.

slaves,

,

.

S

,

.

, private chapel,

.

, not used by Romans,

.

, training food,

.

, military cloak,

.

,

.

of captives,

;

    of slaves,

.

of silver,

;

    always on table,

.

, morning levee,

.

"

," name for gladiators,

,

;

    later called

or

,

.

, see

.

,

.

of slaves,

-

.

, in marriage ceremony,

.

, fixed quantity of paper,

,

.

, sheets of paper,

.

. See

.

for gladiators,

.

, in civil service,

;

    as copyists, see

.

, case for books,

.

,

,

.

, in theater, of classes,

;

    arrangement,

;

    in circus,

;

    in amphitheater (Pompeii),

, (Rome),

.

,

,

,

.

, later name for "

,"

.

, in travel,

.

,

.

, sidewalks,

.

,

,

.

, bars,

.

and

, derivation,

.

Servius, grammarian (4th cent.

),

.

, time of coming of age,

.

, travel by,

.

,

,

.

of gladiators. See

.

for windows,

.

,

.

of mercy in amphitheater,

.

, funeral feast,

.

goods,

.

, "to the death,"

.

of books,

.

,

.

and clientage,

.

,

. See

.

rooms,

.

,

.

to ripen wine,

.

, place to take the sun,

,

;

    sun-dial,

.

, career,

.

,

,

;

    

, "to take leave,"

.

, chair,

;

    basin in bath,

.

, floor,

.

, in mourning garb,

.

, a shareholder's part,

.

of philological knowledge, literary,

;

    epigraphic,

;

    monumental,

.

, abbreviation for

,

.

, abbreviation for

,

.

Spartacus,

,

.

, lap in circus,

.

, in travel,

;

    in writing,

.

in circus,

,

.

, of wedding torch,

.

wheel,

.

up of a house,