;

    taught to children,

,

,

.

, about tombs,

.

, of women,

,

;

    of children,

.

, first course at dinner,

.

H

Hadrian (Emperor 117-138

), tomb,

,

.

, arrangement, men,

;

    women,

;

    of a bride,

.

,

.

,

.

, as punishment,

.

, sign of auction,

.

,

.

of the House, see

.

houses,

;

    baths,

,

.

of doors,

.

, and antiquities,

;

    not taught systematically in schools,

.

, numerous,

;

    school,

;

    avoided as wedding days,

;

    spent in country,

.

training,

.

, used for sugar,

.

, later name for "Samnites,"

,

.

Horace, (65-8

), his slaves,

.

, in chariot races,

,

;

    in other shows,

.

,

.

,

f.

,

.

, of the day,

,

;

    for meals,

;

    for baths,

;

    all semi-public functions,

.

. See

;

    =

, see

;

    Head of House,

;

    house slaves,

.

of Pansa,

;

    of Sallust, court,

;

    of the poet, ruins,

.

, translation of

,

.

sacrifices,

.

, of Romulus,

;

    early Romans,

.

, marriage hymn,

.

I

, chained to post,

,

.

, breakfast,

.

, distinguished from

,

.

, breakfast,

.

, kept in

,

;

    in funeral processions,

.

, tiles for roof,

.

,

.

,

,

,

.

, sources of,

. See

.

employment of slaves,

.

, clothing,

.

,

, etc.,

.

,

.

, importance of,

;

    of a

,

;

    of Crescens,

;

    gladiatorial show,

;

    of Hylas,

;

    milestone,

;

    in

,

;

    of Plancus,

, note,

.

, flounce of

,

.

of slaves,

.

, see

.

,

.

-

, original in

,

;

    in other names,

.

,

;

    

,

;

    

,

.

, rightful children,

.

J

,

,

.

,