Sketches of the Domestic Manners, and Institutions, of the Romans

acquainted admitted adopted Æneid æra afterwards alluded allusion amusements ancient antiquity Antony Apicius appear attend Augustus authors baths became called Cato celebrated century CHAP Cicero citizens clients colour considered consisted couch Ctesibius custom dances Dioclesian distinction distinguished Domitian dress duties elegance emperors entertainments Epist equally feast feet frequently gave gods gold guests Hist honour Horace horses hour indulgence introduced Italy Julius Cæsar Juvenal kind ladies latter length luxury magistrates manner marble marriage master ment mentioned modern Nero night occasion ornamented patricians perfume persons placed plebeian Plin Pliny Pliny the younger Plutarch Pompeii portico possessed present profusion rank reign republic respect robe Romans Rome senate Seneca sesterces slaves sometimes Suetonius supper supposed taste temple thermæ Tiberius tion toga took Trajan twelve tables usually various vast whence wine wore worn younger Pliny