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LATIN ENGLISH DICTIONARY.

THAT a great book is frequently a great evil, is an old remark ; but the e
beeonies still greater, wben Ibe person who 19 to iiae it isa Wlle boy. Parct
farva deeenU is applicable to this Dictionary 9 and might be the motto of it.
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t. fhe propcr names of Persons and Places 9 whick were originally omitted*
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• Page 61, folome ltt, tf the 9tk edition.

CALENDABIUM ROMANUM.

Februarius.

Ereiy letp.yeir (called in Latin Bissextilis,) in wbich February haa 29 daya ooth the 24tk
and *5th dayi of that month are written, ttxto dU ante Kalenda» Marti\i*.

1 *

AN EXPLANATION OP THE SEVERAL CONTHACTIOXS 1
IN THIS WORS.

jm. dmbtfiil gender.

\

drfecU defectJTe.
d. or dep. depuuent.
dirn. diroinaare.
/. feminine.
yreg. frequent»tive.

inXmt. infinitiTe.

/1. OTpOtl, plMITe.

frmt. preterite.
pr.ciprep. prepoaition.

mtti. «ibiUntire.

i

The ttadentwill «taem mbo thc foOowinf rule«?

1. " onr * rawel, «bowi tlnt ■vfeble to be tmy-.
3. " orer ■ vowel, denotea tbet *yll»ble to be Mert,

3, Tbe dipthongi *, ., ok, ™, «, ere «11 &ry.

4. * rowol beforc r*t numJi, or befiwc j, x, »nd r, i* toy.

;«. A Towel before aaMAer vnel, or befbre A foUawed by t vowel, U «A*rf.

flieftj.urcsdenote tbe oanjugition of verhn, ind declensionof snbrtintiTes j ud tl
hBMO lf.tti.Tt, joinedin thc s»me word, point out tite pirttof campound verbs,

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tn'm r LUi»tf itfnkr DtclonnoMof 8u^tantirM(fi«tkigi^«dby thecaJter^^*

DtctauUm

OtfdHve tingular.

Genitive phtraL

1

X

&rum.

2

•

i ■-

drum.

3

ia

um & ium.

4

ua

. uum.

5

ei

trum.

eo throurii their dhTerent casee acxoxdme to tim foOowing
r N. G. D. A. V.

table:
A.

,

r-

a

*

X

am

a

a

mus-a,xt/.

rW.

x

arum

ia

aa

X

is

musx.

r-

us

■
i

o

um

e

o

domYn-us, i ; m.

r

i

o

um

r

o

m*gist-er,rij m.

um

i

o

um

um

o

regn-um, i; *.

ral.

•

i

oruin

•

ta

oa

•

i

ia

domhu» niagistri.

&

onim

ia

a

% •

18, n;

regiuu

r-

is

ia

•

em

ia

4

Cfcp-is,ldis, ».
<nub-e%ia;/.

Ufl

ia

•

i

ua

ua

•

C&p-us,ensj«

ro/

es

Cumk7
Oum 5

ibua

ea'

ea

ibua

Oapidea
^nubes

a

> um

ibus

- »

*

ibua,*.

Copera

ua

us

ul

um .

ua

u

gr*d-us,usi «t,

u

u

u

u

u

u

corn-u, U{ n.

«*

ua

uunn

ibua

ua

ua

ibua

gradua

r-

ua

uum

ibua

ua

ua

ibu%n*

comua

ea

ei

ei

em

ea

e

ftciea,*i ; /

re*

ea

eium

cbua

ea

ea

ebut

facies

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TABLE OF DECLENSIONS IN THE 6REEK FORM.

Ut

N.
as

G.

D.

ac

ItM

V.

a

A.
4

JEnS-as» x ; m.

es

*

at

IVi

\*l

e

Anchls-es, x ; m.

e
m

es

anun

e

•
1S

as

e

e
is

comet»e,es; /.
cometx

SU&.

JPhraL
3d

eus

os
on

•

i

a

•

1

•

l

onuii
- onim

eo 8c

ei

o

o

18

• is

Ceum 1

*&eaS
on

oii

os
a

eu

e
on

•

i

a

eo

o
o

•

1S

ia»n«

Orph-Sus, ei ; m.

16g-os,i; m.
lli-on, i ; n.
logi
Uia

Sb&>

an

Canis&1
t&nos '

> ssi

ana

an

ane

Tit-an,anis; m.

C5ms ]

f oni

onem

one

Dld-o, dnis ; f.

«

IS

idi

Cida&?
Jin 5

•

i

ide

Daphn-is, Ydis ; m

PhtnU,

es

tun

ibus

Ces& >

e§

lbul

Titan-es

A COMPENDIOUS

D I C TI O N AR Y

•F TBK

LATIN AND ENGLISH TONGUES.

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A

ABA

AB

Air 4 uud bcforc consonants, which being tumed into an ad-jXbactu», a, um, part. driven aw
butead of ab, is a prepos. jectivc or a genitive caae, will bej by force, or stealtb, &o. forc
gsteniuiganablativecase. Abis miniater amanucnsis, or manus; toleave, turncd out,passed o^
«ed always before voweb, and seirus cubicularius, or cubiculrXbactus, us, m. 4 driving away.
foqoently, especially by Uvy A or ab ia elcpantly uscd beforc aJtbacuhis, i, m. 2 dim. ab Abac
udCc«ar, beforeallconsonantB, pcraon to signify his house or JLbacus, i, m. 2 a desk, a cupboai
■* M and z be excepted. aome other adjunctj a* t ab ac a bcnch, a table, an account-

Taii piepoaition has a great variJ egreditur foras, from his own ble, a chessboard, a square sto
4* of agnifications ; somctimea house— After the verbs do, solvo, on thc chapitcr of pillars. Al

faa the time that, or next to for| illi dices, you shall tell him thisLb&li€natus,a, um,f>art. alienat

on oar stde, or party, on, with, inj from me, Cic. rcmoved, scparatcd, cut off, d

^opahson of, as far as from, orjAbs, of, or from. It stands alonc 1 franchiscd, rcndered uscless» i

mm by, towards, out of, by rea-, bcfore no letters but q and t ; at,\ voltcd.

•jn o£ as to, , as for. | abs quivis, abs te. In composiHfltoalieno, as, act. 1 .to alienate,

wprepositionitelcgantlyuscd tion also before c, at abscedo, estrange, to throw, or cast off,

tt&circumlocution of an adjec-! abscondo. disposc of, to give or scll awi

fre, or a genitive case, as in A in composition is only used be- to make onc lose favor.

taese forms : Ab actis, a public; fore m and r ; ab before vowela,Xbalienor, ari, patt. to be disp

ntary ; a cubiculis, a chamber-! and d, f, h, j, 1, n, r, s. Defore g. scd of.

■io; a manu, a clerk, or aecre-1 only in abgrcgo, and bcfore p inXbavus, i, m. 2 a great gran

tny; a capelli, a chaplain ; 1 abpatruus. In aufcro and aufu- fathcr*s fathcr, Cic.

tlodus, a tutor. For by adding gio, ab is changed into au. .Abbas, atis, m. 3 an abbot. Hen

WsisteT.servus, &c. it is minister Abactor, ftris, m. 3. a driver away,j comc Abbatia, *,/. 1 an abbac

■ bwd» aervu8 a cubiculis, fccj a stealer or drireraway of cattl'e.\ and Abta&ss^ «. j A.vcl^

12

ABS

ABS

ABU

Abscldo [abs, csdo,] dcrc, idi,

Isum, act. 3 to cut off.
AbscTdor, ens, i, pao*. to be cut.
Abscindendus, a, um, pt. Xo be cut

off, to cut oft', in cutting off.
.ffocindo, derc, scidi, scistum

act. 3 to cut, or rend off, to put perfection.

an end to.

Abscindor, i, pa**. *ee abscindo,
Abscise,4irftt in few words, shortly .
Abscissio, dnis,/. 3 s cutting short.
Abseissior, us, adj. shorter, se-

vercr,

Absconditus, a, um, pt. & aaj.
hidden.

Absolvor, i, absolutus, pau. to belAbstTneor, iri, pa*s. *ee abstinea
acquitted, dischargied, &c. »46sto, starc, stiti, stitum, neut. ]

AbsoiQtc, adv. perfcctly. AbstilQ. to stand at a distancc, to stand af
tissTme, supcrl. most perfcctlv. Abstracturus, a, un, pt. about ti

AbsolQtio, dnis, f. 3 absolution, draw off, er away.
an acquitting, a discharging, Abstractus,a,un^/rf.drawnawaj
" * dragged.

AbsolQtdrium, i, n. 2 a cure. Abstrahcns, tis, pt. drawing away
AbsdiQtdrius, a, um, ailj. pertain- ^&rtrabo, £re, axi, actum, act.

ing 1 to acquitting, or pardoning. to draw, drag, or tear away, tn
Abs&Qtus^iim, jM. acquitted,par- withdraw, to separate, to delivei

donec%cleared,nniahed,pencct.Abstrahor n i pass. to be drawi
Absone, adv harshly, improperlv. away.

Abscissus, a, um, pt. U aaj. cut Absonus, a, um, adj. harsh in Abstrictus, a, um, ft. unticd

off, ai* short, torn, parted, rug.j ' ' ! J ~* ' " A ~ ' ,y *— ~

ged, rough, sharp, sevcre

AnscondTtc, adv. sccretly, closely .lAsorbeo, Sre, bui &. rpai, rptum,

sound, discordant, irregular, un-pAfftrudo, derc, Gsi, Qsum, aet. I
suitablc. to conceal, to hide, to banish.

Jfocondo, dcrc, di 5* dldi, dTtum, away.

& naum, act. 3 to hidc, covcr, or

lteep ckwc, to bury, to leavc bc-

hind.
Abscondor, i, dftus & nsus pa**

to be hiddcn, to bc out of sight.
Abscns, tis, pt. absent, distant, in

absence.

Absentia, x,f. 1 absencc.
Absflio, [ab salio, ] irc, lui, neut.

4 to leap froin, or away, to fly off,

or awav, to start back.
AbsTmllis, e, adj. very unlike.
Absinthites, x, tn. wormwood-

winc.
Absinthium, i, n. 2 wormwood.
Absistcns, tis, pt. ceasing, dcpart

ing.
Absistltur, imp. tJicy desist.
wfAsisto, terc, abstiti, ncut. 3 to

depart from, to ceasc, to leavc

off, to dcsist.
Absolvcms tis, pt. acquitting.
^solyo, vcre, vi, lQtum, act. 3 to

acquit, to discharge, to relcase

without, but, for, ezcept, if with

out.
AbstSmius, a, um, adj. abstemi-

ous, sober, sparing, not fond of.
Abstergens, tis, pt. wiping away.
.ifotcrgco, erc, rsi, rsuin, act. 2

jfojtcrrco, 5re, rui, iitum, act. 2 to AbsQmor, i, mptus, pat*. to bl

a. 2 to sup up, to suck in, to luy
under water, to covcr, to carry

Absque, {prap. with abl. case,) Abstuli, prmt. ex aufcro.

to w jpe clcan, or ofi', to brcak, ^6sQmo, £re, mpsi, roptum, a. I

to dissipate.
Abstergo, erc, oee abstergeo.

frigiiten awav, to dcter, to forbid
Absterrcor,cn,/>.tobc scared awav
Abstcrrltus a, um,/^. affrighted.
Abstersus, a, um, pt. wiped off.
AbsUncndus, a, um, pt. to be

kept from, to bc hindercd.
Abstlnens, tis, adj. abstincnt, tem

perate, forbearing, chastc.
Abstincnter, adv. discrectly, mo-

dcratcly.
AbstVncntia, x, /. 1 abstincnce,

modcration, integrity, justicc.
Abstlneo, [aba, teueo,] cre, nui,

to perfect or tinish, to cnd, tol stentum, act. 2 to abstain, re-
caasume, to d±sp*tch, to dismiss | frain, or kcep from, to forbear.

AbstrQse adv. secrctly, privately
Abstrusus, a, um, pt. hidden, con

cealcd, abstrusc, deep, secret

reserved.

46sum. essc, fui, f uturus, neut. M
be abscnt, or away, to be want
ing, distant, or far from.

AbsQmEdo, Inis,/. 3 a wasting.

AbsQmcndus, a, um, pt. to be con-
sumcd, or destroyed.

to consume, to destroy, to spen4
to wastc,

consumcd, er dcstroyed, to pe<

rish. [constimft

AbsumptQrus, a, um, pt. about U

Absumptus, a, um, pt. consumedj

lost, gone, undonc, dead.

Absurde, adv. absurdly, foolishly

Absurdus, a, um, adj. absurd,

foolish, harsh, grating, unplea

sant. [pious, vast

Abundans, tis, pt. abounding, cn

Abundantcr,oJi;. abundantly,fullj

Abundantia,x,/abundance,plentj

A.bundatio, dnis,/ abundance.

AbundatQrus, a, wn, pt. about t(

abound.

ACC

acc

ACC

_U

e, adv. cnoujjh, suflicicntly;AecoiulendiH, a, um, pf. to !u
[i, :ts, •/"•.'/. I to abound, toj stirrod up
, om»*./. 3 an abusc [be ridrAcecndcns, ti**, /'.'. exr : tin._f
tc, prjrp from as for as. ' Acn ndo, [ad, <-andco,'i ilcrc, di.
s iis. «*. 4 Hi\ ubusc- j iisum, nct. 3 to inrtamc, to srt on

cabuscd. lirc, to li^ht, vr stirup, to exritc.

Arrorso, erc, sivi, siium.ar/. 3 to
s.Mid for, to ucrusc, to procure,
to hire [for

Acoersor, i, sTtus, /•»#**. to bc scnt
Accossio, onis, /. 3 :m ucccssion,
uii incrcasc, intcrrM" uf inoncy, a
bay of huililhiff, joincd to a
housc, a houd_»m.in, a fit

iwlus a. um/».. tob

\s, tis, /> . . abusin^- f io mcrcasc, to hurni_.li "jdlcd

', ti,usus, tirji. 3. to abusr, Accendor, i, nsus, /».w. to hc kin

mpply, to pnlntc, to usc l.frcciisco, erc, sui, siim, tict. 2 toAecessurus, a, um, pt. about to

w, i. /. 2. a bottomlcss pit j aild to, to rcckon among, to join approach, to bc addcd unto

eotnposition, standsfor «'/ ' Acccnscor, cri, pus*. to be addcd Acressus, a, um, pt. approachcd

•/. eipvi. and, aud indccd ; Acccnsus, a, um, t. sct on fire^Aecessus, iis, m. 4 an ucccss, an

lon) ncither; than, aftcr kindicd, inHaincd, exaspcratcd | approach, an adinittancc, an in-

i or adverbs of contrariety^Accensus, i, m. 2a ncw enlisted! crcasc, a risinp:, apursuit, afit

mparison ; and somctiincs soldirr, a supeniumerary otticcr.Areideiitia, a:,/. a purposc, a dc-

endered by as Thus idcni; thec-dlerofacourt, apnrsuivant sijrn, thc accidencc

t, thc sanie as it has bcciij ushcr, maccbearcr, ser|*cant,&c.Acc;dcns, tis, n. 3 an accident

, x./. 1. a tliorn. Aee.eiitus, u_V".4anacccnt,atoiic Acc.idcns, tis, pt. happcning 1

nia, ae,/. l.an acadcmy, aLVcccptans, tis, pt. accepting 1 , ta-Acridcntalis, v.,utij. aocidcntal

rsitj. king" Aeeido, [ad, cado,l erc, di, sup.

mcus, i. m. 2. an acadorni-Aceptio, 5nK /. 3 a taking', a rur. nrttt.'3 to fall down, to full,

a mcmber of*. univcrsitv. gr:inting > , or allowing' a qucstimi, to comc to, to befal, to happcn

a scnse, iit- notion, a mcanir.gvAccidn, [ad, cxdo,] diire, di, sum,

respcct act. 3 to wcaken, to cut short

Aocepto, [ad, capto,] vaftvq. 1 toAccicndus, a, um, pt. to be sent

aeccpt, orrcccive, tosubmitto. for [fetch

Acccptor, oris, m. 3 a rcceivcr ./rcico, erc, Tvi, Ttum, act. 2 to
Aceeptrix, iois, /. .» a fcmalc re-Arrinrtus, a, um, pt. jrirdcd» fur-

cimvci' nislird, proparcd for, ready.

nicus, a, um. mtj. of the
rsity [ like bcar 1 * foot

Unus, a, um. tu/j. of, ot
lis, idis,/ 3. a j^oldfinch, a
:, groundscl
ius, i. m 2. bcar f s foot
i, 6rum pl. v. 2. Avy wood

ni,i. n. 2.a pinnace, a barj^*: Acocptum, i, w. 2 a tliing' rccciv-./tcin;^o, K cru » nxi » nctum, act. ..•
to,as. act. 1. to sin£to,©rby! ed, ortakrn, a rcreipt for moncy to gird to, to preparc for, to jjo,
enfc, tis. pt coniiijjr, added' Acccptfirus, a, uni, pt. about to ©r srt about, toprovidc with

-» ■ » ■* • _ _i. • a • ; ..__*.... a^. »-.!.«_ _M_i>

itur, imptrrs. it is approach- rcceivc

o, d£rc, cssi, essum act. 3.
proach, to draw near, to go,
Tie to, to be added, to as-
*r apree, to comc over
or, \.pas«. to be approachcd

Accin^or, i, nctus, pass. to bc girt»

Acceptus, a, um t pt. &? atij. receiv- propared for, or furnishcd with

ed, tukcn, trcatcd, snbmittcd to,.-/crio, Trc, ivi, Ttum, act. 4 to semi

acccplable, plcusinjf, beloved for,or call to get,cause,or procure

Accerscndus, a, uin, pt. to be call- Acrior, Tri, pass. to be scnt for.

ed, sent for, or procured Accipiendus, a, um, pt. to bc takcn

Aco.erscns, tis, pt. sendiug for, received, or obeyed, to takc

.ritio, onis./. 3.a hasteninjJ procurinp Accipicns,tis,^.taking',reccivins

ritus, a, um. pt. hasto.nedAcccrjiio, Tre, 7vi, Ttum, act. 4 toAcclpio [ad capio] pere, ccpi,

ro, as, act. 1. to hasten, toj fctch, or8endfor,totryoncbylaw ceptum, act. 3 to take, to re-

liaste, to bc quick, to dis-;AcL-crsTtor, oris, m. 3 a sender for ceive, to undertakc, to lcarn, to

jAccrsitus, a, um, pt. & adj. scnt acccpt, to suck in, to sustain, to
iror, ari. patt. to bc hastcn-J for,far-fetchcd,aftccted,straincd bear, to treat, to obcy % to ^tvd^

«Accewr.us, te, m. 4 a sendtng Cor t to ^1,10 ^\.^rc\

14

ACC

ACC

ACE

Accom«idor, ari, pasv. t» be suitedl Accurrcns, tis, pt. runninjr lo.
Accommodus, a, um, adj. suitab^./ircurTO,rcre,ri,rsiim,w'*w' , -3 toi
Accredrns, tis, pt. hclicving [fit to, to hastcn, to nock tojrctl:
AccTsus, a, um, pu cut ofV, cliptLircrcdo, dcre, didi, ditum, act. 3 Accursus, us, w. a concoursc

^hort, shortcncd, imjniircd, catJ to brliuvc, to give credit, to Accusfibilis,c, adj. blamcablc,!

en u p. jfor.j conscnt. Accusaudns, a, um, pf. blamca

Accipior, i, pas». to bc rcccivcd.

Accipfter, tris, m. 3a hawk, an

oxtortioner, a plundcrer.

■\ccitums a, um, pt. about to scnd
Accltus, a, um,/ir. sciit tor.
AcrTtus, (K "'• 4 a sriuling for
Acclamaus, tis, pt, calling, shout-

A 'lamatio, onis, /. 3 a calUng
aloud, a shout, an huzza, a cry
ing against.

tfcclumo, as, </rf. & nerif. 1 to

Accrciiicntum, i, n. 2 an incrcasc

Accrcsccns, tis, pt. incrcasing

ircrcsco, ccrc, evi, etum, nent. 3

to incrcasc, to swcll, to gTow up

Accrctio, ouis,/. 3 an incrcasc

Acciibans, tis, pt. lying, or sitting

down, ad joining to, ncar

Accubiktio, onis,/. 3 a lying down

Accusans,tis,/>/.acciising t bl:im
Accusatio, onis,/. 3 an accusat
AccusatTvus, a, um, ailj. accusal
Acciisator, oris, m. 3 an accuse

plaintilK.
Accusatdric, adv. with ibc dcsi

or mind of an accuscr.
Accusatdrius, a, um, adj. acci

tory of, or belonging to an

cuscr* (cu

Accubitorius, a, um, adj. of, or

huzza, to shout for joy, to cry', bclonging to, sitting down

out against, to cry aloud. [lcaii v \cc.iihitiis, iis, m. 4 a sitting down;Accusatrix, Tcis, /. 3 a fcmale
AcclTnatiirus, a, uin, pt. about to.icciibo, burc, bui, bitum, neut. liAccusuturus, a, um, pt. aboul
AcclTnatua,a,um,/ff. lcaning,bcnt.| to sit at tablc, to lic down, or. accu*c.

Acclinis,' c, adj. lc:uiing, or reati ng

on, inclining, pronc, inclincd. .irciido, crc, d«, usum, act. 3 tolAccuso, [ad causor,] as, art.

alontr

[coinAccusatus, a, um, pt. accuscd

Accumbcns, tis, pt. lying down
./rcumbo, berc, iibui, iibitum,

neut. 3 to lic, or sit down at mcat Accdia, ac, /. 1 sloth, ncglijrc]

Vccumulans, tis,/>/. hcaping up
Accumiilatio,dnis,/3ahcapingup

adx\ wuperl.

accusc, to*btamc, r»e n-primi
unde Accusor, /»«**.

Xccldama, indecl. a field of bh

Xccr, eris, /i. 3 a maplc trec,

Accr, iicris, rc, adj. sharp, s

-^cclino, as, neut. 1 to lcan, or

bcnd forward, to conscnt, or in-].

clinc to.
Acclrvii, c, adj. stcep, asccuding.
Accllvus, a, um, adj. steep, risiiur.
AcclTvitais, utis, /. 3 steepncss, Acciiinulatissime,"

asccnt.
Accbla,
Accblens
•fccblo,
Accomod:

accoxnodated, or madc tit J latc, to heap up, to add, to in-Xcerbitas, atis,/ 3 sharpness

Accommeklans tis, pt. fitting, crcasc (ed up verity, grief, anguish.

[bly. Accumiilor, ari, pass. to be heap-ACcrbHudo, inis,/. 3 idcm.
' - * - - -■ Yitt<

adapting

xnodatc. to suit, to fit, to apply,

» u " rt » n & . Accuratus, a, um, aaj. accurate,; aggTavatc,tohcightcn,toen

Accomm6datus, a, um,j&r. & adj. done witlioare, strict, cxquisitc,Acei4)U8, a, um, ««/;. bittcr, s

suited, dcsigiicd for, suitablc, choicc j unripe, harsh, crueT, scverc,

fit, Iikc. Vccunitio, onis,/. carcfulness

♦^ccommodo, as, act. 1 to accom- .iccuro. as, a*t. to takc carc of,

to provide for

unnpe,
rical, provokintr, sad,lamcnt:
Acernus, a, um, adj. of m:iph

(care oPXccrosus, a, um, adj. full of c

a conscr, bo"*

toput to, e>r upon, U tcnd, to Accuror, ari, pa»t. to bc takcnJACerra, x, /. 1
*cuicrc. /Accuxritur, impert. Xhey run. | altar.

co

ACT

ACU

15

tuperl. very bit-
cstly, vcry busil)
tfi. 1 a catamitc

hcaped to£cther.icquiesco, ccrc,cvi, ctum, neiti.o

yorinhcapiHpro-
:iout any order
'. 3 a hcaping up
, />/. hcapcd up
o heap.or pilc up
, to bc hcapcd up
heap, a hoard.
turning sour.
\crp. 3 to grow
.ir.

.tcr-sagc.
2 a sauccr a cup,
:lay, a mcasurc.
'. 7i. a salad,mince
incgur, raillery,

Ac6nTtum 9 i, 7/.!2wolfsbanc,poison ActTvc, adv. activcly, in an ac-
Acor, oris, m. 3 sourncss, tartncss tive scnsc»
Acquicsccns, tis, />/. delighting in Actlvns, a, um, artj. activc

Actor, ftris, m. 3 au actor, a mana-
to rcst, to lic down, to dic, to ac-l ^cr, an njycnt, a comptrollcr, a
quicscc, to assent, to dcltght pleadcr

Acquictiirus, a, uui, pt. about to Actualis, e, adj. actual, rcal
rcst jActuarium, i, n. 2 a pinnacc, a

Acqulrendus, a, um, pt. to bc ac- barge

quired, or obtained, to acquirc
Acqulrens, tis, pt. gctting 1
AcquTro [ad quaero,] rtre, Islvi,

Tsltum, act. 3 to acquirc, to get,

to obtain, to add
AcquTror, i, pa$$. to bc obtaincd
Acqulsltio, onis, / 3 an acquisi-

tion, a gctting or obtaining

ijyatc, a ringp
3 a river in heil,

Actuarius, i, m. 2 a clerk, a sccre-
tary, a notary, a scrivener
Actuarius, a, um, adj. light, nimble
Actum, i, 7i. an act, an action, a
dccd

Actum cst, impcrs. all is ruincd-
Actuosc, adv. actively, carnestly
Actudsus, a, um, adj. active, busy

Acqulslturus, a, um, pt. about tojActfirus, a, um, pi. about to act,

or do.

Actus, a, um t pt. donc, pcrformcd,
carricd on, led, spcnt, drivcn,
impellcd, disperscu, accused

gct, or acquirc

Acqulsltus, a, um, pt. gottcn

Acrc, adv. sharply, bitterly

Xcredula, t,/. 1 a woodlark.

pcrdition, de-,AcrIcuhis, a, um, adj. dim. somc- Ac-tus, fis, m. an act or deed, an

(chcron. wliat sharp, ruthcr sharp j act of a play, a part, or stage, a

um, adj. of A-Acplmonia, x./. lacrimony,sharp-; plcading

/. 1 «Tasshoppers ncss, carncstncss, vehemence, Actutum,flrft^prcscntly,forthwith

a sortofsponge. livelincss, briskncss Xcucndus, a,um,/>/. to be shar-

a wild pear trcciAcrior, us, adj. comp. sharpcr | pencd (ting

adj. dim. somc- Acrltas, atis, /. 3 sharpness, ea-Xcucns, tia, pt. sharpcning, whct-

:r tart, or sharp

[j acid, sour, tart.

i edgc, or point,

eve, an armv, a

^erness JAcillcutus, a, um, adj. having a

Acntcr, ucrius, accrrime, adv. prickle, or sharp point, biting,
sharpIy,boldly,^aliantly,stoutly, stinging, kcen
earncstly, warmly, vehcmently, Aculeiis, i, m. 2 a sting, a prickle

of battle, quick- curiously, dccply, intensely, ae-ACfimcn. Inis, n. 3 the point or

nsion, sharpness. vcrcly, soundly, steadfastly cdgc of a thing, a dait, cunning",

3 a scimitar, aAcritudo, Inis, /. 3 sharpncss suhtility, smartness, quickncss

Xcroama, atis, n. 3 an opcra, play, ! in rciish.

1 a prodieul. or farce, an actor, a niusiciau Arinuinatus, a, um, pt. pointcd
idj. fullofkcrnclsAcroasis, is,/ 3 an audience ac.io, fcrc, i, act. 3 to sharpcn, to
:i«im, i, n. Aciiia.Acrostichis, is,/ 3 an acrostic I vlwt, to evcitc, to provokc, to
nie, aii ivy-bcrryActa, »,/. 1 a sf-a^horc, a strand., improic.

m. 3 a sturgcoiiJActa, 6riim,y»/. n. 2 acts, cxploits/Acuor, i, pa*$. to bc sharpcncd
»lu>rt dart. | chronicles, a |ournnls, rc^i^tcr.n. : acuh, cris, n. 3 chaff

tlic ])rimc, tlie^Actio, onis,/ 3action, an actinjrACiis, i, jii. 2 a long prickly sea-

ing. an action, or suit, a procLSs.i iish

2 a full»;wcr. JActitti, w*freq. 1 to ait. to ^lcadJ \cv\«, v\s N f A ^x ^t^ % -xXk^w^

16

ADA

AJil»

\l*E

Xcntc t adx: ius, issime, acuteh,
sharply, kecnly, wittily, imjcni-
ously

Acutulus, a, nm, adj. dim. somc-
what sliarp, or kcen, subtle

AcutuB, a, uni, adj ior, issfmus,
sharp pointcd, ingcnious, acutc,
kecn, glaring, shrill, scorching'

Ad, pvap. is rendered by to, be-
fore, at, on, in comparison of.
until, near to,towards, in, againsl,
aftcr, for, bcsidca, by, accnrding

.yjanibulu, as, uct. 1 to walk ii]> t<>
.Maino, as, act. 1 to lovc mucli.

to love
. A/apcrio, Trc, rui, rtum, act. 4 to

opcn, to imcovcr, to diselosc
.vdapcrtilis, c, adj. that may bc

opcncd

Adapcrtus, a, wm.pt. luid opi n
.\daptutus, a, um, pt. fittcd to
Adaquo, (ad aqua) as a. 1 tu

watcr
tdaquor, ari, />aw. to bc watercd

to, with rej^ard. to, even, until, Ailauctus, a, uin, pt. incrcascd
in order for, for thc *»ake of,;Adauctus, iis, ;•/. 4 an incrcase

about, morc or lcss.

Ad, in composition, commonly

significs ncarness ; as adro, ad-

jungu % &c. sometimes increascth;

as adumo, adhibo. And in com-

position urfchangcs its r/into tlic

lirst letter of the simple, begin-

ning with c, f, g, 1, n, p, r, s, t,

Xdactio, bnis,/. 3 force, constraint

Adactus, a, um, pt. forccd, drivcn,

struck into, brought undcr
Xdxquandus, a, um, pt. madc

cven, level
Adtcquatio, onis,/ 3 a lcvelling
Xdxquatus, a, um, pt. lcvcllcd
Adaequc, adv. equality [to lcvcl
•^r/sequo, as, act. to makc cqu.il,
Xdxquor, ari, puss. to be cquallcd
adxsiuo, as, ncut. 1 to ovcrflow
«r</aggero, a*» act. 1 to hcap, or

.\daugcndus. a, um,/j/. to iwreasc
.frAmgco, are, xi, ctum, act. 2 to

increasc, to improvc, to a^gra-

vatc

Adaugcor, cri, p. to bc iucreasrd
.ft/augesco, crc, inccp. 3 to bc in-

creased

.?r/bibo, erc, i, ltum, act. 3 to

lay up, to hcap, or lay togcthcr.fr/dtco, ccre, ixi, ictum, act. 3 to

Adagium, i, n. 2 a proverb
Adalirgatus, a, um,/>/. ticd to
•^//alligo, as art. 1 to tic closc to
Adalltgor. ari,//rm. to bc boundto
Adamautxus, a. um, adj. adaman-

tine
Xdumantinus, a, um, adj. hard as

adamant, of a<lamant

Xd-tmas, antis, m, 3 a stone, a.Wdisro, cerc, didici, act. 3 to

drink, to suck in, to admit
.fr/hlandior, iri, </«»/». 4 to spcak

fair, to flattcr, to fawn
Vdcrcdo, adcrcsco, see Accrcdo,

accrcsco
./fcftlccct, impei-8. it bccomcth
\ddendus, a, um, pt. to be added
Addens, tis, pt. adding, joining

ft/denseo, erc, sui, act. 2 to close

togethcr, to thickcn, to shortcn
.-fr/denso, as, act. 1 to thickcn
Addlcens, tis, pt. approving

doom, to condcmn, to scntcnce,

Addiiumcntum, i, n. 2 an additi
Additio, dnis, /'. 3 an addition.
Additivus, a, um, adj. nddition
Additurus, a, uni, pt. about
add.

Additus, a, um, /»/. addc-d, join
Addivinans, ti.s, pt. jjucssing.
.^/divino, as. utf. 1 t<»ct.njcciu
.Vr/do, dcrc, didi, ditimi, mt. 3
add, to jjivc, to ]>ut, to sct,
hastcn.

Addor, i, ftars. to b<* addcd.
.ir/dormisco, crc, mmt. 3 to slc
Vddubitatio, cinis,/. 3 doubt.
\<ldubitatur, impers. it isdouhl
AddubUatus, a, um, />/. tloubtei
.?r/diibito, as, act & neut 1 to tlou
\ddnccns, tis, pt. bring^ing' to.
. /t/dfico, ccrc, uxi, uctum, uct.
to brinjr. to can-y, to inducc,
persuadc, to tijrhtcn, to ca
tract, to shortcn, to shrivcl up
Addiicor, i, ctus, />a%*. to bc led
Adductc, adv. closclv, ncarlv,
Adductor, oris, m. 3 hc tli
lcaileth.

Adducturus, a, um, pt. about '
bring-

Adductus, a, um, pt. bi*oug"ht, ii
duced, prcvailcd on, applici
bent.
adcdo, crc, vel cssc, C-di, cftiui
vcl estum, act. 3 to cat up, 1
consume.

Xdemptio, bnis,/. a taking awa;
a disfranchising, bauishmcnt

to dcvotc, ov givc up, to sell, tOjAdcmpturus, a, um, pt. about t

sct to sale, to confirm takc away

Addicor,i,/w**. tobo dclivcrredto Xdcmptu*, a, inn, />/. takcn awai
Addictio, 6iiis,/*3 a vahiiii£ I killcil, lost, pu1, out, dcad

Addictus a, um, /r/. addictcd, giv-jAded, adv.su, to that pass, an

oii up, dcvoted, doomcd, con-
dcmitcd, valucd, much obli^cd

diamoiul

/Omxtu*, a, um,/>t. bclovcd

harn, to lcarn morc, undc Ad-
discor,/'*™*.

thi:reforc, much morc, at thi
timc, aftcr all, \cry much h
d<>cd, insomuch that (Atqu
adco) birt wliat is morc, (Adi:
non) so far fmm.

ADII

ADJ

ADJ

17

Ire, Tvi, & ii, Itum. n. 4. to This Tcrb govcrr.s an accusativc.

r come to, to set out, to ad
i, to undergo, to approach,
ach, to be raised to, to un
ike, to attack.
rjri,^at«. to be jjone unto,8cc
s, Ipis, d.g.3. tat- tallow.
tio, 6nis, /. 3 a gctting-.
turus, a, uxn, pt. about to gct.
tus, a, um,/tf. having* gottcn.
uitans, tis, pt. riding- up to.
uito, aa. act. 1. to ride up to,

ritus, a, um, pt. unccrtain.
irio,ire, ntut. 4 to bc hungTy

neigh aftcr, to exult, or applaud.
flr/liorrcsco, erc, ;i. to bc jrrcath
afraid.

Adhortans, tis, pt. exhortinjr
n, v, um, pt. catcn, consum-i.Vdhortatio, dnis,/ 3 un cxhor-

indetcrmined, spcnt, gone
adus, a, um, pt. to bv gone to
pctcndus,a,unt, pt. dcsirablc
im, adfectio, adfectus, adfo-
dfremo, adfriiuro, adgemo
flatim,afttfctio,uffcctU!», aflc-
ifremo, astrango, agg-cmo.
Tens, tis, pt. adhtring'.
reo, cri, aesi, acsum, n. 2 to
!re, to stick, to kecp closc to.
resco, ere, tee Adhscreo.
shi, onis, /. 3 adhcsion, a

esus, us, m. 4. a sticking to,
lo, as, act. 1 to breatbe upon.
mo t [ad, hamus,] as, act. 1

ally.

bendus, a, um, pt. to he uscd.
*o, [ad, babeo] erc, bui,
ro, act. 2. to apply, to sct,
■e, to admit, to call, or scnd

with a dativc cahc, or an ad-erb
of place, instead thereof ; also it
often has another accusativc
with the prcposition ad, or an
ablative with the prcposition ir.

Adlribcor, eri, past. to be ap
plicd, Etc. (usc.

AdhTbiturus, a, um, pt . about to

Adlribitus,a, um,/>/. uscd, applied. Adipatum, i, n. 2 fat mcat.

ar/hinnio, Irc, Ivi, Ittim, ncut. 4 to Adipisccndus, a.tim, 6f. to fret-

• i i». .. t. ii» i"-« • •■. i. *%

tation (ajrer

\dhortator, 6ris, m. 3 an cncour-

Adhortatus, a, um, pt. havinjr cx-

hortcd, exhortinfr. (to exhort.
at/hortor, ari, dep. 1 to cncourajrc,
Adhnc, adv. hitherto, as yct, be-

sides.

A djacens, tis, pt. lying contiguous.
.4</jaceo, ere, n. to ltc ncar, to

border upon, to adjoin, to abut.
Adjectio, 5nis,/ 3 an addition.
Adjcctlvus, a, um, adj. adjcctive,

added to, adjoincd to.
Adjecturus,a, um,p*. aboutto add.
Adjectus, a, um, pt. added, joined
Adjectus, us, m. 4 an addition.

Eish witha hook, to obtain Adiens, euntis,/*. going» to.

Adfgcns, tis, pu driving 1 , forcing.
Adlgo, [ad, ago] ere, egi, acttun,

Vdimcndus, a, um, pt. tobe taken
away, hindercd er rcscucd.
\dimo, [ad, cmo] mere, demi,
dempttim, act. 3 to take a^a}',
to keep from, to rescue.
Admior, i, pa*s. to bc takcn away,
.ft/invfnio, tee Invcnio. [&c

Vdinventus, a, um, pt. curiously
deviscd

act. 3 to drive, to forcc, to bring^Adjuiictus, a, um, pt. adjoined

to. (vcn.

Adtgor. i, actus, past. to be dri

Butthe signification of thislAdjfcialis, c, adj. splcndid, gnrnd.

» often dcpcnds on the fol-
ng noun ; as, adhibere aux-
d, to help; blanditias, to flat-
cibum ct potum, to cat and
k; consolationem, to com-
; crudelrtatem, to bc cruel ;
uetustthes, to accuston.
2 •

Adipibcor, i, adeptus, com. 3 to

get, to obtain, to arrivc at, to

overtake.

Adipiscor, i, pa**. to be obtained.
Adipalis, e, adj. fat, gToss, sump-

tuous.
Adltur, & Uditum est, impcrt. they

jro, or went to.
Aditurus, a, um, pt. about to jro,

ov undcrgo.

Adlttu, a, um, pt. g^one to.
Aditus, us, wi. 4 a \ray, means,

acccss, avcnuc.

Adjudxcatus, a, um, pt. adjudg*cd
.'7c/jiIdico, as, act. to adjudge, to

iinputc.

Adjudlcor. ari, p. to bc adjudgcd
»i(/|iigo, as, act. 1 to join togcthcr.
AdjQmcntum, i, n. 2 hclp, aid.
Adjunctio, 5nis, / 3 a conjunc-

tion, or union, addition.
Adjunctor, oris, m. 3 he who joins-
Adjunctum, i, n. an adjunct, a

qualily.

joincd, \ oked, annsxcd, ncar.
Adjtimfcudus, a, um, pt. to be
joiacd to.

AdjYcicnduSfa^umj/fr.tobeaddcd.^/junico, gerc, nxi, nctum, ar.t. 3

Adjtciens, tis, pt. adding tn.

Adjfcio, [ad, jacio] cerc, jeci,
Jcctum, act. 3 to add, to cast to,
er on, to apply, to direct.

Adjlcior, i, patt. to bc added, to
bc c»«t into, tobc fhrown.

to join, to auncx, to add, t* in-
rrcasc, to jrive up, to apply, to
reconcilc, to procurc, to aumit,
to fastcn, to yoke.
Adjungor, i, past. to be JoiiwltA^

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ADM

AUM

ADM

•<frijuro, aa» a. & n. 1 to adjurc,\A(lrnVnistrritus,a,um./>/.manapcdA^/.mitto, tere, mTsi, m
to compcl to swear, to swear .irJministro, as, act. X to adminis-! 3. toadmit, to put, to s

solcmnly- [ing.

AdjQtabilis, e, atlj. assising, help-
AdjQtanSjtis,/»/. assisting, hclping.
AdjQto, as act. 1 to help, to suc-

cour-
AdjQtor, ari, past. to bc liclped.
Adjutor, dria, m. a helper, an as

sistant.

Adjiit6rium, i, n. 2 help, succour.
Adu~itrix, Tcia/. 3 ■ shc wfio hclpeth .
AdjQtum est, impers. I assistcd.
Adj utfirus a, um, pt. alwut to hclp.
AdjQtus, a, um,/tt. assistcd,helped.
Adiutus, us, m. 4 hclp, aid.
Adjiivandus, a, um, pt. to be

helped.

Adjuvans, tis, pt. hclping
•^rfjuvo, as, Qvi, titum, act. 1 to

help, to assist, to favor.
•4<ftnatQror, ari, patt. to be has-

tcned, or forwardcd.
Adiuensus, a, um, pt. measurecL
«£cfaietior, Yri, mensus, dep. 4. to

measure out, to retail, to sell

Adimniculator, oris, m. 3. an as- stallion.

aistant. [ped

Adminiculatus, a, um, pt. prop
Admfnlciilo, as, act. aud Atlmini

culor, ari, dep. 1. to prop, to

assist. [assistancc

AdmTnicillum, i, n. a prop, aid,
Administer, tri. m. tee Ministcr.
Administra, »,/. tec Ministra,
Administrandus, a, um, pt. to bc

managcd, or govcrncd, to man-

Auministratio, 6nis, /. 3. adminis-
tration, nianagement, care of
affirirs» (tical

AdministratTvus, a, um. adj, prac-

Admmistrator, oris, m. 3 an ad
ministrator, an attendant, a ma-
nager. [to managc, or gov ern

icltn/hlstrsitQrus, «, um.pt. about

ter, to managc, to govern, to! apply, to commit, to ir

scrve. JAdmittor, i, missus.jta**

Atlnrfnistror, ari, patt. to be ad- mitted, &c.

ministercd i.A<mi5deror, ari, dep. X

Admirabilis, c. atff. admirable,' torulc.

wonderful, astonishing, strange. Adm5dcstus, a, um,
Adm!rabi11tas,atis,/. 3 wondcr. Lft/modulor, ari. dep. fc
AdmTrubihtcr, adv. wonderfully.i play to.
AdmTrandus a» um. pt. to be ad-!Adm6dum, adv. vcry, v

mircd, wondcrful, remarkablc. ycs, truly, as yet, for s
Adinirans, tis, pt. aduiiring, won-L^rfmolior, Tri, dep. to he;

dcring. [wonder.

AdmTratio, 5nis, /. admiration,
Admiriitor, oris, m. 3. an admircr.
.fr/miror, ari, dep. X. to admire, to

wondcr at, to cstccm, to value.
Admisccndus, a, um. pt. to be

mixcd.

Admisccn.v, \\s.pt. mixing, joining.
.ftmiiscco, ere, cui, mistum, and

mixtum, act. 2. to mix, to med-

dlc with

Admisceor, cri, patt. to bc mixcd.
Admissarius, a, um, adj. cquus, a

Adinissurius, i, m. 2. a whorc-

mastcr. [acccss.

Admissio, 5nis, /. 3. admissiun,
Admissiiun, i, «. 2. a crimc, an

oflcnce.
Admissura, x, /. 1. coition, thc

timc, or act of cngendering.
Admissurus, a, um, pt. about to

admit.
Admissus, a, um, pt. admittcd, lct

in, committcd, driven on, swift
Admissds, m. 4. admission.
Admislio, vel Admixtio, onis,/» 3

a mixing, a mixture.
Admistus, vel Admixtus, a, um,

pt. mixed, or mingled with.
Admittendus» a, um pu to be ad-

mitted.
Admittcns, Ms.pt. admitting.

Admbnendus, a, um. pt

monishcd.

Adm6nen8, tis. pt. adm
Jidmbnco, cre, nui, nit

to admonish, to advist

to infonn, to rcmind.
Admoncor, gri. pt:*s. Xc

nished, to be put in ni
Admonitio, oms- /. a<

advicc.

Admbmtor, oris, m. 3. a
^dmonitum, i, n. 2. an<

tus, us, m. 4. admonitii

counsel.
Admoniturus, a, um, p

admonisli, in order to
Adm6nitus, ajum.pt. ud

informcd.
^«/mordeo, cre, di, rsun

bite hard.

Admorsus, a, um, pt. bit
Admotio, onis./. 3 a ir
AdmotQrus, a, um. pt.

move.
\dmotus, a, um. pt. ar

f>lied, put, brought nc
aid on, uscd, nc ar, ac
Adm5tus, fis, m. 4 an a;
Admovendus, a, um.
brought, # r movcd U
near.

Admovcns, tis. pt. hz
putting.

ADO

ADP

ADV

\y

\ ere, 5vi, dtum, act. 2
r, or put to, bring near,
', to raisc, to use, to lay

(to.
ir,eri v /taj«.tobe
, mv Mugio.
bratio, «rcr Murmuratio.
uro, tee Murmuro.
i, tee Mutilo.
bs,/W. swimming.
; tee Agnascor.
ls, ar*. 1 to swim to.
\,tee Navigo.
*ee Annccto.
6tis, m. 3 a grcat grand-
jTandson.

tr/ Adnixus, a, um, /»/.
, leapingon, attempting\
, tis, />r. striving, con
■

aet. 1 to swim to.
, as oct. 1 to darkcn.
is, act. 1 to nod to.
, Ire, act. 4 to nourish

(sumed.
is, x, um, ^l. to be con
ire, lui & levi, dultum,
neut. 2 to burn, to con-
> perfume, to grow up,
nse.

vri t pa*8. to be burnt up.
ns, tis, r . g. 3 a young
woman.

ntia, ac,/ 1 youth.
ntior, ari, dep. 1 tofrolic.
ntula, a%/. 1 amere girl.
ntiilus, i. 7/i. 2 a stripung.
nturio, irc, n. to -'—

, e"rc, lui & cvi, n. 3
?, to incrcasc, to bu

(cr all over,
, Ire, ui, tum, act. to
, adv. secretly
4 a, um, pt.

Adoplnor, tee Opinor.
Adoptans, tis, pt. adopting.
Adoptatio, onis,/ 3 adoption
Adoptatitius, i, m. 2once adopted.
brought Adoptator, dris, m. 3 an adoptcr.
Adoptaturus, a, um, pt. about to

adopt, chonse, or pitch upon.
Adoptatus, a, um, ftt. adopted.
Adoptio, onis, /. 3 adoption,

grafting.

Adopttvus, a, um, adj. adoptive.
^t/opto, as, act. 1 to adopt, to as-

sumc, to take, to namc, to put,

to ingraft.

Adoptor, ari, patt. to be adopted.
Ador, dris, & oris, n. 3 fine wheat.
Addrandus, a, um, to bc w

shippcd.

Adorans, tis, pt. adoring.
Addratio, dnis, /. 3 adoration,

worship.
Adoraturus, a, um, pt. about to

adore.

Adbratus, a, um, pt. worshipped.
Adorea, x, / a glft of corn,

reward-

Adoreum, i, n. 2 fine wheat-
AdSreus, a, Um, aaj. of fine wbeat
Adoriendus, a, um, pt. to attempt
4</6rior, tris, vel cris, iri, ortus,

sum, tlep. 4 to attack, to assault,

to accost, to attcmpt, to try, to

endeavour

AdomatCj adv. clcgantly.
Adornatus, a, um, pu adoroed.
Morno, as, act. 1 to adorn, to rig,

to equip, to sct off, to prepare.

Ldornor, ari, /*>««. to be adorned
jfc/dro, as, act. 1 to worship, to

lionor, to salutc.
Adorsus, a, um, pt. begun.
Adortus, a, um, pt. attacking, sct-

ting upon, attempting, trying.
Adpluo, adposco, adprecor, ad

prime, see Appluo, &c.
.Wpugno, are, o. 1 to ajsault.

to
burn,

cov-

covcred,

play Adornor,

•Irfrado, derr, asi; asiim, a. 3 to

shave.

Adrasus, a, um, pt. shaven.
Adrcpcns, tis, pt. creeping to.
.4rfrepo, pcre, psi, ptum, act. 3 to

crecp to, or into, to insinuatc.
Adscisco, see Ascisco. [or by.
Adsltus, a, um, pt. planted near,
~ida\im, es, fui, csse, futiirus, ;/.

to bc present, or at hand, to be,

to conie, to assist, to defcnd, to

bc added, # r joincd, to favour,

to attend, to be ready, to stay, to

take courage.
Advectio, dnis,/. 2 a carrying to.
Advcctititis, a, um, adj. foreign.
^<rvecto,as, act. 1 to carry oftcn to.
Advccturus, a, um, pt. about to

carry.

Advectus, fts, m. 4 see Advcctio.
Advcctns, a, um, pt. carricd to,

hrought, convcyed.
.iJvclio, ere, exi, ectum, act. 3 to

carry, to bring, to convey.

Ldvehor, i, pa$s. to be carricd.
Ad\t\v t as, act. 1 to vcil, to covrr.
Advena, x, c. g. a stranger, a

foreigncr.
.Mvencror, ari, ikp. 1 to worship,

to adorc.

Advenicns, tis, pt. coming.
^dv^nio, Ire, veni, ventum, n. 4

to comcto, toarrivc, to happcn.
Adveutans, tis, pt. approaching.
Adventitius, a, um, adj. adven-

titous, extraordinary, forcign.
Advento, as, n. 1 to approach, to

comc.

Advcntor, Sris, m. 3 a guest.
Adventorius, a, uib, adj. gratu-

latory. [comc.

Adventurus, a, um, pt. about to
Adventus, us, m. 4 a coming, an

approach, an arrival ; Advent.
AdverbialUcr, adv. advcrbia.U^«

a Adv

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ADV

JEDJ

•f rfverbero, aa, act. 1 to beat much .
Adversans, tis, pt. thwarting.
Adversaria, orum, pi.ru 2% memo-

randum book, notet.
Adversana, ae, /. 1 an enemy
Adversarius, a, um, adj. oppositc.
Advcrsarius, i, m. 2 an adversary,

an enemy, a foc. [ponent.

