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AN

EIGHTH-CENTURY

LATIN-ANGLO-SAXON GLOSSAEY

Honton: C. J. CLAY & SONS,

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS WAREHOUSE,

AVE MARIA LANE.

CAMBRIDGE: DEIGHTON, BELL, AND CO.
LEIPZIG: F. A. BROCKHAUS.

AN

EIGHTH-CENTUKY

LATIN-ANGLO-SAXON GLOSSARY

PRESERVED IN THE LIBRARY OF

CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE,

(MS. N°. 144)

EDITED BY

J. H. HESSELS.

V -■

CAMBRIDGE :

AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.

1890

\All Rights retereed^

Cambritise:

PRINTED BY C. J. CLAY, M.A. & SONS,
AT THE UNIYEB8ITY PRESS.

}

]

DEDICATED TO

JOHN EYTON BICKEESTETH MAYOR

PROFESSOR OP LATIN, AND FELLOW OP ST JOHN'b COLLEGE
IN THE UNIVERSITY OP CAMBRIDGE

263037

1

vu

INTRODUCTION.

§ 1. In 1884, at the very moment that Mr Bradshaw had called
my attention to the present Glossary, preserved in an 8th-century MS.
(No. 144) belonging to Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, as one that
deserved to be published, Prof. Wiilcker issued his edition of Thomas
Wright's Vocahulcmss, in which he professed to give all the Latin
words interpreted in this Glossary by Anglo-Saxon words, omitting all
the Latin and Latinised Greek words which it interprets by other Latin
words.

§ 2. As it appeared to me that his edition did insufficient justice to
the great importance of the Corpus Glossary for the study of A. S. as
well as Latin, I still considered that it would be worth my while to copy
and publish the whole of it. But as, shortly afterwards. Prof. Zupitza
announced in the Academy of 3 May, 1884 (p. 317), that he had copied
the Glossary some years ago, and that from his transcript Wiilcker had
excerpted the Latin- A. S. glosses, and not from the Corpus MS. itself,
I asked Zupitza whether I could have his whole transcript for the sake
of publishing the entire Glossary under our joint names, in which case
I would collate his copy with the MS., and see the work through the
press. As he assented, and Prof. Skeat recommended the publication
of the Glossary to Dr Atkinson, the Master of Clare College, and at
that time Chairman of the Pitt Press Syndicate, the latter kindly
persuaded the Syndics to iindertake the publication.

§ 3. Before I say more, it is necessary to point out that the plan
of publishing the work under Prof. Zupitza's as well as my own name,
has, with his consent, been abandoned. His transcript, prepared many
years ago for his own purposes, has, indeed, served throughout as a basis
for this edition, but before the text could be printed off, so many im-
portant matters had to be done and settled by me who alone was able to
consult the MS., and saw the work through the press, that it was

VIU INTRODUCTION.

resolved that my name alone should appear upon the title-page, and the
responsibility for the present edition rest solely and exclusively with me.
I have, however, had the great benefit of Prof. Zupitza's revision of the
proof-sheets, and on two occasions (p. 76, note 1 and p. 91, note 2)
I refer expressly to his transcript, to show the weight which I attached
to his readings, in cases where there might be any doubt, but where I
thought it necessary to differ from him^

§ 4. The Corpus MS. is made up of 33 sheets of vellum, divided
into 7 quires or gatherings of 4 sheets or 8 leaves each, and an eighth of
5 sheets or 10 leaves, the first of which has been cancelled*, so that the
whole MS. is composed of 8 quires or 65 leaves in small folio, measuring
9 J inches (=235 millimetres) in breadth, and 12 J inches (=308 milli-
metres) in height.

The first and last quire bear no signatures; the second to the seventh
are marked, on each fii*st page, with the respective signatures ii, iii, nil,
V, VI and vii. The glossary proper begins on the recto of the second
leaf, and is continued without a break till the end of leaf 65. The con-
tents of the first leaf have already been described above (pp. 1 and 2).

After the glossary follows a quire or gathering of two vellum
leaves, filled with a Latin treatise (in two columns on each page) on
patronymics (Patronomicorum posita), in an Irish handwriting of the
beginning of the 12th century, which, though a little larger, otherwise
strongly resembles that of the Gospels of Maelbrigte, figured on pi. 212
of the London PcUaeographical Society^ and there ascribed to the year
1138. These two leaves are stuck into another blank vellum sheet, the

^ I must not forget to mention that, when Prof. Zupitza received my proof of
p. 91 (where I point oat that he had underlined reorum in his transcript, and that,
consequently, this word appears as A. S. in WUlcker's Vocabularies) ^ he informed
me that "while copying the Glossary, he had underlined every word which appeared
as A. S. in Thomas Wright's text, therefore, also reorum,^* This explained why I
had found some other words underlined, which were not A. S., while others which were
undoubtedly A. S. were not underlined. But I regarded this condition of affairs as
natural and unavoidable in a first transcript which had not been revised by him for
press, and in no way do I, by pointing it out once or twice, imply the slightest censure
on his transcript, which was as carefully prepared as it could possibly be expected to
be. And if, in fairness to myself, I claim credit for having corrected it here and
there, I readily admit that I could not have hop,ed to produce a better transcript
myself.

^ Or perhaps the odd leaf at the end was added by the scribe, when he found
that the ordinary quire of eight leaves was not sufficient to finish the book.

INTRODUCTION. IX

firat half of which has been cut away, the other left blank. There is
nothing to show how these two (three) leaves became connected with
this 8th-century glossary, which is bound in a simple binding of last
century, if not later.

§ 5. As regards the age of the MS., Mr Bradshaw was of opinion that
it must have been written in the beginning of the 8th century, and T
do not think that we should be justified in placing it later ^ To enable
anyone to judge for himself, a full-size photograph of one of its most
characteiistic pages, executed by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument
Company, accompanies this edition. Here and there the wrinkled and
rugged condition of the vellum did not allow photography to render the
colour of the ink of the ordinary letters in that evenly black condition'
which we observe in the MS., while the various colours, red, green,
yellow, used for illuminating the capitals and marking^ the initials,
come out black in the plate, as usual. But in all other respects
it is a perfect reproduction of the handwriting, which is A. S.
half uncicUj and which, when compared with that .of the Lindisfame
Gospels (about a.d. 700), and other MSS. of the 8th century, as the
Canterbury Gospels, Passion from the Gospels, Cassiodorus, figured on
plates 3, 4, 6, 7, 163, 164 of the London PcUaeographical Society (first
series) may be said to be rather earlier than later. As I have pointed
out on page 2, the Corpus MS. belonged, in the 13th century, to the
St. Augustine's Library at Canterbury, though we have no evidence
that it was written there.

I do not think that the Epinal Glossary should be dated earlier
than the Corpus. Its handwriting shows it to be of the first half of the
9th century, and the organic changes and scribal corruptions, observable
in the spelling of Latin words, are already more advanced, and in some
cases show a greater slovenliness, than in the Corpus Glossary, though
occasionally it has preserved more correct forms than the latter. In
my opinion the Epinal MS. stands, in point of time, much nearer to
the Erfurt Glossary, which is attributed to the end of the 9th century,
than to the Corpus. In the edition of the Epinal Glossary, published by
the Early English Text Society, the editor expresses the opinion that it
^^must have been written at least a generation earlier'' than the
Corpus MS. His opinion is not shared by competent palaeographers,

^ Mr Thomas Wright also ascribed it to the eighth century.
3 The ink of the page photographed and of many other pages is evenly black, but
there are a good many pages on which the ink has a faded and uneven appearance.
3 The initials are only marked on this and a few other pages.

X INTRODUCTION.

and it would, moreover, not be difficult to show, if it were worth while,
that the '' archaisms '' and peculiar letters, on which it is founded, admit
of a different construction.

§ 6. Rviling, Thirty-three lines for the writing drawn on both sides
of the leaf with a hard point, with perpendicular lines to divide the page
into two columns, which are doubled on the left margins to mark off
the space for the initials. Nearly every line, as well as the holes in the
right and left margins made by the instrument used for the ruling, are
still clearly visible in the MS., and may likewise be discerned in the
accompanying photograph. Here and there an attempt has evidently
been made to separate the interpretation from the lemma of the gloss by
a well-regulated space, and thereby to subdivide each column into two,
so as to make four columns on a page. But the narrow space at the
scribe's disposal prevented him from doing this everywhere.

§ 7. The character of the ornamental letters may be seen from the
two G* and the H which appear in the photographic plate. Wherever a
new letter of the alphabet commences, we find a large capital like the H
set off with various colours, mostly red, blue or green, and yellow.
Wherever a new second letter begins, a smaller capital like the G is
placed.

§ 8. PunctvxUion is done by a point, which more than once takes the
form of a short comma. Very often it is impossible to decide whether
the scribe meant to write a full-stop, or merely made a dot in the act of
resting, and withdrawing his pen, as the point is in a great many cases
tacked on to the end of the letter which concludes the word.

§ 9. Signs of reference. Final words or parts of a word, for which
there was no room on the line of the gloss, are written above or under-
neath that line, and marked off with a slanting waved line, or a symbol
in the shape of an acute angle, as may be seen on the accompanying
photograph (lines 1 and 4 of the left-hand column). To indicate the
place where words, written some distance away from their proper place,
should be inserted, a slanting line with a dot on its left or right, or
between two dots, was used (see p. 3 note 4, p. 4 n. 2, p. 19 n. 5).
Whole glosses omitted are added at the foot or top of the page, marked
by the usual h and 5 (see p. 28 n. 5, p. 113 n. 3).

§ 10. The contracted words are numerous, but there are no more
signs employed in the MS. to indicate contractions than the usual ones
in MSS. of the eighth century, as : (1) a horizontal stroke, which is very
often waved. (2) a symbol like a right angle (n). Both may be seen
in the accompanying photograph, and we find either the one or the other
nearly always written over the last letter (mostly w, sometimes a or e)

INTRODUCTION. XI

of a word (or syllable), to indicate the omission of a final m ; sometimes
it indicates the omission of -urn, (especially c = cum) or -ur. But they
also appear over such words as: dns ( = dominus), dnm ( = dominum),
dni ( = domini), dne ( = domine) ; do ( = deo), di ( = dei), dm ( = deum),
ds ( = deus) ; dr ( = dicitur) ; dt ( = dicit) ; dnt ( = dicunt); mi ( = mei) ;
n ( = non) ; nn ( = nomen ; but usually a stroke over each n) ; p, or po,
or pt ( = post) ; qnd ( = quando) ; sea ( = sancta), scae ( = sanctae),
SOB ( = sanctus) ; sclm ( = saeculum) ; sps ( = spiritus) ; st ( = sunt) ;
xps ( = Christus).

Besides the above, more or less regular and common, contractions,
the two signs are also indiscriminiately used to point out such irregular
and not always certain contractions, as : a or at ( s aut) ; aduoc ( = aduo-
cauit) ; ambul ( = ambulandi) ; amminic ( = amminiculum) ; arb ( = ar-
boris) ; gen ( = genus) ; incip ( = incipit) ; incumb ( = incumbens) ; In-
tel ( = intelligere) ; libro ( = librorum) ; ped ( = pedis and pedum) ;
popul ( = populum) ; qsi ( = quasi) ; rem or reman ( = remanens) ; sec
( = secundum ; sometimes expressed by 8 with a stroke through it) ;
syl or syll ( = syllaba or syllabae) ; (t = -tis), and a variety of other
contractions, the expansion of which can only be decided by the
meaning or form which the contracted word must have in the particular
gloss to which it belongs. They are also employed to mark contractions
in A. S. words (see for instance A 117), but more rarely.

The horizontal stroke with a point above and underneath stands for
eaiy which is occasionally combined with pot = potest A long i with a
point on its right and left, or on the right only, = id eat. But some-
times these two words are expressed by the i with its two dots, and
the sign for est, A long i with a stroke through it = inter.

1, with a waved stroke through it, indicates uel.

syll, with a stroke through the two els, = syllaba.

one c turned round usually indicates the prefix corv-y but on fol.
36^^ conr is indicated by c with the acute angle over it ; two c" turned
round = contra,

an open a written above certain letters is a contraction for rw, or
ra ; sometimes it is merely the ordinary form of a,

-ur is usually expressed by the stroke of the t being more curved
upwards than that of other t" ; though sometimes we find its omission
indicated by the ordinary horizontal stroke or acute angle (see above).

the t of ut is sometimes written above the u.

Besides the above contractions there are the usual ones for (1) aut
(namely an h with a stroke through the top ; but this word is some-
times expressed by a or at, see above) ; (2) -que ; (3) -bus (also used

Xll INTKODUCTION.

for -bet) ; (4) qui ; (5) quod ; (6) quae ; (7) quam ; (8) prae-, or pre- ;
(9) pro; (10) per; (11) eius; (12) et; (13) ra. But not having
the requisite types at my disposal to figure them here, I refer the
reader to the descriptions accompanying plates 3, 7, 163, 164 of the
London FcUaeographical Society^ merely remarking that the sign for
enim I have not observed, nor that for -us (9). The same descriptions
may be consulted with regard to the individual letters of the hand-
writing, as n, r, g &c.

All conti*actions have been expanded by italics in print, except in
two or three cases where it was difficult or impossible to determine
which word the scribe meant; see pp. 4 (n. 7), 7 (n. 3), 17 (n. 1),
21 (n. 7), 32 (gloss 433). The scribe did not always write the proper
sign, as in B 192, where c^v^ae had to be printed, though it refers to
** flos". On the other hand, cartel on p. 5 (gloss 120) stands for cdstelli,
but it had to be so printed, as there is no sign of conti'action in the
MS.

§ 11. There appear to be no more than three initial directors in
the whole MS. ; namely an a, written by the side of the initial capital
A on foil. 5**, 5^, and 8*^. I cannot say whether they were intended
to guide the illuminator or the reader.

§ 12. A few combined letters or ligatures occur in the MS., as nt,
ni, mi (in the latter two cases the i is tacked on to the last stroke of
the n or m), mo, tio, tur, rum, us, ss (long), 8B, q. Perhaps I may
mention also gm, gn, gr, gi (see photographic plate, Une 6 right hand
column) ; but there are a good many such combinations.

§ 13. Accents occur occasionally. They have all been printed, and
special attention is drawn to them in notes, so as to prevent their
being taken for misprints.

§ 14. Letters or words intended to be erased are marked by a
point underneath. Wherever a wrong letter occurs in the MS., and
the correct one has been added above the line, without the former being
marked for erasure, the wrong letter has been printed as part of the
word, and the correction indicated in a note. Sometimes, where it
seemed of any importance, it has been pointed out that a letter or word
is written over an erasure, or where a gap is made by an erasure.
But these erasures, though rather numerous, have everywhere so skil-
fully and thoroughly been effected, that no trace of the original letter
or word has remained anywhere; it would even seem that here and
there the vellum had been scratched before it was written upon. Hence
it was deemed needless to draw attention to these erasures wherever
they occur.

• • •

INTRODUCTION. XIU

§ 15. It will be observed that the Corpus Glossary consists of two
parts ; (1) an interpretation of Hebrew and Greek names, occupying
pp. 3 — 8, the former of which are mostly, if not all, taken from
St Jerome's Liber de nominilms Hehraicia ; some of the Greek nouns
are found in the treatise "de Graecis nominibufi", ascribed to Eucherius,
bishop of Lyons, while some others (p. 3, gloss 35 ; p. 4, glosses 69 — 71
<kc.) I have been unable to trace to their sources. This part merely
brings the words together under their initial letter. T always refer to it
in the Introduction, Indices <fec. by "Int." (= Interpretation). (2) A
collection of glosses compiled from various sources, bringing all the
words together whose first two letters are the same. Wherever there
is a deviation from this plan, as in A 47, 120, 204, 259 <fec. <fec., we
may regard it as a mistake.

§ 16^ The Syndics of the Press, while consenting to the publication
of the Glossary, informed me that the edition was to be merely an
exact reproduction of the MS., that is to say, with all its scribal
mistakes, errors of grammar, erroneous divisions of words, peculiarities
of spelling <fec. &c., without an elucidation of any, even the most
corrupt, glosses, and that my notes should be strictly confined to
explanations of the graphical alterations or corrections made by the
scribe or his corrector.

§ 17. It will be seen that I have throughout adhered to this plan,
which I practically proposed myself, and only deviated from it on very
rare occasions. For instance, on p. 3, the twelfth gloss is printed
Afertice, as in the MS., without a word to explain that it stands for
aphaeretice. On p. 4, there is no note to gloss 76 to say that cola
should be colon ; nor one to gloss 90 to indicate that uersum stands for
vsrsuum ; nor one to gloss 94 to explain that for diastile we must read
diastole. On p. 5, gloss 118, Ev^haritia is printed as in the MS.,
without an explanation that Eucha/ristia is the right spelling; and
gloss 121 a/paratio without a note that apparitio is the word meant.
And so in numerous other cases which will be found more fully
explained below in the paragraphs 23 — 63.

§ 18. On the other hand, the 59th gloss, on p. 4, is explained by
references to Jerome and Eucherius, because, having been unable to
understand the gloss, and taken the trouble to trace it to its source,
1 considered it advisable to save similar trouble to others. Other
attempts at elucidation, by references to other glosses in this
edition, or to other works and glossaries, will be found on pp. 7

XIV INTRODUCTION.

(n. 3); 17 (n. 1); 18 (n. 6); 19 (n. 8); 21 (nn. 8 and 9);
22 (n. 5); 28 (n. 2); 30 (n. 1); 38 (n. 3); 44 (n. 4); 45 (n. 2);
50 (n. 3) ; 53 (n. 6) &c, &c. Again, on p. 9 it is suggested in note 1,
that for discerede of gloss A 11 we should read biscerede as in the
Epinal and Erfurt glossaries. This suggestion is made, because it is

possible to make discedere of the Corpus MS. reading, the de being

de
written over the r, thus: discere. And the word is omitted by Mr

Henry Sweet from his Oldest English Texts (p. 37), and by Wtilcker in

his edition of Thomas Wright's Vocabularies.

§ 19. Again, on p. 6 it is pointed out that gloss 223 really consists
of two glosses, but on p. 15 I print (A 457) as one gloss what the MS.
divides into two. In these and some other cases, where I might easily
be suspected of having misread or misunderstood the MS., if I had
followed it faithfully, I correct where it was easy to do so, as in A 457 ;
but the gloss on p. 6 could not be altered without a violent change, and
I 85, 86 on p. 65 had to be left as in the MS., as I did not observe this
separation of one gloss till the whole sheet 5 had been indexed, so that
a rectification would have interfered with my numbering. But every-
where I call attention to the condition of the MS. in a note, while
suggesting the correction, or sometimes without any explanation at all.
For instance: on p. 5 the MS. has distinctly serarium in gloss 127,
and so it is, of course, printed. But as the r and n differ but very
little in the MS., I felt it necessary to point out in a note that the
mistake for senarium is in the MS. Similar notes will be found on
pp. 11 (n. 7), 13 (n. 2), 17 (n. 9), 18 (nn. 1 and 7), 19 (nn. 4 and
5), &c. &c,

§ 20. Likewise, in cases where other editors have seriously mis-
understood or misread glosses, I call attention to the fact in notes.
See for instance gloss 229 on p. 6; gloss 357, p. 92; gloss 227, p. 29 &c.

§ 21. As regards the division of words, the MS. has been followed
throughout, even in cases where it divides wrongly; see for instance
p. 11 (A 173). It seemed to me unadvisable to alter, or even to suggest
an alteration of such words as "amoenibus*' in A 907. The lemma is
evidently taken from Virg. A. i. 697, and should be auleis superbis, but
it is uncertain whether we must divide "a ( = in) moenibus," or regard
aanoenibiLS as a corruption for amoenis, MusiranVrS (M 336) is no doubt
the classical '*mus araneus," but the former seems to have superseded
the latter in late Latin, and I did not feel entitled to divide the word,
not even in the Index. But there are glosses where I considered it
unadvisable to adhere to the MS. reading. For instance, the words

INTRODUCTION. XV

mvl^arum gentium of gloss 8 on p. 3, are written as one in the MS.,
and it was so written in our transcript. But the compositor, finding
no room for the whole compound in one line, divided it after rmUtarum,
and placed a hyphen after this word. This looked to me so misleading,
that I thought it better to separate the words, but to indicate the state
of the MS. in a note. Other deviations from the MS. reading, always
for some reason or other, will be found on pp. 7 (n. 4), 9 (n. 2), 10
(n. 3), 12 (n. 7), 15 (nn. 7, 8, 9 and 10), 19 (n. 6), Ac. &c}

It is to be observed that no importance is to be attached to the
divisions of the MS. In a good many cases the scribe does not seem to
have understood the glosses which he was writing, and could, therefore,
not be expected to divide the words properly. Quite as often he would
hardly have had room to separate the words correctly, even if he had
known how to do it. In a few cases only he seems to have aimed at
some explanation of the component parts of a word or of a gloss. But
wherever there was any doubt as to how the scribe had divided the
words, I have given the correct division the benefit of the doubt, and in
the Index, moreover, every word is entered in its proper place.

§ 22. Having now described the MS. and its most characteristic
features, as well as the method adopted in dealing with the MS. readings,
I proceed to give a short review of the peculiarities of the Glossary from
a philological and palaeographical point of view, confining myself to the
Latin portion of it.

At first sight the glosses appear to be in a very corrupt condition.
I shall, however, endeavour to show (1) that the numerous deviations
in spelling from what we now know as classical Latin, are mostly due
to organic changes, which either were intix)duced by the scribe of the
Corpus MS., or had already been effected in the MS. or MSS. which he
followed ; (2) that many of the corruptions are due to misreadings of
our scribe or his predecessors, which may almost be said to have been
natural and unavoidable, on account of the form which the misread
letters had in ancient handwriting.

§ 23. That the Corpus Glossary is not an original work, is apparent
from a good many glosses, which are now so corrupt and altered from
what they originally must have been, that they are almost entirely
unintelligible. For instance, the gloss C 373 : Cherochelini inmallones,
for ceruchi lineae in malo nauia (see also C 222, 324 and 346), is the

1 One hyphen (A 203, to-hald) has crept in, which is not in the MS,, which has
to hald.

XVI INTRODUCTION.

work of a copyist transcribing an already corrupt example, not that of
an original compiler. But, even in cases of this kind, nearly all the
corruptions can be traced to the organic changes or systematic scribal
misreadings which are pointed out below (§§ 39 — 60). The wonder is
that glosses such as that just mentioned, should have been passed over by
the corrector who corrected so many words. It seems, however, that,
in regard to knowledge, he was just in the same position as the scribe,
as he wrote, for instance, enebata for eneruata in gloss E 66.

§ 24. In dealing with the changes or misspellings in the Glossary,
we must take them as we find them, without being able to enquire
whether our scribe, or the MS. which he followed, is responsible for
them. Nor will it be necessary, while recording the various spellings,
to refer to them as already occurring in late classical authors. It
seems clear, for instance, that such corrupted lemmata as dacillat for
vacillat (B 7), fterrus for verres (B 70), Verruca for t7erruca (B 71), <fec.,
must have been insei*ted, in this condition, in the present glossary or
its example, straight from the sources whence these glossaries were
compiled, as it is hardly probable that, if such words had been originally
arranged under the v (u), a scribe, even with the most debased pro-
nunciation, would have deliberately arranged them under the b. By
"sources" we need not necessarily understand "authors"; for the words
of glossaries like that of the €orpus MS., which is already alphabetically
arranged according to the first two letters of each word, must have been
collected in earlier glossaries according to the first letter of each word.
The latter, in their turn, were no doubt compiled from so-called class-
glossaries, in which glosses had been copied from various authors or
interlinear glosses, in the order in which they followed each other in
the texts, or arranged under subjects. So that the glosses, before they
were copied into the Corpus MS., must have already passed through
at least two or three stages in other MSS.

§ 25. We could not speak of an error where the interpretation
does not agree with the lemma of a gloss, either in case, or tense, or
person, or number. For instance : E 205, where enigmata need not be
altered to enigma, to agree with the sing, similitudo ; E 426, where it
is, at least, doubtful whether honorat should be altered to -ret, to agree
with extoUat. Such discrepancies occur frequently ; see, for instance,
F 20, where Fastis must not be regarded as a mistake for Fasti , F 54,
where Facetias is not necessarily an error for Facetia] F 144, where
iHstitia stands perhaps for triatia, though the former is not necessarily
wrong. Nor could we call T 277 tramitum glossed by uiae transuersae,
a mistake. M 38, maialea, probably — maialisy though the former, a

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plural, cannot be said to be wrongly glossed by a word in the singular.
So, having regard to the A. S. adjective in gloss F 153, we might feel
tempted to alter the lemma into ferruginet^ for ferrugine. But in all
these and similar cases, which might be quoted by dozens, the glossator,
I think, simply indicated the sense of the lemma by some more familiar
word, without pausing to make the cases, tenses &e. agree, and it would
be unadvisable to correct them, as the very form of the lemmata will
often enable us to trace them to their sources. For instance, C 979, the
gen. cycladis (or the plur. for cycladea) was, no doubt, taken straight
in that form from some author. Glosses like P 722 (praedpitat), P 736
(promunt), quote the exact form of Virgilian words (Aen. ii. 9 and 260).
Praestantis of P 770 would suggest praestarUes of Aen. viii. 548, if not
some doubt arose from " excellentes " being corrected into " excellentis ".
Again it is difficult to say whether exheredct, in E 381, is a subj. quoted
in that form from some book, or whether it should be altered to -dat, to
agree with alienat.

§ 26. But when we except such glosses, a good many still remain,
the defects of which we could not ascribe to organic changes or
systematic misreadings. Here other influences have been at work, as

truncation: A 226 (adipiscit for -sciUir) ; C 103 (caractis for csLtar-
ractes); E 232 (epome for epitome); F 152 (sacer for s&cerdos)^ 209
(pictaci for pittacia), 242 (florea for floraZia), 421 (rustici for rustici
Iiaruspices) ; H 88 (androgi for androgynits),. 166 (hyn^ for hyaen^);
I 241 (interpola for interpola^a, see 340) ; L 27 (fenes for fenes^roe) ;
191 (linquid for c?elinquit); M 51 (made for maderw), 255 (sextari for
sextarit xvi) ; N 59 (dilatio for dila^atio), 99 (caelesti for caelestcm),
159 (nob for nohUis); O 51 (perseuerant for perseueranter), 220 (pandat
for pandatur), 253 (or for orsua); P 222 (perfungit for -twr), 311 (pessul
for pessulw*), 357 (steba for stehadiorum), 852 (saltus for loctis altus?);
R 96 (concordi medii for concordiae medius) ; S 292 (necessiam for
necessoriam), 305 (sistit for sistitwr), 320 (ambagus for ambagious),
446 (spurcia for spurci^ta); T 253 (omits : ordinibus remorum); U 168
(uitiginem for uitiZiginem), &c. <fec.

Such truncations are easily understood when we examine the
facsimile page accompanying this work, and see how often the copyists
were obliged to write the final 4)r last two or three or more letters of a
word or of a gloss above or under the line. Sometimes the inter-
pretation was written two or three lines away from the lemma, up-
wards or downwards.

§ 27. Some of the above truncations are, of course, due to the
contractions of the original having been overlooked or misunderstood,

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XVUl INTRODUCTION.

as for infitance, where final ur has been omitted after t, as this
was simply indicated by the horizontal line through the t being
more bent upwards tlian in other t'. In some cases we find vr
wrongly added, as N 21 (inueniretwr for inueniret); P 280 (per-
curritur for percunit), where the scribe perhaps had a t before
him of which the stroke was too much bent upwards. The same
contraction was, no doubt, wrongly expanded in other cases, as
L 188 (trutinatum for trutinatur). Other contractions were also
wrongly expanded, as O 118 (capiter for capitis) ; S 34 (perfecti for
procfecti).

§ 28. Tran^sition of letters : B 45 (borbenta for brabeuta); C 960
(piscarum for spicarum); F 90 (fastigsisti for fastiga^ts), 95 (farrice for
farcire), 416 (pulcharre for pulchrore); G 27 (gariAim for gaZemm);
I 14 (idst for istic), 413 intHnicio for intemicio), 424 (inlttst&re for
inswZtare) ; L 37 (lawwcar for laottnar), 274 Qucor for lurco) ; M 68
(scIuptoT for sct^^tor); N 156 (nocticz^Za for noctiltica,) ; O 189 (ctwibus
for meibus) ; P 23 (cet^airistias for euc&naiass) ; K 173 (ri^^t^is for
rigiduB) ; S 478 (spidoneB for sctpiones), 680 (cwrribus for crwribus) ;
T 148 (sc/t^ptae for scuZptae), 186 (tipBins, for j^^tsana), 232 (trt^bidus
for ttwbidus); U 101 (uegros for uegors = uecors).

§ 29. Misreading of strokes: C 836 (commulsa for coni^ulsa);
H 115 (htncire for ht^icine); I 525 (iuwiperum for iump-); L 14
(lamsta for lantsta), 231 (limfator for ly wphator) ; M 64 (mampularis
for mamp-) ; O 131 (farma for farina); P 66 (pantominta for -wa),
105 (palniatus for palmatus), 854 (pube temia for pube tenus) ; S 315
(commus for quommus), 346 (simfonium for sywphonium), 379 (swus
for sinus); U 252 (untbrellas for umb-).

§ 30. Wrong division of words : A 628 (anacephaleos in repeti-
tionem, for -leosin) ; P 794 (productalem strumentum for productale
mstrumentum).

§ 31. Wrong case-endvng : H 17 (uestwm for uest^m); M 272
(monarchies for monarch^, perhaps through confusion with monachus,
or the Gr. yuovapyrf^). Wrong genitvoe ; P 17 (lapis for lapic^s). Wrong
gender: L 154 (nauis piratictes for ...piratica); C 982 (permultos for
permultae). Lines or words out of place: C 847 (flagrat, with its
interpretation conburit, wrongly tacked on to comentarium, the
interpretation of which is either lost or added to some other gloss) ; M
190 (uel corui marini, a repetition, in the wrong place, of part of M 182,
or the remainder of a similar gloss as the latter). Compare also 888
with F 158 and D 219 ; while damde of D 16 seems to be the same as
dande, in D 5, &c, &c.

INTRODUCTION. XIX

§ 32. Wrong or imperfectly effected corrections : ¥ 224 fuxit, with I
added above the line ; but perhaps /axit was meant. R 37 in easUi
was forgotten to be marked for erasure.

§ 33. Wrong additions of letters: H 25 (Aabyssum for byssum,
perhaps through confusion with abyssum) ; N 95 (laborare for labore) ;
P 333 (pecunta for pecua).

§ 34. There are other corruptions which can only be partially
arranged under the above operations or the organic changes which are
pointed out hereafter, as: C 707 (conpliciw for conpUcibtis), 761
(continuatar for contionatur^), 833 (pastiarium for participarium) ;
M 273 (nionarcha for monomachia); N 34 (nauat, frangat, perhaps
for naufragatur, nanem frangit), 92 (nestorio for nefario?); O 205
(cames for carmen); P 43 (parcitatem for ?), 125 (parasiter for para-
site), 354 (peripitegi for peripatetici). See also P 364, 365, 366,
367, 382 (amare domorum for amatores donorum), 796 (oratorum
for hortorum), 837, 838, 840 ; Q 65 (quinos for cynicos), 79 (quurris
for curulis); R 25, 32 (accipitur for accipitris), 61 (rexenteseon for
exegeseosi), 149 (metallaris for ?), 203 ; T 2 (tagax for taxat).

§ 35. Such misreadings as angustior for at^gustior (A 640), where-
by not only the lemma has come to mean exactly the opposite of the
interpretation, but the word inserted in a wrong place in the alpha-
betical arrangement, will be found classified below. F 333 (frugalis :
largus) might, at first sight, seem to be a somewhat similar gloss, and to
have arisen from an original parens ( = frugalis) having been changed
first into par^s and then corrected, by someone who did not under-
stand the latter word, into la/rgUfS. But the Leiden glossary has :
''Frugali, larga uel lata."

So again, the lemma of I 449 does not agree with the interpretation,
as inepti is not = adqvdsiti; but the original glossator must have written
indepti, and the Leiden glossary has actually indeptum = adquisitum,
I 484 and I 488 were probably written together in earlier glossaries.
So also I 527 and I 529, P 368 and P 369. Again, G 152 and G 163
seem to go together as gramina: herba a/rida. But there is always
some danger in correcting glosses without having them satisfactorily
traced to their origin. For instance, at first sight it would seem
that P 715 and P 716 go together, but a comparison with what we
read on p. 246 in Hildebrand's Glossarium Latinwm shows that we
must pause before attempting such a combination. Likewise in such

^ Perhaps the second n was first misread as u, and the word being unintel-
ligible in this form, a wonld-be corrector made continuatur of it.

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XX INTRODUCTION.

a case as F 274 where forda is explained by 8U8 pregnans, perhaps for
hos pregnans.

§ 36. We now come to certain alterations in the spelling of Latin,
which, as they occur more than once and some even frequently and
regularly, must clearly be attributed to the pronunciation of the re-
spective vowels and consonants by the scribes, and which, therefore,
may be described as organic changes, which, if they had not been
arrested by occasional reforms in the writing of Latin, such as those
instituted by Charlemagne^, would have produced, in course of time, a
written Latin language, almost as different from the classical Latin,
as the spoken Italian, French and other Romance languages.

I observed these peculiar spellings and the frequency and regularity
of their occurrence some years ago, while working at a Mediaeval Latin
Dictionary, more especially after the appearance of the Caiholicon
Anglicurriy published by the Camden Society in 1882. A collation
of this work with the Additional MS. 15,562 of the British Museum,
which contains the same text as the Caiholicon^ but the various
readings of which have only been occasionally indicated by its editor,
showed me that these spellings and changes were capable of being
systematised and tabulated. The result of a few months' work in this
direction was very gratifying, as it gave me a key to almost all the
corruptions and different forms of one and the same word in Du Cange
and various other Mediaeval Latin glossaries. An examination of the
Corpus Glossary brings out the fact that, though there is an interval
of eight centuries between it and the Catholicon Anglicum, which is
dated 1483, both these glossaries, written in England, stand in pre-
cisely the same stage with regard to deviations from the classical
spelling of Latin caused by pronunciation, and changes caused by
misreadings of certain letters.

§ 37. Having these tables of the changes and corruptions in the
Caiholicon^ I began to compile similar ones for my own purpose, while
seeing the present Glossary through the press. During the course of

^ I may here point to the various texts of the Lex Salica, one of which is known
as the Lex emendataf because, at Charlemagne's command, its Latinity had been
purged from the corruptions and organic changes so prevalent in the earlier texts,
as may be seen in the parallel edition of all the texts, published by me, in 1882,
together with Prof. Kern, of Leiden, whose study of these corruptions and changes
enabled him to interpret most successfully the so-called Malberg glosses, which are
found in the earlier texts of the Salic Law.

INTRODUCTION. XXI

this work, however, it occurred to me, that, instead of scattering obser-
vations or hints as regards peculiar spellings or corruptions in occasional
notes, the publication of portions of my tables might be of some use to
students of Mediaeval as well as classical Latin, and to future editors of
glossaries. In my opinion those who, during the last few years, have
advocated or introduced certain modifications in the pronunciation of
Latin, have not paid sufficient attention to what has been going on in
that direction for eighteen centuries, as is exemplified by nearly every
Latin MS, preserved to us, though a great deal of the evidence
regarding the pronunciation of Latin is lost to or concealed from us
by the alterations which the editors of Latin texts effect in printing
them.

§ 38. As it is not my plan at present to write a treatise on these
organic changes, but merely to point them out, and reduce them to
such a system as may assist us in understanding and correcting
Mediaeval Latin, and likewise the corrupted spellings found in the
MSS. of classical authors, I bring here together, in an alphabetical
arrangement, the most material part of the evidence that I have been
able to collect, from the present glossary, concerning each individual
letter of the Latin language. In this system I include not only those
changes brought about by the pronunciation of the scribe or scribes, as
b ior py t for d &c., but also the omission or insertion of certain letters,
and misreadings, as A for By and o for a (C). As I did not begin the
drawing up of these tables till after the printing of the first thirty-two
pages, the examples from these pages are less numerous than those of
the remaining portion of the glossary, though I believe that even from
those thirty-two pages I have collected the most material evidence.

Though the tables are entirely the result of my own observations,
having hardly read any books on the subject, I am aware that most of
the phenomena which I point out are known and have been discussed in
various scholarly works. But the tables may, perhaps, derive some
advantage from their being drawn up from a genuine and clearly
written eighth-century glossary, to which, at the same time, they may
serve as a kind of key.

§ 39. A (capital) for ^ : A 940 (^iubulcus for ^ubulcus) ; B 68
(^eneficium for -fieneficium)

a for : A 20 (abrizium for obr-), 459 (alapiciosa for alopeciosa),
637 (tediasus for taediosus), 763 (anaglosa for amoglossa) ; D 288
(dicta for dicto) ; E 284 (Erata for Erato); G 11 (galeras, pilleos for
galeros, pilleos) ; L 204 (cartice for cortice) ; M 109 (manachus for
mon-), 208 (mimopora for myoparo) ; N 3 (naualis for noualis), 146

xxii INTRODUCTION.

(naualia for noualia) ; O 175 (onocratallus for onocrotalus) ; P 117
(palagra for podagra), 171 (patalogia for pathologia), 235 (pericapis for
pericope), 638 (promontaria for promontoria), 773 (modula for -lo) ;
S 544 (stramete for stromatis) ; T 145 (consentia for consensio)

a for e\ F 424 (cadauera for cadauere); H 49 (habet for h^bet),
50 (habitat for hebetat) ; I 157 (infoctofl for infectus), 341 (inlauare
for illab^e), 486 (mediatas for medidas), 487 (irridabant for irri-
debant) ; O 74 (obnectare for obnect^re) ; P 23, 81 (panagericum for
panegyricum), 77 (panagericis for panegyricis), 188 (partica for pertica),
313 (patra for petra); S 135 (scenopagia for -pegia)

a for t6 : C 698 (emulamenta for emolumenta) ; L 43 (lapanas for
It^panar); P 159 (parasitali for parasitttli), 449 (plunos for prunus);
T 246 (trax for trwx)

oe for e: A 92 (oeditus for «i-); B 90 (ba«lbae for beluae); F 43
(foastum for f^stum); M 93 (mansuoieuit for mansuauit), 313 (alooc
for aloe); Q 7, 8, 13, 29, 33, 35, 36 (quoer- for quer-) ; (by wrong
expansion of contraction): D 108 (deproecatio for deprac-), 109 (de-
proebendo for deprch-) ; E 507 (exproesit for expressit) ; I 63 (interpraes
for interpres) ; (in adverbial ending) : A 297 (aequa« for aeque) ; F 9
(fabra6 for fabre) ; Q 22 (diminutiuoe for -ue)

cmiov a\ A 818 (auras for aras) ; E 470 (exot^rauit for exarauit),
512 (exotMlituat for exod-); H 24 (ba«auie for gazae); P 588 (protu-
plat^tum for protoplostum)

a for re : 14 (iaoea for iacere)

a for f : Int. 121 (aparatio for apparttio) ; G 191 (gallus for gtlbus) ;
T 55 (tendamus for tendtmus); (through e-y)\ Int. 192 (locisca for
l^cisca) ; T 13 (tabicon for typicon)

a for au: A 901 (ospicium for at^sp-); I 83 (infostior for in-
fof^tior); L 215 (ootionator for ouct-), 223 (octioni for atictione);
U 83 (uescoda for bascauda)

a for oe ( = e) : A 400 (agr^ for oegre) ; 849 (poeta for poetoe) ;
L 140 (latitiae for laet-)

a for oe : P 384 (phanicem for phoeniceum)

a inserted : S 362 (signaum for signum)

a (initial) dropped : B 85 (bena for auena).

§ 40. 6 for c^: A 1 (a&miniculum for ac^m-); H 121 (hiro&i for
hirotii)

h iov p\ A 13 (aitabiles for a^t-), 42, 64, 75 (a6tauit, a6tet for
ajut-) ; C 945 (cu6a for cii/?a); E 321 (ino&s for inops) ; O 2, 10 (o5tio
for optio), 70 (ofttatis for opt-) ; T 13 (ta6icon for tyjoicon), 22 (ta6etum
for tapetum)

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6 for It ( = v) : Int. 309 (ineftitabile for inet*-) ; A 23 (a6eruncat for
auerr-), 48 (a6ena for af«-), 551 (6ello8US for uillosus); B 7 (6acillat
for tsBuo), 70 (6erru8 for uerres), 71 (Verruca for werr-), 72, 77 (6ema
for tiema), 85 (6eiia for atiena), 87 (fieredarios for wer-), 88 (fterbene for
t^rbene), 90 (bael6ae for beltoie), 103 (Vitiligo for uitr), 112 (6ifarius for
muarium), 135 (6itricius for uitricus), 139 (^ibrantia for uibr-) ; C 487
(cli^osa for cliuosa), 489 (cla^atum for clau-), 726 (conlu&io for ogdIuujo),
795 (bre6iter for bret^) ; D 292 (car6a for cnrua,) ; E 66 (ene6ata for
enertMita), 524 (exu6iae for exuviae) ; E 7 (fa6or for fauor), 322 (fri6ula
for frit^ola), 340 (fri6oluin for frit^). See also F 219, 249, 276, 321,
322, 340, 374; G 29, 99; I 64, 358; L 2, 11, 51, 68, 69, 129, 165, 174,
189; M 121 (ge6sias for get^as), 182, 203; N 23, 76, 127; O 83;
P 49, 276 ; R 20 ; S 374, 504 Ac.

b for ph: B 145 (6os5oris for phoBphoma); N 111 (nim^a for
njmpha,)

b for/: B 109 (bi6arius for bi/arius)

6 for ; : E 495 (6iberatas for Zib-) ; T 263 (be66i for be^i ; see below
§63)

b inserted : F 423 (fune&raticius for funerat-) ; L 216 (li6rantes for
lirantes)

b omitted: I 140 (inhiebant for inbi6ebant); O 146 (olimat for
ob\-)

§ 41. C doubled : A 173 (accolitiis for acolytus) ; C 877 (croccitus
for crocitus) ; F 135 (faecce for faece); H 155 (huncciue for huncine)

c omitted (before t) : Int 321 (distintio for distinctio) ; A 172
(accintu for accinctu) ; C 549 (conpletitur for conplectitur), 732 (coarta
for coarcta) ; M 230 (cinthium for cinctum)

c inserted (before t): 727 (confictium for conuitium); N 139
(noctet for notet) ; S 561 (fructices for frutices)

c (initial) omitted : O 142 (olentes for colentes?)

c inserted (after s and before i): E 106 (eliscium for elysium)

c inserted (before x): C 813 (coniuncxerunt for coniunx-)

c for 8ch : C 359 (cetula for schednh)

c for Z: P 111 (pacin for paZin), 176 (paruca for paru^?)

a for q : P 269 (scualare for s^u-)

c for qu : A 352, 831 (Aescilia, Ascilium for Es^wiliae) ; S 270
(sexciplum for ses^t^iplum)

dor p : S 679 (siacte for suaj^te)

c for /(=ph) : S 185 (scienices for scini/es)

c for « : L 97 (lactescit for laces«it) ; misreading : C 199 (cartago for
•artago)

XXIV INTRODUCTION.

cc for x: B 47 (bacoeas for baxeas)

c for ch: Int. 90 (disticon for disticAon), 217 (monesticon for
monostic/ion) ; A 116 (aceron for acAeron), 957 (aurocalcum for
auricAalcum) ; C 7 (Carubdia for cAarybdis), 758 (conds for concAis),
975 (cyrograffum for cAirographum) ; E 222 (enlencus for elencAus),
519 (exenodocium for xenodoc/uum) ; F 70 (colcorum for colcAorum);
G 98 (gigantomacie for -cAia) ; H 120 (scema for scAema) ; see further
I 169; L271; M 122, 133, 141; N 2; 237; P195; R 103; S 74,
120, 201, 482, 545; T 203, 266

c for r : I 446 (cacorum for carorum)

c for 8c: L 228 (faces for faeces)

ch for Gr. k and x* -^ 1^7 (acAolothus for acoluthus); C 360
(chroma) ; M 68 (malacAia for malacia)

cA for A : P 78 (parcAedris for parAedris)

c for ^ : A 632 (ancore for an^ore) ; C 341 (cente for ^ranta), 946
(cummi for ^ummi) ; G 170 (grates for crates), 174 (^raticium for cra-
ticium) ; S 543 (strica for stri^a) ; T 200 (tocoria for tii^uria)

dor t: A 886 (incendunt for in^) ; F 101 (farcum for far^m), 209
(pictaci for pi^ci) ; I 492 (iscit for istic) ; M 298 (musicanter for
musitonter); S 202 (sclactarius for s^la^tarius) ; E 536 (suciata for
sa^iata)

ci for ti: G 78 (gescire for geatire) ; L 24 (lauticiae for lauti^me)

c for cc: F 217 (flacentia for flaccentia); M 89 (sacellum for
saccellum); O 116 (ocultantur for occ-), 121 (ocursauis, ocurris for
OCC-), 122 (ocultant for occ-)

§ 42. d omitted : A 409 (aiumenta for a^ium-)

d for t: A 277 (aeiauus for atouus) ; D 348 (domua for tomus) ;
E 70 (coc^itiana for cotidiana; I 463 (inquici? for inqui^); L 241
(linquirf, reliquic? for liquid, reliqui^) ; O 256 (sordes for sortes) ; T 9,
31 (tancfiindem for tan^)

di for gi: C 793 (cone^^iarium for con^iarium)

d for dd: S 47 (quoc^am for quoei^am)

dior o: P 236 (peri^Mon for periodon)

c? for r : S 484 (spicfis for spiris)

d for cl: N 140 (nomene^^ator for -c&,tor)

dfori: M 364 (munci^a for munia)

d for n: A 562 (andec^ for andena)

§ 43. 6 for o: Int. 217 (monesticon for monostichon) ; A 168
(mallioles for malleolos) ; B 64 (bcantes for boantes) ; C 634 (delcres for
dolores); H 153 (hrema for chroma); L 320 (lubrices for lubricos);
N 91 (ncxius for noxius); P 458 (pHospcrus for phosphorus), 662

INTRODUCTION. XXV

(prexeos for ptochias), 861 (medicos for modicos); S 95 (nen for non),
559 (stuperatus for stupor-) ; T 133 (teruus for toruus)

e for i: A 10 (ancella for anctlla), 61 (absedas for abstdas), 128
(arcessite for -ti) ; C 523 (cremine for crim-), 697 (trapiz6tae for trape-
zitae), 729 (colkgitur for colHg-), 748 (conpatum for conpttum), 764
(concedit for concidit), 847 (conburet for conburit), 852 (utiles for
u tilts), 872 (crebrat for cribrat), 873 (crebrum for cribrum), 932
(curules for -Its); D 9 (dapsele for -tie), 42 (deffitentur for dtff-), 44
(degladiandi for dtgl-), 53 (dedasculum for dtdascalum), 63 (degladiati
for dtgl-), 67 (decedit for dectdit), 94 (degesta for dtg-), 98 (deadema
for dtad-). See further D 107, 149, 154, 158, 165, 172, 183, 194, 197,
203, 212, 213; E 283 (erenis for ertnys), 317, 449, 468, 476, 489, 540,
541, 547; F 21, 45, 46, 199, 236, 278, 331; G 25, 27, 29, 123, 139;
H 13, 49, 75, 78, 85, 98 ; I 108 (indegina for indtgena), 118, 158, 332,
360, 426, 433, 499, 509; L 72, 121, 122, 254; M 64, 77, 86, 118, 131,
265; N 60, 197; O 61, 93, 124, 159, 163, 260; P 32, 71, 112, 317,
375, 662 ; S 155, 192, 320, 321, 374

e for a: 341, G 53, 68 (cente, gente for ganta) ; D 90 (seperare
for separare) ; E 219 (energia for enargia), 276 (operentur for ope-
rantur), 370 (iactato for ioctato) ; E 350 (aristes for aristos) ; G 23
(geneo for ganeo), 160 (greditur for graditur); I 95 (infusceretur for
iufuscar-), 142 (merothece for rayrotheca). See further I 459, 497 ;
L 26, 72, 105, 106, 112, 113, 125, 257, 342; M 7, 122; N 55; P 499,
830 ; JR 170 ; S 247, 257, 508, 544 ; U 83

e omitted: Int. 12 (afertice for aphaeretice) ; D 45 (delibrat for
deliberat); I 313 (inrequiuit for inrequieuit) ; G 56 (genthliatici for
geneth-); N 5 (nausatio for nauseatio), 191 (nucli for nuclei); O 157
(olastrum for oleastrum)

e for ^ (=^i): E 235 (epistelia for epistylia); G 47 (gemmasium for
gymnasium), 74 (gemnasia for gymn-); I 142 (merotheoe for myro-
theca); M 132 (merepsica for m^epsica), 138 (merotetes for myro-
thece), 166 (megale for myg-); P 23, 81 (panagericum for panegyri-
cum), 77 (panagericis for panegyricis) ; S 253 (senodus for synodus)

e for ae: Int. 12 (afertice for aphoeretice) ; B 144 (blessus for
bloesus); C 728 (coetanium, coeuum for cooetanium, cooeuum); D 174,
226 (deseptus, diseptus for dissoeptus); E 94 (egre for oegre), 266
(equora for oequora), 267 (equiperat for aequiperat), 275 (erumna for
oerumna), 311 (esitat for haesitat); see further E 305, 307, 357, 428,
459; F 2 (teda for toeda), 38 (precinentes for proec-), 52 (sepe for
soepe), 143 (feculentus, fece for foec-, foece), 150, 413 (cesus for coesus);
G 37 (gesa for goesa), 48, 97; H 48 (herumna for oerumna); see also

XXVI INTRODUCTION.

H 113, 144, 145; I 81, 117, 234, 332; M 162, 177, 192, 196, 206,
363; N 63, 54, 69, 80; O 182; P 12, 90, 140, 157, 162, 268, 269;
R 229 ; S 139 &c. <bc.

e for ie : E 274 (ereon = I 43 ierion = Gr. icpcibv)

^ for oe : A 157 (acr^ for acroe), 177 (adsutf for -toe), 290 (adfquat
for ado^q-), 317 (aeqa^ for aequa«); E 420 (exedrf for exedro^), 486
(alienf for -nae), &c.

§ for e : A 400 (sgre for aegre)

^ for t : L 33 (If xiua for Itxiuia)

e prefixed : E 519, R 103 (exenodocium for xenodochiiim)

eufore: £ 330, 346 (ettdolia for adulia), 351 (eurjma for erinys)

ex for cies : E 521 (eojtimat for oe^timat)

ex {p&jHy) dropped : O 198 (specto for exspecto)

e for oe: F 122 (Fenicium for Pho^n-), 198 (citharedus for citha-
ro^dus); M 134, 179 (melop^us for melopo^us); P 252 (panix for
pho«nix), 388 (Phebe for Phoebe), 502 (petria for poetria). See also
i for oe

e inserted: Int. 317 (pedeum for pedum); A 429 (alietibas for
alitibus) ; I 423 (iuperimente for inprimente) ; L 285 (lupea for lupa)

6 (initial) omitted : P 397 (pistilia for epistylia), 423 (pimelea

eforeu: B 51 (rema for reumB,)

e for t : M 232 (monofealmon for monoph^halmon)

6 for t6 : O 172 (onestus for ont^us), 176 (lectum for Ittcrum)

eforei: Int. 125 (edulion for eidyllion).

§ 44. / ior ph : Int. 12 (%/ertice for ajoAaeretice), 294 (stq^us for
stepAanus); D 248 (dia/bnia for diap^); E 348 (eo/bnia for eup^);
F 22 (/asianus for pAas-), 61 (/alangarius for j^Aal-), 70 (Jkaua for
PAasis). See further F 73, 113, 114, 122, 130, 155, 156, 177, 189, 209,
211, 216, 255, 296, 298; H 64; M 124, 139, 204, 232; N 100; O 176,
265 ; P 55 (bis), 79, 299 ; S 45, 342, 346, 361, 367 ; T 162

/ for w (=v): B 18 (de/bratio for deu-); B 112 (bi^uius for
uitiarium); C 503 (oon/ulsus for cont^ulsus), 547 (/orax for tM>rax),
727 (con/'ictium for contiitium) ; D 84 (de/btabat for detu)tabat), 172,
233 (di/ortium, de/brtia for dittr), 238 (di/eruerat for ditterberat), 267
(de/brat for deworat) ; F 99 (/arius for uarius), 128 (^enus for Fenus]),
178 (/ibrans for mbrans), 300 (/ortex for Mortex), 410 (fugiti/^us
for fugitii^); M 62, 114 (Ma/brtiam, Ma/brtem for Mauortiam,
Mat^rtem); P 262 (per/'icaciter for perw-), 263 (yblocitas for t«el-),
617 (pro/ecta for prow-), 631 (prae^uicator for praet«-), 677 (pri/*ignuB
for priw-), 766 (prq/ectus for prott-)

INTRODUCTION. XXVU

ff for 'ph : C 635 (cq^'inus for co^^inus), 975 (cyrogra^um for
chirograjoAum) ; E 83 (e^bus for e^Aebus), 91 (e|^ui for epAebi);
I 146 (interanaglyj^ for -glyj^Aa); S 380 (sq/^ for sopAia), 388 (so^ls-
ticis for 8opA^), 520 (strq/^ for stropAa), 540 (strq^ia for strq^Aia), 718
(syngn^ for syngraj^Ae)

/for «: C 593 (con/erata for con^erta?); S 710 (syne/actas for
syneisactas)

y for t : D 310 (dis/ecit for disiecit)

/for 6: D 262 (diatri/as for diatriftas); E 250 (epi/ati for
ephi6ati) ; M 326 (Mulci/er for -6er)

/ for A : F 58 (^uiolus for Aariolus)

/for ff\ F 236 (de/usa for di/usus); H 33 (di/iculter, di/idle for

fiorn: S 677 (stur/iis for stumus, through sturuus 1)

/for/? : M 177 (/loret for j^lorat) ; T 256 (tro/on for trq^n)

/for r : A 376 (A/estotiles for At-)

§ 45. ^ inserted: A 104 (aco^itum for aconitum); E 24 (ec^-
feront for ecferunt) ; F 192 (fiti^is for fitialiB)

g omitted : A 259 (a^erat for a^c^erat) ; F 223 (flarantius for fla^-) ;
L 254 (loica for lo^ica)

g doubled : E 97 (e^^ones for e^ones) ; F 141 (su^^t for su^t)

^ for c : E 104 (e^^logae for eclogae) ; F 287 (folli^^antes for follic-) ;
I 510 (iun^etum) for iuncetum); M 118 (mantra for mantica), 299
(mulc^atores for mulo-); R 228 (masti^t for masticat); S 23, 89
(san^it for Bancit) ; U 101 (ue^ros for uecors)

g for u (=y): E 525 (exu^e for exuuiae) ; F 363 (fri^la for
frittola)

g £or d: H 75 (heru^o for hirueio)

g for t: P 195 (peri p^ocias for peri ptocias)

§ 46. A omitted : A 13 (abUes for Aab-), 448 (aUtus for Aal-) ; 44, 86
(cantarus for cantAarus), 972 (cyatus for cyatAus) ; D 97 (detrait for de-
traAit) ; E 391 (exaltauit for exAalauit) ; G 74 (termae for tAermae) ;
M 138 (merotetes for myrotAece), 287 (monotalmis for monophtAalmis) ;
It 22, 24 (ramnus for rAamnus), 111 (retica for rAaetica), 177 (Einoco-
ruris for RAin-), 180 (rithmus for rAythmus), 181 (rinoceres for rAino-
ceros); S 309 (exibeo for exAibeo), 571 (strutio for strutAio) ; T 175 (timi-
amate for tAym-), 196 (torax for tAorax). E 1 67 (emisticius for Aem-), 169
(emisperion for Aem-), 278 (eruli for Aeruli), 279 (erus for Aerus), 290
(erodi for Aerodius), 302, 311 (esitat for Aaesitat), 360, 404 (exaustis for
exAaustis), 449, 489 (examreant, exaureant for exAauriant), 522 (exa-
meron for Aexaemeron) ; G 48 (asta for Aasta) j I 62 (ortator for Aorta-

XXVui INTRODUCTION.

tor). 78 (inians for Indians), 94 (inibitum for inAibitum), 292 (inalator
for inAalator) ; see further I 480, 481 ; L 129 ; N 17, 33, 55, 59 ; O 126,
128, 151, 158, 159, 227, 230, 257, 262 (oroma for Aorama), 265; P 8,
171, 183, 386, 473 (astella for AasteUa), 567 ; R 40, 108, 129 ; S 449

h inserted : E 240 (epAitomos for epit-), 241 (epitAoma for epitoma),
318 (etAimologia for etym-) ; P 745 (proAemiam for prooemium) ; R 85
(retAorridus for retoiT-) ; S 629 (super AabuD dans for superab-) ; T 136
(tAeda for taeda), 144 (tAus for tus), 154 (TAersicorem for Terpsi-
chorem), 156 (tAessera for tessera)

hiov ch: B 181 (braAiale for bracAiale); H 16 (Aalibs for cAalybs),
19 (Aarubdis for cAarybdis), 153 (Arema for cAroma)

A for ^ : H 24 (Aausae for ^azae)

A prefixed : D 42 (Aostiarii for ost-) ; H 48 (Aerumna for aerumna),
52 (Aebenum for ebenum), 120 (Aieronia for ironia), 134 (Aolor for olor),
146 (Aolido for olido), 147 (Aoneraria for oner-), 151 (Aolftor for olitor) ;
L 86 (Aabunde for ab-), 265 and O 181 (Aabundans for ab-); M 267
(Aabundat for ab-) ; P 239 (Aironiam for iron-) ; S 66 (Aonera for onera)

A transposed : R 62 (retAorica for rAetorica), 131 (retAorem for
rAetorem)

§ 47. i for y : A 173 (accoKtus for acol^us) ; D 281 (d^scolus for
dyscolus) ; E 262, 289 (ependtten, erendtten for ependyten), 318
(etbimologia for et^mologia), 351 (eurynts for erinys); F 209
(filacteria for pbyl-), 211 (filargtria for philargyria) ; G 92 (gipsus
for gi/psum), 142 (gripem for grg/phem), 143 (grillus for gryllus); see
further H 92, 104, 113; I 5, 9, 480, 481 ; L 160, 194, 198, 227, 229,
240; M 204, 206, 208, 218, 221; N 63, 100, 109, 111; O 24, 144,
145, 152, 158, 171, 236, 260; P 11, 55, 127, 169, 397, 433,
510; S 168, 190, 199, 316, 318, 328, 333, 342, 367, 377, 466; Q 42
(qutnici for cynici), 65 (quinos for c^os)

* inserted: A 8, 21 (inuiolata for inuolata); 49 (uacillanis for
-lans) ; D 375 (duellium for duellum) ; E 301 (erigastulo for ergastulo),
469 (exttus for extis) ; H 121 (diuidenis for diuidens), 139 (holioglapha
for holographa); I 76 (angustiis for angustis), 171 (studiosius for
studiosus), 290 (in posterio for in postero); L 212 (liis for lis), 240
(linchini for lychni), 300 (luitia for lutea) ; M 141 (mecanicta for me-
chanica), 200 (metiicius for metricus), 230 (cinthium for cinctum) ; O 17
(resistems for -tens) ; P 25 (comuentio for conuentio), 337 (persoluio for
persoluo), 500 (posticia for postica) ; S 279 (iudicams for iudicans), 424 (so-
leras for sollers) ; U 136 (uertigio for uertigo), 181 (uitricius for uitricus)

i (initial) dropped : C 512 (conisma for iconisma); S 551 (stinc for
istinc), 564 (stic for istic)

INTRODUCTION. XXIX

i omitted: E 237 (breuiarum for breuiarium), 394 (exito for
exitto); F 190 (luscina for luscinia), 272 (formas for formias), 303
(suamm for suarium), 414 (fustarius for fusttarius), 427 (fulgine for
fuUg-); I 145 (triiiis, uis for triuus, uits), 319 (inuolutis for inuol-
mtis), 335 (latumis for latumits) ; L 33 (l^xiua for lixiuia), 52 (brachis
for bracbiis), 57 (lacinosum for laciniosum) ; M 283 (supplicis for -cits) ;
N 176 (nudustertiuB for uudtust-) ; O 207 (stipendis for -diis) ; P 265
(perende for perendie), 301, 303 (per for peri), 476 (plagarius for
plagiar-), 526 (orbs for orbis), 812 (priuilegarius for -gtarius); Q 29
(quaei*emonis for querimonits); S 267 (sero for serio)

i (final) dropped: C 697 (collectaH, nummulart for collectaHt,
nummularii) ; L 220 (ceniari for ceruarti), 289 (litterari for litterarit) ;
P 139 (patrici for patrim*), 159 (bucelatori for buccellatorii), 758
(primari for primarii); S 218 (unguentari for -tartt); U 118 (ueredari
for -darit)

t^ for y : G 97 (gi^eceum for g^aeceum)

* for w : Tnt 208 (aestis for aestt^s) ; C 721 (bonis for bontis) ;
D 191 (delibra for delwbra) ; H 149 (homulis for homullt^s); I 266
(inttbus for intubus) ; L 258 (pannis for pannt«s) ; M 19 (manitergium
for mant^t-); N 100 (nouelKs for -Iws), 128 (mmquis for nt^mquis);
O 58 (obstipuit for obstwp-) ; P 161 (incibus for incwbus), 771 (crimi-
nosis for -sws), 872 (pigilis for pwg-) ; Q 30, 32 (quaestiosus, quae-
stiosius for quaestf^-); S 197 (scripulum for scn^p-), 679 (siacte for
smipte)

i for e: A 150 (acnonttus for acoenonetus), 459 (alapiciosa for
alopec-); C 556 (coercit for coercet), 578 (praeuidtmus for praeuid^mus),
596 (conquirentem for conquerentem), 697 (trapizetae for trapezitae),
728 (coetaninm for coaetaneum), 870 (ci-udtscente for crudesoente), 888
(siriem for seriem), 914 (nausia for nausea); D 51 (defitiget for defetiget),
66 (decidens for decedens), 106 (decit for decet), 161 (dtscendit for desc-),
216 (dispectare, dispicere for despectare, despicere), 237 (dilubra for
del libra), 260 (dirigiiere for deriguere), 261 (dioctsa for dioecesis), 324
(dissedit for dissidet), 326 (dissiduus, dtsidiosus for desiduus, desi-
diosus); E 136 (elimentis for elementis), 143 (eligantur for eleganter),
155 (mercis for merces), 246 (adoliscens for adolescens), 429 (extimplo
for extemplo); F 3 (facttia for facetia), 40 (familiciis for famel-), 82
(fatttur for fatetur), 115 (feruginius for femigineus), 187 (ftstum for
festum), 249 (rubtus for rubeus), 292 (fomis for fomes?), 299 (forinsis
for forensis); G 27 (gartlum for galerum), 50 (genialts for geniales);
H 50 (habitat for bebetat), 56 (hebitatus for hebetatus), 84 (hebttiores,
rusticioris for hebetiores, rusticiores), 110 (hiscire for hiscere), 115 (utro

XXX INTRODUCTION.

for uero) ; I 59 (dtstitutus for dest-), 60 (inttia for media) ; see further
I 61, 72, 74, 81, 91 (inl«oebra for inlecebra), 108 (indegina for indig^na),
118, 219, 252, 300, 301, 342, 373, 437, 444, 490, 498, 506, 511; L 2,
143, 156, 195, 201, 220, 221, 223, 238, 268, 279, 300; M 14, 52, 63,
86, 155, 177, 181, 190, 225 (miauratio for m«ns-), 240, 244, 247, 250,
257, 335, 341, 354, 360; N 39, 51, 60, 125; O 27, 154, 164, 237, 265,
266, 293 ; P 8, 40, 105, 106, 108, 135, 340, 348, 436, 464; S 306, 318,
321, 349

i for 06 : F 155 (iimx for phoenix); L 175 (Itdoria for loedoria);
O 128 (odtporicum for hodoep-)

iiora: C 765 (consimilis for -las) ; D 229 (dictt for dicat) ; E 555
(uigiHbant for uigilabant) ; F 76 (faniticus for fanaticus); H 10
(euacutssent for euacuossent) ; I 431 (U'nguidus for languidus) ; L 208
(litescere for lat-), 285 (lupmaria for lupan-); P 168 (pipilio for pap-),
183 (pantigatum for pantagathum) ; S 329 (sipius for sapius)

ie ioT e: D 269 (diemsX for demat)

iefori: H 120 (hteronia for tronia); S 185 (sctenices for sctnifes)

iefory: H 117 (hitmen for hymen)

i for : Int. 94 (diastole for diastole) ; H 118 (h«rribi1e for horr-) ;
P 515 (ptlimita for pol-)

t for 06 : H 123 (sttosus for sa^tosus)

it for 8 1 I 15 (percussa^< for percussu^)

ie for Gr. c : I 40 (teortasticai for copr-)

i for ei: P 451 (pHadas for pletadas)

iu for «: P 108 (consolatortiim for -torem), 268 (eruditorit^m for
-torem)

ifor 8: A 761 (arces«endos for arces^endos)

t for ^ : A 768 (aptum for ap^um)

t for Z : 444 (cteps for cfeps)
• § 48. I transposed : 642 (scZuptae for scuZptae)

I doubled: 373 (ma^^o for ma^), 713 (co^^rate for coibrate);
D 292 (toZferabilis for tofer-); F 148 (feWus for f eZus - felis), 190
(filome^^ for filome^a) ; G 27 (peZfeum for pi^um) ; M 87, 92 {maJlo
for malo), 90 (maZZim, uellim for maZim, ueZim) ; O 175 (onocrata/Zus
for onocrotaZus) ; P 296 (toZferata for tofer-), 323 (toZZeramus for tofer-)

I for b : A 354 (ufi for u6i) ; F 405 (InguZre for luga6re)

I omitted : Int. 259 (circumfexus for circumffexus) ; A 20 (spendor
for spendor), 879 (atomi for Zatomi) ; C 496 (causile for cZausile) ;
E 218 (spendescit for spZendescit) ; P 547 (postrum for pZostrum),
574 (fiius for fi/ius); R 131 (spendoris for spfendoris), 219 (spendidum
for spZendidum) ; S 514 (stragua for stragu^)

INTRODUCTION. XXXI

I inflerted : B 147 (bfohonicula for bothon-); 8 187 (scaZpula for
scapula)

Z for r: F 254 (fZagrans for fragrans), 329 (f^rat for fragrat);
H 139 (holiogZapha for bologrupha) ; O 46 (obscii/atio for obscur-) ;
P 55 (pastofoZia for pastopboria), 243 (perf/ictio for perfrictio), 449
(pAinas for prunus), 456 (pZumum for prunum); S 674 (su^iunt for
Buriunt)

Z for iT: L 149 (Zeptis for iTeptis)

Z for ii : L 230 (aZtionatar for at^ct-)

lforu{vorh): G 91, 191 (gilZns, gallus for gilteus or gil&us)

Z for t : B 43 (basilZa for basilm) ; G 175 (GraZorum for Graiorum) ;
O 49 (obZectare for obtectare)

Z for ZZ: H 79 (paZidus for paZZidus), 149 (bomuZis for bomuZZus) ;
N 155 (uoueZetum for noueZZetum) ; P 159 (bnceZatori for bucceZZatorii),
442 (decoZatur for decoZZatur), 699 (anguila for anguiZZa) ; S 382
(soZentia for soZZertia), 387, 389 (soZers for soZZers)

H for h : P 458 (pZiosperus for pAospborus)

li for r : S 21 (saZttum for sartum)

Z for ^ : A 417 (albuZo for albu^)

§ 49. m for mm: C 720 (consumatus for consumTTiatus), 760
(comentat for commentat) ; S 377 (simisti for symmystae)

m doubled : C 647 (commitia for comitia)

m f or n : C 751 (comicem for cornicew), 756 (domum for donum) ;
G 47 (gemmasium for gymnasium) ; L 153 (lemociniat for lenoc-) ;
P 456 (plumum for pruwum) ; S 726 (symtagm- for synt)

m for ri : 756 (contiamum for oongiaWum)

m for r: A 586 (meiTior for maeror); S 251 (separatum for
separatur)

mfor 8: O 196 (facultam for faculta^)

m inserted : E 204 (empbimerides for epbemerides) ; M 208 (mi-
mopora for myoparo)

mforns: O 31 (perseueram for perseueran^)

§ 50. n for u : A 640 (angustior for ai^g-) ; B 45 (barbenta for
brabei^ta) ; C 476 (clawdire for clawdire), 684 (conclama for conclat^ia),
976 (cyuominna for cynosttra); E 449 (exanreant for exbai^riant) ;
P 863 (sine for sme) ; S 294 (senente for saetiiente ?)

n omitted : C 797 (cogitarium for congiarium) ; E 317 (etbicus for
ethnicus); F 213 (flutas for flutans); I 470 (ioluerunt for inol-), 495
(isignit for insignit) ; M 59 (masitat for mansitat), 220 (magifice for
magnifice), 225 (misuratio for mens-), 236 (conpugit for conpungit);
P 348 (penticotarcbus for pentecontarcbus), 467 (plataria for plantaria);

XXXll INTRODUCTION.

Q 66 (quiquennalis for quiTiqueimalis) ; S 90 (saxit for saTixit), 682
(i for in)

n inserted: Int. 126 (ethiantike for aetiatike); D 303 (peromans
for perorans), 323 (denique for deique) ; E 222 (enlencus for elenchus) ;
I 247 (inquiens for inquies) ; L 109, 266 (formonsum for formosnm),
219 (lingurrit for ligurrit), 240 (linchini for lychni), 241 (linquid for
liquit), 321 (fallanx for fallax) ; S 114 (anthletae for athletae)

ni omitted : M 361 (mufex for mumfex)

n for jt> : E 249 (epilentious for epilepticus)

n for g : S 356 (sinnum for si^um)

n for m : A 585 (anfora for amphora), 609 (anfetrite for amphit-) ;
E 476 (extenus for extiinus); H 119 (pantominus for -mimus); I 109
(innobiliter for immob-) ; P 816 (propedien for -diem)

n doubled : R 145 (rennuunt for renuunt)

« for r : A 299 (aegne for aegre) ; F 428, 433 (mom for mo9*s) ; G 64
(genusia for gerusia) ; I 532 (laoenosa for lacerosa) ; M 22 (mantyriam
for mart-); O 174 (ontigometra for ort-) ; P 50 (pantocraton for -crator);
S 144 (obscuriones for -res); S 382 (solentia for sollertia)

n for h: H 161 (nunc for hxmo); U 143 (ueniculum for ueAi-
culum)

n for I: F 382 (funix for fuZix); L 156 (linionis for lineoZis)

§ 51. for «: A 133 (fortio for forti«), 213, 620 (satio for sati«),
243 (farao for farri^); 453 (uindictio for uindictia), 802 (comitatio
for comitatio?); E 46 (abdicatio for abdicati^); F 155 (congregatio for
congregati^)

o for u: A 107 (acholothus for aooltttlins), 258 (adolator for adt^l-);
B 83 (teotoni for tewtoni), 149, 164 (bouulci, bobulcus for huh-); C 508
(conabulum for own-), 555 (conlocopletatus for conlocwpl-), 640 (cospis
for cuspis), 671 (coagolescit for coagwl-), 775 (coagolum for coagt^lum),
850 (comolus for cumulua)^ 889 (guttoris for guttwris), 932 (curro for
currw); D 83 (deglobere for deglwbere), 258 (dilotis for diltetis), 366
(motatio for mutatio); E 155 (emolomentum for emolt^mentum), 330,
346 (eudolia for edi^lia), 466 (permotatio for permwt-); F 275 (forcifer
for ft^rcifer); G 167 (gratator, gratulator for -twr); H 9 (haeiolat for
heiwlat), 61 (luxoriosus for luxur-), 100 (hiatos for hiatt^s), 224 (bobu-
linum for huh-); see further I 497 ; L 129, 312; M 57, 257; N 180;
O 160, 161, 165; P 49, 56, 90, 441, 476, 499, 530, 835; R 206, 207;
S 97, 158, 308, 368, 413, 429, 530; T 200, 204

for oe: D 261 (diocisa for dioecesis)

for a: A 102 (aconito for -ta), 514 (obolitionem for abol-) ; D 76
(potescit for patescit), 157 (obsorbens for abs-), 166 (defragore for defra-

INTRODUCTION. XXXlll

gave) ; E 331 (tolentorum for tal-) ; F 104 (fauo for faba), 130 (Foeton
for Phaeton), 269 (fogo for fago), 296 (formacopula for pharmacopola) ;
L 260 (lobe for labe); M 79 (manatio for manantia), 133 (meloncolia
for melancholia), 208 (mimopora for myoparo); N 181 (nuntio for
nuntia) ; O 124 (oceaiium for aciarium), 262 (oroma for horama) ;
P 165 (parmocopula for pharmacopola), 542 (popauer for pap-), 662
(prexeos for ptochias), 730 (obruptus for abr-); S 311 (situlo for -la),
317 (olioquin for al-), 465 (spargona for spargana) ; T 136 (optum for
apt-), 140 (colores for cal-), 178 (Titon for Titan)

o for e: A 923 (opotatis for cp-) ; E 125 (elogi for elegi); G 131
(glomoramur for glomer-); L 259 (lotum for letum) ; O 22 (oboliscus for
obel-); P 499 (podorem for pod^rem), 548 (porgere for perg-); S 266
(serio for serie), 413 (sodolus for sedulas), 432 (sodatus for sedatus)

inserted: H 11 (habiloes for habiles), 119 (historicusfor histricus);
L 21 (laogoena for lagoena)

o omitted : O 223 (oplere for obolere)

for i: I 336 (intomus for inttmus); P 317 (appollones for Apol-
Imis)

oe for e : L 263, 267 (loctalis, loetiferum for Idi-)

oy for u: M 233 (mo^sica for mt^sica)

§ 52. p for ph: E 184 (emisperium for hemispAaerium), 244 (e^i-
meri for epAemeris), 250 (e;pifati for ejpAibati); G 142 {gnpem for
gryphem) ; N 17, 33 (napta for napAtha), 55 (nepta for napAtha), 59
(neptalim for nepAthalim) ; P 165 (;?armocopula for ph-\ 252 (penix for
/?/toenix), 458 (plio&periiB for joAospAerus) ; S 442 (sjperiae for spA^ritae),
458 (spera for s;?Aera)

p omitted: E 478 (exsumtuauit for exsumjotuauit) ; T 154 (Ther-
sicorem for Terjpsichoren)

pp for bh: G 93 (gippns for gi55us)

pforb: 1 102 (increpescit for incre5rescit), 418 (publico for pu61ico);
O 223 (oplere for o5olere) ; P 327, 339 (puplicam, publicum for pu61-),
680 (proplesma for pro&lema), 870 (puplicani, puplicam for pu51-); R 60
(respujolica for respu51-)

p for/: P 323 (perperimus for per/erimus?), 666 (praxinus for
yraxinus)

pfoT g : O 58 (obripuit for obri^it)

p for pp: Int. 121 (aparatio for ajoparitio) ; O 183 (operiebamur &r
opp-), 185 (opido for oppido), 186 (opilauit for opp-), 188 (operientes
for opp-), 198 (operior, for opp-), 214 (qpessulatis for opp-), 220 (opansum
for opp-)

pfor u: S 102 (joappa for t^appa)

C. G. C

XXXIV INTRODUCTION.

'p doubled: M 63 (ma;>;>alia for ma^Mtlia); P 317 (a/ipoUones for
A/M>llfnis)

'p for B : A 382 (agajoo for aga«o)

/jA for j9: E 161 (empAeria for empeiria), 230 (c^Aiphania for
epiphania), 238 (epAitlialamium for c^it-), 239 (epAyria for empiria),
240 (epAitomos for epitomos) ; O 144 (olimjoAum for Olympum) ; P 386
(/^Aitecus for j^ithecus)

ph omitted : M 287 (monotalmis for monopAthalmis)

§ 53. qu for cA : C 530 (consilium for concAilium)

^ for c : Q 42 (g'uinici for cynici), 65 (^mnos for cynicos)

§ 54. r omitted : A 763 (anaglosa for arnoglossa) ; D 123 (desti-
care for destricare); E 66 (enebata for eneruata); F 190 (expimuntur
for exprimuntur), 318-320 (fratuelis for fratruelis), 337 (frustatur for
frustrator), 345 (fons for frons), 409 (fulgetum for ftilgetrum); G 172
(feire for ferire) ; I 19 (propietas for proprietas), 102 (increpescit for
increbrescit), 467 (propio for proprio) ; L 72 (ceditu for caeditur) ; N
172 (noma for norma); O 120 (occusare for occursare); P 120 (panto-
cranto for -crantor); S 74 (cura for crura), 558 (stangulat for str-);
T 120 (uemis for uermis); U 138 (uena for uerna), 148 (uemiculus
for uermiculus)

T for t : D 306 (dicreus for dicteus) ; N 200 (nurus for nu^us) ;
P 662 (prexeos for ptocbias)

r for A: D 133 (prouerat for proue/iati); O 283 (crasmauit for
cAasm-)

r for /? : E 289 (erenditen for ependyten) ; O 254 (orpleuit for oppl-)

r for u : F 94 (adiurare for adiuttare)

rg for pi : I 457 (iner^ae for ineptiae)

r transposed : P 715 (prancatarius for pancrat-)

r doubled : O 71 (obserrat for obserat)

r for n : (graphical : misreading of original) ; Int. 127 (serarium for
sew-); A 44 (dissorum for dissoTium), 575 (urcenos for uwcinos), 749
(archius for anxius), 820 (arcius for awxius); 434 (circinni for cin-
cinni), 954 (curae for cuwae), 968 (curabula for cuwabula), 976 (cyno-
minna for cynosura) ; H 115 (hincire for huicine) ; M 260 (morotonus
for monot-)

r for « : Int. 191 (lacertor for -to«); A 28 (abristit for absistit), 29
(abrisit for abastit), 31 (abaro for aba«o), 757 (artum for a«tum), 775
(arcesi for a«cesi) ; I 378 (incurrus for incur«us) ; O 273 (ostentur for
ostentud)

r for Z : M 257 (morgit for muZget)

r inserted: A 962, 963 (axredones, axredo for axed-); C 699

INTRODUCTION. XXXV

(conubrium for conubiuin); P 484 (portior for potior), 813 (praes-
trigiae for praestig-) ; T 92 (terpore for tepore)

r for rr : A 23 (aberuncat for auerruncat) ; C 932 (curendom for
curr-); E 487 (scunlis for scurrilis); F 115 (feruginius for ferrugineus);
G 14 (garula for garrula); I 146 (interasile for interrasile) ; O 230
(oripilatio for hoTrip-) ; S 605 (susuHo for susurrio)

§ 55. 8 doubled : B 26 (ba««ia for ba«i&), 1 44 (ble^^us for blae^is); C 838
(pud^illanimis for piwil-); D 110 (accu««at for accu^t), 208 (recu««auere
for recu^uere), 326 (dwriduus for de^iduus); E 315 (e««ox for e«ox);
G 139 (Gno^^a for Gnosia); I 82 (accu««at for accu^at); 394 (intror-
««um for intror«Tim); O 44 (obe^^us for obelus); P 223 (pero^sxim for
perosnm)

8 for 88 : Int. 20 (mi^us for mi^^us); 482 (cla^is for cla«^s), 490
(fosa for fos«a), 493, 497 (cla«ica for cla^^ica), 507, 745 (commi^ura for
commi^^ura), 722 (commisionibus for commissi-), 893 (spi^auit for spi-
88BMi\)', D 226 (di^ptus for dis^aeptus), 240 (di^ipat for dissipat), 303
(di^ertans for dissertans); E 442 (disolutus for diw-), 471 (examiwim for
examu5«im), 500 (exce«us for exce««us), 507 (exprae^it for expre««it);
F 64 (fasus for fassus); G 58 (ge«erat for ge««erat); I 446 (ami«ione
for amw«ione): see further M 152, 205, 216, 285, 309, 351; O 167;
P 190, 349, 464, 663; S 321

« inserted before ci ( = ti): Int. 301 (con^cionator for concionator =
contion-)

8 for X : A 284, 285 (au«iliare, ausiliabor for aurc-), 635 (ansiferis
for ana>-), 942 (auwUae for auadllae); E 321 (e^tera for eajtera); F 304
(fornix for forniaj); O 190 (au^lium for aua^); R 142 (reme« for remeaj)

s for c : C 194 (cas«usum for cascusum) ; H 116 (hisseire for hiscere);
I 339 (incondissis for inconcussis)

8 for/: B 127 (bi«arius for bi/arius); E 236 (eptasyllon for hepta-
phyWon = hepta/yllon) ; U 20 (ua«er for ua/er)

« for o; C 21 (interrupti* for interruptio), 588 (contenti« for con-
tentio). See above : o for 8

8 (final) dropped: D 222 (discor for discors); O 126 (odo for hodos);
Till (praepositu for -tu«)

8 omitted after x: E 382 (exertum for exsertum), 396, 499 (exerta
for ex«erta), 397 (exerti for ex«erti), 509 (execrare for exs-), 514 (exerit
for exserit), 517 (excreat for exsc-), 528 (extinctis for ex^tinctis), 531
(exerere for exserere), 539 (exolutus for ex«ol-)

« for ^: E 72 (fa^us for faftis)

8i for ti: P 81 (licenwosum for licen^i-); S 279 (sentenwosus for
senten^t-). See further below, on the pronunciation of ti

c2

XXXVl INTRODUCTION.

aioT n: I 472 (disce^^io for discensio); L 2 (lanio^s for laniones)

88 ior di: E 417 (exo««um for exodium)

8 omitted: Int. 118 (eucharitia for euchari^tia) ; A 396 (agretis for
agre^is); E 484 (extipices for exti^ices); I 62 (inpulor for in-
pulaor)

« for r: B 129 (bile*o for bilero); C 425 (atpostat for adportat);
F 85 (fa^imen for farcimen); H 159 (humase for humare); L 43 (lapar
na^ for lupanar), 47 (la« for lar)

8 inserted: F 156 (filox^enia for philoxenia); I 9 (ia^ix for iapyx),
406 (indu^tias for indutias); P 55 (gazo£9ilacio for gazophylacio), 680,
685 (prople^ma, proble^ma for problema), 780 (proble^mata for proble-
mata) ; T 21 (tapetaa for tapeta)

8 for g: S 723 (syntasma for syntagma), 724 (syntasmata for syn-
ta^ata)

8 for I: C 77 (concilium for conchyfium)

8 for 2;: H 24 (hauj^ae for g&zaje); S 281 (septi^onium, sonae for
septisonium, s^nae)

8c for cc : S 621, 652, 665 (siwcensere, suscenset for succ)

8 for ex: S 122 («ceptor for eaxieptor)

8 for 8c: R 86 (re^iscas for re«ciscas)

8 for y: A 270 (ad«ta for adyta)

8 for ic : H 76 (bekon for beltcon)

§ 56. t for c?; Int. 201 (a^sumsio for at^sumptio); A 768 (a< for sud);
B 7 (trepi^at for trepic^at); C 177, 195 (a^uocatus, a^uocati for ac^u-),
359 (ce^ula for cec^ula = schedula), 626 (coa^unat for coac?unat), 628
(a^nuenta for ac?in-), 796 (adungere for ac?i-), 823 (a^flictio for a<iflictio) ;
F 114 (quo^ for quoc^), 176 (fice^ula for ficec?ula), 410 (afeidue for Sids-) ;
I 509 (iuglantes for iuglanc?es)j N 114 (nitor for nici?or); P 309 (apu<
for apuc?)

t for r: D 165 (degerit for digerit); O 176 (lec^um for lucrum)

t doubled: E 183 (emiWogium for hemi^ogium); S 310 (li^toris for
litoris)

t inserted: C 932 (sheila, stellares for sella, sellares); E 391 (exal-
<auit for exhalauit); I 147 (injJula for inula)

t inserted after c: A 145 (actu for acu); F 103 (amic^us for amicus);
L 97 (lactescit for lacessit)

th for ph: E 251 (epita^^ium for epitaj^Aium)

th for d: O 130 (oe^Aippia for oec?ipodia); P 112 (paleno^Aian for
palino^ian)

t omitted: F 39 (facitat for fac^itat); M 370 (mulcra for mulc^ra);
236 (ortigomera for ortygome^ra) ; S 556 (suppa for s/uppa)

mm^mmm^Bm

INTRODUCTION. XXXVU

t for I: F 389 (^ectorum for Zectorum)

t for/: I 306 (in^erius for in/erius)

ti for di : A 349 (gla^mturae for glae^i-), 875 (ra^io for radio);
C 604 (conpen^m for conpenc^ia), 756 (con^mmum for con^iarium;
here ti arose from di for gi); D 168 (iracun^m for iracunc^m); E 70
(codi^tana for cotic^i-); F 36 (facun^ta for facundisi); I 60 {initia. for
inee^ia); L 184 (inui^ta for inmdia); O 256 (au^tuntur for au<£tuntur);
S 344 (sinna^icum for synnacficum), 612, 677 (subcen^m for succen<£ta);
Z 1, 6 (zo^iacus, zo^mcum for zodir)

tforc: B 222 (bu^eriae for buceriae); I 492 (isci^ for istic); M 138
(merote^es for myrothece), 186 (medians for medicus), 369 (mul^atur
for mule-); T 243 (comi^us for comicus)

ti inserted before c» : L 9 (membrana^icius for membranacius)

t for tt : D 98, 221 (nita. for ui«a) ; E 491 (sagi^a for sagi«a); O 42,
53 (obliterarent, obliteratum for obli<^)

For the pronunciation of ti see : Int 201 (atsumwo for adsump^io),
301 (consctonator for con^ionator or concion-); A 660 (osten^io for
osteuMo), 679 (defen^io for defensto); B 182 (bra^tum for bracium);
E 412 (quaesaionum for quaes^i-); P 81 (liceuMOSUs for licen^i-) ; S 279
(senten^iosus for senten^%osus), 321 (desen^iones for dissenm'ones); T 145
(consen^m for consenwo)

§ 57. u (v) for b: A 103 (acen^^e for acerfte), 109 (acerwus for -5us);
D 176 (diri5itorium for diriwit-), 238 (diferwerat for diuer5erat); E 91
(effewi for effe6i); F 104 (fawo for fa6a), 109 (fawis for fa6is), 248 (iiawel-
lum for fla6ellum) ; I 341 (inlaware for illa6ere), 467 (pawone for pa6one) ;
L 224 (lit^ido for li6ido); P 450 (plutteius for ple^eius), 477 (pletticola
for ple6icola)j U 15 (t^tilla for 6atilla), 30, 135 (t^accanalia, t^ccatur
for 6acch-), 83 (t^escada for 6ascauda), 102 (uehemoth for behe-
moth)

u for : Int 287 (symbwlus for symbolus); A 223 (adstipulatwr for
-tor); C 698 (emwlamenta for emolumenta); C 741 (commt^nitorium,
mt^nitionem for commonitorium, monitionem), 800 (conpetitwr for con-
petitor), 876 (crtAcus for crocus), 935 (cwpiae for copiae), 950 (ci^pia for
copia); D 9 (cwpiose for copiose); E 154 (emwlumentum for emolu-
mentum); F 296 (formacopwla for pharmacopola), 322 (fribwla for
friuola), 337 (frustatttr for frustrator), 363 (frigula. for friuola); I 64
(inph^raberis for inploraueris), 96 (inprouisw for inprouiso), 308 (in-
pli^rat for inplorat); L 230 (altionatt^r for -tor), 257, 264 (logtts for
logos); M 221 (mii&parones for my op-), 266 (monwpolium for monop-);
N 173 (praerogatwr for -tor); O 137 (mwrsus for morsus), 213 (optts for
opos); P 8 (pantit^m for pantheon), 88 (parabi^la for -bola). See further

XXXVlil INTRODUCTION.

P165, 249, 588, 811, 824, 867, 880; R 229, 242; S 98, 346, 367, 373,
721 ; T 194

ufory: B 82 (berulus for beryllus); 7 (carubdis for charybdis);
D 7 (dactt^lus for dactylus); G 179 (gumnaside for gymn-); H 19
(hart^bdis for cbar^bdis) ; T 168 (titt^rus for tit^rus)

uioT a: A 190 (adsocmnt for -ant); D 53 (dedasctilum for didas-
calum), 308 (didascttlus for didascalus); E 536 (suciata for satiata);
F 93 (famigo for farrago), 240 (fltunmonium, flttminibus for flamonium,
flaminibus), 242 (fiumen for flamen), 276 (curbiitam for curuatum),
369 (fwrcit for farcit), 371 (fwrcimen for farcimen) ; G 9 (gabwlum
for gabal-) ; H 167 (bwmatum for bamatum) ; L 79 (Iwtere for latere) ;
M 96 (rwpit for rapit), 360 (mt^turat for maturat), 138 (pwgula for
pagula); P 639 (prorogunt for prorogant) ; R 98 (rept^gula for repagula)

u for/: A 471 (weneratricia for /en-), 719 (diwinitio for defin-);
F 322, 363 (wictilia for /ictilia); I 365 (infructiweras for -/eras); O 80
(obmbulare for ohf-); R 152 (reteocilandi for rof-); U 21 (uaiier for
ua/er), 160 (i^indunt for/indunt), 175 (uicatum for/icatum)

t^ for e : A 427 (pollwx for pollex); B 70 (berrtts for uerrcs) ; E 115
(rupulsi for repulsi), 143 (eligantt^r for eliganter) ; H 54 (hercultts for
bercules) ; I 383 (intemperit6S for -ies) ; P 450 (plt^ueius for plebeius),
538 (poUttx for pollax)

u fori : A 925 (a,ua for ads); C 151 (cantarioi for cantharis), 532
(contemtt6m for -tim), 580 (oorbt^s for corbts) ; E 469 (exitt^s for extis) ;
F 294 (focwlentur for focilentur); L 311 (Iwtuus for Htuus); M 377
(mutidi for mutili) ; P 297 (penws for penis)

u omitted: Int. 90, 125 (uersum for uerswum); F 76 (deserit for
deseruit); M 123 (manduco for mantiduco), S 10 (sablo for sabt^lo)

u (v) omitted : A 732 (arrius for i^rius) ; F 49 (faonius for fatto-
nius) ; H 79 (helus for beli^us); M 326 (ulcanus for t^ulcanus)

u inserted: Int. 262, 318 (pedi«um for pedum); F 236 (iit^emina for
flemina) ; I 248 (inpingt^it for inpingit), 262 (inpetteunt for inpetunt) ;
M 104 (marcteet for marcet), 314 (multtctra for mulctra); O 189 (mili-
tuum. for militum)

u for li: H 78 (betM>tropeum for be/iotropium)

u for ^ : C 58 (catusulus for calculus)

u for n: H 155 (bunccitte for buncine) ; M 106 (maidens for mariens);
N 38 (nawus for nanus)

u for d : I 355 (int^olem for inc^lem)

u for oe : M 353 (munia for mo^nia)

u for ph: P 475 (plastograt^is for -gra^Ais); S 199 (sciui for
scyphi)

INTRODUCTION. XXxix

ui {or e: O 41 (ohuix for obex)

§ 58. X omitted: E 406 (eorcizo for ea;orcizo), 41 & (epolitum for
eo^politum), 464 (epiabilis for exp-), 538 (eoleuit for ean^leuit)

X for C8 : E 402 (extaaeoa for ecst-)

X for ch : P 662 (prexeos for ptocAias)

0? for «: C 746 (coa? for co«); S 270 (seoixsiplam for se«quiplum),
280 (seo^tertius for sestertius)

X for t : M 380 (uncado for unctio)

§ 59. y for i: 975 (ci/rograffum for chirographum), 982 (cynno-
momum for ctnn-); E 351 (eurynis for erinya); N 113 (nymbus for
mmbus) ; P 28 (paral^emenon for paralipomenou)

y for oe (= e) : 978 (cymiterium for coemeterium)

y for 6 : M 31 (mansyr for manser)

§ 60. 2 for oj : P 382 (philo^eni for philoa;eni)

§ 61. When we place all the above clerical errors, scribal mis-
readings, organic changes &c., side by side, then ponebus (P 485) and
panihus (P 147) for Phoebus*, become intelligible. The first scribe

h

wrote, no doubt by mistake, poehvs, and added h above the line : poebus.
The next, misreading h for n (as in some other cases recorded above, § 50),
and incorporating the correction with the word, wrote ponebus, which
some other scribe or scribes altered, by the natural changes pointed out
above, into panibvs. In other places we find genuine Latin words
formed regularly from other genuine words, as hahitat for hebetat (H 50)

1 I think it useful to point out that Prof. Skeat, writing, in the Academy of Feb.
9, 1884 (p. 99), on the gloss "panibus, sol", said: *'It is not easy to see hoyrpanibus
can be explained by sol if sol means the sun. If phonetic laws will admit of it, we
would suggest that sol may be English ; and, if so, a variant of Anglo-Saxon sufl,
Icelandic sufl, Danish suiU, which actually means a kind of food. The Northern-
English word is still sool, and is duly discussed in the notes to Piers Plowman
(Early-English Text Society), p. 374."

The Corpus Glossary, however, offers four glosses for comparison, namely,

P 147 panibus : sol) ^. , ,
T, Ac^^ 1- ,}■ mentioned above

P 485 ponebus : solj

P 388 phebe : sol

S 439 Sol : phoebi
while the Leiden glossary quotes from the "Liber Botarnm"

Phoebe: sol
So that, I believe, the question is settled in favour of sol being the Latin word for
sun, and panibusj ponebus &c. corruptions for Phoebus, While I write this note.
Prof. Skeat informs me that he is now rather of my opinion, and that he at
present doubts if A. S. sufl is likely to appear as 8o2 in the 8th century.

xl INTRODUCTION.

and initia for inedia (I 60), though they are totally wrong in the
particular places where they occur.

§ 62. Though the Corpus Glossary contains many Greek words,
several of which are taken from St Jerome's Liher (or Catalogios) de
viris iWustribus, they are all expressed in Latin characters, except one
which begins with A, but is found among the A glosses (see A 593
AAOBHTON), owing, no doubt, to a scribe having mistaken A for A \
As the glossator explains this word by raiio poptdorum, it would seem
that an N has dropped out, and that the original must have had
AAONRHTON. The Corpus gloss seems identical with that in the
Epinal Glossary (3 C. 26), which the editor transliterates by acbodinr
rotan. This is correct, except the t, which could not possibly be read
from the sign which follows the d, and looks like c turned round. In
fact, the so-called di^ look more like ch, unless, combined with o, they
are the remains of a corrupt O. The Corpus and the Epinal glosses
seem identical with that in the Erfurt Glossary (J^eue Jahrbiicher filr
Fhilologief 13** Supplementbd., Leipz., 1847, p. 262, no. 295), which,
according to Oehler, reads '* Acdocroaton, ratio populorum.*'

A similar, perhaps the identical gloss occurs in a Leiden Glossary
(MS. No. 69 of the Leiden University Library), in a chapter or col-
lection of words which is stated to have been taken from St Jerome's
Catcdogua mentioned above. It reads : " Cintiota oni taltaon : ratio
populorum." In the transcript which I made of the Leiden Glossary in
1885, 1 have written a note that the last a might be read as ^c. But even
with this change, there is only a &.int resemblance between the Leiden
word or words, and the three readings given above. Several words,
which the Leiden Glossary states to have been taken from the CatahguSy
I have been imable to trace in that work. But many others we can
trace from the prologue down to chapter 118 (Migne's edition). Now,
"Cintiota..." is written in the Leiden glossary between the glosses
"monon: unius'* of ch. 101, and "temoys: libros" of ch. 109, where-
fore it seems that "Cintiota..." is to be looked for in the chapters
102 — 108. But the only words that I can find suggestive of the gloss
are Kara twv 'E^vwv, which occur in ch. 107. This agrees more with

. 1 In my note to the Corpus gloss (p. 17), I say that the Greek word is written
on an erasure, and that the original word evidently commenced with I which is
still visible. But Mr Jenkinson, the University Librarian, thinks that the traces
of a letter which are still visible, are those of a large A, and I now agree with
him. So that the Greek word in the Corpus MS. was probably written at first in
Boman characters, and resembled that of the Epinal and Erfurt MSS. more than it
does now.

INTRODUCTION. xli

the Leiden MS., than with the Corpus, Epinal and Erfurt readings.
But if there is a difference, I do not know how to reconcile it. It
would almost seem as if one of the readings were St Jerome's own word
or words, while the other might have been derived from one of his com-
mentators. Perhaps those versed in Patristic literature will be able to
solve the difficulty.

§ 63. Similar observations to those detailed above might be made
about the A. S. words ; but these I leave to students of that language.
They are everywhere marked by an asterisk^, and I have paid as much
attention and care to them as to the Latin portion of the work, and
have had, moreover, the valuable help of Profs. Skeat and Zupitza, so
that I trust that no Latin words are marked as A. S., and no A. S.
words left unstarred. A few deserve to be mentioned here :

Lit 92 decurat, homnaap. Prof. Zupitza, in the Acaderrvy of 1884,
p. 317, suggested that ^^horn is = om (ran), and rmap = ndp, from nipan
(sank down), and decurat a mistake for decurrit'".

A 459 Alapiciosa : calpa. This is actually so written in the Corpus
MS., and there is, as far as I know, nothing against an A. S. "calpa".
But I believe that here it is an error of the A. S. scribe for the Lat.
calua, which is found in the Epinal and Erfurt MSS., while the latter
MS. has, moreover, cdttpiciosus : calvus in another place. And as the
same gloss occurs in a Latin Glossary (Corpus Glossariorum Lathiorumj
ed. Geo. Goetz, vol. iv. p. 471) in which there are no A. S. words at all,
we may safely regard the Corpus "calpa" as an Anglo-Saxonized form
of the Latin calvxi,

A 712. Apporeor : onsteuum. Before the sheet, in which this
gloss occurs, was printed off, I removed the star from before onsteuum,
on a hint given to me, which I was not prepared to disregard, that the
word could not be A. S. But I still look upon it as an A. S. word,

^ I have strictly adhered, in the text as well as the index, to the forms employed
in the MS. to express th ()?, d and "S) and lo (p), all the more as we see that Mr Sweet
(Oldest English Texts, p. 3) builds a theory on the presence and absence of these
symbols. I admit that their use causes some difficulty, and that the compositor
is apt to confuse \> with p, and the latter with p. But in my case the difficulty has
never been very great, and I see especially no reason why editors of A. S. texts
should abolish p if they retain the )>.

^ One would almost feel inclined to suggest : decorat, homat (for omat) ; see
Goetz, Corpus Glossariorum Lat., iv. 62.

xlii INTRODUCTION.

though perhaps corrupt; cf. A 666 and Mr Henry Sweet's Oldest
English Texts, pp. 558^ 559*

B 89 Sperta is marked as A. S., though it may be the Latin
sporta,

B 136 pema is starred, though it may be the Latin uema,

C 250 and C 256 I do not understand, in spite of all my endea-
vours to make them out. In the Harleian MS. 3376 (10th cent) I
found Catacrinas glossed by ht/pbariy and caluiale without any ex-
planation.

C 882 Cripta : ascussum. I dealt with the latter word, as with
onsteuum mentioned above. But I now prefer to regard it as A. S.,
perhaps some form of Orscuniaru The Erfurt SiS. has arcus-
sum.

A 483 (challes); F 342 (lose); G 25 (pea); M 156 (meadrobordan);
O 91 (grestu); P 411 (ospen, or os peri), P 562, 874 (fahame), 572
(seuuin) I do not understand.

I 25 oxstaelde. Prof. Zupitza suggests orirstaelde.

M 121 malas : gebsias. The latter word as pointed out to me by
Prof. Zupitza, just before this preface went to press, must be the Latin
geusiae, quoted by Du Cange (sub voce) from Marcellus, Liber de medicor
mentis (cap. xii, p. 93, in the Basle edition of 1536, or col. 295 in the
Stephanus ed. of 1567): "Affectae maxillae ad sedandum dolorem
dentium et gingi varum et geiisiarum adhibentur". The word is not
found in any Latin Dictionary, not even in De Vit's edition of
Forcellini's Lexicon, though he says that he had used the Basle edition
of 1536.

P 27 Parabsides: gauutan. We find in the "Glossarium vetus",
published in Mai's Classicorum Auctorum torn, vi, in which no A. S.
words occur, "parapsis, gabata uel catinum" (p. 538), and again (p. 539)
"pisi, gavata vel patina". This Glossary has just been republished in
Goetz* Corpus Glossariorum who, at the first gloss, says (Vol. iv p. 136)
that a second hand has corrected gabata into gavMa, The second gloss
he prints "pisi gauatha uel patina", adding that two other codices have
gabata*

The Latin gabata (on the etymology of which see Forcellini*s Lexicon
and Isid» Etym. 20. 4. 11) has been used by Martial, Ennodius,
Anthimus, Venantius. Diez {Grammatik, 3rd ed., i 17) refers to Span.
gdbata, newpr. gaouda, Fr. jatte, Ital. gavetta. Graff" (AWiochdeutscher
Spraclischatz, iv. 126) quotes gebita, gebida, gebitta, gebeta, gebiza, gepiza,
gerbita, and in an A. S. glossary, of the 10th or 11th century, published
in Wiilcker s Vocabularies, we find, in col. 280, among words belonging

INTRODUCTION. xliii

to the table : "parabsides, gabote^\ So that the word seems to have
been adopted by various languages.

T 263 Tragoedia : bebbi cantio. If any word in the glossary looks
like genuine A. S., it is bebbi. Thomas Wright inserted it in the second
vol. of his Vocabularies, p. 122. Prof. Zupitza had marked it as such
in his transcript, and it has, consequently, found a place in Prof.
Wiilcker's VocahtUarieSy and been starred in the present work. But^
while indexing the A. S. words, further research brought me, I believe,
on the right track, and - bebbi seems to be nothing but a corrupt Latin
word. On leaf 31** of the Leiden MS. (Voss. 69) the first gloss quoted
"de Eusebio" runs: "Tragoedia . bellica cantica . uel fabulatio . uel hir-
cania: Trago Hircus." This is identical with the Epinal gloss 26. E. 18
"tragoedia: belli cantia uel fabulatio" and Erfurt: "Tragoedia belli
cantica uel fabulatio."

T 321 tubolo : fala. The Epinal Glossary has (27. A. 11) tabula :
fala; the Erfurt Glossary {Ifeue JaJvrbUcher fur Fhiloloffie, 13" Supple-
mentbd., 1847, p. 382, no. 90) tabulo : fala. Thomas Wright, excerpting
the Corpus Glossary, did not insert this gloss in his VocabiUa/rieSy so that
he seems to have thought that /oZa was not A. S. But we find it in
the second edition of his work by Prof. Wiilcker, and, though I know
the Latin ^a or phala, yet I have marked the word as A. S., for various
reasons. The gloss is quoted, and fala described as A. S., in Dief enbach's
Glosaa/ri/wm, (under the word tabrda), not only from the Erfurt Glossary,
quoted above, but also from articles in Anzeiger fur die Kvmde des
dev4schen Mittelaliers, Yols. vii, p. 132 sqq., viii, 233 sqq., Mone's
Quellen, i 310 sqq., 329 sqq., which I have not here at my disposal.

The word fala is also quoted in Leo's Angekdclisisc/ies Glossar, 524.
50, from the Glosaae Mettenaea {= Anzeiger , vii 132). It there means
tahvla. The gloss appears once more in Dief enbach's Glosaarium, under
the word anderia, as: "tubolofola : andedabrondra.'' But this is a
mixture of two glosses, which Diefenbach quotes from Bethmann's
article in Zeitschrift fur Deutsches Altertum, vol. v, p. 197, and which
the latter inaccurately copied from the Leiden MS., Voss. 69, where we
read "tubolo, fala." In the latter MS., in which the glosses are for the
most part still arranged under the authors whence they are derived, this
particular gloss appears, unfortunately, in a chapter containing mixed
glosses from various authors, so that we cannot follow the word to its
source with any certainty. But as the Leiden MS. is tolerably accurate
in many respects, I believe that tubolo, not tabula, is the right reading,
all the more as the latter, being such a well-known word, would not easily
have become corrupted. The identical gloss occars, no doubt, again in a

xliv INTRODUCTION.

MS. of the 10th or 11th century (Brit. Mus., Cotton, Cleop. A in,
p. 76 sqq.) published in Wiilcker's Vocabularies, where on col. 279, the
10th gloss is "tubulo : fealo." This interpretation would mean either
/allow or ma/ny.

§ 64. As in the course of my work 1 have been able to
trace a good many of the Latin glosses to their sources, and Profs.
Mayor and Skeat have pointed out to me the origin of several others,
it would not, with the help of the various glossaries and treatises on
glosses published during this century, be difficult to draw up a list of
such glosses as we have identified. But the list would be still in-
complete, and it would moreover, in my opinion, be better to defer
such a work, for which I have already made elaborate preparations,
till the glossaries related to the present one, like those of Epinal,
Erfurt and Leiden, are accessible to students of this bi'anch of
literature in trustworthy editions \ Of the Leiden glossary, in which
the glosses are, to a great extent, still arranged under their respective
sources, and which, therefore makes the identification of a good many
glosses comparatively easy, I made a transcript in 1885, but its hand-
writing is so puzzling in many places, that I could not think of publish-
ing it without making a fresh collation of the MS. There are, more-
over, various other glossaries in the Libraries of Cambridge (for in-
stance : MS. O. 5. 4 of the Library of Trinity College), Oxford, and the
British Museum, which deserve to be published, not only on account of
their great importance for the study of Latin, but of English. Nothing
could be more desirable than the publication of some of them on the
plan of such great works as that of Steinmeyer and Sievers {Die
althockdeutschen Glossen), which is a real monument of labour and
research, and the Corpus Glossatorum Latinorum, now in course of
publication at Leipzig by Dr Geo. Goetz. I only express the hope
that complete and exhaustive indices, not only to the lemmata, but
also to the interpretations, will accompany all works of this kind, as
without them the use of glossaries, which are not arranged strictly
alphabetically, is extremely laborious, and causes a waste of time,
which I had very often reason to deplore greatly.

§ 65. The two indices, which follow after the Glossary, are meant

^ I also defer till some fatnre work a discussion as to the relation of the Corpus
Glossary to those of Epinal, Erfurt, Leiden and others, as such a discussion can
only be of use when the whole of the evidence is before us.

INTRODUCTION. xlv

to be exhaustive. In the Latin index every word contained in the
Glossary is inserted in its proper place in the alphabet, in exactly the
same form as it appears in the text ; but the wrong division of words
has not been adhered to.

In the A. S. index I have attempted to analyse the compounds,
though I am well awai'e that in so doing I may have made errors^,
and appear here and there as deciding questions which philologists are
not yet agreed upon. For instance : cUhedy a'Sexe I have ventured to
treat as composed of a-, and tJied, tSexe, and ecUma^ ecUmehti as com-
posed of e- and dlmay dlmehtiy and hence these words will be found
again under thed, tSeoce, cilrna, dlme/Ui. All this may some day be
found to be wrong ; but, in the meantime, I trust that no inconvenience
will arise from my treatment, which I have found to be convenient in
other respects.

§ 66. The Corpus Glossary appears now for the first time entire.
Three attempts have already been made to publish its Latin-Anglo-
Saxon glosses: (1) in 1873, by Thomas Wright, in the second volume
of Vocabula/ries, p. 98 sqq. ; (2) in 1884, by Prof. Wiilcker, in his
second edition of Thomas Wright's Vocabularies; (3) in 1885, by
Mr Henry Sweet, in his Oldest English Texts. But each of these
editions either omits here and there A. S. glosses, or inserts glosses
which are not A. S. at all, so that one never knows what there is
exactly in the MS. In the present work each gloss appears, so to
speak, in its context. The two parts of the Glossary together contain
8712 glosses, counting the repetition of glosses A 307 — 348, and
reckoning gloss 223, on page 6, and E 282 as two each, and I 85 and
86 as one. The Index of the Latin words contains 21,033 entries, and
that of the Anglo-Saxon words 3292 ; but in the latter Index most of
the words are entered twice, some even three or four times.

I hope that the great care and trouble which I have devoted to the
work may have succeeded in making it free from serious blemishes. I
took it in hand in 1884, when I was told by members of the Cambridge
Board of Mediaeval and Modern Languages that there was a prospect of
Mediaeval Latin and Palaeography being included in their scheme. I
do not know whether there is still such a prospect. But during the

^ I had divided eors-cripel (gloss A 706), according to Mr Sweet's definition
of the word on p. 574* of his Oldest English Texts, But Prof. Zupitza explained
to me, just in time, that the compound is ** eor-scripel ; eor- for ear-, from eare,
Engl, ear; and scripeU a deny, from 8crepan^\ Hence this word is the exact
counterpart of the Lat. aurUcalpium, and means an ear-pick. Mr Sweet makes a
** paralytic " of it.

xlvi INTRODUCTION.

years 1886 to 1889, while other work prevented me from devotmg the
necessary time and attention to the Corpus Glossaiy, the study and
publication of Mediaeval Latin texts and glossaries have proceeded
apace in Germany and at Oxford, and I hope that the present work
may be of some use to those who take an interest in such studies.

§ 67. I have already said above that Prof. Mayor and Prof. Skeat
have pointed out to me the origin of several of the glosses. But
in kindly going minutely over all the proof-sheets, they have also
noticed many of the scribal errors and organic changes found in the
glosses. The plan adopted for the publication of the glossary did not
allow me to correct the glosses, or to insert Prof. Mayor's acute emenda-
tions of various corrupt glosses. But his corrections were often very
useful to me in drawing up the tables of organic changes printed above
in §§ 17 — 60, while Prof. Skeat's interpretations of some of the A.-S.
words helped me in making the Anglo-Saxon index. My relations to Prof.
Zupitza, with respect to the text, are recorded above in ^ 2 and 3, and
I add here my best thanks to him for several very valuable observations
on, and corrections of, words in the A. S. index. I also discharge an
agreeable duty in thanking the Rev. Dr Atkinson, Master of Clare
College, for his kind interest in the work, which induced him to
recommend its publication to the Syndics of the Pitt Press; the
Rev. S. S. Lewis, the Librarian of Corpus Christi College, for
having afforded me at all times the most easy and unrestricted access
to the MS. ; Dr Henry Jackson, Fellow of Trinity College, for various
useful observations, and the Syndics of the Press for their liberality
in defraying the expenses of the publication.

Cambridge, 28 April, 1890.

INTRODUCTION. xlvil

List^ of works consulted by me, or containing mcUerial
for tJie study of GlossoHes,

Loewe (Gust.) Prodromus corporis Glossariorum Latinorum. Lipsiae,
1876. 8«.

The Latin Heptateuch, published piecemeal in 1560, 1733 and 1852
— 88, critically reviewed by John E. B. Mayor. London, 1889. 8**.

N.B. This is not a work on glossaries, but it deals largely, most
acutely, and systematically with corruptions in Latin texts, and
late Latin, and is therefore indispensable to students of glossaries.

Glossarium Latinum Bibliothecae Parisinae Antiquissimum Saec.
ix., edidit G. F. Hildebrand. Goettingae, 1854. 8**.

Anglo-Saxon and Old English Vocabularies, [edited] by Thomas
Wright. Second edition..., by K P. Wiilcker. London, 1884. 8°.

Die althochdeutschen Glossen, gesammelt und bearbeitet von El.
Steinmeyer und Ed. Sievers, 2 vols. Berlin, 1879—1882. 8^

Corpus Glossariorum Latinorum a Gustavo Loewe incohatum,
auspiciis Societatis Litterarum Regiae Saxonicae composuit, recensuit,
edidit Geo. Goetz ; VoU. 2 and 4. Lipsiae, 1888, 1889. 8*».

Alphita. A Medico-Botanical Glossary, from the Bodleian MS. Selden
B. 35, edited by J. L. G. Mowat. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1887. 4^

Sinonoma Bartholomei. A Glossary from a 14th century MS. in
the Library of Pembroke College, Oxford, edited by J. L. G. Mowat.
Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1882. 4^

Glossae nominum, edidit Gust. Loewe. Accedunt eiusdem Opuscula
Glossographica, collecta a Georgio Goetz. Lipsiae, 1884. 8°.

Glossae nominum, in Indice led. MonaM,, ed. Ferd. Deycks, 1854, 5.

Glossae Placidi Grammatici, in Classicorum Auctorum e Vaticanis
Codicibus editorum, curante Angelo Maio, torn. iii. (Homae, 1831),
p. 427 sqq.

Glossarium vetus, ibidem, tom. vi, p. 501 sqq.

Placidi Glossae valde auctae et emendatae, ibidem, p. 554 sqq.
[Reprinted by R. Klotz in the 2nd Supplementbd. (1833) of the
Jahrbfmher fii/r FhUologie.^

Excerpta ex Glossario vetere, ibidem, p. 576 sqq.

Glossae antiquae, ibidem, tom. vii, p. 550 sqq.

Thesaurus novus Latinitatis, ibidem, tom. viii, p. 1 sqq.

^ This List is, as will be seen, incomplete. It does not, for instance, mention
such works as those of Du Gange and Diefenbach, which are generally known.
Nor does it refer to the collections of Isidorus (Etymologiae), Papias, Osbern of
Gloucester, Ugutio, Joannes de Janua, Brito, Matthaeus Silvaticus, the ** Liber
glossarnm", the '* Yocabularii ex quo", &c, &o., as information about them may
be found in Loewe*s Prodromus, and Glossae rwminum.

xlviii INTRODUCTION.

Glossarium, in torn, vi (p. 459 sqq.) of Forcellinrs Totius Latini- i

tatis Lexicon, ed. De-Vit. '

N.B. See also the List of glosses and Glossaries used in the
compilation of the Lexicon, in the first volume, p. ccxliv sq.

Caroli Labbsei Glossaria, Graeco-Latina et Latino-Graeca. Londini,
1816—1826. Fol.

Old German Glosses, from a Bodleian MS. (Auct F. 1. 46), by
F. Madan, in Journal of Philology , voL x, p. 92 sqq.

Luctatii Placidi Grammatici Glossae, recensuit et illustravit A.
Deuerling. Lipsiae, B. G. Teubner, 1875.

Oehler's edition of Erfurt Glossaries (in Neue Jahrbiicher fur
Philologie, 13«' Supplementbd. for 1847).

Onomastica Sacra, Paulus de Lagarde edidit, Gottingae, 1870. 8*^.

Isidorus. Liber glossarum, usually ascribed to Isidorus (in Migne's
Patrologia Latina, vol. 83, p. 1331 sqq.).

S. Melitonis Clavis, in Spicilegium Solesmense, ed. J. B. Pitra,
vol. III.

CoUectio Salemitana, ed. Salvatore de Renzi, 3 voll. 8^ Napoli,
1852. (A Glossary in the 3rd vol.).

Nettleship (Henry). Contributions to Latin Lexicography. 8°.
Oxford, 1889.

Hagen (Herm.), De Placidi glossis. 1879. 4^

Hagen (Herm.), Gradus ad criticen, Leipzig, 1879. 8**.

Berger (Sam.), De glossariis et compendiis exegeticis. Lipsiae,
1879. 80.

Goelzer (Henri). Etude Lexicographique et grammaticale de la
Latinit^ de Saint Jerome. Paris, 1884. 8°.

Bonnet (Max). Le Latin de Gr^goire de Tours. Paris, 1890. 8^

Archiv fur Lateinische Lexikographie und Grammatik, ed. Ed.
Wolfflin, Leipzig, 1884 &a 8°.

Altromanische Glossare, von Friedr. Diez. Bonn, 1865. 8®. Also
translated into French, by Alfred Bauer. Paris, 1870. 8**.

The St Gallen Glossary, ed. by Minton Warren. Cambridge (Massa-
chusetts), 1885. 80.

Catholicon Anglicum, an English-Latin Wordbook, dated 1483,
edited by S. J. H. Herrtage. London, 1881. 8®.

Manipulus Vocabulorum. A Dictionary of English and Latin
words, ed. by H. B. Wheatley. [London] 1867. 4^

Promptorium Parvulorum sive Clericorum, ed. Alb. Way, 3 pts.
London, 1843—1865. 4«.

See also various glosses published in articles in Zeitschrift filr
DeutscJies Alterthum,

■^ tf

J «•-•■•' «*«*

•

1

in nomine

Agius . Mons f ortitudinis Agius agnus sanc^us inmaculatus.

Burtholomeus . 61iu8 suspendentis Spina. la«in« idestui&l&iA •hraede

*haliga8t Ach&nihoa . grece Armi losa

aquas Scmctua spirUus id «« *J»i8tel nonwn serpentis

concrepare Cardela Dipsa

IJ)i

Distinctio xi groe^tM i. retrorstia^,
elucidacio quan^mdam porcium cum a.
liber Bdtncti BMgustmi CBubuarierms

S3 144

The above is all that is written on the recto of the first leaf of
the MS. But it has not all been written at one and the same time, or by
one scribe. (1) The line at the top ; the words in the left-hand column
from Agius to aquas, and the first line in the right-hand column, are
in the handwriting of the 8th century A. S. scribe, who has written the
whole Glossary that follows hereafter. This portion is perhaps a trace
of a first attempt to arrange scattered glosses in a more or less alphabetical
order, and which seems to have been abandoned for the better one
commenced on leaf 2. (2) A first addition to the original writing was
made in the right-hand column by an A. S. scribe of the 9th or 10th
century, who, imitating the original writing of the MS., has added
the line containing the words Achanthos to losa (of which latter word
the 8 has been partly erased). (3) The remainiDg words in this column
have been added, in small Caroline minuscules, by an A. S. scribe of the
10th or 11th century. I}?i is probably nothing but some scribbling of this
scribe. (4) A further addition has been made, in the left-hand column,

^ The reading of the MS. is rett» ; but I do not know the meaning of such a word.
Prof. Skeat suggests retrorsw, id est : behind, at the back of the shelf.

