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A Fable Recovered, by C. H. Roberts, I24-5. A Fragment of a Diploma from Cirencester, by
D. Atkinson, I96-7. A legal point about Mark Anrtony's will, by J. Crook,
36-38. A New Fragment of the Acta Alexandrinorrnm, by
H. Musurillo, I85-I90. Actio empti, 39, 45 ff. Adcock, F. E., Consular Tribunes and their successors,
9-I4; Caesar as a Man of Letters, noticed, 292. Adramyttium, so-called S.C. of, I36 ff. Aelius Bassus, Sp., name restored in inscription, 228. Aelius Mansuetus, name in inscription, 230.
I55 ff- Antonines, composition of the Senate under, 77 if. Antony: A legal point about Mark Antony's will,
by J. Crook, 36-38; Mark Antony in Alexandria- A Note, by P. M. Fraser, 7I-73.
Aprilius Viator, name in inscription, 227.
Archaeologische Funde in Ungarn, herausgegeben von Dr. E. B.-Thomas, reviewed, 279.
Ares associated with Rome, 23.
Arian heresy, and Julian, 56. Armstrong, A. H., reviews A. J. Festugiere, La
Revelation d'Hermes Trisme'giste, Vol. IV, 257. Army in Politics (The), A.D. 68-70, by G. E. F.
Chilver, 29-35. Arretine ware, at Bagendon (Glos.), 22 I. Asia, taxation of, 136 ff. Atkinson, D., A Fragment of a Diploma from
Cirencester, I96-7. Attius Severus, P., witness on diplomas, I 96 f. Attus, cognomen in tile-stamp at Gloucester, 233. Auboyer, J., see Aymard, A. Augustus, powers of, 82, 87; will of, 36-38. Aurelius . . . cinus, name in inscription, 227.
Aurelius Serenus, name in inscription, 228.
Ausonius Avitus, name on scraper-handle, 232.
Aymard, A., and Auboyer, J., Rome et son Empire, reviewed, 25I.
B
Badbury (Wilts.), foundations, tiles and pottery found, 223.
Bagendon (Glos.), British settlement indicated by finds of Arretine ware, coins, etc., 22I.
Bailey, D. R. S., see Shackleton Bailey, D. R. Ballad theory of early Roman tradition, I04 if. Ballistae, bolts found at Hod Hill, 222.
Balsdon, J. P. V. D., Roman History, 58-56 B.C.: Three Ciceronian Problems, I 5-20.
Barb, A. A., reviews K. Kraft, Der goldene Kranz Caesars und der Kampf tim die Entlarvung des 'Tyrannen', 267; reviews Archaeologische Funde in Ungarn, 279.
Barbieri, G., on composition of Senate, 74 if. Bardon, H., La Litterature latine inconnue, Tome II,
L'Epoque Impe'riale, reviewed, 283. Bath-houses, at Beaufront Red House, 206
Bewcastle, 204; Castell Collen, I98; Cheapside, 220; Godmanchester, 204; North Cray, 223 Wall, 2I2.
B3awdrip (Som.), trenching reveals Iron Age type hut, building with corn kilns, sandstone carved with rosettes, 22I-2.
