F
Fabii: (472=V477) slaughter of the, at Cremera, IV, 11. 53. 6.
Fabius, Aenus Caeso: see K. Fabius Ambustus, tr. mil. c. p.,
387=V390.
—, C: see K. Fabius Ambustus, tr. mil. c. p., 382=V390.
— Ambustus, C. (or M.): (355=V358) cos., VII, 16. 23. 1.
— —, K.: (401=V404) tr. mil. c. p., VI, 14. 19. 1; (398=V401) 44. 1; (392=V395) 94. 1;
(387=V390) 110. 1; (382=V390) VII, 15. 20. 1.
— —, M.: (373=V381) tr. mil. c. p., VII, 15. 48. 1; (365=V369) 77. 1.
— —, M.: (357=V360) cos., VII, 16. 9. 1; (353=V356) 32. 1; (351=V354) 40. 1.
— —, N.: (403=V406) tr. mil. c. p., VI, 14. 12. 1.
— —, Q.: (409=V412) cos., V, 13. 54. 1.
— —, Q.: (387=V390) envoy to Clusium; kills a Celt, VI, 14. 113. 4–52.
— Dorso, M.: (345) cos., VIII, 16. 66. 1.
— Hadrianus, C: (82) propr. in Utica; burned alive, XII, 38/9. 11. 1.
— Maximus Aemilianus, Q., cos. 145: (after 160) generosity of Scipio Aemilianus to, XI, 31. 27. 5–6; (145) cos., checks Viriathus, XII, 33. 1. 3–4.
— —Rullianus, Q.: (314=V315) diet.; Samnites defeat, X, 19. 72. 6–8; (312=V313) diet.; takes Fregellae and Nola, 101. 3; (309=V310) cos., 20. 27. 1; wages successful war in Etruria, 35. 1–5; calls Senate by old album, 36. 5; (308) cos., 37. 1; with P. Decius Mus defeats Samnites and makes peace with Etruscans, 44. 8–9; (295) cos.; defeats Etruscans, Gauls, and Samnites, XI, 21. 6. 1.
— — Servillianus, Q., cos. 142: (140) Lusitanians defeat; makes disgraceful treaty, XII, 33. 1. 4.
— —Verrucosus (Cunctator), Q.: (217) diet.; unmoved by Hannibal’s challenges or by popular discontent, XI, 26. 3. 1–3.
— Pictor, Q., historian: cited, III, 7. 5. 4–5.
— Vibulanus, K.: (478=V484) cos., IV, 11. 38. 1; (476=V481) 48, 1; (474=V479) 51. 1.
— —, M.: (477=V483) cos., IV, 11. 41. 1; (475=V480) 50. 1.
— —, M.: (450=V457b) cos., IV, 12. 3. 1.
–, M.: (435=V442) cos., IV, 12. 34. 1; (426=V433) trib. mil. c. p., V, 12. 58. 1.
— —, N. (or C. or M.): (412=V415) tr. mil. c. p., V, 13. 34. 1; (404=V407) VI, 14. 3. 1.
— — (or Silvanus), Q.: (479=V485) cos., IV, 11. 27. 1.
— —, Q.: (462=V467) cos., IV, 11. 74. 1; (460=V465) 77. 1; (454=V459) 86. 1.
— —, Q. (or K.): (413=V 416) tr. mil. c. p., V, 13. 9. 1; (411=V414) 38. 1.
Falernian tribe: (317) formed in Rome, IX, 19. 10. 2.
Falernian wine: (91) consumption of, in Rome, XII, 37. 3. 3.
Falernitis: (305) Samnites plunder, X, 20. 90. 3.
Falinius, M.: see M. Folius Flaccinator, tr. mil. c. p., 426=V423.
Falisci: (392=V395) Romans pillage city of, VI, 14. 96. 5; (391=V394) Rome makes peace with, 98. 5; (354=V357) Romans raid territory of, VII, 16. 31. 7.
farmers: form caste in India, II, 2. 40. 4–5.
Fate (τὸ χρεών): (364) Pelopidas starts campaign drawn on by, VII, 15. 80. 3.
—(ἡ πεπρωμένη): (324) cuts off life of Alexander, VIII, 17. 116. 1, 4; (103) decrees that Enna be land of the slaves, XII, 34/5. 2. 24b (p. 83). See Fortune.
