22, 23.
Clytemnestræ stuprum, v. 7, 57;
quid Clytemnestræ referam, prop-
ter quam tota Mycenis infamis
stupro stat Pelopea domus ? iv.
19, 19.

Coclitis semita, iv. 11, 63.

Cœum cœlo minantem, iv. 9, 48.
Colchis urat ahena focis, ii. 1, 54;
egit tauros flagrantes sub adaman-
tina juga, iv. 11, 9; ignotum virum
secuta est, iii. 26, 8; Colchida Ja-
son decepit, iii. 12, 11.

Colchum Phasim remige propellas, iv.
22, 11.

Collinæ herbæ, v. 5, 11.
Conon, v. 1, 78.

Coræ captæ jugera pauca, v. 10, 26.
Corinnæ antiquæ sua committit
scripta, ii. 3, 21.

Corinthe, non paro clade tua æra, iv.
5, 6.

Cornelia, v. 11, 13.
Corvinus, iv. 11, 64.

Corydon intactum tentat Alexin, iii.
26, 73.

Cossus insequitur Veientis clade
Tolumni, v. 10, 23.

Coa vestis, i. 2, 2 ; ii. 1, 6; v. 5, 55;

Coi Phileta sacra, iv. 1, 1; Coæ
textura Minervæ, v. 5, 23; Cois
coccis incedere, ii. 1, 5; indue me
Cois, v. 2, 23.

Crassi signa referte domum, iv. 5, 48;
gaude Crasse, v. 6, 83; Crassos se
tenuisse dolet Euphrates, iii. 1, 14;
cladesque piate, iv. 4, 9.

Cressa bos, v. 7, 57; Cressæ herbæ,
ii. 1, 61.

Cretæa ratis, iii. 19, 26.

Creusa nupta quantis arserit malis,
iii. 7, 30; tenuit domum, iii. 12, 12.
Croesus non distat ab Iro, iv. 5, 17;

Crosi flumina, iii. 18, 23; Croesum
opes non exemerunt morti, iv.
18, 28.

Cumææ vatis secula, ii. 2, 16.
Cupido sæpe huic malus esse solet,
cui bonus antea fuit, iii. 9, 21;
Cupidinibus nullis contactum, i.
1, 2.

Cures Tatiæ, v. 9, 74; tubicen Curetis,
v. 4, 9.

Curios fratres cecinit Ennius, iv. 3, 7.
Curtius expletis statuit monumenta
lacunis, iv. 11, 61.

Cybelle vertice turrigero dea magna,
iii. 17, 25; Cybellæ sacræ fabricata
juvenca, iv. 22, 3; Cybelles æra
rotunda, v. 7, 61.

Cydonia scl. mala, iv. 13, 27.
Cymothoe cærula, iii. 18, 16.
Cynthius carmen temperat impositis
articulis, iii. 26, 82.

Cyprum quoties canerem, ii. 1, 31.
Cyrenææ aquæ, v. 6, 4.

Cytæis nocturna non hic valet, ii.
4, 7.

Cytææa carmina, i. 1, 24.

Cytherea, magna ego dona tua figam
columna, iii. 5, 25.
Cyzicus frigida, iv. 22, 1.