8

147 23

510

memini, construction of 62 II
memoria, with recordatio 153 18
prodere memoriae 106 28
memoriter 61 2

metaphors from racing 108 10; 151

29

from the stage 148 31

Metellus Macedonicus 137 16
μικρόψυχος 124 21; 132 12
miles gloriosus 149 18
minus non 91 13; 126 10

mirabilia 112 18
modestus 115 II
modo, isto modo 135 12

non modo non 143 9
unum modo 69 11
quonam modo 70 15
=nuper 67 32

mores 68 6; 135 15
mortalis 92 22

motus animi 115 17

movere de statu movere 128 6
MSS of the dialogue 154
muliercula 114 31
multiplex 129 31

multus magnus, multus et m. 99 8
Mummius, Spurius 19

nam elliptic 108 15; 111 16
natura 68 6; 83 1; 85 21

ne,

natura, a natura dari 139 31
in ut ne 110 26

e...quidem 99 4; 143 9

nec...neque, neque...nec 107 4; 119
31

nec...quidem 994; 157

negatives repeated 116 25; 119 25
Neoptolemus 135 23
neque...et 135 22
nescio quis 142 5
nimirum 120 I

nomen sapientis etc. 68 5
non at end of clause 19 28
nouns in -trix 105 16
in -tio 137 27

plural in abstract sense 79 26;
97 24; see 'dative', 'geni-
tive', 'ablative'

nullus as substantive 98 I
Numantia 74 23

numne 104 30

numquam...nec...nec 119 25
nunc with past verb 75 32
nuper 77 10; 93 26.

percipi 91 15

perducere 134 5

perfectus 72 3

periclitatus passive 127 2

Peripatetics 10; 77 10
periphrasis 99 5

perpendere veritate 148 2

persona 65 9

Philemon 140 II

φίλησις, φιλία 150 15

philosophy (meaning of term) 8 n.

Philus, L. Furius 19

placere 112 17

Plato, his dialogues 13

his Lysis 11

quoted 139 18; 139 31

Theaetetus 12, with n.
imitated 64 2

quoted 138 33

Philebus 12 n.

in positive sentence 133 26
querella 63 19; 155

qui with subjunctive 70 18

in interrogative sentence 8 21
quicum...quocum 63 17
quid = τί δέ ; 117 2

quidam 67 i

quidem confirmative 91 18
concessive 106 23;

quies 79 27

quisque in plural 103 16

134 14

in ut quisque 86 23
quod connecting clauses 144 19
quot 141 25