hie VT So I* Refertur ad remo- 3» I? honhrtf X, l 6 > X- konores
tius I 20, 21. me huius aeta- filii condiment meunv gaudium.
u ; , , Q X, 56» 3 - h o n o r e spatere V . , 6,
hiemes fe r r e III, I I , 6 Jrj 31» 4 * ^ o n b n s eius conhi/
aris et fortis X, I , 2 - hi/are fulere X, S3» I .
apodyterium V, 6, 25- cauae- honoranum decunonatus^X, n j
dium II 17, 5- hilarl fimilis korarum ratio 111, 1, g. horas lex
VI (l accufator accepit IV, 9» 9 ln
hilaritas carminum IH, I, ^ horas exfpeftare III, 17» 3 - hohilarius
lcribere IH, l8> IO '*» qmnque dtcere 11, I I , .4 *
hipvoiromus V, 6, 32 „ fePtem 1V> l6> 2
Hipponenfis colonia IX, 33, % Horatius IX, 22, 2
Hifpania ¿ . .. ¡o r II- ,J . 4 " •
Hih-iMit via. s, « 16'.3 : ln hor ‘ „ , '= 8, "Hifniilla ! 12, 0 horridior paullo III, 3» 5
b i S a e ’ratio V, 8, hiftoriam horror in cui tu I, 10 ,? . o™11™
comoonebam I, I, I- recitari VU, 33> *
VII x 2. fcribam V, 8» I* hi- liortenfius yr 3> S. , • ^
' ftoriam’ inter fermonemque me- hortor et moneo IX, I» I- L 1&»
dii V 3 2 . in hiftoiria fatisfa- 7. IV, 15, 8. hortan ad fpem
cere 1, 16, 4- hifloriae Taciti X, 9 - hortantes monentesqu*
vti 2a t 1 » 33> 7 , ,
bSftori« orofeqttiTI, 5 , 5 hortus rufticus H, I ? 15- horti
Ìo c , quod pater* es IX, % 2 - in IV, 2, 5 - hortos ampliffimos
hoe I 1*7 2 V IlI> TI
Homerìcus fenex IV, 3. 3 - Ho- hpfpites accipere II, M 9 - ho-
mericum illud V , 19, 2 20, 8- fpitum lnmnas «fe^ui 111, 4 , 5
Homerico verfu IX, 13, 20. hofpitium publicum III, 4, 5. prae-
Homeric! verfus I, 7 ,4 fidi* in prouincia X, 28, I
Homerus I, H * M 2. Hoftilrus Eirminus II, I I , 23
0, 28 V, 6, 43. VIII, 4,4. IX, humanttas I, iO, 2- «gent.* V ,
ft 6 20r 2. Graecorum Vili» 24» 2 .
hnrnn'fum V, 3, 2- hominis vide humanitatis quantum1. IV, 3,4.
rrudelUatem I, 5> 13- hominem laus VII, 3I, 3 - humamtate tu*
te effe IX 12 2- hominem te IX, 5, 1. ab humanitate iudi-
' patlentem’ II, 10, l . ama , II, cium difcetnereV, 3, 9 _
12 10. hominemne Romanum hnmams fahbus VII, 4, 6. humalV
2 *3 homines maxime ho- nior cognitio II, 3, 8
mines VIII, 24, 2 * homines non humilis et fordidus VIII, 24, o,
? V n a non h um ile III, 20, I I . humili.
Homullus V, 20, 6. VI, A 3 -d ic e VIII, 20, S - h u m i l e s ^ -
honeflas inateriae VIII, 12, 4- ho- « e I, 3 , 3 - V’ 8* 9-
neftatis cura HI, 20, 8- hone- humihor I, 5, 1
flati inuidere I, 8. 6 hyperba on V U l , 7, 2
honefliffime perciirrere T, 14, 1 Hypetides 1, 20, 4
honeftus. quoad honeflum fuit III, hypocautìon II, 17, l i . 23. V, 6, 24
T, it honefto loco nati V ili, *
6 16. honefti homines X, 84» lacere negleftum VI, 10, 3, otio-
» dies VI. 31. 13- honeftae fum X, 63» I* grauiter V,
artes III, 3, 2 . honefta manfcre. 9, 2 * iacent negleftae I, 1, 2 -
honeftiilimum teftamentum VII, papillae III, 6, 2-. taeebat graa4,
2. h nefliflimo viro VI, 3 2 , 1 virer II, 20, 2. «cut dm IX,
bo ri or ftatuae f , 7, 3- W (>9. - W f, taceb(.u” t \ 3*
honorem tuum te diligere III, ia«ens in fuburbano , I2>
iacere., iaita quae funt IX, 13, g
iiiSlantes epiftolae HJ, 9< 13
Ia«;incia prillata I, 8. 13
tactatio V ili, 24, 3
iaíhira grauis VI, 8, 6. iaituram
feci H i». i
inciilirtio equeftris III,. 5, 3
iam V ii, 17, 6. iam iamque IX,
26, 3.
