had the benefit of my own MS. copy of Ribbeck's lectures on Juvenal.

No index, except the index of proper names, is given, because an incomplete one seems of little value, and the complete index in Jahn's edition of 1851 is easily accessible to scholars.

I wish to express my thanks to several friends and former pupils for valuable aid in connection with both the MS. and the proof-sheets.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY, May, 1890.

T. B. LINDSAY.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

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Juvenal
Appian Way
Nereids and Tritons
Campagna
Orpheus
Domitian (full page)
Domitian (coin)
Triumphal arch (coin of Augustus)
Triclinium
Table delicacies
Roman reading
Atrium
Ancilia
Circus
Auriga (full page)
Chariot with the body of Antilochos
Reading from Homer
Greeks feasting
Bas-relief: rowers in an Attic trireme
Greek vessel
Jupiter Olympius (full page)
Jupiter Ammon (coin)
Medusa
Emperor Claudius
Sacrificial scene
View on the Nile
Nile as river-god
Ruins of Roman camp
Tomb of Scipio

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1. Roman reading . 2. Lectica 3. Stylus 4. Writing tablets 5. Bronze jugs 6. Toga with sinus 7. Taberna 8. Torus. 9. Tomb of Caecilia Metella . 10. Restoration of tombs on the Appian Way 11. Raeda. 12. Sambuca 13. Tympanum 14. Funambulus 15. Abolla 16. Pinnirapus. 17. Retiarius, secutor, and lanista 18. Theatre at Aspendos . 19. Abacus 20. Oil-flask and strigils 21. Vomer 22. Figure with the rota 23. Tricliniuin. 24. Dinner-scene, showing the culcitae 25. Loaves of bread found at Pompeii 26. Artoptae (bread-molds) 27. Table delicacies, from Pompeiian frescoes 28. Mouth of the Cloaca Maxima 29. Culina 30. Boy wearing the bulla 31. Writing materials 32. Figure bearing the thyrsus 33. Actors wearing the cothurnus 34. Ancestor-mask (cera) 35. Plan of the house of Pansa 36. Atrium 37. Hermes 38. Roman mill 39. Phokion wearing the chlamys 40. View of the Parthenon 41. Figure bearing the scutum 42. Various forms of the cithara 43. Mimus

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44. Gladiator's armor
45. Galerus
46. Dolabra
47. Diadema
48. Plan of the Forum Romanum
49. Rostra (?)
50. Tropaeum .
51. Currus, showing the temo.
52. Trireme, showing the three banks of oars
53. Position of the rowers in a trireme
54. Ship, showing the aplustre
55. Bridge of boats .
56. Theatre of Herod at Athens
57. Sacrificial scene, showing the tuba
58. Rogus.
59. Funeral urn
60. Couch, showing the fulcrum
61. Horse adorned with phalerae
62. Figure bearing the clipeus
63. Orbis.
64. Orbis.
65. Artificial harbor at Ostia
66. Pharos
67. Inner harbor at Ostia
68. Sacrifice of Iphigenia
69. Nassa.
70. Pyxis .
71. Vulcan's workshop
72. Figure hurling the framea .
73. Isis with the sistrum .
74. Pygmies and cranes
75. Flagellum.
76. Dice-box (fritillus)
77. Cucurbita .
78. Plan of the so-called villa suburbana of Diomedes
79. Roman standards
80. Circus Maximus at Rome.
81. Tibicen
82. Phaselus
83. Egyptian phaselus
84. Plan of Roman camp.
85. Ruins of Roman camp
86. Soldier wearing the balteus

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