C. G. 1

• •••-•• •

• • • •« • •

• • • .• ••• ••• ••• •

after aquas, but in the same line, by an A. S. hand of the 11th or 12th
century, who has written Bancttis sptrt^i^s, and haligast over these two
words. (5) The word concrepare, in the left-hand column, has been
added by an A. S. scribe of the 12th century, in Caroline minuscules.
(6) Lower down, in the centre of the leaf, is written, in a hand of the
13th century, the pressmark of the St. Augustine's Library, with the
title of the MS. : Distinctio &c. (7) Underneath this pi'essmark follow
some letters or words (hei-e represented by dots), probably written in the
13th century, but now for the most part erased, though, on the left hand
side, we may still discern abcdefgh. (8) Further down we find the old
pressmark (S. 3), by which the MS. is designated in 1722 in Will. Stanley's
Catalogue of the books bequeathed by Archbishop Parker to the Library
of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, p. 55 ; and still earlier in 1705 in
Humphr. Wanleii Librorum Vett, Septentr, qui in Anglice Bihliothecis
extant^ ... Catalogue (Antiquse Literature Septentr. Liber alter, p. 115b.)
Fol. Oxon. And by this pressmark it was very likely indicated in the
List of Books bequeathed by the Archbishop to C6rpus Christi College.
But this List, which is mentioned in the Deed of the bequest (still pre-
served in Corpus College), cannot now be found. (9) By the side of the
old pressmark is written the new one (144), by which the MS. is designated
in 1777 in Nasmith's Catalogue of the same collection, and which it still
bears.

Pol. lb. Here an A. S. hand of the 12th century has scribbled :

i hppdunf p p s i s d dumb
quconfidunt in dno s

Interproetatio nominum
ebraiconun et greconim.

Xi^donai . adoneos . domiaua.

Angel UB . Duntius.

Arohangelus . Bitmmua auntiiis.

Adam . omusium . terreuuM,
] Abel . luctus miserabilis.

Amorreitm . amarum.

Abram . pater excelsus.

Abraham . pater multorum'
gentium'.

Augustus . Bollemnis.
o Aegyptue . tribnlatio.

Agius . nanciuB.

Afertioe ablatiuns.

Aaron . mons fbrtitadinis.

Abdias . seruuB domini.
5 Ambacuc . amplexans.

Aggeus . fiollemnis'.

Andreas . uirilis.

Agios . petit.

Alleluia . laudate domtnum.
o Apostolus . misuB.

Apocalipsin . reuelatio.

Arsis . eleuatio.
Abdo . eeruua eius.
5 Achialon . uiuens deo.
Agar . aduana.

Aser . beatus.

Asa . toUeus.

Amalech . populus lambena.
,a Athoniel . reeponsio Aei.

Aoth . gloriosus.

Abisalon . pater pncis.

Abba . pat«r

Adsida . *flood.
IS (2**) Abia . pater dominitB.

Amasias . populum tolleoB.

Azarias , auxilium Aa.

Acbaz . adherens'

Ammon . fidelis.
io Achah . frater patris.

13 a.

^artholomeus . filius* . e\
pendentis aquas,

BrachuB . locuata.

Belfegor . simulacra.

fiethlem . domua panis.
,5 Beniamin . filius dexterae.

Bare . ftilgurans'.

Baasa . pinguido.

Bariona . filius columbae.

Baria . breuis.
a Bucolicon . pastorale carmen.

' MS. joins the two words.

* After this word is scribbled a b d f g i, by the same soribe who has scribbled
the letters on Fol. l^

* MS. adhendens, and r written above the line, between the n and d.

* Inaerted above the line with marts of rBferBnoe ■/
' US. falftOTBitB, and o written above the seoond u.

INTERPRAETATIO NOMINUM. B— E

Brachicatalecticus .

nu8 Bunt.
Bresith . genesis.
Babylon . confusio.

ubi duQ mi-

Vylierubin . multitudo scienti^.
55 Cain . possessio.

Caldei . quasi d^monia

Caluari^ locns. '^cualmstou.

Cham . callidus.

Cas. leo\
60 Canon . regula

Clericus . sors dei.

Catacuminus . instructus.

Cephas . petrus.

(2**) Cedar . tenebrae.
65 Cananeus . possidens.

Capoth . doxa gloria

Cataclismum . dilunium*.

Codex . liber.

Coliferte . *ge]x)fta.
70 Clauis . * helma.

Crepidinem. *neo]x)(iard^

Cletice . uocatiuus.

Chronus . tempus.

Catalecticus . ubi in pede uer-
sus . una syllaba deest^
75 Catalectus . ubi uersus legitimo
fine concluditur.

Cola membrum.

Comma incisum.

Commata ipsae incisiones pedum.

D

auid . desiderabilis dei.

80 Danihil . iudicium deL

Diabulus . criminator.

Diaconus . minister

Deuteronomium . secunda lex.

Dan . iudicium.
85 Deborra*. loquax.

Dalila . paupercula.

Diapsalma . sermonum rupta
continuatio.

Doleus. *byden.

Dasile. *boor
90 Disticon . duorum ueraum.

Dotice . datiuus.

Decurat *homnaap.

Dasia . hispidum

Diastile . separatio
95 Digammos . duplex littera.

Dimetron . duorum pedum

1E1

(2^'') l^i ufrates . frugifer

£ua calamitas.

Enoch . dedicatio.
100 Euaeum . ferruw pessimum.

Ebrei . translatores.

Edom . rufus terrenus.'

Eliezer . auxilium dei.

Esau . rufeus.
105 Eli . deus mens.

Eliachim . resnrrectio domiid.

Elia . domini del

Eliseus . domini xnei salus.

Esaias . salus domini.
no Ephoth . uestimento® sacerdo*'.

Episcopus . superspector.

^ The interpretation is wanting here. Hieronymus {Liber de nominibus Hebraicis^
de Zacharia) has : Chaseleu, spes ejus ; Eucherius {Hebraeorum nominum interpretatio)
has : Caslen, in Zacharia propheta, Nouember, qui est nonus.

8 Written after gloss 69, with marks of reference •/• *0i ^^^ by the side of,
cataclismum. ^ MS. has accent over the u,

* MS. de est, so written on account of a hole in the vellum made by the erasure of a
word for which deest was substituted ; of the original word no trace has remained ;
only two dots and a mark sometimes found elsewhere by the side of other words are
still visible.

^ MS. Debora, and second r above the line.

^ MS. uestimenta, with point below a and above it.

' MS. sacerdo, with horizontal stroke above 0, for sacerdotiSf or sitcerdotali.

1

INTERPRAETATIO NOMINUM. E — I

Elizabeth . del mei saturitas.

Ecclesia . euocatio.

EfiQraim . frugifer.
XX5 Exodus . exitus.

Ezechihel . fortitudo dei

Euangelium . bona adnuntiatio

Eucharitia . gratia.

Eliut . delta meus iste.
I30 Emaus . nomen castel.

Ephiphania . aparatio.

Elam . saeciili

Ephithonte . epistola.

Euillan . usum ignis.
125 Edulion . pancorum uersum.

Ethiantike . accussatiuos.

Exametron. se^arium^

Eptimemeren . sjWaba remanent
po5^ III. pedes.

Eucharitia . sacrificium.

130

(3")X/ arao dissipator.
Fanuhel facies del
Facias apeiiens.
Feta aperL
Farizaei . diuisi.
X35 Ferula *hreod.
Fundus *bodan.
Foratoriuw. *buiris.

VjTabrihel fortitudo dei.

(TOtholia . tempus dommi
140 Gedeon . temtatio.

Gkililaei . uolubilis.

Gemellus . *getuin.

Genice . genitiuus.

Gat temtatio.
145 Gehenna ualles gratuita . qui-
dam aestimant apellatam hanc
uallem gehennon quae eat
iuxta murum hierusalem.

Gacila ^snithstreo.
Glebulum *hrider.

Xlierusalem . uisio pacis.
Hiei*emeas excelsus dommi.
150 Holocaustum sacrificium.

Heroicometron uirorum carmen.
Hel theus deiis. .

I

(3"*') Xafeth . latitude.

lair inluminans.
155 Ipochrita . simulator

Imnum . carmen domiui.

Isaac . risus.

lacob . supplantator

luda . glorificans.
160 Isachar mercis est,

loseph . saluator

lob . dolens.

IsmaheP . auditio dei.

Israhel . uir uidens deum,
165 lesue . saluator

lohannes . gratia dei.

lesus . saluator

lepte . aperiens.

Isai . insulae.
170 ludith . laudans.

lonatha . columbae donvm'

losaphath . domiid indicium.

loram . qui* est excelsus.

loas . sperans.
175 latha . robustus.

losias . domiui salus.

loachas . robustus.

loachim . cuius est proeparatio.

lechonias . proeparatio deL
180 leroboam . deiudicans populism.

lambri psalmus.

leu ipse ue\ est.

loel incipiente deo.

lona columba.
185 lungula . *geocboga.

1 So in MS. for senarium. ^ MS. Ismael, and h above the line, between a and e,
3 MS. donom, with v above the second 0.

* MS. has dni, with stroke over n, after qui ; but the three letters are marked for
erasure.

INTERPRAETATIO NOMINUM. K — P

K

(3***) r\ yrieleison . do-mine mi-
serere nobis.

I J oth . declinans.

Laban . candidus.

Lucas . ipse consurgens.
190 Lazarus . adiutus.

Lacertor brachia.

Lacisca . catula ex lupa et cane
nascit.

Lia . laboriosa.

Lem appositus.
195 Leuita diaconus.

Ledo *nepflod.

Lancola '^cellae.

Libitorium *saa.

Lignarium ^uuidubinde.

200 lyXichael qui sicut detts.

Moses atsumsio.

Matusalem mortuus.

Malachias angelus meu&

Maria inluminatrix.
205 Matheus donatus.

Marcus excelsus.

Mandragora pomum.

Maimer aestis.

Melchizedech . rex iustus.
210 Manasse . oblitus.

Manasses obliuiosus.

Manachem . consulans.

Micha quis est iste.

(3^^) Mesiafl . Chrw^ws.
215 Mantega "^taeg.

Malina *fyl]ed flood.

Monesticon . unius uersus.

Monometron uersus unius pedi«.

Mec media distinctio.
320 Mappa *cneoribt.

Maculosus ^specfaag.

Menta *minte.

Matheus . donatus idem . apel-
latus est leui . libbeus^ . corcu-
culus . id est dk oorde \d est
taddeuB . ipse est . et iudas .
iacobL

N,

oe . requies.
935 Natzareus . saric^us.

Neptalim conuersantis.

None latratus.

Nafissa beth anima.

Nauum* germen* . .
330 Nablium'*. psalterium.

o,

reb longitude.
Osanna . saluifica.
Ochazias . adproehendens domi-

num
Ozias . fortitude domtni.
335 Ombri . crispans mens.
Ose . saluator.
Oxia . acuta.
Onomastice . genitiuus.

p

etrus . agnoscens.
240 Paulus . mirabilis.

Philippus^ . 6s ^ lampadis.

(4"*) Pontius . declinans . consi-
lium.

Pilatus . 6s'' malleatoris.

Pascha dommi . transitus.
245 Pbasa . pascha.

Pentecostes . quinquagesimus.

Parasceuen . proaparatio cibi.

Papa . admirabilis.

Platus . latitude.
250 Praesbyter sacerdos.

Pontifex episcopus.

Pithonissa . spm^t^s inf emi

Pentimemeren . sylla6a rema-
nans potft . II . pedes.

1 libbeus — iacobi, is a separate gloss.

3 This gloss is not navum and A. S. gerinen as read and explained by Mr Heniy
Sweet {Oldest English Texts, pp. 35 and 505). It is found in S. Jerome's Liber de
nominihus Hebraicis, ^ MS. nambliam, with point below first m.

^ MS. phippus, and U written above u ^ MS. has an accent over o«

J

INT£RPRA£TATIO KOBCINUM. P — T

Feta . uates.
ass Poeticus . liber.

Foema . unius libri opus.

Foessis . opus multorum Ubro-
rwn.

Frosodia . accentus^

Fistomine . circumf exus.
360 Fsili . purum.

Fob . pes.

Fentametron . u . peduum.

Periodos . clausula . v>e\ tota sen-
tentia est.

R

;apliael . medicina d«i.
265 Roboam . latitude populi.

Raguel . pastor dei.

Rabbi . magister

Rebecca . patientia.

Rahel . ouis dei.
370 Ruben . uidens lilius.

Rucha . spin^t£S.

Racha inanis.

(4**') Rastrum . *raece.

Rithmus . numerus.
375 Romani sublimis.

Roma . uirtus.

►^eraphin . ardens.

Sarrai . prinoeps mea.

Sacello . in dome idoli.
380 Sarra . prinoeps.

Sumuel . nomen eius det^

Sabaoth . omnipotens.

Salomon . paciScus.

Saulus . temtatio.
385 Satanan . aduersarius'.

Scjmifes . colum siue acult'^

Symbulus . conlatio.

Sinodus . congregatio.

Symeon . exauditio.

390 Sem . nominatus

Samson . sol eorum

Simon . pone merorem.

Soffonias . abscondens earn

Stefanus . coronatus.
395 Sedecias . iustus dommi. .

Sella . petitio.

Saducei . iustificati.

Sicini . *ac dus*.

SiluQ . apostolus.
300 Sinagoga ecclesia.

Salamon eoclesiastes . conscio-
nator et idida omnia unum
sunt et est dilectus domini

(4^*) Semigar nomen adueniens

Sion . specula

Sinai . mensnra
305 Samaritani . custodes

Scarioth . ulcus memoria mortis.

Scisca *eoforj?rote.

Sublatorium . '"'bluestbaelg

Sillogismo inebitabile.

T.

310 J. hronus . sedes^
Thomas . abissus.

»

Thola . uermiculus. .

Tyrus . angustia.

Thesis . positura.
315 Tonus • . accentijs.

Trissisma . crassitude.

Trimetron . trium pedeum.

Tetrametron . . iiii . peduum.

Tritus^ trocheus . syl^a po^^
. uii . pedes remanent.
320 Terte bocolicon . syUa&a post u .
pedes remaneTis.

Telia . distintio.

Trilex . * drill.

Thorat . l^x.

Triplum . testimonium.
325 Tantalus . *aelbitu.

^ MS. aocentes, with pomt below seoond e and u above it.
3 MS. adueisariuB, but first t altered to r.

> MS. acult with horizontal stroke over t. Eucherias has : Oiniphes, oulicum genus
est aculeis permolestum. ^ MS. joins these two words.

B MS. sedes, with i above the second e. ^ Onus on an erasure.

7 One letter erased between i and U

INTERPRAETATIO NOMINUM. U — Z

U el gemitus.
Ua . *eupa.
TJerteliuin ' . •uerua
Uomer 'scaer.
ig TJriheL ignia dei.

X <3™ aqua
Ypudiastole . snbseparatio
(1^) YpercatalecticuB . ubi sub

legitimos . pedes ajllaba crea-

cit

Ypoeticen aubdistinctio*.

IS Xi abahoth exerGituiim.

ZabuloD habitaculum fbrtis.

Zebedeus . dotatus.

Zacharia . memor dotnim.

Zacheua . iustificatns.
)□ Zezaoia lolium.

Zezabet fluens . sangaiaem.

(FoL 5**) TnciyU . glosa swundum ordinem .

elimentorMm alphabet!.

zo

t\ bminiculum . adiutorium
Abelena. '^haesellmutu.
Abiecit . proiecit.
Absida . sacrarium.
Abies, ^etspe.
Ab ineonte setatc infantia
Abimelech . patris mei regnum.
Abegelata inuiolata.
Absinthium . ^permod.
Abra ancella
Abdicauit'. negauit vA ^discerede '
Abortus . *miflbyrd.
Abiles . abtabiles.
Abolenda delenda
25 Ablata. '^binumine.
Abdensis . abscondens.
Abstemus abstinens
Abaso . infima domus.
Abrepticius . furiosus.
so Abrizium . spendor auri
Abacta . inuiolata.
Abegato . uenenato.
Aberuncat abstirpat.
Abnepus . qui natus est de pro-

nepote.
35 Abauus . id est aui . auus . nam

gradus ipsi sic sunt . pater .

auus . pro. auus . abauus .

atauus . triauus . quasi tertius

auus.
Abrogata deleta.
Abigit minat.
Abristit longe.
Abrisit . longe est et sit.

3o Abactus . ab actu remotus.

Abaro . infirma domu&

Abdicit inclusit

Abigelus qui toUit senium aMt
pecus alienum.

Abcesit uocat.
35 Abstenus sobrius.

Abolere . neglcgenter agere ue\
obliuisci.

Abdicare repellere tu\ refutare

Absoluta . libera.

Abunde . ^genycthlica
40 (5^*^) Abacta inuolata uel exclusa.

Abspemit contemnit.

Abtauit . conparauit

Absistere discedere

Absordium dissimilem . di ^orum.
45 Abiget *pereth.

Ab euro '^eastansudan.

Ad euronothum *eastsut. .

Abena arundo agrestis.

Abitote abite.
50 Abusitatus . minus instruct is in
scientia. >

Abdicat.refutati'exheredao ue\
abieecit tie\ alienat.

Abduxit negauit.

Abrasa ablata^

Abdit abscondit
55 Abdecet . non decet

Absonus homo sine sono.

Abiudices negas.

Abtemus adiungemus

Abstans distans.
60 Abigiata inuolata.

^ The final de are added above the line. For bUceredCi as in the Epinal and Erfurt
glossaries? * MS. refutati, but the i probably means id est^ as elsewhere.

3 Added above the line by corrector.

10

GLOSA. A 61 — ^Al34

Absedas aedificii latiores conacu-
las.

Abicies turba. .

Abrogat derogat.

Abtet uos impleat uos.
65 Abolita sopita.

Ab latere est longe.

Absistit desistit

Abdus ab hacrorc.

Abiurtit Degat.
70 Ab adipe . quae fortes fuert im-
molate.

Abiece apelle.

Abnuit abnegat non consentit^

Abditum reconditum . abscondi-
tum

Abstrusum remotum latens abs-
consum.
75 Abtauit conparauit adquisiuit

Absurdus inisticus indignus.

Abiuratio negatio.

Absit . longe sit uel distat

Abstrusa abscondita.
80 Abegit expulit remouit.

Abegunt a se expellont

Abest absens erat.

Aboleta distructa

Abolitio . gestorum dilectio.
85 Abolet toilet . a memoria aufert.

(6^) Abutitur recussat.

Abditis . *gehyddum.

Abdedit inclusit occultauit.

Ab aflTrico . *sudanpestan.
90 Aboleri . deleri iiA tollere.

Aboleri adduceri . vsl a memoria
moueri.

Ab borea . *eastannor]7an.

Abiles . apertum

Aborsns . ab eo quod est ordior
95 Absorduum . indignum.

A

ctionator' qui de pretio con-
tendit

Acerra . area' tuns'.

Accitus . euocatus.

Achaz uirtus.
xoo Acer . uehemens.

Acie turba.

Aconito . * })UDga&

Acerue . moleste.

Acognitum genus herb^ uene-
natae.
105 Acti fatis . fatorum lege inpulsi.

Acicm gladii . uim gladiL

Acholothus . sectator.

Aceruus *muha.

Aceruus . malus t^el inmaturus.
xxo Achimenia . at^t lex caldeorum .
uocabatur. quamnullus poterat
inmutare.

A censoribus . a iudicibus.

Accipe . cognosce audi.

A circio . *nor?5anpestan.

Actionans *folcgeroebum.
X15 Acisculum *piic.

Aceron. fluuius aput inferos.

Acies . et ordo militum . et ocu-
lorum uisus . et acumen fern.
*ecg. vA *scearpww*.

Acinaces gladii.

(5^**) Accape audL
lao Aerabulus *mapuldur

Achalantis . vA luscinia uel ros-
cinia *neht§gale.

Achus . grecus . rex.

Acrifolus . * holegn.

Acidus . ab acrore.
X25 Acega . * holthona.

Accitor aduocator

Accearium . * steli.

Acciti. euocati. arcessite

Acitula *hromsa.
130 Acitelum *hromsan crop.

Accitulium *g§ces sure.

Acinum *hindberiae.

Acris fortio vA *from

Actionabatur ^scirda

^ MS. consetit, with n above e.

3 An initial director (a) is written by the side of this word, in the margin, for
the guidance of the illuminator. ^ MS. joins the two words.

4 MS. sceap, with stroke over p, and r above a, for scearpnis.

GLOSA. A 135— A 206

11

135 Acfcuarins . *praec.
Aocetam '^gefeotodne
AccidioBus . mente inquietus.
Acegia *snlte*.
Aoeodo . exortatoriae.
140 Aoephalon . sine capite.
Accedeatur stomachatur.
Accensi irati uel concitati
Acroceria ligatura articulorum.
Accio . acciui . acoersiuL
145 AculeuB . ab acta . dimimitiuum.
Acumina' . ingenia.
Aceruus cumulus . lapidum
Accire euocara
Acta ripa nemorosa uA conti-

nentes.
150 Acnonitus . qui nulli commu-

nicat.
Accentus . uox alta siue pro-

ducta
Acclinis . resupinus . et incum-

bens.
Accire . maris fluctus.
Aclides tela arma gladia.
155 Accumbere interesse.
Aceuon . oratio.
Acr§ mentis ualidae mentis.
Aceti cotilla uas id est "^boUe
(G**) Acies . extenta militum in-

pugnatio.
x6o Acus. *netl uel ^gronuisc.
Aocessio . significat frigorem.
Acerbatur uertebatur.
Acceptator auctor
Aceruitas . dolor crudelitas
265 Accidia . tedium . uel anxietas id

est * sorg.
Acremonia . acumen . vsl s^uitia.
Actotum^ . sine mora.
Acisculum . quod habent in-

structores quasi . mallioles . ad

cedendos lapides.
Acatasticus . adstans uel uersus.

170 Actuariis . acta qui fisudt.

Accola . uicinus . possessor uel

alienus cultor
Accintu "^denetla
Accolitus cero f erarius.

XJLdstipulatio . adfirmatio.
175 Adstipula . adiunclus.

Adduotus . arcessitus.

AdsutQ * gesiupide.

Ad proastolandum . ad obseruan-
dum.

Adminiculante . adiuuante.
zSo Adnexus . adiunctus.

Adludit . coaptauit

Adfector . interfector

Adacto . coacto.

Adilicem . genus rubi.
x8s Adigebant . cogebant

Aditum . ab adeundo dictum.

Adsaecula diens.

Adtaminat usurpat.

(6^) Adstipulatus . adiunctus.
X90 Adsciscunt . adsociunt.

Adulti . inmaturi

Adultus . maturus.

Addictus . *forscrifen.

Adolerent sacrificarent.
X95 Adolet . incendit.

Adfectans . concupiscen8\

Adeptus . adsecutua

Adridente . * tyctende.

Aduncis. ^gebegdum.
200 Ad penses'^ . * t6' nyttum.

Adsensore . * fultemendum.

Adfectat temtat

Adclinis . * to-hald . usl incum-
hens.

At queue . ^eud suelce.
305 Adtenuatus . subtilis.

Ademto *gebinumini^

^ MS. has accent over n. ^ i written below the last stroke of m.

* MS. Actotam, with u over 0, but in different ink.

^ MS. concipiscens, with point below first i, and u above it.

^ MS. penses, with a above second e. ' MS. has accent over 0.

7 So in MS. for binunUnu The scribe should have marked ge for erasure.

12

GLOSA. A 207— A 283

Adfinis . proximus.

Adfectaret . desideraret

Adsaeclum*.*})egn. minister' tur-
pitudinis'.
axo Adcingiint proeparant.

Adorsus . adgressus'.

Addicit . abdicat amouet.

Adfatim . habundanter mox iu\
statim satio . ualde.

Addic . ualde die.
3X5 Adoptat . adfiliat

Adbiguus anceps dultius

Adgrediuntur * geeodiin.

Adlido . * tonpinto.

Adfatim . optime loquens.
330 Adnitentibtea . * tilgendum.

Adsciuit . coniunxit.

(6^) Adolescere . maturescere ,
crescere.

Adstipulatur idonius^ testis

Adprobatur . adfirmatur
aas Adimere . subtrahere

Adipiscit . adquirit.

Ad libi dines . * praene.

Adtonitus . * hlysnende

Ad fasces, ^to peordmyndum.
330 Addiceret . iudicaret.

Adfectatoris . adpetitoris . uel
amatoris.

Adfligit * gehuaeh.

Adsertor . firmator.

Adsertores . confirmator
335 Adrogantissime . * plonclice'^.

Adyta . templa

Adfectio . uoluptas.

Adorea . libamina

Adnouit . consentit.
340 Adniue . adiunga

Adsectator . imitator

Adoleo . glutto

Ador . genus farao frumenti

Adamans . ualde amans.

•45 Adamans . genus lapidis ferro
durior

Adclibatum . oblioum.

Ad oritur nascitur adgreditur

Adrumauit . rumorem . obtulit

Adimit tollit.
350 Adsaeculi . pedisequi uA lenones.

Adeo . in tantum.

Adio ingredior

Admodum ualde.

(6^^) Adlobrius gallis ciuiis de
gallia.
355 Ad&bilis . dilectabilis.

Adire perferre . vA adgredire.

Adomat . plus quam ornat

Adsentator adolator blanditor

Agerat adicit.
360 Ad cxtoUendum . ad laudandum

Adciuisse . aduocare.

Adid . interpellat.

Ad mancipandum ad Hberandum

Adsciscere adsumere.
365 Adimitio ademptio.

Adfectat . uult desiderat

Adplaudat^. * onhliorrouuit^

Adiumentis . auxiliis.

Adluo adluit profluit.
370 Adsta interiora templi

Adluerit infunderet.

Admisum. peccatum «^1 receptum

Adnauimus . adnotauimus.

Adstipatus . adiunctus.
275 Adnuit promittit . spondit.

Adtonitos . stupore defixos.

Adauus . patris . auus.

Ad confutandum . ad conuincen-
dam

Adiciens . prohibens.
380 Adcommodaturus . * uuoende.

Aduentio . *sarpo.

Adscite adiunctL

Aduocatus . * pingere.

1 MS. Adsaeculnm, but first u erased. ^ Added by corrector.

B MS. Adgressus . adorsus, but marked for transposition.

^ MS. idonitus, with point nnder t,

^ MS. ploncli, with sign of abbreviation over t.

' MS. pladat, with u above, between a and d»

7 The A. S» words written as one in MS.

i

GLOSA. A 284— A 345

13

Adesto . ausiliare.
385 Adero ausiliabor

Adfectat temtat adpetit vA

amat vs\ cupit
(7**) Adhibuit . . ^geladade . tbel

Aduocauit
Adplicuit . *ge})iudde.
Adliciens . inuitans.

290

xV.equiperat . ad^uat id est

^usL . et paria f acit.
Aedibt^a . domibu^.
Aeditus . natus.
Aemulus* . imitator
Aeneum , aereiim
295 Aequatis . * efnum.

Aequidiales . aequinoctiales . id

est isy merinos grece.
Aequae . similiter
Aerii . uirgae ferreae.
Aegne" . indite.
300 Aegyptus . caligo.

Aeditio . aliud interproctatio.
Aeneatores . tubicines.
Aeuus . tempus.
Aesculus . *boece.
305 Aedicula « domus modica.

Aegilippon . grece saxum emi-

nens . quo nee capell^ ualent

ascendere.
Aequeus eiusdem aeatis [aetatis]

con^uus [conaeuus]®.
Aegeator hortator
Aedificia [^dificia] templa ur-

bana
3T0 ^es [Aedes] domus.

Aerarium . ubi aerari [aerarii]

inclusi sunt [sunt].
Aestuca . calor.
Aerumna . miseria
Aequor pelagus . tiel campus.

315 Aequora . campi . tiA maria
Aegit . *praec.
AequQ . [Aequae] mons . magni-

tudo.
Aequigenae . gemini
(7***) Aestuaria . "^fleotas.
320 Aequiperabatur similabator [si-

milabatur]
Aere alieno . "^geabuli.
Aegro animo . tristi [triste] ani-

mo.
Aethica . moralis.
Aestus . procella
325 Aeditui . hostiariL
Aestibale . tempus.
Aes . aeris.
Aegesta . *gor8.
Aetatula . aetas modica.
330 Aestuaria . [Aetuaria] . ubi duo

maria conueniunt.
Aeneade . ooniurati . aenea.
Aeques . et equester^ unum

sunt [si^nt].
Aequitatus . et peditatus nu-

merus equitum et peditum.
Aerectatio . tuba.
335 Aeleuenus . habundans.

Aeuitas . aetas aetemitas [^ter-

nitas].
Aerumnus . infortunus.
Aes alienum [Aes e alienum] .

pecunia debitum.
Aeterna . partes . caeli superi-

ores.
340 Aether polum axis caelum.
Aeuum . Hcteculum.
Aesolus . genus arborw.
Aequitat* . atsimulat
Aeglea . patria uentorum . tisl

rex . uentorum.
34S Aequaeuus . con^uus . [Aeque-

uus . conaeuus]

^ MS. Aemulus, and ator added above ihe s, by corrector.

* So in MS. , not Aegre.

3 The Glosses 307—348 are repeated in the MS. on Fol. 7^' Ime 1 to 7^^, line 14.
Tbe few differences between the two texts are printed in square brackets.

* MS. quester, with e above q.
^ MS. Aqnitat, with e above q.

14

GLOSA. A 346 — A 403

Aerarium . locus in quo pecunia

redigitur.
Liticines tubicine8\
Aemula . iniihica et inimicatrix.
Aequimanus . species glatiaturae
gladiaturae] quae utraquae
utraqiM] manu depugnat.
349* L^ol. 7^ line 1 to 7»^ line 14
(first half) contains, as has been
said, a repetition of glosses 307 —
348. On the second half of line
14 is written, once more, Liti-
cines tubicines (see 347) after
which the MS. continues]
3SO (7**** line 15) Aeneatores . comi-
cinis.
Aequore totum per totum mare.
Aequipensum . *ebnpege.
Aescilia . mons Id urbe roma.
Aerarium . thesaurum uli pu-
plice . pecunia mittitur.
355 Aera . rota caeli.
Aeri . iacintini.

J\ finiculum *ellende' a finibus
procul.

Affore . adesse.

Afflarat . ""ansuaep.
360 A fafonio . *su]>anpestan

Affatim . habunde.

Affecta uel arefaota' omata u>e\
attenuata.

Affluunt habundant.

Affricus *pestsudpind.
365 Affatus locutus.

Affaturus absens futurus erit'.

Affatibus habundanter.

(8**) Afestotiles . nomen auctoris.

Affectans . desiderat.
370 Afficit . amauit honorat.

Affectui . ^megsibbe . uel dilec-
tione.

A

.ggeres terrae congeries . cu-
mulus.

Agon . certamen.

Agonitheta prinoeps illius artis
375 Agonista . qui discit illam ar-
tem.

Agmen . quadratum miles in ite-
nere . quatema . acie incedens.

Agitur . regitur

Agasson . minister . officialis.

Agnatus . cognatus.
380 AgustQ . sonctoe.

Agiographae . acmctB, scriptura

Agrestes . fera.

Agapo . qui negotia aliena ante-
ambulant

Ageator . hortator.
385 Agricola . rusticos.

Agonantes . explicantes.

Agonia . hostia.

Agga . circa .

Aggreditur . acceditur.
390 Agitor . regena

Agrarius . Outlines.

Affrippa . qui in pedes nasdtur.

Aiun£ . ?ebu8. ^

Agens . persequen&
395 Agreste . ferum.

Agretis . *pad§.

Agastrum ^segmang.

Agmine . itenere uel impetu uA
ordine.

Agitatio ^unstilnis.
400 (8***) Agr§ . indigne.

Agitate . "^onettad.

Aggressus . inuestus
rvit*

Agmine . fulmine.

ueV

in-

1 This gloss is written in the MS. after redigitur (in the repetition on Fol. 7^^ line
10) and is repeated 4 lines lower down.
^ Added above the line, by corrector.
' erit added above /titurtM, by corrector.
* Added above the line by corrector between agg- and inn- .

GLOSA. A 404 — X 468

15

Age . uelociter.
405 Agapem . ^suoesendo.
Agitante . f aciente.
Agmen *peorod.
Agger monticulosus.

x!k-iumenta auxilia.
4x0 Aiocten . iugem * diuersum.
Ain . uerbum interiectionis.
Ain. tandem . Ain uero.

x!LUegoria* . figuralis dictio . ali-
ud . dicere et alind intelligere

Alea . *tebL
4x5 Altilis . ut pasta ab alendo.

Aleator . *teblere.

Albulo . *flio.

Altilis aues didtur a uolando

Alium . *gaarleec.
430 Alogia . conuiuiam.

Alba spina . *heagodom'.

Alcion . *isern.

Algor . frigos*.

Alluuies' . locus oenosns.
425 Alliciat . alliga£.

Alienigena' . qui in aliena terra
nascitur

Allux . poUux . in pede.

Alnus . *aler.

Alietibus . auibus.
430 (8**) Alneum . *fulaetreo.

Ales . aues.

Alietum . "^spaerhabuc.

Alneta . *alerholt.

Alga.*paar.
435 Altrinsecus . "* on ba halfe^.

Albipedius . "^huitfoot.

Aluuium . *meeli.

Aligeri pinnate.

Aluiolum . *aldaht
440 Alga. '^scaldhyflas vA '^sondhyl-
las.

Alnus . ratis nauis.

Alabastrum . uas^ de^ gemma. ^
propri nomen . lapidis et uas
nominat . de illo lapide factum.

Aluiola . peluis . rotundus.

Altemantium . *8taefnendra
445 Alacris . *snel.

Alacer . *8uift

Alueus . *streamraad.

Alitus . *aethm.

Algidus . humor frigidus.
450 Alumnae . *fostorbeam.

Altematur . latini^i nomeu est .
sed altema . post altert^m f acit.

Alerius . nutritor

Altercator . litigat.

Alibre . alimentum
455 Aluus . uenter.

Alligorrit degustat

Allegare . uerba imperatoris ad'
iudicem . ciuitatis mittere'.

(8^**) Alsiosus . frigoriosus.

Alapiciosa . ^calpa.
460 Aluearia . *hyfi.

Alioquin . quid si non.

Aliquantesp^r' aliquandio.

Alter ambob?«9*® unus aut am bo

Alterius agunt uon simul agunt
465 Alea . prodigus.

Aleator lusor cupiditatis

Altilia . *foedils.

Altores . cultores.

Added above the line by corrector.

An initial director (a) is written by the side of this word, in the margin.

MS. headom, with go added above the line, between a and d.

MS. frigoB, with v above 0.

MS. allnuies, and tes written above et.

MS. alienagena, with t below first n, and point below second a.

MS. joins onbahalfe.
^ ad — mittere, written as a separate entry in the MS.
* per joined with aliquandio in MS., not with aliqnantes.
^^ MS. rather alteram bobtM,

1

t
9

4

6

6
7

16

GLOSA« A 469 — A 540

Alacrimonia . laetitia.
470 Alectat . spectat.

Alienum aes . pecunia ueneratri-
cia.

Alaris . cabba alarius.

Allegat insinuat mittit.

Alsit . friguit.
475 Algit infrigidat

Alter et uter alter et ambo

Altemis . subauditur uicibas at
modo . qui modo illud.

Alcido . *meau.

Altum . mare tiA caelam.
480 Alliciunt . prouocant

Allisus . adfectus.

Alcanus . *Jx)den.

Alites. *challe8.

Aibet . splendet
48s Alatis halas habentibus

Alitus . aura uentus.

Almas . ager secundus.

Ala . aequus.

Alii)edes . ueloces ut cquL
490 (9**) Alueum . *eduaelle*

Alitado . *fothur

Alligeo . *recceo.

Altor . * fostorfaeder

Allox . "^tahae
495 Albo . penna

Altrix . nutrix

Allauda . *lauricae

Alma . sanctSL pulchra pro^clara

Albus . pi'aetoris ubi con script! .
qui recitandi sunt . tabula eat
et habet albeis litteris iudioes
et senatores
500 Alphei . de loco dicitur.

A

mineae^ . sine rubore.
Amites . *laergae®.

Amsancti . undiqiM sancti

Amisionem . *forIor
505 Amfridis . uersiculis.

Amorr^i . amari.

Amalehc . populus lambiens^

Ambariam . pro ambobt^^partibtM.

Amfrite . mare.
5x0 Amphi . utrimqt£6

Amminici^t^m . adiutorium.

Amminiculanj* . adiuaanj^

Amita . soror patris.

Amnestiam . obolitionem.
515 Amera . genas salicis

Amphitetron . circufiispectacum.

Ammentum . ^sceptog.

Amata . catenata ab eo qtu>d awnt
amici.

(9**) Ambrones . *gredge.
520 Amnuere . refugere.

Amoenum" . fertile iocundum.

Ambages . *ymbsuaepe.

Ambagiosus . circulosus.

Ambrosea. "^suoetnis.
535 Amello . proprtum . nomea . loci

Amburimur incendimur

Amatores . qui amant unam . qua-
si de uno riuo.

Amulire . abducere.

Amphitrite . mare
530 Amulas . uasa aenea in modum
ollae

Amigdalinas . quidam arbor

Amens. *emod.

Amites . *fugultreo . tiel *reftra8

Amtes . ^oemsetinne piingeardes.
535 Ambulas . * J)iustra.

Amilarius . '^mearh.

Amictit . uestit texit.

Amictorium . uestimentum

Ambusta . conbusta.
540 Amurca . fex olei.

^ MS. has accent over the u.

2 MS. has here some sign like p in the margin.

' MS. largae, with e added above the line between a and r.

^ MS. lumbiens, with point below u, and a above it.

6 Both final n with horizontal stroke over it.

' MS. amonnm, with e above the line.

GLOSA. A 541 — A 603

17

Amandat . commendat

Ambulacrum, spatiiim Amlmlandi

Amittere . relinquere . perdere.

Amphitare . geni^^ uestimenti. u-
tnmqt^ uillosum.
545 Ambila. "^laec.

Amiculo . *hr§gli.

Ammodum . ualde.

Amentis. *sceptloum.

Ambiit . circumiit.
550 Ambit . cupit.

(9**) Amphibalus. hircus bellosus.

Amanet . extra manet.

Ambages . nauticum.

Ambages . circuli tiel sermon um
555 Ambitus . poten* wcl circuitis* uel
circuitus

A,

ntiquarius . qui grander lit-
teras scribt^

Anubis . deua . egiptiorum.

Antestis . pontifex.

Ansa . fibida.
560 Antra . obscura loca.

Antifrasin . contraria^ locutio.

Andeda . *brandrod*.

Annuit . promittit.

Annues . permittes.
565 Anomalum . inlegale.

Anologia . ratio uerborum.

Anthlia' . rota auritoria

Anudus . quartana die quarta

Aneta . *enid
570 Anes . ualles.

Anetum.*dili

Antiae . *loccas.

Anathomen . apertionem.

Anciliatur . adolatur
575 Anconos . urcenos.

Anguens ^ * breer.

Anniculiis . unius anni.

Anticipatio . praeocupatio.

Antefata . *forepyrde.
5S0 Anastasis . ''^dilignissum

ADcilia scuta arma caelestia.

(9^**) Anticipauit^ . }iraeueniat

Anathema . abhominabilis^ delec-
tus.

Annitur . plus conatur
585 Anfora. -iiii* modios' tenet

Angor . tristitia uA memor'

Antemne . * paede.

Antemna . ^seglg^rd

Andapila retia ursorum
590 Anguis . serpens aquarum

Ajiarchias . sine principatu . uel
ubi nullius.potestas monarchia.
ubi unius . polarchia ubi mul-
toruw".

Annales . annuos.

A ADPHTON '\ id eat ratio . popu-
lorum.

Anfractus . circuitus.
595 Animi . uoluntatis

Anchoresis . remotio uel reoessio

Anquirit . ualde quirit.

Ancipitis . gladiolum quae . in
medio . habet manubrium.

Ansportat . abducit auehit
600 Ancilus . poplites.

Antagonista . recertator

Antedo q**' . *pyrtdrenc.

Ansatae . *aetgaere.

^ The Erfdrt MS. has potentia, and the sign after poten in the Corpus MS. differs
somewhat from the usual I for uel. It perhaps represents the ligature for Ha of the
original.

MS. circuitus, but point below second u, and i above it.
MS. contrria, with a above the line, between rr.
MS. branrod, with d above the line, between n and r.
MS. anthia, with I above the line, between h and i.

MS. aticipauit, with n above first t, ^ Added above the line by corrector.

^ MS. modius, with point below u, and above it.

1* So in MS. for maeror. ^^ MS. mulorum, with t above 0,

^^ Written on an erasure ; the original word evidently commenced with 2, which is
still visible.

13 MS. q with sign of contraction above it.

C. G. 2

3

s
4

6
6

Antes . estremi ordines oinia-
rum.

Anser . *goos.

Anacephaleos . in repetitionem
nel recapituktio.

Angulinis . propnum nomen.
630 Antebiblium . pi^nus codicis,

Antefatua. teatatus,

Ancore . merore . triatitm,

Anim . atuertit uidit u«l intellegit

Anagogen . auperior . sensns.
635 Andrea . uirtus.

Ansiferin . mestificis.

AnedioauB . tedioBus',

Anget . sollicitat ue\ stimulat.

Augit . conaignat.
640 Anguatior' . amplior.

Audi uirga aurea.

Ancipia . inritaa.

ApocataBticus . adatana.
Apotheca . «el horreum' . reposi-

Aptat . copulftt.

Appai'itoriiun . adiutorium.
66} Apparasin . negatio.

A|ioriH.ns° . *anaoungeiidL

Aplnatra. *geroedro

Apodixea . exemplum . probatio.

Apolitarium . ubi ponnntur . res
labentium
6:0 Aper. *eobor.

Aporiamur . *biad Jireade.

Apiastnim *biopyrt

(IC") Apnea. Aestina calens.
tn Apricam . calor sine uento.
Apotania . *fniet geugian
A portia . caspia nomen loci.

* MS. -nepoa, with v above o.

' Dittograph; Eroni tbe next line.

' MS. h with sign of contraction above it.

* Bpapta, with c above the line, between ( and p, but no point below fitat p.
' 80 in MS., but an attempt to alter a into o seems to hare been made.

• Bee A 949, ' So in MS. for antegeoi.
' MS. orream, with k added above the line.

' MS. aporiena, with point helow e, and a above it.

GLOSA. A 678 — A 738

19

Apricum . locus temperatus.

Apologia . defeutia
68o Aplestia . crapola.

Aptata . pei'fecta\

Apporia . defluens.

Appetitus . ^gidsung.

Apparitione . *getiuiige.
685 Apex . dignitas' . summa pars ca-
pitis . itel littera caeli.

Apoplexa^ . genus morbi.

Apotheca . domus uioi.

Apocalypseos . reuelationem

Apocrifa . occulta.
690 Apocrisis . depulso absconsis.

Apologiticum . excussabilem

Apostata . discessus a fide.

Apologias . excusationes.

Apothisen . superpositio.
695 Apofltas . sceleratas negle
Kegle gentes quae\

Aparatu.tecl* ministratio* *aex-
faru.

Apototyas excusationes.

Apte tuos' . impleat uos.

Apparator ministrator' auxilia-
tor.
700 Aptauit . conpai*auit.

Apiscitur . utilitate eonsequitur

Appellens . adplicen&

Appulissit . applicauit

Apparatorium . ubi res' . quae-
cumqi£6 parentur.
705 (10****) Aperticius . asperens.

Applare . *eorscripel

Apricitas . color *hio.

Aparitio . "^gethingio.

Apparatum . *ge]?rec.
710 Appotheca. *pinfaet.

Apostemam . commune.

Apporeor . ousteuum* . quibus
eius uiscera intemo foetore .
cotnquenentur et inde loquen-
do exalauit odorem foetorem.

Aparcias. uii.trionufn uentus.

A.

.quilium . fuscum . uA subni-
grum.
715 Aquilium . ♦onga.
Aquemale. "^lebel.
Aquilae. "^segnas.
Aquilici . scrutatores aquarum.

xV.rthimetica . diuinitio . fiel
numeralis.
790 Armonia . * suinsung.

Ariolatus . ^frihtrung.

Armellae . brachialia.

Areoli . ai^omatum orti

Archia . initium.
725 Archioritas . conflictus.

Areoli . "^sceabas.

Archipirata . princeps piratorum.

Arba . terra ({ue aratur ve\ spa-
tium

Ardia . *hragra* . et die . perdu-
Inm
730 Argella. "^laam.

Argntiae . "^thrauno.

Arrius. *faag.

(11**) Arcebat . repellebat.

Armentarium . locus ubi arma
conduntur.
735 Arbutus . *ae8pe.

Argutiae . *gleaunisse.

Argute . acute.

Armenias . pilas . nomen loci.

^ MS. perfata, altered into perfecta. ^ Added above the line by corrector.

' MS. apopleza, with t added between x and a, but by another hand and in different
ink. ^ So in MS. and the first negle underlined.

^ Added by corrector above the line with mark of reference /. after apototyas (see
next gloss). But the words apparently belong to this gloss.

' So divided in MS. for aptet uos. ^ MS. has accent above res.

B This word is apparently corrupt; cf. Epinal Gloss. 5 A, after 21. It does not
seem to be A. S.

' MS. hrara, with g added above the line, between a and r.

2—2

20

GLOSA. A 739— A 807

Ardentes . f estinantes.
74© Arx . *faestm.

Armentum . et armentaiium d^
citur locus ubi instructio . ar-
morum . reponuntur.

Archturus . septem.

Archtoes . * paegne)?ixl.

Artura . *tot.
745 Archontes . principes.

Arcontv8\princep8.

Arduiim . dificile.

Argilla . * thoae.

Archios . grauatus.
750 Aripagita . archisynagogus.

Arula. *fyrponiie'.

Artemta . genibs nasis.

Artemon . '^obersegl tiel malus.
nauis.

Artoa . excelsa ttel alia
755 Armilausia . *serce.

Arpago . *apel ue\ *clauuo

ArtuiD . dolum.

Arcistis . sagitarins.

Arpa. *eanigeot.
760 Araxis . fluuius . orientis

Arcesiendos . exhibeudiis.

Archia principatus.

(ll*b) Anaglosa*. *pegbrade.

Arpia . *ceber*.
76s Armus . *boog.

Arida . terra.

Arcet* . uetat depulit prohibet*'.

Arula . uas apiuiu at focum.

Arbat^. *sib8ed.
770 Arbina . adeps . axungia.

Argenteus . albus.

Arg plumai-ia . *uuynd©creft*

Arcbiatros . *healeca8 '.

Ariopagus . najneD. curiae.
775 Arcesi . intellectui

Arcem . summitatem uel uertigo.

Arestis . stipulis.

Areolus . erepticiua

Archioretis . libros duo.
780 Arbitrium . coUegio. (781) Arbi-

triorum. multorum®
7»3 Armellu . uas uiuarium.

Armentum . pecunia.

Arrepit . eripit
785 Arridit . fault.

Arguere . ampliare.

Ariopagita . locus martia

Arualis . rusticus agrestis

Artuus . erectus.
790 Artauit . atflixit conligauit.

Arcebat . uertebatur.

ArcQ . eminentia.

Artis . scribtis . strictis.

Artussum . sidus in caelo.
795 Arepticium . demoniosum.

Aruina. *risel.

(1 l^)Arcitriclinium.domusmaior

Armiger . armi portator

Arguit . ostendit.
800 Ariolus . diuinus.

Ardebat . *scaan.

Artat . angustat

Argolicam . grecam.

Arc! . sum ma pars.
805 Arectas . *hlysnencli.

Argumentum . ostensio.

Arcessitus . *feotod.

^ MS. arcontes, with point below e, and v above it.

3 The has been altered into a, but by a later hand and in different ink.

3 MS. anaglosa, with r added above the line, between a and 71, by a hand of the
nth or 12th century.

* MS. ceber, with first e altered into g, and a stroke added between the topstroke
and the bow of the b ; but by a later hand.

5 MS. arcet, with re added above the t, by corrector,

« MS. prohibet, with re added above the t, by corrector.

7 MS. healecas, with h added above the line in different ink, probably by the same
hand that corrected A 763.

8 A 780 is written as two glosses in MS., and had also been numbered as A 780 and
A 781 in our transcript ; hence there is practically no A 781.

GLOSA. A 808— A 873

21

Arbitus. ^faestinnum
Arrabonem arram
8io Arcister . *strelbora.

Arxhotanian . antiquitatem uel

prmcipatam\
Arcoretos . coDflictua
Artaba . modi • Hi •
Arcarius . dispensator
815 Arx . arcis.

Arbusta . loca ubi arbores naa-

cunttw.
Articulatus . articulis conpactus
Aruspcx' . qui ad auras sacrificat.
Arcit . submouit.
Sao Arcius . lassus tiel grabatus.

Aruspices.qui intendunt signa

corporis . uel obuiantes homi-

num fiel obseruant signa auium

id est cantos.
Arma . unitM hominis.
Arioli.qui in ara coniecturam.

faciunt
Armatura . totius . militis.
825 Argutus . urbanus uel astutus.
(11**) Articos. aquilonis.

A.

.stronomia . lex astrorum.

Astrologia . ratio . siderum.

AseUum . spolium.
830 Asta . framea.

Ascilium . mons in urbe Roma.

Asilo . *briosa,

Aspemit . contemnit.

Ascemor . inhonestum.
83s Astum . astutum.

Asses . scorteas . *lij)rine trymsas.

AsceUa . *ocusta

Ascios . exumbres.

Aspaltum , *spaldur"

840 Astrum . caelum.

Ascalonium . "^ynnelaec.

Ast . uerum itel statim.

Astaroth . deus sidoniorum

Astu . *facni . uel *fraefelL
845 Astatus . de auta pngnans.

Ajsilum^ tempi tim refugii

ABtismos . quidquid . simplicitato
rusticana caret.

Ascetron . intellectum.

Asteriscus . stellis.
850 Astri . riui uA uentL

Asce«i' . ingenL

Ascopa* . *kylle.

Asotus . luxoriosus.

As assis . genus nummi.
855 Astus . caUiditas.

Ajstarium . ubi uendent bona pro-
scriptoribus.

(12") Aspematur . dispicitur.

Astatus . de asta dicitur acitum

Aspera . *unsmo]7i
860 Asiani . greci.

Asinius oppri^

Asapa . '^eamgeat

Ascesui'. intellectuL

Astur. *haesualpe.

86s ^^jLtomas . insecabilia . ac solida
corpora.

Attigeiit . inurit*.

Attaminat . inquinat

Atflarat . *onsueop,

Attrectare . mal§ . tangere.
870 Atellanus . mimus . u^el histrio ^\

Atriensis . ianitor.

Attubemalis . uicinus . proximae.
tabema . habens.

Atticus. *dora.

^ The n is written below the first i.

' The r has been added above the line.

' Is merely A. S. spelling of asphalte.

^ MS. has oiroomflex orer i. ^ g^g below A 863,

* MS. aspa, with co added above the line between s and p,

^ MS. oppri, with stroke over t ; for nomen propriam?

^ See above A 851. * See B 81.

^® MS. histro, with i above the line, between r and 0.

22

GLOSA. A 87 4 — A 944

Atrocitas . uehementia.
875 Atomi . tenuissimi . pulueris . in
ratio apparent solis.

Attoniti . * hljsnende . * afy rhte.

Ati*ox. inmaturus. crudelis^

Atrux . malus . seuus.

Atomi . lapidum . praecissorum
880 Atrum . obscurum . nigrum'.

Atqueue . *onsuilce.

Atque lixarum . a,tque seruien-
tiuw.

J\ urifodina , metalhim

Auctam . ampliatam
885 Augurans . ominans.

Augures.qni auguriumincendunt.

(1 2*^) Auspex . qui auium augoria
intendit.

Aupex qui aucupia exercet.

Auriculum. *dorsos.
890 Autumabam . existimabam

Auriculum . *earpicga.

Auus . *aeldraiaeder.

Auriola. *stigu.

Auspicantes . initiante&
89s Auellanus . *haesl*.

Autumant . atfirmant.

Auspicia . cantationes auiiun.

Aucupatione . *setunge.

Auerteret . expugnaret
900 Ausus . *gedyrstig,

Auguiium . aspicium . et uotum.

Auexerat . exportauerat

Aurit . implet.

Authencicum . principale.
905 Augurium . signauium* uolam*

Augur . qui aues . colit

Auleis . superius . pulchris amoe-
nibus.

Auehit . *onpeg aferide.

Auaerunt. *nomun *hlodun.
910 Autenticum . auctorale.

Auspicium . initium action is.

Auleum . curtina . ab aula,

Auctio . puplica uenditio

Augetio . sabbastio.
915 Authentica . uetusta.

Auiaria . secreta . nemora . que
aues frequentaht.

Auena. *at§.

Auctius . amplius.

(12**) Auserit . penetrauit
930 Auernus . infemus.

Auleis . uestibus regiis

Aux . iilae . ali minoris^.

Austis . opotatis.

Auulsa . erepta.
925 Aus . dicis.

Autio . crementum.

Audierat . cognouerat.

Austeritus* . seueritas.

Aurum . obscurum . nigrum
930 Aut . immo.

Auitiis . antiquis.

Aulea . *streagl^

Auet . cupit . gaudet.

Auenicat . eradicat.
935 Auum . *meli.

Ausim . audaciter t*el audeo.

Autumat . dicit.

Audist' . ausus est.

Aucupium . et aucusatio unum
est
940 Aubulcus » pastor bouum.

Auctoramentum . qt^d eat indi-
cium.

Ausillae . al^ minores.

Auultis . regalibua

Aufugit . euanuit.

^ MS. crulis, with de added above the u,

3 MS. nigniu, and r added above the line.

3 MS. hael, and s added above the line.

* So in MS. foi: sigua anium uolantium.

^ Repeated: A 942.

^ MS. austeritus, with a above the second u, but the latter is not marked for erasion.

7 MS. streal, and g added above the a.

s MS. audit, and s added above 'the line, between i and t, perhaps for ausit.

GLOSA. A 945 — B 65

23

945 Auricularium . consiliarium

Auctionabatur . puplice uendebat.

Aueruncat . auertit . alienat.

Auspicantur . *haelsadon.

Augustum . serenum ttel amplifi-
cum.
950 Auro primo . auro optimo quod
est . obrizanL

(12**) Auster' . ♦suduuind.

Ausonia . Italia.

Augur. *haelsera

Ausurae . *brucende.
955 Auunculiis . irater matris.

Augastissiino . famoBissimo.

Aurocalcuiii . *groeiii aar*.

Auceps . eo q-uod aaes capi^.

Auctiiratio . uenditio.
960 Auditorium . locus . legendi

A

xungia. *rysel.
Axredones . *lyni8as.
Axredo. *lynis.
964 Axis . "^aex.

jL^asileon . liber regum.

Baf er . grossus.

Bacidones . ^raedinne.

Bagula. ^bridels.
5 Bachum liberum patrem.

Balsis . ^teter.

Bacillat . trepitat.

Ballista . * staeflidre.

Bastema. "^beer.
xo Bachans . ludens.

Balba . mutus.

Bachatur . furit.

Barca. nauis.

Babilonia . confusio.
15 Basileon . rex.

Balbus . qui dulcem . linguam ha-
b[et]*.

Batuitum . ^gebeaten.

(13**) Baal . deforatio uei superior.

Baccinia^ . *beger.
ao Balantes . oues.

Ballcna. *liorn.

Bachum . latex uinum

Barritus . *genung.

Battat. "^geonath
85 Bastema . *scrid.

Bassia . oscula.

Baucalem . gyllonem

Barrus . elefans.

Barbarica . auro omata.
30 Babigera . stulta.

Basillscus . serpens . quae . flatu
suo uniuersa quae attigerit in-
urit.

Basiliscus . et regulus unum stmt .
et a mustelis* . uincitur.

Batutus . percussus.

Barrit . elefans • cum uocem emit-
tit
35 Balbus. *uulisp.

Bachi . antiqui

Balteum . lorum.

Balus . ♦isemfeotor.

Baratrum . sepulcrum
40 Bassandes . baccae.

Baubant . latrant"

Bardus . stultus.

Basilla . regina.

Baccanalia . bachatio.
45 Barbenta . qui palmas dat.

Barsus . ruf us niger.

Baxem . quas bacceas dtcunt.

(13***) Bachantes. *uuoedende.

Baratrum . ^dael.
so Basis . *8yl.

Ballationes . ^cnop.

Balbutus . *stom . plisp.

Ban.*segn.

Bapis . *treuteru.
55 Baruina. ^barriggae.

^ MS. aater, with s added above the line between u and U

^ MS. ar, with second a added above the line, between a and r.

' MS. has merely hab. ^ MS. bacinla, with second c added above the line.

" One letter (perhaps I) erased between e and L

* MS. latmt, with a added above the line, between r and n.

24

GLOSA. B 56 — B 127

6o

Balneum, ''^stofa
Balatus. *bleti(l.
Bariulus . ^rea^flnc.
Barbarismus . dictio . nitiosa.

iJ ellicus . subauditur aliqnid .
id est sonum . aut tremor.

Beacita . * steam.

Bellicosus . pugnandi cupidus.

Beel . pater satumi.

Beantes . clamantes.
65 Bellum . quod in campis agitur.

Beta . *berc arbor dicitur.

Bellum . marsiculum marsi populi
sunt,

Aeneficium . *freomo^

Ber . puteus meus.
70 Berrus . *baar.

Berruca . * uearte.

Bema . seruus.

Bellum . cibricum . gallicum cibri
enim galli sunt^

Belliger* et" . bellator unum Hunt.
75 Bellicum . *slag.

Bellum . italicum bellimi romano-
mm

(13**) Bema. ♦higrae.

Belial . pestilentes.

Bellum . intestinum bellum ciuile.
80 Bellum . punicum . Bffricanum

Beabes . beatum facis.

Berulus . geminae". gent^.

Bellum . teutonicum . galiicum
teotoni . enim galli sunt.

Bestiarius . uenator bestiarum
85 Bena . *at§.

Behemoth . animal

Beredarios . ueloces nuntios.

Berbene . genera forum.

Bebella. *sperta.
90 Baelbae . bestiae maris

Becta. *st§rt*.

Bellum . domesticum intra domo
Bettonica . *aturlade.
Bellum . maritimum quod in mare
fit.
95 Beta . herba.

B

100

los

no

>'5

120

125

icoca . ^haebreblete.
Birillus . ut aqua splendet.
Bidellium . arbor.
Bilustrum . • x annis.
Bitumen, ^liim.
Bibliotheca • librorum reposio.
Biremis . ordo super alium
Bitiligo . * blaecthrust . f el.
Biceps . duo capita habens.
Bilices . duplices.
Bigimen . e duobus , generibu.-

conceptum.
(13^**) Biceps, qm duos dentes

habet.
Bile. *atr.
Bilinguis . bibarius.
Birrica . uestis . ex lana caprarum.

ualde delicata.
Bitulus . *berc.
Bifarius . piscina.
Byssum* . siricum retortum
Bianor . animo et corpore tbrtis
Bigae . ubi . duo . equi curru iun-

guntwr®
Biuium . iter duplex.
Biuium . ibi duae uiae conwemunt
Biothanatas. *seolfbonan'
Bimatur . duplicator
Biblio . pola . qui biblos uendit
Bibulus . bibatur®.
Bibliothicatrix . qui codices . secat
Biti . proficisci.
Biclinium . quasi bicellium.
Bipedalis . duorum pedum
Bifaria . duplici ratione.
Bisarius . bipei-titus.

^ MS. fremo and above the line, between e and m.

2 MS. joins the two words. ^ So in MS.; in for m,

* Mr Henry Sweet (Oldest English TextSy p. 45) prints wrongly st^nt.

^ MS. bssum, with y added above the line, between b and s.

^ First u added above the line, over the first }?.

7 Mr Henry Sweet {Oldest English Texts, 45, 466) prints wrongly seolfboran.

8 MS. bibatur, and above the u.

OL08A. B 1 28— B 202

25

Bipertitum , in duobus . pertitum

Bileso . passiM amaritudinem
130 Bisulcum. utrumqu^ sulcatum

Bisaltim . gens barbara.

Bipennem . securem bis acuatem

Bilem . amarum.

Bidentes . oues . balantes
135 Bitricius . *8teopfaeder

Birbicariolus . * pema.

Bitorius . *erdliiig.

Bipertitum *herbid.

(14^) Bibrantia . iacula fulgen^ia.
S40 Bilanoe. ^tuiheolore.

Bibulta . '"'billeru.

rjlitum . ♦elate.
Blattis ♦bitulum
Blessus. *stom.

145

B

osboris . lux lucis.

Bothonia^ . *embrm.

Blobonicula' . *stoppa

Bofellum . *falud.

Bouulci . bouum pastores.
15U Bona, ♦scaet.

Bombicini . uermes qui texunt.

Boreus . *ea8t nordpind

Boare . clamare.

Boaptis . ea quae.
155 Bombus . sonus tumidus.

Boa . nomen serpeutie,

Boetes . septemtiio.

Bobinatores . inconstantes.

Botitium . fotum fit.
t6o Bolia . stabula bouum

Bolimides . qui ante cibum tor-
quetur egrotus . et post cibum
cui sint dolores . indesinentes.

Bolitat . uolitat.

Bouon . aues . in palustris.

Bobulcus . *hridhiorde.
165 Bouestra . *radre.

Bacarius . *meresuin.

Bofor . ^lendis 11^.

(14***) Boare. resonare".

BoUas . omamenta cinguli.
170 Bobulum . bouinum.

Bombosa . '♦hlaegulendi.

Boantes . clamantes.

Bornim . rubum.

Bogias . catenas.
X75 Bonus . fauBtu&

Botrum . *clv8tri.

Bona . caduca facultates. quae non
habent firmitatem

Bolides. ^Bundgerd in scipe t^el
* meti*ap.

B

'riensis. *honduyrm.
x8o Bruma . breuitas.

Brahiale . *gyrdel8.

Bratium . *malt.

Bradigabo . *felduop.

Brachus . breuis.
185 Broel . *edi8c . *deortuuri.

Broellarius . ^ediscueard.

Bruchus. *cefer.

BruDCus. *prot.

Braciae. *cian.
190 Bruchus . genus . lociistae quod
uolat

Brumalia . rosina pluuia.

Brittauica . fioris quae in siluis .
nascitur.

Brattanea . lamina ^

Bromosus . annus . rosinosus.
195 Brittia . "^cressa.

Braugina . ♦barice.

B,

(14»*)Uulla.*sigl.
Bux . * box.
Butio. *cyta.
900 Buccis . oris.

Busticeta . locus . ubi conburaiit

corpora.
Burrum . rufum.

^ MS. m altered into ni.

3 MS. blohonica, and ul added above the line, between c and a.

^ on added above the line. ^ i written below the m.

26

GLOSA. B 203 — c 85

Busta . incisa . arbor raiOiis.

Busticeta . sepulchra in agro.
205 Bullae . omamenta . regalium ca-
mellorz^m.

Bubo, *uu£

Butum . inbutum.

Buculus . "^rondbaeg.

Bulimus . uermis . similis . lacer-
tae . in stomacho bominis^ .
habitans.
2.0 Buris . curbamentum . aratri.

Burrum.*bruun.

Burrus . niger.

Bubalis' . *peosend.

Bumaste . uua in similitudinem
mammae.
215 Bustantes . sepelientes.

Bullit . scatet . feruet.

Bucerum . pecus . bubalis.

Bucula . uacca.

Buccones . stulte* rustici.
220 Burgos . castra.

BuUantes . aquae cum exundant^.

Buteriae . armenta

Buccula . * buuc.

Bustum . conbustum.
225 Bumbus . sonus . impetus.

Bucitum . ♦seotu.

Butio * fry sea.

Bunia.*byden.

Bubla. * flood.

B

230 (14^^) I ^yssum. *tuin.

Bythalasma ubi duo maria con-

ueniunt.
Byrseus . * lederuyrhta
Byssum . tortum . siricum.

234 Byrsa . corium.

V_>^a6leste . animo . dei sensu

Castimonia . pudicitia.

Oalcis . finis.

Calcem . flnem.
5 Calculus . *calc.

Caccabum . *cetil.

Carubdis . mare xiertico»U7n
. Cauea . domus . in theatre.

Oados . ♦ambras.
10 Cartellus . *pindil.

Oanicula . a cane.

Calculus . ratio . uA sententia ue\
numcrus . vsl *teblstan.

Carauma . scripta linea.

Cartilago . ♦naesgristle.
15 Carbunculus. *spryng.

Cautere. *aam.

Calpes . galeae militum

Candes . uasa . flctilia.

Casinur . senex.
20 Caupo qui uinum cum aqua mis-
cet

Casma . inmensa v>e\ ruptis.

Caulem uimen.

Catapulta . "^flaan.

Calculator . conputator.
25 Catafrigia . geutts hereticorum in
frigia*.

(15»»)Cabillatio.*glio.

Camellea. "^pulfes camb.

Canes, lingua® *ribbe.

Caenum . lutum.
30 Caleiites . *hatende.

Caulem . *steola.

Cauliculi . parua folia.

Carecta . loca . caricis^ . plena.

Camaenae . acantu.
35 Cacihinnatio . risus . altus.

^ Second i written below the n.
^ MS. bnbalis, with u above a.
^ MS. stnlte, and i above e.

^ MS. exudat, and n added above the line, between u and d,

^ After this entry (the last in col. 14^*") a hand of the 11th or 12th cent, has added :
Calecantum idem et nitrolum.
^ u above the line.
7 MS. caritas, with points below to, and ci above «.

GLOSA. c36 — Cll2

27

Ch&cmnant^ iuridunt.

Caperata . rugosa.

Capessit . libenter accipit.

Caudix . robor radix.
40 Candet . nitescit

Capacitates' domus.

Cabillatur cum conuicio locatur.

Oaelicola . qui colit caelum

Cantarus . ubi aqua mittitur
45 Carptim . sparsim.

Carptus . discerptU8.

Capulus. *helt.

Carpsit . decerpsit.

Cassabundus . uacillanis.
50 Castum . uacuum.

Catasta . gent^ supplici.

Cacula . ligua arida.

Catus . doctus.

Caedit . homicidium facit
55 Oascum . uetus . canticum.

Camera . f omax.

Cano . dico.

Cauculus. dolor renium.

(15*^) Caumeuniae. *eordreste.
60 Casses . arauearum tela.

Catinus . discus . modicus.

Catacesioa . doctrinarum.

Catafrigas . secundum frigas.

Catacizati . instructi.
65 Catacizo . docea

Cardinarius . primarius.

Cadonca . uniuersalis.

Caracter . stilus . tbel figuia

Catastrof on . conuersationem
70 Cataron^ . mundorum.

Caeporicon . itararium usl uia-
mm.

Oanonum . regularnm.

Catecominus . deforis audiens.

Cat'ecuminus . instructus.

75 Catholicus . rectus.

Cataceseis . doctrinae.

Calcido . ut ignis ^ . lucet . haec est
prosinuTi^k

Catholica . uniuersalia

Caelibatus . sine uxore uir.
80 Capissendas . capiendas.

Catamasion . wcundum matheum.

Caton perenmatoria libri sex ex-
perientia dei.

Casu euentu.

Caotostrifon . uterem.
85 Casus . aduersa.

Cantarus . germs uasis.

Cana . antiqua

Cataplasma . medicamentum

Catabatus . * romei.
90 Caementum . caesura lapidis.

Cautum . scriptum.

(15^) Canti. ferrum circa rotas.

Calcar. *flpora.

Canticiscent . taceant.
95 Cauterium. *merciseren.

Carpentum . uehiculum

Conticuit . tacuit.

Catasta*. *geloed.

Capillatur ^faexnis.
100 Capsis . *cest.

Carcura. *craet.

Carcesia . summitas mali.

Caractis . *uu^ter]?ruh.

Calla' . seniita . strata pecorum.
105 Categorias . acussationes.

Cariscus . *cuicbeam *uuice.

Gapitium . *hood.

Cappa . capsula . cocula,

Camisa.*haam^
no Carix. *secg.

CanaJibus. *paeterdruum®.

Cappa . ^scicging.

^ h added above the line, between the first c and the a.

* MS. capacitatem, with point below m and 8 above it.
' on written on an erasure.

* MS. utnis, with ig added above the line.

' MS. catsta, with a added above the line, between t and «.

^ Ua on an erasure.

^ Second a written above the line.

^ Second u added above the line, between u and m.

28

GLOSA. Cll3 — Cl80

Caudix . cortix.

Carmelus . molls . cognitio.
IIS Castanea. '^cistenbeam.

Calta . '^readeclafre ue\ genus .
floris.

Capistrum. '^caebestr^

Calcesta . ^huiteclafire. .

Cauanni . * ulae '.
.«> Cancer «haebrn.

Calciculium . ^iecessurae.

Cardella . ^J^isteltuige.

Cacomicanus . *logdor*.

Calomachus . *haet.
125 Cardus , *}?isteL

Oastorins *beber.

Oalculum infirmitas dtcitur non
^teat migare . quasi lapis ob-
turat . uinlia*.

(15^**) Oaenum . *pase.

Carectum *hreod.
130 Carpella . '^'sadulboga.

Caul as . domunculas.

Oanistrum . uirgis . palmarum . te-
xit

Oapsellum . uas . rotundum . et
loDgum.

Carina . *bytline.
135 Canti *faelge.

Cassidele . "^pung.

Cappa . *snod*.

Oarpasini . *gr8esgroeni.

Causa . irarum . origo
140 Calmetum . *mer80^

Caliga.'^scoh.

Calx . calcis.

Carbo . *gloed.

Cato . proprtwm nomen,
145 Calips . ferrum.

Catas . prophon conprehenuio . ue\
pena

Carduelis. *linetuige.

Caradrion . *laurici ^

Casnomia . musca uenenosa"
150 Cariscus . musca modica

Cantarus. *pibiL

Cariel . leno.

Cada . uas . uinaria.

Cases . retia minuta
155 Cabo . caballus.

Caper .* Leber

Cadax . a coxa daudus.

Carinantes . inludentes.

Cata montem . caeli . aspectum.
160 Casse . inane . uacuuni.

Callos . *peon'as . vs\ *ill.

Capax . continens.

Cacumen . summitas montis.

Caristia. dies festus . 7ie\ cognatos.
165 Caltulum . ubi mortui . feruntur

Cathalon . totum.

Captio detentio.

Caduceum . uirga mercuri.

(16**) Caelibies. caelestis.
170 Caesarium . capilluro.

Capite . census . taxatio possessio-
num . tiel qui gerit coronam in
capite.

Capaciter . moderate.

Caules . cancelli tribunales.

Caudices . radices arborum.
175 Cauponula . tabemacula

Cauponiam . tabema.

Causidicus . atuocatus**

Carula. *crauue,

Carecter . imago effigies.
180 Captio . dolus . insidiae.

• MS. lodbr, with g over first o.

^ One letter (e ?) erased after r.
^ See Gust. Loewe, Prodromus, p. 416.
* First i below u.

^ MS. snod. •/. Cappa, with tS before snod, and ft before Cappa ; therefore, the signs
which are used elsewhere to mark the omission, here indicate the transposition, of words.
^ 8 added above the line, between r and d.
7 MS. laurici, with e above second i.
^ uenenoB on an erasure.
V d above first t, but by a later hand.

GLOSA. c 181 — c 247

29

Captura . locus . piscosus . et ubi .
sedit capturarius* . qui balne-
aticum . exigit.

Carpentum . carrum.

Oapido . spatium.

Camellum . funem . nauticuuL
185 Caupo . caupuncula . tabemarius .
iti tabema . id est qui miscunt.

Cartilago . *grund8opa'.

Calamizare . laeta cantare.

Carfcem'.sparsim.

Capria.'^raha.
190 Calones . gabar milituiii.

Calestra* . genua . mitrae.

Carecta . densa loca spinamm.

Cascum . antiquum.

Cassusum . uetustum«
195 Caul^ . ubi aunt atuocati.

Cauda. *steort

Caldaria. *cetil.

Oater . *8ueai-th.

Cartago . ^braadponne.
200 (16***) Oaesios . uarios . oculos.

Causatur . quaeritur

Caerealia . arma pistoria.

Caeraitae . bestiae . cornutae.

Cautus . doctus.
905 Oapessit . tenet.

Capax . qui multum capit

Oaulosus . inlisus.

Catalogus . enumeratio.

Candius . uestis regia.
210 Capillatis . capillis . porrectis.

Oapitolinus . capitolio deseruiens.

CaducuB . demoniacuB.

Cataplus . aduentus nauium.

Cancri . cancelli.
ax5 Caelibem duo.

Capite absolu to . capitis^ . per^culo .
Uberatus' . et obsolututf.

Capite . censuin solum caput suum .
deducit ad oensum . honorem .
t^l ad diuitias.

Cateruarius^ qui in caterua po-
puli est.

Cauponia . maeraria.
aao Causator . causus . qui dtctt.

Caeles . caeliculae.

Caeruchi . liniae . in arbore nauis.

Caragios" . ^lyblaecan.

Casla. *heden.
825 Cauda *boga.

Caracteres . similitudinis.

Campus . ^brogdetende vA *clep-
petende*.

Caraxatis . scriptis*®.

Carbasus . * seglbosm.
230 Cautionem • "^geprit.

Capitolium . summum . caput

Calles . uiae . in siluis.

(16**) C^ruleus . uiridis . u^el glau-
cus.

Cautes . saxa ingentia.
335 Capitas . amplitudo

Capulum . *helt.

Caumati ^suole

Cassibus . calamitatibus.

CassuB . scelus malum.
340 Cauemiculis . *holum

Capistrinum . "^geflit.

Cassidis . ^helmes.

Casus *fer.

Casis . *ned.
345 Casso "^idla

Cassium . *helm.

Cardo *heor.

1 8 above, and an erasure after, second u. ^ The d added above the line.

s cartem, :with { above e, * s added above the line.

' ti added above the line. ^ MS. liberratns, with point below first r.

7 MS. cateruarias, with point below the last a and u above it.

^ MS. caragius, with point below u and o above it.

* MS. has distinctly cleppetende, not deppetende, as Mr Henry Sweet reads [OldeBt
^English TextSy 49), and explains (ibid, 584). For cleppettan, to palpitate, see Bosworth-
poller, 8. V. clceppettan,

*« First i nnder r.

30

GLOSA. c 248 — c 327

Oabillatur . mandrat'

Caelatum . *agraben*.
250 Oatagrinas . ^bleremina mees.

Caelatura . pictura.

Canthera . * trog.

Oadex radex.

Casses . cassedis.
255 Callus *paar

Caluiale . *cosobricases.

Caluarium . *caluuerclim.

Oardiolus . *uudusnite

Callis . *paat.
a'io Capistro *caefli.

Calleo . *fraefeleo.

Cauliculus . *steola,

Oarpebat . *sclat.

Cauemns* . *holu.
26s Cartamo *lybcom*.

Carcesia , *bunaii.

Caseum . dictum . eo quod sero
caret.

c^

ellis . apothecis.

Cepit . prendit occupauit
270 Censor . dignitas . iudicalis.

Celebritas . conuentus.

Cene . grece nouum.

Celer uelox.

(16****) Cetra . scutum lorium quo
utuntur affri . et hispani.
275 Cenadoxio* . uana gloria

Ceu quasi.

Cessere . *on picum.

Censura . decus . ttel pulchritudo

Cerebrum . narium . altitudo.
880 Centrum . punctum . medietas.

Cercilus . *aesc.

Cerus . triticum.

Censores . *geroefan.

Censeo *doema
285 Censit . decemit deliberat

Cemit uidit . prospicit

Cespex . f rutex.

Certat pugnat

Celebritas . solemnitas
290 Cesuram . *gegandende.

Cetra . scutum . breue.

Censat . aestimat.

Celox *ceoL

Censeo . decemeo . suadeo iudico
295 Cereacas . recessus.

Cerealia . sacra . cereris.

Ceremonias . ritus . sacrificiorum.

Cereacas . tiibicines.

Ceremoniae . relegiones . aaxsroruni
yjo Cearon . excelsa.

Cerus . *elh.

Census . iustus.

Cerula *heapi

Cetretron . quisitiones . de morte®.
305 Cererem . satis . segitem . measem,

Cerox . uel index testis.

Cercilus . nauicula.

Celes . qui dicunt celicolae

Cerasius *ciserbeam.
3TO Ceruical . et capitale . unum &unt,

Cerefolium . *cunelle.

Celes . f eloces.

Celebre cognitum.

(17**) Cefalus . * heard hara.
3.5 CeKdrus . serpens.

Celeber . frequens.

Cepa . *ynnilaec . cipe.

Cenaculum . refectorium.

Cert , qijtod . certo . fit . loco.
320 Cementum . ^liirn . lapidum

Census . aestimatio.

Cemuus . in caput ruenis.

Ceseos . uarios . oculos.

Cerucae . liniae in arbore nauis.
32s Cerastae , serpentes comutae

Celebra . uoluptas.

Celebrat . frequentat

^ For mandatur ? ; see G. F. Hildebrand's Glossarium Latinam, p. 40, n. 5.
^ One letter erased between a and h,

* MS. cauemus, with a over second u,

* MS. lybcor, with n above, and one letter erased after, r.
B MS. has above a.

* MS. demerte, with point below second e and o above it.

GLOSA. c 328— c 403

31

Cethelis . cithara.

Census . diuitiae.
330 Ceneto . indico.

Oensae . dicuntur quorum . patri-
monia . puplice . notata sunt et
ascripta.

Cementum . medacium cogitatuTTi.

Cerulus . niger cum splendore.

Cellas . faborum . foramina.
335 Celebatus . uiduatus.

Censebat . aestimabat

Celebs . sine uxore uir.

Cenubium . congregatio.

Censura . seueritas . maior.
340 Censor . iudex qui minores . popu-
li . secreta . requirit

Cente . *pilde* goos*.

Ceruli nigri.

Cedes . homicidia.

Cedit . concessit
345 (17*^) Cecutiat . caHgat.

Ceruci . f unes nauium

Ceruleus . et calor est et canes
manni

Certatim . paulatim.

Censimus . deceminaua.
350 Celatum . *abrectat

Cespites. *tyrb.

Cessit . *geeode

Cereacus . *hornblaunere.

Cetesior . longior.
355 Cepit . occupauit.

Censurunt* . iunxerunt

Cemua. *hald.

Cerefolium . *cerfelle.

Cetula . cai-tula.

c

360 V--^ hroma . umores.

Chaus . *duolma prima confusio

omnium . rerum.
Chorus . coeuoruw . cantus . et sal-

tatio.
Chiatos . xii . faciunt . sextarium

unum

Chorus . XXX . modios habet
365 Chorea . saltatio . cum cantilena

Cherubin . scientie . muXtUvdo.

Chaos . inmensae . tenebrae.

Chaumos . *suol.

Chalibem . ferrum.
370 Charybdis . forago* in mare.

ChaHamo . *lybcom.

Chimed^ wint . quos w^o&tolus
moUes uocitauit.

Cherochelini . inmallones.

Chorela . uentris . solutio.
375 Chorus . *eo8tnor?Jpind.

Christallus* . genus saxi candidi.

(17**) Chili, archus . tribunus . ue\
millenam'^

Chelis . cithara.

G

'istula . sporta.
380 Citra . ultra

Circiter . circa numerum.

Citropodes . *chroa . *croha.

Cinthia . luna.

Ciebo reuocabo.
385 Circum . undique.

Cittes . pellis . tenuis . mter grana.

Circuit . grauit

Circulus . girus,

Cinsores . indices . stimatorum.
390 Circiter . prope . ferme.

Cicuta . *hymlice.

Ciet . mouet . uocet . concitet.

Cient . commouent.

Ciebo . reuocabo.
395 Ciebo concutio.

Circum . celliones . qwi circuibwnt
ciuitatem.

Cicuta . *podepistle.

Cirsum . carpentium*

Ciemus . clamamus.
400 Cista . corbes . grandes.

Cicur . placid um ^te\ mansuetiiw.

Cicurare . mansuete . facere.

Ciburium . tumba.

^ MS. joins the two words.

^ e written over second u, but by a later hand.

* V over/, by a later hand.

^ MS. Christallas, with point below, and u above, second a.

° So in MS. for millenarius.

32

GLOSA. c 404 — c 478

Cicad . * secggesoere . uA * haman K
405 Ciconia . * store.

Cicer *bean.

Cilo . homo longum caput habens.

Oisculus . * heard heau.

Cirris . crinibus*.
4 TO Ciere . bellum . iniere.

Cinoglosa . *ribbe.

(17**^) Circura . scribere . decipere .
uei circum . uenire.

Cicatrices . plagae . scisurae . et in
uestimento . et in corpore.

Ciclops . gigans'.
4x5 Oiterius . fiel ex ulterius.

Circinno . *gabulroiid.

Circutus . giros.

Citro . hue ad nos ultra amohis
ad aliam.

Circius . *pestnordpiiid,
430 Citatem . aeris . mobilitatem ^ris.

Circus . giinis.

Cilindru8 . semicolumneum.

Circum . scripta . deleta.

Ciuitat . ciuem . facit
435 Circulator qui farinam atpostat .
per circulum.

Cibatum . commestum.

Citate . cursim*.

Cis. *biheonan.

Cibaria . a cibo . dicuntur
430 Ciuita . ut frequentia.

Citus . f estinus.

Cilex pirata.

Cimiterium . pontiani .* licburg . a
nomine . ponT pf qui construxt^

Circinni* . *pindeloccas
435 Crines . alii . minores.

Circinatio. *oefsung.

Cinnamomum . *cymin" rosina

Cicuanus . *higrae.

Citonium . *goodaeppeL

440 vJlericus . hereditas . sors.

Clauis . polix.

(18**) Cluamentia . stultitia.

Clibosum . ♦clibecti

Cieps' fur.
445 Clibosa . inclibata.

Clanculat celat abscondit

Clanculum . mare".

Clanculum . clam . occultum.

Clauia . *borda.
450 Claua ^steng.

Clinus . lectulus.

Cumma . ascensio.

Cladibus . uindictio.

Cluat . nobilitat
455 Cluit . poUit.

Clangor uox tubae . sonitus.

Clasibus . agminibus.

CUbum . discensum . mollem.

Clibanus . f omax.
460 Clasma . pax tiel turba.

Clemax . scema.

Clam . occulto subito.

Clacindex . cocta.

Clientes . suscepti
465 Olibum . ascensus . uiae singular^

Clustella . *clustorloc.

Cladica . *pefl tiel *opef.

Classica . sonus tubae.

Cliens . amicus . minor
470 Climax . gradatio.

Clinici *faertyhted.

Classica . celeuma nauis.

Classic '^. mare.

Cliutis . ascensus.
475 Clientella . obseruatio . domestica

Clandire . claudicare^^

Clepsedra . per quod hor§ . colli-
guntur.

(18*^) Clammum . c\&rissimum

^ Second a added below the line, between m and n.
^ First i added above the line. ' First g on an erasure.

* One letter erased between s and i,

' So in MS. for cincinni. This and the next entry make one gloss, though written
separately in the MS.

^ Added above the line by corrector. ^ So distinctly in MS. for cleps.

^ The Erfurt MS. has mane. ' The I added above the line.

10 re added over second a, and mark of reference */• after it ; see below C 483.

GLOSA. c 479 — c 548

33

Oliutis . ascensus.
480 Clauus . caligaris . ^scohnegl.
Cluis . pollex.
Clasis. "^flota
Claudire \ claudicare.
Climmata' . plagae.
485 Clauum . manubrium . gaberna-

culi.
Claumentia . claua.
Clibosa . inclinata.
Clatrum . *pearuc.
Olabatum . *gebyrded.
490 Cloaca ° . fosa balnearis.
Clunis . coxae.
Clus *teltreo
Clasica . tuba.
Clima *half
495 Cloacas . concauus locus in urbi-

bus in quo omnis . inmunditia .

congregatur et homines . iterum

mundantur.
Oausile . et clausibile unum eat,
Clasica quae sonant in tubis . et

nauibus.
Clauicularius . "^caeghiorde.

V^onicita . arbitratur.
500 Commodius . facilius.

Conflictum . certamen.

Coalescit . concrescit.

Confulsus . erutus.

Coniecit . consimulat.
505 Cognata ccmiuncta.

Conicio . existimo.

Commisura . *flycticlat5.

Conabulum . *cilda trog.

Conserimus . conprobamus.

510 (18^) Commodat , praestat.

Concunctatus . condubitatus.

Conisma . picta . imago.

Colonus . ♦gebuur.

Colobium *howi.
515 Contactus . inquinatus.

Contribulius . "^meig . tiel sangui-
ne

Constellatio^ . notatio . siden^m.

Contagio . inquinatio.

Coniuentio.consentio tieV macula^
sao Coccum . bistinctum . "^piolocread.

Conperendinat . differt in alium
diem.

Cotizat . *tebleth.

Conplex . uno cremine alteri . at-
iunctus.

Contropazio* . controuersio.
525 Conuexu'. *hualf.

Conuexa . curbata.

Constemantem . indomitam.

Constematus . uictus^ confusus.

Coaceruantes . congregantes.
530 Conquilium . *piloc . seel

Conopeum . rete muscarum.

Contemtum . *heuuendlice.

Conlato . *oembecht.

Commeatos . *8ond§.
535 Contubemalis . *ge]H)fta.

Coniectura , *resung.

Coniectura . ingenium.

Continuauit . coniunxit

Continuat . coniungitur
540 Oondidit®. *gesette'**

Contraxit . congregauit

Conserunt conpunxerunt.

(18**^) Conuincens . *oberstae-
lende.

^ MS. olaudire, with n over u ; dire is written over an erasure ; op. above C 476.
3 i added below the I.

* o added above the line.

^ MS. oonsctellatio, with point below second c.

^ These two words evidently belong to the preceding gloss.

* One letter erased between and j». .
^ Last u on an erasure.

^ Added above the line.

* First t added below the line.
^® Second e added below the line.

c. a 3

34

GLOSA« c 544— c 632

Conlatis . datis.
545 Oodices ^onheapas.

Congeries . congregatio.

Comedo . forax edax.

Concreta . commixta.

Conpletitur^ . continet.
550 Consiti . constipati . condensi

Confutatus . conuictus.

Conseqaens . rectissimum.

CoUectum . congestum.

Conplectitur constringitur
555 Conlooopletatus . ditatus.

Coercit . corrigit.

Consutum ^gesioped.

Conludium . contagium.

Comminisci . recordari.
560 Corimbos . *bergan.

Conicit . conuocat

Concentus . miiltorum . cantus.

Contra f edus . contra pactum

Commercium *ceapstou . *ge-
strion.
565 Contumacia . granis . snperbia.

Conmentus . est . cogitaiiit.

Commentatus eat . mentitus est

Consent . interponit.

Contra fas . contra ius diuinum.
570 Contra . nefas contra scelus.

Coaucta . coniecta . vA adunata.

Coacti . prouocati.

Corben. *mand.

Coniciunt . iactant.
575 Constipatus . repletus.

Constipatio . conuentio . hominufit.

Conpactis . ^gegaedradon.

Consulimus . praeuidimus.

Conserere . conf erre.
580 (19**) Corbus . *cauuel

Gonaulo . *£rigno.

Corbem . fiscina coffinum.

Consulens . proeuidens.

Consulte . probate.
585 Conuicta . ^oberstaeled.

Concidit . *to slog.

Conspicantur . intendunt.

Contronenda . oontentia

Conciderunt . ruerunt
590 Conparantem . ^gegaerpendne

Coaluissent . ^suornadun.

Concedam . ^Ijtesna.

Conferata . consociata.

Coniurati . *gemode«
595 Conpetis . terminis.

Conquirentem . causantem

Contamax . *anmood.

Connellere . minuere.

Confiisione . '"'gemengiunge.
600 Conf unde . commisce.

Concesserim . ^arecte.

Conlidit . elidit.

Conpar . *gehaeplice.

Conpentia' • solacia • lucra.
605 Constipuisse . ^gesuedrade.

Conrasis . congregatis

Conspioor snspioor

Conuenio. *ic groetu.

Contis . *spreotunL *
610 Contos . ^speoru.

Condicione . ^raedenne.

Condicio . status . qualitas.

Conlatione . oonparatione.

(19**») Confertas . repletas.
615 Conpertus . inueDtu&

Consobrinus . ^gesuigran.

Consocierunt . coniunxerunt

Conciti . accitL

Colera . umores.
690 Conpediatim . angustiatim.

Corban . custodia . diuitiarum'.

Commaticum . articulatum.

Coclea . ascensus . qtda circuit

Comiter . benigne.
695 CoUigerunt . intellexerunt

Conglobat. coatunat

Comitiare . loquL

Congessit collegit.

Conicem- unum . sextarii • iiii •
630 Cocleae . *lytle . sneglaa

Coloni . incolae.

Conpilat . spoliat.

^ The e added above the line.

^ MS. has d over ^ but in a later hand,

> ti added above the liiiet

GLOSA. c 633— c 703

35

Confecit . interficit

Ooli deleres . uentria.
635 Goffinus . *mand.

Conmentabor commcmorabo

Commentariensis . ^geroefa.

Commenta . atinuenta. .

Commenti . commentari
640 Cospis . *palstr.

Oomat . frondet.

CoLumnas . uiteas . id est uitea-
rum . similitudines . scluptae* .
erant

CoUudium . turpis . Indus.

Condita . conposita.
645 Concinnis . subtil is.

Concinnat . subtiliter.conponit

Commitia . honores.

Color. *aac.

Confectus . finitus.
650 (19^) Concrederis . commiteris.

Corylus . *hae8l.

Oomacula . *crauue.

Comix. * crape.

Core . caluaria.
655 Conglutinata . *geliined.

Corimbos . ^leactrogas.

Conpellat . alloquitur

Colostrum . *beost.

Coniectus . in uinculis . misus.
660 Cocleas . ^uuiolocas.

Corimbus . nauibus . tiel cacumen.

Constipuit . defecit

Comminus . iuxta.

Conducuit' . conueniunt
665 Conpos . ^faegen.

Ccmtentus . *geneor5.

Commentis «• * seorpum.

Concinna . coniuncta

Conixi . conantes.
670 Cors . numerus . militum . ^tuun.

Coagolescit. conglutinat

Corona . sacra . deorum . Btmt.
Cornices . aues . lasciuae.
Confici . "^gein^gan.
675 Cogoitor curiosus" exqt^isitor . de-
lator.
Conpetentes . portiunculas . id est

^gelimplioe daele.
Conpagum . iterum . nascendi
Conpagines coniuncturae . mem-

brorum.
Conpaginauit . ctmiuncxit.
680 Cosam . diuinans.

Conpegisti . conpaginasti

Commenticius . liber.

Conclauis . locus* cowclusus* cubi-

culum . intra cubicult^m.
(19^^) Conclania* . cubicula.
685 Coarcuatio . concameratio v>el con-

iunctio arcuum.
Conpagem . ♦gegederung.
Commesatio . conuiuio . meretri-

cum
Conplodere . concutere.
Commessatur . turpiter bibatur
690 Coniecerentur conuocarentur*.
Coituras . ^gegangendo.
Coit^ . ambulauit .
Coit , conuenit
Coniectus . inpulsus.
695 Commanipularius . *gescota . uA

conscius . socius . collega
CoUectum . conlatum . usl conges-

turn.
CoUectari . nummulari trapizetn

grece dicimtur
Commoda . emulamenta
Conubrium . matrimonium
700 Conubium . coniunctio
Colos . color.
Concidit . cecidit
Contamini . interrogamini.

^ { added above the line between e and u,
' eu added above the line, between u and t.
* Added above the line by the correotor.
^ So in MS for conolania.
' oe added above the line.
> MS. has an accent over t.

3—2

36

GLOSA. c 704 — c 776

Oonsipet . saporem . habq*.
705 Conpotrix c<mbibola . usl coebri-
osa.

Oonhibenda . uetanda.

Conpliciis . oonsciis.

Conlingunt . porrigunt.

Ooniuentibus . f auentibus
7x0 Continuatus . contestatus.

Compotem . similem.

Conscidere . mere*.

Collorate . feruentissime.

Cotumum . superbum
7x5 Oorpulentas' pinguis.

Coniectura . arbitratio.

(20**) Consobrinus . *sueor.

Conlinnuunt porrigunt

Consumat conplet
720 Consumatus , imitus.

Comis . bonis . conpositus.

Conflictationibus* . commisioni-
hu8

Conflixerunt . certati sunt.

Confligere . committere.
725 Confiigit . conluctatur.

Conlubio . sordidatio* contagio.

Confictinm" . coniurgium.

Coetanium . coeuiim.

Oonfertur, coUegitur
730 Coartata . coniuncta

Coheres . coniunctus.

Coarta est oommota est

Conatus . uoluptas.

Commenta . astutia.
735 Oorax . *hraefn.

Coria . quibus . porta est indutae'.

Coalescunt . pascunt

Ooniciebant . cogitabant

Commolita . molata.
740 Oonsuluit . ammonuit

Communitorium . munitionem. .

Oonplosi . iubilati.

Oonpluta plumis . repleta.

Colaphus . piignn&
745 Oommisura' . ^cimbing.

Cox . *huetestan*.

Coxa , *thegh.

Conpetum . *tuun . *j7rop.

Colicus . * eoburthrote.
750 (20***) Conuena . aliunde . ueniens.

Comicem . qui cum comu . canit.

Colus ^pulfmod.

Coluber serpens . qiei h&het in
Cauda caput.

Concentum . qt^i hinc et inde ca-
nitur.
755 Compos . particeps.

-Contiamum . domum stipendi.

Comis . subtilis.

Concis . *scellum.

Comicum . subtilem.
760 Comminiscitt^ commentum . tiel
comentat

Continuatur . iudicat^ conclamat

Conmulcat . conculcat

Conmulcauit . conlisit

Concedit ex utraqt^ parte cadit
765 Conicis . consimilis.

Consentaneus . aptum . vsl con-
sentiendo

Corrogauit . congregauit

Comis . omatus . uA hilarus.

Coitio . genitura.
770 Conca . *mundleu.

Conficina . macellum.

Continuare . congeminare.

Conuentio . conspiratio.

Conuocat multos . in unum col-
ligit.
775 Ooagolum . *ceselyb.

Commolitio . *forgrindet

^ So in MS. for habet.

* One letter erased between e and r.
' u added above a,

* I added above the line.

'^ Added above the line by the corrector.

* u written over the/. .

7 Cf. P 495. ^ MS. has accent over the t.

^ Second e added above the line.

GLOSA. c 777 — c 856

37

Concisiuin . *scelle.

Confundit . * menget

Commentum . *a]?oht.
780 Conderetur . *geparht.

Conpedium . ^gescroepnis.

Coleandrum . *cellendre.

Colomata *haet colae.

(20^) Oonpetorem . suum amicum.
78s Conf ossus . aulneratu&

Confectus . aetate . senior.

Conditur . oollocatur

Conexere . circumdare.

Confertissimum . plenissimum
790 C!omebat . conponebat

Oonierat . coniurat.

Oonditus . sepultus

Condiarium . donum . stipend!

Comtus . omatus.
795 Conpendio.brebiter^

Conclassare . atinngere . classem.

Oogitarium . donatio . imperatom

Conlibum . crematum.

Concha *beme'
800 Conpetitur . amicus.

Oorripuit . conproehendit.

Oomitatio . bonitas . innocentia

Ck)micus . qt^i comedia . scribit.

Conciliabulum . locus . in quo

multi^. homines, sui. iuris sunt.

805 Ooikibuli . cor cordes^ . coniuncti.

Oonforaneus . unius . fori.

Golumen . culmen.

Conspirantur . intendunt.

Conualuit . *geuaerpte.
810 Consors. *orsorg.

Conprimat . uicit obumbrat.

Gomitauere . *togelestunne.

Consciuerunt . coniuncxerunt.

CJontracta . congregata.
8x5 Ck)nclamatus commotus^ "^loma.

Ooncursus . turbatus.

(20**^) Comma . breuis . dictio

Commatice . breuiter

Coluisse . amasse.
820 Concessit, ^geuuatu

Contiguus coniunctus' prope.

Conum . summa pars galeae.

Contusio . plagarum . atflictio.

Commendabat . *tryinida
825 Commentator . expositor.

Condebitores . ^gescolan

Cognitor . curiosus.

Concussionibus . *raednisse.

Confoti . "^afoedde.
830 Conticuerunt . tacuerunt.

Conuenientes . ^seruuende.

Conlisio . ^slaege.

Commonicarium . pastiarium.

Colera . colerantes . simulantes.
83s Consertas . oonpositas

Commulsa . eradicata

Constabat . manifestum est.

Compos . magna . nimis . pussilla-
nimis

Colonum . armiger
840 Cotumo . *podhae.

Contio . *gemoot . conuocatio . po-
puli

Correptus . arreptus.

Conspicuus . altus . eminus.

Cotamus . est quodam genus . cal-
ciamenti qitod poeta habent
84s Costa . *rib.

Contio . ecclesia.

Comentarium . flagrat conburet.

Contionarius . qui ad populum
loqwitwr.

Conlatum . datum uel simul con-
portatum.
850 (21**) Comolus . plenitudo . wel
aceruus.

Concors . unius . consentionis cor

Commodus . utiles . incommoc^t^
inutilis.

Conuellimur disiungimur

Contionatur . *madalade decla-
mat ,9ie\ iudicat . vA contestatur
855 Contestare . adiurare . "per caelum .
et terram et deum,

Commanipulai'es . conmilitones.

^ u over second b, by a later band.

^ Added above the line by the corrector.

> Added above the line. ^ So in MS. for Concordes.

38

GLOSA« c 857 — c 915

Uonsobrinus . filius . patruelis . t^l
*moderg6\

Oonfutat . *oberst4ielid.

CoDpilat . *stilith.
86o Oomu . *ceste.

Oonectit *teldat.

Ooncretum . ^gerunnen.

Conca . * musclan . soel.

ComminuB . prope.
865 Coccum . ^pioloa

Oocilus.'^'ampre.

V>/ronicorum . breuium . ut tem-
pondium.

Cronica . temporum . series.

Creatrix . genetrix.
870 Crudisoente . inualescente.

Creuit uidit

Crebrat *siftitJ

Crebrum . *Bibi.

Chroma . color.
875 Croma . humores.

Orucus *gelo.

Oroocitus . clamor . corui.

Creagras . tridentes.

Crepacula . '"'cleadur . id est tabu-
la . quae . a segetibus . territan-
tur aues
880 Oragenter . gracile&

Cripta . spelunca peruia.

Oripta. ascussum'.

Cronograffum . temporals scrip-
tura..

(21*^) Orineto se . scindat te an-
gelus.

885 Cronicon . temporale

Orisolitus . auricolorem et Stellas .
habet.

Orepundia . ^maenoa

Oristonografon siriem . fiscus' .
fraus . regalis.

Crepundium . monile guttoris^
890 Orionason . breuis . dictio . in mag-
na.

Oratem . flecta' . wel *hyr)>iL '

Crebruit . intonuit

Crebruit . spisauit

Omenta . uexatio.
895 Oruentus . sanguilentus

Cronografias . breuis . scriptura*.

Orustu omatu.

Crepido . ♦rimo''.

CrispaDS . concutiens.
900 Croceo . rubicundo.

Orus . ♦scia.

Crabro . *pae& . uel *humitu.

Orustula . similis . ^haalstaan.

Oreperus . anceps . tiel dubius . in-
ter lucem . et tenebras.
905 Crepere . in corpore . dubitara

Cretus . creatus . natu&

Crepusculum . mane.

Creporem . sonus . catenae.

Orepidus . saxa . construota'.
9x0 Orebro . pugillo.

Crama . *fleta

Cronicula . quem accipiunt qui

uicem . bello . seruant.
Orealia . arma pistoria.
Crapula . nausia post potum.
9x5 Crateras . uasa . uinaria.

1 Cf. above 616,

3 This word appears as A« S. in Wiiloker's Vocabularieay 1. 16, 5. Hildebrand {Gloss.
Lat,t p. 86) would read arctuitum.

' Cf. Gloss. F 158, and D 219. ^ First t added above the line.

B Mr Henry Sweet (Oldest English TexU, pp. 55, 536) takes this to be A. S.; and
likewise wag-flecta in this same Glossaiy : see G 174 gratioiam : wag-fleota. But JUeta
exists in Latin, txomfiectere^ like plecta from plectere; see two or three examples in
Da Cange, and in the Anglo-Saxon and Old English Vocabularies^ by Thomas Wright
(ed. B. P. Wiilcker), i. 240 (No. 18), the Latin Jlecta is actually glossed by the A. 8.
hyrdel. Therefore, here and at G 174, the word fteeta is treated as Latin.

* i added below the line. ' Second stroke of r and t on an erasure.

^ 8 added above the line.

GLOSA. C 916— D 2

39

Cragentes . graciles.
(21^) Orinitior . crine . prolixior
. Cristetius . galeatua
Crater calix.
9ao Orates . *hegas.
Cragacus . *styria.

C-

'uniculum . foramen . uel ca-

nalis.
Outit . ooncutit
Cudit . ftibricat
935 Curia . domus . consilii
CuUeum . uas . pice oblitum
Cuniculos . *8mygla8.
Cupressus . genus . ligni.
Curiositas . *feorpit geomi&
930 Culina . coquina
Curiosus . ancxius.
Curules . Stella . a curro quia equi .

de curru . curules dicuntur ue-

locissimi . uero . ad curendum .

stellares . dicuntur.
Cunctabundus . dubius. .
Cumulus . magnitudo.
935 Cupiae . diuitiae.
CuFQ . cogitationes.
Cura . sollicitudo.
Culcites. *bed.
Culmen . quia culmis . tegitur.
940 Cuspis . summa pars . hastae.
Cucumis . *pop8eg.
Culmus. *pyrfJ.
Curculio. *emil.
Oupa. *byden.
945 Cuba . ^tunne.
Cummi . *teoru.
Oulix . ^mygg . longas tibias . ha-

bet
Cuculus . *gaec.
Oumba . nauicula.
950 Oupia fieuidi . facultas . loquendi
Oucuzata . *lepeuuince.
Ourae . praepositurae.
(2P^)Culinia.*coca8.

Ourae . statum . infantum.
955 Ouruces . naues.

Culleum . folle . bubulum.

Ouse . silentium.

Oubile . a oubando . dictus.

Ourimbata nauicula . fluuioru?7k
960 Oulmen . stramen . piscarum.

Ounctantibus . tardantibus.

Curriculum . certum. tempus . cur-

Cucuma . *fyrcruoe.
Oucumerarium . hortu^ in quo

cucumeris . crescit bona herba .

ad manducandum . sine ad me-

dicinam.
965 Cuspis . *palstr
Cunae . *<nldcla8as.
Curtina . *pagrjft.
Ourabula^ . initia . infantium.
Oulter . *saex.
970 Ouneus . *paecg.

Cuppa . accipiendo . id est *beod-

boUQ.

C:

'yatus . calix.
Oumba . naui&
Oyprinus . *fometed clL
975 Cyrograffum . manus . scriptio.
Oynominna . septem . trio.
Oyi)rassus . uiridem . habet colo-
rem . aureum . hoc eat et stellas.
Oymiterium . locus . ubi requiea-

cunt corpora.
Oycladis . uestis . unde cingitur
homo.
980 Oynomia.omne genus, muscarum.

Cymba.nauia.
98a Cynnomomum . arborem boni sa-
poris cuius . corticem . ducunt
permultos gentes.

(22**) JLf apsilis . profusus.
Dalila . paupercula.

1 So in MS. for oanabola.

40

GLOSA. D 3 — D 70

Damasculum . sanguinem' . bi-

bens^ . osculum . sanguinis*.
Dagon . idolum.
5 Dande . date.
Dauid . manuf ortis . tiel desidera-

bilis.
Dactulus . digitus.
Danai . greci.
Dapsele . cupiose.
zo Dalmatica . tunica . latas . mani-

cas . habens.
Damns . fenerator.
Damma . bestia id est *eola.
Damma . caprioli similis . capra

agrestis.
Datuenum . uendit.
z5 Daticius . latinum . non . est . sed

dediticius . si barbarus . tradat .

se romanis . dediticius dicier.
Damde . dapis^ cibus.
Dapes . cibi latiores.

D,

^eclamanda . ad laudem per-
tinet.

Defrutum . *coerin.
3o Detulerat *brohte.

Despicatus . disruptus.

Delicatus . *prast.

Deportatus . quern . sua bona . in
exilium . non secuntur

Destituit. *obgibeht.
as Deuotaturus . *pergendi

Desis . *suu§r.

Defert negat.

Decussit . parcussit . proiecit.

Desolutus . *onsaelid.
30 Destituunt. *to puorpon.

Destitutae . *to porpne.

Desudare . laborare.

(22**) Decipula. *bisuicfalle

Deiurat . p^ dominum. iurat.

35 Dedita . opera . ualde . data.

Detestatus . abhominatus.

Deuerticulum . de altera . uia . in
alteram flexid.

Delibutus . p^unctus infusus.

Delibuit . unxit.
40 Derectum . rectius . ordinatum.

Despondet . ualde promittit

Deffitentur . negant

Densum . spissum.

Degladiandi . occidendi.
45 DeUbrat . cogitauit

Decrepita . *dobgendL

Delimatum . conplexum^ . conclu-
sum.

Desidebat . *unsibbade.

Deuteros . innouitatem^.
50 De dictemao . exitus^ de exduc-
tione.

Defitiget . fatiget.

Defatiget . *8uenceth.

Dedasculum . magistrorum.

Decaueis . dedomibus .in theatro.
55 Desertinis . parientinis.

Delumentum . *dhuehl.

Deponile. *pefta.

Dedichotomatibus . decoetanis.

Defixiezodo . de exitu . animae.
60 Deconfugione . statione . *hy?5ae.

Demum . postoiodum . tiel iterum.

Deliberatio . *ymbSriodung.

Degladiati . sunt . persecuti . aunt,

Delicatis . et querulis . ^prastum .
end seobgendum.
6s (22**) Defectura . *aspringendi.

Decidens . *gepitendi.

Decedit . ruit.

Desciuit recidit.

Debita pensio . *gedaebeni gea^
buli
70 Deditio traditio^ ^handgand
spontanea

^ Added above Damasoolum by correotor.

^ da on an erasure.

^ Added above the line by oorreotor.

^ This gloss is distinctly so divided in MS.

^ Written above deditio by oorreotor.

' Written above handgand by corrector.

3 Second i added below the line.

GLOSA. D 71 — D 157

41

Detractauit . *forsooc.

Deuia callus . *horpeg stig.

Detractasset . recussasset.

Defferuntur . *meldadun uA
*proegdun.
75 Demscat . *tocmit.

Dehiscit . potescit . sabsidit

Desicit . ♦tetridit

Detriturigine . ^agnidine.

Defecatum . uinum . purificatum.
8o Dentalia . *sules . reost.

Deuinxit . *geband.

Decemi . *8criben.

Deglobere id est *flean.

Defotabat *for8uor
85 Desiduus . desidiosus.

Desonuit desentit.

Desiit cessauit.

Demere . toUera

Desidans . elaborans.
90 Deuaricare . seperare

Dedecas . macula.

Defert nuntiat

Degener . ignobilis.

Degesta . disposita.
95 Deliquium . defectio.

Deiurare . iurare.

Derogat . detrait

Deadema . uita . regalits . capitis.

Depeculatus . depraedatus.
xoo Deposituiii . commendatum.

Delatus . proditus.

Denies . a demendo.

(22^^) Defraudat . fraudem . facit

Delatur . def ertur.
X05 Desitescere . contemnere.

Dedecet non decit.

Deses . desides . qui aduersatur

Depraecatio . frequens . oratio.

Depraehendo . ^anfindo.
xio Defert . accussat

Detestabilis . qui extra testimoni .
boni est.

Def unxit . deportauit

Deciduum . quod cito . cadit.

Degesto . sereno . tiel praeclaro.

ZZ5 Desciuit . *pit$stylde . pedem . re-
traxit

Desidescere . neglegenter agere.

Deduunt . tradunt.

Deuenerauit . ditaoit . donauit.

Deamentro . qttod per modum . fit
zao Dediscere . nescire.

Dedala . ingeniosa

Defert *proegde.

Desticare . consummare.

Deuaricare . separare.
xas Deplere . deducere.

Delectum . *cyri . ttel electio.

Declibius . inclinatus.

Deflat . inlndit.

Degluit. decoriauit
130 Deuenustat . deformat.

Def ungitur . moritur. .

Detrudunt . inpellunt

Depromat . prouerat

Delabitur . lubricat.
135 Desipiscit . sensum . amisit

Dispensat . gubemat

Defectum . aportatum.

(23") Delitere . latere.

Depressus . humiliatus.
140 Deuexu . declibium . descensum.

Deplorat . deposcit.

Deferentes . desimiles et depor-
tantes.

Detrectus . depuplicatus.

Detrectauit . contemsit
145 Detrectet . ualde . detractat

Decretum . institutum . uel placi-
tum.

Dementes . amentes.

Detestare . ^onseacan.

Dedragmae . duae mensurae.
Z50 Dependere . persoluere . reddere

Depensurus . daturua

Dependere . satis facere.

Desertus . dimisus.

Deseminat . dispargit.
Z55 Deuteronomium* . iteratio . legis

Desciscimus . recidimus.

Dehiscens . obsorbens.

^ Two or three letters erased between the and n.

42

QLOSA. d;158t-i>229

Defusiorifl . largioris*.
Degit . agit . uinit
zte Demensus . mensuraoit.
Defluxit . discendit.
Dependeat . sustentatur
Deseruit separauit.
Deuterogamiae . BecundQ . nuptiQ.
165 Degetit . conscribii.
Defragore . deuulgare.
Decens . pulchritudo.
Deseuit . ab iracuntia lenitur
Detrudit exdudit.
170 (23**^) Decurio . n\;imeras .x. ho-

minum.
DeliciuB . puer in deliciis . amatus

a domtno.
Difortium . deflexio. a dauertendo

inde . inter uiros . et f eminas .

def ortia . dteuntur quondo . de-

uertuntur.
Desueuit . in consuetudinem. exit.
Deseptus . diuisus.
Z7S Deferberat' disiungit'

Diriaitprium . locus . oontubemL
Detrimentum . *ponung.
Dextralia . brachialia.
Degenerauerat . ^misthagch.
180 Deuotaturi . maledicturL
Deuotio . obsequio.
Delituit . oblituit latuit.
Deutinum . diutumum.
Desisse .'^tiorade.
i8s Deiectum . deoollatum.
Degesto . "^geraedit.
Decreta . *gedoht.
Denuntiauit « praedixit.
Deuota ♦cystig.
Z90 Deriuat . detrahit . deducit.
Delibra . sacrifica.
Desiste,. cessa.
Demit . tulit.

Dehescit patescit.
195 Boc^mit . statuit.

Delitescere . moram . facere.

DefisoB . desperauit.

Delegeront . elegenmt\

Deuitat . speridt.
900 Demiuidem . caelatora.

(23^) Delubra . templa idolomm.

Degener6t non dissimul^t pa-
rentes.

Destenta . extenta. .

Delibatis . prolatis.
SOS Deuinctus ligatus.

Determinat . definit

Defenditur distenditur

Detractauere . recussauere.

Decretum. placitum.

axo I ^iaconns . minister.

Disceptator . examinator* inqui-
sitor

Distuli . desimulaui

Discutere . deserere.

Deuellunt discerpunt.
3X5 Bigessit disputauit.

Dispectare . dispicere.

Diruit . deiecit.

Dicio . potestas'

Discos^ . fraus.
aao Diluere . purgare*

Diadema . uita . regalis.

Discor . dissimilis.

Discrimen . separatio.

Dirimat separat.
935 Biminuit . confregit.

Diseptus . diuisus.

Discrimen. et periculum . signal .
et discrepationem.

Dicatio . consecratio.

Dicit . consecrat

1 MS. lang..

' / on an erasure.

' Second i on an erasnre.

^ ge €Mlded above the line.

B Added above the line by oorreotor.

* Final « written above the a.

7 See G 888 and F 158.

GLOSA. D 230— D 299

43

330 Dirutiu .. et erutus . poet^ . dixe-
rant * . propter metrum.

Difficulter' . tarda

(23^^) Discidium . separatio

Difortium .^peggedal' repadiam\

Dispendium . damnum.
335 Divert . dispergit.

Discrepat . non conuenit

Dilubra . statuae.

Dif eruerat . interuBidt . separat.

Dicione . imperio.
840 Disipat . deturbat

Diutinum . longinquum.

Pisparile . dispar.

DiUulsum . separatum.

Disipit . disinit.
345 Diuo . deo,

Distendunt . replent.

Dilapidat proiecit.

Diafpnia . dissonantia.

Diem . obiit . ^asualt
.950 Dioctes . operis . ii^pulsor.

Dialecticus . ipse . qui disputat

Diploa . duplicatio..

Dialogus . liber . disputationis.

Diathece . testamentum.
355 Diametro . duplici . mensura.

Dictatorem . "^aldur

Dictator princeps . uel pro^cep-

. tor u . annis . tenet . potentiam.

Dilotis . ^todaeldum

Dialectica . dualis . diotio.
. 360 Diriguere . pallescere.

Diocisa . gubematio.

Diatrifas . conflictys.

Dies . munerum . punitio. . reorum.

Delibutus. *gesmirpid
365 (24«*) Dilatio . *aelding.

Ditor . *gef jrtJro.

Discerpit . deforat

Disddebat . discordabat

Diemat . demserit^
370 Dispendium . *pom.
Disceptant. *flitat.
Dissimulat . *midiS.
Disparuit. ^ungesene pear5*.
Distraxit . uendidit
375 Distabuorunt . ^asundun.
Dicatur . oonsecratur
Diditur . deuulgatur
Diuale . diuina
Discretum . diuisum.
380 Disdonat . pro diuersa . donat
Discolus . difficilis.
Dictator imperator
Discensor , *unged7re.
Diribere . denumerara
385 Denique . postremo.
Distinguitur . designatur
Disciuit uoluit.

Dicta parens . praeoepto obediens.
Dissice . disperge.
990 Dilectum . '^meniu' exerdtum.
Difficile . *peampislice.
Dipsas . genus . serpentis est in-

toUerabilis . quando percusserit

hominem . siti moritur ipse

homo . unde . ipsa '. serpens .

dipsas . id est sitio . dicUur .

habet longas . pedes . et semes .

grossitum . sicut . duae palmae .

ambiunt . (24**^) et de cauda

percutit quia uenenata . et cur-

ba est
Dispalatnm . diffugatum.
Digitalium . musculorum *fingir

doccana.
395 Dialexis . disputationis.
Diffitentur negant
Dispuncta . dispensata.
Disceptauero . sciro^
Diffiteor nega

1 t written above the n. ' One letter erased between t and c.

> Added above the line by correotor.
^ The e is written on an eraanre.
' MS. pea, with sign of contraction over a,
* Added above the Line by correotor.

7 Bir Henry Sweet {Oldest Englith TexUy pp. 57, 624) makes A. S. of this word, bat
may it not be the oomplez ftitore of Latin scio^ See above 211, and below 341.

44

GLOSA. D 300 — D 371.

300 Diuruum . unius diei*.

Discrimmalia . capitis . oma-

m&nJt/wm.
Diutumum . multi . temporis.
Disertans . peromans.
Dilargus . multum . donans.
305 Biuus . imperator qwi post mor-
tem . qtMisi deus &u;tas est
Dicreus . cretensis.
Dissinus . persona . parasitorum.
Didasculus . doctor
Deficitur negat
310 Disfecit . disrumpit.

Dicator . qui uerbis bene . iocar

tur.
Dispungit donat unde . et spu-

matores . dt<^ntur qiei militi-

\mB dona erogant
Discemiculum . omamentum .

capitis . uirginalis . ex auro.
Dicto . audiens . cito . audiens.
3x5 Dispecit . secemit.

Demolitur. exterminatur.
Differt dispergit.
Dicam *quedol.
Dicas . * quedole.
330 Digladiati . occisL

Diuis opum . habundans . opum.
Dictitat frequenter dicere
Diique . deniqtte
Dissedit . discordat.
335 (24**) Dictatura . honor est supra

ocmsulatio.
Dissiduus . ignauus' disidiosiis.
Difinis . ♦suiSe micel.
Dispensatio . ♦scir.
Dimisis. * asclaecadun.
330 Dicimenta * tacne.
Dispectus . * fraecuS
DisipiBcat . delerat.
Dignitosa . * meodomlice.
Dicabo . donabo.
335 Disclusum . diuisum . u^ patens.
Disoluerat . ♦ascaeltte.
Diuinos . * uuitgan.

Diriuitorium . locus . eontubemi.
Distitutum . ^ofgefen.
340 Distentus . *at$^n.
Disceptari . mamfestari

D

^olatum . ^gesniden^

Dodrans . *egur

Donee . quam . diu.
345 Dogma . a putando . dicta.

Dolatura . ^braadlast^us.

Dos . *pituma . t^l *uuetma.

Domus . libros.

Dogmata . iteratio . doctrinae.
350 Domatibus . Solaris.

Dolones . tela' arma . absconsa.

Domatis . * buses.

Dolens . indignans.

Docilis . ingeniosus.
355 Dolabra . ascia lapidaria.

Dolones . ^hunsporan.

Dorcades . genus . quadnpe(£t«m.

(24^^) Dogmatica . consolatiua.

Domatio . quae moenia . latiT^i
dtci^nt.
360 Documentum . exemplum.

D.

^romidus . ♦afjred . olbenda.
Dromidarius . *se eorodmon.
Drama . capititantium.
Dracontia . *gimro . dtci^r^
365 Draconitas . gemma . ex cerebro •

serpentes.
Dramatis . motatio . personarum .

2^1 introductio.
Draconto . pede . homo caudam .

habens . draconis.
Dracontia . herba . in modum .

herbae . serpen^ia.

D

ulcissapa . *caerin.
370 Dumtaxat . ta7i^t6mmodo.
Ducenarius . praeses

3 Added above the line by oorreotor.

1 ex on an erasure.
3 ni on an erasure.
^ See Wuloker's Vocabularies^ 385. 40 and 491. 16, where gimrodar is given.

