Namatianus (Rutilius Claudius), 275. Nazarius, panegyrist, 257. Nemesianus, 254; 188. Nepos (Cornelius), 91 f.; 64; 94; 265. Nero, emperor, 171; 176; 177; 178; 179; 185; 186; 188; 191; 194; 195; 197; 216; 252. Nerva, emperor, 211; 216; 255; 263. Nigidius Figulus (P.), 96. Nonius, 259; 260. Nonnus, Greek poet, 274. _Notitia_, 261. Novius, 30. Numerianus, emperor, 255. Obsequens (Julius), 262. Opilius (Aurelius), 96. Oppius (Gaius), 88. Optatianus, 269 f. Orators, 5; 34; 45; 95; 164 f.; 175 f.; 225; 256 f.; 264. Orosius, 263. Otho, emperor, 194; 216. Ovid, 143-155; 14; 64; 130; 132; 134; 135; 136; 137; 138; 140; 142; 156; 168; 173; 186; 188; 197; 202; poems ascribed to, 142. Pacuvius, 11; 12; 18; 53. Pætus Thrasea, 184; 203. Palladius, 261. Panætius, Stoic philosopher, 39; 49. _Pandects_, 264. Panegyrists, 257. Papinianus, jurist, 233. Papirius Fabianus, 177. Parthenius, 129. Paul (St.), alleged correspondence with Seneca, 183. Paulus (Julius), 255. Pentadius, 254. Perilla, Ovid’s daughter, 154. Periods of Roman literature, 3; 281 ff. Persius (A. —— Flaccus), 183-185; 177; 193; 219; 234. Pertinax, emperor, 228. _Pervigilium Veneris_, 241-243; 272. Petronius (C. —— Arbiter), 188-191. _Peutinger Tablet_, 261. Phædrus, Epicurean, 66. Phædrus, poet of fables, 172 f. Philemon, Greek comic poet, 17. Philo, Jewish-Greek philosopher, 66; 267. Philosophy, 49; 78; 176 f.; 181 f.; 260. Philus (L. Furius), 39. Piso (L. Calpurnius —— Frugi), 37; 39. Piso (Calpurnius), conspired against Nero, 172; 178; 185; 186; 188. Plato, 219; 239. Plautus, 18-23; 27; 28; 29; 233; 236; 270. Pliny the elder, 204-206; 195; 215; 222; 231; 253; 256. Pliny the younger, 222-225; 160; 202; 204; 211; 229; 230; 244; 257; 265. Plotius, 116; Plotius Sacerdos. See Sacerdos. Plutarch, 234. Pollio (Gaius Asinius), 99; 100; 101; 102; 103; 118; 122; 160; 166; 167; 171; 176; (Trebellius), 255. Polybius, Greek historian, 39; 92; 158. Pompeius Trogus. See Trogus. Pompey, 47; 56; 67; 68; 69; 81; 82; 84; 93; 158; 163; 186; 187. Pompilius Andronicus (M.), 96. Pomponius (L.), 30. Pomponius Secundus (P.), 188; 204. Pomponius (Sextus), 233. Ponticus, poet, 138; 143. Porcius Latro, 143. Porphyrio (Pomponius), grammarian, 234. Posidonius, Stoic, 66. Postumius Albinus, 33. _Priapea_, 140. Priscian, 261. Probus (M. Valerius), 193. Proculus, jurist, 192. Propertius, 134-137; 130; 131; 132; 143; 145; 146; 149; 168. Prose, Greek influence upon, 32; progress in, 46; 156. Prosper of Aquitania, 262. Prudentius, Christian poet, 272 f. Publilia, Cicero’s wife, 68. Publilius Syrus, 30 f.; 62. Punic war; first, 6; 33; 158; second, 33; 36; 158; third, 38; 44. Pythagoras, doctrine, 153. Quadrigarius (Q. Claudius), 43; 158.