Advcrsatrix, Tcis, /. a female op

Adultera, z,/. 1 anadulteress, a
whorc, a loosc, or lewd woroan.

AdulteVitio, dnis, / 3 adultcra-
tion. [ccL

Adulteratus, a, um, pt. dcbauch-

Adultcrinus, a, uxn, aaj. countcr-
fcit, false.

Adulterium, i, n. 3 adultery.

-LAdultero, as, act. 1 to adulterate,
Adverse, adv. adveracly, crossly.l to mix, to debase, to corrupt, to

AdvcrsTtas, atis, /. 3 advcrsity,
trouble, contrariety, difTerencc.

•fdversor, ari, dep. 1 to oppose, to
withstand, to be against

Adversum, i, n. 2 advcrsity, mis- Adumbratim, adv. obscurity*

ery, misforUuic.
Advcnum, pr. against, opposite
to, towards, to; adv. towards
one.

debauch, to counterfeit.
Adulteror, ari, dcp. 1 see Adurtero.
Adultus, a, um, pt. adult, grown

un, full.

Adumbratio, 6nis, /. 3 a sketch, or frostbitten.

sliadowing of a thing.
Adumbratus, a, um,/*. shadowed,
feigned.

Adversus, a, um, pt. & udj. oppo- a</umbro, as, act. 1 to shadow out,
aitc, ovcr against, rigiit towards, to shadc from hcat, to sketch, o
advcrse, unfortuiiatc, cvil, hos- draw, to prcsent, to typify.
tile, displeascd, unscasonable. Adunatio, onis,/ 3 an uniting

Adversus, pr. & adv. tec Adver-|Adunatu8,a, um,jM.|oined,united.

sum.
Advertens, tis, pt. obscrving.
Adverto, te>e, ti, raum, act. 3 to

turn to, to direct, to apply.
Advcrtor, i, pa»$. to bc observed.
•/fofvcspcracit,im/>fr*. it grows latc.
Advlgilans, tis, pt. guarding.
•frfvigilo, as, neut. 1 to watch, to

kecp watch, to take care.
Adulabilis, e, adj. to be flattered.
Adulandus, a, um, pt. to be flat

flattcred. [ing.

Adfdans, tis, pt. flattcring, sootli-
AdOlatio, onis, /. 3 adulation,

flattcry.
Adulator, 5ris, m. 3 a flattcrer.
Adulatorius, a, um, aaj. fawning.
Adiilor, ari, dep. 1 to fawn, to

flatter.

.fc/volvo, vere, vi, lutum, act. ;

rell to, to raise, to lift up.
Advolvor, i, pasa. to be rolled
Adv61utus, a» um, pi. rolled, p

trate.

Adurens, tis, pt burning, very ]
\durgens, tis, pt. pursuing.
arfuro, cre, ussi, ustum, a. 3

burn, to scorch, to pinch,

hurt, to chafe . (scorct

Aduror, i, ustus, pats. to
Adusque, prap. cven to, until.
Adustio, onis,/. 3 a burning.
Adustus, a, um, pt. burnt,

flamcd, consurned, parcfa

Adytum, i, n. 2 a sccrct cel
rcccss, thc most secret plac<
a temple.

JE

JEdepol, 9ce Edepol.

, , rM _ /Edes, vel JEdis, is,/. 3 a housc

Aduncitas, atis,/. 3 hookedness, temple, a chapcl, a cliambei

crookedness, a bcnding hivc. [o

Aduncus, a, um, aqj crookcd. iEdlciila, x,/. 1 a littlc housc,
Advocatio, onis, /. 3 thc officc of iEdfficandus, a, um, //f. to bebi

an advocatc, a plca, a defence, a /EdiTicans, tis, pt. building.

consultation, an advocate. iEdificatio, oni»,/ 3 a building

Advbcutus, i, nu 2 an advocate, a iEdificatiuncula, ar, /. 1 dim.

counscllor. small house, or building.

Advbcatus, a, um, part. lmving iEdiiYcator, dris, ;u. 3 a builder

callcd, callcd on, calling. foundcr. [bui

.idvoco, as, act. 1 tocall, or sendUklificaturus, a, uin, pt about

Adultcr, a, um, adj. adulterous,

for, tocall, to summon, to plead,

to advisc, lo assist, to conjurc,

to allurc.
Advocor, Sri, pats. to bc sum-

nioncd.

Vdvolans, tis, pt. flying to. [fly.
Advblatfirus, a, um, pt. about to
Vdvblatus, us, m. 4 a flying to

Adulter, t^ri, m. 2 an adulterer. Adsb\o, as, neut. 1 to fly to, to fly,

to spring out, to make haste.
Advolrens, tis, pt. roulng to.

^Edificutus, a, u?n,/i/. built.
^dificium, i, n. '2 a building

housi'.
.Edifico, [ttdcs, facio] as, act.

to build, lo crcct, to makc,

crcate.

/Edificor, ari, pas*. to be built
^dllis, is, m, 3 an cdile, a 9

veyor. (cdi

/Kdilitas, atis, /. 3 the office
J^dilihus, a, um, aqj. of an edl

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dltuus, i, m. 2 an iFqu&lftas, atis,/. 3 equality. f/Era, »,/. 1 a pcriod of time.
rchwarden. JEqualiter, ath. equally, evcnly. JEramcnlum, i, n. 2 brass, ©r cop-

a nighting-alc. ASqnandus, a, um, pt. to be cqual- pcr-ware.

l, adj. sick, w?ak,j led. JEraria, x, / 1 a copper mine, a

ufticult, pensivc,'>fEquaniniitas, atis, / 3 evenncss forjre.
ubtful, uncertain. of tempt r, patience, favor, can- /Erarium, i, n. 2 a trcasury.
los, / 3 a shieldJ dor. JErarius, a, um, ailj. belonging t©

hruss, or coppcr, or to a treasury.
/Erutus, a, um, adj. made of brass.
Homo xratus, a bankrupt, Cic.
JEreus, a, um, adj. madc of brass.
Acrius, a, um, adj. airy, lofty, higii.
iErifcr, a, um, adj. bearing" brass.
/. 3 sickness^JEquaturus, a, um, pt. about to /Erifftdlna, x,/. 1 a brass xninc.

gerriinc, hardly, : ^quanimiter, ath. patiently.
culty, gricvouslyJiEquans, tis, pt. equalling.
pt. being sick. " jiEquatio, dnis,/ 3 an equation, a
cept. 3 to bc sick,' making, or laying" even.
worsc, to gricve.jEquator, oris, m. 3 the equator,
\ 1 gricf, sorrow.J or cquinoctial line. [cqual.

3 sickness.
/. 3 sickness.
to be sick, to bc

adj. sick, ill, bad.
log, Storm.
female rival.
um, pt. fit to bc

. cmidating.
/. 3 cniulation,
rcd, contention,

77». 3 a rival.

•. 4 *ee JEmulatio.

JEqufitus, », um,pt. madc equal.
JEque, adv. cqually, as well,

alikc, so.
jEquldistans, tis, pt. equidistant.
.flSqufllbris, e, adj. of equal wcight,

ot the same Jevel. [weight.

iEquilibritas, utis,/. 3 equality of
JEquilibrium, i, n. 2 an even poisc.
JEquinoctialis, c, atfj. equinoctial.
JEquinoctium, i, n. 2 tlie equinox.
JEqufparabllis, e, adj. to be cquaJ-

led.

JEquiparans, tis, pt. equa]ling\
/EquYparatio, dnis,/ 3 equality.
JEquiparo, [xquus paroj Sre, a. 1

to cqual, to vie with, to compare.

rxccl, to imitate,

p. 1 to rival, to^Equipondium, i, n. 2 equal

weight.

[petitor. JEquitas, atis, f. 3 cquality, justicc.

Ja rival, a com- iEquo, as, act. 1 to cqual, tb lcvel,
adj. emulous, ri* to divide cqually, to compare.

JEquor, 5ri, pas*. to be cqualled.
JEquor, tfris, n. 3 the sca, any
level, or plain, thc earth, the aif.
JEquoreus, a, um, adj. of the sea,
bordering' on the sca.
JEquum, i, n. 2 cquity, justicc.
JEquus, a, um, odj. cqual, likc,
lcvel, cvcii, just, kind, fricndly,
favorablc, patient, contcntcd.
[sanic ajre.iAcr, is, m. 3 in acc. aera, pt. aercs,
equal, af tnej thc air, or atmosphcrc, brcath.

ith.

i.H trumpetcr
dj. brazcn.
3 a riddlc.
;'. equal, alike.
is, /. equality,

. cqually, evenly.
,adj. of thc same

.Eripcs, pedis, c. g. swift of^bot,
flect, brazen footed.
iErisbnus, n, um, aaj. souuding
like brass.

JEro, onis, m. 3 a mat to lie on, a
twig>-baskct.

£r5sus, a, um, adj. full of brass,
mixt with brass.
JErugtadsus, a, um, adj. rusty.
.Erupfo, mis, /. 3 rust, mildew, a
bliglit, poison, slander, malice.
iEnimna, x,f. 1 sorrow, affliction.
iErumnabilis, e, adj. wretchcd.
/Erumnatus, a, um, aaj. grievcd.
JErumnosus, a, um, adj. wretched,
calamitous, miserablc.
/Es, xria, n. 3 brass, copper, iron,
gold, money, a debt, a brazen
statuc.

^stas, atis, /. 3 summer, a year,
oir.

^states, pl.f. 3 heats, freckles.
.Esfifcr, a, um, adj. stdtry, hot.
jEstrmabtlis, e, adj. estimable.
^'stimandus, a, um, pt. to bc
esteemcd, to be valued, or rated.
.^Estimans, tis, pt. cstecming, sup-
posinjr.
JEstimutio, onis, / 3 a valuc, a
pricc, a rcwanl, a computation.
/EstiinutOr, oris^ m. ^ N^V\va> >.

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JEsttmattJrus, a, um. pt. about tof Arthiops, 8pis. m. 3. a black.

cstcem, to cstccm, ©r vulue.
JEstimatus, a, um. pt. csteemcd,

valued, prized, rated, aettlcd.
JEstimo, as. act. 1. to estccm, to

rcgard, to value, to settle, to

judge, to think.
JEstnnor, Ari.pnst.to bc csteemcd
•dEtiva, OTum. pl. n. 2. summer-

quarters, a country-house, a fuld
•«ntivalis, c. atfj. of summer.
•Cstive, adv. as in summer
jEstivo, as. neut. 1. to live, pass,

or spcnd tlie summer.
JEstlvus, a, um. adj. pcrtaining to

summcr.
JKstuabundus, a, um. adj boiling.
JEstuans, tis. pt. boiling, scorch-

ing, sultry, raging, furious.
<£stuurium, i.7i 2 afrith, a marsh.
JEfttuo, as. n. 1. to boil, to boil

ovcr, or out, to be very hot, to

swcat, to foam, to rage, to fret.
«£stu5s£, adv. hotly.
JEstuosus, a, um. adj. vcry hot,

swclling.
JEstus, us. m. 4.heat, a hot stream,

raging sea, a tide, a storm, fury,

love, great dcsire, fcrmcntation,

power
JEtas, atis./ 3. age, an age, a hun-

dred years, a year, a day, life, a

time, a season, a gcneration.
•fiftfitem, adv. an age,a lonir whilc.
•^&tbJa, ae./ l.youth,childhood.
•dEternrtas, atis./. 3. eternity.
•Cterno, as. act. 1. to eternize, to

perpctiuitc
•tfftcmo, »£tcrnum, adv. for cver.
•dEtcrnim, a, um. adj. eteroal, con-

tinual, pcrpetual, lusting.
•^Jther, e*ris. m. 3. car. pl. in arr.

acthera & jethfcrem, thc pure air,

the sky, or firmament, heaven.
JEthercus, a, um. adj. 'cthcrcal,

*tri*l cclestiM), hoavetdy, divinc .

/Kthra,ae/ l.the clear sky,thc ah\

rhetoric, a shewing of a causc,

or rcuson.

Actitcs, x. m. 1. the eaglestone.
/Kviterous, a, um. adj. eternal.
JEvum, i. n. 2. age, old age, life,

timc, ctcrnity, a past action

Affcctiirus, a, um. pt
affcct.

iEtiolbgia, a:. / 1. a figure in Aficctus, a, um. pt. af

posed, cnducd, advan
sunk.
Affectus, us. m. 4. an
a disposition, sicki
thougnt.

Afferendus, a, um.
Affcrcns, tis pt. bringi
AF ^/fSro, afferrc, attul

act. 3. to bring, to t
to alledge, to rcply, t
contribute, to cause,
lay. [bi

An eror, erri, allatus,
Affertur, imp. ncws
port is.

Afficiendus, a, um. p

fectcd, or punishcd,

Afficio, [ad. facio,]

fectum, art. 3. to affe<

to influcnce. When

noun, it is rendcred \

of that noun; as, affit

tatione, to deliglit.

Afficior, i, cctus. p

Affictitius, a, um, adj.

Affictus, a, um, pt feigw

djfigo, e"rc, ixi, isum, t

ten, to fix, to imprint,

Afftgor, i, ixus, pass. t<

Affingcns, tis, pt. formi

•^/"fingo, £re, nxi, ictui

form, or fashion, to f

vcnt, tocounterfcit tc

Affingor, \ 9 pu8x. to be 1

Affims, e. adj. adj*

rclatcd by marriage,

necessary, guilty, pri

AF, in composition, stands for ad>
Afer, fra, frum, adj. of Africa.
Aff abilis.c.rK//. affable, courtcous.
AfFablhtas, atis./ affability, easi-

ness.

Affubilitcr, adv. courteously [ly.
Afl°&brc,ar/v. curiously,ingenious-
Affabtil&tio, onis./ 3. the moral.
Affumen, Vnis. n. 3. an addrcss.
.f/Taris, vel. affiire, aff&tus, affari,

from affor, inusit, to speak to, to

address, to entreat, to thank.
Affutim,arfr. abundantly, enough.
Aff atus, a,um,/>r. speaking to, ad

drcssing.

Affatus, us. m. talk, discourse.
Affcctandus, a, um. pt. to be af-

fccted. [dyng.

Affcctans, tis. pt. affecting, stu-
.Vffectate, adv. witli affectation.
Affectatio, 6nis. / 3. affcctation,

love.
Afiectator, 5ris. m. 3. anaimer at,

an aspirer to, an affcctcd pcrson.
Affcctatus, a, um. pt. affected,

conceitcd, dcsired, aimed at.
Affcctio, onis./ 3. affcction, love,

a natural disposition, a statc.
Aflccto, as. act. 1. to aftcct, to dc

sire, to aim at, to attcmpt, to as-

Aff inis, is. c. §■.
rclation.
Afflnitas, atis. / S

pirc, to purpose.

Affcctor, ari./»«M. to be aflected. Aflirmantcr, adv. in :
\ffcctu6sus, a, um. mdj. aftcction-jAfiircnatc, adv. solc

ate. surcdh'.

AFF

AGE

AGG

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ttio, onis/ 3 an affi rmation.
ktus, a, um, pt. affirmcd.
Hu, a. 1. to affirm, to
n.

.tf/T&dio, dere, odi, ossum, ac/. 3
to dig up, or away, to dig unto.
Affbr, see Aflaris.
L?/*fdrc, to bc prcscnt, to comc.
, a, um. £/. fixcd, fastencd.T/Tonnido, as, nnit. 1 to hc afraid
laced, imprintcd, sticking.j/Trango, crr, cgi, actum, <j. to

break. [roar.

i, tis.fi/. breathing, ©r blow- .7/Trtmo, erc, w. 3 to murmur, to
KjB^favouring,befrichding..Jftrico, as, ui, act. 1 to rub
s, a, um. pt. blown upon, against. [against.

i, blasted, inspircd. Anricor, ari, p. to bc rubbcd

s, As. m. 4. a blast, a gale, Aftrictus, us, m. 4 a rubbing upon.
mr, a steam, inspiration. j(/Trio, as, act. 1 to crumble, to
£rc, evi, etum. n. 2 to grate.

Xger, gri, m. 2 a ficld, land,

gTound, a manor, a county, a

territorv.

Agesi&jflfc. go to, come on.
JjrgemdPCre, ». 3 to groan, to

sigh at..
►fgger, cris, m. 3 a leap, a pfrV,

a mound, a bank, a dam, a shclf,

a mud-wall, a rampart, a cause-

way.

Agggratio, 6nis,/ 3ahcapingup.
Aggeratus, a, um, pt. heaped up.
Aggerendus» a, um, pt. to be

banked up.

lio, 6nis./. 3. a throwing shine, to smilc upon, to favor.
affliction, sorrow, pain. *f/Tundo, ere, udi, usum, uct. 3

^f/fulgco, cre, Isi, lsum, n. 2 to Aggcro, aa, act. 1 to Iicap. to lay

o, onis.y. 3. aiHictiou, dis-

[tost.
i, as. act. 1. to afflict, vex,
V, ari. /K2#£. to bc dashcd.
ir, dris. m. 3. a torracntor,
urber, a troubler.

us, a, ura. pt. afflictcd, dis- comc, or be prcscnt.

to pourupon.
Aflundor, i. ffisus, paw. to be

pourcd upon, or into.
Ailu&us, vcl. Adfusus, a, uiu, pt.

pourcd upon.
Affiiturus, a, um, pt. about to

:d, thrown down, dashcd,
gate, abandoncd.
os. us. m. 4. trouhlc.
3, fcre, ixi, ictum. act. 3. to
i, to gricvc, to dash down,
row doun, to dcstroy, to
, to wcakcn, to hiunblc.
>r, i, ictus. pa*t. to be af-
d.

is. act. 1. toblow, or breathe
, to cmit, to blast, to favor,
»pire,to infcct.
ari. pasut. to bc inspircd.
us, tis. pt. flowing, abound-
rich, plentiful, rcsorting.
Dtia, *./. 1. ahund&ncc.
ntius, adv. comp. more abun

h

• t ucre, uxi, uzum, neut. 3.

Af&ris, adv. from uithout.
Africanus, atlj. brought out of
Africa. [wind.

on heaps, to aggravate, to in-

crcasc.
.iygcro, crc, cssi, estum, act. 3

to )ay on a heap, to bring, te

carry, to add.
Aggeror, ,i pasa. to be heaped up.
Aggcstim, adv in heaps.
Aggcstioy bnis, /. 3 a hcaping up.
Aggcsrus, a, um, pt. heaped up.
Aggcstus, Os, vi. 4 a hcap, a

mount, a pilc of carth, an cn-

trenchment.

t, si* in, to abound, to steal

Afncus, i, »i. 2 the soutli-w ^st .-^'glomero. as, act. 1 towindup,

Africus, a, um, aaj. Africau.

AG

Ag, in composition, stands for ad.
AgSso, dnis, m. 3 a groom, a

drudge.
Age,/>7. agite, impcr. comc on, go

to, supposc, bc it so, wcll. well.
Ag^dum, adv. come on, well.
Agcllus, i, m. 2 a littlc fied.
Ag^ma, atis, n. 3 a battalion, a

squadron.
Agendus, a, um, pt. to bc donc,

or drivcn, that must bc donc.

w upon, or in, to fiock to- Agcns, tis, pt. doing, dtiving,

taking, living.

Agons, tis, m. 3 an agent, a dotr., cr UQ»foV& V» \it toA^ -« w*

to gathcr into a body, to crowd.
.%-glGtmandus, a, um, pt. to be

associatcd, sr joined.
^glutino, as, act. 1 to gluc, to

soldcr, to associate.
Agglutmor, uri, p. to bc joincd.
Ag^ravans, tis, pt. aggravating,

heightcning, making hcavy, or

slccpy.

Aggravatus, a, um, pt. aggravated
Aggravesccns, tis. pt. gTOWing

worse or morc troublcsome.

^fgravcsco, ere, inc. 3 to grow

worsc.

•frgrfvo* as » acf - ^ to aggravate,
to incrcase, tobcar hard upon.
Aggravor, ari, pas*. to be nrcsa^do

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Al.l

AUO

AHE

Aggrcdiendus,/»f.tobe attemptcd. Agmen,
Aggredicns, tis, pt. going to,

accosting, attacking , ^ f allina

tipon. flr

Aggredior, [ad, gradiorj^li, cs-

sus, /Zf/». 3 to go unto, to accost,

to attempt, to attack, to fall

upon.
AggrSgo [ad, grcx,] as, uct. 1 to

assemblc, to gct, or gathcr to- by the father's side.

inis. v. o. an army, a
troop, a coinpany, a crowd, a
hcrd, a flock, a swarm, a pack,
a coursc, a winding, a working,
an attack.

Agna, x.f 1 a ewc-lamb.

•^iiascor, i, uatus. dep. 3. to grow
upon, pr to be born aftcr a fa-
ther\s will is madc, to be related

gether, to join, to unitc
AggrSgor, ari, past. to be gathcr-

ed together.
Aggressio, onis,/ 3 an attack.
Aggressor, Sris, m. 3 au aggrcssor.
Aggressurus, a um, pt. about to

attack, or undertakc.
Aggressus, a, uni, pt. attacking,

venturing.
Xgilis, e, adj. activc, hrisk, swift.
Agilitas, atis, f 3 agility, swift-

ncss.
Xgilitcr, adv. nimbly, quickly.
Agitabilis, c, adj. moveablc.
Xgitandus, a, uin, pt. to be agita

ted, to be movcd, to bc tossed.
Xgitans, tis, pt. moving, revolving.
Xgitatio, onis, / 3 motion, cxer-

cise.

XgiUitor, aris, m. 3 a driver.
Xgitaturus^ijUiii^/. about to chaae.
Agitatus, us. wi. 4. a motion,

shake.
Xgit&tus, a, um, pt. agitated,

tossed, shaken, driven, moved,

disturbcd, harrassed, cmploycd,

debated, churned,activc, spright-

ly, quick.
Xgi tc, *ee Age.
Xgito, as, act. 1 to agitate, to

debate, to rcvolvc, to consider,

to toss, to shakc, to drivc, to

pursuc, to chasc, to cxercisc,

to disquict, to managc, to spcnd,

to live, to cclcbratc.
Agitor, axi,/>u*«. to bc tossetj.

Agnatio, onis, / 3. kindrcd by the
fathei^s side, a growing to

Agnati, 6rum.pL m.2. relations.
by the father's sidc.

AgnStus, a, um. pt. growing up-
on, or to, grown up, or abovc.

Agncllus, i, m. 2. dim. a lambkin.

AgnTmib, a, um. adj. of a lamb.

Agnitio, onis. an acknowlcdge
mcnt.

Agnltus, a, um./tf.acknowlcdged.

Agnomcn, inis. n. a surnamc,
titlc.

Agnomcntum, i. n. 2 a nickname.

.^n&mino, as. act 1 to nickname.

Agnoscendus, a, um. pt. to bc
owned.

Agnosccns, \\s.pt acknowlcdging.

.%nosco, ciire, ovi, nitum, act. 3
to own, to acknowledgc, to allow,
10 know, to tind out, to discover.

Agnoscor, i, pan*. to be acknow-

Agnus, i, ffl.2a lamb. [lcdgcd.

Ago, gere, egi, actum, act. 3 to
act, to do, to pcrform, to trans-
act, to manage, to take care of,
to mind, to deal, to contract
for, to require, to talk of, to
drive, to sliakc, to disturb, to
aim at, to behave, to exercisc,
to apply, to give, to indite, to
plcad, to rcckon, to spend, to
livc. Aud it is oftcn Englishcd
by the vcrb of the following
noun : as, agerc cursum, to run.
Plin. vitam, to live, Cic.

3 a C(

xgon, onis. m

prizc, u match, a pl

tcst, a prizc, a sacriti
Agrtnista x. t.i. a

champion.
Agor, j^eris, agi, artns

driven, doiic, haiullt

conccrned, &c. I.ib<.

libertv lies at stukc,
Agoranbmus, /. m. 2.

thc markct.
Agrarius, a, um. a>[

pertaining to fiekls,
Agrc, es./. 3 a dng,
Agrestis, e. adj. Ix

ficlds, or tlie rount

thc country, clnwi

unmaimerly, slove

harsh, coarsc.
Agrestcs, pl. m. 3 rus
Kgria, x. f 1. a scab,
Agricola, «c. c. g. a lui
Agricblaris, e. «://. oi' !
Agrlcultor, oris. m. 3.

man.

Xgricultura, x. / 1
\gribdos, ontis. ;m. 3
Agrlpeta, x. m. 1 cla

(livisionofficlds, er i.
Agrium, i. 7i. 2 u nitrt

AH

A II. abbr. for alii ho
Ah ! i?iter}. ah ! oli ! :

mc ! fic ! no, awa}

yca.

Aha, intrrj. away, fie '
Ali, ah, interj. oli, in i
Alieneus, a, um. adj. \
Ahenipes,edis. adj. br.
Ahenum, i. n. 2 a L

caldron, a kettle, a v
Alifnus, a, um. adj. b:
" of coppcr.

ALB

ALE

ALI

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AI.

Albatus, a, um, pt made whiteJxlea, Ytis, c g. 3. a fowl, or bird.

dressed, or clothed in white.
p. ab. ilo, say thou. Albedo, inis/ 3. whiteness.

«r aisne ? say you so ! Albens, tis, pt. whitencss, whitish,

is, ait, aiunt. verb. defect. in hoary. [grow white-

f. aiebam, as, at, amus, Albeo, es, ui, n. 2. to be, or to
nt in perfecto, only, aisti, Albescens, tis, growing white

i: in imperat. mood, ai : in
'. lias, aiat, aiamus, aiant.
'. tiens. To say, to affirm,
itffy.

AL.

composition, stands for ad.
/. 1. a wing, a feather, a
of an army, an arm, an
it, a turret, a hollow. Alx
im, sails, Virg
dicus, a, um, aaj. Alaban-
osa, a damask rose-
4F, i, m. 2. alabaster, an
ent-boz
rum, i, n. % idem.

Albesco, fere, incep. 3, to grow

white, or bright
Albtco, as, neut. 1. id.
AlbTdus, a, um, aqj. whitish.
Albor, dris, m. 3- whiteness, fair-

ness.

AlbQcum, i, n. 2. a white daffodil
Albtigo, Tnis,/ 3, a white spot in

the eye, the white of an egg
Albulus, a, um, atfj. somewhat

white.
Album, i, n. 2. a white table, a

muster-roll, a Cst of names, a

rcgister, white, whiteness.
AlbQmen, mis, n- 3, the white of

anegg,

Alburnum, i, n> 2. a sap of trees.
m. cris, / cre, n. andlAlburnus, i,m.2, a small whitc fish.

i, e, adj. merry, cheerful,

td, courageous, fierce, rea-

easant.

adv. readily, cheerfully.

r, us, adf. eomp. more

•

is, atis,/. 3- alacrity, ea-
as, readincss, checrful-

Sleasure.
•, adv. readily, cheer-

x,f. 1. a slap on the face,

&r boz, freedom.
e, atff. belonging to a wing,
flank.

, a um, aaj. idem.
a, um, adj. winged, swift

Mff 1- alark.
im, i, *. 2. a whitewaahing
ls, a, uro, aaj. of white
p.

3

Albus, a, um, atjj. white, hoary,
pale, wan, fortunatc, happy.

Alcafcus, a, um, aaj. alcaic.

Alce, es, / 3* a dog, strong.

AlcSdo, fnis/ 3. a king*s fisher

AleSdOnia. 5rura,/>J. n- 2. happy,
or peaceable times, a calm sea-
son

Akhymista, a, m. 1. analchymist.

Alesco, ere, incep. 3. to grow.
Xlex, ecis, / 3. a pickle made of

fish.
Xlexipharmacon, i, n. 2. an anti-

dote.

Alga, *,/ 1. sea-weed.
Algens, tis, pt. cold, chill, severe.
Algensis, e, aaj. of sea-weed. -
Algeo, €rc, si, n. 2. to be cold, to

shake, to catch cold, to starve-
Algesco, ere, inc 3. to grow cold.
Algidus, a, um, adj. cluTl, cold.
Algiflcus, a, um, adj. causing

cold-

Algfor, firis, m. 3- cold, chillness.
AlgSsus, a, um, adj- full of sea-

weed, &c very cold, chilly,

sharp.

Xlia, adv. somc other way.
Xlias, adv. at another time, in

another manner, after another

fashion.
XlibT, aav. elsewere, in another

place, with another person, else.
Xltbtiis, e, adj. nutritive.
Xlica, ac, /. 1. wheat, flummery,

hasty pudding, pottagc-
Xncastrum, i, n. 2. a kind of bread-

corn.
XUcfibi, adv» somewhera, any-

where, in some-placc, in any

place.
Xhciila, x,f. 1. child's coat.

Xlca, x. f 1. a die, dice, hazard, XKcunde, adv. from some place,

chance, fortune, gaming
XlSator, 5ris, m. 3, a dice-playcr, a

gamester
AleatOrius, a, um, a$. of dice-
Alec, $ec Ualec
Xlembtcuui, i, n- 2. an alembic,

atill.

ilendus, pt. to be nourished, or Pffn.

fed.

Xleo» 6nis, m. 3. *ee Aleator.
Alea, Uis, aaj. winged, swift, Ught

from some body, or thing.

XliSnandus, a, um, pt. to be alien-
ated. i

Xlienatio, dnis,/. 3. an alienation,
a making over to anotuer, an
aversion, a dislike. Mentis aUen-
atio, the loss of one't sensea,

Alienftturus, pt. about to alienate.
Xli^natus, a, um, pt. alienated 9

10

ADA

Aftll

AbE

Jtcutc, adv. iiis, issimc, acutely,
sharply, kecnly, wittily, ingvni-
ously

. /'/ambiilo, as, act. 1 to walk up t<
/s/amo, as, ac/. 1 to Jovc much.
to love

Aciitulus, a, um, adj. dim. somc-./c/apcrio, Tre, rui, rtum, act. 4 to

wiiatsharp, or kcen, subtle
Acutus, a, um, adj ior, issfmus,
sharp pointeri, ing-cnious, acute,
kcen, g-laring, shrill, scorching
Ad, prxp. is rcndered hy to, bc-
fore, ati on, in comparison of,
until, ncar to.towarda, in, ugainst,

opcn, to uneovcr, to disclose
\dapcrtili.s, c, adj. that may be

opcncd

Adapcrtus, a, uin, pt. laid opcn
Ariaptalus, u, um, pt. fittecl to
Aclaquo, (ad aqua) as a. 1 to

watcr

aftcr, for, besidcs, by, accordinfr|*daquor, ari, pax*. to bc watcrcd
to, with repirtL to, cven, until,JAdauctus, a, um, pt. incrcascd
in order for, for the sake of,\vdauctus, us, m. 4 an increasc
about, more or Icss. JAriaugvndus, a, nni,/j/. to increase

Ad, in composition, commonlyLftAuigco, ure, xi, ctum, act. 2 to

sitrnifics ncarucss ; as adeo, ad-
jungo, &c. sometimes increaseth;

incrcasc, to improvc, to ag"gra-
vate

as atlamo, adlribo. And in com-IAdaugcor, cri, p. to bc iucrcascd
position <if/chan|rcs its </into thc.ftiaujrc.sco, crc, inccp. 3 to bc in-
nrst lcttcr of thc simple, begin-

ning with c, f, £, ], n, p, r, s, t,
Xdactio, bnis,/. 3 force, constrainl
Xdactus, a, um, pt. forccd, clriven,

struck into, broucrht uncler
Xdzquandus, a, um, pt. madc

cvcn, levcl
Adxquatio, onis,/ 3 a leveUing 1
Adxquatus, a, um, pt. lcvciled
A'dacque, adv. equatity [to levrl
.ir/<cquo, as. act. to make cqual,
Adcequor. ari, pass. to be cqualled
adxstuo, as, nvut. 1 to overflow

3 to

creased
.ft/hibo, erc, i, itum, act.

drink, to suck in, to admit
.ft/blandior, iri, dep. 4 to spcak

fair, to flatter, to fuwn
\dcredo, adcrcsco, tee Accrcdo,

accresco
./?</riecet, impcn. it becometh
Addendus, a, um, pt. to be addcd
Adriens, tis, pt. adding, joining
.fr/densco, erc, sui, act. 2 to closc

togvthcr, to thickcn, to shorten
.>fr/rienso, as, act. 1 to thicken

c/Vaggero. as act. 1 to hcap, or Addlcens, tis, pt. approving"

1 4. I 1 A .1 •> f l^ •■ * * * A

lay up, to hcap, or lay togethcr.j
Adagium, i, n. 2 a proverb <

AC

Adall i^iU us, a, um, pt. tled to
.ft/alli^o, as. urt. 1 to tie closc to
Adalh^or. ari, paiw. to l>e boundt*
Adamaiita:us, a, um, adj. adainan-

tinc
Xdamantinus, u, un\, adj. liaixl as

adamant, of adainunt
Adimas, antis, m t 3 a stone, a|. ?f/di.sco, cere, didici, act. 3 to

.YridUumontum, i, 7/. 2an :
Additio, ouis,/ 3 un addi
Adriitivus, a, um, adj. ndc
Aririiturus, u, 11111, pt. al

adri.

Adriitus, a, um, pt. ariric ri
AddivTnuns, ti*>, pi. jrucKsi
./r/dlvmo, as, avt. 1 to cc.n
./c/do, clere, clidi, ditum, <

add, to £ive, to put, to

hastcn.

Addor, i, paw. to be acldec
. /r/domiisco, cre, mt/t. 3 1
Aririuhitiitio, cinis,/. 3 dn\
Addubitatur, imprvs. it is«
Addtihitatus, a, um, /'/. do
. ?</diibito, as, act & nvitt 1 1
\dducens, tis, pt. bring*in{
./c/duco, ccrc, uxi, uctum,

to hring'.. to can'y, to im

persuade, to tighten, t

tract, to shortcn, to shm
Addiicor, i, ctus /*«**. to t
Adriucte, adv. closcly, nei
Adductor, oris, »n. 3 li

lcadeth.
Adriucturus, a, um, pt. al

bring
Adductus, a, um, pt. brou

riuced, prcvailcd on, a

bcnt.
ac/edo, £re, vel esse, cdi,

vel estum, act. 3 to eat

consume.
Ademptio, bnis,/. a taking

Wdlco, cerc, ixi, ictuin, act. 3 to

doom, to condcmn, to sentence, a clisfranchisin^, banishm
to dcvote, or givc up, to sell, to-Aclcmpturus, a, uni, ///. u
sct to salc, to confirni take away

Vlriiror, i,/»cw*. to bv deliveredto Adcmptu*, a, iim, pi. takc r
Vddictio, onis,/3 a \aluing' I killcri, lost, put, t>ut % ric:u

Aririictus a, um, pt. addictcri, jriv- Arieo, udv. so, to thut pu?
cn up, dcvotecl, doomed, con- thcreforc, inuch more,
dcmnrd, valued, much c>blig"ed

diamond
Jidamutus, a, uni, pt, belovcd

h-arn, to learn niorc, undc Ad-
discor, p€H%.

timc, aftcr ull, vcri iii«
dcc'(l, insomuch thut (
adco) but what is uiore,
non) so far frora.

ADII

ADJ

ADJ

17

', Ivi» & u, ftuxn. n. 4. to
ome to, to set out, to ad-
> undcrgo, toapproach,
l, to bc raised to, to un
, to attack.

, patt. to be jrone unto,8cc
»8, d.g.3. iat. tallow.
dnis, /. 3 agetting.
is, a, iim, pf . about to get.
a, \im t pt. having gotten.
ns, tis, pt. riding up to.
, as. act. 1. to ride up to,

is, a, um, pi. uncertain.
,7re, ncut. 4 to bc hungry

This Terb froverns an accusativc.
with a dativc casc, or an ad*crb
of place, instead thereof ; also ii
often has anotlicr accusativi
with the preposition ad, or an
ablative with the preposition in

Adlrfbcor, eri, past. to be ap-
plied, &c. (usc.

AdhYbitflrus, a, um, pt. about to

Ad1iibitus,a, um,p/. uscd, applied.

arflunnio, Irc, Ivi, Ttiim, neut. 4 t(
ncigh after, to cxult, or applaud.

arfhorrcsco, ere, n. to be grcath
afraid.

Adhortans, tis, pt. cxhorting
», um, pt. eatcn, consum-lAdhortatio, dnis,/ 3 an cxhor-

»termined, spent, gone
s, a, um, pt. to bc gone to
;ndus,a,um, pt. desirablc
adfectio, adfectus, adfc-
:rao, adfriiiK^ adgcmo
Un,aftoctio,aflcctus, aflc-
mo, astrango, aggcmo.
s, tis, pt. adhcring.
eri, scsi, acsum, n. 2 to
to stick, to kccp closc to.
:o, erc, *ee Adhxrco.

, us, rt. 4. a sticking to,

s, act. 1 to breathc upon

[ad, liamus,] as, tict. 1

ius, a, um, pt. to be used.
(ad, habeo] erc, bui,
act. 2. to apply, to sct,
o admit, to call, or send
ittlie signification of this
ten dcpcnds on thc fol-
noun ; as, adhibere aux-
» help; blanditias, to flat-
im ct potum, to eat and
consotationcm, to com-

tation (^'r

\dhortator, 6ris, m. 3 an cncour-
Adhortatus, a, um, pt. haviiijr cx

horted, exhorting. (to exnort.
a f/hortor, ari, dep. 1 to encouragc
\dhuc, adv. hitherto, as yct, be-

sides.

Adjaccns, tis, pt. lying contiguous.
^Jjaceo, ere, n. to lie near, to

border upon, to adjoin, to abut.
Adjectio, 5nis,/ 3 an addition.
dnis, /. 3 adhcsion, aJAdjectivus, a, um, adj. adjcctive,

added to, adjoined to.
AdjectQrus, a, um,pt. about to add.
Adjectus, a, \im t pt. addcd, joincd
Adjectus, us, m. 4 an addition.
with a hook, to obtain Adicns, cuntis,pr. going to.

Adigcns, tis, pt. driving, forcing.
Adlgo, [ad, ago] e>e, egi, actum

aci. 3 to drive, to force, to bring

to. (ven.

Adf mcndus, a, um, pt. to be taken

away, hindered »»• rescucd.
Adimo, [ad, emo] mere, dcmi,

dcmptum, act. 3 to take awa)*,

to kccp from, to rcscue.
Adfinor, i, pa**.\o be taken away,
/Uinv^nio, tce Invcnio. [&c«

Vdinventus, a, um, pt. curiously

dcviscd

Adipatum, i, w. 2 fat mcat.
Adipiscciidus, a,um,pt. to get-
Adtpiscor, i, adeptus, com. 3 to

get, to obtain, to arrivc at, to

overtake.

Adipiscor, i, patt. to be obtained.
Adipalis, e, adj. fat, gross, sump-

tuous.
AdTtur, & adltura est, impert. they

go, or went to.
Aditfirus, a, um, pt. about to go,

or undergo.

\ditus, a, um, pt. gone to.
Aditus, us, m. 4 a \ray, means,

acccss, avcnue.
Adjfidicatus, a, um, pt. adjudgtid
.i^lildVco, as, act. to adjudge, to

impute.

Adjudicor. ari, p. to be adjudged
.idjugo, as, act. 1 to join together.
Ad jQmcntum, i, ». 2 help, aid.
Adjunctio, dnis, / 3 a conjunc-

tion, or union, addition.
Adjunctor, oris, m. 3 hc who joins.
Adjunctum, i, n. an adjunct, a

quulity.
Adjunctus, a, um, pt. adjoined

joincd, \ oked, anncxed, near.

Adigor. i, actus, patt. to bc dri-.Adjun^cndus, a, um, pt. to be

a.1* *■•*■!* ji 1 1 * J _ m 1 a

Adjiciatis, c, adj. splcndid, grand.
Adj¥cicndus,a, um 9 pt. to be addcd.
AdjTcicns, tis, pt. adding- to.
Adjicio, [ad, jacio] cere, jeci,
Jectum, act. 3* to add, to cast to,
or on, to apply, to dircct.
udelitatem, to be cruel ; Adjlcior, i, patt. to be added, to
osHiejDi to accusto». I hc can into, tobe tbrown.
2 •

joincd to.

^r/jungo, g-erc, nxi, nctum, .tu-
to join, to anncx, to a<\come.
rrcase, to give upw. about to
reconcilc, to \r a coming, an
to fastcn, to vrival ; Advent.

Adjungor, i, adv. advcrhiail^.

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JKTH

AFF

AFF

jEsttmatGrus, a, um. pt. about tojvtthiops, opis. m. 3. a black.

csteem, to estcom, or value.
JEstimatus, a, um. pt. esteemed,

valued, pri/.ed, ratcd, scttlcd.
JEslTmo, as. act. 1. to csteem, to

rcgard, to value, to settlc, to

judge, to think.
JKstiinor, ^.n.pastXo be estcemcd
•^tiva, orum. pl. n. 2. summcr-

quarters, a country-housc, a fold
•sstivalis, c. atf. of summer.
•Cstive, adv. as in summer
•£»tIvo, as. neut. 1. to live, pass,

or spcnd the summer.
JEstivus, a, um. adj. pertaining to

summcr.
-ffvstuabundus, a, um. adj boiling.
JEstuans, tis. pt. boiling, scorch-

ing, sultry, raging, furious.
JEstuarium, i. n 2 afrith, a marsli.
JKstuo, as. n. 1. to boil, to boil

ovcr, or out, to be vcry hot, to

swcat, to foam, to rage, to fret.
•AZstuds£, adv. hotly.
•ASstuosus, a, um. adj. vcry hot,

swclling.
JEstus, us. m. 4.heat, a hot stream,

raging sea, a tide, a storm, fury,

love, great dcsire, fermentation,

powcr.
JRXsls, atis./ 3. age, an age, a hun

dred years, a ycar, a day, lifc, a

time, a season, a generation.
«fittltem, adv. an age,a long while.
•Ctatiila, x.f. l.youth,childhood.
•dEternttas, &tis./ 3. eternity.
•Cterno, as. act. 1. to cternize, to

pcrpetuate.

•4Sterno,.£tcrnum, adv. forevcr.
•&'tcrnus, a, um. adj. eternal, con-

tinual, pcrpetuul, lasting.
•dSthcr, tfris. m. 3. car. pl. in ncc .

zthcra & xtherem, tlie pure air,

the sky, or firmamcnt, hcaven.
JEthereus, a, um. adj. ethereal.

/Kthra, xf l.thc clearskv,thcair.
jEtiblogia, x. f. 1. a hgure in

rbetoric, a shewing of a causc,

or rcuson.

Xctites, x. m. 1. the eaglestone.
iEvitcmus, a, um. adj. etemal.
/Evum, i. 7i. 2. age, old age, life,

time, ctemity, a past action.

AF

AF, in composition, stands for ad,
Afer, fra, fnim, adj. of Africa.
Aff abilis,e.«^;". aftable, courtcous.
Aff&bilitas, atis./ affabllity, easi

ness.
AftabYLitcr, adv. courteously [ly.
Afl'abre,a</t;. curiously,ingcnious-
AJVabiilutio, onis./ 3. the moral.
\fl'amen, inis. n. 3. an addrcss.
.7/Taris, vel. affare, aff atus, affihi,

from aflbr, inusit, to speak to, to

address, to entreat, to thank.
Aff atiin, adv. abundantly, cnough.
Aff atus, a,um,/>f. speaking to, ad-

dressing.

Affatus, us. m. talk, discourse.
Affectandus, a, um. pt. to be af-

fected. [dyng.

Affectans, tis. pt. affecting, stu-
Affectate, adv. witli affectation.
Affectatio, dnis. / 3. affectation,

love.

Affccturus, a, um. pt. abo
affect.

Affectus, a, um. pt. affectcc
posed, endued, advanced, i
sunk.

Affectus, us. m. 4. an affc
a disposition, sickness,
thought. [brc

Affercndus, a, um. pt. X

Affcrens, tis pt. bringing.

•tf/TSro, affcrrc, attiili, all
act. 3. to bring, to bring '
to alledgc, to reply, to plei
contribute, to cause, to ofl
lav. [brough

Aff e"ror, erri, allatus, past.

Affertur, imp. news coxm
port is.

Afficicndus, a, um. pt. to 1
fectcd, or punished, to affi

Afficio, [ad. facio,] cerc,
fectum, act. 3. to affect, toi
to influcncc. Whenjoine
noun, it is rendcred by tlw
of that noun; as, afncere <
tatione, to deligbt. [ra

Afficior, i, cctus. pass. 1

Affictitius, a, um, adj. adjd

Afnctus, a, um, prfeigned, foi

^f/Tigo, e're, ixi, ixum, act.3\
ten, to fix, to imprint, to co

Aft^tgor, i, ixus, pa*s. to bc i

Aflingens, tis, pt. forming.

.yfingo, firc, nxi, ictum. aei

Aflectator, 5ris. m. 3. an aimer at, form, or fashion, to feign,
an aspirer to, an affectedpcrson. vcnt, to countcrfcit to rese
Affcctatus, a, um. pt. affected, AfRngor, i, pas*. to be forme

conceited, desircd, aimed at.
Affectio, dnis./ 3. affection, lovc,

u natural disposition, a statc.
Aflccto, as. act. 1. to aftect, to dc-

sire, to aiin at-, to attempt, to as-

pirc, to purpose.
Aflcctor, ari. pa»9. to be affccted.

Affims, e. adj. adjaccnt,
rclated by marriagc, parta
nccessary, g'»lty, privy.

Affinis, is. c. g. 2. a cous
relation. [li

Afflnitas, ntis. /. S affiiut;

Affinnantcr, udv. in aflirm

xena/, cdestin], hoa rcnJy, di vinc . I atc .

Vflectudsus, a, um. adj. aficction- Aftirmatc, adv. solemnly

surcdly.

AFf

AGE

AGG

23

Oydnii^/*. San affirmation.

a, a, uin, /rf. affirnicd.

as. a. 1. to affinn, to

4/Tbdio, derc, 5di, ossum, 'act. 3JXger, gri, m. 2 a ficld, land,

t,um. />/. fixcd, fastcned
ced, imprintcd, sticking

tia. w.breathing, ©r blow-
% iavouring, betHchding.

a, um. pt. blown upon,
blasted, inspircd.

Ǥ. m. 4. a blast, a gale,
T, a steam, inspiration.

re, cvi, etum. n. 2 to grate.

to dig up, or away, to dig unto.

Aff br, see Aflaris.

Jffbrc, to be prcscnt, to comc.

.:(/"formIdo,as, neut. 1 to bo afraid.
ylrango, erc, Ogi, actum, a. to
break. [roar.

.fl/rremo, ere, n. 3 to murmur, to
J/frico, as, ui, acf. 1 to rub
against. [against.

Afiricor, ari, />. to be mbbcd

Aflrictus, fis, m. 4 a rubbing upon.

^y/frio, as, oc/. 1 to crumble, to

ground, a manor, a county,

tcrritorv.
Agcsis»';J^B>. go to, come on.
.f^gemdJRre, n. 3 to groan, to

sigh at..

igger, cris, m. 3 a leap, a pile,

a mound, a bank, a dam, a shel£

a mud-wall, a rampart, a cause*

way.

Agge*r£tio, dnis,/. 3aheapingup.
Aggeratus, a, um, pt. heaped up.
Aggercndus, a, um, pt. to be

banked up.

o, bius.f. 3. a throwing
liBiction, sorrow, pain.
, dnis./. 3. afHiction, dis-

[tost.
as. act. 1. to afflict, vex,
, ari. pcut. to be dashed.
, dris. m. 3. a tormentor,
rber, a troubler.

.4/fulgeo, ere, Isi, lsum, n. 2 to Aggero, as, act. 1 to heap. to lay
shinc, to smilc upon, to favor. on hcaps, to aggravatc, to in-

J/Tundo, ere, iidi, usum, act. 3 crcase.
topourupon. ^gcro, erc, essi, estum, act. 3

Affundor, i. fiisus, pa-ts. to be to Jay on a hcap, to bring, t»

pourcd upon, or into.
Atfusus, vel. Adfusus, a, um, pt
poured upon.

, a, um. pt. afflictcd, dis-J comc, or be prcsent.

Afdris, adi\ rrom without.

lo emit, to blast, to favor,
ire, to infcct.
ri. pass. to be inspired.
i» tLs. pt. flowing, abound
*h, plentiful, rcsorting.
ia, x.f 1. abundancc.
ius, adv. comp. more abun

uere, uzi, uxum, nevt. 3.
upon, er in, tu Hock to-
, tr in, to abound, to steal taking, living.

Africa.

[wind

carry, to add.
Aggeror, ,i pass. to be heaped up.
\ggcstim, adv in heaps.

Affuturus, a, um, pt. about to Aggestio, onis,/ 3 ahcapingup.

Aggcstus, a, um, pt. heaped up.
Aggcstus, us, m. 4 a hcap, a
Africani», atlj. brought out ofj mount, a pile of earth, an en-

Vfncus, i, m. 2 tlie snuth-wcst .^egUtaiSro. as, act. 1 to wind up,

, thrown down, dashed,
tte, abandoned.
i. us. m. 4. trouble.
ire, ixi, ictum. act. 3. to
to gricvc, to dash down,
iw down, to destroy, to
to weaken, to humblc.
i i, ictus. past. to be af-|

Ag, in composition, stands for ad.
.act.l. toblow, orbrcathc]Agaso, dnis, m. 3 a groom, a

drudgc.

trenchmcnt.

Afi'icus, a, um, adj. AfrJcan.
AG

Xge 9 pt. agite, imper. comc on, go
to, supposc, be it so, wcll. weli.
XgSdum, adv. come on, well.
Xgcllus, i, m. 2 a little fie-d.

AgSma, atis, n. 3 a battalion, a worse or more troublcsome.

squadron.
.vgendua, a, um, pt. to bc donc,

or drivcn, that must bc done.
Agcna, tis, pt. doing, diiving,

to gatlicr into a body, to crowd.
^rgfutinandus, a, um, pt. to be

associated, sr joined.
-fraiutino, as, act. 1 to gluc, to

soldcr, to associate.
Agglutinor, ari,/>. to bc joined.
Ag^ravans, tis, pt. aggravating,

heightcning, making heavy, or

slecpy.

Aggravatus, a, um, pt. aggravated
Aggravcsccns, tis. pt. growing

(^gravesco, erc, inc. 3 to grow
worsc.