OLOSA. D 372 — E 55

46

Ductat ducit^ frequenter

Dnmus . ♦jyme.

Dumis . spinis.
375 Duellium . bellum . dixertmt . qui
ex utraqtM parte geritur.

Duunt . ds^t . tribuant

Duit . det tribuit

Duorum . rationis . est*

Duum . eufoniae.
380 Dum donee quamdin.

Dumosa . loca . siluestria.

Dudum . paulo anta

D

383 I Jjde hac sententias ui . di.

Jjja et w' . confessio.
Eatenus . * o5Saet

(25") jQibor . ♦elpendbaan.
Ebitauerit . offocauerit.
5 Ebilantur . mutilantur.
Ebibati . laici.
Ebitat . fatuit.
Ebenum . arbor . quod decrescit .

cesa in lapidem.
Ebrum . fluuius.
10 Ebredio . * hrisle.
Ebulum . palhpyrt.

E

Icho . * pudumer.
Ecquem aliquem
Eclipsis . defectio . solis eMt lumt-

9H8

z5 Echinus . piscis . vsl *scel.
Ecitum . periculum.
Ectasi . excessum . expello.
Ectasis . productio . syW&bae.
Eoonomia . dispensatio.

ao Ecquis . aliquis.
Ecquid . aliquid.
Eccui . alicui
Ectasis . excessus . mentis.
Ecgferunt^ laudando . extoUunt.

95 JjJditiones . duplicationes.

Edera . * uudupinde.

Edituus . custus . templL

Edidit . protulit.

Edat . prof erat.
30 Ederentur proferentur

Edicitnarrat.exponit

Edentem . manducantem.

Eder . ♦ifegn.

Edax commeden&
35 Edilitatem . * him^ scire.

Edissere . * asaecgan.

Edocit. benedocit.

Edito alto.

Editiori . altiore.
40 Editum . altum.

(25**^) Edicius . index . qui . una
pars . elegit

Editui . hostiarii

Edulia alimenta.

Edicit . foris . dicit unde . edicta .
dicuaUir quasi fo ras dicta.
45 Edentat . dentes . excutit

Edentatus . dentibus . abdicatio.

Edepul.ius iurandum.

Eduducit . nutrit.

Educat nutriat
50 Edurum . satis . durum.

Edulia . apta ad mAudncandum,

E

|ffei*at . exportat.
Effecit . perf ecit.
Effigies . imago.
55 Effigiat . pulchre . format.

^ Added above the line by corrector.

3 So in MS.; of. below E 463 and 505. The Erfurt MS. has: Eattos: confessio;
see Oehler, in Neue Jahrbucher fiir FUlologie, 13" Supplementbd. (1847), p. 326 (No. 7).
3 MS. alum, with stroke above a.
^ MS. ecgferunt, with a above u.
B MSt has accent over a,

46

OLOSA. E 56 — £ 125

Effeminatus . exinanitus.

Efficacia . perfectio.

EffatuB . loGutus.

Efirenatus .-abruptus- . inmode-
ratus.'
6o Effere . extoUere.

Effeta . perf ecta.

Efflabant . mortui . sunt,

Effeminati . moUes.

Effeminat euirat.
65 Effosis . ^ahlocadum.

Effeta . enebata' ^aHUond* lan-
gnida.

Efferunt laudant extoUun^.

Effetum . ab ortu dtot^r

Effeta mulier . frequen^i partu .
fatigata.
70 Effimeri . ooditiana . res^.

Effati . uaniloquium . sine effectu.

Efario . egyptum.

(25'*) Effetum* ♦ontudri.

Effontire . uenenose loqui.
75 Effeminatorium . nulla uiriliter.

Effodit . uane loquitur.

Effrem . fructificatio.

Effothbat . effod lineum.

Effundere . interfioere.
80 Effera . ferox.

Effeta stulta.

Efficaces. expedientes omnia.

EffebuB . in berbes.

• Eftaf(^ium . * sinfulle:
85 Eftafylon . ♦gelodpyrt

Efflagitat . petit.

Effligit . alligit

Efficaciter uelociter * fromlioe.

Efficax expeditus^ . *from.
90 Effectum . *deid.

Effeui . adolescentes.

E

Ijjgerit. degerit euomit

Egestio degestia

Egre . ^earfedlice.
95 Egerere . * ascrepan

Egestas . paupertas.

Eggones . sacerdotes . rusttct .

Egesta . * ascrepen.

Egerat abstulit.
100 Egerimus . tollimus.

Egra . * slaece.

Egone . ego ergo.

Egregius . summns . magnas.

Eglogae . cantationes . in theatris.

105 XLligans . speciosus.

(25»»»») Eliscium greciae.

Eliminauerat' excluserat

Elicit . prouocat

Elogio . ♦geddi.
zzo Eluitur purgatur

Eluderet*auu»gd«..

Elucubratum. euigilatum.

Elogium . testimonium.

Eluis . liquor quo . aliquid elue-
tur
1X5 Elisi . rupulsi

Electrum . ♦elotr

Eliceretur extorqueretur

Electrum . aurnm . et &rgentum
mixtt^m

Elix . sulcus . maior
xao Eleborus *))ung* *poedeberge.

Elinguis . mutua

Elidei.

Elingenus . mut^.

Elicuit exclusit
195 Elogi . genus . uersuum".

^ Added above the line by correotor.
Written over effeta by correotor.

* Written over languida by corrector.
^ MS. has accent over e,

" MB. efletrom, with point below r.

* Added above the line by corrector; one letter has been erased between and e.

7 MS. eliminananerat, with points below first na,

8 Third u added above the line.

J

QLOSA. E 126 — E 196

47

. Elactare .a lacte toUere.

Elogium . famam bonaro.

Elicuerit promouerit

Elogium . testamentum . dieUur
X30 Eloges . gernts piscium.

Elubio . diluuium. .

Elementa . caelum . et terra.

Elicit prouidit .

Elioui . merui.
X35 Elicere . proeuidere.

Eiementarius . qui de olimeutis •
tracta^.

Elifaz dei contemtus.

Elogiis . uerbis.

Elogia *laac.
T40 Eliquata . purgata.

Elegans.loquax^ *smicre.

Eliminat . * aSy tiS.

Eligantur pulchre' « urbane.

Elimat ^gesuirbet
145 (26**) Elegoos . castigatio.

E,

Imarcuit' . elanguet.

Emergere . exire.

Emisarii . ministri.

Empta.^geboht.
T50 Emax emptor

Empticius . ^ceapcneht

Emersit . exsurgit

Eminiscitt^r . recordatus . est.

Emulumentum' *lean* *fultum
Z55 Emolomentum . lucrum^ . mercis .
labom.

flmissarius . percussor.

Cmiat nision . doctrinae.

!Emula. imitatrix. .

£Imax . maoer tenuis.'
z6o !Bmblema.''^fothr^

Elmpheria . experientia multo-
mm

Emporium . locus .super mare .
ubi . negotiant homines.

Emulus . contrarius.

Eminus . prope.
Z65 Em . admiratio^.

Emunctoria . ^candeltuist

Emisticius . medius , uenis.

Embolismus . superagumentum.

Emisperion . semis . circulus.
170 Emaones . ^scinneras.

Eminulis . modice . eminenti-

Emax quiamat emere . aliquid

Emenso. ^oberfoerde.

£^anat . erumpat* exiit.
175 Emicat . exilit . lucet.

Emerita . qtii militare desinit

Emancipat . manum mittit

Ementum . excogitatio.

Ementitur ualde . mentitur \
x8o (26*^) Eminet . altum . est.

Emphraxem . ut pulmones . co-
angustare . cepere spirUw . non
sufficiant qiuisi concitus . emit-
tat.

Emacitas. emendabitas.

Emittogium . demedia . toga

Emisperium . aer.
185 Emergunt. exsurgant

Emblema . obscuritas.

Emulo . similem.

Emulo . siae uUo.

Emulatio . dissensio.
190 Emax . empto.

Emaces . emptores.

Jlineruat ^asuond.
Enum. ♦cetil
Enum quando.
Z95 Enigma^ obscura

^ Added above the line by corrector.

' MS. emaronit, with e above u

' MS. emulomentiim, with o above first u.

^ The r added above the h.

B Second a added above the line.

' ti added above the line.

7 w»a on an erasure. .

48

OLOSA. E 196— E 267

Enodis . sine nodo.
Enitor conor
Eniclia . adultera
Encratitae . continentes.
aoo Enisus . elocutiia

Eimeacaide.ceterida . decennoue-

nalem\
Enormis . ingens.
Endecas . sjUabas . uersu« xii.

syWabarnfn
Emphimerides . duplex . res.
ao5 Enigmata . siroilitudo.
Enumerat increpat.
Eneruum . emortuum.
Enixius . leuius ' maiiifestius ' .

largius.
Enocilis . piscis . stagneus . qui
latine . anguila diditur
9IO Eneniis . sine uirtute.

Enixe . omnibus . uirtutibtM ni-

tit.
(26^) Enucleata . ♦geondsmead.
Encenia . initia . ut dedicationes\
Enixa . ♦beorende.
9X5 Eniteudo . oonando.

Enixa est genuit agnam id est

♦ceolbor lomb.
Enixus . creatus.
Enitescit . spendescit
Energia . tempus . pro tempore
aio En . faticus.

Enodabile . €^uod solui . mm pot-

est,
Enlencus . breue . uel capitnlum.

JjJortatice . solemnes.
Eous . orieus.
2a5 Eoo . oriente.

Eortasitasi . epistularu^n.
Eortasticai . solemnes.

Eoferant . laudando . extollunt^
Eois . orientalibus.

ajo jQiphiphania . splendor
Epistola' . misa.
Epome . memoria.
Ephod . uestiw. linea . latas . mani-

cas . habens.
Epilogi . narratio.
935 Epistelia . capitella.
Eptasyllon . *gelodpyrt
Epitomem . memoria . v>ei bre-

uiarum^
Ephithalamium .. carmen nu-

benter
Ephyria . experientia.
940 Ephitomos . breuiata.
Epithoma . adbreuiatia
(26*^) Epigramma . titulum.
Epigramma . abreuiata scriptura
Epimeri . adbreuiatio . rerum.
945 Ephemeris . c^uam habent .mathe-
matici . unde ligant . dies . sin-
gulo«
Ephebus adoliscens. qm non habe^

bar&am
Epipendiie . scapulare.
Epitheton . superpositio.
Epilenticus . '^jKxia
950 Epif ati . laici.

Epitathium. carmen mood dicUtir

sepulto . corpore.
Epicedion . carmen .. quoc/ dicUuv

non adhuc . sepulto . corpore
Eptafolium . ^sinfuUa
Episcopus . speculator
955 Epicurei . gentt^ philosophorum.
Epistolaris . exponis.
Epulaticius . qui epulis . dat
operam.

1 See below E 413.

3 Added above the line by corrector.

' Written above largius by corrector.

« MS. didi- altered to dedi-.

^ Final t added above n.

* ol added above the line.

' MS. breoiarum.

I

GLOSA. E 258 — E 323

49

Epilogium . nouissima . pars . con-
tra . uersiae.

Epimenia . *nest
360 Epidaurus . insula.

Epemeris . hiis breuiatio . rerum.

Ependiten . *c6p\

Epicoeni . promiscui . sexus . mas-
culini et femini.

Epitoma'.

265 JOiquidem . ego quidem.
Equora . maria.
Equipei^t . aequat
Equidem . ille . quidem.
Eques . homo . equo . portatus.

370 rj repsissent inruissent
Erimio . *hindberge.
(27'*) Ergata . uicinis.
Erga . iuxta*.
Ereon . sacerdotale.
275 Erumna . calamitas.

Ergastulum. locus . ubi. damnati .

aut^ marmora . secant . a.tU ali-

quid . operentur.
Erebum . profundum . infemum.
Eruli . domini.
Ems . dominus.
280 Erotema . interrogatio.

Eruditus . qt^osi a rare . sub-

latus.
Er* uigilans . eregione* . retro.
Erenis. *haegtis* . furia.
Erata . musa.
285 Ergastulum . metallum.
Ergata . operata.
Eruncare . eruere . radicitus.
Erugat . planum . facit
Erenditen . *cop®

390 Erodi . animal.

Eructat . a corde . emittit.

Ersa . lignum.

Erpica . ^egSe.

Erpicarius . ♦egSere.
395 Errans . gens . hereticus . diuisus.

Eridanus . padus . finnms italiae.

Erugo . *rust

Er . sol . ignis.

Ergasterium . monasterium.
300 Errabilis'^ . *liuerbende.

Erigastulo . depraesL

Erciscundae . diuidendae.

Ericius . *iil

Ermagoriae . superbiae.

E

mero-

305 J stus . fluctus' unda.

Esitabant . comedebant

Esculus . *boece.

(27'*') Esebon . cogitatio
rum,

Esto . puto.
3ZO Esto . et si putauero.

Esitat . admiratur.

Essedum . uehiculum.

Estu . perturbatione.

Ethicia . proprietas.
3x5 Essox ."^laex.

Etbica . moralis.

Ethicus . gentiles.

Ethimologia . proprietas.

Ethincon . proprium.
320 Eto deporicon . uiaticum^ iter-
arium.

Estera . in obs.

E

uangelizat . adnuntiat

Euersio
dendo.

a cadendo . a disce-

^ MS. has accent over ; see also below E 289.

' on an erasure.

' t written above u.

* Two glosses ; bat distinctly written as one in the MS.

^ Added above the line by correotor,

^ See above E 262.

7 MS. errabilis, with e above second i.

^ The c added above the line.

c. a

50

QLOSA. E 324— E 399

Euirat . uires . toUit.
395 Euangelicae , deo doraneos . con-
sensLones . eiiangeliorum.

Euocatus . eductus.

Euge . gaude . bene.

Eiiiscerata . ^athed.

Euestigio^ . ^onlande' *on laste.
330 Eudolia . uictualia.

Euboioorum . gens', maiorum . to-
lentorum^

Euidens . *Beotol.

Eugenes . nobiles.

Euellit . repulit.
335 Eurus . TLomen uenti flat ab
oriente.

Eadoxia claritas.

Euiscerat . excomedit.

Eulogium . responsum . aliquod .
ubi . ratio . redditur

Euentus . incursus.
340 Euertit . expugnat

Eucharistias . gratiarum actio-
nes.

(27*^) Euanggelioes . parasceues .
euangelicae . praeparationes

Eugenia nobilitas.

Euehit . portat.
345 Euestigio . statim

Eudolia . bonum . seruitium.

Euterpe • nom^n . musae.

Eufonia . consuetudo.

Euitauerit . offocauerit
350 Euiratus . eneruis.

Eurynis. *palcyrge.

Euerrit . trahit

Eumenides . furie . iii.

Eumenides . '^haehtisse.
355 Euitatus . perterritus.

Euergit . reinclinat

Euum . longeuitas . v^l uita.

Euaggelices . apodixeos . euan-
gelicae. ostensiones.

E

ixorcismum . sermo . correp-
tionis.
36o Exapla . sexies.

Exercita miserabit^ sollicita.

Exolantes . mandantes.

Explosi . extincti.

Expeditus. *abund^.n.
365 Exilem tenuem.

Exedra . sella

Exilis . gracilis.

Eximet ^alieset

Exponerent . occiderent.
370 Exposito . iectato.

Extrinsecus . sepai^atum.

Exegestus . *gebero.

Expendisse. *araefnde*.

Exundauit . *auueol
375 (27^^)Experimentum.*andpisnis.

Expergescens . euigilans.

Expertus . probatus.

Excidium . discidium.

Excidium . expugnatio.
380 Exornatus . ualde . ornatus.

Exheredet . alienat . tcel abiecit.

Exertum . soUicitum.

Exstat . superat . eminet.

Explorat . abscultat.
385 Excudunt . fabricant

Excudit. malleo qtiodcumque con-
ponit.

Exercitiis . "^bigangum.

Exortus . natus.

Exorti . *a5r^tL
390 Exposito . *geborone.

Exaltauit . "^stonc.

Expedisset *5ropode.

Expedierant . ^araeddun.

Exito perditio*. *endistaeb.
395 Exoleuerunt. "^gesuet^itidun.

Exerta . aperta

Exerti . nudi.

Ex phalange. *of tJreote *offoe5aiL

Exauctorauit . ''^geheende.

^ 8 above e and both on an erasure.

3 Added above the line by corrector.

> Tbe Erfart MS. has : genus maiomm talentorum.

4 Added above the line by corrector, but wrongly for miserabiliter; see below No. 552.
'^ MS. araefde, with n added above/.

GL03A. E 400 — E 475

51

o E^pilatam *a.hrjid . *arytrid,

Expeditio . *fa«rd.

ExtaaeoB . celsa.

EKtAre . adliuc . esse.

EsaustiB . defectis.
ij Exhauataa . eiiacuatas.

Eorcizo' , ad luro.

Excepta . eagitta.

Ex latere . regui . de adulterio .

regin^
□ ExcesBerit . ciilpauerit
Exintera 'ansceat.
{28"*) Exentesion expoaitio'qnaes-

Exacaide.ceterida.sedecennalem*

Explodit , excludit *atyni5.
i Exedra . Iocub . siibselliorum uel
locus . Haltatoriua.

Exagium . *and initta.

Exoesum . canticum . in teatris.

Epolitum . oroatura.

Extale . '"'snaedilfiearm
o Exedr^ scabelli . ad cibos.

Exilia . *gestmccuin'.

Ekorcista . adiurans.

Exsoquias . mortuis . officia.

Extemus . extranena
5 Expeditis. '"'gearuum.

Extollat . hoQorat

Ex inpi'oniso . ex iosperato'.

Expltuiat . exequat.

Extioiplo . statim.
o Excedo . egredior

Exstirpat . exterminat

Excors . sine oorde.

Experi men turn . experire

Experieutift, cara . cum diligentia
5 Exoubat , obseruftt

Exulcerat exasperat

Examinat . accidit.

Extabescit . languesceos' . defluit.

Exta ^iesen.
o ExignuB . humilis.

Expedio . exeoloo'.

ExBolutus. disolatua.

Exolitns . mintiatuB

Exemit . produoit.
s Extendit defecata

Exciderant ammo' . de animo .
recedebant

Explosa . elisa.

(28'^) Exagerat . explorat.

Exanreant . consumant.
o Explodens . extinctns.

Exeninm . *laac.

Excitatur euocatur.

Exactor . 'scuttheta.

Exuberat . habiindat.
.; Exorsua initiatus* locutus.

Exploderem . excluderem

Explodita . excluBa,

Exestuat . fluctuat
t«i> Existere . recede.

Excolat . *Biid.

Expiat . expurgat . ablait . mun-
dat.

Exomologesia . confesaio.

EpiabiliB . inmuudns.
46s Exta proecordia . *baecl>eanD.

Exalloge . permotatio.

Exoliaerunt . eruperunt,

Expiebat . exegobat,

Exitua , intestinis . hoBtiamin.
4^> Exaurauit . conpra«hendit.

ExamuBim . ♦georaUce .' abso-
lute . certe . u«l exqaisite.

Experrectua . euigilauit.

Espertia . aliena.

Exfretat . uauigaf .
<js Exorbitana , *a8«ab.

> So in H8.

' Added above the line by ooireotor.

» See above E 201.

* One c added above the line.

The s and « added above the p.

' I added above the line.

' So in MS. for animo.

62

GLOSA. E 476— E 546

Extenus . extremus.

Exalaparetur . ^suungen.

Exsumtuauit . pauperauit

Exparia . partibus . uacuans.
480 Exparta . parte . uacua.

(28**) Extempus. extremus ^

Expuncta . expleta.

Ex habet . extremus.

Extipices . ^haelsent.
485 Exostra . unguenta.

Expilatores . aliens . hereditatis .
subreptores.

Exodium . cantatio . in theatris .
ludicra . et scurilis.

Expensa . ^daeguuini

Exanreant . consumant.
490 Examen . exemplum' expositio.

Exepta . sagita.

Exime . educ.

Excelare . cum uxore . esse,

Expulsa . excelsa.
495 Exutas . biberatas.

Exul . qui extra . solum suum
uoluntate . peregrinatur.

Expiatum . exinauitum.

Exuberat . exundat . superfluit.

Exerta . liugua . ^naecad^ tunge,
500 Excesus . *egylt.

Extulit . erexit.

Excanduit . iuiracundiam exili-
uit.

Exigebant . *araefndun.

Expeditionibus . *ferdun.
505 Exomologesin . preoes . usl con-
fesionem.

Examen . *suearm*.

Expraesit . explanauit.

Exaceruauit . adflixit.

Execrare . maledicere.
5x0 Exmum . periculum.

Ex interuallo . id est diuiso .
tempore.

Exaudituat . excludit . ab abditi«.

(28**) Expleuit . corruptus est.

Expromit . exerit.
515 Extorres . *praeccan,

Exsortem . alienum.

Excreat. proiecit.

Exaotio . ^geabules monung.

Exenodocinm . susceptio . pere-
grinorwm.
530 Exesum . suptile . comsumtum.

Extimat . suspicatur.

Exameron . uii . dierum . conpu-
tatio.

Expediam . *arecio.

Exubiae . uestes . mortuon^m
5«5 Exugiae . spolia.

Excidium . euersio' emonnis . ttel
discessio^

Excnbias . *peardseld.

Extinctis . suscitans.

Eximia . magnifica . excelsa.
530 Eximius . nobilis . sublimis.

Exerere . exercera

Eximietas . sublimitas.

Exercere . producere.

Exesus . comestus*.
535 Exem tum . explidtum ' . exclusum .

Exemta . suciata.

Exciti . excitati . euocati.

Eoleuit . uetustate obscuratus est.

Exolutus . dissolutus.
540 Exolitus^ superbis.

Exosus . odio habetus.

Expendere . *to aseodeune.

Exugia . *gescincio.

Excudit . tundendo . extorsit
545 Exules peregrini.

(29^) Exhalat . anhellam.emittit.

^ MS. extrems, and u added above the line.

' Added above the line by the oorrector.

^ MS. naeod, with a added above the line between c and d,

^ MS. snerm, and a added above the line between e and r.

" MS. dissio, and ces added above the line.

' MS. comesus, with t added above the line.

' MS. exolitis, but seoond i altered to u.

GLOSA. E 547 — ^F 55

53

Exolescit . defecit.

Expilatam . *arydid.

Expers . scius . euigilans.
550 Expr^serunt . ♦arehtun.

Exerceri . *pesandraegtre.

Exercitat . miserabiliter eoWicUcU

Exercitatae . ♦Saregetyhtan.

Expeditio . *hergiui:ig.
555 Excubabant . uigilibant.

Exitium . mors . periculum

Exstant . stmt.

Expeditio . proeparatio.

Exactum . ♦baedde.
560 Exundans . fluens.

Expeditus ♦snel* . uelox . fortis.

Exedra . exterior . sedes . ubi
sedet . plebs.
563 Edra dicituv . interior . sedis . ubi
papa . sedet . cum . communio-
nem . dat ad popWt^m.

Jj auor . ♦herenis.

Facula . f&x . teda.

Facitia* . *glio.

Fascinatio . inuidia.
5 Fator . dictor.

Faustus . iocundus^

Fabor . clamor . adlocutio.

Fatidicus . mathematicus . diui-
nus*.

Fabrae . ingeniose . docte.
10 Falc . *palhhabuc.

Fasces . libri^ *goduueb.

Fauces . angustiae.

Fasces . dignitas.

Fagus. *boece.
IS Fabrum . perfectuTW.

Fastus . superbia.

Factitare* . facere.

Fari . loqui.

(29'*) Fastidiuw . odium* ♦cym-
nis.
ao Fastis . libri aunt in quibua sunt .
nomina . consuluTn.

Fatescunt . aperiunt.

Fasianus . *por bona.

Fascias . *pe3el.

Faria . eloqt^ia.
35 Famfaluca. *faam* ^leasung.

Fasciarum . *suaet$ila.

Fas erat . imperat.

Fastigium . altitudo.

Falcatis . curribi£8 armatis.
30 Fagolidori . manducantes.

Farciretur . ligaretun

Falcis . *pudubil . ♦siSe . *riftras.

Facultas . possibilitas.

Fanogoria . defano.
35 Facetus . elegans.

Facuntia . eloquentia.

Famfaluca . *papul.

Fanatici . f utura . precinentes.

Facitat . frequenter . facit.
40 Familicus . indigus.

Fatur . loquitur.

Faueat . adsentiat

Faustum . faestum.

Falsi . loquax . mendax . fictum.
45 Fatescunt . dissipant.

Fatescit . resoluitur.

Factiosus . fallax . deceptor.

Falcastrum . *pudubil.

Faonius . *pest su5 pind.
50 Factio . coniuratio.

Falcones*.

Factiosus . sepe . faciens.

Faxo . f acio . faxat.

Facetias . iocus.
55 Festinatio^ . *malscrung.

^ Added aboye the line by corrector.

3 MS. facitia, with e above the first i,

^ MS. ioounds, with u added above the line between d and s,

^ MS. dinnos, and i added above the first u.

<^ MS. fatitare, with c added above the line.

' The interpretation is wanting here; see Epinal Gloss. 10. A. 1; Oehler, in
Neue Jahrbikher fUr Philologie, 13«- Supplementbd. (1847), p. 331, No. 14, p. 332,
No. 7; and G. F. Hildebrand's Glossarium Latirmm, p. 138.

^ MS. festinatio, with a above e.

54!

QLOSA. F 56 — F 126

Facinus . scelus.

Farcet . implet.

Faiiolus . uates.

(29^) Fastus . contemtua,
6o Fauisor fautor.

FalangariuB . ut gladius.

Facetior . gratiosior . hilarior.

Facetus . affabilis.

Fasus . conf essus.
65 Facetiae . suauitas . uerborum.

Falarica . theca . gladii.

Falarica . *8Bgt§ro.

Fasus . confesaus.

Falaria . pars . macedoniae.
70 Fasus . colcorum . fluuius.

Fas . licentia.

Fasus , locutus.

Fasellum . genus . nauis . holeiis.

Fanum . templum.
75 Farcit ■. densat.

Faniticus . qt^i templum . diu . de-
serit

Famidicus . qui . certa . dicit,

Fanaticus . qui ^ intemplo . ar-
guitur' templi minist^.

Falcarius . falcem . ferens.
80 Facendat . resoluit.

Fanda . dicenda«

Fatitur . qui consentit.

Fatetum . faragem^

Fascinus . asp^us . onerosus.
85 Fascimen^ . ipsa species.

Farra . triticum.

Far . genvs . f rumenti

Falere . omamenta^ . equorum .
itel militum . arma.

Fantasia . multitudo.
90 Fastigasti . altis.

Falanx*.*foe?5a,

Faustum . bene . auguriae.

Farrugo . genus . frugi.

Fauere . adiurare.
95 Farrice . fiilcire.

Factione . facti . tinculus.

Fautores . adsensores.

Facessit . duo . atmt . id est facere .

cessat . et frequenter . facit.
Farius.*faag.
100 (29^^) Facessit. *sue?Jra5.
Farcum . inpletum.
Farsa. ^acrummen.
FamiHaris.amictus.
Fatuo. *b©an.
105 Familiaritas . amicitia.

Familiaris . amicus qttasi . unius .

famili^.
Fasces , *cynedoma8.
Fastu . * uulencu.
Fabari . afauis.
110 Fabrile. *smi51ice.
Farelas . *hryste.
Facessit . desinat.
Falerata . *gehyrsti
Farus . ceuaculum . altum . iuxta

mare utilis nauigantibus . per

quot . diriguntur . errantes .

nsiues.

"5

F

eruginius . *greig.

Fessat . desonat.

Ferox . *roeSe . ferae similis.

Ferculum . *disc . uasculum.

Fere . admodum.
1 20 Ferinum . *hold.

Feriae . cessationes . ab opere.

Fenicium . cocumum.

Ferme ! plus minu&

Feretrum . lectum . mortuoru^ii .
quia, fert . et non refert
125 Feriatus. *gerested.

Feiiatus . sa/noPua requies.

^ qui — argaitvr added above the line by oorreotor.

^ The Erfurt MS. has : Fate . foragem ; and Fatetum . faregem, with a above and i
below the second e of the latter word ; see Neiie JahrbUcher fur PMlologie, 13*' Sup-
plementbd. (1847), pp. 332 and 331.

^ MS. fascimen, with r added above the line between the 8 and c.

^ MS. omamenenta, with first en marked for erasure.

^ One letter erased between a and I,

1

GLOSA. F 127— F 193

66

Fefellit . f raude ' decepit

Fenus . ^spearua'.

Foenus *borg.
I30 Foeton . soUs . et Climence . filius .

Festus . felix.

Feniidus . iracundus.

Fenus . usura . debitum.

Foederatus. ^getriopad.
135 Faecce . *maere.

Fe8pa.*paefs.

(SO-') Fefellit. *uuegi?J.

Fenila , *aescSrote

Ferrugo . purpura . nigra.
140 Femina . femora.

Fellitat . suggit".

Feretrius . f ertilis.

Feculentus . feceplenus.

Feralia . tristitia* . lu gubrta*.
145 Ferali . mortifero

Femella . dimimUiuum . femina.

Fecundus . copiosus . fructuo«^M.

Fellus.*catte.

Felicitas . fortuna.
150 Fenum . *grae8.

Fero . dico.

Fetialis . pacis . sacer.

Ferrugine . *iseni . grei.

Ferruginem . obscuritatew ferri .
id est *omei^
155 Finix . auis . semetipsum . reuo-
cat . de fauillis . congregatio.

E

iloxsenia . philosophL
Fiber . * bebr.
Fisoos . f raus.
Filoxenia . hospitaJitas.

160 Filologos . rationes . ttel uerbi
amatores.

Fisco . puplioo.

Fiscilla.'^taenil.

Fida . * steam.

Fibra. *J?earm.
165 Filix. *fearn''.

Fiscillus . . * stic tenel.

Fisica . naturalis.

Fiscium . rerum . puplicarum*.

Fibrae . "^libr. laeppan.
170 Fibula. *hringe. *8iirl.

Fi8cilli8.*8pAlclun:

Filum . *5red.

Finicia. ^beosu.

Figmenta . plasmatio . hominum.
175 (30*^) Fibras . uenas.

Ficetula . * sugga.

Fioli . similitude . calicis.

Fibrans.*risende.

Firator . ianus.
180 Fidicen qui cum oitbara . canit .
a fidibus . dictum.

Fidiculae . genera . tormentoruTTi

Figura . aconfirmatione.

Fisco puplico . domini . caesart^

Fidiculae . cordae . citharae.
X85 Filii . iemini . filius dexterae.

Finiculus. "^finulae.

Fistum iocundum

Fictum . fucatum . coloratum.

Filtra . maleficia.
190 Filomella . luscina.

Fiscella . ubi forma . casei . expi-
muntt^*.

Fitigalis . corona . sacerdotalis.

Fisus . proesens.

1 MS. frade, and u added above the line.

' MS. spema, and a added above the line.

> Mr Henry Sweet {Oldest English TexU, pp. 63, 637) makes A. S. of this word.
But it is the Lat. sugere, as is plain from the fiact that the gloBS feUitare, sugit occurs
in the Glossary known under the name of Isidore. See also Loewe, ProdromuSt p. 106.

^ MS. trititia, and s added above the line.

'^ One letter erased between u and g.

* See Hildebrand's Olossar, Latin, p. 142, and dm^ in Bosworth-Toller's A, S,
Dictionary.

^ MS. fean, with r added above the line. ^ MS. puplioarum, with u above i.

* MS. expimntur and u added above the line, for ezprimantur.

56

OLOSA. F 194 — ^F 266

Fidus . amicus.
X95 Fidiculae . catenae.

Figulina . non figlina

Fidibus . fills . citharae.

Fidicula . citharedus.

Fiduoearius . possessor.
soo Finitimos . proximos.

Fiscalis . reda . gebellicum . * p»gn-
feara\

Fimum . *goor.

Fictis. *facnum.

FisceUum . diminutiue.
905 Fiscinum . copbinum.

Fistulis. *j7eofcum.

Fiscinum . corbis.

Figite . *suiSiga5.

Filacteria . pictaci . scripta.
aio Filiaster . *steopsunu.

Filargiria . auaiitia.

E

(30^) X} lustra . unda.

Flutas . fluens.

Flauum . fuluum . *read.
ai5 Flaccidum . contractum.

Flegmata . *hork

Flacentia . contracta.

Flabanus . *suan.

Flabum . *geolu.
aao Flagratione . petitione.

Flaminibus . sacerdotibus.

Flagris . * suiopum.

Flarantius . copiosius.

Fluxit' . faciat.
235 Fluit . soluitur.

Flagrantes . f estinantes . ardentes.

Fluxum . dubium.

Flamma . ^bl§d.

Flagitata . postulata.
330 Fluxerunt . ceciderunt.

Flabra . flatus . uentorum.

Flexuosus . inconstans.

Magitium . factum . malum.

Fluctuans . aestuans.
335 Floccus . *loca.

Fluemina . sanguis . in neruis ,
defusa.

Flammica . uirginitas.

Fluctuat . anxiatur.

Flammicus locus . in urbe.
340 Mummonium. honor . quae datur.
fluminibus.

Flat . spirat.

Flumen di . alls . sacerdos . iouis.

Floralis^ . a floribus.

Florea . tempora . florum.
345 Flammigena . de flammis . natus

Flagius . taureus.

Flagris^ . alaphis.

Flauellum . muscarium.

(30^) Flabus . rubius.
350 Fluctuat . dubitat.

Floris . hilaris.

Flauescit . *glitinat . albescit.

Flabris . uentis' . tempestas.

Flagrans* . *stincendL
355 Flebotoma. *blodsaex.

E

ortuna. *pyrd.

Fouet . diligit

Fortuitum . sub^tus . casus.

Forsan . forsitan.
360 Fomices . saxa . constructa^

Fotus . recreatus.

Femes, incendium.

Forfices . *scerero.

Fouet . *feormat . *broedeth.
365 Fortuitum . fortunum.

Foedus . pactum . iuratio.

^ MS. has the g above the <e.

^ MS. fuxit, with I added above the line, but probably fazit was meant.

' MS. floralis and e written above i.

* MS. flans, with g added above the line.

'^ MS. nentris, bat r marked for erasure.

" MS. flarans, and g added above the line.

7 MS. constucta, with r added above the line.

GLOSA. P 267 — F 346

57

Fouet . iuuat . nutiit.

Forum . appi . quod condidit . ap-
plus . senator.

Fogo . manduco.
370 FoUescit . tumescit.

Foederatas . *getreuuade.

Formas . nomen. loci

Fomicem . * bogan.

Fordas . suapregnans.
27s Forcifer . permalus.

Foliatum . curbutum.

Formido . *ano5a.

Fooilat . ref ecit.

Forfex . *i8em . sceruru.
380 Focidaribus . ignibus.

Foret . fuisset

Forsitan . utiqt66.

Fore . esse.

Fomenta . medicina.
385 Fors. *pyrd.

Forceps. *tong.

Folligantes . uestis . grossior.

(31*») Fortunatus . felix.

Fomacula . *cyliiie , *heorSe.
390 Foederatus . placatus.

Foedere . certo . certa . lege.

Fomis . origo.

Fora8.*bolcan,

Foculentur . nutrientur.
395 Fomes . astula. minuta.

Forma . copula . medicamenti .
uenditor.

Forbos . anastasis.

Fosforus . Stella . matutina

Forinsis . aforo.
300 Fortex . *edpelle.

Foricalatrina . secessus . latnnas.

Forire uentrem . purgam.

Forum . suarum . ubi sues . uen-
debantur.

Fomis . *bogo . supercolumnis.
305 Follis . *blaes . baelg.

Fomaculum . *here.

Formaticus . *cese . aforma.

F,

retus . instructus.

Frigat . ardet.
3x0 Fretus . peritus.

Frasi . sensu.

Friuolus.mendax.fictus.

Friget . refrigerat.

Fronulus . *linetuigle.
3x5 Frugalitatem . temperantiam.

Frequentia . multitudo.

Frugalis . parcus.

Fratuelis . *geaduling.

Fratuelis . .* suhterga.
330 Fratuelis . *bro5orsuiiu.

Fribolum fragile'.

(31*^) Fribula . uasa . uictilia . at-
qt66 inutilia.

Frasin . eloquentia.

Frugus . *uiicystig . '^heamul.
335 Fiixum . *afigaen.

Fraga . *obet.

Fraxinus . *aesc.

Frenat . contemnit.

Flagrat . odorem . dat
330 Freniticus . insanus . ex dolore .
capitia

Fringella . *finc.

Frendet . deB.ti\yus stride!

Frugalis . largus.

Frendat* . conpescit.
335 Frasis . interproetatio.

Fretum . mare . angustum.

Frustatur . inlusor . deceptor.

Frusta . iucisura . de qualibet . re.

Frutecbum . arbor um . contex-
turn.
340 Fribolum . nullum . sensum.

Frendat . conpescit

Frutectum . *lose . locus . ubi .
ponunt'.

Frixi ciceris . fauae . siccat^ . in
sole.

Framea . *8Bt gaeni.
345 Fons *hleor.

Friabat . fregit.

^ The il are written on an erasure.
^ The at are added above the line.
^ MS. ponnt, and u added above the line.

58

OLOSA. F 847 — F 426

Fretus . *bald.

Fragor . *suoeg . *cirm#

Frunis cantur . fniuntur.
350 Frumenta . omnia . quae amit-
tunt . ex se . aristes.

Frumentum . afrumina

Frutice . ramus.

Fructurus . fruiturus.

Frugi . modestia.
355 Frigore . timore

Fraudulenter . *faecenlice.

Fratria . uxor . fratris.

(31**) Frontuosus* . ♦bald.

Framea . quod contos . uocant.
360 Friuola . ignominiosa . res . tiel
nullius . momenti.

Frixoria . ardor . incendium.

Fractior . deficilior.

Frigula . uasa . uictilia.

Frustratus . elusit . fefellit
365 Fnitina . *fultemend.

Frunit^* . iueffrenat^.

E

ugitiuus . interdum.

Funeratus . sepultus.

Furcit . densat.
370 Fuscinula*. *apel.

Furcimen . *paergrood.

Furca . gent^ ligni . bicipitis.

Furcifer . cruci dignus.

Furbum . *bruun.
375 Fundi* . *grundu8.

Fundus . ager . paret.

Funalia . *conde\,

Fusum . * spinel.

Fucus . faex . *taelg.
380 Functus . liberatus.

Fusarius . ^pananbeam.

Funix . *gonot vA *doppa.enid.

Furuncus . *mearS

Fungus . *suom.

38s Funda . *liSre

Furfures . *sifi5an.

Funestauere . *smiton.

Funestissima . *5adeadlicustan.

Fulcra . omamenta . tectorum.
390 Fundat . aedificat.

Fudit . peperit.

Fultus . adiutus.

Functio . possessio.

(3pb) Funebre.luctuosum.
395 Funestus . funere . poUutus.

FurtiuQ fortuna.

Fulice . gentM auis . marinae.

Fultum . substratum.

Fungor . perago . exsequor.
400 Fulcimenta . subpositoria.

Functio . exsolutio . tributorum.

Functus . gerens . agens.

Futile . leues . inanea^

Futile . uanum . mendax.
405 Funestare . triste . lugulre^

Fudit . prostrauit.

Fusa . protracta.

Fuas . facias.

Fulgetum . f ulgor.
410 Fugitifarius . atsidue . fugiens.

Fundus . possessiones . pro^dia.

Funiculum . territorium

Fustatus . fustibus . cesus.

Fustarius' . qui cedit.
4x5 Functoria . transitoria.

Fultare . pulcharre.

Fuma . terra.

Futat . arguit.

Funalia . cerei . *paexcondel.
420 Fuciuus . flumen . italiae.

Fulgatores . rusticL

Funda . retia . linea.

Funebraticius . locus.

Funus . imaginarium . tumulus
sine cadauera.
425 Fucata . depicta

^ The r added above the line.

^ The i added above the line.

3 MS. fiscinula, with dot under first t, and u above it.

* See Wiilcker's Vocabularies^ i. 401 (No. 26).

^ MS. inanis, but second i altered into e.

^ Distinctly so in MS. for lugubre.

^ MS. fustaribus, but the b is marked for erasure.

OLOSA. F 426 — Q 50

59

Funalia . lucernarum . stupp^.

Fulgine . * sooth,

Funus . mons.

Furibundus . ualde * iratiis*.
430 (32**) Fusum . solidaturn.

Furentibus . austris . seuientibu^
uentis

Fungitur . paret . deseruit.

Funus . mens.

Furia . ^haehtis.
435 Fuluum . rubeum

Flauam . pallidum . glaucum.

Funera . luctuosa.

Funesta . scelesta.

Fundo . ima pars . nauis.
440 Fusus . prostratus . occisus.

VjlTaeometrica . terrae . mensu-
ratio.

Ganniret . cum ira qusm ridet.

Gargarizet . *gagul suille.

Garrit . ♦gionat.
5 Ganea . tabema'.

Gannatura . *gliu.

Galla . *galluc*.

Ganeo . tabemarius.

Gabulum . patibulum.
10 Garro . garrulus.

Galeras . pilleas . mitras.

Galaad . aceruus . testis.

Garrit . blanditur.

Garula . *crauue\
15 GUrbas . ^soeabas.

Gaza . diuitiae.

Gabaruas . areas.

Galmaria . *ealuuer.

Galea . cassis.

so Galnium . * moling.

Galmulum . *molegnstycci.

Galmilla . *liim caluuer.

G^neo' . gulosus.

Gane . sordidus'
as Gan*et^ . iocatur.

Gamus . nupti^

Garilum . pelleum . pastoralem .
quod unco . factum est.

(32*^) Gastrimargia . gula.

Gabea . *meau".
30 Gauli . gemis naui

Garrulitas . l^titia.

Garus . liquamen.

Gabalacrum . *calper.

Garrulus . blandus . laetu&

35 vTenealogia . generatio.

Gkstamen . quicquid . porta^t^r.

Gesa . hastae . galloruro.

Genium . quasi . uim . kabeat .
omnium . rerum . gignendarum.

Geometra . qui docet . mensuras .
terr§
^o Geometricus . ut pes.

Gestus . *gebero.

Generosus . *aet$ile.

Gestatio . ipsa . res.

Gestatus . portatus.
45 Gestum . habitum.

Garula . quae . infantes . portat.

Cremmasium . ubi iuuenis . exer-
ceretur*.

G^sum . asta . uel iaculum.

Germen . initium . floris..
50 G^nialis^® . lecti . qui sternuntur
puellis . nubentibus. ,

^ MS. joins these two words.

^ MS. teberua, with dot under the first e, and a above it.
' MS. guc, and all added above the Hne.
* MS. orane, and u added above the line.
^ MS. geneo, and a added above the first e by the oorreotor.
' MS. Bordids, and u added above the line.
^ MS. garret, and i added above the e.
^ MS. men, and a added above the line.
^ MS. ezercertur, and e added above the line between r and L
^^ MS. genialis, and e above first t.

60

QLOSA. G 51 — G 131

Geth . torcular . pro^sura.

Genista . *brom.

Gente. *pildegoo&

Gestus . motus . cor|)oris.
55 Genisculus . muscellat).

Genthliatici . gentiles.

Gelidum . frigidum.

Geserat . egerat.

Genitalis . deus qui omnia . fa-
cit.
6o Crenitor . et generator idem est

Genitiuus . ut colores . omnes dir
cwntuT et genitiua

Genuino . *tusc . naturale.

Genas . *heagaspen.

(32^) Genusia* senatus.
65 Gestit . cupit.

Gestitis . gauisi . estis.

Genu . agenua.

Gente . *pildegooB.

Gelum . *forst.
70 Gesiae . diuitiae.

Gemitus . qi^asi geminatus . luc-
tus*.

Genesis . constellatio.

Gerulus . suasor . negotii. ,

Gemnasia . termae . dicuniwr^,
75 Gennomae . creatura.

Genuinum . intimum.

Geniminae . creaturae.

Gescire . gaudere.

Genesis . latum . decretum.
80 Genialis . homo . gi-atus . homo.

Generositas . nobilitas.

Genimina . generatio.

Gere . age.

Geritur . agitur.
85 Gestat . portat.

Gener , *adam.

Geumatrix . *geac.

Giluus . *geolu.

Git . olus.
90 Gigans . terrigena.

Gillus.*grei.

Gipsus . * spaeren.

Gippus. *hofr.
Giluus . *figJu.
95 Gignitur . nascitur.
Gibra . mare.
Gigneceum . grecum . est,
Gigantomacie . gigantum . pugna.
Gilbus . *gymo.
xoo Gingria . *spon.

VTlandes . ab eo . quod est
glans . quae^ sunt . nuces . rus-
tici.

Glutinum . coniunctio.

Gleba . cespes dura.

Glis . *egle.
105 Globus . uolumen . circulus . luna.
et rota.

Globus. *leoma.

Globat . aceruat . rotundat.

(32^^) Glaucoma . nebula.

Glaber . caluus.
no Globus . pila . rotunditas.

Glarea . *cisil . stan.

Glumula . *scala.

Gladiolum . *saecg.

GlitUia . *clife.
115 Glomer . *clouue.

Glus.*frecnis.

Glaucum . *heauui . *grei.

Glandula. *cimel.

Glebo. *unpis.
120 Gladiatores . *cempan.

Glosema . i/i^erpretatio . sermo-
num,

Glebra . arator.

Glescit , crescit.

Gliscit . ascendit.
125 Glauco . pea.

Globosus . exsolido . rotundus.

Glomerat . ccmuoluit.

Glosa . lingua.

Glos . quaedam . necessitudo.
Z30 Gladonamur . atiungimur.

Glomoramur . atiungimur.

^ Distinctly so written in the MS.
^ The 8 added above the line.
3 MS. dnt, on an erasure.
^ The a is snbponoted.

i

QLOSA. G 132— H 6

61

Globus . coUectio . multorum.
Gluten. *teoru.
Glosa . lingua.

a

135 \J\ nomen . orolei . genu&

Gnatus fiUus.

Gnarus . peritus . doctus.

Gnauus . f ortis . agilis.

Gnossea . noman . ciuitati^.
140 Gomer . consummata . perfecta.

Goridus . rigidus.

a

npem . *gig.

Grillus . *hama.

Grammatica . litteralis.
145 Grandisnatu . parens . senex.

Gratuitum . gratis . habitum.

GratiRcatur . gratiam . pr^tat.

(33**) Gregarium . ducem miU-
tum.

Gremen . *faethm.
ISO Grex . multitudo.

Gramen . *quice.

Gramina ; herba.

Grassator . * f orhergend \

Grallus.*hrooc.
155 Gracilis . *8m§l.

Gressus . ambulatio.

Gregariorum . *unaet5ilsa.

Gregatim . *peammeluwi.

Gregalis . mediocris.
160 Greditur. ambulat.

Gros . orbis.

Grus . gruis . *comoch.

Gramina . arida.

Grauis . *comuc.
165 Gratis . sinecausa.

Gremius . sinus.

Gratator . gratulator.

Gratat . gratulat.

Graffium.*grQf.

170 Grates' . cellae . apium.

Gressit . incessit.

Grassare . f eire.

Grunnire . *grunnettan.

Graticium . *pag' flecta'
175 Gralorum . grecorum.

a

'urgustium . tabema . humi-

lis*.
Gurgustium. domus . paup^rum.
Gnrges . altus . locus . flumiuM.
Gumnaside . lauacrum . balneum.
180 Gurgulio. *5rotbolla.
Gurgustium *ceosol.
Gurgustiore . *cetan.
Gurgustium . domus . piscatoria.
Gurgulio . *emil.
185 Gunna . *heden.

Guttit . paulatim . pluit.

(33^^) Gurgustia . tabemarum .

loca . tenebrosa . ubi conuicia .

turpia.fiunt\

Gymnos* nudos.
X90 Gymnasia . ^dificia . balnearum.

Gallus. color, ferrugineus.

Gymnicus . agon locus . ubi . le-
guntur . diuersae . artes.
193 Gymnasia . exercitia . palestr^.

XJLai'undo . calamus.

Haec . egloga . et haec eglogae .

cantationes . in carminibtM

sunt
Haut . procul . non longe.
Haut . sanus . nonsanus.
5 Haec fomes . nutrimentum . ignis.

auouendo.
Habia . apta.

^ The d added above the line.

' MS. gratis, bat the i straok through and e written above it.

s The MS. joins these two words, and Mr Hemy Sweet (Oldest English TextSy
pp. 67, 586) makes one A. S. word of them. Bat flecta is more probably to be taken
as Latin, meaning the same as wag^ i.e. a partition, hurdle; see above, note 4 on p. 38.

* First i written below the line.

^ The u added above the line. * The s written above the 0.

62

OLOSA. H 7— H 84

Haec . nemus . quasi . culta. silua.

Hastilia. telorum . ^scaeptloan.

Haeiolat . plorat . lamentatur.
to Hausissent . euacuissent.

Habiloes . aptoa.

Haue salutatio.

Hareolus . diuinus . ab ariR.

Habitudines . *geberu.
T5 Hareolus . iucundus.

Halibs . f errum.

Habitum . uestum.

Harimilces. repertores . aquarum.

Harubdis . uorago . profundit.
9o HaruDdo . canna . *hreod

Habitudo . fortitude.

Harenae . pauimentum . theatri.

Hause . sinecircuitu.

Hausae . diuitiae.
as (33^) Habyssum . genus . lan§.

Hamatum . uncis ^ . circumdatum.

Halat . holet . oscitatur.

Halantes . redolentes.

Haec . lampas . facula.
30 Hausta . epotata.

Hau8tuw.*dryiic.

Haurio . uideo.

Haut . dificulter . non dificile.

Haut . secus . non aliter.
35 Haustum . sic loquitur.

Hauserit . percusserit

Habenis . *gepaldleSru7ii

Habile . *lio5upac,

Haurit . implet . uidet.
40 Harena . sablo.

Haruspex . qt^i oantus . auium .
intellegit.

n erus . uir . fortis.
Hesperias . occiduae . partes
Heries . morio.
45 Hereum . inferi.

Hercule . fere.

Heluo . uorax.

Herurana . labor.

Habet . tremet.
50 Habitat . defecit.

Heus . *geheresthu.

Hebenura . genus . ligni.

Hermafrodus . castratus.

Herculus . fortis.
55 Hebescebat . stultus . factus

Hebitatus . *astyntid.

Hebesceret . *asuand.

Hebitabit . ^asclacade.

Hera . terra.
60 Hebetos' . uacuos.

Helluo . luxoriosus.

(33^^) Herr§ . saxa.

Herbum . bolus.

Herma. froditus . qwi natnra . con-
positus est . ut uir . sit . et
femina id est monstrum.
65 Hermon . anathema.

Heliacus . solis . occasus.

Heribefonticon . deuita . theo-
rica.

Heronalacah . brute . diuersa-
rum.

Heresis . praua . secta.
70 Hereditas . ab hero.

Hereon . infere.

Helluo . gulosus.

Heia. *pelga'

Hemorres . genus . serpenti^.
75 Herugo . sanguis . suga.

Helson . mons . musarum.

Helice . nomen . stellae. •

Heuotropeum . nomen . gemmae.

Helus . palidus . nausia.
80 Heredium . praedium.

Herculaneus . eunuchus.

Herma . castratio.

Herodius . *palch habuc.

Hebitiores . rusticioris.

^ The ei are written on an erasure.

3 MS. habtos, of which a is written on an erasure, and marked for erasure, with
e written above it, and a second e added above the line between b and t.
' ga added above the line.

J

GLOSA. H 85 — ^H 155

63

85 Hersutum . drustum \
Helleborus. *poidiberge.
Herinis . * palcrigge.
Herma . froditus . androgi.
Hebetat . *styntid.

90 I I ispida . senticosa.

Hispidus . hirsutus.

Hipocrisin . siiualatio.

(34**) Hibemus . ut mensia.

Hibema . uttempora . et castra
militum . ubi . hiemant
95 Histriones . saltatores . vsl scenici

Hiulca . *cinendi

Hie stipes . ligna.

Biameo . margareta . praetiosa.

Hiscitur . diuiditur.
100 Hiatos . pate f actio.

Hibiscum . *biscopuuyrt.

Hiscit . incidit.

Hirsi . hirsuti.

Hiadas . atauri . aimiXitfudine,
X05 Hiulcas . leouis . faucis'.

HiiTindo . *sualuue.

Hictrames . iter.

Histrix . *iil.
• Himosus . odio . habitus.
110 Hiscire . loqui , desinere.

Hie frutex . uirgultum arbor .
minor.

Hiantes . ampliantes.

Himeneos . nuptiae.

Helidres . serpentes . aqt^tici.
Z15 Hincire. hino uiro.

Hisseire . loqui.

Hiemen . nupti^,

Hirribile . infinitum
. HistoriQus . panto . minus . his-
torias . scribit.
1 90 Hieronia . scema . cauillatio.

Hirobi . ungulas . non diuidenis.

Hiantes . 6s aperientes.

Hirtus . sitosus.

Hister . fluuius.
X95 Hiulcum . patens .. apertum.

Hinnitus . * hnaeggiung.

Hicine . putas . iste . est.

(34^^) Hostis . picis . aruspices.

Hilicus . arbor . est . folia, modica.
fructus . sicut . glandi . modici
130 Hyna . *naectgenge.

H.

cre-

oromatis . auditis.
Hoc planetum . aplana
Hosce . osis.
Holor . *8uan,
135 Hoscine . hos uero.
Hora . *8ueg.
Homo. *))ysgere.
Holocaustum . quod totum

matter.
Holio . glapha . tota . scriptura.
X40 Hostia . de qmbus . sacerdotes .

partem . habent.
Hoctatus . *gelaechtrad.
Homo . *))y8gere.
Hostia . qiLod deum . placat.
Hostire . equare.
T45 Hostimentum . lapis . quo . pon-

dus . equatur.
Holido , *fule.
Honeraria . *hlae8t scip.
Hostiae . pacificae . de quibt^

plebs . manducat.
Homuncio et homulis . unum .

stmt.
150 Horus . laus . gloriae . dictus.
Holitor . hortulanus.
Hoc . sagma . sagmari . uero . bur-

dones . i]$si . dicuntur . qui por-

tant.

I I rema . color.
Huscide . *tolice.
X55 Huncciue . hunc uero.

^ This word is entered as A. S. in Wtlloker's Anglo-Saxon... Vocabularies, 25. 26.
Bat see Gust. Loewe, Prodromua, p. 398, and Foroellini's Lexicon, ed. De-Yit, Vol. vi.
581, in voce Drusus.

^ MS. faucis, and e added above the i.

64

GLOSA. H 156—1 65

Humatus sepultus.

Humatum . uncis . circum . da-

tum,
(34^) Huiuscemodi . talibus.
Humase. *bimyldan.
i6o Humum . terram.

Hun cine . usque . nunc.

H

.yadas . ♦raedgaaram.
Hyalinum . uitreum . uiridi . co-

lorw.
Hymeneos . *li§medo.
x65 Hyranus . laus . .carminum.
x66 HyuQ noctumum . monstrum .
similis . cani.

lam duduw . pridem.

laspis . nomen. gemmae.

lacea . iactare.
5 lapix . felox.

lacturas . damnis.

lacit. mittit^

laculum . telum.

laspix . uentus.
lo laram . diaconus.

lactus . iactatus . casus.

9

I

bices . *fii-gengaet
Iconisma . infago
Icist . hie.
[5 Ictus . percussuit.

I

dinomen . heretici.
Idem . hoc.

Id metuens . hoc timens.
Idioma . propietas . linguae.
2o Idicon . proprium.
Idiota . ignanis.

>

Idem . ipse . iste.
Iditun . transilitor.
Idumea" . terrena.
as Idoneus . *oxstaelde.

Iden tidem^ . iterum . atqt^ . ite-
ru»».

I

(34^**) JLgni sacrum

Igitur . itaque.

Ignita . ignea.
30 Ignouit . ueniam dedit.

Ignauus . piger . tardus.

Ignosce . parce.

Ignarus . inscius*.

Igrius . orbis . circulus.
35 Ignarium . *aalgeperc.

Ignauus . inefEcax.

Ignobilis . sine dignitate^

Ignitior . ardentior.

lir . semis . palma.

Oman

I

40 jLeortasticai . perite.
lecit . expulit.
lezrahel . nom^n dei.
lerion . sacerdotale.

I

lia . * mid hridir. * niot^an peard .
hype.
45 Ilium . uiscera.
Ilicet . scilicet
Ilia, troia.
Ilibus . uisceribt^.
Ilicet . qt^si relicet.
so Illic . *^anan.

Iliacis . campis . troianis . campig
Illinc . inde . deinceps . ex inde.
Iliacus . troianus.
Imus . altus . notissimus . nouis-
simum.
55 Immunis . mundus.

^ The first i is written above the line.
^ MS. Idumia, but the second i altered to e,
' There is an erasure between the n and t,
* The u added above the line.
^ ni added above the line.

GLOSA. I 56—1 136

66

Iroinant* . facient.
Imbricibas . *})aec.tigilum.

I,

.nsolescere' . crescere.

Inermis . distitutus.
6o Initia . egestas.

Ingerit . inferit.

Inpulor . ortator.

Intemuntius . in^^rpraes . mediu&

(35**) Inpluraberis . inuocaberis.
65 Incursatione . in impetu.

Inpertit . iDpendit.

Inlicis . indiciis.

Interclusit . inpediuit.

Incursantibus . festinantibus.
70 Incentores . stimulatores.

Inoentiua . stimulatrix.

Inormes . ingentes.

Inspuri . incerti.

Inergumenos.*podan.
75 Incestus . coitus . sanguinis.

In canalibus . in angustiis . locis.
^ Indruticans . *praestende'.

Inians . *gredig.

Inpetigo . *teter.
80 Inextricabilis . *untosliten.

Inceniae . nou^ . aedificationes .
tabemaculorum.

Insimulat . accussat.

Infastior . inf elicior.

Insolentia . inquietudo.
85 In^ ecideis . inferreis . ligno.

Tnfixis . et curbis . interra positis.

In metallo . in caroere.

Inluuies . secundarum . *hama .
in quo fit . paruuluB.

Inoommodum . *unbryce.
90 Intercalares . dies . interpositio.

Indigenes . per habundantiaTii .
frugum . indigesta . inlioebra.

Insolens . superbus.

Inminere . instare.

Inibitum . prohibitum.
95 Infusceretur . priuaretur.

(35*^) Inprouisu . ^feringa.

Infestatio . *unlio^upacnis.

Infula . *uueorSmynd.

Inremotis . insecretis.
100 Inf estissimo . nooentissimo.

Inminente . *aet peosendre.

Increpescit . flamroa . concrescit .

Intestinum . intimum . uA domes-
ticum'.

Inexpertum . probatum
105 Incursat . infestat.

Infestus . *gemenged.

Insidias . furta belli.

Indegina . indegenitu&

Insegniter . innobiliter.
xxo Ingesta . *ondoen.

Inola . *eolene.

Insolescentibus . superbientibt«8.

Intestinum . *J>earm.

Infestauit . uastauit.
1x5 Interamen . *innifli.

Increpuit . insonuit.

Infula . uitta . quaedam . digni-
tatis . quo . utuntur . manichei.

Indeginus . qui in eodem loco
ubi nascitur . habitanit.

Instites . *suet$elas.
X20 Index . testis.

Insectari . insequL

Infima . *niol.

Intexunt . *pundun.

Inlex . *tyctendi.
X35 Indicit . ccmiungit.

Interim . *))ra^a

Increpitans . *hleo})rendi.

Interdiu . tempus . interdiem . et .
noctem.

Infestus . *flacli.
130 Indit . inserit

(35^) Interceptum . *arasad.

Interceptio , *raepsung.

Indeptus . adsecutus.

Infandum . * manful.
X35 Inlecebris . *tychtinguw.

Ingratus . *lad.

^ tn on an erasure. * e« on an erasure.

* MS. adds an i above the line, between A and e.

* No. 85 and 86 make one gloss, but they are written separately m the MS.
' The U added above the line.

CG. 5

66

GLOSA. 1 137—1 208

Incuda *onfilti.

Incola caltor . in terra aliona

Inritatus . ^gegremid.
X40 Inhiebant . prohibebant.

Incitamenta . *tyhtinne.

In merothece . in domo . ungen-
torttw.

In prostibulo . in domo . fomi-
cana.

Insultans . ridendo* . contradi-
cens.
X45 Intriuis . in tribus . u]&

Interasile . interana . glyffa.

In tula . *uualhpyTt.

Inprobus . *gemah.

Ingruerit.*onhrio8et5.
150 Inruena . *berende*.

Intractabilis^ . *unlio})upac.

Inmunes . *orceas.

Indidit . inposuit.

In coniectura . in indicio.
155 Ineptias . res uanas.

Increbruit . diifamatus.

Infactus^ . non f actus \

Incubat . insedit.

Interiora . penetraUa.
160 Interdicit . interminat.

Inultus . non uindicatus.

Inlectus . fallaciis . circtem uentus

Inditum . institutum.

Intempestiuum . non oportunum
tempus.
165 Inluuies . squalor . sordis.

(35^^) Intemperantia . leuitas . au-
dacia.

Inprocinctu* *in?5egnunga

Insuper . ualde . super.

Iniit . incoat.
170 Iners . piger.

Industrius . studiosius.

Incestare . maculare.

Intercepit . *r§fsde.

Intercepit . *fomoom
Z75 Insignia . darus.

Ineluctabile . contra quod nemo
luctare . potest.

Inrogat . inferit.

Interoessum interdictum

Intemperies . aurarum . mutatio.
180 Iniurium . iniuriosum.

Inspicare . faces . diuidere.

Indemnis . sinedamno.

Indagat' . inuestigat.

Incaluit . ualdeferuit.
Z85 Interlitus . interlinitus.

Interceptum . est . *raefsit . paes.

Insimulatione . *feringe.

Inpendebatur . *geben paes.

Infitiandi . negandL
Z90 Interpellare . *raefsit.

Industria . *geomis.

Intempesta . nocte . media nocte.

Intempestiua . intemperata opor-
tuna.

Inpendebat . *salde.
X95 In dies crudesceret . *aforht'.

Intransmigrationem . * infoer-
nisse.

Iners *e8uind . *asolcen.

In quis . in^ quilyus,

Interuentu . *))ingunge.
900 Inpuberes . inberbes.

Inlectus . *getyhtid.

Inpubes . puer . inberbes.

(36**) Intercessisse . interire.

Interlitam . *bismiride.
ao5 Inpactae . *onligenre.

Indigestae. *unobercumenre.

Innitentes . *pi5erhlingende

Indolem . iuuentutem.

1 MS. ridendendo, with seoond den marked for erasure.
' Distinctly so written in the MS.

* li added above the line.

* The c added above the line.

^ Second c added above the line.
^ The first a*added above the line.
7 The ^ on an erasure.
^ n added above the line.

GLOSA. I 209—1 287

67

losolesceret . *oberuuenid&
aio Inpulsore . *baedendre^

Infractus . ^ungeuuemmid.

Inopimum . ^onasaedde.

Inditas . *dagesettan.

Infid . *gemengde.
:,i5 Inuiolatum . inpraesumptum.

Index . *tacnendi . *torctendi.

Inposterem . *bisuuicend.

luterprimores . *bitun aeldrum.

Intercapido . * first . maera
920 Inopinato . insperato.

Insolens . *foruueued.

Infando . nefando.

Incuria . *inmaeSla

In cdlleum . in follem . bobiili-
num . et . aliter . machina . corir
texta . et . bitumine lita.
225 Incuba . *maere.

Ineditissima . altissima.

Inabstrusa . insecreta.

In mimo . *in gliope.

Inuisus . *lath.
230 Increpitans . insonans.

Inuident . scident.

Inluuies* . sordes.

Institutor . negotiator.

In estiuo . cenaculi . *ypi)e . ubi
per . estatem . frigus . captant.
235 Inuolucus . *uulluc.

(SG***) Inuoluco . *uudubinde

InfaustuB . inperitus.

Ingmentia . inminentia.

Insilitus . Dobilis . clams.
240 Intercalat , intermittit.

Interpola . reprobata.

Ingnierit . inpetu.

Inculcat . insinuat.

Inqi^ilini . ooloni.
245 Inqt^ilinis . *genaeot.

In occasum . in finem.

Inquiens . inpatieDS.

Inlidit . inpingait.

Inlecebrum' . indesertum
250 Incabet . manet.

Inpendere . soluere.

In capissendo . in accipiendo.

Instinctu . inaccessu.

Inuisere . uisitara
255 In abductionem. in oppreasionem.

Intentio . tenor . status.

Insolentione . intemperantia^

Inpeosum . inpertitum.

Intentant . minantur.
260 Indolis . *hyhtful iiel *5iendi.

Interpolat . diuidit.

Inpetuunt . pugnant.

Infrunitas' . indigestaa

Intemodia . artns.
265 Inferiae . sacra . mortuorum.

Intibus . genua . holeris.

Inedia . famis.

Infridat . *kaelit$.

Iniuum iniuriam.
270 Inedia . stupore" . dentium".

Intestabilis . sine fide . testium.

(36^) Indolis . spes'^ uirtutis bonae

Inoestum . crimen impie commis-
sum cum sorore aut filia uel
oognata.

Inponit . intentat
275 Inuectus . ambulat -

Inbreuia . inaccessabilia.

Incumberc . superruere.

Inficise . infiase.

Incute inmitte.
280 Inmoderatus . inpatient

Inlustrat . glorificat.

Inflase . minor se.

Inprobat . obicit.

Infitior . nego.
285 Intemperantia . leuitas . audacia.

Induperator . imperator.

Intercalcat . intermittit.

^ The second d added above the line.

^ Second u added above the line.

^ I added above the line.

^ The first n added above the line.

'^ MS. infninitus, but second u snbpuncted and a added above it.

* So in MS. for stupor edentium.

7 MS* has accent over the e.

5

—2

i

68

GLOSA. I 288—1 367

Interpolauit . interrupit.
Inconsuetare . insolenter inuadere.
290 Inposterio . postea.
Intermina . interiecta.
Inalator . inspirator.
Inpertit . luui^ . uel multis.

Inuectussum . inueni.
S95 Incessum . ingressnm.

Indere . inserere.

Inqmtis . dicitis.

InpanteDsium . potestate . elatus.

Inruit . *rae8de.
300 Inripere . serpere,

Inergumenis . demonibus.

Incilat . uitare . exprobrat.

Inbit . miluus . cam uocem . emit-
tit.

Inflictu . inpactu.
305 Inferiae . placatio . inferomm.

Infimus . interius.

(36^**) Infidens . infisor.

Inplurat . inuocat.

Incimabulum . iDsignis . infantiQ.
3x0 Intempestum . intemperatum.

Inlibare . infundere.

Incursati . turbati.

Inrequiuit . prouocauit.

Innitimur . inplicamur.
315 Inolescit . iungit.

Indens . inserens.

Inpendit . super . eminet

Insuescit . extra . consueuit'.

Innectitis . inuolutis.
390 Inferiae . quae mortuis . mittuntur.

Inolescere . crescere.

Innixus . incumbens.

Indipiscitur . adipiscitur.

Inadfectione . inuoluntate
335 Infesus . infestus.

Inscitia . rusticitas.

Insitum . inseminatum.

Indigetes" . dii patres . romano-
rum.

Inous . indbus.
330 Incuria . neglegentia.

Inter rex . designatus . rex.
Inauspicatus . sine questione .
auspicale.

Infitia . mendacium.

Inmunit . ualde munit.
335 In latumis . in carceribus.

IntomuB . interius.

Infestissimo . nocentissimo.

Inat. aperit.

Inconsissis . firmis.
340 Interpolata . reprobata.

Inlauare . infruere.

Inorma . plus . aforma.

(37**) Inuestis . sine barba.

Indidem exindedat.
345 Intercusus . hydropicus.

Intercus . hydrops.

Instrumentum . nouum et uetus .
testa mentum.

Inueterare . callide . malitiose.

Indere . scribere . taxare.
350 Inobliuit . innotuit.

Intresio . insinuo.

Inpingit . *smat . *gemaercoda

Incaulas . incancellatas.

Indicibilis . inenarrabilis.
355 Inuolem . originem.

Ingenua . libera.

Inserta . inseminata.

Indubiae . indumenta.

Indoluit . multum doluit
360 Insauciabilis . qui uulnerare . non
'potest

Inpopulabile . iulesum.

Inlibat . non cediat^

Incentor . *tyhtend*.

Infessisti . intulistL
365 Inferaces . inf ructiueras.

Interuallum . inter murum et fos-
satum.

Incantata . *gegaelen.

1 So in MS. for uel nni.

> Insuescit, extra oonsuetudine effaoit, OloBsar. LaU , ed. G. F. Hildebrand, p. 181.

3 MS. indigetis, bat the last i altered into «.-

^ See Olossarium Latinam, ed. G. F. Hildebrand, p. 177.

^ The d is written above the n.

1

QLOSA. I 368 — I 445

69

Incantatores . *galdriggan.
Infestationes . *tionan.
370 Indecorum . foedum . inhones-

turn.
Intestinum . domesticuTTi . tt^l ci-

uile . bellum.
Inundat . plenum est
Intercapidine . *ginnis8e.
Instar . magnitudo . similw
375 Inpetendum . persequendum.
Inundatio . *gyte.
Inque . etiam.
(37*^) Incurrus. ♦ongong.
Incusa . reqt^ire.
380 Instrumentum . qttod instruat.
Iniiexuosus . quod penitus* . non

flectitur.
Infitetur . non fatetur.
Intemperius . inmederatio' . sine

tempora mento".
Inlecebra . ab inliciendo . ac sedu-

cendo.
385 Ingluuies . gula.

Indicium . documentum.
Incentiuum . inritamentum.
Innuba . quae null! . nubit.
Incompti . inconpositi.
390 Inops . pauper . sine ope.
Inconditus . inconpositus.
Inexorabilis . qui nuUis • preci-

hus flectitur.
Infandum . non loquendt^m.
Introrssum^ . introuersum.
395 Infanticulus . latinum est.
Insontem . innocentem.
Intemuntia . mediatrix.
Inpendium . erogatio.
Inepte . inutile.
400 luf estus . molestus.
Inbuit . *onreod.
Infltiae . negationes.
Inpetrat . accipit.
Indultum . donatum.
405 Indutiae . interuallu97i.
Industias . spatia.

Indutium . spatium

Infastum . ^sliden.

Inruptio . ♦ongong.
410 Innixus . *strimendi.

Incanduit . ^auueoU.

Ineptus . *gem^id

Intrinicio . ♦forsliet.

Insirtim . *iusondgepearp.
4x5 Inprouisus . ante non uisus.

Inuitor . ♦onhlingo*.

Inficio . ♦blondu.

(37^) In propatulo . in pu-
plico.

Ineptia . stultitia.
430 Infula . *uyrSo.

Inmoratur ♦punat.

Infectum . *geblonden.

Inperimente . inponente.

Inlustare . saliendo . inludere.
435 Infulae . uittae . sacerdotum.

Inexpiabile . quod non pot . est .
expiare.

Indomitus . *pilde.

Inulte . indefensus.

Inpensum inmensum.
430 Iniit consilium . coepit . consi-
lium.

Inbecillis . linguidus.

Inpensus . inportunus.

Indefferens . paratus . sine . dila-
tione.

Insignit . deoorat.
435 Infamis . sine honore.

Inclitum . sanctum . praeclarum.

Intercapido . interiectio . t&mr
poris.

Inertis . inutilis.

Inderet . insereret.
440 In remotis . in secretis.

Iniere . retinere . conpescere.

Instincta . *onsuapen.

Inperitat . iudicat . uA frequen-
ter . imperat.

Inormia . maxima.
445 Incursantes . incurrentes.

^ The ni are added above the line.

3 Distinctly so written in the MS.

' Distinctly so written and divided in the MS.

* The second r added above the line.

B u added above the line between g and 0.

70

GLOSA. I 446 — ^I 511

In orbitate . in amisione . caco-
rum.

Inlectus . prouocatus.

Incessit . incurrit.

Inepti . adqt(isiti.
450 Inenodabile . quae solui . non pot-
est.

Integerrimus . de integritate.

Incessere . inpugnare.

Inoentiua . cupiditas.

(37**^) In uestibulo . in ingressu.
455 Inhibentibus . prohibentibus.

Intrans.meabili . *unoferfoer6.

Inergiae . uanitates«

In edito . in alto.

Inclamitans^ . sepe' clamo^.
460 Inbellem . ♦orpige.

Intemicium . beUum . dicier, quo
nullus . remanet . *utcualm.

Incidere . inpetere.

Infit . inquid.

InuluB . *hindcaelf.
465 Incatamo . ^inb^ce.

Initiatum . *gestoepid.

In pauone . in fai*etro" . eius . pro-
pio.

In uaticano . proprit^m nomen
loci.

Intimandum . *to cyt$enne.

I,

I

470 oluerunt . manserunt.

loatham . domini . consunimatio.

lordanis . discessio . eorum.

lob . dolens.

Iota . *sochtha.
475 loram . diaconus.

lolia . specula.

locista . qui uerbis . iocatur.

loram . os . aperiente.

louem . ♦]?uner.

480 JLperbolicus . superbus.

Iperbolicus^ nimius.

Iris . arcus.

Ironia' . mendax . iocus.

Ira . repentina^
485 Iris . arcus . caelestis.

Ir . mediatos . palmi^

Irridabant . *tyhton.

Iracundia . diuturna.

Irritum . ♦forhogd . inanem.

I

490 jLsic . *laex.

Isca . *tyndrin.

Iscit . hie.

Istic . ♦uueSer.

Istinc . de isto . loco.
495 Isignit . ornat.

Istuc . ♦hider.

I

.tore . montane.
Itane . ita uiro.
Itenerarium . iter.
500 Itane . putas . sic.

I

(38**) I ugum . seruitus . capti-
vit<i8.

luga . summae . latorum . mon-
tium . port^.

lubilum . nubilat.

lure . iuste.
505 luuencus . taurus.

luuat . dilectat.

luiis . consultus . iuris . peritus.

luniperum . similis . taxo.

luglantes . quasi . ioues . glandes.
sto lungetum . *risc?Jyfel.

luuauit . dilectauit.

^ Second n added above the line.

^ MS. joins the two words.

* MS. feretro, but first « snbptincted, and a written above it.

^ The u is added above the line.

B The glosses 483 and 484 are added at the foot of the page, with the usual 8 (by
the side of gloss 485) and 11 (by the side of the glosses to be inserted), as marks of
reference.

GLOSA. I 512 — L 61

71

lurisperiti . ♦redboran.

lusiurandum . iuratio.

lugulat . mactat . oocidit.
515 lugis . montibus.

lurgat . litigat.
^---^gia . continua.

luTgium . rixa.

lugarat . coniunxerat.
S20 Tubilum . sibiluni . laudis.

lubar . ♦earendel.

lugiun . ♦cnol.

lunctura . ♦foeging.

lugabouum . 'U'X . boues.
535 lumperum^ . gemis . ligni.

luuentus . ♦midferh.

luuentus . inultitudo . mnenvmi,

luuenalia . et iuuenilia . unum est.

luuentas . ipsa . aetas.

530 luncus . *risc.

531 lubar . *leonia.

L

na-
nomina .

lacenosa . uulnerata.
Lanioses . qui berbices . incidunt.
Lanugo . prima . capilla . tio . bar-
bae . quasi . asimilitudine . lanae.
Labrum . ♦segn.
5 Lar . domuB . honesta.
Lautumiae . carceres.
(38*^) Laqaearia . tabulae . sub

trabibus.
Laturus . daturus.
Laterculus . codex . membra
ticius . illic . sunt
promotorum.
xo Lautum . mundu^n.
Larbula . *egisgrima.
Lasciuae . f eruidae.
Lances . uasa . quibiM sacrificatt^r.
Lamsta^ . magister . gladiatorum,
15 Lacema . *haecile . vs\ *loSa.
Laxhe' . *holor.
Lanio . qui lacerat.
Lanistae . gladiatores.
Lacessit . ♦gremiS.
9o Latericia . ex latere . facta.

Laogoena . *crog.

Laniuas . laniat.

Lantema . uas . lucemae.
• Lauticiae . munditiae.
35 Lautumiae . uerbera.

Latomi . lapidum . cessores.

Laquearia . fenes . lucemae . id
catenae . aureae.

Lacunaria . aurata . camera.

Lamia . dea . siluae . dtci^r ha-
bens . pedes . similes . caballi .
caput manus . et totum . corpus,
pulchrum . simili . mulieris.
30 Latrina . *genge . *groepe . atque
ductus . cloacas.

Laudae . *laurice.

Lacessitus . *gegremid.

L^xiua . *laeg.

Lacesso . *8uto.
35 Laqitear . ♦first . hrof.

Lanx . *heolor.

Lanucar . *flode.

Labos . labor.

(38^) Lactuca . ♦jjuSistel.
40 Lacunar . *hebenlius.

Laguncula . uasa . fictilia.

Lancis . mensuratio.

Lapanas . taberna.

Lapatium . *lelodrae.
45 Lacerta . *a5exe.

Laser . holus.

Las domus.

Laris . ignis.

Latus. minor. .
50 Larus . *meau.

Labrusca . arida . uba.

Lacerti . murices . in brachis.

Lampades . faces.

Lappa. *clibe.
55 Latus . nauis.

Latex . ♦bume.

Lacinosum . panhosum.

Lancinat . bellicat.

Laris . terra . profunda.
60 Lares . dii . domesticii.

Larem . ignem.

^ DistiQctlj BO written in MS.

^ Seems a corruption for lanx. The Epinal Glossary has : laxhe, olor; the Erfurt
Glossary: laxe, clor. See below L 86; Leo, Angeltdehs, Glossar, col. 424 (54, 55);
Bosworth-Toller's Dictionary, voce heolra.

72

GLOSA. L 62— L 182

Labes. macula.

Lantemum . &nuai.

Lanugine . lana . supra . poma.
65 Lauema . ferramenta . latronum.

Lata . data.

Lasciuia . uoluntas . camis.

Lauescit . fortunam . p^rdidit

Larba . umbra . exerrans.
70 Lauema . dea . furum.

Lacertu97i . brachium.

Lapicedina . locus . ubi . ceditu .
lapia

Laticis . liquoris.

Latibulum . defensaculum.
75 Lanistarum . camificum.

Latur. ♦Satur^

Latescere . latere.

Labitur . lubricat'.

(38^^) Latericia . ex lutere*^ . facta.
80 Laena . *rift. .

Labat . *peagat.

Latebra . locus . occulta.

Labo . titubo . nuto.

Lana. *uul.
85 Latrina . secessum.

Lautissime . habunde.

Laquearia . *firste.

Latex . aqua . quae latet . in uenis.

Laciniosum . laceratum.
90 Latratus . *bercae*.

Laudariulus . ^frecmase.

Lautuminia . custodia.

Ladascapiae . briensis . id est
♦hcndpyrw*

Latona . apoUonis . et dianse
mater
95 Lantema . *leht faet.

Lacessere . *gremman.

Lactescit . exasperat . prouocat
iLel frequenter lacerat . detra-
hit'^ . maledicit.

L

lenones . uenenosi . suasores.

Lepidus . urbanus.
100 Lepor . ♦pooS.

Lebes . ♦huer.

Lebetas . ollas.

Lenones . conciliatores . meretri-
cum.

Lema . palus.
105 Lena . sagum.

Lesus . offensus.

Lenta . tarda.

Lenocinantes . conciliantes.

Leuem . f ormonsum.
xzo Lenta . *toh.

Lepus . iucundus . pulcher.

Lecebra . seductio . occulta.

Leuum . ccmtrarium.

Lexis . pausatio.
IZ5 Leuiathan . serpens.

Lex pausans.

Lenocinium . *tyhten.

(39«*) Legit . coUegit . ♦lisit.

Legerat . coniunxerat.
120 Letamen . uirus.

Lembum . *listan.

Legula . ^gyrdils . hringe.

Lembus . breuis . nauicula.

Lenticulum . didtur . uasculum .
aereum . olei . modicum . quad-
rangulum . in latere . apertum .
aliniendo . dictum.
135 Lenam . pallam.

Lepidum . uoluntarium.

Lendina . *hnitu^

Lentis . legumen.

Lembum . purporeum . uestimen-
tum . in imo . abet . clabatum.
130 Leuir . ♦tacur.

Legio. ui* milia.

Leuigatis . natantibus^

^ This word is distinctly so written in the MS. But is it A..S.?
^ After this gloss, a hand of the end of 9th or beginning of 10th cent, has written
at the foot of the column : Lithos. Lapis.
3 Distinctly so written in the MS.
* MS. baercae, bat first a subpnncted.
^ The h has been added above the line.

^ MS. hntn, and rd added above the line, probably for hnitu, not hniutu.
7 Some letter has been erased between t and n, and the second a is added above the line.

QiWSA. L 133 — L 204

73

Lectidiclatum . *ge))uonieflete.

Lens lentis . genus . leguminis.
135 Lepus . lepom . *liara.

Lesia . paradisti^.

Lectus . ab electis « et mollibas .
herbis.

Lentum uimen . *tohg§rd.

Lenotoga . dupleic . uestis . I'egia.
140 Lemurium ^ . dies . festus . latitiae.

Leno . qui puellas . conparat . in
prostibulo.

Leuis . inberbis.

Lenooinium . habitatio . meritri-
(ywm.

Legat . testamento . donat.
145 Legat . mittit.

Lego . congrego.

Lenticula . *piose.

Lexos' . dictiones.

Leptis . filia . fratris,
ISO Lesta . ♦borda.

Lectica . qua . consules. portantt^r.

Lermentum . species . quaelenit .
ut lima.

Lemociniat . conciliat.

Lembus . nauis . piraticus.
Z55 Lenirent* ^afroebirdun.

L

(39*^) JLiinionis . fiUs.

Libae . africanus.

Linebat . non liniebat . dicen-
dum . quia . lino . liniuit.

Limbum . girum . circuitum.
x6o Limpha . aqua.

Ligones . '^meottucas'.

Libare . degustare . tenere.

Libramentum . libratio.

Libumices . *gerec.
165 Libor . *uuaai.

Lixiones . aquarum . portitores.

Lictores . ministri . consulum.

Litotes . duo . negatiua . unum ad-
firmant.

Ligustrum . *hunig . suge.
Z70 Liuida . toxica . *t$a ponnan . aetri-
nan.

Liquentes . *hlutre.

Lien. *milte.

Liberalitas . humanitas\

Liminium . diuinum . seruitium.
Z75 Lidoria . uituperatio.

Litura . aliniendo.

Libertabus. "^frioletan.

Liciatorium . "^hebelgerd.

Liticen . qui cum . lituo canit.
z8o Limax . "^snegl.

Licett^r de pretio . contenditur.

Liqttidum . splendidum'.

Lituus . tuba.

Libor . inuitia.
185 Liberalis . largus.

Liberdialeptis .liber.disputationis.

Liquoris . res . liquidse,

Librat . examinat . trutinatum.

Libor . macula . corporis.
190 Litare . sacrificare.

Linquid . peccauit

Libat . f undit.

Liquitur . labitur.

Lidiae . et . ruria tuscia.
195 (39^) Liniamentum . species .
quaelinit . ut fila

Linimenta . figurae.

Limus . humus.

Limphaticus . ^poedendi.

Licentem . lititer.
300 Lituus . *cryc.

Limis . finis . terminus.

Liberales . litteras . qui liberi tan-
tum . legunt.

Liquitur . fluit.

Liber ^ a* . cartice . dicitur . quia
ueteres in cortice . scripserunt.

^ MS. lemoriam, but the a marked for erasure, and u written above it.
^ A later hand has added i above the line, between the x and 0.

* MS. meottcas, with stroke over second t, which is nsnallj a contraction for ur,

* MS. hmanitas, with u added above the line.

* MS. spendidum, and I added above the line.

* MS. joins the two words.

u

OLOSA. L 205— L 275

805 Libertini . filii . seruorum . lib^o-
torum.

libauit . saciificat^i^.

libauit . consumsit.

litescere . latere.

Idticines^ . comicines.
2ZO Licidus . '^husBt

Lixa . seruus.

Liis . litis . alite.

Litat . placat

libertis . libertalmtf feminino .
genera.
3X5 Licitator . actionator.

Idbrantes . arantes.

Lixae . qiii . exercitum . secuntur.
quaestus . causa.

litui . tonnentu97i.

lingurrit . lingit.
aao Lincis . lupi . ceruari.

Limuniae . laruae.

lixa . gaJearia.

lice . auctor . actioni . uenditor.

liuido . amor . desiderium.
235 Licitatio . ubi licet uendere . pu-
plice.

libitina . feretrum.

linx . leopardus.

lictores . qui faces . ante indices .
ferunt.

limpba . aqua.
330 licitator . altionatur'.

(39**^) linifator' . furiosus.

Licetur . paciscitur.

Libertus . *frioleta.

lituos . signatur.
33s Linter. *baat.

lignorum . aggeribus.

Lingula . ♦gyrdils . hringe.

limis . finis.

limus . *laam.
340 Tinchini . lucemae.

linquid . reliquid.

Liquet . liquidepatet.

limbus . *5res . *liste.

liberalitas . ^roopnis.
345 libertatem . fiduciam.

libraries . uidi' . qui libros . scri-
bunt

Lihargum . •slaegu.

Linea . ^paebtaeg.

Licium . *hebeld.
350 Licia . "^hebeld . 5red.

lima . "^fiil.

libuma . nauis.

Lintris . nauicula.

XJoica . rationales.
355 Loliuw . *ate.

Lotium . *lilond.

Logus . grece ratio.

Logion . pannis . exiguus.

Lotum^ mors.
360 Lobe . sorde.

Lodix . *lo5a.

Locusta . "^lopust.

Loetalis . mortiferis.

Logus . uerbum . siue . sermonis.
365 Locuples . habundans.

Leuem*^ . formonsum.

Loetiferum . mortif erum.

Longa iri^rcapidine . longo . in-
teruallo.

Longo . interuallo . ex longo tem-
pore . (40**) Bed alocis.. tractum
est inter murum . et f ossatum .
locus . in medio . interuallum .
dtc^r . hoc iam . tronslatum .
est . ad tempus.

L

370 J uculum . uas . ligneum.

Ludus . litterarum . scola legen-
tium.

Luscus . *an ege.

Luridus . pallidus.

Lucor. *freceo.
375 Lurcones . ^siras.

^ MS. liticinis, but the last t altered to e. With this gloss of. A 347 and 849*.

' Distinctly so written in the MS.

> So in MS. for oiri.

^ So in MS., but e written over by the corrector.

i^ So in MS., but written over the first e.

QL08A. L 276 — U 6

75

Lusit . repellit.

Lunulus . '^mene . scillingas.

Lusus. luaitatatio^

Loxus . dilici^ . cnm lasduia.
38o Lucif uga . qui tenebras . diligit.

Lnstro . circum . spicio.

Languens . ualde senex.

Lupaoar . ubi meretrices . habi-
tant.

Luculentum . '^torhtnis.
285 Lupea . meretrix . tt^l lupinaria.

Lucubrantes . uigilantes.

Lumbare . *gyi'dils ♦broec *

Ludiscenici . partes . theatrt

Ludilitterari . "^staefplagan.
390 Lustrato . stipite . cirouito . ligno.

Lutraos . *otr.

Lucius . *haecid.

Lupatis . '^bridelsum.

Lucanica . '^mierh.
295 Lucan . templum.

Lurdus .-^lemphalt.

Lupus.* brers'.

Ludarius . ^steor.

Lucumones . reges.
300 Luitia . rosea.

Luridam . luto . poUutam.

Lustrum^ . inluminatio.

Lucar . negotiatio.

Lumbricus . *regnpyrm.
305 (40*^) liutexim . crocei coloris.

Lucar . uectigal . puplicum.

Lussus irater mariti.

Lucus . populares*.

Lutus . genus . ligni.
3ZO Lustrum . .u. annos.

Lutuus . tuba.

Luxoria . luxus.

Lustrat . peragrat.

Lustra . cubilia . f erarum.
315 Luteum. *crohha.

Luit . dat.

Luperci . sacerdotes . lupercales.

Luebant . luere . persoluebant.

Ludibrium . dedecus^
390 Lubrioes . labiles.

Lubricus . fallanx

Lustrum . circuitum.

Lustrat . circuit.

Lucus . locus . nemorosus.
325 Lupercal . *haerg.

Luxurio . uerbum.

Lues . morbus.

Lumbus . *side.

Luxerat . fleuerat.
330 Luscinia . *naectegale.

Luscinius . *forsc^

Lupus . *pulf.

Lupa . *pylf.

Lupinare . *uulfholu.
335 LumbuloB . *lendebrede.

Lupercalia . ipsa . sacra.

L

lymphatico. *poedendi.
Lycisca . canis . ex lupa . et cane"

natus".
Lymbo . *?5resi.
340 Lyeus . uinum . bachum.

Lyneus . anguis.
349 Lymbus . clauus . in ueste . regia.

M,

(40^) JLVJL*iiipulatim . *J?reat-

melum.
Malleolus . genus . fomenti . aput .

persas.
Malis . ora.
Mancipauit . subdidit.
5 Malleolus . sarmenta.
Manticulare . fraudare.

1 MS. lusitatio, and another to added above the line.
' MS. breo, and added above the line between r and e.
' MS. bres, and r added above the line between e and 8,

* MS. Instram, bnt the a marked for erasion, and u written above it.
^ MS. popolaris, but the i altered into e.

* The second e on an erasure. ^ The s has been added above the line.
> MS. joins these two words.

76

OLOSA. M 7 — ^M 79

Marasmon . corium . adherens .
OBsibus.

Mancus . '^anhendi.

Maforte . '^scjfla.
lo Manes. deae\

Maceria . lapis . tantum.,

Machinatur . malum . cogiter.

Machinatio . dolor . excogitatio.

Maturat • urguit . acce lerat*.
IS Manna . quid est hoc.

Manica. ^glof.

Manile . *lebil.

Mandragora . fructus . similis .
pomi.

Manitergium . *lin.
so Margo ."^obr.

Malagma . ^salf.

Manty rium . modicum . oratorium.

Manubiae . res . manu . captae.

Malus . "^apuldur.
25 Martyr . t^is.

Mandras . '^eouuistras.

Maoeratus . "^J^reatende.

Manasses . obliuio.

Mastigium . "^suiopan.
9o Manubium . *paelreaf.

Mansyr . Ulius . meretricis.

Manticum . "^hondfulbeopes.

Masca . "^grima.

Mascus . '^grima.
35 Marsopicus . *fina.

Marsuppia . "^ceodas.

Marruca . "^snegL

(40^*>) Maiales . *bearug.

Mango. *mengio'.
40 Maulistis . "^scyend.

Mastice . *huit cudu.

Malua . * hocc . * cottuc . uel * gear-
pan leaf.

Marubium*.*biopyrt , Tiel *hune.

45 Massa . *clyne.

Mapalia. *byre.

Magistratus . senatus.

Mango . negotiator.

Mars . martis . "^tiig.
50 Mas . maris . amaritado . dictum^

Made . aspersus . unguento.

Madit . humidum est.

Marcidus . grauatus . lassatt^s.

Manubla . iteratio . doctrinae.
55 Manua . manipula.

Mantica . bis . acuta.

Mannolus . caballus . buricus.

Matella . genus . uasorum . ubi .
antiqui . mingebant.

Masitat . manet
60 Mala . poma.

Mandauisit . mandarit

Mafortiam • res . quae ad ma.
fortem . pertinet.

Mappalia . tentoria papilionis.

Mampularis' . dux • qui reget
exercitum.
65 Mastruca . cocula . depellibus •
siue . depilibus.

Manuale . uorarium

Marsus . incantator . serpentium.

Malachia . mollities.

Matalis' . pecus . pingues.
70 (41^) Manet alta . manet . intra
sensum penitus . conlocatti^.

Marisie^ est . masculus.

Malle . uelle.

Matertera . soror matris.

Manubium . hoatium . spolia
75 Mandibula . apta . ad manduca?^
dum,

Mandit manducat.

Mandet commasticat.

Machinantem . struentem.

Manatio . fluentia.

Matrix . *qui5a.

% Prol Znpitza read dede^ and hence this gloss appears as A.S. in Wiiloker's Voca-
buUmea, 31. 25. It is possible to read the drd letter as d, but the more obvious reading
is a ; henoe deae. See Hildebrand's Glossar. L(tt.t p. 205.

' There is an erasure between aoce and lerat.

' The has been added above the t.

* MS. Mubiom, and iM' added above the line.

* So in MS. for manip-.

* So in MS. for malalis.

OLOSA. M 80 — ^M 157

77

8o Maturius . cito . uelocifer.

Magalia . *byre.

Mas . masculus.

MaculoBum . notis . plurimis . ua-
Tvu/m.

Madere . humida loca sanguine.
85 Macilentus . ^gefaested.

Mantilla . mappae . uellosae.

Mallo . magis . nolo

Manipulus . directus.

Marsupium . saoellufii.
90 Mallim . uellim.

Manere . *bidan.

Mallo . magis . nolo

Mansuaeuit . mansuetus . factus .
est

Madid am . ^obSaenit.
95 Maritabatur . dominabatur.

Magnetis . lapis . qui f errum . ru-
pit

Materia . massa.

Madefacta . ^geuueted.

Mdachim . regum.
zoo Malefida . periculosa.

Martyrium . testimonium.

Manipulus . numeinis . militum .
breuis.

Marcor . languor.

Marcuet . languet.
105 Magnificus . magna . fiiciens.

(41^) Macies . exilitas . corporis.

Mauens^ . durans.

Manes • infemi.

Manachus . singulariter.
110 Mansitare . manere.

Mauult . magis uult.

Machinamenta . ^ort^onc.

Maturauimus . festinauimua

Mafortiam . urbem . romam.
1 15 Mancipare . deseruire.

Mancipatus . uinctus.

Macte . gauda

Mantega • *taeg.

Magnanimitas . bonitas.
I90 Mala punica . genus eat, pomorum.

Malas . ^gebsias.

1 So in MS.

' Is this word A.S. ? It is not in the
haps, a cormption of some other gloss.

Macera . gladius.
Manduco . manum . duoo.

iVJ. eta . fnudn . inter proetatio.
195 Mendacio . conposito . *gereg-

nade.
Metas . terminos.
Meta . finis.
Metrum . modium.
Melotis . pellis . simplex . ex uno .

latere . deperdens*.
130 Melinus . color . nigrus.
Medemnum . modios . uL
Merepsica . unguentaria.
Meloncolia . umor f ellis.
Melopeus . carminis . factor.
Z35 Medio . toUonium . medio . terra-

neum
Menstrum . defectio . lunae.
Metas . rerum . fines . tempo-

rum.
Merotetes . domus . ungentorum.
(41^) Metafora . translatio . re-
rum.
140 Meatim . meo more.

Mecanicia . peritia . ue\ iahricsL

rerum.
Melarium . *mirc . *apuldur.
Meatus . uenae . modicae.
Merum . sinoerum.
145 Mecenus . regiones . sunt.
Meticulosus . metuendus.
Medetur curat.
Menstrua . a mense . dicta
Menstruum . tempus . unius .

mensis.
ISO Melodium . ^suinsung.
Metit . secat.
Mesores . ametendo.
Mercimonia . negotiationes.
Medius . fidius . iuramenta pa-

ganorum.
155 Melito.meditor.*meadrobordan^
Meantes . ambulantes.
Melos . cantatio . carminis.

' MS. distinetlj deperdens, for dependens.
Epinal, nor in the Erfart, MS., and is, per-

78

OLOSA. M 168 — M 228

Meliuscula . feminnm . regit ge-

ni(s diminutiae.
Meliuscule . aduerbium . eat di-

minutiue . sicut . bene . tiel

male.
x6o MergttluB . '^scalfur.
Merx . *mertza
Mereo . *groeto.
Meio . minxi . amingente . dic-
tum.
Merx . mercis . amercando . non

merces . niercedis.
i6s Merula . *osl§.
Megale . *hearma.
Mergiteculmi . manipulos . spi-

carum.
Mentor . scluptor^
Metonomia . trans . nominatio.
170 Meta . dictio . translata . apropria .

significatione.
(4P^) Metra . genus . unguenti.
Mesopicatum . medium . pecca-

turn.
Melops . dulcis . sonus.
Melopeum . dulce . conpositum.
175 Messalia'. messor.

Medius . fidius . deus sancttis .

malaa . uertens.
Merit . floret.
Meat . mauat.
Melopeus . quasi . carminis .

&ctor.
x8o Meapte . mea uoluntat«.

Mercedarius . qui mercidem . dat

pro labore . sibi . inpenso.
Mergae . fustes . qt^ibus . messes .

coliiguntur . uel corbi marini.
Melfoben . musa . mane . mea .

egrcco.
Metitur . mensurat.
185 Mensum . mensuratum.
Meditus . medicator.
Mergisso . callidus . murmura-

tuw'.
Mero . animo . simplici . flde . sin-

ceritas.

Memei me ipsutn.
190 Melodiam mulcido . uel comi
marini . uel oonuiuium.

Meditullium . medio . loco.

Merit . tnstatur.

Medella . cura.

Medentes . medici
195 Medulla . *merg.

Mestificum . meror . tristitia

Mercurium . *poden.

Mentagra . '^bituihn.
" Merga * scraeb.
900 Metncius . ^mederpyrhta.

m

.iluus . *glioda.

Milium *miil.

(42^) Minerba . pallas . id est.
dea artium.

Miriflllo . *gearpa
905 Misitat . frequenter . misit.

Mistice . sacrae . diuine.

Mirum . in modum . supra mo-
dum . mirum.

Mimopora . *5eofscip.

Milium . genus . leguminis.
axo Mine . luna.

Minet . eminet.

Mimographus. histrionum. scrip-
tor.

Minax . iratus.

Misellus . diminutftt^^z^i . miser.
3x5 Milium . collarem . canis.

Misicus . qui militiam . exhibet

Minitatur . adsidue minats^r

Misterium . sacrum.

Minicus . ericius.
320 Mire . magiflce

Miuparones . genua . caraborum.

Miserandum. horribile nefandum.

Minaci . *hlibendri.

Mitigat . sedat . temperat.
335 Misuratio . mensura.

Minitante . minaiite.

Mitra . *haet.

Milite . exercitu.

^ MS. Bcuptor, and I above the line between the c and tf.

' MS. mesalia, with 8 added above the e.

' The Erfurt MS. reads : Mergisoo, callidus murmurator.

GLOSA. M 229 — M 302

79

Migma . commixtum.
330 Mitra . cinthium.
Mimus . qui agit.

M

.onofealmoii . unum . ocu-

lU7».

Moysica . modulabilis.

Moenia . mums.
235 Molitur concitat.

Mordefc . conpugit.

Moles . uastitas ^ . magnitudo.

Monumentum . memoria.

(42*^) Monimentum . amoris . in-
dicium. .
340 Molares . denies . extrimi.

Monimenta . testimonia.

Momentum . ictum . temporum.

Moderatus . rectus.

Modulatio . dulcido.
345 MoUes . uanL

Molitur . disponit.

Modulatio . mulcido.

Monasterium . unitas.

Monumentum . donum.
350 Monogamia . singularis . nuptiae.

Mordicoa . *bibitne.

Molestissimum . *earbetlicust

Monai*chia. ^anuualda.

Morosus . fastidiosus . superbus.
355 Modius . sextan.

Modioli . ^habae.

Morgit . *milcit

Mosiclum . "^ragu.

Momentum . *scytel.
360 Morotonus . rigidus.

Moenia' . superior . domus.

Molibus . "^ormetum.

Modemos . nouos.

Mordacius . *clouae.
^6s Monopolarius . qui* ibe* e8t\

Monupolium . pigmentarium.

Morbidoisus . qui morbis . ha-
bundat.

Modulant . librant.

Monstrum . def ormitas . membro-
rum.
370 Mouebor . *8tyri8.

Mora . celsa . agresta

Monarchus . singularis . rex.

Monarcha . pugna . singulars

(42^) Modulum . tropum.
375 Morigeri . moribus . obedientes.

Molire . aedificare.

Molestus . iniuriosus.

Monarchus . inperator.

Modulamen . cantatio\
380 Modulator . cantat.

Modus . modus . breuia

Molitionibus . dispositiouibus.

Monumentis . supplicis . sem-
piterriis.

Moles . ^falthing.
385 Molosus . "^roShund.

Molimen^ . dispositio.

Monotalmis . luscis.

Morenula. *eil.

^osicum . *ragu.
390 Moderari . regere.

Monotonus . rigidus.

Mora . *lieorotberge.

M.

ultimoda . multiplex

Municeps . *burgliod.
395 Munifica . *cystigan.

Murica *gespon.

Muste . frangat.

Musicanter . leniter.

Mulgatores . peremtores.
300 Mulcauit . uinxit.

Mutilum . pecus . diminutiuum .
amuto.

Murenula . *booL

1 The first 8 has been added above the line.

3 MS. menia, and added above the line between m and e.

> The Erfurt MS. has pigmentarium.

* MS. oantio, with ta added above the line.

'^ MS. milimen, bat point below the first i and above it.

80

GLOSA. M 303 — ^N 4

Mnnicipatum . principatnm.

Murcus . curtus.
305 Mutilanda . commouenda.

Murice . indomatus.

(42»»»>) Mulcare . calcare.

Mulcatur . abono . separat.

Mnsitat . pro timore . dubitat.
310 Mucro . caput . gladii.

Multatio . condemnatio.

Muscns . genua herbae.

Murra . et aloae . herbae . mint.

Muluctra . *ceoldre.
315 Munila . *baeg.

Mulcet . producit.

Munitus . circum datus.

Multaui . magna . uirtute.

Mimiceps . ciuis . municipiL
330 Mulcat . grauiter . uexat

Municeps . et . municipalis. unum
est . id eat ciuis.

Municipatus . ius.

Munitoria . proecinctoria.

Muscipula . ^muusfalle.
3«5 Mutilat . contaminat.

Mulcifer . ignis . quia omnia .
mulcet . et dicUur . ulcanus.

Mucro . *mece.

Munidpium . ciuitas . modica.

Murex . regalis . purpura.
330 Multata . percussa.

Munerum . dies . remunerationes.
militum.

Mugil . "^haeced.

Munificentia . largitas.

Mulsum . cum . melle . mixtum.
335 Mustacia . *granae<.

Musiranus . *screauua.

Mustel a^ . *uueoBale.

Mulio . ♦horstfegn.

Mugil . *lieard . hara.
340 Muria . faex olei.

Mulgit.*milcit.

(43**) Murex . murice . alapide.

Mus . muris . *muus.

Multabitur . ^uuitnath.
345 Munifex . qui munus . iBuoit,

Mutilat . murmurat.

Munificus . honorificus.

Munia . offida . militiae.

Muginatur . causatur.
350 Mulcet . lenit . friat

MuiTat . murmurat . musat.

Murice . ostro . purpura.

Munia . aedificia.

Mulcit . Unit.
355 Murilium . ♦byrgen.

Mutilat. retundit.

Multifarius . multi . loquax.

Musca. ^egesgrima.

Multifariam . multiplicem.
360 Muturat . urguit'.

Mufex . munerarius.

Munificentia . puplicum . opus.

Multat . damnat . contaminat ce-
dit.

Munda . officia.
365 Multatus . con demnatus.

Mutilare . mutare.

Multauit. condemnauit.

Musica . *myrgnis.

Multatur. occiditur.
370 Mulcra . mulgarium . lacttg.

Munifice . magnifice.

Mulcere . mitigare.

Mulcendis . reficiendis.

Murratum . amarum.
375 Murice. *purman.

Musca. *flege.

(43*^) Mutuli. minimi

Murus . *braer.

M

.yrmicaleon . formicaleo . uel
f ormicaru7/» . leo.
380 Myro . uncxio . chrismalis.
38X Myrtus . * uuir.

N,

auiter . studiose.
Nauarcus . princeps . nauis.
Naualis . campi . culturae . dediti.
Kanctus . inuentus.

^ One letter erased between I and a.
3 MS. urgit, with u added above the i.

OLOSA. N 6— N 74

81

5 Nausatio' . ^uulatunc.

Nanctus sum . inueni.

Nauus . Btrenuus.

Kauigabilis . ut pontus.

Nauiter . *hor8clice.
zo Naumachium . locus . naualis . ex-
ercitationis.

Naumachia . uaus . templum . ma-
chia , pugna.

Naama. decor.

Nando . natando.

Kasturcium' . ^tuunc . ressa.
15 Kaetcos . murus.

Kario . subsannanis.

Napta. "^blaec teoru.

Nat . natat.

Nardus . arbor.
3o Naides . f ortium ' . nymphae.

Nancisceretur . inueniretur.

Nauale . proelium . pugna . mari-
tima.

Nabat . cogit

Nauus. obsequeus^. impiger.
35 Nauuu . celer . industrius . fortis.

Natium . natura . legeiitium.

Nantes . natantes.

(43^) Nardus . genus . odons . op-
timi.

Nanciscitur . fruitur.
30 Nauare . extremi . aliquid . facere

Nauaretis . nomen nauigantibi68.

Nauat . continuat.

Napta. ♦tynder.

Nauat . frangat.
35 Naualis . res . ad naues . pertinens.

Natrix . serpens . aquatict^^.

Nardum . spicatum . species . nar-
di . in modum . spicae . infusa .
conticitur.

Nauus . pumilio . *duerg.

Nasciosus . qui plus . uespere . sa-
pit . tiel uidit.

40 Napis . ^naep.

Nauita . nauigator.

Natiuum . genitiuum.

Nauare • strenue . officiunu

Naumachium . pugna . naualis.
45 Natalicius . munus . proemia . nar
talis.

Nazarei . * loocas.

Nabulum . "^ferescaet.

Nauiter. *suiS fromlice.

Nardum . pisticum « ex xuiiii.
herbis . conficitur.
50 Naumachiae . lacus.

J^ ectarius . odorif er.

Nequid. aliquid.

Neomeniae . kalende.

Nenias . carmen . f unebre . mulie-
rum.
55 Neptam . *tyndre.

Nefastus . et. nef arium . id est see-
leratus.

Nee ratum . nee . iustum.

(43*'^)Nectar . mel . tiel uianm . w«l
♦carere.

Neptalim . dilatio . mea.
60 Netila . '^hearma.

Nepa. *liaebem.

Nefanda . non dicenda.

Neophitus . nuper . baptizatus.

Negotia . *unemetta*.
65 Nebulonis . * scinlaecan.

Nebris . corium . ceruis.

Ne qui quam. *holunga.

Nemorosum . frondosum.

Neuis . maculis.
70 Neuqt^e neque.

Necessitudo . amicalis . affectio.

Necessarius . amicus.

Nex . necis.

Netuw . *gesiupid.

1 MS. naustio, with a added above the line between 8 and t.

3 MS. nastarcimn, with second a marked for erasure and u written above it.

* So in MS. for fontium,

^ ens on an erasure.

B MS. nnetta, with me added above the line, over the ett,

C.G. 6

82

QLOSA. N 75t— N 150

75 Nectar . potus . deorum.

Neu . neue . adberbia . sunt . pro-
hibendi.

Nee opinu97i, nee . expectatum.

Keqaam . nequus.

Kegotium . opus.
8o Nenior . uanJEi . loquor.

Nex . mors . suppUcium.

Nentes. fila torquentes\

Nee Fomantia . mortuomm . diui-
natio^

Nefandi . iniqui.
85 Nequirem . nollem.

Nexui . nudui.

Nectit . alligat.

Nexa . ligato.

Nectit. canis . cum acute garrit.
90 Nexus . ligatura.

Nexius . nocens.

Nestorio . scelerato.

Nexu . ligatum.

Nebulo . indutor . fallax.
95 Negotio . laborare.

Nequis. nealiquis.

Neruus.*sionu.

Nee opinantur . nee suspicabantur.

(44**) Nectar . potum . caelestL
100 Neofitus . rudis . nouellis.

Necabantur .. ^aqualdun.

Nefas . quocQibet inlicitnm.

W imbi . nubes.

Nisus . conatus.
105 Nitet . splendet . lucet

Nixus . incumbens.

Niueum.niue.

Nitoriuwi . *spinil.

Nimpha . dea aque.
xxo Nil hominus . nilininus.

Nimba . uirgo . caelestis.

Nisu . uirtute.

NymbtM * storm.

Nitor . foetor . ud odor,
lis Nisi &llor . nisi erro.

Nicolaum . idem . quoc/ dactum*.

Ninguit . *sniupi5'.

Nineue . speciosa.

Nigra . spina . ^slaghSom.
HO Nicto . latro.

Nigelli . nigii.

Nihili . nomen . nihil . adnerbium
est

Niuata . aqua . ex niue . laeta.

NiteHi . nitores . diminutiuum.
19$ Ninnarius . cuius . uxor * moecha-
\/wr scit et tacit.

Nititur conatur.

Nibarius . splendidus.-

Nimquis . non aliquis.

Ni fallor . sine dubio.
X30 Nimirum . ualdemirum.

Nixu . *per6eode.

N.

on nulli . multi . iniusti.

Non adit . non contingit.

(44**) Non infectus . non inuenit.
X35 Nobilis . nota.

Noxa . culpa.

Nobilis . genereclaro.

Noetua.ulula. *ule.

Noctet . signet.
X40 Nomendator . genus . officii \

Nou inmerito . non minim.

Norma . regula.

Nonne . putas . non.

Nomisma . * my nit.
X45 Noctua . "^naeht hraefn.

Naualia. ^faelging.

Non subsciuum . *un faecni.

Non modo . non solum.

Noscit . discit.
X50 Notam . maculam.

^ MS. divides : filator qnentes.

3 The Erfurt MS. has: Nicolamn, idem qnod taotilns (Nme JakrbUcher fUr PkOo-
logie, 13«' Supplementbd., 1847, p. 353). And again: Nioolatis, daotnlis {ibid. p. 355) ;
cf. Plin. 13, 4, 9 § 45.

' MS. snpi^y with ni added above the line.

* See below 161.

j

OLOSA. K 151r--K> 25

83

Notatam . maculatam.

Nodus . * prasan . ost.

Noxius . nocens.

Non putatiuum.non est dubium.
155 NoueletTim . ubi sunt uitet) . no-
uellae . quo modo . finetum.

Nocticula . lusa.

Nostrone . no^^rorum . more.

Nostrates . nostrorum.

Nob familiae . bona . genere.
i6o Notae . *speccan.

Nomenclator . genus offici^

Non finduDt . non diuidunt.

Notatus . *oncunneiK

Non secus . non dissimile.
x65 Nomine . honore.

NonnuUus . aliquis.

Nouerca ♦steopmoder.

Non profuit . pro nihilo . f uit.

(44^) Norunt . sciunt.
170 Nobilis . nota.

Nobilis . genere claro . uel opere.

Noma . rihtebred.

N.

umularius . nummorum .
praerogatur . *miyniteri.

Nundinis . mercatis.
Z75 Nummisroum solidum.

Nudustertius . die tertia.

Nutibus . gestibus . potesta.

Nundinatio . quasi . positto'.

Nubila . uelamina.
x8o Nuit . notum dedit.

Nuntio allata.

Nurus . ♦snoro.

Nundinae . negotiationes

Nux . ♦bnutbeam.
X85 Nutu . gestu.

Nuit . pcrmisit.

Nugacitas . ♦unnytnis.

Nuntio . aportatu.

ISTundinat . mercatur.
Z90 IvTugas . nequam.

Nucli . ^dmlas*.

Nummisma . nummi . percussura.

Nutu . arbitrio.

^umqucmi tempus . nusquom lo-
cum . design at.
195 Numine . potestate.

Numquam . abero . nmnqtuim re-
cedo.

Nutat . uacellat.

Nullo . negotio . *naenge . ear-
hetSe.

Numquid . '^nehuruis.
aoo Nurus . potestas . deifica.

Nutaret . trepidaret.
aoa Nugando . inutiliter . loquendo\

o

(44**) V/bolitio . ♦eSung.

Obtio . electio.

Oborti . subito nati.

Obiurgat . obpugnat.
5 Obliquat . trans . ueraus . uadit

Obstrepeodum . obloquendum.

Obices . qui ob ponuntur.

Obturare . obstruere.

Obeunda . exsequenda
10 Obtio . electio.

Obicit . obponit

Obstinacissimus . inrationabilis .
qui ratione.noTi placatur

Obuallatum . circum . datum.

Obsecundat . temperat.
15 Obscenus . sordidus.

Obsignat . simul . cum aliis . sig-
nat.

Obtrectans . resistenis.

Obtentu . intuitu.

Obsecundat . seruit
90 Obortus . exortus.

Obtentat . obtenuit.

Obolisct6S . lapis . quadratu&

Obsides . "^gislas.

Obrizum . '^smaetegold.
95 Obuncans . obiurgans.

^ See above 140.

> The Erfnrt MS. has prositio.

' MS. oirlas, and n written above the r.

^ MS. loquedo, with n added above the line between e and d.

6—2

84

OLOSA. o 26 — o 111

75

8o

85

90

Obturans . claudens.

Obsolitus . deletiis.

Obriguit . *gefreo8.

Obliquum . *8cytehald.
30 Obnixus . *8trimendL

Obstinatas . perseueram.

Obreptione. *criopunge\

Obelu . uirgis.

Obestnim . *beo8t.
35 Optimates. *ge8iSa&

(45**) Obuncans . *genyclede.

Obtenuit. *forcuom '"'bigaet

Obnixe . *geomlice.

Obunca . * crump.
40 Obligata . oblita.

Obuix . *pi5er stal.

Obliterarent . delerent.

Obligamentum . *lyb . *lybsii.

Obessus . pinguis.
45 Obeuntia . gignentia.

Obsculatio . uulneratio.

Obpanso . obiecto.

Oblatrat . murmurat.

Oblectare . increpare.
50 Obruit . sepelit

Obnixe . perseuerant.

Obsitus . circum datus. 95

Obliteratum . obliuione . obscura-

Obiit . moritur.
55 Obuiet . renitet . reluctat . resistit.

Obsit . inclusit. 100

Obseptus . circum . datus.

Obripuit . obstipuit.

Obstinata . mens . opposita.
60 Ob circum . propter . contra.

Obnexus . oppositus.

Obtendere . anteponere. 105

Obruerat . obtexerat.

Obstruit . *fordytte. .
65 Obolus . minutus . nummus.

Obnixus . contradixi^.

Oblituit latuit.

Obses . sequester.

Obpilat . cludit. no

70 (45^^) Obtatis . desiderata.

1 MS. cropunge, and i written above the

2 Is this an A. S. word? . .

' MS. oberurecan, and a second u added

Obserrat . claudit.

Obsessa . occupata.

Obstaculum . inpedimentum.

Obnectare . colligare.

Obtestatur . obiurat.

Obticuit . tacuit.

Ob est . contrarium . est.

Obtinere . uincera

Obstinat . opponit.

Obuibulare . concludere . tiel cir-
cum dare.

Obstipum . oblicum.

Oblitterans • delens.

Obscines* corbi . auspicia . dantea

Oblimat . limpidat.

Obstinatus . desperatus.

Obstentat . indicat.

Obrejienter . direptice.

Obecuratio . matricis . uulneratio.

Oberatus . sub arratus . quasi . cir-
cum . f usus . pecunia.

Obtriit . peremit.

Ob esca.grestu*.

Obrute . inuise.

Obtegit . euenit.

Obsillagis . marsus.

Obiecte . *ongensette.

Obiectus. *uuit setnis.

Obruere . *oberuurecan'.

Obstrusa . occulta.

Obsedatus . "^gislhada.

Obturat . *folclaemid.

Obtutus . facies.

Oblicum . deangulo . in an^ulum.
ductio.

Obtinuit . *ofercuom.

(45^) Obstes . contra stes.

Obiectionibus . ^gestalum.

Obnoxius . *scyldig.

Obex . ♦ogengel.

Obicula . *geoc stecca.

ccupauit . *onette.
Ocreis *baangeberg.
Occa *fia.elging.

line between r and o.

above the line by the oorreotor.

I

J

Bl

GLOSA. o 112 — o 179

85

Occubuit . *gecrong.

Occiput . *hrecca.

Ooius . citius.
Tis Occuluntur . ocultantur.

Oculus . quasi . ocior lux.

Occipit . incipit.

Occipitium . pars . posterior ca-
piter.

Occipiunt . incipiunt
I20 Occusare . occurrere.

Ocursauis . ocurris.

Occulunt . ocultant.

Occabat . *egide.

Ocearium . *staeli.
135 Oceanum . mare . qui circumdat .
omnem terram.

do . uia.
Odiosus . qui oditur.
Odiporicum . iter.
Odas . chordae.

130

o.

^ethippia . coitum . matris.
Oephi polentae . farma^ . de pisas.
Oephi . et batus . aequalia.

o,

ffendit . *moette.
Offecit . inpedit.
135 Offirmans. *claemende.
(45^)Officit.*perdit.
Offa . mursus.
Officio . opus actio.

«40

o
o.

gastrum . •a«ggimong».

^Ifactoriola . uasa . insimilae.
Olor. *suoii.
Olentes adorantes.
Ollita . ueterana.

Olimphum . caelum.
X45 Olimpus . mons . in macedonia.

Olimat . limpidat.

Oligia. *nettae.

Olustri . olera.

Olgastrum . *aeggimong
150 Olf actum . umbraculum.

Olocausto.mata" . sacrificia.

Olor cicnus . *aelbitu.

Oleaster . genus . ligni.

Oliri . delerL
X55 Olim . *singale.

Olores . uolucres.

Olastrum . *staeb.

V^n^onima . quae uno . nomine
plures . res . significant.

Omelias . locutiones.
x6o Omen . augorium.

Omina . augoria.

Omnimodo . *oeglipelce5inga.

Omena . signa.

Omitto . praeterio.
165 Omenstrum . augoria . modica.

Omentum . * mafia.

Omisa . proetermisa.

Omitta . aduoluta.

(46"*) Omasimi . genus . camis.
170 Omer* *hael.