iambos IV, 3, 3
ianuam famae patefacere I, ig , 4
januarius meniis IL 11, 10
iati a! ip tes X, 4, p. 5, 1
Janolenus Prifcus VI, 15, 2
Icaria ínfula VI!, 4, 3
iStu imprimi I, 20, 3
idem, non eadem, nec tamen di-
verfa IX, 31, |. idem interpretation!
tuae exiftimo X, g5
ideoque et eoque permutantur I,
5» 4
idolon VII, 27, 5
idóneas, au&or X, 44, 2. debitor
lV, 4, 3. idònei conduilores
VII, 30, 3. debitóles X, 63, 2
idyll in IV, 14, 9
ieiune I, 20, 21
illaudituf IX, 26, 4
Illyricym III, 16, 7
ille refert ad propinquitis I, 20»
21- porticus I, 3, I
illic ita-et pudenda V, 14, 9. illi-
cita contínnare X, 59
illifae terunt V llt, 20, 5
illiteratiffimae iiterae I, 10, 9
iliunis nox V!, 20, 14
illuftris laus iff, 3, illnflres
cauffue Vi, 29, 3
im ginor II, 10, 7. VI, 4 ,4 * Sna-
ginatur fontes Vil, 26,.2. ima-
pinatlis eft venrffe V, 5, 5.
imaginare II, l i , II . Pallantem
. VII!, 6- 11
imago iriduftriae IX, 3, 2* tua X,
g(), 5. imaginem accipere VII,
2 7 , I. menti oberraffe IX, 13,
25. venerari X; 96, 6. imagine
in tua noclem exigo VII, 5, r«
imagines in bibìiothecis I, 17,
3. in villis 111, 7, 8. vanae et
rece.,res II, 1, i2- defunclorum
1!, 7, 7. nobilium V, 17,. 6 *
non fubitae VII!, 10, 3. con-
■ quirere I, 16,,7* Tacere IV, 7,
t i ponere IV, 2 8» I ; itnagini-
bus onerari III, 3, 7
imbecilium me putes I, 12, 12«
imbecilli cultores HI, 19, (j
imbui ftipe-ndiis V ili, 14, 5
imitabilis et imitandus VII, 20,4
imitationis imitano IV, 28» 3
immania IX, 26» 7 - ¡mmaniifimura
reum IX, 13 4
immatura mors V, 5, 4. immatu-
rum IV, 2, 7. immaturi V ili,
16, I
imminere cum ferro IX, 13, 25.
imminet litori VI, 31, 15, vi-
neis V, 6, 27. imminebant VI,
33, 4. imrninentia tefta II, 17, 4
immite coelum V i li , 17, i
immitie rudentes V ili, 4, 5. im-.
mifl'us delator VI, 31, 3
immodica oratio IX, 4, x. imme*
dicum erat IV, 17, 9
immodìce I, -20, 21
immorari honeftis cogitationibus
I, g, g. immoratur materiae V, .
6, 42
immóitalis effigies III, 10, 6* immortale
aliquid parant V, 5, 4
immortalitati profpicere I, 17, 4.
immortalitate dignius V, 6, I
immotus dies li, l7» 16
immundiffima adfpeftu X, 9g, i
impedivi occupationibus VII, 2, I
impellere et ducere I, 10, 5. imp
e lili et premit abeuntes VI,
20, 7. impellitur oceànus IV,
3°» 7 '
imperare parendo adfuefcerent
Vili» 14» 5- imperai -voci V,
19, 6. libertus V ili, 6, II
imperio claffem regebat VI, 16, 4.
imperio cum fummo VII, 27» 2
im per tir i gratiae IX, 5, 2
impetnm perdere l i , 19, 2. refu-,
mere VII, 9, 6. impetu prae-
ve.hi I, 16, 2* procurrere 1, 22,
IO. trahi I, g, 9. impetus acres
fauoris II, [ 1, 6
impietatis reus VII, 33» 7
impingere caput parieti III, 16» 12
implacabiles nobis VHi, 22» 3
implere faftigium II, 1, 2- eque-
ftres fàcultates I, 19, 2* partes
X» 53’ 1?« 11* feftertium fex-
CentieS li, 20, i 3. tempus IV»