Commentary on the Dream of Scipio; Saturnalia

Bidentes (Sheep for sacrifice). 156.b. 157.a.
Bimembres (Centaur-like creatures). 250.b.
Bona Dea. 122.b. 123.a.b.
Bruma (Winter solstice). 147.a.
Origin of the bulla (amulet). 105.b.

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Custom of burning corpses. 272.b.
Hot food held in the mouth. 281.b.
Whence the Calends. 129.a.
They are sacred to Juno. 129.b.
Goblet (Calix). 236.a.
Baldness. 177.b. 178.a.
Why Camilla was so named. 174.b.
Camurus (Hooked/bent). 249.b.
Gray hair. 278.a.
Dog, hieroglyphically. 145.a.
Singing in sacrifices. 64.a.
Singing in the burial of the dead. 64.b.
Zeal for singing. 181.b.
Large jar (Cantharus). 234.b. 235.a. 236.a.
Every soul is captured by song. 64.b.
Goat-born (Caprigenum). 250.b.
Incantation by which gods are evoked and a city or army is devoted. 175.b. and following.

Carna, a goddess. 113.b.
Carneades. 104.b.
Diverse digestion of meats. 274.a.b.
Mixing bowl (Carchesium). 235.a.
Chestnut. 187.a.
Cato’s saying against A. Albinus. 96.b.
Cato’s joke. 154.b.
Cebes the Socratic. 119.b.
Why wax candles were sent as gifts. 110.b.
Brain. 276.a.
Wine is not offered to Ceres. 177.a.b.
Center. 51.a.
Which food is easier. 164.b. & following.
Chilia (A thousand). 103.b.
Chilias (A group of a thousand). 103.b. cic. 11

Cicero the buffoon. 154.a. tonis diuis

Many jokes of Cicero. 156.b. & following.
Orbit of the circle through which the sun moves. 52.a.
Eleven circles in the heaven. 39.a.b.
Circus. 39.a.
Cissymbium (A kind of cup). 235.b.
Cleopatra’s luxury. 186.a.