KthemuineuotlhcontarF 1 Mi.
srsnitris^" ™™ JiiTiira, mimirrTB ipetiei of. 291^ xht be dnwn l^om, MR; Ruth of.
much Jem, Onek bBokt on. ju;^'akinil thai of. JM. a «,.: inflntiB ia rmriMt. W ■Bdocitate t» > few genenl hoda. Ml.
'.'ml Jocotilj, Uieful in onuorr. MS.
tthe.
Joking, caution Id be obienred in. »- Jov. feellnnot. MO.MI.
Jnlini. C.!)t: dBath of, 324; vvitt Huminll]'', to be eihlMIad to thoiehom whom we received It, L4.
Jul publicum, the narinoa head) «(, Humour, •Irokei ot, neceijsij in oratory.
Juvenliut, T. lemariu on. «).
Hj^lirft.rmof,.ia».
Hnwndei, the orator, 4in.
linked logelberinone bond. 331; tiuH kinda of. 3M; all the objecu of. eom- IcTDi metric!, etplained, lU •■.
rU-lTOiper. proneneii to. IS.
orator thould be moSenile in, Kl.
Labm, an offlcei ofa Cioero'i. B. 7J, 8(.
L»1la, the dBogWet ot C. ttliui. M].
her iwoetnesi of vol™, 344, ias.t'S.-SWViS;,..
ment., 21S 1 lepKlee of, 300; aflniihed Indtceney of langunge to be avirided in oratorf, MS.
erator, 42S. Mi; hia nleadingi. Ui; ei teemed the wiieit of men, 483.
may bo prejudicial to the orator. 311, Inberitancei, fkinnuliB tni i UflS and ™m Df sej. melrical itnicfarsntly ananged Ui dlSrtnl editions.
iDieor.SBS; IheiailoiiafiEunsnhicli delltMyor, 450.
Lex LidnHMudU. de divlbui regendis.
Llbo.T. the tribune, 4!8.
jprnting, 190, e/n.
LieiniB, the, 4*8.
Luerium, ■ eounlry home of Clceio'i, lilclniui, tlie kidnsppec, 2S. LIdnius, Ibe slave oi£sop, 28.
Lslbi, lo Iw spoken wllh purilj, 3«.
Lietor, dutie, of his offlee, 8.
LwiBhter, fiVE thingi coiBeclrf with, wiiCb an labjectt or can9tiler[.tiiiii.
tilBtalure and study tbe ereal pleainte of Cicsro, H7.
2991 aortofjeiisrakulaledloeicte.
.□ngilius, the coBtraclor, 48.
Loiiginua,217.
n i mstaawn nf ipioranw of, 1H5.
Love, feelings of, »D.
ISA; varioui disputed cues of, 188— IM: a knowtedL'o of. necessiry lo ihc man of great learning. 12! 1 obacuiIlT Diuot, ioe: Dsae of, di^cuised between Cruini and GilSs,!10i ciKi hi which Ihera can be no dispule, *11; ■eepudm.
cues in whicli the ciill law is not Lucretius, poems of, H.
Luculli. L, luid H. the orators, 4G7.
(mbCIvULbw.)
LuciUlus, M. Ihe pmtot, 39.
I.minn« be understood by tho omlor.
18!; diffi^tetil khifl. of, speoifled. 187; of Athene, aOB.
UHrer, who truly dewtves the nunet pn.gtes.inKonM,35fl; oftheGreeki, Magiuj, Jest lespecling, MO, remuti LeggUo libera, meaning; of the lenn. 62.
enBagea lo supply Rome with corn, M^esty, prime ugaioil, equHiJent lo Maius, C.'isi.
Lenlulusl Lucius, son of the flamen.
Maneia. M. salitical jest on, SM.
LentDlus, Bplnlher, consulship of, S8.
Manutius, Paul, 100,..
M.flS; folly of, llSi WschiWrensuf.
Matcelll, 189.
ferershyit, 117; the feat In which be Marcellinns, the senator, his sptech. Mi Ciceto's complaint against, 4™ Mailus, the friend of Cicetd, 84, Si.
LiTTBHS, Of Cicetto to his brolher Matadors of Cato, 49.