Bawtry (Yorks.), enclosure investigated, 209. Beaufront Red House (Corbridge, Northumb.), large
military bath-house uncovered, 205 (plan), 206. Becatti, G., and Magi, F., Le Pitture delle Tombe
degli Auguri e del Pulcinella, reviewed, 264. Beloch on early Roman history, 6i ff. Berchem, D. van, La Martyre de la Legion Thebaine
Essai sur la Formation d'une Legende, noticed, 293. Bewcastle (Cumb.), troops' bath-house examined,
204-5 ; fragment of sandstone altar found, 228. Bignor (Sussex), villa further investigated, 223. Birdoswald (Cumb.), altar restored, 229. Bishop's Stortford (Herts.), settlement remains found,
2I9. Bloch, R., L'Art et la Civilisation Etrusques,
reviewed, 274. Bogaers, J. E. A. Th., De Gallo-Romeinse Tempels
te Elst in de Over-Betutwe, noticed, 294. Bowra, C. M., Melinno's Hymn to Rome, 2I-28. Brampton Park (Cumb.), enclosure examined, farm
surmised, 203-4. Brancaster (Norf.), jar rinm fragment with graffito
found, 234. Braughing (Herts.), hoard of denarii found, 2I9. Brigetio, Table of, 90-9I * 257. Bristol, Roman building remains and coins found,
221. Britain, Roman, in 1956, I98-234. Brogan, 0. and Smith, D., The Roman Frontier
Settlement at Ghirza : an Interim Report, I 73- I 84. Broomholm Knowe (Dumfriess.), defences of fort
examined, 20I. Brown, W. L., reviews M. Pallotino, The Etruscans,
and R. Bloch, L'Art et la Civilisation Etrusques, 274. Browning, R., reviews H. Bardon, La Litterature
latine inconnue, Tome ii, L'Epoque Imperiale, 283. Broxtowe (Notts.), platter fragment with stamp and
graffito found, 234. Brunt, P. A., reviews C. G. Starr, Civilization and
the Caesars, 250. Buttle, D., see Rowe, A.
C
Caecina Alienus, A., in A.D. 68-9, 32 if. Caerleon (Monm.), defences examined, I98;
centurial stone found, 226. Caesar, Julius, honours decreed for, I49 ff. in
farm, 209-2I0. Chadwell St. Mary (Essex), hoard of Ioo denarii
found, 2 I I. Chairs, as a symbol, I47 if. Channelkirk (Berwicks.), small fort revealed by air
photographs, 200. Cheapside (Lond.), bath-building traced, 220. Chester (Deva), three large granaries investigated,
207-8; tile-stamps found, 233. Chesters (Northd.), dedication-stone found, 229. Chilver, G. E. F., The Army in Politics, A.D. 68-70,
29-35. Cicero, his influence on Livy, I59 ff.; rhythm of his
prose, 68 ff.; Roman History, 58-56 B.C.: Three Ciceronian Problems, by J. P. V. D. Balsdon, I 5-20; Some Notes on Cicero's Letters to Trebatius, by E. Fraenkel, 66-70.
Cillenticus, name on leaden tag, 232. Cirencester (Glos.), see A Fragment of a Diploma
from Cirencester. Clarke, J., Davidson, J. M., Robertson, A. S.,
St. Joseph, J. K., The Roman Occupation of South-Western Scotland, edited by S. N. Miller, reviewed, 282.
Claudius Menander, T., witness on diplomas, I96 f. Claudius Trif(o?), Ti., name on leaden pigs, 230 f. Clausen, W. V., A. Persi Flacci Saturarum Liber.
Accedit Vita, reviewed, 286. Clavis annalis, I2. Cleopatra: legal status of children, 36-37 ; double
system of dating, 72-73. Clodius, 'repeal' of the Lex Aelia Fufia by, I5-I6. Cockersand Moss (Lancs.), restorations of inscriptions
on two inscribed statuettes suggested, 227. Coddenham (Suffolk), two aurei of Nero and
Vespasian found, 2 II . Cohors, I Aelia Dacorum, 229; I Dalmatarum, 229;
Jpraetoria Maximiana, 229; IIIIBre(ucorum), 233. Coin-hoards, found in Britain, 2II, 2I4, 2i8, 2I9,
22I, 225. Coin-moulds, found in Britain, 2i8, 22I. Consular Tribunes and their successors, by F. E.
house uncovered at Beaufront Red House, 2o6. Corn-supply, crisis in 57-6 B.C., i6-i8. Cosconia Mammiola, name in inscription, 228. Cramond (Midlothian), ramparts of fort identified,
buildings and pottery discovered, 200-I. Cranbrook (Kent), stamps found, 233. Cressedi, G., Velitrae, noticed, 293. Cripplegate (Lond.), about half W. Gate of Fort
uncovered, also part of N. gate-turret and road, 2I9; coins significant for dating, 220.
