.

, as a guild,

.

, played by children,

;

    by men,

.

, meaning,

. See

.

, bath fee,

.

, meaning,

. See

.

, as profession,

.

,

.

shops,

.

, in circus,

,

.

, litter drawn by mules,

.

;

    public and private,

;

    essentials for,

;

    rooms combined,

;

    heating,

;

    

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

;

    private bathhouse,

;

    public baths,

;

    time opened,

;

    fees,

;

    for women,

;

    

,

,

.

, in Caerwent,

;

    in Pompeii,

;

    in Rome,

.

, in residences,

,

,

.

, considered heavy food,

.

, fashions in,

.

, rarely used,

.

Benoist, his definition of Philology,

.

,

.

,

.

,

,

.

of fare,

,

.

;

    materials,

,

;

    making,

;

    finish of,

;

    size,

;

    publishing,

,

;

    cost,

;

    libraries,

.

"

," divisions of literary work,

.

, in theater,

;

    in circus,

;

    in amphitheater,

.

, named,

;

    home training,

,

;

    athletics,

;

    education, see

;

    coming of age,

;

    given citizenship,

.

, wearing trousers,

.

,

.

,

f.;

    making,

;

    kinds of,

.

"Bread and the Games of the Circus,"

.

,

.

promise of marriage,

.

,

.

,

.

. See

.

,

.

rooms added to houses,

;

    interests at Rome,

.

, not a food,

.

C

,

.

(

),

.

,

.

,

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

.

,

;

    near furnace,

;

    furniture,

;

    other uses of,

;

    in plans,

,

,

.

, half-boots,

.

, in circus,

.

,

.

,

.

,

.

' dress,

,

.