-te"gT* vo » as > oct. 1 to aggravate,
to incrcase, to bear hard upon.
Aggravor, ari, pas*. to be nresae4«
#gons, us, wi. 5 an agent, a doer. 4 or UQu\A^V^\*t\saA&^iWfc.

m,

ACI

AUO

aiie

Aggrediendus, /u.iobc attcmptcd.
Aggredicns, tis, pt. going to,
accosting, attacking , ^ f allina
upon. ^K

Aggredior, [*d* gradiofl^li, es-
sus, flrp. 3 to go unto, to accost,
to attempt, to attack, to fali
upon.

AggrSgo [ad, grcx,] as, act. 1 to
ossemblc, to get, or gather to-
gethcr, to join, to unite.

Aggrfcgor, ari, pait. to bc gather-
edtogcther.

Aggrcssio, Onis,/ 3 an attack.

Aggressor, Sris, m. 3 an aggressor.

Aggrcssurus, a um, />f. about to
attack, or uudcrtakc.

Aggrcssus, a, um, pt. attacking,
venturing.

Xgilis, c, adj. activc, brisk, swifl.

Xgilitas, atis, / 3 agility, swift-
ncss.

Xgihter, adv. nimbly, quickly.

Agitiibilis, c, adj. moveable.

Xgitandus, a, um, pt. to be agita
ted, to bc movcd, to bc tossed.

Agitans, tis, pt. moving, revolving.

Agitatio, onis, / 3 motiou, cxer
cise.

Xgitator, 6ris, m. 3 a drivcr.

Agitaturus»a,uni,/!tf . about to chase.

Agitatus, us. m. 4. a motion, a
shakc.

Xgitatus, a, um, pt. agitatcd,
tossed, shaken, driven, moved,
disturbcd, harrasscd, cmploycd,
debated, churned,activc, spright-
ly, quick.

Xgttc, mcc Age.

Xgito, as, act. 1 to agitatc, to
debate, to rcvolvc, to consider,
to toss, to shake, to drive, to
pursuc, to chusc, to cxercise,
to disquict, to maiiagc, to spcjid,
to livc, to cclcbratc.

XgitQrj iiri,/>a*a. to bc tossccj.

Agnie», inis. n. 3. an ariny,

a

troop, a compuny, a crowd, a
hcrd, a flock, a swann, a pack,
a coursc, a winding, a working,
uii attack.

Agna, x.f 1 aewe-lamb.

•ijfiiascor, i, natus. dep. 3. to grow
upon, pr to bc born aftcr a fa
thcr*s will is made, to be related
by the father's side.

Agnatio, onis. / 3. kindredbythe
father^s side, a growing to

Agnati, orum. pl. m. 2. relations.
by the father^s sidc.

Agnatus, a, um. pt. growing up
on, or to, grown up, or abovc.

Agncllus, i, m. 2. dim. a lambkin.

Agnlnus, a, um. adj. of a lamb.

Agmtio, dnis. an acknowledge
mcnt.

Agnitus, a, um.jM.acknowledged

Agndmcn, mis. n. a sumainc, a
titlc.

Agn5mcntum, i. n. 2 a nickname.

.%-ndimno, as. act 1 to nickname.

Agnosccndus, a, um. pt. to be
owncd.

Agnosccns, tis.pt acknowledging.

.^nosco, cere, ovi, nitum, act. 3
to own, to acknowlcdgc, to allow,
co know, to iind out, to discover.

Agnoscor, i, pass. to bc acknow-

Agnus, i, m. 2 a lamb. [ledgcd.

Xgo, gc re, egi, actum, act. 3 to
act, to do, to perform, to trans-
act, to managc, to take care of,
to mind, to deal, to contract
for, to rcquirc, to talk of, to
drive, to shakc, to disturb, to
aim at, to behave, to excrcisc,
to apply, to givc, to indite, to
plcad, to rcckon, to spcnd, to
livc. Aod it is often Englished
by thc vcrb of thc following
noun : at 9 agcrc cursum, to run.
Fliii. vitam, to Iive, Cic.

Agon, onis. m. 3 a contest
prue, a match, a place fm
tcst, a prizc, a sacrincing p
AgSnista x. w. a wrtstl
champion.

Agor, geris, agi, artus. /mw.
driven, done, handled, drl
conccrned, itc. Libcrtas u
libcrtv lics at stakc, Cic.
AgorSnomus, /. m. 2. a ch
tlic markct.

Agrariiis, a, um. adj. agi

pcrtaining to fields, or lam

xVgre, cs./ 3 a dog, Catclu

Agrestis, e. adj. bclongij

fields, or the country, bi

the country, clnwnish, i

unmannerly, slovenlv,

harsh, coarse. [tr

Agrcstcs, pl. m. 3 rusticks,

\gria, x. f. 1. a scab, an ulc

Agricola, x. c g. a husbamt

Agricblaris, c. adj. of husbaj

Agricultor, oris. m. 3. a hut

man. [ti

Xgricultura, sc. /. 1 husbi

Agribdos, dntis. m. 3 Whittf

Agripet:i, x. m. 1 claimcr i

(livision of fields, *r lands.

Agrium, i. n. 2 a nitrc, a nai

AH

A H. abbr. for alii homincs,
Ah ! interj. ah ! oh ! alas ! *

mc ! fie ! no, ftway, ho !

yea.

Alia, interf. away, fie ! ho, hi
Ah, ah, interj. oh, in sighin^
Aheneus, a, um. adj. brazen
Ahcnipes,edis. adj. brazcn-fi
Ahcnum, i. n. 2 a brass ]

caldron, a kettle, a vat.
Ah^nus, a, um. a<$. brazen,
"of copper.

ALB

ALE

ALI

25

AI.

. ab. aio, say thou.

r aisne ? say you so !

% ait, aiunt verb. defecU in

Albatus, a, um, pt. made whitejxles, Vtis, c- g- 3« a fowl, or bird.

dressed, or clothed in white.
Albedo, Tnis./ 3. whiteness.
Albens, tis, pt. whitencss, whitish,
hoary. [grow white.

C aiebam, as, at, amus, Albco, es, ui, n. 2. to be, or to
ot. in pcrfecto, onty, aisti, Albescens, tis, growing white
: in imberat. mooa\ ai : in Albesco, ere, incep. 3, to grow
aias, aiat, aiamus, ajant white, or bright

Albfco, as, neut. 1. id.

siens. To say, to affirm,

diy.

AL.

unnposition, stands for ad.
/! 1- a wing, a feather, a
of an army, an arm, an
it, a turret, a hollow. Alx
im, sails, Virg.
iictis, a, um, atf. Alaban-
Dsa, a damask rose
f t i, m. 2. alabaster, an
ent-box-
rum, i, n. 2. idem-

AlbTdus, a, um, adg. whitish.
Albor, dris, m. 3- whiteness, fair-

ness.

Albucum, i, n- 2. a white daffodil
Albflgo, Ynis,/ 3, a white spot in

the eye, the white of an egg
Albulus, a, um, atfj. somewhat

white.
Album, i, n- 2. a white tablc, a

muster-roll, a list of names, a

register, white, whiteness.
Albumen, inis, n. 3, the white of

anegg,
Alburnum, i, n. 2. a sap of trees

m. cris, / cre, n- and Alburnus, i,m-2, a small white fish.

i, e, adj. merry, cheerful,
td, courageous, fierce, rea
easant.

adv. readily, chcerfully.
r, us, adj. comp. more

•

as, atis, /. 3. alacrity, ea<

*s, readincss, checrful-

plcasure.

er, adv, readily, cheer-

x,f. 1. a slap on the face,

, «r boz, freedom.

e, adj. bclonging to a wing,

flank.

, a uro, adj. idem.
a, um, adj. winged, swift
, m,f. 1. a lark.
im, i a n* % a whitewaahing
li, a, um, adj. of white
jr.

3

Albus, a, um, aqy. white, hoary,

pale, wan, fortunatc, happy

AlcaYcus, a, um, adj. alcaic

Alcc, es, / 3« a dog, strong.

AlcSdo, mis./ 3. a king^s fisher

AleSdOnia. Orum,^ n. 2. happy,

or peaceable times, a calm sca-

son

Alchymista, ae, m. 1. analchymist.

chance, fortune, gaming.

Xlesco, ere, inccp. 3. to grow-
Xlex, ecis, / 3. a pickle made of

fish.
XlexTpharmacon, i, n* 2. an anti-

dote.

Alga, s, / 1. sea-weed.
Algens, tis, pt. cold, chill, severe.
Algensis, e, adj. of sea-weed.
Algeo, €re, si, n. 2. to be cold, to

shake, to catch cold, to starve.
Algesco, Src, inc 3. to ctow cold.
Algidus, a, um, adj. chill, cold.
AlgTfTcus, a, um, atf. causing

cold-

Algor, oris, m. 3. cold, chillness.
AlgGsus, a, um, adj. full of sea-

weed, &c vcry cold, chilly,

sharp.

Xlia, adv. somc other way.
Alias, adv. at another time, in

another manner, after another

fashion.
XhbT, adv. elsewcre, in «mother

place, with another person, else.
XlTbflis, e, aqy. nutritive.
Xlica, ae,/. 1. wheat, flummery,

hasty pudding, pottagc-
Xhcastrum, i, n. 2. a kind of bread-

corn.
XUcubl, adx» somewhert, any-

where, in some-placc, in any

place.
Xnciila, x,/. 1. child's ccat.

Xlca, 3c. / 1. a die, dice, hazard, XlTcunde, adv. from some place,

from some body, or thing.

Xleator, 6ris, m. 3, a dice-playcr, a XliSnandus, a, um, pt. to be alien-

gamester-
Aleatdrius, a, um, aqy. of dice-
Xlec, *ee Halec
XlembTcum, i, n- 2. an alembic, a

still
Xlendufl, pt. to be nourished, or

fed.

Xleo, 6nis, m, 3. $ee Aleator.
Xles, itis, aaj. winjred, swift, Ujht

ated.

Xlienatio, 6nis,/ 3. an alienation,
a making over to anotUer, an
aversion, a dislike. Mentis alien-
atio, the loss of one't senses,
Plin.

Xlienftturus, pi. about to alienate.

Xlilnatus, a, um, pt. alienated 9
parted, btrcvi «i ^l> w^^J^^.

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ALL

ALL

XTiEnYgSna, it t c.g. 1> aforeigncr,! what, a gTcat niattcr, of some ^/laudo, as, act. 1. to commend

a stranger
Xlignigenu», a, uxn, adj. forcign
Xheno, as, act. 1. to afienatc, to

sell, to part with, to estrange, to

discard, to withdraw, to revolt.
Xlienor, ari- paa». to be aiienated.
Xlienus, a, um, <u#. another man's»

of auothcr country, foreign, con

trary. different, ahsurd, impro-

pei't.'.irtiul, averse, offensive.
aIiV'.:;, «.ra, erum, aoj. winged.
Air:e.\ cra, crum, adj, winged.
AiiMitntirius, a, um, aaj. nutri

ti>e.
Xhmentum, i, n. 2. nourishment,

fooJ.
Xlimonia, se, / alimoiiy, mainte

nance*
Xhmdnium, i, n- 2. nourishment,

food*
XVid, adv. to another place, or

thing.
Xlioqui, Xlioquin, conj- otherwisc
Xliorsum* adv- clsewherc, to an-

other purpdse, olherwise than.
Afrpes, gdis, adj. swift of foot,

nimble-
Xliptes, x, m. 1. an anointer.

note. I highly.

Xliquis, aiTqua, aliquod vcl alf- AUectitio, dnis/ 3. an enticing-

quid, pron. some, somebody

somc certain person, sometliingi

of some note.
Ahquispiam, aJTcjuapiam, alTquod

piam, vcl aliquidpjam, et
Aiiquisquam, allquaqu&m, alt-

quidquam, pro. any, somebody
Xlfqud, adv. somewhither, to

some place, any whither-
Xlfquot, pl indecl aaj. some, a

few.

Xllqu&ties, adv. sometimes, divers
times, several times, often*

Xliquoversum, adv. one way, or AUegatus, us, m- 4. id.

Xhqua, attv. by somc place, or Aliusniddi, adv. of another kind-

means.
Xlfquandiu, adv. a good while

some time, a little wuile.
Xllqu&ndo, adv. sometimes, at

length.once, formerly, hereafter-
Xliquantillum, adv. a very little
XUquantisper, adv. a little while
Xhquanto, adv. somewhat, a little-
Xliquantulum, adj. some part;

(adv.) ever so little.
Xliquantura, adv. a little, in tome

measure.
Xliquantus, a, um, adj. & little,

sonie.
Xllquatfnus, adv. somewhat
Xhquid, tub$t. n. somethins;, lome

Allecto, [ad, lacto,] as, act. 1 tc

allure, to entice, to decoy .
Allector, ari, p, to be enticfd*
Allector, dris, m. 3- a wheedler.
Allecturus, a, um, jW. about ts

choose. (sen.

Allectus, a um, pu allured, cho*
Allegandus, a, um, pt. to be al<

leged-

Allcgans, tls, pt. alieging»
Allegatio, 5nis,/ 3. an allegation,

a plea, an excuse, an embassy,

an order.

other
Aliter, adv. otherwise, after one

manner, after another manner,

else.

Ahtura, <c,f 1. food, a nounshing-
Alitus, a, \im,pt- nourished, kept
vliubi, adv. in other places.
Aliunde, adv. from another placc,

of, or from some other pcrson.
Aiius, ia, ud, gen. alius. dat. aii

adj. another, other, different,

contrary, changed, personated

Allabens, tis, pt. sliding, slipping
/l/labor, eris, absus» dep. 3 to

slide, or sail by, to reach, to fuU AUevatio, bnis,/ 3. an easing"

11-

down.
J/labdro, as, a. 1. to labour hard,

to add. (in

Allapsus, a um, pt. sliding, fal
Allapsus, us, m. 4. a siiding a fall-

ing upon.

Allatrans, tis,/rf. barkingat
V/latro, as, act. 1. to bark at, to

demn.
AUaturui» a,

(brins;.

Allatus, a, um, pt. brought, told,
reported, ailedged, pleaded. |

Allegatus, a, um, pt. sent.
i4/l£go, as, act. 1. to alleg-e, to

plead, to depute, to send» to

namc.

Allagor, ari, p. to be allcsred.
/4/lego, Sre, egi, cctum, abt. 3 to

choose, to take, to admit
AUegor, i, pav*. to be choscn.
AUcgbria* se,/ 1. an allegory.
AUcgbrlcus, a, um, aqj. alfepori-

cal. (lief

AUevamentum, i, n- 2. easc, re<
Allevandus, a, \\m,pt. to be eascd
AUSvans, tis, pt- raising up, ea»

ing.

Allevatus, a, um, pt. raised, oi
lifted up, eased, comfortcd, lcs-
sened-

AlXtxOy as, act. 1. to lift, or raisc
up, to ease, to mitigate, to light
en, to lessen, to reheve, to grow
haughty.

AUevor, ari,/KW*. to be eased.

roar. to rail at, to slander, to con- Alliatus, a, um, pt. tasting of gar

lic

um, pt. that will Allicefactus, a, um, />f, wheedled,

Allfciendus, a, um, pt. to be aUur-
ed-

ALL

ALT

ALT

sw

[ad, Ucio,] £re, lexi and banter, to scoff, or smile upon, to
ectum, act. 3. to allure, to favor, to fawn, or imile upon, to
, to provoke, to draw on. resemble one.

■, i, (Hui. to be alhtred
[ad, Irdo] fcre, Tsi, isum,
to dash against.
, i, Isus, ^o» . to be dashed,

AUuens, tis, pt. washing.

Al\uo t fcre, ui, acf . 3. to waste, to
flow.

Alluor, Sris, patt. to be washed.
lurt, bruised, ©r worsted. AllfUio, ftnis, / 3- an alhision.
o, Cnis, / 3. allipation, a Alluviea, ei,/ 5 a dirty, or muddy
r, a binding, or tying. stream, a land-flood.

>r, oris, m 3. a tier. LAlluvio, dnis,/ 3. an inundation. w o , .. _ c

Ira, jc, / 1. a bandage, ajAlmus, a, um, ad)\ kind, cherish- coming and going.

ing, nourishing, holy, pure, fair Alternatus, a, um, pt. ahernate,
is, a, um, pt. bound, tied.j clear.
as, act. 1. to bind, to bindjAlneus, a, um, adj. made of alder.

tie, to fasten, to confine,
tpgie, to stop, to engage,
use»

, ari. pa*i. to be tied.
ere, ini, Ivi and €vi, Ytum,
to anoint, to rub, to taint.
, i. pa*t. to be rubbed

a, um. pu dashed against,
id.

i. n. 2. gariic.
io, dnia. f. 3. a speaking,
address, a harangue.
ftrus, a, ura. pt. about to
to.

Alnus, i, / 2. an alder trec,
boat.

Xlo, Sre, lui, altum, and alitum,
act. 3. to feed, to nourish, to
bring up, to maintain, to sup-
port, to cherish, to increase, to
improve.

Xlor, i, p09*. to be nourished.

aIoc*, es, / 3. aloes, a bitter drug.

Alpha, the first letter of the

d.

sns, tis, pt. speaking to.
um, i, n. 2. discourse,
l, talk, addrcss, comfort.
>r, i, cfttus, sum, d. 3 to
to, to address, to salute, to
with

co, [ad, lubet,] cere, bui,
, act.Vy. to pleasc.
i, fcre, uxi, a- 2. to shine

*, tia, pt. alluding, sport-

€re, ftai, usum, n. 3. to al-

Ahcrcatio, onis, / 3. contention,

debate.

Altercator, oris, m. 3. a wrangier.
Alterco, as, n. 1. to contend, to

debate. )scold.

Altercor, Iri, dep. 1. to debate, to
Alternandua, a, um, pt. to be al-

tered, or changed by turns, to

change.
Alternans, tis, pt. doing by turna,

changing, varving, wavering

changed. (turns.

Alterne, Alternatim, <uh. by
Alternis, subaud. vicibus, by

turns.
Alterno, as, act. 1. to do by tums,

or course, to alter, to change, to

vary, to waver, to come and go. s
Alternus, a, um, adj, alternate,'

by turns, in course, one afler

another, every oue, every se-

cond mutual.
AltSriiter, tra, trum, adj. one of

Greek alphabet, the first, orj the two, the one or the other.
chief of any thing. Hence Al- Alteruterque, traque, trumque,
phabJtarius, i, m. 2. one who adj. one or the other, either, on

learns letters ; and Alphab^tum,
i, n. 2 the alphabet.

each side.
Alterutrinque, adv. on both sides.

sndus, a, um. pt. to be ad-Alpinus, a, um, adj. of fhe Alps. Althaca, ae,/ 1. marshmallows.

Alsior, us, adj. comp. colder. JAItilis, e, adj. fed, fatted, cram-

Alsidsus, a, um, adj. cold by na- med.

turc, subject to cold, chiU. |Altis5nus, a, um, adj. sounding

Altanus, i, m. 2. an eartern, on from above, loud, heroic, SU-

high wind. blime.

Altare, is, n 3. an altar. Altissime, adv. tuperl. vcry high,

Alte, adv. on high, aloft, deeply, or deep.

far, far ofF. |Alit6nans, tis, pt. thunderin?.

Alter, era, erum, gtn. alterius, Altitudo, Tnis, / 3. height, deptb,

dat. alteri, adj. another, anyj loftiness, stateliness, lfeight of

other, the other, other, thc one, spirit.

or fbrmer, the other, or latter. lAltfvblaas, tis, pt. flying high,
Alterum tantum, as much more. I 9oaring.
Attero tanto, twice as big. ;At\vb\ua, x, \\xi\» odj. S&sm.

Ui play with, o#- upon, toAJtcrcafl*, tit, pt. contending. A\Viuj% adv. com{».V\\^iM»^«^«

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ALU

AMA

AMD

Altiutculus, adj. somewhat high-

Altroversum, adv. in another man

ner
Ahum, i, iu 2. the main sea, thc

deep, heaven.
Altus, us, m- 4. a nourishing
Altus, a, um, pt. & aaj- fed,

Alvus, i, / sometimes m. 2. the

belly, the paunch, the womb,
thc stomach, the bowels, excre
ments, a beehive.

er. (feeder-

Altor, 5ris, m. 2. a noorisher, a
Altrinsccus, adv. on either sidc
Altrix, Icis, /. 3. a fcmale nou-

risher, or maintainer, a fostcr- AM.

mother. ((jetative f %

Altrix, Icis, atfr. nourishmg, ve- Am, or amb [from *^P'] in com-

maintained, nursed, cherished Xmabd, interj. I prithee !

br^ught up, bred, high, lofty,

branching, exaltcd, nobte, brave,

deep, deeply rooted, anxious
Alvear, Alveare, aris, n. 3 and
Alvcarium, i, n- 2. abeehive,

place where beehives stand.
Alveatus, a, um, adj slated, chan-

nclled, hollowed-
Alveolatus, a, um, adj, idem.

scoop, a tray, a bathing-tub, a

board.

Alvcum, i, n. and Alveus, i, m. 2.
a channel, a pipc, a hollow large
vessel, a belly, the hold of
ship, a beehive, bces, a chess-
board.

Xlum, i, n- 2. comfrey

Xlumen, Tnis, n. 3. alum.

XlftmTnatus, a, um,

nated with alum-
XluminSsus, a, um,

aaj.

(alum.
full of

position, stands for circum.
Xniabilis, e, adl ior, comp. issimiis,

tuperl amiable, lovely
XmabTlTtas, atis,/. 3. amiableness,

lovc-
XmabTlTt£r, adv. amiably, lovingly

Xmandatio, Snis, / 3- a removal.
Xmandatus, a, um, pt sent away
Xmando, as, act. 1. to send away,

or far off, to remove, to with-

draw.

Xmandus, a, um, pt. to be lovcd.
Xmans, tis, pt. & adj. ior, comp

isstmus, ruperl loving, fond af-

fcctionatc, studious, dcsirous.

XmarHics, ei, / 5. a bittern*

grief,
Xmaritudo, Tnis, / 3. bittcrnc

sharpness, tartness.
Xmaror, 5ris, m. 3- bitterness-
Xmartilentus, a, um, adj. vcrj' 1

tcr, spiteful, malicious, prov<

ing.
Xmarus, a, um, adj. lor, ct

issimus, auperl. bitter, salti

spiteful, malicious, severe, tan

ing, testy, froward, grieva

sorrowful.
Xinasio, 5nls, m. 3. 9ee Amasiui-
Xmasio, i, m 2. a courter of *

men, a sweatheart, a lover,

suitor. (shi

Xmatio.Snis,/ 3. dalliance, cou
Xmator, dris, m. 3- a lover, ag

lant.
Xmatorciilus, i,m- 2. a pitiful ton
Xmat5ri£, aav. amorously, fou

ly, lovingly, likc a lovcr-
Xmat5rium, i, n. 2. a love potion

Alveoius/ i, m. % dim a wooden Xmans, tis, c g. 3. a lover, a swcet- Xmatdrius, a, um, aaj. amom

heart, a mistress.

pigeon-hole, a, socket, a chess- Xmant&r, ath. tius, comp. tissTme,

wperl lovin^ly, friendly.
Xmknuensis, is, m- 3- a secreta-IXmatus, a, um, pt. loved

n r , a clerk, a transcriber, a noH

tary.
Xmacracinum, i, n. 2- an oint

ment, or perfume of sweet mar

jorum.
Xmacracinum, a, um, adj. of, or

afy impreg- belonging to swect marjorum.

Xmaracum, i, n-
rum-

2 sweet marjo-

Xlumna, x, / 1. a nursechild, a-Xmaranthus, i, m. eve.rlasting

flower-
Xmar^, adv. hitterly, spitefully.

nurse.
Xlumnua^ i, m. 2. a foster-child,

a foster-father, a pupil, a scholar,

a nourishcr, a maiiitainer.
XlQta, x, /*. 1. tanned leather, a

leather snoe, a pursc
Atirtarius, i,m. 2. * tanneT.

Xmorcsco, ^re, inc- 3. to grow bit-

ter.
Xmarior, ius, adj. comp. morc bit-

ter, or sour; issimus, tupei-i

most bitter-

{>rocuring love, lovely, abo
ove.
Xmatrix, icis,/ 3 ashc lover.

Ambigc, / abl. aing. arobigi
pl and ambagibus, and in i
othcr cascs ; a turning, or wifl
ing, a shift, a prevarication
words, a tedious story, a d*
mystcrious sa>ing, a cliarro,
spell-

Amhagi5sus, a, um, adj. intrical

. i mhedo, ere, a 3. to eat, or gna
about, to eat up, to consume,
spend.

Ambcsus, a, um, pt- eaten aboUl

Ambieus, tis, pt- courting. soln
ting, going about, or round.

Ambigens, tis, pt- doubting, e
compasaing, going about.

Anibl^itur, imper». lt is doubted

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AMI

29

rircum, a/v/JAmbrosia, ae, / 1 thcfood of Uic
praeterpcr, gods-

o doubt, to
to encom-

e doubtcd.
^tedly, ob-

■ ambigiutv,

taintv, ob-

(taintv.

•ubt, uncer-lAmbtilans, tis, pt- walking*, going
r//. ambigii- Ambulfttio, onis,/ o- a walking.
eri several Ambiilatiuncula, ae, / a place to
trhangcablc, walk in-

strin^, or thong, to flin£, tp

throw.
.\nicntum, i, n. 2. a thong 1 , a itrap

to hold a sling, spear, or javelin.
Xmcs, Ytis, m. 3- a stakc, a stajr

for ncts, a crutch.
Xmethystmfitus, a, um, ac{p. clad

in purple.
Xmethystinus, a, um y adj. of amo-

thyst, of a purple color, purple.
Ambulandu9,a um,jw. to be walkcdjXmethystus, i, m. 2. an ainethyst, a

Ambrosiacus, a, um, «<#. dcli-

cious.
Ambrosius, a um, adj. ambrosian,

divino, dclicate
Ambiibaix, firum, pl f. 1 . com-

mon whorcs, Syriau minstrels.
Ainbfiiacrum, i, ?i. 2. a walk,

jrallcry.

prccious stone, a grape.
Xmica, sc, /. 1- asweetheart, a

lover, a concubine.
AmTcabtlis, e, adj. amicable.
Ambulator, oris, wi. 3. a walkerlXmicc, adv. in tuperl. ciss¥me>

im, and co,]j abroad, a vagabond, a pediar.
, act. 4. toAmbnJatdrius, a, um, udj. mov-

ompliment,
fbr, to go

*■ to be cn
>ught after,

bition, a de-
ntation, af-

omp. issime,
nrately, af
lestly, sub-

idj. ambiti-
id, earnest,
■ge, favora-
ncd, admi-

ourted, en
cncompass
aincd, pro-

compass, a
ostcntation,

ing up and doWn, going' on

wheels.
Ambnlatrix, lcis, / a gossip, a

night-walker.
Ambiilo, as, act. 1. to walk, to

amble, to pass along, to con-

verse-
Ambiilor, ari, pass to be walkcd-
Amourbium, i, n- 2. a solemn pro

cession round tbe city.
^mburo, rere, ussi, ustum, act.

3- to burn all about, to scorch, to

parch, to scald, to blast.
Ambnror, i, pass. to bc burnt
Ambustio, onis, / 3 a burning", or

scalding», a bum, or scald.
Ambustus, a, um, pt. burnt, blast

cd-

Xmellus, i, m. 2 an hcrb, starwort.
Amens, tis, adj. tlpr, comp. tissi-

mus. superl. foolish, simplc, ri-

diculous, distracted, mad.

friendly.
Ainicio [am for circum, and jacio,]

clre, cui, civi, and ixi, ictuittj

act. 4. to clothe, dress, cover,

wrap up-
Xmtcior, Tri, ictus, patt. to be

clothcd, or clad, to bc covered,

or hung- with, to be wrapped, or

folded up-
Amlcltb, x, / 1- friendship, alli-

ancc, aympathy, fuvor, esteem,

scrvicc,
XmTco, as, aci. 1 to make propi-

tious. kind, benevolent.
Xniictftrium, i, n. 2. a linen veil, a

neckcloth.
Xmictus, a, um, pt. clothed, co-

vered.
Amictus, fis m. 4. a garment,

clothing, drcss.
Xmicula, «,/. 1. dim. acourtctaji,

a mistress, a little miss.
XmTcuJum, i, n. 2 a short cloak, a

coat, a mantle, a robe of state.

Xmcntans, tis, jM.liurling-, driving-. Amiculum lintcum, a surplice,
Xmentatus, a um, pu fkstencd, or rochct, Jptd.

ncstncsa, a with straps, looped- XmTculus, i, m. a dear fricnd, a

Amenter, adv. madly. crony.

)th. Amentia, ac,/. l.madness, folly. Xmlcus, a, \\m, adj. tVst % cnrn^.

Ipit, a cup XjBcnto, u, act. h totiewlih % ci«%lnvus» «u^eH. trvwv^w»^^

i

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ANG

ANFI

Xnrttomc, es, /. 3. and Xnatbmia, 'Andron, bnis, m. 3. a room for men
■x,/ 1- anatomy, disscction. only, a gutter.

Xn.-tomlce, es, / tlie art of ana- inncllus, i, m. 2. a little ring.

tomy. \iiemdne, es, / a flower.

AiritbmTcus, i, n. 2- an anatomist. vncthum, i, n. 2. anise, dill.
Anceps, clpftis, atlj. doubtful

uncertain, obscuro, double, dou-

blcfaccd, two-edgcd, dangcrous,

amphibious
Anchbra, s, / 1. an anohor, a

port

AnolibrSlia, um, />/. n. a cahle.
Anchoriilis, e, adj. pcrtaiuing tojAiiffclicus, a, um, adj. angelical.

\nfractus, a um, adj. rugged,
brok.cn.

Anfractus, us. m. £. and Anfrac
tum, i, n. 2 a turning, or wind-
ing of a way, a circuit, a com-

ship. a last refugc. a main sup- pass- (compel.

Angario, as, a. 1. to force, to
Angchca, x./ an herb so called.

an auchor.
Anchbrariua, a um, adj. of an an-

chor, or cable.
Ancile, is, n. 3. a kind of sbield.
Ancilis, e, adj. ma:le likc bucklers.
Ancilium, i, n. 2. #*7? Ancilc

Ancilla, x, / 1. a maid servant, a Ango, ere, nxi, nctum, a 3, to

hand-maid, a captive.
Ancillans, tis, pt. waiting upon.

Angclus, i, m. 2 an angcl, a mcs-
senger.

Angina, x,/ 1 thequinsy.

Angiporttnn, i. n. 2. and fis, m. 4.
a narrow \* ay, or street, a lane,
an allcy, a passage, a wharf.

strung_c, to choak, to chrottlc, to
vcx, to trouble, to disturl).

Angttlatus, a, um, adj. 1

corners. (cc

Angttlosus, a, um, adj. f
\ngulus, i, m. % an anglc, :

ner. (stral

Angustandus, a, um, /»f.
\ngustans,tis. pt. straitenh
Angustatus, a, um, pi. macl

row.
Angiiste*, adv. ius, comp. i

*uperl. narrowly, closely,s1

bricfly, shortly, sparingly
Angustia, x,/ straitness, n

ncss, shortness, perplexit)

ble, povcrty.
AngustTclavius, i, m. 2- one

equestrian oixler.
Angustior, us, ndj. compoi

narrow, or difficult,
AngustissYme, adv. tup*

straitly, vcry difficulty.
Angustiss_mus, a, um, adj

narrow, very pcrplexcd.
Angustius, adv. more narro

a lcss distance, in less ro

compass, morc briefly, o

Ancillariohis, i, m. 2. a nican spi- Angor. i, past. to bc vexed
.._ i *'"* j-i 1— « Angor, bris. m. 3. anguish, pain,

sorrow, vexntion, aqtiinsy. I

Anci\laris, e, adj. belonging to ajAngiuconius, a, um, aaj. having cisely.

maid-scrvant, mcan, pitiful, low.| snaky locks- JAngusto, as, a. 1- to sirait

Ancillor, ari, dep. 1. to wait, to|Angiuctihis, i, m. alittle snakc | rcstraiu, to contract.
humpvr» to whecdle. UxoribunAn^uifer, cri, m. 2. a constella- Angustus, a, um, adj. n
ancillari, to live under pctticoat- tion, infonn likeascrpcnt; adj-\ strait, close» scanty, sl
gbvcrment. I snaky. • short, brief, small, poor,

Ancilliila, x, / 1. a waiting-maid- Anguig^na, x, c. e. g^endered by necdy, pinching

Xnhclans, tis, pt. pantinp, [
and blowing, brcutlung fo:

Ancisus, us, m. 4. a parin^- round. a ftnakc.

Ancon, onis, m. 3. the part of aAngnilla, x,/ 1. aneel, agrif.
nile whcrc thc pcq)cndicular,Angulmanus, i, m. 2. an clcpnant. Xnhclatio, onis,/ 3. a short
and ba-iis mcct, hkc un elbow,Anguineus. a. um, adj. ofasnakc. brcath, the phthisic (
as in thc lcttcr L, a corner," aAngulnum, i, n. a bed, or knot of Anhclator, oris, «i. 3. on<
crossbeam, a foreland, cape, or snakcs. Anhclatus, a, um,/>/. blown

proinontory, a hook.
Andabata, x, m. a iighter hood

winked.
Andrbdamas, antis, m. 3. a pre

cioua stone, a blood-stone..
Andrhgynos, vcL Andrbgynus, i, Angularis, e, adj. angular.
»*. 2. s licnnuphrodite. jAmjuiatiua, adv. by corners.

Angtiinus, a, um, adj. of a snake. brcathed fortli» ov out.
Angni pedes, /»/. c. g. snakefooted. Xnhflitus, us, m. 4. the br
Anguis, is, d. g. 3. a snake, ser- vapor, a scent
pcnt, adder. Xnliclo, [an/or am, or circu

AnguTtSnens, tis, tee Anguifer.

halo], as, ?i. 1. to pant, to b
short, \or out, to stetm,
bor-

ANl

a» uro, adj. shortwiuded,

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Xniinatus, a, um, adj. affcctedJAnnTsurus, a, iim, pt. that will

l, i, n. anise-seed. (man.
e, a / 1. a mean old wo-
a^/. 1- idem.
mdj. of, «r like old wives,
', foolish, simple, aged.
fctis,/ 3. old age, dotage.

«4r. dotingly, simpiy,
old woman.

!,/*. 1. the soul, life, the
air, wind.

u, e, adj. giving life.
srsio, 6nia, / 3. animad

reproof, correction, ob-
n, attention, regard.
srsor, 6ris, m. 3. an ani-
er, a reprover, an ob-

boldeu.

Antmor, ari, pass. to be animated.
XnYmdsc, adv. ius, comp. issime,

auperL courageously, boldly,

bravely, resolutely, eagerly,

fondly.

Xnfmdsrtas, atis,/ 3. courage.
Anlm6sus> a, um, oaj. courage

ous, bold, bravc, daring, hardy,

rsurns, a, um, pt. about
idvert, 0r observe.
Mtus, a, um, pt. consider-
n notice of, punisbed.
Mtendus, a, um, pt. to be
1, to bc punishcd.
trtens, tw, pt. observing.
frto, [animus, adverto,]
rsum, act, 3. to observe,
ive, to regard, to con-
punish, to chastisc.
rrtor, i, pats. to bc ob

to, minded, inclined, disposed.
XnYmo, as, act. 1. to animatc, to

give life, to encourage, to em- AnnTtens, tis, pt. earnestly cndea-

Uis, ti. 3 an animal, a

reature, a man, beast,
Ssh.

e, adj. ammal, Hving, re
life, scnsible, sensual.
tis, pt. animating, put-
into, cnceuraging.
tis, m.f. or n. 3. any liv
; 9 a living crcature.
6nis,/3. animation.

a, um, pi. animated,
icouraged.

strong, stately, profuse.
Xrif mula, «c, / 1. the life, a poor

little soul, a little swectheart.
Xnimtilus, i, m. a Ettle soul, a

sweetheart.
Animus, i, m. 2. the mind, thc

soul, the hcart, conscience, in

stinct, passion, anger, courage,

spirit, resolution, disposition,

humor, expcctation.
Anisum, i, n. 2. anise-seedanherb.
Annalis, e, adj. of a ycar.
Annalis, is, m. 3. a year-book.

endeavor, about to endeavor.
\nmsus, a, um, pt. endcavored.

voring, or contending.
.4/inltor, i, ixus, and Isus, dcp. 3.

to lean unto, earnestly to en«

deavor.
AnnTvcrsarius, a, um, aaj. anni-

versary, yearly, annual, done at

a certaih time every ycar.
Annixurus, a, um, pt. about to

endcavor.

spirited, mettlcsome, enragcd, Annixus, a um, pt. leaninjr to, en-

Ann&les, pl. annals, histories cf Annotatus, us, m. 4. a remark*

things donc from ycarto year.
^nnavigo, as, act. 1. to sail to, or

by. (not . ;

Anne ? conj. interroq'. whcther ot
Annectens, tis, pu joining to.
^nnecto, ere, cxi, exum, a. 3. to

anncx, to join, knit, or bring to-

gether. (joincd.

Annector, i, exus, pasa. to be
Annellus, i, m. 2. dim. a little ring.

deavoring earnestly, stnving.
Annona, ac, / 1. a year*s increase

from land, corn, a provision of

corn, all sorts of victuals, an al-

lowance of \ictuals.
Anndsus, a, um, adj. aged, old.
Ann6tatio, 6nis/3. an annotation.
Ann6tatiuncula, ac,/ ashort note.
Anndtator, dris, m. 3. one who

writes annotations, or notes, an

obscrver,
Annbtatus, a, um, pt. noted, ob-

served.

Anncxus, a, uro, pt, anncxt, join- Annulatus, a, um, adj. wcaring

cd to.
Annexus, us, m. 4. a joining to,

union.
6ris, ~m. 3. an encour-|Anniculus, a, um, adj. of one

year*s age, or growth.
Annifcr, a, uni, adj. bcaring all

the ycar.

AnnotTnus, »ee Anniculus.
Ann6to, as, act. 1. to notc, to set

down, to obscrve, to appoint.
Ann5tor, ari, pasa. to be noted.
Annua, 5rum, pl. n. a yearly sa-

lary. (ing.

Annucns, tis, pt. nodding, assent-
Annularis, e, adj. having a ring.
Annularius, a, um, aaj. likc a ring.
Annularius, i, m. 2. a ring-makcr.

nngs.
Annulus, i, m. 2 a ring, any thing

like a ring, a scal, a curlcd lock

of liair, tbe mails in a coat of

fcnce, fetters.
Annumerandus, a. um, pt. to he

uumh<trud.

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Annumeritus, a, xim.pt. reckoned
vffnuumero, as, a. 1. to numbcr

to reckon amongst others, to Anseteiirlus, i, m. 2. dim. a goa-

pay.
Annumercr, ari, />a«#. to be num-

bcred amongnt others.
Annunciatio, 5nis /. 3* the an-

nunciation, the -delivery of a

message. (known.

Annunciatus, a, um, pt. made
•i/muncio, as, act. 1. to deliver a

roessagc, to tell, to dcclare.
Annuncior, ari patt. to be de«

clared.
*£nnuo, ere, a. and n. 3. to nod, to

intimate by a nod, to hint, to

aftirm, to promUe, to assent, to

grant, to favor,
Annus, i, m. 2. a year, a part of a

year, time, a crop, or produce,

a circle.
Annuus, a, um, adj. ycarly, done

every year, for a year.
XnSdjfna, drum, ph en. 2. ano-

dynes, medicines to ease pain.
Xnomalia, at,/ 1. irregularity.

Anser, eris, m. 3. a goose, or gan«
der. (hng.

Anserinus, a. um, aaj. of a goose.
Antagdnista, ae, m. 1. an antago-

nist.
Ante, pr. [governing an accusa-

tive case] before.
Ante, adv. before, afore, since.— .iatrfSro, fers, tuli, latim, ael

Tt is set commonly after an ab. carrv, or direct before, to pi

lative case of the substantive ofj

time, or put hetween the adjcc-

tive and that substantive; as,

Paucis mensibusante, a few essus, dep. 3. to go befot

months since : Aliquot ante an

nis, tome years before.
Antea, adv. beforc, afbretime,

formerly, hertofore.
Anteactus, a, um, pt. done before

driven before, former, past.
.fofeagor, i, patt. to be done be-

fore, to be driven before.
Anteambulo, onis. m 3. a foot-

man of state, a client.

Antfcursor, oris, m, 3. a scoi
Ante-eo, iri, Ivj, itura, act.

go bcfore, to exceed, to sur
Ante-eor, Iri, Tsua, patt. U

excelled.
AnteTerendus, a, um, pt. 1

preferred, to be estecmed

fore.

Anteferor, ri» pats. to be pi
red.
Antegrfdior, [ante*, grmdici

usher in.
Antfcgressus, a, um, pt. |

before.
-Jnf^habco, «re, bui, brtum,«

to prefer, to value, or ei

more.

Antehac, adv. formeriy, tifl
Antelatfirus, a, um, pt. aboi

prefer, that would prefer.
Antelatus, a, um, pt. prefe

Antecanis, is, m. 3. thelesserdogl more valued.
star. Antelftgium, i, n. a prcaml

Xndmalus, a, um, adj. anomalous, pn/rcapio, pfre, cepi, a. 3. to preface.

irregular.
Xndnymua, a, um,

mous, without name.
Anormis, e, adj. without rule.
Ancjuirendus, a, um, pt. to bc in-

quired into.
AnquTrcns, tis, pt. inquiring into.
AnquTro [an for ani, or circum,

and qusero.] rfcre, sivi, situm,

act. 3. to inquire, to makc dili

gent search, to acquire, to try

dclinqucnts,

Anquisltio, Snis,/. 3. an inquiry.
Anquisitus, a, um, pt. tried.
Ansa, ae, / 1. a handle, a bucket,

a latchet, occasion, opportuiuty,

advantage.
Ansatus, a, um, aaj. having a
I/xndJc, w cm m , Lke a handle.

take beforeliand, to anticipate^Antelucanus, a, um, 04j{j. b
adj. anony-| to forcstal. ) day-light.

Antecddcns, tis, n, 3- an antece- Antemerldianus, a, um, at

dent. ; the morning, before mid-d

\ntdc5dens. tis, pt. going before, Antemissus, a, um, pt. sen

former, surpassing, excelling. I fore.
Anteccdenter, adv. antecedently. Antenna, ac,/ 1. a sailyard.
.intrcti\o % dere, ccssi, ccssum, Anteoccupatio, onis, / 3. a

act. 3. to go bcfore, to excel, to| pation- (

excecd. j^;i/eocciipo, as, act. 1. to a

\ntece11ens, tis, pt. excelling. Antepenultimus» a, uni, aAj
Antcccllo, ere, lui. act. 3. to excel. last nut two.
Antecellor, i, putt. to be exoelled. Autepilani, orum, pf. m. 2,
Anteceptus, a, um, pt. prepos- middle rank of tlie Homan i

sessed- (fore. Antcponendus, a, um, pt. X

Antccessio, dnis,/ 3. a goinfc be- set, or placcd be ore, to bc
\ntecessor, dris, m. one who go- ferred. |

cth before. [Antcponena, tis, pt. settin^

Anlccctous, us, m. an earnest. . int epono, ncre, ovui, cv

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tbefore, or above, toAntScum, i, n. 2. a porch» a fore-fAntisto [ante* sto,] as, cr/. 1. to

>(red. door, (ward. excel, to surpass, to outdo.

i^paa», tobe prefer-Anticus, a, uni, adj. south, for- Antithalamus, i, m. an autichara-
i, a, um,/tf. set before. Antfd&tum, i, ru and Antid&tus, i, bcr.
, tis, aaj. more pow- /. 2. an antidote, a counterpoi- Antithfcsis, is,/ an opposition.

| son. Antitheton, i, n. 2. a contrariety.

adv. before that. lAntfpathia, «,/, 1. antipathy. Antitypum, i, n- 2. an antitype.
1,04/. comp. former, in Antfphdna, ae/. l.anantiphon.thc Antlia, se,/ 1. a purop.

act of singing by reiponse. Antlo, as, nAf. 1. to draw water-

pt. m. 3. the foreranks. AntfpSdes, um, bl. m, 3. people Antrum, i, n. 2. a cave, den, grot-
t, sr brigade of horse, that have their feetagainst ours, to- (ring-

on tbe other side of the eartli. Anularis, c, aaj. pertaining to a
oa, i, m. 2. he who. Antlquandua, a, um, pt. to be re- Anulus, i, m. 2. a ring.
rst to defend a stand-j pealed. . Anus, i, m- 2. a circle, the fiuida-

lard-bearer,an ensignjAntiquaria, x,/. 1. a female anti- mcut, a ycar.
ier. (excel. quarian, a female wit, or critic. Xnus,us, / 4.an old woman, a

n. to stand before, toAntiquarius, i, m. 2. an antiquary- eunuch; adj. old.
i,dcp. l.tobe witness. Antlquarius, a, um, adj. studi-Anxie, adv. anxiously, diligently,
Ire, i, ntum, n. 4. to ous, or fond of antiquity, aftect- careftilly, soiTowfully

>re, to come, to pre- ed.

iccl. Antlquatio, finis,/ 3. a repealing.

dus, a, um, pt. to be Antfquatus, a, um, pt. repealed,

to be surpassed, to old, (umejAnxittudo, inis,/ 3. disquict.

.Antique, adv. of old, in ancicnt Anxifer, a, um, adj. bringing

Anxietas, atis, / 3. anxiety, sor-
rt>\v, uneasincss, conccrn, frrt-
fulncss.

tcre, ti, rsum, act. 3. Antlquior, us, adj. comp. older,

• to prevent, to prefer. dearer, more estecmed.

, tis, pt. flying before. Antlquissimus a, um, aa]j. tuperl.

s, acU 1. to fly befbre. oldest.

db v / 3. camomile. >AntIqutta9, atis, / 3. antiquity,

1, um, adj. made of mcn of ancient times, regard,

love. (merly.

a, drrxm,pl.n. 2. books Antiquitus, adv. of old time, for-
ibe, «rtreat of flowersJAntlquo, as, a. l.to repeal, to
s, a, um, atij. black. forget.

is,m. 3. a coal. (nibal. Antlquor, ari,/K2t«. to be abolish-
ha^us, i, m. 2. a Can- ed, to be worn out of mind, or
is, 1, m. 2. a foot of two use.
>Iea, and a third short Antiquus, a, um, aqj. ancient,Ap, in composition stands for ad.
is, f6rtuna. old, of long standing, oldfash-iApage, Apa^etJ, adv. away! get

s, i, m. 2. antichrist, an ioned, out of date, worthy, hon- you gone» fae! fie!

(tioh. est, dear. Apagtsis, aaj. fic 1 away!

, onis, /. 3. anticipa- Antistans, tis. pt. excelling. Up*u*stri, adj. pt. rudc, ill-bred.

\, a, um, pt. anticipa- Antistes, ttis, c. r. 3. a chief Xpeh6tes, c, m. the south-east

priest, or priestess^ a prelate, al wind. (a Jew.

intc% capio,] as, act. 1. master- JApella, ae, c. g. one circumciied»

te, to toretUl. (Antistitia,*,/ l-prie»te«, Upec,pri,m.2,%.>iruji\iw^v\itjtt

care.

Anxius, a, um, adj. anxious, ua-
easy, conccrncd, disturbed, cu-
rious,

AO.

Acristus, i, m. 2. a Greek tense,
used to aignity past indehjuie
time.

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Xpenendus, a, um. pt. to be
opencd.

Xpenens, t\s,pt. opening.

Xperio, Tre, rui, rtum, act. 4. to
open, to sct, or lay open, to split,
to disclose, to discovcr, to uncov-
er, to show, to bring out, to ez-
plain. (ed.

Xpfcrior, Tri, rtus, paw. %o be open-

Xperte, adv. ius, issim£, openly,
plainly, clearly, manifestly,
cheerfully.

Xpertio, dnis,/. 3. an opening.

Xperto, as, act, 1. to make naked.

Xpertum, i, n. 2. a public placc

Xpcrtura. x,/ a littlc opcning, or
hole-

Xpertus, a, um, adj. tior, tissi
mus, opcn, puhlic, cxposed
wide, extended,clear, plain, hon-
cst.

Xpes, see Apis.

Xpcx, icis, m. 3. a top, a sliarp
point, atuft, a plumc, a crcst, u
comb, a cap, an acccnt, a letter,
a mandatc, authority, diguity, a
quirk. (ding-

Xpexabo, onis, / 3. a black-pud-

Aphractum,, i, n- and Aphractus,
i, m. 2. an open sliip, a brigan-
tinc.

AphronYtrum, i, n- 2. saltpetre.

Xphya, x,/ 1. a small cheap fish.

Xpianus, a, um, adj. belonging to,
or fit for becs-

Xpiarium, i, n- a bce-stand. »

Xpiarius, i, m. 2. a keeper of bccs

Xpiastrum, i, n- 2. bahii, mint-

Xpiutus, a, um, adj. likc a bce.

Xpica, (ovis,)/ a small sheep.

Xpicatufl, a, um, pt. tuftcd.

ipicula, x,/. 1, a little bee.

Xpiux,arum, pl.f.l. triflcs, toys.

Xpis, is,/. .\. abee.

Xpicor. ci, aptus, dep. 3. to get-

Jpipm, *,*-u. pmty, smallagc.

AplQda, »,/. 1. bran, refuse
Xplustrc, is, n. Xplustruro, i, n.

thc flag, or colors of a ship.
Apdcalypsis, ig, /. 3. thc apoca-

lypse, or revclation.
Xp5c6pe, es,/ 3. a figure, which

takes away the last letter of a

word; as tun* /ar tune. (phal.
Xpocryphus, a, um, adj. apocry-
Xpodicticus, a, um, adj. demon-

strative.
Apddytenum, i, n. 2. a room near

a bath for undressing, &c.
Apdgxum. i, 7i. 2. the point w

a planet is farthest from the

carth, the middle point of hca-

vcn. (tcrn

Apographon, i, n. a copy, a pat-
Apftlactizo, as, act. 1. to kick

person, to slight, to despise, to

scorn. (nators

Xpolecti, druro, m. principal sc-
\pol6g£tlcus, a, um, adj. apolo

gctic, defending, excusing.
Apftlftgia, x, / 1. an apology.
.\p516gus, i, m. 2. a fable.
Apophthcgma, atis, n. 3. an apo-

phthegm, or short pithy saying.
Apdplexis, eos,/ 3. an apoplexy.
AposidpEsis, tee Reticentia.
Apostema, &tis, n. 3. an impos-

thumc. (tlesnip.

