{Feet.  :  d.  Rtgiat  firiat.)  4.  On  the  nundinet
when  the  people  awemhled  in  the  dty,  the  rei  «a-
eiorum  aimaanced  {tdiabai)  to  thtm  the  niccanoQ
of  tho  feitivali  for  the  month.  Thil  [arl  of  hii
fbictioni  hoivoTei  muil  have  ceaaed  after  the  time
ofCn.  Flavint  (Varro,  de  lAag.  iot  vi.  13;
Serv.  ud  Arn.  viiu  6H.)  He  lived  in  a  domoi
publica  on  the  via  Ben,  near  the  regia  and  the


RHETRAE.
homo  of  the  Voelal  nraine..
Amdntungcm,^/f.  tl—iS.)  [L.  S.]

HHEDA  or  KEDA  wm  a  travelling  eairiagc
with  four  wheeli.  Like  the  CoriNua  and  the
EtuoDUH  it  wai  of  Gallic  origin  (Qumtil.  /«£
(hot.  L  5.  §  68 ;  Caet.  B>il.  OaU.  i.  fil),  vid
may  perhapi  contain  the  Hune  root  ai  the  Oeiman
notdi  and  our  rvU.  It  wu  the  common  ^image
uied  by  the  Romani  for  tiavelling,  and  wai  fre<
queutly  made  laigo  enoogb  not  only  to  contain
many  penoni,  butalio  baggageand  utenaila  of  n-
riouikindi.  {da-proMiL  10,20  ;  Jnven.  ill  10  ;
UarL  ill  47.)  The  word  Epititdiwn,  which  wai
fbnned  by  the  Romani  from  the  Greek  prqnaitioa
^1  and  th»  Gallic  nMu  (Quint.  Z.  c),  iaeiplained
by  the  Scholiast  on  Juvenal  (viiL  GS)  ai :  ^  Ona-

RHETOR  [RunoRicE  Grafbb.]
RHETO'RICE  GRAPHE  (^ofuti,  yfafi\
The  beat  interpretalioa  of  thit  expreauon  it  ptr-
hqii  that  given  by  Haipoaalion  and  Snidta,  t.  n.