Onestus . grauatus.
Ontax . genus . marmori^.
Ontigometra . cotumix.
ijs Onocratallus . *feolufer.
Onesif orus . lectum . ferens.
Onocentaurus . asino . permix-
tuw.

V^pifex . artifex.
Operi . occasi.

1 So in MS. for farina.

^ The first g is written on an erasure.

> The third o is an alteration from a,

* mo written on an erasure,

^ The MS. has dearly omer (for omen).

86

GLOSA. o 180 — o 257

x8o Ope eius . suo . auxilio.

0pu]entii8 . habundans.

Operepretiam . neoessarium.

Operiebamur . expectabai»ti«.

Opima . optima.
xSs Opido . ualde.

Opilauit . *forclaemde.

Operiunt . inueniunt.

Operientes . expectantes.

Optionariiis . qui milituum^. ciui-
\yu8 prae.est.
X90 Opem . ausilium.

Oppida . municipia.

Opacum . nemorosum.

Opitulatio . adiutorium.

Opimus . opibus . plenum.
X95 OperieuB . expectans.

Opes . diuitiae . facultam.

Ope . studio.

Operior . specto.

Opulentam . perpinguem.
aoo Operis . pr^tium . laborum . pre-
tium.

Opimis . pinguibus.

Oppidum . castellum.

Opiiiio . fama.

Ops . terra
905 (46***) Opus . museum . cames' .
musarum'

Oppilauit . clausit . ^gegiscte.

Optio . dispensator . in militum .
stipendis.

Opinare . *resigan.

Opacum . aestiuum.
2XO Oportunitatem . *gehjdnis.

Opturantes . claudentes.

Opereplumario . *bisiudiperci.

Opus . balsami . sucus . balsami.

OpessulatM . clausis.
ax5 Opium . uenenum.

Opificium . ergasterium.

Opinatores . existimatore^.

Opinax . manifestus . omnibus.

Opima . spolia . quae dux * de-

trahit'.
aao Opansum . uelum . in soena • quod

midique pandat.
Oppilatae . *biB parrade.
Operosa . ingentia . oertamina.
Oplere . obliuisci . ad plenum.

V^rigMiuwi . *purmille.
aas Oridanum . *eolone.

Oraria . linteamina.

Ortodoxi . gloriosi.

Orcus . *orc.

Oresta . *5re8.
230 Oripilatio . *celipearte.

Orcus . *tSyn . *heldiobuL

Ordinatissimam . *]»gesettan.

Orbita . *hueolr4d*.

Ortus . natus.
335 Ordiar . incipiam.

Ortigomera . *edischen.

Orcistra . scena.

Orge . ocdde.

(46^) Orchi . testiculi.
340 Oratores . *spelbodan.

Oraculum . responsum. dimmtus.

Orbantur . orbanae . erant.

Ora . regione . fines.

Orsa . inchoata.
345 Orsus . locutus.

Ora . irons.

Ordo . equester . equitum • ordo.

Ornus . genus . Hgni.

Orbatus . a fetibt^ destitutus
350 Origenaria . uemacula*.

Orator . facundus.

Ordinatus . *gehaeplice.

Or . *onginnendi.

Orpleuit . conpleuit.
35^ Orion . *ebui«ring.

Oraculum . ubi sordes . autiuntur.

Orbus . qui filios . nan abet.

^ MS. militum, and another u added above the line by the corrector.

3 The Erfurt MS. has : carmen musorom.

' MS. detrait, and h added above the line.

* The MS. has accent over the a.

^ MS. uemaola. and u added above the line, between c and L

GLOSA. o 258 — p 27

87

Origenari . uemaculi.

Oreae . f renae.
260 Orgea . misteria . bachi.

Ordo . equester . prosenatum.

Oroma . uisus . romane.

Orbia . sifan . utunda*.

Orbita . strata.
365 Orto.grafia . discriptio . littera-
rum.

Ordinarius . mills . qui integro .
ordine . militat.

Orbitae . ^last.

Otiosus . qidetus.

o

uantes . gaudentes.

o

zasanga militum . caldamen-
ta.
394 Ozias . fortitudo . dotnim.

r atriarcha . priaoeps . patrum.
Patrimonium . ^gestrion.

Parma . scutum,

sdllae . *totridan. Partim . *8umedaeli.

5 Palpitans . *brogdetende
Particulatim . ^styocimelum.
Paludamentum . genus . nesti-

menti bellici . *haecile.
(47**) Pantium . pantemplum^
Patrauit . perficit.
10 Patrocinium . *mundbyrd.
Parauimphus . *drjhtguma.
Palestra . *plaega.
Pastinare . *settan.
Palatina . *raecedlic.
15 Panice . ruseam.
Parc^ . *pyrde.

Parius . gent^ lapis . marmor.
Pangere . ordiuare.
Parasoeuen^ . cena prima.
Pabulatores . nutritores.
Parcas . *buiigrurie.
Pappus . lanugo cardui.
Pana . gericum « ceuairistias . lau-

dabilem . eruditionem. .
Parochia . loca . adiacentia . eccle-

Osia.
thus . semen mundi. 35 Pactio . coniuentid

Palantus . amo interfectus.
Parabsides . *gauutan.

^ This glofls oooors in another glossary as Orhia^ siffarunda (Mai Class, AuctU vn.
572, who prints wrongly: /iff-)* ^^* Loewe in Acta SocieL Phil. Lips,, ed. Bitschl,
▼I. 363, who refers to the gloss in Placidas: ** Orbia: ge&us quoddam escarnm, quod
qnidam Satnmi orbiam vocant." He does not know, however, how to explain "siffa
rotunda.'' The Epinal Glossary has (17. e. 3): Orbia: sifanntanda. The Erfurt
Glossary [Neite Jahrb.JUr Philologie, 1847, p. 857): obia (for orbia): silanntunda,

' MS. has an accent over the s. .

' See below P 48; the Srfort MS. has: Pantium, templum pan.

* MS. paresoeuen, bat first e marked for erasure, and a written above it.

sdllae . *totridan.

Orttrum . purpura.
370 Oscines . auspicia.

(46**^) Osci 08* . aperi . hoc est

Oscitantes . *geongendi.

Ostentur . ostentio.

Ostium . ab obstando . dictum.
375 Osee . saluator.

Os ma . *suice.

Osanna . o domine saluifica popu-
lum . tuum.

Ostinat . desperat.

Ostriger . *bruuubeosu.
38o Ossan . nomen montt^.

Otium . quies.

Ostia. exit us . fluminum . in mare.

Oscitauit . crasmauit.

Ostentum . monstrupi.
385 Osurus . oditurus.

Ostentat . multo . ostendit.

Ostentare . demonstrare.

Osanna . genus . ligni.

30

thus . semen mundi.
990 Otium . quies . securitas
tus.

uacua-

88

GLOSA. P 28— P 105

Paralypemenon . reliquum . quod
restat.

Paulatim . particulatim
30 Pater . patruus . saoerdoe . uel
propositus . id est pater . foe-
derum . conficiondorum.

Pandit . inquinat.

Palpare . blandere.

Paganicus . ut cultus.

Pacatus . pacem . tenens.
35 Pacificus . pacatus . fac^iM.

Palearibus . *deadraegelum.

Patibulum . crux.

Pandit . aperit.

Pactum . conuentum.
40 Parui pendens . dispiciens.

(47***) Parco . cupidus.

Palas . *80oble.

Paludamentum . parcitatem.

Pactiones . condiciones.
45 Paradoxan ^ . ammirabilis.

Paradoxa . ammirabilia'.

Paradoxa . miracula . pianos.

Pantbeum . templum'

Pandum . flexum . corbum.
50 Pantocraton . omnipotens.

Parilis . aequalis\

Parens . obsequens.

Pansis . extensis.

Palathi . massa . derecentibu^ uui.
55 Pastofolia . cellas . in gazof silacio.

Parasiti . adolatores.

Pangit . coniungit.

Palathas . caricas.

Paiiis . oolyre . panis quadraDgu-
lus.
-60 Parta . adquisita.

Palteum . murum.

Parera . rapina.

Palantes . gaudentes.

Papilio . *fiffalde.
61S Parazonium . cingulum.

Pantominia . omnium . artium .
inlusor.

Papula . *pearte.

Palantes . errantes.

Pampinus . *crou8.
70 Papiliuus . *pioluc8cel.

Palingenesean . *edscaeft.

Palin . iteratum.

Paneta . *holoponne.

Paneta . *disc.
75 Palatum . apertum.

Paupilius . *scaldhulas.

(47^) Panagericis . laudabilibus.

Parchedris . ministris.

Pastoforia . modica . domus.
80 Paradoxon . admirabile.

Panagericum . licensiosum . et las>
ciuiosum . genus . dicendL

Papula . *spryng.

Panto . laus.

Patratum . finitum.
85 Pandis . *geapum.

Paciscitur . pactum . pacis . facit.

Palladium . simulacrum.

Parabula . similituda

Palladis . minerua.
90 Participat . multis . commonico^.

Palestra . luctatoria.

Parumper . paulisper.

Patrate . perfecte.

Patruus . *faedra.
95 Patruelis . *faedran . sunu.

Parumper . satis modice.

Patulum . patentem^

Participat** . inpertit

Pars eat constat.
100 Paulus . reqtiies.

Pansum . apertum.

Pascba . passio.

Palumba . columba

Patruelis . *geaduling.
105 Palniatus . coronatus , lauriattea.

1 MS. parodozan, bat first o altered into a.

^ Added above the line by correotor.

> See above P 8.

^ The e added above the line.

'^ MS. potentem, but altered into a.

' There is an erasure between the second p and seoond a.

QLOSA. P 106— P 173

89

Patera . pocula . calicis.

Paxillum . palum . *naegl.

Paraclitum* . consolatorium.

Parasceue . proaparatio.
no Panpila . *pibl.

Pacin . iterata.

Palenothian . iteratam . carmen.

Panucnlum . *unefl.

(47^^) Parsimonia.frugalitas.
ZI5 Parsimonia . penuria.

Palndamentum . uestimentum .
belli . ut toga.

Palagra . *ecilma.

Pascsos . *geroscade.

Pagus est possessio . ampla.
lao Panto . cranto . omnium.

Paturia . theo . depotentia . dei.

Pastinaca . *palhmore.

Papirum* . *eoriBc

Pangebant . *£aedun.
ZS5 Parasiter . socii.

Palla . *rift.

Paralisin . dissolutio . omnium .
membrorum.

Parula . *mase.

PapUio . *buter . flege.
130 PaUurus . *ainfulle.

Pauo . *paaua.

Par similis.

Pauit . tundit.

Passus . *fa^m . t&el '^'tuegen .
stridi.
Z35 Palmis • pars • uitig onde . una .
.nascitur.'

Palumbes . *cusoote.

Pastellus . *bunig aeppel.

Pugula . frena.

Patrici . senato res.
140 Palismate . locus . lucte.

Pathos « morbus.

Pduculus . paucissimtM.

Pactus' . modicestrabus.

Patrissat . patri . similis . sit.
14s Pansa . *scaffoot*.

Panther . gent^ quadrupec^um.

Panibus' . sol.

Parcra . rapina.

Paluster . locus . ubi sunt . pa-
ludes.
150 (48") Paranymphus . *drjht-
guma.

Palendicion . iteratum . indicium.

Parumper . *huonhlotum.

Pangit . coronat . carminat . iun-

git

Pare . facta.
X55 Panthera . rete . aucupaZe.

Parazonium . genus . teli macedo-
nici.

Palestra . agmina.

Paruata . cupidus.

Parasitali . bucelatori.
x6o Patera . fiola^

Pan . incibtM

Pagimemoriem . sine idolis.

Pares . coTiscripti . senatores.

Pagus . conlegium . curiae.
X65 Parmo. copula medicamenti^.ALen-
ditor.

Papauer . *popei.

Parentalia . dies festi . pagano-

• rum.

Pipilio . animal . quo modo . apes
tenues . quas . dtcunt . anim •
tua.

Paranimpha . pronuba.
X70 Partitudines . partu.

Patalogia . ratio . passionis.

Papillae . manimae^

Paxillum . nom^n . mensurae.

^ The i is an alteration from some other letter, whioh seems to have been e.
^ MS. ppirmn, and a added above the line.
' So in MS. for paetns; of. below P 291.
^ MS. BcajQfot, and a second o added above the line.
" It is possible to read paribus.

' This word appears as A. S. in Willoker's VoedbularieSf i., col. 37, No. 40. But it
Is liatin, see Hildebrand, Olossarium p. 233 (No. 67).

7 The first e has been added above the line, by the corrector.
B So distinctly in MS. for mammae.

90

OLOSA. p 174— p 252

Papirio . auis quae . numqnam .
creuit.
175 Pariter . *gelice.

Paruca . *hicae.

Palpantum . *olectendra.

Palmula . *steorroSor.

Parricidio . *megcualm.
i8o Padflcitor . *geSmgadon.

(48*^) Paruisse . obedisse.

Palagdrigus . *ecilinehtL

Pantigatum . ^auduhona.

Palina . *hran.
x85 Paleae . *aegnan.

Pabulatores . ^horshiordas'.

Passim . ^styccimelum.

Partica . *reodnaesc.

I erstrenue . *£romlice,
190 Pedisequa . *9igiien.

Perpessum . est . ^aSrotenis.

Pellax . fallax.

Perculsus . permotus.

Perculsa . percussa.
195 Peripgocias . depaupertate.

Perteszoes . teoricas . de hac uita .
contemplatiua.

Periodoias . contextus . circutus

Pertes cratorias . tojty . de po-
tentia . del

Peridoyn . actus . pauli.
aoo Peridoy cratorosas . porias . de
experientia deL

Pestjferum . putridum.

Perfidia . *treuleasnis.

Percommoda . matutinos . *sua-
cenlic . *morgenlic.

Percrebuit . *merepear5
ao5 Perduellium . *J?orh gefeht.

Pellexerat . deciperat.

Perseudoterum . *9orhludg8et.

Percitus . *hraed.

Pelices . *cebise.
axo Penduloso . *baldi.

PermixtuTTi . *gemengetlic.

(48^) Pertinaciter . *anauillice.

Pessum . * spilth.

Percita . concita.
2X5 Petisse . *sobte.

Pemix . uelox.

Peranticipationem . *Sorh obst.

Perduellium . bellum . dicitur»

Petulci . petulantes.
890 Pessum . pessimum.

Pellace . fallace.

Perf ungit . plus utitnr.

Perossum . odiosum.

Peplnm . stola.
325 Perioope . uisione.

Petulims . lasciuus.

Pemioiter . uelociter.

Penates . dii domesticL

Peruis . pellones' . ^Sorhbyrgeras
230 Peniculo . spongio.

Perosus . qui odit

Perpendiculum . * colored.

Percensit . considentt.

Peri^tosias . actus . quidanu
335 Pericapis . lectio.

Periddon . contextum.

Peritesyon . de hac uita.

Perperam . uitiose. .

Perhironiam . *tk>rh hosp.
340 Petalum . lamina . aurea . in fronte .
in qua. scriptum nomen dei . te-
tragrammaton.

Perizomata . minores . bragas.

Perepero c^nes . de adiectione.

Per flictio . corpus . afrigore . per-
functum.

Petigo . *teter.
345 Peculatus . f uratus.

(48^^) Penula . lacema . in mo-
dum . cucullffi.

Per crepidinem . perascensum.

Pensiculatores . libratores.

Peribulus' . in circuitu . domua.
350 Peroa . *flicci.

Per agrat . circuit.

Penix . genu« . aquilae.

^ MS. horshirdas, and second o added above the line between i and r.

^ The word is so divided in the MS.

^ MS. peribas, and lu added above tbe line.

J

GLOSA. p 253— P 314

91

Pedo . v>el patorum . *feotar.
Perplexus . inuolutus.
355 Petilius . quia prae.
Perinde . itaqt^ deinde.
Pectit . percinit.
Perspectans . intuens
Pessulum . seram . uecti^ ferrei.
360 Pedum . baculum . in curruum .

quem pastores ..gestant.
Pensio . pretium . persolutio.
Perficaciter . contumaciter.
Pernicitas . felpcitas.
Perpendiculum . *pundur.
365 Perende * . post . eras

Perspicuum . clarum . lucidum .

manifestum.
Perplexa . perligata.
Pedagogum . eruditorium . puero-

rum.
Pedpre . scualore.
370 Perfunctis . trans . actis.

Pellexit . in fraudem . induxit.
Peruium . quod pertransitur.
Per nox . peruigUans.
Pellax . dolosus.
375 Pedor . reorum*.

Pelltaria . pellis quae . amento .

bobis . pendent.
Perpera . erratica.
Perfunditur inrigatur.
Perniciosum . exitiabilem.
380 Perlustrat . percurritur.

(49"*) Per horam . nouem .per'

nouem*.

Persequere . percurre.

Persndum . perserenum.

Perculit . pugit.
385 Penuria . *pe5L

Pertinacius . uiolentius.

Percellitur . *bi5 slaegen.

Perduellis . hostis.

Pensum . ]auae . opus.
390 Per exiguum . ualdeparuum.

Petus . modice . strabus.

Peruicax . intentiosus.

Perduit . luit . soluit.

Pensationes . tributa.
395 Peruicacia . contumacia.

Perlata^ . tollerata.

Penus . res^ pudenda^.

Perendie . super duas . noctes

Perif rasticus . circumlocutio.
300 Perhiodas . sententias.

Perstromata . pertegmina.

Perorans^ . adloquens.

Perscelides . armillas . inpedibt^

Percensuit . numerauit.
305 Peruicax . *9roehtig^

Pero . *himming.

Pessum . *clifhlep.

Pendens . sollicitus.

Peculium . patrimonium . aput ,
ueteres.
3x0 Penitus . longe.

Pessul . *haeca®.

Peducla. *luus.

Patrafocaria*^ . * flint.

Pendulus . *ridusende.

^ So in MS., but a later hand has added i between d and e in different ink.

' reoTum is underlined in Prof. Zupitza^s transcript, and appears, consequently, as
A. S. in Prof. Wtilcker's VocabtUaries (p. 38, n. 87), where it is, moreover, suggested that
reorum^rearung, and means mussitatio. But this is very unlikely, as pedor, =paedor,
fneans uastiness, filth, stench, and would, therefore, not have been explained by a word
meaning a suppression of the voice, silence. The gloss probably answers .to that in
the Erfurt MS.: pedora, aurium sordes; see Netie Jahrbilcher fUrPhilologie, 13«' Sup-
plementbd. (1847) p. 366, No. 71; and below P 353.

' MS. joins these two words,

* MS. pelata, and r added above the line, between the e and I.

'^ Both e's are accented in the MS., but apparently by a later hand and in different ink.
^ The has been added above the line. ^ MS. tsrohtig, and e added above the 0.
s MS. haca, and e added above the first a,

* A lates hand has marked the first a for erasure, added e above it, and written ** id
est silex " after the word.

92

GLOSA. p 315 — p 371

3x5 Pella . *8adulfelge.

(49*^) Penum . cellarium.

Pean . laus . appoUones.

Permulserit . placuerit

Pecten . *camb.
310 Percellit . ferit.

Pecu . pecus . apecude.

Perperam . praue.

Perperimus . tolleramus.

Perfectum perlatum.
325 Pepigere . pactum faoere.

Petulans . temerarius.

Peculator . qui pecuniam . pupli-
cam . rapit.

Perpera maluni.

Percellitur . ^slaegen.
330 Periscelidus . crurum . omatus.

Pestinuntium . qui pestem nun-
tiat.

Pegnius . lucus . lusorius.

Pecunia . armenta.

Pes . *fot.
335 Perfunctoriae . imaginarie.

Perstant . *tioluduii.

Persoluio . *ic Srouuio.

Penetralia . secreta. -

Peculatus . furtum . puplicum.
^40 Peditemtim . paulatim.

Petulans . * praene.

Pelagicus . piscis.

Peticius . qui amat . petere . ali-
quid.

Pergeniiat* . genibus . pergit.
345 PersoUa . persona . minor.

Pecuarius . armentarius.

Pedatum . career.

Penticotarchus . quinquagena-
rius.

Pesuma . confracta.
350 Percatapsat . ualde . decidit.

(49^) Penis . natura . pudenda . ui-
rilia.

Pedor . odor" grauis.

Pedor . aurium . sordes.

Peripi . tegi . genus . philosophiae.
355 Pelex . riualis . succu^a.

Perpendit . *aeHta;5.

Perstromata . omamenta . steba'.

Pendulus. *oli»ldL

Peplum . maf ortem.
360 Pelenum . uehiculum.

Penates . domicilia . sacra.

Pelept . sine filiis.

Penetissima . interiora.

Pegaso . roma . iacularur^.
36s Pentomen . circusio.

Pere . prope.

Persictius . qui frequenter ali-
quid . patitur.

Pei£dus . qui semel . plangit
fidem.

Perfidiosus . qui semper
370 Pessum . praeceps.

Pellis.*feL

^ MS. pergeuat, with n added above the line.

' Written over an erasure.

3 This word appears as A. S. in Wtilcker*s Vocabularies, i. 39, No. 14 ; likewise in
Mr Henry Sweet's Oldest English Texts, p. 87, No. 1571. The latter, moreoTer, inserts
from the Epinal and Erfurt Glossaries the following two glosses (ibid. p. 90, No. 837):
** Perstromata, ornamenta : stefad brtm — staefad brum,** and, taking steba, stefad (run and
sta^fad brum as A. S. words, he explains them on p. 463: "Stafod, adj. (part.), striped*';
and on p. 636: ''brun, subst. neat., cloth.'' So that, according to Mr Henry Sweet,
perstromata would here be explained as ** ornaments, A. S. striped cloth." But steba in
the Corpus MS. is a remnant, and stefad brum (not bran as Mr Sweet gives) in the
Epinal, and staefad brum in the Erfurt MS., are corruptions, of stebadiorum (stefadio^
rum), the gen. plor. of stibadium, a bed or couch. Hence the gloss means peristromata^
omamenta stibadiorum. See Loewe, Prodromus, p. 347.

* The Erfurt MS. has : pesago, homo iacularis; see Neue JahrbileJter fUr Philolosfie^
IS"" Supplementbd., 1847, p. 365 (28).

J

QLOSA. p 372 — ^p 451

93

Pelicem. concubinam.
Pemitidis . ualdenitidis.
Perpes . * hraed.
375 Petuita . * sped.
Pectica . * slahae.
Perdix . auis . quaedam.
Perpetem . perpetuuin.

p,

halanx . par . exerdtus . ita
utlegio
380 Philosopbus . * ttSuuta.

PhilologoB . ratdonis . amatores.
Philo^eni . amare . domorum.
PhisilloB • * leceas.
Phanicem . roseum.
385 (49^) Philactaria . carmina . usl
X. prsecepta . legis.
Phitecus. *apa.
PhilippeoR . solidos.
Phebe . sol.

Pbilocompos . amator . iactantiae.
390 Pharizsei . generatio.

B

iraticam. *picmc sceaSan.

Pilaris . qui cum basta . "pugnaL

Pindere . pilo . tundere.

Pittacium . modicum . membra-
num
395 Pinso . tundo.

Pinnaculum . quicquid . pra«-
eminet.

Pistilia . capitella.

Pituita . * gebrec.

Piget . pudet.
400 Picesaeuo . *un amaelte . smeoruue.

Piaculare . criminare.

Pistrix . belua . marina.

Piaculum . rei piae . uiolatio.

Pieris . musa.
405 Pisticum . nardum.

Piare . placare.

Pingit . * faebit.

Pistrimum . * cofe.

Pisema . specular.

4x0 Pila. *tbotbr.

Pittacium . *08peri* . *clut . *cleot.

Pila . arma cum quo tunditur.

Pinax . dignitas.

Pisum . * piosan.
415 Pistrilla . *cofincel.

Pila . basta . romana.

Pillentes . * bere.

Pirus . * pirge.

Pinna . propugnacula.
430 Pinus . * furbpudu.

Pictus . acu .* miS nethle . asiopid.

Pipant . resonant.

Pimelea . cura.

Picus . * higi*e . *fina,
42s (50") Pix picis . * pic.

Piaculum . culpa quae . intelnplis.
vA sepulcbrt« committitur.

Pitbi . poetici.

Pitbon . consulere.

Pisici . animositas.
430 Pinam . acutam.

Pitbi . petigi.

Picridae . quasi . laptucae.

Pitbagoreus' nomen auris.

Piratus . sceleratus.
435 Pinna . extrimitas . cuius.libet .
rei.

Pililia . ala.

Pilus . * ber.

Piceca . * neb.

Piscis . * fisc.
440 Pistillus . *gnidil.

p,

lectere . ponire.

Plectitur . decolatt^r.

Plaudit . fauet.

PlausuB , fauor.
445 Plausibilis . res fauores.

Plaustra . carra.

Placidus . qui bominibus . placed.

Plebs urbana . populus . romanus.

Plunas. *plumtreu.
450 Pluueius . sine dignitate . bomo.

Pliadas . ^sibunsterri.

^ Is this an A. S. word ? The MS. seems to divide : os peri.

' MS. pithagoreos, but second marked for erasure and u written above it.

94

GLOSA. P 452-^P 582

Pludit . plaudit.

Plomonion . rationem.

Plectator . uindicator.
455 Plexus . percussus.

Plumum . *plumae.

Placentas . dulciamina.

Pliosperus . lux . lucis.

Plastes . conpositor.
460 Plagella . plagas . dominum.

Plastica . creatura.

(50^) Plantago . *uuegbrade.

Plumario . in similitudinem .
plumae.

Platisa . *flooc.
465 Plectra . *auunden.

Platonisideas . species.

Plataria . *setin.

Plusculum . plusquam . oportet.

Pluris . fortioribus.
470 Plautis . auribus . magnis.

Plautus . gracili . corpore.

Plausus . risus . stultorum.

Plectrum . astella . citharae.

Plus minus . ♦ymbSset.
475 Plastrograuis . falais . scriptis.

Plagarius . mancipiorum . vA pe-
codum . alienorum . distractor,

Pleuicola . amansciues.

Plebs . scitat . plebs . inrogat.

Plaudet . manibuB . sonum . facit.
480 Plebescat . plebem . adloquitur.

Plaustrum . in similitudine . arcse .
rotas . habens . intus . et ipsae .
dentes . hahent . qui rostra .
dicuntuT . in quibus . frangent.
spicas.

p,

ortitorum . arma . lixarum.
Portitores . aquae.
Portior . fruor.
485 Ponebus . sol.

Posthabetam . post . possessam.

Pollimus . utimur.

Poema . carmen . quod . poetae

scribt^nt
Poena . cartago.

490 Portendit . futura . significa^.

(50**) Posteritas . propagatio filio-
rum . nepotum.

Portenderent . significarevi^.

Posthabeto . neglecto.

Politica . demonstratur.
495 Portarum . indumenta . corie .
quibus . portal . sunt . indutae.

Pomerium . spatium . circa .
muros.

Polenta . *smeodoma.

Porf jrionis . pellicanus.

Podorem . tonicam . talerem.
500 Posticia . modica . ianua.

Poalauentium . f olles . fabrorum.

Petria . poeta . f emina.

Positiscido . malleo.

Postena *boga.
505 Poliendos . lapides . mundandos.

Portio . *hlyte.

Populus . * birce.

Popa . tabemarius.

Poema . conpositio . uersut^m.
5TO PoHonima . multi nomina . unam .
rem . significantia^

Po litis'. *smoeSum.

Pollinctor . sepeliehs.

Portentuwi . *scin.

Pocillus . genus . panis.
SIS Pilimita . * hringfaag.

Post partum . f oeta dicitur.

Porfjrio . *feolufer.

Pone . iuxta.

Porcopiscis . *styrga.
sao Porcaster . * foor.

Politum . limatum.

PoUere . crescere.

Potissimum . meliorem.

Potitarum . consecutarum.
sas (50^) Potiora . meliora.

Polus . orbs.

Portendit . promittit.

Populatus . expoUatus.

Pollens . poteus.
S30 Polla . fusca.

Postcrastinat . differt.

Potitur . obtinet.

^ The second n has heen added above the line.
^ One letter erased between the and L

OLOSA. p 634— p 613

95

Postumus . po^ obitum . patrls .
natus.
535 Pote . forsitan*.

Portendit . significat.

Poroellus . *faerh.

Pollux . * 9uma.

Poleo . * scaebe.
540 PoUinis . *gruiit.

Pollis . * grytt.

Popauer . * popseg.

Postliminium . qui po^ . captiui-
tatem , reuersus . iuraq«i6 ami-
serat . redpiet.

Post tridie . eras.
545 Pocerus . omatus.

Polum . caelum.

Postrum . genus . uehiculi.

Porgere . crescit . ubi erat.

Pollemma . musica . uii.
550 Polius . iurandum . perpolicem'.

Pollens . eminens . ubiqtee

Poplites . suffrs^gines.

Popellus . populus . dimint^tttum.

Polumnum . locum . sacrum.
555 Postulaticius . ille . qui postula^r

Pontiae . aquae.

Pone . post.

Polippus . genus . piscis.

Pos&umus . *unlab.
560 Potiebatur . utebatur.

Politissimis . iacintinis.

Polentum . *faliame.

Pons . *brycg.

(51**) J7 ropter . iuxta.
565 Proeuideo . pr^cio.

Prosomean . narrationem.

Proteseon . dispositionum.

Prosefanesin . ostendit.

Promaean . narrationem.
570 Pro^miserit . protulerit.

Procax . *huu»l.

Probum . *8euuin'.

Protertum . tergant.

Proles . filia . fiiu8^
575 Priuilegium . lex priuata . uei
propria proasumtio.

Pra6se8 . indices.

Proecordia . intima . in quibtM
cor.

Pro^stulatnr . obseruat.

Praenimi . nalido . multo.
580 Profugus . depatria . pulsus.

Propugnaculum . turris.

Propalam . ualdepalam.

Prodigus . pro . f usus . largus.

Praeconium . proedicatio.
585 Procax . inprofidus.

Proesagium . signum.

Pro^saga . proadiuina.

Protuplaustuw .primus . figu-
ratum.

Profiteer . prosequor.
590 Praeripit . anterapit.

Promeon . orationum.

Procuratio . *sciir.

Promsit . protulerit.

Promulserit . *li^ercade.
595 Profusis . *genylitfullum.

Promulgarunt . *scribun.

Prouehit . *gefremi*8

Procaptu . *fenge.

(51***) Promaritima . ^saegeseotu.
600 Praetextatus . *gegeruuid.

Praedoctis . ante doctis.

Proconsul^ .'minus . consule.

Propropera . *fraehraeSe.

Priuigna . *nift.
605 Prae . ualde.

Proscripsit . *£aerred.

Propensior . *tylg.

Pro . ante.

Profligatis . *forslaegenum.
610 Prae rupta . *staegilre.

Probt*« *ferht.

Proterunt . *tredun.

Proterentem . *naetendne.

^ By some wrong numbering there is no gloss 534.

' This gloss is distinctly so divided in MS.

' Is this an A. S. word? Or can it be for senum=saeYam?

4 So in MS. for filias.

^ MS. proconsol, but the third o marked for erasure, and u written over it

96

QLOSA. p 614— p 693

Fropalatum . manifestatum.
6x5 Propostulata . propulsa.
Fraefectae . *frodre.
Profecta . *gefreinid.
Protelata . prolongata.
Prometheus . aprooidentia . dic-

6ao Praetor . in cuius . domo • iudi-
cium . iudicatur.

Proedarius . auxilians.

PradK>riuin . domus . iudicaria.

Profligit . collet.

Prosepion . narrationem.
635 Prohemium . praefatio.

Prouerbium • similitudo.

Prydanis . prudentia.

Promiserit . protulerit,

Praecipitat . *ascufi5
630 Praecipita . *afael.

Proefaricator . * reccileas.

Pro^tantior . *fromra.

Proestolare . expectare.

(51^) Traesidinm . *spoed.
635 Procerum longum.

Proestante . *fremmendu7n.

Proiiigatis . transactis.

Promontaria . montes . maris.

Prodigunt . prorogunt.
640 Probe . satis bene.

Prostibula . meretrix . quae pro-
strauit.

Prostibulum . meretriciae . com-
mixtiones . usus.

Proritat . prouocat.

Prostituta . meretrix . puplica.
645 Probrosa . turpia.

Proepites . alites..

Pronus . innixus.

Proceritas . magnitndo.

Praecipites . urgentes.
650 Praeruptus . diuisus.

Praelibaret . proegustaret.

Prinetose . angelvs . necet te an-
gelua^,

Propicon . moralium'.

Proteri . *brecan.
655 Pragmatica . principalis.

Prosa . pro^atio.

Procerus . excelsus,

Pragmatica . negotiatio.

Practica . rationalis.
660 Proelium' . quod in nauibus . agi-
tur . pugnis • etuerbis.

Procrastinat . differt . in alium •
diem.

Prexeos . inopiae.

Praedes . fideiusorea,

Prosator . genitor,
665 Praetoriola . domuncula . in naue.

Praxinus . uiridus ^ color . tiel
*aesc.

Prosapia . ^obcniorisse.

Presetuas . * byrga.

Pruina . *hriw.
(57oPretersorim.*paad.

(51^**) Proauus . tertius . pater.

Prifeta . *5riuuintra steor.

Proscenia . parstlieatri.

Proetextatus . gent^ officii.
675 Pri£gnus . *nefa.

Procus . sponsus.

Prifignus . antenatus.

Praetor . praefectus.

Profanat . uiolat.
680 Proplesma . propositio.

Praestigium . quod proestringat .
acicTTi . oculorum.

Praxeon . actionum.

Prospicit . longeaspicit.

Prora . prima . pars . nauis.
685 Problesma . similitudo.

ProuehittfcT . * fremid.

Pro^sules . qui proesunt.

Prunas *gloede.

Prostibula . loca . in quibus . sunt .
meretrices.
690 Prostibulum . domus . fomicaria.

Proculum . abhominatio.

Prurigo . *gycenis.

Pragma . causa.

1 See C 884.

^ MS. morimn, and al added above the line.

3 It seems that the scribe first wrote praelium ; but the a has been altered into o.

GLOSA. p 694 — p 771

97

Promatum . lectoru^Ti.
695 Praeputii . testi.

Propensior . o^jtwd in pensa . plus .
trahit.

Praestrigium . deceptio . magica.

Prosa . communis . locutio.

Promuscidis . quasi . anguila .
unde manus . liiestiae . dici-
ttw.
700 Pronus * nihold.

Pronuba . * heor^suaepe.

Prodimur . * birednae.

Proeuertitur . proeuenit.

Prlnionis . ungulis . scabiosis.
705 Priscelli . feminarum . crurum .
omamenta.

Proflicta . * forslaegen.

Proeuentus . * spoed.

Prunus . * plum^.

Prex . precis . deprecatio.
71b Progna . *suualuue\

(52**) Princeps . quasi . prima .
capiens.

Proculus . qui nascitur cum pater
eiu8 . longe eat

Proastulit . plus quam . oportet.

Praediarius . auxilium . praebens.
715 Prancatarius",

Proemulcit . plus . lenit.

Proases . fide . iusores . et uadis.

Procubuit . cecidit.

Propter . iuxta.
730 Praetum . occupatum.

Prostat . antestat.

Praecipitat . festinat.

Pruina . rigor . insanus.

Procax . uerbosus.
725 Profecto . res oerta.

Praecellerat . antecidet.

Proci . l^ti . matrimoniorum.

Promulgit . praedicat.

730 Proeceps . obruptus.

Praestigia . fallacia.

Probitas . so^Tictitas . legis.

Proesedit . proagit . def endit.

Praestigia . fallacia.
735 Proestat . melius . eat,

Promunt . proferunt.

Prominet . exaltat.

Profusus . humanus.

Praesorium . *pund.
740 Praelati . nobilis.

Prorostris . *haehsedlum.

Procreauit . genuit.

Praesto . est praesens eat,

Proedium . uilla.
745 Prohemium . proefatio.

Procacitas . iniuria.

Prodigus . dissipator . substantiae.

Promulcet . legem . profert.

Profana . maculata.
750 (52*^) Praesepta . circuTTidata.

Praero^ns . ante . inpendenis.

Pro^sidium . auxilium.

Prodigium . monstrum.

Prodigus . perditus . in feminis.
755 Praemulgarit . inproassit.

Prouocatus . impeditus.

Praeposterum . iniquuwi,

Primores® . primari.

Profectus . proficiens.
760 Probrat . criminat.

Promtior . paratior.

Priuor . fraudor.

Prolixa . longa.

Promulgare . antedicere.
765 Praetenta . anteposita.

Profectus . grandeuus.

Praeconio . laude.

Praelecto . extenso.

Procliuius . in clinatus.
770 Praestantis . excellentes^.

Probrosus . criminosis.

Proestigium . ad proestigatores.

^ The second u has been added above the line.

3 The interpretation is wanting here. The Erfurt MS. has: prancatrins, praemuloit
pins lenit (Neae JahrbUcher fur Philologie, 13" Supplementbd., 1847, p. 363 (No. 17).
The Epinal Glossary has : Prancatarius, permulcit plus lenit. See below 849, and cf.
G. F. Hildebrand, GloMarium Latinum, p. 246, No. 848.

* MS. primoris, but second i altered to e.

^ MS. ezcellentes, and i written above the last e,

C. G. 7

98

OLOSA. P 772 — ^P 850

Propensior . qui incubnit . ad per-
gendum . v>el male . vA bene.

Promodula . promensura.

Progeniem . posteiitatem.
775 Prolem . generationem.

Prosequitur . loquitur.

Promiscuis . diuersis.

Protendit . ostendit.

Probi . probati.
780 Problesmata . prouisa.

Probatum . antedictum.

Promamus . dicamus.

Protextere . conperire.

Prouentus . euentos . bonos.
785 Prolatum . datum.

Premit . deserit.

Probus . bonos . mores . habens.

(52^) Pridem . antea.

Pridie . heri.
790 Profligauit . erogauit.

Propago . origo.

Praelecto . extento.

Pronefa . pluribus . uerbis.

Productalem . strumentum . in-
fantium . in scolis.
795 Prosa . oraton^m dicta.

Priapus . deua oratoioim.

Praeficat . praeponat.

Proesetulit . laudauit se.

Pro^metulit . ualdeme laudauit.
800 Pro uiri . portione . quis . prose.

Propturia . ciuilia.

Promturium . eminens . locus .
in mare.

Procanas . ornatos . aedificiort^m.

Promtuarius . ubi st^nt . omnia .
uenalia.
805 Praeceps . *trondendi.

Proci . petitores . uxorum.

Proxineta . ante . ambula.

Primi . uirgius . caballarus.

Pretienormis . pra«ter . regulam.
810 Prodiores . bonores . secundi . a*
conaulihiis,

Prumtuarium . cellarium.

Priuilegarius . qui utitur . priui-
legio.

^ MS. joiQS the a to the next word^
2 SoinMS. forgladiis?

Protistrigiae . doli insidiae.

Probrum . crimen , eat
Sis P^vlibor . immolor.

Propedien . cito.

Procua . ♦brydguma.

Praelata . tollerata.

Praeceps . temerarius.
820 Praestans . optimus.

Prodigus . *stryndere.

Proesumtio . *forenyme.

(52^**) Proerogatiua. gratia . pro^-
misa.

Prumsit . locutus est,
825 Propugnaculum . *briost . biorg.

Proueho . *fyi:^ru.

Proceres . *geroefen.

Priscos . antiquos.

Propero . *hrae"Se.
830 Profligetur . perficitiw.

Propalantibus . demonstrantibt^.

Praetersorium . *paad.

Propagare . originem . extendere.

Profusus suntuosus.

p,

835 JL seodo . epigrapha . falsa .

super . scripta.
Psalterium . laus.
Psadepa . airafa . incerta . et de-

octaua . egregium.
Psychi . ezodo . anima . exitus.
Psallia . cantatrix.

p,

840 JL toceos . inopi^.

Ptysones . *berecom . beorende.

p

upUcare . conponere.

Putamina . *hnyglan.

Pudor . *scomo.
845 Pulla . nigra.

Pugillum . pugnum.

Pugionibus . glaunis^

Pugillares . tabulae.

Pugit . prancatiarius .
850 Puplicum . uectigalea.

* See above 715,

J

GLOSA. P 851 — Q 23

99

Puluinar . templam.

Fulpita . saltus.

Pugit . certatur.

Pubetemis . media . pars . corpo-
ris . deorsnm.
855 Puerpera . paella.

Pupulat . germinat

(63**) Pubertas . inuentiis . teiie-
I'a . legitima tamen.

Pubes . iunenis . legitimos . pilos .
habens.

Pulainaria . loca . sancfo.
86o Puppis . posterior . parsiiauis.

Pusillos . medicos.

Puerperium . infans . in utero
formatus*.

Pubis . i>uer . iuuenis . sine.

Pugiles . qui f eriunt.
865 Puncto . ♦cosp*.

Puluinar . lectum . diuitum . un-
do . pulluillum.

Pulenta . *briig

Pus tula . *oncgseta.

Pus . *uuorm.
870 Puplicani . qui puplicam . rem.
faciunt . non a peco&ndo^.

Pulix . ♦fl^h.

Pigilis . gladiator.

Pugio . mucro.

PuUentum . ♦fahame.
87s Puntus . *brond.

Pube* . uirilia.

Pulleium . *duergedostle.

Puerperium . aetas pueri.

Puberat . crescit.
880 Pumerium . spatium . quod circa
muros est.

Pusio . primus nato.

Pullatas . inuestenigra.
Pudibundem . pudentem.
Pullantes . turgentes.
885 Punicam . cartaginensem.
Pullus . ♦brid.
Pulla . * blaco.

P:

yrgi'as . turris*.
889 Pyramides . sepulchra . antiquo-
rum*

Vvfuatenus . quaratione.

Quantulum . modicumqua

Quam uis . scilicet.

Qua uis . qualibet.
5 Quatere . commouere.

Quaqt^ quaedam.

(53***) Quaeremonus . grauis . qiie-
rella.

Quaerelus . frequenter . in quae-
rella.

Quanquam . licet,
xo Quasdam . aliquas.

Quaestuor . lucra.

Qualus . *mand.

Quaestus* . est . accussauit.

Quaestor . quaesitor.
15 Quadrans . quarta . pars . nummi.

Quadriperkitum . *cocunung.

Quacumque . *suae sui^e.

Quantisper . *suae suiSe.

Quatemio . ♦quatem.
30 Quasum . quomodo.

QxiSique qu^dam.

Quasilum . diminutiuae

Quassat . uexat.

^ The u has been added aboYe the line.

' The Erfurt MS. has: Pnncto, foramine in quo pedes yinctoriom tenetur in ligno
cnbitalis spacio interiecto id est cosp {Neue JahrbUcher fur Philologiey 13<"^ Supple-
mentbd., 1847, p. 360, No. 43). See also the Epinal Glossary, 19. a. 3.

* See Hildebrand's Qloesarium, p. 252 (No. 515).

^ So in MS., with the usual sign of contraction for roe above the P. The Erfurt MS.
has Puba.

^ The glosses 888 and 889 are added at the foot of the column, with the usual h
before them, which corresponds to a iS prefixed to the glosses 886 and 887.

' MS. quastus, and e added above the line between a and s,

7—2

100

OLOSA. Q 24 — R 11

Quatitur . concutitur.
25 Quantocius . uelocius\

Quanam . aliquam.

Qimdrare . *geeblicadiiii.

QuQstores . proefecti.

Quaeremonis . grauis . quaerela.
30 Quaestiosius . pretiosius.

Quaeritat . clamat.

Quaestiosus . lucrosus.

Quaenilus. requirens . frequenter.

Quaesita . pristina.
35 Quaenilus . garrulus.

Quaeremoniae . accussationes.

Quaestio . examinatio.

Quaestorio.qui questo . cor[poris]
uiupt] »

\q^uin quid . quisqt^ unus .
q...
40 Quispiam . quis...

Quidpiam . qu...

(53**) Quinici . philosophi . aca-
nibus . uitam . ducentes.

Quin . sed . tamen.

Quin . etiam . *aec5on.
45 Quis . quiliae . ^aeguan.

Quinquod . quis quod.

Quiuit . potuit.

Qui neodem" . qui non eodem.

Quinqwe folium . *hraefnesfoot.
50 Quinq?^ neruia . *lecipyrt.

Quippe . immo statim.

Quin . praeterea.

Quintilis . iulius.

Quirites . ciues . romani
55 Quid quod.

Quin nimmo .- magis . uideo.

Quid . quare.

Quid ni . quod ne.

Quis . quilius . stercora.

60 Quippe . maxime.

Quin . qui nan,

Quietudo . pax . securitas.

Quippiam . modicurnqt^e

Quies . cessatio.
6s Qui nos . canes.

Quiquennalis^ . ut magistratus.

Quinquennalitas . ipsa .temporis .
aetas.

Quis . potes.

Quid porro . quid . deinde.
70 Quintus . "^giululing.

Quisquilia . surculus . modicus.

Quis quibus.

Quidqte6 quicumqt^^

\q/uo cvLxnqu^e modo . *ge-
hpelci pega.
75 Quo quo modo . *aengej)inga.
Quorsum . quocumque
Qiumam . ubi.
Quur . quare.

Quurris . sella . in qua pur[pur]-
ati^ . sedent.
80 QuotucuiqM6 [qui]cumqt«6® .
denumero.

(53^^) IXapidus . uelox.
Hatum . acceptum.
Rapidissimo . uelocissimo.
Eacemus . ramus . modicus .
cuwuis*'.
5 Raptim . uelociter.
Eatus . arbitratus.
Raptamur . trahemur.
Batum . certum.
Raster . *egiSe.
xo Rancidis . *bitrum.
Radius . *hrisl.

^ MS. uelocis, and u added above the line, between i and s,

> Here a portion of the MS. has been torn away, and with it some final letters of
five lines.

> eod on an erasure.

* The e has been added above the line.

^ Here some letters are torn away, see above note 2.

^ So in MS. for cum unis.

J

GLOSA. R 12 — ^R 90

J *

101

RabuluB . *flitere . in eo botum.

Ratiunculas . partes . rationis •
dimiiiutimE6.

Rata . perf ecta.
15 Rationato . *ambaect.

Rabies . *geris.

Rancor. *troh.

Rati arbitrate

Rastros . ^mettocas.
ao Rabula . rauca

Ratus . firmus.

Ramnus.^Seofe^ Sorn.

Rancet . luncidum . est.

Ramnus . ramus . spin^ . albae.
25 Ramneta . equi . aromuU . con-
stituti.

Randum . arbitrandum.

Ramentum . puluis . i^uae radetur
dealiqua . specie.

Ratis . Dauis.

Rapax . praedo.
30 Rasile c^tiod radi . pot . est.

Radio . *gabulrond.

color . efficitur . sicut pedes . ac-

cipitur.
Renunculus . *lundlaga.
Retentare . *stouuigan.
35 Reiistus . iterum . incensus.
Recreare . nutrire.
(54"*) Relegatus . quern bona .

sua . sequuntur . in exili . in

exilium.
Resultet . resonat.
Reciprocati^ qtii dat . quod . ac-

cepit.
40 Redibere . retinere.
Ref ocilatus . recreatus.
Reluere . resoluere.
Religauit . exiliauit.
Resipiscit . intellegit.
45 Resipit . intellegit.
Repudiate . repeUere.

Reclusum apertum.

Ref utat . reprobat.

Reor . aestimo '.
50 Renidet . olet.

Rema.* stream.

Redimitus . coronatus

Renitite . reclinate.

Retentari . retinere.
55 Ref ellere . refutare.

Refugium . *geberg.

Resina . *teoru.

Reuma . *gebrec.

Reses.*slaec.
60 Respuplica . ^cjnedoom.

Rexenteseon . eruditionis.

Rethorica . praeclara . eloquentia.

Resultaret . exultaret.

Rempha . lucifer.
65 Relatu *spelli.

Repandialili . apertL

Repticius . demoniosus.

Reciprocato . *gestaef nendre.

Reclines . *suaehalde.
70 Recessus . *heolstras.

Remota . *from adoenre.

Reserat . *onlaec.

Remex . ♦roeSra.

Relegatus . exilio . damnatus.
75 (54*^) Rebantur . arbitrabantur.

Regiae . postes . maiores.

Ref ert . praestat.

Respondit . accedit.

Reduces . incolome^
80 Repagula . *sale.

Reses . resides.

Reditus . tributa . agrorum.

Renones . uestis . depellibiM.

Reditus . quod semper . redire
solet . percircuitum dierum.
85 Rethonidus . satis . horridus.

Resiscas . permittas.

Resides . requiescendo . otiosus.

Reboat . resonat.

Reclamat . remugit.
90 Reditus . reuersa.

^ One or two letters have been erased after the seoond e.

' MS. aotimo, but first altered to es,

' So in MS., with a seoond i added aboye the line, between the m and e.

102

GLOSA. B 91-n-B 166

Bessa . resoluta.

Regor . debitor.

Resciscere . noua scire.

Redoluit . satis doluit.
95 Repsit . obrepsit

Receptator . auctor . ooncordi .
m^iii.

Recula . ordinatio.

Repugula . pudoris . castra.

Recessum . locum . inferiorem.
zoo Repatriat . ad patriam . redit.

Redimicula . ante quibus . mitra
ligantur.

Repens . natans.

Receptaculum . habitatio . recep-
tionis' . et exenodocium.

Regimonium . gubematio.
Z05 Renocenon' . bos siluester.

Reuiam . putabam.

Radius . uema . preco.

(54^) Redibet . reddet.

Retorridus . igneus.
zzo Recensus . recognitus.

Retica . genus . uitis.

Reatum latrocinium,

Remotius . longius.

Ref ricare . reuoluere.
115 Refontat . afonterepellit.

Reciprocis . *prixlindum.

Relatio . *eScuide.

Retorto *geSraune.

Remeo . remeans.
I20 Refertum . repletum.

Renis.»heSir.

Rediua . *aettaelg.

Reuellit . aloco . remouit.

Redimicula . auri cingula.
Z25 Redundat . refluit.

Rediuiuum . auetustate . rena-
turn.

Rediuiuus . qui redit . ad quod
fait.

Recisum . succisum.

Redibere . representare.
.130 Reticuit . tacuit.

Rethorem . praeclarum . spen-
doris.

Rependere . repensare . uicem .
reddere.

Redolit . satis dolet.

Repunt . strepunt.
Z35 Refellor . reuincor.

Refello . ref uto.

Relata . regesta.

Redarguit . conuincit.

Reuulsus . exclusus.
Z40 Resipit . reconsiderat.

Repens . subitans.

Remes . remigator.

(54^**) Rere . arbitrare.

Reciprocat . reducat
Z45 Refutant . rennuunt^

Remordit . occultat.

Redolent . odorem . reddunt.

Reuerant . *spunnun.

Religationes. exilium . metallaris.
Z50 Respersum . aspersum.

Respuiuit . contemnunt.

Refouendi* . reuocilandi.

Recuperatis . reuocatis.

Recussat . abnuit.
Z55 Recolit . meminit.

Rectus . apertus.

Refertissimum . habundantissi-
mum.

Redoles . salus.

Redarguit . uerberat.
z6o Redigitur** . reuocatur.

Reuellit . dissoluit.

Reuectus reuelatus.

Repulsam* . dicimus . iniariam .
repelluntur . homines . ab ho-
nore.

Respectus . ^etsith.
Z65 Reuera . sine dubio.

Relisdua . reliqua.

^ This word and et ex- are written as a separate gloss in the MS.

^ Distinotly so in MS. ' The second u has been added above the line.

* The / is written on an erasure.

^ MS. reditur, and gi added above the line.

^ The a has been written on an erasure.

QLOSA. R 167^B 245

103

Bepedans . reuertens.
Itei>onile . ^geamuuinde.
Reciprocatu . *uurixlende.
Z70 Retiunculas . *resunge.
Renitenti . refalgentL

XXii^ftiiti . exquirenti . acute.

Kidigus . dunis.

Eictus . *greimung.
175 Rimosa.*cionecti.

(55**) Rimatio . exquisitio.

Rinocoruris . proprit^m nomeu
locL

Rien . *laendino.

Rima . *getael.
180 RithmuB . dulcis . sermo.

Rinoceres . nnioomus.

Ringitar . irascitur.

Ritibus . consuetis.

Rimaretur . scrotaretur.
185 Rigore . ^heardnisse.

Ridimiculae . *ojne pi85aii.

Rictura . ferarum . oris . apertio.

Rigor . rectitudo.

Rictura . qui dOigenter . inqt^irit.
190 Riuales > duo . qui uno muliere
utuntur.

Riualis . unius riui amor.

Rigentia . *forclingendu.

Ritu . more . ordine.

Rite . studiose.
195 Ripariolus . *stae5suua]pe ^

Rimatur . scrutatur.

Rigor . afrigore . duritia . et in-
flexibilitas.

Rimaris . scrutaris . uel aesti-
maris.

M^jostra . nauium . pectora.
soo Roscidum . humidum.

Roscinia. *naectegale.

Rodinope . *lelothrae.

Romuli . deromanis.

Rostrum . * neb . us\ * scipes . caeli.
905 Reboabant . resonabant.

Robor . arbor . *aac.

(55***) Robor . uirtus . rubor .
color . est

Rostratum . *tindecte.

Rostris . * fore . uuallum . uel * tin-
dum.
3IO Robores . uires . et ligna.

Rostrum . ubi roditur . aliquid.

RoBcida . roremadida.

Roscido . *deape.

Rostri . *tindas.
315 Rogus . congeries . lignorum.

Rotnum . *nabogar.

M^judimenta . initia . tirocinia.

Ruder . stercor.

Rutilum . spendidum.
320 Rumigerulus . rumoris . inuentor.

Rudentes . stridentes.

Rudia . noua.

Rutuli . latini.

Rufum . fuscum.
22s Ruribus . terris.

Rumigerulus . timoris . opinio-
nem . portans.

Rurus . ager . t^l uuilla.

Rumigat . pecus . cum mastigat.

Rumphea . gladius . ntr&que
parte . acutus.
230 Rumigerantur . cum rumore nun-
tiantt^.

Runcina . * locer . *sceaba.

Rudentes . f unes . uelorum.

Rudis . nouns.

Rumex . * edric.
235 Rutilare . rubicare.

Rubigo . *brond . 00m.

Rupem . saxum . f ortem.

Ructat . expromet.

(55**) Rubeta . rana.
240 Ruber . * read.

Ruminat . rumigat.

Rumur . mur . mur.

Rus . ruris.

Rubrum . rubeum.
345 Ruscus . *cnioholen.

^ The second u has been added above the line by the corrector.

104

GLOSA. B 246 — S 62

Rubibundus* peccatis.
Bumigerum . pecos.
Bugitus . Bonitus . leonis.
Budem . accipit . quasi liberta-
tern.
350 Budensa . maoeria.
Bupibus . montibus.
BungenuB . rurenatus.
Buscidum . lignum . foliis • spino-

Bum.
Bura . monima.
355 Bubum . lignnm . Bpinosum.
Bubisca . *saeltiia.
Budus . stercus . quod dedomo .

mundantur.
Bubisca. * raedda . rabisca.
Busulembo . gentis . uestim^n^i.
360 Burigenus . pabula . quae adpo-
nuntur.

s,

lagax astutus.

Saures . surices.

Saucius^ . uubius.

Saepis . longa series.
5 Sategi . festinaui.

Saluite . salui . estote.

Sagax . ingeniosus.

Sanciri . tribui.

Sator . pater.
10 Sablo . *molde.

Saeuitia . iniquitas.

(55^^) Sancire . confirmare.

Satrapas . sapientes.

Satis . consequens.
15 Salebrosus . asper.

Salebrae. *J)uerhfyri.

Saburra . lapis . magnus.

Sartago . * brediponne.

Sarcinatuw . *gesiouuid.
30 Sarculum . * uueodhoc.

Salitum . coniunctum.

Sartatecta . ♦gefoegnisse.

Sangit . considerat.

Sartum . con iunctum.
•5 Salebra . loca lutosa.

Sacella . loca . sacra.

Sacer . consecratus.

Sanxit . iussit.

Saltim . nunc.
30 Sanies .. tabum . sanguinis est
mortuorum . quae ssdsum . hu-
morem . ex se . gignit.

Satellites . socii . mali . factoris .
vsl ministrL

Sarcitum . consutum.

Saeuo . *unslit smeoro.

Satrapae . perfect! . persarum.
35 Sarmentum . ramiqw . deuineis .
exciduntur.

Saltus . silua.

Sacrum . Banctum . alitor . ma-
lum . execrabile.

Sabiat . basiat

Sabunca . herba est medicalis .
habens . spicas . miri . odoris .
crescit . in montilm«.
40 Salix. *8alb.

Sagax. *gleu.

Salpicum . tubarum.

Sarmentum . *spraec.

(66"*) Salibaribus . *mit5lum.
45 Sarco&go. *licbeorg.

Sacellorum . *haerga.

Salamandra . animal . quodani .
uiuens . in ignibus.

Sarisae' . hastae . macedont^m.

Sata . modius . et dimedvus,
50 Sambucus . saltator.

Sarcio . *siouu.

Samson . sol.

Sarcinatum . *gesiopid.

Sabaoth . militiaruT?^.
55 Sambucus . *ellaem.

Saxea pila . cum quo . tunditur.

Sandalium . *scete . *l(^a.

Sambucus . *sueglhorn.

Salum , *haeb.
60 Sagulum . *lo5a.

Satagit . deliberat . cogitat . t^el
omnia . peragit.

Sationis. seminis.

^ The second u has been added above the line by the corrector.
^ MS. sariae, and s added above the line between i and a.

J

GLOSA. s 63 — s 135

106

Sanguinis. *cnioris8e.
Sardinas . *heringas.
65 Salicta . ubi salices . naacnntur,
Saburra . dicUur . qt^indo . la-

pides . et ligna . mittunt . in
. nauem . qucte non habent . alia .

honera.
Saiiciatus . uulneratus.
Saginabant . ^maestiin.
Satius . melius.
70 Sandix . *uueard.
Sacra . detesta . bilia.
Sardas . *smeltas.
Salamandra . serpens . in ignibt^

uiuens.
Saraballa . apud . caldeos . cura .

hominum . dicuntt^r.
75 Salaris . pecunis . debitis.
(56*'') Sandalia . calciamenta.
Salsilago . terra . infrncttiosa,
Saliunca . *sure.
Samia . puluis.
80 Sarge . idoneus . cuius . libus .

artis.
Sabiatur . obscuratur.
Sardonix . habet . colorem . san-
guinis.
SardiuB . colorem . purum . san-

guinis.
Sariat . humum . seminat.
85 Salum . *seeg . u>e\ mare.
Salsa . *8ure.
Satur . saturi.
Sat . est . satis . est.
Sangit . dicit
90 Saxit . tribuit.

Satis . datio conplementum.
Sauromate . gentia . et nomen .

barbae.
Saliuncus . salices . qt^i uelociter .

crescunt.
Saga . nomen gemmae.
95 Sarganen . idoneus . cuius . libe-

rum.
Sarabare . *braecc§* dicitur,
Sacrificolis . sacrificantidtfrs
Saures.surices.

^ The first c added above the
^ The r has been added above

Sardus . cibus.
100 Salpica . tubici . nator.

Salmentum . qtuxi salibus . con-

ditur.
Saba . pappa . uinum . quasi . dul-

cido . acetum.
Sandix . genus . frugi.
Satiare . *asoedan.
105 Satumia . tellus . terra . italia.
Sacrafamis . execranda . cupidi-

tas.
Sacra orgia. *edmelu.
Samus . fluuius . italiae.
Sacrilegus . contra leges f aciens.

izo ^cilla . animal . scopulus.

(56^) Scismum . ruptum.

Scolonia.*cipe.

Scabellum . *pindfona.

Scammatum . locus . ubi . anth-
letae . luctantur.
,15 Scalpellum . ♦bredisem.

Scrutinium . (^twd infantes . scru-
tantur.

Scrobibus. *furum.

Scuriora . sordida.

Scenopegia. solemnitas. taberna-
culorum.
Z20 Scema . figura.

Scalprum . latum . ferrum . in
ima . parte . sine manubrio.

Sceptor . notarius.

Scopa.*besma.

Sceno . graphia . tabemaculorum .
scripter.
135 Scalprum. *byrs.t*6l *J)uarm.

Scamma . *feld.

Scita . scripta.

Saltuum. *feltha.

Scylla . *eduuelle.
130 Scansio . *scyrft.

Sceptra . ♦onpald.

Scitus . positio.

Scena . *scadu.

Scotomaticus . * staerblind \
issScenopagia.cassa.

line.

the line between the e and 6.

106

GLOSA. s 136— s 213

Scalpro . * bore.

Scina . nititio.

Scipiones . uirgae . consulum . or*
natae.

Sceua . sinistra.
140 ScrupuluB . lapillus.

Scirpea * lebr . breuis.

Scarpinat . * scripid.

Scalpellum . *bor.

Scrupulosiores . obscuriones.
245 (56^) Scriptitat . frequenter scri-
bit.

Scurra . leuuis.

Scobet . uentilat.

Scaurus . cuius . calces . retro emi-
nent.

Scopon puritas.
ISO Scaturit . *criid.

Scarabeus . genus . locustae.

Sceptrum . uirga . regalis.

Scordiscum^ . uirga . resalis.

Soordiscum' . con^m . Sim.
155 Scopuli . saxa . grandea.

Scortator . meretricuTTi amator.

Scrupulator . sollicitator.

Scropea . saxa nigra.

Scius . eruditus.
160 Scabrum . asperum.

Scedulae . paginae.

Scea . portatroiae.

Scoria.* Binder.

Scitum . indicium.
16s Scurra . *scond.

Scorelus . *omer.

Scatens . ebuUiens.

Scilla . monstrum

Scrupulum s sollicitudo.
170 Scirra . *aqueorna.

Scrobes . fossaeminores.

Scrofa . *sugu.

Scara . * scaed.

Scabri. pisces. similes .^loposticm

,75 Scniphes . ♦mygg.

Scilla . * glaedine.

Scilla . Serena.

Scasa . * eborf$rote.

Scindulis . * scidum.
180 Scena . * uuebung.

Scrobibus . ♦groepum.

(67") Scalmus . thol.

Sceda . * taeg.

Scaurosus . asper.
185 Scienices . *scinneras.

Scirpea . *eorisc' . leber.

Scalpula . *sculdur. .

Scaphum. *scip.

Scandit . diuidit . uerba.
190 Sciphus. *bolla.

Scapha . nauicula.

Scintella . *sp8erca.

Scrobis . sulcis.

Scalpio . *scriopu.
195 Scitalus . genus serpentis.

Scabrida . asperitas . corporis.

Scripulum . legimus . pro cura.

Sceuitas . iniquitas.

Sciui . fiolae^
aoo Scriba . doctor.

Scola . doctrina.

Sdactarius . portator . Brmorum.

Sceuuw . *goduureci.

ScabrO'. *unsmo^i.
90s Scenis . *scinnum.

Scafus . *huma.

Scenopegia . casa.

Scande . diuide* . uerba* . vA uer-

sum^

Oepsit . serpit. .
2x0 Secta . heresis.

Septus . circum . datus.
Sepulta . grauata.
Serotinum . tardentium.

\

1 These glosses are distinctly so written in the MS.

^ The 8 is written on an erasure.

» See P 160.

^ The second t has been added below the line.

i^ The r has been added above the line.

^ The first u added above the e by the corrector.

i

GiiOSA. s 214 — s 292

107

Semis . patium . *))eah8aex.
215 Sexcuplum . sex . pro nno.

Sentina . *lectha.

Sentes . * Somas.

Seplasium . ulcus . in campania \
ubi sunt . unguentari.

(57*^) Seon . germen inutile.
220 Serpillum . *bradelaec.

Seruitus . condicionis . nomen,

Seruitium . multitudo . a&morum,

Beditio. *unsib.

Sertis . coronis.
325 Senticosis . spinis.

Seta . *byrst.

Senticosis . spinosis.

Secessus . *heolstr.

Sella . *sadol.
,30 Sei«s . uermes . quitexunt

Sequester . ♦byrga.

Secreti . diuisi.

Sclabrum . *uuind.

Scalpo . *clape.
335Scuponim.*h]iuSa.

Sectare . persequere.

Sectans . exercens.

Seueritas . integritas . iudici.

Sector . usurpator.
340 Sererent . dicerent.

Seuerus . crudelis.

Semianimus . semiuiuus.

Sed potius . magis . immo.

Seditio . perturbata . simulatto.
345 Serit . seminat . dicit.

Seuit . inseruit.

Serta . tecta.

Serpenti' . inruenti.

Series . ordo . rerum.
250 Seruit . dixit . seminauit.

Seponitur . separatum.

Sedulo . sollicito.

Senodus . coTigregatio . senum.

Seria . ordinata.
355 Serpit . natans.

Secus . aliter.

Seoernit . seperat.

Sequestra . sepone.

(57^) Senatus . consultum.
360 Seriem . oUim.

Sertor . cultor.

Sepit . munit.

Sentes . uiae . spinosae.

Sepafrati^ . separate.
365 Semigelato . *halfclungni^

Serio . ordine.

Sero . *eomisti.

Seuo . *smeoru.

Sentis . intellegis.
370 Sexciplum . dimedium.

Seuerus . iratus.

Serum . *hpfieg.

Seboim . nomen . hominis . vA
cinitBLtis,

Selectus . separatus\
275 Semidalim . simila.

Sensim . *sofbe.

Senon . ♦cearricgge.

Senecen . *gundesuilge.

Sentensiosus . integre . iudicanis.
380 Sextertius . duo . asses . et dime-
dium.

Septisonium . ubi sunt. uii. sonae .
in caelo.

Setha . aperi.

Serion . inepte.

Sepes . longa . series.
> 285 Semenstrum . qt^osi . semis . men-
strum.

Sequester . susceptor . pignoruw.

Serpulum . puleium* . campestre.

Sertis . ccmiugis.

Selinis . nomen insul^.
390 Senta . senectus . defecta.

Semicors . peius est socorde .
minus . habens . socorde . stul-
tissimus.

Seriam rem . necessiam rem.

^ The i has been added below the n.

3 The r added above the line.

' The i added below the line, tacked on to the second stroke of final n.

^ The u added above the line.

'^ The eium written on an erasure.

k

108

GLOSA. s 293 — s 375

Sestertius . modus . pecuniQ.

Senente . furente.
995 Senta . sordida.

Sentorium . qui nominat.

Sepeliant. *onsnebba3.

(57^^) Sepositis.separatis.

Senno.»spr^.
aoo Sedulium . *r8Bgu.

Seuex . *ald.

Senior. *aeldra.

Sero . nomea . auis . circa . aethio-
piam.

Ouigillatim . persingula.
305 Sistit . statuitur.

Signis . tardus.

Sine . per mitte.

Sistitor . obtinetur.

Sisto . exibeo.
3x0 Sinus . seoessio . littoris.

Situlo . modiolum.

Sicania . sicilia.

Simulator . fictus.

Signifer . qui . signa • portat.
3x5 Si commus . aliquin.

Sirtes . riui . rapaces.

Siquominus . oHoquin^

Sirtis . ardua loca.

Sibba . *sigl.
320 Seneambagus . sinecircuitu.

Simultatis . desentiones.

Sitarcium . uiaticum.

Sirius . sidns . ardentissimt^.

Singultat . ^sicetit . v^l *gesca
daet.
325 Siticulosus . qui semper . sitit.

Situm . coUocatum.

Sigillum . sigDum . anulL

Singraphae . subscriptiones.

Sipius . sapiens.
330 Simeon . obauditio.

Siccima . humeri.

Sina . mandatum.

Sicomoros . *heopan.

Siliquas . gent^ leguminis.

335 Sicarius . gladiator*

(58")Siser.holus.

Situla , ♦om ber.

Sinapian . *cressa.

Sicalia . *ryge.
340 Sinuosa . *£EkeSmendL

Sidus . quod in se plures . Stellas •
continet.

Singrafa . cautio.

Sinciput . semis caput.

Sinnaticum . marmororiento^.
345 Simila . farina . subtilis.

Sinifonium . parabulam.

Siatta . sapodimeos . deproedica-
tione . uisionis . dei.

Simpla . *anfald.

Sirina . *meremenin.
350 Sicera . qui fit . dactylo sncus.

Sicera . omnis . potio . quo ine-
briari . poteaf . excepto . uino.

Sic uoluere . sic tractare.

Simmallis . salaris . pecunis . de-
bitis.

Sica . genus cultrL
355 Singultus . *gesca.

Sinnum . *cirm.

Siliqua . *pisanhosa.

Sisca . *sni5streo.

Signior . tardior.
360 Siler . gemis ligni.

Sinf oniaca . * belone.

Signaum. *segn.

Similaginem' . genus triticL

Simultas . ♦unsib.
365 Sinopede . *redestan.

Situs . positio.

Sicof antia . calumniatur.

Sistipulator . sipromittit.

Silurus . gemis . piscis.
370 Situs . modicus . odor modicus.

Sistit . exuiit.

Siuit . permisit.

Simbulum. *lierebenc.

Sine cabellatione . sine argu-
men to.
375 (58*^) Sinus. *byge.

1 So in MS.

' MS. similiginem, but the third i altered into a.

J

GLOSA. s 376 — s 449

109

Sinus . *fae5m.

Simisti . conscii . secretorum.

fOiii^i*^g<^i^ • uiridem . habet

colorem.
Smus . *pellyrgae.

4^5

s.

380 kJoSsl . sapientia.

Sospis . saluus.

Solentia . astatia.

Sodales . socii.

Sopit . terminat . finit.
38sSocrus.*sueger.

Socer . *sur.

Solers . acutus.

Soffisticis . scientibus.

Solers . a^tutus.
390 Sobrinus . qui desororenascitur.

Sobrius . ingeniosus.

Soboles . filius . filia.

Socordia* . stnltitia.

Soccus . *socc . slebescoh.
395 Sonisactas . sociatrices.

Solisequia . *sunfolgend.

Sofisma' . conclusio.

Solum . terra.

Sopio . *suebbo.
400 Sopitis . *onsuebdum.

Sollicitat . *fcyhteS.

Sofar . speculam . dissipans.

Solidum . integrum.

Sooors . semioors.
405 Sonipes . equus.

Solamen . solacium . est.

Sonores . sonograues.

Sospitate . sanitate.

Sopita . sepulta.
410 Solida . firma.

Solidauit . confirmauit.

(58**) Solabor . consolabor.

Sodolus . diligens.

Sopit . extingoit.

Sons . nocen&

Sofisma . commentum.

Solstitium . dicitur . quasi . ipso
die uno mento . nidetur . quasi
sol stare.

Sonorum . sonitu • garriens.

Sordiscum . corium . crudum.
4ao Sophismatum . quaestionum.

Sophistica . fraudulenta.

Sophista . sectagentilium.

Sorix . ♦lutis'.

Soleris . utilis.
425 Sortiunt . tribuunt

Soue . desine.

Sodes . siaudis.

Sortilegus . qui dat . sortem.

Sodumaeris . splendidum . ^ris.
430 Sororius . filius . sororis.

Solere . sobat.

Sodatus . placatas.

Sortem . *pyrd . condicionem.

Sortileges . *hlutan*,
435 Sollicito . *tyhto.

Soluat . *ondest.

Sollicitare . * ty htan.

Soricarius . *mushabuc.

Sol . phoebi.

440

Sopor .

momna.

s

Ipecimen . signum . vA splendor .

uel nobilitas . ue\ indicium . tiel

figura . similitudo.
Speriae . rotundae.
Spatiatt^ . deambula^.
Spatiaretur . deambularetur.
445 Spina . *bodeg.

Spurcia . inmunditia.
Spretus . contemtus.
(58^^) Sponte . uoluntate.
Spatulas . rami . asimilitudine .

spadi'^ . dicti*.

^ The ordi written on an erasure.

3 The second 8 added above the line.
* MS. has accent over the u.

4 go in MS., but y written over the u.

^ These two words are written as a separate gloss in the MS. This gloss appears
in Wiilcker*8 VocahularieSy i. 47, No. 36, who regarded spadi as an A. S. word. Bat it
is the Lat. gpatha.

110

GLOSA. S 450 — S 531

450 Spicas . *ear.

Splene iocnndissime.

Spalagius . musca . ueuenosa.

Spatiaretur . *suicade.

Spiculis . *flanum«
455 Spectat . uidet

Speculatus • probatus.

Spospondit . promisit

Spera . pila ingens.

SpilloB . medicos.
460 Spectatus . probatus.

Speculum . neuer* . generis.

Specula . feminini.

Spurius . inoerto . patre.

Spurius . meretricius.
46s Spargona . infantia.

Sper . qt^i est onichinus . lucu-
lentas . habe^.

Sparaatites . defensor.

SputacuZtim . sputum.

Spalagma . conpositio.
470 Sponda . *bencselma.

Sponda . lectum.

Splenis . *milte.

Spina . alba . *haegu5orn.

Spina . nigra . *slabtk>m.
475 Spatula . *bed.

Spoma . poma.

Specus . spelunca.

Spiciones . uirga . consulum.

Spoliarium . ubi spolia . ponun-
tur.
480 Sparulus . nomen piscis.

Spiculum . sagittae caput.

Spercius . fiuuius . thesaliae.

Spartum . linea.
' Spidis . nodis.
485 (59**) Speleum . saxum . cauum.

Spiramentum . *hol.

Spiato . * matte.

s
s

qualores . ^orfeormnisse.

tellantes . splendentes.

490 Strages . prostratio . corporura .
in bello.

Stipendia . munera.

Strues . congeries.

Stipulator . adfirmator.

Stipant . cingant.
495 Stigmata . ignea.

Stirps . radix origo.

Statio . portum.

Stabula . *seto.

Stabula . astando.
500 Stolidus . stultus.

Strepitat . tumultttat.

Strenua . fortia

Stuprum . societas . turpis . cum
feminis.

Stiba . * handle.
505 Stigmata . plagae.

Stirps . prosapia.

Strofanus . inpostor.

Stimulat . incitet.

Stilum . calamum.
510 Stare . facia.

Stipem . elemosinam.

Stabulum . *stal.

Strigillum . ♦screope.

Stragua . *8trel.
51S Stuppa . ♦heordan.

Stromatum . opus uarie . contex-
tum.

Stemma . corona. ^

(59^) Stemma . omamentuf7» .
regale.

Stigma . punctus.
590 Stroffa . calida . uersutia.

Stemutatio . *fnora.

Stroma . lectulum.

Stinllum . capme barba.

Strenas . carmen . lamen.
595 Struerer . ♦streide.

Stumus . *staer.

Strues . *heap.

Striga . ^haegtis.

Stibium . unguentum.
530 Stomus . *dropfaa^.

Stipito . ligno.

} MS, nener, with a sign of contraction above the er ; probably for neutri. This
and the next gloss belong together.

I

J

GLOSA. s 532 — s 616

111

Strenuissimus . fortisdimtM

StipatoribuB . *ymb hringendum.

Strepitu . *braechtme.
S3S Strenue . *fromlice. .

Strictis . *getogenum.

Stellae . astando.

Strinici . cupidi. ^

Storax . gernis ligni.
540 Btroffia . inpostura.

Stipes . mendicitates.

Stipis . mendicus.

Strica . tunica.

Stramete . istos . bnius . uarieta-
tis.
545 Stigmata . soema . tiel figura.

Stacten . stillatio.

Stupram . uirginitatis . perditio.

Stiria . *gecilae.

Stabulum . *falaed.
550 Stagnum . ♦mere.

Stinc . bine.

Stilium . * spinel.

(59**) Stertens . *brutende.

StUio . ♦brae5emuus^
555 Stemma . caracter..

Suppa . *ecambe.

Strategy . principes.

Stangulat . *pyrgeS . ttel *smora(5.

Stiiperatus . stupe . Rictus.
560 Stagilla . nomen . fluminis.

Stolones . fructices . radicum .
arborum.

Stricta . macera . *getogone
sueorde.

Stamen . *pearp.

Stic . bic.
565 Stragulat . uariat.

Stultatus . qui deferre nescit.

Stipula . in postura.

Stemit . ^gebnsegitb.

Strenas. *lybesne.
570 Stellatus. *astaenid.

Strutio . *stryta '.

Stigmata . *picung.

Stomacbum.*maga.

Strigillus . * aera . aerenscreop.
575 Stenax . * purpul.
Stiga. "^gaad.
Sturfus . *fina.
Strabus. *scelege^

s.

luffragator . patronus.
580 Suffragium . patrocinium.

Sub plaudans. "^gelpende.

Sustentatio . sustentatura.

Subpuratis . purulentis..

Sub plosa. exclusa.
585 Sufiundit . ^ablendeS.

Sugillatum . inclinatum.

(59****) SurculuB . * tuig . ouuaestm.

Sub regeres . sub ieceris.

Suspicio. uenero.
590 Sub acti . sub iugati.

Surculus . plantatio.

Sus pectus . dubius.

Sub dicione . sub potestate.

Subsidium . auxilium.
595 Supremi . excelsL

Succubuit . defecit.

Subigerunt . domauerunt.

Sub rogare . sub ministrare.

Sugillatio . reprehensio.
600 Sub rogat. adhibet.

Summa . perfecta.

Sudumaeris . splendidum seris

Sub dit . sub ponit.

Susurrat . murmurat.
605 Susurio. ^proht spitel.

Suspensi . dubiae . cogitantes.

Suscetur . irasceti^r.

Suspectioris . sollicitioris.

Sub actum . uictum.
610 Sub recta . inclinata.

Sub actus . inclinatus.

Subcentia . fomenta.

Sub rigens . erigens.

Superstiti . uiui. .
615 Subit . intrat. .

Subiit . intrauit.

^ The second u added above the line.
' The y is written on an erasure.
^ The ge are written on an erasure.

112

OLOSA. s 617— s 692

Summatdm . quod dicimus . parti-
bua.

Sufficit . subministrat.

Suprimit . abscondit.
6ao Superstes . filius . in rebus . hu-
manis. oonstitatus.

(60^) Suscensere . inputare.

oaperstitdosus . deorum . cultor .
fiel falsus . neglegiosus . uei
super . relegiosissimus.

Subtrinum . locus . ubi conficiun-
Ut/r . aliquae . species.

Subseruat . modicum . seruat.
635 Suffragatur . fauet.

Subdolus . subtilis . dolosus.

Summatim . paulatim.

Subsiciuum . suburbanum.

Superhabuudans . indigenes . per
habundantiam . frugum.
630 Suffecti . poUuti

Suotim . suomore.

Surum . "^spearua.

Sucinus . lapis . qui ferrum . tra-
hit.

Sullus . ♦ottor.
635 Sub arrata . "^geuuetfaestae.

Suspensus . "^ahaefd.

Sugmentum. augmentum.

Subergem . arbores.

Suber . lignum.
640 Supera . nauis.

Sualdam "^durliere.

Summam . principatum.

Subsellia . scamma.

Subfragator . '^mundbora.
645 Subsciuum . *fraecni.

Successus . "^ speed.

Sublustris . *scir.

Suspexit . susum • aspexit.

Superciliu97» . superbia.
650 Supparant . suppleant.

(60***) Suppetium . refugium.

Suscensere . culpare.

Subcenturatis . adiunctis.

Suprema . qteando sol . suppre-

655 Subulcus . "^snan^.

Superat . restat.

Suffectus . subrogatus.

Subarrauit . pignorauit.

Subsicium^ • sub sequens.
660 Sumtuarius . qui erogat . sumtos.

Sugillauit . gulae . manum . dedit.

Suesta . "^suina . soeadu.

Succeus . irascens.

Subpeditat . subministrat.
665 Suscenset^ . detrahit.

Suntote ^ . estote.

Sugillat. subfocat.

Sudestitiones . pali.

Sunio . nomen . insulae.
670 Suauiat . osculat.

Summata . omamenta.

Suaapte . suasponte.

Subdiuo . sub c^lo . puro.

Suliunt . f urent . iracunde.
67s Suides . si audis.

Surgit . *paexit,

Subcentia • momenta.

Sub equilibra . sub librato . iu-
dicio.

Siacte . sua . natura.
680 Subf ragatus . proecisis . cnrrilyus,

Suoue . taurilia . sacra . sunt .
detribus . animalibus . siue .
oue . etauro.

Subit . succurrit . tiel imemoriam .
uenit.

Sulforia . *suefl ®. sueart.

Sustinent . expectant.
685 Suspenderat. ^apenide.

(60**) Supero . superuiuo.

Suffecit . subministrat.

Sucini . *glaeres.

Subigo . *protu.
690 Sub cono . ^ under haehnisse.

Sudum. *lybt. siccum.

Suspirat . anhelat.

I So in the Erfurt MS. ^ So in MS. for suan.

^ MS. suboimu, and si added aboye the line between the b and e.

^ MS. suBcensit, but the t altered into e,

^ MS. suntite, but i altered into o. ^ MS. suel, and /added above the e.

J

m

mm

GLOSA. S 693— T 32

113

Sub nixus . humilis.

Sub cumbat . sub ruat.
695 Superant . transeunt.

Sutrinator . *scoere.

Subsannat . *hospetQt.

Suffocacium . *cecil.

Sub iugatis . *ge5eduiia.
700 Suis . *suin.

Suaeder *butanto5um.

Suspensum . dubitanteni.

Suspensi . solliciti.

Suggerit . dictat.
705 Sunt . *smt.

Sue] Hum . *suiniii.

Sublegit . collegit.

Subtalaris . *steppescoh.

Supuratio . *gelostr.

S:

710 f^jnefsLctsLR . puplicas.
Synesactas . pudicas.
Synonima . uaria . dicta.
Syllogismus . conclusio . inebita-

bile.
Syrtes . arena.
715 Sympsalma . uocum . adunata .
copulatio.
Symphosia. expositio.
Syndetus . contra . positus.
Syngraffe . cautiones.
Syntheta^ . conposita.
730 Symphonia . modulationis . tem-
peramentitm.
(60**^) Symbulum . *hereb8ecun.
Synfosion. similitudinem.
Syntasma . documentum.
Syntasmata . documenta.
725 Sypyegen . uisionem , tiel reuela-
tionem,
Symtagmateseon . magister . eru-

ditionis.
Synodus . conuia . undesinco
nodus . uia . dicitur.

Synodicus . susceptionibus . pere-

grinorum.
Synaxeos . conuentus.
730 Synisastas ' . somnicolosL

Symbulae . multae . conlationes .
in unum . mysticae.
732 Syrine . puellae . marinae.

T,

axatio . significatio.

Tagax nominat.

Tagax furuDCulus.

Taxit . tangit.
5 Taxat . nominat.

Tabescit . defecit

Tabo . putrido.

Talentum . pondus . argenti.

Tandundem . et tantidem . idem
est.
xo Tandem . aliquando.

Tantane . tanta . ergo.

Tabe . cruor . sanguinis.

Tabicon . contra omnes . hereses.

Tautalogia . repetitio.
15 Taxus . *iuu.

Talpa . * pond.

Taculus.*brocc.

Tabemum . domus . ubi . uinuw .
emitur.

Talpa . *ponde uueorpe.
so Tabunus . *briosa.

Tapetsa.*rye.

Tabe turn.* bred.

Talio . simili.

(61") Talumbus . *gescadpyrt.
25 Taxatione . *raedinne.

Tabuisset. *asuond®.

Tantisper . *5us suicSe.

Tantisper . interim.

Tabema.*pinaem.
30 Tabida . et putrefacta.

Tandundem . id ipsum.

Talionem . ul tionem.

1 MS. synheta, and t added below the line, between the n and h.
3 The second s written on an erasure.

' After this word follows the usual mark of reference S, corresponding to the usual
ii prefixed to the gloss following, which has been added at the top of the column.

C. G. 8

114

GLOSA. T 33 — ^T 119

Talio . iiicissitudo.

Tautones . palpebrae.
35 Tait . quarta . parte.

Taruca . uestis . regia.

Talaria . *fedrhoman.

Talatrus . colophus . intalio.

Tabo . morbo.
40 Taurus. *fear.

Taxauerat . *gierende.

Talus . ♦oncleouue.

Tabulata.»5ille.

Tala . ♦pebgerodes.
45 Tabulamen , *?5ille.
- Taenis . *5uaeluin.

T,

egula. *tigule.

Tedis . ♦blesuw.

Teter.*duerc.
soTerga.fuga.

Tergiuersator . dorsi . uersator.

Tenax . parous.

Tenus . finis.

Tenuere . possidere.
55 Tendamus . ambulamus.

Testudo . densitas . ramorum.

Territoriuwi . *lond.

Temulentus . ebriosus.

Testudo . duritia . gallacia.
60 Tergus . tergora . coria.

(Gl**) Teretes ^ rotundi.

Tergum . dorsum.

Temeritas . uiolentia.

Temere . prcwpropere.
65 Tempestiuum . oportunum.

Temerarius . audax.

Temerare . uiolai*e.

Testificatus . clamat.

Teterrimus . satis . niger.
70 Tellus . terra.

Tentigo.*gesca.

Territoria . loca . modica.

Tesmaforia . legis . latio.

Teres . rotundum.
75 Thedis . aquis.

Tentorium. *geteld.

Teristrum . ligatio . capitis.

Teserois . quadris.
— Tempe . *8ceadugeardas.
80 Temulentus . uinolentus.

Testudo . *bord5eaca.

Territorium . possessio.

Tenus . extrema . pars . arcus.

Tessera. *tasul.
85 Tertiana . *lenctinald.

Teris . distulis.

Terebellus . * nabogaar.

Tenticum . *sprindel.

Telum .*peb.
90 Textrinuw . *pebb.

Termofilas . *faesten^.

Terpore . calore.

Terrigenae . gigantes.

Terminet.fi^^.
95 Tempe . silua.

Temerari . poUui .

(61**) Temonibus . *J)ixlum.

Tetrum . nimis . odorem . pesti-
ferum . nigrum.

Tenore . ordme.
xoo Teres . *8iunhuurftil.

Teges . ategendo . dictum.

Testa . testu.

Terminus . lapis . ipse . a,tn\yu8 pe-
dihus minus . hahena,

Toereumata . qui tomo . rosa^ sunt
X05 Tenarum . aditum . inf erorum.

Termodum . mons . siciliae.

Tenor . texus . epistulaa

Tendit . nititur.

Teterani . tenebrosi.
xio Tedae . lampades.

Tesserarius . proepositu . curro-
rum . qui bella . nutriunt.

Tenelis . qui potest . teneri.

Tedae . fasces . nuptiales.

Tectoriatus . tecto . opertus.
X15 Terminate . exultate.

Teretruwi . maf ortio.

Terribula . formidolosa.

Temetum . uinum.

Tetricus . tristes.

1 MS. teretis, bat i altered to «. ^ The s has been added above the t.

3 See Hildebrand's Glossarium Latinum, p. 285,

GLOSA. T 120 — ^T 200

115

X20 Terido . uemis . in ligno.
,. Temperiem . *uueder.

Tetaustus^ . bilinguis.

Tentorium . casamilitam.

Terimentum . nutrimentum.
125 Tetricus . obscurus.

Tegit . celat

Tendit . dilegit.

Tehis . *tegum . *fodru«i.

Teloniaris . *uuicgeroebum.
130 (61^) Temere. tain facile.

Testor . proedicor.

Territ . formidat

Teruus . ferus.

T,

heo8 . contemplator.
135 Thitis . mare.

Theda . lignum luminaribies op-
tam.

Theologia . dai genelogia.

Thorax . pectus.

Thia . amita . soror patris.
X40 Thermas . colores.

Thiriacae . medicinae ignit^

Theorica . contemplatiua'.

Theologica . in diuinis . rebt^.

Thorax . undethus . facitur.
145 Theodranius . consentia . euange-
liorum.

Thema . figura.

Thiaras . laudes . uirginum.

Thorociclas . scluptae . imagines.

Theman . auster.
ISO Thyesteas . comesationes.

Thya . matertera.

Thymus . *haet.

Tholu8.*hrof.

Thersicorem . musa.
15s Thadalus . *brooc.

Thessera . *beeme.

I "itania . sideralia.
Titica . *tiuefl.

Tisifone* *uualcyrga
160 Titio. *brond.

Tilia . *lind.

Tiara . frigium . pillium^

(62*^) Tinniens . sonans.

Tiro . ignarus . nouus.
X65 Tipum . forma . HimUllvdinis.

Tignarius . * hrofuuyrhta.
-Timpana . tecta . uehicu^rz^m.

Titurus . hircus.

Tincti . *sli.
170 Tilio . *baest.

Tignum.*tin.

Titule . *gataloc.

Tibialis. *baanrist.

Titerani . proni.
X75 Timiamate . odor . suauitatis.

Tibicen . qui cum tibia canit.

Titulat . significat.

Titon . sol.

Tilares . *laiiricae.
180 Tironibus. militibzM.

Tippula . uermis . aquatict^.

Tipo . *draca . t^l inflatio.

Tirocinia . initia . rudimenta.

Tigillum . * first.
Z85 Tinnulus . atinniendo . dicitur . id
est *eraia.

Tipsina . grana . ordei.

Titerani . tenebrosi.

T.

orpet . stupet.

Torpuit . obmutuit.
190 Torrere . cremare.

Tongillatim . singillatim.

Toga . puUa . nigra.

Tonsi . remi.

Topus . locus.
195 Tot casus . tantas . calamitate^.

Torax . lurica.

Torpet . languet.

(62'*) Toffus . lapis . oculosus.

Tollit . exaltat.
200 Tocoria . hospitia.

^ The first s has been added above the line.

^ The ti added above the line.

' MS. pillium, and e added above the second L

8—2

116

GLOSA. T 201— T 276

Torpor . segiiitie&

Torreuit . siccauit.

Toparca . loci . princeps.

Tonica . polimita . * bring faag .
ArotxinditcUe circnlorum.
aos Torta. *auunden.

Tonsa. *roSr.

Toetriymyteo . deresurectione.

Tomum . librum.

Tos huius . dy dci.
3IO Topazion^ . ut aqua, micat. ut est
porru&

Tolor . hasta.

Tortum.*coecil.

Torquet . *iiiiraec.

Toreuma . *eduuaelle.
215 Torax . *feolufer6.

Torrentibt« *8treamum.

ToUit . sustulit.

Torua . horrenda.

Togatus . togacircumdatus.
220 Togipurium . toga . pura.

Toga . palmata. qui palmas. habet

Toruus . asper.

Tori . lacerti . brachiorum.

Torrens . fluuius . conceptus.
225 Toles . membra . sunt . circa cauam.

Tori lecti . quod indurat . in Lu-
mens . taurortim.

Torosa . *sionuualt.

Toga. *goduuebbe.

Torquent . * J?rungun.

230

(62^)

T

dic-

235

ropus . mensui'a
tionis.

Troiae . ab oris . afinibus . Troiae.
Trubidus . iratus.
Tronus . sedes . excelsa.
Transitum . trans mutatum.
Trudit . excludit.
Trursus . clusus.
Tritor . ab eo . quod est . tritus.
Trapetae . molae.

Trucis. asper.
340 Truculentus . seuus.

Tripudiare . laetare . et exultare.

Trans . permedium.

Tragicus . comitus . ut motus . ut
gressus.

Tropologia . moralis . explanatio.
345 Tribunalia . cathedra.

Trax . dims.

Trux . *unhiorde.

Tres . artabae . x . modios. faciunt.

Trochus . genus . roti . ad luduni.
250 Trorsus . inpulsus.

Tropus . sonus.

Trossulae . aequites.

Trieris . magna . nauis . tribus.

Treracsy . audiuiturji.
255 Tropicon . moralium.

Trofon . couuersationem.

Tripudium . uictoriae . gaudium.

Trutina . *heolor.

Triclinium . anteusus . topadio-
rum . in tribus . lectulis . recum-
bebatur.
260 Trapetis . molis . oliuarttm.

Traductus . *georuuyrde.

(62^^) Tripudiantes . exultantea

Tragoedia . *bebbi . cantio.

Tropea . *8igebecn.
265 Tripudiare . uincere.

Trocleis . *stricilum.

Triplia.*lebl".

Truditur . inseritur.

Traducere . dehonestare'' . defa-
mare.
270 Translaticius. quitrans.mutetur.
deloco . adlocum.

Tropcum . proeda. hostibus. facta.

Trige . ubi . iii . equi . sub curso .
sunt.

Tropea . spolia . punitorum.

Trenis . lamcntationibi^^.
275 Trapizeta . mensularius.

Troclinus . sectae . genus.

^ zt on an erasure.

* The upper stroke of the 6 appears to have been erased, wherefore the word reads

leoL

3 MS. dehonestore, but the second o altered to a.

I

QLOSA. T 277— T 353

117

Tramitum . uiae . trans uersae.

Tritonia . genus est . ferri . in mare*.

Tritili quod teri . pot . est.
•80 Traiectus . *Sorhbrogden.

Truucatus . decolatus.

Triclinium . ubi tria lecta ster-
nuntur . vA tertia . cenacu-
lum.

Trudit . processit.

Truditur . impellitur.
a85 Triuere . tomauere.

Tridens . *auuel . *meottoc.

Treraulus . *aespe.

Trufulus. *feluspreci.

Transtrum . *saes.
390 Ti-ulla . *cruce. *turl' . *scofl.

Triuerunt . scripserunt.

Triquadrum . *Srifeo6or.

(63**) Trans . *bigeonan.

Triumur . dignitattg namen.
395 Tragelaphus . ^elch.

Triunda ligurgite . qt^asi triplici
unda.

Trabea . uestis . regia . toga . pur-
purea.

Trulla . *ponne.

Traiecit . transmisit.
300 Tractata . tangi.

Trabs . trabis.

Tripodia . mensa . apollonis.

Trudes . fustes . ferratae.

Transfert . *geuuendit.
305 Truncus . sinecapite.

Tribuli . *braere.

Traiectis . congregatis.

Tranant . *8orhsuimma5".

Tripes . *stooL
3x0 Tria . *huice.

Tractibte^ *naescum.

Titigoediae . miseriae.

Trita . *5rostle.

Truitius . *?5raesce.
315 Traigis . *higrae.

Trietherica . post triennia.

Tricent . *aelden*.

I ubera , * elate.

Tugurium . hospitium.
390 Tubo . *Sruh.

Tubolo . *fala.

Tugurium . ategendo . quasitego-
rium.

i?urdella . *?5rostle.

Turdus . *8cric,
32s Tuta . *orsorg.

Tuber . tumor . *asuollen.

Tubicen . qui cum tuba canit.

(63*^) Tudicla . *tliuaere.

Tutellam . *scildenne.
330 Tutius . securius.

Tus . incensum.

Tuber . *liofer.

Tunditantes . sepetundentes.

Turma . ordo.
335 Tuetur . custoditur.

Turpisculum . turpe . diminu-
tiuv/m.

Turbinae . rotae . uentorum.

Turget . crescere . incipit.

Tumulum . sepulchrum.
340 Turbor . perturbatio.

Tuere . defendere.

Turbo . uentiuorago.

Tumultus . seditio.

Turmalis . ordinalis.
345 Tumida . irata.

Turbo . tempestas.

Turbulentus . obscurum.

Turris . aedificium . altum.

Turificaturus . sacrificaturus.
350 Tumba . nauis . uA sepulchrum.

T

ylae . insula . in ociano . cali-
donco*.
Tyri.afri.
Tyrsis . hasta.

^ The a has been added above the line, written in the same way as the contraction
for ua. ^ This word appears in the Epinal Glossary (27. a. 25) as trulla, glossed by
icqfi. The Erfurt MS. has (l.c., p. 382, no. 105) tndlay scolf. ' The i has

been added beneath the u, ^ The I is added over the first e.

> The n has been added above the line between the first and c.

rf" f rTSC

118

GLOSA. t354— u61

Tybids . tiberis . atibero . rege.
355 l^berinus . ut amor.

Tyrsus . acta . cam panpino.
357 Typsonas . £9u;iunt . deordeo . de-
corticant . ipsa . grana . in pilo •
id est in li^o . cauato . deinde
coquentttr^ . in quo uolunt.

u,

aticinatio . uere . pro^dicit.

(63^) Uadimonium . sponsio.

XJadimonia . indicia . sunt . uel
officium.

Uastitas' . interitus.
s Ualba . *durheri.

Ualbas . modicus . murus . ante
portam

Uatilla . ^gloedscofl.

Uarix . *ampre.

Uallum . murum.
zo Uaporat . iuurit.

Uacillet . tremulet

Uaricat . *Btridit.

Uangas . ^spadan.

Uadimonium . *bo^ggilefde^
15 Uatilla . *isem scobl.

Uasa . corpora.

Uades . iideiussores.

Uadatur . litigat.

Uaricat . deflectitur.
2o Uaser . uersutus.

Uauer* . callidus.

Uallos . pales.

Ualensdo . egritudo.

Ualitudinarius . qui frequenter .
egrotat.
25 Uagurrit . per odium . uagat.

Uarruces . uarruce . facit.

Uaregatam . uariatam.

Uallauit . puplicetur*.

Uadimonium . iurgium . lite.

30 Uaccanalia . patris . Hberi . stu-
pram.
Uallauit . circum dabit.
Uagius . qtd genibus . iunctis .

ambulat.
Uastitas . interitus.
Uadatur . ligatur.
35 (63^^) Uaccatur . insanit.
UanuB . "^gemaeded.
Uaglebat . uigebat.
Uapore . *ae3ime.
Uanna.*fon.
40 Uadatur fide . dcUur,
Uas . fideiussor.
Ualetant . sani sunt.
' Uastus . profundus.

Uacillat . nutat . titubat.
45 Uagus . qui uagatur.
Uate9 . diuini
Uaticanus . locus . ubi . uates . se-

debant.
Uadatur . sponte . promittit.
Uacca . *cuu.
so Uadabr^uia . *geuueada.

Uasa . castrorum . arma . exerci-
tuum^ , id .est militiae . caeli .
dicunttfr.
Ualedicunt . salutant.
Uastat . spoliat . expugnat.

u

ber . uberrima.

55 LJ ectpr . portor.

Uergentia . loca . humilia.

Uesperescit . sero fecit.

Uertex . summa . pars . capitis.

Uesanus . minus . sanus.
60 Ueniunt . bona.

Uerrit . mundat.

^ MS. divides : deiadeoo . qaentur . ^ MS. Uascitas, but the c altered into U

3 The Erfurt MS. has as two separate glosses : Vereoundiae concesserim gilepdae;
and: Vadi, borg. The Epinal Glossaiy : aericundi§ concesserim : gilebdae ; uadimonium :
borg. ^ A later hand has written/ above the second u.

^ A later hand has written h above the second j).

^ The first u added above the line.

QLOSA. u 62 — u 142

119

Uesta . numen ignis.

Uer . ipsum . tempus,

Uemus . ut est . dies.
6s Ueritur . timetur.

Uenit . distractus est,

Uexillum . sigivwm militiae.

(64**) XJeneratur . adorat . colat.

XJecto. . portata.
TO Ueronis . gregis.

Uerbotenus . uerbigratia.

Uegent . ualent.

Uehor . portor.

Uetuli . antiqt^i.
75 XJehit . uexit.

XJerberetorto . *apuudere suio-
pan.

Uerruca . *pearte.

Ueretrum . nirilia . masculi.

XJenabula . *eoborspreot.
8o TJegetus . fortis.

Uentriculam . uenfer^ nomen. di-
mmutiv/tmi.

Uentriculus *oeosol^

Uescada . ^mundleu.

Ueror . *pitro.
85 Uexilla . *seign.

Uestibulum . *caebrtuun.

Uenetuw . *geolu.

Uespelliones . fossarias . qui . cor-
pora . humant^

Uertigo . *eduuelle.
90 Uectis . * seng.

XJectandi gratia . exercendi.

XJespas . *uuaefsas.

Uerbei-atorum . *corthr.

XJerberatrum . *flete.
95 Uesica . *bledre.

Uesta . deaignis.

Uerbenaca . suramagna.

XJeneria . *smeorupyrt,

Uetusta . olitana.
100 Uei*tiges . fortes.

Uegros . demone . insanus.

Uehemoth . animal.

XJeneo . uenundabor.

Uerber . uerbicis.
X05 (64***) Uespertilio . *hraeSemuus.

Uegent . ualent.

Uersant . uertant.

Uescitur . pascitur.

Ueterauit . antiquauit.
zio Uelantur . teguntur.

Uenis . uenderis.

Uenit . uenditwr.

Ueniit . uenditus est.

Uenalicium. quicquid potest, uen-
di.
X15 Uergit . declinat.

Uersutus . astutus^ . callidus.

Ueliere aedificare.

Ueredari . ueloces' . nunti dicun-
ttw.

Ueneo . uendor.
lao Uemaculus. *£rioleta.

Uemans.uirens.

Uecors . '^gemaad.

Uemacula.*menen.

Uenustus . f ormosus.
X35 Uenaliciarius . qui uendit.

Uerrit . percutit.

Uerbonutus . sicut . dicit.

Uemans . laetans.

Uereatur . confundatur.
230 Ueterator . stroffosus.

Uesperugo . stella . uesperi.

Uerrunt . supertrahunt . ueluti .
scopant.

Uetellus . *sueor.

Uertix . barba.
135 Uexillatio . oertamen.

Uertigio . tempestas . SMertendo,

Uehemens . f erox.

Uena . in dome natus.

(64^) Uestiarius qui uestibus .
praeest.
Z40 Uestiarium . erogatio . uestis. quod
accipit . miles.

Uesteplicia . femina . quae uestes.
plicat'.

Uertil . *huerb.

1 MS. uenef . ^ MS. ceosol, with sign of contraction over the first o.

3 The a added above the line. * The ttu over an erasure.

^ MS. itelocis, but the i altered into e,

^ The MS. has plicat, with the usual sign of abridgment over the t, therefore plicatttr .

120

GLOSA. U 143— u 218

Ueniculum . *paegii.
Uertiginem . *suinglunge\
145 Uesper. *suansteorra.
Ueterno . *faecnum.
Uermis . *eorSmata.
Uemiculus . *comuurma.
Uerbi gratia, ^auordes . intinga.

X 50 vJ i superam . uiulentia . deorum.

TJirulentus . uenenosus.

Uirus . uiolentia . ueneni.

Uicisitur . conpetisatt^r.

Uirago f emina . f ortissima.
X55 Uinum . conditum . piperatam . et
melleatum.

Uinciri . ligarL

Uirguncula . uirgo.

Uirgula. uirga.

XJiscum. . conpositio . quo . aues .
capiuntur.
x6o XJindunt . diuidunt.

Uibrat . micat.

Uiriuola . maritalis . conplexus.

Uirecta . quae inagris . uirent.

Uinolentia . uininimia . potam.
165 Uicissim . id uicem.

XJictrix . uictor . femina.

Uiolenter . *roet$eKce.

Uitiginem. *bleci

Uigorem , potentiam.
170 XJigor'. uirtus.

(64**^) XJiso mihi . placito mihi.

Uindicamus . donamus.

Uibex . Kbor . vdrg^,

Uia secta . *irmges uueg.
175 Uicatum . *Kbr.

XJittas . *thuelaii.

XJitelli . *sueoras.

Uictima . quod uictis . hostibus .
fit.

Uillis.*uulouwi.
180 Uitiligo . *blectha.

Uitricius . *steopfaeder.

Uicium . * fugles bean.

Uiperina . plato filum.

XJillosa. *rye.
18s Uiscus.*inistel.

Uilla. *lininryee.

Uibuma. *uuduuuinde.

Uirecta . *quicae.

Uitiatum . *aperded.
190 Uibrat . *brogdetteS'

Uitiato . oculo . * unSyhtge . egan.

Uihabundans^ . metuens.

Uiritim . singillatim.

Uiri* cordati. bono corde.
195 Uilis . pestis.

Uimentibus . amoreplenus.

Uirgultuwi . *gerd.

Uilicos . custos . noctumos.

Uirga quod ui sua . regat.
200 Uirisat . uiriliter . facit,

Uicatim . per uicos.

Uilicat . bellicat.

Uiocorus . nomen . aloco . appel-
IcUum,

Uisceratosta . *gebreded flaesc.
20s Uibice *lelan.

(65**) Uinco. *obersui5o.

Uiresceret . *greouue.

Uiscellum . *brolit.

Uitalia . uiscera.
a 10 Uiscera *tharme** . thumle.

Uibl^ . planta.

Uimen.*pearp.

Uillus.*uuloh''.

Uisendi . uisitandi.
21s Uirgo . *unmaelo°.

Uis . uiolentia.

Uitulus. *caelf.

Uitula . * cucaelf.

1 The first g added below the line, between the n and I,

^ The t added below the line.

^ The first t added above the first e.

^ The h added above the line between the i and a.

^ The first i added below the u.

<^ tharme is joined to Uiscera in the MS.

7 The second u added above the line. ^ The n added above the line.

GLOSA. u 219— u 292

121

P'isU)us . obtutibus.
220 Uiridus . fortissimus.

Uiritim . nominatim.

U is tula . *sugespeard.

Uilicus . auctor.

XJitta . cingiilum.
225 Uillicat . uillam . agit . vsl colle-
git.

Uibrat . *borettiS . vsl *diregaS.

u

Ina . spatium . unius . brachi.
Ultatus . damnatus.
TJltroqt^e citroqiw *liider . ond
hider.
330 Ulciscitur . defenditur.
Ultro . uindex.
XJltus signijicat et defendit . et

puniuit.
XJlnum . brachium.
Ulignosus . pinguis.
235 Ulignosum . pinguae.
XJligo . humorterrae.
XJlmus. *elm.
XJlula. *ulae.

Ulterior, nouissimus. longe. (65***)
et prope.
240 Ultro . interius.

Ultroniam . uoluntariam.

u

mbonem . buccula.
Umbilicus. *nabula.
JJuic\uam aliquando.
245 Umbo . media . pai s . scutis.
Umecta . *gibrec.

u

norum . multoruw.

Uncis . incuruis.

Unice . prime . optime.
250 Uncus . ancora.

Uniones . margarit^.

Uoibrellas . *stalutofuglum.

Unci . curui.

Unci . alibus . longos.
ass Ungulaferrum . curbunt . digiti.

^ This word is written after gloss 258,
2 The first u added above the line.

Uncat . curbat.
Unguentum . *smeoru.
Undecumqi^ *huonan huegu.
Unde . delator . didtur,
260 Unguana . *naegl speru*.

u,

ortex . uorago . aquae.

Uotiuum . immolatiuum.

Uorax . sorbens.

Uocis . praeconio . laudem.
265 Uoluere . concitare.

Uolutat . cogitatione . repetit.

Uoti compos . uoto . omatus . id
est *faegen.

Uola . palma . manus.

Uoluola. *uuduuuinde.
270 Uorago. *hool.

Uoragine . *suelgendi.

Uoluitas . proetermodum.

Uoleat . uolat.

(65^) Uolubilis.quid quid.uidit.
totum . desiderat.
275 Uolucres . ueloces.

UoiTielones . edaces.

Uoluter . cupido.

Uotium . *oest . ful.

Uortex . flustra.
280 Uoluma. *gorst.

Uordalium . *laesti.

Uox. *stebn.

LJ rciolum . *paetercruce.

Urido . uentus . urenis.
28s Urna.* amber.

Uris.*urum.

Urgere . propere.

Urbs . ciuitas

Urticeta . loca ubi urticae . nas-
cuntiw^
290 Uerticeta. *netlan.

Urguet . *threatade.

u

sitatum . consuetudo . diui-
nsLTum,

with a line to separate it from that gloss.

122

GLOSA. u 293 — z 7

Usus . consuetudo.

Uscide . *tohlice*.
395 XJsta . conbusta.

Usion . substantia.

Usurpauit . ♦agnette.

Ustrina . ubi porcos . tolluntur.

U8ia.*8uemit.
300 Ut pote . ut f orsitan

Usurpat.pro^sumit.

Ut putu . qt^asi qui.

Utensilia . ustibus . necessaria.

XJtiofesion . instructionum.
305 Utrum uis . uterque.

Utensile . *geloma.

Utensilia . uiatici . sumtus.

u

ulnus' . dolor.

Uulgus . uilis populus.
310 Uulgo . passim . *oeghuer.

Uulgatum . manifestatmra.

Uua . passa . desiccata.

Uuldac . uetustas sola.

Uultuosus . tristis.
31s (65****) Uulcerosi . scabiosi.

Uultus . contemplatio.

317

u

xorius. *ceorl.

1 .,AL.enodociorum . collectionum.
3 Xenodochia . susceptio . peregri-

norum.

Y,

poteseon^ . dispositionum.

Ypotonyan . disputationum.

Ytitopytioacaen . disputationu7/i.

Ytiaf esion . structionum.
5 Ypallage . uerbum . pro uerbo.

Yryseon . heresearum.

Ytres . yposeon . disputationts.

Ymnus. *loob
9 Ytio eseon . exequiarum.

z

lotiacus . animalis.

Zodiacus^. xii . signa . continens.

Zabarras . areas.

Zyphei florentes.
5 Zizania.* laser ^

Zotiacum . sideralem.
7 Zitis . inquire.

^ This whole gloss written oyer an erasure.

* The second u added above the line.

3 MS. Yposeon, and te added above the line.

* MS. Zothacas, but th altered to di.

'^ laser is a well-known Latin word, but does not seem to mean anywhere tare. In
other glossaries we find lasor, Uwur in this sense ; see Leo, Angels, Glossar, 664. 23 ;
Bosworth-ToUer, A. 8, Dictionary t in voce laser.

123

LATIN INDEX.

N.B. The references are to the initial Letters of the Glossary. For instance:
-" Abacta, A 21" means that the word is the 21st of the glosses commencing with A
(on p. 9). " Abdicatio, E 46" is the 46th of the glosses commencing with E (on p. 45),
and so on.

Int, before fignres refers to the first Glossary, printed on pp. 3 — 8, and entitled :
Interpraetatio nominum ebraicorum et greQorum, For instance: "Aaron, Int. 13'* in-
dicates that this word is the 13th gloss of the " Interpretatio ** (on p. 3).

A few references to the pages of the work are given. For instance : ** Achanthos,
p. 1"; ** Aurium, p. 91, note 3".

Where the division of words is wrong in the MS., it has been so reproduced in the
i;ezt, bat not in the Index. For instance: "pro . anus*' of gloss Al25 will be found
under "proauus**, and G373 is divided into and indexed under Cheroche; lint; in;
mallo ; nauis ; though inmdiUmes^ and two or three other similar compounds, have also
been indexed.

