ludicrum, ludi publici public game, spectacle, 1.6.5, 2.13.4, 2.38.1, 3.104.4 (ex Hom. H. Ap. from Homer's Hymn to Apollo 150), [vulgo commonly στήσωνται] 3.104.5, 3.104.6. 5.11.1. 5.50.2, 5.50.4, 5.50.4

ludos celebrare to celebrate games, 3.104.3, 3.104.6, 5.80.3,

Transl. translate 2.46.1.3.38.3, 3.40.4, 3.67.6,

contentio, certamen, proelium contest, struggle, battle, 1.70.1, 1.73.3, 2.42.1, 2.45.1, 2.89.10, 3.44.1, 3.53.2, 4.55.2, 4.91.4, [vulgo commonly τοὐτοις] 4.95.2, 5.9.10, 5.60.5, 5.91.1, 5.101.1, 6.11.6, 6.34.4, 6.38.3, 6.68.1, 6.38.3, 7.56.3, [ 7.59.2, pro for ἀγώνισμαin multis codd. in many manuscripts] 7.61.1, 7.61.2, 7.64.2, 7.66.1, 7.68.3,

proelium committere to join battle, 2.89.8, 4.91.1, 7.49.2,

contentio (solertiae, opinionis) rivalry (of skill, reputation), 3.37.5, 3.49.1,

actio forensis pleading, oratory, 8.68.1, [ 8.68.2, in nonnullis codd. in some manuscripts ἐς ἀγῶνας κατέστη.cf. Popp. adn. compare Poppo's note]

discrimen crisis, peril, 3.57.3, 7.69.2,

anxietas distress, anguish, 7.71.1,