Curius and his dinner, 299. curriculum, lap in race, 331. CURTAIN in later theater, 327. CURULE chair, 225*. cyathus, ladle, 314*. CYPHER correspondence, 390. CYPRESS, as emblem of death, 433. D DAIRY products, 281. DANCERS, 153. dator lūdōrum, giver of games, 334. DAY, a Roman's, 415. dēclāmātiō, public speaking, 115. DECORATION of houses, 220 f.; walls, 220*; doors, 221*; floors, 221*; of tombs, 425*, 428*, 430*. decuriae, of slaves, 133. dēfrutum, grape jelly, 296. delphica (mēnsa), 227*. dēsīgnātor, funeral director, 434. dēstrictārium, in baths, 367, 376*. dēsultōrēs, circus riders, 343. DEVELOPMENT of the house, 188*. dextrārum iūnctiō, in marriage, 81*. DICE, gaming with, 321*. diēs, lūstricus, 97; parentālēs, 75, 438; religiōsī, 75. dimachaerī, gladiators with two swords, 359. DINING-ROOM, 204, 304*. DINNER, in the city, 303-311; early times, 301; hour, 310; bill of fare, 309; order of courses, 308; places of honor, 306. Diocletian (Emperor 284-305 A.D.) baths of, 378*. discus, throwing the, 316*. dispēnsātor, steward, 149. diurna cubicula, 205. DIVORCE, 72, 93. DOG, as pet, 103; in hallway, 195*. dōlia, for oil, 292*; for wine, 297. dominica potestās, 37. dominus gregis, head actor, 324. Domitian (Emperor 81-96 A.D.), 339. domus, 186; see HOUSE. DOORS, construction, 215* f.; names, 216. dormitōria, 205. dorsum, top course in road, 387. dōs, dowry, 72. DOWRY, 72. DRAMATIC performances, 323 f. DRESS, Chap. VII. See Table of Contents. DRINKING bouts, 312*. DRIVERS, chariot races, 341*. ducēnārius, horse of 200 victories, 340. DWARFS, kept for amusement, 153. E "EARLY DINNERS," 310. EARLY FORMS, of marriage, 61; of names, 38, 57, 58; of table customs, 299; of toga, 245; of theater, 325; of baths, 365; of gladiatorial shows, 345. EARLY HOURS at Rome, 79, 415. EARS of slaves bored, 139. EDUCATION, Chap. IV. See Table of Contents. ELM TREE, for grapes, 295; for switches, 167; "essence of elm," 168. ēditor mūnerum, giver of gladiatorial show, 362. ELOCUTION in schools, 114. EMANCIPATION, of a son, 18; of a slave, 175. endormis, bath robe, 249. ENGAGEMENTS, marriage, 71. EPIGRAPHIC sources, 10. epityrum, olive salad, 290. equitēs, career of, 409. ERRORS in manuscript books, 399. Esquiline Hill, as burial-place, 423. essedāriī, chariot fighters, 359; spelled assidāriī, 362. ESSENTIALS for the bath, 366; for burial, 436. EXAGGERATION in satire, 93. ex cathedrā, official utterance, 226. exedrae, reception halls, 207. expōnere, "expose," of children, 95. EXPOSURE of children, 32, 95; slaves, 157. exta, of the sacrifices, 277. EXTINCTION of the potestās, 34; of a family, 30. See ADOPTION. F f., abbreviation in names, 39, 57; for fugitīvus, 172. fābulae palliātae, 323. facēs, torches kept in doorways, 229. factiōnēs, racing syndicates, 339.