Crook, J., A legal point about Mark Antony's will, 36-38 ; Consilium Principis, Imperial Councils and Counsellors from Augustus to Diocletian, reviewed, 252; reviews D. Daube, The Defence of Superior Orders in Roman Law, 255.
Crown decorated with medallions, found at Wilton- by-Hockwold, 2II.
Cumberland, two tower sites examined, 202-3. Cunobeline, coins of, 2II
D Daphnus, see Pullius. Daube, D., Finium Demonstratio, 39-52; The Defence
of Superior Orders in Roman Law, reviewed, 255.
Davidson, J. M., see Clarke, J. Deification and Julian, by A. D. Nock, II5-123. De Sanctis, G., revives Ballad theory, 59-60, I04,
I09; obituary, 235. Diadems, sheet-bronze, found at Wilton-by-
Hockwold,2 I I2. Dialogus, date of Tacitus', I35. Dilke, 0. A. W., reviews Publii Papinii Statii
Thebaidos Liber Secundus, ed. H. M. Mulder, 285. Diplomas, military, 78 f., I96 f. Dorchester, (Dorset), a building indicated, 222.
Dover (Kent), bowl with graffito found, 233.
Downton (Wilts.), ditches and roads revealed, 222.
Drayer, W., see Pompeii. Duval, P.-M., Les Dieux de la Gaule, noticed, 293.
E Easter Happrew (Peebless.), fort examined, dated
by finds, 200, 20I. East Winterslow (Wilts.), inscribed bronze handle
of iron ' scraper ' found, 232. Egypt, taxation of, 92 f. Egyptians, in Senate, 79. Em, use of, by Cicero, 66. Entry to the Senate in the Early Empire, by D.
McAlindon, I9I-5. Equites, and entry to Senate, I9I ff. Ernout, A., Aspects du Vocabulaire Latin, reviewed,
290. Etruscan and Roman Roads in Southern Etruria, by
J. B. Ward Perkins, 139-143. Eusebius, Bishop of Nicomedia, 54 f. Evans, E., reviews G. Saflund, De Pallio und die
stilistische Fntwicklung Tertullians, 289.
Exeter, inner enclosure trenched, 222.
F Fabius Justus, L., career of, I3I ff. Fasti, consular, 444-284 B.C., 9-I4. Festugiere, A. J., Julien a Macellum, 53-58; La
Revelation d'Herme's Trismegiste, Vol. IV, Le Dieut inconnu et la Gnose, reviewed, 257.
Finium Demonstratio, by D. Daube, 39-52.
Flagons, two unusual earthen, 220. Flamines, use of sella curulis by, I47 f. Flavians, Senate under, 77 ff. Flavius Maximianus, name restored in inscription,
229. Fla(vius) S..., name in inscription, 229.
Formula Baetica, 44. Fraccaro, P., The History of Rome in the Regal
Period, 59-65; Opuscula, reviewed, 249.
Fraenkel, E., Some Notes on Cicero's Letters to Trebatius, 66-70.
Fraser, P. M., Mark Antony in Alexandria-A Note, 7I-73.
Frederiksen, M. W., reviews A. Aymard and J. Auboyer, Rome et son Empire, 25I.
Friend of Tacitus, The, by R. Syme, I3I-5. Fundum demonstrare, 39-40.
G Galba, in A.D. 68-9, 29 ff. Gallus, half-brother of Julian, 54, 55, 58. Gayton Thorpe (Norfolk), inscribed brick (?) found,
233. Gelzer, M., reviews P. Fraccaro, Opuscula, 249.
George, Bishop of Alexandria, 55 ff. Germanicus Caesar, see The Image and the Chair
of Gennanicus. Gestingthorpe (Essex), iron workers' tools and first-
century brooches found, 2II. Geta, see Servilius.
