=

alii ceteri 108, 130; alii-
pars etc. 66; alius of two
157

aliter alioquin 130

alliteration xli, 65, 80, 100
anima animus 68; animi re-
dundant 155; in animum
inducere 157
annals xi

ante aliquem esse 156
antecapere 158

antequam 73

apud xxxiii
arbiter 98

arcesso accerso 127

archaisms xxix, xxxiii: bene
facere 69, cupido 71, expers
with abl. 117, honore hones-
tatus 119, hostem ferire 80,
-im, adverbs in 72, in ani-
mum inducere 157, ita res
est 152, iuxta mecum 162,
necessitudo 92, neglegeris
146, que que 82, senati
112, supplicia 82, tempestas
78, tumulti 164
arduus 69

artes 68

aspera 163

146, nullus 152, opitulari
117, patrare 97, perditum
ire 120, populares 103, por-
tare 77, potiri with gen. and
acc, 133, pronoun pleonastic
87, qui quis 130, quis=
quibus 94, sese student praes-
tare 64.-K. Kraut: über
das vulgäre Element in der
Sprache des Sallustius,
Blaubeuren 1881, see also
Schmalz, Wölfflin
colos 91

concinnity xl, 73

condicio 102

coniurare with inf. 152

conlubet 143

conscripti (patres) 140

conspicor xxxiii

genitives after adjectives 74,
the so-called final 78
gerund modal use 80, dative
does not govern an accusa-
tive 72, passive sense XXXV
gluttony 88
graecisms xxxii n
gratiâ 104
gratuito 91

graviter habere 143
Greek writers, Sall.'s obliga-
tions to 70.-S. Dolega: de
Sallustio imitatore Thucy-
didis Demosthenis aliorum-
que scriptorum Graecorum,
Breslau 1871. G. L. Moll-
mann: Quatenus Sallustius
se ad exemplum Graecorum
conformaverit, Königsberg
1878. J. Robolski: Sallus-
tius in conformanda ora-
tione quo iure Thucydidis
exemplum secutus esse ex-
istimetur, Halle 1881
gregarii 121

Habere xxxv, 67, 84, 85, 121,
143, 163
hendiadys 67, 78, 141

historical errors 95, 102, 107,
109, 110, 112, 115, 128, 129,
132, 153, 160 (bis), 161
historical infinitive xlii, 92,
103, 107, 108, 157
historical present, interchange
with past tenses 98; se-
quence after 127, 131, 116
Histories, Sallust's xxxii, 72;
speeches in viii, xii
history before Sallust xi
homoeoteleuton 85
homo nobilis 134

innoxius 123, 127
inquilinus 115
intellegerint 146

intentus with dative and ab-
lative 69

interrogative double 102, 104
invadere 68, 84
ipse 99

ire with supine 120
isdem eisdem 126

ita est 143, ita res est 152
-ium 126

iuventus 73

iuxta 69, 122; iuxta mecum
162

nisi xxxiv

nomine 119, 123
novare 124

nullo (dative?) xxxiv
nullus 152

Obsequela xxxvi

obstare 153

ocissume xxxiv

odos 91

omnis 65, 114

'only' 77, 116, 159
opitulari 117

order of words, of adjective
for adverb 108; ego 148,
154; igitur 66 ; ita est 143;
in MSS xliv; in V xlix,
148, 154; of patres con-
scripti 140; of postquam-
clause 160; of quam 78;
105

oreretur oriretur 118
oriri 147

ortus ab or ex 114

ostentare xxxiii

pars alii etc. 66, with plural
verb 79

par similisque 89

participles used as substan-
tives 74, 92, 134; aoristic
use of 158; participle and
adjective with one subst.
105
partim 136
partio xxxiv

patere 83, 162
patrare 97

patres 77; patres conscripti
140

patria potestas 125, 130
patronus 127

paululum modo 152

pavere with accusative 113
pedarii 151

pedibus ire in sententiam 138
penes 109

pensi 75

per 88

percupidus xxxvi

perditum ire 120

perfect of custom 84, for plu-

perfect 92

pergere xxxiv
pergnarus xxx n
periculum 67, 100
petitio 95

phrase, a parliamentary 142
plebs plebes 121, with plural
verb 79

pleonasm 87, 155

plerusque 94, 104; plerique
148

pluperfect for perfect 97, 105,
120, 138

plural by writer speaking of
himself 81

polliceri bene 128
pontifex maxumus 135
popularis 103, xxx

populus 83

porro 132

portatio 128