M, 81; CBuaoni respecllDg the con- Teyance of. SS; of Juniui Bmlus to Msilntus, Q.'tbe orator, 4JI.
Megarlant, i«t of, 349.
to AMinu, 111 1 «»« ot Branu aif- Megatistus of AptandRn, 14.
Mjrqn, Ihe Grert iculplor, ' 1 deller and teacher of, ISDi may «]ri.( ^ g^ spcnk well on Bvny.nW^fi, 1 se: hii power consiita in ticlling ihe heUnga, Ij;; he la an BnloT who csn ledge neeesisrv to, JM; a perftot V define tal> power, IS9; elhKal phlloin, tls, 216, strokes of wit and humd B«n1u9 hit grtu siili' 1>I;' definimoDT uiefu] In, Sg3, el «g.; Joking in iobfeautiDU>lypTaetlstd;»0; an the tions St tbe eomplete grUor, 17!, 173, soils of jests calcBlated' to eioitB e( ««?.! condemned (or the iBist Imjerlaughter, S93, 294; punning In, S93— 2I>4, peouliai habits 10 hi avoided.
inodcllei and tescber, IBt; hIsEeoeral 2»S; larious kinds of jesting used In, 2U5, tl.cq.: talents applicable to, 310, tiical hanrniny to be observed in, 383, af Fivll law ibiolutely neeeiaary. 1S4, 3M i the most Illiterate ate tapable of iQdslngnf,390; the various requisite.
of deUtery, 395 i almost peculiar to au4; the YMiom objBcta he ought to Alkeni, 414; on the etibtits of, 139.
436. Sec Eloquence and Speaking.
the art of penuaslou, 218: invention Orbius, P. remark, on, IS!.
Orfsta, L. and C. A. Ihe Roman orator., of iBbJecti BB which he may ipeak, "Orlgbiet," a work written by Uueiu 238, MB: Cal" deSne. hto u -vir Caio, 20G.
hi! Joeosity and wS, Mil; ihoi^d be 'OpSui, rin >iiD>, a Qnek ncorerb, S7.
Oseila, lemarEs on,.sa.
iDDdeisieinimliaUon, lali distortion of fenture. unworthy rf (he, JBi; hi.
Tarioii. Undo of Indiieretlon, 31 1, « a., his proper mode of arauiging facM and Faonlua, the rheloriaan, 73.
assembly his most enlarged icene, Painter, ot Greece, 420.
SSI, SSii bii UM of panegytic, 313— Painting, a.ingle art, though possesatng 3M; memoTT greatly Iieiwncisl to, 3S6; should ipeak with peripieulty and Psmphilus, nuticci of, 354, el ti.
Panegyric, the ornaments and delivery of, 232, 233; use of. id oratory, 322- 3SS.
thing! which he should be able to Pansa, the con.ul, 91; hla mUltary pMiefl^t, *H.
Oralocand poot neatly allied, Ifll.
hie 'death, 109; bis energy in the Papirius, L. eloquence of, 449.
Parallel cases, arguments to be drawn nalanl abilities of, 33ll; EnumentlDn of, S3» i of aoliquily. Mf. 3M; Cicero's temarks on, As,.(«,.. the oariy onesofAlheni, 409; the Khodianand Parties, polilioal, of Home, BO, 92.
AsiBtic,411; diflerent slyles of, 43E; two claues of good one., «0; of the Paaaioni, the power of the onilar con- OralDTi of Oreece, Tery andent, 411.
alsislneiclttag them, 157; the art of influencing Ihe, 204; moving of Ihe, Otators of Home, the early ones, 411, H 272,.1.«,. 1 10 be called into wtlon.
itq.; their age and inerliii 4SS, il leg 1 2B0, et Hj.; excitement of the, an contemporsiy ones, 433: the lending Dnei,462; theiilrealmeot, 490, 497.
essential part of oratory, »ft, IGI, Patro. the llplourean, 2S.
Oralory, on the neneral study of, 130; Dusiness and an of, to be di-lded Into Paul us, L. the orator, 42'3.
fl-epans, 17a; writing tha best mo- IKDEX, elu Peiidsi, IMebaloritDrln MW,mi 10; Ciceroe >p»Bch prepaiBd Bw. 7a.
