Elegantiarum Linguae Latinae Libri Sex

Ministerium and Mysterium. Ch. L.
Scurra and Parasitus. Ch. LI.
Bucca, Gena, Mala, and Cilium. Ch. LII.
Pasco, Pastus, Pabulum, Esca, Pasco, Pascor, and Vescor. Ch. LIII.
Incola, Inquilinus, and Accola. Ch. LIIII.
Campus, Area, and Ager. Ch. LV.
Sylua, Lucus, Saltus, and Nemus. Ch. LVI.
Femora, Femina, and Coxa. Ch. LVII.
Crimen and Flagitium. Ch. LVIII.
Vectigal and Fœnus. Ch. LIX.
Luctus. Ch. LX.
Otium. Ch. LXI.
Amor, Charitas, Caritas, and Penuria. Ch. LXII.
Seditio and Factio. Ch. LXIII.
Bellum, Prælium, Pugna, and Certamen. Ch. LXIIII.
Copia and Copiæ. Ch. LXV.
Elogium. Ch. LXVI.
Condictio and Conditio. Ch. LXVII.
Frondes and Folia. Ch. LXVIII.
Excubiæ and Vigiliæ. Ch. LXIX.
Suffragia. Ch. LXX.
Catulus, Pullus, Hinnulus, and Fœtus. Ch. LXXI.
Lues and Pestis. Ch. LXXII.
Corpus and Caro. Ch. LXXIII.
Lamina and Bractea. Ch. LXXIIII.
Munimenta and Monumenta. Ch. LXXV.
Opera and Opus. Ch. LXXVI.
Solatium, Consolatio, and Solamen. Ch. LXXVII.
Affectus, Affectio, and Affectatio. Ch. LXXVIII.
Latebræ and Latibula. Ch. LXXIX.
On Light and Darkness: Day and Night. Ch. LXXX.
Orator, Rhetor, and Declamator. Ch. LXXXI.
Peregrinus and Hospes: Diuersorium and Hospitium. Ch. LXXXII.
Conciuis, Conterraneus. Ch. LXXXIII.
On Prætor, Prætorius, and other names of magistracies. Ch. LXXXIIII.
On the names of certain places and their possession. Ch. LXXXV.
Priscus and Pristinus. Ch. LXXXVI.
Prosper and Felix. Ch. LXXXVII.
Saluber and Sanus. Ch. LXXXVIII.
Iucundus,