Index

Tertia, mistress of Julius Caesar, 33.
Theatres—of Pompey, 96; rebuilt, 312; of Marcellus, 93, and note;
repaired, 458; of Balbus, ib.; Pompey’s restored by Tiberius, 221;
by Caligula, 265.
Theogenes, an astrologer of Apollonia, 141.
Thrax, a kind of gladiator, 487.
Thurinus, a surname of Augustus, 74.
TIBERIUS, descent of, 192-195; his childhood, 196; youth, 197; in the
forum, 198; in the wars, ib., and 199; withdraws from Rome, ib.;
retirement at Rhodes, 200, 201; returns to Rome, 202; commands in
Germany and Illyricum, 204, 205; triumphs, 206; made colleague with
Augustus, ib.; succeeds him, 207; governs with moderation, 210-213;
sumptuary laws, 214; represses the Jewish religion, 215; and Christian,
ib., and note; his rigorous justice, 216; retires to Capri, 217; his
debaucheries there, 218-220; his parsimony, 221; exactions, 222;
treatment of Livia, 223; of Drusus and Germanicus, 224; of Agrippina,