INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Seneca, Lucius Annaeus and Stewart, Aubrey
Chrysippus, 242, 247, 248, 252.
Cicero, 192, 274, 295.
Cimber, Tillius, 149.
Cinna, L., 392.
Claudius Caudex, 307,
Cleanthes, 247, 252.
Clemency, 380; becomes no one more than a king, 384, 386; clemency of Augustus, 391; and of Nero, 396; distinguishes between kings and tyrants, 397; makes a king beloved, 399; Tarius, 401; clemency towards slaves, 404; the king-bee, 405; clemency in inflicting punishment, 407; makes men ashamed to do wrong, 410; clemency of Nero, 415; definitions of Mercy, 417; of cruelty, 417; of pity, 418; of pardon, 421.
Clitus, killed by Alexander, 135.
Cloelia, 183.
Comfort, excess of, 13.
Consolation, 162, 320, 353.
Contempt, 36.
Cordus, A. Cremutius, 162, 196, 197.
Cornelia, wife of L. Drusus, 183.
Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, 183, 345.
Corvinus, M. Valerius, 307.
Cotta, C. Aurelius, 345.
Courage, aims high, 18; born of desperation, 398.
Cruelty, caused by anger, 80; cannot be left off, if once begun, 399; inhumanity of, 411; shown in kings, 411; and in private men, 412; the opposite of mercy, 417.
Cyrus (the elder), 139.
Darius, 135.
Death, quickness of, 21; not an evil, 23; a release from pain, 190. 191.
Delay, a remedy for anger, 104, 115, 129; and for grief, 172.
Demetrius the Cynic, quoted, 7, 16.
Demetrius Poliorcetes, 28.
Demochares (Parrhesiastes), 141 142.
Democritus, 18, 85, 122, 255, 278.
Dentatus, Curius, 264, 307.
Desperation, breeds courage, 398.
Diodorus, the Epicurean, 255.
Diogenes, the Cynic, 225, 267, 268,
Diogenes, the Stoic, 156,
Dionysius, of Syracuse, 186, 397,
Drusilla, 376.
Drusus, Livius, 183, 295.
Drusus, N. Claudius, senior, 373.
Drusus, N. Claudius, 166, 169.
Duillius, C. 307.