Plancnt. L. hia mfiltary amngcnieDU, 04.03; hi. force, or. 119; hDBOim pnpoaed to. 128.
Plfllo. IhB chief of all geniu. aod Ianbe earefiiUj , lag. 14; a ritlHn of SaidU, 20; Ue mdHd. SM, Gorgiaaof. lS5i aaying of, J37; Ihe odedh) ArUtoa«,M3;iHMC\fimcof Flsului, deUh of. 4W.
chjef object Id be effecle tngeolou., 105.
Ph«U.oi..».
■Kong;poinlj of a caua- lo be latea.
300; manner of. lo Da adoplea. 310.
PhlUppin of Cicero, SH.
fclhetofOctiiTlui. 1!4.
Poem. epie..rillen by Cieero. 80.
af,%«, 4il; hli TiAe 1, 33!; nollcei Puel, muit poiaeas arilaur of inisgini- Poelrj, Ciosto-a Ideal on wriHnB, M. U.
PMliwra., M. MDiulihip of. SB.
Poela. Ihe amiai Bunibei *ho hsTe rben le emlneoee, 14i^; mutt be •taAfiJ FhilUtui, thehiitDclin,^;) i'..ri[ing.'of.
Poiionfng, durgea of, ISO.
Poiillcal iteadae., preparing by Cleem.
Philiuonui, tliF rreedman Polllo, b1> biacory of Ihe civil wan, 1.
Philoiopher, who aoierve Ihe.ppelli- Peijclelui, Ibe Gteefc scuiplor, «9, Hon, 201; compitea wi aa.
Polygnotoi. Ihe Greek painlM, 410.
AlhFni. S£3: (heir teach Zi the ertB, PcmpeiuB, C. and S. ternuka on, U1.
PtaUatophf. the piirent a Pompeloa. 0, the orator, 4J8; ramaAi US; Bthicul phUosoplij e«ed hj tbe orelor, LSI Ihe wlidom derived from, 164, lOS^n, US. he studied Pompey, Ibe gieal, 1, i; bin iitCOim e>er despised froni Cicero. 36; hia eooteila in ibe bf Ihe Kdiouii. W; nowledge in the iriK ind acienco to raorsl philo- S/siSrAS' Yiew. with, 6!, Sfi': defbndj GaldBiiu, 78,70; palronage oC 8S.
Pblladmiit, 09.
of. Mi.
PompUiua, K. a man of ablUtiei, 41<.
opbiioi of, ^r 1 Picmi, the hl.lpri™, 2,1j.
emlnetil oulen. 4M. See AtUcdn^^^ PomptiiiluB. triumph of. SI. ^^^1 ect for, 74; Pontidius, p. notice, of, 473. ^^M KS.tralra, iMtning ct, 37 PoVniar Ai.embly, the moat aolaij^^ teenc ef Mtion for an oialor. JsTsa ' ft profeiied Parola, Ibe mether of young Cieero. M.
pleide..431.
Pordna, M. 133.
PoritB, IIS.
hi> great enidltion, i7 m. VS.
Power and wMoid, on the union oL^H polilieil Eovernmeni, 14. ^^H " PnKQ »«inoiini," u tmtraetor of fDmi, ine. el o.
Khetorlc. maBlers of, 157: books of, 157; ■ Pnewila, Cicero's ridicnle of Ihe, Ss.
PnelorB, IncffectivcDEii of the. 3; «tet. of, 358. ^ Clcero, f 9; lisl of in Iho seiule, ».
Fngmatiol, pludeia' uogtinlt, 19«, cl mode of teacMng, 4W; oppoied by Socratea. 409.
P^» of ill men to be tecnred, 19.
PreYaricUina, Ihe legU meaning of, 84, Ridicule, 304. H RUicuiou), what are the aereral ktaidl ^ Prom'i'se. of aihorenee mado to M. CIof.be. 2B9i in thiaira, t91: in word^ H 291; tometlmei Blidei Into Kuirlllty, ^H Proot,'t-P kinda of matter for Ihe purf^ecl.lSS.
Roman language, ill putlt7 eoirupted by ^M Praperty, repfoof of O. Cicero respecting slnBgeri, 479. 1 the dispoaitlcn rf, so.
