Cassius Longinus (C.), jurist, 192. Cassius Severus, 165. Castor (Antonius), 176. Catiline, 47; 67; 89; 90. Cato (M. Porcius), 34-36; 8; 45; 90; 92; 192; 207; 236; his son, 37. Cato (P. Valerius), 63 f. Cato (Uticensis), 186. _Catonis disticha_, 254 f. Catullus, 56-62; 46; 48; 91; 96; 120; 121; 122; 128; 129; 141; 145; 168; 202; 281. Catulus (Q. Lutatius), 44. Celsus (A. Cornelius), 175; 173. Censorinus, 256. Cestius Pius (L.), 165. Cethegus (M. Cornelius), 36. Charisius, grammarian, 261; 176. Christian literature, 227; 243; 244-252; 258; 265-269; 270; 272 f.; 276. Cicero (M. Tullius), 65-82; 12; 30; 36; 45; 46; 47; 48; 64; 83; 85; 86; 89; 91; 92; 95; 96; 138; 156; 159; 160; 164; 166; 168; 170; 171; 183; 192; 209; 210; 212; 213; 215; 219; 224; 230; 237; 240; 246; 248; 252; 257; 260; 267; 269; 270; 280; 281. Cicero (Q.), 95 f.; 64; 79. Cincius Alimentus, 33. Cinna (C. Helvius), 62; 167. _Ciris_, ascribed to Virgil, 141. Claudian, 273-275; 258; 276. Claudius, emperor, 171; 173; 178; 179; 183; 191; 216. Clitomachus, philosopher, 66. _Code_ of Justinian, 264. Cœlius Antipater, 43. Columella, 191 f. Comedy, 17-31; 6; 7; 8; 14; 15; 16; 32; its plots and characters, 19. Commodianus, Christian poet, 249 f. Commodus, emperor, 228, 233. Constantine, emperor, 251; 257; 258; 264; 270; 271. Constantinople, 226; 261; 278. Constantius, emperor, 261; 266. _Copa_, ascribed to Virgil, 191. Corbulo (Gnæus Domitius), 191. Cordus. See Ælius Julius. Corinna, addressed in Ovid’s poems, 145. Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, 44; 92. Cornelius Nepos. See Nepos. Cornificius, 45; 64; 95. Cornutus (L. Annæus), 177; 184; 185. Costumes, theatrical, 15. Crassus (L.), 66; 70; 72. Crassus (P. Licinius), 36. Cremutius Cordus, historian, 176. Critolaus, Peripatetic philosopher, 49. _Culex_, ascribed to Virgil, 140; 141. Curtius Rufus (Q.), 191. Cynthia, beloved of Propertius, 135; 136; 145. Cyprian (St.), 248 f. Dante, 111; 112; 113. Dares, 265. Decius, emperor, persecuted Christians, 249. Delia, beloved of Tibullus, 132; 134; 145. Demetrius, teacher of oratory, 66. Democritus, Greek philosopher, 51; 52; 55. Demosthenes, 71; 77; 159; 209. Dictys, 265. Didius Julianus, emperor, 228. _Digests_, 264. Dio Cassius, 255. Dio Chrysostom, 234; 240. Diocletian, emperor, 250; 251; 252; 255; 256; 264. Diodotus, Stoic philosopher, 66. Diogenes, Stoic philosopher, 49. Diomedes, grammarian, 261; 241. Dionysius, Greek writer, 270. Diphilus, Greek comic poet, 17; 26. _Diræ_, poem ascribed to Virgil, 63 f.; 141. _Disticha Catonis_, 254 f. Diverbia, 16. Domitian, emperor, 195; 198; 199; 201; 207; 211; 212; 213; 214; 216; 219; 225. Domitius Afer, orator, 176. Domitius Marsus, 137. Domitius Ulpianus, 255. Donatus, 260; 48; 267.