women,

.

, two-wheeled cart,

.

Crassus, in salvage business,

.

, mixing bowl,

.

, introduced at Rome,

.

, child's rattle,

.

Crescens, famous driver,

.

or purple,

.

of slaves,

.

, bedrooms,

.

, hood,

,

,

.

, kitchen,

.

,

.

, in theater,

;

    circus,

.

, of burial societies,

.

Curius and his dinner,

.

, lap in race,

.

in later theater,

.

chair,

.

, ladle,

.

correspondence,

.

, as emblem of death,

.

D

products,

.

,

.

, giver of games,

.

, a Roman's,

.

, public speaking,

.

of houses,

f.;

    walls,

;

    doors,

;

    floors,

;

    of tombs,

,

,

.

, of slaves,

.

, grape jelly,

.

(

),

.

, funeral director,

.

, in baths,

,

.

, circus riders,

.

of the house,

.

, in marriage,

.

, gaming with,

.

,

,

;

    

,

,

;

    

,

.

, gladiators with two swords,

.

,

,

.

, in the city,

-

;

    early times,

;

    hour,

;

    bill of fare,

;

    order of courses,

;

    places of honor,

.

Diocletian (Emperor 284-305

) baths of,

.

, throwing the,

.

, steward,

.

,

.

,

,

.

, as pet,

;

    in hallway,

.

, for oil,

;

    for wine,

.

,

.

, head actor,

.

Domitian (Emperor 81-96

),

.

,

;

    see

.

, construction,

f.;

    names,

.

,

.

, top course in road,

.

, dowry,

.

,

.

performances,

f.

,

. See

.

bouts,

.

, chariot races,

.

, horse of 200 victories,

.

, kept for amusement,

.

E

"

,"

.

, of marriage,

;

    of names,

,

,

;

    of table customs,

;

    of toga,

;

    of theater,