A, Int. 223; A 81, 85, 91, 111
(bis), 113, 357, 360, 418,
677,692; B32; 11,34,
157, 418, 429, 433, 879,
932,958; D 102, 171, 172,
345; E 126,281,291,323
(bis) ;F 109, 180, 182, 243,
299,307,351; G67; H5,
104, 132; I 342; L 3,
124, 176, 204, 212, 269;
M 50, 148, 152, 163, 164,
170, 301, 308, 342; 249;
P 243, 276, 321, 619, 810,
870; Q 42; R 25, 115,
123, 126, 197 ; S 449, 499,
537 ; T 101, 103, 185, 204,
231,322,354; U 136, 203

Aaron, Int. 13

Ab, A 6, 30, 46,. 66, 68, 70,
89, 92, 94, 124, 145, 186,
415, 518, 912; D 168; E
68,335,512; F 121 ;G 101;
H13, 70; 1384; L137;
274; R 163; T 231,
237

Abacta, A 21, 40

Abactus, A 80

Abaro, A 31

Abaso, A 18

Abauus, A 25 (bis)

Abba, Int. 33
Abcesit, A 34
Abdecet, A 55
Abdedit, A 88
Abdensis, A 16
Abdias, Int. 14
Abdicare, A 37
Abdicat, A 51, 212
Abdicatio, E 46
Abdicauit, A 11
Abdicit, A 32
Abdit, A 54
Abditis, A 87 ; E 512
Abditum, A 73
Abdo, Int. 24
Abducere, A 528
Abduoit, A 599
Abductionem, I 255
Abdus, A 68
Abduxit, A 52
Abegato, A 22
Abeg^ata, A 8
Abegit, A 80
Abegunt, A 81
Abel, Int. 5
Abelena, A 2
Abena, A 48
Abero, N 196
Aberuncat, A 23
Abest, A 82

Abet, L 129; 267
Abhominabilis, A 583
Abhominatio, A 658; P 691
Abhominatus, D 36
Abia, Int. 35
Abides, A 62
Abiece, A 71
Abiecit, A3; E 381
Abieecit, A 51
Abies, A 5
Abigelus, A 33
Abiget, A 45
Abigiata, A 60
Abigit, A 27
Abiles, A 13, 93
Abimelech, A 7
Abisalon, Int. 32
AbissUs, Int. 311
Abite, A 49
Abitote, A 49
Abiudices, A 57
Abiurat, A 69
Abiuratio, A 77
Ablata, A 15, 53
Ablatiuus, Int. 12
Abluit, E 462
Abminiculum, A 1
Abnegat, A 72
Abnepus, A 24
Abnuit, A 72; B 154

124

LATIN INDEX. ABO — ^AD

Abolenda, A 14
Abolere, A 36
Aboleri, A 90, 91
Abolet, A 85
Aboleta, A 83
AboUta, A 65
AboUtio, A 84
AborsuB, A 94
Abortus, A 12
Abra, A 10
Abraham, Int. 8
Abram, Int. 7
Abrasa, A 53
AbrepticiuB, A 19
Abreuiata, E 243
Abridt, A 29
Abristit, A 28
Abrizium, A 20
Abrogat, A 63
Abrogata, A 26
Abruptus, E 59
Absoondens, Int. 293 ; A 16
Abscondit,A54; G446; S619
Abscondita, A 79
Absconditam, A 73
Absconsa, D 351
Absconsis, A 690
Absconsum, A 74
Absoultat, £ 384
Absedas, A 61
Absens, A 82, 366
Absida, A 4
Absinthium, A 9
Absistere, A 43
Absistit, A 67
Absit, A 78
Absoluta, A 38
Absolute, E 471
Absoluto, C 216
Absonus, A 56
Absordium, A 44
Absorduum, A 95
Abspernit, A 41
Abstans, A 59
AbstemuB, A 17
Abstenus, A 35
Abstinens, A 17
Abstirpat, A 23
Abstrusa, A 79; I 227
Abstrusum, A 74
Abstulit, E 99
Absurdus, A 76
Abtabiles, A 13
Abtauit, A 42, 75
Abtemus, A 58
Abtet, A64
Abunde, A 39
Abusitatus, A 50
Abutitur, A 86
Ac, A 865 ; I 384
Acatasticus, A 169

Aooape, A 119
Aocearium, A 127
Acoedeatur, A 141
Accedit, B 78
Acceditur, A 389
Accelerat, M 14
Accensi, A 142
Acoentus, Int. 258, 315; A

151
Accepit, B 39
Acceptator, A 163
Acceptum, B 2
Accersiui, A 144
Accessabilia, I 276
Aocessio, A 161
Aooetum, A 136
Accidia, A 165
Accidiosus, A 137
Acoidit, E 437
Accintu, A 172
Acoio, A 144
Accipe, A 112
Accipiendo, C 971; I 252
Accipit, G 38; 1403; B249;

U140
Aooipitur, B 32
Accipiunt, C 912
Accire, A 148, 153
Acciti, A 128 ; C 618
Accitor, A 126
Accitulium, A 131
Accitus, A 98
Acciui, A 144
Acclinis, A 152
Aocola, A 171
Accolitus, A 173
Accumbere, A 155
Accussat, D 110; 182
Accussationes, Q 36
Accussatiuos, Int. 126
Aocussauit, Q 13
Acega, A 125
Acegia, A 138
Aoeodo, A 139
Aoephalon, A 140
Acer, A 100
Acerbatur, A 162
Aceron, A 116
Aoerra, A 97
Aceruat, G 107
Acerue, A 103
Aceruitas, A 164
Aceruus, A 108, 109, 147;

850; G 12
Aceti, A 158
Acetum, S 102
Aceuon, A 156
Achab, Int. 40
Achalantis, A 121
Achanthos, p. 1
Achaz, Int. 38; A 99

Achialon, Int. 25

Achimenia, A 110

Aoholothus, A 107

Achus, A 122

Acidus, A 124

Acie, A 101, 376

Aciem, A 106; P 681

Acies, A 117, 159

Acinaces, A 118

Acinum, A 132

Aciscnlum, A 115, 168

Acitelum, A 130

Acitula, A 129

Acitum, A 858

Aclides, A 154

AcnonituB, A 150

Acognitum, A 104

Aconito, A 102

Acr§, A 157

Acremonia, A 166

Acilfolus, A 123

Aoris, A 133

Acroceria, A 143

Acrore, A 124

Acta, A 149, 170; T 356

Acti, A 105

Actigeni, A 649

Actio, 138

Actionabatur, A 134

Actionaris, A 114

Actionator, A 96; L 215

Actiones, E 341

Actioni, L 223

Actionis, A 911

Actionum, P 682

Actotum, A 167

Actu, A 30, 145

Aotuariis, A 170

ActuariuB, A 135

Actus, P 199, 234

Acu, P 421

Acuatem, B 132

Aculeus, A 145

Acult', Int, 286

Acumen, A 117, 166

Acumina, A 146

Acus, A 160

Acussationes, C 105

Acuta, Int. 237; M 56

Acutam, P 430

Acute, A 737 ; N 89 ; B 172

Acutus, B229; S 387

Ad, A 47, 168, 178 (bis),
200, 227, 229, 260 (bis),
263 (bis), 278 (bis), 457,
818; 217 (bis), 418
(bis), 848, 932, 964 (bis);
D 18; E 51, 420, 563;
L 269; M 62, 75; N 35;
223; P 729 (for ars?),
772 ; B 100, 127 ;T 249, 270

LATIN INDEX. ADA — ADU

125

Adacto, A 183
Adam, Int. 4; 86
Adamans, A 244
Adamans, A 245
Adauus, A 277
Adberbia, N 76
Adbignus, A 216
Adbreuiatio, E 241, 244
Adcingunt, A 210
Adciuisse, A 261
Adclibatmn, A 246
AdcHnis, A 203
Adcommodaturus, A 280
Addic, A 214
Addiceret, A 230
Addicit, A 212
Addictu8/A193
Adduceri, A 91
Adductus, A 176
Ademptio, A 265
Ademto, A 206
Adeo, A 251
Adeps, A 770
Adeptus, A 197
Ad§quat, A 290
Adero, A 285
Adesse, A 358
Adesto, A 284
Adeundo, A 186
AdfabUis, A 255
Adfatim, A 213, 219
Adfectans, A 196
Adfectaret, A 208
Adfectat, A 202, 266, 286
Adfectatoris, A 231
Adfectio, A 237
Adfectione, I 324
Adfector, A 182
Adfectus, A 481
Adfiliat, A 215
Adfinis, A 207
Adfirmant, L 168
Adfirmatio, A 174
Adfirmator, S 493
Adfirmatnr, A 224
Adfligit, A 232
Adflixit, E 508
Adgredire, A 256
Adgreditur, A 247
Adgrediuntur, A 217
Adgressus, A 211
Adherens, Int. 38; M 7
Adhibet, S 600
Adhibuit, A 287
Adhuc, E 252, 403
Adiacentia^ P 24
Adidens, A 279
Adicit, A 259
Adid, A 262
Adiectione, P 242
Adigebant, A 185

Adilicem, A 184

Adimere, A 225

Adimit, A 249

Adimitio, A 265

Adio, A 252

Adipe, A 70

Adipiscit, A 226

Adipiscitur, I 323

Adire, A 256

Adit, N 133

Aditum, A 186; T 105

Adiumentls, A 268

Adiunctl, A 282

Adiunctis, S 653

AdiunctuB, A 175, 180, 189,

274
Adiunge, A 240
AdiungemuB, A 58
Adiurans, E 422
Adiurare, 856;F94
Adiuro, E 406
Adiatorium, A 1, 511, 664 ;

193
Adiutus, Int. 190; F 392
Adiuuant, A 512
Adiuuante, A 179
Adliciens, A 289
Adlido, A 218
Adlobrins, A 254
Adlocutio, F 7
Adloqueng, P 302
Adloquitur, P 480
Adludit, A 181
Adluerit, A 271
Adluit, A 269
Adlao, A 269
Adminiculante, A 179
Admirabile, P 80
Admirabilis, Int. 248
Admiratio, E 165
Admiratur, E 311
Admisum, A 272
Admodum, A 253 ; F 119
Adnaoimns, A 273
Adnexus, A 180
Adnitentibus, A 220
Adniue, A 240
Adnotauimus, A 273
Adnouit, A 239
Adnuit, A 275
Adnuntiat, E 322
Adnuntiatio, Int. 117
Adolator, A 258
Adolatores, P 56
Adolatur, A 574
Adoleo, A 242
Adolerent, A 194
Adolescentes, E 91
Adolescere, A 222
Adolet, A 195
Adoliscens, E 246

Adonai, Int. 1
Adoneus, Int. 1
Adoptat, A 215
Ador, A 243
Adorantes, 142
Adorat, U 68
Adorea, A 238
Adoritur, A 247
Adornat, A 257
Adorsus, A 211
Adpetit, A 286
Adpetitorifl, A 231
Adplaudat, A 267
Adplicens, A 702
AdpUonit, A 288
Adponuntur, R 260
Adpraehendens, Int. 233
Adprobatur, A 224
Adquirit, A 226
Adquisita, P 60
Adquisiti, 1449
Adquisiuit, A 75
Adridente, A 198
Adrogantissime, A 235
Adrumauit, A 248
Adsaeclum, A 209
Adsaeoola, A 187
Adsaeculi, A 250
Adsciscere, A 264
Adsciscunt, A 190
Adscite, A 282
Adsciait, A 221
Adsectator, A 241
Adsecutus, A 197; 1 133
Adsensore, A 201
Adsensores, F 97
Adsentator, A 258
Adsentiat, F 42
Adsertor, A 233
Adsertores, A 234
Adsida, Int. 34
Adsidue, M 217
Adsociant, A 190
Adsta, A 270
Adstans, A 169, 661
Adstipatus, A 274
Adstipula, A 175
Adstipnlatio, A 174
Adstipnlatur, A 223
Adstipulatus, A 189
Adsumere, A 264
AdsutQ, A 177
Adtaminat, A 188
Adtenaatns, A 205
Adtonitos, A 275
Adtonitns, A 228
Adnena, Int. 26
Adueniens, Int. 302
Aduentio, A 281
AduentuB, 213
Aduerbium, M 15 ; N 122

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LATIN INDEX. ADU — ^AGO

Aduersa, G 85
Adnersarius, Int. 285
Aduersator, D 107
Adultera, E 198
Adulterio, E 409
Adiilti, A 191
Adultus, A 192
Adonata, C571; S 715
Aduncis, A 199
Aduooare, A 261
Aduocator, A 126
Adaocatus, A 283
Aduocauit, A 287
Aduolnta, O 168
Adyta, A 236
Aeatis, A 307
Aedes, A 310
AedibuB, A 291
Aedicula, A 305
Aedifioare, M276; U 117
Aedificat, F 390
Aedificationes, I 81
Aedifida, A309; M 353
Aedificii, A 61
Aedificiorum, P 803
Aedificiam, T 348
Aeditio, A 301
Aeditni, A 325
Aeditus, A 292
Aegeator, A 308
Aegesta, A 328
Aegilippon, A 306
Aegit, A 316
Aeglea, A 344
Aegne, A 299
Aegro, A 322
Aegyptus, Int. 10; A 300
Aeleuenns, A 335
Aemiila, A 348
Aemnlus, A 293
Aenea, A 331, 530
Aeneade, A 331
Aeneatores, A 302, 350
Aeneficium (for benef-), B 68
Aeneum, A 294
Aequae, A 297, 317
Aequaenus, A 345
Aequalia, O 132
Aeqnalis, P 51
Aequat, E 267
Aeqnatis, A 295
Aequ§, A 317
Aeqaes, A 332
Aequens, A 307
Aequenus, A 345
Aeqnidialee, A 296
Aequigenae, A 318
Aequimanns, A 349
Aequinoctiales, A 296
Aequipensum, A 352
Aequiperabatur, A 320

Aeqniperat, A 290

Aeqnitat, A 343

Aequitatus, A 333

Aequites, T 252

Aequor, A 314

Aeqnora, A 315

Aequore, A 351

Aequus, A 488

Aer, E 184

Aera, A 355

Aerabulas, A 120

Aerari, A 311

Aerarii, A 311

Aerariom, A 311, 346, 354

Aere, A 321

Aerectatio, A 334

Aerenm, A294;L124

Aeri, A 356

Aerii, A 298

Aeris, A327; G 420; S 429,

602
^ris, S 602
Aerunma, A 313
Aerumnns, A 337
Aes, A 327, 338 (bis), 471
Aescilia, A 353
Aesculas, A 304
Aesolus, A 342
Aestibale, A 326
Aestimabat, G 336
Aestimant, Int. 145
Aestimaris, B 198
Aestimat, G 292
Aestimatio, G 321
Aestimo, B 49
Aestis, Int. 208
Aestiaa, A 674
Aestiuum, 209
Aestuans, F 234
Aestuaria, A 319, A 330
Aestuca, A 312
Aestas, A 324
Aetas, A 329, 336; I 529;

P878;Q67
Aetate, G 786
^tate, A 6
Aetatls, A 307
Aetatula, A 329
Aeterna, A 339
Aetemitas, A 336
Aether, A 340
Aethica, A 323
Aethiopiam, S 303
Aetuaria, A 330
Aeuitas, A 336
Aeuum, A 341
Aeuus, A 303
Afertice, Int. 12
Afestotiles, A 368
Affabilis, F 63
AlFatibus, A 367

Affatim, A 361

Affaturas, A 366

AffatuB, A 365

AfFecta, A 362

Affectans, A 369

Affectio, N 71

AfFectoi, A 371

Afficit, A 370

Afflarat, A 359

Affluunt, A 363

AfFore, A 358

Afifri, G 274

AfFricanum, B 80

Affrico, A 89

Affricas, A 364

Afiniculnm, A 357

Afri, T 352

Africanus, L 157

Agapem, A 405

Agapo, A 383

Agar, Int. 26

Agasson, A 378

Agastrum, A 397

Age, A 404; G 83

Ageator, A 384

Agens, A394;F402

Ager, A487;F376;B227

Agerat, A 259

Agere, A 36; I) 116

Agga, A 388

Agger, A 408

Aggeres, A 372

Aggeribus, L 236

Aggeas, Int. 16

Aggreditur, A 389

Aggressus, A 402

AgiUs, G 138

Agiographae, A 381

Agit, D 159; M 231; U

225
Agitante, A 406
Agitate, A 401
Agitatio, A 399
Agitor, A 390
Agitur, A 377; B 65; G 84;

P660
Agius, p. 1 (bis); Int. 11,

18
Agmen, A 376, 407
Agmina, P 157
Agmine, A 398, 403
Agminibns, G 457
Agnam, E 216
Agnatus, A 379
Agnoscens, Int. 239
Agnus, p. 1
Agon, A 373; G 192
Agonantes, A 386
Agonia, A 387
Agonista, A 375
Agonitheta, A 374

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127

Agrarius, A 391

Agr§, A 400

Agreste, A 395; M 271

Agrestes, A 382

Agrestis, A 48, 788; D 13

Agretis, A 396

Agricola, A 385

Agrippa, A 392

Agris, U 163

Agro, B 204

Agrorum, B 82

Agundis, A 393

Agunt, A 464 (bis)

Agust§, A 380

Ain, A 411, 412 (bis)

Aiocten, A 410

Aiumenta, A 409

Ala, A 488; P 436

Alabastnxm, A 442

Alacer, A 446

Alacrimonia, A 469

Alacris, A 445

Alaphis, F 247

Alapiciosa, A 459

Alaris, A 472

Alatis, A 485

Alba, A 421 ; S 473

Albae, B24

Albeis, A 499

Albesdt, F 252

Albet, A 484

Albipedias, A 436

Albo, A 495

Albulo, A 417

Albus, A 499, 771

Alcanus, A 482

Alcido, A 478

Alcion, A 422

AIq, a 942

Alea, A 414, 465

Aleator, A 416, 466

Alectat, A 470

Alendo, A 415

Alericis, A 452

Ales, A 431

Alga, A 434, 440

Algidas, A 449

Algit, A 475

Algor, A 423

AH, A 922

AHa, S 66

Aliam, G 418

AUbre, A 454

AHcui, E 22

Aliena, A 383, 426; E 473;

1138
AHenat, A 51, 947; E 381
Alien§, E 486
Alienigena, A 426
AUeno, A 321
Alienonun, P 476

Alienmn, A 33, 338 (bis),

471 ; E 516
Alienns, A 171
Alietibus, A 429
Alietam, A 432
Aligeri, A 438
Alii, G 435
Aliis, O 16
Alimenta, E 43
Alim^itam, A 454
Alioquin, A 461
Alipedes, A 489
Aliqua, B 27
Aliquae, S 623
Aliquam, Q 26
Aliquandio, A 462
Aliquando, T 10; U 244
Aliqaantesper, A 462
Aliquas, Q 10
Aliquem, E 13
AHquid, B 60; E 21, 114,

172,276; N30,52;P343,

367; B211
Aliquin, S 315
AUquis, E 20 ; N 96, 128, 166
Aliquod, E 338
Aliter, H 34; I 224; S 37,

256
Antes, A 483 ; P 646
AUtudo, A 491
Alitns, A 448, 486
Aliud, A 301, 413 (bis)
AUum,A419;B102;G521;

P661
Aliunde, G 750
Allata, N 181
Allaada, A 497
Allegare, A 457
Allegat, A 473
Allegoria, A 413
Alleluia, Int. 19
Alliciat, A 425
AUicinnt, A 480
AUigat, A 425; N 87
Alligeo, A 492
AlUgit, E 87
Alligorrit, A 456
Allisus, A 481
Alloquitur, G 657
Allox, A 494
Alluuies, A 424
Allux, A 427
Alma, A 498
Almas, A 487
Alneta, A 483
Alnemn, A 430
Alnus, A 428, 441
Aloae, M 313
Alogia, A 420
Alphei, A 500
Alsiosus, A 458

Alsit, A 474

Alta, A151, 754; M 70

Alter, A 463, 476 (bis)

Altera, D 37

Alteram, D 37

Altercator, A 453

Alteri, G 523

Alterins, A 464

Altema, A 451

Altemantium, A 444

Alternatar, A 451

Alternis, A 477

Alterum, A 451

Altilia, A 467

Altnis, A 415, 418

Altionatar, L 230

Altiore, E 39

Altis, F 90

Altissima, I 226

Altitude, G 279; F 28

Alto, E 38; 1458

Altor, A 493

Altores, A 468

Altrinsecus, A 435

Altrix, A 496

Altum, A479; E 40, 180; F

114; T348
Altus, G 35, 843; G 178;

154
Aluearia, A 460
Alueum, A 490
Alueus, A 447
Aluiola, A 443
Alniolum, A 439
Alumnae, A 450
Alunium, A 437
Aluus, A 455
Amalecb, Int. 29
Amalehc, A 507
Amandat, A 541
Amanet, A 552
Amans, A244; P 477
Amant, A 527
Amare, P 382
Amari, A 506
Amaritudinem, B 129
Amarum, Int. 6; B 133; M

374
Amasias, Int. 36
Amasse, G 819
Amat, A286; E172; P343
Amata, A 518
Amator, P389; S 156
Amatores, A 527; F 160; P

381
Amatoris, A 231
Amatus, D 171
Amault, A 370
Ambaouc, Int. 15
Ambages, A 522, 553, 554
Ambagiosus, A 523

128

LATIN INDEX. AMB — ANN

Ambagxis, S 320
Ambariam, A 508
Ambiit, A 549
Ambila, A 545
Ambit, A 550
Ambitas, A 555
Ambiunt, D 292
Ambo, A 463, 476
Ambobas, A 463, 508
Ambrones, A 519
Ambrosea, A 524
Ambula, P 807
Ambulacrum, A 542
Ambulamus, T 55
Ambulandi, A 542
Ambulantes, M 156
Ambulas, A 535
Ambulat, G 160; 1275; U

32
Ambulatio, G 156
Ambulanit, G 692
Amburimur, A 526
Ambusta, A 539
Amello, A 525
Amen, Int. 22
Amens, A 532
Amentes, D 147
Amentis, A 548
Amera, A 515
Amf ridis, A 505
Amfrite, A 509
Amicalis, N 71
Amici, A 518
Amicitia, F 105
Amictit, A 537
Amictorium, A 538
Amictus, F 103
Amiculo, A 546
Amicum, C 784
Amicus, G 469, 800; F 106,

194; N 72
Amigdalinas, A 531
Amilarius, A 536
Amineae, A 501
Amiserat, P 543
Amisione, I 446
Amisionem, A 504
Amisit, D 135
Amita, A 513 ; T 139
Amites, A 502, 533
Amittere, A 543
Amittunt, F 350
Ammentum, A 517
Amminiculant, A 512
Amminiculum, A 511
Ammirabilia, P 46
Ammirabilis, P 45
Ammo (for animo), E 446
Ammodnm, A 547
Ammon, Int. 39
Ammonuit, G 740

Amnestiam, A 514

Amnuere, A 520
Amo, P26
AmoenibuB, A 907
Amoenum, A 521
Amor, L 224 ; R 191 ; T 355
Amore (for nmore), U 196
Amoris, M 239
Amorr§i, A 506
Amorreum, Int. 6
Amouet, A 212
Amphi, A 510
Amphibalus, A 551
Amphitare, A 544
Amphitetron, A 516
Amphitrite, A 529
Ampla, P 119
Amplexans, Int. 15
Ampliantes, H 112
Ampliare, A 786
AmpUatam, A 884
Amplificum, A 949
Amplior, A 640
Amplitudo, G 235
Amplius, A 918
Amsancti, A 503
Amtes, A 534
Amulas, A 530
Amulire, A 528
Amurca, A 540
An, A 650

Anacephaleosin, A 628
AnagU£fa, A 622
Anaglosa, A 763
Anagogen, A 634
Anapsi, A 604
Anarchias, A 591
Anastasin, A 652
Anastasis, A 580; F 297
Anate, A 625
Anathem, A 658
Anathema, A 583; H 65
Anathomen, A 573
Anaturale, A 654
Ancella, A 10
Anceps, A 216, 655; G 904
Anchoresis, A 596
Ancil, A 641
Ancile, A 613
AnciHa, A 581, 613
Aneiliatur, A 574
Ancilus, A 600
Ancipis, A 642
Ancipitis, A 598
Anconos, A 575
Anoora, U 250
Ancore, A 632
Ancxius, G 931
Andapila, A 589
Andeda, A 562
Andeo, A 655

Andracas, A 624
Andreas, Int. 17
Andres, A 635
Androgi, H 88
Anediosus, A 637
Anellus, A 608
Anepos, A 612
Anes, A 570
Aneta, A 569
Anetum, A 571
Anfetrite, A 609
Anfora, A 585
Anfractum, A 657
Anfractus, A 594
Angelus, Int. 2, 203; G 884;

P 652 (bis)
Angeportus, A 621
Anget, A688
Angiportus, A 615
Angit, A 689, 648
Angor, A 586
Anguens, A 576
Anguila, A 651; E 209; P

699
Anguis, A 590; L 341
Angulinis, A 629
Angulo, 102
Angulum, O 102
Angustat, A 802
Angustia, Int. 313
Angustiae, F 12
Angustiatim, G 620
Angustiis, I 76
Angustior, A 640
Angustum, F 336
Augustus, A 615
Anhelat, S 692
AnbeUam, E 546
Anim, P 163
Anima, Int. 228; P 838
Animae, D 59
Animaequius, A 611
Animal, B 86; E 290; P

168; 8 47,110; U 102
Animalibus, S 681
Animalis, Z 1
Animatuersio, A 653
Animatuertit, A 633
Animi, A 595
Animo, A 322 (bis); B 114;

Gl; E446; M 188
Animositas, P 429
Annales, A 592
Annates, A 606
Anni, A 577
Anniculus, A 577
Annis, B99; D 257
Annitur, A 584
Anniuersarius, A 607
Annixi, A 620
Annos, L 3X0

LATIN INDEX. ANN — ^AQU

129

Annua, A 618

Annue, A 619

Annues, A 564

Annuit, A 563

Annuos, A 592

Annus, B 194

Annuus, A 607

Anobarbus, A 605

Anologia, A 566

Anomala, A 623

Anomalum, A 565

Anquirit, A 597

Ansa, A 559

Ansatae, A 603

Anser, A 627

Ansiferis, A 636

Ansportat, A 599

Antagonista, A 601

Ante, B 161; D 382; 1416;
L 228; P 601, 608, 751,
807; BlOl; T 259; U6

Antea, P 788

Anteambulant, A 383

Antebiblium, A 630

Antecaelo, A 643

Antecedere, A 644

Antecelere, A 644

AntecelUt, A 645

Antecidet, P 726

Antedicere, P 764

Antedictum, P 781

Antedo, A 643

Antedoq\ A 602

Antefata, A 579

Antefatus, A 631

Antemna, A 588

Antemne, A 587

Antena, A 610

Antenatus, P 677

Anteponere, 62

Anteposita, P 765

Anterapit, P 590

Antes, A 626

Antestat, P 721

Antestis, A 558

Anthletae, S 114

Anthlia, A 567

Antiae, A 572

Anticipatio, A 578

Anticipationem, P 217

Anticipauit, A 582

Antictores, A 647

Antifrasin, A 561

[Antigeni], A 649

Antiqua, C 87

Antiquarius, A 556

Antiquauit, U 109

Antiqui,B36; M 58; U 74

Antiquis, A 931

Antiquitatem, A 811

Antiquorum, P 889

0. Q.

Antiques, P 828

Antiquum, G 193

Antra, A 560

Antulus, A 659

Anubis, A 557

Anudus, A 568, 614

Anuli, S 327

Anulum, A 616

Anus, A 608, 646

Anxiatur, F 238

Anxietas, A 165

Anxius, A 617

Aoth, Int. 31

Aparatio, Int. 121

Aparatu, A 696

Aparcias, A 713

Aparitio, A 708

Apellatam, Int. 145

Apellatus, Int. 223

Apelle, A 71

Aper, A 670

Aperi, Int. 133; O 271; S

282
Aperiens, Int. 132, 168
Aperiente, I 478
Aperientes, H 122
Aperit, I 338 ; P 38
Aperiunt, F 21
Aperta, E 396
Aperti, B 66
Aperticius, A 705
Apertio, B 187
Apertionem, A 573
Apertum, A 93; H 125; L

124; P 75, 101; B 47
Apertus, B 156
Apes, P 168
Apex, A 685
Apiastrum, A 672
Apio, A 673
Apiscitur, A 701
Apium, A768; G 170
Aplestia, A 680
Aplustra, A 667
Apocalipsin, Int. 21
Apooalypseos, A 688
Apooatasticus, A 661
Apocrifa, A 689
Apocrisis, A 690
Apodixen, A 660
Apodixeos, E 358
Apodixes, A 668
Apolitarium, A 669
ApoUonis, L 94 ; T 302
Apologia, A 679
Apologias, A 693
Apologiticum, A 691
Apoplexa, A 686
Aporiamur, A 671
Aporians, A 666
Aportatu, N 188

Aportatum, D 137
Apostas, A 695
Apostata, A 692
Apostemam, A 711
Apostolus, Int. 20, 299;

372
Apotasia, A 676
Apotheoa, A 662, 687
Apothecis, G 268
Apothisen, A 694
Apototyas, A 697
Apparasin, A 665
Apparator, A 699
Apparatorium, A 704
Apparatum, A 709
Apparent, A 875
Apparitione, A 684
Apparitorium, A 664
Appellatum, tJ 203
Appellens, A 702
Appetitus, A 683
Appi, F 268
Appius, F 268
Applare, A 706
Applicauit, A 703
Appollones, P 317
Apporeor, A 712
Apporia, A 682
Appositus, Int 194
Appotheca, A 710
Appulissit, A 703
Aprica, A 674
Apricam, A 675
Apricitas, A 707
Aprioum, A 678
Apta, E51;H6;M75
Aptat, A 663
Aptata, A 681
Aptauit, A 700
Apte, S 672
Aptet, A 698
Aptos, H 11
Aptum, G 766
Apud, S 74

Aput, A 116; M 2; P 309
Aqua, Int. 331; B 97; G 20,

44; L 88, 160, 229; N

123; T 210
Aquae, B221; P 483, 556;

U261
Aquarum, A 590, 718; H 18;

L166
Aquas, p. 1 ; Int. 41
Aquatici, H 114
Aquaticus, N36;T 181
Aque, N 109
Aquemale, A 716
Aquilae, A717;P252
Aquilici, A 718
Aquilium, A 714, 715
Aquilonis, A 826

9

130

LATIN INDEX. AQU — ASC

Aqois, T 75

Ara, A 823

Aranearam, G 60

Arantes, L 216

Arator, G 122

Aratri, B 210

Aratnr, A 728

Araxis, A 760

Arba, A 728

Arbat§, A 769

Arbina, A 770

Arbitrabantur, B 75

Arbitrandnm, B 26

Arbitrare, B 143

Arbitrati, B 18

Arbitration C 716

Arbitratur, G 499

Arbitratas, B 6

Arbitrio, N 193

Arbitriomm, A 781

Arbitrium, A 780

ArbituB, A 808

Arbor, A 531 ; B 66, 98, 203;

E 8; H 111, 129; N 19;

B206
Arbore, G 222, 324
Arborem, G 982
Arbores, A 816; 8 638
Arboris, A 342
Arborum, G 174; F 339; S

561
Arbusta, A 816
Arbutus, A 735
Area, A 97
Arc8B, P 481
Arcarius, A 814
Areas, G 17; Z3
ArcQ, A 792
Aroebat, A 733, 791
Areem, A 776
Areesi, A 775
Areesiendos, A 761
Arcessite, A 128
Aroessitus, A 176, 807
Areet, A 767
Arehangelus, Int. 3
Archia, A 724, 762
Arehiatros, A 773
Archioretis, A 779
Archioritas, A 725
Arohipirata, A 727
Arehisynagogus, A 750
Arohius, A 749
Arehontes, A 745
Arehtoes, A 743
Arohturns, A 742
Arci, A 804
Arcis, A 815
Arcister, A 810
Arcistis, A 758
Arcit, A 819

Ardtrioliniuxn, A 797
Areius, A 820
Areontvs, A 746
Areoretos, A 812
ArouB, I 482, 485 ; T 83
Areuum, G 6iB5
Ardebat, A 801
Ardens, Int. 277
Ardentes, A 739; F 226
Ardentior, I 38
Ardentissimus, S 323
Ardet, F 309
Ardia, A 729
Ardor, F 361
Ardua, S 318
Arduum, A 747
Arectas, A 805
Arefacta, A 362
Arena, S 714
Areoli, A 723, 726
Areolus, A 778
Areptioium, A 795
Arestis, A 777
Argella, A 730
Argenteus, A 771
Argenti, T 8
Argentum, E 118
ArgiUa, A 748
Argolicam, A 803
Arguere, A 786
Arguit, A 799; F 418
Arguitur, F 78
Argumento, S 374
Argumentum, A 806
Argute, A 737
Argutiae, A 731, 736
Argutns, A 825
Arida, A766; G52;G163;

L51
Ariolatus, A 721
ArioU, A 823
Ariolus, A 800
Ariopagita, A 787
Ariopagus, A 774
Aripagita, A 750
Aris, H 13
Aristes, F 350
Arma, A 154, 581, 734, 822;

G 202,913; D 351; F88;

P 412, 482 ; U 51
Armatis, F 29
Armatura, A 824
Armellae, A 722
ArmeUu, A 782
Armenias, A 738
Armenta, B 222; P 333
Armentarium, A 734, 741
Armentarius, P 346
Armentum, A 741, 783
Armi, A 798
Armiger, A 798; C 839

Armilausia, A 755

Annillas, P 303

Armilosa, p. 1

Armenia, A 720

Armorum, A 741 ; S 202

Armns, A 765

Aromatum, A 723

Arpa, A 759

Arpago, A 756

Arpia, A 764

Arrabonem, A 809

Arram, A809

Arrepit, A 784

Arreptus, G 842

Arridit, A 785

Arrins, A 732

Ars, A 772

Arsis, Int. 23

Artaba, A 813

Artabae, T 248

Artat, A 802

Artauit, A 790

Artem, A 375

Artemon, A 753

Artemta, A 752

Artes, G 192

Arthimetica, A 719

Artioos, A 826

Articulatum, G 622

Articulatus, A 817

Articulis, A 817

Artioulorum, A 143

Artifex, O 178

Artis, A 374, 793 ; S 80

Artium, M203; P 66

Artoa, A 754

Artum, A 757

Artura, A 744

Artus, I 264

ArtuBsum, A 794

Artuus, A 789

Arualis, A 788

Aruina, A 796

Arula, A 751, 768

Arundo, A 48

Aruspex, A 818

AruBpices, A 821 ; H 128

Arx, A 740, 815

Arxhotanian, A 811

As, A 854

Asa, Int. 28

Asapa, A 863

Asealonium, A 841

Asoella, A 837

Ascemor, A 834

Ascendere, A 306

Ascendit, G 124

ABcensio, G 452

Ascensum, P 247

AsoensuB, G465,474, 479,623

Ascesi, A 851

LATIN INDEX. ASC — AUR

131

Ascesui, A 863

Ascetron, A 848

Asoia, D 355

Ascilium, A 831

Ascios, A 838

Ascopa, A 852

Ascripta, G 331

Asellnm, A 829

Aser, Int. 27

Asiani, A 860

Asilo, A 832

Asilnm, A 846

Asinius, A 861

Asino, 177

Asotns, A 853

Aspaltum, A 839

Aspectom, G 159

Aspeotus, F 84

Asper, S 15, 184; T 222,

239
Aspera, A 859
Asperens, A 705
Asperitas, S 196
Aspematur, A 857
Aspernit, A 833
Aspersnm, K 150
Aspersos, M 51
Asperom, S 160
Aspexit, S 648
Aspicit, P 683
Aspicium, A 901
Asses, A 836; S 280
Assis, A 854
Ast, A 842

Asta, A 830, 845, 858; G 48
Astarium, A 856
Astaroth, A 843
Astatns, A 845, 858
Astella, P 473
Asteriscus, A 849
AstismoB, A 847
Astri, A 850
Astrologia, A 828
Astronomia, A 827
Astrorum, A 827
Astruin, A 840
Astu, A 844
Astula, F 295
Astum, A 835
Astor, A 864
Astns, A 855
Astntia, G 734 ; S 382
Astutnin, A 835
Astutus, A 825 ; S 1, 389 ; U

116
At, A 204, 768, 881
Atanus, A 25
Atellanus, A 870
Atfirmant, A 896
Atflarat, A 868
Atflictio, C 823

Atflixit, A 790
Athoniel, Int. 30
Atinnenta, G 638
Atianctus, G 523
Atiungere, G 796
Atiungimur, G 130, 131
Atomas, A 865
Atomi, A 875, 879
Atpostat, G 425
Atque, A 882 (bis) ; F 322 ;

126
Atqueductns (for aquae d-),

L30
Atriensis, A 871
Atrocitas, A 874
Atrox, A 877
Atmm, A 880
Atrux, A 878
Atsidne, F 410
Atsimolat, A 343
Atsumsio, Int. 201
Attaminat, A 867
Attenuata, A 362
Atticas, A 873
Attigerit, A 866; 6 31
Attoniti, A 876
Attrectare, A 869
Attubemalis, A 872
Atuocati, G 195
Atnocatus, G 177
Auaritia, F 211
AnbalcuB, A 940
Anceps, A 958
Auctam, A 884
Auctio, A 913
Auctionabatnr, A 946
Aactius, A 918
Auctor,A163; L223; B96;

U223
Aqctorale, A 910
Auctoramentum, A 941
Auctoris, A 368
Aacturatio, A 959
Ancupale, P 155
Aacapatione, A 898
Aaoupia, A 888
Aucapium, A 939
Aaousatio, A 939
Audacia, 1 166, 285
Aadaciter, A 936
Aadax, T 66
Andeo, A 936
Audi, A 112, 119
Audiens, G 73; D 314 (bis)
Audierat, A 927
Audis, S 427, 675
Audist, A 938
Auditio, Int. 163
Auditis, H 131
Auditorium, A 960
Audiuitum, T 254

Auehit, A 599, 908
Auellanus, A 895
Auena, A 917
Auenicat, A 934
Auernus, A 920
Auertens, M 176
Auerteret, A 899
Auertit, A 947
Aueruncat, A 947
Aues, A 418, 431, 906, 916,

958; B 163; G 673, 879;

U159
Auet, A 933
Auexerat, A 902
Aufert, A 85
Aufug^t, A 944
Augetio, A 914
Augmentum, S 637
Augoria, A 887 ; 161, 165
Augorium, O 160
Augur, A 906, 953
Augurans, A 885
Augures, A 886
Auguriae, F 92
Augurium, A 886, 901, 905
Augustissimo, A 956
Augustum, A 949
Augustus, Int. 9
Aui, A 25
Auiaria, A 916
Auibus, A 429
Auis, F 155, 397; P 174,

377; S 303
Auitiis, A 931
Auium, A 821, 887, 897, 905 ;

H41
Aula, A 912
Aulea, A 932
Aaleis, A 907, 921
Auleum, A 912
Aupex, A 888
Aura, A 486
Aurarum, 1 179
Auras, A 818
Aurata, L 28
Aurea, A 641 ; P 240
Aureae, L 27
Aureum, G 977
Auri, A20; B 124
Auribus, P 470
Auricolorem, G 886
Auricularium, A 945
Auriculum, A 889, 891
Aurifodina, A 883
Auriola, A 893
Auris, P 433
Aurit, A 903
Auritoria, A 567
Aurium, P 353; p. 91, note 2
Auro, A 950 (bis); B 29; D

313

9—2

132

LATIN INDEX. AUR — BET

Aorooaloum, A 957
Anrum, A929;E 118
Aas, A 925
Anserit, A 919
Ansemnt, A 909
Ausiliabor, A 285
Ausiliare, A 284
Aueilium, 190
Ausillae, A 942
Ausim, A 936
Ausonia, A 952
Auspex, A 887
Auspioale, I 332
Auspicantes, A 894
Auspioantur, A 948
Auspicia, A 897; 83, 270
Auspicium, A 911
Auster, A951; T 149
AnsterituS) A 928
Austis, A 923
Austris, F 431
Ausurae, A 954
Aasus, A 900, 938
Aut, A 33, 110, 463, 613,

650, 930 ; 6 60, ; E 14, 276

(bis) ; I 273
Autenticum, A 910
Anthencicum, A 904
Anthentica, A 915
Autio, A 926
Autiuntur, O 256
Autamabam, A 890
Aatnmant, A 896
Automat, A 937
Aaulsa, A 924
Aaultis, A 943
Aunm, A 935
AuuDculas, A 955
Auufl, A 25 (ter), 277, 892
AuxiHa, A 409
Aaxilians, P 621
Anxiliator, A 699
AuxUiis, A 268
Auxilio, O 180
Auxilium, Int. 37, 103; P

714, 752; S 594
Anxillae, A 922
Axis, A 340, 964
Axredo, A 963
Axredones, A 962
Axungia, A 770, 961
Azarias, Int. 37

Baal, B 18

Baasa, Int. 47

Babigera, B 30

Babilonia, B 14

Babylon, Int. 53

Bacarius, B 166

Baccae, B 40

Baccanalia, B 44 |

Bacoeas, B 47
Baccinia, B 19
Bachans, B 10
Bachantes, B 48
Bachatio, B 44
Bachatnr, B 12
Bachi, B 36; O 260
Bachom, B 5,22; L 340
Bacidones, B 3
Baoillat, B 7
Baculum, P 260
Baelbae, B 90
Bafer, B 2
Bagula, B 4
Balantes, B 20, 134
Balatus, B 57
Balba, B 11
Balbus, B 16, 35
Balbutas, B 52
Ballationes, B 51
Ballena, B 21
Ballista, B 8
Balnearis, G 490
Balnearum, G 190
Balneaticam, G 181
Balneis, G 188
Balneum, B 56; G 179
Balsami, O 213 (bis)
Balsis, B 6
Balteum, B 37
Balus, B 38
Ban, B 53
Bapis, B 54
Baptizatus, N 63
Baratrum, B 39, 49
Barba, A 605 ; I 343; S 523;

U134
Barbae, L3; S92
Barbam, E 246
Barbara, B 131
Barbarica, B 29
Barbarismus, B 59
Barbarus, D 15
Barbenta, B 45
Barca, B 13
Bardus, B 42
Bare, Int. 46
Baria, Int. 49
Bariona, Int. 48
Bariulus, B 58
Barrit, B 34
Barritus, B 23
Barrus, B 28
Barsus, B 46

Bartholomeus, p. 1 ; Int. 41
Baruina, B 55
Basiat, S 38
Basileon, B 1, 15
Basiliscus, B 31, 32
BasUla, B 43
Basis, B 50

Bassandes, B 40

Bassia, B 26

Bastema, B 9, 25

Bat, E 78; see effothbat

Battat, B 24

Batuitum, B 17

Batus, 132

Batutus, B 33

Baubant, B 41

Baucalem, B 27

Baxem, B 47

Beabes, B 81

Beacita, B 61

Beantes, B 64

Beatum, B 81

Beatus, Int. 27

Bebella, B 89

Becta, B 91

Beel, B 63

Behemoth, B 86

Belfegor, Int. 43

Belial, B 78

Bella, T 111

Bellator, B 74

BelU, 1 107 ; P 116

BelUcat, L 58; U 202

BelHci, P 7

Bellicosus, B 62

BelUcum, B 75

Bellicus, B 60

Belliger, B 74

Bello, C 912 ; S 490

Bellosus, A 551

BeUum, B 65, 67, 73, 76

(bis), 79 (bis), 80, 83, 92,

94; C410; D375; I 371,

461; P 218
Belua, P 402
Bena, B 85
Bene, D 311; E 37, 327;

F 92; M 159; P 640, 772
Beneficium, B 68; see also

aenef —
Beniamin, Int. 45
Benigne, G 624
Ber, B 69
Berbene, B 88
Berbices, L 2
Beredarios, B 87
Berna, B 72, 77
Berruca, B 71
Berrus, B 70
Berulus, B 82
Bestia, D 12

Bestiae, B 90; G 203; P 699
Bestiarius, B 84
Bestiarum, B 84
Beta, B 66, 95
Beth, Int. 228
Bethlem, Int. 44
Bettonioa, B 93

LATIN INDEX. BIA — BUT

133

Bianor, 6 114
Bibarius, B 109
Bibatar, B 121 ; G 689
Bibens, D 3
Biberatas, E 495
BibUopola, B 120
BibUotheca, B 101
Bibliothicatrix, B 122
Biblos, B 120
Bibo, A 655
Bibrantia, B 139
Bibulta, B 141
BibaluB, B 121
BicelUum, B 124
Biceps, B 104, 107
Bicipitis, F 372
Bicliniam, B 124
Bicoca, B 96
BidelUom, B 98
Bidentes, B 134
Bifaria, B 126
Bifarius, B 112
Bigae, B 115
Bigimen, B 106
Bilance, B 140
Bile, B 108
Bilem, B 133
Bileso, B 129
BiUces, B 105
Bilinguis, B 109 ; T 122
Bilastrum, B 99
Bimatur, B 119
Biothanatas, B 118
Bipedalis, B 125
Bipennem, B 132
Bipertitum, B 128, 138
Bipertitua, B 127
Birbicariolas, B 136
BiremiB, B 102
BiriUus, B 97
Birrica, B 110
Bis, B 132 ; C 520 ; M 56
Bisaltim, B 131
Bisarios, B 127
Bisolcam, B 130
Biti, B 123
Bitiligo, B 103
Bitorius, B 137
BitriciuB, B 135
Bitulus, B 111
Bitumen, B 100
Bitnmine, I 224
Biuium, B 116, 117
Blandere, P 32
Blanditor, A 258
Blanditur, G 13
Blandas, G 34
Blattis, B 143
Blessus, B 144
Blitum, B 142
Blohonicula, B 147

Boa, B 156

Boantes, B 172

Boaptis, B 154

Boare, B 153, 168

Bobinatores, B 158

Bobis, P 276

Bobulcas, B 164

Bobulinom, I 224

Bobulum, B 170

Bocolioon, Int. 320

Boetes, B 157

BofeUum, B 148

Bofor, B 167

Bogias, B 174

Bolia, B 160

Bolides, B 178

Bolimides, B 161

Bolitat, B 162

Bellas, B 169

Bombicini, B 151

Bombosa, B 171

Bombas, B 155

Bona, Int. 117 ; A 856 ; B 150,

177; C964; D23;N159;

R37; U60
Bonae, I 272
Bonam, E 127
Boni, 982; Dill
Bonis, 721
Bonitas, C 802 ; M 119
Bono, M 308 ; U 194
Bonos, P 784, 787
Bonum, E 346
Bonus, B 175
Borea, A 92
Boreus, B 152
Borrum, B 173
Bos, B 105
Bosboris, B 145
Bothonia, B 146
Botitium, B 159
Botrum, B 176
Boues, I 524
Bouestra, B 165
Bouinum, B 170
Bonon, B 163
Bouulci, B 149
Bouum, A 940; B 149, 160;

1524
Brachi, U 227
Brachia, Int. 191
BrachiaUa, A722; D 178
Brachicatalecticus, Int. 51
Brachiorum, T 223
Brachis, L 52
Brachium, L71; U 233
Braohus, B 184
Braciae, B 189
Bradigabo, B 183
Bragas, P 241
Brahiale, B 181

Bratinm, B 182
Brattanea, B 193
Braugina, B 196
Brebiter, 795
Bresith, Int. 52
Brene, C291; E 222
Breuia, 1276; U 50
Breuiarum, E 237
Breuiata, E 240
Breuiatio, E 261
Breuis, Int. 49; B 184; G

817,890,896; L 123; M

102, 281 ; S 141
Breuitas, B 180
Breniter, G 818
Breuium, G 867
Briensis, B 179; L 93
Brittanica, B 192
Brittia, B 195
Broel, B 185
Broellarius, B 186
Bromosus, B 194
Bruchns, Int. 42; B 187,

190
Bruma, B 180
Bromalia, B 191
Bruncus, B 188
Brute, H 68
BubaUs, B 213, 217
Bubla, B 229
Bubo, B 206
Bubulum, G 956
Buccis, B 200
Buccones, B 219
Buocula, B223; U 242
Bncelatori, P 159
Bucerum, B 217
Bncitum, B 226
Bucolicon, Int. 50
Buoula, B 218
Buculus, B 208
Bulimus, B 209
Bulla, B 197
Bullae, B 205
Bullantes, B 221
Burnt, B 216
Bumaste, B 214
Bumbus, B 225
Bunia, B 228
Burdones, H 152
Burgos, B 220
Buricus, M 57
Buris, B 210
Burrum, B 202, 211
Burrus, B 212
Busta, B 203
Bustantes, B 215
Bustioeta, B 201, 204
Bustum, B 224
Buteriae, B 222
Butio, B 199, 227

134

LATIN INDEX. BUT — CAP

Batum, B 207
Bux, B 198
Byrsa, B 234
Byrseus, B 232
Byssum, B 113, 230, 233
Bythalasma, B 231

Gaballarns, P 808
Gaballi, L 29
GabaUus, 155; M 57
Gabbaalarius, A 472
Cabellatione, S 374
GabiUatio, G 26
Gabillatnr, 42, 248
Gabo, G 155
Gaccabum, G 6
Gacihinnatio, G 35
Gacomicanns, 123
Gacomm, I 446
Gacula, G 52
Gacumen, G 163, 661
Gada, G 153
Gadauera, F 424
Gadax, 157
Gadendo, E 323
Gadex, G 253
Gadit, G 764; D 113
Gadonca, G 67
Gados, G 9
Gaduca, B 177
Gadaceum, G 168
GaducuB, G 212
Gaedit, G 54
Gaelatum, G 249
Gaelatura, G 251; D 200
Gaeles, G 221
Gaeleste, G 1
Gaelesti, N 99
Gaelestia, A 581
Gaelestis, G 169; I 485; N

111
Gaeli, A 339, 355, 685; G

159; U 51 (?)
Gaelibatus, G 79
Gaelibem, G 215
Gaelibies, G 169
Gaelicola, G 43
Gaeliculae, G 221
Gaelo, A794; S 281
Gaelum, A 340, 479, 840;

G 43, 855; E 132; 0144;

P546
Gaementnm, 90
Gaenum, 29, 128
Gaeporicon, 71
Gaeraitae, 203
Gaerealia, G 202
Gaeruchi, G 222
Gaesaris, F 183
Gaesarium, 170
Gaesios, 200

Gaesura, 90

Gain, Int. 55

Galamitas, Int. 98; E 275

Galamitates, T 195

Galamitatibus, 238

Galamizare, G 187

Galamum, S 509

GalamuB, H 1

Galcar, 93

Galcare, M 307

Galoem, 4

Galces, S 148

Gaioesta, 118

Oalciamenta, O 293; S 76

Galciamenti, G 844

Galciculiam, 121

Calcido, G 77

Oalcis, 3, 142

Oalculator, 24

Oaloulum, 127

Oalculus, 5, 12

Oaldaria, G 197

Galdei, Int. 56

Galdeorum, A 110

Galdeos, S 74

Oalecantum, p. 26, n. 5

Galena, A 674

Galentes, G 30

Oalestra, 191

Galicis, F 177; P 106

GaUda, S 520

Galidonco, T 351

Galiga, G 141

Galigaris, G 480

GaUgat, 345

Galigo, A 300

GaUps, G 145

Galix, C 919, 972

Galla, 104

GaUeo, G 261

GaUes, 232

GaUide, I 348

Galliditas, A 855

GaUidus, Int. 68; M187;U

21, 116; p. 78, note 3
GalHs, 259
GaUos, G 161
GaUus, 255 ; D 72
Galmetum, 140
Galomachus, 124
Galones, G 190
Galor, A 312, 675 ; 347
Galore, T 92
Galpes, 17
Galta, G 116
Galtulum, G 165
Galuaria, 654
Galaari§, Int. 57
Galuariom, G 257
Galuiale, 256
Galamniatur, S 367

Oaluas, G 109
Galx, G 142
Gamaenae, 34
Gamellea, G 27
Gamellorum, B 205
Gamellum, G 184
Gamera, 56; L 28
Gamisa, 109
Gampania, S 218
Oampestre, S 287
Gampi, A315; N 3
Gampis, B65; I 51 (bis)
Gampus, A 314; 227
Gana, G 87

Oanalibus, 111; 176
Ganalis, G 922
Gananens, Int. 65
Gancellatas, I 353
Ganoelli, 173, 214
Gancer, G 120
Gancri, 214
Ganda, G 225
Gandes, 18
Gandet, 40
Gandidi, G 376
Gandidns, Int. 188
Oandias, 209
Gane,Int. 192; Gil; L338
Ganes, 28, 347; Q 65
Gani, H 166
Ganibas, Q 42
Ganicala, G 11
Ganis, L 338 ; M 215 ; N 89
GaniBtrnm, G 132
Ganit,G751; F 180; L 179;

T 176, 327
Ganitur, G 754
Ganna, H 20
Gano, 57
Ganon, Int. 60
Ganonum, G 72
Gantare, G 187
Gantarus, G 44, 86, 151
Gantat, M' 280
Gantatio, E 487; M 157, 279
Gantationes, A 897; E 104;

H2
Gantatrix, P 839
Ganthera, G 252
Ganti, G 92, 135
Gantioiscent, 94
Gantioum, G 55; E 417
Gantilena, G 365
Gantio, T 263
GantoB, A 821
Gantu, G 34

GantuB, 362, 562 ; H 41
Gaotostrifon, G 84
Gapacitates, 41
Gapaciter, G 172
Gapax, G 162, 206

LATIN INDEX. CAP — CAT

185

CapellQ, A 306
Caper, C 156
Caperata, C 37
Capessit, C 38, 205
Capido, C 183
Capiendas, C 80
Capiens, P 711
Capillatio, L 3
Capillatis, C 210
Capillatur, C 99
Capillis, C 210
CapiUum, C 170
Capissendas, C 80
Capissendo, I 252
Capistrinum, C 241
Capistro, C 260
Capistram, C 117
Capit, A958; C 206
Capita, B 104
Capitale, C 310
CapitaB, C 235
Capite, A 140; C 171(bis),

216,217; T305
Capitella, E 235; P 397
Capiter, 118
Capitis, A 685 ; C 216 ; D 98,

301, 313; F 330; T 77;

U58
Capititantimn, D 363
Capitinm, C 107
Capitolinos, C 211
Capitolio, C 211
Capitolinm, C 231
Capitulum, E 222
Capiuntur, U 159
Capoth, Int. 66
Cappa, C 108, 112, 137
Capra, D 13
Caprae, S 523
Caprarum, B 110
Capria, C 189
CaprioU, D 13
CapseUum, C 133
Capsis, C 100
Capsula, C 108
Captae, M 23
Captant, I 234
Captio, C 167, 180
Captiuitas, I 501
Captinitatem, P 543
Captu, P 598
Captura, C 181
Capturarias, C 181
Capalum, C 236
Capnlus, C 47
Caput, C 217, 231, 322, 407,

753; L29; M310; S343,

481
Caraboroin, M 221
Caracter, C68; S 555
Caracteres, C 226

Caractis, C 103
Caradrion, C 148
Caragios, C 223
Carauma, C 13
Caraxatis, C 228
Carbasus, C 229
Carbo, C 143
Carbunculas, C 15
Career, P 347
Carcere, I 87
Carceres, L 6
Carceribus, I 335
Carcesia, C 102, 266
Carcura, C 101
Cardela, p. 1
CardeUa, C 122
Cardinarias, C 66
Cardiolos, C 258
Cardo, C 247
Carduelis, C 147
Cardui, P 22
Cardus, C 125
Carecta, C 33, 192
Carecter, C 179
Carectom, C 129
Caret, A 847 ; C 267
Caricas, P 68
CariciB, C 33
Cariel, C 152
Carina, C 134
Carinantes, C 158
Cariscus, C 106, 150
Caristia, C 164
Garix, C 110
Carmelas, C 114
Carmen, Int. 50, 151, 156;

E238, 251, 252; N54;P

112, 488; S 524; p. 86,

note 2
Carmina, P 385
Carminat, P 153
Carminibus, H 2
Carminis, M 134, 157, 179
Carminum, H 165
Cames, 205
Carnificum, L 75
Camis, L67; 169
Carpasini, C 138
Carpebat, C 263
Carpella, C 130
Carpentium, C 398
Carpentum, C 96, 182
Carpsit, C 48
Carptim, C 45
Carptus, C 46
Carra, P 446
Carrum, C 182
Cartaginensem, P 885
Cartage, C 199 (for sartago) ;

P489
Cartamo, C 265

Cartellus, C 10

Cartem, C 188

Cartice, L 204

CartUago, C 14, 186

Cartula, C 359

Carubdis, C 7

Carula, C 178

Casa, S 207 ; T 123

Cascum, C 55, 193

Casei, F 191

Cases, C 154

Caseum, C 267

Casinnr, C 19

Casis, C 244

Casla, C 224

Cas.leo, Int. 59

Casma, C 21

Casnomia, C 149

Caspis, A 677

Cassa, S 135

Cassabundus, C 49

Casse, C 160

Cassedis, C 254

Casses, C 60, 254

Cassibus, C 238

Cassidele, C 136

Cassidis, C 242

Cassis, G 19

Cassium, C 246

Casso, C 245

Cassus, C 239

Cassusum, C 194

Castanea, C 115

Castel[U], Int. 120

CasteUum, 202

Castigatio, E 145

Castimonia, C 2

Castorius, C 126

Castra, B 220; H 94; B 98

Castratio, H 82

Castratus, H 53

Castrorum, U 51

Castum, C 50

Casu, C 83

Casus, C 85, 243; F 258;

1 11; T 196
Catabatus, C 89
Cataceseis, C 76
Catacesion, C 62
Catacizati, C 64
Catacizo, C 65
Catadismum, Int. 67
Catacuminus, Int. 62
Catafrigas, C 63
Catafrigia, C 25
Catagrinas, C 260
Catalecticus, Int. 74
Catalectus, Int. 76
Catalogus, C 208
Catamasion, C 81
Catamo, I 465

136

LATIN IND£X« CAT — CES

Gatamontem, C 159
Cataplasma, G 88
Gataplas, G 213
Gatapulta, G 23
Gataron, G 70
Gatasprophon, G 146
Gatasta, G 51, 98
Catastrofon, G 69
Gatecominus, G 73
Gatecominns, G 74
Gategorias, G 105
Gatenae, G 908 ; F 195 ; L 27
Gatenas, B 174
Gatenata, A 518
Gater, G 198
Gaterua, G 218
Gateruarins, G 218
Gathalon, G 166
Gathedra, T 245
Gatholica, G 78
Gatholicus, G 75
GatinoB, G 61
Gato, C 144

Gaton perenmatoria, G 82
Gatula, Int. 192
Gatus, C 53
Gauam, T 225
Gauanni, G 119
Gauato, T 357
Gaaculus, G 58
Gauda, G 196, 753 ; D 292
Gaudam, D 367
Gaudioes, G 174
Gaudix, G 39, 113
Ganea, G 8
Gaueis, D 54
Gauernionlifl, G 240
Gauemus, G 264
GauiUatio, H 120
Gaulas, G131;I353
GaulQ, G 195
Gaulem, G 22, 31
Gaules, G 173
Gauliouli, G 32
Gauliculus, G 262
Gaulosas, G 207
Gaumati, G 237
Gamneuniae, G 59
Gaupo, G 20, 185
Gauponia, G 219
Gaaponiam, G 176
Gaaponula, G 175
Gaapuncula, C 185
Gausa, G 139 ; G 165 ; L 217 ;

P693
Gausantem, G 596
Gausator, G 220
Gausatur, G 201 ; M 349
Gausidicus, G 177
Gausile, G 496
Gausus, G 220

Gaotere, G 16
Gaoteriam, G 95
Gantes, G 234
Gautio, S 342
Gaationem, G 230
Gantiones, S 718
Gaatam, G 91
Gautus, G 204
Gaaam, S 485
Gearon, G 300
Geoiderunt, F 230
Geoidit, G 702; P 718
Geoatiat, C 345
Gedar, Int. 64
Gedendos, A 168
Gedes, G 343
Gediat, I 362

Gedit, G 344 ; F 414 ; M 363
Geditu[r], L 72
Gefaios, G 314
Gelat, G 446; T 126
Celatum, C 350
Gelebatos, G 335
Geleber, G 316
Gelebra, G 326
Gelebrat, G 327
Gelebre, G 313
Gelebritas, G 271, 289
Gelebs, G 337
Geler, G 273; N 25
Geles, G 308, 312
Geleuma, G 472
Gelicolae, G 308
Gelidrus, G 315
GeUae, G 170
GeUarinm, P 316, 811
Gellas, G 334 ; P 55
Gellis, G 268
Gelo, S 673
Gelox, G 293
Gelsa, E 402; M 271
Gementum, G 320, 332
Gena, P 19
Genaculi, I 234
Genaculum, G 318; F 114;

T282
Genadoxio, G 275
Gene, G 272
Geneto, G 330
GenoBus, A 424
Gensae, C 331
Gensat, G 292
Gensebat, G 336
Genseo, G 284, 294
Gensimas, G 349
Gensit, G 285
Gensor, G 270, 340
Gensores, G 283
Gensoribus, A 111
Gensam, G 217(bi8)
Gensura, G 278, 339

Gensoront, G 356

Gensos, G 171, 302, 321, 329

Gente, G 341

Gentrom, G 280

Genubimn, G 338

Gepa, G 317

Gepere, E 181

Gephas, Int. 63

Gepit, G 269, 355

G^sias, G 309

Gerastae, G 325

Gercilns, G 281, 307

Gereacas, G 295, 298

Gereacus, G 353

Gerealia, G 296

Gerebro, D 365

Gerebnim, G 279

Gerefolimn, G 311, 358

Gerei, F 419

Geremoniae, G 299

Geremonias, G 297

Gererem, G 305

GereriB, G 296

Gemit, G 286

Gernoa, G 357

Gemuus, G 322

Geroferarins, A 173

Gerox, G 306

Gert, G 319

Gerta, F 77, 291 ; P 725

Gertamen, A 373; G 501; U

135
Gertamina, O 222
Gertat, G 288
Gertati, G 723
Gertatim, G 348
Gertatur, P 853
Gerte, E 471
Gerto, 319 ; F 291
Gertum, G962;K8
Geruari, L 220
Geracae, G 324
Geruci, G 346
Geraical, G 310
Geruis, N 66
Gerala, G 303
GeruleuB, G 347
G§raleus, G 233
CeniH, G 342
Gernlus, G 333
Gerus, G 282, 301
Gesa, E 8
GeseoB, G 323
Gespes, G 103
Gespex, G 287
GeBpites, G 351
GeBsa, D 192
Gessat, F 98
Geasatio, Q 64
GessationeB, F 121
Gessauit, D 87

LATIN INDEX. CES — CLA

137

Cessere, C 277
Cessit, C 352
Gessores, L 26
Gesuram, G 290
Gesus, F 413
Getesior, G 354
Gethelis, G 328
Cetra, 274, 291
Getretron, G 304
Getnla, G 359
Geu, C 276
Geuairistias, P 23
Ghacinnant, G 36
Ghalibem, G 369
Gham, Int. 58
Ghaos, G 367
Ghartamo, G 371
Gharybdis, G 370
Ghaumos, G 368
Ghans, G 361
GheUs, G 378
Gheroche, G 373
Gherubin, Int. 54 ; G 366
Ghiatos, G 363
Ghiliarchus, G 377
GhimedQ, G 372
Ghordae, O 129
Ghorea, G 365
Ghorela, G 374
Chorus, G 362, 364, 375
Ghrismalis, M 380
GhristaUus, G 376
Ghristus, Int. 214
Ghroma, G 360, 874
Ghronus, Int. 73
Gibaria, G 429
Gibatum, G 426
Gibi, Int. 247; D 17
Gibo, G 429
Gibos, E 420
Gibri, B 73
Gibricum, B 73
Gibum, B 161(bi8)
Ciburium, G 403
Gibus, D 16; S 99
Gicad, G 404
Cicatrices, G 413
Gicer, G 406
Ciceris, F 343
Ciclops, G 414
Cicnus, 152
Ciconia, G 405
Cicuanus, G 438
Cicur, G 401
Gicurare, G 402
Cicuta, C 391, 397
Ciebo, C 384, 394, 395
Ciemus, G 399
Cient, G 393
Cieps, G 444
Ciere, C 410

Giet, C 392
Gilex, G 432
Gilindrus, G 422
GUo, G 407
Gimiterium, G 433
Gingant, S 494
Gingitur, G 979
Gingula, B 124
Cinguli, B 169
Gingulum, P65; U 224
Ginnamomum, G 437
Ginoglosa, G 411
Ginsores, G 389
Ginthia, G 383
Ginthium, M 230
Circa, A 388; G 92, 381; P

496,880; S 303; T 225
Gircinatio, G 436
Circinni, G 434
Gircinno, G 416
Circio, A 113
Girciter, C 381, 390
Gircius, G 419
Gircuibunt, G 396
Circuit, C 387, 623; L 323;

P251
Circuitis, A 555
Circuito, L 290
Circuitu, H 23 ; P 249 ; S 320
Circuitum, L 159, 322; B 84
Circuitus, A 555, 594
Circulator, G 425
Circttli, A 554
Girculorum, T 204
Girculosus, A 523
Girculum, C 425
Circnlus, G 388; E 169;

G 105; I 34
Gircum, G 385; 60
Circumcelliones, G 396
Circumdabit, U 31
Gircumdare, G 788; 80
Gircumdat, O 125
Gircumdata, P 750
Circumdatum, H 26, 157;

13
Circumdatus, M 317; 52,

57; S211;T219
Circumfexus, Int. 259
Gircumfusus, O 89
Gircumiit, A 549
Gircumlocutio, P 299
Circumscribere, C 412
Circumscripta, G 423
Gircumspectacum, A 516
Gircum spicio, L 281
Circumuenire, G 412
Circumuentus, 1 162
Circus, G 421
Circusio, P 365
Gircutus, C 417; P 197

Girris, G 409

Cirsnm, G 398

Cis, G 428

Ciscu]ns, G 408

Cista, C 400

Cistula, G 379

Citate, C 427

Citatem, C 420

Oiterius, C 415

Githara, C 328, 378 ; F 180

Githarae, F 184, 197; P 473

Citharedus, F 198

Citius, O 114

Cito, D 113, 314; M 80; P

816
Citonium, G 439
Gitra,C380
Citro, C 418
Citropodes, C 382
Citroque, U 229
Cittes, C 386
Citus, G 431
Giuem, G 424
Giues, P477;Q54
Cinibus, O 189
Ciuile, B79;I371
GiuiUa, P 801
Giuis, A254; M 319, 321
Ciuita, C 430
Giuitas, M 328; U 288
Giuitat, C 424
Giuitatem, G 396
Giuitatis, A 457; G 139; S

273
Clabatum, C 489; L 129
Clacindex, G 463
Cladibus, G 453
Gladica, C 467
Clam, C 448, 462
Clamamus, C 399
Glamantes, B 64, 172
Clamare, B 153
Clamat, Q31; T 68
Clammum, G 478
Glamo, I 459
Glamor, C877; F7
Glanculat, C 446
Glanculam, G 447, 448
Glandire, G 476
Clangor, C 456
Clarissimnm, C 478
Claritas, E 336
Claro, N 137, 171
Clarum, P 266
Clarus, I 175, 239
Glasibus, C 457
Glasica, C 493, 497
Clasis, G 482
Clasma, C 460
Classem, C 796
Classic, C 473

138

LATIN INDEX. CLA. — COM

Classica, G 468, 472
Glatrum, G 488
Glaaa, G 460, 486
Claadens, O 26
Glaudentes, O 211
Glaadicare, G 476, 483
Glaudire, G 483
Claudit, O 71
Glaudus, C 157
Glauia, G 449
Glanicolarius, G 498
Glaois, Int. 70; G 441
Clanmentia, G 486
Glausibile, G 496
Clausis, O 214
Clausit, O 206
Glausula, Int. 263
Glauam, G 485
Clauus, C 480; L 342
Glemaz, G 461
Gleps, G 444
Glepsedra, G 477
Glericus, Int. 61 ; G 440
Gletice, Int. 72
Glibanos, G 459
Clibosa, G 445, 487
Glibosnm, G 443
GUbam, G 458, 465
Gliens, A 187; G 469
GUentella, G 475
Glientes, G 464
Clima, G 494
Climax, G 470
Glimenae, F 130
Glimmata, C 484
Glinici, C 471
Clinus, G 461
CUutis, C 474, 479
Cloaca, C 490
Gloacas, G495;L30
Cluamentia, G 442
Gluat, C 454
Cludit, O 69
Cluis, C 481
Cloit, G 455
Clunis, G 491
Clus, G 492
Clnstella, G 466
ClusuB, T 236
Coaceruantes, G 529
Goacti, 572
Coacto, A 183
Goagolescit, G 671
Coagolum, C 776
Goalescit, C 502
Coalescunt, C 737
Goaluissent, G 691
Coangiistare, E 181
Goaptauit, A 181
Coarcuatio, G 685
Goarta, G 732

Coartata, C 730
Goatunat, G 626
Goaucta, G 571
Gocoom, G 520, 865
Gooilas, G 866
Goolea, G 623
Gooleae, G 630
Cooleas, G 660
Cocta, G 463
Gooula, C 108; M 65
Cocnmum, F 122
Codex, Int. 68 ; L 9
Codices, B 122 ; G 545
Codicis, A 630
Coditiana, E 70
Coebriosa, C 705
Coepit, I 430
Coercit, C 556
Coetanis, D 58
Goetanium, C 728
Coeaorom, C 362
Goeamn, G 728
Coffinom, C 582
Coffinas, G 635
Gogebant, A 185
Cogit, N 23
Cogitabant, C 738
Gogitantes, S 606
Gogitariam, C 797
Cogitat, S 61
Cogitatio, E 308
Cogitatione, U 266
Gogitationes, C 936
Cogitatmn, G 332
Cogitaoit, G 566 ; D 45
Cogiter, M 12
Cognata, C505;I273
Gognatos, G 164
Cognatus, A 379
Gognitio, G 114
Cognitor, G 675, 827
Cognitnm, G 313
Cognosce, A 112
Cognonerat, A 927
Coheres, G 731
Coinqnenentur, A 712
Coit, C 692, 693
Goitio, C 769
Coitum, 130
Coitaras, C 691
Coitus, I 75
Cola, Int. 76
Colaphus, C 744
Colat, U 68
Coloorum, F 70
Goleandrum, C 782
Colera, C 619, 834
Colerantes, G 834
Goli, C 634
Colicus, C 749
Coliferte, Int. 69

CoUt, A906;C43
Collarem, M 215
CoUeotari, C 697
GoUeotio, G 132
CoUeotionum, X 1
Collectmn, C 553, 696
CoUega, C 695
CoUegio, A 780
GoUegit, G 628; L 118; P

623; S 707; U 225
CoUegitnr, C 729
Colligare, O 74
Golligenint, C 625
Colligit. C 774
Colliguntur, C 477; M 182
Gollocatum, S 326
CoUocator, C 787
CoUorate, C 713
Golladium, G 643
Colobium, G 514
Colomata, G 783
Goloni, C 631; I 244
Colonom, C 839
Colonus, C 513
Colophus, T 38
Color, A 707; C 648, 701,

874; G 191; H 153; M

130; P 666; R 32, 207
Coloratum, F 188
Colorem, C 886, 977; S 82,

83, 378
Colores, G61;T 140
Coloris, A 604; H 163; L

305
Colos, C 701
Colostrum, C 658
Coluber, C 753
Coluisse, C 819
Colum, Int 286
Columba, Int. 184 ; P 103
Columbae, Int. 48, 171
Columen, C 807
Columnas, C 642
Columnis, F 304
Coins, G 752
Colyre, P 69
Comat, C 641
Comebat, C 790
Comedebant, E 306
Comedia, C 803
Comedo, C 547
Comentarium, C 847
Comentat, C 760
Comesationes, T 150
Comestus, E 534
Gomicnm, C 759
Comicus, C 803
Gomis, C 721, 757, 768
Comitatio, C 802
Comitanere, C 812
Comiter, C 624

LATIN INDEX. COM — CON

139

Comitiare, C 627
Comitas, T 243
Comma, Int. 77; C 817
Commanipulares, C 856
Oommanipolarias, C 695
Commasticat, M 77
Commata, Int. 78
Commatice, C 818
Commatioam, C 622
Oommeatos, C 534
Gommedens, E 34
Oommemorabo, G 636
Commendabat, C 824
Oommendat, A 541
Commendatnm, D 100
Commenta, 638, 734
Commentari, 639
CommentariensiSy C 637
Commentator, C 825
Commentatns, C 567
Comment!, C 639
Commentioias, C 682
Commentis, C 667
Commentum, C 760, 779;

S416
Commerciam, C 564
Commesatio, C 687
Commessatnr, C 689
Commestum, C 426
Comminisoi, C 559
Comminiscitur, C 760
Comminus, C 663, 864
Commisoe, C 600
Commisionibus, C 722
Commissum, I 273
Commisura, C 507, 745
Commiteris, C 650
Commitia, C 647
Committere, C 724
Committitor, P 426
Commixta, C 548
Commixtiones, P 642
Commixtum, M 229
Oommoda, C 698
Commodat, C 510
Commodius, C 500
Commodos, C 852
Commolita, C 739
Commolitio, C 776
Commonicarium, C 833
Commonicat, P 90
Commota, C 732
Commotus, C 815
Oommonenda, M 305
Commoaent, C 393
Commouere, Q 5
Commulsa, C 836
Commmie, A 711
Communicat, A 150
Communionem, E 563
Communis, P 698

Communitorium, C 741
Commus, S 315
Comolus, C 850
Compos, C 755, 838; U 267
Compotem, 711
Comsumtam, E 520
Comtus, C 794
Con, S 727(bi8)
Conabulum, C 508
Conaculas, A 61
Conseaus, A 307, 345
Conando, E 215
Conantes, A 620; C 669
Conatur, A 584; N 126
Conatas, C 733; N 104
Conbibola, 706
Conbnrant, B 201
Conburet, 847
Conbasta, A 539; U 295
Conbustum, B 224
Conoa, C 770, 863
Concameratio, C 685
Concauas, C 495
Concedam, C 592
Concedit, C 764
Concentmn, C 754
Concentus, C 562
Conoeptum, B 106
Conceptus, T 224
Concesserim, C 601 ; p. 118,

note 2
Concessit, C 344, 820
Concha, C 799
Conciderunt, C 589
Concidit, C 586, 702
Conciliabulum, C 804
Conciliantes, L 108
Conciliat, L 153
Conciliatores, L 103
Concinna, C 668
Concinnat, C 646
Concinnis, C 645
Concis, C 768
Concisium, C 777
Concita, P 214
Concitare, U 265
Concitat, M 235
Concitati, A 142
Concitet, C 392
Conciti, C 618
Concitus, E 181
Conolamat, C 761
Conclamatns, C 815
Conclauia, C 684
Condassare, C 796
Condauis, C 683
Concludere, O 80
Conduditar, Int. 75
Concluslo, S 397, 713
Condusum, D 47
Conclusus, C 683

Conoordi, B 96
Concors, C 851
Concrederis, C 650
Concrepare, p. 1
Concrescit, C 502 ; 1 102
Concreta, C 548
Concretum, C 862
Concnbinam, P 372
Conculcat, C 762
Concunctatus, C 511
Concupiscens, A 196
Concursus, C 816
Concussionibos, C 828
Concutere, C 688
Concutiens, C 899
Concatio, C 395
Concutit, C 923
Concutitur, Q 24
Condebitores, C 826
Condemnatio, M 311
Condemnatus, M 366
Condemnauit, M 367
Condensi, C 550
Conderetur, C 780
Condiariom, C 793
Condicio, C 612
Condicione, C 611
Condicionem, S 433
Condiciones, P 44
Condicionis, S 221
Condidit, C 640; F 268
Condita, C 644
Conditnm, U 155
Conditur, C 787 ; S 101
Conditus, C 792
Condubitatus, C 511
Condacuit, C 664
Condontur, A 734
Conectit, C 861
Con§uus, A 307, 345
Conexere, C 788
Confecit, C 633
Confectus, C 649, 786
Conferata, C 593
Conferre, C 579
Confertas, C 614
Confertissimum, C 789
Confertur, C 729
Confesionem, E 505
Confessio, E 1, 463 ; p. 45,

note 2
Confessus, F 64, 68
Confici, C 674
Confidendoram, P 30
Conficina, C 771
Conficitur, N 37, 49
Conficiuntor, S 623
Confictium, 727
Confirmare, S 12
Confirmatione, F 182
Confirmator, A 234

140

LATIN INDEX. CONF — CONS

Gonfinuauit, S 411
Confliotationibus, G 722
Gonflictum, G 501
Gonfliotus, A 725, 812; D

262
Gonfligere, G 724
Gonfligit, G 725
Gonflixerunt, G 723
Gonforaneus, G 806
GonfossuB, G 785
Gonfoti, G 829
Gonfracta, P 349
Gonfregit, D 225
Gonfugione, D 60
Gonfulsus, G 503
Gonfundatur, U 129
Gonfande, G 600
Gonfundit, G 778
Gonfosio, Int. 53; £ 14; G

361
Confasione, G 599
Gonfusas, G 528
Gonfatandum, A 278
Gonfutat, G 858
Gonfutatns, G 551
Gongeminare, G 772
Gongeries, A 372; G 546;

B215; S492
Congessit, G 628
Gongestom, G 553, 696
Gonglobat, G 626
Gonglntinat, G 671
Gonglutinata, G 655
Gongregantes, G 529
Gongregata, G 814
Gongregatio, Int. 288 ; G 338,

546; F155; S 253
Gongregatis, G 606; T 307
Gongregatur, G 495
Gongregauit, G 541, 767
Gongrego, L 146
Gonhibenda, G 706
GonibuU, G 805
Gonicem, G 629
Goniciebant, G 738
Gonicio, G 506
Gonicis, G 765
Gonicit, G 661
Gonicita, G 499
Goniciant, G 574
Goniecerentur, G 690
Goniecit, G 504
Goniecta, G 571
Goniectura, G 536, 537, 716;

1154
Goniecturam, A 823
Gonieotus, G 659, 694
Gonierat, G 791
Gonisma, G 512
Goniuentibus, G 709
Goniuentio, C 519; P 25

Goniagis, S 288
Goniancta, G 505, 668, 730
Goniuncti, G 805
Gonionctio, G 685, 700; G

102
Gonianctom, S 21, 24
Goniuncturae, G 678
Gonianctus, G 731, 821
Goniuncxerunt, G 813
Goniuncxit, G 679
Goniungit,I125; P 57
Goniiingitur, G 539
Gonianxerat, I 519 ; L 119
Gonianxeront, G 617
Gonianxit, A 221 ; G 538
Goninrat, G 791
Goniorati, A 331; G 594
Goniaratio, F 50
Goninrgiom, G 727
Gonixi, G 669
Gonlatio, Int. 287
Gonlatione, G 613
Gonlationes, S 731
Gonlatis, G 544
Gonlato, G 533
Gonlatam, G 696, 849
Gonlegium, P 164
Gonlibum, G 798
Gonlidit, G 602
Gonligauit, A 790
Gonlingunt, G 708
Gonlinnaunt, G 718
Gonlisio, G 832
Gonlisit, G 763
Gonlocatus, M 70
Gonlocopletatus, G 555
Gonlubio, G 726
Gonluctatar, G 725
Gonladiom, G 558
Gonmentabor, G 636
Gonmentus, C 566
Gonmilitones, G 856
Gonmulcat, G 762
Gonmulcauit, G 763
Gono, S 690
Gonopeum, G 531
Gonor, E 197
GonpactiB, G 577
Gonpactus, A 817
Gonpagem, G 686
Gonpaginasti, G 681
Gonpaginauit, G 679
Gonpagines, G 678
Gonpagum, G 677
Gonpar, G 603
Gonparantem, G 590
Gonparat, L 141
Gonparatione, G 613
Gonparauit, A 42, 75, 700
Gonpediatim, G 620
Gonpedium, G 781

Gonpegisti, G 681
Gonpellat, G 657
Gonpendio, G 795
Gonpensatur, U 153
Goupentia, G 604
Gonperendinat, G 521
Gonperire, P 783
Goupertus, G 615
Gonpesoere, 1 441
Gonpesoit, F 334, 341
Gonpetentes, G 676
Gonpetis, G 595
Gonpetitur, G 800
Gonpetorem, G 784
Gonpetom, G 748
Gonpilat, G 632, 859
Gonplectitur, G 554
Gonplementum, S 91
Gonplet, G 719
Gonpletitur, G 549
Gonpleuit, 264
Gonplex, G 523
Gonplexum, D 47
Gonplexus, U 162
Gonpliciis, G 707
Gonplodere, G 688
Gonplosi, G 742
Gonpluta, G 743
Gonponebat, G 790
Gonponere, P 842
Gonponit, G 646; E 386
Gonportatam, G 849
Gonpos, G 665
Gonposita, G644; S 719
Gonpositas, G 835
Gonpositio, P 509; S 469;

U169
Gonposito, M 125
Gonpositor, P 469
Gonpositum, M 174
GonposituB, G 721; H 64
Gonpotrix, G 705
Gonpraehendit, G 801; E

470
Gonprehensio, G 146
Gonprimat, G 811
Gonprobamus, G 509
Gonpugit, M 236
Gonpunxerunt, G 542
Gonputatio, E 522
Gonputator, G 24
Gonquilium, G 530
Gonquirentem, G 596
Gonrasis, G 606
Gonscidere, G 712
Gonscii, S 377
Gonsdis, G 707
Gonscionator, Int. 301
Gonsoiuerant, G 813
Gonscios, G 695
Gonscribit, D 165

LATIN INDEX. CONS — CONU

141

Conscripti, A 499; P 163
Gonsecrat, D 229
Consecratio, D 228
CoDsecratur, D 276
Gonsecratas, S 27
Gonsecatanim, P 524
Consensiones, E 325
Gonsentanens, G 766
Gonsentia, T 145
Gonsentiendo, G 766
Gonsentio, G 519
Gonsentionis, G 851
Gonsentit, A 72, 239; F 82
Gonsequens, G 552 ; S 14
Gonsequitur, A 701
Gonserere, G 579
Gonserimus, G 509
Gouserit, G 568
Gonsertas, G 835
Gonserunt, G 542
Gonsiderat, P233; S 23
Gonsif^iat, A 639
Gonsiliariam, A 945
Gonsilii, G 925
Gonsilium, Int. 242; I 430

(bis)
Gonsimilis, G 765
Gonsimulat, G 504
Gonsipet, G 704
Gonsiti, G 550
Gonsobrinus, G 616, 717, 857
Gonsociata, G 593
Gonsocierunt, G 617
Gonsolabor, S 412
Gonsolatiua, D 358
Gonsolatoriam, P 108
Gonsors, G 810
Gonspioantur, G 587
Gonspioor, G 607
Gonspicuus, G 843
Gonspirantnr, G 808
Gonspiratio, G 773
Gonstabat, G 837
Gonstat, P 99
GonsteUatio, G 517 ; G 72
Gonsternantem, G 527
Gonstematas, G 528
Gonstipati, G 550
Gonstipatio, G 576
Gonstipatns, G 575
GonBtipnisse, G 605
Gonstipuit, G 662
Gonstituti, B 25
Gonstitutas, S 620
Gonstringittir, G 554
Gonstructa, G 909; F 260
Gonstnmt, G 433
Gonsuetis, B 183
Gonsuetudinem, D 173
Gonsuetudo, E 348; U 292,

293

Gonsneuit, I 318
Gonsulans, Int. 212
Gonsi!latio, D 325
Gonsule, P 602
Gonsulens, G 583
Gonsolere, P 428
Gonenles, L 151
Gonsnlibns, P 810
Gonsalimus, G 578
Gonsulo, G 581
Gonsalte, G 584
Gonsultam, S 259
Gonsulait, G 740
Gonsulum, F 20; L 167;

S 138, 478
Gonsumant, E 449, 489
Gonsamat, G 719
GonsumatuB, G 720
Gonsnmmare, D 123
Gonsummata, G 140
Gonsammatio, I 471
Gonsumsit, L 207
Gonsamta, E 407
Gonsurgens, Int. 189
Gonsatum, G557; S 32
Gontaotus, G 515
Gontagio, G 518, 726
Gontagium, G 558
Gontaminat, M 325, 363
Gontamini, G 703
Gontemnere, D 105
Gontemnit,A41,833; F328
Gontemnunt, B 151
Gontemplatio, U 316
Gontemplatina, P 196 ; T 142
Gontemplator, T 134
Gontemsit, D 144
Gontemtnm, G 532
GontemtuB, E 137; F 59; S

447
Gontendit, A 96
Gontenditur, L 181
Gontentis, G 588
Gontentus, G 666 -
GonteBtare, G 855
Gontestatur, G 854
Gontestatus, G 710
Gontexta, I 224
Gontextum, F 339; P 236;

S516
GontextoB, P 197
Gontiamnm, G 756
Gonticnerunt, G 830
Gontiouit, G 97
Goutiguus, G 821
Gontinens, G 162; Z 2
Gontinentes, A 149; E 199
Gontinet, G 549; S 341
Gontingit, N 133
Gontinua, I 517
Gontinuare, G 772

Gontmuat,G 539; N 32
Gontinuatio, Int. 87
Gontinuatur, G 761
GontinnatnB, G 710
Gontinuauit, G 538
Gontio, G 841, 846
Gontionarias, G 848
Gontionatur, G 854
Gontis, G 609
Contos, G610; F 359
Gontra, G 563 (bis), 569 (bis),

570 (bis); I 176; O 60,

104 ; S 109, 717 ; T 13
Gontracta, G 814 ; F 217
Gontraotom, F 215
Gontradicens, I 144
Gontradixit, O 66
Gontrapositi, A 647
Gontraria, A 561
Gontrarium, L 113; 77
Gontrarius, E 163
Gontrauersiae, E 258
Gontraxit, G 541
GoutriboliuB, G 516
Gontropazio, G 524
Gontrouersia, G 588
Gontrouersio, G 524
Gontabemalis, G 535
Gontabemi, D 176, 338
Gontomacia, G 565; P 295
Gontmnaciter, P 262
Gontumax, G 597
Gontasio, G 823
Gonnaluit, G 809
Gonubium, G 700
Gonubrium, G 699
Gonuellere, G 598
Gonaellimur, G 853
Gonuena, G 750
GonnenienteB, G 831
Gonuenio, G 608
Gonuenit, G693; D 236
Gonaeniunt, A 330; B 117;

231; G664
Gonuentio, G 576, 773
Gonuentum, P 39
GonuentuB, G 271; S 729
Gonuersantis, Int. 226
Gonnersationem, G 69; T

256
Gonuexa, G 526
Gonuexa, G 525
Gouuicia, G 187
Gonaicio, G 42
Gonoiota, G 585
Gonuictus, G 551
Gonoincendam, A 278
Gonuincens, G 543
Gonuinoit, B 138
Gon...uiu..., Q 38
Gonuiuio, G 687

142

LATIN INDEX. CON — CUB

Conmuinm, A 420; M 190
Couum, C 822
Conuocarentnr, C 690
Conuocat, C 661, 774
Conaocatio, C 841
Connoluit, G 127
Cophinum, F 205
Copiosins, F 223
Copiosus, F 147
Copnlat, A 663
Gopulatio, S 715
Goquentnr, T 357
Coqoina, C 930
Cor, C 805 (oor oordes, for

conoordes), 851; P 577
Corax, C 735
Corban, C 621
Corbem, 582
Corben, C 573
Corbes, C 400
Corbi, M 182; O 83
CorbiB, F 207
Corbum, P 49
Corbus, C 580
Corcuoulns, Int. 223
Oordae, F 184
Cordati, U 194
Corde, Int. 223; £ 291,

432; U 195
Cordes, C 805 (oor oordes,

for conoordes)
Core, C 654
Coria, G 736; T 60
Corie, P 495
Corimbos, C 560, 656
Corimbns, C 661
Corium, B234;M7; N 66;

S 154, 419
Cornacula, C 652
Comicem, C 751
Cornices, C 673
Comicines, L 209
Comicinis, A 350
Cornix, C 653
Comu, C 751, 860
Comutae, C 203, 325
Corona, C 672 ; F 192 ; S

517
Coronam, C 171
Coronat, P 153
Coronatus, Int. 294 ; P 105 ;

B52
Coronis, S 224
Corpora, A 865; B 201; C

978 ; U 16, 88
Corpore, B 114; C 413, 905;

E 251, 252; P 471
Corporis, A 821; G 54;

L 189; M 106; P 854;

Q38; B32; S 196
Corporam, S 490

Corpulentas, C 715
Corpus, L29; P 243
Correptionis, E 359
Correptos, C 842
Corrigit, C 556
Corripuit, C 801
Corroganit, C 767
Comiptas, E 513
Cors, C 670
Cortice, L 204
Corticem, C 982
Cortix, C 113
Corui, C 877; M 190
Corylus, C 651
Cosam, C 680
Cospis, C 640
Costa, C 845
CotiUa, A 158
Cotizat, C 522
Cotamix, O 174
Cotumo, C 840
Cotomnm, C 714
Cotumus, C 844
Cox, C 746
Coxa, C 157, 747
Coxae, C 491
Crabro, C 902
Cragacus, C 921
Cragenter, C 880
Cragentes, C 916
Crama, C 911
Crapula, A 680; C 914
Cras, P 265, 544
Crasmauit, O 283
Crassitude, Int. 316
Cratem, C 891
Crater, C 919
Crateras, C 915
Crates, C 920
Cratorias, P 198
Cratorosas, P 200
Creagras, C 878
Crealia, C 913
Creatrix^ C 869
Creatura, G75; P 461
Creaturae, G 77
Creatus, C 906; E 217
Crebrat, C 872
Crebro, C 910
Crebruit, C 892, 893
Crebrum, C 873
Cremare, T 190
Crematum, C 798
Crematur, H 138
Crementum, A 926
Cremine, C 523
Crepacula, C 879
Crepere, C 905
Creperus, C 904
Crepidinem, Int. 71; P 247
Crepido, C 898

Crepidus, C 909
Cieporem, C 908
Crepundia, C 887
Crepundium, C 889
Crepusculum, C 907
Crescere, A 222; I 58, 321;

P 522 ; T 338
Crescit, Int. 333; C 964; G

123; P 548, 879; S 39
Crescunt, S 93
Cretensis, D 306
Cretus, C 906
Creuit, C 871 ; P 174
Crimen, 1273; P 814
Criminare, P 401
Criminat, P 760
Criminator, Int. 81
Criminosis, P 771
Crine, C 917
Crines, C 435
Crineto, C 884
Crinibus, C 409
Crinitior, C 917
Crionason, C 890
Cripta, C 881, 882
Crisolitus, C 886
Crispans, Int. 235; C 899
Cristatus, C 918
Cristonografon, C 888
Croccitus, C 877
Crocei, L 305
Croceo, C 900
Croma, C 875
Cronica, C 868
Cronicon, C 885
Cronicorum, C 867
Cronicula, C 912
Cronograffum, C 883
Cronografias, C 896
Crud, F 373
Crucus, C 876
CrudeUs, A 877 ; S 241
Crudelitas, A 164
Crudesceret, 1 195
Crudiscente, C 870
Crudum, S 154, 419
Cruenta, C 894
Cruentus, C 895
Cruor, T 12
Crurum, P 330, 705
Crus, C 901
Crustu, C 897
Crustula, C 903
Crux, P 37
Cuba, C 945
Cubando, C 958
Cubicula, C 684
Cubiculum, C 683(bi8)
CubUe, C 958
CubiUa, L 314
Cubitalis, p. 99, note 2

LATIN INDEX. CUC — DEC

143

GaonlkB, P 246
Gnoulos, G 948
Gucnma, G 963
Gucumerarium, G 964
Guoumeris, G 964
Gncumis, G 941
Gncuzata, G 951
Gudit, G 924
Gui, B 161
Guiufl, Int. 178; G 982; N

125; P620; 8 95,148
GniasUbet, P 435
GuiofOibus, S 80
Golcites, G 938
Gulina, G 930
Gulinia, G 953
Culix, C 947

GnUenm, G 926, 956; I 224
Gulmen, G 807, 939, 960
Gulmi, M 167
Gulmis, G 939
Gulmus, G 942
Gulpa, N136; P 426
Gulp&re, S 652
Gulpauerit, E 410
Gulta, H 7
Gulter, G 969
Gultor, A 171; 1 138; 8 261,

622
Gultores, A 468
Gultri, 8 354
Gultorae, N 3
CultuB, P 33
Gum (for quum), B 34, 221;

E563;I303;N89;P712;

B228
Gum, C 20, 42, 333, 365, 751 ;

E 434, 493; F 180; G 2;

1273; L 179, 279; M 334;

O 16; P 392, 412; R 4,

230; 8 56, 503 ;T 176, 327,

356
Gumba, G 949, 973
Gmmna, G 452
Gmnmi, G 946
Gmnalns, A 147, 372; G 934
Gunae, G 966
Gunotabundns, G 933
Ganctantibus, G 961
Gmiens, G 970
Gnniculos, G 927
Gmiioulmn, G 922
Gnpa, G 944
Gnpia, G 950
Gapiae, G 935
Gopidi, 8 538
Gupiditas,I453; 8 106
GupiditatiB, A 466
Gupido, U 277
GopidoB, B62; P 41, 158
Gnpiose, D 9

Gupit, A 286, 550, 933 ; G 65
Guppa, G 971
Gupressas, G 928
Gura, G 937; E 434; M 193;

P423; 8 74,197
Gurabula, G 968
Gurae, G 952, 954
Gurat, M 147
Gurba, I) 292
Gurbamentom, B 210
Curbat, U 256
Gurbata, G 526
Gnrbis, I 86
Gnrbunt, U 255
Curbutmn, F 276
Garoulio, G 943
Giir§, C 936
Garendmn, G 932
Guria, G 925 ; I 223
Curiae, A 774 ; P 164
Gurimbata, G 959
Gnriositas, G 929
Gnriosas, G 675, 827, 931
Gurribus, F29; 8 680
Gurricolmii, G 962
Curro, G 932
Curronmi, T 111
Gurru, B 115 ; C 932
Garrumn, P 260
Gursim, G 427
Gurso, T 272
Garsnm, G 962
Gurtina, A912; G 967
Cartas, M 304
Caraoes, G 955
Curai, U 253
Curules, C 932(bi8)
Case, C 957
Gaspis, C 940, 965
Gustodes, Int. 305
Gastodia, G 621; L 92
Gustoditur, T 335
Castos, U 198
Castas, E 27
Catit, C 923
Cyatus, C 972
Cycladis, G 979
Cymba, G 981
Cymiteriam, C 978
Gynnomomum, G 982
Cynomia, G 980
Cynominna, C 976
Gyprassas, C 977
Cyprinas, G 974
Gyrograffom, C 975

Dactalis, p. 82, note 2
Daotalas, D 7
Daotum, N 116
Dactylo, 8 350
Dagon, D 4

Dalila, Int. 86; D 2

Dalmatica, D 10

Damascalom, D 3

Damde, D 16

Damma, D 12, 13

Damnat, M 363

Damnati, E 276

Damnatas, B 74; U 228

Damnis, I 6

Damno, 1 182

Damnam, D 234

Damas, D 11

Dan, Int. 84

Danai, D 8

Dande, D 5

Danihil, Int 80

Dant, D 376

Dantes, O 83

Dapes, D 17

Dapis, D 16

Dapsele, D 9

Dapsilis, D 1

Dasia, Int. 93

Dasile, Int. 89

Dat, B 45 ; D 14 ; E 257, 563 ;
F 329; 1344; L 316; M
181; B 39; 8 428

Data, D 35; L 66

Date, D5

Daticias, D 15

Datis,^ G 544

Datiaas, Int. 91

Datam, G849; P 785

Datar, F240; U 40

Dataras, D 151; L 8

Daaid, Int. 79; D 6

De, A 24, 96, 254, 442 (bis),
500,527,845,858; C304,
932 ; D 37, 50(bis), 54, 58
{bis), 59 (bis), 60,78,292;
E 136, 409, 446; F 34,
155,245, 338; H 67, 140,
148; I 451, 494; L 181;
M 65 (bis); O 102, 131;
P 54, 121, 195, 196, 198,
200, 237, 242, 580; Q 80;
B 27, 83, 257 ; 8 35, 347,
390, 681 ; T 207, 270, 357

Dea, L 29, 70; M 203; N
109; U 96

Deadema, D 98

Deae, M 10

Deambularetar, 8 444

Deambalat, 8 443

Deamentro, D 119

Debita, D 69

Debitis, 8 75, 353

Debitor, B 92

Debitam, A 338; F 133

Deborra, Int. 85

Decedit, D 67

144

LATIN INDEX. DEC— DEM

Decennonenalem, E 201
Decens, D 167
Deoepit, F 127
Deoeptio, P 697
Deceptor, F 47, 337
Decemeo, C 294
Decemi, D 82
Deoemimns, C 349
Deoemit, C 285 ; D 195
Decerpsit, G 48
Decet, A 55
Deoidens, D 66
Decidit, P 350
Decidnum, D 113
Deeiperat, P 206
Decipere, G 412
Decipula, D 33
Decit, D 106
Declamanda, D 18
Deolamat, C 854
Dedibium, D 140
DeclibiuB, D 127
DedinaDS, Int. 187, 242
Declinat, U 115
Decoetanis, D 58
Deoolatnr, P 442
Deoolatus, T 281
DecoUatmn, D 185
Decor, N 12
Decorat, I 434
Decoriauit, D 129
Decorticant, T 357
Decrepita, D 46
Decrescit, E 8
Decreta, D 187
Decretum, D 146, 209 ; Q 79
Decurat, Int. 92
Decurio, D 170
DeouB, C 278
DecuBsit, D 28
Dedala, D 121
Dedascnlum, D 53
Dedecet, D 106
DedecuB, D 91 ; L 319
Dedlcatio, Int. 99
Dedicationes, E 213
Dedichotomatibus, D 58
Dediscere, D 120
Dedit, I 30; N 180; S 661
Dedita, D 35
Dediti, N 3
Dediticins, D 15(bi8)
Deditio, D 70
Dedragmae, D 149
Deducere, D 125
Deducit, C 217 ; D 190
Deduunt, D 117
Deest, Int. 74
Defamare, T 269
Defatiget, D 52
Defecata, E 445

Defecatam, D 79

Defecit, C 662 ; E 547 ; H

50; S596; T6
Defecta, S 290
Defectio, D 95 ; E 14 ; M 136
Defectis, E 404
Defectum, D 137
Defectnra, D 65
Defenders, T 341
Defendit, P733; U 232
Defenditur, D 207; U 230
Defensaculum, L 74
Defensor, S 467
Defentio, A 679
Deferberat, D 175
DeferenteB, D 142
Deferre, S 566
Defert, D 27, 92, 110, 122
Defertur, D 104
Defferuntur, D 74
Deffitentur, D 42
Deficilior, F 362
Deficitur, D 309
Definit, D 206
Defisus, D 197
Defitiget, D 51
Defixos, A 276
Deflat, D 128
Deflectitur, U 19
Deflexio, D 172
Defluens, A 682
Defluit, E 438
Defluxit, D 161
Deforat, D 267
Deforatio, B 18
Deforis, C 73
Deformat, D 130
Deformitas, M 269
Defortia, D 172
Defotabat, D 84
Defragore, D 166
Defraudat, D 103
Defrutmn, D 19
Defungitur, D 131
Defunxit, D 112
Defnsa, F 236
Defosioris, D 158
Degener, D 93
Degenerauerat, D 179
Degeneret, D 202
Degerit, E 92
Degesta, D 94
Degestio, E 93
Degesto, D 114, 186
Degetit, D 165
Degit, D 159
Degladiandi, D 44
Degladiati, D 63
Deglobere, D 83
Degluit, D 129
Degrauidem, D 200

Degnstare, L 162

Degustat, A 456

Dehescit, D 194

Dehiscat, D 75

Dehiscens, D 157

Dehiscit, D 76

Dehonestare, T 269

Dei, Int. 30, 37, 61, 79, 80,
103, 107, 112, 116, 131,
138, 163, 166, 179, 264,
266, 269,330; Gl,82; D
383; E 122, 137; I 42;
P 121, 198, 200, 240; S
347; T 137, 209

Deiecit, D 217

Deiectum, D 185

Delectus, A 583

Deifica, N 200

Deinceps, I 52

Deinde,P256; Q 69; T 357

Deiudicans, Int. 180

Deiurare, D 96

Deiurat, D 34

Delabitur, D 134

Delator, G 675 ; U 259

Delatur, D 104

Delstus, D 101

Deiectum, D 126

Delegerunt, D 198

Delenda, A 14

Delens, 82

Delerat, D 382

Deleient, 42

Deleres, C 634

Deleri, A 90; 154

Deleta, A 26; C 423

Deletus, O 27

DeUbatis, D 204

Deliberat, G285; S 61

Deliberatio, D 62

Delibra, D 191

Delibrat, D 45

Delibuit, D 39

Delibutus, D 38, 264

Delicata, B 110

Delicatis, D 64

Delioatus, D 22

DelicUs, D 171

DeHcius, D 171

Delimatum, D 47

Deliquium, D 95

Delitere, D 138

Delitescere, D 196

DeUtuit, D 182

Delubra, D 201

Delumentum, D 56

Demedia, E 183

Demendo, D 102

Demensus, D 160

Dementes, D 147

Demere, D 88

LATIN INDEX. DEM — DIA

145

Demit, D 193
Demolitar, D 316
Demone, U 101
D^moDia, Int. 56
Demoniaons, 212
Demonibus, I 301
Demoniosum, A 795
DemonioBus, B 67
Demonstrantibus, P 831
Demonstrare, 287
Demonstratnr, P 494
Demserit, D 269
Demum, D 61
Deniqne, D 285, 323
Densa, C 192
Densat, F 75, 369
Densitas, T 56
Densnm, D 43
Dentalia, D 80
Dentes, B 107 ; D 102 ; E 45 ;

M240; P481
Dentibas, E 46; F 332
Denmnerare, D 284
Dennntiauit, D 188
Deo, Int. 25, 183; D 245
Deoctana, P 837
Deodoraneos, E 325
Deorsum, P 854
Deorurn, C 672; N 75; S

622; U 150
Depeculatns, D 99
Dependeat, D 162
Dependere, D 150, 152
Depensoms, D 151
Deperdens, M 129
Depicta, F 425
Deplere, D 125
Deplorat, D 141
Deponile, D 57
Deportantes, D 142
Deportatus, D 23
Deportanit, D 112
DeposGit, D 141
Depositmn, D 100
Depraecatio, D 108
Depraedatus, D 99
Depraehendo, D 109
Depraesi, E 301
Deprecatio, P 709
Depressus, D 139
Depromat, D 133
Depugnat, A 349
DepuHt, A 767
Depulso, A 690
Depuplicatns, D 143
Dereotum, D 40
Deriuat, D 190
Derogat, A 63 ; D 97
Desoensum, D 140
Descisoimus, D 156
Descinit, D 68, 115

C. G.

Deseminat, D 154
Desentiones, 8 321
Desentit, D 86
Deseptus, D 174
Deserere, D 213
Deeerit, F 76; P 786
Desertinis, D 55
Desertns, D 153
Deseruiens, G 211
Deeernire, M 115
Deseruit, D 163; F 432
Deses, D 107
Deseuit, D 168
Desiocata, U 312
Desioit, D 77
Desidans, D 89
Desidebat, D 48
Desiderabilis, Int. 79; D 6
Desideraret, A 208
Desiderat, A 266, 369; U

274
Desideratis, 70
Desiderinm, L 224
Desides, D 107
Desidescere, D 116
DesidioBUS, D 85
DesidanB, D 85
Designat, N 194
Designatur, D 286
DesignatuB, I 331
DeBiit, D 87
Desimiles, D 142
Desimnlaui, D 212
Desinat, F 112
Desine, S 426
Desinere, H 110
Desinit, E 176
DeBipiscit, D 135
Desis, D 26
DeBisse, D 184
DesiBte, D 192
DesiBtit, A 67
DeBitescere, D 105
Desolutus, D 29
Desonat, F 116
Desonoit, D 86
DeBperat, O 278
Desperatus, 85
Desperanit, D 197
Despioatns, D 21
Despondet, D41
Destenta, D 203
Destioare, D 123
Destituit, D 24
DeBtitutae, D 31
Destitutus, 249
Destituunt, D 30
DeBudare, D 32
DeBuenit, D 173
Det, D 377
Detentio, G 167

Determinat, D 206
DetestabiliA, S 71
Detestabilis, D 111
DeteBtare, D 148
DeteBtatus, D 36
DetractaBset, D 73
Detractat, D 145
Detraotaaere, D 208
Detraotauit, D 71
Detrahit, D 190; L 97; O

219 ; S 665
Detrait, D 97
Detreotauit, D 144
Detreotet, D 145
Detrectns, D 143
Detrimentnm, D 177
Detrudit, D 169
Detradunt, D 132
Detnlerat, D 20
Deturbat, D 240
Denarioare, D 90, 124
Denellunt, D 214
Deuenerauit, D 118
DenenuBtat, D 130
Deuertendo, D 172
Deuertionlmn, D 37
Deuertuntur, D 172
Denexii, D 140
Deuia, D 72
Deuinctus, D 205
Deuinxit, D 81
Deuitat, D 199
Denm, Int. 164; C 855; H

143
Denota, D 189
Deaotatnri, D 180
Denotatnrns, D 25
Deuotio, D 181
Dens, Int. 105, 119, 152,

200, 281; A 557, 843; D

305; G 59; M 176; P 796
Denterogamiae, D 164
Deuteronomiom, Int. 83 ;

D155
Deuterosin, D 49
Deutinnm, D 183
Denulgare, D 166
Denolgatur, D 277
Dexterae, Int. 45; F 185
Dextralia, D 178
Diabnlus, Int. 81
Diaconus, Int. 82, 195; D

210; 1 10, 475
Diadema, D 221
Diafonia, D 248
Dialeotica, D 259
Dialecticus, D 251
DialeptiB, L 186
Dialexis, D 295
DiaUs, F 242
Dialogns, D 253

10

146

LATIN INDEX. DU — Dl

Diametro, D 366
DUnae, LM
DiBpsalma, Int. 37
Diastile, lot. 94
DiBtheoe, D 264
Diatiifaa, D 263
Dio. A 2U
Dicabo, D 334
Dicam. D 316
Dicamus, P 762
Dioas. D 319
Dioatio, D 228
Dicatoi, D311
Dioatnr, D 276
DiceQda,Fei; N 63
Dicendi, P 81
Dicendum, L 15B
Dioere, A 413; D 332
Dicetenl, B 240
Dicimenta, D 330
Dioimaa, B163; S 617
Dicio, D 2ie
DloioDe, D 239; S fi9S
DioiB, A 925
Dicit, A 937 ; G 230; D 239;

E 44; F 77; S 89, 246;

U127
Dicilla, I 297
Dioitnr, A 418. 600, 741,

863: B 66; C 137; D 15,

392, 364; E 68, 139, 209,

261, 262. 663; I 461; L

39,124,204,269; H 326;

P 218, 616, 699; B 66,

96, 417, 727; T 186; U

269
-Dico, CE7; E 161
Dicrans, D 306
Dicta, A 663; D 968, 346;

B 44; M 148; F 796;

S713
DioUt, S 704
Dietator, D 267, 282
Diotatorem, D 266
Dictatnia, D 326
Dictemao, D 60
DicU, 8 449
DiaUo,A413;B69; C 817,

890; D269
DictioneB. L 146
Diotionia, T 230
Diotitat, D 333
Dicto, D 314
Diotor, F 5
Dictum, A 186; C 367; F

160; L 124; H 60, 163;

274; TlOl
Diotas, C968;HI60;P619
Dicant,B 47; C 803; D 369;

G 74; P 168
Dioantnr, 331. 429, 697,

933 (bw); D 172, 313; E

44;061; H 163; P481;

S74:U51, 118
DidaictavB, D 308
DiditDT, A 377
Die, A 668; N 176; S 417
Diei, D300
Diem, C 621; D349; 1138;

P6ei
Diemat, D 269
Dieperdnlnm, A 729
Dienim. E 623 ; B 84
Dies.C 164; D 263; E 246;

190, 195; L140; M331;

P167!U64 -
Difernetat, D 336
DKFamatiiB, I 156
Diffecl, C 621; D 236. 317;

F 631, 661
Difficile, A 667 ; D 391
DifficiliB, D 281
DifflODlter, D 231
Diffitentni, D 396
Diffiteor, D 299
Diffngatum, D 293
Dificile, A747; H33
DifioDlter, E 33
Difinia, D 327
Difortitun, D 173, 233
Int. 96

215
D394

DigDitate, I 37; P450
DigniUtis, 1117; T 2S4
DigoitoBa, D 333
DignnE, F 373
Dii,I328; L60; P328
Diiqne, D 323
Dilapidnt, D 247
DilargiiB, D 304
Dilatio, D266; M 69
Dilatione, 1 438
Dileotabilis, A 265
Dilactat, I 606
Dilectaoit, I 611
Dilectio, A 34
Dilectione, A 871
Dileotmn, D 290
DilecttlB, Int. 301
Dilegit, T 137
DiliciQ, L 279

DUigi

8 413

DiUgenter, B 189
Diligentia, E 434
DiUgit, F367; L 380
Dilotia, D 268

Dilabra, D 237
DUoere, D 330
DilaniDm, Int. 67 ; B 131
Dimedium, 8 270, 280

DimediuB, 8 49
Dimetron, Int. 96
DimiDoit, D 236
Diminatiaae, Q 23 ; B 13
DimiuDtiDe, F 204 ; M 168,

169
Diminntinum, A 146 ; F 146 ;

M 214, 801; N 124; P

653; 1336; U 81
DimieiB, D 329
DimiaoB, D 163
Diooisa, D 261
Dioctea, D 350
Diploa. D 253
Dipsa, p. 1
Dipeaa, D 292 (bis)
Directus, M 88
Diniptice. 87
Diribere. D284
Diriguere, D 260
Diriguntur, F 114
Dirimat, D 224
Dirinitoriam, D 176, 333
Diniit, D 217
Dims. T 246
Dimtus, D 230
Digoedendo, E 323
Discedere. A 43
Diacandit, D 161
Diacensor, D 283
DisceoBum, C 468
Disceptant, D 271
Diaoeptori, D 341
Diaoeptator, D 211
DiBceptauero, D 298
Diacemiculiun, D 313
Discerpit, D 267
DiBceiptns, C 46
Disoerpunt. D 314
DisoeMio, B 626; 1472
DiBoeBBQS, A 692
Disoidium, D 233; E 373
DJBclt, A 376; N 149
Digoinit. D 287
DisoluBum, D 335
DiacoluB, D 381
Diaoor, D222
DiBcordabat, D 368
Diacordat, D 324
Diaoos, D 219
Disci«pat, D 236
Diacrepationem, D 227
Disoretum, D 279
Diacrimen. D 333, 237
DiBcriminalia, D 301
Diacriptio, 366
Discos, C 61

LATIN INDEX. DIS — ^DOM

147

Disoutere, D 213
Disdonat, D 280
Diseptus, D 226
Disertans, D 303
Disfecit, D 310
Disidiosus, D 326
Disinit, D 244
Disipat, D 240
Disipiscat, D 332
Disipit, D 244
Disiungimnr, 853
Disiangit, D 175
Disoluerat, D 336
DiBolutas, E 442
Dispalatnm, D 293
Dispar, D 242
Dispargit, D 154
Disparile, D 242
Disparuit, D 273
Dispecit, D 315
Dispectare, D 216
Dispeotus, D 331
Dispendinm, D 234, 270
Dispensat, D 136
Dispensata, D 297
Dispensation D 328; E 19
Dispensator, A 814; 207
Disperge, D 289
Dispergit, D 235, 317
Dispicere, D 216
Dispiciens, P 40
Dispicitur, A 857
Disponit, M 246
Disposita, D 94
Dispositio, M 286
Dispositionibus, M 282
Dispositionnm, P 567 ; Y 1
Dispancta, D 297
Dispnngit, D 312
Disputat, D 251
Disputationis, D 253, 295;

L186; Y7
Disputationum, Y 2, 3
Disputaait, D 215
Disrumpit, D 310
Disruptus, D 21
Dissedit, D 324
Dissensio, E 189
Dissice, D 289
Dissidebat, D 268
Dissidans, D 326
Dissimile, N 164
Dissimilem, A 44
Dissimilia, A 623
Dissimilis, D 222
Dissimulat, D 272
Dissimul^t, D 202
Dissinus, D 307
Dissipans, S 402
Dissipant, F 45
Dissipator, Int. 130; P 747

Dissolnit, It 161
Dissolntio, P 127
Dissolutns, E 539
Dissonantia, D 248
Dissorum, A 44
Distabuerunt, D 275
Distans, A 59
Distat, A 78
Distenditnr, D 207
Distendunt, D 246
Distentas, D 340
Disticon, Int. 90
Distinctio, Int. 219
Distinguitur, D 286
Distintio, Int. 321
Distitutnm, D 339
Distitutns, I 59
Distractor, P 476
Distractns est, U 66
Distraxit, D 274
Distruota, A 83
DistoU, D 212
DistuUs, T 86
Ditatas, 555
Ditauit, D 118
Ditor, D 266
Diu, D344; F 76
Diuale, D 278
Diuersa, D 280
Diuersae, G 192
Diuersarom, H 68
Diuersis, P 777
Diuersum, A 410
Diuide, S 208
Diuidendae, E 302
Diuidenis, H 121
Diuidere, 1 181
Dioidit, I 261 ; S 189
Diniditur, H 99
Diuidunt, N 162; U 160
Diuinans, C 680
Diuinaram, U 292
Diuinatio, N 83
Diuine, M 206
Diuini, U 46
Dininis, T 143
Diuinitio, A 719
Diuinitns, 241
Diuino, D 278
Dininos, D 337
Diuinum, G569; L 174
Diuinus, A 800; F 8; H

13
Diuis, D 321
Diuisi, Int. 134; S 232
Diuiso, E 511
Dioisum, D 279, 335
Diuisus, D 174,226; E 295;

P650
Dinitiae, C 329, 935; G 16,

70; H24; 196 •

Dinitiarom, G 621
Dioitias, C 217
Dinitum, P 866
Diuo, D 245 ; S 673
Dinmom, D 300
Diatinum, D 241
Diuturna, I 488
Diutnrnnm, D 183, 302
Diuolsum, D 243
Diuus, D 305
Dixerunt, D 230, 375
Dixit, S 250
Doceo, C 65
Docet, G 39
DociUs, D 354
Docit, E 37
Docte, F 9
Dootis, P 601
Doctor, D308; S 200
Dootrina, S 201
Doctrinae, 76; D 349; E

157; M54
Dootrmarum, C 62
Doctns, C 53, 204; G 137
Dooumenta, S 724
Doomnentum, D360; 1386;

S723
Dodrans, D 343
Dogma, D 345
Dogmata, D 349
Dogmatica, D 358
Dolabra, D 355
Dolatum, D 342
Dolatora, D 346
Dolens, Int. 162; D 353; I

473
Dolet, B 133
Doleus, Int. 88
Doli, P 813
Dolones, D 351, 356
Dolor, A 164; C 58; M 13;

U308
Dolore, F 330
Dolores, B 161
Dolosus, P274; S 626
Dolnit, I 359 ; B 94
Dolum, A 757
Dolus, C 180
Domatibus, D 350
Domatio, D 359
Domatis, D 352
Domaueront, S 597
Domestica, C 475
Domestici, P 228
Domesticii, L 60
Domesticnm, B 92; I 103,

371
Domibus, A291; D 54
DomiciUa, P 361
Dominabatur, M 95
Domine, Int. 186; 277

10—2

148

LATIN INDEX. DOM — EFA

Domini, Int. 14, 106—109,

139, 149, 166, 172, 176,

234, 244, 295, 301, 338;

E278;F183;I471;0294
Domino, D 171
Dominom, Int. 19, 233; D

34; P460
Dominus, Int. 1, 35; E 279
Domo, Int. 279; B 92; I

142, 143; P 620; B 267;

U138
Domorum, P 382
Domom, C 756
DomiiDCula, P 666
Domuncnlas, 131
Domus, Int. 44; A 18, 31,

305, 310, 687, 797 ;C 8, 41,

926; G 177, 183; L5,47;

M 138, 261; P 79, 249,

622, 690; T 18
Domns [for tomns], D 348
Dona, D 312
Donabo, D 334
DonamuB, U 172
Donans, D 304
Donat, D 280, 312; L 144
Donatio, C 797
Donatum, I 404
DonatuB, Int. 205, 223
Donauit, D 118
Donee, D 344, 380
Donum, Int. 171; C 793; M

249
Dorcades, D 357
Dorsi, T 51
Dorsum, T 62
Dos, D 347
Dotatus, Int. 337
Dotice, Int. 91
Doxa, Int. 66
Doy, P 200
Draconis, D 367
Draconitas, D 365
Dracontia, D 364, 368
Draconto, D 367
Drama, D 363
Dramatis, D 366
Dromidarius, D 362
Dromidns, D 361
Drustum, H 85
Duae, B117; D 149, 292
Dualis, D 259
Dnas, P 298
Dnbiae, S 606
Dubio, N 129; B 165
Dubitantem, S 702
Dubitare, 905
Dubitat, F 250; M 309
Dnbinm, F 227; N 154
Dnbius, C 904, 933; S 592
Ducem, G 148

Dueenarius, D 371

Duoentes, Q 42

Dudt, D 372

Duco, M 123

Ductat, D 372

Ductio, 102

Dnoont, G 982

Dudum, D382; 12

DaQ, Int. 51

Daellium, D 376

Duit, D 377

Dolce, M 174

Duloem, B 16

Dulciamina, P 457

Dalcido, M 244; S 102

Dulcis, M 173 ; B 180

Dulcissapa, D 369

DnltiuB (for dubius), A 216

Dnm, D 380

Dumis, D 374

Dumosa, D 381

Damtaxat, D 370

Damns, D 373

Duo, A 330, 779; B 104,

115, 231; C 215; F 98;

L168; B190; S 280
Duobns, B 106, 128
Dnorum, Int. 90, 96; B 125 ;

D378
Duos, B 107
Duplex, Int. 95; B 116; E

204 ; L 139
Duplicatio, D 262
Duplicationes, E 25
Duplicator, B 119
Duplioes, B 106
DupUci, B126; D 255
Dura, A 604, 605; G 103
Durans, M 107
Durior, A 245
Duritia, B 197 ; T 59
Durum, E 50
Durus, B 173
Duum, D 379
Duunt, D 376
Dux, M 64; 219
Dy, T209
Dyde, D 383

E,A338;B106;M183;S681

Ea, B 154

Ea et w, E 1

Eam, Int. 293

Eaquae, B 154

Eatenus, E 2

Eattos, p. 45, note 2

Ebenum, E 8

Ebibati, E 6

Ebilantur, E 5

Ebitat, E 7

Ebitauerit, E 4

Ebor, E 3

Ebraicorum, p. 3

Ebredio, E 10

Ebrei, Int. 101

Ebriosus, T 58

Ebrum, E 9

EbuUiens, S 167

Ebulum, E 11

Ecdesia, Int. 113, 300; G

846; P 24
Ecclesiastes, Int. 301
Eccui, E 22
Ecgfernnt, E 24
Echinus, E 15
Echo, E 12
Ecitum, E 16
Eclipsis, E 14
Economia, E 19
Ecquem, E 13
Ecquid, E 21
Ecquis, E 20
Ectasi, E 17
Ectasis, E 18, 23
Eculeis, I 85
Edaces, U 276
Edat, E 29
Edax, G 547 ; E 34
Edentat, E 45
Edentatus, E 46
Edentem, E 32
Edentium, I 270
Edepul, E 47
Eder, E 33
Edera, E 26
Ederentur, E 30
{!des, A 310
Edidt, E 31, 44
Edicius, E 41
Edicta, E 44
Edidit, E 28
^dificia, A 309 ; G 190
Edilitatem, E 35
Edissere, E 36
Editiones, E 25
Edition, E 39
Editissima, I 226
Edito, E 38 ; I 458
Editui, E 42
Editum, E 40
Edituus, E 27
Edocit, E 37
Edom, Int. 102
Edra, E 563
Educ, E 492
Educat, E 49
Eductus, E 326
Eduducit, E 48
EduUa, E 43, 51
Edulion, Int. 125
Edurum, E 50
Efario, E 72

LATIN INDEX. EFF — EMU

149

Effati, E 71
Effatus, E 58
Effebus, E 83
EfiFedt, E 53
Effectu, E 71
Effectum, £ 90
Effeminat, E 64
EfiFeminati, E 63
ESeminatoriom, E 75
Effeminatas, E 56
EfiFera, E 80
Efferat, E 52
Effere, E 60
Efferunt, E 67
Effeta, E 61, 66, 69, 81
Efifetom, E 68, 73
Effeui, E 91
Efficaces, E 82
Efficacia, £ 57
Effioaoiter, E 88
Effioax, E 89
Effioitur, B 32
Effigiat, E 55
Effigies, G 179; E 54
Effimeri, E 70
Efflabant, E 62
Efflagitat, E 86
Effligit, E 87
Effod, E 78
Efifodit, E 76
EfFontire, E 74
Effosis, E 65
ESothbat, E 78
Effraim, Int. 114
Effrem, E 77
Effrenatns, E 59
Effundere, E 79
EftafoUnm, E 84
Eftafylon, E 85
Egerat, E 99; G 58
Egerere, E 95
Egerimus, E 100
Egerit, E 92
Egesta, E 98
Egestas, E96; 160
Egestio, E 93
Eggones, E 97
Egiptiorum, A 557
Egloga, H 2
Eglogae, E 104; H2
Ego, E 102, 265
Egone, E 102
Egra, E 101
Egre, E 94
Egredior, E 430
Egregius, E 103
Egregiam, P 837
Egritudo, U 23
Egrotat, U 24
Egrotus, B 161
Egyptum, E 72

Eins, Int. 24, 281; A 712; I

467; O180; P 712
Eiusdem, A 307
Elaborans, D 89
Elactare, E 126
Elam, Int. 122
Elanguet, E 146
Elatas, I 298
Eleborus, E 120
Electio, D126; 2,10
Electis, L 137
Electrum, E 116, 118
Elefans, B 28, 34
Elegans, E 141; F 35
Elegerant, D 198
Elegit, E 41
Elegoos, E 145
Elementa, E 132
Elementarius, E 136
Elemosinam, S 511
Eleaatio, Int. 23
EU, Int. 105
EU, E 122
Elia, Int. 107
Eliachim, Int. 106
Elicere, E 135
Eliceretur, E 117
EUcit, E 108, 133
Elioaerit, E 128
EHoui, E 134
Elicuit, E 124
Elidit, 602
Eliezer, Int. 103
EUfaz, E 137
Eligans, E 105
Eligantur, E 143
EUmat, E 144
Elimentis, E 136
Elimentorom, p. 9
EUminat, E 142
Eliminaaerat, £ 107
Elingenus, E 123
Elinguis, E 121
EUqoata, E 140
Elisa, E 447
Elisoium, E 106
Eliseus, Int. 108
EUsi, E 115
EUut, Int. 119
EHx, E 119
Elizabeth, Int. 112
Elocutus, E 200
Eloges, E 130
Elogi, E 125
Elogia, E 139
Elogiis, E 138
Elogio, E 109
Elogium, E 113, 127, 129
Elones, U 276
Eloquentia, F 36, 323 ; B 62
Eloqoia, F 24

Elubio, E 131
Eluoubratom, E 112
Eladeret, E 111
Eluetur, E 114
Elois, E 114
Eluitur, E 110
Elnsit, F 364
Em, E 165
Emaces, E 191
Emaoitas, E 182
Emanat, E 174
Emancipat, E 177
Emaones, E 170
Emarcuit, E 146
Emaus, Int. 120
Emax, E 150, 159, 172, 190
Emblema, E 160, 186
Embolismus, E 168
Emendabitas,.E 182
Emenso, E 173
Ementitnr, E 179
Ementum, E 178
Emei«, E 172
Emergere, E 147
Emergunt, E 185
Emerita, E 176
Emersit, E 152
Emiatnision, E 157
Emicat, E 175
Eminens, A 306; F 551, 802
Eminent, S 148
Eminentia, A 792
Eminentibns, £ 171
Eminet, E 180, 383; M 211
Eminiscitnr, E 153
Eminulis, E 171
Eminus,G843; E 164
Emisarii, E 148
Emisperion, E 169
Emisperiam, E 184
Emissarius, E 156
Emisticius, E 167
Emittat, E 181
Emittit, B 34; E 291,546;

1303
Emittogium, E 183
Bmitur, T 18
Emolomentum, E 155
Emonnis, E 526
Emortaum, E 207
Empheria, E 161
Emphimerides, E 204
Emphraxem, E 181
Emporiam, E 162
Empta, E 149
Empticius, E 151
Empto, E 190
Emptor, E 150
Emptores, E 191
Emala, E 158
Emolamenta, G 698

150

LATIN INDEX. EMU — EST

Emulstio, E 189
Emulo, E 187, 188
Emulumentum, E 154
Emulas, £ 163
Emunotoria, E 166
Enoenia, E 218
Enoratitae, E 199
Endecas, E 203
Enebata, E 66
Energia, E 219
Eneruat, E 192
Eneruis, E 210, 350
Enerumn, E 207
Enfoticus, E 220
EnicUa, £ 198
Enigma, E 195
Enigmata, E 205
Enim, B 73, 83
Enisus, E 200-
Enitendo, E 215
Enitesoit, E 218
Enitor, E 197
Eniza, E 214, 216
Enize, E 211
Enizias, E 208
Enizus, E 217
Enlencus, E 222
Enneaoaideceterida, E 201
Enoch, Int. 99
Enooilis, E 209
Enodabile, E 221
Enodis, E 196
Enormia, E 202
Enudeata, E 212
Enum, E 193, 194
Enamerat, E 206
Enumeratio, G 208
Eo, A 94, 518, 958; G 267;

