See _Fabulae Atellanae_ _Atrium_ _sutorium_, Vestae Atticus house of, wealth of, as money-lender, the sister of, the slave of, Cicero's letters to, _passim_, Augury Augustus alleged proposal of, to remove the capital, attitude of towards _plebs urbana_, water-supply under, the grandfather of, as a social reformer, marriage laws of, furthers public comfort, restoration of temples by, attempts at religious revival, Aventine hill Baiae Balbus, Cornelius, the younger Bankruptcy laws Basilicae, the Baths, public Bath-rooms Bauli Bithynia, province of _Blanditia_ Bona Dea, festival of Boscoreale _Brutus_ (Cicero's) Brutus, Decimus _Bulla_ Byzantium Caecilius Caelian hill Caelius Autipater Caelius (M.) Rufus Caesar, Julius alleged proposal of, to remove the capital extends one of the Basilicae, reduces corn gratuities; regulations of, for the government of the city; debts of; character of; as historian; joined by Caelius; restores credit in Italy; and Cleopatra; clemency of; sale of prisoners by; dismisses surrendered armies; foundation at Corinth by; entertained by Cicero; habits of; as aedile; summons Publilius to Rome; as Pontifex Maximus; speech of, in Sallust; consents to be deified; and _passim_ _Calceus_ _Caldarium_ Calvus Camillus Campagua, the Campania Campus Martius Caninius Capena, Porta.

_See_ Porta Capena Capital at Rome Capitol, the Capitoline hill Capua _Carceres_, the Carinae, the Carmentalis, Porta.

_See_ Porta Carmentalis _Castella_ Castor, temple of Catiline Cato major Cato minor Catullus Catulus the elder _Cena_ Censor, the _Censoria locatio_ Ceres Ceriales, Ludi.

_See_ Ludi Ceriales Cethegus Chariot-racing Chrysippus Cicero, birthplace of; house of; borrows money; as a man of business; and the publicani; relation of, to the governing aristocracy; letters of; as a philosopher; and Clodia; views on education; influence of philosophers upon; and the slave question; and the use of slaves for seditious purposes; villas of; undertakes the Ludi Romani; religious views of; and _passim_ Cicero, Marcus Cicero, Quintus Cilician pirates Circus Flaminius Circus Maximus Cleopatra Clients Clivus Capitolinus Clivus sacer Cloaca maxima Clodia Clodius Cluvius _Coemptio_ _Coenaculum_ Coinage _Collegia_ Colline gate, Sulla's victory at the, Colosseum, the Columella Comedy _Comissatio_ Comitium, the _Commercii, ius_ _Compluvium_ Concordia, temple of _Conducticii_ _Confarreatio_ _Coniugalia praecepta_ (Plutarch's) _Connubii, ius_ Constantine, arch of Consul, the Consus, altar of _Contubernium_ _Convivium_ _Copa_ ("Virgil's") Corfinium Cornelia Cornelius Crassus Cumae, Cicero's villa at Curia, the Curio Debtors _Declamatio_ _Deductio_ Democritus _Deorum, De Natura_ (Cicero's) Diana, temple of _Die natali, De_ (Censorinus's) _Diffarreatio_ Diomedes, villa of Dionysius of Halicarnassus Dionysus, worship of Di Penates.

_See_ Penates Diphilus, the actor Divorce _Dolia_ _Domus_ _Dos_ Drama, the Dyrrhachium, importation of corn into; battle of Egypt Emetics, use of Ennius Epicureanism Epicurus _Epulum Jovis_ Equester, Ordo.