III.— TABLE OF MATTERS
A
accession, anniversary of P's. I. 227
Acta Senatus, I. 110
actors, II. 8, 17, 67, 69, 105, 108, 216; mantles used by, I. 105; Hero and Leander, I. 222; mask of, ll. 69; gestures of, II. 139; at Antioch, II. 149; sent for to Syria by Trajan and Lucius, II. 215. See also under stage
affection, want of family, in Rome, II. 154; cp. II. 18
adjournment in law cases, I, 159
age of exemption from duties 55, II. 185
alder, I. 89
alimentary institutions, II. 99
alliteration (see also Ehrenthal, Frontonianae Quaest. pp. 35ff and Brock, Studies in Fronto, 144 146); barbarism and bleating, F. I. 136; bleating and fleeting, M. I. 151; acidos acinos, passas puberes, M. I. 177; aerumnae adoreae, terrores triumphi, F. n. 20; cadendo caedendo, F. II. 26; cycnum coges cantione cornicum, F. II. 46; amburens in aheno, F. n. 90; amor iugis et iucundus, F. I. 86; peragrare pervenire, F. n. 188; verbi vitium, F. II. 255; impenso et propenso, F. I. 110; neque penaum neque mensum, F. n. 224; intentum et infestum et Instructum, II. 204; profectus provectus, I. 151; allit. of s, II. 120, U. 9, 10; of p, I. 50, line 5; of i, I. 118; of v, II. 236; fortia facinora fecimus, M. I. 178; puri perpetui, grati gratuiti, F. I. 86; hioerati lacessiti, F. I. 102; funduntur fupantur, M. I. 94 F. n. 136; opimus optimus, F. II. 8; vis verbi ac venustas, F. I. 6; dedicavi dcspondi delegavi, M. I. 153; odoris roboris, F. I. 89; rraplovres napappiovres, F. I. 22; ttoXAo iroXXaKi? napa jrXeCaTtov 71 ep.ir6(Jieva ov vpocrrJKaro, F. I. 272; also from Laberius, I. 166; Plautus, II. 6, 24, Caecilius, I. 142, Pacuvius, II. 266, Ennius, I. 76; aspiration ibus rationibus, F. II. 28; tubae tibiarum, F. I. 52; impudens impudica, F. ibid.; pensis parem propositis, II. 204; te tutum intus in tranquillo sinu tutatur, F. I. 36
alumni Variani, II. 98
amanuensis, II. 73
amber, rubbing of, II. 105
ambition, the last infirmity of noble mind, II. 62
anagnostes, I. 223; II. 5n.
anger, I. 259
analogy, Caesar's books on, II. 29, 256
annihilation at death, II. 229
annuity, II. 99
antithesis, Sallust, II. 158. For Fronto's antitheses see Schwierczina, Frontoniana, p. 16w.
ants, I. 49
apoplexy, 11. 83
appeal, right of (poet, in Gellius), II. 257
archaism, II. 77, 79; Hadrian's spurious, II. 139
Argonauts, II. 106
arguing pro and con, Marcus objects to, I. 2l7f.
argumentum ad hominem, I. 173
armour of inferior make, 11. 149
arrows of Parthians, 11. 205
arts, superficial knowledge of, I. 3; noble, II. 183, 191, 224, 243, 244, 245; works of art by various artists, 11. 49; I. 135