Rome, polilical slrugglea in, 2,29.82,88, sayist. 413. Protogene*, lie Greek ptinler, *20.
90, 119, 120; general licentiouaneia in.
ProverhB may l« applied in o™ior,, 297. 1 Ptolemy AiJeles, king of Akiuidiia, Ill, ilfli under the power of Lepidu. and Antony, 1!3. ISli her peeoniary difllculltes,!S5 i the capitation tan r«- ttieRonunsi leepuiifl.
liated, 135. tl K.; Cicero's porCtaituie tempoiary with Cite, 491: on the age and medt, of the crator. of, 4M..( Puplanlaw, 58.
tbsir treatment, 496, 49ii nvnthrow of EomRlua, IS!.
Pyihagoreanj, the, lS3i Italif formerly Soscius, the Roman actor. 174, 115. tl<; full of, Xt.
hU perfection In aeling, ITS, 361 i hta Judgment of action, 288.
Ruflut. C. remarks on, 4}9; hii speech.
Rufui, hii dlacaiurte on (be paaaiiffls.
ao. ars, el >eg.; on strokes of wit and QuloUua, L. the orator. 487.
humou;, 23:^2Se.
aulntua, the aoi> of «ainm> CiMro, M.
K.
QujBlua Curlias lauded by Cicero, 16.
Iiu[mu"r"l9"f hii high character, SM, Sactiiv. the aenuor. hia speech, 39, 10, Ranieta of Rome, 452. 45*.
of.a'os ■ IJj quiQties ai anotalor, 424, ■paSm.ir.pa, doSnition of, 65.
Rebuke, severity of, 322.
Saiinator, L. Jest on, 302.
Sallual, 79 -. his opinion of Cicero'* work 234: famlliaT ceptoef often amniini;!
Republic, daiiKetDUi itale of the. 29 1 ficero'. Kceunt otthe skuuloa of.he| Barnes, In Ada Minor. 12.
77i Cioero'a anileties respectinB its Sannio, why K. called, a4«.
dilBcuUieii, 88. See Rome.
Sardinia, an unhealthy iaiaud, 41, rl a.
Republic, may be hippy, if gevemed hy Saltius, the lieutenant of Trebonlui,' wliflom, 14.
Sayings, called Dicia, 294.
Scavola, the pontic 184 n.
PK Scsvoli, M. M. a mndliUU fOr Ihi BOa- KcUiani, Ibelr fi»t UlempO to ^^M lulihip, 63, rf n.
piceepls on Ibe art of fpinUng. 4^^H BciSYDlli, P. 1§6. ll <l.; bll uuU SCBTOlB, Q. tho tribUDB, IT, 1B4, ISB, 483; one oT (ba aatm of Cti ■ero'a DliloEUH, IH, 119, ili^.; hlB great Sllaniii, D. nmsiki on. 47S.
SiUnxm, M. temarks on, 439.
Sunllarily, irgumenlt to be drawn from, 2Ba.
S»imi>, Ci«rD'i Bwech prepend tcr.
Shniles, not to be too Af-fiitiibed. sn.
SimlliiuSei, jEiiti iledVEd fTom, SW.
idbr Cie™. 73; nitty npTMf of, Mi Sleenna, bis quariHcailons u an otatxt, Soiencei, a knowledge of, eiii^ntj Sluvn, bow Ibt they are to be trn.led, ».
Smart.a)Tqg!.S94.
nam, SM: comprehended by ti Socrates, hi! PhBdru. of Plato, ISO; Bsylngt of, 1S8, 190! his defence beftae hig Jndgei, aos; condemniHl IlinBgli want ef.tJIl in.peaking. *01, hi.
;p«osect, of philoaophen who followed Solon! otatorj of, 4M.
feulplon of Greece, 4S0.
Sonndi, harmony nf. 300.
§ouIptiue, aiinirlc art, thrnigh poi Self-ra.pect. to be luppotted, JO.
general study of, I4S; it 'ii noble to Sempnmius, A. tga.
whomaybeoonilderedagoodipukeT, '1 Sonata of Reme, Cieero'i Kc-nm itsia diflference about" the Sord, 170^™: e,4S; nature and genloa the great endi of.
