Epi. II, [± ifii

Pu pi us, voyez Orbilius.

Pupius, Epi. L U Q7i Hist. II,

PuSILLA, S. II, 3j 2l6.

Puteal, S. II, 35,. Hist. L 419, 4a3.

Puteolus, Hist. L, 416, 45o.

Pylades, S. II, 3, 1 3i) llist. L,

3fia; II, 343, 356, 498.

Pvlics, C. L i5, 22,

Priamus, C. L LP4 lA î L^i 8: III, Pyrë'kë'es, Hist. I, 4-55, 5ao, 5aJL 3, 26, 40 ; IV75i liL S. "Il, 3, Pyrrha ( femme de Dcucalion ), io5j A. P. 137. Hist. L '29, C. I, a. 6. ï3o; 11,163. Pvrrha ( maîtresse d'Horace ), C.

Pria pus, Epo. a^ ax» S. L 8, 2. I, 5-x Hist. I, i5i, 3io-3ia. Ait.

Hist. I, £3, 164, 4^8. '

Priscus, S. II, 7, q-i3. Hist. L Pyrrhia, Epi L LÎL i4- Hist. II,

46t. a38, Priverhum, mis à tort pour Pétri- Pyrrhus ( roi d'Epire ), C. III, 6j

num, Hist. II, 204.

Procke, A. P. 187.

Proculeius (C.)7C- H, ?j 5, Hist.

L 323.; II, ij Qjiaj i3.

Proculus, Hist.ïj i45.

Procyok, C. III, a9"7iL Hist. II, 85.Q4:

Pyrrhus (ami d'Horace ), C NI, àsl. Hist. L 53.1 , 53a.

PYTH AGORAS, EpO. l5j 31. S. II,

4, 3j ^ 63. Hist. ^5^53^ 53i ; II, ao^ 340, 485T

PYTHAGOREUS, Epi. Il, I } L)A,

Pythias, A. P a38.

Pythius, C. r, 16, 6. A. P. 4jJ.

ProETus, C. III, 7, il* Prometiibus, C. LiOj [Al II,

3; ; 18, 35. Epo. 17, Gt. Hist.

Ll'29.

Properce , Hist. ^ 11, 3jj 60j V »Q3, 1 1 5, 134, i5 i^ i5a, i58,

38o, 5g5 ; il, io3 196, 204, Quadratus, Hist. ^ 393. Voyez 3o7, 3o8, 35a, SGo^SOf), Fannius.

57a» SSïT QuiifCTitius, C. L ?i» 5^ A. P.

TABLE

438. Hist. L 5i6-5i9, 5a4, 574, Rhodope, C. II, 35, 12, Hist 1 5?T; II, 81 190, 534- 487, 433; II, 4^5.

(Juinctius ou (JciktiuSjC. II, i l Rhodos,C7 I, 7, iTEpi. I, II n Epi. Ii ik Hist. II, io5, 106, Hist. I,a88, 346, faiTfoaT ^ 113, uy ç2: Hirpinus, Ar- Rhoetds, C. II, 10, a3j TFT, 4

51; IV, 14, i5jX 12. Hist. IT, 3j/j, 398.

nus,

Qoiktilia, Hist. L 3 79, 4°3»

Quintilis (mois), Hist. II, 47**,