buildings and spectacles, ib., and note; his clemency, 471; relief of
great disasters, 472; avoids shedding blood, ib.; taken suddenly ill,
473; dies on his paternal estate, 474.
Toga, Praetexta, 101, 103, and notes.
—— Virilis, 101, and note.
Tomb of Domitian, 379, and note.
Treviri (Treves), 254, 256, note.
Triumphs of Julius Caesar, 24, 25; Augustus, 85; description of a, ib.
note; Tiberius, 206; Germanicus, 251; of Vespasian and Titus, 454, 467;
of Domitian, 484.
Valerius Cato, a grammarian, 516.
———— Maximus, account of his works, 248.
Varro, remarks on his works, 65, 67.
Varus’ defeat by the Germans, 86, 205.
Velabrum, a street in Rome, 25, 355.
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