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Ghirza: see The Roman Frontier Settlement at Ghirza: an Interim Report; water supply, I74-7; significant tombstone, I75; buildings, I77-83; doorway inscriptions in Libyc, I8o, i8I; chronologically significant lamp fragment, i 82; rubbish mounds, I83-4; cemeteries, I84.
Girri, G., La Taberna nel Quadro Urbanistico e Sociale di Ostia, noticed, 293.
Glass, inscribed bowl found at Wint Hill, 232. Gloucester, stamped tile found, 233. Godmanchester (Hunts.), W. wall foundation found,
bath-house excavated, coins and other objects found in rubbish pit, 2I4.
Goldcliff (Monm.), boundary-stone re-examined, 226. Goodchild, R. G., and Reynolds, J., review A.
Rowe, An Account of the Round, Rectangular, Stepped, and Rock-cut Tombs at Cyrene, etc., 27I.
Gose, E., Der Tempelbezirk des Lenus Mars in Trier, reviewed, 28i.
Gray, J., see Rowe, A. Great Casterton (Rutland), defences and several
buildings traced, iron-smelting hearth and 63 coins found, 2 I 2-3.
Great Tey (Essex), red tessellated floors and fourth- century coins found, 2I I.
Great Weldon (Northants.), traces of boundarv walls discovered, 2I3.
Green Ore (Som.), four leaden pigs found, 230-I. Grimscar (Yorks.), incomplete stamps found, 233.
Gubeon Cottage (Northumb.), native site in- vestigated, 2o6.
H Hadrian, Senate under, 77 if. Hadrian's Wall, 202 ff. Harte, R. H., on Pliny's praetorship, I30. Haltonchesters (Northumb.), fort extension in-
vestigated, 205. Hammond, M., Composition of the Senate, A.D.
68-235, 74-8I. Harden, D. B., reviews C. G. Picard, Catalogue duc
Musee Alaoui, nouvelle serie, Tome I: Tunis, 274. Heddon-on-the-Wall (Northd.), centurial stone
examined, 229. Henderson, M. I., Potestas Regia, 82-87. Heurgon, J., reviews E. Gose, Der Tempelbezirk des
Lenus Mars in Trier, 28I. Higgins, R. A., notices G. Richter, Greek and Roman
Antiquities in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection, 292. History of Rome in the Regal Period, The, by P.
Fraccaro, 59-65. Hoards, see under Coin-hoards and Plate. Hod Hill (Dorset), native hill-fort further examined,
ballistae bolts found, 222. Hommages a Max Niedermann, reviewed, 291. Hospital, military, at Inchtuthill, I98 f. Housesteads (Northd.), fragments of a dedication-slab
re-examined, 229. Huckhoe (Northumb.), native site investigated, 206.
I Icklingham (Suffolk), hoard of pewter vessels found,
2I I .
llyrians, in Senate, 8o. Image and the Chair of Germianicus, The, by S.
Weinstock, I44-I54. Imperial Cult, I I i f.; I44 ff. Imperium maiuis, and Pompey, I6 if.; consular, 82 if. Inchtuthill (Perths.), Agricolan legionary fortress
hospital defined, I98-9. Innerpeffray (Perths.), temporary camps revealed by
air photographs, 200. Italians, in Senate, 77 if. iugatio, see Capitatio. Iulia Victorina, name in inscription, 227. lullinus, cognomen in inscription, 227. lullus, name in graffito, 233.
J Jones, A. H. M., Capitatio and Iugatio, 88-94;
reviews F. Lot, Nouvelles Recherches sur l'Impot foncier et la Capitation personnelle sous le Bas- Empire, 256.
Julian: childhood influences, see Yulien a' Macellum Deification and Jfulian, I I 5-I 23.
Julien a' Macellum, by A. J. Festugiere, 53-58. Jupiter Dolichenus, 229, 234. Justus, L. Fabius, career of, I 3 I ff.