G 101 ; T 237
Eodem, 1 118; Q 48 (bis)
Eoferant, E 228
Eois, E 229
Eoleuit, E 538
Eoo, E 225
Eoroizo, E 406
Eortasitasi, E 226
Eortastioai, E 227
Eortatioe, E 223
Eorum, Int. 291; 1472
Eons, E 224
Epemeris, E 261
Ependiten, E 262
Ephebus, E 246
Ephemeris, E 245
Ephiphania, Int. 121 ; E 230
Ephithalamium, E 238
Ephithonte, Int. 123
Ephitomos, E 240
Ephod, E 233
Ephoth, Int. 110
Ephyria, E 239

Epiabilis, E 464
Epioedion, E 252
Epicoeni, E 263
Epionrei, E 255
Epidanrns, E 260
Epifati, E 250
Epigramma, E 242, 243
EpilentiouB, E 249
Epilog!, E 234
Epilogiom, £ 258
Epimenia, E 259
Epimeri, E 244
Epipendite, E 247
Episoopus, Int. Ill, 251;

E254
EpisteUa, E 235
Epistola, Int. 123; E 231
Epistolaris, E 256
Epistulae, T 107
Epistolaram, E 226
Epitathiom, E 251
Epitheton, E 248
Epithoma, E 241
Epitoma, E 264
Epitomem, E 237
Epolitnm, E 418
Epome, E 232
Epotata, H 30
Eptafoliom, E 253
Eptasyllon, E 236
Eptimemeren, Int. 128
Epolaticias, E 257
Epulis, E 257
Equa, A 290
Eqnare, H 144
Equatur, H 145
Eques, E 269
Eqaester, A 332; 247,

261
Equi, A489;B115;G932;

It 25; T272
Equidem, E 265, 268
Eqoilibra, S 678
Eqniperat, E 267
Equitum, A333; 247
Eqao, E 269
Equora, E 266
Equorum, F 88
Eqnas, S 405
Er, E 282, 298
Eradicat, A 934
Eradioata, G 836
Erant, G642; 242
Erat, A82; F 27; P 548
Erata, E 284
Erciscundae, E 302
Erebum, E 277
Ereotns, A 789
Eregione, E 282
Erenditen, E 289
Erenis, E 283

Ereon, E 274
Erepsissent, E 270
Erepta, A 924
ErepticiuB, A 778
Erezit, E 501
Erga, E 273

Ei^sterium, E 299; 216
Ergastnlnm, E 276, 285
Ergata, E 272, 286
Ergo, E 102; Til
Ericius, £303; M 219
Eridanas, E 296
Erigastolo, E 301
Erigens, S 613
Erimio, E 271
Eripit, A 784

ins, G 420; S 429

Erit, A 366

Ermagoriae, E 304

Erodi, E 290

Erogant, D 312

Erogat, 8 660

Erogatio, I 398; U 140

Eroganit, P 790

Erotema, E 280

Erpica, E 293

Erpioarius, £ 294

Errabilis, E 300

Errans, E 295

Errantes, F 114; P 68

Erratica, P 277

Erro, N 115

Ersa, E 292

Emotat, E 291

Emditionem, P 23

Eruditionis, B 61 ; S 726

Ernditorium, P 268

Eruditns, E 281 ; S 159

Emere, E 287

Emgat, E 288

Erugo, E 297

EmU, E 278

Erunma, E 275

Erumpat, E 174

Eranoare, E 287

Empernnt, E 467

Ems, E 279

Erutas, G 503; D 230

Esaias, Int. 109

Esau, Int. 104

Esoamm, p. 87, note 1

Esoulos, E 307

Esebon, £ 308

Esitabant, E 306

Esitat, E 311

Esse, E 403,493; F 283

Essedam, E 312

Essoz, E 315

Est, Int. 145, 160, 173, 178,
182, 213, 223(qaater),
263, 301; A 24, 29, 66,

LATIN INDEX. EST — BXC

151

94, 451, 499, 938, 939,
941. 960 ; C 77, 218, 347,
496, 566, 567 (bis), 732
(bis), 736, 837, 844, 977;
D 15, 111, 292 (ter), 305,
325, 378; E 153, 180, 216,
513, 538; G 27, 60, 97,
101; H 64, 127, 129; I
186, 372, 395, 528 ; L 269
(bis) ; M 15, 52, 93, 120,
159, 265, 321 ; N 122, 154 ;
77, 271; P 99,119,191,
712, 735, 743 (bis), 814,
824, 880 ; Q 13 ;B 23, 207;
S 30, 39, 88 (bis), 291,
406, 466; T 9, 210, 237,
278 ; U 64, 66, 113

Estatem, I 234

Estera, E 321

Estis, G 66

Estino, I 234

Esto, E 309, 310

Estote, S 6, 666

Esta, E 313

Estus, E 305

Et, Int. 192, 223, 301 (bis);
A 29, 117 (ter), 152, 290,
332, 333 (bis), 348, 413,
442, 476 (bis), 499 (bis),
712, 729, 741, 901, 939;
B 32 (bis), 74, 114, 161;
C 133, 181, 216, 274, 310,
331, 347 (bis), 362, 413
(bis), 496, 496, 497, 754,
856 (bis), 886, 904, 977;
D 64, 142, 172, ^7 (bis),
230, 292 (ter), 312; E 118,
132, 263, 310, 487 ; F 98,
124, 130; G 60, 61, 105;
H 2, 64, 94, 149; I 86,
128, 224 (bis), 347, 366,
528; L 29, 94, 137, 269,
338; M 313, 321, 326;
N56, 125; 132; P 81,
481, 660, 668, 717, 837 ; R
103, 197, 210; 849,66, 92,
280; T 9, 30, 241; U 155,
232 (bis), 239

l^temitas, A 336

Ethiantike, Int. 126

Ethica, E 316

Ethicia, E 314

Ethicas, E 317

Ethimologia, E 318

Ethinoon, E 319

Etiam,I377; Q 44

Etodeporicon, E 320

Etroria, L 194

Eoa, Int. 98

Euacuare, E 456

Eoacuatas, E 405

Euacuissent, H 10
Eoaeum, Int. 100
Eoaggelices, E 358
Eaangelicae, E 326, 342,

358
Eaangeliorom, E 325; T

146
Eaangelium, Int. 117
Eaangelizat, E 322
Eaanggelices, E 342
Enannit, A 944
Euboioomm, E 331
Eucharistias, E 341
Eucharitia, Int. 118, 129
EadoHa, E 330, 346
Eudoxia, E 336
Euehit, E 344
EaeUit, E 334
Eaenit, O 93
Euentos, P 784
Euentu, G 83
Euentus, E 339
Euergit, E 356
Euerrit, E 352
Eaersio, E 323, 526
Euertit, E 340
Eaestigio, E 329, 345
Eafonia, E 348
Eufouiae, D 379
Eufrates, Int. 97
Euge, E 327
Eugenes, E 333
Eugenia, E 343
Euidens, E 332
Enigilans, E 376, 549
Enigilatam, E 112
Euigilauit, E 472
Euillan, Int. 124
Euirat, E 64, 324
Eoiratus, E 360
Eaisoerat, E 337
Euiscerata, E 328
Euitatas, E 366
Enitaaerit, E 349
Enloginm, E 338
Enmenides, E 363, 354
Ennachus, H 81
Enocare, A 148
Euocati, A128; E 637
Euocatio, Int. 113
Eaooatnr, E 452
Euocatus, A98; E 326
Euomit, E 92
Euro, A 46
Euronothnm, A 47
Eurus, E 336
Eurynis, E 351
Euterpe, E 347
Euum, E 367
Ex, Int. 192; B 110; C 415,

764; D313, 365, 375; E

398, 409, 427 (bis), 483,

611; F 330,360; G 126;

L20, 79, 269,338; M 129;

N 49, 123 ; S 30
Exacaideceterida, E 413
Exacemauit, E ^
Exactio, E 518
Exactor, E 463
Exactum, E 559
Exagerat, E 448
Exagium, E 416
Exalaparetur, E 477
Exalauit, A 712
ExaUage, E 466
Exaltat, P737; T 199
Exaltauit, E 391
Examen, E 490, 506
Exameron, E 622
Exametron, Int. 127
Examinat, E 437; L 188
Examinatio, Q 37
Examinator, D 211
Examusim, E 471
Exanreant, E 449
Exapla, E 360
Exasperat, E 436; L 97
Exauctorauit, E 399
Exauditio, Int. 289
Exaudituat, E 512
Exaurauit, E 470
Exaureant, E 489
Exaustis, E 404
Excanduit, E 602
Excedo, E 430
Excelare, E 493
Exoellentes, P 770
Excelsa, A 754; G 300; E

494,529; T 233
Exoelsi, S 696
Exoelsus, Int. 7, 149, 173,

206; P 657
Excepta, E 408
Exoepto, S 351
Exoesserit, E 410
Excessum, E 17
Exoessns, E 23
Excesus, E 500
Exciderant, E 446
Excidium, E 378, 379, 626
Exciduntur, S 35
Excitati, E 537
Excitatur, E 452
Exciti, E 637
Excluderem, E 467
Excludit, D 169; E 414,

512; T 235
Exdusa, A 40; E 458; S

684
Excluserat, E 107
Exclusit, E 124
Exclusum, E 535

152

LATIN INDEX* EXC— KXP

ExeLosas B 139
Exoogitatio, £ 178; M 13
Excolat, £ 461
Excomedit, E 337
Exoors, £ 432
Exoreat, E 517
Excababant, E 555
Exoubat, E 435
Exoubias, E 527
Excudit, E 386, 544
Exondnnt, £ 385
Exoosationes, A 693, 697
Exonssabilem, A 691
Excutit, E 45
Exductione, D 50
Exeorabile, S 37
Execranda, S 106
Execrare, E 509
Exedra, E 366, 415, 562
Exedr§, E 420
Exegebat, E 468
Exegestus, E 372
Exemit, £ 444
Exemplnm, A 668; D 360;

£490
Exemta, £ 536
Exemtum, £ 535
Exenium, £ 451
Exenodooium, £ 519 ; B 108
Exentesion, £ 412
Exepta, £ 491
Exequat, £ 428
Exequiamm, T 9
Exeras, £ 407
Exercendi, U 91
Exercens, S 237
Exercere, £ 531, 533
Exerceretur, Or 47
^ Exerceri, £ 551
Exercet, A 888
Exercita, E 361
Exercitat, £ 552
Exercitatae, E 553
Exercitationis, N 10
Exercitia, G 193
Exeroitiis, £ 387
Exeroitu, M 228
Exercitum, D 290; L 217;

M64
• Exercitus, P 379
Exercituum, Int. 335; U 51
Exerere, E 531
Exerit, £ 514
Exerrans, L 69
Exerta, E 396, 499
Exerti, £ 397
Exertum, £ 382
Exestuat, E 459
Exesum, E 520
Exesus, E 534
Exfretat, £ 474

Exhabet, E 483
Exhalat, £ 546
Exhaustas, £ 405
Exheredat, A 51
Exheredet, £ 381
Exhibendus, A 761
Exhibet, M 216
Exibeo, 8 309
Exigebant, E 503
Exigit, C 181
Exiguus, E 440; L 258
Exut, £ 174
Exilem, £ 365
Exili, B 37
Exilia, £ 421
Exiliauit, B 43
ExiUo, B 74
Exilis, £ 367
Exilit, £ 175
Exilitas, M 106
Exilinit, £ 502
Exinam, D23;B37, 149
Exime, E 492
Eximet, E 368
Eximia, £ 529
Eximietas, £ 532
EximiuB, E 530
Exinanire, E 456
Exinanitum, £ 497
Exinanitus, E 56
Exinde, I 52, 344
Exintera, £ 411
Exire, £ 147
Existere, £ 460
Existimabam, A 890
Existimatores, O 217
Exifitimo, G 506
Exit, D 173
ExitiabUem, P 279
Exitium, E 556
Exito, £ 394
Exitu, D 59
ExituB, Int. 115; D 50; £

469; 282; F 838
Exmom, £ 510
Exodium, £ 487
Exodas, Int. 115
Exolantes, £ 362
Exolescit, £ 547
Exoleuerunt, E 395
ExoUtus, £ 443, 540
Exoliuerunt, E 467
Exolutus, £ 539
Exomologesin, E 463, 505
Exorbitans, £ 475
Exorcismum, £ 359
Exorcista, £ 422
ExomatuB, £ 380
Exorsus, E 455
Exortatoriae, A 139
Exorti, £ 389

Exortus, E388;O20
ExoBBom, E 417
Exostra, £ 485
Exosns, E 541
Exparia, £ 479
Exparta, £ 480
Expeotabamos, O 183
Expecians, O 195
Expectant, S 684
Expectantes, O 188
Expectare, P 633
Expeotatum, N 77
Expediam, E 523
Expedientes, E 82
Expedierant, £ 393
Expedio, E 441
Expedisset, £ 392
Expeditio, £ 401, 554, 558
Expeditionibas, E 504
Expeditns, £ 89, 364, 425,

561
Expello, £ 17
Expellnnt, A 81
Expendere, £ 542
Expendisse, £ 373
Expensa, E 488
ExpergeBoens, £ 376
Experientia, G 82; £ 161,

239, 434 ; P 200
Experimentum, £ 375, 433
Experire, E 433
ExperreotnB, E 472
Expers, E 549
Expertia, £ 473
Expertns, £ 377
Expiare, I 426
Expiat, £ 462
Expiatum, £ 497
Expiebat, £ 468
Expilatam, E 400, 548
Expilatores, £ 486
Expimuntur, F 191
Explanat, £ 428
Explanatio, T 244
Explananit, £ 507
Expleta, E 482
Expleuit, E 513
ExplicanteB, A 386
Explicitnm, E 585
Explodens, E 450
Exploderem, £ 457
Explodit, E 414
Explodita, £ 458
Explorat, £ 384, 448
Explosa, E 447
ExploBi, £ 363
Expoliatus, P 528
Exponerent, £ 369
Exponis, E 256
Exponit, £ 31
Exportat, E 52

LATIN INDEX. EXP — FAL

153

Exportauerat, A 902
Expositio, E 412, 490 ; S 716
Exposito, E 370, 390
Expositor, G 825
Expraesit, E 507
Expr^sserunt, E 550
Exprobrat, I 302
Expromet, B 238
Expromit, E 514
Expugnaret, A 899
Expugnat, E 340; U 53
Expugnatio, E 379
Expolit, A80;I41
Expulsa, E 494
Expuncta, E 482
Expargat, E 462
Exquirenti^ B 172
Exquisite, E 471
Exquisitio, B 176
Exquisitor, 675
Exsequenda, 9
Exsequias, E 423
Exsequor, F 399
Exsoluo, E 441
Exsolatio, F 401
Exsolutus, E 442
Exsortem, E 516
Exstant, E 557
Exstat, E 383
Exstirpat, E 431
Exsumtuauit, E 478
Exsurgant, E 185
Exsnrgit, E 152
Exta, E 439, 465
Extabesoit, E 438
Extale, E 419
Extare, E 403
Extaseos, E 402
Extempus, E 481
Extendere, P 833
Extendit, E 445
Extensis, P 53
Extenso, P 768
Extenta, A159;D203
Extento, P 792
Extenus, E 476
Exterior, E 562
Exterminat, E 431
Exterminatur, D 316
Externus, E 424
Extimat, E 521
Extimplo, E 429
Extincti, E 363
Extinotis, E 528
Extinctus, E 450
Extinguit, S 414
Extipices, E 484
ExtoUat, E 426
Extollendam, A 260
Extollere, E 60
ExtoUont, E 24, 67, 228

Extorqueretur, E 117
Extorres, E 515
Extorsit, E 544
Extra, A 552, 612 ; D 111 ;

E496; 1318
Extraneos, E 424
Extrema, T 83
Extremi, A 626 ; N 30
Extremns, E 476, 481, 483
Extrimi, M 240
Extrimitas, P 435
Extrinsecas, E 371
ExtuUt, E 501
Exuberat, E 454, 498
Exubiae, E 524
Exugia, E 543
Exogiae, E 525
Exuiit, S 371
Exul, E 496
Exulcerat, E 436
Exales, E 545
Exaltantes, T 262
Exaltare, T 241
Exoltaret, B 63
Exultate, T 115
Exulterins, G 415
Exambres, A 838
Exundans, E 560
Exundant, B 221
Exundat, E 498
Exandauit, E 374
Exutas, E 495
Ezeohihel, Int. 116
Ezodo, D59; P 838

Fabari, F 109
Fabor, F 7
Faborum, G 334
Fabrae, F 9
Fabrica, M 141
Fabricant, E 385
Fabrioat, G 924
Fabrile, F 110
Fabrorom, P 501
Fabrum, F 15
Facendat, F 80
Facere, G 402; D 196; F 17,

98; N 30; P 325
Faces, 1 181 ;L 53, 228
Facessit, F 98, 100, 112
Facetiae, F 65
Facetias, F 54
Faoetior, F 62
Facetus, F 35, 63
Facia, S 510
Facias, Int. 132; F 408
Faciat, F 224

Faciens, F 52; M 105 ; S 109
Facient, I 56
Faoiente, A 406
Facies, Int. 131 ; 101

Facile, T 130

Faoilius, G 500

Faoinus, F 56

Facio, F 53

Faois, B 81

Facit, A 170, 290, 451; C

54, 424; D 103; E 288;

F 39, 98; G 59; M 345;

P 86, 479; U 26, 200
Facitat, F 39
Facitia, F 3
Facitur, T 144
Faoiont, A 823; G 363; P

870 ; T 248, 357
Facta, L 20, 79; N 123; P

154 ; T 271
Factio, F 50
Factione, F 96
Factiosns, F 47, 52
Factitare, F 17
Factionculus, F 96
Factor, M 134, 179
Factum, A 442; F 233; G

27
Factus,D305;H55;I157;

M 93; P 35
Facula, F2;H29
Facultam, O 196
Faoultas, G 950; F 33
Facultates, B 177
Faoundus, 251
Facuntia, F 36
Faecce, F 135
Faestum, F 43
Faex, F 379; M 340
Fafonio, A 360
Fagolidori, F 30
Fagus, F 14
Falangarius, F 61
Falanx, F 91
Falaria, F 69
Falarica, F 66, 67
Falc, F 10
Falcarius, F 79
Falcastrum, F 48
Faloatis, F 29
Falcem, F 79
Falcis, F 32
Falcones, F 51
Falerata, F 113
Falere, F 88
Fallace, P 221
Fallacia, P 731, 734
FaUaciis, 1 162
Fallanx, L 321
FaUax, F47; N94; P192
FaUor, N 115, 129
Falsa, P 835
Falsiloquax, F 44
Falsis, P 475
FalsuB, S 622

154

LATIN INDEX. FAM — ^FES

Fama, 203

Famam, E 127

Famfaluca, F 25, 37

Famidicus, F 77

FamiUae, N 159

Familiaris, F 103, 106

FamUiaritas, F 105

Familioos, F 40

FamiU^, F 106

Famis, I 267; S 106

Famosissimo, A 956

Fanatici, F 38

Fanaticas, F 78

Fanda, F 81

Fandi, G 950

Faniticas, F 76

Fano, F 34

Fanogoria, F 34

Fantasia, A 660; F 89

Fanohel, Int. 131

Fannm, F74; L63

Faonins, F 49

Far, F 87

Faragem, F 83

Farao, Int. 130

Farao [for farris], A 243

Farcet, F 57

Farciretor, F 31

Farcit, F 75

Faronm, F 101

Faregem, p. 54, note 2

Farelas, F 111

Faretro, I 467

Fari, F 18

Faria, F 24

Farina, S 345

Farinam, G 425

Fariolus, F 58

Farius, F 99

Farizaei, Int. 134

Farma (for farina), 131

Farra, F 86

Farrioe, F 96

Farrago, F 93

Farsa, F 102

Faras, F 114

Fas, G569; F 27, 71

Fasces, A 229; F 11, 13,

107; T 113
Fasciarum, F 26
Fascias, F 23
Fascimen, F 85
Fascinatio, F 4
Fascinus, F 84
Fasellum, F 73
Fasianus, F 22
Fastidiosus, M 254
Fastidium, F 19
Fastigasti, F 90
Fastigimn, F 28
Fastis, F 20

Fastn, F 108
Fastns, F 16, 59
Fasns, F 64, 68, 70, 72
Fate, p. 54, note 2
Fatescit, F 46
Fateseunt, F 21, 45
Fatetum, F 83; p. 54, note

2
Fatetor, I 382
Fatidicus, F 8
Fatigata, E 69
Fatiget, D 51
Fatis, A 105
Fatitnr, F 82
Fator, F 5
Fatoram, A 105
Fatoit, E 7
Fatum, G 79
Fatur, F 41
Fauae, F 343
Faaces, F 12
Fanois, H 105
Faue, A 619
Faueat, F 42
Faaentibus, G 709
Fanere, F 94
Fanet, P443; 8 625
FauiUis, F 155
Faois, F 109
Fauisor, F 60
Fauit, A 785
Fauo, F 104
Fauor, F 1 ; P 444
Fauores, P 445
Faustnm, F 43, 92
Faustus, B175; F6
Fautor, F 60
Fautores, F 97
Fax, F 2
Faxat, F 53
Faxo, F 53
Fece, F 143
Fecit, U 57
Feculentas, F 143
Fecundus, F 147
Fedas, C 563
Fefellit, F 127, 137, 364
Fel, B 103
FeUcitas, F 149
FeUx, F 131, 288
FeUis, M 133
Fellitare, p. 55, note 3
FeUitat, F 141
FeUas, F 148
Feloces, G 312
Felocitas, P 263
Felox, I 5
Femella, F 146
Femina, F 140, 146; H 64;

P502; U141, 154,166
Feminaram, P 705

Feminas, D 172

Femini, E 263

Feminini, S 462

Feminino, L 214

Feminis, P754; S 503

Feminom, M 158

Femora, F 140

Fenerator, D 11

Fene8[trae],- L 27

Feniciom, F 122

Fenom, F 150

Fenns, F 128, 133

Fera, A 382

Ferae, F 117

FeraU, F 145

Feralia, F 144

Ferarum, L 314; B 187

Ferculum, F 118

Fere, F 119; H 46

Ferens, F79; 176

Feretrius, F 142

Feretram, F 124; L 226

Feriae, F 121

Feriatus, F 125, 126

Ferinnm, F 120

Fe[r]ire, G 172

Ferit, P320

Feriunt, P 864

Ferme, C 390 ; F 123

Fero, F 151

Ferox, E 80; F 117; U 137

Ferramenta, L 65

Ferratae, T 303

Ferreae, A 298

Ferrei, P 259

Ferreis, I 85

Ferri, A117; F 154; T 278

Ferro, A 245

Ferragine, F 153

Ferruginem, F 154

Ferruginens, Or 191

Ferrugo, F 139

Ferrum, Int. 100 ; G 92, 145,

369; H16; M 96; S 121,

633; U 255
Fert, F 124
Fertile, A 521
Fertilis, F 142
Feraentissime, C 713
Feraet, B 216
Feraginius, F 115
Feroidae, L 12
Feraidus, F 132
Fernit, 1 184
Ferula, Int. 135; F 138
Ferum, A 395
Fernnt, L 228
Feruntur, G 165
Ferns, T 133
Fespa, F 136
Fessat, F 116

LATIN INDEX. FES — FLU

155

Festi, P 167

Festinantes, A 739; F 226

Festinantibus, I 69

Festinat, P 722

Festioatio, F 55

Festinaui, S 5

Festinauimas, M 113

Festinus, C 431

Festus, C 164 ; F 131 ; L 140

Feta, Int. 133

Fetialis, F 152

Fetibus, O 249

Fex, A 540

Fiber, F 157

Fibra, F 164

Fibrae, F 169

Fibrans, F 178

Fibras, F 175

Fibula, A 559 ; F 170

Ficetula, F 176

FictiHa, C18; L 41

Fiotis, F 203

Fictum, F 44, 188

Fiotas, F 312 ; S 313

Fida, F 163

Fide, A 692; 1271; M 188;

U40
Fidei, A 616 (bis)
Fideiusores, P 663, 717
Fideiossor, U 41
Fideiussores, U 17
Fidelis, Int. 39
Fidem, P 368
Fidibns, F 180, 197
Fidicen, F 180
Fidicula, F 198
Fidiculae, F 181, 184, 195
Fidius, see Mediusfidius
Fidacearias, F 199
Fiduciam, L 245
Fidus, F 194
Figite, F 208
Figlina, F 196
Figmenta, F 174
Figulina, F 196
Figura,0 68; F182; S 120,

441, 545; T 146
Figarae, L 196
Figuralis, A 413
Figuratum, P 588
Fiius, P 574
Fila, L 195 ; N 82
Filaoteria, F 209
Filargiria, F 211
FiUa, 1273; L 149; P 574;

S 392
Filiaster, F 210
Filii, F 185 ; L 205
Filiis, P 362
FiHorum, P 491
Filios, 257

FiUs, F 197 ; L 166
Filius, p. 1; Int. 41,45,48,

270; C 857; F 130, 185;

G136;M31; S 392, 430,

620
Filix, F 165
Filologos, F 160
Filomella, F 190
Filozenia, F 159
Fiioxsenia, F 156
Filtra, F 189
Filum, F 172
Fimum, F 202
Findunt, N 162
Fine, Int. 75
Finem, C4; 1246
Fines, M 137; 243
Finetum, N 155
Finiat, T 94
Finibus, A 357; T 231
Finicia, F 173
Finioulus, F 186
Finis, C 3; L 201, 238; M

127; T 53
Finit, S 384
Finitimos, F 200
Finitum, P 84
Finitas, C 649, 720
Finix, F 155
Fiola, P 160
Fiolae, S 199
FioU, F 177
Firator, F 179
Firma, S 410
Firmator, A 233
Firmis, I 339
Firmitatem, B 177
Firmus, R 21
Fiscalis, F 201
Fisceila, F 191
FisceUam, F 204
Fiscilla, F 162
FiscUlis, F 171
Fiscillus, F 166
Fiscina, C 582
Fiscinom, F 205, 207
Fiscium, F 168 '
Fisco, F 161, 183
Fiscos, F 158
Fiscus, G 888
Fisica, F 167
Fistolis, F 206
Fistum, F 187
Fisns, F 193
Fit,B94,159;C319;D119;

188; S351; U 178
Fitigalis, F 192
Fiunt, G 187
Fixi, D 69
Flaba, A 605
Flabanas, F 218

Fiabra, F 231
Flabris, F 253
Flabum, F 219
Flabus, F 249
Flaccidam, F 215
Flacentia, F 217
Flagitata, F 229
Flagitium, F 233
Flagius, F 246
Flagrans, F 254
Flagrantes, F 226
FUgrat, 847; F 329
Flagratione, F 220
Flagris, F 222, 247
Flaminibas, F 221
Flamma, F 228 ; 1 102
Flammioa, F 237
Flammious, F 239
Flammigena, F 245
Flammis, F 245
Flarantias, F 223
Flat, E335; F 241
Flatu, B 31
Flatus, F 231
Flaaellum, F 248
Flaaescit, F 252
Flauum, F 214, 436
Flebotoma, F 255
Flecta, 891; G 174
Flectere, p. 38, note 4
Flectitar, I 381, 392
Flegmata, F 216
Fleuerat, L 329
Flexio, D 37
Flexum, P 49
Flexaosus, F 232
Floocus, F 235
Floralis, F 243
Florea, F 244
Florentes, Z 4
Floret, M 177
Floribus, F 243
Floris,B 192; 0116; F 251;

G49
Florum, B 88; F 244
Fluctuans, F 234
Fluotaat, E 459; F 238, 260
Fluotus, A 153 ; E 305
Fluemina, F 236
Fluens, Int. 341; E 560; F

213
Flaentia, M 79
Fluit, F 225 ; L 203
Flumen, F 242, 420
Flmninibns, F 240
Fluminis, G 178 ; S 560
Flnminmn, 282
Flummoniam, F 240
Flustra, F212; U 279
Flutas, F 213
Fluuiorum, 969

156

LATIN INDEX. FLU — FBO

Flaniam, E 296

Fluaias, A 116, 760; E 9; F

70; H 124; 8 108, 482; T

224
Flazeraut, F 230
Fluzit, F 224
Fluxum, F 227
Focaria, P 813
FooUat, F 278
FooolaribuB, F 280
Fooalentnr, F 294
Focom, A 768
Foederatas, F 271
Foederatus, F 134, 290
Foedere, F 291
Foederum, P 30
Foedom, I 370
FoeduB, F 266
Foenus, F 129
Foeta, P 516
Foeton, F 130
Foetor, N 114
Foetore, A 712
Foetorem, A 712
Fogo. F 269
Folia, G 32; H 129
Foliatum, F 276
Foliis, B 253
Follebabulum, G 956
FoUem, I 224
FoUes, P 501
FoUesoit, F 270
Folligantes, F 287
FoUis, F 306
Fomenta, F284; S 612
Fomenti, M 2
Fomes, F 262, 295; H 5
Fomis, F 292
Fons, F 345
Fonte, B 115
Foragem, p. 54, note 2
Forago, C 370
Foramen, G 922
Foramina, G 334
Foramine, p. 99, note 2
Foras, E44; F 293
Foratorium, Int. 137
Forax, G 547
ForboB, F 297
Forceps, F 286
Forcifer, F 275
Fordas, F 274
Fore, F 283
Foret, F 281
Forfex, F 279
Forfioes, F 263
Fori, G 806
Forioa, F 301
Forinsis, F 299
Forire, F 302
Foris, E 44

Forma, F 191, 307; I 842;

T165
Formaoopola, F 296
Formas, F 272
Format, E 55
Formations, F 307
Formatas, P 862
Formicaleo, M 379
Formicamm, M 379
Formidat, T 132
Formido, F 277
Formidolosa, T 117
Formonsam, L 109, 266
Formosns, U 124
Fomacula, F 289
Fomaonlom, F 306
Fornax, G 56, 459
Fomicaria, 1 143; P 690
Fomioem, F 273
Fomioes, F 260
Fomis, F 304
Foro, F 299
Fors, F 285
Forsan, F 259
Forsitan, F 259, 282 ; P 585 ;

U300
Fortem, B 237
Fortes, A 70; U 100
Fortex, F 300
Fortio, A 133
Fortioribas, P 469
Fortis, Int. 336; B 114; E

561; G138; H42, 54; N

25; S502; U 80
Fortissima, U 154
FortiBsimus, S 532; U 220
Fortitudinis, p. 1 ; Int. 13
Fortitndo, Int. 116, 138, 234 ;

H21; 294
Fortium (for fontium), N 20
Fortuitom, F 258, 265
Fortuna, F 149, 256, 396
Fortnnam, L 68
Fortunatus, F 288
Fortunum, F 265
Forum, F 268, 303
Fosa, G 490
FoBforns, F 298
Fossae, S 171
Fossarias, U 88
Fossatum, I 366; L 269
Fotum, B 159
FotuB, F 261
Fouet, F 257, 264, 267
Fractior, F 362
Fraga, F 326
Fragile, F 321
Fragor, F 348
Framea, A 830; F 344, 359
Frangat, M297; N 34
Frangent, P 481

Frasi, F 311
Frasin, F 323
Frasis, F 335

Frater , Int. 40 ; A 955 ; L 307
Fratria, F 357
Fratris, F 357; L 149
FratueliB, F 318, 319, 320
Frandare, M 6
Fraude, F 127
Fraadem, D 103; P 271
Fraudor, P 762
Fraudulenta, S 421
Fraudolenter, F 356
Fraus, G 888; D 219; F 158
Fraxinus, F 327
Fregit, F 346
Frena, P 138
Frenae, 259
Frenat, F 328
Frendat, F 334, 341
Frendet, F 332
Freniticus, F 330
Frequens, G 316; D 108
Freqaentant, A 916
Frequentat, G 327
Freqaenter, D 322, 372; F

39, 98; I 443; L 97; M

205; P 367; Q 8, 33; S

145; U 24 *
Frequenti, E 69
Freqaentia, G 430; F 316
Fretum, F 336
FretuB, F 308, 310, 347
Friabat, F 346
Friat, M 350
Fribolum, F 321, 340
Fribula, F 322
Frigas, G 63
Frigat, F 309
Friget, F 313
Frigia, G 25
Frigidom, G 57
Frigidas, A 449
Frigium, T 162
Frigore, F 355; P 243; R

197
Frigorem, A 161
Frigoriosns, A 458
Frigos, A 423
Friguit, A 474
Frigula, F 363
Frigus, I 234
Fringella, F 331
Friuola, F 360
Friaolus, F 312
Frixi, F 343
Frixoria, F 361
Frixum, F 325
Frondet, G 641
Frondosom, N 68
Frons, 246

LATIN INDEX. FRO — GAZ

157

Fronte, P 240
Frontuosns, F 358
Fronolns, F 314
Fruotices, S 561
Fractificatio, E 77
Fractuosns, F 147
Fracturus, F 353
Fructus, H 129; M 18
Frugalis, F 317, 333
Frugalitas, P 114
Frngalitatem, F 315
Frogi,F93,354;S103
Frugifer, Int. 97, 114
Frugum, I 91 ; S 629
Frugus, F 324
Fruitur, N 29
Fruiturus, F 353
Frumenta, F 350
Frumenti, A243;F87
Frumentum, F 351
Frumine, F 351
Fruniscantur, F 349
Franit§, F 366
Fruor, P 484
Frusta, F 338

Fnistatur, F 337

Frustratus, F 364

Frntectmn, F 339, 342

Frutex,C 287; Hill

Frutioe, F 352

Frutina, F 365

Fruuntur, F 349

Fuas, F 408

Fuoat, A 648

Fncata, F 425

Fncatnm, F 188

Fucinas, F 420

FucuB, F 379

Fudit, F 391, 406

Fuert, A 70

Fuga, T 50

Fngiens, F 410

Fugitifarins, F 410

Fugitiuus, F 367

Fnisaet, F 281

Fuit, N 168 ; R 127

Fulcimenta, F 400

Fulcire, F 95

Fulcra, F 389

Fulgatores, F 421

Fulgentia, B 139

Fulgetum, F 409

Fulgine, F 427

Fulgor, F 409

Fulgnrans, Int. 46

Fulice, F 397

Fulmine, A 403

Fultare, F 416

Fultum, £ 154; F 398

Fultus, F 392

Fuluum, F 214, 435

Fuma, F 417

FunaUa, F 377, 419, 426

Functio, F 393, 401

Functoria, F 415

Functus, F 380, 402

Funda, F 385, 422

Fundat, F 390

Fundi, F 375

Fundit, L 192

Fundo, F 439

Fundus, Int. 136; F 376,

411
Funebraticius, F 423
Funebre, F 394 ; N 54
Funem, G 184
Funera, F 437
Funeratus, F 368
Funere, F 395
Fnnes, C346;R232
Funesta, F 438
Funestare, F 405
Funestauere, F 387
Funestissima, F 388
Funestus, F 395
Fungitur, F 432
Fungor, F 399
Fungus, F 384
Funiculum, F 412
Funix, F 382
Funus, F 424, 428, 433
Fur, C 444
Furatus, P 245
Furbum, F 374
Furca, F 372
Furcifer, F 373
Furcimen, F 371
Furcit, F 369
Furent, S 674
Furente, S 294
Furentibus, F 431
Furfures, F 386
Furia, E283;F434
Furibundus, F 429
Furie, E 353
Furiosus, A 19; L 231
Furit, B 12
Furta, 1 107
FurtiuQ, F 396
Furtum, P 339
Furum, L 70
Furunculus, T 3
Furunous, F 383
Fusa, F 407
Fusarius, F 381
Fusca, P 530
Fuscinula, F 370
Fuscum, A 714; R 224
Fustarius, F 414
Fustatus, F 413
Fustes, M 182; T 303
Fustibus, F 413

Fusum, F 378, 430
Fusus, F 440
Futat, F 418
Futile, F 403, 404
Futura, F38;P490
Futurus, A 366

Qabalacrum, Q 33
Gabar, C 190
Gabarnas, G 17
Gabea, G 29
Gabrihel, Int. 138
Gabulum, G 9
Gacila, Int. 146
Gaeometrica, G 1
Galaad, G 12
Galea, G 19
Galeae, C 17, 822
Galearia, L 222
Galeatus, G 918
Galeras, G 11
GaUlaei, Int. 141
Galla, G 7
Gallacia, T 59
GalU, B 73, 83
Gallia, A 254
Gallicum, B 73, 83
Gallis, A 254
Gallorum, G 37
Gallus, G 191
Galmaria, G 18
Galmilla, G 22
Galmulum, G 21
Galmum, G 20
Gamus, G 26
Gane, G 24
Ganea, G 5
Ganeo, G 8
Gannatura, G 6
Gttnniret, G 2
Garbas, G 15
Gargarizet, G 3
Garilum, G 27
Garret, G 25
Garriens, S 418
Garrit,G4, 13;N89
Garro, G 10
Garrulitas, G 31
Garrulus, G 10, 34; Q 35
Garula, G 14
Garus, G 32
Gastrimargia, G 28
Gat, Int. 144
Gaude, E 327 ; M 117
Gaudentes, O 292; P 63
Gaudere, G 78
Gaudet, A 933
Gaudium, T 257
Gauisi, G 66
Gauli,G30
Gaza, G 16

158

LATIN INDEX. OAZ — GLU

Oazofsilaoio, P 55
Qebelliomn, F 201
QedeoD, Int. 140
Gehenna, Int. 145
Gehennon, Int. 145
Gelidom, G 57
Gelnm, G 69
Gemellns, Int. 142
Geminae, B 82
GeminatuB, G 71
Gemini, A 318
Gemitas, Int. 326; G 71
Gemma, A 442; D 365; O

171
Gemmae,H78;I3; S 94
Gtemmasium, G 47
Gemnasia, G 74
Genas, G 63
Genealogia, G 35
Genelogia, T 137
Geneo, G 23
Gener, G 86
Genera, B88;F 181
Genera tio, G 35, 82 ; P 390
Generationem, P 775
Generator, G 60
Genere, L 214; N 137, 159,

171
Generibus, B 106
Generis, S 461
Generositas, G 81
Generosns, G 42
Genesis, Int. 52 ; G 72, 79
Genetrix, 869
Genialis, G 50, 80
Genibus, P344;U32
Genice, Int. 143
Genimina, G 82
Geniminae, G 77
Geniseulns, G 55
Genista, G 52
GenitaHs, G 59
Genitina, G 61
Genitiuam, N 42
Genitiaiis, Int. 143, 238; G

61
Genitor, G60;P664
Genitnra, C 769
Genitns, 1 108
Genium, G 38
Gtennomae, G 75
Gens, B 131 ; £ 295, 331
Gente, G 53, 68
Gentes, G 982
Genthliatici, G 56
Gentiles, E 317 ; G 56
Gentilinm, S 422
Gentis, S 92
Gentium, Int. 8
Genu, G 67
Genua, G 67

Gennino, G 62

Genoinom, G 76

Gennit, E 216 ; P 742

Genus, A 104, 184, 243, 245,
842, 515, 544, 686, 752,
a54;B82,190; 25,51,
86, 116, 191, 376, 844,
928, 980; D 292, 357; E
125, 130, 255; F 73, 87,
93, 372, 397; G 30, 135;
H 25, 52, 74; I 266, 525;
L 134, 309; M 2, 58, 120,
158, 171, 209, 221, 312;
N 28, 140, 161; 153,
169, 173, 248, 288; P 7,
17, 81, 146. 156, 252, 354,
514, 547. 558, 674; Rill,
259; S 103, 151, 195,334,
354, 360, 363, 369, 539;
T 249, 276, 278; p. 87,
note 1

Genusia, G 64

Geometra, G 39

Geometricus, G 40

Gere, G 83

Geiens, F 402

Gerit, C 171

Geritur,D375; G 84

Germen, Int. 229; G 49;
S219

Germinat, P 856

Gerula, G 46

Gerulus, G 73

Gesa, G 37

Gesoire, G 78

G^erat, G 58

Gesiae, G 70

Gestamen, G 36

Gestant, P 260

Gestat, G 85

Gestatio, G 43

Gestatus, G 44

Gestibus, N 177

Gestit, G 65

Gestitis, G 66

Gestornm, A 84

Gestu, N 185

Gestimi, G 45

Gestus, G 41, 54

Gesum, G 48

Geth, G 51

Geumatrix, G 87

Gibra, G 96

Gigans, C 414; G 90

Gigantes, T 93

Gigantomacie, G 98

Gigantum, G 98

Gigneceum, G 97

Gignendarum, G 38

Gignentia, 45

Gignit, S 30

Gignitur, G 95

Gilbus, G 99

Gillus, G 91

Giluus, G 88, 94

Gingria, G 100

GippuB, G 93

Gipsus, G 92

Girum, L 159

Girus, C 388, 417, 421

Git, G 89

Glaber, G 109

Gladia, A 154

Gladiator, P 872 ; S 335

Gladiatores, G 120; L 18

Gladiatorum, L 14

Gladiaturae, Glatiaturae, A

349
Gladii, A 106 (bis), 118; F

66; M310
Gladiolum,A598; G 113
Gladius, F 61 ; M 222 ; B 229
Gladonamur, G 130
Glandes, G 101; 1509
Glandi, H 129
Glandula, G 118
Glans, G 101
Glarea, G 111
Glatiaturae, see Glad-
Glauco, G 125
Glaucoma, G 108
Glaucum, F436; G 117
Glauous, G 233
Glaunis, P 847
Gleba, G 103
Glebo, G 119
Glebra, G 122
Glebulum, Int. 147
Glescit, G 123
Glis, G 104
GUscit, G 124
Glitilia, G 114
Globat, G 107
Globosus, G 126
Globus, G 105, 106, 110, 132
Glomer, G 115
Glomerat, G 127
Glomoramur, G 131
Gloria, Int 66; G 275
Gloriae, H 150
Glorificans, Int. 159
Glorificat, I 281
Gloriosi, 227
Gloriosus, Int. 31
Glos, G 129
Glosa, p. 9 (heading); G 128,

134
Glosema, G 121
Glumula, G 112
Glus, G 116
Gluten, G 133
Glutinum, G 102

LATIN INDEX. GLU — HEI

159

Glntto, A 242
Gnarns, G 187
Gnatns, G 186
GnauuB, G 188
Gnomen, G 135
Qnoaaetk, G 139
Gomer, G 140
Goridus, G 141
GothoHa, Int. 139
GrabatuB, A 820
Graoiles, C 880, 916
GraoiU, P 471
GradliB, E 367; G 155
Gradatio, C 470
Gradus, A 25
Graffinm, G 169
GraUus, G 154
Gralorum, G 175
Gramen, G 151
Gramina, G 152, 163
Grammatica« G 144
Grana, C 386; T 186, 357
Grandea, S 155
Grandes, A556; C 400
Giandeuufl, P 766
Grandis, G 145
Grassare, G 172
Grassator, G 158
Gratat, G 168
Gratator, G 167
Grates, G 170
Gratia, Int. 118, 166; P

823; U71, 91, 149
Gratiam, G 147
Gratiamm, E 341
Gratioium, G 174; p. 38,

note 4
Gratificatur, G 147
Gratiosior, F 62
Gratis, G 146, 165
Gratnita, Int. 145
Gratuitiun, G 146
Gratolat, G 168
Gratnlator, G 167
Gratns, G 80
GranalA, S 212
Graoatns, A 749; M 53; O

172
Grauis, 665; G 164; P

362; Q7, 29
Granit, C 387
Grauiter, M 320
Grecam, A 803
Grece, p. 1; A 296, 306; G

272,697; L 267
Greci, A860; D8
Greciae, E 106
Greco, M 183
Grecormn, G 176
Grecum, G 97
Greens, A 122

Greditnr, G 160
Gregalis, G 159
Gregariorum, G 157
Gregarium, G 148
Gregatim, G 158
Gregis, U 70
Gremen, G 149
Gremius, G 166
Gressit, G 171
Gressus, G 156; T 243
Grex, G 150
GriUns, G 143
Gripem, G 142
Gros, G 161
Grossior, F 287
GroBsitum, D 292
GroBsns, B 2
Gruis, G 162
Gmnnire, G 178
Gms, G 162
Gubemaculi, G 485
Gubemat, D 136
Gnbematio, D 261; B 104
Gnla, G 28; I 385
Gulae, S 661
Gulosns, G28; H 72
Gumnaside, G 179
Gonna, G 185
Gurges, G 178
Gnrgite, T 296
GnrgoUo, G 180, 184
Gurgustia, G 187
Gnrgastiore, G 182
Gurgustium, G 176, 177, 181,

183
Guttit, G 186
Guttoris, G 889
Gyllonem, B 27
Gymnasia, G 190, 193
Gynmasis, G 188
Gymnicus, G 192
Gymnos, G 189

Habeat, G 38

Habenis, H 37

Habens, A 872; B 104; C

407; D 10, 367; E 233;

L29; P 481, 787, 858; S

39,291; T103
Habent, A 168; B 177;

844; E 245; H 140; P

481 ; S 66
Habentibus, A 486
Habet, A 499, 598; B 16,

107; 364,704,753,886,

947, 977; D 292; E 246,

483; H 49; S 82, 378,

466 ; T 221
Habetns, E 541
Habia, H 6
Habile, H 38

Habiloes, H 11
Habitaonlum, Int. 336
Habitans, B 209
Habitant, L 283
Habitat, H 50
Habitatio, L 143 ; B 108
Habitauit, 1 118
Habitudines, H 14
Habitudo, H 21
Habitum, G 45, 146 ; H 17
Habitus, H 109
Habundans, A 335; D 321;

L265; 181
Habundant, A 363
Habnndanter, A 213, 367
Habundantiam, I 91 ; S 629
Habundantissimum, B 157
Habnndat, E454; M 267
Habunde, A 861; L 86
Habyssum, H 25
Hac, D383; P 196, 287
Hacrore, A 68
Haeo, 77; H 2 (bis), 6, 7,

29
Haeiolat, H 9
Halantes, H 28
Halas, A 485
Halat, H 27
HaUbs, H 16
Hamatum, H 26
Hano, Int. 145
Harena, H 40
Harenae, H 22
Hareolos, H 13, 15
Harinuloes, H 18
Harubdis, H 19
Hanmdo, H 1, 20
Haruspex, H 41
Hasta, P 392, 416; T 211,

353
Hastae, 940; G37; S 48
Hastilia, H 8
Hane, H 12
Haurio, H 82
Hanrit, H 39
Hansae, H 24
Hause, H 28
Hauserit, H 36
Hausissent, H 10
Hausta, H 30
Haustum, H 31, 36
Haut, H 3, 4, 33, 34
Hebenum, H 52
Hebescebat, H 55
Hebesceret, H 57
Hebetat, H 89
Hebetos, H 60
Hebitabit, H 58
Hebitatns, H 66
Hebitiores, H 84
Heia, H 73

160

LATIN INDEX. HEL — HUM

Hel, Int. 152

Heliaona, H 66

Helioe, H 77

HeUdres, H 114

Helleboras, H 86

Helluo, H 61, 72

HelBon, H 76

Helno, H 47

Helus, H 79

Hemorrefl, H 74

Hera, H 69

Herba,B95; G964; D868;

G152; S39
Herbae, D 368; M 312, 313
Herb§, A 104
Herbifl, L 137 ; N 49
Herbum, H 63
Heroalanens, H 81
Hercule, H 46
Hercnlns, H 54
Hereditas, C 440 ; H 70
Hereditatis, E 486
Heredium, H 80
Hereon, H 71
Heresearum, Y 6
Hereses, T 13
Heresifl, H 69 ; S 210
Heretici, 1 16
Hereticormn, G 25
Heretious, E 295
Hereum, H 45
Heri, P 789
Heribefonticon, H 67
Heries, H 44
Herinis, H 87
Herma, H 82
Hermafroditus, H 64, 88
Hermafrodus, H 53
Hermon, H 65
Hero, H 70
Herodins, H 83
Heroioometron, Int. 151
Heronalacah, H 68
HerrQ, H 62
Hersntum, H 85
Hemgo, H 75
Heromna, H 48
HeruB, H 42
Hesperias, H 43
Henotropeum, H 78
Hens, H 51
Hiadas, H 104
Hiameo, H 98
Hiantes, H 112, 122
Hiatos, H 100
Hibema, H 94
Hibemus, H 93
Hibiscnm, H 101
Hie, H97, 107, 111; I 14,

492; S564
Hicine, H 127

Hiemant, H 94
Hiemen, H 117
Hieremeas, Int. 149
Hieronia, H 120
Hierusalem, Int. 145, 148
Hub, E 261
Hilarior, F 62
HilariB, F 251
HilaroB, G768
Hilious, H 129
Himeneos, H 113
Himosus, H 109
Hino, G754; H 115; S 551
Hinoire, H 115
Hinnitus, H 126
Hipocrisin, H 92
Hirous, A 551; T 168
Hirobi, H 121
Hironiam, P 239
Hirribile, H 118
Hirsi, H 103
Hirsnti, H 103
Hirsntns, H 91
Hirtns, H 123
Hirondo, H 106
Hiscire, H 110
Hisoit, H 102
Hisoitnr, H 99
Hispani, G 274
Hispida, H 90
Hispidnm, Int. 93
Hispidus, H 91
Hisseire, H 116
Hister, H 124
Historias, H 119
Historious, H 119
Histrio, A 870
Histriones, H 95
Histrionum, M 212
HiBtriz, H 108
Hinlca, H 96
Hinlcas, H 105
Hiulonm, H 125
Hoc, H 132, 152; I 17, 18;

L269;M15
Hoc est, G 977 ; 271
Hoctatus, H 141
Holeris, F 73; 1266
Holet, H 27
Holido, H 146
Holioglapha, H 139
HoUtor, H 151
HolocauBtom, Int. 150; H

138
Holor, H 134
Holus, H63; L46;S336
Homioidia, G 343
Homioidium, G 54
Hominem, D 292
Homines, G 495, 804; E

162; B163

HominibnB, P 447
Hominis, A 822; B 209;

S273
Hominum, A 821; G 576;

D170; F174; S 74
Homo. A 56, 611; G 407,

979 ; D 292, 367 ; E 269 ;

G 80 (bis); P 450; p. 92,

note 4
Homulis, H 149
Homuncio, H 149
Honera, S 66
Honeraria, H 147
Honesta, L 5
Honor, D 325; F 240
Honorat,A370; E 426
Honore, I 435; N 165; B

163
Honorem, G 217
Honores, G 647; P 810
HonorifiouB, M 347
Hora, H 136
Horam, P 281
Hor§, G 477
Homo, H 137, 142
Horomatis, H 131
Horrenda, T 218
Horreum, A 662
Horribile, M 222
Horridus, B 85
Hortator, A 308, 384
Hortnlanus, H 151
Hortus, G 964
HoruB, H 150
Hob, H 135
HoBce, H 133
HoBcine, H 135
Hospitalitas, F 159
Hospitia, T 200
Hospitinm, T 319
HoBtia, A 387 ; H 140, 143
HoBtiae, H 148
Hostiarii, A 325 ; E 42
Hostiarmn, E 469
Hostibus, T 271 ; U 178
Hostimentum, H 145
Hostire, H 144
Hostis, P 288
HostispiciB, H 128
Hostiom, M 74
Hrema, H 153
Hue, G 418
Huius, S544; T 209
Huiusoemodi, H 158
Humanis, S 620
Humanitas, L 173
Humant, U 88
HumanuB, P 738
Homase, H 159
Hnmatnm, H 157
HumatuB, H 156

LATIN INDEX. HUM — IN

161

Hnmeri, S 331
Humeris, T 226
Humida, M 84
Hamidam, M 52; B 200
Humilia, U 56
Hamiliatas, D 139
Humilis, E 440; G 176;

S693
Humor, A 449; U 236
Humorem, S 30
Humorea, C 876
Hamnm, H 160; S 84
Humus, L 197
Hunc, H 165
Huncciue, H 155
Hunciue, H 161
Huscide, H 154
Hyadas, H 162
HyaUnum, H 163
Hydropicus, I 345
Hydrops, I 346
Hymeneos, H 164
Hymnus, H 166
Hyna, H 130
Hyn§, H 166

lacea, I 4

lacintini, A 366

lacintinis, P 561

lacit, I 7

lacob, Int. 158

lacobi. Int. 223

lactant, C 574

lactantiae, P 389

lactare, I 4

lactatus, 1 11

lacturas, I 6

lactus, 1 11

lacula, B 139

lacularis, P 364; p. 92,

note 4
laculum, G48; 18
lafeth, Int. 153
lair. Int. 154
lam, 12; L 269
lambri. Int. 181
lanitor, A 871
lanua, P 500
lanus, F 179
lapix, I 5
laram, 1 10
lasitrosin, 1 1
laspis, I 3
laspix, I 9
latha. Int. 175
Ibe, M 265
Ibi, B 117
Ibices, 1 12
loist, 1 14
Iconisma, I 13
lotum, M 242

lotus, 1 15

Id, 118; L 27; T 31

Id est, p. 1 (bis); Int. 223

(bis); A 26, 51, 168, 166,

290,296,593, 821; B 60;

185,642, 676,879,971;

D12,83,292;E216, 611;

F 98, 154; H 64; L 93;

M71, 203, 321; N 56; P

30; T 185, 357; U 61, 267
Ideas, P 466
Idem, Int. 223; G 60; 1 17,

22; N 116; T 9; p. 82,

note 2
Edentidem, I 26
Idi, 1 16
Idicon, I 20
Idida, Int. 301
Idioma, 1 19
Idiota, I 21
Iditun, I 23
Idoli, Int. 279
Idolis, P 162
Idolorum, D 201
Idolura, D 4
Idoneiia, 125; S 80, 95
Idonius, A 223
Idumea, I 24
lechonias. Int. 179
lecit, I 41
lectato, E 370
lemini, F 185
leortasticai, I 40
lepte. Int. 168
lerion, I 43
leroboam. Int. 180
lesue, Int. 165
lesus. Int.- 167
leu. Int. 182
lezrahel, I 42
Igitur, I 28
Ignarium, I 35
Ignarus, 121, 33;T164
Ignauus, D 326; I 31, 36
Ignea, 129; S 495
Ignem, L 61
Igneus, B 109
Ignibus, F 280 ; S 47, 73
Ignis, Int. 124, 330; 77;

E298;H6;L48;M326;

U 62, 96
Igni sacrum, I 27
Ignita, I 29
Ignite, T 141
Ignitior, I 38
Ignobilis, D 93 ; I 37
Ignominiosa, F 360
Ignosce, I 32
Ignouit, I 30
Igrius, I 34
lir, I 39

Ilia, I 44

nia, I 47

niacis, I 51

niacus, I 53

Ilibus, I 48

nicet, I 46, 49

nium, I 45

niam, A 376

lUe, E268;P555

niic, I50;L9

Illinc, I 52

Illius, A 374

Illo, A 442

lUud, A 477

Ima, F439; S 121

Imaginarie, P 335

Imaginarium, F 424

Imagines, T 148

Imago, C 179,512; E 54; I
13

Imbricibus, I 57

Iminant, I 66

Imitator, A 241, 293

Imitatriz, E 168

Immo, A 930; Q 51, 66 (nim-
mo) ; S 243

Immolate, A 70

Immolatiuum, U 262

Immolor, P 816

Immunis, I 65

Imnum, Int. 166

Imo, L 129

Impeditus, P 756

Impellitur, T 284

Imperat, F 27; I 443

Imperator, D 282, 305; 1 286

Imperatoris, A 457 ; C 797

Imperio, D 239

Impetu, A 398; I 65

Impetus, B 225

Impie, I 273

Impiger, N 24

Impleat, A 64, 698

Implet, A 903; F 67 ; H 39

Imus, I 54

In, Int. 74, 279 ; A 60, 261,
346, 353, 376, 392, 426,
427, 630, 698, 663, 794,
823, 831, 875 ; B 65, 94,
128, 163, 192, 204, 209,
214; C 8, 25, 171, 185,
218, 222, 232, 322, 324,
370,373,413 (biB),495 (bis),
497, 621, 659, 753, 774,
804,890,905, 964; D 23,
37,54, 171, 173, 368; E 8,
104, 417, 487, 602; F 20,
78, 236, 239, 343; H 2; I
66, 76 (bis), 85 (bis), 86,
87 (bis), 88, 99 (bis), 118,
138, 142 (bis), 143 (bis),

11

162

LATIN INDEX, INA — IND

145 (bis), 154 (bis), 167,
196, 196, 198 (bis), 223,
224 (bis), 226, 227 (bis),
228, 234, 246 (bis), 252
(bis), 265 (bis), 276 (bis),
324 (bis), 335 (bis), 353
(bis), 414, 418 (bis), 440
(bis), 446 (bis), 454 (bis),
458 (bis), 465, 467 (bis),
468; L 52, 88, 124, 129,
141,204, 269,342; M 207;
N 37; O 102, 146, 207,
220,282; P 55, 240 (bis),
246, 249, 260, 271, 303,
426, 463, 481 (bis), 577,
620, 660, 661, 665, 689,
696, 754, 794, 802, 862,
882; Q 8, 79; R 37 (bis);
8 39,47,66, 73, 121,218.
281, 341, 490, 567, 620.
682, 731 ; T 38, 120, 143,
226, 259, 278, 351, 367
(ter) ; U 138, 163

Inaccessn, I 253

Inalator, I 292

Inane, G 160

Inanem, I 489

Inanes, F 403

Inanis, Int. 272

Inat, I 338

Inanspicatus, I 332

InbeciUis, I 431

InbeUem, I 460

Inberbes, E 83; I 200, 202

Inberbis, L 142

Inbit, I 303

Inbnit, I 401

Inbutum, B 207

Incaluit, 1 184

Incanduit, I 411

Inoantata, I 367

Incantator, M 67

Incantatores, I 368

Inoedens, A 376

Incendimur, A 526

Inoendit, A 195

Incendimn, F 262, 361

Incendunt, A 886

Inceniae, I 81

Incensum, T 331

Incensns, B 35

Inoentiua, I 71, 463

Incentiaum, I 387

Incentor, I 363

Inoentores, I 70

Inoerta, P 837

Incerti, I 73

Incerto, S 463

Incessere, I 452

Inoessit, G 171; I 448

Incessum, I 295

Incestare, 1 172
Incestnm, I 273
Inoestus, I 75
Inohoata, O 244
Incibus, I 329; P 161
Incidere, I 462
Incidit, H 102
Incidunt, L 2
InoUat, I 302
Incipiam, O 235
Inoipiente, Int. 183
Incipit, 117; T 338
Incipiunt, O 119
Incisa, B 203
Incisiones, Int. 78
Incisum, Int. 77
Incisnra, F 338
Incitamenta, 1 141
Incitet, S 508
Inclamitans, I 459
IncHbata, C 445
Indinata, C 487 ; S 610
Inclinatuin, S 586
Inclinatus, D 127; P 769;

S611
Inolitum, I 436
Inclusi, A 311
Inclusit, A 32, 88; O 56
Inceat, 1 169
Incola, 1 138
Incolae, C 631
Incolome, B 79
Incommodum, I 89
Incommodus, G 852
Incompti, I 389
Inconditus, I 391
Inconpositi, I 389
Inconpositns, I 391
Inconsissis, I 339
Inoonstans, F 232
Inoonstantes, B 158
Inconsuetare, I 289
Inorebruit, 1 156
Increpare, O 49
Inorepat, E 206
Increpescit, 1 102
Inorepitans, 1 127, 230
Inorepuit,. 1 116
Incnba, I 225
Incubat, 1 158
Inonbet, I 250
Incubuit, P 772
Inouda, 1 137
Inculcat, I 243
Incmnbens, A 152, 203; I

322; N 106
Incnmbere, I 277
Inounabulnm, I 309
Incuria, I 330
Inourrentes, I 445
Incurrit, I 448

Incurms, I 378
Inoursantes, I 445
Incorsantibus, I 69
Incnrsat, 1 105
Incursati, I 312
Incursatione, I 65
Incnrsus, E 339
Incaniis, U 248
Incusa, I 379
Incute, r 279
Indagat, 1 183
Inde, A712; 754; D 172;

I 52, 108
Indecorum, I 370
Indefensus, I 428
Indefferens, I 433
Indegina, 1 108
Indeginus, 1 118
Indemnis, 1 182
Indens, I 316
Indeptus, 1 133
Indere, I 296, 349
Inderet, I 439
Indesertum, I 249
Indesinentes, B 161
Index, C 306; 1 120, 216
Indicat, 86
Indicibilis, I 354
Indiciis, I 67
Indicio, 1 154
Indicit, 1 125
Indicium, A 941 ; I 386; M

239
Indidem, I 344
Indidit, 1 153
Indigenes, 191; S 629
Indigesta, I 91
Indigestae, I 206
Indigestas, I 263
Indigetes, I 328
Indignans, D 353
Indigne, A 299, 400
Indignum, A 95
Indignus, A 76
Indigus, F 40
Indipiscitur, I 323
Indit, 1 130
Inditas, I 213
Inditum, 1 163
Indolem, I 208
IndoUs, I 260, 272
Indoluit, I 359
Indomatus, M 306
Indomitam, 627
Indomitus, I 427
Indrutieans, I 77
Indubiae, I 358
Indultum, I 404
Indumenta, I 358; P 495
Induperator, I 286
Indurat, T 226

LATIN INDEX. IND — INM

163

Indostias, I 406
Industria, 1 191
IndustriuB, 1 171 : N 26
Indutae, C736; P 495
Indatiae, I 405
Indutium, I 407
Indutor, N 94
Induzit, P 271
Inebitabile, Int. 309 ; S 713
Inebriari, S 351
Inedia, I 267, 270
Inefficax, I 36
IneffrenatQ, F 366
Ineluotabile, 1 176
Inenarrabilis, I 354
Inenodabile, I 450
Inepte, 1399; S 283
Inepti, I 449
Ineptia, I 419
Ineptias, 1 155
Ineptns, I 412
Inergiae, I 457
Inergumenis, I 301
Inergomenos, I 74
Inermis, I 59
Iners, I 170, 197
Inertis, I 438
Inennte, A 6
Inexorabilis, I 392
Inexpertum, 1 104
Inexpiabile, I 426
Inextricabilis, I 80
Infactns, 1 157
Infamis, I 435
Infando, I 222
Infandnm, 1 134, 393
Infans, P 862
Infantes, G 46; S 116
Infantia, A 6; S 465
Infanticulus, I 395
InfantiQ, I 309
Infantium, C 968; P 794
Infantum, C 954
Infastior, I 83
Infastum, I 408
InfaustuB, I 237
Infectnm, I 422
Infeotus, N 134
Infelicior, I 83
Inferaees, I 365
Infere, H 71
Inferi, H 45

Inferiae, I 265, 305, 320
Inferiorem, B 99
Inferit, I 61, 177
Inferni, Int. 252; M 108
Infemum, E 277
Infemns, A 920
Inferorum, I 305; T 105
Inferos, A 116
Infessisti, I 364

Infestat, 1 105
Infestatio, I 97
Infestationes, I 369
Infestault, 1 114
Infestissimo, I 100, 337
InfestuB, 1 106, 129, 325, 400
Infesns, I 325
Infici, I 214
Inficio, I 417
Inficise, I 278
Infidens, I 307
Infima, A 18; 1 122
Infimus, I 306
Infinitum, H 118
Infirma, A 31
Infirmitas, G 127
Infisor, I 307
Infit, I 463
Infitetur, I 382
Infitia, I 333
Infitiae, I 402
Infitiandi, 1 189
Infitior, I 284
Infixis, I 86
Inflase, I 278
Inflase (= infra se?), I 282
Inflatio, T 182
Inflexibilitas, B 197
Inflexuosus, I 381
Inflictu, I 304
Infortunus, A 337
Infractus, I 211
Infridat, I 268
Infrigidat, A 475
Infruotiueras, I 365
Infructuosa, S 77
Infruere, I 341
Infrunitas, I 263
Infula, I 98, 117, 420
Infulae, I 425
Infundere, I 311
Infunderet, A 271
Infusa, N 37
InfuBceretur, I 95
Infusus, D 38
Ingeni, A 851
Ingenia, A 146
Ingeniosa, D 121
Ingeniose, F 9
Ingeniosus, D 354 ; S 7, 391
Ingenium, C 537
Ingens, E 202; S 458
Ingentes, I 72
Ingentia, C 234 ; O 222
Ingenua, I 356
Ingerit, I 61
Ingesta, I 110
Ingluuies, I 385
Ingratus, 1 136
Ingredior, A 252
IngresBU, I 454

Ingressum, 1 295
Ingruentia, I 238
Ingruerit, 1 149, 242
Inhibentibus, I 455
Inhiebant, 1 140
Inhonestum, A 834; I 370
Inians, I 78
Inibitum, I 94
Iniere, G 410 ; I 441
Iniit, 1 169, 430
Inimica, A 348
Inimicatrix, A 348
Iniqui, N 84
Iniquitas, S 11, 198
Iniquum, P 757
Initia, G968; E 213; I 60;

B 217 ; T 183
Initiantes, A 894
Initiatum, I 466
Initiatus, E 455
Initium, A 724, 911 ; G 49
Iniuria, P 746
Iniuriam, I 269 ; B 163
IniurioBum, 1 180
IniuriosuB, M 277
Iniurium, 1 180
Iniusti, N 132
Iniuum, I 269
Inlauare, 1341
Inlecebra, I 384
Inleoebris, 1 135
Lileoebrum, I 249
Inlectus, 1 162, 201, 447
Inlegale, A 565
Inlesum, I 361
Inlex, 1 124
InUbare, I 311
InUbat, I 362
Inlicebra, I 91
Inlioiendo, I 384
Inlicis, I 67
Inlicitum, N 102
InUdit, I 248
InliBUB, G 207
Inludentes, G 158
Inludere, I 424
Inludit, D 128
Inluminans, Int. 154
Inluminatio, L 302
Inluminatrix, Int. 204
Inluflor, F 337 ; P 66
Inlustare, I 424
Inlustrat, I 281
Inluuies, I 88, 165, 232
Inmaoulatus, p. 1
Inmallones (for: in mallo

nauis), G 373
Inmaturi, A 191
Inmaturus, A 109, 877
Inmederatio, I 383
Inmensa, G 21

11—2

164

LATIN INDEX. INM — INS

Inmensae, C 367
Inmensum, I 429
Inmerito, N 141
Inminente, I 101
Inminentia, I 238
Inminere, I 93
Inmitte, I 279
InmoderatuB, E 59; I 280
Inmoratnr, I 421
Inmunditia, G 495; S 446
Inmandus, E 464
InmnneB) 1 152
Inmunit, I 334
Inmutare, A 110
Innectitis, I 319
Innitentes, I 207
Innitimur, I 314
Innitor, I 416
Innixus, 1322,410; P 647
InnobiUter, I 109
Innocentem, I 396
Innocentia, G 802
Innotuit, I 350
Innaba, I 388
InobUnit, I 350
Inobs, E 321
Inola, I 111
Inolescere, I 321
Inolescit, I 315
Inopiae, P 662
Inopi§, P 840
Inopimum, I 212
Inopinato, I 220
Inops, I 390
Inorma, I 342
Inormes, I 72
Inormla, I 444
Inous, I 329
Inpactae, I 205
Inpactu, I 304
Inpantensium, I 298
Inpatiens, I 247, 280
Inpedimentum, 73
Inpedit, O 134
Inpediuit, I 68
InpelluDt, D 132
Inpendebat, I 194
Inpendebatur, 1 188
Inpendenis, P 751
Inpendere, I 251
Inpendit, I 66, 317
Inpendium, I 398
Inpenso, M 181
Inpensum, I 258, 429
Inpensns, I 432
Inperator, M 278
Inperimente, I 423
Inperitat, I 443
Inperitus, I 237
Inpertit, 166,293; P 98
Inpertitom, I 258

Inpetendmn, I 375
Inpetere, I 462
Inpetigo, I 79
Inpetrat, I 403
Inpetu, I 242
Inpetuant, I 262
Inpingit, I 352
Inpingnit, I 248
Inpletam, F 101
Inplicamur, I 314
Inplaraberis, I 64
Inplurat, I 308
Inponente, I 423
loponit, I 274
Inpopolabile, I 361
Inportanus, I 432
Inposterem, I 217
Inposterio, I 290
InpoBtor, S 507
InpoBtura, S 540, 567
Inposuit, 1 153
InpraoBBit, P 755
Inpraesumptum, I 215
Inprobat, I 283
InprobnB, 1 148
Inprofidns, P 585
Inprouiso, E 427
Inprouisu, I 96
InprouiBHs, I 415
Inpuberes, I 200
Inpubes, I 202
Inpugnare, I 452
Inpugnatio, A 159
Inpulor, I 62
Inpulsi, A 105
Inpolsor, D 250
Inpalsore, I 210
InpulBUs, C 694 ; T 250
Inputare, S 621
Inque, I 377
Inquid, I 463
InquienB, I 247
Inquietude, I 84
Inquietus, A 137
Inquilini, I 244
Inquilinis, I 245
Inquinat, A 867; P 31
Inquinatio, G 518
InquinatuB, G 515
Inquire, Z 7
Inquirit, R 189
Inquisitor, D 211
InquitiB, I 297
InrationabiliB, O 12
Inrequiuit, I 313
Inridunt, G 36
Inrigatur, P 278
Inripere, I 300
Inritamentum, I 387 -
InritaB, A 642
Inritatus, I 139

Inrogat, 1 177 ; P 478
InruenB, 1 150
Inruenti, S 248
Inmissent, E 270
Inruit, A402; 1299
Inruptio, I 409
InBanit, U 35
Insanus, F 330; P 723; U

101
luBauoiabilis, I 360
InBcitia, I 326
InBcius, I 33
luBecabilia, A 865
luBectari, 1 121
Insedit, 1 158
Insegniter, 1 109
Inseminata, I 357
InBeminatum, I 327
Insequi, I 121
Inserens, I 316
Inserere, I 296
InBereret, I 439
InBerit, 1 130
Inseritur, T 268
InBerta, I 357
luBeruit, S 246
Insidiae, G 180; P 813
luBidias, 1 107
InsigniB, 1 175, 309
Insignit, I 434
InBilitus, I 239
Insimilae, O 140
Insimulat, I 82
Insimulatione, 1 187
Insinuat, A 473; I 243
InBinuo, I 351
Insitum, I 327
InsoleuB, I 92, 221
Insolenter, I 289
luBolentia, I 84
Insolentione, I 257
InBoleBcentibuB, I 112
InsoleBcere, I 58
InBoleBceret, I 209
InsonauB, I 230
InBontem, I 396
InBonuit, 1 116
InBperato, E 427; I 220
luBpicare, I 181
Inspirator, I 292
Inspuri, I 73
Instar, I 374
Instare, I 93
Instincta, I 442
Instinctu, I 253
Instites, 1 119
Institutor, I 233
Institutum, D 146; I 163
Instrnat, I 380
Instructi, G 64
Instructio, A 741

J

LATIN INDEX. INS — INU

165

Instructionum, U 304
Instructores, A 168
Instruotus, Int. 62; A 50;

C74; F308
Instrnmentum, I 347, 380
Insuescit, I 318
Insula, E 260 ; T 351
Insalae, Int. 169; S 669
InsulQ, S 289
Insultans, 1 144
Insuper, 1 168
Integerrimus, I 451
Integre, S 279
Integritas, S 238
Integritate, I 451
Integro, O 266
Integrum, S 403
Intellectui, A 776, 863
Intellectum, A 848
InteUegis, S 269
InteUegit, A 633; H 41; B

44,45
InteUexerunt, G 625
Intelligere, A 413
Intemperantia, I 166, 257,

285
Intemperata, 1 193
Intemperatum, I 310
Intemperies, 1 179
Intemperius, I 383
Intempesta, 1 192
Intempestiua, 1 193
Intempestiuum, 1 164
Intempestum, I 310
Intendit, A 887
Intendunt, A 821; G 587,

808
Intentant, I 259
Intentat, I 274
Intentio, I 256
IntentioBUB, P 292
Inter, G 904; D 172; 1128,

218, 366; L 269
Interamen, 1 115
Interanaglyffa, 1 146
InteraBile, 1 146
IntercalareB, I 90
Intercalat, I 240
Intercalcat, I 287
Intercapidine, I 373; L 268
Intercapido, I 219, 437
Intercepit, I 173, 174
Interoeptio, 1 132
Interceptum, 1 131
Interceptum est, 1 186
Intercessisse, I 203
IntercesBum, I 178
Interolusit, I 68
Interous, I 346
Interousus, I 345
Interdicit, 1 160

Interdictum, 1 178
Interdiu, I 128
Interdum, F 367
Interesse, A 155
Interfector, A 182
Interfectus, P 26
Interfioere, E 79
Interficit, C 633
Interiecta, I 291
Interiectio, I 437
Interiectionis, A 411
Interim, I 126; T 28
Interior, E 563
Interiora, A 270; I 159; P

363
Interire, I 203
InterituB, U 4, 33
Interius, I 306, 336; U 240
Interlinitus, I 185
Interlitam, I 204
Interlitus, 1 185
Intermina, 1 291
Interminat, 1 160
Intermittit, I 240, 287
Internicium, I 461
Intemo, A 712
Intemodia, I 264
Internuntia, I 397
Intemuntius, I 63
Interpellare, 1 190
Interpellat, A 262
Interpola, I 241
Interpolat, I 261
Interpolata, I 340
Interpolauit, I 288
Interponit, G 568
Interpositio, I 90
Interpraes, I 63
Interpraetatio, p. 3 ; A 301 ;

F 335 ; M 124
Interpretatio, G 121
Interrez, I 331
Interrogamini, G 703
Interrogatio, E 280
Interrupit, I 288
Interruptis, G 21 (for the

wrong uel ruptis)
InteruaUo, E 511; L 268,

269
Interuallum, I 366, 405;

L269
Interuenit, D 238
Interuentu, 1 199
Intestabilis, I 271
Intestinis, E 469
Intestinum, B 79; I 103,

113, 371
Intexunt, I 123
Intibus, I 266
Intima, P 577
Intimandum, I 469

Intimum, G 76; 1103
Intollerabilis, D 292
Intomus, I 336
Intonuit, G 892
Intra, B 92; G 683; M 70
Intractabilis, 1 151
Intransmeabili, I 456
Intrat, S 615
Intrauit, S 616
Intresio, I 351
Intrinicio, I 413
Introductio, D 366
Introrssum, I 394
Introuersum, I 394
Intuens, P 258
Intuitu, O 18
Intula, 1 147
Intulisti, I 364
Intus, P 481
Inuadere, I 289
Inualescente, G 870
InueotuB, I 275
InuectuB sum, I 294
Inueni, I 294 ; N 6
Inueniretur, N 21
Inuenit, N 134
Inueniunt, O 187
Inuentor, B 220
InuentuB, G 615; N 4
Inuestigat, 1 183
Inuestis, I 343
Inuestus, A 402
Inueterare, I 348
Inuicem, U 165
Inuident, I 231
Inuidia, F 4
Inuiolata, A 8, 21
Inuiolatum, I 215
Inuise, 92
Inuisere, I 254
Inuisus, I 229
Inuitans, A 289
Inuitia, L 184
Inulte, I 428
InultuB, I 161
InuluB, I 464
Inundat, I 372
Inundatio, I 376
Inuocaberis, I 64
Innocat, I 308
Inuolata, A 40, 60
Inuolem, I 355
Inuoluco, I 236
Inuoluous, I 235
Inuolutis, I 319
InuolutuB, P 254
Inurit, A 866 ; B 31 ; U 10
Inutile, I 399 ; S 219
Inutilia, F 322
Inutilis, G 852 ; I 438
InutiUter, N 202

166

LATIN INDEX. lOA — LAB

loaohas, Int. 177

loachim, Int. 178

loas, Int. 174

loatham, I 471

lob, Int. 162 ; I 473

locatur, D311; G 26; 1477

locista, I 477

locondiBsime, S 451

looondum, A 521; F 187

locnndus, F 6

locus, F 54; 1483

loel, Int. 183

lohannes, Int. 166

lolia, I 476

loluernnt, I 470

lona, Int. 184

lonatha, Int. 171

loram, Int. 173; I 475, 478

lordanis, I 472

losaphath, Int. 172

loseph, Int. 161

losias, Int. 176

Iota, I 474

louem, I 479

lones, I 509

louis, F 242

Iperbolicns, I 480, 481

Ipochrita, Int. 155

Ipsa, D 292; F 85; G 43;

I 529; L 336; Q 67; T 357
Ipsae, Int. 78;P481
Ipse, Int. 182, 189, 223;

A 611; D 251, 292; 122;

T103
Ipsi, A 25 ; H 152
Ipso, S 417

Ipsum, M189; T 31; U 63
Ir, I 486
Ira, G2; 1484
Iracnnde, S 674
Iracundia, I 488
Iraoundiam, E 502
Iracnndus, F 132
Iracnntia, D 168
Irarum, C 139
Irascens, S 663
Irascetur, S 607
Irasdtar, B 182
Irata, T 345
Irati, A 142
Iratus, F 429; M 213; S

271 ; T 232
Iris, I 482, 485
Ironia, I 483
Irridabant, I 487
Irritum, I 489
Isaac, Int. 157
Isachar, Int. 160
Isai, Int. 169
Isca, I 491
Iscit, I 492

Isic, I 490

Isignit, I 495

Ismahel, Int. 163

Israhel, Int. 164

Iste, Int. 119, 213 ; H 127 ;

I 22
Istic, I 493
Istinc, I 494
Isto, I 494
Istos, S 544
Istuc, I 496
Isymerinos, A 296
Ita, I 498 ; P 379
ItaUa, A952; S 105
Italiae, E 296; F 420; S

108
Italicxmi, B 76
Itane, I 498, 500
Itaque, I 28 ; P 256
Itarariom, G 71
Itenerarium, I 499
Itenere, A 376, 398
Iter, A 657; B 116; H107;

I 499 ; O 128
Iterarimn, E 320
Iterata, P 111
Iteratio, D 155, 349 ; M 54
Iteratmn, P 72, 112, 151
Itemm, 495, 677; D 61;

I 26 (bis); B 35
Itore, I 497
Inbar, I 521, 531
lubilati, C 742
lubilmn, I 503, 520
lucnndus, H 15 ; L 111
luda, Int. 159
Indas, Int. 223
Index, G340; E 41
ludicaUs, C 270
Indicanis, S 279
ludicaret, A 230
ludicaria, P 622
ludicat, G 761, 854; I 443
ludicatur, P 620
ludicem, A 457
Indices, A 499; G 389; L

228; P 576
ludici, S 238
Indicia, U 3
Indicibus, A 111
ludicio, S 678
Indicium, Int. 80, 84, 172;

P151, 620; 8 164,441
ludico, G 294, 330
ludith. Int. 170
luga, I 502, 524
lugarat, I 519
lugem, A 410
lugia, I 517
lugis, I 515
luglantes, I 509

Ingulat, I 514

lugum, I 501, 522

luiius, Q 53

lumpemm (for iuniperum),

1525
lunctis, U 32
lunctura, I 523
luncus, I 530
lungetum, I 510
lungit, 1315; P 153
lungula, Int. 185
lunguntur, B 115
Iuniperum, I 508
lunxerunt, G 356
lura, P 543
luramenta, M 154
lurare, D 96
lurat, D 34
luratio, F 266 ; I 513
lure, I 504
lurgat, I 516
lurgium, 1518; U 29
Inns, G 804
lurisconsultus, I 507
lurisperiti, I 512
lurisperitus, I 507
Ins, G 569; M 322
lusiurandum, E 47; I 513;

P550
lussit, S 28
luste, I 504
lustij&cati, Int. 297
lustificatus, Int. 339
lustum, N 57

lustus. Int. 209, 295; G 302
luuat, F 267; I 606
luuauit, I 511
luuenalia, I 528
luuencus, I 505
luuenilia, I 528
luuenis, G 47; P 858, 863
lunentus, I 526, 527, 529;

P857
luuentutem, I 208
luuenum, I 527
luxta, Int. 145; G 663; E

273; F 114; P 518, 564,

719

Ealende, N 53
Eyrieleison, Int. 186

Laban, Int. 188
Labat, L 81
Labentium, A 669
Labes, L 62
Labiles, L 320
Labitur, L 78, 193
Labo, L 83
Labor, H 48; L 38
Laborare, D82;N95

LATIN INDEX. LAB — LEO

167

Lahore, M 181
Laboriosa, Int. 193
Laboris, E 155
Laborum, O 200
Labos, L 38
Labmm, L 4
Labmsca, L 51
Lacenosa, L 1
Lacerat, L 17, 97
Laoeratum, L 89
Lacerna, L 15 ; P 246
Lacerta, L 45
Laoertae, B 209
Lacerti, L52;T223
Lacertor, Int. 191
Lacertum, L 71
Lacessere, L 96
Lacessit, L 19
Lacessitns, L 32
Lacesso, L 34
Laciniosum, L 89
Lacinosum, L 57
Lacisca, Int. 192
Lacte, E 126
Lactescit, L 97
Lactis, M 370
Lactuca, L 39
Lacunar, L 40
Laconaria, L 28
Laoos, N 50
Ladascapiae, L 93
Laena, L 80
Laeta, G 187
Laetans, U 128
Laetare, T 241
Laetitia, A 469
Laetus, G 34
Lagoncola, L 41
Laioi, E 6, 250
Lambens, Int. 29
Lambiens, A 507
Lamentationibus, T 274
Lamentator, H 9
Iiam6n[tum], S 524
Lamia, L 29
Lamina, B 193; P 240
Lampades, L 53; T 110
Lampadis, Int. 241
Lampas, H 29
Lamsta (for lanista), L 14
Lana, B 110; L 64, 84
Lanae, L 3 ; P 289
Lances, L 13
Lancinat, L 58
Lancia, L 42
Lancola, Int. 197
LanQ, H 25
Langaens, L 282
Languescens, E 438
Languet, M 104 ; T 197
Languida, E 66

Languor, M 103
Laniat, L 22
Lanio, L 17
Lanioses, L 2
Lanistae, L 18
Lanistarum, L 75
Laniuas, L 22
Lanterna, L 23, 95
Lantemum, L 63
Lanucar, L 37
Lanugine, L 64
Lanugo, L 3; P 22
Lanx, L 36
Laogoena, L 21
Lapanas, L 43
Lapatium, L 44
Lapicedina, L 72
Lapidaria, D 355
Lapide, A 442 ; M 342
Lapidem, E 8

Lapides, A 168; P 505 ; S 66
Lapidis, A245, 442;G90
Lapidum, A 147, 879; C

320; L 26
LapiUus, S 140
Lapis, C 127; H 145; L 72;

M 11, 96; O 22; P 17; S

17, 633; T 103, 198; p.

72, note 2
Lappa, L 54
Laptuoae, P 432
Laquear, L 35
Laquearia, L 7, 27, 87
Lar, L 5
Larba, L 69
Larbula, L 11
Larem, L 61
Lares, L 60
Largioris, D 158
Largitas, M 333
Largius, £ 208
Largus, F 333 ; L 185 ; P 583
Laris, L 48, 59
Laruae, L 221
Lams, L 50
Las, L 47

Lascinae, G 673; L 12
Lasciuia, L 67, 279
Lasciuiosum, P 81
Lascinus, P 226
Laser, L 46; (see Z 5)
Lassatus, M 53
Lassus, A 820
Lata, p. 1 ; L 66
Latas, D10;E233
Latebra, L 82
Latens, A 74
Laterculus, L 9
Latere, A 66; D 138; E 409;

L20, 77, 124, 208;M129
Latericia, L 20, 79

Latescere, L 77
Latet, L 88
Latex, B 22 ; L 56, 88
Latibulum, L 74
Laticis, L 73
Latine, p. 1 ; E 209
Latini, D 359 ; B 223
Latinum, A 451; D 15; I

395
Latiores, A 61; D 17
Latitiae, L 140
Latitudo, Int. 153, 249, 265
Latomi, L 26
Latona, L 94
Latorum, I 502
Latrant, B 41
LatratuB, Int. 227 ; L 90
Latrina, F301; L 30, 85
Latrinas, F 301
Latro, N 120
Latrocinium, B 112
Latronum, L 65
Latuit, D 182; O 67
Latum, S 121
Latumis, I 335
Latur, L 76
Laturus, L 8
Latus, L 49, 55
Lauaorum, G 179
Laudabilem, P 23
Laudabilibus, P 77
Laudae, L 31
Laudando, E 24, 228
Laudandum, A 260
Laudans, Int. 170
Laudant, E 67
Landariulus, L 91
Laudate, Int. 19
Laudauit, P 798, 799
Laude, P 767
Laudem, D 18; U 264
Laudes, T 147
Laudis, I 520
Lanema, L 65, 70
Lauescit, L 68
Lauriatus, P 105
Laus, H 150, 165 ; P 83, 317,

836
Lduticiae, L 24
Lautissime, L 86
Lautum, L 10
Lautumiae, L 6, 25
Lautuminia, L 92
Laxhe, L 16
Lazarus, Int. 190
Lebes, L 101
Lebetas, L 102
Lecebra, L 112
Lecta, T 282
Lecti, G 50; T 226
Lectica, L 151

168

LATIN INDEX. LfiC — LIM

Lectidiclatum, L 133
Lectio, P 235
Lectonim, P 694
LectuHs, T 259
Lectulum, S 522
LectuluB, G 451
Lectum, P 124; O 176; P

866 ; S 471
Leotus, L 137
Ledo, Int. 196
Legat, L 144, 145
Legati, P 727
Lege, A 105 ; F 291
Legem, P 748
Legend!, A 960
Legentium, L 271 ; N 26
Legerat, L 119
Leges, S 109
Legimus, S 197
Legio, L131; P 379
Legifl, 1)155; P 385, 732
Legislatio, T 73
Legit. L 118
Legitima, P 857
Legitime, Int. 75
LegitimoB, Int. 333; P 858
Lego, L 146
Legula, L 122
Legumen, L 128
Legominis, L 134; M 209;

S334
Legant, L 202
Leguntur, G 192
Lembum, L 121, 129
Lembus, L 123, 154
Lemociniat, L 153
Lemurimn, L 140
Lena, L 105
Lenam, L 125
Lendina, L 127
Lenirent, L 155
Lenit, L 152; M 360; P 716;

p. 97, note 2 (bis)
Leniter, M 298
Lenitur, D 168
Leno, C152; L 141
Leno, L 139
Lenocinantes, L 108
Lenocinium, L 117, 143 -
Lenones, A 250; L 98, 103
Lens, L 134
Lenta, L 107, 110
Lenticnla, L 147
Lenticulum, L 124
Lentis, L 128, 134
Lentum, L 138
Leo, M 379
Leonis, H105;B248
Leopardus, L 227
Lepidum, L 126
Lepidus, L 99

Leper, L 100

Leporis, L 135

Leptis, L 149

Lepns, L 111, 135

Lermentmn, L 152

Lerna, L 104

Leda, L 136

Lesta, L 150

Lesus, L 106

Letamen, L 120

LQtitia, G 31

Leuem, L 109, 266

Leues, F 403

Leoi, Int. 194, 223

Leoiathan, L 115

Leuigatis, L 132

Leuir, L 130

Lenis, L 142

Leuita, Int. 195

Leoitas, I 166, 285

Leuius,.E 208

Leuois, S 146

Leumn, L 113

Lex, Int. 83; A 110, 827;

L 116; P 575
Lqz, Int. 323
Lexis, L 114
L§xiua, L 33
LexoB, L 148
Lia, Int. 193
Libae, L 157
Libamina, A 238
Libare, L 162
Libat, L 192
Libauit, L 206, 207
Libbeus, Int. 223
Libenter, C 38
Liber, Int. 68, 256; B 1; C

682; D 253; L 186 (bis),

204
Libera, A 38; 1356
Liberales, L 202
Liberalis, L 185
Liberalitas, L 173, 244
Liberandom, A 263
Liberatorum, L 205
Liberatus, C 216 ; F 380
Liberi, L 202; U 30
Libertabus, L 177, 214
Libertatem, A 616; L 245;

R249
Libertini, L 205
Libertis, L 214
Libertus, L 233
Liberum, B 5; S 95
Libidines, A 227
Libitina, L 226
Libitorium, Int. 198
Libor, L 165, 184, 189; U

173
Libramentum, L 163

Librant, M 268

Librantes, L 216

Libraries, L 246

Librat, L 188

liibratio, L 163

Librato, S 678

Libratores, P 248

Libri, Int. 256; C 82; F 11,

20
Librorum, Int. 257; B 101
Libros, A 779 ; D 348 ; L 246
Librmn, T 208
Libuma, L 252
Libumioes, L 164
Lice, L 223
Licensiosum, P 81
Licentem, L 199
Lioentia, F 71
Licet, L 225; Q9
Licetor, L 181, 232
Licia, L 250
Liciatorium, L 178
Licidus, L 210
Lioitatio, L 225
Licitator, L 215, 230
Licium, L 249
Lictores. L 167, 228
Lidiae, L 194
Lidoria, L 175
Lien, L 172
Ligant, E 245
Ligantur, B 101
Ligaretor, F 31
Ligari, U 156
Ligata, N 88
Ligatio, T 77
Ligatmn, N 93
Ligatur, U 34
Ligatura, A 143; N 90
Ligatus, D 205
Ligna, 52; H97; R 210;

S66
Lignarium, Int. 199
Ligneum, L 270
Ligni, C928; F 372; H 62;

1525; L309; 0153,248,

288; 8 360,539
Ligno, 185; L 290; 8 631;

T 120, 357
Lignorum, L 236; R 216
Lignum, E 292 ; R 263, 255;

8 639; T 136
Ligones, L 161
Lignstrom, L 169
Lihargum, L 247
Liis, L 212
Lima, L 152, 251
Limatum, P 621
Limax, L 180
Limbum, L 159
Limbus, L 243

LATIN INDEX. LIM — LUD

169

Liminium, L 174
Limis, L 201, 238
Limpha, L 160, 229
Limphaticus, L 198
Limpidat, 84, 146
Limuraae, L 221
Limns, L 197, 239
Linchini, L 240
Linois, L 220
Liaea, C13; E 233; F422;

L248; S483
Linebat, L 158
Lineum, E 78
Lingit, L 219
Lingua, C 28; E 499; G

128. 134
Linguae, 1 19
Linguam, B 16
Linguidus, 1 431
Lingula, L 237
Lingurrit, L 219
Lini, 373
Liniae, G 222, 324
Liniamentum, L 195
Liniebat, L 158
Liniendo, L 124, 176
Linifator, L 231
Linimenta, L 196
Linionis, L 156
Linit, L 195 ; M 354
Liniuit, L 158
Lino, L 158
Linquid, L 191, 241
Linteamina, 226
Linter, L 235
Lintris, L 253
Linx, L 227
Liquamen, G 32
Liquentes, L 171
Liquet, L 242
Liquidae, L 187
Liquide, L 242
Liqaidum, L 182
Liquitur, L 193, 203
Liquor, E 114
Liquoria, L 73, 187
Lita, I 224
Litare, L 190
Litat, L 213
Lite, L 212 ; U 29
Litescere, L 208
Lithos, p. 72, note 2
Liticen, L 179
Liticines, A 347, 349 ; L 209
Litigat, A 453 ; 1516; U 18
Litis, L 212
Lititer, L 199
Litotes, L 168
Littera, Int. 95; A 685
Litteralis, G 144
Litterari, L 289

Litterarum, L 271 ; O 265

Litteras, A 556; L 202

Litteris, A 499

Littoris, S 310

Litui, L 218

Lituo, L 179

Lituos, L 234

Litura, L 176

Lituus, L 183, 200

Liuida, L 170

Liuido, L 224

Lixa, L 211, 222

Lixae, L 217

Lixarum, A 882 ; P 482

Lixiones, L 166

Lobe, L 260

Loca, A 560, 816 ; C 33, 192 ;

D 381; G 187; M 84; P

24, 689, 859; S 25, 26,

318 ; T 72 ; U 56, 289
Locatur, C 42
Loci, A 525, 677, 738; F

272; 1468; R177; T203
Locis, 176; L 269
Loco, A 500; C 319; 1 118,

494; M 191; R 123; T

270; U203
Locum, N 194; P554;R99;

T270
Locuples, L 265
Locus, Int. 57; A 346, 424,

615, 678, 734, 741, 787,

960; B 201; C 181, 495,

683, 804, 978; D 176, 338;

E 162, 276, 415(bis); F

239, 342, 423 ; G 178, 192 ;

L 72, 82, 269, 324 ; N 10 ;

P 140, 149, 802; S 114,

623; T194; U 47
Locusta, Int. 42; L 262
Locustae, B 190; S 151
Locutio, A 561; P 698
Locutiones, 159
Locutus, A 365; E58, 455;

F72; 245
Locutus est, P 824
Lodix, L 261
Loetalis, L 263
Loetiferum, L 267
Logion, L 258
Logus, L 257, 264
Loica, L 254
Lolium, Int. 340 ; L 255
Longa, L 268; P 763; S 4,

284
Longas, C 947; D 292
Longe, A 28, 29, 66, 78 ; H

3; P 310, 683, 712 ; U 239
Longeuitas, E 357
Longinquum, D 241
Longior, G 354

Longitude, Int. 231

Longius, R 113

Longo, L 268, 269 (bis)

Longos, U 254

Longum, G 133, 407; P635

Loquaz, Int. 85 ; E 141

Loquendi, G 950

Loquendo, A 712 ; N 202

Loquendum, I 393

Loquens, A 219

Loqui, G627; E 74; F 18;

H 110, 116
Loquitur, G 848; E 76; F

41; H 35; P 776
Loquor, N 80
Lorium, G 274
Lorum, B 37 4
Loth, Int. 187
Lotium, L 256
Lotum, L 259
Lubricat, D 134; L 78
Lubrices, L 320
Lubricus, L 321
Lucan, L 295
Lucanica, L 294
Lucar, L 303, 306
Lucas, Int. 189
Lucem, G 904
Lucernae, L 23, 27, 240
Lucemarum, F 426
Lucet, G77; E 175; N 105
Lucidum, P 266
Lucifer, R 64
Lucifuga, L 280
Lucis, B 145 ; P 458
Lucius, L 292
Lucor, L 274
Lucra, G 604; Q 11
Lucrosus, Q 32
Lucrum, E 155
Luctantur, S 114
Luctare, 1 176
Luctatoria, P 91
Lucte, P 140
Luotuosa, F 437
Luctuosum, F 394
Luctus, Int. 6 ; G 71
Lucubrantes, L 286
Luculentas, S 466
Luculentum, L 284
Luculum, L 270
Lucumones, L 299
Lucus, L 308, 324; P 332
Ludarius, L 298
Ludens, B 10
Ludi litterari, L 289
Ludi scenici, L 288
Ludibrium, L 319
Ludicra, E 487
Ludum, T 249
Ludus, G643; L 271

170

LATIN INDEX. LUE — ^MAN

Luebant, L 318
Luere, L 318
Lues, L 327
Lugabria, F 144
Lugnlre (for lagubre), F 405
Loit, L 316 ; P 293
Lnitia, L 300
Lumbare, L 287
Lombrioas, L 304
Lumbolos, L 335
Lmnbus, L 328
Laminaribus, T 136
Lmninis, £ 14
Luna,G383; G105;M210;

N156
Lnnae, M 136
Lunulas, L 277
Lupa, Int. 192; L 333, 338
Lupanar, L 283
Lupatis, L 293
Lnpea, L 285
Lupercal, L 325
Lupercales, L 317
Lupercalla, L 336
Luperci, L 317
Lupi, L 220
Lupinare, L 334
Lupinaria, L 285
Lupus, L 297, 332
Lurcones, L 275
Lurdus, L 296
Lurica, T 196
Luridam, L 301
Luridus, L 273
Luscina, F 190
Luscinia, A121; L 330
LuBcinius, L 331
Luscis, M 287
LuBcus, L 272
Lusit, L 276
Lusitatatio, L 278
LuBor, A 466
Lusorius, P 332
Lussus, L 307
Lustra, L 314
Lustrat, L 313, 323
Lustrato, L 290
Lustro, L 281
Lustrum, L 302, 310, 322
LusuB, L 278
Lutere, L 79
Luteum, L 305, 315
Luto, L 301
Lutosa, S 25
Lutraos, L 291
Lutum, G 29
LutuB, L 309
LutuuB, L 311
Lux, B 145; 116; P 458
Luzerat, L 329
Luxoria, L 312

LuzorioBUS, A 853 ; H 61
Luzurio, L 326
LuxuB, L 279, 312
Lydsca, L 338
Lyeus, L 340
Lymbo, L 339
LymbuB, L 342
Lymphatico, L 837
LyneuB, L 341

Macedonia, 145
Macedoniae, F 69
Maoedonici, P 156
Maoedonum, S 48
Macellum, C 771
Macer, E 159
Maoera, M 122 ; S 562
Maceratus, M 27
Maceria, M 11 ; B 250
Macbia, N 11
Machina, I 224
Machinamenta, M 112
Machinantem, M 78
Macbinatio, M 13
Maobinatur, M 12
Macies, M 106
Macilentus, M 85
Maotat, I 514
Macte, M 117
Macula, C 519; D91; L62,

189
Maculam, N 150
Maculare, 1 172
Maculata, P 749
Maculatam, N 151 *
Maculis, N 69
MaouloBum, M 83
MaculosuB, Int. 221
Made, M 51
Madefacta, M 98
Madere, M 84
Madida, B 212
Madidum, M 94
Madit, M 52
Maeraria, C 219
Maeror, p. 17, note 9
Maforte, M 9
Mafortem, M62; P 359
Mafortiam, M 62, 114
Mafortio, T 116
Magalia, M 81
Magica, P 697
Magifice, M 220
Magis,M 87, 92,111; Q56;

S243
Magister, Int. 267; L 14;

S726
Magistratus, M 47; Q 66
Magistrorum, D 53
Magna, C 890; M 105, 318;

T 253; U 97

Magnanimis, G 838
Magnanimitas, M 119
Magnetis, M 96
MagniQca, E 529
Magnifioe, M 371
MagnificuB, M 105
Magnis, P 470
Magnitude, A 317; G 934;

1374; M237; P 648
Magnus, £ 103; S 17
Maiales, M 38
Maior,A797; G339; E119
Maiores, B 76
Maiorum, E 331
Mala, M 60, 120, 176
Malacbia, M 68
Malachias, Int. 203
Malacbim, M 99
Malagma, M 21
Malas, M 121
Male, M 159 ; P 772
MalQ, A 869
Maledicere, E 509
Maledicit, L 97
Maledicturi, D 180
Maleficia, F 189
Malefida, M 100
MaU, G 102
Malifactoris, S 31
Malina, Int. 216
MaUs, M 3
MaUtiose, I 348
MaUe, M 72
Malleatoris, Int. 243
Malleo, E386; P 503
Malleolus, M 2, 5
MaUim, M 90
Mallioles, A 168
Mallo, G 373; M 87, 92
Malua, M 42
Malum, G 239 ; F 233 ; M

12; P328; S 37
MaluB, A 109, 753, 878 ; M

24
Mammae, B 214
Mampularis (for manip-), M

64
Manachem, Int. 212
ManacbuB, M 109
Manasse, Int. 210
Manasses, Int. 211; M 28
Manat, M 178
Manatio, M 79
Mancipandum, A 263
Mancipare, M 115
Mancipatus, M 116
Mandpauit, M 4
Mancipiorum, P 476
MancuB, M 8
Mandantes, E 362
Mandarit, M 61

LATIN INDEX. MAN — MED

171

Mandatum, S 332
Mandatur, p. 30, n. 1
Mandauisit, M 61
Mandet, M 77
Mandibula, M 75
Mandit, M 76

Mandragora, Int. 207; M 18
Mandras, M 26
Mandrat, C 248
Manducandum, G 964 ; E 51 ;

M76
Manducantem, E 82
Manducantes, F 30
Manducat, H 148 ; M 76
Mandaco, F 269; M 123
Mane, G 907 ; M 183
Manere, M 91, 110
Manes, M 10, 108
Manet, A 552; 1250; M59,

70 (bis)
Mango, M 39, 48
Manibns, P 479
Manica, M 16
Manicas,D 10; E 233
Manichei, 1 117
Manifestari, D 341
Manifestatum, P 614; U

311
Manifeste, A 614
Manifestius, E 208
Manifestum, G 837; P 266
Manifestus, O 218
Manile, M 17
Manimae (for mammae), P

172
Manipula, M 55
Manipulatim, M 1
Manipulos, M 167
Manipulus, M 88, 102
Manitergium, M 19
Manna, M 15
Mannolus, M 57
Manserunt, I 470
Mansitare, M 110
Mansnaeoit, M 93
Mansuete, G 402
Mansuetum, G 401
Mansnetus, M 93
Mansyr, M 31
Mantega, Int. 215; M 118
Mantica, M 56
Mantioulare, M 6
Mantioom, M 32
Mantilla, M 86
Mantyrium, M 22
Manu, A349; M 23
Manua, M 55
Manuale, M 66
Manubiae, M 23
Mannbimn, M 30, 74
Manubla, M 54

Manubrio, S 121
Manubrium, A 598; G 485
Manufortis, D 6
Manum, E 177; M 123; S

661
Manus, 976 ; L 29 ; P 699 ;

U268
Mapalia, M 46
Mappa, Int. 220
Mappae, M 86
Mappalia, M 63
Marasmon, M 7
Maroidus, M 53
Marcor, M 103
Marcuet, M 104
Marcus, Int. 206
Mare, A 351, 479, 509, 529,

609; B 94; G 7, 370,447,

473; E 162; F 114, 336;

G96; 125,282; P 802;

S 85 ; T 136, 278
Margareta, H 98
Margarit§, U 251
Margo, M 20
Margor, Int. 208
Maria, Int. 204
Maria, A 316, 330; B 231;

E266
Marina, P 402
Marinae, F 397 ; S 732
Marinl, G 347 ; M 182, 190
Maris, A 153 ; B 90; P

638
Maris, M 50, 71
Maritabatur, M 95
Maritalis, U 162
Mariti, L 307
Maritima, N 22
Maritimum, B 94
Maritudo, M 50
Marmor, P 17; S 344
Marmora, E 276
Marmoris, O 173
Marruca, M 37
Mars, M 49
Marsi, B 67
Marslculum, B 67
Marsopicus, M 35
Marsupium, M 89
Marsuppia, M 36
Marsus, M67; 94
Martis, A 787 ; M 49
Martyr, M 25
Martyrium, M 101
Marubium, M 43
Mas, M 50, 82
Masca, M 33
Masculi, U 78
Masculini, E 263
Masculus, M 71, 8'2
Mascus, M 34

Masitat, M 59
Massa, M 45, 97 ; P 54
Mastioe, M 41
Mastigat, B 228
Mastigium, M 29
Mastruca, M 66
Matalis (for maialis), M 69
MateUa, M 58
Mater, L 94
Materia, M 97
Matertera, M 73 ; T 161
Mathematici, E 246
Mathematicus, F 8
Matheom, G 81
Matheus, Int. 206, 223
Matriois, O 88
Matrimoniorum, P 727
Matrimonium, 699
Matris, A 955; M 73; O

130
Matrix, M 44
Maturat, M 14
Maturauimus, M 113
Maturescere, A 222
Maturius, M 80
Maturus, A 192
Matusalem, Int. 202
Matutina, F 298
Matutinos, P 203
Mauens (for manens), M 107
Maulistis, M 40
Mauult, M 111
Maxima, I 444
Maxime, Q 60
Me, M 189; P 799(bis)
Mea, Int. 278; M 180, 183;

N59
Meantes, M 156
Meapte, M 180
Meat, M 178
Meatim, M 140
Meatus, M 143
Mec, Int. 219
Mecanicia, M 141
Mecenus, M 145
MedeUa, M 193
Medemnum, M 131
Medentes, M 194
Medetur, M 147
Media, Int. 219; I 192; P

854; U245
Mediatas, I 486
Mediatrix, I 397
Medicalis, S 39
Medicamenti, F 296; P 166
Medicamentum, G 88
Medicator, M 186
Medici, M 194
Medicina, Int. 264; F 284
Medicinae, T 141
Medioinam, G 964

172

LATIN INDEX. MED— MIM

Medicos, P 861 ; S 459

Medietas, G 280

Medii,B96

Medio, A 598; L 269; M 135,

191
Mediocris, G 159
MediotoUoniom, M 135
Meditor, M 155
MedituUium, M 191
Meditns, M 186
Medium, M 172 ; T 242
Medius, E 167 ; I 63
Mediusfidius, M 154, 176
Medulla, M 195
Megale, M 166
Mei, Int. 108, 112 ; A 7
Meio, M 163
Mel, N 58
Melariam, M 142
Melchizedech, Int. 209
Melfoben, M 183
Melinus, M 130
Meliora, P 525
Meliorem, P 523
Melito, M 155
Melius, P 735 ; S 69
MeliuBcula, M 158
MeliuBCule, M 159
Melle, M 334
Melleatum, U 155
Melodiam, M 190
Melodium, M 150
Meloncolia, M 133
Melopeum, M 174
Melopeus, M 134, 179
Melops, M 173
Melos, M 157
Melotis, M 129
Membra, T 225
Membranaticius, L 9
Membranum, P 394
Membrorum, C 678 ; M 269 ;

P127
Membrum, Int. 76
Memet, M 189
Meminit, B 155
Memor, Int. 338; A 586
Memoria, Int. 306; A 85,

91; E 232, 237; M 238
Memoriam, S 682
Memoriem, P 162
Mendacio, M 125
Me[n]dacium, G 332
Mendacium, I 333
Mendaz, F 44, 312, 404;

1483
Mendicitates, S 541
Mendious, S 542
Mens, 59
Mensa, T 302
Mense, M 148

Mensis, H93; M 149
Menstrua, M 148
Menstrum, M 136; S 285
Menstruum, M 149
Mensularius, T 275
Mensum, M 185
Mensura, Lit. 304; D 255;

M225; P 773; T 230
Mensurae, D 149; P 173
Mensnras, G 39
Mensurat, M 184
Mensuratio, G 1 ; L 42
Mensuratum, M 185
Mensurauit, D 160
Menta, Int. 222
Mentagra, M 198
Mente, A 137
Mentis, A 157 (bis); E 23
Mentitur, E 179
Mentitus, G 567
Mento, P276; 8 417
Mentor, M 168
Meo, M 140
Meroando, M 164
Mercatis, N 174
Mercatur, N 189
Mercedarius, M 181
Mercedis, M 164
Merces, M 164
Meroidem, M 181
Mercimonia, M 153
Mercis, Int. 160; E 155;

M164
Mercuri, G 168
Mercurium, M 197
Mereo, M 162
Merepsica, M 132
Meretrices, L 283; P 689
Meretriciae, P 642
Meretricis, M 31
Meretricius, S 464
Meretricum, G 687; L 103;

S156
Meretrix, L 285; P 641, 644
Merga, M 199
Mergae, M 182
Mergisoo, p. 78, note 3
Mergisso, M 187
Mergite, M 167
Mergulus, M 160
Merit, M 177, 192
Meritricum, L 143
Mero, M 188
Meror, M 196
Merore, A 632
Merorem, Int. 292
Merorum, E 308
Merotetes, M 138
Merothece, 1 142
Merui, E 134
Morula, M 165

Memm, M 144
Merx, M 161, 164
Mesias, Int. 214
Mesopicatum, M 172
Mesores, M 152
Messalia, M 175
Messem, G 305
Messes, M 182
Messor, M 175
Mestificis, A 636
Mestificum, M 196
Meta, M 127
Metadictio, M 170
Metafora, M 139
Metafrasin, M 124
Metallaris, B 149
Metallo, I 87
Metallum, A 883; E 285
Metas, M 126, 137
Metendo, M 152
Meticulosus, M 146
Metit, M 151
Metitur, M 184
Metonomia, M 169
Metra, M 171
Metricius, M 200
Metrum, D 230; M 128
MetuenduB, M 146
Metuens, 118; U 192
Mens, Int. 105, 119, 203,

235; B69
Micat, T210; U 161
Micha, Int. 213
Michael, Int. 200
Migare, C 127
Migma, M 229
Mihi, U 171 (bis)
MUes, A376;U140
Milia, L 131
Milis, O 266
Militare, E 176
MiUtaris, T 123
MiUtat, O 266
Milite, M 228
MiUtiae, M348;U51, 67
Militiam, M 216
Militiarum, S 54
MUitibus, D312;T180
Militis, A 824
MiUtum, A 117, 159; G 17,

190, 670; F 88; G 148;

H94;M 102, 331 ; O 207,

293
MiUtuum, 189
Milium, M 202, 209
Millenam, G 377
Milium, M 215
Miluus, 1303; M 201
Mimo, I 228
Mimographus, M 212
Mimopora, M 208

LATIN INDEX. MIM — MOR

173

Mimus, A870;M231
Minaci, M 223
Minante, M 226
Minantur, I 259 *
Minat, A 27
Minatnr, M 217
Minax, M 213
Mine, M 210
Minerba, M 203
Minerua, P 89
Minet, M 211
Mingebant, M 58
Mingente, M 163
Minicus, M 219
Minimi, M 377
Minister, Int. 82; A 209,

378; D 210; F 78
Ministratio, A 696
Ministrator, A 699
Ministri, E 148; L 167; S 31
Ministris, P 78
Minitante, M 226
Minitator, M 217
Minor, C 469 ; H 111 ; I 282 ;

L 49 ; P 345
Minores, A 942 ; G 340, 435 ;

P 241 ; S 171
Minoris, A 922
Minuatus, E 443
Minuere, 598
Minns, Int. 51; A 50; F

123;P474, 602;S291;T

103 ; U 59
Minuta, 154 ; F 295
Minutns, 65
Minxi, M 163
Mirabilis, Int. 240
Miracula, P 47
Mire, M 220
Miri, S 39
MirifiUo, M 204
Mimm, M 207 (bis); N 130,

141
Misa, E 231
Misoet, C 20
Miscunt, C 185
Misellus, M 214
Miser, M 214
Miserabilis, Int. 5
Miserabiliter, E 552
Miserabit, E 361
Miserandum, M 222
Miserere, Int. 186
Miseria, A 313
Miseriae, T 312
Misicus, M 216
Misit, M 205
Misitat, M 205
Misteria, 260
Misterium, M 218
Mistice, M 206

Misuratio, M 225

MisTis, Int. 20 ; C 659

Mitigare, M 372

Mitigat, M 224

Mitra, M 227, 230 ; R 101

Mitrae, G 191

Mitras, G 11

Mittere, A 457

Mittit, A 473 ; E 177 ; I 7 ;

L145
Mittitur, A 354 ; G 44
Mittunt, S 66
Mittuntur, I 320
Miuparones, M 221
Mixtum, E 118; M 334
Mobilitatem, G 420
Moderari, M 290
Moderate, G 172
Moderatus, M 243
Modemos, M 263
Modestia, F 354
Modi, A 813
Modica, A 305, 329; G 150;

H 129; M 328; O 165; P

79, 500 ; T 72
Modicae, M 143
Modice, E 171; P 96, 143,

291
Modioi, H 129
Modicum, L 124; M 22; P

394 ; S 624
Modicumque, Q 2, 63
Modicus, G 61; Q 71; R 4;

S 370 (bis) ; U 6
Modioli, M 256
Modiolnm, S 311
Modios, A 585; G 364; M

131 ; T 248
Modinm, M 128
Modius, M 255 ; S 49
Modo, A 477 (bis) ; N 148,

155 ; Q 74
Modula, P 773
Modnlabilis, M 233
Modulamen, M 279
Modulant, M 268
Modulatio, M 244, 247
Modulationis, S 720
Modulator, M 280
Modulum, M 274
Modum, A 530; D 119, 368;

M207(bis);N37;P246;

U272
Modus, M 281 (bis) ; S 293
Moechatur, N 125
Moenia, D359;M234, 261
Molae, T 238
Molares, M 240
Molata, G 739
Moles, M 237, 284
Moleste, A 103

Molestissimnm, M 252
Molestus, 1400; M 277
Molibus, M 262
Molimen, M 286
MoUre, M 276
Molis, G 114 ; T 260
Molitionibus, M 282
Molitnr, M 235, 246
MoUem, G 458
Molles, G 372; E 63; M 245
MolHbns, L 137
MoUities, M 68
Molosus, M 285
Momenta, S 677
Momenti, F 360
[Mo]mento, S 417
Momentum, M 242, 259
Monarcha, M 273
Monarchia, A 591; M 253
Monarchus, M 272, 278
Monasterium, E 299 ; M 248
Monesticon, Int. 217
Monile, G 889
Monima, R 254
Monimenta, M 241
Monimentum, M 239
Monofealmon, M 232
Monogamia, M 250
Monometron, Int. 218
Monopolarius, M 265
Monotalmis, M 287
Monotonus, M 291
Mons, p. 1; Int. 13; A 317,

353, 831 ; F 428, 433 ; H

76; 145; T 106
Monstmm, H 64, 166; M

269; 284; P 753; 8168
Montane, I 497
Montes, P 638
Montibus, I 515 ; R 251 ; S

39
Monticulosus, A 408
Montis, G 163; O 280
Montium, I 502
Monumentis, M 283
Monumentum, M 238, 249
Monupolium, M 266
Mora, A 167 ; M 271, 292
Moralis, A 323; E 316; T

244
Moralium, P 653 ; T 255
Moram, D 196
Morbi, A 686
Morbidosus, M 267
Morbis, M 267
Morbo, T 39
Morbus, L 327; P 141; R

32
Mordacius, M 264
Mordet, M 236
Mordicos, M 251

174

LATIN INDEX. MOR — MYS

More, M 140 ;N 157 ;B 193;

S631
Morennla, M 288
Mores, P 787
Morgit, M 257
Moribus, M 275
Morigeri, M 275
Morio, H 44

Moritor, D 131, 292; 54
MoroflUB, M 254
Morotonus, M 260
Mors, E556;L259;N81
Morte, G 304
Mortem, D 305
Mortiferis, L 263
Mortifero, F 145
Mortiferum, L 267
Mortis, Int. 306
Mortui, G165;E62
Mortuis, E 423 ; I 320
Mortaoram, E 524; F 124; I

265; N 83; S 30
Mortuns, Int. 202
Moses, Int. 201
Mosiclnm, M 258
Mosicum, M 289
Motatio, D 366
Motns, G 54 ; T 243
Monebor, M 270
Moueri, A 91
Monet, G 392
Mox, A 213
Moysica, M 233
Mncro, M 310, 327 ; P 873
Mnfex, M 361
Mugil, M 332, 339
Mnginatur, M 349
Mulcare, M 307
Mnlcat, M 320
Mulcatnr, M 308
Mulcauit, M 300
Mulcendis, M 373
Mulcere, M 372
Mulcet, M 316, 326, 350
Mnloido, M 190, 247
Mnlcifer, M 326
Mulcit, M 354
Molora, M 370
Mulgarium, M 370
Mulgatores, M 299
Mulgit, M 341
Mnlier, E 69
Mnliere, B 190
Mulieris, L 29
Muliemm, N 54
MuUo, M 338
Mnlsum, M 334
Mnlta, M 318
Multabitur, M 344
Multae, S 731
Mnltarum, Int. 8

Moltat, M 363

Moltata, M 330

Mnltatio, M 311

Moltatur, M 369

Mnltatns, M 365

Multauit, M 367

Multi, G 804 ; D 302 ; N 132 ;

P510
Moltifariam, M 359
Mnltifarins, M 357
Moltiloqnax, M 357
Mnltimoda, M 293
Multiplex, M 293
MultipUcem, M 359
Mnltis, I293;P90
Maltitudo, Int. 54; G 366;

F 89, 316; G 150; I 527;

S 222
Mnlto, 286; P 579
Multomm, Int. 257; A 591,

781; G 562; E 161 ; G

132; U 247
Multos, G 774
Multnm, G 206; D 304; I

359
Mulnctra, M 314
Monda, M 364
Mundandos, P 505
Mondantnr, G 495; B 257
Mnndat, E 462 ; U 61
Mundi, 289
Munditiae, L 24
Mandorum, G 70
Mnndum, L 10
Mundus, I 55
Munera, S 491
Munerarius, M 361
Mnnerum, D 263; M 331
Mnnia, M 348, 353
Municeps, M 294, 319, 321
Munidpalis, M 321
Municipatum, M 303
Munioipatus, M 322
Munioipia, 191
Municipii, M 319
Municipium, M 328
Munifex, M 345
Munifica, M 295
Munifice, M 371
Munificentia, M 333, 362
Munificns, M 347
Mnnila, M 315
Munit, I 334; S 262
Munitionem, G 741
Mnnitoria, M 323
Munitns, M 317
Mnnus, M 345; N 45
Mnrcns, M 304
Murenula, M 302
Morex, M 329, 342
Muria, M 340

Morica, M 296

Morioe, M 306, 342, 352,

375
Marice8,«L 52
Mnrilinm, M 355
Maris, M 343
Murmur, B 242
Murmurat, M 346, 351; O

48; S604
Murmurator, p. 78, note 3
Murmnratum, M 187
Muros, P 496, 880
Murra, M 313
Murrat, M 351
Murratum, M 374
Mursus, O 137
Murum, Int. 145; I 366; L

269; P61; U9
Murus, M 234, 378; N 15;

U6
Mns, M 343
Musa, E 284; M 183; P 404;

T154
Musae, E 347
Musarum, H 76; 205
Musat, M 351
Musca, G 149, 150; M 358,

376; S 452
Muscarium, F 248
Muscarum, G 531, 980
Muscellas, G 55
Muscipula, M 324
Musculorum, D 294
Muscus, M 312
Museum, 205
Musica, M368; P 549
Musicanter, M 298
Musiranus, M 336
Musitat, M 309
Musorum, p. 86, note 2
Mussitatio, p. 91, note 3
Mustacia, M 335
Muste, M 297
Mustela, M 337
Mustelis, B 32
Mutare, M 366
Mutatio, 1 179
Mut§, E 123
MutUanda, M 305
Mutilantur, E 5
Mutilare, M 366
Mutilat, M 325, 346, 356
Mutilum, M 301
Muto, M 301
MutuU, M 377
Muturat, M 360
Mutus, Bll; E 121
Myrmicaleon, M 379
Myro, M 380
Myrtus, M 381
Mysticae, S 731

LATIN INDEX. NAA,— NEX

NaamK, N 12

Nabat, N 23

Nabliam, Int. 230

Nabnlum, 14 47

NaetcoB, N 16

Nafissa, Int. 223

NaideB. N 20

Nam, A 2E

NancisceretuT, N 21

Naudscitar, N 39

Nanctas, N 4

Nanotns aum, N 6

Nando, N 13

Nantes, N 27

NapiB, N 40

Napta, N 17, 33

Nardi, N 37

Nardnm, N 37, 49 ; P 405

Nardns, N 19, 28

Nario, N 16

Narinm, C 279

Nftirat, B 31

Narratio, E 234

Nairationem, P 566, 569, 624

Naseendi, C 677

NaBOioBUs, N 39

Naaoit, Int. 192

Nasoitnr, A 247, 392,426; B

192; Q95; I 118; P 135,

712; S390
NaBcontDT, A 816 ; S 66 ; U

289
NaBtnrcJom, N 14
Nat, N 18
NatalioitiB, N 45
NataUa, N 45
Matando, N 13
Natans, B102; 3 265
Natantea, N 27
Natantibos, h 132
Natat, N 18
Nati, 3
Natiwn. N 26
Natiaam, N 43
Nato, P B81
Natrix, N 36
Natu, G 146
Natura, H64;N26;P351;

S679
Naturale, G 62
Nataralis, P 167
Nntna, A 24, 292; C 906; E

388;F245; L338;0234;

P634; R252; U 138
Natzarenii. Int. 225
Nauale, N 22
Naualia, N 146
Naoalis, M 3, 10. 35, 44
Nanarcna, N 2
Nanare, N 30, 43
Nauaretia, N 31

Nauat, N 32, 34
Nine, F 666
Nauem, B 66

Nanes, C955; F 114; N 35
Naoi, G 30

NanibUB, C 497, 661 ; P 660
NauicaU. G 307, 949, 959;

L 123, 253; 3 191
NaoigabiliB, N 8
NaaigautibuB. F 114; N 31
Nauigat, B 474
Navigator. N 41
NaaiB, A441, 753; B 13; C

222, 324, [373], 472, 973,

981;F73,439;LE5,154.