Apost61atu% us, m. 4. an apos-
Apostblus, i, m. 2 . an apostle, one

sent to preach the gospel a

messengcr.
Xpostrophe, cs, / 3. a speakin

to, instcad of spcaking of onc

absent.
Xpostrbphus, i, m. 2. aee Apocopc
Apdthcca, x, / 1. astorcnousc, a

ccllar, an apothecary's shop.
XptftheSsis, eos, / 3. a canoniza-

tion. (pared.

Apparandus, a, um, pt. to bc pre
Apparans ,tis, pt. preparing.

hcre Appai

Apparate 4 , ius, isslme, adv.

preparation, suinptuously, n

bravely.
Apparfitio, dnis, / 3 grcat

{>aration, provision, bravcry,
antrv*. (rt

Apparatur, impert. it is ge
Appar&tus, a, um, pt. tior,

mus, prcpared, furnished, f

did.
Apparatus, us, m. 4. a pre

tion, cquipage, an entci

mcnt. (pea

rcns, tis, pt. apparcnt,

^Zpp&reo, erc, rui, ntum, ». :

appcar, to bc visible, to be t

coming, to attend.
Apparct, impers. it appcan*
a Apparitio, dnis, / 3. the ati

ance, office, or place of ap

tors, &c.
Apparitor, dris, m. 3. an ap

tor, s\immoncr, marsiial,

dlc, clcrk.
Apparitura, x, / 1. the itt

ance of an apparitor.
Apparfturus, a, um, pt. ab«

appear.
^/>paro, as, act. 1. to prepafl

provide, to get, or make re

to furniab, to design. to attd
Apparor, ari, pat*. to be ]

parcd.
Appellandus, a,um,^/.toba

lcd, to be invoked, to be app

edto.
gjAppcllans, tis, pt. calling.
Appcllatio, dnis,/ 3. ant*

title, an appcal, pronunciatifl
Appellativus. a, um, adj. apfj

tive,common. 9

Appcllator, 6ris, m. 3. an afj
Appcllatus, a, um, pt. Cftl

named, entitlcd, caUed d|

citcd.
^pello, as, act. 1. to caH

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to call to, t upon, to call to, to attack, ©r aaiault, to ap-

Lness, to speak to, to ad-
to mcntion, to proclaim,
fiounce, to accuse, to ap-
:o dun, to demand.
or, ari. pa%*. to bc callcd.
i, 6re, piili, pulsum. act. 3.

rc, to force, to bring, to»typingo,ere, xi. a. 3. to paint,to ably,to the purpose.conveniently
* ■ " • - . r. . . . Appbsitio, 6nis. /. 3 apposition,

to Und, to come, to apply,
ote. (brought to land.
w, i, pulsus. pat*. to be
licula, x.f. 1. a little ap
ge, a pcrquiaite.
Jji, icis,/ 3. an appendix,
>pcndage, an additiou,
uxiliary troops, a tiiorn.

.typlaudo, ere, ausi, ausum. neut

3. to approve, to clap hands.
Applausor, 5ris. m. 3. an applaud-

cr, an approvcr, a clapper.
Applausus, a. um. part. clapped

upon, stroked gently, cherishcd.
Applausus, us.m.applausc, aclap-

ping of hands.

lo, erc, i, stim. a. 3 # to hang Apphcans, tis. part. applying, ap-

ip, to join, to weigh out,

lor, i, nsus, pan to be

d up, to be wcighed out.

ms, a, um. part. hanged up,

ed out.

ndus, a, um. part. to bc

d, to be sought after.

ns, tis. pt. approaching,

fupon, adjoiningto.

nt, tis. adj. tior, comp. issl

*p. desirous, fond, cove

Applicitfirus, a, um.part. about to Apprehcndcns, tis pt. apprehend-

otir, atbv. gTecdily.
ntia, x. /. 1. a desirc, a
jr for, a hankering aftcr.
>ilis, e. adj. to be coveted.
io, dnis./. 3. a strong dc-
i carnest cndcavour aftcr,
ling" at, an attack, an ap-

iis, a, um. part. catched

nptcd, set upon,attacked.

us, us, m. 4. an appetite,a

in. pl. passions, or aftec-

Urc, tii, vel tivi, titum.
to dcsire eancstly, to co-*J/*porto, as act
aim, «r catch at, to aspire * '

4

to cause, to produce.

proach, »r draw near. Apportor, ari. pa*t . to bc carried»

Appetor, ti, titus. pa§*. to be de- or brought, to be occasioned.

sired, assauhcd, approached,&c.»typosco, cere. act. 3. to ask, sr
Appingo, [ad, pango] ; gtfre, pJ- rcquire more, or besides, to de-

gi, pactum. act. 3. to join, fasten, mand.

or bind to, to add. (write. Appoarte, adv. fitly,properly,suit.

proaching, drawing near. (tion

AppUcatio, bnis. /. 3. an applica-

Applicatus, a, um. part- applicd,

laid to, arrivcd, benl, inchncd.

an addingto, an applyinjr.

Appdsltum, i. n 2. an epithet

Appcsltus, a, um. pt. & auj. put
to, put, laid, or set near, sct up-
on, scrved up, situate by, adjoirc-
ing apposite, fit, mect, suitable,
proper.

Appositus, us. m 4 a putting to.

Appotus, a, ura pt. drunk, tippled.

Apprecatus, a, um, pt. praying to.

.4/>pr*cor, ari dcp 1 to pray un-
to, to wish onc any good.

apply, about to arrive at.

Applicitus, a, uni. part. adjoincd.

.ippiico, as, cui, & cavi, citum, &
catum. act. l.to apply, to set, put
•r lay ncar, to bring*, or direct.

•ipploTOy as.n.l.to1amcntwithone.
topluo, ere, ui, & uvi, utum. act.
3. to rain near, to rain upon.

►?6p6no, ncrc, 6sui, bsitum. act.
i. to put, or set to, to join, to add,
to lay upon, or nigh, to tnix, ot
put in, to reckon, to sene up,
to suborn. (mixcd, &c.

Apponor, i patt. to be joined,

Apporrcctus, a, um pt. strctchcd
out, lying near.

.ypporrigo, rexi, cctum- a. 3. to
strctch out, to reach near.

ing, laying hoid ot, seizing.

■/fpprchendo, & Apprcndo, d£rc>
di, nsuni. act. 3 to appr/ehend,
to sei/e, to takc, or lay hold of,
to snatch, to get, to learn, toun-
derstand, to hold, to contain.

Apprehcndor, i patt. to be ap-
prehcnded, to be taken. (oiu

Apprchensio, 5nis./ 3. aseiziiuj-

Apprchensus,a,um.^. laidholdof.

Appressus, a, um. pt. presscd, put
hard togctlier, crushed.

Apprimc, vel Adprime. adv. very
much,vcry well, greatly,chiefly,
eminently, extremely.

Apprimo [ad, prcmo], mere res-
ai, ressum. act. 3. to press any
thing closc to, to squccze hard.

Appnmor, i. pat*. to be prcssed
close.

1. to carry, to
bring. tobringnews, «rttdin^t,

Apportundus, a. um.pt. to be car-
ricd, or brought to. (iug.

Apportans, tis. pt. bringinjr, caus- Apprimus, vel Adprimus, a,ura
Apportatio, onis./ 3. a bnnging. adj. chicf, princioa), surpasbing.

Apprdbandut, a,u m. pt. to be a^-

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AQU

AQU

Apprfcbana. tis. />/. approving. iApsisvcl Absis,idi9./ 3.Uierin; vincia, a watcr-bailifPs plao
Approbatio,6nis/ 3. approbution, of a curt-whccl, acircle about the Cic.

allowancc, a hkiug, av>urauce. stars, thc bend of an arch. Xquarius, i, m.2. one ofthc tweh

Apprbb&tor, oris m. 3. an approv- Aptandus, a, um pt. to be fittcd. signs ot the zodiac, a watcr-bai

er. (toapprovc, or hke Aptans, tis. pt. fitting, suiting. iff, a water-bearcr.

Apprbbaturus, a, um. pt. about Aptatus, a, uni. pt. fitted, suited, Xquaticus- a, uiu. adj. aquatic, c
Approbatus, a, um, pt. approved, Aptc, adv. ius, comp, issime, tup. or bclonging to water, fiving, c

allowed, liked. fitly, propcrly, suitably, pcrti- growing in, orabout watcr^ain

•Apprbbo, as, act. 1. toapprove,to nently, agreeably, conveniently.Xqu&tile, is. n. 3, an aquatic, ai

fike, to allow, to make good, to AptItudo,_nis/ 3.aptitudc,fitncss. creature tliat liveth in water.

justify, to prove. Apto, as. act. 1. tofit, to make fit,XquatiIis, e. adj. living in, orne

Apprbbor,ari /*if f .tobc approved, to adapt, to join, to prepare, to watcr, watery, moist.

to be provcd. provide. Xquatio, onis./ 3. a watcring,

Apprbbus, u, um. adj. very honcst Aptor, ari. paw. to be filtcd.
•i/jprbmitto, tere, isi is-Uin- act. o. Aptoton, i. n. 2. un aptotc,

to cngage tbr anotlier,to proimsc
Apprbpcratus, a, um.pt. hastencd
-typrbpero, as. neut. 1. to makc n _ _. - --- , - - n »-, -, — .,

hjuste; act. to hasten, to sct for- doptcd, equipped ,ioined, ter, watery, niixt with watcr.

(near. wrought, fonucd, inclincd. (vy.Aqucus, a, um.adj. watcry.

ward.

Apprtipinquans, tis. pt drawing *pua, x./la sinall fish, an ancho-Xquifolium, \,n. 2. aholly, a holi
Apprbninquatio, onis. /, 3. an ap- ' ' ' ' " " ' *■

proacli, a drawing- near to.
_4/>prbpinqwo, as. neut. 1- to ap

Apricans, tis. pt. basking in tlie

Apricatio, 6nis./. 3. a basking in

the sun. a being abroad in thc

Apricor, ari, </<_-. 1. to bask in thc

IVl.lM.-W- »-■_.—•■ « - — - — -. — fj,

carryiug, or fctchingofwatcr,w
weathcr, a watcring-place,

.vpud, piitp.cum. acc. close by,Aquila, x.f. l.an cag-le, a consti
nigh, near, with, at, among', in, lution, a Koman cusign, or b«

-_-,,-__, ...-.- _ betbre, to. . ner, made of gold, or silvcr,

proach, to draw or bc near, to Apus, odis. / 3. a martinet. I which each legion lvad one, tl

be athand. (ed Apyrinus,a, um, & Apyi*cnus. adj. uppermost stor) in buildings.

Appulsus, a, um. pt. arrivect, land- having uo kemel, or stone, hav- Xquilegium, i. n. 2. a catching
Appulsut, us. m. 4. an amval, a ing small kernels, orsceds. | rain, a conveyancc of watcr.
coming to, an advaneing. (sun.Xpyrum,i.n.2.brimsU>ne notburnt.Xqiiilcntus, a, uin. adj. dronsia

AQ.

Xquiiex, cgis. wi.3. a water-baill

Xquihfcr, cris. m 3. tlie standar

bcarer among the Romans, wl

open air. Xqua, x.f. 1. water, rain, a wavejJ had on his ensi^n the figure <

Aprlcitas, atis./. 3. thc wannth of a watcnsh humor, a bath. [ an eaglc, an ensign, or cornct.

ihc sun, open fair wcathcr, a Aquacductus, us. m. 4. an aque-Xqullinus, a, um, aaj. of, or 111
iclear air. (sun. duct, a conduit, a watcrcourse. an eagle,rapacious,quicksig*bte

Aqu&liculus, i, m. 2. <#/». a hog*s

Apricus, a, um. adj. ior, comp. i_- trough,the lower partofthebel
snnus, sup. sunny, wuhned with ly, the draught, the stomach.
the sun, that loves to bc in the Aquahs, is. m. 3, in acc. aqualim,
sun. a watcr-pot, an cwer, a laver.

Aprtlia, is. m. 3. April, a month. Xquarium, i, n.'2.u. watering-placc
Aprilia, e, aaj. of April. tor cattle, asink, any water-pas-

Aprugna, ae./, (caro) brawn.
Aprugnus, a, um. adj. belonging
\jo a boar.

iXquilo, 6nis. m. 3. tlie north-wirn

any water-pas
sage. ,

Aquarius, a, um. adj. of, or be-
longing to watcr. Aquaria pro-

the north-east cold wind.
Xquilonalis, c adj. noi-thcm.
Xquilonaris, e. adj. northcrn.
Xquilonius, a, um. adj. northern
Xquilus, a, um. adj dark, oi' tt

color of water.sunburntjswarth;
Xquor, ari. dep. 1. to water, 1

give water, to provide, «r fetc

water.

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89

s, a, nm. arlj. ior, comp. i^T-lArbitrarris, a, um. aij. arbitr.irT '
t tp. watery, wet, rescmb-l vnluntary, leffc to one*s own
oncrete ofwatcr. choicc.

./. I. a littlc water, aArbitritio, 6nis/. 3. a^hiJration.

Arbitrahis. a, um. pt. thinking".
ArbYtritu*, us. m. 4. & judifincnt.
opinion, ciioice, fancy, pleasurc,
disposal.
Arbitrium, i. n, 3. an arbitrement,

, , _. w . or award, a ju-lj^mcnt, a scn-

rhes x. m. 1. a prince, or tence, a deterraination, advicr.
jf thc Arabians, a plundcr- will, plcasurc, fancy, ciioicc, dis-

posal, power, moncy paid for a

_r • w w

ir concrcte of watcr.

, '•/ I.

. or brook

AK.

;omposition, stands for atl.
f. 1. an altar, a sanctuary.

\, e, adj. strable. (cr.

z % es./. 1. a spider. (cd
% &, um. pt. to be plough-
, x.f. 1. aspider, acobweb,
own of willow blossoms,
'the membr__nes of the eyc
la, x./. 1. ttim. a small spi-

lus, i. m. 2. alittle spidcr.
» is, a, um, utlj. full of spi-
•'ebs,orthiiijM)t!rc cobwebs.
m, i. n. 2. tt v*-lcr's web, a
. liicli spo..* ifrapes.
s, i, m. 2.:< s.)i;lor f a spider'
. scafish, a ficld mouse.
5nis, / 3. a ploughing,
:, ploughed, or tilled
«L

cula, z, /. 1. a Uttle iield
bted, or farmcd of the pub-

(tiller.

oris, m. 3. a ploujrhcr, aj

n, i n. 2. aplough(plough

is a, um, pt. about to

a, um. jfrart. ploug.ie.1,

', tri- m. 2. an arbitrator, a

, an umpire, a wiiness, an

i ikcr, a princ-j, a rulcr, a

er.

., x./. 1. a shc-witncss.

.iih, tis. pr thinkiii£.

iri, nii*. arbitr.irily, a!

monopoly.

Arbltror, __ri. d_ , a. 1. to arbitratc.
or cnd by arbitration. to sen-
tencc, or award, to supposc, to
ima^inc, to tliink, to ovcrhcar,
or listen to ; pat*. to be looked,
or found out; also, a term iii
taking a solcmn oatii.
Arbor. & Arbos, oris./. 3. a tre*
wood, a mast, an oar, thc timb.T
of a prcss, a Larjre seafish.
Vrborurius, a, um. alj. of, or be-
longing to a tree.
Arboritor, eris. m. 3. a planter,
lopper, or pruner of trces.
\rboresco, ore. inccp. 3. to jrrow
to thc bigncs* of a tree.
Arborc-tum, i. /t. 2. a grovc, a nur-
sery of trces.

\rborcus, a,um. adj. of, or bclnn^-

ing to atree,branchcd likc a tre _■ .

Vrbiisciila, :c/. 1. alittlc trec, :i

shrub, thc navo of a cj-rt-wh-vl,

the tuft on thc hcads of peacorki.

\rbiistivtis, a, um. adj. ocloniriM^

ti> shrubs. (trces.

VrbuHto, as. act. 1. to plant witl»

\rbustum, i. n. J.a co;»e, a ^rovr

nf trrcs, a plantation. an orcliard,

a vincvarJ, a tree, a Hhrub.

\rbutciis. a, um. auj. of, mxU* ol",

... ._ „ --..- or beloiiirin^to,anarbiitc.(i>utuH,

plcAsurc, or o*i\ choice. J \rbuum, i. /i. thc fruit nf thc Ui*

Vrbi1tu% i,/. 2. vi arbiite, a kind
of wil«l sira^vb-irn', or cherry
trce, thc shadc of an arbutc.

Arca. x, /, 1, an ark, a chest, a

•coffcr, a desk, a cotfin, a totnb,
a cs^e, a dam of wood, moncy.

Arclno, adv. sccretly, privately.

\ rclnum, i.n 2.a^secrct,amystery.

Arclnus^um a>ij. sccret, hidden 9
unknown, close" mystical, silent.

Arcarius, i. m. 2 a trcasurer.

Arcttus, a,um «^".rnade archwise.

Arcendus, a. um. pt. to be driven.
away, to drivc away.

Arcens, tis. pt. drivin^ away.

Arcco, ere, cui. act. s.ip. car. 2. to
drive away, to keep otT, from, or
out, to hinder, torestrain, to hold
fast, or in, to save, or protect.

Arccor,€ri.pow.to bedriven awajr.

Arcera,-e/a covered cart,acoacn.

\rcesscmlns, a, um. pt. to bc sent

Arcessens, ti^ pt. sendiny for(fbr.

Arcossior, iri, Itus. p. 4. to bc call-
cd, f'> bc sent for, to be fetched.

Arccwltor, vcl AcccssTtor, drit.
m. 3. a messenger to fetch one,
an accuscr.

Vrcosiitiirus, a, um. pt. about to
send for, to sen.l for. (for.

\rce.4sitiis, a,um/)/. called,or."8cnt

Arccsso. scrc, sivi, sTtum. act. 3.
to *.*nd for, to call, to £0 to odl,
to fetch, or tnt«^e, to procure, to
acrusc-

\rcossor, i, /*.7t». to b? sent for.
Vrcliaicus, a, uin. aij. old fashi-
oiic.l.

Vrciianffjlus, i, m 2 an archanjrel.

Vrchctypum, i. u 2. an authcntie

copy.thc ori>;i!ia.l of a writinjr.

\rchctypus, a, um. adj. any thing 1

at first hand, original, truc.

Vrchidiaconus, i, m 2. an arch-

deacon. (bv*h$\^-

ASI

A8P

ASP

ic'ncendu»,a,um-«- tobetakenl ilerthefim ofgrett Bshet, and

n,owned,dcsired. embraced, &c

scisco [ad, scisco], fcre, Ivi, Itum

act. 3. to Uke, to csJl fbr, to call,

or bring in, to join, to associatc,

to ally, to adopt. (in.

Asciscor, i. Itus. patt. to be taken

Ascites, ac- m. 1- akind of dropsy

Aacititius, a, um> «<#• farfetched
taken in, artificial, not natural.

Ascitus, a, um. pt. taken, associ-
ated» adoptcd, admittcd, acquir-
ed, usurpcd, stranfrc, farfctchcd

Ascius,a,um. ai(j. without shadow

Ascl£pias,adis../ 3- swalwurt-

Ascbpcra, nc/ 1 a bag:, a sack.

Ascribo [ad- scribo], berc, ipsi,
iptum. act. 3- to ascribc, to lm-
put«, to attributc, to write, to en-
rolf to admit, to adcl, or join, to
anncx, to apply, to subscribe.

Ascribcre alicui salutem, to pre-
sent his serviccs

Ascrlbor, i, iptus. past- to bc as-
cribcd, rcckoned, &c. 1n civita-
tcm ascribi, to be made free of
thc citv, Cic-

Ascriptio, 5ni-./. 3. a joining, en-
rolling, or rcgistcring.

Ascriptitius. a, um. adj. chosen,
naturalized, cnrolled among ad-
ditional.

Ascripcivus, a, um« ai\j. supernu-
mcrary.

Ascriptor, 5ris. m. 3. a subscriber,
a promotcr, a maintainer, a fa-

vorcr.
Ascriptus, vcl Adscriptus, a, um

pt- aseribed, subscribed, enroll-

ed, chosen.
Asella, x. f 1. -¥m. a little she-ass.
Xsellus, i. m. 2.alittle ass,an ass's

colt, acodfish, an insect,a star

Xstlus, i. m. vcl ASllum* i* n. 2. a

horse-fly, agad-bcc, a dun-fly,

"*"■ 9 ~a-bmexe uhirh trets UIl-

-breeze whicb gets un-

stings thcm.
Asina, x.f. 1- ashe-ass.
Asinarius, a, um. adj. bclonging

to an ass. Mola asinaria, a horse-

mill. Fabula asinaria* onc of

Plautus's comedies,
ASinarius, i- m. 2. an ass-driver.
ASininus, a, um, aaj- of an ass.
Xsinus, i. m. $. an ass, a block-

head.
Xsio, 5nis> m. 3> a Uorn-owl.
Asfttus, a, tim. attj. riotous, de-

bauched, extravagant.
Xsdtus, i- m. 2 a sot, a drunkard-
Aspllathus,^, m- 2- the rosc of Je*

rusalem. or our lady's rose.
Asparagus, i. m. 2. asparagus, a

plant-
Aspectabftjs, e- adj. ior, comp

ill-natured, strict, rijrid, sci
crucl, unjust, curst. ficrce. i
ly, r hardy, patient Aspcrac 1
tix, dry, or biting jests. A
nummus, rough (*• c) coine<
vcr. Asper crater.a chascd h
Asperatus, a, um- />!• madc ro
Aspere, ius,errhne. adv. ro
ly, 8harply, harshly, nn
shrewdly.

Aspcrgillam, i. n. 2. a watei

Aspergo [ad, Bpargo] gerc*

rsum. act. 3. to sprinkle, t<

sprinklc, wct, or moisten, t

termix, toaspersc, orbcspa

Aspcrgor, i. patt. to be sprinl

Aspergo, Yms. / 3. a bespi

ling\ foam.

Asperitas, gtis- f. 3. roughi
uncvcnncss, sharpness, ch

worthy to be looked upon, or ishncss, austerity, peevish

obsened, visible.
Aspectans, tis. pt. beholding
Aspectio, 6nis/ 3. a beholding.
Aspecto [ad, spccto]» as. act. 1.

to bchold, to view, to look to-

wards, or earncstly, to stare at,

to regard-

Aspector, ari.pau. to be looked Aspernans, tis. pt. dcspisir

on, &c. to bc respected

AspcctQnis^i, um. pt. about to see

Aspectus us. m- 4, an aspcct, look
or appcarancc, a siglit, or vicw,
the sight, the prcsence.

Aspello [abs, pello], lere. act. 3.
to drive,or cliase away,to banish.

Aspcllor,i patt to be tlrivcn from.

Asper, era, erum. aaj. ior, comp.
imus, Buperl rough, ragged, un-
pleasant, disagrecable; to the cye,
rough, ruggcd, hideous; to t/ie
tatte, rougli» harsh, biting, bit-
ter, stalc; to the touck, rough
hard, sharp; to the nmell, stink-
ing, fetid; to the eart, harsh,
gTatingpt alto rude» unmanaerr>

Asperitas animx, wheezin/
difficult brcathing, Plin- .
ritas vocis, hoarscness, Lu
Asperitudo, inis- / o- shar
Aspernabllis, eadj. contcm
Aspernandus, a, um. pt-
dcspised.

Aspernatio, 6nis. / 3. a s(

a slighting, ncglcct, dis*
Aspcrnatus, a. \im- f>t. slif
Aspcrnor [ad, spcmo],

1. to slight, to dospisc,

to flec from, to abhor.
Aspero, as. act. 1. to ina

or uncvcn,to frceze, t

to point, or heajl, to (

aggravatc
Asperor, ari. patt. tr

sharp, to be frctted,
Aspen»io, 5nis./ .). a
As])crsus, a, uni. pt. I

bccicwcd, scattcrcd.

pcrsus Laudibu&j

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ius, 6s m. 4. a sprinkling
delus, i. m. 2- a daftbdil.
endiu, a, um pt. to be seen.
behcld, fit to be looked on.

ent, tis. part. seeinjr, be- dant, a waiting-man, a sponger.

o[ad, specio], cfcre, pexi,

acf- 3. to behold, to Assectator, dris m. 3. a waiter, ©r a lever.

to perceive Jto cspy, to look follower, an obscrver, an imitator.
i, ur towarus, to overlook, ^tsector, ari freq. 1. to attend, to
mjr, to lookfavourably up- wait upon to, follow, to dog.

Assecnttirus, a, um. pt. about to
ovcrtake. (overtaken.

fticnrd, to csteem, to ho-
toobey.

br, i. pcctus. past. to beAssecdtus, a, um. pt. having

d upon, rcgarded, consi-
, fcc.

men, Ihis. n. 3. a brcathing.
ns, tia. pt. breathing.
tto, 6nis./. d. a brcathing,
raing of breath, an influ-
a damp, or exhalation, thc
k.

[ad, spiro], act. 1. to as-
to reach, to attain, to have
S to wiah for, to breathe,
v, to inspire, to infusc, to
r, toassist,

Idia/ 3. an asp, a spidcr.
indus, a, um. pt. to be car-
way

AasfttuM, k./. 1. roaoted meat.
Assatus» a, \im.pt. roasted, board-
ed, planked-
Assecla, ac. m- 1. apage, an atten

Assectatio, 5nis /. 3. attendance,
a waiting upon, observation.

.Atsequor, Sris. dep.3. to overtake,
to reach, to equal, or match, to
get, to obtain, to understand,
to nnd out.

Asscr, feris. m. 3. & Assis, gcn.
assis, a pole, a chump, a joist,
quarter,or square piece of wood,

Asscrculus, i. m. & Asserculum,
i n. 2. a little pole, or piece of
wood. [serted

Assercndus, a, um, pt. to be as-
Assercns, tis. pt. asserting, af-
firming.

Assensio, dnis. /. 3. assent, con- Asstro, erc, evi, Ttum. act. 3. to

sent, an agreeing to a thing.
Assensor, Ons. m. 3. he that as-

sents, or consents, one of the

samc party
Asscnsum» cst. imp. it was agreed

to. (assent.

Vssensus, a, um. pt. assented to,
agrcedto, admitted, having ad-
mitted. (mcnt

Assciisus, us. m. 4- assent, agree
\sscntans, tis. pt. flattering.
Asscntatio, dnis. /. 3. flattcry, a
soothing, asscnt, compliance,
intercst, influence, authority
Uio, finis- /. 3. a carrying'Assentatiuiiciila, ae. /. 1. a coax

! ing, a comp.imcnt.
Ltus, a, um. pt. carriedAsscntator, 5ris. m. 3. aflattercr.
we place to anottier. fAsscntatdrie, adv. lake a flatterer.

plant, to sow, to set by, or near

Asscro, £re, rui, rtum. act. 3. to
assert, to afnrm, to claim, to
challcngc, to frce, to deliver,
to pronounce free. (sertcd*

Assensurus, a, ura. pt. ready to Asseror, i, rtus. paso. to be as-

x, aa. act. 1. to transport,'Assentatrix, icis. /. 3. she that Asserv&tus, a, um. pt. prcserved,

ry off.

(away. flatters.

(grecing.

ir, In.pa*». to hc carricdAssentiens, tis. pt. assenting, a-^servio, irc, Tvi, Itum, act 4..to

. • .■ "_ !• rt _I. _ _•_— * _ A __ '_ » 1 _ 1 _._

'tdo, tnis./. 3. sliarpness. L_f«seutio, Ire, nsi, nsum. a, 4. to
ira, i. n. 2. a rougii placc, assent, to agree, to be of onc's
sdy or full of buslics, a opinion.

\ssentior, Iri, nsua. dep. 4. to as-
./ 1. adrynurse, a mid- scnt, to agree, to comply, to
wr nurse, that tenda wo- condescend.
ing4n* Assentor, ari. dcp 1. to flatter, to

nuu pl. n» 2. a dry bagnio. cajole, to comply with, to humor
s, a, um. atfj. roasted. Assequcns, tis. pt. overtaking.

Asscrtio, 9nis. /. 3. an asscrtion,
an aflirmation, a claim of liber-
ty, or a trial at law for it, a dis-
pute.

Asscrtor. dris, m. 3. an asscrtor,
a voucher, a vindicator, he who
scts at libcrty, or bails a person,
he who demands auother for his
bondsman.

AssertQrus, a, um, pt. about to
assert.

A9servandus,a, um, pt. to be kcpk

kept.

serve, to help, to second, to sup-

port
..tservo, as. act. 1. to preseve, to

kcep, to kcep safe, to obscxre,

to watch.
Asservor, _un. />cm- to bc kcpt, de-

fcnded, watched, or ohscrved.
Assessio, dnis./. J. a sitting down,

by.

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ASS

ASS

Asscssor, ftris. m. 3. an assessor, Assignor, ari. patt. to be assigncd.

a justice, a counscllor, an assis
tant. (ing

Asseverans /r/. affirming-, display-
Assevcranter, miv. ius, cotnp. con
fidently, boldly, eagcrly, ear-
ncstly. (ration

Asslliendus, a, um. pt. to lcap.

Assilicus, tia.pt. leapingjbubbling.

AssTlio [ad, salio], Irc, ui, ivi, fci
ii, ultum, n. 4. to leap upon, or
against, to leap up, to leap, to
assail, to attack. (madc likc.

AssSvcrati, onis. / 3. an asscvc- AssTmTlandns, a, um. pt. to be

Ass^vSrOi as. act- 1. to affirm, to AssTmTlatus, a, um. pt. made like.
asscrt, to maintain, to show, to Assintflis, e. adj. verv like-
dispiay. AssTmilfter, adv. in hke manner.

Ass£veror,ari patt .to bc affirmed. /ftsimilo, os. act. 1. to assimilatc.

•Jflsibilo, as. Jieut. 1. to liiss. to to makc likc, to takc thc like-
hiss at, to whistle. (dry ness, to rcsemblc, to iiken, to

«Arsiccesco, £re. inc- 3. togTow compare.

•£«sjcco 1 as.ac/. lto dry,to hurden. AssTmtilans, tis. pt. comparing.

Assiccor, ari.po««.to be dried up AssTmiilatio, 5nis./. 3, a counter

AssTciilus, i. m 9 2. a lath.

Assidcns, tis. pt. sitting by.

Assideo [ad, scdeo], c"re, sedi,
scssum. neut. 2. to sit by, or at,
to sit close at, to attend, to sit
on thc bench, to bc like.

•£fsido, dfcrc, acdi, scssum, act.

feiting.

AssTmillatus, a, um- pt. counter
feitcd, feigncd, forged, imitatcd

.frsTmulo, as. act. 1. to pretend, to
fcign, to likc-n, or compare, to
forge, or counterfeit, to paint,
to draw, to copy out. (like.

3. tosit down, tosit by, to wait AssTmulor, ari. patt. to bc made

upon. |AssTpondium, i. n. 2. a pound-

AsBidu£,a£fo. issTme„™/>.constant- weight- (plank.

Iy,continually, daily,vcry oftcn.i Vssis. is m. 3. .** Roman coin, a
AssTduTtas, atis. /. 3. assiduity, di-.Assistens, tiB.pt. standinfr by.

ligencc. constant care, usc, at- : .4*sistn,terc, asllti. n. 3. to st.ind,

tendencc. (nually, pcrpctually. to stand still, to assist, to bc an
Assiduo, adv. constantly. conti- advocate. (by.

Assfduus, a, um adj. assiduous, AssTtus, a, um- pt. planted close

industrious, constant. (signcd. Asso, as. a. 1. to roast, to board,
AssTgiiandus. a, um./>t to bc as- to ccil.
Assignatio, onis. / 3. an assigna-.bsocio, as. a. 1- to as«»ociatc, to

tion, an assigmncnt, a distnbu- accompany, to fit, to fix.

tion. (assign. .frsolco, cs, cre. n.% to be usual, to

Assignaturus. a, um. pt. about to be accuslomcd, to use. (custom.
Assignatus, a, um. pt. asftigncd,Ass6le.t, imp. it is wont, it is the

aJloitc(l.appointcd,agTced uponvfasfrno, arc, ui. n. 1. to rcsound,
Assignatus, i- m. 2. an assignec. I to ccho. [toil.

■Atsigno, as. act- 1. to assign, to;.4«sudo, are ui, n. 1. to swcat with

allot, to appointt to proportion/Assuefacio [assuetus, raciol, ere,

to imputc, tolay upon. to apply,; feci, factum- act. 3. to aceusLom,
to subscribc, *et nmnd nad scaJ.] to inurc, to usc one to a thing.

AssuefHctio, 6nis./. 3x

AssuC*factiis,a,\mi />r. ai

Assucscitur,im/^;'. the;

/fasuesco, ccrc, evi. i

& act. 3- to accustom,

habituatc,to bc used,t

AssuctQdo, Tnis. /. *

usagc, usc

Assuetus, a, wm.pt. i
cotnp. accustomed, ini
tised, usual
Assiila, se. / 1- a boanl
shingle, or slatc, a chi
of woodt a splinter, a s
Assulatim. ailv. piecem
Assuldse, adv. in small
Assultans,tis.^/. assaulti
Assultim, adv by lcaps.
Assulto[ad, salto], as.
run, or leap upon, to
attack.

Assultus, us. m. 4. an
Assum, pro Adsum, to b
Assfimcndus, a, um. pt
siuned, reccivcd, en
&c-

Assumentum, i- n-2. a \

^isumo, dre, mpsi, mp

to assume, to take, t

gmnted, to^admit, to

to cat and tlrink.

Assumor, i. pat*. to be i

Assumptio, onis. /. 3. ai

tion, an assuming 1 , a ta

Assuinptivus, a. um. ad

tive, cxtrinsical-

\ssumptiis, a, um. pt.

taken, imputed, attrib

. f *suo, ere. ui .fitum act

to, to scw on, to patch

Assuor.ui, utus. pau-to

Assurg^enSjtis./i/.rising^ja

Assurg^itur, impei*. they

.^surg^o, crc, rexi, n. «I.

risc, or stand up, t<

hcight, to gTOw up, to

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e, to Tccovcr.

a,um. aaj. roasted, dry,

at mixtuxe, alone, pure,

tol» the scorching sun

n, a, um. adj. Malus Assy
\ crange, lemon, ©r citron-
Malum Assyrium, an
p, lemon, or citron, Ptin.
nj. but, and yet, howevcr,
y, truly.(stamhng by, or up.

Astrictio, ftnis. /. 3. astriction,Asturco,6nis.m.3. an ambling nagw
sharpncss of tastc likc that of Astus, us, m. 4. craft, subtility,

alum.

policy.

Astrictftrius, a» um, adj. stiptic,Astute, ach*. ius, comp. issime tup.

astringent, binding, apt to bind.j craftily, cunningly, knavishly.
Astrictus, a, um. pt. £3 adj. or,Astutia, x. /. 1 . craftiness, craft,

comp. tied, bound, fastencd, con-! cunning, shuffling, knavery.

fined, shackled,compcUed,forc-Astutus, a, um. adj. or, comp. issT

ed, wrinkled, frowning, frozen,
rough- unpleasant, niggardly.
Astncus, a, um. adj. starry-(stars.'

mus, aitp. crafty, cunning, sub-
tle, politic.
'Xsyluin, i, n. 2. a sanctuary, a teir.«

\, tis. pt. being prescnt, Aatrifer, ira, fcrum, adj. bearingi plc, a privileged place, a refuge.

Astrfger, fcra, erum, adj- adorncd.Asymbdlus, a, um. adj. shot frcc.
with stars. Asyndeton, i, n. 2. a figure, when

Astringcns, tis, pt. binding. I many words stand togethcr witl-

Astringo, [ad, stringo,] gcre, nxij out their usual copula ; as, abiit,
ictum. act. 3. to Uc, to bind, to; excewt, eva**it t crupit.
fasten, to gird,to straitcn,to con- Asyntbctus, a, um. ad/.pure, clcar.
tract, to obhgc, or engage.

Astringerc, sc sacris, to takc or- AT-

dcrs ; in jura, sacra, to takc an

oath, Ov. fufti, to hc guilty of At, in composition, stands,for ad.
fclony, Plaut. frontcm, to bend, At, conj. but.
or knit thc brow,&vi. alvumVcn- £tat, interj. heyday ! how now ! O

strangc ! O wondcrful .' ha ! how
suy you !
Xtavus, i, m. 2. a great grandfa-
thcr*s,orgn&ndmotlicr's, grandfa-
ther,an old auccslor, an anccstor.

Issm. t£s ( / 3. a comfit.
■osj i. m. 2 a witty jcst,
i m. 2. starwort, sharc-
(the woJl.
am, i. n, 2. pcllitory of
cus, i. m. 3. a mark, a star.
imiu, i, m. 2. an astcrism.
o,[ad, sterno,] ere, stravi,
to by by, or ncar to, to
iaiong.

or, i. p. to bc laid, to lie
(agreement
fetio, flnis. / asscnt, trem, to bind, or makc costive,
fittor, dris. m. 3. he who: Cet*.

S or asscnts, a witneas, aAstringor, i. paat. to bc bound.
er. JAstroldgia, *./. 1. astrology.

atu, abl. m. 4. by asscnt. AstrolSgus, i. m. 2. an astrologcr.

or, [ad, stipulor,] ari. aVrp.Astrttnomia, ae./ astronomy. Ixtellamcus, vcl Atcllanus, a, uin.
ogagc for, to agrce, or con- Astrbiidmicus, ; a, um. adj. astro-) adj. merry, humorous droll
>. I nomical, pertaimngtoastronomyJAtcr, tra, trum. adj. black, coal

i.|'ad, statuo,] ucre, ui, Astrondmus, i.m.2. an astronomer. black, dark, brown, glooniy,
act. 3. to set before. toAstruclus, a, \im.pt. built up.
ir bring bcfore. Astrum,i,n. 2.astar, aconstellation.

d, sto,J t&re, tfti, tTtum. Astruo, [ad, struo,] ucrc, uxi, uc-
i atand, to stand by, to be tum. act. 3. to ouild ncar, to

asaist, to wait upon, to join, to add, to accumulate.

(plays. Astruor, i, uctus. pa*t- to be built
, x. f. 1- one of Plautus's to, to bc added, erioined. As-AtetiamT corij, why but, ITl war-
lus, i. m. 2. an hcrb, a truitur, his, besidcs this, Ptin. rant you.
, nincpins, dicc, chess, 8tc. Astu, n. ind. the city, Ter. emph. Athara, x./ 1. gruel, panada.
^ [ad, strcpo,] pere, pui, Athens. Xtheos, i, & Xtheus, i- tn. an

«. 3. tpmake a noisc, As-Asttipeo, [ad, stupeo,] Cre, pui, atheist (pion.

1 alicui, to applaud, Tac. neut. 2. to be amased at. (zard. AthlSta, x- m a wrestlcr, a chan.-
,«sft/. cioacly» briefly* ^Aatur, ttris, m, 3. a hawk, a buz.|AUU$UcC) adv* stouUv^V^sxjA^^

moumful, fatal, mortal, hideous,
stormy,raging, filthy, loathsomc
Atra bilis, melancholy; atrum
vcnenum, r&nk poison ; atcr pa-
nis, brown bread ; atrum olus,
smallage.

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ATT

AthlSticus, a, um. adj. atfilctic,
strong-, hearty.
Xtinia, *./. 1- an clm-trcc

Vttegise, arum. pt.f. 1. cottages,
huts, booths.
jAttelabus, i. m. 2. a small locust.

Xtdmus, i, d. g. 2. an atom, amitc. Attcllanus, i, m. 2. a mcrry actor.
Atque, conj. and, as, espccially.Attcmpfcrati, adts seasonably.

and yet, tlian, but, even as, after,j»4rtempero, as. act. 1. to make fit,

after that ; atquc adeo, also. or meet.

Atqui, conj. but, and yet, how-
evcr, tnily, surciy. (horn.

Atramentarium, i, «. 2. an ink-Attendens,tis pt. attending, mind

Atramentum, i. 71. 2. ink, blacking,

Attendendus, a, um. pt. to be at-
tendcd to, to be regarded. (ful

irtendo, dere, di, ntum, acv S. to

black blood, coppcras, vitriol. attend, to listen, to observe, to
Atratus, a, um- adj. madc black,! tukc heed, to mind, to apply, to

dicd black, wcaring mounung

Atricblor,oris.arf/.ot'a black color.

Atricnsis, c atij. of a court>yard.

^tricnsisjis. m-a porter,a stcward.

Atriblum, i, /1. 2. a porch, a little
court, or hall.

Atritas, atis./ 3. blackncss.

Atrium, i- n. 2. a court-yard, a liall

Atrocitas, atis./ 3. cruelty, sa-
vagencss, grievousness, trouble-
someness

Atrdciter, ath. ius, comp. issimc,
Miip. cruelly, scverely, barbarous-
ly, heinously, fierccly, harshly.

Atrtfphia, *. f. 1- an atrophy, a
consumption.

Atrbphus, a,um.a<//. consumptivc.

Atror, dris. m. 3. blackness-

Atrox, ocis. adj. ior, comp. issl
mus, tup. cruel, heinous, drcad
ful, wickcd fierce, resolutc,
bold, eag-er, stern, infiexible,
parching, scorching. (lencc

-tfrticeo, cre, cui- n. 2. to kccp si-

Attactus, a, wm- pt. touchcd.

Attactus, us, m. 4- a gvntle touch.

Attafreii,enis.m.3.a dclicious bird.

Attagena, x. / 1. a moor-cock, a
rail, a snipc
Attalicus, a, um. atlj. made ot

clothof gold, brocaded, wealtliy,

opulcnt. (thatjhowevcr.

Aitxmlih adv. but, but yct, forall

study

Attcndor, i. ntus, p. to be mindcd

Attcntatus, a, um. pt. attemptcd.

Attcnte, aitv. ius. comp. issinie,
9itp. attentively, diligentlv, carc-
fully.

Attentio, onis./ 3. attention, carc.

.fttcnto, as. act. 1, to attempt, to
setupon, to attack, toprove.o/
try. (attacked, corrupted, &c.

Attcntor,ari,/>aJw. tobe attempted,

Attentus, a, um, adj. & pt. ior,
comp. issimus, sup. attentive
heedful, carcful, anxious, listcn
injr, held, detaincd, given up.

Attcntus quxsitis, saving, penu
rious, Jlor. (scned

Attenuandus, a, um. pt. to bc les

Attenuans, tis. pt. thinning-.

Attenuate, adv. slenderlv, closclv.

* • • • •

Attcnuatiojonis^ 3. a diminisning .

Attenuatus, a, tim. pt. diminishcd
lcssencd, weakened, mude few
er, made thinner, or ieaner. Ai-
tenuata oratio, a low plain styk,
Cic

.i/tcnuo, as. act. 1. to make tliin,
to lessen, to impair, to wear out
to bring low, to pull down ( wori .

Atteuuor, ari, p. to be wasted o,

out, or away, to waste, tohn
to tramplc, or beat down, to '
sen, or detract from,
Atteror, i, tritus. paas, to be w<
Attestans, tis. pt. witnessing.
\ttcstatio, onis. /. 3. an attc
tion, a deposition of a witne:
Attestator, ons. m. 3. a witnea
Attcstatus, a, um. pt. proved
witness.

./frtcstor, ari. dep. 1. to call,

takc to witncss, to witncss,

affirm, to provc, to illustrate-

^rtexo, xirre, exui, extum. acU

to knit, or wcavc unto, or wi

to add, to join, to unite.

Attexor,i, cxtus. pass.Ko be worc

Atthis, idis./ -'•. a nig-hting-alc.

Attice udv. eloquenth', eleganti

Vtticismus, i. m. 2 an attedl

elegance of the Attic dialect

Atticus, a, um. adj. Athenil

eloqucnt, ncat, fine.

AttTneo [ad, tcneo], £re, ui, e

'um. a. 2. to belong-, to perttl

to stcp, to hold back, or fortk, I

signify, to avail. (he)

Attineor, eri, cntus. pa9$. to I

Attmct, iwpert. it oclongi,

conccrus,

Attingo, [ad tangv),] elre, ti

tactum, act. 3. to touch,toto«

lightly, or upon, to meddle vid

to trcat of, to be related to> 1

bclong to, to concern, to read

to arrive at, or amongst.

\ttingor, i.past. to be touchcd

\ttollens, tis. pt lifling up^aiflQ

v 9/tollo, cre. act. 3. \npr*t attd

to raisc up, to lift up, to takeq

to bring up, to raise, to extol,!

swell.

.Vttollor, i, pas». to be Ufted up.

Attercns, tis, pt. rubbing agains- Attondens, tis.^r sheering.

■ittCTO, ere, trivi, tritum, a. .1. u
rub agahist, «r upon, to wcai

^rtondeo, Cri, di, nsum. a. 2- 1
cUp, to cut, to she«r, to thare.

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poll, to round, to browsel AttrTtus, a, um. pt. vcl adj. c \ pat-t. much • (vance.

louse. (pcd ior, cotnp. rubbed, worn, worn Aucto, as. n. 1. to increasc, to ad-

r, eri, nsus- p. tobe clip- away,wastcd, diminishcd, dccay- Auctor, dns. c. g. 3. an author, a
adv- wondcrfully. Attritio, dnis. /. 5. attrition. (cd.' causcr, a oontrivcr, an adviser, an

,a,um. pi. astonishcd, a-Attritus, us. m. 4. a rubbing, a approver, a reporter, a writer, a
thunderstruck, affri^ht- fretting, a wearing, a galling. I preccdcnt, an owner, an incrcas
ihed, inspircd, raving, Attiili, pret. afo AfPero, I havej er, a leader, a commander, a

s, nui, nitum. o- 1. to
to affright out of onc's

clip, cut, or sliave close

brought. founder, a fathcr, a master, a

AU. guardian.-

Auctdramentum, i. n. 2. a stipu-

Au, in composition stands for ab. lating, or contracting, the hire, or

stiugily, continually, carefully,' bound to serve, prcssed, inlistcd»
6nis-/3- attraction,the carncstly. | patronised.

awing together. Avlrior, us. adj. comp. issfmus, Auctdritas, atis, / 3. authority,

p a, um. pt. drawn, drag- sitp. more and most covctous, or crcdit, rcputation, awfulness,
hcd, contractcd, wrmk- Xvarittr, adv. grccdily. (greedy.j wcight,force,powcr,jurisdiction»
;, tis- pt. drawing. (Icd- Avaritia, x.f. 1. avarice, covctous- an ordcr, or commission, opinion,
hcrc, axi, actum. act. 3. ness, grcediness, an immodcrate advicc, tcstimony, an authentic
or bring to, to draw, to dcsire. dced, or instrument, a titlc, ov

£tract,toallure,toinvitc. Xvantics, €i,/ 5. corctousness. propcrty, warranty. (or press.
i./um.tobcdrag-ged. (ingXvarus, a, um. adj.cov etous, gree- Auctom, as. act. 1. to bind, bire,
is, us. m. liandling, fcel- dy,pcnurious,desirous,insatiablc. Auctoror, ari. p. to bc bound by
js, a, um. pt. handlcd, Auccps, cupis. c. g. 3- a fowler, al oath, to bc prcst, or inlisted.

■ • n _. ■ 1_ 1 4. __.___..______, a __.___■_________ ___ _..______ _•_ _i _ 1 __. __ „ _

with, used ill.
[ad, tracto], as. act. 1.
, to handlc, to fcei, to
■rith, to gropc. [at.

ere, ui. 71. 2. to tremble
, as. tieut. to hobble

idus, a, um. pt. to bc at-

or imputcd, to imputc.

is, tis. pt. attributing.

uere, ui, fltum. act. 3. to Auctio, onis./ 3. an auction, salc,

_k ___. * -- ■* jt. • • I _n_ >-

, to impute, to aswgn,

i, dnis./. 3. the samc as.
09, i. n. 2. an attribute, or
>n, an affcction- moncv
for the paymcnt of sol-

\, a. mn.pt. t^tigned.

birdcatchcr, a hawker. Ajccps, Aucturus, a, um. pt. about to aug-

mcnt, o- incrcase.

Auctum, i. 7i. 2. an iucrease.

AuctQrus, a, um. pt. vci adj. ec
part. ior, comp. incrcascd, ad-
vanccil, improvcd, magnificd.
multiplicd, enrichcd, rxalted.
crcatcd, licgotten.

syllaharum, a captiout fcllow, a

cavillcr, a critic, Cic. Ne quis au-

ccps nostro sermoni sict, leit any

one should listcn, or over lu-ar

us, Plaut. (and above, a surplus.
AMCtarium, i. iu 2. somctlun^ ovcr
AucUfer, era, ferum. aqj. bnngin^

increasc, or growth. Auctus, us. m. 4. increasc, gnrnUi

Auctificus, a, um. «_(/. increasing. au,«rmcntation, risc, oh'>ing.

mcrease.

to give, to pay down. Auctidnans, tis. m. 3. an auction- Auciipfiioriui, a, u:n. adj. *of, o.
, i.pass.Ui beattributcd. Auctionarius. a, um- adj. of or bc- bclon^ing to fowlin^, fit io i*V

longing to public salc. Auction- birds. (watclifoy, nv "u;ch a«.

ari* tabulae, inventories; auc- AuciipaturuH, a, ur.i. y>' .''muttn

Aucupans, tis. bt. watching for.
Auciiputio.flni»./. J. fowling. yratu

tionaria atria, places whcro opcn Auciipiuni, i. ;i. 2. fowlin;x, bir.i^

salc ismade. [tion. caught, a carcful scr_rc.i, a.i ear

Auctidnor, ari. d. 1. to sell by aucJ nestdcsirc orcnd?avour, :\ h.re f

Auctito, as. frcq. l^ to incrcascf an cnticcmcnt, a v.^y, ur uvcwwi

50

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AVE

AUG

Auctipo, as- act. 1. to watch, to house, &c.

iisten.
Aucupor, Sri. dep. 1. to go a fowl

ing, trhawking, to huntaftcr, to Auditus, a, um. pt. hcard, rclated
■tnve,toobtain,towatch, to catch Auditus,us. m 4. thc sense of hcar-

at, to seek, or gct by cunning.