K Kelvedon (Essex), Belgic pottery and coins of
Cunobeline found, 2 II. Kenchester (Herefords.), N.W. defences investigated,
2 I I-2. Kingscote (Glos.), fragments of inscribed relief
examined,226. Klima, L., and Vetters, H., Das Lageramphitheater
von Carnuntum, reviewed, 28c. Koves, T., Les Vates des Celtes, reviewed, 258. Kraeling, C. H. (with others), The Synagogue:
The Excavations at Dura-Europos: Final Report VIII; Part I, reviewed, 259.
Kraft, K., Der goldene Kranz Caesars und der Kampf um die Entlarvung des 'Tyrannen', reviewed, 267.
L Labeo, M. Antistius, 68. Lambrechts, P., on composition of Senate, 74 ff. Land, taxation and registration of, 88 ff. Last, H. M.: bibliography of published writings,
3-8; papers dedicated to, 9-I54. Law, Roman, of Sale, 39 ff.; of Succession, 36-7. Lead pigs in Somerset, 230 f. Learchild (Northumb.), two successive forts found,
2o6. Legio, II Augusta, 227; VI Victrix, 228, 233
XX Valeria Victrix, 228, 233. Leicester, bowl base with graffito found, 234. Lepper, F. A., Some Reflections on the' Quinquennium
Neronis', 95-I03. Lex Aelia Fufia, ' repeal ' by Clodius, I 5-6. Lex Campana, of 59 B.C., I8-20. Lex Gabinia, i6 ff. Libanius, I15, I2I-2 ; see also Petit, P. Libertas, in A.D. 68-70, 29. Limbury (Beds.), small settlement discovered,
2I4-5- Limitanei, of Tripolitania, I74 ff. Lincoln (Lindum), traces of defences of upper Colonia
and legionary fortress revealed, 2I0. Lindsay, J., The Romans were here, noticed, 295. Livy: annalistic form of his history, I55-9; debt
to Cicero, I59-i64 ; periodic style, I64-6; diction, I 66-I 70; and the literary tradition, I 70-2.
London, leaden tag found, 232; two parts of cups, each with stamp and graffito, found, 233. See also Cheapside, Cripplegate, Minories, White Tower.
Lot, F., Nouvelles Recherches sur l'Inp6t foncier et la Capitation personnelle soUs le Bas-Empire, reviewed, 256.
Luca, Conference of, i8-20. Lucianus, name in inscription, 227. Lullingstone (Kent), excavations continued, painted
plaster found, 224 ; jar fragment with dipinto found, 234.
M McAlindon, D., Entry to the Senate in the Early
Emipire, 19I-5. McDonald, A. H., The Style of Livy, I55-I72;
reviews 0. Seel, Pompei Trogi Fragmenta, 287. Macellum, see Julien a Macellum. Magi, F., see Beccati, G. Magistrates, Eponymous, during the Consular
Tribunate, I2-I3. Magnen, R., Jpona, noticed, 294.
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Mardonius, teacher of Julian, 53 ff. Mark Antony in Alexandria-A Note, by P. M.
Fraser, 7I-3.
Mars, Belatucadrus, 228; Nodens, 227.
Martialis, name restored in graffito, 233. Martin, R. H., reviews E. Skard, Sallust und seine
Vorgdnger, 284. Mattingly, H., Christianity in the Roman Emtipire,
reviewed, 259.
Mazard, J., Corpus Nummorum Numidiae Mauire- taniaeque, reviewed, 267.
Melinno's Hymn to Rome, by C. M. Bowra, 2i-8. Messius, C., tr. pl. 57 B.C., I6 -7. Middleham (Yorks.), excavation of hypocaust system
continued, 208. Milburn, R. L. P., reviews H. Mattingly, Christianity
in the Romani Empire, 2Z59. Mildenhall (Wilts.), ditches and wall found, 222-3. Milecastle 49 (Harrow's Scar)-Birdoswald (Cumb.),
three centurial stones found, 229. Mileoak Farm (Northants.), house excavated, 2I4. Miller, S. N., see Clarke, J. Mines, Mendip lead, 230 f. Minories, The, graves with unusual flagons found,
220. Mint, Belgic, 2I8 f. Momigliano, Perizonius, Niebuhr and the Character
of Early Roman Tradition, I04-I4.
