,

.

, cloak,

.

,

.

, slave, men only,

.

(

)

,

.

names,

.

of letters,

.

, blood relations,

.

tables,

.

, see

.

;

    of a

,

;

    of a

,

;

    name given adopted person,

,

.

, see

.

,

.

of gladiators,

.

, in

,

.

for nurses,

;

    for pedagogues,

.

,

.

, drivers of chariots,

. See

.

, related through males,

.

, honorable occupation,

.

, in house,

;

    later,

.

,

.

, in bath,

.

, outer garments,

-

.

;

    early at Rome,

;

    at Pompeii,

,

,

;

    the coliseum,

,

,

.

, see

.

, for wine,

.

, bitter fluid of olives,

.

,

. See

.

, blindfold gladiators,

.

, formerly called

,

note.

Andronicus,

.

, outriders,

.

, appetizer,

.

, public and private distinguished,

;

    and history,

;

    private defined,

;

    in philology,

,

;

    recent interest,

.

,

;

    makeshift for,

;

    usually unheated,

;

    one heated,

;

    in

,

,

.

, as burial-place,

;

    construction,

f.

in education,

.

, toast master,

.

, strong box,

,

,

.

Archias, name explained,

.

, ground for tomb,

.

, circus,

,

;

    amphitheater (Pompeii),

, (Rome),

.

, in the schools,

.

, cabinets,

.

, as a career, (for nobles),

, (for commons),

.

of hair,

;

    of hair of bride,

;

    of couches in dining-room,

.

, university of Rome,

.

sports and games,

,

,

.

, butler,

.

, in primitive house,

;

    meaning,

;

    the developed

,

,

,

;

    burial-place of Head of House,

.

Atticus,

,

,

,

.

, volunteer gladiators,

.

, portières,

.

,

),

,

.

B

,