Audacia, x.f 1. legitur in plur. au-
dacity, boldncss, assurance, im-
pudcnce, rashness, courage, bra
▼cry.

Audacitcr, adv. boldly, rashly.

Audacter. adv- ius, comp. issime,
sup. frcely, boldly, couragcously
confidentlv, daringly, rashly.

Audacfilus, a, um. adj. saucy

\uditu_n, i. n- 2. report, hearsay
AuditQrus,a-uni. pt. about to hcar.

ing, hcaring, a relation of fact.
Ave, vevb. drfect. avc, avelo- pfur.
av? te» avctote : infin. sivcre, all

Hke, to abhor, to rcjcct, to i
rcgard, to slight, to tum awa
Avcrsiims. pt. about to turn awi
Aversus,a,um. pt. vel aaj- i
comp. issimus, %up. turned
way, avcrse, eatrauged, cont
ry, shy, purloined, embezzk
Aversus mcrcaturis, disliking

hail, Uod save you : in the end mcrchant's lifc.

of an cpistle. adieu.
Avectus, a, mn. pt. carried away.
Aveho, crc, exi, ectum. act. 3. to'
carry away, to carry off.
Avehor, i.jtaM. to bc carricd away.
Avcllana, x. f 1. a filberd.
Audax, acis- adj. ior, comp. issTmus Avcllo, lcrc, li, & vulsi, vulsum.
*up. bold, daring, confidcnt, vali- act. 3, to pull or drag away, to
ant,audacious,desperate, wicked. j>art, to kccp asunder.

Audeudus, a, um- pt. worthy to bc.Xvcllor,i,vulsus. pa*v.ta bc pulIcd,Avertor, i, ersus. pan*. to be txu
dared, or undertaken, to dare. or tom away, to be separated. ; cd away. to be alienatcd, ort

Xvena, ac. / 1. oats, oaten straw, tranged-
a pipc, a rced, a mean low styie. Auftrens, tis. pt. taking away,

Avcrtcndus,a,um. pt. to be arerf
to bc turncd away, to turn awi

Avcrtcns, tis pt. turning away.

Averto, tere, ti, rsum. ci 3. to
vert, to tum, or drive away,
put to flight, to turn, to rcnioi
to pervcrt. or misemploy. Qi*
omen .lupitcr avertat, whi
(iod forbia, Cic.

Audens,tis./>/. vcl adj. ior, comp. is-
simus tvp. bold, daring, hardy.

Audenter, adv. ius, comp. boldly,
daringly, courageously. (rage.

Audentia, ae. f fortitude, cou-Avens, tis.pt. coveting, dcsiring.
Audeo, ere, sus sum. <i- 2. to dare-
to adventure, to be bold, not to

be afraid.

Audcor, 6ri pat». to be dared.

Audiendus, a, um. pt to be heard

Audiens, tis. pt. vcl adj. hearing,

obedicnt, Cum dat. Dicto audi-

ens, Cic.Cum gen. Audicns impc-

TiiyPlaut. Substpro Auditor [on.

Audicntia, <e/.l. audicnce, attenti-

Audio, \re, ivi,itura. ac *-4- to hcar,

to hcarken.to listcn, toattendto.

to regard* to believe, to grant,

to try, or judge, to be spoken of

Audior, iri pa*»- to be heard. [sav

Auditio, 6ms-/3.a lieariiig-,ahcar- Aversans, tis. pt. dishking.

Auditiunciila, x./l. areport. (er.
Auditor. dris- m. an auditor a hear-
A.tditdrium, i n. 2. an auditor) , or

astembly of hcarers, a school, a Aversor, 6ris- m. 3. a purloiner.

Xvcnaceus, a, um. aify. of oats.
Xvenarius, a, um- adj. of oats.

\ufero [ab, fcro], ers, abshTj
ablatum. act. 3. to take, or car
away, to carry oft*, to pct, to o

Aveo,crc- «.2-car- pr*t&8t/p. to de- tain, to prcvent, to take up, ■'
sire, to covct, to wish, to bc jrlad cease, to deccive. Inultum i

AVernalis. e. adj. of hell, infcrnal*

A\enius,a,um.aJ;. of hell, infcrnal

Averro, rerc; ri, rsum. act. 3. to
swccp, or ciiTty away, to rcmovc.

Averror, i. pass. to bc swcpt away.

Avcrruncandur, a, uni. pt- to be
appeascd, or drivcn away.

Avcrr.mco [ab, crunco], as act. 1 .
to cut, scrape, tum, or take
awny, to boc, to wecd, to prunc
to avert. to appcase, to attonc.

\vci*sabilis,e.a^'.abominable(re(l.

ferre, to j^o scotfree- Aufcrre j

dicio, to get by law- Aufer (

hinc, g"et you gnnc

.\uf6ror, crri, ablitus. poM. to I

carried, or takcn away. (va^

Aufrtgicns, tis. pt. avoiding", shit

Aiifug-io [ab, fugio], gere, |

(rituni. «. 3. to run away, to ft

from, to cscapc, to shun,toavoi

to bc all gone, or spcnt, (large

\u^endus, a, um. pt. to be e

Aujren», tis. /»/. incrcasing.

Avcrsandus, a,um./>/. to bc abhor- Augvo, crc uxi, uctm. act

Xversatio. 'dnis. / 3- aversion, ab-
horrence. (fusinfr

Aversatus, a, um. pt. disliking, re

hall of audience, a «essions-(Aversor, ari. dtp. 1. to hatc, to dis^Augescens, tis. pt. increasing.

increasc, to enlarge, to advanc
to sct oft", to cxaggerate, to t
rich, to make, to creatc, to pi
duce- (crease

Augcor, eri, ctus. pas*. to be i

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AUR

AUR

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co, cn t tncep. 3. to incrcase, Aviciila, x.f. 1. ilim. a UtUc bird.
"ou , to plump up, to gTow:AVide, udv. ius, comp. issime, tvp
(iiicrcase,growthofbody.j gree<lily, cagcrly, carncstly.

en, iiiis, n. 3. augmentation,
ento, tts. uct. 1. to i.icrcase
eiiiiim, i, w. o. growth, in-
',uri».c .£*-J.aiUkUgur.{crcasc.
"llo, is. n. .)■ an insirumcnt
gnrs a towcr for obscrva-
w uigurs. (gurs.

ftfis, e. ac{/. belonging to au-
«ndus,a,uin./tf.tobc divined
itio, onis./ 3. soothsaving
&to, ac/r. by soothsaying.
itus, a, um. pt. counruicd,
ited by soothsaying
itus, us- m. 4. thc officc,
•augure.
uiu, i, n. 2. augury,divina-
»ooihsaying, a prcdiction,
ccturc, a surmise, au ora-
i answcr, a figii, a token,
pectation. (augury.

Xviditas, atis. /• 3. grccdiness,

covctousucss.
Aviditcr, tuiv. grcedily.
AVulus, a, um. adj. ior, comp. issi-

mus, sup. grcedy, covelous, nig-

gardly, eager aftcr, camest, dc- Auratura, ac. f. 1. a gilding.

us,a,iufi. adj. bclongingtG Aulicus, i, m. 2. a courtier.(court.

sirous, fond, ravenous, hungry.
Avis, is. / 3. a bird, a fowl, luck.
Xvltus, a, um- adj. lcft by anccs-

Xon, belonging to ancestors, an-

ricnt, old. (acccssiblc, loncly.
Avius, a, um. udj. unpassable, iu-
Aula, x.f. 1. a ha.ll, a court, a pa-

larc, a honcycomb.
Aiilacum,i.;i. 2. aev.rtain.Lcg/re7.

in pl. Aulxa, hungings, tanestry.
Auletcs,3f.m.l. a pipcr,a niinstrcl.
Auleticus, a, uni. adj. of, or bc-

longing to pipcs. good for pipcs.
Auhciui,tt,um.rt<{/.bfdonging to thc

i, as act. £s/ Augiiror, ari.
to presagc, to forebodc,to
toirc, to gucss, to sumiise.
iric, ii- 71. 3. a palacc, a
xVn tcnt.

aiia,um: pl.n- 3. plays, insti-
u honor of Augustus, 7W.
ilw t e.m//.inipcrial, statcly.
e, adv. vcncrably, majcs-

js, a, u in. adj. ior, cnmp.
*, tup. august, splendid,
ic, imperial, princely, no-
cncrablc, sacrcd, diviiu,

(gust.
js, i- m. 2. the month Au-
/. l.a grandmothcr. (cs.
jxx.pl. n 2. uupassublcpla-
n, i. n . 2. an avian , a cagc,
v, a bushy placc.
, i. m. 2 a poultcrcr, a
chcr.

Ankrdus, i, *n.2 a minstrcl,a pipcr.
Aulon, i. n. 2. an organ-pipe, a

musclc. (dies.

Aululiiria, onc of Plautus's comc-
Avocamcntum, i.n/2-an avocation,

rclaxation, rccreation, pastimc
Avocans, tis pt. calling away.
Avdcatio, ouis./. 3. acallingaway.

o;from, a divcrting the thoughts
AVoco,as.uc/.l. to call oflT, to witli-

dmv, to ttirn aside, to disKuadc-
AVocor,ari.^tm.to bc called away.
Avolaturus^i, uni. pt. about to fl\

awayj to fly away.
Avblo, as. nru*. 1. to fly away, to

hastcn away,top:»ssauayquickly
Aura, x.j- 1. thc air, a cool air, n

galc, a gcntlc gale,a wiixl, a blxst

of wind,a brcath, favor, applausc,

humor, brightness, bcauty, gai-

ety. Aura, jethcrefi vcsci, to livc

gen. pro aurac, Yirg.
Auramentum, i. n. 2- an instru>

ment to mine, and gild with*
Aurantium, i- n. 2. an orangc
Auraria, tc.f. 1. a gold minc
Aururius, a, um> adj> ot, like or

bclonging to gold, goldcn.
Aurata, x.f. 1. a gilt head.

Auratus, a, xim.pt. gilt with goIuS

adorncd witli gold, goldcn.(lenU

vurcolus, a,um-<i(^'.goldcn, cxcd-

Aurcolus, i. m. 2. a piccc ot' gold.

Aurc<ico, cre. ?t* to grow brightaf

gold.
Aureus, a, utn adj. golden, made

ofgold, of a gold color, yellow,

shining, briglit, rich, valuuble»

cxcellcnt, beautiful. (guinea.
Aur?us, i. m. 2. auy gold coin, a
Aurichalcum,i.n.2. latten, copper.
AurTrdmus, a, um. adj. that hath

hair likc gold, or goluen locks.
Auricula, xf 1- tlie Uip, or flap of

the ear, thc car, a flowcr. (ear.
Auricularia, c.atlj. auricular,of the
Auricularius, a, um. adj. *ee Au-

rioularis. (ctli gold.

Aurifcr, cra, Crum. adj. that bcar-
Aurifex, Ycii. m. 3. a goldsmith.
Aunfodina, r,/ 1. a gold-mine.
AurTga, sc c.ff. 1- a charioteer, a

cartcr, a waggoner, a horsekecp-

cr, a groom, an equcrrv, a pilot,

a sign.

Aurigans, tis. pt driving a coach*
Aurigariuj, i- m. 2. a coach-driver.
Aungatin, dnis. /. a driving of a

coach.

Aurigatfirus, pt. about to drivc
Aungcr, crc, ciTim, adj. bcaring

gold. (riot, or cart.

.Vurigo, &<*. act. 1. to drive h clia-
Aurigor, ari. d- 1. to stcer, to rulc
AuripigDicntum t i.ft.2. auocAvtt ^.

and breathc. Auras & auraii, ii\\ U\c c^x oA ^oXv^ ^w^x^k,-» ^\W

hZ

AUS

AUT

axu

ment

Auris- is> /. 3. aii cnr, hearing-.

Auriscalpium.i.ft.2- an ear-picker.

Auritiilus, a, um. adj. loiifr-earcd.

Auritfts, a, uni.af//.havitijr largc,9r
long ciirs^icaring' wcll, Iisteniii;r.

Aurdra, jc./, 1. the morning», thc
timc JQBt bcfore sunriie.thc east.

Aurosus,a, um.full of £oId,gt>lden.

Aurfigo, Inis./. 3. thc jaundicc

Aunun, i. n. 2» poUi, any thin£
madcof gold, a ycllow color.(iii|*.

Auscultatio, cmis./. 3. a hearkcn-

Auscultator, oris. m. 3. a ILstener.

.Ausculto,as.ac/.l .to listen,to hcar-
ken,to obscrve, to mind, to obcy.

Ausim, sis,sit pl. ausint, verbura
defect, I durst be bold, 1 darc.

Auspcx, icis. m. 3. a diviner by
birds, a soothsaycr, a chief, oi
leading- peraon, a conductor, an
assistant,

AuspTcans, tis pt bcginning.

AuspTcatd, adv. by consulting thc
augurs, auspicioutly,fortunately.

AuspYcatuf, a, um. pt vcl adj. ior,
comp. isslmus, oup. fct apart by
soothsaycrs, auspicious, favora-
ble, fortunate, iucky, luckily be-
■gun. (lating to soothsaying".

AuspTcialis, e. a<\j. uscd in, or rc-

Auspfcium, i.n. 2.a consulting" tbe
soothsayers, an auspicc, a sign,
a token, a beginniiu?, an event,
fortune, conduct, raanagcmcnt,
■rulc, authority, will, plcasurc.

Auspfcor,ari.<7c/>. 1. to scck, ©r ga-
ther from omens or tokens,to be-
gin, to undcrtakc,to cntcr upon.

Auster,tri.ro.2. thc south wind,thc
south part of the workl, wind.

Austcr^, adv. austcrcly, sharply.

Austcritas, atis. /. 3. sustcrity,
harshncss, roughucss, sfcarpncss,
sleriincss, gravity, ruserte, dcep

AuMerus, a, um. adj. ior, cbmj>. clarc.

austcre, harsh, rough, sharp, Avulsio, 6nis./. J. a pk

sour, crabbcd, sad, jrrave, re- Avulsor, oris. m. 3. he u

«••rved, racy, dccp. np, oft', or away.

AustraJis, c adj. southern.(rainy.Avulsus, a, um. pt. pu

Austriiius, a, um. adj. southcrn, ©r off, torn ofT, slippc<

AuxUyubl m.with daring^or hazard. Avunculus,i. m 2. au un<

Ausum, si. n. 2. an attcinpt, an un-' cle by thc niothcr*s si

dertaking, ahardy cnterprise. | culus magiius,the jrran

AusGrus, a, um.pt. tliat will darc,; brother, CVc major, th

or attcinpt, to attcmpt. j grandmothcrN brothc

Ausus, a, um. />.', that hath darcd,Xvus, i. m. 2. a gTan

cominitted, or cntcrprised. { grandsirc, an ancestor

Aut, conj. or, or clsc, cithcr. >Auxi]iabundus, a, um /

Autem, conj. but, howcvcr, not-Auxilians,tis/>f.hclpinir

withstanding, ncvertheless, yea. Auxiliaris, c adj. auxil

nay, and, also, bcsidcs, truly, in- tant, subscrvient,

dced, on thc contrary, contrari-' hcaling-.

wisc, not beforc. Auxiliarius, a, um. ac

Authentjcii8,a, um. adj. authcnticJAuxiliator, dris. m. 3. a

Authcpsa, *./. 1. astcw-pan.
Author, oris. c. g. vide Auctor.
Authdritas,atis. /vide A uctoritas

Autogjaphum, l. n. one's handiAuxiliatus, us. m. 4. hc

assistant, an aider.
Auxiliatus, a, um. pt.
helpcd, or cured.

writinjr. (with one's own hand.
Autographus, a, um. adj. writtcn
Autdmaton, vel Aut6matum,in 2.

an engine thatgt>cs with aspring,

any picce of art that secms to

move of itsclf, a», x clock, a jack,

&c.
Automatus, a, um. adj. tliat which

g-oes witli a spring-, or scrcw,

seeming* to move itself.
Yutumnalis, e. adj. autumnal, of,

or belonjpng" to autumn.
Autumirtas, atis. /. 3. thc time of

aiitinnn, thc fall of the lcaf.
Autumno,as nettt. 1. to be autumn,
Autunuius, a, um. adj. autumnal.
Autumnus,i.;n 2. autumn, the time

Auxilior, ari. dep. 1. t«
assist, to aid, to be c
to do, or be good, to
cure, or hcal.

Auxllium, i. n 2. help,
aid, protcction,patron:
dy, rclief, casc, auxilis

AX.

AxTculus, i. m. 2. a litt

latch, lath, &c. a pin fo

Axilla, ae./. 1. thc annp

Axillaris, c. adj. of, oi

Axibma,atis. m.3. an axi

position,a gtneral rulc

Axis, is. m. 4. an axletn

wag-gt>n, or chariot, thc

ven.a cliinate, a canop

from thc sixtli day of Augiist to

the sixth day of Novcmber, the a bourd. or tablo, a bc
time of harvest and vinta^e. |Axitidsus,a,um.«f//.sooli
Autumo, as. act 1. tothink,tosup-Axungi:i, x.f. cart-whe
poae, to avouch, to affirm, to de4 fat.

BAC

BAL

BAIt

55

AZ. jBaccifer,a,um.ad/.bcaringberrics.

im.pl. iu 2.the feastofJBaccuIa, x./ l.dim.i smail berry.

Bacillum, i. ;». 2. a littlc staff, or
stick.

Baculum, i, n. & Baculus, i. m. 2.

a staif,a stick,a batoon,a sccptre

Badisso, a&. & B&dizo, as. neut. 1.

d brcad.

um. atij. unleavcned,

ccre, not putied up

BA.

Urj. strangc ! won
! goodly!

i, &, um. adj. formcd
olors. (nativitics.

a» \im.fidj. calculating

a washing-place.
Bxticus, a, um. aaj. brown tawnyJBalo, as. /t. 1. to bleat. (balm.
1. a bcrry, any smafi Bajulans, tis. /t/.carrying, bearing. Balsaminus, a, um. adj. madc ojf
irl. Bajulo, as- act. 1 . to carry, te bcar. Balsamum, i. n.2.balsam,balm,th*

itus, us. m. 4. a bache. Bajulus, i.m.2. a porter, a laborcr. trce,and juice that drops from it
:e, or standing. (arts. Balxna,z./l.a whale, a grampus. Baltcttlus, i. m. a small belt,
is, i m. 2.a bachelorof Balanatus, a, um. aaj. anointedjBalteum, i. n« & Balteus, i. m, a

/la bay trce,a laurci.
um, atlj. of pcarl, sct,
. witk pcarl. Monile
l pearl-nccklace, Virg.

cl against fascination,
e, clown's spikenard.
adv. with rcvelry.
nis,/ 3. a debauch.
i.um^.raving, ragirig,
out in a rage, dauced,
r distractedly.
a,um. adj. of Bacchus.

Balnearius,a,um.a<(f. belongim| to
baths. Balnearii fures, pilfenng
rogues, who stole away peoplc's
clothes in the baths, Catull.

Balneator, 6ris. m. 3. the master
of a bath, the keeper of a bag-
nio, a scrvant attending a batK,

or bagnio.

(of a bath.

to go, to walk, to pace, to amblc.
Badius, a, um- a({j. brown, bay,

8orrcl.
Bxticatus, a, um. ailj. wearingiBalncum, i. n. 2. a bath,abagnio»

brown, or dark-colored cloth. L * *

Balncatrix, icis, / 3. the mntreas
Balnc61um, i. n. 2. a little bath.

with thc oil of ben, madc ofl belt, a girdle. (dusft,

whalebone. (bcii.jBalux, ucis./ 3. gold-ore, gold-

Balaninus, a, um, adj. madc of
B&lans, tis. pt. bleating.

1. a priestess of Bac- Balanus, i. d. g. 2. an acora, adate,

a chcsnut,a kind of shellnsh, bcn.
Balatro, dnis-/ 3. a pitiful fellow.
Balatus, us. m. 4. a bleating.
Balaubtium, i. n. 2. the flower of

a pomegranate-trec

lrtcsan, a strumpet

lus*a, um.a<#.revelling

alis. n. 3. the place

feasts of Bacchus werc

l,the fcast itself, a mad

lara, a bawdy-house.

upe. raging, mad.

1 Baccar,aris, n. 3. &

s./.3.an herb thought Balbfities, ei./5. a stammering.

i — :— * *—:_*:_ Balbutio, Ire, Ivi. n«i*.4. to stutter,

to stammer, to lisp, to babblc
Balmeum, i. n. 2. a bath, bagneo,
Balidlus, a, um. (u^-tawny. (strew

Bambacinus, a,um, adj. of cotton.

Bambacion,i.».2.cotton, bombaat.

Bambalio, Snis. m. 3. a stammerer.

Bancus, i. m, 2. abank, a bench, a
seat, ortable. Bancusrcg^us, the
King^s Bcnch- Bancus comnui-
nis, the Common Pleas.

Baphiarius, i, iq. % a dief#

Balbc, adv lispingljr- (lisping.baptisina, alis. n- 3. baptism.
Balbus, a, um. adj. stammering, Baptismus, i. m. 2. baptiim.
Balbutiens, tis. pt. stammering. Baptista, x. m. 1- a baptizer, Johci

the Baptist, ao called emphati-
callv. (bath.

BaptistSrium, i- n. 2. a font, a
Baptizo, as acu 1> to baptizc

-, -, ^.«.w.-j . v „„ w„..Barathrum, i. n. 2. a gulf, a deep

Balista, x./ 1. a warlike cnginc pit, a deep place, hcll, the bcl-
uscd to throw stoncs, &ca shngj lv, ov pauncn, a glutton, a wasU^
a cross-bow. I ful harlot

Baliatarium, i. n- thc place whcre|Barba, x. / 1. a beard, a claw.

BarbSrO, adv. barbarously, cruel-

. m. a foot in verse of thc balista was mounted, a slingJ

indtwo longsyllables; Balius, a, um. aaj. tawny, black.

Balneae,arum,/>/./ lpublic baths.
. dep. 1. to rcvel, to ri- Balnearis, c adj. of, or for a bath.
, to rage, to swagfer, Balncarium, i. a. 2. a placc whcrtRaT&na^«.{\^

i bath, or fitcw ia kept \ try »\>M^»V|v«vJ*l» v-s ' Jk w

ly, rudely, clownishlv, unintclli-
gibly, unusually, in anothcr
tongue, not Grcek.

/

s*

BAK

BAT

BEL

unpoIiteneii,rudencss,rusticity.Baro, dnis. m. 3. a blockhead, a, battlc betwccn the frogs
Barbaricus, a, um. adj. pcrtainingj fcol, a sot, a common soldicr, a Bntucns, tis. pt. fencing. (i
to t or coming from barbarous' man, or husband, a baron. jBntuo, fere, ni, utum. act. '<

pcople, barbarian, foreign, rich, Bardnia, x.f. 1. thc fee of a baron.| beat, or battcr, to fight, to f<
aavajpc, unpolislted, wild, mcan. Barritus, iis. m. 4. tlic brayinff ofl to fence with foils, to bind \
Bai banca sylva, whcre trees an elcphant,a great shout befort jBatuor, i, utus. pa*s. to be bei

■grow as it wcre wild and out of battlc. (tooth.

order, all sorts togethcr. Barba-iBamis, i. m. 2, an elcphant, or his
ricumaumm, brought from Bar-Basaltcs ae. m. 1. a kind ofmarble
bary, 1. 1. Troy. Barbarica pavi- Bascauda, x.f 1 a baskct.
meuta, floora made of liies, hme, Busiandus, a, wm.pt. tobe kissed.
aud rubbish. Barbarica BUpeJIcx,;Basiatio, dnis./ 3. akissing
mean furniture- Barbaricse ves-jBasiator, 6ris-m.3 oncthatkisscth.
tes, embroidcrcd garmcnts. Bar- Basiatus, a, um. pt. kissed.

Batus, i. m. 2. a bath, an Ilel
measure of liquid thinjrs,coi!
ing seventy-two sextaries. (
Baubor, Sri. dep. 1. to bark £
Baxea*x/la shoe with a wo
solc, a clog, a pattcn, a alipp

BD.

barici mores, savage, manncrs
Barbaries. ci. / 5. barbarity, cru-

barism, rudcncss, roughness.
Barbarismus, i. m. 2. a barbarism.
Barbarus, a, um. aaj lor.comp. bar-

Bhsilica, x. / 1. atown-hall, or Bdellium^ n 2 a black treein

court of justicc, a statc-house,

elty, a barbarous people. a bar- a piazza, an exchangc, a large

gullcry to walk in, a cathcdral, a
inother-church, a grcat vein in
the arm.

bia, the gum of tlie same tit
a fragnant scent, and bitter t

BE.

barous, crucl, savagcwild, rudc,Basilicc, adv. royally, princely,
unpolishcd, clowmsh, foolish,] riclily, splcndidly, uttcrly. Ba-
simplc, unmteUigiblc, forcign- silicc viverc, to livc likc aprincc,

Barbata, %./ 1. the osprcy-cagle. Flnut.

Barbatulus, a, um. adj. having aBasihcon,i. ?i. 2. aprinccly robc, a
little bcard, or newly trimmcd. I finc walnut, asa1ve,an ointmcnt

Barbatus, a,um. ai\j. bcarded,Fsim-.Bastlicus, a, um. adj. princcly,
ple, silly, doting, oldfashioncd. royal, noble, stately, dainty.

Bcate, adv. happily, blcsft
prospcrously, well, honestlj
Beatifico, as. act.l. tobIess.{
Bcafif icus.a,um. adj beatificj
Beatitas, atis /. 3. happinea
Beatitudo, iius. / 3. beatit
fclicity, liappiness. (ha

Bcatiilus, a, um, aqj. somei
Bcatus, a, um. pt. vcl aaj.

Ir.^

Ba*io, as. act. 1. to kiss. (atricc.
Basis, is. f. 3. a b.ase, a bottom, a

foundation, a pedestal, a piilar.
Basium, i n. 2. a kiss, or buss.
Bassaris, Idis./ 3. a priestcss of

Bacchus

Barbiger,a,umaf(/.havingabcard.JBasiIiscus,im 2 a basilisk, a cock-| comp isslmus, snp happy, b

ed, joyful, rich, fruitfuJ, com
matc, pcrfcct.

Bellans, tis. />/. warring, figh

Bellaria, orum. pl n. 2. n

mcats, dainties, junkets, thc

scrt, tlic choiccr sort of wini

Bcllator, oris m. 3. a warrk

bruiser, a chcssman.

Bcllatorius, a, um adj. pertai

to war, or warriors,wartike.(i

Bellutrix, Icis / 3 a warlike

Iiellatrix, Icis aaj. warlike,h

Bellatulus, a, um adj. pretty

Bellatur, imp. war is carriedc

Bell~iturus,a, um pt. about to

Bcllax, acis. adj. warlike, fiei

Barbitos, i. c g. Barbitus, i. m. &

Barbhon, i. iu a lutc, a harp, a
bass-viol-

Barbo, onis. m* 3- a barbel.

Barbnia, x./ 1, dim a littlc beard.

Bardalcus,^ Bardiacus, a, um. atfy.

«Irestlike Gauls. Banhucus ju-|Bastcrna, x./ 1. a close Uttcr,
<lcx, a judge-ndvocate. Barclai- chair, vr sedan drawn by beasts
cus evocatus, an old bcaten sol- Bat, inteij. tush ! pshaw ! hush !
dier- (*ong Batillurn, i. ?i & Batilhis, i. m. 2.

BanHtus, us m. 4. an old bard's
Banlbciicullus, i. m. 2. a cloak

witli a hood to it, a Frcnch cloak.
Bardus^,um.a<(f.iieavy, slow, dull.
Bardus, i. m. 2. a British bard, a

poct amongst the old Gauls.
«wj rdOmS-3. *bif, a barft.

a fiiv-shovcl, an inccnsc-pan, a

chaHng dish, a paddte staff, a

lig-ht wooden shovel, or spadc.

BatiHus cubicularius, a warming

pan.

Bltis,fdis / 3 a skate, samphirc.
Batrachdmyomachia, «./. 1. the BeUe, adv. issim^ *up. pm

BEL

BEN

BIB

ao

Jy, conveniantly dain-jBene 4 , adv. mclius, comp> optime,

tup. well, rightly, wondcrfully,
happily, luckily, prospcrously,
pretty, vcry. Benc* mihi, beiie
vobis, bcnc amicx mex, a good
healthto, &c. Ptavt.
Benedicc,u Jr courtcouslv,kindlv
Bentdlco, cere, ixi, ictum act. 3.

i the war abraad

•hj. ius, comp. issime,

irlike manner

,um. a^.ior, comp. is-

warlike, valiant, mar

war, spcnt in war.

.2.thesoundofatrum- to bless, to praisc, to commcnd,

Jfor a battJe,an alarm
[D.actf.warlike. Equus
war-liorse. Navis bel-
of war, Proper. (war.
tiatlj warlikc, making
im, adj. warlike,mar-
;ii»j to war.

tii, pt. making, or\
1 war.

, imper*. war is made
ellum. gero], ire act
war, to cafry on war.
te.udj mighty in war,
werful. (to combat

to applaud, to spcak wcll of, to tcous, indulgent, fond, bountiful,

consecrate.

Benedlcor, ci. paso. to bc blcssed Beo,as.ocf.l. to bless,to inake im-

to war, towage war,

BSnedictio, 6nis./ 3. a blessing.
Bencdictum, i. n. 2. a good say-

ing, good language, a blcssing.
jBtffffacio, cere, fcci, factum. a.

3. to do well, to do a good tum,

to bcnefit, to be scrviceablc to.
Bencfactum, i. n. 2. a good dccd,

a bcnefit, a favor.
BSncffce, adv. liberally, kindly.
Bcneftcentia, sc./ 1. bcncficcnce,

tlie doing of a favor, or kindness.

ifp.l.to fight.

. a beast,a grcat bcast,

Bdneficentior, us. comp. &.

Bencficcntissimus, a, um. tup.
vid Beneficus.
utc, a bcastly pcrson. Beneficiarius, a, um. adj. bene-
adj. beastly, brutish. ficial. Fundus bcneficiarius, a
, ura. atfy. wrought fee-farm, or copyhold-estatc.
^ircs of beasts. Beneticiarius. i. m. 2. a pcrson o

uro. adj. of, or be- bliged, one promoted,or cxcused
i beast, beastly, mon-| from service in war, a pensioner.

(ncatJBeneficium, i. n. 2. a ocnefit, a
mfl^'.pretty, spruccj good turn, a kindncss, a favor,
. 2. war» thestate.ofj an obligation, immunity, pro-
me of war, warfare,' motion, a bencficc.
Lttle, anengageinent,B&neficus,a, um. a/#,entior, comp.

I entissimus, rup. bcncficent, libc-
um. aaj. fidl of mon- ral,bountiful,kind,apttodogood.
ures, fnghtful,bnital. Bhitfio, is n.p. 3. to be well donc.
adj. ior, comp. isstmusBenev&le, adv. friendly, kindly.
inc,chanxung,spruce,Benev6lcns,tis. adv- ior, comp. issi-
, nice, delicious, cora- mus, sup. bencvolcnt, friendly,
lrteoua, conversant. J kind.

*. 3. the trumpet-fish. Bcnevolentia, se./l.benevo T cnce,
> greM Mik stoae. | go^-wi&kvor^kJndaotf^ototy.

Bene\6luft,a,um.a<(/wel]-wishing,

friendly .kind,affectionatc, loving
BfcnigncjaoV. kindlv, favorably, li-

bcrally,frecly,rcaJily,graciously.
BenignitaS} Stis./. 3. benignity,

kindncss, goodness, bounty, li-

bcrality.
Benignus,a, um. adj. ror, comp. is-

siraus, tup. kind, favorable, cour-

plcntiful, fruitful, fortunate.

mortal,to make happy,or glad,to
do onc good,to obligc Bcarc sc,
to indulgc,©/- enjoy himsclf. Hor.

Beryllus, i. m. 2. a bcryl, a preci-
ous stonc of a faint grcen color,
a ringsctthercwitli,acup adorri-
ed with this stonc set thcrein.

Bes, bcssis, & Bcssis, bcssis. m.
3. 8 ounces, i. e. two-thirds of
the a», or pound, or perhaps of
any othcr thing; amensurc hokl-
ing 8 cyathi, or two-thirds of a
pint. Usura ex bcssc, thc g&in
of cight in tlic hundrcd. (inchep.

Bcssalis, e. adj. of 8 ounccs or

Bcstia, xf.1.9. bcast, a wild bcast,
a fiercc bcast, any creaturc.

Bestinrius, i. m. onc that fought
with beasts at public sbows.

Bcstiarius, a, um, adj. of, or be-
lon^ing to beasts. (vermin.,

Bestidla, x.f. 1. a littlo beast,

Beta, x. /. 1. bcet, the second lct-
ter of the (ircek alphabct, but
undeclincd.

BStizo, as.acf.l. to flaglikc bcets.

Hetdnica, *./. 1. bctony. (tivc.

lietula, & BCtulla, x. f a birch-

Bctulus^ i. m. 2. a whitish stonc.

BI.

Biaeon, i. n. 2. a kind of wine de-
vised for thc sakc of healtli.

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BRA

BUC

BUC

frugem, to becomc a ncw man, a horsc's forcfoot, a bougb, a Bronchocele, cs. /. 3. a si

Ter. Bono modo. after a sort, in tendril, a forked stake, a linc, or, in thc throat like a ruptur

some mcasurc, Cic (singyor cclio. work. I.cvi, vcl xnolli brachio, Brontiu, x.f l.thethundci

Boo, as. ?*. 1. to low, to roar, to superficially, Cic [speech.Bruma, sc/. 1. thc shortc

Bo5tes, ae. & is. m. a star. Brachylbgia, x t f shorcncss of mid-winter, the winter-*

Bbrculis, e. aaj. northern. Bractea, x,/ 1 a thin leaf, or plate" wintcr.

Bbreas, x. m. 1. the north-wind. ; of gold, silvcr, &c. tinscl, aspan-Brumaiia, um. pl. n. 3. fc

BbrSas, a, um. aaj. northern. I gle, a chip, a wcathercock. ; Bacchurf kcpt twice a vea

Juos, bbvis. c.g. 3. an ox, a bull. aBracteatus T a,um,a.7/covered with on the last day of Fcbiu

cow, a heifer, money stamped< tliin piatcs, or lcavcs of any me the cnd of the wintcr, ;

witb an ox upon it, a large fish. 1 , tal,plated,g1iUcrin£.shg-ht, [g-old. the fifteenth day of Augu

Bos luca, an elcphant. Ptin. BosBractebla, «r, / 1. a small leaf of fore wintcr.

mortuus,a whip. Plaut. iBranchiae, arum, pl. f 1 gills of Brumalis, e. *w//.wintcr-lik

Btitanicus, a, um. adj. botanical^Brasstca, sc,/ acabbag-c [iish. Brutmni,vcl Brutiarii, 5mn

pertaining to hcrhs. [Breve, adv. for a shor* time. . 2. scrvilc officers to ma^u

Bot&nisinus, i. m. 2. a wecdiiur. Brcvl, aih-. shortly, in a a shortBriltus, a, um. tuij. brutish

BbteHus, i. m. 2. a small sausugc. -time, soon, bricfly, inshort, ina tional, insensiblc, scnseles:

Bbtrus, i. m. a bunch of grapcs. ■ few words. j insignificant.

Botryo, onis. m. a bunch of pre-Brevia, mn, pl. n. 3 fords, shallowi Brydnia,x./. l.briony, wil<

served grapes. placcs, flats, ^helvcs, sands.

Bbtulariufl, i.m.2. a sausage-makerBreviarium, i. n. 2. a breviary a,
Bbtulus, i. m. a sausage, hog's short drau^ht, an abstract, an;

BU.

pudding-.

abridfrment, a brief, a rcgistcr, aj falo.

Bubalus, i. m. 2. a wild ox,

(1

Buhilc, is. u. 3. an ox-stall,
Bilbo, onis. d. if.3* an owl, s

Bbvans, tis.ac//.bellowing,roaring. mass-book.
Bbvile, is. n. 3. an ox-stall, cow-Brcviculus, a, mn. adj. vcryshort
housc. Brevilbqucns, tis. adj bricf, short- Buhula, *./. 1. becf. (

Bbvlnatio, dnis./ 3. acaviHing*. Brevilbcjuentia, x./.l.ashortway.,Iinl)ulci't.or, iiri. <&•/>• 1. t<
Bbvinus,a,um.ac//.of an ox,"r cow.j of spcaking^conciscncss, brcvity.iBiibulcus, i. m. 2. a hcrdsms

iBrcvio,as,rt.l.to*bridg^,toshorten.'BFibulo, ad.n.l.to hootlikca

""• 'Brevior, ari, pass, to be shortened- Hiibulus, a, um. adj. of an o

Brabeuta, vcl Brabeutes, x. nu l.Brevis, c adj. ior, comp, issimus,. or cow. ('arobuhula, becf

he who grvcs thc prize at games, tup. short, rompendious, bricf,; um bubulum, a huirs lfidc

Bucca, -x.f l.the chcck, tl
low pait of thc chcck, a

a judge of contcsts. concisc, small, little, narrow.

Brabyla, drum. pl. n. 2. damas- Ad brevc, a littlc while, Suet.

ccncs, plums, pnincs. Brcvitas, itis. / 3. brevity, short- pct Uuod in buccam v

Bracca, vcl Braca, x.f. l.brecch- ness, concisencss, lowncss. scrihito, writc whatevcr

cs, slops, bn)|rues, thick cloaks,Breviter, ad-\ ius, comj). iestme, next. C:c.

thick coarsc clothes. Lax* brac- &yp. bricfly, shortly, to bc short,|Buccea, x./. 1. ainorscl,ar

cjc, trousers. (brccchcs.: in fine. [presscd gTapcs. Buccina, x./.l. a trumpet,s

Buccinator, bvis.w. 3. a tr
t.cr, a publlshcr, proclaiu
settcr forth.

Braccatus a. um. adj. wcaring.Bfisa, ac/. l.ahimpoftroddcn, ov
Brachiale, is. ;i. 3. a bracclct. JBritunnica, x.f 1. spoonwort.
Brachialts, e. adj. of the arm. iBrochitas, atis,/ 3- crookcdr.ess.
Brachiatus, a, um. adj. havinjriBrbchus, a, um. adj. blubberlip- Buccinatuin, cst, imfwrs. tb
anns«r!)ranchcs,branciicd> [ariii.* ped, crookcd andsliarp. Brochi- is givcn by sound of horn.

Bucctiio,as. n. 1. to souJid a
oats. Buccinum^. tL 2.a trumpet

Brachiolum, i. n. 2. dim. a littlc' dentes, g-ag-tccth.
MrScbjum, i. /t. 2. anann, aclawjBrbmos. i. /. oats. wild oj

BUL

BYS

CAC

59

nis. m. 3 onc widcroouth- latx nujrx, swelling lincs, loflyiByssos, i./ 2. a finc fl
(a bcaver, or murrion. words without scnse, cinty ex- Byturos.i.ro.2.a Campa

e./.l tlim. alittlc chcek,
itus, a, um. adj. full-

:1. (P*<*

atis n. 3. the herb fonu-
x. / 1. a herd of cattle.

a, um. atij. of, or bclonjr- Bullo. as. n. 1. to bubblc, to scal,

leasts, horncd. Armcnta
berds of oxcn, or kinc,
i, i. n. 2. a pasturc. ( Or
b.m.1. a butchcr,one who
A with ox-hidc whips.
, erum. pi.n.2. pastorul

s^im-adj. pcrtaininjrto
>r hcrdsmcn, pustoral.

pres&ions. Per. Bullatus doctor.

adoctor by diploma.
Bulliens, tis. /ri.boiling, bubblingv
BulliOi ire, ivi, itum. act. hneitt.

4- to boil, to secth, to bubblc.

Bullula, x./.l.a little bubblc, stud,
or p ish.

BQmastus, i. m. 2. a largc grape.
Bunu;c/.l.a ploii£htail,or haiidlc.
Uuris,is. / in acc. burim. srr Bura.
Hum, x./l. un ox-h;dc, a towcr

finc flax or linen.
niunwoman

CA.

(iXbala, vcl potius Cabbala, x.
Jf 1. oral tradition compiled
into a body in thc Talmud; a sci-
cncc practised by thc morc mo-
dern Jcws, in discovcrinjf mys-
teries and expositions from the
numbcrs, that lctters of worcls
make.
Cabalista, x. m. :i cabalist. (tical.
Cahalisticus, a, um. adj. cabalis-
at Carthage, an exchangc forCahrJlinus, a, um. adj.'of ahorsc.

Cahalliirt, i. m. 2. a horsc, a jade.
a millhorse, a packhorsc, a,
druughthorsc, a vicious horsc, a
snatclicr, or| war.horse.

fimcralCahuK.i.m. 2.thc cabc, anllebrew
liquid mcasurv,containin{r about

Bustuarius, a,um. ar{/.about tombs thrcr pints and u half. (tridg-c.
or graves. Bustuaria incccha, aCacaho, as. n. 1. to cry like a par-

mcrchants, a pursc. Bursa pasto-
ris, the hcrb shephcrd'K pursc

/l.ayoungcW.ahoifcr. Bustfrapus, i. m. 2. a robbcr of

i. m. 2 a yoiiiig ox, a bul- tombs, or graves, a

s. m. 3. a" toad. (lock. stealer of victuals at

*, i. m. 2. borajrc, ox- fcasts.

ia,a,um. &. (tonguc.

i, a, um adj. bulbous, full

beadslikc an onion. (on

m.a bulbous root, an oni-

/ 3. a council of state.

x. m. a common-council

lenator, an adviscr.

ion, i. ». 2. a town hall, a

tiousc.

, i, m. & Bulimia, x. f.

iablc hungcr, a grcedy

e.

/ 1. a bubble of water, a

iead of a nail, a stub,

dcad bodios wcre burnt, a tomb,
a sepulchre

Cricephuton, l. n.2. a harsh soimd.
Cuchcctcsyvel a,x. m. & C:»chectT-

Butco,dnis m.3.a buzzard, a hawk.! cus.i. m. one of an ill consitution.
Iluthysw, x./ l.a sacrifice of ox-jCachcxia,x : /.l.abad habitof hody

Btityrum, i, n. 2. buttcr. (en.
Buxea,x./l.a table of box-wood
Buxetum, i. n. 2. a place sct with
box-trees.(ofapale-yeUowcolor.|Cachinno , dnis,
Buxcus,a,um. a<(/'.of box,like box,l l.ni^hcr.

Cachiiuutio,dniB/3. a loud laugn-
tcr.

Cachinno, as. art.l. to laugh loud.

m. 3. a jpvnt
(loud.

i oniamcnt worn roundiBuxrfer, a, um. adj. bcaring; box.[cacliinnor, ari. dcp %
k, or atthc brcast of cliil-
II thcy were seventeen
d,and then hungup tothc

1. to

Buxosus, a, um. aaj. full of box. (Cachinnus, i, m. .>. a loud laugii,
Buxum, i. n. 2. box, a pipe of box.| lauphtcrin derision, or scom.
Buxus, i./ 2 box.ti-ce, box-wood, Caclda, x.f may-wccd, bad c:»-

>ld gods, a seal7a*pope's a trumpct, flutc, or pipe of box,l momilc.

tis, pt. bubblinp. (bull. with two rows of holes, a top,lCaco, as. act.

6nis./ 3. bujbling.
a, um. adj. decked witJi
ain, empty. Ifullatushx-
lild in his coats, a young
nn under acrentee». Bul-

comb, &c. made of box-wood.

BY.

Byrsa, x./ 1. tee Bursa.
Bysslnus, a, umtoo>'«made of Uwn.

1. to po to stool,
Durum cacare,to bc hard bound,
Mart.

Cacochymia, x.f 1. ill di^estion.

Cacbchymus, a, um. adj % caus)s^«
bad, or vm^v\\ax ^^caw;

CAD

CJED

CMB.

CacSdzmon, bnis. m. 3. an evil falling, or trickling down, rrail,j caedere, to talk togethcr, T!
spirit, a devil. fading,ufecrtain,vain t ruinous,pe- Czdor,i,czsus, paoo. to bc bei

rifihable, fallcn, slain, escheatcd. Czduus_ a, uui. adj. used t
Cadurcum, i. n. 2. a white blank- ioppcd.
et, a quilt, a shect, a bcd, a vcs- Czfamcn» inis. n.3. an engra

Cacoethes,is.n.3. a bad custom, or

habit, a boil, an ulcer, a cancer.

Cacozeua,z/3.afTccted imitation

-.. -i__ T — r» nv_*-._ ^i

Cacozelus, 1. m. 2. an aflecter of sclto draw water with, a horse

new words, a scurvy imitator
Cactos, i./ 2. an artichoke.
Cacula, z. m. 1. a soldiert boy
CacGmcn, inis. n. 3. atop,a peak,

•r aharp cnd, perfection.
Cacumtnatus, a, um. pt- poiutcd.
CScumino, as. a. 1. to sharpen, to

wakc pointcd.

Cadaver, eris. n. o. a carcase, a a wind bringing rain.

« « i j _,__ • __j* _. _— ■ _ •■

turning the whccl. Cadurcz fas- story engraved, a device.

cisc, bedclothes. Czlator, oris. m. 3. ai\ engri

Cadus, i. m. 2. a cask, a measure or carver.

about eighteen gallons, winc Czlatura,z/ 1. tlie skill, ort

Cadus salsamentarius, a powdcr- cngraving, or rather embo*

ing-t ub, Plin. (duced. engraving itsclf, or cmbostii

Cxcatus, a, um- pt. blinded, se- Czlatus, a, um. pt engraved,*

Czcias, z. m. l.a north-east wind, ed, adonicd, composed, iral

dead body, the ruins of towns.
Cadaverosus, a, um. a*{j. likc

dead carcase, ghastly, wan-
Cadcns, tis. pt. falling, running ( Czcitas, atis. /. 3. blindness.

down, sctting, dying, decciving,

failing, tcrminating, uttcrcd,

spoken

CzcTeenus, a» ura. adj. born blind. ed,lonelv,8olitar>,standing-J
Czcilia, z. /. 1. a slow-worm, a Czlebs, ibis. c.g-3. asingk
| blmd-worra. unmarried pcrson* a bachek

~ Czcitas, atis. /. 3. blindness. widower, a widow.

Czcitfkdo, tnis./- 3 . blindness. Czlestis,c.a<(/.heavcidy,ofhei
Czco, aa» act. l.to blind. to dazzlc. Czlia, z./ 1. mura.

Czcor, ari. pai$. to be blinded, to
Cadivus,a,um. at\j. that falleth of be disappointed,to becorrupted.

• f £* « « J • * 1 i* _1 _~l __. » • ■ _. 1_ 1 • J

itseif. Voma cadiva, windfails.

Cadmia, z./ 1. brass ore,

Cado, dere, cecidi, casum. n. 3. to

fall, or run down, to fall out, to be

•hed^to cnd,todic,toset,todrop,

to faultcr, to abate, to decrease,

to miscarry,to fai1,to apply,to be-

long, to bc derivcd. Cadcre cau-

aa, in judicio, Cic. formula, Quint.

to be cast in law, to lose a suit

Incassum cadere, to come to no-

thing, Piaut

CadQceator, dris. m. 3. a herald.

or ctching in mctal, a ftgur

Czlebs, ibis. adj. singlc, unn

Czcus,a, um. aaj. ior, comp. blind,

dark, obscurc, ambiguous, se- of beaven, a god.

crct, hidden, unsccn, confused»
jumbled, uncertain, ignorant,
rash, hasty, precipitate. Kme dic

czcd olivum, id vcndito oeulata of heaven, gods, Aa]). C*I-

regnis pulsus, Ov. Fait. a\
sing 1 . Czles, itis. cujus abl
ap. eundem.

die, buy on trust, and sell for
rcady money ,Plaitt. Ensis czcus,
a sword that strikcth at all ad-

ventures, Stat. Ramus czcus. a Czlo, as. act. l.to chase, f
fruitless branch, I'Hn. Fluctus boss, to raise figurcs, to d
czcus, a suddcn wave, IJv. or cngravc.

(/zdendus,a, um. pt. to bc beaten. Czlum, i. n. pf. czli, drum. s

heaven,the rirmament^flr skg

air, thc wcather, a clhnate,

gxwls. (i

Czlum, i. n. 2. Stot. a gri

ing down. CzmcntHius, a, um- adj. r*

Czdo, dere, cScTdi, czsum. a€t. 3. rugjred, roughcast.

to beat, to knock, to whip, toCzmcntum, f n. cement, nw

chastise, to cut off, or down, to clay, rubbish, a wall.

lop, to kill, to slay,to sacrifice, to Czpie, is.n.8c Czpa, z./ ancn

CadQous, a, ma, *$. ro»dy jo <W2>( coBri*^tmt dbrros^emvms^^Mfe, vel GiakMid iy»

CadQceum, i n & Caduccus, i. m Czilens, tis. part. beating (or cut.

2. a stalf, ©r whitc waml, which Czdcs, is. / 3. slaughtcr, murder,

heralds, or ambassadors carricd, massacro, destruction, liavoc.

Whenthey wenttotreatofpcace; death, blood, acutting, erfell-

a rod, or staif, witli two snakes

twisted about it; Mcrcur> 's wand.
CadQcifer, l.m. 2 Mercury, so call-

ed from his caduceus. (windfall.
CftdAcum, i. n. 2. an escheat,

Cjcirbatus, us. m. 4. celibac

single life, widowhood.
Czlicdia, z. c.g. 1. an inhabi

(hes

Czlifcr, era, um. adj. uphold
Czlipotens, tis. at\j. heavenif
Czlites, nm. pl. m. 3. inbabrt

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nonr, religion, holinesa,

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satus, *» um- adj. dicd bluc

Cstti.-rftqtii, vcl Cxtcrftquln. adv'\ scrvant.

othcrwisc, in othcr things. or rc-
djK-ct*, brsi.lcs tiiis.