262; N2; P 684, 860; B

28 ; S 640 ; T 253, 350
NauiU, N 41
Naniler, N 1, 9, 48
Nauinm, A 621; 0213,346;

B199
Naumachis, N 11
Naumacbiae, N 50
Nanmaobium, N 10, 44
MauH, N 11
Naaaatio, N 5
NaQsia, C914; H 79
Nanticnm, A 553; C 184
Nanom, Int. 329
NauuB. N 7. 24, 26, 88
Nazarei, N 46
Ne, N96; Q58
Nebria, N 66
Nabula, O 108
Xebulo, N 94
Nebnlonia. N 66
Neo, A 306i N 57 (bis), 77

(bis), 98 (bis)
Necabantur, N 101
Neceaaaria, U 303
Necessarium, 182
Neceaaariua. N 72
NeceBfliam, S 392
Neoeaaitudo, G129; N 71
Neoat, P 652
Necis, N 73
Necromantia, N 83
Nectar, N 68, 75, 99
NeotariuB, N 51
Nectit, N 87, 89
NeFanda, N 62
Nefandi, N 84
Nefando, I 222
Nefandum, M 222
Nefarium, N 56
Nefae, C670; N 102
Nefaatna, N 56
Negandi, 1 189
Negant, D 43, 296
Negaa, A 57
Negat, A69; D27, 309

NegatiD, A 77, 665
Negationes, I 402
Negatiua, L 168
N ' ■. 11, 62

L, 13

N a, S622

N 39; I 284

N._„ 383; N 64

Negotiant, B 162

Negotiatio, L 303; P 658

Negotiationea, M 153; N 183

Negotiator, 1233; M 48

Negotii, G 73

Negotio, N 95. 198

Negotinm, N 79

Nemo, 1 176

Nemora, A 916

Nemoroaa, A 149

Nemoroaam, N 68; O 192

Hemoroana, L 324

Nemna, H 7

Nen, S 95

Neniaa, N 64

Nenior, N 80

NentsB, N 82

NeofitUB, N 100

Neomeniae, N 53

Neopbitoa, N 63

Nepa, N 61

Nepos, A 612

Nepotran, P 491

NeptaUm, Int. 226; N 59

Neptam, N 65

Neqnara, N 78, 190

Neque, N 70

Nequid, N 52

Neqaiqaam, N 67

Neqnirem, N 85

Neqnifl, N 96

NeqnnB, N 78

Neruia, P 936

Neruaa, N 97

Nescire, D 120

Neacit, 8 666

NcBtorio, N 92

Netila, N 60

Netmn, N 74

Nen, N 76

Nene, N 76

Nener <tor oentri), S 461

NeuiB, N 69

Neaqoe, N 70

Nei, N 73, 81

Neia, N 88

Nexina, N 91

Sexxx, N 93

Nezni, N 86

Nexna, N 90

176

LATIN INDEX. NI — NUM

Ni, N129;Q58

Nibariufi, N 127
Nicolatis, p. 82, note 2
Nicolaum, N 116; p. 82,

note 2
Nioto, N 120
Nigelli, N 121
Niger, B 46,212; C 333; T

69
Nigra, F 139; N 119; P 846,

882; S 168, 474; T 192
Nigri, A604;C342;N 121
Nigrum, A 880, 929 ; T 98
Nigras, M 130
Nihil, N 122
NihiU, N 122
Nihilo, N 168
Nilhominns, N 110
NilminuB, N 110
Nimba, N 111
Nimbi, N 103
Nimia, U 164
Nimirom, N 130
Nimis, T 98
Nimius, I 481
Nimmo (for immo), Q 66
Nimpha, N 109
Nimquis, N 128
Ninene, N 118
Ninguit, N 117
Ninnarius, N 126
Nisi, N 116 (bis)
Nisu, N 112
Nisus, N 104
NitelU, N 124
Nitesoit, G 40
Nitet, N 106
Nitidis, P 373
Nitit, E 211
Nititio, S 137
Nititur, N 126 ; T 108
Nitor, N 114
Nitores, N 124
Nitorium, N 108
Niuata, N 123
Nine, N 107, 123
Niueum, N 107
Nixu, N 131
Nixus, N 106
Nob, N 159
Nobiles, E 333
NobiUs, E 630 ; 1 239; N 136,

137, 170, 171 ; P 740
NobiHtas, E 343; G 81; S

441
NobiUtat, G 464
Nobis, Int. 186; G 418
Nocens, N91, 163; S 415
Nocentissimo, 1 100, 337
Nocte, 1 192 (bis)
Noctem, 1 128

Noctes, P 298

Nootet, N 139

Nocticala, N 166

Noctua, N 138, 146
I Nocturnos, U 198
• Noctumum, H 166

Nodis, S 484

Nodo, E 196

Nodas, N 152

Noe, Int. 224

Nollem, N 85

Noma, N 172

Nomen, p. 1; Int. 120, 281,
302 ; A 368, 442, 461, 626,
629, 677, 738, 774; B 166;
C 144; E 335, 347; F 272;
G 139; H 77, 78; 13, 16,
42, 468; N31, 122; 0280;
P 173, 240, 433; R 177;
S 92, 94, 221, 273, 289,
303, 480, 560, 669 ; T 294 ;
U 81, 203

Nomenclator, N 161

Nomendator (for -clator), N
140

Nomina, F 20; L 9; P 510

Nominat, A 442; S 296; T
2,6

Nominatim, U 221

Nominatus, Int. 290

Nomine, C 433; N 166;
168

Nomisma, N 144

Non, A 66, 72, 461, 464 ; B
177 ; C 127 ; D 15, 23, 106,
202, 236; E 181,221,246,
252; F 124, 196; H 3, 4,
33, 34, 121; I 167, 161,
164, 360, 362, 381, 382,
393, 416, 426, 450; L
158; M 164; N -62, 128,
133 (bis), 134 (bis), 141
(bis), 143, 147, 148 (bis),
164 (bis), 162 (bis), 164
(bis), 168; 12, 257; P
870; Q 48, 61; S 66

Nonne, N 143

NonnuUi, N 132

NonnuUus, N 166

Norma, N 142

Norunt, N 169

Nos, G 418

Noscit, N 149

Nostrates, N 158

Nostrone, N 157

Nostrorum, N 157, 168

Nota, N 135, 170

Notae, N 160

Notam, N 150

Notarius, S 122

Notata, C 331

Notatam, N 151
Notatio, G 617
Notatns, N 163
Notis, M 83
Notissimas, I 64
Notum, N 180
Nona, B 93, 222
None, Int. 227
Nou§, I 81
Noueletum, N 156
Nouellae, N 156
NonelHs, N 100
Nouem, P 281 (bis)
Nonerca, N 167
Nouissima, £ 268
Nooissimnm, I 54 -
Nouissimus, U 239
Nonitatem, D 49
Nouos, M 263
Nouum, C 272; I 347
Nouus, R 233; T 164
Noxa, N 136
Noxius, N 153
Nnbenter, E 238
Nubentibns, G 60
Nubes, N 103
Nubila, N 179
Nnbilat, I 503
Nubit, I 388
Nuces, G 101
NucU, N 191
Nudi, E 397
Nudos, G 189
Nudui, N 86
Nudnstertins, N 176
Nugacitas, N 187
Nugando, N 202
Nugas, N 190
Nuit, N 180, 186
Nulla, E 75
Nulli, A150;I388
Nullis, I 392
NulUus, A591;F360
Nullo, N 198
Nullum, F 340
Nullus, A110;I461
Numen, U 62
Numeralis, A 719
Numerauit, P 304
Numero, Q 80
Numerum, C 381
Numerus, Int. 274; A 333;

G12, 670;D170;M102
Numine, N 195
Nummi, A 854; N 192; Q

16
Nummisma, N 192
Nummismum, N 176
Nummorum, N 173
Nummulari, G 697
Nummus, O 65

LATIN INDEX. NUM— OBT

177

Numquam, N 194, 196 (bis) ;

P174
Numquid, N 199
Nomalarias, N 173
Nunc, H 161 ; S 29
Nnndinae, N 183
Nrmdinat, N 189
Nundinatio, N 178
Nundinis, N 174
Nunti, U 118
Nnntiantur, B 230
Nuntiat, D 92 ; P 331
Nuntio, N 181, 188
Nuntios, B 87
Nantius, Int. 2, 3
Nuper, N 63
Nnptiae, H113;M250
Nuptiales, T 113
Nupti§, D 164; G 26; H 117
Nurus, N 182. 200
Nusquam, N 194
Nutaret, N 201
Nutat, N 197; U 44
Nutibus, N 177
Nuto, L 83
I^utriat, E 49
Nutrientur, F 294
Nutrimentum, H 6 ; T 124
Nutrire, R 36
Nutrit, E48;F267
Nutritor, A 452
Nutritores, P 20
Nutriunt, T 111
Nutrix, A 496
Nutu, N 186, 193
Nux, N 184
Nymbus, N 113
Nymphae, N 20

O, 277
Ob, O 60
Obauditio, S 330
Obediens, D 288
Obedientes, M 275
Obedisse, P 181
Obelis, O 33
Oberatus, O 89
Obesca, 91
Obessus, O 44
Obest, 77
Obestmm, O 34
Obeunda, 9
Obenntia, 45
Obex, 107
Obia, p. 87, note 1
Obices, O 7
Obicit, I 283 ; 11
Obicula, 108
Obiecte, 95
Obiectionibus, O 105
Obiecto, O 47

C. G.

Obieotus, 96
Obiit, D249;0 54
Obitum, P 534
Obiurat, 75
Obinrgans, O 25
Obiurgat, 4
Oblatrat, 48
Oblectare, 49
ObUcum, A246;0 81, 102
Obligamentum, 43
ObUgata, 40
Obllmat, 84
ObUqaat, 5
Obliquum, 29
Oblita, O 40
Obliterarent, 42
Obliteratum, O 53
Oblitterans, 82
Oblituit, D182;0 67
Oblitum, C 926
Oblitus, Int. 210
Obliuio, M 28
Obliuione, 53
Obliuiosus, Int. 211
ObUnisci, A36;0 223
Obloquendnm, 6
Obmutuit, T 189
Obnectare, 74
Obnexus, 61
Obnixe, 38, 51
ObnixuB, 30, 66
Obnoxius, O 106
Oboliscus, O 22
Obolitio, O 1
Obolitionem, A 514
Obolus, 65
Oborti. 3
Obortus, 20
Obpanso, O 47
Obpilat, 69
Obpoiiit, O 11
Obponuntor, O 7
Obpugnat, O 4
Obrepenter, 87
Obrepsit, K 95
Obreptione, 32
Obriguit, 28
Obripuit, 58
Obrizum, A950; 24
Obruerat, 63
Obruere, 97
Obruit, 50
Obruptus, P 730
Obrute, 92
Obsoenus, O 15
Obscines, O 83
Obsculatio, 46
Obscura, A 560; E 195
Obsouratio, O 88
Obscaratum, O 53
Obscnratur, S 81

Obscuratiis, £ 538
Obscuriones, S 144
Obscuritas, £ 186
Obsouritatem, F 154
Ob8Curum,A880,929; T347
ObscuruB, T 125
Obsecundat, O 14, 19
ObsedatuB, 99
Obseptus, 57
ObBequens, N 24 ; P 52
ObBequio, D 181
ObBerrat, 71
ObBeruandam, A 178
Obseroant, A 821
Obseruat, E 436 ; P 578
ObBeruatio, G 475
Obses, 68
ObBesBa, 72
Obsides, 23
Obsignat, 16
ObsUlagis, 94
Obsit, 56
Obsitus, O 52
Obsolitus, 27
Obflolutus, C 216
Obsorbens, D 157
ObBtaculum, O 73
Obstando, O 274
Obstentat, 86
ObBtes, 104
Obstinacissimas, 12
Obstinat, O 79
Obstinata, 69
Obstinatus, 31, 85
Obstipuit, O 58
Obstipum, 81
Obstrependum, 6
Obstruere O 8
ObBtroit, 64
Obstrusa, 98
ObtatiB, O 70
Obtegit, 93
Obtendere, O 62
Obtentat, O 21
Obtentu, 18
Obtenuit, 21, 37
Obtestatur, O 75
Obtexerat, O 63
Obticuit, O 76
Obtinere, O 78
Obtinet, P 532
Obtinetur, S 308
Obtinuit, 103
Obtio, 2, 10
ObtrectanB, 17
Obtriit, 90
ObtuUt, A 248
Obturans, O 26
Obturare, 8
Obturat, 0127; O 100
Obtutibus, U 219

12

178

LATIN INDE^. OBT — OPI

ObtatQB, O 101
Obaallatun, O 13
Oboiantes, A 821
Oboibnlare, O 80
Oboiet, O 55
Obniz, O 41
Obmnbrat, C 811
Obnnca, O 39
ObtincanB, O 25, 36
Ooca, O 111
Occabat, 123
Oocasi, O 179
Occaaum, I 246
Ocoasng, H 66
Oocide, 238
Ocoidendi, D 44
Oociderent, £ 369
Ocoidit, I 514
Ocoiditnr, M 369
Occidnae, H 43
Occipit, O 117
Oocipitimn, O 118
Oocipiont, O 119
Occiput, 113
Ocdsi, D 320
Occifins, F 440
Occnboit, O 112
Occulta, A 689; L 82, 112;

98
Occultat, B 146
Occoltauit, A 88
Ocenlto, C 462
Oocultmn, C 448
Ocoulunt, 122
Occuluntur, 115
Occupata, 72
Oconpatum, P 720
Ocoupauit, G 269, 355; O

109
Oocnrrere, 120
Occnsare, O 120
Oceanum, O 125
Ocearium, O 124
Oohazias, Int. 233
Ociano, T 351
Ocior, O 116
Ocius, 114
Ocreifl, O 110
Oculo, U 191
Oculorum, A117; P 681
Oculos, G 200, 323
Oculosus, T 198
Ocultant, O 122
Ocultantur, O 115
Ooulum, M 232
Oculus, O 116
Ocurrifl, 121
Ocursauifl, 121
Odas, 129
Odio, E 541 ; H 109
Odiosum, P 223

Odiosos, O 127

Odiporicum, O 128

Odit, P 231

Oditur, O 127

OditnroB, O 285

Odium, F 19; U 25

Odo, O 126

Odor, N 114; P352; S370;

T175
Odorem, A 712; F 329; B

147; T98
Odorifer, N 51
OdoriB, N28; S 39
OduB, S 727
Oephi, 131, 132
Oethippia, O 130
Offa, 137
Offecit, 134
Offendit, O 133
Offensus, L 106
Offici, N 161

Offioia,E423; M 348, 364
Officialis, A 378
Officii, N 140; P 674
Officio, O 138
Officit, O 136
Officium, N 43 ; U 3
Offirmans, O 135
OfFocauerit, E 4, 349
Offucat, A 648
Ogastrum, 139
Olastrum, 157
Oleaster, O 153
Olei, A540; L124; M 340
Olentes, O 142
Olera, O 148
Olet, B 50
Olfactoriola, O 140
Olfactum, O 150
Olgastrum, O 149
Oligia, O 147
Olim, 155
Olimat, O 146
Olimphum, O 144
OUmpus, O 145
OUoquin, S 317
Oliri, O 154
Olitana, U 99
Oliuarum, T 260
Ollae, A 530
OUas, L 102
OUim, S 260
Omta, O 143
Olocaustomata, O 151
Olor, 141, 162
Olores, 156
Olus, G 89
Olustri, O 148
Omasum, O 169
Ombri, Int. 235
Omelias, 169

Omen, O 160, 170

Omena, 163

Omenstrum, O 165

Omentum, O 166

Omer, 170

Omina, 161

Ominans, A 885

Omisa, O 167

Omitta, O 168

Omitto, O 164

Omne, O 980

Omnem, 126

Omnes, G61; T 13

Onmia, Int. 301; E 82; P

350; G59; M 326; P 804;

S61
Omnibus, E 211 ; 218
Omnimodo, O 162
Omnipotens, Int. 282; P 50
Omnis, G495; S 351
Omnium,G361; G38; P66,

120, 127
Omonima, O 158
Omusium, Int. 4
OneroBUS, F 84
Onesiforus, O 176
One6tus, O 172
Onichinus, S 466
Onix, O 171
Onocentaurus, O 177
Onocratallus, 176
Onomastice, Int. 238
Ontax, 173
Ontigometra, 174
Opacum, O 192, 209
Opansum, O 220
Ope, I 390 ; O 180, 197
Opem, 190
Opera, D 36
Operam, E 267
Operata, E 286
Opere, F 121 ; N 171 ; O 212
Operentur, E 276
Operepretium, O 182
Operi, O 179
Operiebamur, 183
Operiens, 196
Operientes, O 188
Operior, 198
Operis, D 260; O 200
Operiunt, 187
Operosa, O 222
Opertus, T 114
Opes, O 196
OpesBulatis, 214
OpibuB, 194
Opido, O 185
Opifex, 178
Opificium, O 216
Opilauit, O 186
Opima, O 184, 219

LATIN INDEX. OPI — PAC

179

Opimis, O 201

Opimns, 194

Opinantur, N 98

Opinare, O 208

Opinatores, 217

Opinaz, O 218

Opinio, O 203

Opinionem, B 226

Opinum, N 77

Opitalatio, O 193

Opium, O 215

Oplere, O 223

Oportet, P 468, 713

Oportona, 1 193

Oportonitatem, O 210

Oportunum, 1164; T 65

Opotatis, A 923

Oppida, O 191

Oppidum, O 202

Oppilatae, 221

Oppilauit, O 206

Opponit, 79

Opposita, 59

Oppositns, O 61

OppreBsionem, I 255

Oppri (? for nomen pro-
priom), A 861

Ops, O 204

Optima, O 184

Optimates, O 35

Optime, A219; U 249

Optimi, N 28

Optimo, A 950

Optimus, P 820

Optio, O 207

Optionarios, O 189
Optum, T 136
Opturantes, O 211
Opnlentam, O 199
Opulentus, 181
Opum, D 321 (bis)
Opas, Int. 256, 257; M 362;
N79; 138,205,213; P
289; S516
Or, O 253

Ors, M3; 243,246
Oracnlum, O 241, 256
Oraria, 226
Oratio, A156; D 108
6rationum, P 591
Orator, 251
Oratores, O 240
Orstorium, M 22
Oratormn, P 796, 796
Orbanae, 242
Orbantnr, O 242
Orbatns, 249
Orbia, O 263; p. 87, note 1

(quater)
Orbiam, p. 87, note 1
Orbis, 6 161 ; I 34

Orbita, 233, 264
Orbitae, O 267
Orbitate, I 446
Orbs, P 526
OrbuB, O 257
Orohi, O 239
Oroistra, O 237
Orcns, O 228, 281
Ordei, T 186
Ordeo, T 357
Ordiar, O 235
Ordinalis, T 344
Ordinare, P 18
Ordinarins, O 266
Ordinata, S 254
Ordinatio, B 97
OrdinatiBsimam, O 232
Ordinatmn, D 40
Ordinatns, O 252
Ordine, A 398; O 266; B

193; S266; T 99
Ordines, A 626
Ordior, A 94
Ordo, A117; B 102; 247

(bis), 261; S 249; T 334
Oreae, 259
Oreb, Int. 231
Oresta, O 229
Orge, O 238
Orgea, O 260
Orgia, S 107
Oridannm, O 225
Oriens, E 224
Orientale, S 344
OrientalibnB, E 229
Oriente, E 225, 335
Orientis, A 760
Origanum, O 224
Origenari, O 258
Origenaria, 250
Originem, 1355; P 833
Origo,C139;F292;P791;

S496
Orion, 255
Oripilatio, O 230
Oris, B 200; B 187; T 231
Omamenta, B 169, 205; F

88, 389; P 357, 705; S

671; p. 92, note 3
Ornamentum, D 301, 313;

S518
Omat, A257; 1495
Omata, A362; B 29
Omatae, S 138
Omatos, P 803
Omatu, C 897
Omatum, E 418
Omatus, C 768, 794; E 380;

P 330, 545; U 267
Omns, 248
Orolei, G 135

Oroma, O 262

Orpleuit, O 254

Orsa, O 244

Orsus, 245

Ortator, I 62

Orti, A 723

Ortigomera, 236

Ortodoxi, O 227

Ortografia, O 265

Ortu, E 68

Ortus, O 234

Os, Int. 241, 243; H 122;
1478; 271

Osanna, Int. 232; O 277,
288

Osci, 271

OsciUae, O 268

Osoines, 270

Oscitantes, O 272

Oscitatur, H 27

Osoitauit, O 283

Oscnla, B 26

Osculat, S 670

Osculum, D 3

Ose, Int. 236

Osee, O 275

Osis, H 133

Osma, 276

Ossan, 280

Ossibus, M 7

Ostendit, A 799; 286; P
568, 778

Ostensio, A 806

Ostensiones, E 358

Ostentare, O 287

Ostentat, 286

Ostentio, A 660; O 273
Ostentum, O 284
Ostentor, 273
Ostia, 282
Ostinat, O 278
Ostium, 274
Ostriger, O 279
Ostro, M 352
Ostrum, O 269
OsuruB, 285
Othus, 289
OtiosuB, 291; B 87
Otium, 281, 290
Ouantes, O 293
Oue, S 681
Ones, B 20, 134
Ouis, Ini 269
Oxia, Int 237
Ozasanga, 293
Ozias, Int. 234; O 294

Pabula, B 260
Pabulatores, P 20, 186
PacatuB, P 34, 35
Pacem, P 34

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180

LATIN INDEX. PAC — PAU

Pacificae, H 148
PacifioQB, Int. 283; P 85
Pacin, P 111
PaciB, Int. 32, 148; F 162;

P 86
Pacisoitur, L 232; P 86,

180
Pactio, P 25
Pactiones, P 44
Pactum, G 563; F 266; P

39, 86, 325
PactnB, P 143
Padus, E 296
Paedor, p. 91, note 3
Paganioas, P 83
Paganomm, M 154; P 167
Pagi, P 162
Paginae, S 161
Pagus, P 119, 164
PalagdrigUB, P 182
Palagra, P 117
Palam, P 582
Palantes, P 63, 68
Palantos, P 26
Palas, P 42
Palathas, P 58
Palathi, P 54
Palatina, P 14
Palatum, P 75
Paleae, P 185
PalearibuB, P 36
Palendioion, P 151
Palenothian, P 112
Palestra, P 12, 91, 157
PalestrQ, G 198
Pali, S 668
Palidus, H 79
Palin, P 72
Palina, P 184
Palingenesean, P 71
Palismate, P 140
Paliurus, P 130
Palla, P 126
PaUadis, P 89
Palladium, P 87
PaUam, L 125
Pallas, M 203
Pallesoere, D 260
Pallidum, F 436
PaUiduB, L 273
Palma, 139; U 268
Palmae, D 292
Palmarum, C 132
Palmas, B 45; T 221
Palmata, T 221
PalmiQ, I 486
Palmis, P 135
Palmula, P 178
Palniatus (for palmatus), P

105
Palos, U 22

Palpantum, P 177

Palpare, P 32

Palpebrae, T 34

Palpitans, P 5

Palteum, P 61

Paludamentum, P 7, 43, 116

Paludes, P 149

Palum, P 107

Palumba, P 103

Palumbes, P 136

Palus, L 104

Paluster, P 149

Palustris, B 163

Pampinus, P 69

Pan, P 8, 161; p. 87, note 3

Panagerids, P 77

Panagerioum, P 23, 81

Pandat, 220

Pandis, P 85

Pandit, P 31, 38

Pandum, P 49

Paneta, P 73, 74

Pangebant, P 124

Pangere, P 18

Pangit, P 57, 153

Panhosum, L 57

Panibus, P 147

Panice, P 15

Panis, Int. 44; P 59 (bis),

514
Pannis,L258
PanpUa, P 110
Panpino, T 356
Pansa, P 145
Pansis, P 53
Pansum, P 101
Panther, P 146
Panthera, P 165
Pantheum, P 48
Pantigatum, P 183
Pantium, P 8; p. 87, note 3
Panto, P 83
Pantocranto, P 120
Pantocraton, P 60
Pantominia, P 66
Pantominus, H 119
Panuculum, P 113
Papa, Int. 248 ; E 563
Papauer, P 166
Papilio, P 64, 129
Papilionis, M 63
PapUiuus, P 70
Papillae, P 172
Papirio, P 174
Papirum, P 123
Pappa, S 102
Pappus, P 22
Papula, P 67, 82
Par, P 132, 379
Parabsides, P 27
Parabula, P 88

Parabulam, S 346
Paraclitum, P 108
Paradisus, L 136
Paradoxa, P 46, 47
Paradoxan, P 45
Paradoxon, P 80
Paralisin, P 127
Paralypemenon, P 28
Paranimpha, P 169
Paranimphns, P 11
Paranymphus, P 150
Parasceue, P 109
Parasceuen, Int. 247; P 19
Parasceues, E 342
Parasitali, P 159
Parasiter, P 125
Parasiti, P 56
Parasitorum, D 307
Paratior, P 761
Paratus, I 433
Parazonium, P 65, 156
Parcas, P 21
Parce, I 32
Parc§, P 16
Parchedris, P 78
Parcitatem, P 43
Parco, P 41
Parora, P 148
Parous, F 317; T 52
Pare, P 164

Parens, D 288; G 145; P 52
Parentalia, P 167
Parentes, D 202
Parentur, A 704
Parera, P 62
Pares, P 163
Paret, F 376, 432
Paria, A 290
Parientinis, D 56
Parilis, P 51
Pariter, P 175
Parius, P 17
Parma, P 3
Parmocopula, P 165
Parochia, P 24
Parricidio, P 179
Pars, A 685, 804; C 822.

940; E 41, 258; F 69,

439; O 118; P 99, 13.>,

673, 684, 854, 860 ; Q 16 ;

T83; U 58, 245
Parsimonia, P 114, 115
Parta, P 60
Parte, C 764; D 375; E

480; B 229; S 121; T 35
Partem, H 140
Partes, A 339; H 43; L

288* B 13
Partibus, A 508; E 479; S

617
Partica, P 188

LATIN INDEX. PAR — PEN

181

Particeps, C 756

Participat, P 90, 98

Particulatim, P 6, 29

Partim, P 4

Partitudines, P 170

PartTi, E 69; P 170

Partum, P 516

Parua, G 32

Paruata, P 158

Paruca, P 176

Parnipendens, P 40

Paruisse, P 181

Parula, P 128

Parumper, P 92, 96, 152

Paruulus, I 88

Paruum, P 290

Pascha, Int. 244, 245 ; P 102

Pascitur, U 108

Pascsos, P 118

Pascunt, C 737

Passa, U 312

Passim, P 187; U 310

Passio, P 102

Passionis, P 171

Passum, B 129

Passas, P 134

Pasta, A 415

Pastellns, P 137

Pastiarium, G 833

Pastinaca, P 122

Pastinare, P 13

PastofoUa, P 55

Pastoforia, P 79

Pastor, Int. 266; A 940
Pastorale, Int. 50
Pastoralem, G 27
Pastores, B 149; P 260
Patalogia, P 171
Patefactio, H 100
Patens, D 335; H 125
Patentem, P 97
Pater, Int. 7, 8, 32, 33, 35 ;
A 25; B 63; P 30 (bis),
671, 712 ; S 9
Patera, P 106, 160
Patescit, D 194
Patet, L 242
Pathos, P 141
Patibulum, G 9 ; P 37
Patientia, Int. 268
Patitur, P 367
Patrafocaria, P 313
Patrate, P 93
Patratum, P 84
Patrauit, P 9
Patre, S 463
Patrem, B 5
Patres, I 328
Patri, P 144
Patria, A344;P580
Patriam, B 100

Patriarcha, P 1
Patrici, P 139
Patrimonia, G 331
Patrimonium, P 2, 309
Patris, Int. 40; A 7, 277,

513; P534; T 139; U 30
Patrissat, P 144
Patrocinium, P 10; S 580
Patronus, S 579
Patruelis, C 857; P 95, 104
Patrum, P 1
Patruus, P 30, 94
Patulum, P 97
Paturia, P 121
Paturum, P 253
Pancissimus, P 142
Pauoorum, Int. 125
Pauculus, P 142
Pauimentam, H 22
Pauit, P 133
Paulatim, G 348 ; G 186 ; P

29, 340 ; S 627
Pauli, P 199
Paulisper, P 92
Paulo, D 382
Paulus, Int. 240; P 100
Pauo, P 131
Pauone, I 467
Pauper, I 390
Pauperauit, E 478
Paupercula, Int. 86; D 2
Paupertas, E 96
Paupertate, P 195
Pauperum, G 177
Paupilius, P 76
Pausans, L 116
Pausatio, L 114
Pax, 460 ; Q 62
Paxillum, P 107, 173
Pean, P 317
Peocando, P 870
Peocatis, B 246
Peccatum, A 272;; M 172
Peccauit, L 191
Peoodum, P 476
Peoorum, C 104
Pecten, P 319
Pectica, P 376
Pectit, P 257
Peotora, B 199
Pectus, T 138
Peou, P 321
Pecuarius, P 346
Pecude, P 321
Peculator, P 327
Peculatus, P 245, 339
Peoulium, P 309
Pecunia, A 338, 346, 354,

471, 783; 89; P 333
Pecuniam, P 327
PecuniQ, S 293

Peonnis, S 75, 353

Pecus, A 33; B 217; M 69,

301; P321; B 228, 247
Pedagogum, P 268
Pedatum, P 347
Pede, Int. 74; A 427; D367
Pedem, D 115
Pedes, Int. 128, 253, 319,

320, 333; A 392; D 292;

L29;B32; p. 99, note 2
Pedeum, Int. 317
Pedibus, P303; T 103
Pedis, Int. 218
Pedisequa, P 190
Pedisequi, A 250
Peditatus, A 333
Peditemtim, P 340
Peditum, A 333
Pedo, P 253
Pedor, P 275, 352, 353; p.

91, note 3
Pedora, p. 91, note 2
Pedore, P 269
Peduola, P 312
Pedum, Int. 78, 96; B 125;

P260
Peduum, Int. 262, 318
Pegaso, P 364
Pegnius, P 332
Peius, S 291
PelagicuB, P 342
Pelagus, A 314
Pelenum, P 360
Pelept, P 362
Pelex, P 355
Pelicem, P 372
Pelices, P 209
Pella, P 315
Pellace, P 221
Pellax, P 192, 274
Pelleum, G 27
Pellexerat, P 206
Pellexit, P 271
Pellibus, M65; B 83
Pellicanus, P 498
PeUis, C 386; M 129; P

276, 371
Pelltaria, P 276
Peluis, A 443
Pena, G 146
Penates, P 228, 361
Pendens, P 308
Pendent, P 276
Penduloso, P 210
Pendulus, P 314, 358
Penetissima, P 363
Penetralia, 1159; P 338
Penetrauit, A 919
Peniculo, P 230
Benis, P 351
Penitus, 1 381 ; M70; P310

182

LATIN INDEX. PEN— PER

Peoix, P 252

Pennft, A 495

Pensa, P 696

Pensationea, P 294

Penses, A 200

Pensioolatores, P 248

Pensio, D69; P 261

Pensum, P 289

Pentametron, Int. 262

PenteooBtes, Int. 246

Pentiootarchus, P 348

Pentimemeren, Int. 253

Pentomen, P 365

Penola, P 246

Penom, P 316

Pennria, P 115, 285

PenuB, P 297

Peperit, F 391

Pepigere, P 325

Peplnm, P 224, 359

Per. A 361 ; C 426, 477, 866 ;
D 34, 119; F 114; I 91,
234 ;P 207, 217, 229,239,
247 (bis), 281 (bis), 283
(bis), 560; B 84; S 304,
629; T 242; U 26, 201

Per (for peri), P 196, 198

Peragit, 8 61

Perago, F 399

Peragrat, L313; P 251

Percatapsat, P 360

Peroellit, P 320

Peroellitur, P 287, 329

Percensit, P 238

Peroensoit, P 304

Percinit, P 267

Percita, P 214

Percitus, P 208

Peroommoda, P 203

Percrebuit, P 204

PercuUt, P 284

Percnlsa, P 194

Peronlsos, P 193

Percurre, P 262

Percnrritnr, P 280

Peronssa, M 330; P 194

Percnsserit, D 292; H 36

Percnssit, D 28

Percnssor, E 166

Percussuit, 1 16

Peroussura, N 192

Peroussus, B88;P465

Percutit, D 292 ; U 126

Perdere, A 648

Perdidit, L 68

Perditio, E 894; S 647

Perditus, P 764

Perdix, P 377

PerdueUis, P 288

PerdaelHum, P 206, 218

Pdrduit, P 293

Pere, P 366
Peregrinatur, E 496
Peregrini, E 646
Peregrinonim,E 619 ; S 728 ;

X2
Peremit, O 90
Peremtores, M 299
Perende, P 266
Perendie, P 298
Pereperocenes, P 242
Perexigunm, P 290
Perfedt, E 58
Perfeota, A 681; E 61; G

140; B14; S601
Perfecte, P 93
Perfecti, S 34
Perfectio, E 67
Perfectnm, F 16; P 324
Perferre, A 266
Perficaciter, P 262
Perficit, P 9
Perficitur, P aSO
Perfidia, P 202
Perfidiosns, P 369
Perfidna, P 368
Perflictio, P 243
Perfunotifl, P 270
Perfonotoriae, P 335
Perfunctum, P 243
Perfunditur, P 278
Perfungit, P 222
Pergendum, P 772
Peigenuat, P 344
Pergit, P 344
Perhiodas, P 300
Peri, P 195, 201
Peribulus, P249
Pericapis, P 235
Pericope, P 225
Periculo, 216
Pericnlosa^ M 100
Periculum, D 227; E 16,

610, 666
Periddon, P 236
Peridoy, P 200
Peridoyn, P 199
Perifgetosias, P 234
Perifrasticus, P 299 *
Perinde, P 266
Periodoias, P 197
Periodos, Int. 263
Peripitegi, P 354
Periscelidus, P 830
Perite, I 40
Peritesyon, P 237
Peritia, M 141
Peritus, F 310 ; G 137
Perizomata, P 241
Perlata, P 296
Perlatum, P 324
Perligata, P 267

Perlustrat, P 280
PermaluB, F 275
Permisit, N 186 ; S 372
Permittas, B 86
Permitte, S 307
Permittes, A 664
Permixtum, O 177; P 211
Permotatio, E 466
Permotus, P 193
Permnloit, p. 97, note 2
Permulserit, P 318
Permultos, 982
Pema, P 260
Pemioiosom, P 279
Pernicitas, P 263
Pemiciter, P 227
Pemitidis, P 373
Pemix, P 216
Pernox, P 273
Pero, P 306
Perorans, P 302
Peromans, D 303
Perossum, P 223
PeroBus, P 231
Perpendiculum, P 232, 264
Perpendit, P 366
Perpera, P 277, 328
Perperam, P 238, 322
PerperimuB, P 323
Perpes, P 374
PerpesBum est, P 191
Perpetem, P 378
Perpetuum, P 378
Perpinguem, O 199
Perplexa, P 267
Perplexus, P 264
Persarom, S 34
Persas, M 2
Perscelides, P 803
Persecuti, D 63
Persequendum, I 376
Perseqaens, A 394
Persequere, P 282; S 236
Perseueram, O 31
Perseuerant, O 61
Persictius, P 367
PersoUa, P 345
Persoluebant, L 318
Persoluere, D 160
Persoluio, P 337
Persolutio, P 261
Persona, D 307; P 345
Personarum, D 866
Perspectans, P 258
Perspicuum, P 266
Perstant, P 336
Perstrenue, P 189
Perstromata, P 301, 357; p.

92, note 3
Pertegmina, P 301
PerterrituB, E 365

LATIN INDEX. PER — PLA

183

Pertinaciter, P 212
Pertinacius, P 286
Pertinens, N 35
Pertinet, D 18; M 62
Pertitum, B 128
Pertransitur, P 272
Perturbata, S 244
Perturbatio, T 340
Perturbatione, E 313
Peruia, C 881
Pemicacia, P 295
Peruicax, P 292, 305
Peruigilans, P 273
Peruium, P 272
Pernnctus, D 38
Pes, Int. 261 ; G 40 ; P 334
Pesago, p. 92, note 4
Pessimum, Int. 100; P 220
Pessul, P 311
Pessulmn, P 269
Pessum, P 213, 220, 307,

370
Peatem, P 331
Pestiferum, P 201; T 98
Pestilentes, B 78
Pestinuntium, P 331
Pestis, U 195
Pesuma, P 349
Peta, Int. 254
Petalnm, P 240
Petere, P 343
Peticius, P 343
Petigi, P 431
Petigo, P 244
Petilius, P 255
Petisse, P 215
Petit, Int. 18; E 86
Petitio, Int. 296
Petitione, F 220
Petitores, P 806
Petria, P 502
Petrus, Int. 63, 239
Petuita, P 375
Petulans, P 226, 326, 341
Petulantes, P 219
Petulci, P 219
Petus, P 291
Pgocias, P 196
Phalange, E 398
Phalanx, P 379
Phanicem, P 384
PharizsBi, P 390
Phasa, Int. 245
Phebe, P 388
Philactaria, P 385
PhiUppeoe, P 387
PhiUppus, Int. 241
Phaocompos, P 389
Philologus, P 381
Philosophi, F156;Q42
Philosophiae, P 354

Philbsophorum, E 255

Philosophas, P 380

Philozeni, P 382

PhlBUlos, P 383

Phitecus, P 386

Phoebi, S 439

Piaculare, P 401

Piacnlum, P 403, 426

Piae, P 403

Piare, P 406

Hoe, C926; P 400

Piceca, P 438

Piois, P 425

Picridae, P 432

Picta, C 512

Piotaci, F 209

Piotura, C 251

Pictus acu, P 421

Pious, P 424

Pieris, P 404

Piger, I 31, 170

Piget, P 399

PigiUs, P 872

Pigmentarium, M 266

Pignorauit, S 658

Pignorum, S 286

Pignus, A 630

Pila, G 110; P 410, 412,

416; 8 56,458
Pilaris, P 392
Pilas, A 738
Pilatus, Int. 243
PiUbus, M 65
Pililia, P 436
Pilimita, P 515
PUleas, G 11
PiUentes, P 417
PiUinm, T 162
Pilo, P 393 ; T 357
Pilos, P 858
Pilus, P 437
Pimelea, P 423
Pinam, P 430
Pinax, P 413
Pindere, P 393
Pingit, P 407
Pinguae, U 235
Pingnes, M 69
Pingnibns, O 201
Pingoido, Int. 47
Pinguis, 715 ; O 44 ; U 234
Pinna, P 419, 435
Pinnaoulmn, P 396
Pinnate, A 438
Pinso, P 395
PinuB, P 420
Pipant, P 422
Piperatum, U 155
Pipilio, P 168
Pirata, C 432
Piraticam, P 391

PiraticuB, L 154

Piratoram, A 727

Piratas, P 434

Pirus, P 418

PisaB, O 131

Pisoarom, C 960

Pisoatoria, G 183

Pisces, S 174

Piscma, B 112

Pisois, E 15, 209; P 342,

439, 558 ; S 369, 480
Piscium, E 130
Piscosus, G 181
Pisema, P 409
Pisici, P 429
PiRtioum, N49;P405
PistiUa^ P 397
PistiUus, P 440
Pistomine, Int. 259
Pistoria, G 202, 913
PistriUa, P 415
Pistrimum, P 408
Pistrix, P 402
Pisum, P 414
Pithagoreus, P 433
Pithi, P 427, 431
Hthon, P 428
Pithonissa, Int. 252
Pittacium, P 394, 411
Htuita, P 398
Pix, P 425
Plaoare, P 406
Placat, H143;L213
Placatio, I 305
Plaoator, O 12
Placatus, F 290; S 432
Plaoentas, P 457
Placet, P 447
Plaoidum, C 401
PlaoiduB, P 447
Placito, U 171
Placitum, D 146, 209
Plaouerit, P 318
Plagae, C413, 484;S505
Plagarius, P 476
Plagarom, C 823
Plagas, P 460
Plagella, P 460
Planetum, H 132
Plangit, P 368
Piano, H 132
Pianos, P 47
Planta, U 211
Plantago, P 462
Plantatio, S 591
Planum, E 288
Plasmatio, F 174
Plastes, P 459
Plastioa, P 461
Plastrograuis, P 475
Plataria, P 467

184

LATIN INDEX. PLA — POS

PUtisa, P 464
Platolilum, U 183
Platonis, P 466
PUtuB, Int. 249
Plandet, P 479
Plaadit, P 443, 452
PlausibiUs, P 446
Planstra, P 446
Planstrom, P 481
Plaosiis, P 444, 472
Plaatis, P 470
PlantuB, P 471
Plebem, P 480
Plebescat, P 480
PlebB, E 562; H 148; P 448,

478 (bis)
Plectator, P 454
Plectere, P 441
Plectitor, P 442
Plectra, P 465
Pleotmm, P 473
Plena, C 83
Plenissimum, G 789
Plenitudo, C 850
Plenum, I 372; 194, 223
PlenuB, F 143; U 196
Pleuioola, P 477
Plexus, P 455
PliadaB, P 451
Plicat, U 141
PliosperuB, P 458
Plomonion, P 453
Plorat, H 9
Pludit, P 452
Pluit, G 186
Plumae, P 463
Plumaria, A 772
Plumario, O 212; P 463
Plumis, C 743
Plumum, P 456
Plunas, P 449
Plures, 158; S 341
PluribuB, P 793
Pluiimis, M 83
Pluris, P 469
Plus, A 257, 584; F 123; I

342; N 39; P 222, 696,

713, 716; p. 97, note 2

(bis) ^
Plus minus, P 474
Plusculum, P 468
Plusquam, P 468
Pluueius, P 450
Pluuia, B 191
Poalauentium, P 501
Pocerus, P 545
Pocillus, P 514
Pocula, P 106
Podorem, P 499
Poema, Int: 256; P 488, 509
Poena, P 489

PoesBis, Int. 257
Poeta, G 844 ; P 502
Poetae, P 488
Poet§, D 230
Poetici, P 427
Poeticus, Int. 255
Pol. P 550
Polarchia, A 591
Polenta, P 497
Polentae, 131
Polentam, P 562
Poleo, P 539
Policem, P 550
Poliendos, P 505
Polimita, T 204
Polionima, P 510
Polippus, P 558
PoUtica, P 494
PoUtiB, P 511
PolitissimiB, P 561
PoUtum, P 621
Polix, 441
Polla, P 530
Pollemma, P 549
Pollens, P 529, 551
PoUere, P 522
Pollex, G 481
PoUimus, P 487
Pollinctor, P 512
Pollinis, P 540
Pollis, P 541
Point, G 455
PoUui, T 96
PoUutam, L 301
Pollati, S 630
PoUutuB, F 395
Pollux, A 427 ;P 538
Polum, A 340 ; P 546
Polumnum, P 554
PoluB, P 626

Poma, L64;M60;S476
Pomerium, P 496
Pomi, M 18
Pomorum, M 120
Pomum, Int. 207
Pondus, H 145; T 8

Pone, Int. 292; P 518, 557
Ponebus, P 486
Ponire, P 441
Pons, P 563
Pontiae, P 556
Pontiani, G 433 (bis)
Pontifex, Int. 251 ; A 558
Pontius, Int. 242
Pontufl, N 8
Ponunt, F 342
Ponuntur, A669; 8 479
Popa, P 508
Popauer, P 542
Popellus, P 563
Poplites, A 600; P 652

Populares, L 308
Populatus, P 628
Populi, Int. 265; B 07; C

218, 340, 841
Populornm, A 593
Populum, Int. 36, 180; G

848; E 563; O 277
Populus, Int. 29; A 507; P

448,507,563; U 309
Porcaster, P 520
Porcellus, P 637
Poroopiscis, P 619
Porcos, U 298
Porfyrio, P 517
Porfyrionis, P 498
Porgere, P 548
Porias, P 200
Ponectis, G 210
Porrigunt, G 708, 718
Porro, Q 69
Ponrus, T 210
Porta, G 736 ; S 162
Portae, P 496
Portam, U 6
Portans, B 226
Portant, H 162
Portantur, L 151
Portarum, P 495
Portat, E 344; G 36, 46, 85 ;

S314
Portata, U 69
Portator, A 798; S 202
Portatus, E 269 ; G 44
Port§, I 502
Portenderent. P 492
Portendit, P 490, 627, 536
Portentum, P 513
Portio, P 606
Portione, P 800
Portior, P 484
Portis, A 677
Portitores, L 166; P 483
Portitorum, P 482
Portiunculas, G 676
Portor, U 55, 73
Portum, S 497
Pos, Int. 261

Positio, N 178; 8 132, 366
Positis, I 86
Positisoulo, P 603
Positura, Int. 314
Positus, S 717
Possessam, P 486
Possessio, Int. 56; F 393;

P119; T82
Possessiones, F 411
Possessionum, G 171
Possessor, A 171 ; F 199
Possibilitas, F 33
Possidens, Int. 66
Possidere, T 54

LATIN INDEX. POS — PRA

185

Post, Int. 128, 253, 319, 320;

A 451; B 161; C 914; D

305; P 265, 486, 516, 534,

543, 657 ; T 316
Postcrastinat, P 531
Postea, I 290
Postena, P 504
Posterior, 118; P 860
Posteritas, P 491
Posteritatem, P 774
Postes, B 76
Posthabetam, P 486
Posthabeto, P 493
Posthumus, P 559
Postioia, P 500
Postliminium, P 543
Postmodom, D 61
Postremo, D 285
Postrum, P 547
Posttridie, P 544
Postulata, F 229
Postulaticins, P 555
Postulatur, P 555
Postumus, P 534
Postura, S 567
Potam, U 164
Pote, P 535; U 300
Poten, A 555
Potens, P 529
Potentia, P 121, 198
Potentiam, D 257; U 169
Poterat, A 110
Potes, Q 68
Potescit, D 76
Potest, 127; B 221; 1176,

860, 426, 450; B 30; 8

851; T 112, 279; U 114
Potesta, N 177
Potestas, A 591; D 218; N

200
Potestate, I 298; N 195; S

593
Potiebatur, P 560
Potio, S 351
Potiora, P 525
Potissimmn, P 523
Potitarum, P 524
Potitur, P 532
Potins, S 243
Potuit, Q 47
Potum, C914; N 99
Potus, N 75
Pr , C 433
Practica, P 669
Prae, P 255, 605, 798, 799
Praebens, P 714
Praecedit, A 645
Praecellerat, P 726
Praeceps, P 370, 730, 805,

819
Praecepta, P 385

Praecepto, D 288
Praeceptor, D 257
Praecinctoria, M 323
Praecipita, P 630
Praecipitat, P 629, 722
Praecipites, P 649
Praecisis, S 680
Praecissorum, A 879
Praedara, A 498; B 62
Praeclaro, D 114
Praeclarum, I 436; B 131
Praeconio, P767; U 264
Praeconinm, P 584
Praeoordia, E 466; P 677
Praeda, T 271
Praedarius, P 621
Praedes, P 663
Praedia, F 411
Praediarins, P 714
Praedicat, P 728
Praedicatio, P 584
Praedicatione, S 347
Praedicit, U 1
Praedicor, T 131
Praediuina, P 587
Praedium, H 80; P 744
Praedixit, D 188
Praedo, B 29
Praedoctis, P 601
Praeeminet, P 396
Praeest, O 189; U 139
Praefaricator, P 631
Praefatio, P 625, 656, 745
Praefectae, P 616
Praefecti, Q 28
Praefectus, P 678
Praeficat, P 797
Praegustaret, P 651
Praelata, P 818
Praelati, P 740
Praelecto, P 768, 792
Praelibaret, P 651
Praemia, N 45
Praemisa, P 823
Praemiserit, P 570
Praemulcit, P 716; p. 97,

note 2
Praemulgarit, P 755
Praenimi, P 579
Praeocupatio, A 578
Praeparant, A 210
Praeparatio, Int. 178, 179,

247; E558; P 109
Praeparationes, E 342
Praepites, P 646
Praeponat, P 797
Praepositarae, C 952
Praepositns, P 30
Praepositu[s], T 111
Praeposternm, P 757
Praepropere, T 64

Praeputii, P 695
Praeripit, P 590
Praerogans, P 751
Praerogatiua, P 823
Praerogatur, N 173
Praerupta, P 610
Praeruptns, P 660
Praesaga, P 587
Praesagium, P 586
Praesbyter, Int. 250
Praesedit, P 733
Praesens, F 193 ; P 743
Praesepta, P 750
Praeses, D 371; P 576, 717
Praesidium, P 634, 752
Praesorium, P 739
Praestans, P 820
Praestante, P 636
Praestantior, P 632
Praestantis, P 770
Praestat, C 510; P 736; B

77
Praestigatores, P 729
Praestigia, P 731, 734
Praestigium, P 681, 729
Praesto, P 743
Praestolandum, A 178
Praestolare, P 633
Praestrigiae, P 813
Praestrigium, P 697
Praestringat, P 681
Praestulatur, P 678
Praestulit, P 713
Praesules, P 687
Praesumit, U 301
Praesumtio, P 576, 822
Praesunt, P 687
Praesnra, G 51
Praetenta, P 765
Praeter, P 809 ; U 272
Praeterea, Q 52
Praeterio, O 164
Praetermisa, 167
Praetersorium, P 832
Praetextatus, P 600, 674
Praetiosa, H 98
Praetor, P 620, 678
Praetores, P 810
Praetoriola, P 665
Praetoris, A 499
Praetorium, P 622
Praetum, P 720
Praeueniat, A 582
Praeuenit, P 703
Praeuentus, P 707
Praeuertitur, P 703
Praeuidens, C 583
Praeuideo, P 565
Praeuidere, E 135
Praeuidimus, C 578
Pragma, P 693

186

LATIN INDEX. PRA — PRO

Pragmatica, P 655, 658
Prancatarius, P 715 ; p. 97,

note 2
PrancatiariuB, P 849
Prancatrias, p. 97» note 2
Prasinom, G 77
Prana, H 69
Praue, P 822
Praxeon, P 682
Praxinus, P 666
Preces, £ 505
Precibus, I 392
Precinentes, F 38
Precis, P 709
Preco, R 107
Pregnane, F 274
Premit, P 786
Prendit, C 269
Pres, P 668
Pr^scio, P 565
Pr^stat, G 147
Pretersorim, P 670
Pretienormis, P 809
Pretio, A96; L 181
Pretiosius, Q 30
Pretimn, O 200 (bis); P 261
Prex, P 709
PrexeoB, P 662
Priapus, P 796
Pridem, I 2 ; P 788
Pridie, P 789
Prifeta, P 672
Prifignus, P 675, 677
Prima, C 361; L 3; P 19,

684, 711
Primari, P 758
Primarins, C 66
Prime, U 249
PrimiuirgiuB, P 808
Primo, A 950
Primores, I 218 ; P 758
Primus, P 588, 881
Prinoeps, Int. 278, 280 ; A

374, 727, 746; D 257; N

2; PI, 711; T 203
Principale, A 904
Principalis, P 655
Principatu, A 591
Principatum, A 811 ; M 303 ;

S642
Principatns, A 624, 762
Principes, A 745; S 557
Prineto, P 652
Prinionis, P 704
Priorgeni, A 649
PrisceUi, P 705
Priscos, P 828
Pristina, Q 34
Priuaretur, I 95
Priuata, P 575
Priuigna, P 604

Prinilegarins, P 812

Priuilegio, P 812

Priuilegium, P 575

Priuor, P 762

Pro, A 508; D 280; E 219;
M 181, 309; N 168; P
598, 608, 741, 773 (bis),
800 (bis); 8197,215; Y5

Proagit, P 733

Proauus, A 25; P 671

Probate, C 584

Probati, P 779

Probatio, A 668

Probatum, 1 104; P 781

ProbatuB, £ 377; B 456,
460

Probe, P 640

Probi, P 779

Probitas, P 732

Problesma, P 685

Problesmata, P 780

Probrat, P 760

Probrosa, P 645

Probrosus, P 771

Probrum, P 814

Probum, P 572

Probus, P 611, 787

Procacitas, P 746

Procanas, P 803

Procax, P 571, 585, 724

ProceUa, A 324

Proceres, P 827

Proceritas, P 648

Procerum, P 635

Procerus, P 657

Processit, T 288

Proci, P 727, 806

Procinctu, 1 167

Procliuius, P 769

Proconsul, P 602

Procrastinat, P 661

Procreauit, P 742

Procubuit, P 718

Procul, A357; H3

Proculum, P 691

Proculus, P 712

Procuratio, P 592

Procus, P 676, 817

Prodigium, P 753

Prodigunt, P 639

Prodigus, A 465 ; P 583, 747,
754, 821

Prodimur, P 702

Proditus, D 101

Producers, E 533

Producit, £444; M 316

Producta, A 151

Productalem, P 794

Productio, E 18

ProeUum, N 22; P 660

Profena, P 749

Profanat, P 679
Profecta, P 617
Profecto, P 725
Profectus, P 759, 766
Proferat, E 29
Proferentur, E 30
Profert, P 748
Proferunt, P 736
Proficiens, P 759
Proficisci, B 123
Profiteer, P 589
Profliota, P 706
Profligatis, P 609, 637
Profligauit, P 790
Profligetur, P 830
Profligit. P 623
Profluit, A 269
Profugus, P 580
Profuit, N 168
Profunda, L 59
Profundit, H 19
Profundum, E 277
Profundus, U 43
Profusis, P 596
ProfusuB, D 1; P 583, 738,

834
Progeniem, P 774
Progna, P 710
Prohemium, P 626, 745
Prohibebant, 1 140
Prohibendi, N 76
Prohibens, A 279
Prohibentibufl, I 455
Prohibet, A 767
Prohibitum, I 94
Proiecit, A8; D 28, 247; E

517
Prolatis, D 204
Prolatum, P 785
Prolem, P 775
Proles, P 574
ProHbor, P 815
ProUxa, P 763
Prolixior, 917
Prolongata, P 618
Promaean, P 569
Promamus, P 782
Promaritima, P 599
Promatum, P 694
Promeon, P 591
Prometheus, P 619
Prominet, P 737
Promiscui, E 263
Promiscuis, P 777
Promiserit, P 628
Promisit, S 457
Promittit, A 275, 568 ; D 41 ;

P627; 8 368; U 48
Promontaria, P 638
Promotomm, L 9
Promouerit, £ 128

LATIN INDEX. PRO — PUL

187

Promsit, P 593
Promtior, P 761
Promtuarias, P 804
Promturium, P 802
Promulcet, P 748
Promalgare, P 764
Promnlgarunt, P 696
Promulgit, P 728
Promulserit, P 594
Promunt, P 736
PromuBcidis, P 699
Pronefa, P 793
Pronepote, A 24
Proni, T 174
Pronuba, P 169, 701
Pronus, P 647, 700
Propagare, P 833
Propagatio, P 491
Propago, P 791
Propalam, P 582
Propalantibus, P 831
Propalatnm, P 614
Propatulo, I 418
Prope, C 390, 821, 864; £

164; P366; U 239
Propedien, P 816
Propensior, P 607, 696, 772
Propere, U 287
Propero, P 829
Propicon, P 653
Propietas (for proprietas),

119
Propio, I 467
Proplesma, P 680
Propositio, P 680
PropoBtulata, P 615
Propri, A 442
Propria, M 170; P 675
Proprietas, E 314,318; I 19
Proprium, A 525, 629; G

144; E 319; I 20, 468;

R177
Propropera, P 603
Propter, D 230 ; 60 ; P 564,

719
Propturia, P 801
Propugnacula, P 419
Propugnaculum, P 581, 825
Propulsa, P 616
Prora, P 684
Proritat, P 643
Prorogunt, P 639
Prosa, P 656, 698, 796
Prosapia, P 667 ; S 506
Prosator, P 664
Proscenia, P 673
Proscripsit, P 606
Proscriptoribus, A 856
Prosefanesin, P 668
Prosenatnin, O 261
Prosepion, P 624

Prosequitur, P 776
Prosequor, P 689
ProBodia, Int. 268
Prosomean, P 566
Prospicit, C 286; P 683
Prostat, P 721
Prostibula, P 641, 689
Prostibulo, 1143; L 141
Prostibulum, P 642, 690
Prostituta, P 644
Prostratio, S 490
Prostratus, F 440
Prostrauit, F406; P 641
Protelata, P 618
Protendit, P 778
Proterentem, P 613
Proteri, P 654
Protertum, P 573
Proterunt, P 612
Proteseon, P 567
Protextere, P 783
Protracta, F 407
Protulerit, P 570, 693, 628
Protulit, E 28
Protuplaustum, P 588
Prouehit, P 697
Prouehitur, P 686
Proueho, P 826
Prouentus, P 784
Prouerat, D 133
Prouerbium, P 626
Prouidentia, P 619
Prouidit, E 133
Prouisa, P 780
Prouocant, A 480
Prouocat, E 108; L 97; P

643
Prouocati, C 572
Prouocatus, I 447; P 756
Prouocauit, I 313
Proximae, A 872
Proximi, A 606
Proximos, F 200
Proximus, A 207
Proxineta, P 807
Prudentia, P 627
Pruina, P 669, 723
Prumsit, P 824
Prumtuarium, P 811
Prunas, P 688
Prunus, P 708
Prurigo, P 692
Prydanis, P 627
Psadepaairafa, P 837
PsaUia, P 839
Psalmus, Int. 181
Psalterium, Int. 230; P 836
Pseodoepigrapha, P 835
Psili, Int. 260
Psychi, P 838
Ptoceos, P 840

Ptysones, P 841
Pube, P 876
Puberat, P 879
Pubertas, P 857
Pubes, P 858
Pubetemis, P 864
Pubis, P 863
Pudenda, P 297, 351
Pudentem, P 883
Pudet, P 399
Pudibundem, P 883
Pudicas, S 711
Pudicitia, C 2
Pudor, P 844
Pudoris, B 98
PueUa, P 866
PueUae, S 732
PueUas, L 141
PueUis, G 50

Puer, D171; 1202; P 863
Pueri, P 878
Puerorum, P 268
Puerpera, P 855
Puerperium, P 862, 878
Pugiles, P 864
Pugillares, P 848
Pugillo, 910
Pugillum, P 846
Pugio, P 873
Pugionibus, P 847
Pugit, P 284, 849, 853
Pugna, G98; M 273; Nil,

22,44
*Pugnandi, B 62
Pugnans, A 846
Pugnant, I 262
Pugnat, C288; P 392
Pugnis, P 660
Pugnum, P 846
Pugnus, C 744
Pugula, P 138
Pulcharre, F 416
Pulcher, L 111
Pulchra, A 498
Pulchre, E 65, 143
Pulchris, A 907
Pulchritudo, C 278; D 167
Pulchrum, L 29
Puleium, S 287
Pulenta, P 867
PuUx, P 871

PuUa, P845, 887; T 192
PuUantes, P 884
PuUatas, P 882
Pulleium, P 877
Pullentum, P 874
PuUuiUum, P 866
PuUus, P 886
Pulmones, £ 181
Pulpita, P 852
Pulsus, P 680

188

LATIN INDEX. PUL — QUI

Palueris, A 875
Pnluinar, P 851, 866
PuluiDaria* P 859
Puluifl, R 27 ; S 79
Pumeriom, P 880
PuiniHo, N 88

Panctoi P 865 ; p. 99, note 2
Pnnctum, C 280
PnnotuB, S 519
Pnnica, M 120
Punioam, P 885
Punicum, B 80
Ponitio, D 263
Panitornxn, T 273
Puniait, U 232
Puntus, P 875
PupHca, A 913 ; P 644
Puplicam, P 327, 870
PupUcani, P 870
Puplicare, P 842
Puplicarum, F 168
Puplicas, S 710
Puplioe, A 354, 946; G331;

L225
Puplicetur, U 28
PupUco, F 161. 183 ; I 418
Puplicmn, L 306; M 362;

P 339, 850
Puppis, P 860
Pupulat, P 856
Pura, T 220
Purgam, F 302
Purgare, D 220
Purgata, E 140
Purgatur, E 110
Purificatum, D 79
Puritas, 8 149
Puro, S 673
Pnrporeum, L 129
Purpura, F 139 ; M 329, 352 ;

269
Purpurati, Q 79
Purpurea, T 297
Purulentis, S 583
Purum, Int. 260; S 83
Pus, P 869
PusiUos, P 861
Pusio, P 881
Pussillanimis, C 838
Pustula, P 868
Putabam, B 106
Putamina, P 843
Putando, D 345
PutaB,H127;I600; N 143
Putatiuum, N 154
Putauero, E 310
Puteus, B 69
Puto, E 309
Putrefacta, T 30
l»utrido, T 7
Putridum, P 201

Putu, U 302
Pyramides, P 889
Pyrgras, P 888

Qua, L 151; P 240; Q 1,

79
Quacnmque, Q 17
Quadrangulum, L 124
QnadranguluB, P 59
Quadrans, Q 15
Quadrare, Q 27
Quadratum, A 376
QuadratuB, O 22
Quadripedum, D 357
Quadripertitum, Q 16
Quadris, T 78
Quadrupedum, P 146
Quae, Int. 145; A 70. 349,
598, 695; B 31 (bis),
177, 192; C 497; D 369;
F 240, 360; G 46, 101;
I 320, 388, 460; L 88,
152, 195; M 62; O 158,
219; P 174, 276, 426,
641;B27, 260; 8 30, 66;
U 141, 163
Quae (for qua), C 879
Quaeoumque, A 704
Quaedam, G 129; I 117; P

377; Q 6
Quaerela, Q 29
Quaerella, Q8
Quaerelus, Q 8
Quaeremoniae, Q 36
Quaeremonifi, Q 29
QuaeremonuB, Q 7 *

Quaeritat, Q 31
Quaeritur, G 201
Quaerulus, Q 83, 35
Quaesita, Q 34
Quaesitor, Q 14
Quaessionum, E 412
Quaestio, Q 37
Quaestionum, S 420
Quaestiosius, Q 80
QuaestiosuB, Q 32
QuaeBtor, Q 14
Quaestorio, Q 38
Quaestuor, Q 11
Quaestus, L 217
QuaeBtuB est, Q 13
QuaUbet, F 838 ; Q 4
QualitaB, G 612
QualuB, Q 12
Quam, A 110, 257 ; E 245 ;

P713
Quamdiu, D 344, 380
Quamuis, Q 8
Quanam, Q 26
Quando, D 172, 292; E 194;
S 66, 654

Quanquam, Q 9
Quantisper, Q 18
QuantociuB, Q 25
Quantulum, Q 2
Quaque, Q 6, 21
Quare, Q 57, 78

Quarta, A568;Q15;T85

Quartana, A 668

Quaa, B47;P168

QuaBdam, Q 10

Quasi, Int. 56 ; A 25, 168,
627; B 124; G 127,276;
D806; E 44,181, 281 ;P
106; G 2,38,71; H7; I
49, 509; L 8; M 179; N
178; 89, 116; P 432,
699, 711; K 249; S 102,
285, 417 (bis); T 296,
822 ;U 302

; Quasilum, Q 22

Quassat, Q 23

Quasum, Q 20

Quatenus, Q 1

Quatere, Q 5

Quaterna, A 376

Quatemio, Q 19

Quatitur, Q 24

Quauis, Q 4

Que, A 728, 916; P 643 ; S 35

QuQdam, Q 21

Quern, G 912; D 23; P 260;
R37

Querella, Q 7

QueruHs, D 64

Questione, I 332

Questo, Q 38

QuQstores, Q 28

Queue, A 204, 881

Qui, Int. 173, 200; A 24, 33.
96, 150, 170, 375, 383,
392, 426, 477, 499, 627,
556, 818, 821, 823, 886,
887, 888, 906; B 16, 46,
107, 120, 122, 161, 161;
G 20, 43, 171, 181, 185,
206, 218, 220, 308, 340,
396, 426, 433, 751, 763,
754, 808, 848, 912; D
107, 111, 261, 305, 311,
312, 375; E 41, 136, 172,
176,209,246, 267, 496; F
76, 77, 78, 82, 180, 414;
G 39, 60, 69; H 41, 64,
152; I 118, 360,392,477;
L 2, 17, 141, 179, 202.
217,228,246, 280; M 64,
96, 181, 216, 231, 266,
267, 346; N 39; O 7,
12, 125, 127, 189. 267,
266; P 231, 327,331,343,
367, 368, 369, 392, 447,

LATIN INDEX. QUI — REC

481, 643, 633. 687, 712,

Quocumque, Q 74. 76

9

772, 812, 8M, 870; Q

Quod. A 91, 168. 518,

941,

.t. 364

38, 48, 61; B 39, 127,

950, 968: B 65, 94,

190;

0, R3

169, 190 ; 8 93, 230, 296,

C 267, 819. 477. 844; D

;i

314. 326, 360, 390, 428,

lis, 119; E 8, 221,

361,

S2. 148

466, 666, 633. 660; T 104,

262; F 368, 359;

27.

^^tii.,, 1 ui;7

111, 113, 176. 221, 370.

101; H 138. 143; I 176,

327; V 24, 32, 45, 88,

380, 381, 426; X US;

Raptim, R 6

126, 139, 303

230; P 28, 373,488.

660.

RbbUb, H 30

Quia. C 623, 932, 939; D

681, 696, 880; Q 46 (bis),

Raster, R 9

292; F 124; I. 168, 2M;

56,68; B30, 39. 84

127.

Bastros, E 19

M336

3,';7: 8 101,116,341,

617;

Bastrom, Int. 373

QuibuB. A 712; C 736; F

T 226, 237, 279; U

140,

Rata, K 14

20; H 140, 148; 1198; L

178, 199; p. 82. note

2

Rati, R 18

13; M 182; P 481, 495.

Qaodam.C844;a47

Ratio,A666,593, 838, 875;

577, 689: Q 73; R 101

Quodlibet. N 102

C 12; E 38e;L 367; P

Qaioquid,G36;P396;U114

Qnodoumqne, E 386

171

Qaicnmqua, Q 73

Quominus, S 317

Rationales, L 354

Qaomodo, N166; P168;Q

Bationalis, P 659

Quid. A 461 ; M 15 ; Q 39,

20

Rationato, B 15

56, 67, 58. 69 (bia) ; U

Qnonam. Q 77

Batioue, B136;013;Q1

274 (bia)

Rationem, P 453

Qoidam, Int. 145; A 681;

Quorsmn,Q76

RaUones, F 160

P334

Qnonun, C 331

Ratiomfl,D 378; P 381; R

Qaidem, E 265. 368

Qnofl. C 372

13

Qnidpiam, Q 41

Quot, F 114

RatiB, A441;R3S

Qnidque. Q 73

Qnotucnique, Q 80

Batiunonlas, R 13

Quidqaid, A 847

Qmw, Q 78

Ratnin, N67;R3, 8

Quiea, 281, 390; Q 64

Qunnia, Q 79

Batus, R 6, 21

Quietndo, Q 62

Rauca, B 20

Quietus, 291

Rabbi. Int. 267

Rb,F338

Qoin, Q 39, 43, 44, 46, 48.

Rabies, R 16

Reatum, B 113

52, 66, 61

Rabula, U 20

Bebantur. B 76

Quinici, Q 42

Rabulns, B 12

Bebeoca, Int. 268

QuinoB, Q 65

aacemtiB, R 4

Beboabant, R 305

Radia, Int. 272

Reboat, R 88

BadBtnr, R 27

Rebus, A 393; S 630; T 143

Radei, G 253

QuiDquBDernia, Q 50

Radi, R 30

RecBde, E 460

Quinqaennftlitas, Q 67

Radioes, C 174

Recedebant, S 446

Quintilifl, Q 33

Hadicitns, E 287

Reoedo, N 196

QuintuB, Q 70

Radieum. B 661

ReoBnsus, B 110

QoLppe. Q 61. 60

Radio, R 31

RecentdbuB, P 54

Quippiam, Q 63

Radius, B 11

Radii, C 39; S 496

Qoiril, A 597

RoguBl, Int. 266

QairiteB. Q 54

Bfthel, Int. 269

Beoeptum, A 273

Quia..., Q 40

Becertatot. A 601

Qnia, Int. 213; 1198 ;P 265,

Rami, S 35, 449

BeoeBSio, A 696

800; Q 46, 68, 72

Hamis, B 303

ReoBBsam, R 99

Bamnsta. B 25

Beeeaaua. C295;R70

Quiapiam, Q 40

BamuQE, B 33. 24

Beoidimua, D 166

QuiBque, Q 39

Bamorum, T 56

Recidit, D 68

Quiaqnilia, Q 71

Ramus, P 362 ; R 4, 34

Recipiet, P 543

Qniequiliae, Q 46

Rana, R 239

Beciprooat, B 144

Quiaquilius, Q 59

Ranoet. S 23

Reoiprooato, B 68

Quioit, Q 47

Ranoidia, R 10

Reoiptooatu, B 169

Qao,A308,34G;C274,496,

Rancidum, B 23

Baoiprooatur, B 39

804,964; B1I4; E 145;

Ranoot. R 17

Reciprocifl. B 116

I 88. 117,461; P 413; S

Raadum, B 36

ReciBuni. B 128

56,351; T357;U159

Rapaces, S 316

190

LATIN IXDEX. REC — REP

Beclamat, R 89
Reclinate, R 68
ReoUnes, R 69
Reclosnm, R 47
Reoognitus, R 110
ReooUt, R 155
Reoonditam, A 73
Reconsiderat) R 140
Recordari, G 559
RecordatuB, E 153
Recreare, R 36
Recreatas, F261;R41
Rectissimiun, G 552
Rectitado, R 188
Rectius, D 40

Rectus, G 75 ; M 243 ; R 156
Recnla, R 97
Recumbebatnr, T 259
Recaperatis, R 153
Recassasset) D 73
Recnsaat, A86;R154
Recassanere, D 208
Reda, F 201
Redarguit, R 138, 159
Reddere, D150;.R132
Reddet, R 108
Redditnr, E 338
Reddunt, R 147
Redibere, R 40, 129
Redibet, R 108
Redigitor, A346; R 160
Redimicola, R 101, 124
Redimitufi, R 52
Redire, R 84
Redit, R 100, 127
Reditus, R 82, 84, 90
Rediaa» R 122
Rediaiaoxn, R 126
Rediuiuus, R 127
Redius, R 107
Redolent, R 147
Redolentes, H 28
Redoles, R 158
Redolit, R 133
Redoluit, R 94
Reducat, R 144
Reduces, R 79
Redundat, R 125
Refecit, F 278
Refectorium, G 318
Refellere, R 55
RefeUo, R 136
RefeUor, R 135
Refert, F124; R 77
Refertisaimum, R 157
Refertum, R 120
Reficiendis, M 373
Refluit, R 125
Refocilatus, R 41
Refontat, R 115
Refouendi, R 152

Refricare, R 114
Refirigerat, F 313
Refrigerium, A 621
Refugere, A 520
Refugu, A 846
Refugium, R 56; S 651
Refulgent!, R 171
Refutant, R 145
Refutare, A37; R 55
Refutat, A 51 ; R 48
Refato, R 136
Regale, S 518
Regalibus, A 943
RegaUs, G 888; D 98, 221;

M 329; S 152, 153
Regalium, B 205
Regat, U 199
Rege, T 354
Regens, A 390
Regere, M 290
Reges, L 299
Regesta, R 137
Reget, M 64
Regia, G 209; L 139, 342; T

36, 297
Regiae, R 76
Regiis, A 921
Regimonium, R 104
R^a, B 43
Regin^, E 409
Regione, O 243
Regiones, M 145
Regit, M 158
Regitur, A 377
Regius, R 32
Regni, E 409
Regnum, A 7
Regor, R 92
Regula, Int. 60; N 142
Regulam, P 809
Regularum, G 72
Regulus, B 32
Regum, B 1; M 99
Rei, P 403, 435
Beinclinat, E 356
Relata, R 137
Relatio, R 117
Relatu, R 65
Relegatus, R 37, 74
Relegiones, G 299
Relegiosissimus, S 622
ReUcet, I 49
Religationes, R 149
Religauit, R 43
Relinquere, A 543
Reliqua, R 166
ReUquid, L 241
Reliquum, P 28
Relisdua, R 166
Reluctat, O 55
Reluere, R 42

Rem, P 510, 870; S 292 (bis)

Rema, R 51

Remanens,' Int. 128, 253,

319, 320
Remanet, I 461
Remeans, R 119
Remeo, R 119
Remes, R 142
Remex, R 73
Remi, T 193
Remigator, R 142
Remordit, R 146
Remota, R 71
Remotio, A 596
Remotis, I 99, 440
Remotius, R 113
Remotum, A 74
Remotus, A 30
Remouit, A 80; R 123
Rempha, R 64
Remugit, R 89
Remunerationes, M 331
Renatum, R 126
Renidet, R 50
Renis, R 121
Renitenti, R 171
Renitet, O 55
Renitite, R 53
Renium, G 58
Rennuunt, R 145
Renooenon, R 105
Renones, R 83
RenunculuB, R 33
Reor, R 49
Reorum, D 263; P 275;

p. 91, note 2
Repagula, R 80
RepandialiU, R 66
Repatriat, R 100
Repedans, R 167
Repellebat, A 733
RepeUere, A37; R 46
RepelUt, L 276; R 115
Repelluntur, R 163
Rependere, R 132
Repens, R 102, 141
Repensare, R 132
Repentina, I 484
Repertores, H 18
Repetit, U 266
Repetitio, T 14
Repetitionem, A 628
Replent, D 246
Repleta, G 743
Repletas, G 614
Repletum, R 120
Repletus, G 575
Reponile, R 168
Reponuntur, A 741
Reposio, B 101
Repositio, A 662

LATIN INDEX. REP — RUB

191

Beprehensio, S 599
Bepresentare, B 129
Beprobat, B 48
Beprobata, I 241, 840
Bepsit, B 95
Bepticius, B 67
Bepudiare, B 46
Bepudium, D 233
Bepugola, B 98
Bepulit, E 334
Bepulsam, B 163
Bepunt, B 134
Bequies, Int. 224; F 126;

PlOO
Bequiescendo, B 87
Bequiescont, C 978
Bequire, I 379
Beqnirens, Q 33
Beqairit, G 340
Bere, B 143
Berum, G 361 ; E 244, 261 ;

F168;G38; M 137, 139,

141; S249
Bes, A 669, 704; E 70, 204;

F 360; G 43; I 155; L

187; M 23, 62; N 35;

158;P297, 445, 725
Bescisoere, B 93
Beserat, B 72
Beses, B 59, 81
Besides, B 81, 87
Besina, G437; B 57
Besipiscit, B 44
Besipit, B 45, 140
Besiscas, B 86
Besistenis, O 17
Besistit, O 55
Besolaere, B 42
Besoloit, F 80
Besoloitur, F 46
Besoluta, B 91
Besonabant, B 205
Besonant, P 422
Besonare, B 168
Besonat, B 38, 88
BespectuB, B 164
BesperBum, B 150
Beapondit, B 78
Besponsio, Int. 30
Besponsiun, £ 338; O 241
Bespuplica, B 60
Bespuunt, B 151
Bessa, B 91
Bestat, P 28 ; S 656
Besoltaret, B 63
Besultet, B 38
Besupinus, A 152
Besorectione, T 207
Besurrectio, Int. 106
Besurrectionem, A 652
Bete, G531; P 155

Betentare, B 34
Betentari, B 54
Bethorem, B 131
Bethorica, B 62
Bethorridus, B 85
Betia, A 589 ; G 154 ; F 422
Betica, B 111
Beticoit, B 130
Betinere, I441;B40, 54
Retiancalas, B 170
Betorridus, B 109
Betorto, B 118
Betortnm, B 113*
Betraxit, D 115
Betro, E 282; S 148
Betundit, M 356
Beuectus, B 162
Benelatio, Int. 21
Beuelationem, A 688; S 725
Beuelatas, B162'
BeueUit, B 123, 161
Beuera, B 165
Beaerant, B 148
Benersa, B 90
Beaersns, P 543
Beuertens, B 167
Beoiam, B 106
Benincor, B 135
Beum, A 653
Beuma, B 58
Beaocabo, G 384, 394
Beaocat, F 155
Beuocatis, B 153
Beuocatur, B 160
Beuocilandi, B 152
Benolnere, B 114
Beustus, B 35
Beuulsus, B 139
Bex, Int. 209; A 122, 344;

B 15; I 331; M 272
Bexenteseon, B 61
Rictura, R 187, 189
Bictus. B 174
Bidendo, 1 144
Bidet, G 2
Ridigus, R 173
Ridimicolae, R 186
Rien, R 178
Rigentia, R 192
Rigidus, G 141; M 260, 291
Rigor, P 723 ; R 188, 197
Rigore, R 185
Rima, R 179
Rimanti, R 172
Rimaretur, R 184
Rimaris, R 198
Rimatio, B 176
Bimatur, R 196
Rimosa, R 175
Ringitur, R 182
Rinoceres, R 181

Rinocoruris, R 177

Ripa, A 149

Ripariolas, B 195

Bisos, Int. 157; G 35; P 472

Bite, B 194

Bithmus, Int. 274; B 180

Bitibus, B 183

Bitu, B 193

Bitus, G 297

Biuales, B 190

Biualis, P355; B 191

Biui, A850; B191; S 316

Biuo, A 527

Bixa, I 518

Boboam, Int. 265

Bobor, G 39 ; B 206, 207

Bobores, B 210

Bobustus, Int. 175, 177

Bodinope, B 202

Boditur, B 211

Bogus, R 215

Roma, Int. 276; A 353, 831 ;

P364
Romam, M 114
Romana, P 416
Romane, O 262
Romani, Int. 275 ; Q 54
Romanis, D 15; R 203
Romanonim, B 76; I 328
Romanns, P 448
Romuli, R 25
Romnlide, R 203
Bore, B 212
Bosa, T 104
Roscida, R 212
Roscido, B 213
Boscidum, B 200
Roscinia, A121; R 201
Rosea, L 300
Roseum, P 384
Rosina, B 191
Rosinosus, B 194
Rostra, P 481; R 199
Rostratum, R 208
Rostri, R 214
Rostris, P 741 ; R 209
Rostrum, R 204, 211
Rota, A 355, 567 ; G 105
Rotae, T 337
Rotas, G 92 ; P 481
Roti, T 249
Rotnum, R 216
Rotunda, p. 87, note 1
Rotundae, S 442
Rotundat, G 107
Rotundi, T 61
Rotunditas, G 110
Rotuuditate, T 204
Rotundum, G 133; T 74
Rotundus, A 443; G 126
Ruben, Int. 270

192

LATIN INDEX. RUB — SAN

Ruber, B 240
Babeta, B 239
Babenm, F 435; B 244
Babi, A 184
Bubibundus, B 246
Babicare, B 235
Babioundo, C 900
Bobigo, B 236
BubiBca, B 256, 258
Bubios, F 249
Bubor, B 207
Babore, A 501
Babram, B 244
Babum, B 173; B 255
Bacha, Int. 271
Bactat, B 238
Badem, B 249
Badentes, B 221, 232
Buder, B 218
Baderiaa, B 250
Budia,B222
Badimenta, B 217 ; T 183
Badis, N 100; B 233
Bndos, B 257
Boenis, C 322
Baere, G 712
Buerant, G 589
Bofeus, Int. 104
Bafom, B202; B 224
Bufas, Int. 102; B 46
Bogitas, B 248
Bngosa, G 37
Buit, D 67
Bxunex, B 234
Bumigat, B 228, 241
Bnmigerantur, B 230
Bumigerulns, B 220, 226
Bmnigermn, B 247
Bmninat, B 241
Bomore, B 230
Bnmorem, A 248
Bnmoris, B 220
Bumphea, B 229
Bumur, B 242
Bnncina, B 231
Bnpem, B 237
Bupibus, B 251
Bupit, M 96
Bupta, Int. 87
Buptis, G 21
Buptum, S 111
Bupolsi, E 115
Bnra, B 254
Bure, E281; B 252
Ruribus, B 225
Barigenus, B 252, 260
Buris, B 243
Ruras, R 227
Rus, R 243
Rnscidnm, R 253
Ruscus, R 245

Raseam, P 15

Rosticana, A 847

Rostici, B 219 ; E97;F421;

GlOl
Rasticioris, H 84
Rustioitas, I 326
Rnstioos, A 385
Rastioos, A 76, 788
Rnsolembo, R 259
Rntilare, R 235
Rutilom, R 219
RntaU, R 223

Saba, S 102

Sabaoth, Int. 282 ; S 54

Sabbastio, A 914

Sabiat, S 38

Sabiator, S 81

Sablo, H40; S 10

Sabonca, S 39

Saborra, S 17, 66

Sacella, S 26

Saoello, Int. 279

Saoellonim, S 46

Sacellum, M 89

Saoer, F 152 ; S 27

Saoerdo-, Int. 110

Saoerdos, Int. 250; F 242;

P30
Sacerdotale, E 274 ; I 43
Saoerdotalis, F 192
Sacerdotes, E 97; H 140;

L317
SaoerdotibuB, F 221
Saoerdotnm, I 425
Sacra, G 296, 672; I 265; L

336; P361; 8 26,71,106,

107, 681
Saorae, M 206
Sacraiinm, A 4
Sacrifioa, D 191
Sacrificantibas, S 97
Sacrificare, L 190
Sacrifioarent, A 194
Sacrificat, A 818
Sacrificatur, L 13
Sacrificatnrus, T 349
Sacrificauit, L 206
Sacrificia, O 151
Saorificiomm, G 297
Saorificium, Int. 129, 150
Sacrificolis, S 97
Sacrilegus, S 109
Sacrorum, G 299
Sacrum, I 27; M 218; P

554; S37
Saduoei, Int. 297
Saeculi, Int. 122
Saeculum, A 341
Saepis, S 4
Saeuitia, S 11

Saeuo, P400; 8 33
Saeunm, p. 95, note 3
Saga, 8 94
Sagax, S 1, 7. 41
Saginabant, S 68
Sagita, E 491
Sagitarius, A 758
Sagitta, E 408
Sagittae, S 481
Sagma, H 152
Sagmari, H 152
Sagulum, S 60
Sagum, L 105
Salamandra, S 47, 73
Salamon, Int. 301
Salaris, 8 75, 353
Salebra, S 25
Salebrae, 8 16
SalebroBus, 8 15
SaUbaribus, S 44
SaUbus, 8 101
Salioes, 8 65, 93
Salicis, A 515
Salicta, 8 65
Saliendo, I 424
Salitum, 8 21
Saliunoa, S 78
Saliancus, 8 93
SaUz, 8 40
Salmentum, 8 101
Salomon, Int. 283
Salpica, 8 100
Salpicum, S 42
Salsa, 8 86
Salsilago, 8 77
Salsum, 8 30
Saltatio, G 362, 365
Saltator, 8 50
Saltatores, H 95
Saltatorius, E 415
Saltim, 8 29
SaltuB, P852; 8 36
Saltuum, S 128
Saluator, Int. 161, 165, 167,

236; 275
Salui, 8 6

Saluifica, Int. 232; O 277
Saluite, 8 6
Salum, 8 59, 85
Salufl, Int. 108^ 109, 176 ; R

158
Salutant, U 52
Salutatio, H 12
Saluus, 8 381
Samaritan!, Int. 305
Sambucus, S 50, 55, 58
Samia, 8 79
Samson, Int. 291; S 52
Sancire, 8 12
Sanciri, S 8
Sanota, A381, 498; P850

LATIN INDEX. SAN — SCO

193

Sanctae, A 880
Sanoti, A 508
Sanctitas, P 782
Sanctum, 1436; S 87
Sanotus, p. l(bis) ; Int. 11,

225; F126; M 176
Sandalia, S 76
Sandaliam, S 57
Sandix, S 70, 103
Sangit, S 23, 89
Sanguilentus, G 895
Sanguine, M 84
Sangninem, Int. 841; D 3
Sanguinis, C 516; D 3; I

75; S 80, 63, 82,83; T 12
Sanguis, F 236
Sanguissnga, H 75
Sani, U 42
Sanies, S 30
Sanitate, S 408
Sanus, H 4(bi8) ; U 59
Sanxit, S 28
Sapiens, S 329
Sapientes, S 13
Sapientia,A654; S 380
Sapit, N 39
Saporem, G 704
Saporis, C 982
Saraballa, S 74
Sarabare, S 96
Sarcinatum, S 19, 53
Saroio, S 51
Sarcitum, S 32
Sarcofago, S 45
Sarculum, S 20
Sardas, S 72
Sardinas, S 64
Sardius, S 83
Sardonix, S 82
Sardus, S 99
Sarga, S 95
Sarge, S 80
Sariat, S 84
Sarisae, S 48
Sannenta, M 5
Sarmentum, S 85, 43
Samus, S 108
Sarra, Int. 280
Sarrai, Int. 278
Sartatecta, a22
Sartago, S 18
Sartum, S 24
Sat, S 88
Sata, S 49
Satagit, S 61
Satanan, Int. 285
Sategi, S 5
Satellites, S 31
Satiare, S 104
Satio, A 213, 620
Sationis, S 62

C.G.

Satis, G 305; E 50; P 96,

640; B 85, 94, 138 ; S 14,

88; T69
Satisdatio, S 91
Satisfacere, D 152
Satius, S 69
Sator, S 9
Satrapae, S 34
Satrapas, S 18
Satur, S 87
Saturi, S 87
Saturitas, Int. 112
Saturni, B 63; p. 87, note 1
Satumia, S 105
Sauciatus, S 67
Sauoius, S 3
Saulus, Int. 284
Saures, S 2, 98
Sauromate, S 92
Saxa, G 234, 909; F 260;

H 62 ; S 155, 158
Saxea, S 56
Saxi, G 376
Saxit, S 90
Saxum, A 306; B 237; S

485
Scabelli, E 420
Soabellum, S 113
Soabiosi, U 315
Scabiosis, P 704
Scabri, S 174
Scabrida, S 196
Scabro, S 204
Scabrum, S 160
Scafus, S 206
Scalmus, S 182
Scalpellum, S 115, 143
Scalpio, S 194
Soalpo, S 234
Soalpro, S 136
Scalprum, S 121, 125
Scalpula, S 187
Scamma, S 126, 643
Scammatum, S 114
Scande, S 208
Scandit, S 189
Scansio, S 130
Scapha, S 191
Scaphnm, S 188
Scapulare, E 247
Scara, S 173
Scarabeus, S 151
Soarioth, Int. 306
Scarpinat, S 142
Scasa, S 178
Scatens, S 167
Scatet, ^ 216
Soaturit, S 150
Scaurosus, S 184
Scaurus, S 148
Scea, S 162

Soeda, S 183
Scedulae, S 161
Sceleratas, A 695
Scelerato, N 92
Sceleratus, N 56; P 434
Scelesta, F 488
Scelus, G 239, 570 ; F 56
Soema, G 461 ; H 120 ; S 120,

545
Scena, O 220, 287; S 133,

180
Scenici, H95; L 288
Scenis, S 205
Scenographia, S 124
Scenopagia, S 135
Scenopegia, S 119, 207
Sceptor, S 122
Sceptra, S 131
Sceptrum, S 152
Soeua, S 139
Soeuitas, S 198
Sceuum, S 203
Scident, I 231
Scienioes, S 185
Scientia, A 50
Scientibus, S 388
Scientie, G 366
Scienti§, Int. 54
Scilicet, 146; Q3
Scilla, S 110, 168, 176, 177
Scina, S 137
Scindat, G 884
ScinduUs, S 179
Scintella, S 192
Sciphus, S 190
Scipiones, S 138
Scire, B 93
Sciro (?), D 298
Scirpea, S 141, 186
Scirra, S 170
Scisca, Int. 307
Scismum, S 111
Scisurae, G 413
Scit, N 125
Scita, S 127
Scitalus, S 195
Scitat, P 478
Scitum, S 164
Scitus, S 132
Sciui, S 199
Sciunt, N 169
Scius, E 549; S 159
Sclabrum, S 233
Sclactarius, S 202
Scluptae, G642; T 148
Scluptor, M 168
Scniphes, S 175
Scobet, S 147
Scola, L271; S 201
Scolis, P 794
Scolonia, S 112

13

194

LATIN INDEX. SCO — SEP

Soopa, S 123

Soopant, U 182

Scopon, S 149

SoopuU, S 155

Soopnlas, S 110

Scordiscmn, S 153, 154

Scorelus, S 166

Scoria, S 163

Scortator, S 156

Scorteas, A 836

Scotomatious, S 134

Scpnpta, A 622

Scriba, S 200

Soribere, I 349

Scribit, A 556; G 803; H

119; S 145
Soribtis, A 793
Soribnnt, L 246 ; P 488
Scripsenint, L 204; T 291
Scripta,C 18; F 209; P 835;

S127
Scripter, S 124
Scriptio, G 975
Scriptis, G228; P 475
Scriptitat, S 145
Scriptor, M 212
Scriptum, C91; P 240
Scriptura, A 381; G 883,

896; E243; H 189
Soripalam, S 197
Sorobee, S 171
Scrobibus, S 117, 181
Scrobis, S 193
Scrofa, S 172
Soropea, S 158
Scrapulator, S 157
Scmpulosiores, S 144
Scrupulum, S 169
Scrupalus, S 140
Scrutantur, S 116
Scmtaretnr, B 184
Scrntaris, B 198
Scrutatores, A 718
Scrutatur, B 196
Scrutinium, S 116
Scualore, P 269
Scuporum, S 235
SouriHs, £ 487
Scuriora, S 118
Scurra, S 146, 165
Scnta, A 581, 613
Scutis, U 246
Scutum, C 274, 291 ; P 8
Scylla, S 129
Scynifes, Int. 286
Se, A 81; G 884; D 15; F

350; I 282; P 652, 798

(bis), 800; S 30, 341
Seboim, S 273
Secant, E 276
Secat, B122; M 151

Seoemit, D 815; S 257
Seoessio, S 310
Secessmn, L 85
Secessus, F301; S 228
Seoreta, A 916 ; G 840 ; 1 227 ;

P338
Secreti, S 232
Seoretis, I 99, 440
Secretormn, S 377
Secta,H69; S 210, 422; U

174
Sectae, T 276
Sectans, S 237
Seotare, S 236
Sectator, A 107
Sector, S 239
Secunda, Int. 83
Seonndarmn, I 88
Seound§, D 164
Secondi, P 810
Seoundnm, G 63, 81
Secundus, A 487
Seountur, D23; L 217
Securem, B 132
Securitas, O 290; Q 62
Securins, T 330
Seous, H34; N 164; S 256
Sed, A 451; D 15; L 269;

Q 43; S 243
Sedat, M 224
Sedebant, U 47
Sedecennalem, E 413
Sedecias, Int. 295
Sedent, Q 79
Sedes, Int. 310; E 562; T

233
Sedet, E 562, 568
Sedis, E 563
Sedit, G 181

Seditio, S223, 244; T 843
Seducendo, I 384
Seductio, L 112
Sednlium, S 300
Sednlo, S 262
Segetibus, G 879
Segitem, G 305
Segnities, T 201
Selectns, S 274
SeHnis, S 289
Sella, Int. 296 ; E 366; Q 79 ;

S229
Sem, Int. 290
Semel, P 368
Semen, O 289
Semenstrum, S 285
Semes, D 292
Semetipsum, F 155
Semianimus, S 242
Semicolamneum, G 422
Semicors, S 291, 404
Semidalim, S 275

Semigar, Int. 802
Semigelato, S 265
Seminat, S 84, 245
Seminauit, S 250
Seminis, S 62
Semis, E 169; I 39; S 285,

343
Semispatium, S 214
Semita, G 104
Semioiuus, S 242
Semper, P 369; B 84; S 826
Sempiternis, M 283
Senator, F 268
Senatores, A 499; P 139,

163
Senatus, G 64 ; M 47 ; S 259
Sene, S 320
Senecen, S 278
Senectns, S 290
Senente, S 294
Senex, C 19 ; G 145 ; L 282 ;

S301
Senior, G 786 ; S 302
Senodus, S 253
Senon, S 277
Sensim, S 276
Sensu, G 1 ; F 311
Sensam, D 135; F 340; M

70
Sensus, A 634
Senta, S 290, 295
SentensioBus, S 279
Sententia, Int. 263; A 653;

G12
Sententias, D 383; P 300
Sentes, S 217, 263
Senticosa, H 90
Senticosis, S 225, 227
Sentina, S 216
Sentis, S 269
Sentorium, S 296
Sennm, S 258
Seon, S 219
Sepafratis, S 264
Separare, D 124
Separat, D 224, 238 ; M 308
Separatio, Int. 94; D 223,

232
Separatis, S 264, 298
Separatum, D 243; E 371;

S251
SeparatuB, S 274
Separauit, D 163
Sepe, F52;I459;T333
SepeUant, S 297
Sepeliens, P 512
Sepelientes, B 215
Sepelit, O 50
Seperare, D 90
Seperat, S 257
Sepes, S 284

LATIN INDEX. SEP — SIM

195

Sepit, S 262
Seplasimn, S 218
Sepone, S 268
Seponitnr, S 251
Sepositis, S 298
Sepdt, S 209
Septem, A 742
Septemtrio, B 157; G 976
Septemtrionum, A 713
Septisonium, S 281
SeptQB, S 211
Sepalchra, B 204 ; P 889
Sepnlohris, P 426
Sepulchrum, T 339, 350
Sepulcram, B 39
Sepulta, S 212, 409
Sepulto, E 251, 252
Sepultus, C 792; F 368; H

156
Sequester, O 68; S 231, 286
Seqaestra, S 258
Seqauntar, B 37
Seram, P 259
Seraphin, Int. 277
Serarium, Int. 127
Serena, S 177
Sereno, D 114
Serenom, A 949; P 283
Sererent, S 240
Seres, S 230
Seria, S 254
Seriam, S 292
Seriem, S 260

Series, G 868; S 4, 249, 284
Serio, S 266
Serion, S 283
Serit, S 245

Sermo, E 359 ; B 180 ; S 299
Sermonis, L 264
Sermonnm, Int. 87; A 554;

G121
Sero, G 267 ; S 267, 303 ; U

57
Serotinnm, S 213
Serpens, A 590; B 31; G

315, 753; D292; L 115;

N36; S73
Serpentes, G 325; D 365;

H114
Seipenti, S 248
Serpentis, p. 1; B 156; D

292, 368; H 74; S 195
Serpentium, M 67
Seipere, I 300
Serpillum, S 220
Serpit, S 209, 255
Serpolnm, S 287
Serta, S 247
Sertis, S 224, 288
Sertor, S 261
Seruanf, G 912

Semat, S 624
Seruientinm, A 882
Seruit, O 19; S 250
Seraitium, E 346; L 174;

S 222
Seruitus, I 501 ; S 221
Seram, S 272
Seraomm, L 205; S 222
Semum, A 33
Serous, Int. 14, 24; B 72;

L211
Sestertius, S 293
Seta, S 226
Setha, S 282
Seudoteram, P 207
Seueritas, A 928; G 339;

S238
Seuerus, S 241, 271
Seuientibus, F 431
Seuit, S 246
S^uitia, A 166
Seuo, S 268
Seuum, p. 95, note 3
Seuus, A 878; T 240
Sex, G 82; S 215
Sezoiplum, S 270
Sexcuplum, S 215
Sexies, E 360
Sextari, M 255
Sextarii, G 629
Sextarium, G 363
Sextertius, S 280
Sexus, E 263
Si, A 461; D 15; E 310;

S 315, 317, 368(bi8), 427,

676
Siacte, S 679
Siatta sapodimeos, S 347
Sibba, S 319
Sibi, M 181
SibUum, I 520
Sio,A25;H35;I500;S352

(bis)
Sica, S 354
Sioalia, S 339
Sicania, S 312
Sicarius, S 335
Siccat§, F 343
Siooauit, T 202
Siccima, S 331
Siocum, S 691
Sicera, S 350, 351
SiciUa, S 312
Siciliae, T 106
Sioini, Int. 298
Sicofantia, S 367
Sioomoros, S 333
Sicut, Int. 200 ; D 292 ; H

129; M 169; B 32; U 127
Sideralem, Z 6
Sideralia, T 157

Siderum, A828; G 517
Sidoniorum, A 843
Sidus, A 794; 8 323,341
Sifanutunda, 263 ; p. 87,

note 1
Siffa, p. 87, note 1
Siffarunda, p. 87, note 1
SigiUum, S 327
Signa, A 821(bi8) ; O 163 ;

S314; Z2
Sign[a], A 905
Signat, D 227 ; O 16
Signatur, L 234
Signaum, S 362
Signet, N 139
Signifer, S 314
Significant, O 158
Significantia, P 510
Significarent, P 492
Significat, A 161; P 490,

536; T 177; U 232
Signifioatio, T 1
Significatione, M 170
Signior, S 359
Signis, S 306
Signum, P 586; S 327, 441;

U67
Silentium, G 957
Siler, S 360
Silex, p. 91, note 9
SiUqua, S 357
Siliquas, S 334
Sillogismo, Int. 309
Silua, H7;S36;T95
Silnae, L 29
Silu§, Int. 299
Siluester, B 105
Siluestria, D 381
Siluis, B192; G 232
Siluros, S 369
Simbulum, S 373
Simeon, S 330
Simila, S 275, 345
Similabator, -tur, A 320
Similaginem, S 363
Similem, G711; E 187
Similes, L 29 ; S 174
SimiU, L 29; T 23
SimiUs,B209; G903;D13;

F 117; H 166; 1374,508;

M 18 ; P 132, 144
Similiter, A 297
SimiUtudine, H 104; L 3;

P481; S449
SimiUtudinem, B 214; P

463 ; S 722
SimiHtudines, G 642
SimiUtudinis, G 226; T 165
Similitudo, E 205; F 177;

P 88, 626, 685; S 441
Simisti, S 377

13—2

196

LATIN INDEX. SIM — SOB

Simmallis, 8 853

Simon, Int. 292

Simpla, S 348

Simplex, M 129

SimpUci, M 188

Simplidtate, A 847

Sim!il,A464; G 849; 016

Simnlaora, Int. 43

Simnlaomm, P 87

Simnlantes, G 834

Simulatio, H92; S 244

Simulator, Int. 155; S 313

Simnltas, S 364

Simultatis, S 321

Sin, S 727

Sina, S 332

Sinagoga, Int. 300

Sinai, Int. 304

Sinapian, S 338

Sinceritas, M 188

Sincermn, M 144

Sinciput, S 343

Sine, A 56, 140, 167, 501,
591,675; G 79, 337; E 71,
188,196,210,432; F424;
G 165; H 23; I 37, 182,

271, 332, 343, 383, 390,
433, 435; N 129; P 162,
362, 450, 863; B 165; S
121, 307, 320, 374(bi8);
T305

Sinfoniaca, S 361
Singillatim, S 304; T 191;

U193
Singrafa, S 342
Singraphae, S 328
Singula, S 304
Singularis, G 465; M 250,

272, 273
Singulariter, M 109
Singulos, £ 245
Singultat, S 324
Singultus, S 355
Sinifonium, S 346
Sinistra, S 139
Sinnaticum, S 344
Sinnnm, S 356
Sinodus, Int. 288
Sinopede, S 365
Sint, B 161
Sinuosa, S 340

Sinus, G166; S 310, 375,376

Sion, Int. 303

Sipius, S 329

Siriam, I 1

Siricum, B 113, 233

Siriem, G 888

Sirina, S 349

Sirius, S 323

Sirtes, S 316

Sirtim, I 414

Sirtis, S 318

Sisca, S 858

Siser, S 336

Sistit, S 305, 371

Sistitor, S 308

Sisto, S309

Sit, A 29, 78; H 64; P 144

Sitaroium, S 322

Siti, D 292

Sitioulosus, S 325

Sitio, D 292

Sitit, S 325

SitoBus, H 123

Situla, S 387

Situlo, S 311

Situm, S 326

Situs, S 366, 370

Sine, Int. 286 ; A 151 ; G

964; L264; M 65
Sine (for sue), S 681
Siuit, S 372
Smaragdus, S 378
Smus (for sinus), S 379
Sobat, S 431
Soboles, S 392
Sobrinus, S 390
Sobrius, A 35; S 391
Sooous, S 394
Sooer, S 386
Sociatrices, S 895
Societas, S 503
Socii, P 125 ; S 31, 383
Socius, G 695
Socorde, S 291(bis)
Socordia, S 393
Socors, S 404
Socrus, S 385
Sodales, S 383
Sodatus, S 432
Sodes, S 427
Sodolus, S 413
Sodum, S 429
Sofar, S 402
Soffa, S 380
Soffisticis, S 388
SofFonias, Int. 293
Sofisma, S 397, 416
Sol, Int. 291; E298; P 147,

388,485; S 52, 417, 439,

654; T 178
Sola, U 313
Solabor, S 412
Solacia, G 604
Solaoium, S 406
Solamen, S 406
Solaris, D 350
Sole, F 348
Solemnes, E 223, 227
Solemnitas, G 289; S 119
Solentia, S 382
Solere, S 431

Soleris, S 424

Solers, S 887, 389

Solet, B 84

Solida, A 865; S 410

Solidatum, F 430

SoUdauit, S 411

SoUdo. G 126

SoUdos, P 387

SoUdum, N 175 ; S 403

SoUs, A875; E 14; F 130;

H66
Solisequia, S 396
Sollemnis, Int. 9, 16
SoUioita, E 361
SoUidtare, S 437
Sollicitat, A 638; E 552; S

401
SoUicitator, S 157
SoUidti, S 703
SoUicitioris, S 608
SolUcito, S 252, 435
SoUicitudo, G 937 ; S 169
Sollioitum, E 382
Sollicitus, P 308
Solstitium, S 417
Soluat, S 436
Soluere, I 251
Solui, E221; 1450
Soluit, P 293
Soluitur, F 225
Solum, G 217; E 496; N

148; S 398
Solutio, G 374
Somnicolosi, S 730
Sonae, S 281
Sonans, T 163
Sonant, G 497
Sonipes, S 405
Sonisactas, S 395
Sonitu, S 418
Sonitus, G456; B 248
Sono, A 56
Sonograues, S 407
Sonores, S 407
Sonorum, S 418
Sons, S 415
Sonum, B60; P 479
Sonus, B 155, 225; G 468,

908; M173; T 251
Sophismatum, S 420
Sophista, S 422
Sophistica, S 421
Sopio, S 399
Sopit, S 384, 414
Sopita, A 65; S 409
Sopitis, S 400
Sopor, S 440
Sorbens, U 263
Sorde, L 260
Sordes, I 232 ; O 256 ; P 353 ;

p. 91, note 2

LATIN INDEX. SOR — STI

197

Sordida, S 118, 295
Sordidatio, G 726
Sordidus, G 24 ; O 15
Sordls, 1 165
Sordiscum, S 419
Soricarius, S 438
Sorix, S 423

Soror, A513;M73;T139
Sorore, I 273; S 390
Sororis, S 430
Sororins, S 430
Sors, Int. 61 ; C 440
Sortem, S 428, 433
Sortilegos, S 434
Sortilegas, S 428
Sortiunt, S 425
Sospis, S 381
Sospitate, S 408
Sone, S 426

Spadi, S 449; p. 109, note 5
SpalagiuB, S 452
Spalagma, S 469
Sparastites, S 467
Spargona, S 465
Sparsim, C 45, 188
Spartnm, S 483
Sparulns, S 480
Spatha, p. 109, note 5
Spatia, I 406
Spatiaretar, S 444, 453
Spatiatur, S 443
Spatinm, A 542, 728; C 183;

I 407; P 496, 880; U 227
Spatula, S 475
Spatulas, S 449
Specie, B 27
Species, A 349, 622; F 85;

L 152, 195 ; N 37 ; P 466;

S623
Specimen, S 441
Speciosa, N 118
Speciosus, E 105
Spectat, A 470; S 455
Spectatus, S 460
Specto, O 198
Specula, Int. 303; I 476; S

462
Speculam, S 402
Specular, P 409
Speculator, E 254
Speculatus, S 456
Speculum, S 461
Specus, S 477
Speleum, S 485
Spelunca, C 881 ; S 477
Spendescit, E 218
Spendidum, B 219
Spendor, A 20
Spendoris, B 131
Sper, S 466
Spera, S 458

Sperans, Int. 174

Spercius, S 482

Speriae, S 442

Spernit, D 199

Spes, I 272

Spiato, S 487

Spicae, N 37

Spicarum, M 167

Spicas, P 481 ; S 39, 450

Spicatum, N 37

Spiciones, S 478

Spioulis, S 454

Spiculum, S 481

Spidis, S 484

Spillos, S 459

Spina, p. 1; A 421; N 119;

S 445, 473, 474
Spinarum, G 192
SpiuQ, B 24
Spinis, D374;S225
Spinosae, S 263
Spinosis, S 227
Spinosum, B 253, 255
Spiramentam, S 486
Spirat, F 241
Spiritus, p. 1; Int. 262, 271;

E 181
Spisauit, G 893
Spissum, D 43
Splendentes, S 489
Splendet, A 484; B 97; N

106
Splendidum, L 182; S 429,

602
Splendidus, N 127
Splendor, E 230; S 441
Splendore, G 333
Splene, S 451
Splenis, S 472
SpolU,E525;M74;0 219;

S 479 ; T 273
Spoliarium, S 479
Spoliat, G 632; U 53
Spolium, A 829
Spoma, S 476
Sponda, S 470, 471
Spondit, A 275
Spongio, P 230
Sponsio, U 2
Sponsus, P 676
Spontane, D 70
Sponte, S448, 672; U 48
Sporta, C 379
Spospondit, S 457
Spretus, S 447
Spumatores, D 312
Spurcia, S 446
Spurius, S 463, 464
Sputaculum, S 468
Sputum, S 468
Squalor, 1 165

Squalores, S 488
Stabula, B 160; S 498, 499
Stabulum, S 512, 649
Stacten, S 546
Staefad brum, p. 92, note 5
StagiUa, S 560
Stagneus, E 209
Stagnum, S 550
Stamen, S 563
Stando, S 499, 537
Stangulat, S 558
Stare, S 417, 510
Statim, A 213, 842 ; E 345,

429; Q 51
Statio, S 497
Statione, D 60
Statuae, D 237
Statuit, D 195
Statuitur, S 305
Statum, G 954
Status, G 612 ; I 256
Steba, P 357; p. 92, note 3
Stebadiorum, p. 92, note 3
Stefad brun, p. 92, note 3
Stefadiorum, p. 92, note 3
Stefanus, Int. 294
Stella, G 932; F 298; U 131
SteUae, H 77 ; S 637
SteUantes, S 489
Stellares, G 932
Stellas, G 886, 977; S 341
Stellatus, S 570
StelUs, A 849
Stemma, S 617, 518, 555
Stenax, S 575
Stercor, B 218
Stercora, Q 59
Stercus, B 257
Sternit, S 568
Stemuntur, G 50; T 282
Stemutatio, S 521
Stertens, S 553
Stes, O 104
Stiba, S 504
Stibadium, p. 92, note 5
Stibium, S 529
Stic, S 564
Stiga, S 676
Stigma, S 519
Stigmata, S 495, 505, 545,

672
StiUo, S 654
StiUum, S 552
Stillatio, S 546
Stilum, S 509
Stilus, G 68
Stimatomm, G 389
Stimulat, A 638; S 608
Stimulatores, I 70
Stimulatrix, I 71
Stinc, S 551

198

LATIN INDEX. STI — SUC

Stipant, S 494
StipatoribuB, S 538
Stipem, S 511
Stipend!, G 756, 793
Stipendia, S 491
Stipendis, O 207
Stipes, H 97 ; S 541
Stipis, S 542
Stipite, L 290
Stipito, S 531
Stipala, S 567
Stipulator, S 368, 493
Stipulifl, A 777
Stiria, S 548
StiriUum, S 523
Stirps, S 496, 506
StoU, P 224
StoUdus, S 500
Stolones, S 561
Stomaohatnr, A 141
Stomacho, B 209
Stomaohmn, S 573
Storax, S 539
Stomas, S 530
Strabns, P 143, 291 ; S 578
Strages, S 490
Stragua, S 514
Stragolat, S 565
Stramen, G 960
Stramete, S 544
Strata, G 104; 264
Strategy, S 557
Strenas, S 524, 569
Strenaa, S 502
Strenue, N43; S 535
Strenuissimns, S 532
Strennus, N 7
Strepitat, S 501
Strepitu, S 534
Strepunt, B 134
Strioa, S 543
Stricta, S 562
Strictis, A 793; S 536
Stridentes, B 221
Stridet, F 332
Striga, S 528
StrigiUum, S 513
StrigiUus, S 674
Strinioi, S 538
Strofanus, S 507
Stroffa, S 520
Stroffia, S 540
StrofFosus, U 130
Stroma, S 522
Stromatum, S 516
Structionum, Y 4
Strnentem, M 78
Struerer, S 525
Strues, S 492, 527
Stnimentum, P 794
Strutio, S 571

Studio, O 197

Stadiose,Nl; B 194

StudiosiuB, 1 171

Stulta, B 30; E 81

Stultatus, S 566

Stulte, B 219

StultissimuB, S 291

Stultitia, G 442 ; 1 419 ; S 393

Stultorum, P 472

StultuB, B 42; H 55; S 500

Stupefaotus, S 559

StuperatuB, S 559

Stupet, T 188

Stupor, I 270

Stupore, A 276

Stuppa, S 515

StuppQ, F 426

Stupram, U 30

Stnprum, S 503, 547

Sturfus, S 577

StumuB, S 526

Sua, D 23; B 37; S 672(bis),

679; U 199
Suadeo, G 294
Suaeder, S 701
Sualdam, S 641
Suarum, F 303
Suasor, G 73
Suasores, L 98
Suauiat, S 670
Suauitas, F 65
Suauitatis, T 175
Sub, Int. 333; L 7; S 593

nt)is), 678(bi8), 678(bi8),

690; T 272
Subacti, S 590
Subactum, S 609
SubactuB, S 611
Subarrata, S 635
Subarratus, O 89
Subarrauit, S 658
Subauditur, A 477 ; B 60
Subcentia, S 612, 677
Subcenturatis, S 653
Subcumbat, S 694
Subdidit, M 4
Subdistinctio, Int. 334
Subdit, S 603
Subdolus, S 626
Suber, S 639
Subergem, S 638
Subfocat, S 667
Subfragator, S 644
Subfragatus, S 680
Subieceris, S 588
Subigerunt, S 597
Subigo, S 689
Subiit, S 616
Subit, S 615, 682
Subitans, B 141
Subito, G 462 ; 3

Subitus, F 258
Subiugati, S 590
Subiugatis, S 699
Sublatorium, Int. 308
SublatUB, E 281
Sublegit, S 707
Sublimis, Int. 275; E 530
Sublimitas, E 532
Sublustris, S 647
Subministrare, S 598
Subministrat, S 618,664,687
Submouit, A 819
Subnigrum, A 714
SubnixuB, S 693
Subpeditat, S 664
Subplaudans, S 581
SubploBa, S 584
Subponit, S 603
Subpositoria, F 400
Subpuratis, S 583
Subrecta, S 610
Subregeres, S 588
Subreptores, E 486
Subrigens, S 613
Subrogate, S 598
Subrogat, S 600
Subrogatus, S 657
Subruat, S 694
Subsannanis, N 16
Subsannat, S 697
Subsciuum, N 147 ; S 645
Subscriptiones, S 328
Subsellia, S 643
Subselliorum, E 415
Subseparatio, Int. 332
Subsequens, S 659
Siibseruat, S 624
Subsicium, S 659
Subsiduum, S 628
Subsidit, D 76
Subsidium, S 594
Substantia, U 296
Substantiae, P 747
Substratum, F 398
Subtalaris, S 708
Subtilem, G 759
SubtiUs, A 205; G 645, 757;

S 345, 626
Subtiliter, G 646
Subtrahere, A 225
Subtrinum, S 623
Subulcus, S 655
Suburbanum, S 628
Succens, S 663
Sucoessus, S 646
Succisum, B 128
Sucouba, P 355
Succubuit, S 596
Succurrit, S 682
Suciata, E 536
Sudni, S 688

LATIN INDEX. SUC — SYR

199

Saoinus, S 633

Suous, 213; S 350

Sodestitiones, S 668

Sadom, P 283; S 602, 691

Suellium, S 706

Sues, F 303

Soesta, S 662

Soffeoit, S 687

Soffeoti, S 630

Snffeotas, S 657

Soffioiant, E 181

Suffioit, S 618

Soffocaoinm, S 698

Sufiragator, S 579

Sufiragatur, S 625

Snffragines, P 552

SufiEraginm, S 580

Soffondit, S 585

Sugere, p. 55', note 3

Soggerit, S 704

Suggit, F 141

SogiUat, S 667

Sogillatio, S 599

SogiUatum, S 586

SugUlaoit, S 661

Sogit, p. 55, note 3

Sogmentam, S 637

Sui, G 804

Suides, S 675

Sois, S 700

Suloatum, B 130

SulciB, S 193

Salons, E 119

Sulforia, S 683

Suliunt, S 674

SnUas, S 634

Sum, 1294; N6

Summa, A 685, 804; C 822,
940; S601; U 58

Summae, I 502

Summam, S 642

Summata, S 671

Summatim, S 617, 627

Summitas, G 102, 163

Sommitatem, A 776

Summum, G 231

Summus, Int. 3; E 103

Sumtos, S 660

Sumtuarius, S 660

Sumtus, U 307

Sumuel, Int. 281

Sunio, S 669

Sunt, Int. 51, 301; A 25,
311, 332, 499, 518 ; B 32,
67, 73, 74,83; G 195,310,
331, 372, 672, 723, 804;
D 63(bis) ; E 62, 557 ; F
20(bis), 98; GlOl; H 2,
149; L 9; M 145, 313;
N 76, 155; P 149, 495,
689, 804; S 218, 281, 681,

705 ; T 104, 225, 272 ; U

3,42
Suntote, S 666
Suntuosus, P 834
Suo, B31;O180;S631
Suotim, S 631
Suouetaurilia, S 681
Super, B 102; E 162; F 304 ;

1 168; P 298, 835; U 132
Supera, S 640
Superagumentum, E 168
Superant, S 695
Superat, E 383; S 656
Superbia, G 565; F 16; S

649
Superbiae, E 304
Snperbientibus, 1 112
Superbis, E 540
Superbum, G 714
Superbus, I 92, 480; M 254
Supercilium, S 649
Supereminet, I 317
Superfluit, E 498
Superhabundans, S 629
Superior, A 634; B 18; M

261
Superiores, A 339
Superius, A 907
Supero, S 686
Superpositio, A 694; E 248
Superrelegiosissimus, S 622
Superruere, I 277
Superscripta, P 835
Superspector, Int. Ill
Superstes, S 620
Superstiti, S 614
SuperstitioBus, S 622
Superuiuo, S 686
Superum, U 150
Suppa, S 556
Supparant, S 650
Suppetium, S 651
Supplantator, Int. 158
Suppleant, S 650
Supplioi, G 51
Supplicis, M 283
Supplioium, N 81
Suppremit, S 654
Supra, D 325; L 64; M 207
Suprema, S 654
Supremi, S 595
Suprimit, S 619
Suptile, E 520
Supuratio, S 709
SuraU 97

SurculuB, Q 71 ; S 587, 591
Surgit, S 676
Surices, S 2, 98
Surum, S 632
Sub, F 274
Suscensere, S 621, 652

Suscenset, S 665
Susoepti, G 464
Susoeptio, E 519;X2
SuBoeptionibus, S 728
SuBoeptor, S 286
SuBoetur, S 607
SuscitanB, E 528
Suspectioris, S 608
SuspectuB, S 592
Suspendentis, p. 1 ; Int.

