opposes C. Gracchus, 78; puts

at the conference of Lucca, 273;
down the Gracchan insurgents, his second consulship, 274; his
83

estrangement from Cæsar, 276–
Orchomenus, battle of, 134

278; allies himself to the Op-

timates, 279; driven from Italy
PARTHIANS, Sulla's relation with, by Cæsar, 282; bis last cam-

122; Pompey's relation with, paign in Epirus, 284; defeated
257 ; attacked by Crassus, 196; at Pharsalus, 285; murdered,
defeat him, 198–200

287
Pelusium, murder of Pompey at, Pontius Telesinus, C., Samnite
287

general, slain at the Colline Gate,
Pergamus, kingdom of, annexed by

143-144
Rome, 37

Popilius, C. Laenas, banished by
Perpenna, M., aids Lepidus, 165 ; C. Gracchus, 57

murders Sertorius, 246 ; put to Præfectus Urbi, office of, instituted
death by Pompey, 246

by Cæsar, 335
Petreius, M., sent to Spain by Praeneste, taken by Sulla, 144

Pompey, 276 ; defeated by Cæsar Proscription, the Sullan, 145-146
at Ilerda, 327

Ptolemy, Auletes, restored by Ga-
Pharnaces, deposes his father binius, 271

Mithradates, 260
Philippus L. Marcius, opposes the Quaestiones Perpetuae, see Jury-

laws of Drusus, 107 ; his epigram Courts
on Pompey, 243

Quinctius, T., Democratic Leader,
Piræus, siege of, by Sulla, 130-131 250
Pirates, their daring during the

last century of the Republic, 7; RABIRIUS, C. Postumus, prosecuted
allied to Mithradates and to by Cæsar, 177
Spartacus, 249; capture Julius Remi, the, aid Cæsar, 316
Cæsar, 296–297 ; suppressed by Rhodians, the, aid Sulla, 130
Pompey, 252-253

Roscius, S. Otho, his legislation,
Pompeius Q. Rufus, aids Sulla,

175 ; opposes the Gabinian Law,
124 ; murdered, 127

252
Pompeius, Gn. Strabo, his equivocal Rubicon, Cæsar crosses the, 281

policy in the Civil War, 237 ; his Rufus, see Cælius, Sulpicius, Ruti.
death, 238

lius
Pompeius, Gn. Magnus, his early Rullus, P. Servilius, his Agrarian

life, 237–238; joins Sulla, 239 ; Law, 180-181
conquers Africa, 240 ; supports Rutilius, Lupus P., commands
Lepidus, 241; his campaign in against the Italians, 109.
Cisalpine Gaul, 242; sent to Rutilius, P. Rufus, his unjust con-
Spain, 243; his war with Ser-

demnation, 66, 105
torius, 245-246; his consulship
with Crassus, 174, 248; sup- SAMNITES, join the Italian revolt,
presses the Pirates, 252-253; sent 111; their long resistance, 122;
against Mithradates, 254-255; allied to the Democrats, 127;
conquers the East, 257; his return defeated and subdued by Sulla,
to Rome, 187, 261; thwarted by 145
the Optimates, 263; joins the Sardinia, 5; C. Gracchus in, 54
First Triumvirate, 264 ; his Satureius,

murders Ti.
struggle with Clodius, 267; Gracchus, 48
reforms the corn supply, 269; Saturninus, L. Appuleius, quarrels

Pos

with the Senate, 98 ; his alliance his campaign against the Demo-
with Marius, 99; his political crats, 141-145 ; his Proscription,
schemes, 99-100; his violence, 146; reforms the constitution,
101; heads an insurrection, 102; 147-155 ; retires from public
slain, 103

life, 156 ; his death, 160-161
Scævola, Q. Mucius, murdered by Sulpicius, P. Rufus, leads the
Democrats, 142

Democratic party, 113;

his
Scipio Nasica, P., see Nasica

schemes, 114; deposes Sulla,
Scipio, Q. Metellus, commands 115; attacked and slain by Sulla,

against Cæsar in Africa, 229-230 125
Septimuleius, L., sells the head of Sura, P. Bruttius, resists Mithra-
C. Gracchus, 86

dates, 129
Sertorius, Q., Marian leader, 163; Syria, ceded by Tigranes to Rome,

maintains the war in Spain, 165; 257: organised as a province by
his campaigns against Metellus Pompey, 259
and Pompey, 244–245; murdered

by Perpenna, 246
Servile War, the, 165-172; ter-

TARENTUM, C. Gracchus founds a
minated by Crassus, 173

colony at, 61
Sibylline books, the, consulted, 271

Tarquinius, L., informs against

Crassus, 185
Silo, Q. Pompædius, his meeting
with Cato, 206

Taxiles, defeated by Sulla, 131
Social War, causes of the, 107–108 ;

Tencteri, massacred by Cæsar, 223,
its character, 109-110; ended by

319-320
the Plautio-Papirian law, III

Teutons, allied with Cimbri invade

Gaul, 96; exterminated by
Soli (Pompeiopolis), restored by

Marius, 97
Pompey, 253
Spain, Roman government in, 5,

Thapsus, Cæsar's victory at, 230
8-9; Ti. Gracchus in, 14-15;

Theodotus of Chios, plots the

murder of Pompey, 287
campaign of Sertorius in, 165,

Tigranes, king of Armenia, sub-
244–246 ; governorship of Cæsar

mits to Pompey, 257
in, 306–307 ; campaign of Cæsar

Tigranes, junior (son

of last),
in, 327, 331

released by Clodius, 268
Spartacus, his rising, 165-172 ;
slain by Crassus, 173

Tilphossium, Mt., Sulla's victory at,

130
Statilius, P., friend of Cato, 231

Trebellius, L., endeavours to resist
Stoics, the, under the Empire, 337

the Gabinian Law, 252
Sulla, Faustus Cornelius, put to
death by the Cæsarians, 320

Tribuni Aerarii, placed among the

Jurors, 175
Sulla, L. Cornelius, his early life,

Tribuni Plebis, their powers, 28;
116-118; serves in Numidia and
captures Jugurtha,

use of their power by Ti. Gracchus,
120-121 ;

29; and by C. Gracchus, 68;
governor of Cilicia, 121-122 ;
fights in the Social War, 122 ;

Sulla cuts down their authority,

149–150; restored to their
appointed to command in the

former status by Pompey and
East, 123; deposed by Sulpicius,

Crassus, 175
123; marches on Rome, 124 ;

Triumvirate, the First, formed, 190,
captures the city, 125; sails for

264
the East, 127 ; his victorious
campaign in Greece, 129-134 ;
forces Mithradates to make peace, USIPETES, the, massacred by
136; his return to Italy, 140 ; Cæsar, 223, 319-320

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