C;iUltus, a, um.pt- Calata comitia,
racctinps of thc high-pricsts.

s jin,i.vi. 2. ultramarin;-..sand Cxtcrum, adv but hcnccforward,!Calcandus,a um />f« to bc troddcn
L in jjold and silver ore. in all other rospccts. Calcancum,i. n Jk Calcancus, i. m

rus, a, uni- attj. bluc, azurc.
>lored-{rTeen,wan.pair (bhic
is. a, um. a#(f skycolorcd-
aius, a, uui. a((/'. bushy.
jy. (hair.

es, Si. /*. 5. hair, a licad ot

, atlv. with the edgv, witb

right blows. or short cla>t»-|CaUmistrutus, a, um. pt. crispcd.jCalcatus, a, mn./rf. trodden.tram-

ftni»-/ 3. a pruning, a iop-
s, a, um arf». cut. jagjfcd.
^a,iim.a'4»/.grey, skycolored.
bnis. m. ' a child cut, or rip-
Mit oi iu mothcrs bellv.
% Ttia. m. . a turf, a sod.
tiui^t uin. aW/.made of turfs-
m, i, »• 2- an insrrument to
Wory witii, a picrccr,
ile-

■,&■- m 4. a kind of j»lovc u-
n boxiiu?,a wtiirlhat a club,a
oflcatiicr with lcaden plum-
rastcncd to it ; a thin platc
•n used to dclcs.dthe arra
a, m./. 1- a cut. a gash, or
on, an intrailiiuc orcarving,
ire in p.ietry, whcn a shori
>lo at the cnd of a word,
the beginnins; of a font, is
long : aUo when a syllablt-
: after a completc ibot.
ua, a, um. pt. anout to cut-
a, um.pt. beaten, cut, cut
- down, cut in pieces, Lill
ain, shmghtcrcd, sanrificed.
k Carterus, era, erum. a<lj.
rto sunt dubue fidci ; thc
the other. Caetcra, vel ad
a, in othcr respects. (forth-
i, adf fiirtherrooro.hence-
*. «oV. howbfft, aftcrward*.

C 'I.iuuHtro, as. act. 1. to curl thc

C-damistrum.i. n. 2. a crispinjr-pin,

a curliinr-iron. " * ' * '"'

Calamariu8,a, um. adj. pcrtaining
to pcns. Thcca calamaria, a pcn
case.

the heel.

Calcans, tis. pt. trcading* upon.
Caicar, aris n. 2. 0. aspur. (lime.
CaHminaris lapis, a stone uscd Calcilrius,a,um. adj. pertaininfr to
in the composition of brass. Calcarius. i m. 2 a lime-bumcr.
Calnmintha, x.f 1- & CalamintlicJCalcatiira.se/ 1. a treading.(upou

cs./. '.calamint, wild pcnny royal.jCalcaturus a,uin /rtabout to tread

i
curlcd' (hair. plcd upon, brokcn, dcspiscd.

Calcatus, us m 4 a treading-.(sock.
('alceamcn. inis. ;i. :>. a shoc, or

i w

Calainistrisinu-Calccamentum, i. n. 2. a shoc.

Calccaiidus, ^ um. pt. to bc shod.

r*lccurium,i n- 2. a place to kecp

shocs in an allowancc for shoes.

rcrc, to sct oft' with words. Civ.
'.'ilumitas. atis/. 3. calamity,mis-

fortunc, trouble, miscarriagc, da-

ina^c, iiijury, miscliicf, havoc- !calce:1tusa, um.pt. ahod.
C -iHmftf*. cs. m. ii. a gTcon froft*. 'Calceatus. us m 4. a bcing shod,
'J:\Hnutosc, adv. miscrably, 1 or having slioos on.

urctchedlv. " ICalceo. vcl Calcin. as act. 1. to

; !^Hnut0sus, a, um. adj. r:>r. cot,tp. uut o:i shocs. to shoc.

issimus, utp. calamitous, miscra-Calceor,ari.j&n«f*. lo bc shod.

ble, wrctch'*d, huriful, mischiev-Calccolirius,i m 2. a sliocmakcr.

ous.injurcd, cast down, dcstroy- Calccohis.i.iu.2 tlim. a littlc shoc

cd. " ICalceii», i- m 2- a thoe., apattcn,

Calamus. i. m. 2. a recd, a canc,' any thimrwornon thc foot. Mu-

a swcct canc, aitraw, «rstalk of- tr-.n* calccos. t<» be madca scna-

corn, a pipe, a quill, o,- pcn, an 1 tor iW tlu-y worc a ]si*culiar shoe

aiTow,orshafl, a^raft, or cion, a ; wi»h :i halt mo:>'u Ctr. Crit pc-

limc-twi^,an anglmg^-rod a «tyle,- «U-m (ralcciu, niv shoc wnnps

a way. or mannerof writing. \ mo, »»■ I a"» in <iio sh-u- liiaki-r**

:alaniica. Calautica, h. Cacantiraj fci^ck*, Wr-

x.f.l. a coif,a hood,»r krrchcifCah-itraiui us vt 4 akickin;;.

for a wouian down to the ■iioiii-Ctdcitro. a*. "■ l to kick, s;uini

< lalastcr, tri. m. 2-a finc bo}'.(ders-

winre, or flin^. V.Jjbonih to ivs

':ahthiscus,i m. 2 a little haskct. fusc (ini^ Ik-:h1.

;ahthus, i. m 2. a ba>kel, a ham- Calcitio, 6«iis. *i a lil-k^r, a wi n--
per, a pannier, acup.aveMScl^o^Calcitrob.is, a-um w!j. kickintj

pan for milk, a cheesc-vat.
Ualatio. dnis. /. '6. a calling.

backward, strikiii n s or flingiii^
oftcn.

Caiator, aris. m, an apparitor. aCalco. as. avt. 1. to trcad, to trcail
summoucr, a crier, x baUiff, a uiidcrfocA, V> vtwm^ft >x\wvn* N»
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kick, or spurn, to trinmph over,

1o contemn, or despisc. JEquor

calcarc, to walk 011 thc sea, Ov
Calcor, ari. pasit to bc trodi tmm-

plcd, conlcuuiedy &c.
Calculutor. oris m. \\ a calculator,

a caster up of accountB
Calctdo, as act. 1 to calculate, to

cast accompts.
CalculosuB, a, um. ai{j- full of little

stones. or gravel, stony, rough,

*ow,of March. Focmineae calcnda*, 1
thc first of March whercon pre-
scnts were brought to vomen,
Juv. Ausoniic calcndsc, the Ko
mancalends,because peculiar to
thcm, Ov whence Augustus said
Ad lirxcas calendas, at latter
Lammas, ov ncvcr, Snet
Calcndaris, o adj of, relating, or
pcrtaining to the calends

blindncss.

Caligatus, a, um. adj.
hamcss for the lcgs, wc
tred, stout, strong, comfl

Caligincus, a, um. adj <h

Cahgindsus, a, \\m,adj. d
ty, gloomy, full of obsci

Caligo, as. neut. 1. to be
dim. to gTow dark, or di
misty, or cloudv, to be i
ignorant

Caligo, inis. /. 3. darkn
ness, obscurity, dizzinei
ness, a mist, a shadc, ig

Calendarium, i n. 2 a calendar,an
subject to tlie stone or gravel j almanac, a book of accompts, a
Calciilus, i m 2. a iittle stonc, a dcbt-book.(dcsirous, frcsh, new.
pcbblc, a counter, a chessman,,Calens, tis pt. hot, warm, cagcr,

aamall weight, a vote, a sen-Caleo. €re, lui. neut. 2.to be hot,.Calitnrus, a, xim.pt. tobe
tcnce, an account,or rcckoning, tobc heatcd, or warm, to grow ! C&lix,icis. m. 3. a cup, i
a doubt, or difficulty, a fortune, warni, to be in love, to bc ear- chalice, any vesscltod
or incomc. Quam ratio calculo-j nest. or intcnt upon, to bc cxcit- of , a plattcr, or dish f
rum patiatur, than tlicy can welll cd, to be aggravated, or increas- &c a shell, Cahx vitreui
afford, Col. j ed, to bc intccted, to be frcsh,! ing-glass, Jlturt.

Calda, z/l.hot water, Jtfar/.(nio.j or new. Kuniorescaluerunt.thcrcjCallaicus, a, um. adj of

tian or sca-grcen color.j

Callarias, x. m. 1. a h

whiting. £

Caldlrium, i.n. 2. a caldron,a bag-' wrs a hot report, Cic. (wann.
Caldarius, a, um. adj. wbich mak- Calesco, crc, ui. inc. o- to grow

eth hot, of. or pcrtaining to a cul-Cali tur, impers it is hot weathcr.

droa Caldariu: ccllx, aclianibcrC'a1facicndus,a,um.^f.tobc warm-Callens, tis. pt. knowii

(ed.

adjoming to a hot house, PUn. Calf acio see Calefacio.

Caldarium acs, cast brass, w.Calfactus, sce Calcfactus.

ductilc, coppcr, urmolten brass.jCalfactus, us. m. 4. a warming.
Caldus(pro Calidus) a, um. adj.i 'alfacto, as freq. 1. to heat otlcn

hot, warm. [Caligulus,i ; m 2. dim. a little cup

CalefacioA Calf acio [caleo,facio], ! Calidc,adi\hotly,wannly,eagerry.

cgre,factum act. o. to makc hot,.Calidus, a, um. adj. ior. comp. issi

or warm, to warm, to chcrisli, to: mus, sup. hot, scalding, warm,

p.LSsionate, hasty, rash, bold, rea

dy,quick swifl, unpremeditatcd

Calicndrum, i. 7*. 2. a woman's

vex, to provoke.to irritate

Calefactio, onis / 2. a heating.

Calcfacto,as Jreq 1 to w arm oftcn.'

Calcfactus, vcl Calfactus, a, um.l falsc hair, a wig, a towcr
pt- warmcd. ncated, irritated. |Caliga,2e./'.l .a soTdier's stocking, a

Caleff) ;/alco, fio], cri, factus sum. dcfcnce fo- thc leg - et fullof nails,
nc-fi. Inut*. 3 to bc made hot, to and used by soldicrs, tlie state
he A-armcd or heatcd ; or officc of a common soldicr.

Calendnr, arum. pL f. 1. tlie ca- ! CalJgans, tis. pt. growing dark.
lcmls.or firstdayof cvery month.Caligaris, e aaj. of, or pertaining
Jaiu culcnda:, new yeaVs day, to ar:nour for thc leg.(the Caliga
M;/]f lntcrcaUris calcndx, thc i;ahgarius,a,um.a<//. bclonging to

ealemhi ofFcbrusury, or, as ^ow^jCallgatio, 5nis. /. 3. dimncss,

Calleo, ere, hii. neut. 2.to
tobc hardcncd, to knov
undcrstand, to be skiH*
cunning.

Callcsco, cerc inc 3 to£!

Callide,r?c/r.iiLS. c*»mp. isi
craftilyjcunninglv,shre«
tilly, smartly. cxpertly,

C^alliditas, utis. /. 3. crsf
ncss, subtilty, artifice.
prudcnce, policj , warin

Callidus, a, um. irdj. ior, r
mus, sup cruftv, cunnin
cumspcct, skiltul, wise,

Calligraphia, x.f. l.fair'

Callis, is. m. 3. a path, a I

Callbsitas, atis. /. 3. I
hardncss.

Call6sus, a, um. adj. k
callous, brawny, havin|
skin, hard, inscnsible.

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in. & Cullurn, i- 7i.2.hard-Calx, cis./ 3. a ohalk-rttonc, limo,! an opcn ficld, u placc for asscm*
lug-lincss, akindofhard mortar, ccmcnt, Calx viva, un-| bly, or cxcercisca large subjcct,
rawn, a jrlutinous sul>- slucked lime, P lin. | a tiold of discoursc.

act. 1. to call. (stince. Calx. cis. d tf. '>.thchcc],aspurn,jCainuru8, a, um. adj. crookecl
t. fn. 3. a soldier'* boyj or kick with thc liccl, thc cnd-Cumus, i. m. 2 a bridlc. hit, ©r

, woodcn shocs, clogg, ofathing,

Calyculus, i. m. 2, a littlc bud.
w. ia.8cn.3. hcal, warmth,.Calyx.>ciH.77*.3.thccup ofaflowcr,

at, lifc, anjr>r, hcrt lovc,
tancy,eamestnesK. eajrcr-
(warining-, calorific
ais a, uni. odj. hcating,
r./ 1. a mari£i>ld

/ 1. a iranricnt of a Caiubio, irc- act- 4. to eschaiifrc.

d-color, a ycllow frock.
/ 1- a sciill, or scalp.
x.f.l. Calvarv, a placc
i f or hurial, a skull-(thin.
a, um. titfj. madc hare,
, [calvco,fio,] ieri,factus,
tobc inade bald, «rbarc.
irc,vi,&. calvus sum. neut.
bakl, to grow buld
, ecre,ific a .3-to frrow bald
atis./J- baldncs*,dcceit
, £i. / 4. baldncss. (ness.
i,i n. 2. balducss, barrcn-
i*ir / l-calumiiy,rilaiicK-r
ccusutiou.a cavi),a quirk
ins, tift. pt. calumniuting.
njf, accusing falscly
Uor, 6ris,iri.3.a Nlancicrcr,
.ccuser, a caviller, a niuli
terprcter.

or thc litllc green lcavcs on thc
top of thc stalk in herbs. thc bud
of a flowcr, the bottom of a rosc-
bud not fullv blown, the inv/ard
pcel, or nnd of a walnut, &c.

Caniclinu; 1 , a, um. adj. of camels.
Cumclla, :e- / 1 a caudlc-cup,

nulk-vcsscl.
Cumclopurdalis, is. / 3. abcast

likc a camcl and a pautiier.
Cumch:s,i.ni. &/2. acamcl.(ctry
('amcna, x.f. 1 • a musc,a song,po-
Cunicra, vcl Cumara,a:./l.an arch-

cd roof, a roof, a vaiilt art upper

gallcry,a chauib^r,a kind of ship
Camerarius,u,uiu. a<[j. of a vauit,

or gidlcry, climbing.
Ciiucrarius, i. m. 2- alord-cham-

bcrlain,thc cluunbcrlaiu ofacit},

inn, &c. (furuacc, or chimncy.
Caniinutus, a, um.pt' made likc a
Cammor, ari. pas*. 1. to be niade

like a furnacc.
Cuminus, i. m. 2. a clumncy, u

stovc, a lirc-hcarth, fire. (fish

itru. Tci.s./ 3. a slander^Caiuiuarus, i. m. 2. akindofcrab

nan, x gossip.

itus. %y uni. /i.'- blandercd,

IauK whii.

(>4iii4:na,a./'l.a iiiusc.a song;,poc-
Campuna. x.f. 1. a bell. (try.
Campaiuda,a:./l.r//nj.a littlc bcll.

\r t *r\drp I.to slandiT.to Campcstcr, «i. tris./ trc, v. vel

ze, tc> accusc, or char^t

O find f:Milt v, itli.to cavil

i*e, adv. by falsc acciiNa-

(ous

uus, a» uni- adj. sbndcr-

Qtulus.

tris, m. & / trc, ;i adj. cham-

paign, plain, o»en, flat.
Campestrc.is./i.Ja pair oi* brcech

es, or apron, to covcr the privi-

tics of wrcKt Icrs othcnviscnuked.
C-amphora, w./ 1. camphirc.

i uni. adj. tiaId,harc,thi:i.Ca'npus, i. m 3. u plain, a down,

rcin. a snafflc, a cord, a chain.
Cauachc, cs / 3. a dojr, Uarker.
Chnabcola x.c.j?. 1. a skipkennel.
Ciiiulicula, x.f 1. a littlc pipc, a

jruttcr- (like a pipc,chniiiicllecl.
( 'anal ,cumtus,a,um udj- fashionecL
Cuualiculus, i. m. 2. dim. a trough,

agnttcr, or channel in pillars.
Canalis,'^ d- . J 7-^ a channel.a kcn-

nel, a fruttcr, a sink, a trougb, a

tiipc, a spout, the ncck of thc
>ladder, a hollow c.hiruri^ical in-
strumcnt, ati instrunu -nl lur mak-
ingoil witlfT ('analis auiii.x, ihe
windpipc, J'lin- Canalcs str-.ic-
tilcs, sinks, made undcr jrro\i:id
of archcd work, for the convcy-
anccof watcr.ri#r.(conduit-pipe,

Canahtius,a, uni. udj. of. or likc a

Canarius,a,uni adj. of adog.(ccry.

Canccllriria,K /thecourt ofchan-

Cauccllarius, i m 2 a chancellor,
ascribe, a notar>', asecrctary.

Canccllktlm, adr. latticc-siUc.

(^anccllatus, a, uni. pt made lat-
tice wisc, crossbarred, liuuted,
boundcd.

Cancelli, Orum. pi m.2- latticcs,
windows made witli cross-hars
of woocl, iron, &c. balustcrs, rails,
bounds. liinitB, a cliauccl.

Cancello, as. a 1. to makc likc a
luttice, to cut ciiisswise, to de-
face, to cancel.

Cancer, cri. &. cris, m. a crabfish,
a cancer, or cankcr, onc ot" the
twclve sijrns. Cancri. pl. ideni
c|udd Cancelli, ant /V«/. bounds,
liinits.

Candef acio, [candco, facio.] ccre,
f cci, factum. a. 3. lo uiake whitc,

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lo bleach, to inakc fiery, or rery Contciila, ac/. 1. a littlc dog, or string, 7Vr.

hot. (hot, aet on tire. hiich. thc dog-star,the dog-"days,Canor, eris, i. pat*. to be §xm£

ttandefactus, a, uin pt. made rcd- adojr-fish, the unlurkiest cast atCanon, onis. m -j acanon, aruk

Candcla, x.f 1. a candle dice, ftce, a croas judc, a sian- :ui cxnct paturn, a mustcrpica

Candelabruui,i u.2 a candlestick. dcrous, snarlin^, curris!i fcllow.Cmoiui.atus, i".s. m. 4 acanoun

Candcns,tis /rf .vcl potitts, «/£;.ior,Camcul-iritf e. <i'f. of, or pertain-Canm-cus, a, um w//. canonka

<y>m/>. issimus, tup. whitc, shin- ing* to thc dogxtays . accordlnjrto thc canon,oroxdtf

ing, glittcring", bright, glowing-, Cunma, x f 1 adogsskin. rcccivtu into the canon, reguta

hot, burning, foammg, frothy. C'<nmus, a, um. adj of a dog, dog- authcntic. Canonici Ubri, tneS

Candeo, crc,dui.n 2. to bc wliite, gish, ciirrish, grcedy,Caniiiidcn- blc Canonicac horx, hours •

to thine, or glittcr, to glow, to tcs,the eye-tccth, or fangs, Plin. pointcd for prayer. Caaonicsjl

be hot, to burn- .Canis.is. c. g. 3- a dog, or bitch, a jus, thc ccclesiastical law Cilfe

Candesco,ere i*nr.3.togT0W whitcj hound, thc dog-star, a dog-tish, nici, tiioae that piaycd by ht^

or hoary,to wax hot,to be on firc. an accuscr, a backbitcr, a para- in music ; at 9 Harinonica, tfasjj

sitc, a namc iu railing acast at that pleased the ear ■

dice losing all, tiic ace-point,C:>iibiucus,i m 2. acanonjiKfl

chain, or fctter an attendant;. lar,orstatcd prcst (nmsic^oiflj

aUo the Furies are called canes- C-utor oris m. .i.melody,hann|il|

Canc pejus & anguc odisse, toCnnore, ath>. niusicidly, swectijj.

hatc dcadly, Jlor. ,C» noroims, a, um. adj ■oundngi

Cnnistrum, "i. n. 2. a basket. orCanorus, a, um. atjj. canortW

flaskct, made of osiers, a voidcr,j musical, swcet, loud, shritt, II

a canistcr. | sounding. m m .,

Ciliiities, ei./ 5. hoariness, white-Cantabundus, a, ura. atti. ■ n 8J4

ncss, or greyncas of hair, old age,:Cantamcii, Hnis. n 3.encnant«Bl

gTavity. j witchcraft, a charm.

Ch.ina,;e./l.acauc,a rccd,apipe,'Cuiitaiis, tis pt s;nging. # .

a flute, a tiageolct, a canoc. Icantator, 6ris m. 3. a nngPfj

Caniiabctum, i. v. 2- a hemp-plat.j songster, a chanter, a muaidifc

Cannabinus, a, um. adj. hcmpcn.Cantatrix, icis,/. 3.awo mtn s i» |

Candicans, tis pt. wlutish.
Candico, as neut. 1. tobc whitish.
Caudidritorius^ a< um. adj. of, or

pertaining to a candidatc (whitc
Candltiatus, a, um. pt. clothed in
Candidatus, i. m. 2. a candidate, a

suitorfora placeof honor,orprotit.
Candide,a</v.in whitc, favonrably,

g^ntIy,without maliccjorenvy (t)
Candidulus,a, uni adj. whitc prct-
Candidus, a. um. at(j. ior, comp

isstmus, *up. candid, friendly,

kind, sincerc, innoccnt, whitc.

fair, clear, bright, shining', for-

tunatc, favorable.
Candor, flris. m. 3 candor, sinccr-

ity, integrity, hoiicsty, fairncss, Cannabius,a,um. adj. hempcn, ofj cr, an cnchantreat ^ . a

', brightncu, Cannabis, is./. .i. hemp. (hemp.Cantntrix, icls,f»{/ singing 1 , ■*■(

whitcncss, heauty

g"lowinp heat.
Canendus, a, um.pt. to bc sung 1 .
Cancns, tis. pt. singing, declaring.

Cannctum, i. n. 2. a plat of cancs.; musical, dclightful. ^
Canneus, a, um. adj. of a canc, or.Cantutus, us m. 4 a singing.
rccd. jCantatus, a,uin. pt. sting.

Cancns, tis. pt, hoary,gi'ey,w)ute.,Cano, nere, c^cini, cantum, act. 3.j celebratcd, enchantcd,c
Caneo,t i rc,nui.nei/r.2. tobe white,' to sing, to play upon, to sound,Cantcriatus, a. um. aaj,
to be hoary, to have grey hairs, to writ(- of, to praisc, to prcclaim proppcd.

.i

to grow old, to foam, to siiiuc.

Cancphora, x.f. 1 a young nohlc;
lady currying' a baskct upon lier
ImtuiI on tiic festival of Min<.r\a.

Cancsco, cere. incep. 3. to grow
wlutc, or grey,to foam,to withe;,
or decay, to bc anti^uatcd.
&Ua, drum.//l. jn. 2. jprey hairs.

aloud, to declare, to prophcsy.Canteriblus, i. w. 2 a^ littlc pfjl
Canerc tibia,to play upon a pipe.jCantharis, *dis./o. afi>» a ^I*IjJ
Classicum canc c, to soundan; rty uscd lo raisc bli»ter*. W
alarm, Cx*. Ifeccptui ('ancrc, to thavidiun succi, iioiscm, ^* '
sound a rctrcat, Liv. Sibi intus Cantharus, i m. 2. a taukaroV

cancrc, to spcak to his own ad-
va -taj^c, Cir. Kandem cancrc,
cantilenam, to harp on thc samc

cup, a ju^, a pot, a black beeqj
a iish, a constcllation, a kqfl^
ltnockcr. Cantharus pilulaD»,«"

CAP

CAP

CAP

«5

kind. Cxl. | to .1 goat.

iid, 1, um, aiij. undersct.jCapt r, pri. m. 2. a buck. a hc-goat.
is,a,iini.-i-//.]ikc ahorsc tlie sinell of the armholcs.

rapci\itus, a, 11111. f>t. wrinklcd.
Cipiro,us..,.l.to frown, to wrinklc
the forchviKl, to knit thc brows.
Capi_*.__ndus, a, \\\n. pL to hu un
dcrlaken, or attemptcd.
el is bound, a felloe. ICapesscns, tis/i/ taking in hand.
i. n. 2 a son£, aballaiI,[C-ipcss:turus. a, xim.pt. about to
to music. (saw.: take in hand.

x.f 1. a sonjr, an oldCapcs«*o,scr.\sivi. sTtum, Pritc.si,

is as he stands, sour.
, vcl Caiit^rius, i. m. 2.
a hboriu^ beast, a raf-
•, a rail, a prop
i.2.thc irtm whcrewith

a

act. 1. tn cliirp, to sing
\f. J. a sonjr, or tunc,
an enchantiiicnt. (cd.
a, 11111 pt. s*UMr, rhant
: l.to siujr oftcn.to sin^
uxy.l.acatcli, a hallad.
f l. to sinjr. to chant,to
rcpcat, to cnchaut.
p. to bc suiifr, praiscd.
(chantrr, a playcr.
s m. 3. a sinjrer,
i.y* 3. a fc;n:dc siiijrei 1
ives, sinjrinjr birds.
•» 4 a -_imrmjr,a soii£,a
dy, a sound, a crow-
wi. an cnchautmcnt.
n «^(f.hoarj^gTcy.jrrcy-
Jte. agcd, vencrablc.
'.f 1 a jrarmcnt,inadc
st, or purcst wool.
ti a, umuflj arraycd in
* of Canusian wool.
-is./. 3. caparity, size,
a giia^c. or mcasurc
adj. ior, comp. issimus,
ou*, larjrc, wide, liokl-
lifijr. to bc containcd,

sirn, D-am. capcssui. Tac. act.3
to jto about to takc, to takc in
hand.to bc^in,to takc thecharge
ov govern.uent of,to cnter upon.
Capesscre oculis, to vicw, LiV
urbcni ali(p.iam,to jro to, Cic. Ca

pcsscrc sc prxcipitcm ad malosj consilium,t7<r* doIorcm,7Vr. ex-

./3. a jrrcat pot, jujr,
capacity, jrrca-iicss.
i 9 x.f.l.dtm a Httlc ]wt
la kid,a star,achapcl.
i. m. 2 a chaplain.

inores.to ahundon hin_seIf,/ > /_-../
(■apesscrc se domiim, to jrethim
hoinc.//. Capesserc cihum dcn-
tibiiu, to chcw his incat, Cic. Jus-
sa CHpcsscrc, to cxecute a com-
inand, Viv*. (or trepanncd.

Cipinidus, a. um. pt. to be takcn,

CUpicns, tis pt. taking.

Capillaccus, a, um. adj. hairy.

Capillainciitum,i. n. 2. the natural
hair, n pcrukc, or false hair,
striiijp», or thrcads, a flaw.

Capillare, is. n. 3. oil for thc hair

to takc,totake by forcc, to scizc
on,to upprehcnd.to catch,to car-
ry ofT.to jret, or obtain, to rcach»
to hold, orcontain, to plcasc, to
deli{rht, to charm, to win ovcr.to
allurc, to trcpan, to admit of, to
acceptof,toentcrnpon,toappoint,
to makc choice of, to conccivc, or
undcrstand, to dicover, or find
out, to put on, or wear. Capcrc
tcrram, to alijrlit, 1'iry. riman\,
to chink.P/iii.usurim corporisal-
terius uxoris, to dcbauch lier,
Plaut. vitium, to putrify, to be
corruptcd, Cot. With an accus.
of a noun, it isoftenrcndered by
thc vcrb of that noun, a, Cupere
conjcctiiraiiiyOc. prxsagia, Plin.

ordium, Cic finem, Terg. fugam f
Ctc*. fraudium, Pfin. incrcmc-n-
tum, Col. litborem, 7Vr. maturita-
tein, Col. metum. Liv. miscricor»
diam,(Vc ublivioncm, specimen,
Plm. spcm, Liv. &c to (picRs,
consult, picve, begin, cnd, fly,
rcjoicc, increasc, toil, fear, pity,
forget, cssay, hope Somctime»
that accue. is tumcd into the nom.
in the same sense ; «*, Capio
satictatcm, Plaut. or, Capit me
satictas, Ter. I am weary.

Capillaria,is/. ;». thc hcrbniaidcn-Capistratus, a, um, pt. haJtercd,

Capillatus. a, um. adj. ior, comp. miuzled, Imruesscd. (zle.

wcarinjr lonjr hair. Capillati, *r.Capistro,as.ci.l. to haltcr, to muz-

pucri,sprucc bovtyMart. Capilla-Cai»'.stn)r,uri. /wim- to l»e hallercd.

.-, whcn thc Capistrum,i. ;.-. '2. a haltcr, a hcad-

to consulc, in old timc
consuls worc long hair, Jttv.

Capillitium, i. n 2. ahead of hair.

Capillor, uri. deft. 1. to be hairy.

tapillufl, i. m- 2. liair, a bush of

stall, a muzzlc, a ropc, a cord, a
bond, a noose* Maritale capis-
trum, thc matrimonial noose,
the bandofwcdlock,/wv.
Capital> aljs.rt. 3.a capital ofience,

. r hair, a bcard. . ._

a, um*<$' betonjringjCapio, pcire, c«pi, «apton. aiX, 3J a «nwt JaccnooSi ww^v ^«C^ v

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CA1 J

CAP

woman'* coif, cau), or hahlacc.
Capitalis, e. adj.ior, c<w»/>.belong
ing to the head, or life, capita!,
worthy of death, deadly, mortal,
pemicious, shrewd. pcrt, sharp.

Caprea, <e. /. 1. u roe, a decr, a cularly, he that flattercth

frazel, a hranch that putteth fortt. to bc n"w heir. a sycophan

tendrils. Captiitus, a* um. pt. taken, a

Caprebhts, i. m. 2. a wild buck, a|Captio,6nis/ 3 ataking,a

cheveril, a tendril, a cros» piece advanta£e,acatch,cpiirk,c

Cap'ital»tcr,nr/T>. capitally, deadly. of timber, a bracc.a prop,a fork-Capti6.se* adv captiously, su

Capitatio, 6nis./ 3. a capitaticn- ed instrument used to dig with. Captiosus, a, um. atlj. ior. «

tax, poll-moncy,a subsidy, allow- Capricornus, i m. 2. the constella- simus, *up. captious, fiill c

ance for h^rsemcat. j tion Capricorn, containing twen- and dcccit, hurtful. injurii

Capttatus, a, um. arfj. having a! ty stars. (drest as fig-trces are. Captiva,*/ 1 a captive.a pr

hcad, growing with a hcad. jCaprificandus, a, um. pt. to bcCaptlvTtas, utis. / 3. caj

"aplteUum i./i.2.di'm. a littl« head,'Caprif icatio, onis./. 3. a drcBsing slavery.

the top ofplauts,a chapiter,a still.

Capitium, i. n. 2. a stomacher.

C&pito. 6nis, m. 3. a jolthcad, a
kind of cod-fish, a pollard. Duri
capitones, bold, impudent, or
hcady, obstinatf fellows, Plavt.

Capitdllnus, a, uui. adj. of, or be
longing to the capitol

otwild fig-trees.
Capnficial

Cuptiunciila,x/1. a cavil, s

Picialis,e.at^oftorbclongingJCaptivo, are. a 1. totakcto
to a fig-tree. Capriliciales diesJCaptivus. i. m. 2. a captive

the dog-duys, on wliich women

soner, one takcn in war, i

uscd to sacpifice to Vulcan un-Captivus,a, nm.adj. captivi
dcr fig-trees. captive t taken in war, impi

Capnficor,ari dep.l. to be ripenedjCapto, as- a 1- to catch at,
or brought to maturity,as fig» arc; at, to attempt, to lic in n
Capitoiium, i. n. 2. thc temple oflCaprificus, i / 2. a wild fig-tree, : to watch for, to seek, to dc
Jupitcrin Home,called thc capi- vainjrlory,osteiitationof learning.. take to insnare, to iniposi
tol built on the Tarpean inount ; Caprifdlium, i. n. 2. honcysuckle.: to allure,to winover, tofc
acliief tempie, ortower. Caprige nua, a, um. adj. goatish. | on, to wheedle, to trip

Capltosus, a, uin. adj. having aCaprllc, is. n. 3. astable ibrgoats. clasp, to cinbracc Capfc
largc head, heady, stubborn, Caprinmlgus, i. m. a goathcrd, a, ncvolentiam, to curty fav
shrcwd. (books.i bird.

Capitularia, um. /»/. ■■ -•-♦■■««■ •'

. pf. n. statutc-iGaprinus, a, um. adj.ofn goat.
Capitulatim, adv. by chapters. or Lana caprina,a thing of no value.
parts, bricfly, summarily. Capripes, eclis- adj goat-footcd

Capitiilatus, a, um. adj. headcd, Capsa, x.f 1. a chcst, a box, a cof-Captor, ari pa»» to be tol

knobbcd. ^ fer, a case, a satchcl, er bag.

Capitulum, i. n. 2- alittle head,orr:upsariu8, i m 2. a senant that
top, a man, or woman, the head, carried books in asatchcl, orbag.
ar cliapitcr of a pillar, a convoca- Capsula, se. / 1. a smali chest, a
tion-housc, or cliapter, a chaptcr casket

of a book, a brief account.

Her- cucnam, to hunt aftei
pcr, Jlbirt somnos, to sle<
frigus, to cool himseh^ 9
nitum, to listen, Uv.

Caj)sus, i. m vclCapsum, i. n. 2. a vailed upon, delightcd. n

aptura, ac/ 1 a catchinj

ing, a thing caught, wagi

Captfirus, a, um.pt. about I

r .'aptus, a, vm. pt. takcn, ti

forcc, deceived, entangl*

captivated, smitten, depl
diBublcd-

Capiundus, a, um. pt. to be taken- utull for cattle, the body of :i cha
Capnias, ac. m. 1. a jaspcr- riot, a coach-box, a watrgon. (at- di

Capnos, \.f 2. rumitory. (eunuch. Captandu.n, a, lun. pt. to bc caughtiCaptus, us. wi. 4 a taking

Capo, onis. m. 3. a capon, an^aptans, tis.jb#.catcliingat,aiiiiiug tachment, or scizure, o

Capparis, is. m. 3.capci*s,a slumb. at, endcavouring, attempting. understanding, conditioi

Capra, x.f.l. a shc-goat, a con- Captatio, oiua./. J. a catching, or ability.

stellution, a fiery meteor, the aimingat, abickering, adispute.'apula, *./. 1. aUdle,ti

smeil oftlic armholes. Captator,6ris m 3. hc tlutt endca- apularis, e adj. vejv oU

CTMju&ius, iM.2.* ^oaUifrtL TQureth %o gc,t ajy tlung, parU-iCapuiatoj, dri*. «. 3. hc l

CAR

CAR

CAR

«r

of vesselswithaladleJCarbunculus, i m. 2. a carbunclc.tCaries, £i./ 5 rottcnness, lccs

of the prcfect who a blotch, an ulcer, a precioiih

oil to tlie people

act. 1. to lade out.

n. & Capulug, i. m. 2.

•r handle, a bier.

. a capon, an eunuch.

i. 3. thc head, a head,

irin? } ov source, abc-

outh,aprincipalpoint.

an amount^ chapter,

•r clausc, a chicf ci-

polis, life, reputation,

a beginncr, or ring-

cak one's head, T+i:
isam diccrc, to plead
. Cic. Capitis dumnu
tdemned to die,7i/. A-
it,a rude fellovv, Fi/v*.
put,a dcar friciid, Jlov.

stonc,a blight, or smut of trees.

a littlc coai, hot eartli, earth hav-

ing black slate
Carccr, eris. m. 3. aprison,or hold,

a rog-uc,ajail-bird,agoa1,barricr,

©r starting-place. a bcginning.
Carccrarius,a,um. ar#. of a prison.
Carchebus, i. m. % a largc ring.
CarchSsium, i. n. 2. a tunncl, a

ordrcgsof winc,a worm in wood.
Cartna, x. / 1 thc kccl, or bot-

tom of a ship.a ship. Carinse, pl.

buildings iu llotne,like the kccls

of ships. Carinx putaminum bi-

fidse, tlic two halves of walnut-

shells.
Carinatus, a, um.pt> like the keel

of a ship. (of a sliip.

Ci\rino,as. a.l tomake Hke a kcel

holc, or scuttle, a large cup, or Cariosus, a, uni. adj. ior, comp.

bowl, a cranefor gt>ods.
Carclnfrlcs, is. adj. cancerous.

crson. Diminucrc cu- Carclndma, atis. n. 3. a canccr.

Carcfnus, i. m.2> a crabfish.
Cardamomum, i. «. 2- cardamum-

carious, rottcn, wormeatcn.

Caris,tdis /5- a prawn, a shrimp.

Caritas. atis. / 5. charity, lovc,
attcction, coniplaccucy, delight,
dcarncss, scarcity, waiit, dcarth.

Cardiacus,a,um adj. gripcd at the Cartturus, a,um-/>r. about to want.

stomach, sick at heart
Cardinalis, e.adj. bclongingtou
hinge, chicf, principal.

2. a crab, a crayfish. Cardinalis, as m- 3 a cardinal.
m. 1. the south-wcstCairdinutus, a. um atlj. hung, o;
/l.a cassock. (wind
i, um. adj- of iinc flax,'
ii. (linen.

a, um- adj. of finc
r . km.pl.*, drum. v.
Mif cambric, lawn,
rment, a vcil, a sail.

a, um. adj. coarsc,
dc of raw ox's Iiide.

pinncd fast, fastencd.

Cardo, inis. m. & ollm,/ a hinge.

a very point, or crisis, a nick oi

time, a conjuncturc, a scasoiii

an end, or conclusion, a course,

a pote, a tcnon.

CarduSlis, is./ 3. a linnet»

Carduus, i- m 2. a tliistle.

. m- 3. a coal, a bum- at a gTcat pricc

?arl>o contritus, ashes.
otarc, to dislike, or

s, a,um.o/(/. pertaining
i, i. m, 2. a collicr.
ns,tis. pt- hot, burning.
tio, dnis./ o.ablight.
, a*. n. U. a. 1. to bc
a coal, to be blasted,
i smut. (ed.

Carmen, mis n. 2.vcrse,a verse, a
book of vcrses, a pocm.an ode,a
sonjr, a ditty, a tune, a notc, a
charm,orincantation,a prophecy,
a praycr, aform of oath, curse,
orsentence,un epitaph,or inscrip-
tion, a card for wool, a hatchel.

Carminatio, dnis./ 3. a nickinjr,
or carding of wool, a hackling of
flax- (coinbcd, teuzed, pickcd.

Curminntus, a, um. pt. carded,

Canuino, as.a- 1. to card, or comb
wool. to hatchel flax. (Ecc!e&.

Carti, adv ius, comp. dearly, hig-h^Carnalis, c adj. carnal, flcshy.

Carectum, i. n. 2. a place where
sedge grows. scdge.

(to coals. Carendus, a, um. pt. tobe wantcd,

to be deprivcd of.
('arcns, tis pt wanting.
Careo, crc, rui, & cassus sum, ri-
tum, & cassum, neut. 2. to want
to lack, to be without, to be frcc
from, to be dcprived of, not wor-
thy to have, or receive-

r, iri. pa»$. to be blast-jCarex, fcis./3. 9edge,8hccr-gTttss.

■us. a, um. a/(f. parch-ICarica, x./ 1. a fig, a lfnttQ fig »

ip, bKfhtcd» rough. j a fhip

Carnarium,i. n. 2- a larder,a vessel
to keep mcat in, a shambles, a
flcsh market, Hcshmcat.

('arnfirius, i. m.2. a butchcr.

Camcus, a, um. adj- flcshy.

Carnifcx, Tcis. m 3- a haiigman,att
cxecutioncr, a rogue, or villian.

CarniftcTna, ac./ 1. aplace where
malefactors are exccutcd, the
ofiicc of a hangman, torture.

Carnificius, a um. adj. «nanglcd.

Carniflcor ftri. pa**- to be exe-

cuted, and crueUy kill^vi. ^Kt^

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CAS

CAS

CarnSsus, a- um. a(\j. ior, coiap
issimus, ntp. flcsln , gross, tluck,
pUimp, pulpy, pithy, rich.

Caro, rnis./ •». flcsh, meat, thc
substancc undcr thc peel of
hcrbs and plants.

Caro, ere. act. 3« to card wool.

Citfbn, Caros, Carmon, Careum,
& Carrium, i. 71. 2. caraway. (ed-

Carpcntum, i- w. 2. a churiot,
coach, a waggon.

Carpinus, \.f. 2. a maple

Carpo, p£re, psi, ptum. act- 3. to
gathcr, to pull,»r phick,to take
to pick, or choose, to crop, to
snatch,to rob,to pillagcto wastc
to consumc, to cnjoy, to carve
or cut up, to dividc, to tcaze, 0;
card, to carp at, to find iauh
with, to sct out upon, to rcacli,
to cut ofT.

Carpor, i. ptus sum. p. to bc ga-
thercd, cropt, troubled, wastcd
speut, &c.

Carptira, udv. here and there,
summarily, in few words.by par
ccls, one by onc. Carptim vo
cem rcsorbcre, to fetch thc
breatli short, Pliu.

Carptor, oris. m. 3. a carver,
carpcr, a reprovcr, a cen.surer,
a cardcr, or pickerof wool.

Carptura, ae./. 1- a gathcring

Carptus, a, um. pu pluckcd, ga-
thcred, cropt, tozed, cardcd

Carptu, abl m- 4. a gathering, a

Carpus,i m.2.the wrist. (cropping.

Carruca, se./ 1. a littlccart, aca-
lash.

Carrus,i.m.2. a car, wain, waggon.

Cartflagincus, a um. adj. gristly
CArtiJapindsus, * um adj. full of

gristlcs, gristly. ^Castclluriusi.m. 2. a vrater-hailiff

Cartilago, inis, /. a cartilagc, aCustcIluthn, adv. from castlc to

gristlc, or tendon, pith. { castle,insmall parties,piecemeaL

Caruncula, ae. /. 1. dim. a little C:istellum,i.n.2a castle, a fort, ■'

picce, or lump of flesh, a kcrnel. town,a conduit to convey wmtef.
Carus, a, um. adj. ior, comp. is-.Casteria.x/.lahouscforoariftDd

slmus, *up dear, costly, prcci-j othcr tacklingof ships. (chaste.

ous, beloved. (walnut-.Castiflcus. a, um. adj. makiaf-

Caryon, i. n. 2. a walnut-tree, ajCastigabilis,c.<2<// fit to be chc*

Cascus, a, um. adj. old, ancicnt. .Castlgfitus, a um pt. chastMr
Cascale, is.n.^a place for making,j correctcd,lesscned, or assuagct*

or setting cheeses in, a cbecse-; to be umendcd, «r adjusted.
room. ; Castigo as.ac/.l.tochastise tobot

Casearius,a,um. at{/. pertaining to to corrcct,to punish, to repiwe*

to chidc, to mend, to reduce.
Castigor,ari./M2Mto bc chastised
Castirnonia, «.f l.chastity.

cheese- Caaearia forma,a chcese-

vat.
Cascus,i. m. Caseum,i. n.2.checsc.
Casia,ac/. 1. a shrub, aspicc likcjCastitas, atis. / 3. cliustity,

cinnamon, a sweet flower. tincnce, purity.

Cuso, •As.fi-eq* l.to tumble,torccl.:Castor, oris. w- 3. in acc. c&slbf*/
Casse,a</t\ in vain, to no purposc rJvv a bcavcr, or badger.(stoncs>
('assula, x.f 1. a helmct, a skull. Castorca, druni. pl. n. heaver'»

Cassis, tdis. /. 3. a helmet, a hcad,
piece. (a cobwcb.

Cassis, is-m.3- ahuntei^s net,atoil.
Cassita, x.f 1. a crcstedlark
Cassit^ron, i. n. 2. tin, whitclcad.
Cassus, u,um. adj. vain, frivolous,
of 110 valuc, void, empty, igno
rant, rotten, wormeatcn. \"irgo
cassa dotc, a maid without a por-
tion, l'l*ut.
Castanca, ac. / 1 . a chcsnut
C'astanetumJ.n.2.achebnut-grovc
Castaneus,a. um- adj. of chcstnut.
Caste, ius, issimd, adv chastcly,
purely, honcstly, uprightly, <le-
voutlv. (longing to a castlc-

Castcllanus, a, um. adj. of, or bc-
Castcllanus, i- m- a garrison-sol-
dicr, thc govcruor, or constablc
of a castle*

Castoreum, i. n. 2. oilofbcarcr.

t 'astdrcus, a, um. adj. of a beatc**

Odor castorcus,a runk sinell.i'»»

Castra, oruiii. pL n. 2. a campi ft'

tcnt, a pavilion,an army eneanp*

cd, war f a province, busineis,*

urt. Castra stativa, a pitckoi;

camp, Cic. Castra hiberna, wb>;

ter-quartcrs ; astiva, tlu:

mcr-campaign, CV?. Castram** 4
tica, thc rendezvous of a flee^
.Yrf). Castra ccrca, a bcehnt»
Cltiud. facerc, liabcrc, poneit»
to cncamp, Ctet. nu>vcre v to de*'
camp, or go oft", Curt. H

Castramt tator,5ris. m. 3* tlie mi>
shal who appointcth the c*mp%
the quarter-uiastcr gencra).

CWmmctor^Lri<(/«^.l. to encamp.

Castratio, dnjs /. 3. a gckiimj, »

Mtt

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09

gV sr cutting* of treai. ' •ap-a-pie,quitcsecured [poulticej diaordcr.

«s *./ 1. a £eldinjr, arCatapli-flTna- at.s, n 3. a plasler,v.aurv»t_m t a//t\ in conopanies^
*av, a curtaihng, asncI-Cataplus, i. m. 2. a flcct of mer ! ' _■----_.. . _. .

ulling of corn. chantincn, & voyage

a, mn

ninisthe

pt gclded, weak-CatapOtium, i- n. 2- a pill.
ed, enfeebled. Catapulta, ae./l.a warlik

i.ands, ©r flocks, in confusion, or
disordcr.
Cathurticus, a, uni. adj. purging.

i, c, adj. of, or pcrtain- gine to shoot darts, or stoncs
camp, army, or war. Cattipultarius, a, um. adj. shot ou
o 1 to jreld, to cut olf, to of un cngine.
iborc hoics low in trecs, Cltaracta, vel Catarracta se./ &
to dirainish, to wcakcii, Catamctes, ac. m 1 a cataract, a
blc, to rac!: wincs. j gi cat fall of water, floodgate,

li. patc. to be ^cldcd. I sluicc, or lock, a portcullis,
i. n 2. a ca_»tle, a for-, drawbridge, a disease in thc eyc.
citadel. j a cormorant.

um. c«fy ior, comp. is*i-.Catarrhus, i m. 2 a catarrh,rheun:
chaste, puiv, undcHl-Catascbpium, i. n 2. apinnance.
pous, devout, honest, Catascopus, i. m 2 a apy, a scout

ke en-Crithedra, x. / 1. a chair, a sea : ,

fiuttiful.

oi 4 aceremonv, aritc.

/ 1 dim. a little cottagc.

a dcsk, a pulpit, a scilan, or cov.

orcd chair, an episcopal sec
Cathedral.tius, a, um adj. bclong"-

ing 1 to a chair (longing to a ch ir
Citl.edrunus, a, uiu adj. of, or : >c-
C ithetus, i m. 2 a pcrpcndicular.
C.itholicus,a,um adj. catholic, ui.'-

versal, gcneral addrcsscd to a!l.
C ttillatio, onis /. o alickingxle.m

thc dishcs, a namc of disgrac< .
Catillo,H3 ncut.l to lick the dishct.
( Utillo,onis m. 3 a glutton, a pikc.
('..tillus. i m. 2 dtm. alittlc dish.
• 'atmus. i m 2. a large dish, a pot.
Catdchites, x. m. 1 a clainmy

prccious stonc, a kind of fig.
C.itularius, a, uin. udj. of, or bc-

lonpi.g- to whclps. i atularia

poita,

thc doj»-;;.ite at iloiiic.

Catasta, re. / 1. a cage whercir-

slavci werc cxposed to sale, u

rack.
i, um- pt. ready to fall. jCatc, luIv. warily, cunningly [tical
m. 4. a fall, chaucc, for-Cutecl.e" ticus, a, um udj. catcche-
ccidcnt, an cvcnt, pcrU,iCatechisimis, i m. 2 a catechism.
in,_-U_tfortune, an occaai»jCatcchisU, ac m. l.a catcchist, u\

te, a conclusion, a casc.j expounder of a catcchism- (mo.i jCut.u!iciis, tis. pt. cntcrwr.idinp.
j. ia /. 3. a fijfure whcn-Catechumenus, i. m. 2. a c.".tcchu-C-itiilluus l .i,uin. adj. otalittlcdog-.
ti is abusively put for.CatcgM-cmuta, um. pl. n prcdi-!ca.'ilio, iiv, r.<-ut -l. Lo de_.ire tl.e
an uupro()er, hut somc-l cablcs. (in lopci iiiaic. (thc male.

cutc way of spcaking'. Citejfbria, x-f. 1. a prvd'.camcnt!cati_litio, 6nis / 3. a dcsire ff
is ipsc, capcr, Hr« [Catcg^oricus, a, um. adj. e\prc«s. CatiJus, i m. 2. a whelp, a puppy,
us, i. m. 2. a general Catcia, x / 1. a barbcd ilait, or a littlc doij, a cub, the young cf

elu^e, a great min
is./. «i. a condcmnation.

spear with a strin^, an ciigine to ht-astj, &.c. au iron collar.
throw stoncs or dai^ts with. (py. Catuli w-.natici, hounds, er bca-

us, a, um. adj. puiuted
is / J. compreiicnsion.
. m 2 a calalogiic, a biU.
j. m 2 a catamitv-, an
; pcmon, a cupbearer.
a, * /. 1. abrcusiplate.
us, a, uxn. auj. armed

jCatgj.atio, onis / 3. a chaininjr* [C^v;i,a../.l. aholc forahlnPs ncst.
Catcnutus, a, um, />r chaincd, ticdjC tv;cdium, i. n. 2 a portico.

with, or in chains. linkcd. [Cavans, tis. pt. hollowing.

