Mithridates, i. 204; ii. 121;
story of, iii. 219.
Mixture of the elements, iii. 126.
Mnemosyne, the mother of the Muses, i. 22.
Mnesarete, statue of, iii. 83.
Mnesiphilus, at the Banquet of the Seven Wise Men, ii. 3-41.
Mnesitheus, the physician, iii. 511.
Monarchy, Democracy, and Oligarchy, v. 395-398.
Money upon usury, v. 412-424.
Monstrous births, of, iii. 179.
Moon: essence of the, iii. 145;
magnitude of the, 145;
figure of the, 145;
whence her light, 145;
eclipses of the, 146;
phases of the, 147;
distance from the sun, 147;
of the face appearing within the orb of the moon, v. 234-292;
its distance from the earth, 246;
its nature, 253-260;
its size, 261;
why called Glaucopis, 267;
is it inhabited, 274, 275.
Moot point in Homer’s Iliad, iii. 446.
Moral virtue, essay on, iii. 461-494.
Moschio, dialogue on health, i. 251, 252.
Motherland a Cretan expression, v. 85.
Motion, of, iii. 128.
Mount Athos’ shade, v. 270.
Mule and the salt, v. 184.
Mule, superannuated, v. 182.
Mules, barrenness of, iii. 182.
Mullet, of the, v. 213.
Muses, number of the, iii. 450.
Mushrooms produced by thunder, iii. 295-300.
Music, treatise concerning, i. 102-135;
pleasures from bad, iii. 376;
for entertainments, 389.
Musonius, his rule of health, i. 35.
Must, sweet, iii. 511.
Mycenae, mount, v. 501.