171; men hy apeakinR bidly become oritoMSa- ' '"' bad apeaken, ISOr the eontet order SorglusBiiraU, 1X9.
on three tblngi, US; throe thing! re- quiiile for AndUig >cBunient, Ml; SaOHiit, duttu of bll office, 7, el • ll Borloiiuj, Q. remaiks on, 4i3.
JM; the hearer IboiUd be bvoonUt, SHYice, right of, explained, 67 <..
1o the apeakei, UQ; monli and prtoof. laS-TsBp^B.
tSplei of Ibe ipiskBi to nwilt sneaa,, aervilia, Ibe mother of Biulus, Ci.
cero'i 571; faahion of, to be varitd, Ul; difTeienl pecoliarilles of, 340; sndral Snrtn. namiily.»ea'p«™nvi«tlo St^aled'b^Joid the liSiit. nf ^m^ SHTins Pola. bral^ ehaiaelei of, J SetvlD> TuUiDS, Hi.
Seitlui, the tAeoi at Cleero, 36 Speech, costume of, 17B; tequiaitn IW poiched, 44, 4Ji hii Bcqmtul ipreiplay required before the aenate thu dlB-eient liibjecti, 321. el,,g.; oh of panegyric in, SM, SZ3; the Botl cmale which.pread over the wuIbI ■ Held, M6.
Siwletttiiu, P, C. DDIicei of. Ki.
ThOTiuB, S. remaikH on. 440.
Spondali*. rein»rka on Ihe wonJ, Z7S.
Thraijmaotius, the rheiorlcian. 40fi.
tTflar. MS.
Stejcaui, C- nSnirkt on, m.
Tim am, Ihe historian, S36.
StelUaida, law of, IBS.
Tlneai, T. aoecdole of. 430.
Tira. T0:CinTO-.(teednian,?3.
Stoica, tbr. IHT Aniiiixenet Ihric TWaa, IM.
Tidui, C. remark! gn, 44B. 449., goBge of the, 435.
Tlliiu. a. m. Ml; rematlu on, «8.
fltjle in speaking, tyeiy ax^ ha« pro- TitiB., T. SO. ^ Tongue, eienlie of the, IBl.
BtylBB of the Greek oraton, 431.
■■ Buartuie propB ffqualem," meantag of Trallcs. fn tydia. 0.
ibe phiMK, ai m.
Ticaaon, thelawof. Ell.
SuhledtBofinrjuiry.tbevsriou. modes of fiimlllar to the orator. IM. Trebaliua. a friEod nfCimrD. 60, 61. 69.
Hulpicdm, C. tiio Boman qralot, 4!2.
But annearanoe In the foram,!44; hit Trlsiim, notice* of. *S1 Tiibuneihip. candlriatea Itii the, Wg Trihnle. difficulty Df eoUeoting at Komei SflLi.'taxeileTiedby, IE.
Symbol., uie of. in artifid^ memory.
Trifling jcaK. 303.
Ttjoummc.. the. 231.
Tafbiicoj, lajtog ot, 3W, Trauble Kivea a parllimlar toae Id the Taim.a,M.flS.
foice, 3fi§.
Taxation. Aaia Mil»r reUfVed from, 13.
TrnthhaittEaflrantage over imltalioD.
Taiei, on llie CDlleetlon of, by (bmieri.
Ttni,T^t^o'.'}Y.'
Tubero. 8. X. the orator, 43*.
Temper, to be presBired, IB.
TulUBTdaughter of "ieen, betrolhed to "Tenedlui aic," origin of the phrase.
Craaslpei, 46. 4?; Cioero's aotioir fiw, Talltuii. M. Ihe infonmr, 44.'
Si.
Turiui. L. remacki nn, 472.
TnHa, the iliier of Bnitas. BS. 96.
Tutor, the Did in tmlD. 293.
Twelve Tabic, iaim of the, 191, IM.
Theodoni), a writer of oratiuni. 413.
Tyriani, cmbasiy from the, 69.
Uh™.., harmony and beauij. Of «>e. Uran^ a vratit eo called, S3.
Thoramenea, wrillnga of. 146. riB.i elo- Valeria., M. the DicUtoJ, 111.
ViJoril, a and I). mnH ilimof, ifll. 4BI. VuTui, P. L. viin uying of tM.
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