41
Suspenderat, S 685
Suspensi, S 606, 703
SuBpensum, S 702
SuBpensus, S 636
Suspexit, S 648
Suspicabantur, N 98
Suspicatur, E 521
Suspicio, S 589
Suspioor, G 607
Suspirat, S 692
Sustentatio, S 582
Sustentatur, D 162
Sustentatura, S 582
Sustinent, S 684
SuBtuUt, T 217
SuBum, S 648
SuBurio, S 605
Susurrat, S 604
Sutrinator, S 696
Suum, C 217, 784; E 496
Syllaba, Int. 74, 128, 253,

319, 320, 333
Syllabae, E 18
Syllabarum, E 203
SyUabas, E 203
Syllogismus, S 713
Symbulae, S 731
Symbulum, S 721
Symbulus, Int. 287
Symeon, Int. 289
Symphonia, S 720
SymphoBia, S 716
Sympsalma, S 715
Symtagmateseon, S 726
SynaxeoB, S 729
Syndetus, S 717
Synefactas, S 710
Synesaotas, S 711
Synfosion, S 722
Syngraflfe, S 718
Synisastas, S 730
SynodicuB, S 728
Synodus, S 727
Synonima, S 712
Syntasma, S 723
Syntasmata, S 724
Syntheta, S 719
Sypyegen, S 726
Syrine, S 732
Syrtes, S 714

200

LATIN INDEX. TAB — ^TER

Tabe T 12

Taberna, A 872; C 176, 186 ;

G6, 176; L 43; T 29
Tabemacula, G 175
Tabemacnlomm, I 81; S

119, 124
TabernariuB, C 185; G 8; P

508
Tabemamm, G 187
Tabenrnm, T 18
Tabescit, T 6
Tabetnm, T 22
Tabicon, T 13
Tabida, T 30
Tabo, T 7, 39
Tabuisset, T 26
Tabula, A 499 ; G 879
Tabulae, L 7; P 848
Tabulamen, T 45
Tabulata, T 43
Tabum, S 30
Tabunus, T 20
Taceant, C 94
Tacit, N 126
Tactilus, p. 82, note 2
Taouerunt, C 830
Tacuit, C97;O76;R130
Taculus, T 17
Taddeus, Int. 223
Taenia, T 46
Tagax, T 2, 3
Tait, T 35
Tala, T 44
Talaria, T 37
Talatrus, T 38
Talentum, T 8
Talerem, P 499
Talibus, H 158
TaUo, T 23, 33, 38
Talionem, T 32
Talpa, T 16, 19
Talumbus, T 24
Talus, T 42
Tarn, T 130
Tamen, P857; Q 43
Tandem, A 412; T 10
Tandundem, T 9, 31
Tangere, A 869
Tangi, T 300
Tangit, T 4
Tanta, T 11
Tantalus, Int. 325
Tantane, T 11
Tantas, T 196
Tantidem, T 9
Tantisper, T 27, 28
Tantum, A 261 ; L 202 ; M 11
Tantummodo, D 370
Tapetsa, T 21
Tarda, L 107
Tardantibus, G 961

Tarde, D 231
Tardentium, S 213
Tardior, S 359
Tardus, I 31 ; S 306
Taruoa, T 36
Taureus, F 246
Tauri, H 104
Tauro, S 681
Taurorum, T 226
Taurus, I 506 ; T 40
Tautalogia, T 14
Tautones, T 34
Taxare, I 349
Taxat, T 5
Taxatio, C 171 ; T 1
Tazatione, T 26
Taxauerat, T 41
Taxit, T 4
Taxo, I 508
Taxus, T 15
Te, G884; P 652
Teatris, E 417
Tecta, 8 22,247; T 167
Tecto, T 114
Tectoriatns, T 114
Tectorum, F 389
Teda, F 2
Tedae, T 110, 113
Tediasus, A 637
Tedis, T 48
Tedium, A 165
Tegendo, T 101, 322
Teges, T 101
Tegit, T 126
Tegitur, G 939
Tegorium, T 322
Tegula, T 47
Teguntur, U 110
Tehis, T 128

Tela, A 154; G60; D361
TeU, P 156
Telia, Int. 321
TeUus, S 105 ; T 70
Teloniaris, T 129
Telorum, H 8
Telum, 18; T 89
Temerare, T 67
Temerari, T 96
Temerarius, P 326, 819 ; T 66
Temere, T 64, 130
Temeritas, T 63
Temetum, T 118
Temonibus, T 97
Tempe, T 79, 95
Temperamentum, S 720
Temperantiam, F 315
Temperat, M224; O 14
Temperatus, A 678
Temperiem, T 121
Tempestas, F 263; T 346;
U136

Tempestiuum, T 65
Templa, A 236, 309; D 201
Templi,A270; E27; F78
Templis, P 426
Templo, F 78
Templum, A 846; F 74, 76;

L295; Nil; P8, 48, 851;

p. 87, note 3
Tempora, F 244; H 94
Temporale, G 886
Temporalis, A 624 ; G 883
Temporalium, G 867
Temporamento, I 383
Tempore, E 219, 611; L 269
Temporis, D 302; I 437 ; Q

67
Temporum, 868; M 137,

242
Tempus, Int. 73, 139; A 303,

326; G962;E 219; 1128,

164; L 269; M 149; N

194 ; U 63
Temtat, A 202, 286
Temtatio, Int. 140, 144, 284
Temulentus, T 58, 80
Tenarum, T 106
Tenax, T 62
Teudamus, T 66
Tendit, T 108, 127
Tenebrae, Int. 64; G 367
Tenebras, G904; L 280
Tenebrosa, G 187
Tenebrosi, T 109, 187
Tenelis, T 112
Tenens, P 34
Tenera, P 857
Tenere, L 162
Teneri, T 112

Tenet, A 586 ; G 205 ; D 257
Tenor, 1256; T 107
Tenore, T 99
Tenticum, T 88
Tentigo, T 71
Tentoria, M 63
Tentorium, T 76, 123
Tenuem, E 366
Tenuere, T 54
Tenues, P 168
Tenuis, G 386 ; E 169
Tenuissimi, A 875
Tenus, T 53, 83
Teoricas, P 196
Teotoni, B 83
Terebellus, T 87
Teres, T 74, 100
Teretes, T 61
Teretrum, T 116
Terga, T 60
Tergant, P 673
Tergiuersator, T 51
Tergora, T 60

LATIN INDEX. TER — TON

201

Tergum, T 62
Tergus, T 60
Ten, T 279
Terido, T 120
Terimentum, T 124
Tens, T 86
Teristrum, T 77
Termae, G 74
Terminate S 884
Terminate, T 115
Terminet, T 94
Terminifl, G 595
Terminos, M 126
Terminas, L 201; T 103
Termodum, T 106
Tennofilas, T 91
Terpore, T 92
Terra, A 426, 728, 766; E

182; F 417; H 69; I 86,

138; L 69; O 204; S 77,

106, 398; T 70
Terrae, A372; Gl; U 236
Terram, C 855; H 160; O

125
Terraneum, M 135
Terr§, G 39
Terrena, 1 24
Terrenus, Int. 4, 102
Terribula, T 117
Terrigena, G 90
Terrigenae, T 93
Terris, B 225
Territ, T 132
Territantur, C 879
Territoria, T 72
Territorium, F 412 ; T 57, 82
Terte, Int. 320
Tertia, N176; T 282
Tertiana, T 85
Tertius, A25; P 671
Teruus, T 133
Tes, P 196, 198
Teserois, T 78
Tesmaforia, T 73
Tessera, T 84
Tesserarius, T 111
Testa, T 102
Testamento, L 144
Testamentum, D 254 ; E 129 ;

1347
Testatns, A 631
Testi, P 696
Testicnli, O 239
Testifioatus, T 68
Testimoni, D 111
Testimonia, M 241
Testimonium, Int. 324; E

113; M 101
Testis, A 223 ; C 306 ; G 12 ;

1 120; M 25
Testium, I 271

Tester, T 131
Testu, T 102
Testudo, T 56, 59, 81
Tetaustns, T 122
Teter, T 49
Teterani, T 109
Teterrimus, T 69
Tetragrammaton, P 240
Tetrametron, Int. 318
Tetricus, T 119, 125
Tetrum, T 98
Teutonicum, B 83
Texit, A 537 ; C 182
Teztrinam, T 90
Texnnt, B151; S 230
Texus, T 107
ThadaluB, T 156
Theatri, H 22; L 288; P 673
Theatris, E 104, 487
Theatro, C 8; D 54
Theca, F 66
Theda, T 136
Thedis, T 75
Thema, T 146
Theman, T 149
Theo, P 121
Theodranins, T 145
Theologia, T 137
Theologica, T 143
Theorioa, H 67 ; T 142
Theos, T 134
Thermas, T 140
Thersicorem, T 164
Thesaliae, S 482
Thesaurum, A 364
Thesis, Int. 314
Thessera, T 156
Theus, Int. 152
Thia, T 139
Thiaras, T 147
Thiriacae, T 141
Thitis, T 135
Thola, Int. 312
Tholus, T 153
Thomas, Int. 311
Thorat, Int. 823
Thorax, T 138, 144
Thorociclas, T 148
Thronus, Int. 310
Thus, T 144
Thya, T 151
Thyesteas, T 160
Thymus, T 152
Tiara, T 162
Tiberis, T 354
Tibero, T 354
Tibia, T 176
Tibialis, T 178
Tibias, C 947
Tibicen, T 176
TigUlum, T 184

Tignarius, T 166

Tignum, T 171

Tilares, T 179

TiUa, T 161

TiUo, T 170

Timens, 1 18

Timetur, U 65

Timiamate, T 175

Timore, F355; M 309

Timoris, E 226

Timpana, T 167

Tincti, T 169

Tinctum, 520

Tinniendo, T 185

Tinniens, T 163

Tinnulus, T 186

Tipo, T 182

Tippula, T 181

Tipsina, T 186

Tipum, T 166

Tiro, T 164

Tirocinia, R 217 ; T 183

Tironibus, T 180

Tisifone, T 169

Titania, T 157

Titerani, T 174, 187

Titioa, T 168

Titio, T 160

Titon, T 178

Titubat, U 44

Titubo, L 83

Titulat, T 177

Titule, T 172

Titulum, E 242

Titurus, T 168

Tocoria, T 200

Toereumata, T 104

Toetriymyteo, T 207

Toflfus, T 198

Toga, E 183; L 139; P 116;

T 192, 219, 220, 221, 228,

297
Togatufi, T 219
Togipurium, T 220
Tolentorum, E 331
Toles, T 225
Tollens, Int. 28, 36
Tolleramus, P 323
Tollerata, P 296, 818
Tollere, A 90; D 88; E 126
ToUet, A 86
Tollimus, E 100
ToUit, A 33, 249; E 324;

T 199, 217
ToUuntur, U 298
Tolor, T 211
Tomum, T 208
Tongillatim, T 191
Tonica, T 204
Tonicam, P 499
Tonsa, T 206

202

LATIN INDEX. TON — ^TRU

Tonsi, T 193

Tonus, Int. 315

Topadiorum, T 359

Toparca, T 203

Topazion, T 210

TopuB, T 194

Toraz, T 196, 215

Toicular, G 51

Toreoma, T 214

Tori, T 223, 226

Tormentoram, F 181

Tormentum, L 218

Tomauere, T 285

Tome, T 104

Toroaa, T 227

Torpet, T 188, 197

Torpor, T 201

Torpuit, T 189

Torquent, T 229

Torquentes, N 82

Torqnet, T 213

Torqaetor, B 161

Torrens, T 224

Tonentibos, T 216

Torrer«, T 190

Torreait, T 202

Torta, T 205

Torto, U 76

Tortum, B233; T 212

Tortuosmn, A 657

Torua, T 218

Toruus, T 222

To8, T209

Tosta, U 204

Tot, T 196

Tota, Int. 263; H 139

Totius, A 824

Totum, A 351(bi8); G 166;

H138; L29; U 274
Toxica, L 170
Toy, P 198
Trabea, T 297
Trabibus, L 7
Trabis, T 301
Trabs, T 301
Tractare, S 852
Traotat, E 136
Tractata, T 300
Tractibus, T 311
Tractnm, L 269
Tradat, D 15
Traditio, D 70
Tradaoere, T 269
Tradnctus, T 261
Tradunt, D 117
Tragelaphus, T 295
Tragicus, T 243
Tragoedia, T 263
Tragoediae, T 312
Trahemur, R 7
Trahit,E352; P696;S633

Trahunt, U 132
Traiecit, T 299
Traiectis, T 307
Traiectos, T 280
Traigis, T 315
Trames, H 107
Tramitnm, T 277
Tranant, T 308
Trans, T 242, 293
Transaotis, P 270, 637
Transennt, S 695
Transfert, T 304
Transilitor, I 23
Transitoria, F 415
Transitnm, T 234
Transitus, Int. 244
Translata, M 170
Translaticias, T 270
Translatio, M 139
Translatores, Int. 101
Translatom, L 269
Transmigrationem, 1 196
Transmisit, T 299
Transmntatom, T 234
Transmatetur, T 270
Transnominatio, M 169
Transtrum, T 289
Transaersae, T 277
Transnersas, O 5
Trapizeta, T 275
Trapizetae, G 697
Trapetae, T 238
Trapetis, T 260
Trax, T 246
Tremet, H 49
Tremor, B 60
Tremnlet, U 11
Tremulus, T 287
Trenis, T 274
Trepidaret, N 201
Trepitat, B 7
Treracsy, T 254
Tres, T 248
Tria, T 282, 310
Triauas, A 25
Tribuant, D 376
Tribui, S 8
Tribuit, D377; 8 90
Tribulatio, Int. 10
TribuU, T 306
Tribunales, G 173
TribunaUa, T 245
Tribunus, C 377
Tribas, 1 145 ; S 681 ; T 103,

253, 259
Tributa, P 294; B 82
Tributorum, F 401
Tribnunt, S 425
Tricent, T 317
Triolininm, T 259, 282
Tridens, T 286

Tridentes, G 878
Triennia, T 316
Trieris, T 253
Trietherioa, T 316
Trige, T 272
Trilex, Int. 322
Trimetron, Int. 317
Tripes, T 309
Triplia, T 267
TripUd, T 296
Triplum, Int. 324
Tripodia, T 302
Tripadiantes, T 262
Tripndiare, T 241, 265
Tripudium, T 257
Triquadrum, T 292
Trissisma, Int. 316
Tristatnr, M 192
Triste, A 322 ; F 405
Tristes, T 119
Tristi, A 322
Tristis, U 314
Tristitia, A 586, 632 ; F 144 ;

M196
Trita, T 313
Tritici, S 363
Tritioum, G282: F 86
Tritili, T 279
Tritonia, T 278
Tritor, T 237
Tritorigine, D 78
TrituB, Int. 319 ; T 237
Triuere, T 285
Trinerunt, T 291
Triuis, 1 145
Triom, Int. 317
Triumur, T 294
TriundaU, T 296
Trooheus, Int. 319
Trochus, T 249
Trocleis, T 266
Trodinos, T 276
Trofon, T 256
Troia, 1 47

Troiae, S 162; T 231 (bis)
Troianis, I 51
Troianus, I 53
Tronus, T 233
Tropea, T 264, 273
Tropeum, T 271
Tropicon, T 255
Tropologia, T 244
Tropum, M 274
Tropns, T 230, 251
Trorsns, T 250
Trossnlae, T 252
TrubiduB, T 232
Trucia, T 239
Tracolentus, T 240
Trades, T 303
Tradit, T 235, 283

LATIN INDEX. TKU — ^UBI

203

Tniditor, T 268, 284
Trufnlus, T 288
Traitios, T 314
TruUa, T 290, 298
Truncatus, T 281
Tmnous, T 305
Trursns, T 236
Trutina, T 268
Tratinatum, L 188
Tnix, T 247
Tua, P 168
Tuba, A 334; C 493; L 183,

311; T327
Tobae, G 456, 468
Tabamm, S 42
Tuber, T 326, 832
Tubera, T 318
Tubioen, T 327
Tnbicinator, S 100
Tubicines, A 302, 347, 349 "" ;

G298
Tubis, C 497
Tubo, T 320
Tubolo, T 321
Tudicla, T 328
Tuere, T 341
Tuetur, T 335
Tagariam, T 319, 322
Tulit, D193; P 798, 799
Tamba, C403; T 350
Tumescit, F 270
Tnmida, T 345
Tamidns, B 155
Tumor, T 326
Tumultuat, S 501
Tumultus, T 343
Tumulum, T 339
Tumulus, F 424
Tundendo, E 544
Tundentes, T 333
Tundere, P 393
Tundit, P 133
Tunditautes, T 333
Tunditur, P 412; S 56
Tundo, P 395
Tunica, D 10; S 543
Turba,A62, 101; C 460
Turbati, I 312
Turbatus, C 816
Turbinae, T 337
Turbo, T 342, 346
Turbor, T 340
Turbulentus, T 347
Turdella, T 323
TurduB, T 324
Turgentes, P 884
Turget, T 338
Turificaturus, T 349
Turis, A 97
Turma, T 334
TurmaUs, T 344

Turpe, T 336
Turpia, G 187 ; P 645
Turpis, G643; S 503
Turpisoulum, T 336
Turpiter, G 689
Turpitudinis, A 209
Turris, P 581, 888; T 348
Tub, T 331
Tuscia, L 194
Tuta, T 325
Tutellam, T 329
TutiuB, T 330
Tuum, O 277
Ty, P 198
TyberinuB, T 355
Tybris, T 354
Tylae, T 351
TypBonas, T 357
Tyri, T 352
Tyrsifl, T 353
Tyrsufl, T 366
Tyrus, Int. 313

Ua, Int. 327

Uacoa, B 218 ; U 49

Uaccanalia, U 30

Uaocatnr, U 35

UaoeUat, N 197

UaciUanis, G 49

UaciUat, U 44

UaciUet, U 11

Uacua, E 480

Uacuans, E 479

UacuatuB, O 290

Uaouos, H 60

Uacuum, G 50, 160

Uada, U 50

Uadatur, U 18, 34, 40, 48

Uades, U 17

Uadi, p. 118, note 2

Uadimonia, U 3

tJadimonium, U 2, 14, 29;
p. 118, note 3

Uadis, P 717

Uadit, O 5

Uagat, U 25

Uagatur, U 45

Uagius, U 32

Uaglebat, U 37

Uagurrit, U 25

Uagus, U 45

Ualba, U 5

Ualbas, U 6

Ualde, A 213, 214, 244, 253,
547,597; B 110; D 35,41,
145;E179, 380;F429;I
168, 184, 334; L 282; N
130; O 185; P 290, 350,
373, 582, 605, 799

Ualedicunt, U 52

Ualensdo, U 23

Ualent, A 306 ; U 72, 106
Ualetant, U 42
UaUdae, A 157
UaUdo, P 579
UalitndinariuB, U 24
Uallauit, U 28, 31
UaUem, Int. 145
UaUes, Int. 145 ; A 670
UaUos, U 22
Uallum, U 9
Uana, G275; N 80
UanaB, 1 155
Uane, E 76
Uangas, U 13
Uani, M 245
Uaniloquinm, E 71
UanitateB, I 457
Uanna, U 39
Uanum, F 404
Uanus, U 36
Uaporat, U 10
Uapore, U 38
Uaregatam, U 27
Uaria, S 712
Uariat, S 565
Uariatam, U 27
Uaricat, U 12, 19
Uarie, S 516
UarietatiB, S 544
Uarios, G 200, 323
Uarium, M 83
Uarix, U 8
Uarruce, U 26
Uarruoes, U 26
Uas, A 158, 442(bi8), 768,

782; G 133, 153, 926; L

23, 270; P 668; U 41
Uasa, A 530: G 18,915; F

322, 363; L 13, 41; O

140; U 16, 51
Uasculum, F 118 ; L 124
Uaser, U 20
Uasis, A 752 ; G 86
Uasorum, M 58
Uastat, U 53
Uastauit, 1 114
UastitaB, M237;U4, 33
UastuB, U 43
Gates, Int. 254; F 58; U

46,47
Uaticano, I 468
Uaticanus, U 47
Uaticinatio, U 1
UatiUa, U 7, 15
Uauer, U 21
Uba, L 51
Uber, U 64
Uberrima, U 54
Ubi, Int. 51, 74, 75, 333;

A 311, 330, 499, 591(ter),

669, 704, 734, 741, 816,

204

LATIN INDEX. UBI — UER

856; B 115, 201, 231; G
44, 165, 181, 195, 978 ; E
162, 276, 338, 562, 563;
F 191, 303, 342; G 47,
187, 192; H 94; I 118,
234; L 72, 225, 283; M
58;N15o;0 256;P 149,
548,804; Q 77; B211;S
65, 114, 218, 281, 479,
623; T 18, 272, 282; U
47, 289, 298

Ubique, P 551

Ueoors, U 122

Uecta, U 69

Ueotandi, U 91

Uectigal, L 306

UectigaJea, P 850

Ueoiiis, P 259 ; U 90

Uector, U 55

Uegent, U 72, 106

Uegetus, U 80

Uegros, U 101

Uehemens, A 100; U 137

Uehementia, A 874

Uehemoth, U 102

UehicuU, P 547

Uehiculorum, T 167

Uehiculum, C 96; £ 312; P
360

Uehit, U 75

Uehor, U 73

Uel,Int. 182,263; All, 36,
37, 40, 51(bi8),78, 90, 91,
109,117,121(bi8),133,142,
149,160,165,166,169,171,
203, 213,231,250,256,272,
286(bi8), 287, 314, 315, 344,
362(bis),371, 398(bis), 402,
440, 479, 533. 554, 55o(bis) ,
586, 691, 596, 604, 605,
624, 628, 633, 638, 657,
660, 662, 685, 696, 714,
719, 728, 753, 754, 756,
776, 811, 820, 821(bi8),
825, 842, 844, 850, 870,
936, 949; B 18, 178; 12
(ter), 21 (wrongly for in-
ter), 68, 71, 116, 146,
161, 164 (wrongly for in-
ter), 171, 217, 227, 233,
278, 306, 377, 386, 401,
404, 412, 415, 460, 467,
616, 519, 671, 661, 685,
696, 696, 705, 760, 766,
768, 849, 860, 864(bi8),
857, 891, 902, 904, 922;
D6, 61, 74, 114,126, 146,
257, 335, 347, 366; E 15,
222, 237, 367, 381, 416,
471, 505, 526; F 88, 160,
360,382; G 48; H 95; I

103, 260, 273, 293(bis),
371, 443; L 15,97, 285;
M 42, 43, 141, 159, 182,
190(bis), 379; N 39, 58
(bi8), 114, 171; O 80; P
30, 134, 253, 385, 426, 476,
575, 666, 772(bi8) ; B 198,
204, 209, 227; S 31, 61,
85, 125, 208, 273, 324, 441
(quater), 545, 558, 622
(bis), 682, 725; T 182,
282, 350; U 3, 225, 226

Uel, Int. 326

UeUunina, N 179

Uelantur, U 110

Uelle, M 72

Uellere, U 117

Uellim, M90

Uellosae, M 86

Ueloces, A 489 ; B 87 ; U 118,
275

Uelocis8imi, G 932

Uelooissimo, B 3

Uelociter, A 404; E 88; M
80;P227;R5;S93

Uelocius, Q 25

Uelorum, B 232

Uelox, G 273 ; E 561 ; P 216 ;
Bl

Uelom, O 220

Ueluti, U 132

Uemiculu8, U 148

Uemi8 (for Uermis), T 120

Uena (for Uema), U 138

Uenabula, U 79

Uenae, M 143

UenaUa, P 804

Uenalioiariu8, U 125

Uenaliciom, U 114

Uena8, F 175

Uenator, B 84

Uendebantur, F 303

Uendebat, A 946

Uendent, A 866

Uendere, L 225

Uenderi8, U 111

Uendi, U 114

Uendidit, D 274

Uendit, B120;D14;U125

Uenditio, A 913, 969

Uenditor, F 296 ; P 166

Uenditur, L 223 ; U 112

Uenditus est, U 113

iTendor, U 119

Uenenata, D 292

Uenenatae, A 104

Uenenato, A 22

Ueneni, U 162

Uenenosa, G 149; S 452

Uenenose, E 74

Uenenosi, L 98

Uenenosus, U 161
Uenenum, O 215
Ueneo, U 103, 119
Ueneratricia, A 471
Ueneratnr, U 68
Ueneria, U 98
Uenero, S 589
Uenetnm, U 87
Ueniam, I 30
Uenicalnm, U 143
Ueniens, G 750
UenUt, U 113
Uenis,L88;Ulll
Uenit, D 238; S682;U66,

112
Ueniunt, U 60
Uenter, A 455 ; U 81
Uenti, A 850; E 335; T 342
UentUat, S 147
Uentis, F 253, 431
Uento, A 675
Uentorum, A344(bis); F 231 ;

T337
Uentrem, F 302
Uentricolam, U 81
Uentriculus, U 82
Uentris, G 374, 634
Uentus, A486, 713; I 9; U

284
Uenum, D 14
Uenundabor, U 103
Uenustus, U 124
Uer, U 63

Uerba, A 467 ; S 189, 208
Uerbenaca, U 97
Uerber, U 104
Uerbera, L 25
Uerberat, B 169
Uerberatorum, U 93
Uerberatrom, U 94
Uerbere, U 76
Uerbi, F 160; U 71, 149
Uerbicis, U 104
Uerbis, D 311 ; E 138 ; 1 477 ;

P 660, 793
Uerbo, Y 5
Uerbonutus, U 127
Uerborum, A566;F65
Uerbosus, P 724
Uerbotenus, U 71
Uerbum, A 411; L 264, 326;

Y5
Uere, Int. 22; U 1
Uereatur, U 129
Uerecundiae, p. 118, note 2
UerecundiQ, p. 118, note 2
Ueredari, U 118
Ueretrum, U 78
Uergentia, U 56
Uergit, U 115
Ueritur, U 66

:^feASii

LATIN INDE^. UER — UIN

206

Uermes, B 151; S230
Uermiculug, Int. 312
Uermis, B 209; T 181; U

147
Ue[r]mis, T 120
Uenia, B 107
Ue[r]na, U 138
Uernacula, O 250; U 123
Uemaouli, O 258
Uemaculus, U 120
Uemans, U 121, 128
Uemns, U 64
Uero, A412;G932; H 135,

152, 155
Ueronis, U 70
Ueror, U 84
Uerrit, U 61, 126
Uerruca, U 77
Uerrunt, U 132
Uersant, U 107
Uersator, T 51
Uersiculis, A 505
Uersis, E 167

Uersum, Int. 90, 125; S 208
Uersus, Int. 74, 75, 217,

218; A 169; E 203
Uersutia, S 520
UersutuB, U 20, 116
Uersuum, E 125; P 509
Uertant, U 107
Uertebatur, A 162, 791
Uertelium, Int. 328
Uertendo, U 136
Uertex, U 58
Uertioeta, U 290
Uertioosum, C 7
Uertiges, U 100
Uertiginem, U 144
Uertigio, U 136
Uertigo, A 776 ; U 89
UertU, U 142
Uertix, U 134
Uerum, A 842
Uesanus, U 59
Uesoada, U 88
Uescitur, U 108
Uesica, U 95
Uespas, U 92
Uespellionefl, U 88
Uesper, U 145
Uespere, N 39
Uesperescit, U 57
Uesperi, U 131
Uespertilio, U 105
Uesperugo, U 131
Uesta, U 62, 96
Ueste, L 342; P 882
Uesteplicia, U 141
Uestes, E524; U 141
Uestiarium, U 140
Uestiarius, U 139

Uestibulo, I 454
Uestibulum, U 86
Uestibus, A921; U 139
Uestimenti, A 544; P 7; B

259
Uestimento, Int. 110; C413
Uestimentum, A 538; L 129 ;

P116
Uestis, B 110; G 209, 979;

E233; F 287; L 139; B

83; T36, 297; U 140
Uestit, A 537
Uestum, H 17
Uetanda, C 706
Uetat, A 767
UeteUufl, U 133
Ueterana, O 143
Ueterator, U 130
Ueterauit, U 109
Ueteres, L 204; P 309
Ueterno, U 146
UetuU, U 74
Uetus, C 55; I 347
Uetusta, A 915 ; U 99
Uetustas, U 313
Uetustate, E 538 ; B 126
Uetustum, G 194
Uexat, M 320 ; Q 23
Uexatio, G 894
UexiUa, U 85
Uexillatio, D 135
UexiUum, U 67
Uexit, U 75

Ui, D 383 ; M 318 ; U 150, 199
Uia, p. 1; D 37; 126; S

727(bi8) ; U 174
Uiae, B117; G 232,465; S

263; T277
Uiarum, C 71
Uiatici, U 307
Uiaticum, E 320; S 322
Uibex, U 173
Uibice, U 205
Uibl§, U 211
Uibrat, U 161, 190, 226
Uiburna, U 187
Uicatim, U 201
Uioatum, U 175
Uicem, C 912 ; B 132
Uicibus, A 477
Uicinis, E 272
Uidnus, A 171, 872
Uioiaitur, U 153
Uicissim, U 165
Uicissitudo, T 33
Uioit, C 811
Uioium, U 182
Uicos, U 201
UictUia, F 322, 363
Uictima, U 178
Uictis, U 178

Uictor, U 166
Uictoriae, T 257
Uictrix, U 166
Uictualia, E 330
Uiotum, S 609
UictQg, G 528
Ulcus, Int. 806 ; S 218
Uidens, Int. 164, 270
Uideo, H 32 ; Q 56
Uidet, H 39 ; S 455
Uidetur, S 417
Uidi (for uiri), L 246
Uidit, A 633 ; C 286, 871 ;

N 39; U 274
Uiduatus, G 335
Uigebat, U 37
Uigilans, E 282
Uigilantes, L 286
Uigilibant, E 555
Uigor, U 170
Uigorem, U 169
Uihabundans, U 192
Uilicat, U 202
UiUcos, U 198
Uilicus, U 223
Uilis, U 195, 309
UUla, P744; U 186
UUlam, U 225
UiUicat, U 225
UilUs, U 179
Uillosa, U 184
Uillosum, A 544
UiUus, U 213
Uim, A106; G 38
Uimen, C 22; L 138; U 212
Uimentibus, U 196
Uinaria, C 153, 915
Uinarium, A 782
Uinoere, 78 ; T 265
Uinciri, U 156
Uincitur, B 32
Uinco, U 206
Uinctorium, p. 99, note 2
Uinctus, M 116
Uinculis, G 659
Uindex, U 231
Uindicamus, U 172
Uindioator, P 454
Uindicatus, 1 161
Uindictio, G 453
Uindunt, U 160
Uineis, S 35
Uini, A687; U 164
Uiniarum, A 626
Uino, S 351
Uinolentia, U 164
Uinolentus, T 80
Uinum, B22; G 20; D 79;

L340; N58; S102;T18,

118 ; U 155
Uinxit, M 300

206

LATIN INDEX. UIO — ^UOC

Uiooorns, U 203
Uiolare, T 67
UioUt, P 679
Uiolatio, P 403
Uiolenter, U 167
Uiolentia, T 63; U 160, 152,

216
Uiolentias, P 286
Uiperina, U 183
Uir, Int. 164; 79, 387; H

42,64
Uirago, U 154
Uirecta, U 163, 188
Uirens, U 121
Uirent, U 163
Uires, E 324 ; B 210
Uiresceret, U 207
Uiiga,A641; C168; S 152,

153, 478 ; U 158, 199
Uirgae, A298; S 138
Uirg«, U 173
UirginaUa, D 313
Uirginitas, F 237
Uirginitatis, S 547
Uirginum, T 147
UirgiB, C132; 33
Uirgo,Nlll; U 157, 215
UirguU, U 158
Uirgultum, H 111 ; U 197
Uirgunoola, U 157
Uiri, P800; U 194
Uiridem, C977; S 378
Uiridi, H 163
Uiridis, G 233
UiriduB,P666; U 220
Uirilia, C 127; P 351, 876;

U78
Uirilis, Int 17
Uiriliter, £ 75 ; U 200
UiriBat, U 200
Uiritim, U 193, 221
Uiriuola, U 162
Uiro, H115; 1498
Uirorum, Int. 151
Uirofl, D 172
Uirtus, Int. 276; A 99, 635;

R 207 ; U 170
Uirtute, E 210; M 318; N

112
UirtutibuB, E 211
Uirtutis, I 272
Uimlentus, U 151
Uiru8,L120; U 152
Uis, 1 145 ; U 216, 305
UisceUum, U 208
UiBoera, A 712; 145; U 204,

209, 210
Uisceribns, I 48
Uisoom, U 159
Uisous, U 185
Uisendi, U 214

Uinbiu, U 219
Uisio, Int. 148
Uiflione, P 225
UiBionem, S 725
Uiflionis, S 347
Uisitandi, U 214
Uidtare, I 254
UiBO, U 171
Uispellones, P 229
Uistnla, U 222
UiBOB, A117; 1415; 262
Uita, D 98,221; E 357; H

67; P 196, 237
Uitalia, U 209
Uitam, Q 42
Uitare, I 302
Uiteamm, C 642
UiteaB, G 642
UiteUi, U 177
UiteB, N 155
Uitiato, U 191
Uitiatum, U 189
Uitiginem, U 168
Uitiligo, U 180
Uitiosa, B 59
Uitiose, P 238
UitiB, P135; Bill
Uitreum, H 163
Uitricius, U 181
Uitrolnm, p. 26, n. 5
Uitta, 1117; U 224
Uittae, I 425
Uittaa, U 176
Uitola, U 218
Uitulus, U 217
Uituperatio, L 175
Uiuens, Int. 25; 8 47,73
Uioi, S 614
Uinit, D 159 ; Q 38
Ulcanas, M 326
UloiBoitur, U 230
UU (for nbi), A 354
UlignoBnm, U 235
UlignosuB, U 234
Uligo, U 236
UUo, E 188
Ulmus, U 237
Ulna, U 227
Ulnum, U 233
Ultatus, U 228
Ulterior, U 239
Ulterius, 415
Ultionem, T 32
Ultra, G 380, 418
Ultro, U 231, 240
Ultroniam, U 241
Ultroque, U 229
Ultus, U 232
Ulula, N 138; U 238
Umbilicus, U 243
Umbo, U 245

Umbonem, U 242
Umbra, L 69
Umbraonlum, O 150
Umecta, U 246
Umor, M 133
Umores, G 360, 619
Umqaam, U 244
Una, Int. 74; E 41
Unam, A 527; P 510
Uncat, U 256
Unci, U 263
UndaUbuB, U 254
UnoiB, H 26, 157 ; U 248
Unco, G 27
Uncus, U 250
Unozio, M 380
Unda, E 305; F 212; T 296
Unde, G 979; D 292, 312;

E 44, 245; P 135, 699,

866; S 727; T 144; U 269
Undeoomque, U 258
Undique, A 503; G 385; O

220
Ungentorum, 1 142; M 138
Unguana, U 260
Unguenta, E 485
Unguentari, S 218
Unguentaria, M 132
Unguenti, M 171
Unguento, M 51
Unguentum, S 529; U 257
Ungula, U 255
Ungulas, H 121
UnguUs, P 704
Uni, I 293
Unibrellas, U 252
Unice, U 249
Unicomus, B 181
Uniones, U 251
Unitas, M 248
Uniuersa, B 31
UniuersaliB, G 67, 78
Unias, Int. 217, 218, 256;

A 577, 591, 822; G 806,

851;D300;F106;M149;

B 191 ; U 227
Uno, A527; G 523; M 129;

O 158; B 190; S 215, 417
Unorum, U 247
Unum, Int. 301 ; A 332, 939;

B 32, 74 ; G 310, 363, 496,

629, 774; H 149; I 628;

L 168; M 232, 321; 8 731
Unas, A 463; Q 39
Unxit, D 39
Uooabatnr, A 110
Uooant, F 359
Uocat, A 34
Uooatiuas, Int. 72
Uooem, B 34; I 303
Uooet, G 392

LATIN INDEX. UOC— ZYP.

207

Uoois, U 264
Uooitanit, G 372
Uooum, S 715
UoU»U268
Uolando, A 416
Uola[ntiu]m, A 905
Uolat, B 190; U 273
Uoleat, U 273
UoUtat, B 162
Uolo, M 87, 92
UolabiUs, Int. 141; U 274
Uoluores, O 156; U 276
Uoluere. S352; U 265
Uoluit, D 287
Uolaitas, U 272
Uoluma, U 280
Uolumen, G 105
Uolunt, T 357
Uoluntariam, U 241
Uoluntarium, L 126
Uoluntas, L 67
Uoluntate, E 496; I 324;

M180; S448
Uoluntatis, A 595
Uoluola, U 269
Uoluptas, A 237; G 326, 733
Uolutat, U 266
Uoluter, U 277
Uomer, Int. 329
Uoragine, U 271
Uorago, H 19; T 342; U

261, 270
Uorarium, M 66
Uorax, H 47 ; U 263
Uordalimn, U 281
Uorri, U 276
Uortex, U 261, 279
Uo8, A 64(bi8), 698(bi8)
Uoti, U 267
Uotium, U 278
Uotinum, U 262
Uoto, U 267
Uotam, A 901
Uouendo, H 5
Uox,A161; G456; U 282
Urbana, A 309 ; P 448
Urbane, E 143
Urbanus, A 825 ; L 99
Urbe, A 353, 831 ; F 239
Urbem, M 114
Urbibus, G 495
UrbB, U 288
Uroenos, A 575
Uroiolmn, U 283
Urenis, U 284

Urgentes, P 649

Urgere, U 287

Urguet, U 291

Urguit, M 14, 360

Urido, U 284

Urihel, Int. 330

Una, U 286

Urna, U 285

Ursorum, A 589

Urtioae, U 289

Urticeta, U 289

Ufloide, U 294

Usia, U 299

Usion, U 296

Usitatum, U 292

Usque, H 161

Usta, U 295

Ustibus, U 303

Ustrina, U 298

Usum, Int. 124

Usura, F 133

Usurpat, A 188; U 301

Usnrpator, S 239

Usurpaoit, U 297

Usus, P 642; T 259; U 293

Ut, A 416, 477, 489; B 97;
G 77, 430, 867; E 181, 213;
F61; G 40, 61 ; H 64, 93,
94;L152,195;N8;P33,
116, 379; Q 66; T 210
(bis), 243(bis), 355; U 64,
300(bi8), 302

Utebatur, P 560

Utensile, U 306

UtensiUa, U 303, 307

Uter, A 476

Uterem, G 84

Utero, P 862

Uterque, U 305

UtUes, G 852

UtiHs, F 114; S 424

UtiUtate, A 701

Utimur, P 487

Utiofesion, U 304

Utique, F 282

Utitur, P 222, 812

Utraquae, atraque, A 349

Utraque, G 764; D 375; B
229

Utrimqae, A 410, 544

Utnim, U 305

Utromque, B 130

Utuntur, G 274; I 117; R
190

Uua, B214; P135; U 312

Uni,P64
UuiUa, B 227
[U]ui8, B 4
[U]uloanas, M 326
Uidcerosi, U 315
Uoldao, U 313
Unlgatum, U 311
Uulgo, U 310
Uulgns, U 309
Ualnerare, I 360
Uulnerata, L 1
Uulneratio, O 46, 88
Uulneratus, G 785 ; S 67
Uulnus, S 3; U 308
Uult, A266; Mill
Uultnosus, U 314
Uultus, U 316
Uxor, F 357; N 126
Uxore, 79, 337 ; E 493
Uxorius, U 317
Uxorum, P 806

Xenodochia, X 2
Xenodociomm, X 1

Ydra, Int. 331
Ymnus, Y 8
Ypallage, Y 5
Ypercatalecticus, Int. 333
Yposticen, Int. 334
Ypoteseon, Y 1
Ypotonyan, Y 2
Ypudiastole, Int. 332
Yiyseon, Y 6
Ytiafesion, Y 4
Ytioeseon, Y 9
Ytitopytioaoaen, Y 3
Ytresyposeon, Y 7

Zabahoth, Int. 335
Zabarras, Z 3
Zabulon, Int. 336
Zacharia, Int. 338
Zacheus, Int. 339
Zebedeus, Int. 337
Zezabel, Int. 341
Zezania, Int. 340
Zitis, Z 7
Zizania, Z 6
Zodiacus, Z 2
Zoes, P 196
Zotiaoum, Z 6
Zotiaous, Z 1
Zyphei, Z 4

208

GREEK INDEX.

AAOPHTON, A 693

WORDS EXPRESSED BY FIGURES.

II, Int. 253

in, Int. 128; A 813; E 353;

T272
mi, Int. 318; A 686; C 629
U, Int. 262, 320; D 257;

L310

UI, L 131 ; M 131

Un, Int. 319; E 522; P

549 ; S 281
Un.trionum (Septemt-), A

713

X, B 99; D 170; P 385;

T248
XII, C 363; E203; Z2
UX, I 524
XUmi, N 49
XXX, C 364

209

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX.

N.B. In this index J>, 15, d take their plaoe as =th; j>=w; uu=Wt wherever the two
combined have the value oi w; & single u, though =ir, has been treated as u:
compare, for instance, uaeUe {ed-)^ and uuaelle {ed-).

aac, 648 ; B 206

aal-geperc, I 35

aam, C 16

aar (groeni), A 957

a-blende'5, S 585

a-brectat, C 350

a-bundQn, E 364

a-crummen, F 102

ac dus, Int. 298

a-doenre (from-), R 71

aec-'8on, Q 44

aeg-gimong, 139, 149

8eg-mang, A 397

aegnan, P 185; Q 45

8Bg-tQro, F 67. See aet-gaere

aehta'5, P 356

ael-bitu. Int. 325; 152

aelden, T 317

aelding, D 265

aeldra, S 302

aeldra faeder, A 892

aeldrum (bitun), I 218

aeuge l^inga, Q 75

aenid (dopp-), F 382

aeppel (good), 439

aeppel (hunig-), P 137

aera, aeren screop, S 574

aern (pin-), T 29

aesc, C 281 ; F 327 ; P 366

aesc-'Srote, F 138

aespe, A 735; T 287. See

also etspe
aet-gaere, A 603; set-gaeru,

F 344. See also agt^ro
ae-Sile, G 42
ae'Silsa (un-), G 157
aethm, A 448
aethme, U 38

aetrinan ("Sa ponnan), L 170
aet-taelg, B 122
aet-peosendre, 1 101
aex, A 964
aex-faru, A 696
a-fael, P 630
a-feride (on-peg), A 908
a-figaen, F 325
a-foedde, C 829

C.G.

a-forht, 1 195

a-froebirdun, L 155

a-fyred olbenda, D 361

a-fyrhte, A 876

agnette, U 297

a-gnidine, D 78

a-graben, C 249

a-haefd, S 636

a-hlocadum, E 65

aid, S 301

aid (lenctin-), T 85

aldaht, A 439

aldur, D 256

aid uuif , A 646

aler, A 428

aler-holt, A 433

a-lieset, E 368

a-maelte smeoruue (un-), P

400
ambaect, B 15
amber, U 285
ambras, C 9
ampre, 866; U8
and-mitta, E 416
and-pisnis, E 375
an-ege, L 272
an-fald, S 348
an-findo, D 109
an-hendi, M 8
an-mood, 597
ano-Sa, F 277
an-sceat, E 411
an-scungendi, A 666
an-suaep, A 359
an-uualda, M 253
an-uuillice, P 212
apa, P 386
apuldur, M 24
apuldur (mire-), M 142
a*qualdun, N 101
aqueorna, S 170
a-raeddun, E 393
a-raefnde, E 373
a-raefndun, E 503
a-rasad, 1 131
a-recio, E 523
a-recte, 601

a-rehtun, E 550
a-rydid, E 548
a-rytrid, E 400
a-saeogan, E 36
a-saedde (un-), I 212
a-scaeltte, D 336
a-sclacade, H 58
a-sclaecadun, D 329
a-Bcrepan, E 95
a-screpen, E 98
a-scufi«, P 629
a-scussum (?), 882
a-seodenne (to), E 542
a-siopid, P 421
a-soedan, S 104
a-solcen, 1 197
a-springendi, D 65
a-staenid, S 570
a-styntid, H 56
a-suab, E 475
a-sualt, D 249
a-suand, H 57
a-sundun, D 275
a-suoUen, T 326
a-suond, E 66, 192; T 26
ate, L 255
at§, A 917; B 85
a-thed, E 328
a-«egen, D 340
a-15exe, L 45
a-)>oht, 779
a-«r§8ti, E 389
a-^roten is, P 191
a-}>ryid, E 400
a-«yti«, E 142
atr, B 108
atur-lade, B 93
a-tyni«, E 414
a-uusegde, E 111
auuel, T 286
apel, A756; F 370
a-penide, S 685
a-uueol, E 374
a-uueoU, I 411
a-perded, U 189
a-uunden, P465; T 205
a-pundere suiopan, U 76

14

210

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. BAA — ^BRO

baan <elpend-)i E 3

baan-geberg, O 110

baan-rist, T 173

baar, B 70

baat, L 235

baec-)>eanD, E 465

biecan (here-), S 721

baedde, E 559

baedendre, I 210

baeg, M 315

baeg(rond-), B 208

baelg (blaes-), F 305

baelg (bloest-), Int. 308

baest, T 170

ba halfe (on), A 435

bald, F 347, 358

band (ge), D 81

barice, B 196

barriggae, B 55

beam (ciser-), G 309

beam (cisten ), G 116

beam (cuic), G 106

beam fhnut-), N 184

beam (panan-), F 381

bean, G 406; F 104

bean (fugles), U 182

beam (fostor-), A 450

bearug, M 38

beaten (ge-), B 17

beber, G 126

bebr, F 157

b§ce (in), I 465

been (sige-), T 264

bed, G 938; S 475

beeme, T 156

beer, B 9

begdum (ge-), A 199

beger, B 19

belone, S 361

beme, C 799

bene (hoce-), S 373

benc-selma, S 470

beod-boll§, C 971

beorende, E 214 ; P 841 (be-

reoorn beorende)
beorg (lie-), S 45
beost, G 658; O 34
beosu, F 173
beosu (bruun-), 279
beopes (hondful), M 32
berc, B 66, 111
bercae, L 90
bere, P 417
bere-corn beorende, P 841

(see also beorende)
berg (ge-), R 56
berg (baange-), O 110
bergan, G 560
berge (heorot-), M 292
berge (hind-), E 271
berge (poede-), E 120

berge (poidi-), H 86
beriae (hind), A 132
bero(ge-), E372; G 41
beni (ge), H 14
besma, S 123
biad l^reade, A 671
bi-bitne, M 251
bidan, M 91
bi-gaet, O 37
bi-gangom, E 387
bi-geonan, T 293
bi-heonan, G 428
bil (pudu), F 32, 48
billeni, B 141
bi-myldan, H 159
binde (uudu), I 236
binde (nuidu-), Int. 199
bi-numine, A 15 ; p. 11 ^note

7)
bi-numini (ge-), A 206

biorg (briost-), P 825

bio-pyrt, A672; M 43

birce, P 507

bi-rednae, P 702

bi-8cerede (disoerede), p. 9

note 1

biscop-unyrt, H 101

bi-siudi perci, O 212

bi-smiride, I 204

bi-sparrade, O 221

bi-suic-falle, D 33

bi-sunioend, I 217

bi-5 slaegen, P 287

bitne (hi-), M 251

bitrum, B 10

bita (ael). Int. 325; 152

bi-tuihn, M 198

bitulum, B 143

bitun aeldmm, I 218

blaco, P 887

blaeo teoru, N 17

blaeo thrust-fel, B 103

blaes-baelg, F 305

blauuere (horn-), G 353

bleci, U 168

blectha, U 180

bl§d, F 228

bledre, U 95

blende-5 (a-), S 585

bleremina mees (?), 250

blesum, T 48

blete (haebre-), B 96

bletid, B 57

blind (staer-), S 134

blod-saex, F 255

bloest-baelg. Int. 308

blonden (ge-), I 422

blondu, I 417

bodan. Int. 136

bodan (spel-), O 240

bodeg, S 445

boeoe, A304; E 307; F 14

boga,A610; G225; P 504

boga (sadol-), G 130

bogan, F 273

bogo, F 304

bogo (geoo-), Int. 185

boht (ge-), E 149

boloan, F 293

bolla, S 190

boUa («rot-), G 180

bolle, A 158

boll§ (beod), G 971

bonan (seolf-), B 118

boog, A 765

bool, M 302

boor. Int. 89

bor, S 143

bora (caec-), A 659

bora (mand-), S 644

bora (strel-), A 810

boran (red-), I 512

borda, 449; L 150

bord-'Seaca, T 81

bore, S 136

boretti«, U 226

borg, F 129; U 14; p. 118,

note 2
borone (ge-), E 390
bosm (segl-), G 229
box, B 198

braad-last-Qcas, D 346
braad-ponne, G 199
brade (peg-), A 763
brade (uueg-), P 462
brade>laec, S 220
braeocQ, S 96
braechtme, S 534
braer, M 378
braere, T 306
brand-rod, A 562
breo (ge-), P 398; R 58
brec (gi-)', U 246
breoan, P 654
brectat (a-), G 350
bred, T 22
bred (rihte-), N 172
brede (lende-), L 335
breded flaesc (ge-), U 204
bredi-ponne, S 18
bred-isem, S 115
breer, A 576
brers, L 297
brid, P 886
bridels, B 4
bridelsum, L 293
briig, P 867
briosa, A 832; T 20
briost- biorg, P 825
broco, T 17
broeo, L 287
broedeth, F 264

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. BRO— CRY

211

brogden ('Sorh-), T 280
brogdetende, G 227; P 6
brogdette-S, U 190
broht, U 208
brohte, D 20
brom, G 52

brond [for brord], P 875
brond [for brand], T 160
brond-oom» R 236
brooc, T 166
bro-Sor sunu, F 320
bmodnde, A 964
bruun, B 211 ; F 374
bruan-beosa, O 279
bryoe (un-), I 89
brycg, P 563
bryd-gnma, P 817
buiris, Int. 137
bunan, C 266
bund§n (a-), E 364
burg (Uc-), C 433
bnrg-liod, M 294
burg-rune, P 21
burne, L 56
butan to-Sum, S 701
buter-flege, P 129
buuo, B 223
buur (ge-), 613
byden, Int. 88; B 228;

944
byge, S 375
byrd (mis), A 12
byrd (mund-), P 10
byrded (ge-), C 489
byre, M 46, 81
byrga, P668; S 231
byrgen, M 365
byrgeras ("Sorh), P 229
byrs, S 125
byrst, S 226
bythne, C 134

caebestr, C 117
oaebr-tuun, U 86
oaec-bora, A 659
caefli, G 260
caeg-hlorde, G 498
caelf, U 217
caelf(ou.), U 218
caelf rhind-), I 464
oaeli (scipes-), R 204
caerin, D 369
calc, G 5
calpa (?), A 469
oaluuer, G 18
calper, G 33
caluuer (liim-), G 22
caluuer-clim, G 257
camb, P 319
camb (pulfes), G 27
candel-tuist, E 166

G

oarere, N 68

catte, F 148

oauuel, 580

ceap-oneht, £ 151

ceap-Btou, G 564

cearriogge, S 277

ceber, A 764

cebise, P 209

oeoil, S 698

cefer, B 187

oeli-pearte, O 230

oellae, Int. 197

cellendre, G 782

oempan, G 120

ceodas, M 36

oeol, G 293

oeolbor-lomb, E 216

ceoldre, M 314

ceorl, U 317

oeosol, G 181, and also U 82,
but here with sign of con-
traction over the first o

cerfelle, G 358

oese, F 307

cese-lyb, G 775

cest, G 100

ceste, G 860

oetan, G 182

cetil, G'6, 197; E 193

challes (?), A 483

chroa, G 382

cian, B 189

cilda-trog, G 508

cild-cla-Sas, G 966

cilma (e-), P 117

cilmehti (e-), P 182

cimbing, G 745

cinendi, H 96

cinit (to-), D 76

cionecti, R 175

cipe, G317; S 112

cirm, F348; S 356

cirnel, G 118

oimlas, N 191

ciser-beam, G 309

cisil-stan, G 111

cisten-beam, G 115

clader-sticoa, A 625

claemde (for-), O 186

olaemende, O 135

claemid (fol-), O 100

clafre (huite), G 118

clafre (leade), G 118

elate, B 142 ; T 318

cla« (flycti-), G 507

cla-Sas (cild-), G 966

clape, S 234

clauuo, A 756

cleadur, G 879

cleot, P 411

cleppetende, G 227

dibe, L 54
dibecti, G 443
cUfe, G 114
dif-hlep, P 307
dim (caluuer-), G 257
clingendu (for-), R 192
douae, M 264
olouue, G 116
dungni (half-), S 266
dustor-loo, G 466
dut, P 411
dyne, M 45
clystri, B 176
cneht (ceap-), E 151
oneo-ribt. Int. 220
cnio-holen, R 245
cniorisse, S 63
oniorisse (ob), P 667
onol, I 522
cnop, B 51
cocas, G 953
cocunung, Q 16
coecil, T 212
coerin, D 19
cofa, P 408
oofincd, P 416
colae (haet-), G 783
col-«red, P 232
condel, F 377
condel (|>aex-), F 419
cop, E 289, E 262 (c6p)
corn (here-), P 841
com (lyb-), G 265, 371
oomoch, G 162
comuc, G 164
corn-uurma, U 148
corthr, U 93
cosobricases (?), G 256
cosp, P 865; p. 99, note 2
cottuc, M 42
craet, G 101

crauue, G 178,652; G 14
crape, G 653
creit (uuynde-), A 772
cressa, B 195; S 338
cressa ^tuun-), N 14
crigge (pal-), H 87
cnid, S 150
criopunge, O 32
crog, L 21
croha, G 382
crohha, L 315
crong (ge-), O 112
crop (nromsan), A 130
crous, P 69
cruce, T 290
cruce (fyr-), 963
cruce (paeter-), U 283
crummen (a-), F 102
crump, O 39
cryc, L 200

14—2

212

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. CUA — FAE

cnalm (meg-), P 179
cnalm(ut-), I 461
cnalm-stou, Int. 57
cn-caelf, U 218
cuda (huit), M 41
cnic-beam . uuice, G 106
cuide (e«-), R 117
oumenre (un-ober-), I 206
cnnelle, 311
cunnen(on-), N 163
cnom (for-), O 37
cuom (ofer-), O 103
cuscote, P 136
cuts (frae-), D 331
cuu, U 49

cyline, heoriSe, F 289
cymin, C 437
cymnis, F 19
cyne-domas, F 107
cyne-doom, R 60
cyne-pi'S«an, R 186
cyrge (pal-), E 351; (unal-),

T169
cyri, D 126
cystig, D 189
cystig (un-), F 324
cystigan, M 295
cyta, B 199
cy^enne (to), I 469

daebeni geabuli (ge-), D 69
daeg-uuini, E 488
dael, B 49
daeldum(to-), D 258
daele (ge-limplice), C 676
daeli (sume), P 4
dal(peg-ge.), D 233
deadlicastan cSa), F 388
dead-raegelum, P 36
deape, R 213
deid, E 90
denetle(?), A 172
deor-tunn, B 185
dest(on-), S 436
dili, A 571
dilignissam, A 580
diobul (hel-), 231
direga« (?), U 226
disc, F 118; P 74
discerede (All), seebiscerede
dobgendi, D 46
doccana (fingir-), D 294
doema, G 284
doen(on-), 1 110
doenre (from-a-), R 71
doxnas (cyne), F 107
doom (cyne-), R 60
dopp-aenid, F 382
dora, A 873
dorsos, A 889
dostle (duerge-), P 877

draca, T 182
draegtre (pesan), E 551
dreno (pyrt-), A 602
drop-faag, S 530
diyht-guma, P 11, 150
diync, H 31
duerc, T 49
duerg, N 38
duerge-dostle, P 877
duolma, G 361
dar-here, S 641
dur-heri, U 6
dyrstig (ge-), A 900
dytte (for-), O 64

ear, S 450

earbe'Se (naenge), N 198
earbetlioust, M 252
earendel, I 521
earfedlioe, E 94
eam-geat, A 862
eam-geot, A 759
ear-pioga, A 891
eastan-nor|7an, A 92
eastan-sndan, A 46
east-nord-pind, B 152
east-suth, A 47
eblicadun (ge-), Q 27
ebn-pege, A 352
ebor-«rote, S 178
ebur-"5ring, O 255
ecambe, S 556
ecg, A 117
e-cilma, P 117
e-cilmebti, P 182
§cu8 (braadlast-), D 346
edisc, B 185
edisc-hen, O 236
edisc-ueard, B 186
ed-melu, S 107
edric, R 234
ed-scaeft, P 71
ed-tiaelle, A 490
ed-uuaelle, T 214
ed-nuelle, S129; U 89
ed-pelle, F 300
efnum, A 295
egan (un-'8yhtge), U 191
ege (an-), L 272
ege (seel-), S 578
eges-grima, M 358
egide, 123
egis-grima, L 11
egi'Se, R 9
egle, G 104
eg«e, E 293
eg«ere, E 294
egur, D 343
e-gylt, E 500
eil, M 288
el, A 651

elch, T 295

elh, G301

ellaem, S 55

el-lende, A 357

elm, U 237

elotr, E 116

elpend-baan, E 3

embrin, B 146

emetta (nn-), N 64

emU, G 943 ; G 184

e-mod, A 532

end, D 64 ; end snelce, A 204

endi-staeb, E 394

enid, A 569

eobor, A 670

eobor-spreot, U 79

eobotum (flitere in), R 12

eobnr-throte, G 749

eode (ge-), G 352

eodun (ge-), A 217

eofor-}>rote, Int. 307

eola, D 12

eolene, I 111

eolone, 225

eord-reste, G 59

eorisc, P123; S 186

eomisti, S 267

eorod-mon (se), T> 362

eor-scripel, A 706

eor8-mata, U 147

eost-nor6-pind, G 375

eouuistras, M 26

eran, T 185

erdling, B 137

erende (gi-), T 41

e-suind, 1 197

e«-cuide, R 117

e15ung, 1

et-sith, R 164

etspe, A 5; see aespe

ettad (on-), A 401

ette (on-), 109

eupa Int. 327

faag, A 732 ; F 99

faag (drop.), S 530

faag (bring-), P 515 ; T 204

faag (spec-), Int. 221

faam, F 25

faoni, A 844

facnum, F 203

faecenlice, F 356

faecni (un-), N 147

faecnmn, U 146

faeder (aeldra), A 892

faeder (foster-), A 493

faeder (steop-), B 135; U 181

faedra, P 94

faedran sunu, P 95

faedun, P 124

faegen, G 665

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. F^G — FUL

213

fasgen, U 267
faehit, P 407
fael (a-). P 630
faelge, C 135
faelging, N 146; O 111
faerd, E 401
faerh, P 537
faer-red, P 606
faer-tyhted, C 471
faestae (ge-uuet-), S 635
faested (ge-), M 85
faesten, T 91
faestiD, A 740
faestinnum, A 808
faet (leht-), L 95
faet (pin-), A 710
faethm, G 149
fae«m, P134; S 376
faetSmendi, S 340
faexnis, C 99
fahame, P 562, 874
fala, T 321
falaed, S 549
fald (an-), S 348
falle (bisuic-), D 33
falle (muus-), M 324
falthing, M 284
falu, G 94
falud, B 148
faru (aex-), A 696
fear, T 40
fearn, F 165
fearu (psBgn-), F 201
feht (}>orh.ge-), P 205
fel, P 371

fel (blaec thrust-), B 108
feld, S 126
feld -uop, B 183
felge (sadul-), P 315
feltha, S 128
felu-spreci, T 288
fenge, P 698
feolu-fer, O 175 ; P 517
feolu-ferS, T 215
feormat, F 264
feormnisse (or-), S 488
feorpit-geornis, C 929
feoSor («ri-), T 292
feotod, A 807
feotodne (ge-), A 136
feotor (isem-), B 38
feotur, P 253
fer, C 243

fer (feolu-), 175; P 517
ferdun, E 604
fere-scaet, N 47
ferb (mid-), I 626
ferht, P 611

feride (on-peg a-), A 908
feringa, I 96
feringe, 1 187

ferS (feolu-), T 215

fedr-homan, T 37

fiffalde, P 64

figaen (a-), F 325

fiil, L 251

filti (on-), 1 137

fina, M35; P 424; S 577

fine, F 331

fine (reagu-), B 58

findo (an-), D 109

fingir-doccana, D 294

finulae, F 186

firgen-gaet, 1 12

first, T 184

firste, L 87

first-hrof, L 35

first-maerc, I 219

fisc, P 439

flaan, G 23

flacb, 1 129

flaesc, U 204

flanum, S 454

flean, D 83

flege, M 376

flege (buter-), P 129

fl§h, P 871

fieotas, A 319

flete, C 911 ; U 94

flete (ge->uome), L 133

flicci, P 250

flint, P 313

flio, A 417

flit (ge-), 241

flitat, D 271

flitere in eobotum, B 12

flod (nep-), Int. 196

flode, L 37

flooc P 464

flood, Int. 34; B 229; (fyU-

ed), Int. 216
flota, C 482
flycti.cla«, C 507
fnora, S 521
fodrum, T 128
foedde (a-), C 829
foedils, A 467
foeging, I 523
foegnisse (ge-), S 22
foerde (ober-), E 173
foere (un-ofer-), I 456
foernisse (in), 1 196
foe«a, F 91
foe'San (of), E 398
folc-geroebum, A 114
fol-olaemid, 100
folgend (sun-), S 396
fon, U 39
fona (pind-), S 113
foor, P 520
foot (hraefnes), Q 49
foot (huit-), A 436

foot (scaf-), P 145
for-claemde, 186
for-clingendu, B 192
for-cuom. bi-gaet, O 37
for-dytte, O 64
fore-nyme, P 822
fore-uuallum, B 209
fore-pyrde, A 579
for-grindet, C 776
for-hergend, G 163
for-hogd, I 489
forht (a-), 1 195
for-lor, A 504
fometed cli (?), C 974
for-noom, I 174
forsc, L 331
for-scrifen, A 193
for-slaegen, P 706
for-slaegenum, P 609
for-sliet, I 413
for-sooc, D 71
forst, G 69
for-suor, D 84
for-uuened, I 221
fostor-bearn, A 460 ; — fae-

der, A 493
fot, P 334
fothr, E 160
fothur, A 491
fraecni, S 645
frae-cu«, D 331
fraefeleo, C 261
fraefeli, A 844
frae-hraeSe, P 603
fraet-gengian, A 676
freceo, L 274
frec-mase, L 91
freonis, G 116
fremid, P 686
fremid (ge-), P 617
fremi« (ge-), P 697
fremmendum, P 636
freomo, B 68
freos (ge-), O 28
frigno, 681
frihtrung, A 721
frio-leta, L 233 ; U 120
frio-letan, L 177
frodre, P 616
froebirdun (a-), L 155
from, A 133; E 89
from-adoenre, R 71
fromlice, E 88; P 189; S 535
fromlice (sui^S), N 48
fromra, P 632
frysca, B 227
fugles bean, U 182
fuglum (stalu to), U 252
fugul-treo, A 533
ful (hyht-), I 260
ful (man-), 1 134

214

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. FUL — GEB

fal (oe8t>), U 278

fnlae tieo, A 430

fal beopes (bond-), M 32

fale, HU6

foUe (sin-), E 84, 253; P 130

fultemend, F 866

fnltemendum, A 201

fultnm, E 154

furh-pudu, P 420

funim, S 117

fyUed flood, Ini 216

fyr-cruoe, G 963

fyred olbenda (a-), D 361

fyrhte (a-), A 876

fyri (}>uerh.), S 16

fyr-ponne, A 751

fyi«ro (ge), D 266

fyi«ru, P 826

gaad, S 576
gaar (nabo-), T 87
gaar-leec, A 419
gabol-rond, G 416; B 31
gaec, G 948
gaedradon (ge-), G 577
gaelen (ge-), I 367
gaere, gaeni (aet-), A 603;

F344
gaerpendne (ge-), G 590
gaet (bi-), O 37
gaet (flrgen-), 1 12
get (-Sorb Ind-), P 207
gaguJ-suille, G 3
galdriggan, I 368
gale (naecte-), L 330; B 201
gale (nebt§-), A 121
gale (sin-), O 155
gallnc, G 7
gand (hand-), D 70
gandende (ge-), G 290
gangendo (ge-), G 691
gangum (bi-), E 387
gar (nabo-), B 216
gast(hali-), p. 1
gata loc, T 172
gaautan, P 27
geaboles monong, E 518
geabuli, A 321; (gedaebeni),

D69
geac, G 87

geaduling, F 318; P 104
geapum, P 85
geardas (sceadu-), T 79
geardes (oemsetinne piin-),

A 534
geam-uuinde, B 168
gearpan leaf, M 42
gearpe, M 204
gearuam, E 425
geat (earn-), A 862
ge-band, D 81

ge-beaten, B 17
ge-begdum, A 199
geben paes, 1 188
ge-berg, B 56
ge-berg (baan-), O 110
ge-bero, E372; G 41
ge-bem, H 14
ge-bi-numini, A 206
ge-blonden, I 422
ge-boht, E 149
ge-borone, E 390
ge-breo, P 398; B 58
ge-breded flaesc, U 204
gebsias [is Latin], M 121
ge-buur, G 513
ge-byrded, G 489
gQoes sure, A 131
gecilae, S 548
ge-erong, O 112
ge-daebeni geabuli, D 69
ge-dal (peg-), D 233
geddi, E 109
gederung (ge-), G 686
ge-dyrstig, A 900
ge-eblicadnn, Q 27
ge-eode, G 352
ge-eodon, A 217
ge-faested, M 85
ge-feht Oorh-), P 205
gefen (of-), D 339
ge-feotodne, A 136
ge-flit, G 241
ge-foegnisse, S 22
ge-fremid, P 617
ge-fremi-S, P 597
ge-£reos, O 28
ge-fyrSro, D 266
ge-gaedradon, G 577
ge-gaelen, I 367
ge-gaerpendne, G 590
ge-gandende, G 290
ge-gangendo, G 691
ge-gedenmg, G 686
ge-genitdd, P 600
ge-giscte, O 206
ge-gremid, 1139; L 32
ge-haeplice, G 603 ; O 252
ge-heende, E 399
ge-heres thu, H 51
ge-hnsegitii, S 568
ge-hnaeh [for ge-hnaeh?], A

232
ge-bpelci pega, Q 74
ge-hyddum, A 87
ge-hydnis, O 210
ge-hyrsti, F 113
ge-laechtrad, H 141
ge-ladade, A 287
ge-lestonne (to), G 812
ge-lioe, P 175
ge-limed, G 655

ge-limplice daele, G 676
gelo, G 876
ge-lod-pyrt, E 85, 236
ge-loed, G 98
ge-loma, U 306
ge-lostr, S 709
gelpende, S 581
ge-maad, U 122
ge-maeded, U 36
ge-maeroode, 1 352
ge-mah, 1 148
ge-mQdid, I 412
ge-mQngan, G 674
ge-mengde, I 214
ge-menged, 1 106
ge-mengetlic, P 211
ge-mengiunge, G 599
ge-mode, G 594
ge-moot, G 841
ge-naeot, I 245
ge-neor^, G 666
genge, L 30
genge(naect-), H 130
gengel (o-), 6 117
gengian (fraet-), A 676
gen-sette (on-), O 95
genong, B 23
ge-nydede, O 36
ge-nyctblioe, A 39
ge-nyhtfollnm, P 595
geoo-boga, Int. 185
geoc-stecca, O 108
geolu, F219; G88; U 87
geonan (bi-), T 293
geonath, B 24
geond-smead, E 212
geongendi, O 272
geomis, 1 191
geomis (feorpit-), G 929
geomlioe, E 471 ; O 38
ge-or-uuyrde, T 261
geot (earn-), A 759
ge-raedit, D 186
gerd, U 197
gerd (hebel-), L 178
gerd (sand-), B 178
g§rd (segl-), A 588
g^rd (toh-), L 138
gere {\>ya), H 137, 142
ge-rec, L 164
ge-regnade, M 125
ge-rested, F 125
ge-ris, B 16
gerlioe, A 618
ge-rodes (peb-), T 44
ge-roebam (folc-), A 114
ge-roebom (uaio-), T 129
ge-roefa, G 637
ge-roefan, G 283; P 827
ge-roedro, A 667
ge-roscade, P 118

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. GER — ^HAE

216

ge-nmnen, G 862
geruuid (ge-), P 600
gesca, S855; T 71
ge-scad-pyrt, T 24
gesoa slaet, S 324
ge-8oincio, E 543
ge-soolan, C 826
ge-Bcota, G 695
ge-scroepnis, G 781
ge-sene peard (nn-), I> 273
ge-seotu (sae-), P 599
ge-settan (da, >a), 1 213; 0232
ge-sette, G 540
ge-sioped, G 557
ge-siouuid, S 19
ge-siopid, S 53
ge-si'Sas, O 35
ge-siapid, N 74
ge-siapide, A 177
ge-smirpid, D 264
ge-sniden, D 342
ge-spon, M 296
ge-staefnendre, B 68
ge-stalnm, O 105
ge-stincGum, E 421
ge-stoepid, I 466
ge-strion, G 564 ; P 2
ge-suedrade, G 605
ge-sue'Sradan, E 395
ge-suigran, G 616
ge-suirbet, E 144
ge-tael, B 179
ge-teld, T 76
ge--5edum, S 699
ge--5mgadon, P 180
ge-thingio, A 708
ge-Hudde, A 288
ge.|iofta, Int. 69; G 535
ge-doht, D 187
ge-'5raune, B 118
ge-|)rec, A 709
ge-|7Uorne flete, L 133
ge-dyre (un-), D 283
ge-tiunge, A 684
ge-togenum, S 536
ge-togone sueorde, S 562
getreauade, F 271
ge-triopad, F 134
ge-tuin, Int. 142
ge-tyhtan (tSare), E 553
ge-tyhtid, I 201
ge-aaerpte, G 809
ge-pald-le'Srum, H 37
ge-parht, G 780
ge-uaatu, G 820
ge-uueada, U 50
ge-pearp (in sond-), I 414
ge-uuemmid (un-), I 211
ge-uuendit, T 304
ge-perc (aid-), I 35
ge-uueted, M 98

ge-uaet-&e8ta6, S 635
ge-pitendi, D 66
ge-prit, G 230
gibeht (ob-), D 24
gi-brec, U 246
gidsung, A 683
gi-erende, T 41
gig, G 142

gi-lebdae, p. 1 18, note 3
gi-lefde, U 14
gi-lepdae, p. 118, note 2
gimong (aeg), O 139, 149
gimro, D 364; gimrodor, p.

44, note 4
ginnendi (on-), O 253
ginnisse, I 373
gionat, G 4
giscte (ge-), O 206
gislas, O 23
gisl-hada, O 99
giululing, Q 70
glaedine, S 176
glaeres, S 688
gleaunisse, A 736
glen, S 41
glio, G26; F3
glioda, M 201
gUoye (in), I 228
glitmat, F 252
gliu, G 6
gloed, G 143
gloede, P 688
gloed-scofl, U 7
glof, M 16
gnidU, P 440
gnidine (a-), D 78
god-uueb, F 11
god-uuebbe, T 228
god-uureci, S 203
gold (smaete), O 24
gong(on.), I 378, 409
gonot, F 382
good aeppel, G 439
goor, F 202
goos, A 627

goos (pilde), G 341; G 53, 68
gors, A 328
gorst, U 280
graben (a-), G 249
graes, F 150
grsBS-groeni 138
granae, M 335
gredge, A 519
gredig, I 78
gr^f, G 169
grei, G 91

grei (heauui ,), G 117
grei (isem-), F 153
greig, F 115

gremid (ge-), 1 139; L 32
gremi'5, L 19

gremman, L 96

grennung, B 174

greouue, U 207

grestu (?), 91

grima, M 33, 34

grima (eges-), M 358; (egis-),

Lll
grindet (for-), C 776
gristle (naes-), G 14
groeni aar, A 957
groeni (grsBS-), G 138
groepe, L 30
groepum, S 181
groeto, M 162
groetu (ic), G 608
gron-uisc, A 160
gruiit, P 540
grund-sopa, G 186
grundus, F 375
grunnettan, G 173
grytt, P 541
gmna (bryd-), P 817
guma (dryht-), P 11, 150
gunde-suilge, S 278
gycenis, P 692
gylt(e-), E 500
gyrdels, B 181
gyrdiliB.broec, L 287
gyrdils-hriuge, L 122, 237
gymo, G 99
gyte, I 376

haal-staan, G 903

haam, G 109

habae, M 256

habuc (mus-), S 438 ;
(spaer-), A 432; (paloh-),
H83; (palh-), F 10

hada (gisl-), 99

haeb, S 59

haebem, N 61

haebre-blete, B 96

haebm, G 120

haeca, P 311

haeoed, M 332

haecid, L 292

haecile, L 15 ; P 7

haefd (a-), S 636

haegtis, E 283 ; S 528

haegu-'Som, S 473

haeh-sedlum, P 741

haehnisse (under), S 690

haehtis, F 434

haehtisse, E 354

hael, O 170

haeldi (o-), P 358

haelsadon, A 948

haelsent, E 484

haelsere, A 953

haeplice (ge-), G 603; O 252

haerg, L 325

216

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. HAE — ^HBI

haerga^ S 46
haeflel-hnnta, A 2
haesl, A 895; G 651
hae-Bnalpe, A 864
haet [heath], G 124 ; T 162
haet [hat], M 227
haet-colae, G 783
hald, G 357
hald (Bcyte-), O 29
hald (to-), A 203
halde (suae), B 69
haldi, P 210
half, G 494
half-olongni, S 265
halfe (on ha), A 435
hali-gast, p. 1
halt (lemp-), L 296
hama [cricket], G 143
hama [covering], I 88
haman, G 404
ham-8cire, E 35
hand-gand, D 70
handle, S 504
hara, L 135

hara (heard), G 314; M 339
hatende, G 30
heaga-spen, G 63
heago-dom, A 421
hea lecas, A 773
heamnl, F 324
heap, S 527

heard-hara, G 314; M 339
heard-heau, G 408
heardnisse, B 185
hearma, M 166; N 60
heaa (heard-), G 408
heapas (on-), 545
heap i, G 303
heauui, grei, G 117
heheld, L249
hebeld-t$red, L 250
hebel-gerd, L 178
heben-hus, L 40
heber, G 156
heden, G224; G 185
heende (ge-), E 399
hegas, G 920
hel-diobul, O 231
hehn, G 246
helma, Int. 70
hehnes, G 242
belt, G 47, 236
h^medo, H 164
hen (edisc-), 236
hendi (an-), M 8
heolor, L36; T 258
heolore (tui-), B 140
heolstr, S 228
heolstras, B 70
heonan(bi-), G 428
heopan, S 333

heor, G 247

heordan, S 515

heorot-bei^ge, M 292

heorSe, F 289

heorS-soaepe, P 701

her, P 437

herbid, B 138

here, F 306

here (dor), S 641

here-bsBcnn, S721

here-beno, S 373

herenis, F 1

heres thu (ge-), H 51

hergend (for-), G 153

herpiong, E 554

hen (dor-), U 5

heringaa, S 64

beta (scolt-), £ 453

be«ir, B 121

heuuendlioe, G 532

hicae, P 176

hider, I 496; hider ond

hider, U 229
higrae, B 77; G 438; T 315
higre, P 424
himming, P 306
hind-berge, E 271
hind-beriae, A 132
hind-caelf, I 464
hio, A 707

hiordas (hors-), P 186
hiorde (caeg-), G 498 ; (hrid-),

B164
hiorde (un-), T 247
hlaegnlendi, B 171
hlaest-Bcip, H 147
hleor, F 345
hleoJ>rendi, 1 127
hlep (dif-), P 307
hUbendri, M 223
hlingende (pi«er-), I 207
hlingo (on-), I 416
hlior ronuit (on), A 267
hUu-5a, S 235
hlocadum (a-), E 65
hlodun, A 909
hlond, L 256
hlotum (huon-), P 152
hlutan, S 434
hlutre, L 171
hlysnende, A 228, 876
hlysnendi, A 805
hlyte, P 506
hnaeggiung, H 126
hnsBgith (ge-), S 568
hnitu, L 127
hnut-beam, N 184
hnutu (haesel-), A 2
hnyglan, P 843
hoc (uueod-), S 20
hocc, M 42

hofer, T 332

hofr, G 93

hogd (for-), I 489

hoi, S 486

hold, F 120

hold (ni-), P 700

holegn, A 123

holen (cnio-), B 245

holo-ponne, P 73

holor (?), L 16

holt(aler-), A433

holt-hona, A 125

hola, 264

holu (aulf-), L 334

holum, G 240

holnnga, N 67

horn, G 514

homan (fedr-), T 37

bona (bolt-), A 125 ; (por-),

F 22 ; (uudu-), P 183
hond-f ul beopes, M 32
hond-uyrm, B 179; (-pyrm),

L93
hood, G 107
hool, U 270
horh, F 216
horn, B 21
horn (suegl-), S 58
horn-blaunere, G 353
horn, naap, Int. 92
horse-lice, N 9
hors-hiordas, P 186
hors-'Segn, M 338
horpeg stig, D 72
hosa (pisan), S 357
hoap ("Sorh), P 239
hospetQt, S 697
hraed, P 208, 374
hraede, p. 1
hraefn, G 735
hraefn (naeht-), N 145
hraefnes foot, Q 49
hrae«e, P 829
hrae«e (frae-), P 603
hrae'Se-muus, S 554; U 105
hragra, A 729
bran, P 184
hrecca, 113
hr§gU, A 546

hreod, Int. 135 ; G 129 ; H 20
hrider, Int. 147
hridir (mid-), I 44
hrim, P 669

bringe (gyrdils-), L 122, 237
bringendom (ymb-), S 533
bringe, sigl, F 170
hring-faag, P 515 ; T 204
hriose« (on-), 1 149
hrisl, B 11
hrisle, E 10
bnd-biorde, B 164

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. HRO — LOC

217

hrof, T 163

hrof (first-), L 36

hrof-uuyrhta, T 166

hromsa, A 129

hromsan crop, A 130

hrooc, G 164

hrutende, S 663

hryste, F 111

huaeh (ge-), [for ge-hnaeh?]

A 232
hasBt, L 210
hualf, C 626
huegu (huonan-), U 268
hueol-r&d, 233
huer, L 101
huer (oeg), U310
huerb, U 142
huerbende, E 300
huete-stan, C 746
huice, T 310
huit cudn, M 41
huite clafre, G 118
huit-foot,A436
hulas (scald-), P 76
huma, S 206
hund (ro-S-), M 286
hune, M 43
hunig-aeppel, P 137
hunig-suge, L 169
hun-sporau, D 366
huonan-huegu, U 268
hnon-hlotum, P 162
humitu, G 902
huru is (ne), N 199
bus (heben-)» L 40
buses, D 362
huurful (siun-), T 100
bpffig, S 272
buusBl, P 671

bpelce -Singa (oe-g-), O 162
bpelci pega, (ge-), Q 74
hyddum (ge-), A 87
bydnis (ge-), O 210
hyfi, A 461
byflas (scald-), A 440
hyht-ful, I 260
hyllas (sond-), A 440
hymlioe, G 391
hype, I 44
byrdel, p. 38, note 4
byrsti (ge-), F 113
hyrHl, C 891
by^ae, D 60

ic groetu, G 608
ic "Srouuio, P 337
idle, G 246
ieces surae, G 121
iesen, E 439
ifegn, E 33
ill, E 303 J H 108

ill, 161

in, B 178; 1167; R 12

in bQce, I 466

in foemisse, 1 196

in gliope, I 228

in mae-Sle, I 223

innifli, I 116

in Bond-gepearp, I 414

intinga (uuordes), U 149

iringes uueg, U 174

is, P 191

is (ne burn), N 199

isern, A 422

isem (bred-), S 116; (mere-),

G96
isern-feotor, B 38; -grei, F

163 ; -soeruru, F 279 ;

-scobl, U 16

ij'i (?) p. 1
iuu, T 16

kaeUd, I 268
kyUe, A 862

laac, E 139, 461

laam, A 730; L 239

lab (un), P 669

laec, A 646

laec (brade-), S 220

laec (on-), H 72

laec (ynne-), A 841; (ynni-),

G317
laecan (lyb-), G 223
laecan (scin-), N 66
laecbtrad (ge-), H 141
laeg, L 33
laendino, B 178
laeppan (libr-), F 169
laergae, A 602
laesti, U 281
laex, E 316 ; I 490
laga (lund-), B 33
lande (on), E 329
laser (?), Z 6
last, O 267
laste (on), E 329
last-Qcus (braad-), I) 346
lad, 1 136
lath, I 229
ladade (ge-), A 287
lade, (atur-), B 93
lauricae, A 497; T 179
laurice, L 31
laurici, G 148
leac-trogas, G 666
leaf (gearpan), M 42
lean, E 164
leas (recci-), P 631
leasnis (treu-), P 202
leasung, F 26
lebdae (gi-), p. 118, note 3

lebel, A 716
leber, S 186
lebil, M 17
lebl, T 267
lebr, S 141
lecas (hea), A 773
leceas, P 383
leci-pyrt, Q 60
lectendra (o-), P 177
lectha, S 216
leec (gaar-), A 419
lefde (gi-), U 14
leht-faet, L 96
lelan, U 206
lelodrae, L 44
lelothrae, B 202
lemp-halt, L 296
lenctin-ald, T 86
lende (el-), A 367
lende-brede, L 336
lendis Ueg (?), B 167
leoma, G 106; I 631
lepdae (gi-), p. 118, note 2
lepe-uuinoe, G 961
lestunne (to ge-), G 812
leta (frio), L 233 ; U 120
letan (frio-), L 177
leder-uyrhta, B 232
ledrum (ge-pald-) H 37
leu (mund-), G 770; U 83
libr, U 176
libr-laeppan, F 169
lic-beorg, S 46; -burg, G 433
lice (ge-), P 176
lieg (lendis), B 167
lieset (a-), E 368
ligenre (on-), I 206
limi,B100; G 320
liim-caluuer, G 22
limed (ge-), G 666
limplice daele (ge-), G 676
lin, M 19
lind, T 161
line-tuige, G 147 ; -tuigle, F

314
linin ryee, U 186
liod (burg.), M 294
lio«u-pac, H 38
lio))u-pac (un-), 1 161
lio))u-pacnis (un-), I 97
lisit, L 118
Hstan, L 121
liste, L 243
li«ercade, P 694
U«re, F 386
lidre (staef-), B 8
lil^rine trymsas, A 836
loan (scaept-), H 8
loc (clustor-), G 466
loc (gata), T 172
loca, F 236

218

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. LOC — ^NEP

loccas, A572;N46

loccas (pinde-), G 434

looer . Bceaba, B 281

lod-pyrt (ge-), E B6» 236

loed (ge), G 98

logdor, G 123

loma, G 815

loma (ge-), U 306

lomb (ceolbor-) E 216

lond, T 67

loob, Y 8

lopostom, S 174

lopust, L 262

lor (for-), A 504

lose (?), F 842

lostr (ge-), S 709

lo^Sa, L 15, 261 ; S 57, 60

loam (scept-), A 548

lad-g89t (Sorh), P 207

lond-laga, B 38

luus, P 312

lyb, O 43

lyb (ceae-), G 775

lyb-com, G 265, 371

lybesne, S 569

lyb-laecan, G 223

lybsn, O 43

lybt, S 691

lynis, A 963

lynisaa, A 962

lytes-na, G 592

lytle sneglas, G 630

maad (ge-), U 122
maeded (ge-), U 36
maelo (un-), U 215
maelte smeoruue (an-a-),

P400
maenoe, G 887
maerc (first-), I 219
maercode (ge-), I 852
maere, F 135; I 225
mserh, L 294
maestun, S 68
mae-Sle (in), I 223
maffa, O 166
maga, S 578
mah (ge-), 1 148
malscrung, F 55
malt, B 182

mand, G 573, 635; Q 12
man-ful, 1 134
mang (seg-), A 397
mapuldur, A 120
mase, P 128
mase (free-), L 91
mata (eorS-), U 147
madalade, G 854
matte, S 487
meadrobordan (?), M 155
mearh, A 536

meaiiS, F 383
meau, A 478; G 29; L 50
meoe, M 327
meder-pyrhta, M 200
m^d (ge), I 412
meeli, A 437
mees (bleremina), 250
meg-caalm, P 179
meg-sibbe, A 371
meig, G 516
meldadon, D 74
meli, A 985
meln (ed-), S 107
melum (stycoi-), P 6, 187
melom (vearn-), G 158
melmn (|ireat-), M 1
menen, U 123
mene-scillingas, L 277
m^ngan (ge-), G 674
mengde (ge-), I 214
menged (ge), 1 106
menget, G 778
mengetlic (ge-), P 211
mengio, M 39
mengiunge (ge-), G 599
menin (mere-), S 849
meniu, D 290
meodomlice, D 833
meottoc, T 286
meottucas, L 161
mer (pudu-), E 12
merc-isem, G 96
mere, S 650
mere-menin, S 849
mere-suin, B 166
mere pear^, P 204
merg, M 195
merice, A 673
merso, G 140
mertze, M 161
met-rap, B 178
mettocas, B 19
metum (or-), M 262
mioel (sui'Se), D 327
mid-ferh, I 526
mid - hridir , nio'San -peard

hype, 144
miil, M 202
mUcit, M 257, 841
milte, L 172 ; S 472
minte, Int. 222
mirc-apuldor, M 142
mis-byrd, A 12
mistel, U 185
mis-thagch, D 179
mi's nethle a-siopid, P 421
miai«, D 272
mi'Slum, S 44
mitta (and-), E 416
miyniteri, N 178
mod (e-), A 532

mod (pulf), G 762
mode (ge-), G 594
moder (steop-), N 167
moderge, G 857
moette, O 183
molde, S 10
molegn-stycci, G 21
moling, G 20
momna, S 440
mon (se eorod-), D 362
mong (aeg-gi-), O 139, 149
monong (geabules), E 518
mood (an-), G 597
moot (ge-), G 841
more ^alh), P 122
morgen-lio, P 203
moba, A 108
mund-bora, S 644
mund-byrd, P 10
mund-len, G 770; U 83
mtis, S 428
mosclan soel, G 863
muB-habuc, S 488
muQS, M 343
mans (hrae'Se-), S 554; U

105
muas-falle, M 824
mygg, G947; S 175
myldan (bi-), H 159
mynd (aneoi^-), I 98
myndum (to peord-), A 229
mynit, N 144
myrgnis, M 868

na (lytes-), G 592
naap (bom,), Int. 92
nabo-gaar, T 87
nabo-gar, B 216
nabola, U 248
naeoad tnnge, E 499
naecte-gale, L 830; B 201
naect-genge, H 130
naegl, P 107
naegl-speru, U 260
naeht-hraefn, N 145
naenge earbet$e, N 198
naeot (ge-), I 245
naep, N 40
naesc (reod-), P 188
naescum, T 311
naes-gristle, G 14
naetendne, P 613
neb, P 438; B 204
ned, G 244
nefa, P 675
negl (scoh-), G 480
ndtQ-gale, A 121
ne hum is, N 199
neor^ (ge-), G 666
neo>o-aard, Int. 71
nep-flod, Int. 196

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. NES — REC

219

11

nest, £ 259
neihle, P 421
netl, A 160
netlan, U 290
uettae, O 147
nif t, P 604
ni-hold, P 700
ni-ol, 1 122
nio'San-peard, I 44
nit (suer-), U 299
nomun, A 909
noom (ifor-), 1 174
nor>an (eastan-), A 92
nor^an-pestan, A 113
nordpind (east-), B 152
nor^pind (eost-), C 375
nordpind (jiest-), C 419
numine (bi-), A 15; p

(note 7)
nydede (ge-), O 36
nycthlice (ge-), A 39
nyhtfollum (ge-), P 595
nyme (fore-), P 822
nytnis (un-), N 187
nyttum (to), A 200

ob cniorisse, P 667

ober-cumenre (un-), I 206

ober-foerde, E 173

ober-segl, A 753

ober-staeled, C 585; -stae-
lende, C 543; -staelid, C
858; -sui-So, U 206; -uue-
nide, I 209; -nurecan,
97

obet, F 326

ob-gibeht, T> 24

obr, M 20

obst («orh), P 217

ob-'5aenit, M 94

ocusta, A 837

oefsung, C 436

oe-g-huer, U 310

oe-g-hpelce 1$inga, 162

oembecht, C 533

oem-setinne piin-geardes, A
534

oest-ful, U 278

of "Sreote ; of foe'San, E 398

ofer-cuom, 103

ofer-foere (un-), I 456

of-gefen, T> 339

og (scept-), A 517

o-gengel, 107

o-hfflldi, P 358

ol (ni-), 1 122

o-lectendra, P 177

olbenda (afyred), D 361

oman, I 27

omber, S 337

om^, F 154

omer, S 166
on ba halfe, A 435
oncg-seta, P 868
oncleouue, T 42
on-cunnen, N 163
ond, U 229
on-dest, S 436
on-doen, 1 110
on-ettad, A 401
on-ette, 109
on-filti, 1 137
onga, A 715
on-gen-sette, 95
on-ginnendi, O 253
on-gong, I 378, 409
on-heapas, C 545
on-hlingo, I 416
on hlior rouuit, A 267
on-hriose1$, 1 149
on-laeo, B 72
on lande, E 329
on laste, E 329
on-ligenre, I 205
on-reod, I 401
on-saelid, D 29
on-seacan, T> 148
On-steuum, A 712
on-suapen, I 442
on-Buebba1$, S 297
on-suebdum, S 400
on-8ueop, A 868
on suilce, A 881
on-tudri, E 73
on-paid, S 131
on-peg a-feride, A 908
on-picum, C 277
oom (brond-), B 236
ore, O 228
orceas, 1 152
or-feormnisse, S 488
or-metum, M 262
or-sorg, C 810; T 325
or-^onc, M 112
or-pige, I 460
or-uuyrde (ge-), T 261
osIq, M 165
osperi (?), P 411
ost (prasan), N 152
0-5 -Saet, E 2
otr, L 291
ottor, S 634
o-uuaestm (tuig), S 587
o-pef, C 467
oxstaelde, I 25

paad, P 670, 832
paat, C 259
palstr, C 640, 965
pauua, P 131
pea (?), G 125
pearuc, C 488

pic, P 425

picung, S 572

piic, A 115

piosan, P 414

piose, L 147

pirge, P 418

pisan hosa, S 357

plaega, P 12

plagan (staef-), L 289

plumae, P 456

plum§, P 708

plum-treu, P 449

ponne, T 298; (braad-), C
199;(bredi-), S18;(fyr.),
A 751 ; (holo-), P 73

popffig, C 941 ; P 542

popei, P 166

pund, P 739

pundur, P 264

pung, C 136

qualdun (a-), N 101
quatem, Q 19
quedol, T> 318
quedole, T> 319
quicae, U 188
quice, G 151
qui-Sa, M 44

raad (stream-), A 447
rabisca [Latin?], B 258
rad (hueol-), O 233
radre, B 165
raece. Int. 273
raeced-lic, P 14
raedda rabisca (?), B 258
raeddun (a-), E 393
raedenne, C 611
raedgasram, H 162
raedinne, B 3; T 25
raedit (ge-), D 186
raednisse, C 828
raefnde (a-), E 373
raefndun (a-), E 503
raefsit, 1 190
raefsit paes, 1 186
raegelum (dead-), P 36
rtegu, S 300
raepsung, 1 132
raesde, I 299
ragu, M 258, 289
raha, C 189
rap (met-), B 178
rasad (a-), 1 131
read, F 214; B 240
read (pioloc-), C 520
reade clafre, C 116
raef (pael-), M 30
reagu-finc, B 58
reo (ge-), L 164
recceo, A 492 .

220

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. BBC — SEC

reoci-leas, P 631
recio (a-), E 523
recte (a), C 601
red (faer-), P 606
red-boran, I 612
rede-stan, S 365
rednae (bi), P 702
r^fsde, 1 173
reftras, A 533
regnade (ge-). M 125
regn-pyrm, L 304
rehtun (a-), £ 550
reod (on-), I 401
reod-naeso, P 188
reost (soles), T> 80
resigan, 208
reste (eord-), C 59
rested (ge-), F 125
resnng, C 536
resnnge, B 170
rib, C 845
ribbe, C 28, 411
ribt (cneo-), Int. 220
ridan (tot-), O 268
ridusende, P 314
rift, L 80; P 126
riftras (siSe), F 32
rihte-bred, N 172
rimo, C 898
ris (ge-), B 16
rise, I 530
risc-'Syfel, I 510
rist (baan>), T 173
risel, A 796
risende, F 17<S
rod (brand-), A 562
rodes (peb-ge-), T 44
roebum (folc-ge-), A 114
roebnm (uuic-ge-), T 129
roefa (ge-), C 687
roefan (ge-), C 283 ; P 827
roetSe, F 117
roe'Se-lice, U 167
roelJra, B 73
roedro (ge-), A 667
romei, C 89

rond (gabul-), C 416; B 31
rond-baeg, B 208
rood (paerg-), F 371
roopnis, L 244
roscade (ge-), P 118
ro-5-hund, M 285
ro«or (steor-), P 178
ro«r, T 206

rouuit (on hlior), A 267
rune (burg-), P 21
runnen (ge-), C 862
rust, E 297
rydid (a-), E 548
rye, T 21 ; U 184
ryee (linin), U 186

ryft (pag.), C 967
ryge, S 339
lysel, A 961
rytrid (a-), E 400

saa, Int. 198

sadol, S 229

sadul-boga, C 130

sadul-felge, P 315

saecg, G 113

saecgan (a-), E 36

saedde (un-a-), I 212

sae-ge-seotu, P 599

saelid (on-), D 29

saeltna, B 256

saes, T 289

saex, C 969

saex (blod-), F255; ()»eoh-),

S214
salde, 1 194
sale, B80
salf, M 21
salh, S40
sarpo, A 281
scaan, A 801
scadu, S 133
scad-pyrt (ge-), T 24
soaebe, P 539
scaed, S 173
scaeft (ed-), P 71
scaeltte (a-), D 336
Bcaept-loan, H 8
scaer. Int. 329
soaet, B 150
scaet (fere-), N 47
scaf-foot, P 145
scala, G 112
scald-bulas, P 76
Bcald-hyflas, A 440
scalfur, M 160
sceaba, B 231
sceabas, A726; G 15
sceadu (suina), S 662
soeadu-geardas, T 79
scearpnis, A 117
sceat (an-), E 411
scea'San (picinc-), P 391
seel, E 15
seel (musclan), C 863;

(piloc-), C 530; (pioluo-),

P70
soel-ege, S 578
scelle, C 777
scellum, C 758
scept-loum, A 548
scept-og, A 517
scere (secgge-), C 404
scerede (bi-), p. 9 note 1
scerero, F 263
sceruru (isern-), F 279
scete, S 57

Boia, C 901

scicging, C 112

scidum, S 179

Bciir, P 592

scildenne, T 329

scillingas (mene-), L 277

scin, P 513

scinoio (ge-), E 543

scin-laecan, N 65

Bcinneras, E 170; S 185

scinnum, S 205

scip, S 188; (hlaest-), H

147; («eof-), M208
scipe, B 178
Boipes caeli, B 204
Bcir, D 328 [dispensatio] ; S

647 [adj., clear]
scirde, A 134
scire (ham-),-E 35
sclacade (a-), H 58
sclaecadun (a-), T> 329
sclat, C 263

scoble, P 42; (isern-), U 15
scoere, S 696
scofl, T 290
scofl (gloed-), U 7
scoh, C 141; (slebe-), S 394;

(steppe-), S 708
scoh-negl, C 480
scolan (ge-), G 826
Bcomo, P 844
scond, S 165
scota (ge-), C 695
scraeb, M 199
screauua, M 336
soreop (aeren), S 574
screope, S 513
Borepan (a-), E 95
screpen (a-), E 98
soriben, D 82
soribun, P 596
scric, T 324
send, B 25
scrifen (for-), A 193
scriopu, S 194
scripel (eor-), A 706
scripid, S 142
scroepnis (ge-), C 781
soufitJ (a-), P 629
souldur, S 187
Bcolt-heta, E 453
scungendi (an-), A 666
scussum (a-) [?], C 882
scyend, M 40
Bcyfla, M 9
scyldig, 106
scyrft, S 130
scyte-hald, O 29
scytel, M 259
seacan (on-), D 148
secg, C 110

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. SEC — STA

221

seogge-scere, C 404

sedlmn (haeh-), P 741

seeg, S 85

segl (ober-), A 753

segl-bosm, C 229

segl-g§rd, A 688

segn, B53; L4; S 362

segnas, A 717

seign, U 85

seld (peard-), E 527

selma (bene-), S 470

sene peard (un-ge-), D 273

seng, U 90

se eorod-mon, D 362

seobgendum, D 64

seodenne (to a-), E 542

seolf-bonan, B 118

seorpum, C 667

seotol, E 332

seotu, B 226

seotu (sae-ge-), P 599

serce, A 756

sernnende, C 831

seta (oncg-), P 868

setin, P 467

setinne piingeardes (oem-),

A 534
setnis (unit-), O 96
seto, S 498
settan, P 13
settan (da, )7a ge-), I 213;

232
sette (ge-), C 640
sette (on -gen-), O 95
setunge, A 898
seuuin (?), P 572
sib (nn-), S 223, 364
sibsed, A 769
sibbade (nn-), D 48
sibbe (meg-), A 371
sibi, C 873
sibun-sterri, P 451
sicetit, S 324
side, L 328
sifi'San, F 386
sifti«, C 872
sige-becn, T 264
sigl,B197; F170; S 319
siid, E 461
Binder, S 163

sin-fuUe, E 84, 253 ; P 130
sin-gale, O 155
sint, S 705
sionu, N 97
sion-unalt, T 227
siouu, S 51
sioped (ge-), C 557
siopid (a-), P 421
siouuid (ge-), S 19
siopid (ge-), S 53
siras, L 275

sith (et-), B 164

si-Sas (ge-), O 35

8i«e, riftras, F 32

sindi (bi-), 212

sinn-huurfnl, T 100

sinpid (ge-), N 74

siupide (ge-), A 177

slaec, B 59

slaece, E 101

slaege, C 832

slaegen, P 329 ; (bi«), P 287

slaegen (for-), P 706

slaegenum (for-), P 609

slaegu, L 247

slaet (gesca), S 324

slag, B 75

slagh-'Sorn, N 119

slahae, P 376

slah-«orn, S 474

sli, T 169

sliden, I 408

sliet (for-), I 413

slit smeoro (on-), S 33

sliten (un-to-), I 80

slog (to-), C 586

smaete gold, O 24

smat, I 352

smead (geond-), E 212

sm^l, G 155

smeltas, S 72

smeodoma, P 497

smeoro (un-slit), S 33

smeoru, S 268; U 257

smeoru-pyrt, U 98

smeoruue (un-amaelte), P

400
smicre, E 141
smiride (bi-), I 204
smirpid (ge-), T> 264
smi«.lice, F 110
smiton, F 387
smoe'Si (un-), S 204
smoe'Snm, P 511
smora'S, S 558
Bmo)7i (un-), A 859
smyglas, C 927
snaedil-^earm, E 419
snan (for suan), S 655
snegl, L 180; M 37
sneglas (lytle), C 630
snel, A 445; E 561
sniden (ge-), B 342
suite, A 138
suite (uudu-), C 258
snith-streo, Int. 146
sni1$-streo, S 358
suiupi^, N 117
snod, C 137
snoro, N 182
socc, slebe-scoh, S 394
sochtba, I 474

soedan (a-), S 104
softe, S 276
sohte, P 215
solcen (a-), 1 197
sond^, C 534
sond-ge-pearp, I 414
sond-hyllas, A 440
sooc (for-), I) 71
sooth, F 428
sopa (grund-), C 186
sorg, A 165

sorg (or-), C 810; T 325
sorgendi, A 617
spadan, U 13
spserca, S 192
spaeren, G 92
spaer-habuc, A 432
spaldur, A 839
sparrade (bi-), 221
spearua, F 128; S 632
speccan, N 160
spec-faag, Int. 221
sped, P 375
spel-bodan, 240
spelli, B 65
spen (heaga-), G 63
speoru, C 610
sperta (?), B 89
speru (naegl-), U 260
spUth, P 213
spinel, F 378; S 552
spinil, N 108
spitel (proht-), S 605
spoed, P 634, 707; S 646
spon, G 100
spon (ge-), M 296
spora, C 93
sporan (hun-), I> 356
spraec, S 43
spr§c, S 299
spreci (felu-), T 288
spreot (eobor-), U 79
spreotum, C 609
sprinclum, F 171
sprindel, T 88
springendi (a-), D 65
spryng, C 15 ; P 82
spunnun, B 148
staau (haal-), C 903
staeb, 157
staeb (endi-), E 394
staef-lidre, B 8
staefnendra, A 444
staefnendre (ge-), B 68
staef-plagan, L 289
staegilre, P 610
staeled (ober-), C 585
staelende (ober-), 543
staeli, O 124
staelid (ober-), C 858
staenid (a-), S 570

222

ANQLO-SAXON INDEX. STA — ^TAC

staer, S 526
staer-blind, S 134
Btae'S-Bunalpe, B 195
stal, 8 512
Btal (pi«er), O 41
Btalam (ge-), O 105
stala to fag^um, U 252
Stan (ciBil-), G 111 ; (haete-)i

C 746; (rede-), S 365;

(tebl-), C 12
steam, B 61; F 163
stebn, U 282
steoca (geoc-), 108
Bteli, A 127
Bteng, C 450
steola, C 31, 262
steop-faeder, 6 135; U 181 ;

-moder, N 167; -Buna, F

210
steor, L 298

Bteor (tSri-aaintra), P 672
Bteorra (snan-), U 145
sterri (sibun-)f P 451
Bteor-ro'Sor, P 178
steort, C 196
Bteppe-sooh, S 708
Bt§rt, B 91
steuum (on-), A 712
sticca (clader-), A 625
stic-tenel, F 166
Btig (horpeg), D 72
stign, A 893
stiUth, C 859
stilnis (an), A 399
stinoendi, F 254
stinocum (ge-), E 421
Btoepid (ge-), I 466
Btofa, B 56
Btom, B 144 ; atom, plisp, B

52
stono, E 391
Btool, T 309
stoppa, B 147
store, C 405
storm, N 113
ston(oeap-), C 564; (caalm-),

Int. 67
stoauigan, B 34
streagl, A 932
stream, B 51
stream-raad, A 447
streamum, T 216
Btreide, S 525
strel, S 514
strel-bora, A 810
streo (snith-), Int. 146 ;

(sni-S-) S 358
stricilam, T 266
stridi (tnegen), P 134
stridit, U 12
strimendi, I 410; O 30

strion(ge.), G564; P2

stryndere, P 821

stryta, S 571

Btycci (molegn-), G 21

stycci-melmn, P 6, 187

stylde (pi-S), D 115

styntid, H 89

styntid (a-), H 56

styrga, P 519

styria, C 921

8tyri«, M 270

snab (a-), E 475

saaoen-lic, P 203

suae halde, B 69

snaep (an-), A 359

snaepe (heorS-), P 701

saaepe (ymb-), A 522

suae sui'Se, Q 17, 18

snae-Sila, F 26

saalt (a-), D 249

saalaue, H 106

snalpe (hae-), A 864

saan, F 216 ; H 134; see also

8 655
snand (a-), H 57
saan-steorra, U 145
siiapen(on-), I 442
sndan (eastan-), A 46
snearm, E 506
sneart (saefl), 8 683
snearth, C 198
saebba'5 (on-), 8 297
Buebbo, 8 399
8uebdam(on-), 8 400
8aedrade(ge-), C 605
snefl-sueart, 8 683
sneg, H 136
sneger, 8 385
snegl-hom, 8 58
snelce (end), A 204
snelgendi, U 271
suenoeth, D 52
saeop (on-), A 868
sueor, C 717; U 133
sneoras, U 177
sneorde (getogone), 8 562
suer-nit, U 299
sae'Selas, 1 119
sue'Sradun (ge-), E 395
sne'Sra'S, F 100
sage (hunig-), L 169
sage speard, U 222
sogga, F 176
saga, 8 172
suhterga, F 319
snicade, 8 453
soioe, O 276
soicfaUe (bi-), D 33
soift, A 446
soigran (ge-), G 616
sailce (on), A 881

sailge (gande-), 8 278
saille (gagal-), G 3
Boimma'S (-Sorb), T 308
sain, 8 700
Buin (mere-), B 166
soina soeada, 8 662
soind (e-), 1 197
sainglange, U 144
sainin, 8 706
sainsang, A 720 ; M 150
saiopan, M 29; (apundere),

U76
Buiopum, F 222
sairbet (ge-), E 144
sai-Se (suae), Q 17, 18
sui-5e (Sus), T 27
suitSemicel, D.327
sai'5-fromlice, N 48
sai1$iga«, F 208
Bui-So (ober-), U 206
sales reost, D 80
same daeli, P 4
sond-gerd, B 178
san-folgend, 8 396
sundun (a-), D 275
sunn (faedran) P 95
sunu (bro-Sor), F 320;

(steop-), F 210
^aoeg, cirm, F 348
saoesendo, A 405
Buoetnis, A 524
suol, C 368
saole, C 237
saoUen (a-), T 326
suom, F 384
saon, O 141

suond (a-), E 66, 192; T 26
suor (for-), D 84
saomadun, C 591
sor, 8 386
surae (ieces), G 121
sure, 8 78, 86
sure (gQoes), A 131
suth (east-), A 47
Sudan- pes tan, A 89
8u)>an-pe8tan^ A 360
su'S-uuind, A 951
sud, su'S-pind (pest-), A 364 ;

F49
suto, L 34
suaaluue, P 710
suualpe (staetS-), B 195
speard (suge), U 222
sauQr, D 26
suungen, E 477
suuicend (bi-), I 217
syl, B 61

tacne, D 330
taonendi, I 216
taour, L 130

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. TAB — ^TOR

223

taeg,Int. 216:M118; S183

taeg (paeb-j, L 248

tael (ge-), B 179

taelg, F 379

taelg (aet-), B 122

taenil, F 162

tahae, A 494

tasnl, T84

tebl, A 414

teblere, A 416

tebleth, C 522

tebl-Btan, C 12

tegum, T 128

teld (ge-), T 76

teldat, G 861

tel-treo, C 492

tenel (stio-), F 166

teoru, C946;G133;B57

teoru (blaec), N 17

t§ro (»g.), F 67

teru (treu-), B 54

teter, B6;I79;P244

tetridit, D 77

"Sa deadlioustan, F 388

>aec-tigilum, I 57

-Saenit (ob.), M 94

ISaet (o'S), E 2

«aet (ymb), P 474

thagch (mis-), D 179

da ge-settan, I 213

>a ge-settan, O 232

>anan, I 50

'Sare ge-tyhtan, E 553

tharme, U 210

«atur (?), L 76

"Sa ponnan aetrinan, L 170

•Seaca (bord-), T 81

J>earm, F 164; 1 113

|>earm (baec-), E 465

|>eami (snaedil-), E 419

thed (a-), E 328

•Sedum (ge-), S 699

«egen (a-), D 340

thegh, C 747

>egn, A 209

1$egn (bors-), M 338

'Segnunge, 1 167

«eode (per-), N 131

•Seofe-«om, B 22

'Seof-scip, M 208

]>eoh-saex, S 214

)>eotum, F 206

>ereiide, 1 150

tiexe (a-), L 45

dhuehl, D 56

•Siendi, I 260

«ignen, P 190

«me, T 43, 45

Hnga (aenge), Q 75

•Singa (oe-g-hpelce), O 162

tJingadon (ge-), P 180

>mgere, A 283
thingio (ge-), A 708
>ingunge, 1 199
>istel, p. 1; C 126
-Sistel (>u-), L 39
>istel-tuige, G 122

>iudde (ge-), A 288

>iastra, A 535

>ixl (paegne-), A 743

J>ixlum, T 97

thoae, A 748

)>odeQ, A 482

J>ofta(ge-), Int. 69;G536

>oht (a-), G 779

doht (ge-), D 187

thol, S 182

^on (aec), Q 44

•Sonc (or-), M 112

"Sorh-brogden, T 280

•Sorb byrgeras, P 229

>orh-ge.feht, P 205

«orh hosp, P 239

Sorb lud-g8Bt, P 207

«orh obst, P 217

•Sorh-suimma'S, T 308

•Sorn (haegu-), S 473

dom (heago-), A 421

•Sorn (slagh-), N 119; (slab-),

S474;(«eofe-), B 22
'Somas, S 217
thothr, P 410
"Sraesce, T 314
>rage, 1 126
•Sraune (ge-), B 118
thrauuo, A 731
)>reade (biad), A 671
threatade, U 291
)>reatende, M 27
>reat-melum, M 1
J>rec (ge-), A 709
«red, F 172
«red (col-), P 232; (bebeld-),

L250
'Sreote, E 398
•Sreote (of), E 398
t$res,L 243; 229
•Sresi, L 339
«r§sti (a-), E 389
«ri-feo«or, T 292
drill, Int. 322
•Sring (ebur-), O 255
-Sriodung (ymb), D 62
•Sri-uuintra steor, P 672
•Sroehtig, P 305
J>rop, G 748
•Srostle, T 313, 323
•Srot-bolla, G 180
«rote (aesc-), F 138; (ebor-),

S178
tbrote (eobur-), G 749
>rote (eofor-), Int. 307

•Sroten (a-), P 191

«rouuio (io), P 337

•Sropode, E 392

«ruh, T 320

>ruh (uu§ter-), C 103

>rungun, T 229

thrust-fel (blaeo), B 103

druum (paeter-), G 111

J>ryid (a-), E 400

thu (ge-heres), H 51

1$naelum, T 46

thnaere, T 328

J>uarm, S 125

thuelan, U 176

)>uerh-fyri, S 16

^uma, P 538

thumle, U 210

>iiner, I 479

)>ung, E 120

>ungas, A 102

]>iiorne flete (ge-), L 133

dus (ac). Int. 298

«us sui«e, T 27

>u-«i8tel, L 39

•Syfel (rise), I 510

•Syhtge egan (un-), U 191

dyre (un-ge-), D 283

J>yrne, D 373

«yrs, 231

J>ys gere, H 137, 142

«yti« (a-), E 142

tigilum (J>aec-), I 57

tigule, T 47

Tug, M 49

tilgendum, A 220

tin, T 171

tindas, B 214

tindecte, B 208

tindum, B 209

tioludun, P 336

tionan, I 369

tiorade, D 184

tiunge (ge-), A 684

to a-seodenne, E 542

to-cinit, D 76

to cySenne, 1 469

to-daeldmn, D 258

to fnglum (stain), U 252

to ge-lestunne, G 812

togenum (ge-), S 536

togone sueorde (ge-), S 562

toh, L 110

to-bald, A 203

tob g^rd, L 138

toblice, U 294

tolice, H 154

tong, F 286

to nyttnm, A 200

tonpinto(?), A 218

torctendi, I 216

torhtnis, L 284

224

ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. TOS — J7EG

to-sUten (an*), I 80

to-Blog, G 686

tot, A 744

to«um (butan), S 701

tot-ridan, O 268

to peord-myndum, A 229

to-porpne, D 31

to-puorpon, D 30

tredun, P 612

treo (fugul-), A 533 ; (fulae),

A 430; (tel-), C 492
treu (plnm), P 449
treu-leasnis, P 202
treu-teru, B 54
trenoade (ge-), F 271
triopad (ge-), F 134
trog, C 252
trog (cUda), C 508
trogas (leac-), G 656
troh, R 17
trondendi, P 805
tryinide, C 824
trymsas (li>rme), A 836
tudri (on-), E 73
tuegen stridi, P 134
tuige (line-), C 147; (Mstel-),

G122
tuigendi, A 656
tuigle (line-), F 314
tnig o-auaestm, S 587
tui-heolore, B 140
tuihn (bi-), M 198
tuin, B 230
tuin (ge-), Int. 142
tuist (candel-), E 166
tunge (naecad), E 499
tunne, C 945
turl, T 290
tuso, G 62
tuun, C 670, 748
tuun (caebr-), U 86
tuun (deor-), B 185
tuun-cressa, N 14
tychtingum, 1 135
tyctende, A 198
tyctendi, 1 124
tyhtan, S 437
tyhtan ("Sare ge), E 553
tyhted (faer-), C 471
tyhten, L 117
tyhtend, I 363
tyhte«, S 401
tyhtid (ge-), I 201
tyni« (a-), E 414
tyhtinne, 1 141
tyhto, S 435
tyhton, I 487
tylg, P 607
tynder, N 33
tyndre, N 55
tyndrin, I 491

tyrb, C 351

uaelle (ed-), A 490
naerpte (ge-), C 809
uard (neo>o-), Int. 71
ueard (ediso-), B 186
uearte, B 71
uerua. Int. 328
uisc (gron-), A 160
ulae, C 119; U 238
ule, N 138
un-ae'Silsa, G 157
un-amaelte smeoruue, P 400
un-asaedde, I 212
un-bryce, I 89
un-cystig. heamul, F 324
under haehnisse, S 690
un-emetta, N 64
un-faecni, N 147
un-ge-sene peard, D 273
un-ge-dyre, D 283
un-ge-uuenunid, I 211
un-hiorde, T 247
un-lab, P 559
un-lio>u-pao, 1 151
un-lio)>u-pacni8, I 97
un-maelo, U 215
un-nytnis, N 187
un-ober-cumenre, I 206
un-ofer-foere, I 456
un-8ib, S 223, 364
un-sibbade, D 48
un-slit smeoro, S 33
un-smoe'5i, S 204
un-8mo)>i, A 859
un-stilnis, A 399
un-"5yhtge egan, U 191
un-to-sliten, I 80
un-pis, G 119
uop (feld-), B 183
urum, U 286
ut-cualm, I 461
u-S-uuta, P 380
utlines (?), A 391
uyrhta (leder-), B 232
uynn (bond-), B 179
uyrSo, I 420
paar, A 434 [alga]; C 255

[callus]
pac (lio«u-), H 38
pac (un-liobu-), 1 151
pacnis (un-lio>u-), I 97
paeb-taeg, L 248
paecg, C 970
paede, A 587
paefs, C 902 ; F 136
uuaefsas, U 92
uusegde (a-), E 111
psegn, U 143
paegne->ixl, A 743
paegn-fearu, F 201

unaelle (ed-), T 214
pael-rear, M 30
paerg-rood, F 371
paes (geben), 1 188 ; (raefsit),

1186
uuaestm (tuig o-), S 587
paeter-crnce, U 283
paeter-druum, G 111
paex-condel, F 419
paexit, S 676
pag, G 174 ; p. 38, note 4
pag-ryft, G 967
palch-habuc, H 83
pal-crigge, H 87
uual-cyrge, T 159
pal-cyrge, E 351
paid (on-), S 131
nualda (an-), M 253
pald-leSrum (ge-), H 37
palh-habuc, F 10
palh-more, P 122
uualh-pyrt, 1 147
palh-pyrt, E 11
uuallum (fore-), B 209
uualt (sion-), T 227
auam, L 165
panan-beam, F 381
papul, F 37
parht (ge-), C 780
pase, C 128
uuatu (ge-), C 820
uudu-binde, I 236
uudu-hona, P 183
uudu-snite, C 258
uudu-uuiude, U 187, 269
uudu-pinde, E 26
uueada (ge-), U 50
peagat, L 81
uueard, S 70
peard (nio'San-), I 44
peard (un-ge-sene), D 273
peard-seld, £ 527
peam-melum, G 158
peam-pis-lice, D 291
pearp, S 563; U 202
pearp (in sond-ge-), I 414
pearte, P67; U 77
pearte (cell-), O 230
pear« (mere), P 204
peb, T 89
uueb (god-), F 11
pebb, T 90
uuebbe (god-), T 228
peb-gerodes, T44
uuebung, S 180
uueder, T 121
pef (o-), C 467
pefl, C 467
uuefl, P 113; T 158
pefta, D 57
uueg (iringes), U 174

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ANGLO-SAXON INDEX. J7YB — ^YPP

pyrt (bio.), A 672; M 43;
(gelod-), £ 85, 236; (ge-
scad-), T 24; (leci-), Q 50;
(smeoni-), U 98; (uualh-),
1147; paUi-),£ll

nuyrt (biscop-), H 101

pyrt-dreno, A 602
pyrS, C 942

ymb-hringendom, S 533
yznb-saaepe, A 522

jmb 'Saet, P 474
yznb-'Sriodung, D 62
jnne-laec, A 841
ynni-laeo . cipe, G 317
yppe, I 234

CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS.

p. 26 (C 21) for **uel raptis'* read interraptis=sinterraptio

p. 28 (C 164) for **uel cognatos" read inter cognatos

p. 116 (T 263) delete star before bebhi (see Introduction, p. xliii).

p. 132, third column, add: bebbi, T 263; and see Introduction, p. xliii

p. 134, first column, line 42, delete (?) after 51

p. 158, first column, add: gebsias, M 121; and see Introduction, p. xlii

On p. 2 it should be added that the Corpus MS. is already mentioned in 1600
in^Dr Thom. James* Catalogue, published in that year under the title: Ecloga
Oxonio-Cantdbrigiensia, tributa in Uhroa duos; quorum Prior continet CatcUogvm
confugum Librorum Mas, in Bihliothecis, duarum Academiarum, Oxoniae et Canta-
lyrigiae... Opera & studio T[homfld] I[amesii]. London, 1600. 4^. Our MS. is
mentioned on p. 89 under No. 279. It is moreover mentioned in the 2nd volume
of [Bernard's] Catalogi librorum M8S, Anglia et Hibemia in unum coUectii Oxoniae,
1697, among the "Codd. MSS. CoUegii S. Benedicti (= Corpus Christi College),"
on p. 141 (1545 — 278) as "Lexicon Saxonicum, cum interpretatione nominum
Hebraicorum & Graecorum in Bibliis." This entry was made **juxta editiouem
D. Tho. Jamesii."

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