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Fates (αἱ Μοῖραι): appear to Althaea before birth of Meleager, II, 4. 34. 6.
Father: Zeus called, III, 5. 72. 2.
Faunus s. of Picus: also called Hermes, III, 6. 5. 2.
Fayum: see Lake of Moeris. Ferentum, in Apulia: (315=V316) Rome takes, IX, 19.
65. 7.
Fidenae: (418=V426) slays Roman envoys; fights drawn battle, V, 12. 80. 6–8.
finance, public: (409) in Athens, V, 13. 64. 2, 4, 66. 3–5; (310) in Syracuse, X, 20. 4. 5–8.
fire: one of Egyptian elements, I, 1. 11. 6, 12. 3; called Hephaestus, 12. 3, III, 5. 74. 3; first use of, I, 1. 8. 5–9; III, 5. 64. 5; 67. 2; 74. 2–3; (413) used as weapon by Syracuse, V, 13. 13. 6, (307) by Cyprian Salamis, X, 20. 48. 6–7, (305–304) by Rhodes, 86. 3–4, 96. 3–97. 2, by Demetrius, 88. 2–3.
fish: Syrians hold, as sacred, I, 2. 4. 3; caught in weirs, II, 3. 22. 1–4; (133) followers of Emms eat sacred, XII, 34/5. 9. 1.
Fish-eaters: see Ichthyophagi.
Five Thousand: (411) government of the, in Athens, V, 13. 38. 1–21.
Flacci: (121) supporters of C. Gracchus; killed, XII, 34/5. 29. 1, 30. 1.
Flamininus: see T. Quinctius Flamininus.
Flaminius: XI, 28. 11. 11.
Flatnosed: see Simi.
Fiavius, Cn.: (309=V310) first freedman to become aedile, X, 20. 36. 6.
— Fimbria, C.: (86–85) leg. of L. Valerius Flaccus; pillages on way to Byzantium, XII, 38/9. 8. 1–4.
Fleece, Golden: myth of the, II, 4. 47. 1–6.
flood: tradition of, according to the Samothracians, III, 5. 47. 3–5, the Rhodians, 56. 1–3, 57. 2–4; (373) Poseidon sends, to destroy Helicê, VII, 15. 49. 3–6; (316) third, in Rhodes, IX, 19. 45.1–8. See Deucalion.
flute: Marsyas invents, II, 3. 58. 3.
Folius Flaccinator, M.: (426=V433): tr. mil. c. p., V, 12. 58. 1.
— —, M. (317=V318) cos., IX, 19. 2. 1; (313=V314) mag. eq., X, 19. 76. 3.
Fortunate Villages, in Hyrcania: (329) Alexander comes to the so-called, VIII, 17. 75. 4–7.
Fortune (ἡ τύχη): (471) gives Lacedaemonians opportunity to attack Themistocles, IV, 11. 55. 4; (451) Syracusans show regard for, and spare Ducetius, 92. 3; (425) perversity of, at Pylos, V, 12. 62. 6–7; (413) Xicolaüs bids Syracusans humble selves before, 13. 21. 4–5; Athenians should not hold, responsible, 29. 4–30. 3; (410) brings second disaster to Corcyraeans, 48. 3; (406) prevents generals, victorious at Arginusae, from paying vows, 102. 2; (405) Carthaginians without mercy for victims of, 111. 4; (401) brings Cyrus and Artaxerxes together at Cunaxa, VI, 14. 23. 5; (398) Syracusans hope for liberty if, gives opportunity, 45. 5; (363) worked against Epameinondas, VII, 15. 82. 6, 84. 2; (360–333) accomplishments of Philip II not due to, 16. 1. 6; (338) cast Philip in role of Agamemnon, VIII, 16. 87. 2; (336) may overturn king of Persia, 92. 3; (334) brings Alexander and Spithrobates together at the Granicus, 17. 20. 1; (333) ends career of Memnon of Rhodes, 29. 4; restores Alexander to health, 31. 6; generosity of, to Macedonians after Issus, 35. 7; most victories in war due to, or valour, 38. 5; (332) Alexander at Tyre not concerned for envy of, 46. 2; (330) mutilated Greeks called “abused by” 69. 6; (326) Indian philosopher Caranus
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