quo plus consumet temporis dilatio 26, 12; consumit noctes VI. 14, 25.

Consurrectum est(in plausus) V. 7, 28.

Contegit illum frutice I. 11, 4; contegere nates VI. 1, 2.

Contemnens suos I. 3, 6; quae con- tempseris, opp. laudatis 12, 1; contempsit illa, i. e. neglexit 28, 7; verba sua contemni III. 16, 9; contempti generis animal V. 3, 8.

Contenderet, i. e. affirmaret I. 17, 3; contendet quovis pignore IV. 21, 5; con- tendebant, i. e. certabant 24, 1; contenderent, i. e. affirmarent V. 5, 18; licet contendant sc. tecum VI. 28, 5.

Contentus nostris sedibus I. 3, 13; pro- priis contentae dotibus III. 18, 13; tenui con- teutus cibo IV. 13, 7; contenti munere Jovis VI. 2, 12.

Conterritus(vocibus) I. 12, 7.

Continetur(exemplis) Aesopi genus II. p. 1; ora frenis continet III. 6, 7; quot res contineat IV. 11, 14; ventrem continere 18, 31; difficulter continetur(i. e. coercetur) spi- ritus 26, 29..

Contingerent, opp. petierant I. 20, 6; quid horum simile tibi contingit IV. 24, 9; hoc ab alio numquam continget tibi VI. 8, 8.

Continuo I. 6, 2; IV. 18, 21; VI. 9, 9.

Contra(laniger) timens I. 1, 6; tunc c. deus 2, 28; c. potentes II. 6, 1; quidam c. miseriti III. 2, 4; illa c. contumax IV. 8, 5; c. se ipse misericors 19, 3; cui latrans c. senex V. 10, 7; prodire c. sc. ad pugnandum VI. 9, 27; illa c. pessima 25, 4; respondit c. 31, 10.

Contractam mori IV. 24, 19.

Contrarios(maxime) IV. 11, 17.

Contubernium(fortuitum) II. 4, 3.

Contumax sc. lima IV. 8, 5.

Contumelià(quum inquinassent omni) I. 2, 21; expertus esses contumeliam 3, 15; gravi distringunt c. 29, 2; accipiens cuncta in c. III. 8, 8; hominum contumeliis IV. 17, 3; hominis contumelia 18, 34; injuriae qui addideris contumeliam V. 6, 5.

Conveniens(haec res avaris esse) po- test I. 27, 1; occupatis auribus convenit III. p. 7; conveniens aurum vitae IV. 20, 7.

Convicio(sc. ranarum) permotus I. 6, 5; cicada convicium faciebat III. 16, 3.

Convictus Deum IV. 24, 10.

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Convivam(torquet) fame I. 26, 9. Convivium(hilare) IV. 25, 20. Convocata familia II. 8, 26.

Copia(tanta) materiae IV. 26, 6; desunt copiae, i. e. nutrimenta VI. 21, 1; verborum copia 29, 4; locustarum c. 31, 7.

Copiosus(liquor) IV. 9, 7; c. domus 24, 20; copiosa rerum varietas V. 6, 2.

Corde durato II. 9, 18; c. curam habendi eraserim III. p. 21; semisomno c. IV. 15, 11; tacito c. 27, 3.

Coram pluribus canibus II. 3, 4.

Corcodilis I. 25, 4; sic corcodilus 6.

Corium I. 20, 3.

Cornea domo II. 6, 5.

Cornix II. 6, 7; laeva cornici omina III. 18, 12; cornicis aevum(conj. Cass.) VI. 2, 6; odiosa c. 25, 1.

Cornua(ramosa) I. 12, 5; retentis impe- ditus cornibus 10; infestis taurus c. 21, 7; alta c. II. 8, 25; celsis c. sc. hirci IV. 9, 11; taurus luctans cornibus V. 10, 1; calce et cornu VI. 11, 11; cornu fregerat 23, 1.

Coronam(rogare sc. histrionem) V. 7, 34; c. te dono VI. 9, 30.

Corporis(vasti) I. 5, 6; corpore et vultu 13, 7; corpus(i. e. se) lecto reciperet 18, 4; hostile c. 21, 8; rupto c. 24, 10; corpus (i. e. sese) abdidisset II. 6, 5; otium des corpori III. p. 13; tantum corporis 7, 5; amissi c. sc. eunuchi 11, 3; non inconveniens (i. e. impar) corpus 13, 6; aptare corporibus suis sc. membra IV. 15, 7; corpore(Scheff. corpora P. R.) humanum supra formam 25, 23; miles vasti corporis VI. 9, 1; c., i. e. mor- tuum 14, 2; 26; 29; nudo corpori 29, 12; dum vivebant corpora 30, 2

Corrigatur crror II. p. 3.

Correptum lacerat I. 1, 13; corripere coepit 2, 25.

Corruptos boves II. 8, 21; formam ne corrumpas III. 8, 15; ne gratiam corrum- peret, i. e. perderet IV. 25, 18; corruptus animus VI. 14, 18; corrupisset uxorem 26, 2.

Corticem(duram) II. 6, 12.

Corvus I. 13, 3; corve 6; corvi stupor 12; augurum corvo sc. datum est III. 18, 12; c. VI. 22, 9.

Cothurnis(in) novis IV. 7, 5.

Crearit liberos I. 6, 9; regem creatis 31, 8; quum crearer masculus III. 15, 11.