Mommsen, Th., on crisis of A.D. 68, 29; on early kings of Rome, 59 ; on Niebuhr's ballad-theory, io8 f.; on Pliny's praetorship, I26 ff.
Moro, P. M., Julium Carnicum (Zuglio), reviewed, 278.
Morrison, J. S., reviews W. T. Wallinga, The Boarding-Bridge of the Romans, 270.
Mulder, H. M., see Publii Papinii Statii Thebaidos Liber Secundus.
Musurillo, H., A New Fragment of the Acta Alexandrinorum, I85-90.
N Nero: his downfall) 31 ff.; ' Quinquennium Neronis,'
95 ff.; as the Good Ruler, ioi ff. Niebuhr: Ballad theory, 59-60; see also Perizoniuts. Niedermann, see Hommages a Max Niedermann. Nisbet, R. G. M., reviews W. V. Clausen, A. Persi
Flacci Saturarum Liber, 286. Nock, A. D., Deification and .ulian, I I 5-123. Norman, A. F., discusses P.- Petit, Libanius et la Vie
Municipale a Antioche aut IVe Siecle apres J.-C. and Les Etudiants de Libanius, 236.
North Cray (Kent), bath-building excavated, 223-4.
0 Obnuntiatio, 15-6. Old Carlisle (Cumb.), remains of hovels examined,
bronze steelyard weight found, 203; bowrl fragment with graffito found, 233.
Orpington (Kent), agricultural settlement found, 224. Otho, in A.D. 68-9, 32 ff. Otto, W., on Pliny's praetorship, 126 ff.
P Painting, on plaster, at Lullingstone and Southfleet,
224; at Verulamium, 2 I 7. Pallottino, M., The Etruscans, reviewed, 274.
Palma, A. Cornelius, I 32 ff. Palmer, L. R., reviews E. Ernout, Aspects du
Vocabulaire Latin, 290. Pareti, L.: on early Roman history, 6o ff., I04;
Storia di Rorna e del Mondo Romano, III, reviewed, 248.
Patricians, II ff 75-7. Paulton (Som.), coin hoard and part of Roman
structure found, 22I. Penkridge (Staffs.), amphora neck with graffito found,
234. Perizonius, Niebuhr and the Character of Early
Roman Tradition, by A. Momigliano, I 04-I 4.
Perkins, J. B. Ward, Etruscan and Roman Roads inz Southern Etruria, I39-I43; with J. Toynbee, The Shrine of St. Peter and the Vatican Excavations, reviewed, 276.
Persius: A. Persi Flacci Saturarum Liber. Accedit Vita, by W. V. Clausen, reviewed, 286.
Petit, P., Libanius et la Vie Municipale a Antioche au IV" Siecle apres J.-C. and Les Etudiants de Libanius, discussed, 236.
'Philosophers,' Senatorial under Nero, 3I, IOI f. Picard, C. G., Catalogue du Musee Alaoui, nouvelle
serie, Tome I: Tunis, reviewed, 274. Plate, hoard of pewter vessels at Icklingham, 2II
pewter plate, silver spoon, and lead or tin chalice at Verulamium, 2 I 8, 232.
Pliny's Praetorship again, by A. N. Sherwin-White, I26-I30.
Pompeii, Zeuignisse Griechischer Malerei, Aufnahme von W. Draiyer, Einffihrung von K. Schefold, reviewed, 265.
Pompev, and Maius Imperium, i6 ff.; in 56 B.C., i8 f. Portishead (Somerset), ditches revealing pottery, 221. Potestas Regia, by M. I. Henderson, 82-7. Pottery-kilns, found in Britain, 226. Praetorian Guard, 3I, 33. Praetor maximus, I2-3. Propertiana, by D. R. Shackleton Bailey, discussed,
240 if. Provincials, admitted to the Senate, 76 ff. Publicani, and Asia, I36 ff. Pullius Daphnus, L., witness on diplomas, I96 f.
