234 Laus Italiae Propertius iii. 22 235 Laus Romae Claudian, _de Cons. Stil._ iii. 150 236 ‘Quod cuncti gens una sumus’ Prudentius, _c. Symm._ ii. 583 +Miscellaneous Passages.+ 238 A. Propempticon Vergilio Horace, _Od._ i. 3 B. „ „ Horace, _Od._ i. 3 239 A. Propempticon Maecio Celeri Statius, _Sil._ ii. 2. 1 B. „ „ Statius, _Sil._ ii. 2. 42 240 A. Seneca Seneca, _Ep._ xv. 8 B. „ Seneca, _Medea_ 920 241 A. Criticism of Poets Horace, _Ep._ ii. 1. 50 B. „ „ Terence Caesar, _ap. Sueton._ C. Ovid on his Contemporaries Ovid, _Tr._ iv. 10. 41 242 A. A Storm at Sea Ovid, _Tr._ i. 2. 19 B. The Passing of Romulus Ovid, _Fasti_ ii. 493 C. Thunder and Hail Pacuvius _ap. Cic._ D. The Argo in a Gale Val. Fl. _Arg._ viii. 328 243 A. Lesbia’s Sparrow Catullus iii. B. ‘My Parrot, an obtrusive bird’ Statius, _Sil._ ii. 4 C. The Lap-dog and its Portrait Martial i. 109 244 A. The Roman Satirists Quintilian x. 1. 93 B. A Criticism of Lucilius Horace, _Sat._ i. 4. 1 C. Why Juvenal wrote Satire Juvenal i. 19 D. Juvenal’s Subject Juvenal i. 81 245 A. Virtue defined Lucilius, _fr._ B. Poor men of mighty deeds Juvenal xi. 90 C. Persius in praise of his Tutor Persius v. 19 246 A. Objections to a permanent Theatre Livy, _Epit._ 48 B. Scenic Arrangements Suetonius _ap. Serv._ C. The Awnings Lucretius iv. 75 D. The Law of Otho Livy, _Epit._ 99 E. Usurpers of Equestrian Privileges Horace, _Epod._ iv. 11 247 A. The Web of Fate Catullus lxiv. 311 B. The Skill of Arachne Ovid, _Met._ vi. 19 C. The Pastime of Circe Vergil, _Aen._ vii. 10 248 A. The Monster approaches Andromeda Ovid, _Met._ iv. 671 B. How Perseus won his Bride Ovid, _Met._ iv. 721 249 A. Andromeda Manilius, _Astr._ v. 567 B. The Death of the Monster Manilius, _Astr._ v. 595 250 A. The School of Flavius Horace, _Sat._ i. 6. 71 B. Ovid at School Ovid. _Tr._ iv. 10. 15 C. The Schoolmaster’s Life Juvenal vii. 222 D. Early School Martial xiv. 223 E. Homogeneous Divisions Quintilian i. 2. 23 F. Plagosus Orbilius Martial ix. 68. 1 251 A.