Caterva, x./ 1. a baud of soldiciv < : ivuticus. :i, um aJj. hoilow*.

cousisting of 600, a battaliou oi Cavatio, onis./ 3. hoilowness.

foot,atroop^icn)wd,a inulutud^ C »\jtor, ons. m 3. In. that makcs
Catervarius a, um. udj. pcrtainiu^ C".vritus,a,um./ir. hollowcd (holca

to companies, iu a hu^dlc, o; CavuU, i:. /. 1 ^X^Vx^tvms^-,^

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man's privv membor. Caudam cavil, to taunt, to bantcr, to jest. losc a causc, C/r- Causam non di-

trahcre, to be mockcd, to havcCavilhim, i. n. 2. a cavil. (ness.

co, I have no excute to make>

Caudcx, icis, m. J. a stock, orCaidesco, ere n. 3. to jrrow to a' excused for any matter, bad.
trunk,the stcm, body, or stumpCaulicutus,i.m.2. dim. a little stalk. Causatus, a,um /M. pretcndio£

of a trce. a tablc-book, a stool, Caulis, is. m. 3. a stalk, or stcm, a
or block to sit on, a blockhcad quill, thc cnd of a bcast's tail, a
Caudicalis, e. adj. of, or belong"- pothcrb, colewort.

ing" to the stumps, &c of trccs.Cavo,:'_«. a. to hollow, to make, or Causulicus, i. m. 2. a lawyer t i

Cavea, ae./. 1. a cave, or dcn, a wcar hollow.to scoop out,to borc
cage,or coop,a scafioldui cockpit througti. Cavat luna cornua, the
the area in the midst of an am- moon is in thc wane, Plin.
phitheatrc, a thcatrc, : ; y plareCnvor, ari. paxs. to bc hollowed.
railed, &c. in, a bcehi» e VerbaCaupo, 6nLs. m- :». a vintncv, a vic
ad summam cavcain spcctuntia, tualler, a suttlc *, an inkcepcr, a
low language. fit fov tlic rabblc rctailcr, a drawer, a brokcr.
to hcar, Sen. Caupdnu, x./.l. atr.vern, a ccIHir,

Cavendus, a, um.pt. to bc takcn or victualliiifr hon:c, a vinlress.
hecd of, lookod unto, or avoided. Caupouuns, tis. ftf. hucksterinff.
Caveo, ere, cavi, cautum. ant. & Caupdnuria. ?:./. 1. a tavcmcr's
ncidt. 2. to bcware, to take carc, craft.
or hced, to take carc of, ur for,Cauponius, a. um. adj. pcrtuinin^
to providc for, oragainst, topro-; to taverns, or victualling-houscs

huckster,
or victu-
for gain, to
Caveor,Cri. /"/**. lo be taken hced adultcrate.
Caverna, *./. I. a cavcrn, a cave,Cauponida,3c./.l atippling-housi,

a den, a vault, a hole. < a tap-housc, a little tavern.

Caverndsus,a,um,ur// tull of holes, : Cu»irimis,a,um.arf/. cold, wcsterly.

cavcs, or dens, hollow. (cave. Caurio, irc, ncut. 4. to cry,to roar

Cavernula, ar. /. 1. diu. a littleCaurus,i.m-2. the north-west wind

Cavetur, imprrs. carc is taken. .Causa & Caussa, ae, /. 1. a cause,

Cavilla.se/. 1. a cavil,scoiV,raillery. an occusion, a reason, a plea, a

Cavillans, tis ///. ca\illi:i|£ at. \ pretence, aucxcusc, adefencc, a

Cavillalio, ouis./ 3. acavillinjf, or motive, a dcsign, or purpose, a

wrangling, an idlc exception, a thin^, or matter, an aftair, or bu-

pretencc, a quirk, sophistry,' sincss, a suit, a protit, or advan-

raillery . ■ tagc, a statc, or condition, a sake,

Cavillator, dris. m. 3. a cavillcr, a or account, a side, or party, fault,

wrangling fcllow, a sophister, a or blame, sickness. Indicta causa,

jcstcr. (viller. without hcarinp,C?c. Tencre,ob-

causam. to guin

to providc ior, orag^ainst, topro-; to taverns, or victuallin
vide, to prevent, to avoid, to ad-Cauponor, ari. deb. 1. to
visc,toappoint, orscttle, togivc, to retail, to scll wine,
or take security. (of.| a!s, to sell any thing fo

alle^ing.

Causatio, dnis./. 3. an excusc.
Causia,w/1 .a broad-brimmed lnt.

counscllor,aplenderoui advocttt-
Causor ari. flep. I. to pretend, »

plcad,to blamcyor acciuei jw»

to be blamcd.
Causticus,», um- at!j. caus6e,tklt

can bum apt to burn, burniij-
Causula.a:/ La small cause^rp^
Caute. ius, issifm^, adv. warilfi

circumspectly, advisedly, cIojb-

ly, lcisurely.
Cuutela, ;c/. 1- a caution, apt-

vision, an assurance, or sectlT*r<

'auterium, i. /.«. 2. an instnHBB*

to mark.bum, «r brand with.
' 'aulcs.isY. *.ara£ j^ed rock^icnf.
Cautim, cn/r. cautiously, wari%r-
Cauti >i onis./J a caution, care, a

bond, bill.woblipfation, sccaritf-
Cauior, oris m. 3. a cautiou», *

wary man,a providcr, or taker ofj

care. an assurer, a warrinter.
Cautum est, im^rr*. it ia protiW

for.care istaken,security »gt«>
Cautus, a, um> a:lj. ior, comf. W

mus,#i/^.cautious, warj-, cirrt»

si)ei't,careful.providelit,pnidt!»j

subtle, safe, secure. (P^ 8 ^

Cavum, i. n. 2. a hole, a holWj
Cavus, a, um. atlj. hollow, full*

holes. not at full (hot^

Cavus, i. m. 2. a hollow placc^

Cavillatrix, icis./. 3. a femalc ca- tincre, & vincere
Cavillor, ari. atus, aum. ilcp. 1. to; a causc, Ov. Ci

CE.

Ccdcns,tis./^. jrivinff place,
Cadcrc causaT tol iug-, departing, fiiiUng- oft'. '

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CEX

71

a chamber for servants, a room
in a bath, or thc stews, a chapel
iii a temple, a honcycomb.

Cellaria,3e./l.a femalc butler. (lar.

Ccllaris,c adj pertaining to a ccl-

Cellarium,i. u. 2. a ccllar, a pantry.

Ccllarius, i. m. 2. a butler.

, impcii, thcy yield. much spoken of,mcntioned with

re, dessi» essum. n. 3. to honor,rauchfrcquehtcd,offrrcat
to subinit, togive way, toCclebriH,vidcCe'lebcr.(solemnity
icc, to rctreat, to go back,'Celebntas, atis. /3. rcnown,good
irt, to go off, or away, to' namc, rcpute, credit, jrreatness
> pass, to pass away, to bc in thc world, a solcmn asscmbly,
% to desist, or leave off, to a solemnity, a frequent rcsort.

h, or resign, to suxceed,orCelebro,as.ac7. 1. to cclebrate, tolCellula, x.f 1. dim. alittlc cellar.
, to bc instead of. Felici- solcmnizc, to makc famous, to Celo, as. act 1 to conccal, to hidc,
cedat, much jrood may it praise gTcatly, to rccord, to pub
, Ov.f'edcrc adfactum- to lish, to have in estimation, tolCelor, ari. pcu*. to bc conocalcd.
;,»i^ffected,/ , /aK/.Ccdere exercise, or pcrform frequcntly, Cclox, 6ris / 3. a briguntine, or
i brcak. Juv. Ccdit dics, to frequent. yacht,fly-boat,pinnace orwhcrry.

t of payment is comc, Ulp. Celebror,ari. patsAo bc frequcnt- Cclsitas, atis./ 3 lofhncss, haugh-
. Ccdite, jrive me, tell me, cd, solcmnized, publishcd, cx- tiness, height, tallncss.
ne, appoint. crciscd, 8tc.

s, a, uiii.tf<//.anointcdwithCcler. m- ccleris, c. $• celere,/i.ior,
ce, or oil of ccdar. comp. rimus, & issimus,«r//>. swift,

s, a, um. uilj. of ccdar. < cxpcditious, suddcn activc, nim-
idis./. 3. a cedar-bcrry. blc, brisk, airy, lifrht, short.
l, i. ii. 2. oil of ccdar. Celerandus a, um. pt. to hastcn,
i./2.ccdar-trce,Cedrodig'- oi-bc hastcncd.
rthy <if immortality, Per*.Cel^rans, tis.pt. hastcninjr.
ia.um.pr. to hcconccalcd. Cclcrantcr, adv. swiftly, specdily. pcnt.

is ///.conccaling,dis*<'mh-Cclcratus, a, um. pt. hastcncd. CenbU»phium,i. i/.2.acenotaph,an
'elatim,tfr/T\secretly.(ling\Celcres, *ci equites, liy;ht horsc.
oris. m. 3. a concealer. Cclcripcs, edis tidj. swift of foot
a,um*/i/. conccaliidjkcpt, Cclcntas, atis/. 3.cclerity,cxpcdi-

kept close, hiddcn. . tion, swiftncss, quickncss, specd, Ccnscns, tis. pt. thinkircg, dctcr-

jn. ris, c. ?. rc, n. «(//.rior, haste. mining-.

crnmus, tup. famous, rc-Cclerttcr,n</r.8wifUy,expctu*tious-f:cnsco, €rc, sui, sum. act. 2. to
d,ennobled,crowdcd,very. ly,hastily, with specd, suddenly.J think, tosupposc. to judgcto bc
frcqucutcd, amorous, so-, immcdiately» shortly, by.and-by.j of opininn, to rcsolve, or dctcr-

JCcleritudo, vid Celcritas. | minc, to votc, or jrive a sufFrape,

Time, adv. vcry famously,jCeTe*rius,«</z>.c9;n^. morcspcedily.
mnlv, vcry frcquently. jCelcro, as. act, 1. to hasten.
ndus,a,um. pt. to be solcm- Celcrrlme, adv. *up. vcry quickly.
rpraisedjtocelcbrate.^ingCelcs, etis. m. 3. a horseman, ouc

Cclsitudo, uiia,/. 3. highncss, no-

hihty, cxcellcncy.
Cclsus, a, um adj. ior, comp. issl-

mus, ntp. high, tall, lofty, statc-

ly, noblc, cxaltcd, crect, iipright,

couragcous, bravc.
Ccltis, is/. 3. a kind of lotos-trce.
Cenchris, is. m. 3. a spccklcd scr-

cmpty monumcntsct up in lionor
of thc deari, an cmptv hearsc.
Ccnsendus,a,um pt to nc thoughL

to tax, lcvy, or asscss. to pay a
r.itc 6i-ccss,to enrol, orsct down.

ns,tis./>/.celebratin^,prais-] tliat ridcs on horycback in pub-
tio,duis.y3. a cclcbration, lic sports.

to takc an estimatc of, to bc dis-
pleascd, to ccnsuro, torcprovc.

mmziiifr, an assembly, orCelcusma, atis. n. 3. the shout, or taxed &c

Ccnscor, Cri. /m*#. to bc numbcr-
cd, mustcred, valucd, prizcd,

ny, repiitation, renown. , noisc of mariners when thcy cry,
tor, Oris m. 3. a settcr- Ho-up, What chcer.
f pubUc plays. .Cclcustes, x. m. 1. a boatswain.

Uis, a, um. pt. ior, comp. Cella, ac. /. 1. a cell, a cellar, a

Ccnscor,cri.t/.2.tocnrol inthc cen-
sor's table, to reckon, or account.

Onsio,onis./.3.a punishinfr,o7 cen-
suring-, a ratc, a finc, a ^cualt^.

i tuo. reuowned, fiunous, 1 storchouse, a buttcry, a pantr\ACcra\V.or>QT\^. -m. ^>.vbl\

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CEN

CEN

CKR

survcyorof lands, a steward. Ccnt : es,cf/r- a hundred timcs, in-^nturifrtus^um./^rcgislered^
Cvu^or f 6ris m.'o he who cxtcntcd dttimtcly, ovi r and ovcr. cnrollcd in tlie m.n.ber cf th

thc centu», a ct nsuier. or scvtrc

pcrson, a corrector. a cntic.
Ccr.sorius, a, uni. «<# pertaining

to the ccnsor, or his oflice, ccn-

sorious, scvcre, grave
C> iisualis, e udj ratublc.
C« nsiira, ac / 1 . ccnsure, rcproof,

judgment, severity, punishmtnt.

'Ccntif blia, x f 1. a kind of rose

with muny leaves
Ccntimanus a, uni, adj hundred-

hahdcd, having 10U hands
( t ntmociia, x f 1 knot-grass.
Centipeda, ae / 1. a worm with

many icct, a cattcrpillar
Ccntipcllio, bnis m 3. thc umhlcs

the censorship, ©r oflicc of ccn-| ofa decr, the paunch of a stag-.

gor, authority, a puttern, or ex-Ccnto, onis. m.3 patchcd clotlu s,

amplc, a trial. or proof. a covcrlct, a shroud to kecp oft'

C-Lsus, a, um pt cisscd, taxed, s*ones, uihapsody anidlestory.

Tai.ed, valucd, registercd Ccntrulis, c. a<{j central, midst.

Census, us m 4 the >aluation of (cnlru.cs, uni pl.m 3 gnats

cvery maiv» cstate; the register-

ing of a man, hisyenrs, trihc, fa-

mily, profcssion, wife, childrt-n,

aml si rvantH; a ccssing, valuing,

or mustcring of the peoplc ; u

tribiite, or subsidv. a suhsidy-

book, a iuunV cstate, wcalth, oi

j early n-t cnuc
Ccntaiuia, a-. / Ccntaurfon, k
CcMauivuin, i n. ceiitaury.
Cchtaurcur.icluu, x / a fighting

with centaurs.

CJcutaiirus. l m, 2. a ccntaur, i>
fcigncd creaturc, hall inan anti
half horsc. tlie sugittary, onc of
thc 12 signs, thc namc of a ship
in Virgil. (dred

hundredB,divided into hunrirtd
Centiirio,5nis- m. 3. a ccnrurion,
capialn over a hi:ndrcu footiMi
Centiirio as uct- l.to divideint
comptnics, to divide ficlds ist
two hundred acres.
Centiirior, aii. ptits. to be dividn
into hun« rcds, or ccn.panks.
Ccnturionatus,u8. m. <i. a caplsirf
place.
Centussus, is. m ''.a RomanmoiKJ
contaiuing forty scsteicrs, ta
deniers ; 8iat is, six shillingst»
three perice in our money.
Ceiitro8iis,a,um aaj. full of knots.lCepa, x,f & Cepe, is n an onios
Centrum, i n 2. a cenire,the mid-Ccpsra,»/ 1. brookUme, rureUin
dlc poiut, a knot, a hard part. Cepetum, i- n 2. an onion-bed.
C«iitum,(ir// indecl.pl a hundred, Cephalea, ae./ 1. the headache.
many . (holly. Ccphallcus^, um aaj\ ccphaGc, ^

Cciitumcapita, x f athistle, sca- thehcad. (greatheid

('cnti:n;gcmmr.s, a, um- ailj hun- Cephalus, i m. 2. a fish havinf l
drcd-haiidrd, a hundred. Ccpina, x. f. 1. a bed of onions.

(.( mtuii.virf;]is,e-tfr(/ pertainingtoCcpphicus, a, um. adj. very BgH
thccciitiiuiviri6rhundred judgcs. very trifling, insigiuficant.

Centi " * " rt J —

6;-con:

ccrutin civil causes amcng the
pcoplc, out of tvcr\' tribe three.
(X'ntuiiculiiB,i. m. 2 a patchcdco-
vcrlet, a horsccloth.

timiviri,6rum/>/. w. 2. judgcsJCcpphus. i ^i 2. avciy lightHrd
r>n:r.iissionerq, choscn to hear Cera,jc./1. wax. a tablc-book^c

Ccntcnarius a. um atlj of a hun-,C( utiiphcato, adv. a hundrcd

Ccnleims a. uin. ntlj a himdrcd.

Cciittsimu, w f 1 interest of om
in the hundrcd cvery month, m
twtlvt- per tent. JUit others sav ,
a humlred pei* cen r . yearly.

Ccrttcsuno,as. a 1 to punish hylot.
or to tukc oiicout of thchundrcd.

.•cntiiplcx,ic:s adj a liundredfold.

Ceutes^nnis, a, um. a((i the hun- ahundred in a shire, or county,

drcdtn, a hundred-fold. Cente-

timcs (loublc.

Ccntupondium, i. n. 2. a hundrcd
weight, ajpvat weight.

Ceiituria, x. f. 1 .accntury, a com
panv, or band of ahundred men,
a sulidivisicn. of the Koman pco
ple into ccnturics, or hundrcds,

acantred, or wapcntake.

siimifruge. with a hundred-fold Centilnutim, adv. hy hundrcds. dccr t &c. (2. ac

increase, Plin. (headcd company by company. Cdr&sum, i. n. 2. 8c Ceraaus, i.

fc/itjccpt,, cipifa. adj. hujuJrcd-lccnturiuUiSjUii.m.^. a oaptaiuship. CSr&sns. i./. 2. a eherry-trcci

cov cred with wax,a waxeiiiaisge
or hust, a ccrceloth, a cellini
honcy-comb, a pagc, #r side rfl
Icaf,a will, or tcstament, cnamd
Cci a punica, white wax, VU Cedl
miniatula, rt»d wax, Cic- J

( -eraria .sr./afcmale wax-chandlrft
Ccrarium, i. n. 2. wax-moncy, ths)
fee for a seal in wax,seaJ-mone£
Ccrarms, i. m. 2. a wax-chaudl^
Ccr.'simus, a, um. at{j. af a chenjjj

or rcd color.
Cerasium, i- n. 2. a chcrry.
Cerastcs,x. m. 2. a svrncnt
four pair of horns, hke a

CER

CER

CER

TS

, i, um. atf. sophistical,
, dark, perverted.
i- n. 2. a husk, or shcll.
i n. 2 a ccrecloth* plais-
m.f 1. & waxinfr (ter.
, um.pt. waxed,covered
l, pitched.smearcd over.
z f. 1. & C ruinius, i.
thunder-stone, a pulse.
n i.n.2 a mushroom.(rid.

low matter in it.

CtrftusAum adj. mad, distractCvl.

r Jcrnendus, a, um. pt. to bc sccn
scrnens,tis.'/M.seeing, pcrcciving.

Cerno, nere,crevi.t>e/.vidi, cr?tum
vcl visum. act. 3 to see, to per-
ceive, to discern, to distinguish,
to forcsee, to presagc, to judge,
to know, er undcrstand, to sepa-

Certatur, impers. there is a strife,.

quarrel, or diflerence.
Ortfiturus, a, um. pt. about to

strive, contcnd, or vie with.
«lertutus, us. m. 4. a wrestlmg.
Certatus, a, um. pt. striven, eoife

tendcd for, contcsted.
Certe, adv. ius. comp. isstme, tup.

ccrtainly, for oertain>surely,8ure

VLjimxLdj infernal, hor- ordetcrraine, to decree, to fight,
fcus, L m. 2.a monkey. or engagc* to enter upon
is. m. 3. a cobler, a cur« Cernor,cris x.patt. to be percciv-
uicr. a smith. ed, sifted, dividcd, tried. 8cc.

'.. a$. pertaining to Cc- Cernuo, as. a 1. to stoop with thc
n, and food,that whcre- face forward,to tumblc and show
is made erealia arraa, tricks,to throw one upon his facc
its of husbandry, Virg. Cernuus, a,um adj. hangiug down
quor, ale,ar beer, Plaid. the head, with thc facc down.
ena,a costly supper, Id. Cernuus, i. m. 2. a ropedancer.
solnm, a trcncher of Ciro,as.a. 1 tocere, or wax ovejv
y.Cerealia munera, vel. Clror, ari./>aj*to bc waxed ovcr

rattt, or dividc, to sift, or rcsolve, enoujrh,true, right, yes, assured-

ad, Ov.

n, i.- n. 2. the Mnderf tempcrcdwithwax.(withceroma
ie head, brains.

CerOmatfcus, a, um adj annointed
M,uni. atff. passionatc, Ctrdsus, a, um. adj. mixed with
ixy, wild, mad.
i. n. 2. the brain, thc
spinal marrow, pitlr

(out

i, *./■ vide Caertraonia
/3.the goddess of corn,
id, food madc of corn.
«•/. 1. ale, beer.
ura- adi. of wax, wax-
■*x, soft, easy, pliant,
ke any shape, yellow.
ersona cerea, an image
Kcr. Cerea regna, ho-

•» y*rsr-

n. 2. a wax-light.
cera, facio], as, are,
raake wax, aa bees do
:./. 1. & Cerinthe, es'
teysuckle, woodbinc. '
um. aaj.of a wax-color
,. % an ulcer with yel-

C€rfima0tis.n.3.an ointmentofoil

Iy, witliout fail, safely, at least
Ccrtior,us a<{i comp. more certain.
Certd, adv. certainly, surely, a*.
surcdty.

Ccrto as act. 1 to strive, to con-
tcnd, or contcst, to vie with, to
fight, to quarrel, to oppose, to
be earnest, to plot.
Ccrtor, ari. pass. to be contested*
Ccrtus,a,um adj ior,comp. isslmus
sup ccrtain, safe, sure, secure
sccurcd, distinct, dcterrainate»
particular, propcr, lawful,conve*
nient, stcady, s*.out, resolute, re -
solvcd, dctcrmined, constant»
faithful, trusty, uncrring, mani-
fest, notorious. Faccre aliquem
ccrtiorcm, to acquaintany one.

wax. (to a mast, or holratrcc
Cerreus,a,um. adj. of, orbelonging^
Cerrinus, a. um adj. made ofjCerva, x.f 1. ahind,a deer.(Cic.

holmtree. (out of his wits .Ccnarius, a, um aaj. belonging to

Ccrrltus, a, um. adj. mad, frantic, ! a stajr. (thc cnd of a sailyard.
Cerrus, i. m. 2. a holm-trce. |Cerucnus,i. m. 2 a rope to manag^

Certamen, Inis. n- X a contcst, a Ccrvical, alis. n. 3. a pillow, or

contrbversy, a disputc, a trial ofj bolstcr, a nig-htcap, a cravat for

skill, a batUc, a bustle, er noisc,! thc ncck.

hazard, or danger, a game, or ex-jCcrvTciila.x./l. dim. a little ncck.

ercise, an eager pursuit, a thing-Cervinus, a, um. adj.of. or bclong-

striven for. 1 ing to a stag, or hart, tawny.

Ccrtandus,a,um. /»t.to bccontend-Ccrvisia, *./. 1. ale, bcer.

ed, or contestC(L for, to contcnd-Ccrvix. icis.y! 3. the ncck, thc
Certans, tia. pt. contc nding, vy ing.' sho jlders. 1 ncervicibus csse . to
Certatim, oth. earnestly, eagerly. be at onc*s hccls, Cic. Incervici-
Ccrtatio, finis./. 3. a striving, ort bus imponere dominum, to seta

struggting, an craulation, excr- pcrson up to cutone^sthroat,/*/.

cisc. (tcnds. CSruIa, x.f t. dim. a little wax.

CerUtor, 5ris. m. 3. one that con- CSrussa, x*f l.vb^V^^^^

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or daubed with ceruae.

Ccrvus, i. m. 2. a hart, or stag, a Ccv

forked stake, or palisado.

Cespes, Ttis. m. 3. a turf, grass.

Cespitator, oris. m. 3. a stumb-
ling horse, a stumbler.

Cespfto, arc. act. 1. to stumble.

Ccssans, tis.jM.ccasing, ling-ering,
tiring, si* ting, or lying stifl, loit-
cring, having nothing to do.

Cessatio, 5nis./.3. eessatiou,a sit
ting still, a doing nothing, a loit-
ering, idlcness, slackncss, a ly-
ing fellow (idlcr, a truant.

Ccssator, oris. m. 3- a loitcr, an

Cessatum, eat, impen. thcy have
becn loitcring, or idling.

Cessaturus, a, um. pt. about to
ccase, to ccasc, not habitablc.

Cessatus, a, \im.pt. ccascd, givcn
out, untilled, liaving lain fallow.

Cessim, adx>. id giving, or going
back. (ingup.

Cessio, 6nis. /. a giving, or yield.

Ccsso, as. neul.l.toceaso, to lcavc
off, to delay, to loiter, to-stay, to
lic still, to Ivave nothing to do,
tobe dciicicnt, or wanting. (to.

Cessurus,Ja, um. pt. about to yicld

Cessus, us. m- 4. a yielding.

Cestrum, i. «. 2. vide Cxslrum.

Cestua, i- m. 2. thc girdlc of Ve-
nus, a nuurriage-girdlc, any kind
of band to tie, or fasten with-

Cetaria,drum. pl. n.2. grcat ponds
near the sea-side. (to whalcs.

CStariu8,a,um.ac//.of, or belonging

CStarius, i. m. 2. a fislimongcr

C€tc, 7i. pl. indecl. whales.

Cetrax/l.a sliort squarc buckler
Cctratus, a, um. adj. tliat usetli a
fhort target, or bucklcr. (fish.

Cetus, i. m. 2. u wlialc, or largc

CeUf adv. as it wcre, cven, or like
as. Ccu vcro, as if, Ptin.

CH.

side of paper, a writing, a
or epistle,a book,a card,a c
Charta virgo, an original
copied, or read, Mart. Ch
vcrsa, the backside of a lc
Chartaccus, a, um. aaj. m

Chxre, int. God save you, ali hail.

Chxrephyllura, i. n. 2. chcrvil.

Chalcanthon, i. n> 2. coppcras.

Chalceos, i./2-a prickly lierb.(cn- „—

Clialceus, a,um.a<//'.of brass,braz-' paper.

Chalcdgraphusi. m.2.an engraver Chartarius, a, um. adj. of
on brass, a coppcrplutc-printer. | Churtarix officinx, pape:
Hialxdus, i. m. 2. a Chaldcan, un 07%ationers' shops, PUn.
astrologer. a caster of nutivitics. Cliurteusa,um.fl<7/.made of

ChaldaYcus,a,um.. adj. of Chaldea, Chartiila, x./ 1. achartcl,
Chaldcan, bclonging to astrolo- roll.
gy, or fortune-tcUing. ^Chartularius, i.m.2- a bookl

Chnlo, as. a. 1. to slackcnthe sail.Charus, a, uni. adj. dcar,

Ohalybcius, a, um. attf. of stccl. bclovcd ; vide Carus.

ihalybs, ybis. m. 3. a kind of thcChasma, atis». 3- agrcat o
hardcst iron, stccl, a sword, or of thc earth, or firmament,
othcr instrumcnt madc uf stccl- Chaus, i. m. 2. aspottcd w
'bamxlcon, ontis, vel onff m. 3. aChclx, arum, pl /.!• crabs

thistlc. .(■hclydnis, i. m. 2. a wat

Cliamxnielum, i. n- 2. camomile. ; toisc, a watersnake, or se
Chanue. cs. / .J. a percht a rufi'. Chclys, yos./ 3. a lutc, or
Chaos, n. dat. & abl. chao, a dis-Chcnoboscum, \n- 2. a gw
ortlcrcd, cr confuscd hcap of Chcrs8nesus,?'W Chcrr6n«<
things,thc first matter whcrcof; 2. a pcninsula.
pocts suppoHcd all things wcrc.Chcrsos, i./ 2. land unm
[iiad.% any decp aud dark place,' mninland, a continent.
bcll, cbaos. (instcad of brcad.jChia, xf. \. a delicious fij
Cbai-a, ?:•/'. 1. a kind of root catenChiliarcnus, i. m. 2. & CIu
Ciiuracatus, a, uni- mlj. stakcd, or\ x. m. 1. a captain, colc
propcd up with stakcs. | commandcr of a thousam

Charactcr, cris. m. 3. a character, Chilias, adis./ 3. a thousz
a mark, a seal, a branding-iron,'t'himxra,x/.l. a poetical i
a stylc, or manncr of writing, oi\ like a lion in thc forepar
spcaking, a dcscription,a charm, 1 gon behind, and a goat
an hicroglyphic. J middle ; thc name of a

Charistia, orum. pl n- 2. a feast of| Virgil, and of a miss in Hi
1 rcconcuiation, &.c ^mong k:us-.Clumxriifer,a,ujn. afj/. proi

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:ras> or monstcrs. !Chftrea,Te/. Chdr~*a,i / 1. aball, Ctbandus, a, ura. pt. to fatten.

iiiS a, um. aiij. wintcrly.j a dance. iCibaria. bmni.pl. n. 2. food,meat,

se./l thchand-gtmt.(caitChbrb«ithdrista, x. m. 1. he that' virtuals, provisions.
tXium, i. n. 2. a child's go-, pliyson the hurp, 8cc. whilst o-Cihuriuui, i. n. 2. the sccond sort
iphum, i. n a hand writ-| thers dancc.(ofa country.amap of flour, bran, coarsc food.
>ill, or bond under one^)Chdrogrjphia,.r./l.udcscription Ciburius, a, um adj. pertaining to
tiid. Ch6rogAphus,i. m. 2. adescribcr >ictuals,or common food,coarse.

mlis, x. m. 1 one that tel- of countries,a publisherof maps. Cibutfirus,a, mn.pt. aboat to feed.
tunei» by the lines iu the.Chors, vidt Cohors. Cihatus, ns m. 4 food,su8tenancc,

a chiromanccr. Ch6rus,i.;/i.2.acompanyGfsinger*, provision.thc fattcning ofcattle.

nib.x./ 1. a kind of ges- or dauceis, a choir, a conccrt, aCibilla, x/ 1. a dining-table.

band,any company, or as*embly.Ciho,as.a.l.to nourish,fccd,fattcn.
;liria, ae/ 1. a theme, a thcsis. Cibor, ari. piiMs. to be fed.
Ctirisma,utju. n. 3. chrism,unrtion.Cfbdrium.i n.2.an Egyptian bean, #

th the hands.

mon, ontis. udj. showingCl
motions with the hand.-t
mus,i. m.2. one ihat useth
swith hishaiufcin dancing.
a,x. /l.theartof *9rgery.
ice, es./ 3. surgery.
icus, a, um adj- pcrtain-
«irgery, surgieal.
iui» i. m. 2. a riurgcon.
Litus, a, um. adj cloakcd
lula, ac. /1. dim. a li.tlv

Christijnisnius,i. m. 2.christianity. a large drinking-cup. , ^
Christiunus, i. m. 2. a christian- Cibus, i m. 2 mcat, tood, nourish-
Chri.ttigcnus, a, um. ailj. boniof ment, incrcase. Eflamma cibum

Christ, divinc. | peterc, Pmv. to do, ov suffer any

Chroiua, alis. n. 3. sweet musica, thing for a mcarsmeat, Ter.

color, afair prctence,anexcuse.Cicuda,a:./ 1. a grasshopper,a lo-

i, ydis./. 3. a cloak, a sol-

cust, a balm-cricket, a bad poet.

Cicatricosus, a, um. cirfy*. having

many scars, full of gashes, &c.

Chr6maticiis,a,um /zr(/.soft f swcet.
Chrbiiic:i,3ruin />/.;;. 2. chroniclcs.
Chromrus, a, um. adj. chronical.

Chromcus, i. »i. 2. a chronolopcr.vicatricula^x./l.cfima littlc scar.
Chronologia, x.f 1. chronologyJCicatrix, icis./:5.a «car, a scam of
coal,& tunic,or loose coat, Chr6noIogus,i.m.2.a chronologcrj a wound, an old sorc, a chop, ©r
m\ guwn. or maiitlc, adiKsalis, dis. /. 3. a worm, ofl rcnt, a patch, the hatchings in
s Toose-^armont. which ronies the buttcrfly. | a gravcn image forthc gpldine.

dvs, iW tcs, is,/.i.a green Chrysanthemun, i. «. 2. crowfoot,Ciccum, rt/Cicum, i n. 2. tLc^skin
•s sione. corn-marigold. (withgold.- in a pomegranate tliat partsthc

x. f. 1. chohr, ang-er. Chrysendcton, i. n. 2. a cup tipt kcrnels. a merc triflc, a straw, a

Chrysrtcolla,a'./l.borax,amincRil.| rush, a pin. (pcase.

Chrysohthos, i. wi. a clir}'solite,Clccr, eris. n. 3. a vetch, chich-

jasper. . Ciccra, x. / 1. a pulsc good for

(ihrysomehmi, i n. 2. an orangc. fodder. (cs,

Chrysophrys, ydis./3. a fish hav-Ciccrciila,a:,/3. dim littlc chich-

injr a jfold color over its eycs. |<Jichor€uin;i.n.2. succory, endive.

Chrysos. i. wi. 2. gold, a gillhcadjClicindela, *./. l.a glow-worm.

Chyda:iis,a,iini.a.//.vile,worthlcss. l Ciconia,x./l,astork^imocksign.

Chyliis.i.;n.2. chyle, a white juicc,Cicur,nris omn jjjen af//tame,gen-

fn>m incat dijrested in the stom-j tlc.niild, that will come to hand.

;hytra,x/ 1. a pot, a pipkin.Cach.-Cicuro, as. a. 1. to make tame, to

le, iUnessof the stomach,
tlux and vomit.
:us, a, tini. adj- troubled
lolic, choleric.
um, i. «. 2. ihc dre<siiiij-
rt playhnuse*. players' ap-
irniture uf tl&c sta'gc,dress
:nt.

u, i. m. 2. thc mastcr of
:hc keepcr of attire.
es. ?:. i.i. 1. a in',:isircl.
i.-i»ria,:E ./!.:-. sl.c-ininstrcl
*./ l"a -i,»iiv;of a harp,
trin£, a cor:!, ;t rij^ht linc.

Ch

CI.

Ciba v . a c/1. a table.(meat, or food

case.
CicQta,x./l. hemlock,helleborc.
poison, a shepherd's pipe, thc

t, a u*n alj.vidt C.uvlin Cibatis, c- adj. of, ©r bclongingto di»Ui\cc \tv c^wvi^ *?&&.T*«k. > s«-

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twixt two knots. (mitre.C.ncfacio, [cinercs, facio,] ccrc, hair in locks and curls.

Cldaria, is. / 3 a sash, turban, i eci, factum. act. 3. to bring, orCio, Irc, Ivi, itum* act. 4-toiur,

Cidarum, i. n 2. a kind of ship. j rcducc to ashes. excite, or call.

Cieus, \is.pt- raising oi-stirring up Cincfactus, a, um. pt. tumcd toCippus^. m- 2. a palisado,«riharp

Cio, cs, icie, ivi, iiuni. ar/- 2. to ashcs, incincrated, stakc.wooden shackle0.tr stockft

stirup.to raisc»*;- i.iuve, to ruusc, fmcrarcus. a, um. adj. of an ash- for the fect, a jail, a grave ftoafc
to excite,to pro\ okc,tocall upon,' color, of, or like ashes.* ! or monumcnt, alittle hill.

«rinvoke,tocall,to namc,to rcrk-Cineralia, drum. pl. n. 2. Ash- Circa, prap cum acc* about, netfy
on,to cause,to rcpclordrive hack, Wcdncsdav, first day of Dent. , near to, with, in, concerninfj
Alvum cicrc, to purge, CoL Clncrarius, "i. m. 2. a man who adv every where, round iboot

Cieor, iri t pass. to bc stirred up. makes dresses for women, or at-Circanea, x.f. 1. a kitc.

&liciuus,a,um. atlj ofhaircloth. tendsthcm (ashcs,of anash-color. Circences, «c ludi, Jur. gmmeti w
' Cilicium, i. w- 2. haircloth. CTnereus, a, um. adj. of, or likc exercises of wrestling, nmnhfi

Cilium, i-n. 2 the utniost edge ofCinericus, a, um- adj. baked, or\ &c keptin the circu*; a rumniig
the cycIid,thchairsof thc eyclids roasted under ashcs. witli gTeat horses, tilts» barrier^

Cilldnc*, uin. pl. m 3. minstrcis Cincrosus,a, um- adj.fwM ofashes. justs, or tournamcnt

using filthy and lcwd gesturcs
Cilo, dnis. m. 3* aperson bectlc

browe<l.
Clmex,ecis. c g. 3. a kind of worm

in wood, or paper, a chinch, or
C¥m5lia tcrra, fullcrs-earth (bug*.
Cfoxdicus, a, um. adj. wanton,lc-

cherous,bawdy,loosc, lcwd (ton
Cinzdulus,a, um. ar//.ahttle waiv
CYnxdus, i. m. 2. a geklcd youth

acatamite, a wanton daucer, or

■hower of tricks, a tumblcr, a

yellow iish.
Cilnxdus,a, um adj. loose, wanton
Ctnara,?c./. 1. an artichokc.
Cincinnatus,a, um. atfj. that hath

curled, or frizzlcd hair. (lock.
Cincinnulus, i. m. 2. dim. a littlc
Cincinnus, i. m. 2. a curled lock

Cincticulus, i. m 2. dim. a sliortjciunubari, n. & Cinnabaris, is. /

coat from the loins.
Cinctorium, i. n. 2. a girdle,a bclt.
CinctOra, ac. /. 1. a girding.
Cinctus,a, um. ^. £irdcd, cncom-

passed, suroundcd, besetwith.
Cuictus, us. m. 4. a inan's girdlc,

a short coat girdcd a litttlc below

thc paps, a ilreas, or garb.

Cing-cndus,a,um,/;f. to be encom-Circenus,e.a<0. of, #rbelongingtfl
passed, or girdcd about. I the cfrcut, or place of czercke*

Cingcns, tis pt tying round, en-,Circes, itis m. 3. a kind of hoopi»
compassing about. (dleJ ring, a sort of olives. *

Ciugiilus, i. m. 2. dim. a littlc gir-Circinatio, Onis. / 3- a turnng

Cingo, gcrc, nxi, nctum. act. 3. to! round, a raeasuring with cobv
surround, to tie round, orabout,i passcs. (roundcd, turned roupi
to gird, to cnviron, to besct, toCircinatus, a, um. pt- compaaie^
assualt,to dwcll round,to defencL Circino,as. a- 1. to make aciiclCj
;ing-or.i. passXo be girt about, or to compass round, to tumround.
8un*oundcd, to bc tenccd, or se-'Circinor, ari. pat*. to bc measufv
cured, to be joined, or coupled. ed, or drawn by cpmpasies*

Cingiila, x.f. 1. a girth, or band. Circmus, i. m 2. a pair of "

Cingulum, i. n. 2. a girdle, a band,
the cestcs of Venus,a zonc,a cli-
matc. (dresser of hair,a chymist.

Cinitio, onis. m. 3. a curler, or

(Jinis, & Cineris. neris. d.g. 3
ashes, cmbers, cinders, Telics.

Cinctntus, a, um />/. armcd aiuliCinnus. i- m. 2. a hotch-potch, n
ready to iight, girded.

passes, the shingles.
Circitcr, prap. cum. acc. & aif*
about, nigh unto, nearly.
Circito; as. act. 1. to go about
Circlus,i. m. 2. />ro. Circu]us,ahO0p
Circueo, vcl Circumco. ire, !n»<
Itum.a.4.togo about,to turround.
3. cimuibar,an Indian g^um, a soft CircuitiOfVeicircumltio, Cnis>/ 3.
red stone called minJiim, red- a circuit,a going thc rounds, tbe ,
lead, vcrmillion, dragt>n's hlood- fctching a compass, a preax&bfe.
Ciunumominus, a, um. udj. of 9 or Circuitor, 5ris.m. 7a night-witdv

a"stroller a a pcdlar.
Circuitus, us. m. 4. a circuit, t
cutnpuss, a circumfcrence.
Cii-cmtus, a, um. pt. gone abouU
compassed round, surrounded.

madc of cinnamon.
-innaiiioinum, i. n. 2. thc cmna-
montrcc, cinnamon itsclf.
Cinnamum, i. n. 2. idcin.

I mcdley, a potion, a plating olrfirculans, tis. pr.turninythebtfd

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staring about. , bout Circumcidaneum mustum, surroundcf), cnvironed, armcd,

s, c.aitv. cirrulur, round. iT.nc ofthc last pressinjr, Cato. clad.

m, adj. in a cirt.Je. Circumcidendus,a.um.^rto bccut CVro///jdo,clure,dcdi,clatum, act. 1.

>/, oris. m. 3. uny hawker cft", or circumcised, to bc for- to surround, to compass about,to
, a jester, a mountcbank. biddcn. i incfosc,to clasp fastabout, to be-

»rius,a,uRi.a<(/. bclongin£('ircuincTdo, [circumc«cdo,] derc, set, to prcscribc. Circumdarc
crs, mountebanks, Stc. ldi, Isum a- 3. to cut about, or flaniniis. to setonfire, Ph*r<J.

oft", to circumcisc, to prune, or Oci/mduco, ctre, uxi, uctum. a.
lop, toshorten. or take off, to 5 . to lcadround, or about, tolcad
abridgc, to detrench, to forbid. out of the way, to imposc on, to
Circumcingcns, tis.pt. surround- abolish,to cancel, todraw aline
in.dff/.l.to mcet iu com- 1 ing-, ccmpassing round,inclosinir. quitc throujrh. Circumduccre
>run to and fro,to huwk' CVrctfwcinjco.jrerCjnxi, nctum.a 3. diem, to spcnd the day, Suet.
>sirolI, or gx> about. | to surioui.d, to compass round. Circuiffducor. i. pass. to beled, or

ix, Icis. /. 3. a shc-frypsy.
ia. act. U neiit. 1 . to cn-
o cncompass ahout, to
ind, or about.

itting- togcther, a round Ciicui!iCisOra,a:./ 1. a cutting, or circumfcrence.a circuit, a cheat-

| iucision, a pruning". i injr, achousing,acozcning.

pr<rp. cnm. acc. about, Circtimcisus, a, uni. pt. pruned, Circumductus,a, um pt. surround-

out, with orincompanv.
h. around, obout. (with
<\o, onis. /. a turning'

lopped, cut off, or away, nared, ed, wrapped, or muffled. (cnce.

circumcised, contracted, torbid- Circumductus, us. m a circumfcr-

dcn, short, uvoided. CVrc//meo,Tre,Ivi, itunvo, 4. to go

C/;ri///;claudo, dere, ausi, ausum. about,or"rotind about,to encircle.
turncdl a. 3 to inclose round, to hem in. to er.compass, to surrouud, to
turning Circumclaudor, i, ausus sum. pas*.\ bcset.

to be inclosc d. [Circumeor, iri.pass. to be beset,to

(round

round, to cncompass, tohem in.!C7rc//mcrro, as. a. 1. to wander

Circumcludor, i. f*uss. to be in
closcd round, to bc surroundcd.

LU-% a uin. pt.
U5, us. m. a

I to be inclosi <
enduRya, wm.pt. to whirlCircumcludo,[circum,claudo1, dc-j be cncircled,orcompasscd about.
Hrhirlcd about, tuininjr. rc, usi. flsum. act.3. toinclosc 1 CYrcum£qu'ito^8.al.torideabout.
cna,tis./)f turning- round.
gfratus, a um. pt. hcap-
, covercd over. (ahout.
frcrn, as. a. 1. to hcap
o, gerc, e(ri. actum. a. 3
ound, or about, to whirl
whecl, or clrivc about,
lo pursucto make frec.
^r, i. actus sum. pass. to
d,orwhirlcd about Xilo-
i circumagi .you ncedr.ot

ubout, to xnove about, orup and
down. (about, to bc gonc round.

Circumclusus, a, um.pt. shut in, Circiimenndus,a,nm. pt. tobegone
ciosed in, surrounded. |Cireuinfcrcns, tis. pt- carrying

Circumr.blo, lere, lui, cultum, a | rouud* (er.ce.

3. to dwell ubout, or nigh, to tilVCircumfercntia, *./ a circumfcr

about.
Circumculco[circum,calco], as. a.
1. to trample ai ovcr, cr down.
Circumcursans, tis. pt. running 1
^r out of your way, JIor.\ ubout.
bulo, as. act. 1. to walk C'/rrit/ncurso,as.n.l. to run upand

outy to go round about.
', as. act. 1. to plough
out.

^neut, %, um. aaj. cuta

7*

down, or hithcr andthither.
Circumdandus, a, um. pt. to be

surrounded, to surrounid.
CircumdalUMf \m.pt. compamd

CVrci/mfCro, tuli, a. 3. to carry
about, or round, to rcport, or rc-
latc, to purify by lust:*ation.

Circumferor, eni, mlatus pas*. to
bt* carricd round, to be rcported.

Circumnrmandus, a, um. pt. to be
upheld, or supported round.

C/rcwmfirmo»as.a. 1. tofortifyand
makeatrong on all sidts, to sup-
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Circumflans,tis. /*. blowing on alP all ovcr, cntirely fVoztn. * CircumlTtus, a, um. pt. v

sidcs, or all rouncl. Circi/mge mo,mere,mui, mitum. «• &c over, washed, gilt, <

Orc.i/mflecto, tcre, exi, exum artj 3. to groan, ©r roar roundabout.Circumlocutio, 6nis/3. a
3. to bcnd abotit, to fctch a com-jC/rci/rogesto,as.<i.l.to carry about. locution, a compass,tcdi
pa«8,tocircumflecta word.(bout.!CJiTiiniglbba.tiis,a, um. pt gathcr-Circumlfcquens, tis- pt.%

Circumflexio, 5nis./ atuming a- ed intohcaps maderoiiml. by circumlocution, tedio

Circumflexus, a, um. pt. circum-Circumgrcdior, [circum, gTadior.] C/rc«ml6quor,i. quutus,
flcx, bowed, or bent abotit (flcx., i dcp. 3. to go, or march about. dep. 3. to use many won

Circumflcxus, us. m. 4 ;iciRMim-t 1 .irctimp^ressus*us.m.agoingaboiitCircumlGcen8,tis.^r sbinii

Circi/mflo, as. «• 1. to blow on allCirctimhiimatus,a, um. a///.naving CYmimluo. ue*rc, ui- Ifktiif
nidcs. ' earth castabout,tarthed,interrcd to wash round.or about

Circiunfluens,tLS./»/. flowinground CiiTiimjacens, tis pt- lying round Circumluor, i./.««. tobe

CircT/mfluo^uCrcuxi -«.3 toflowa- about, circumjacent.

bout,to abound,tocomc togctlier nrc//mjacco,cerc n 2.to lie about.
Circumfluus,a,um. adj. that flows,C;rcumjcctus,:i, um.pt laid, cast,Circumluvio, 6nis. f 3. t

or ruus ahout, flowcd ahotit. , made,or sittiate about, adjaccnt,; ingabout of watcrs (roui
C/rci/mf rtdio, dcre, di,ossum. act. near, stirrotindcd jcircummisstis, a, um. ,

fVrcwmlustro, as. «• 1. toi
about, to rcconnoitrc.

3. todtg round, «r about («about CiiTumiens,euntis/>^™ngroundjC/rci/mmitto, te*re, iai, is
Circumfbdior, i. pass. to he dug^ircumjicio [circum,jacio], ccre.i 3 toseitd round about.
Circumfcrancus, a, um. adj. thai jcci, jcctitm, uct 3. to cast, orCircummittor,i, issus. p&
gocs up and down, thatis carri- tlirow round about, to compass. | sent round.
cd abcut themarket. Circumtb-.(-iiT.iim:tiiru*,a, tm». pt. about toCircummccnio [circum,
Taneus medicus, a mountcbaukJ go rotind, ur mirround. (about ! Iro, Ivi, Itum. «. 4- to wa
Circumforaneum, a:s, interest-Circrimitio, 6nis. / 3. a golngCircummccnltus, a, um- p\
money, Cic. (round, or about Circtimttus, us m. 4. a going thcj round, or about.
Circumfbratus, a, um. jM- borcdj tUrthestway.(gliding roundabout Circummu1cens,tis.^f. gcr

C/rri/mforo,as.«. 1. to boreround Circumlubens, tis, pt. sliding, oi
Circumfossor,6ns m. 3.apioneer ! C/rri/riilambo, bere- a. 3. to lick
Circumfossura, se. / a diggingi ahout.

about. (round, or about !Cirrf?7iiIatro f are. act 1. tobark

Circumfractus, a, xim.pt. brokcn- round, to railandbawl at onc
C/rcnmfr£mo,e>e,ui a. 3. to chirp, Circumlatus, a,

chatter,ormake anoisc about
CYrci/mfrTeo. as act. 1. to rub all

ovcr, to rub thoroughly.
Grei/mfulgco, gCre, lsi, n. 2. to

shinc on evcry sidc.
CYrcttmfundo,dere,udi, usum, a.3

about.
CYrc7/mlavo,as, lavi lotum. & lavu-

tum, a. 1 to wash,or flow round
C/rci/mlfgo,as act. 1. to tic about
CiJTi/mlinio, Ire,ivi,ituma.4. to a-

noint all over,to lard a discourse.

to pour about, to encompass Circumlin!tu*,a,um./»/ besmeared

Circumfundor» cE, fiisus pa*a. to
bc pourod round, to be shed, or

' run over, to be surrounded, to
be routcd, or slain.

Circumfusus, a, um pt circumam-
bient, surrounded, routed, slain-

^iivum^Ulu^ a, um, jW, frozen

C/rci/iNhno, n€re, hvi, lcvi, & linis
lftum. act. 3. toanoint, smear, oi
daub all over.

CircumlTnor, i. p. to be smeared

CircumlitiOyOnis./ 3. an anointing

about, a polishing,burnishing, or

putting tufi laft haadto a thmg.

