A Companion to Latin Studies

John Edwin Sandys

University Press, 1921 - Art - 891 pages

Contents

• GEOGRAPHY AND ETHNOLOGY OF ITALY L I GEOGRAPHY OF ITALY By SIR JOHN SANDYS Litt D: 1
• Italy and Greece: 2
• Central Italy Umbria: 4
• Etruria: 5
• Vestini Marrucini Paeligni Marsi: 6
• Campania p 7 Samnium: 8
• Calabria Lucania: 9
• The land of the Bruttii: 10
• Sicily Mountains rivers and cities Messana Syracuse II: 13
• Physical characteristics: 14
• Climatic laws: 16
• IndoEuropean peoples 1719: 17
• The Balkan and the Spanish peninsulas: 19
• Italy: 20
• Aborigines: 21
• Tyrseni: 22
• Ligurians: 24
• The Ligurians of Roman times plebeians Rome and Latium: 27
• 3035 The Sabines patricians Evidence from the flamines: 30
• Three forms of marriage p 30 Disposal of the dead Armature p 31 Language: 32
• Campania: 33
• FAUNA AND FLORA: 48
• Cetacea: 54
• CHAPTER III: 89
• The Pontifices and the Calendar: 95
• Controversy on the moveable dies intercalaris ΙΟΙ: 101
• SECTION PAGE: 108
• The Monarchy: 114
• From the Third Punic war to the tribunate of Ti Gracchus: 124
• From the battle of Actium to the establishment of the Empire: 133
• From the fall of Nero to the last year of Vespasian: 139
• CHAPTER IV: 149
• SECTION PAGE: 151
• B CULTS IN OTHER ITALIAN COMMUNITIES: 161
• PRIVATE ANTIQUITIES: 173
• Gold betrothalring: 177
• Marriage sacrifice: 178
• Lying in state: 180
• Funeral procession: 182
• Street of the Tombs at Pompeii: 183
• B UNDER THE EMPIRE: 186
• Diagram showing form of toga: 191
• Man wearing toga: 192
• Traveller in paenula reckoning with hostess in stola: 194
• Womens garments: 195
• Woman wearing palla: 196
• Coins showing various modes of hairdressing: 198
• Various forms of footcovering: 199
• Diagrams showing arrangement of a triclinium: 206
• TRAVELLING: 208
• Lectica: 209
• Carpentum of Agrippina the elder: 210
• Diagram of an ancient plough: 215
• Etruscan plough with oxen: 216
• Early Italian houses: 217
• Huturn: 218
• Plan of a normal Pompeian house: 220
• The house of the Vettii restored: 222
• Section through the house of the Tragic Poet restored: 223
• Furniture: 224
• Marble table: 225
• Elementary education Reading Writing p 232 Calculation: 233
• BOOKS AND WRITING: 237
• umbilicus p 238 lora paenula: 239
• Survival of ancient offices: 249
• MONEY: 251
• Some characteristics of Roman institutions: 255
• The plebeians and the various priestly offices: 262
• SECTION PAGE: 264
• potestas and imperium: 273
• Tribunes p 279 Their sacrosancta potestas: 280
• Influence of the changed polity on the tribunes p 288 consuls: 290
• SECTION PAGE: 294
• SECTION PAGE: 332
• Public lands in Italy p 345 ager publicus: 346
• The lex Hortensia of 287 B C 263: 358
• SECTION PAGE: 366
• The term colonia under the Empire: 388
• Provincial organisation lex prouinciae: 395
• The imperial post: 429
• Aes rude: 446
• SECTION PAGE: 449
• Gold solidus of Julian II: 452
• Coin of Croesus: 453
• Roman cavalry of the Republic: 461
• The battle of Bibracte and the defeat of the Heluetii in 58 B С: 472
• Early temporary theatres: 513
• CHAPTER VII: 522
• SECTION PAGE: 527
• Use of the arch p 537 Materials: 538
• Amphitheatres: 547
• Claudian emperors the Flavian dynasty p 555 Trajan: 556
• Greek use of terracotta for statuettes: 578
• A POETRY TO THE END OF THE AUGUSTAN AGE By the late Professor: 602
• SECTION PAGE: 632
• Appius Claudius the censor: 647
• De Analogia De Bello Gallico De Bello Ciuili p 659: 659
• Asconius: 665
• Petronius: 672
• SECTION PAGE: 676
• Benedict and Monte Cassino Justinian and his code: 693
• Astronomy: 714
• The Roman encyclopaedists p 718 Varro Celsus Pliny: 719
• EPIGRAPHY PALAEOGRAPHY TEXTUAL: 728
• Scriptura monumentalis p 734 The epitaphs of the Scipios: 737
• The Latin of inscriptions Abbreviations: 745
• Collections of inscriptions Forgeries p 762 Standard works: 763
• Definition: 791
• SECTION PAGE: 796
• Emendation Scientific interpretation Idiosyncrasy of: 804
• Etruscan p 810 Characteristics of Etruscan: 811
• Faliscan: 817
• The Golden Age Different types of classical Latin: 824
• Italian verse Saturnian Accent Alliteration: 830
• SECTION PAGE: 836
• The four periods: 843
• Editiones Principes Pomponius Laetus Andrea de Bussi: 851
• Salmasius p 856 Du Cange Mabillon Huet: 857
• G J Vossius D Heinsius Grotius J F Gronovius p 857 N Heinsius Graevius Broukhusius Francius Perizonius: 858
• Gruter Morhof: 859
• The eighteenth century in England Bentley Samuel Clarke Gibbon p 859 Alexander Adam Sir William Jones: 860
• Facciolati Forcellini Lagomarsini: 861
• Fabricius Gesner Scheller Ernesti p 861 Heyne: 862
• Krebs Zumpt Nägelsbach p 862 Lachmann Haupt Ritschl Fleckeisen Umpfenbach Ribbeck p: 863
• Müller Baehrens Bernhardy Otto Jahn Friedländer Wölfflin Bücheler: 864
• Niebuhr p 864 Mommsen Hübner: 865
• f Georges Traube: 866
• Quicherat Benoist Riemann p 866 Boissier: 867
• Key Munro p 867 Conington Nettleship Henry A Palmer W Ramsay Sellar A S Wilkins: 868
• INDEX OF PERSONS DEITIES AND RACES: 871
• INDEX OF PLACES RIVERS AND MOUNTAINS: 875
• INDEX OF SCHOLARS AND MODERN WRITERS: 878
• INDEX OF LATIN WORDS AND PHRASES: 880

Bibliographic information

• Title: A Companion to Latin Studies
• Editor: John Edwin Sandys
• Edition: 3
• Publisher: University Press, 1921
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Jun 25, 2008
• Length: 891 pages