Citharà(sonare), i. e. citharae in- star III. 16, 12; musicum citharae sonum IV. 20, 20.

Citius progredi III. 6, 2; cito rumpes arcum 14, 10; c. rem perages IV. 26, 13; citius, i. e. potius VI. 1, 4; venator citus VI. 27, 9.

Cives(o) I. 2, 30.

Civitatem, i. e. Athenas I. 2, 2; rumor c. concitat V, 5, 11. 1

Clam subsedit in oppido III. 10, 19.

Clamitantem I. 9, 7.

Clamare(validius) occoepit III. 16, 7; res clamabit VI. 23, 4.

Clamore magno I. 2, 11; clamorem su- stulere 6, 4; c. tollit 11, 7; clamore territus 15, 5; clamores suscitat V. 5, 28.

Clarum tintinnabulum II. 7, 5; c. famam VI. 14, 5; dicam tibi clare 19, 3.

Classe perdomuit IV. 7, 19.

Clauderetur margine IV. 9, 4; clauso vado, i. e puteo 12.

Clazomenae, autiqua urbs IV. 22, 17.

Clementer(respondeas) IV. 29, 8.

Clementia(ferox ingenium comprimis) VI. 11, 13.

Clitellas(binas) I 15, 8, c. meas 10.

Clitellarius(mulus) VI. 30, 8.

Coenat(domi si) VI. 19, 8.

Coepissent queri I. 2, 8; corripere coe- pit 25; c redire 3, 10; III. 19, 7; c. inlicere I. 8, 5; fugere c. 12, 8; c. lacerari 11; c. loqui 13, 5; medicinam facere coepisset 14, 2; flagitare coepit 19, 9; coepere ebibere 20, 5; bibere coepisset 25, 5; coepit vesci 31, 11; legere coepere II. 2, 7; coepit consper- gere 5, 15; agere c. gratias 8, 15; labare c. IV. 13, 9; indignari coeperunt 16, 2; coepit ferri 17, 6; tremere coepere omnia 18, 23; coeptum ordinem exsequi 21, 9; circuire coepit 22, 4; sic c. prior 24, 2; desiderari coepit V. S, 14; esurire c. VI. 17, 6; cogere c. 23, 2.

Coetum(in) recipior III. p. 23.

Cogit miseras emori I. 6, 8; ferre cogor 21, 12; fame coacta vulpes IV. 3, 1; coegit frenos invitum pati 4, 9; mori te cogunt frigora 24, 20; cogit rusticum trudi V. 5 35; quemque cogens petere VI. 15, 19.

Cogitatio animi IV. 27, 7.

Cogitas(intrare si) III. p. 16; cogitavi

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(i. c. excogitavi) plura 39; ad cogitandum

animus redeat 14, 13; judicare cogitet IV. 21, 1.

Cognatos IV. 25, 15.

Cognovi(multos) optimos III. 4, 7; duem per te cognoveris 10, 58; cognovit vocem laudari 16, 16; sermone a ipso cog- nitum IV. 22, 22. 5

Cohibete(conj. Cass. pro quod metro repugnat) VI. 17, 13.

Colligi(potuit sensus) IV. 5, 19; res pretiosas colligunt 22, 11; esca fruitur col- lecta 21, 6.

Collocarunt(servnm) in basi II. 9, 2.

Colli longitudinem I. 8, 8; lagonae col- lum 26, 10; collo jactat tintinnabulum II. 7, 5; collum compungam tibiIII. 6, 3; c. a ca- tena detritum 7, 16; c. tuo 18, 7; impari 6. VI. 11, 7.

Colite(pietatem) VI. 7, 8.

Color par III. 13, 7; c. proprius IV. p. S.

Colubram(gelu rigentem) IV. 19, 2.

Columbae fugissent miluum I. 31, 3.

Comaec horrescunt VI. 7, 3.

Combibere(conj. Burm. ebibere Bentl.) I. 14, 9.

Comesse I. 13, 4; 20, 4.

Comite(asello) I. 11, 3.

Come(cf. jactans) ofſicium II. 5, 16.

Commemoras(reges) IV. 24, 13.

Commendatio(verbosa) II. p. 7.

Commendatur(re) II. p. 7; commendari debet brevitas IV. 25, 8; commendat offici- nam Dolo VI. 4, 6.

Commercium(luminis) IV. 11, 11.

Commilito VI. 9, 8.

Comminutà sc. cortice II. 6, 14.

Commisit(pedes) calceandos I. 14, 16; tecto spiritum commiseris II. 8, 7; commi- sisset 18, 7; tibi salutem committo meam 31, 12.

Commodasse(commendasse P. R.) I. 17, 3.

Commoda(cuncta) VI. 2, 3.

Communem(sensum) I. 7, 4; commune omnium III. p. 46; in(om. P. R) commune, i. e. dimidiam partem peto V. 6, 3.

Commutando(in) principatu I. 15

Comoediis nobilis Menander V, 1

Comosa fronte V. 8, 2.

Compulsi(siti) I. 1, 2.

Compererant(quia nil) V. 5, 31.

Compesceret(mores vi) I. 2, 12.

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