R Radford, C. A. R., reviews T. K6ves, Les Vates des
Celtes, 258; reviews Carnuntina, ed. E. Swoboda, 269; reviews J. Toynbee and J. Ward Perkins, The Shrine of Saint Peter and the Vatican Excavations, 276; notices D. van Berchem, La Martyre de la Legion Thebaine, 293; notices P.-M. Duval, Les Dieux de la Gaule, 293 notices E. Thevenot, Stir les Traces des Mars Celtiques, 294; notices J. E. A. Th. Bogaers. De Gallo- Romeinse Tempels te Elst in de Over-Betuwe, 294; notices R. Magnen, Epona, 294; notices J. Lindsay, The Romans were here, 295; notices A. W. Wade- Evans, The Emergence of England and Wales, 295.
Reynolds, J., see Goodchild, R. G.; reviews E. Swoboda, Carnuntum, seine Geschichte und seine Denkmdler, and L. Klima and H. Vetters, Das Lageramphitheater von Carnuntum, 280.
Richmond, I. A., reviews J. Clarke and others, The Roman Occupation of South- Western Scotland, 282.
Richter, G., Greek and Roman Antiquities in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection, noticed, 292.
Rowe, A., An Account of the Round, Rectangular, Stepped, and Rock-cut Tombs at Cyrene. D. Buttle, Some Details of the Architecture and Planning of the City of Cyrene. J. Gray, The yewish Inscriptions in Greek and Hebrew at Tocra, Cyrene, and Barce, reviewed, 371 .
Rufinius, name in inscription, 226.
S St. Joseph, J. K., see Clarke, I. Samian ware, 22I, 225, 226. Sartori, F., reviews P. M. Moro, Iulium Carnicum
(Zuglio), 278. Scaevola, Q. Cervidius, on finium demonstratio, 46 f. Scaevola, Q. Mucius, (Pontifex), consulted by
Cicero, 67. Schefold, K., see Pompeii. Scrinari, V., I Capitelli Romani della Venezia Giulia e
dell'Istria, reviewed, 266. Scullard, H. H., reviews L. Pareti, Storia di Roma
e del Mondo Romano, III, 248. Seel, 0., Pompei Trogi Fragmenta, reviewed, 287. Sella Curulis, in the theatre, I49 if. Senate: frequens senatus, i8 ff.; composition of,
A.D. 68-235, 74-8I ; provincials admitted, 76 ff.; control over magistrates by, 84 if.; entry to, in early empire, 19I-5.
Senatorial families' failure to perpetuate themselves under Empire, 75-6, 8o.
Seneca, and Nero, ioi f. Senecio, Q. Sosius, 132 ff. Sentire, Jurists' use of, 68. (Septimius ?) Constantius, name in inscription, 227. Septimius Lupianus, name in inscription, 227. Septimius Severus, Senate under, 77 ff. Servilius Geta, M., witness on diplomas, I96 f. Severus, Alexander, milestone of, 230; see also
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Signal-towers, on Cumberland coast, 202; near Exeter, 222.
Silchester (Hants.), earthworks examined, 223. Skard, E., Sallust und seine IVorgdnger: eine
sprachliche Untersuchung, reviewed, 284. Slaves, and finium demonstratio, 49 ff. Smith, D., see Brogan, 0. Some Notes on Cicero's Letters to Trebatius, by
E. Fraenkel, 66-70. Some Reflections on the ' Quinquennium Neronis',
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Stech, B., on composition of Senate, 74 ff. Stony Stratford (Bucks.), silver plate inscription
considered, 226. Strong, D., reviews V. Scrinari, I Capitelli Romani
della Venezia Giulia e dell'Istria, 266. Studland (Dorset), more foundations found, 222.
Style of Livy, The, by A. H. McDonald, I55-72. Sulla, and use of Sella cuirulis, I49, I5I. Suolahti, J., The J1unior Officers of the Roman Army
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Niedermann, 291.
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