C/rci/mmulceo, cre, lsi. i

stroke sofily, to touch g
Circtffiimfmio, ire, T\*i- at

mtrench, to fence round

Circummiiniorjri, rtus./w

um. pu carricdj intrenchcd. or tied about

Circummuntio, 6nis. /. i

vcsting of a placc
Circummunitus.a, um. pt.

ed on every sidc, guai

inclosed.
Circuminasccns, tis. /*/. |
C/rcii»inascor,i.//. 3.to gro'
C/rci/mnavigo^re .a. 1 .to 9
Circt/mnecto,cre,xui, &ii f

3to tic round,to connect
Circumnexus, a, um.jW. ef
C/rc7/mobruo,u £ re,ui T utun

covcr over witli earth,to
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tt. (about the rivcrPo. Cfrci/msca1po,pere,psi,ptum.ac/.\ sit ahout.to lay siejrc to,toinvest.
Inus, a. um. adj. lyinjr. 3. to scratcli, ©r scrapc all round.jfVivK/risitrmyis a l.to markro ind.
gOfgfre.pe^pactum, CVVrumscindo, dere, scidi, scis-.Circumsilio [circum, Aaliol, "uv,
■et, or plant ai) about. sum. act. 3. to cut round about. | lui, nmt 4. to lcap round about.
o, ire, ivi. Itum. act. 4- Circumscribendus, a,um./>/ tohc.Circumsistcns, tis. pt. staiulin^
un, «r beat about. circumscribed, boundcd, &c. round.

rtus, a, um. pt. paved, Circumscrlbcns, tis jw. circuin- f Viriimnisto. tere, stlti, stitum. o.
ed down all over. scribimj, conccaling. 3. tostand,orgathcrround (ed.

es, um. />/. m. pagcs, CircMmscribo, bcrcipsi, iptum. a. Circumsistor, i.^. to bcsurround-
waitcrs, attendants at 3 to circumscribc, to limit, orCircumsitus,a, um adj. scutcd, ov

(round bound. to draw round, to com- dwelling- round about.
dens, tia. pt. hanging- priso briefly, to chcat, or cir- Circi/msono, as. 1. to sound all
tor, ti, exus. d 3. to cm-| cumvcnt, to cast out. (cd. about,to ring ajrain. (roundabout.

sounded
sound-
(round.
cus, us. m. 4. an em- ing, aclicating, orovcrreachinjr.jCirciimspcctaiis, tis. pt. lookinjr
r twisting about. Circumscriptor,oris m 3 a chcatcr. (Mraimspcctator,dris.m.3.onc that

atus, a, um. pt. twistcd Circumscriptus, a, um,/>/. & adj\ lookcth ubout him on cvcry side.
*inc-d, infoldcd. ior, comp. circumscribcd» conlin-'Circumspcctatrix,idis/:J.a\voman

r>, as act, 1. to fold, ov cd, discarded, laid aside, dcceiv- * '

t, to roll, or wrap about. ed cozcncd, chcatcd.
o,nerc,dsui,usitum.a 3 CVrc?imseco, as cui, ctum. a. 1. to
iut all about (round. cut about, to circumcise.
tus, a, um.pt. pIacedCircumsecor,ari.£.tobecutround
ktio, onis/ 3, a drink- Circumscctus, a, um.pt. cut rouud
, of about. (round. circumciscd.
ro, as. a. to cleansc Cii'c//mscdco,tTC,di.S8um.acf.2.to
±ue,adv oncveryside. sit round, to bcscigc.
>, crc, si, sum. a. 3. to Circumscdeor, dcri. scssus/kjm. to
id, to scrape about. bc bescigrd. (hedgcin f orinclosc
ir, i. pau. to be serap- C/>c//mscpio,irc psi, ptum. a- 4. to

(ofi* Circumscptus, a, nm.pt- hedged in,
[>, onis./ 3. a scraping surroundcd, inclosed, guardcd-
is, a, um. pt. scrapcu CVrc//msero,erc. a. 3. to sow about

Circumscror,i.p tobc sownahout.
3, [circum, retcl, ire, Circumsessio, oni*. / 3. a sitting
.4. tocnsnarc, tocatch. round. ^ (to surrouud.

tus, a, um. pt. catchcd CircumscHruB. a, um. />/. about
nUnglcd liampered. Circumscssits, a, um.pt. surround-
ius, a, um. aaj. water- ed, encompasscd, bcsct.
siiout. t^ircunisuleo [circum, scdeo], cre,

>, eiv, si, sum. a. 3. to sedi,seKsum.ti.2.tobc beset.tobe
tftodctract (spokenof. sic^c, vr block up, to invest.
>r, i, 5sua. p. to bc e\*U. (;ircumsideor»eri./>.to bc inveated
^«•l.WaMiQe roand- C/rc«m»ide, dgre # tc«suauic<« 3. to

whiclilooketli abouton cveryside*
Circumspecte, adv. ius. comp. cir-

cumspcctly, warily, adviscdly.
f 'ircumspcctio, 6nis./3. a circum-

spcction, grcA carc, a lookin^

roujid.
CVrc//mspccto,as a.\ to look about,

to considcr a thing- dilipentlv.
Circumspcctor, ari- pas». to be

vicwid round.
Circuinspectus, a, um. a^.issinui*

uup. circumspect, wary, cautious,

watchful,Vise, pnideiit, considc

ratc.duly wc-ighed,or considcred.
CucuinspeQtus, ua. m. circum.

spection.
Circumspcrgo, [circum, spnrgo],

gerc act. 3. tosprinklc ali round,

to sprinklc about (round.

CircuinspTcicna, tis. pt- lookinj?
Circumsplcicntia, ac. / circum-

spcction.
CircumspTcio, [circum, specio],

cCrc, pcxi, pectum. act. 3. to

look round, or about, to survcj

tO Ukc CftCC» to U^ ^A»^^ \A

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on,conccrn,imagination,intention

CdgftBtum, i. n. Z.athought, an in-

tention, a design, a contrivancc

think.
Cdgitatus. a,um./H. thought upon,

contrivcd, devised, designed.
C5gito, are./re«. 1- to think. to

muse, to cast m mind, or havc

tend, to deaifm, toregard, to im-
agine, or devuc, or invcnt

Cognoscendus, a, um. pt. to bc
known, to be understood, to be
learned, to know.

Cdgpitaturus, a, uxn.pt. about tolCognosco [con,nosco], cerc, 5vi,
'" * cognitum.a 3.to know, to under-

stand, to know carnally, to expe-
riencc,to lcarn,to inform onesclf,
to cxaminc, to sift out,to heari
order to detcnnine,to observe,to

tlioughts about, to rcflect, to in- view,to perccive,to own,to recol-

lect.(learncd,tobetaken notice
Cognoscor,i, nitus mm-pa»». to bc

C5g1tor, ari. pass.to bc thought of.'C6go [con, ago], gere, o€gi, oac
Cognatio, 6nis/3. kindred, rclati-j tum. a. 3. to gather, or collcct,
onsbip, likencss, agreement.

Cognatus. a, um. ac/f .kindred, alli
ed, of the same blood, very like,
almost of the samc nature, ncar,
adjoining, agrecablc, suitablc

Cognatus,i m. 2. akinsman,/»-o/>rr-
ly bif blood, a relation, a cousin.

Cognltio, onis. /. 3. knowledgc,
judgment, a tnal, a cognizance,

examination, or mquiry.

to get, bring, or assemblc toge-
ther, to heap up, to tliicken, to
curdle, to forcc, or compel, to
oblige, to urge, to rally, or bring
up, to draw up, or range, to con
clude, or infer, to confine. NodolCohortali
comas cogcrc, to truss up thc
hair, Sen. Verba cogere in
pcdcs, to makc verses, Ov.

a rule, dcfinition, or preccpt, an>Cogor,i,coactus./ta**. to bc assem

bled,driven, forced, curdled, &c

Cognttor, 5ris m. 3. onc that takes CbhxrenB, tis pt. agrecing, unit-

cognizancc, a proctor, a lawycr,
onc that ovcrlooks the salc of
confiscatcd goods.

Cognitura, *./. 1. thepracticc of
an attomey, proctorship, a prac
tor*s fcc. (know, to know.

Cogntturus, a, um. pl. about to

Cognitus, a, um. pu &, adj. ior,
comp issimus. tiip. known, un-
derstoodknown by report,heard,
tricd, cnjoyed.

Cogn6mcn, inis. n. 3. a surname.

Cognomentum, i. n. 2. a surname,
a nfckname, a bvnamc.

ing, or hanging together

Cbhscrcnter, adv. ius. comp. or
dcrly, without intcrruption, fitly.
agreeably,

Cohacrentia, «./. 1. coherence,
fastening, or bticking togcther,
a subsisting, a support.

Cohsereo, erc, aesi, scsum- n. 2. to
stick, orhangtogether,to clcave
togcther,to bc joined in otfice,to
agrccto be all ofone mind,tolove
each other heartily, to subsist.

C6haeres, edis. c. g. 3.co-hcir.

C61ixrcscens,tis.^/. sticking.(ther.

Cogndminans, tis pt. surnamingJCdh2crcsco,erc.inc3.tosticktog«-
Cogndminatus.a,um./>rsurnamcd. C6hxsio, 6nw./ 3.a cohcsion.(ed.
CognOminis, e. c. g. of the sameCohibendus, a, xxm.pt. tobe curb
name.(to surname, to nickname.Colribens, tis pt. rcstraining.
Cognomino[con,nomino] are. «.1 JC6hTbco[con, habco], ere, bui, bT
Cogiidminor, iiri./i. to be named.] tuin, a. 2. to restrain, to curb, er|Coftus,us

hold in,tokeep under,orofF,tore,
frain, to withhold, tocontain,t»
keep closc, to bind, to tie up, ir
about. (curbcd, detained, fcc<
C6hYbcor, £ri./>.to be restraincd,
CShTbessit, pro Cohibuerit
Cohibttio, 5nis./ 3. a rcstraint
in Cblubltus, a, um. pt. restnind,
close. (gracc, to adon.

— ,Cdh8nc8to,are,o.l.to commend-to
of C6h6nestor, ari./km.to be grac«L
Cdhorreo;Crc,rui.7ieu/.2. to shakci
to tremble for fear.
Cohorresco, Sre. n. 3. Id.
C5hors, tis./3.a cohort, a troop^i
band of men,a regiment of fboU
company,an asserably,a crowd,!
coop,a pen.ayard for poultry,Co
hors prxtoria, a lifcguard, G&
^ohortalis, e- adj. fed in » coop.
Cohortandus, a, um. pt. tobe ez
horted, or encouragcd,to exhofl
f;6hortans,tis,/>r.cncouraging.(oa
C5hortatio, onis/ 3. an exhmtati
C6hortatus,a,um./i/. cncoura^ed
having cncouraged>encouragiof
C6horticida,3c./l.a small retintte.
C6hortis, is./ 3. a coop, apen>
Cohortor,ari,atus,sum. d. 1. to ex-
hort, to encouragc, or heartea.
a C6hum, i. n. 2- a thong, heaven.
Cotbilis, e. adj. hanging together
Coiens,euntis./»/. meeting, «rectt-
ing closc togcthcr, closing.
Coinquino, 5re. a. 1. to soil, or bfr
daub, to corrupt,o;infcct,totiinfc
to defilc, to pollute, to debauck
Coin<iutnor,ari./iaw.tobe defilei
Coitio, onis/ 3. an assembling t*
gcthcr, a confcderacy. or unioii
a correspondence,orpartnerih^
a shock, or cliarge, copulatioa.
CoTtOrus, a, xim.pt. about to xnedi
or join with. (aulei

:oitus. a. um. pt. come togetlm
4. a comingtogctta

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ng, copulation Coitus the same milk, nursed togetlicr.l written, or gathercd out of manjr

njunctionof the sun &Collapsus, a,iim./»/.ruined,orfal1en works, coHections, observations,

. Coitus humoris, the down, out of heart, faintingr, faU- notes.

)f an humour, CeU. ing into a swoon, stoppcd.

osition,stands for con. Collare,is.n.3.8c Collanum,i.n. 2. a

*e.a.l.tobuffet,orbeat. collar,a band,a neckcloth, a cra

m. 2 a box on thc vat, a nccklace. (for malefactors.

on the chops, or face,Collaria,ac./l.acollar.oriron ring"

l the list. (ed.Colluria.e.arf/. of the neck.(pious

1. pt. strained, clcans-CoUatatus,a, um. pt. enlarged, co-
i a flatter, aparasitcCollatcralis, e. adj. collatcral.
xmptxo be worahipp-CoUatio,dnis./o.acoHation,acom-
:nced,tobe cultivated. parison, a bringing, or joining to
f. worshipping,tilting. gether, a tax, an assessment, a
Jdlis, is m.X a stalk of collection,a contribution,asimile.
. man's yard.(orbeast. Collatitius, a, um. adj contribut

2. thestonesof aman, ed, conferred, lent, borrowed,
1 Couca ac./the colic. hired, paid by several.
i. 2. dim. a little stalk.Collativus, a, um. atfi. CoUativus
um. adj. of the colic.j ventcr, a great paunch, or wen,

vel Collipbium, i. n. Plaid. Collativa coena,a clubfeast.
et used by wrestlersCollIto, are. act. 1- to widen, to
make them strong. I enlargc, to extend.

Collectancus, a, um. adj. collccted
hcrc and thcre, scraped up to-
gcther. -Es collcctaneum, old
brass, PUn.

Collcctio,dnis. /. 3. a collection,or
gathering together,a picking up,
an imposthume,a sweiling,a con-
cluaion, orinference.(of all sorts.

Col)ectitus,a,um.ar//.gathered up«

Collectlvus, a, um. aiij. collective,
apt to make inferenccs gather»
cd together, or put into one.

Collectum, i. n- 2. that which ia
gathercd together.

Collectus, us- m. 4- a collection.

Collectu»,a,um. pt- & adj.\or t comp.
gathered togethcr, asscrabled,
gotten, ODtaincd, picked up, re-
covered and incrcascd, tied, or
girded up.

ItQneut. 3. to stagg-er.Collator, aris. m. 3. a coUator, a Collega, x- ra. 1 a colleaguc, %

>, cere act. 3,to loosen, contributor, an cqual payer.
> destroy, to waste. jCollatu, abl. m. 4- m comparison-
ttus, a, um. pt. to beCollatum est, imper*. there was a
•r mc1ted,weakened.| contribution made, Mart.
iy are. act. 1. to throwCoUatunis,a,um. pt. aboxit to con-
nfecble, or weaken. fer, ov comparc
is,a,um./r/. overbornc.iCollatus,a,uin. /u.collated,compar-

_ri. n. 3.to be brokcn,i

lown to the ground,to
in pieces, to founder.
is. pt. ralling down
ere.n.3.tofari,to totter
apsus. dep. 3. to fidl,

ed\set, or advanced over against,

brought together, contributed,
bcstowcd, cmployed, carried
CollaudanduH,a,um ptXo be higtoly
praised,orcommended.(prai8]iig > .
, '-ollaudans, tis. pt. cotnmcnding,
/c way, to stumble, toCollaudatio, dnis./. X praise.
to siiik. ''ollaudatus, a, um pt. praised.

», a,um. pt. torn.(with

partncr, a sharcr, an associate^

an assistant, a helper.
CollSgialis, e. adj. collegiate.
Collegium,i n 2. a coUcge,a corpo-

ration, a company, a fratcrmty,

or society, partnership.
Co/levo, are. act- 1. to give ease,

to case, to lighten.
Colllbertus i. m. 2. onethat is

made free by the same master.
Co/libet, colltbuit, colhbitum est.

imp. it likcth, it nleascth. Si
coUibuisset, if hc had bcen in the

humor, Ilor.
Colliciac, anim. pl. f. L pipcs,

ro/laudo,are.a. topraise, to cora- troughs, gutters, drains, gntter-

ans, tis pt. weeping mcnd. (ed. or commendcd

itio, drMB. /. 3. a weep- Collaudor,ari. />tobe highly prais-
thers. Collccta, ac./. 1. acollect, a col

o,are. act. 1 to bewail, lection,or gathering'^. shot, club,
r a tliing' with one* or reckoning, a sliare.
i, um. nlj. nursed with Collcctanca, 5rum. pl. n, 2. tktngt

tilcs.

ColITculus, i. m. 2. dim ahillock.

Collido[condxdo], d£rc, isi, isum.
act. ). to beat, strike, or dash
togellier, to dash against« to

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nua, to clap hands, Qmnt. Colhquitio, onis / 3. a meltintf. parky.

Coilldor, di, isus sum. paaa. to beXVluMicfacio,cere,feci,factuiu a. Coi1c()Uor,i.utussuin.<£3.ti

dashcd against, to contradict. | .».to incltdown^erdissolve (down. or talk togethcr,to speal
CoUkgandus, a, um. pt. to bind, orjColliquefaetus, a, iim- pt. melted with, to speak, to discoi

be bound together. CWliqueo ere, kui. n.2. tomelt conversc, toconfcr.

CoUigatio,6ma /:j ttbindingtogc-Co/fcqticHco, cerc. inc. tobcgintoCollubet, ar.e Collibet.

ther, coujutiction. union, a knot.j melt. (ters. Coliucatio, dnis./. o. a lop

Colligfttus, i. ?i. what is boun<iColli([uix, arum. A/./drains, giit-Cclliiccns,tis/W sivningtt

togelhcr. (gether.lcoUis, is. w. 3. a hili.a Utlle hill, ( Vlficco cre, x. n. 2 to f

' ColTlgatu*,* a, um. /'/ bound to-, a hillock, un casy asccr.t, a down. give a gcncrul light, to
CoUlgendus,a,um///.tobc collcct-'CoUisio, onis /. •> a collision. a to be evuitnt.

ecLgatlicred,onnfeii'cd,tocoUc«t.j dashiug, brt-aking, or bruisin^Colluco, Hic act l.toloj
CoJngens, tis. pt. coUccting, gath-J togcthcr. (gethcr. Colluctnns, tis /><• strugg

ering. iCollisu, abL m. 4. a thrusting to-Colluctatio, onis-/ v> a w

ti.Wltgo4rc.fi. l.to tie, bind,or clap CollistiH,a, um />/.dasheri, or struckCoUuctiitor, 6ris. m. a wr

together,to conncct,t° pinion, orj togetncr, battcrcd, bnused. Colluctor, ari- dep. 1. to

fetter, to cntaugle. or entra».;e t to Coilitus, a, um> pt. bcsmcared. to contend.

reprcss, or curb, losuit htly. .Collocundus.a,uni. pt. to be sct.or Co/iudo. cre, si, suin a
CoJJigo,[_con, legoj. erc, legi, lrc-jCollbcans, tis. pt. placing.(placed. play, or sport togethcr,

tuma.j.to collect,to gct»or brmg"Coilccatio,6nis / 3. a pladiig.sct- concert, to plead by c

together, to gather, to pluck, ov
pick,to get,or acquirc,to liamess
•r join togethcr, to tic, or truss
up,to take,orpickup,to conclude
or inier, to rcckou» or suin up, to
contain,or comprcheud,iu recov-
er, to recollect. Colligere vasa,

Cic. sarcinulas,./Wto pack up his
awlsjColligere srma navis,ionale
in thc sheet, Virj. Iram coiiigit,
& ponittemere,he is soon angry,
and soou pleased, Uor. Fngua
coliigere, to catch coid, Id. ^cd.

CoUigor, i, lcctus. /*• to be gathci

CoUiimtium, i. n. 2. the borders
wliere two countncs lueet.

Co/huio, &re.tf.l. to look siraight.
to aim, to hit tnc mark.

Collineo [con, linco}, ore. uct- 1.
to levcl, or aim u\ a right linc,
tohitthc mark.

Colhnitus, a,um, />/. daubcd over.

Co/lino.erc, mi,ivi, &cvi,ituin a »•
to bcsinear, to delilc, or d iui>,

Collinus, a, um- a<//-oi'a hih (mg.

VvJjjyixxn», tis. pt. inelting 9 wast-

tin^,or disposmg,a bestowini;*, or cicceive, to jujrgle.
setihug,a ibnndiug, a building, aColluin, i or 2.ihc neck, t
posit:on Collocatio filiae, Uk ■ life. Obtorto collo Cic o
disposing of a daughter in mar- l'luut. by head and shot
riagc, CYc. ;(>)Uumino, are a. 1. to er

Collocatus, a, um. pt. ]>laced, Co/luo, ucrc, ui, utuni. t
postedjSct, bcstowcd,cmplo\ed.' rinse, wash, or scour.

CWI6co,are.acr. 1. to place, or set,'Colluor, i. puss. to be wii
to pitch, to put, or lay, to lay Collusio,6nis. /.i.collusior
out, emplo> ,or bcstow.to letout,Coliusor,6ris./;i 3.he that <
to lend,to give in marriage Col-' thing bycollusion,a fcllo
locare se in otium, to dispose Cullusoric, adr. knavibhh
hiinsclf to eu&e.Plaut. Collocarc.Collustrans, tis. pt. surve;
pecuniam in capita, to impose a.CoUustratus,a,um./'f enlig
capitation-tax, I*v. C'o/lubtro,are.o.l.to makc

roilocor, ari pas». to be placcd. I enlighten, to behold, to

Collocup, letandus a,um> pt. to beCollustror,ariip.tobe emig
enrichcd, or improved.to enrich. C'o/lutulo, are. a. 1. tode

Co/lociiplcto arc. ac/.l- to enrichJ paragc,

Coll^cutio,6uis./ o.aconfcrcnce.lcollutus» a,um. /^/.washed.

Collocuturu.s, a, um. pt. about t('iC(iiiuviarium, i. n. 2* a sin

convcrse, or confer. (ed with
Collocutus, a, um. /*/. havn.^talk
CoI10<picns,tis./<r.ui!kingtoi,etiiei
Collo([iiiuiu, i. n 2 a discourse, a

Colluvics,ei. / 5. a sink,or
lilth, dirt, hogwash, a ral
oHscouringotanything (st

Coliuvio onis/ 6. filtu, wi

convereatien* a confcrcnce, a OoUybus t r.m.2. guin,or Iosj

COL

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COM

W

ng, •rtellingofmoney.
ae/l.abuiva sippet.(broth
us, a, urn. a<lj- sopped in
nv.n.2.eye-salvc,a tcnt, or
r 9 a clyster» (or cleansc.
.<i l.to strain,piirge > refine

ahow. or bcauty, a cloak, or pre- housc, a dove-cotc, a pot
tence, a plea,or.excusc. Colores Ctilurabarius, i.m. 2. a keeper of
rhetorici, rhetorical figiires and a dove-house
ornaments, Cic. Vitae color, the '61umb&tlm,aaVlike dovcs.(vain.
state, or condition of life, Hor. C6lumb?na,se/ 1. columbine, ver-
Color civitatis,thc beauty of a ci-

C61umblnus,a>um.ar//. of pigconft.
re, lui, cultum- act. 3. tojC6ldratc,acnv.by pretence (ty,CVc. C61umbor,ari, atus, sura dep. 1. to
cultivate, to dcek, trim, Coloratus, a,um./>*ior,com/». color- bill Kke dovcs,to kiss (or piceon

Df to prune, todwellin, ed,paintcd,set out,or otf,garnish- '^ 1 * — ■*-*■'■—: — « "

hit, to frequent, to wor- od, trimmcd vamped, varnished,

honor,toloveandesteem, disguiscd, pretended, tanncd,

tached to,to make lovc, or sunbumt, black, tawny.

>,to exercisc, to practisc, ColSro, area.l. to colour, to die,

r, to fbllow, to maintain, to give a complexion, or set a

e andkeep.Inter sc colcrc gloss, to tan, to make tawny, to

and live together, Cic. disguise, to cloak.

cukus. pu3* to be tilled. Cbloror, ari. patt. to be tanned.

a, x. /. 1. & C6l6casiuin, C61oss€us,a,um. adj. colosscan, gi-

i Egyptian bean . ant-tike,gigantic, like a colossus.

Jus.idjs/3.a kind of wild C&lossicus,a»um.ao)'.of a huge aize

«u-ging phlegm,the apple Colossmus, color, a bright purplc
f iscalled ColoquintkU. COlossus,

n. aaj. pcrtaining a snake, wily, crafty. Colus,i./. rard m.inabl. etiam co.

huabandry. C6lum,i. n. 2. a colander, a strain-| lu, a distaff, a rock, or distaff.

C61umbulus,i.m. 2. a young dove-

C6Iumbus, i.m 2. a dovc,a pigeon.

C61umclla, x.f 1. a little pillar,a
torabstone.orpillar of inscription.

Cdlumellaris, e.adj. of the fashion
of a little pillar. Columellares
dentes, the cheek-teeth, Varr:

C61umen,Tni*7*.3.aprincipal beam
er prop, a buttress, or shore, a
stay, or support, a mountain*

Cdliimis, e- aaj. safc, healthy.

Cdlumna, x.f. 1. a coluran, a pil-
lar, a post, a support, or stay. '

Columnarii, 6rum.pl. «■ 2. spcncL
thrifts much in debt,and brought
to thc columna Mcenia, where
actions of debt were tried.

C&lumnarium, i. n. 2- a tribute for
evcry pillar,a vent-holc injaqtft-
ducts.

l. m. a huge pillor, ©r
.2. the great gut wintungj statue.

e left side to the right, in C61ostra, x./l.& trum.i. n. 2. first
i* the disease called the milk aftcr birth, biestings, love
meraber of a scntence. Colostratio, 6nis /. 3. a discase.
c/ 1. a country-woman. C6lostratus, a um. aaj. thick like
lm, i. n. 2. a land-tax- biestings,curdy & unwholcsome.
*./ 1. a colony or plan- Coluber, bri. m. 2. a snake, a scr- C61umnatus, a, um. adj. pillared.
company of people trans. pent. Colubri caeci, bclly-worms- C61umnella,x./l.(i'm.a lituc pillar
fromone place to ano. Colubra, se / 1- afemale snakec/ C6lQri, drum. m. pl. imaginary
ith an allowance of land adder. (ky tresscs, or locks- circles, raeeting in the poles of
re, & farm, a fec-farm, or Cdlubrifer, a, um. adj. having sna- the world.
ikl, a dwelling-housc. C61ubrlnus, a, ura. aaj. of, or like C61umus,a,um.ov#.made of hazel.
s,a um.
wiy, or

a, um. ailj. of a colonyj er, a wheel, a raomhcr of a sen-|C61uthe«.,5rum.^/.n.2sweetmeats.
( be tillcdtfit to be tilled. tence, tlie colic. CSlymbajdes, um. pl. / pickled o-

i- m 2. a husbandman, a Coltimba, ae./ a dove, a pigeon. Com, in composition for fon(livcs
a plantcr, a hind or ccmn« C61umbar^ns//.3.a pillory, a hole Coma, itis- n. 3. a lethargy.
w at scrvice, a clown. in the side of a siup, a mortise C6ma, xf. 1. the hair, a brush, or
i, dnia. m.3an end^ con- hole, a holc and spacc for water headof hair, abranch,a lcaf, a
Colophonem addere, to from the whecl of a water mill. flake of fire, a sun-beam.
, end of or finibli a thing, C61umbaria,x/1. a pigeon-housc. C6mans,ti8. pt. having long bair,
C6loMris.in.3. a eolor, a Colurabaris, e. adj. oT a pigeon. hairy, bushy, bearing lonff grasa,
e,«cmpksk>nyOUtward|cdlumb8iriuin, i. n. 2. a pigeon- fuUofleATts^wann^StAU*.^^-

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nns,a comet,or blazing^-star, O?. Cflmessor, t. Comissor-
C5marchus,i.m 2 an carl, a gover-Cbmestio,6nis/.3 an eatingw Cmg".

ernor of a city^&caburjromasteTC^mestura, ac/ an eating, a fecd-
C^matorius, a, um. aay. of hair Cfcmcsus & Cbmeshis, a, um. pt.
C5matus. a um. pt. having lonjr; eaten up, spent in luxury.

hair, adorned with huir, hairy,Comesrirus,a, um. pt. about tocat.

havin? branches, or leavcs. Cc : meta,&C6metes,x m l.acomet.ComitiSlitcr, adv. in mtntc

COM

nsscmblr. Comitiahs morbtt
faUing-slekness. Diesconiti
a day to consult of matten.
Comitialcs, homines, fittf
peoplc constantlr tttes
courts, Plaut.

Comhlbo, bferc,b'ibi,bTU\tum. a. 3.C6mYcc, atlv. like a comcdy,comi-
to drink to£ethcr,to drink up, or cally, pleasantly, merrily, drolly
in, to s\ick, to take in, to lcarn. ;C5micus, a, um. aaj. belonging

by reason of the falling-sick
Comitiarius, a, um adj. afte
manner of a public assembl

Combibor,i. /> to bc drank up.(on; to comcdy, represcnted in co- Cbmitifttus, ds. m. 4. a meeti

CombTbcV»nis,m 3 apot compani-' medics, comical. (dics. thc people in town-balK &c

Combfirendus,a,um./>* to be burntC5micus,i.m. 2. a writer of come- Comltissa, x.f. 1. acountess

Comburens, tis. pt. burning, con-C5minus, atlv. near at hand, hand Comitium, i. n. 2. an asserofc

Miming, dcstro}ing, dryinjf up. | tohand,furthwith, instantly. placeof anassembly-a parta

CombCiro.[con,uro,] rere, ussi, us- i C5mis,c.«.r(;\ior,com/>.issimus, mip. house, a state house.atown

tum,«.3.to burn,to consume with- grntle,mi!d, courtcou*. gracious, Cbmito.are.fi.l.idem qu<_kl(a

fire, to burn up,to scorch,parch, kind. nicc,curious,having a dcli-C6mitor,atus sum.«7&raro.£

or iliy up, to pass, or apend. | cate tastc.Ioving" curious arts(ing accompany, nr go atang *i

Comburor,i./>.to bebumt[bunnng.'C6ittissabundu8, a, um. adj. revell- attcnd, orwait upon, to fi

Combustio,6nis/.3.a combustion,a'("dmis8ans,tis.p/.rcveIhng (keting- to hc accompanicd, or atte

Combustus, a, um. pt. burnt. jComissatio.dnis/.o.rcvclling', iun- Comma,atis n..*.a part ofa SM

Cbmedendus, a, um. pt. to be cat- Comissatpr, 5ris. m. 3. a reveller. in a period marked thus (,)

en up, or fcd upon, to eat

Comedo, is. vel c&mes, c6mest,
Sdere, vel esse, €di, esum, vel
estum. act. 3. to eat, to cat up, to
devour, to waste, to consumc, to
«quander away. Comcdcre bc-
neficium, to iorgct a kindness
Cic. Comederc aJiquem, to cat
oneoutof house and home, Ter.

fc6medo, 5nis- m. 3. a glutton, a
spendthrift, a prodiga).

Cdmens, tis. pt. combing.

C5mes, Vtis.c.^.3. a companion, an
attcndant, a foUowcr, an assis-
tant, a partncr, a partaker, an
ubcttor, a confidant, an officer, a
manager, acount, an earl.

<!omcssabundus, vide Comissa-

C5missor,atus sum.r/e/>.l. to revel, mata, um. /»/. floodgates, rt

to fcjist, to dancc and be merry. Commaciilatus, a, um. pt. di

Cbmitans, tiH.pt. accompanying. Commacu1o,are.<i.l.tospot,<

ComTtas, atis. / 3. afiability, com- stain, or soil, to imbrue, t

{>laisancc, mildness, kindncss, parage.
mmanity. Comina\leo,Sre, dui. neut. %

C5mitutus.a, um. pt. ior, comp. ac- moist, or wct, to be well *
companied, attended, foliowcd. Commandilcans, tis. pt. ch<
Comltatus,us.m. 4. aretinue ofat-Commanducatus 1 a,um./tf. ch
tendants, equipage, a princcWommanducatus, iks. m.4.a

C5messatio, 5nis-/ v. Comissatio.
C6messitor, v. Comissator. -
Comcsse, pro Comedere.

court, a convoy of provisions, a

couiitv-
CSmrter, Issime, ntp. adv. gently,

courtcously,spIendidly,gentoe11y
C6m!tia,5rum.^/ n. 2.an assembly,

a mccting, a parliament, a com

mon-council,acourt,a convention

ing.

Commandfico,are.arf. 1. to
Conimanducor, ari. pa$M.

chewcd, or eaten.
Commaniptilaris, m. 3. ai

soldier, a comrade.
Commcans,tis./>f. goingtoi

Comitia curiata, when the people travelling, wayfaring, reB

;5mcssans, tis.^p/. rioting(bundus gave tlieir votcs by wholc courts.

l/oiufeaein, pro ComctUrem. jConittialis. e. aaj. pertaininff to an

Varr. centuriata, when by hun- out upon a convoy .(a mei
dreds, JUv. tributa, when byCommeStor, dris. m.3. ac
tribes, Cic CommeatQrus f a,um /^ aboa

Commcatu9,us.m.4.provaki

Commcantes, soldier» tl

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H

roy,a passport.orpass
i. removal, a furlow.
Atus sura. d. l.to mc.
ium upon, to con.
isse. t«r6. dcfect.Xo rc-
lave in remembrancc
bilis, e. adj. worth
tin^yor remembcrinjr.
ndus,a,um./>/. worth\
oncd or remembercd
nsjtli.pt. mentioning
tio, tinit.f. 3. a coro-
1, a mentioning, a rc-
:. (tioned

tus, a, um. pt. men-
, ftrc act.l. to comme-
all to mind,toreracm-
tion,or spcak o£ to re-
ntnt,or rehearse,to ad-
ioned, recounted, &cc
>r, ari. p. to be mcn-
Ylis,c. adj. commcnda-
wortky to be praised
4us, a, um. pt. to bc
d, or praiscd.
s, tix.pt. commendinjr
io, 5nis./3 a commcn-
.-commendation, plau

itius,a*um. aaj. rccom-
, of rccommcndation.
or, dris. m. 3. he that

Commcnsus, us. m. 4/thc measure
of athinginproportionto another

Commentans,tis. pt. commenting.

Commentark>lum,i n. 2.ajourna1,
a day-book. (book of commcnts-

Commentariolus, i. m. 2- a notc, n

Commentarium, i. n. 3. acommcn-
tan', an cxposition, a note, an
abstract

Commentarius, i. m. 2. a commen-
tary,an cxposition, a brief rcgis-
tcr, or account. a historical mc-
morial,a book of notc.%a day-book
or diary, a common-placc-book-

Commcntatio, dnis. /. ;*, a mcditat
ing, musing", or thinking upon, a
dcscription, a gloss, a comment

Commcntator, oris. m. 3. a coni
mentator, an inventor, a diriscr.
a forger, a Uar.

Commentatus, a, um. pt. act. & p
studied, devised, hammcrcd,
thought upon; commcnted, dis-
puted. (jrethcr, or join in a lie

Commcntior,Tri. dep 4. to ajrree to

Commcntltius, a, um- adj. feigucd,
dcviscd, newly invcnted, imagi-
nar}-

Commentor, atus sum dcp. 1. to
comment, to writ e,or composc, to
dcvise,or invent,to fcign,or forge,
to discourse,rcasoi>,or disputc; to

rix, icis.y*. 3. shc who
um a, um. pt. & a*\j.

and selling, a bartcring, an inter-

course, acquaintancc, conversc,

a common use. (traffic.

Commercor, atus sum drp. 1. to
Commereo, erc, nii, rltum- act. 2.

to descrvc wcll, or ill, to commit.
Commfcreor, eritussum. d. 2. todc-

serve i11,highly tooff end.(servecL
Commeritus,a,um./tt. that hath de-
Commeticndus,a,um./»/.mca9urinjr
Commctior, iri, cnsus. d. 4- to take

measureof,toproportion,toadjust.
Commictilis, 2. adj. contemptible.
CommlgTfitio, onis./. 3. amotion,

a removal, a froinjr elscwhere.
Cowmifrro, arc«c/.l.to remove, to

jro away, to go, or come. (dier.
Commilcs, itis. m. 3. a fcllow-sol-
Commihtium, i. n. fcllowship in

war. In commilitium adscisci, to

bc listcd as fcllow-soldicrs, Tac-
Commilito, onis m. afcUow-soW

dicr, a comradc.
Comminandus, a, um. ptXo thrcat-

en, thrcatencd, thrcatenin^.
Commlnans, tis. pt. thrcatcnui|r.
Commlnatio,5nis/3. comminatioo

a thrcat, a thrcatening, a cursing
Comminatus, a, um. pt- threaten*

ing-, thrcatcncd. (bepiss, Ihr

Coiumingo, ere, nxi, ictum. a. 3.to
Comminiscor, mentus sum. tlrp. 3.

,<irpraiscs.(commcnds muse, meditatc, orthink upon,to to dcvisc, invcnt, fcijrn, or forge*

rcvolvc, to romance, to imitntc
Commcntor, dris. m.3. aninvcntor.

issimus, tuperl com- Commentum, i.n. 2. an iuvention,

praiscd, valued, es-
nrded,recom mendcd,

^rintrustcd.givcn up. Commentus,a,um.^. thatimajrin-

[con, mando] arc. a. 1.
id,tt> praisei to recom-
(lorn, to commit, or in-
mended, praised, &c
•, ari. pa$t. to bc rccom
is^a. c.j^.3a boarder,
npnottcr* a dium.

a contrivancc, a devicc, deccit,
artifice, a tale, or ston*, a fable.

cth, or dcviscth, forgxid, feigncd,
deviscd contrived, invented.

Commco, are. ncut. 1. to go to and
fro, to (to, or comc, to paas, or
move, to tnivcl, to rcmove.

Comroercium, i. n. 2. commerce,

to recollect, or call to mind.
Comministro, v. Ministro.
Comminor, ari, atus. d 1. to thrcat-

en greatly. (brokcn in pieces.
Commtnucndus, a, wm.pt. to be
Comminuo,iurc, ui, iitum act-3. to

break in picccs,to bruisc.orcrum-

ble,to brcak,to abate,to wcakcn»

to diminiali, to Icssen, to ovcr-

power.
Comininuor, i, Qtus/;.to bc brokca

to picces. to bc molificd, &c.

traftc, m«rolnindfc> a Uu) ingjCounninatiin, adv. b* niccc,*.

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Commfnutus, a, um. pt. broken in
picces, impaircd, diminished.

CommisccndusAum./M. io be min- to enjoin, to cxpose, to vcnture,

glcd, or mixed with, to mix
Commiscco, ere, cui, istum. act. 2.

'taix, or mjngle together, to mix,

to jiunble, to adulteratc, to join.
Commisceor, eri p. to be mixed,

«r mingled togethcr. (pitied.
Commfeerandus, a, um. pt. to be
Commlserans t tis. pt. pitying.(sion.
Commfscratio,6nis/pity, compas-
Conmuserescit, tmp. tb have pity,

•r compassion of. (mcnt, or pity.
Commiscror, ari- d. lto bcwail, la-
Commissio, 6nis/ 3. a setting to-

Cowniitto, tcrc, misi, nus9iim. fl. 3 (Commbdum, adv. in good
lo commit, to instrust, to impart, seasonably, luckily, just

to do amiss,togive cause,to bring, Commodus, a, um. auj. ior. a i

to engage ,to give battle.to begin, issimus,™/». convenie nt, soil

to set on, er stir up, to »end,or lct

go together, to betake, to join, or

close, to pair, or match, to com-

pare,to weigh, to repeac,orrccite,

to stretch, or exert, to confiscate.
Committor, i, issus. p. to be joined Commotreo, tee Mcereo. (d

together, committed, intrustcd, Commdlior, iri,tus. <£4.toei

&c. (ther.j vour, to attempt, to deTtsi

Commixtio, 5nis. /. amixingtoge- threaten.
Commixtura, ae./ 1. a mixture. Commblitus, a, um. pt- grow
Commixtus, a, um./ri.mixed,?r»ing- Coimnblo, lere, lui, Utum.

scarcely.

proper,n^apt^ulvmntage«|
fitable, benefictal, lucky, I
nate,scasonablc, courteoos»
obligi ng,ci vil,gentecJ,m\n<k
graceful* neat, just, exactf

ludorum,thc beginning, or repre
senting of plays upon the stage,
Cic

x attcmpt,a secret, or trust,a forfci
ture. Commissum, stvtr commis
sum vectigal, tlie seizurc of con-
traband goods.

Commissura,x. / 1. a joint, a clo-
surey-aseam, ajoining, or couch-
ing of tiiings togcther. (commit.

Gommissfirus, a, um. pt. about to

Commissus, a, um. pt committed,
intrusted, communicated, or im-
parted, donc, pcrpctrated, join-
ed, cemcnted, soldercd, fought.
engaged, begun, forfcitcd, con-
fiscatcd, (gled together.

Commistus, a, um. pt. mixed, min

CommTUgo, are. acu 1. to bruise,
to break, to makc soft, tosoftcn.

Commltfgor, ari. p. to bc bruiscd,
to be broken, to be made soft.

Committcndus, a, um. pt. to be
committcd, intrusted, begun»
joined, pcrmitted, cxposcd, &c

Committens, tis. jrt. commiUing>

grind, bruisc, or break smtl

cether two, for trial of masterics led, or blended t<

m any exercisc, Svet. Commissio Comm6dandus,a,um. ptXo be lent. Commonefaciendus, a, um j

Commodans, tis. pt. lending. I be admonished, to be remia

Commodatio, onis./ 3. a lending,'Commbnefacio,[commoncOjfi

orobligingonc.(ormade,fit,suited ' ce>e,feci, factum. a. 3. toj*

Commissum, i. n. 2. an offence, oriCommbdatus, a, umjM. lent,ntted,| nish,to ad\nse, to putin miB

fault, acriinc, an undertaking, or Commbde, adv. ius, comp. issime, rcmind,to rehearse, ormea

up. well, handsomely, elegant-Comm6nefio[commoneo,fioJ
ly, conveniently, fitl) r , advauta- factus, neut. pau. to be p
geously, luckily, indiffcrentlyJ mind,to be reminded,«r
Minus commode audire, to be.Comm5neo,Sre,nui,nitum.
ill-spokcn of, Cic. warn, advise, or put in

Commoditas, atis/. 3. commodity,'comm6neor,eri./>.to be
profit, advantage, convenience,Comm6nitio,6nis/.3.an ^
fitness, handsomeness, opportu- 1 ing,a warning, asummingB
nity, ci\ility, an obliging friendi IComm6nlt6rium, i. n. 2- a k
Mea commoditas ! my precious ! mandatory, a privatc agreen
Plaut. Comm6nttus, a, um. pt* vn

Comm6do,are a l.to lend,to give, advertised, putin remembn
to yield, or afford, to profit, or do Commonstro, are. uct. 1. to d
good, to bcnefit, or help,to serve, or point out.
or oblige,to suit,adapt,ormake fit. Commbrandus, a, um. pt. to i
Commodor, ari. past. to be lent. jCommbratio,6nis/. 3. a stavii

continuing,a dwelluig,a pw
abodc, a delay,orlingering> (

Commddulc, adv. somewhat con-
veniently, fitly, or patly.

Commbdulum, adv. pretty well. JComm6raturua,a, um.pt. aW

Commodum, i. n. 2. advantag , e, l Comm6ratus,a,uin.p/.havuigi

bencfit, profit, gain, interest,C'ommordeo,ere,di,sum.aJ3i8

convenience, a reward giycn toCommoriens,tis./M.dyios;tofd

dUcharge^ soldiers. |Ccmm6rior, i.tuua Mm^d^.

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:, pro Commoverit.

r, iri. d 1. to abide with,

:o dwell, to sojourn, to

Longv to atop, or hinder.

oate, to impart, to share with, to coinh,or deck thc hair, to* trim, to
confcr, to coiisult, to dtscoursv, to attirc, ©r make jray . (dressed, &c.
make welcome,to;idmit,todcfile. C<unor,i,comptus./>. tobe combcd,
Comiminlcor, uri pa*t. to hc iin-C6inijcdia,;e./.l.acomcdy,an intcr-
parted; a>p.\o impart. &c. hido, or tarcc, a dramatic pnrm.

W, a, um,u uitteii closcv Communio, irc, ivi, a- 4. to fortify. (7>mu:dicc,fi</v.comical]y,mcrrily.
Uij, c. «/#. very fruil. iCoinmrinio, onia /. 3. communioiuCoinadtous, n, um. tulj. comic.
mt, pro Cominovcmnt. inutuaT participation, un equal(..om<cdu*, i. m. 2. acomcdian.
n, pro Coinmovissem. privilcgc, the commtinity, o/*Comu*dus, u, um« adj. pcrsonatintr,
t, onis / 3 commotion, wholc company. ' pretcmling to be what. one is not.

dbquict, disturbuncc Connnunis, e. adj ior, romp. com-Comosus, a, mn adj. issimus, »up.
nctilx, x. /. 1. a smafl mon.froncraJ, univcrsal,thc mnic, hairy, routfh, full of branchcs or
orpasiioii' all alikc, cquai, on a levtl, ordi- lcavos, tuftcd, shagtry.

M^urri.^r.ior, comp. mov- nary, familiar, geiitlc, frec, all. Compactiiis, c. adj. coinpact, join-
ltVcXcduncensed, affcct- Communitas, ittia./ 3. commtutity,; cd, or sct together.
niahed, quick, expedi- a having all thingn in common,Compactin, onis./ 3. ajoining, or

fcllowship,socicty,riirht,justicc.; settintr tojrcthor.
d, 2re, flvi, <5tum. a. 2. to,Communiter, adv. in common, in- Compactum.i.n.2.a compact, an a-
itir,toraisc
todiaquiet,
> astouisb,

blingtogethcr<
Communiiuro.arc.n. 1. to murmur,

orwhispertogether, tognimhle.(>unpar, aris. adj. ecpial, cvcn,
Commurmuror, uri, utus bum. dep\ likc, afrrceable, well-matchcd.

fenced, uuuic strong.
or v Srif 5tm. patt. to bc|Commurmuratio, onis,/. a grum-
obc raised. (smooth up.
.•o,€re,h*i.a.2.to cajole,to
►, are. act. 1. to beat.
ia n. ■». a coinmon-
:, the public wealth,
re {Plaw-

jo, pro Communiuru,
sandus, a, um pt- to be
catcd. or sharecl.
^iw, tis. pt. communi
utnng, injpurtiii^-

Compafrcs,is/3<a close joininjr, or

sctting- tojrcthcr, a joint, an ein*

brace. ^ (surc.

Compagt), inis./. 3. a joint, or clo-

1 to mutter ormuiiiblc.
Commutabilis, e adj cluingeablc,

mutablc, subjcct lo chanfrc.
Commutandus, a, um. pt. tit to bc

altcrcd.
Co!nmiitiitio,dnis./. 3. achange, oi

ulteration, a ti urc in rhctoric-
r&tjo, duis. /. J. co:nniu-|CommritatrinLS, a, \im 9 pt. about to
thc inaking" of a tlnng c:ju;j^c, or alter- (chancred

Co nmuiatus, a, um. pt. altcied.

nucate.
aMu^a, im, ^/confcrred,
. Coinaiumcato mter sc
iiaviiur, laid tiicir hcavU
JJv.

partnerslnp.

Atikrusy a, um. pt. about)Commi"itatus, us. m. 4. a change,

or altemtion.

(.'ommuto, are. a. 1. to change, to
alter, to exchun^c, to bartcr, t<
truck.
•Jtimmutor* ari. /». to bc chanireci

:epji, ipis. m. 3. a towns- CcSmo. arc a. & ;i. 1. to adorn, to • 'omparutus, a, um. pt- comparc-il,
llf>w-citizen. attirc, to wcar a busiiof hair. prcparcd, ordaincd, desi^rned,

;u 9 3m.4.1.toooTBniuni-Cdino. crc, mpai, mptuni. a. iMo Jjottcn, procurc<l> ^Uw\^\.

Compur,:iris c.^.3. a companion,or
sccond, a colleafruc, a compccr,
a partncr, a husband, or wifc.

Comparribitis. c. adj. coinparablc.

Compli*andus,a,um pt. to be com-
pared, to bc j«)ttcn, or providecL

Comparate, adv in coinpamon.

Comparatio, 6nis./. 3. a cojnparv-
sfin, a frctting, provision, prepa-
ration, proportion, rejrard, or-
dcr, appointment

Comparative, adv comparatively.

Cor.iparativu«i,a,um. adj. compara-
tivc, rclatiw, of coiuparisoii.

Coinparltuin, i.-st, imp. it is provi-
lcd, it is broii ; rht to that pais.

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ComparStus, us. m. 4. comparison. Compcllor,ari. jtow. to bc address- a. 4. to find out.to discon

derstand, know for cei
jret jrood intcliigrencc,
formod.

Comparco, cere, rst, rsum. n. 3. to cd, to be impcached, or accuscd,

sparc, or hnsbaiid wcll. to be summoncd, or convened.

Compareo, ere, rui, ntum. w- 2 to,Compv:Uo,lcrc,pu)i,pulsum.a. 3. to

appear, to bc extant, to bc sccn. ! compel, totbrce, or constrain, to.Comperior, fri, rtus sum
Comparilis, e. atlj. like, evcn. | drive.or brinjr tojrethcr,to thrust | know assurccllv, to be si
Comparo,are. act. 1. to comparc,toCompcllor, li. p. to bc compellcd,jCompemis, is. c. g. 3. om

prepare,orprovide,toprovideibr,j driven, chnsed, &c. (transparent.| knecd.

subom, to join, todrcss, or adorn. Compcndiarius,, a, um. atlj. com-' cd, taken in thc act, o

Comparor, ari. pa*s. to bc com-pcndious, bricf, short, abridfrcd.

pared, procured, prcpared, &c. Compendif &cio[compendium, fa-
Compasco, cfcre. cui. avt. 3. to fced cio, J cere, feci, factum. a. 3. to a

together in the same pasture. brid£c,toshorten,toprofit,tosave
Compascor, ci, stus. pa*$. to bc Compendi6sus a,um.u<//. compen-

eaten up by cattle. I dious, bricf, gainful, profitable.

Compascuus, a, uin. adj. AgcrCompcndium,i.n.2.anabridirmcnt J

compascuus, a commou pasture,= an abstract, a short way, or meth-

Cic. Jus compascuum, thc rigbt; od, a short cut, jrain, profit intcr

of commonage. Scav
Compastus,a,um- atljScd tog-cthcr.

est. Verba conferre ad compcn-
dium, to be brief, Plaut.

Compatior,i.</.3.to suiTcr together.Compcnsandus, a, um pt- tobe rc

Compedis,/, y<vi. &Compcde, cibl

in ting. solum inveniuntur, plttr.
Compedes, a fctter, or shacklc for tion,a rccompence,a satisfaction.

the feet, stocks, ornamcnts tliat,Compensatus,a,um./>/. recompcns

women wore about their feet.
Compgdio, ire, Ivi, itum. act. 4.

tosnacklc, or fettcr, to bind.
Compeditus, a, um. pt. fettercd-
CompcUatio, dnis./ 3. an address

by name, a chiding', a rcproof.

Compes, cdis. v. Compe
Compesccndus, a, um. J
qucnched.
Compcsco [con,pasco], <
act. 3 to rcstrain, to
chcck, to curb, or bridlc
or keep in, to easc. or
to quench, to suppress,
to rcrbear.or leave ©ff, 1
to pasturc tojrether.
Compescor, i. p. to be rc
Compctens, tis. pt. dcsir

CompeUuturus, a, um. pt. about Compcrce, let mc alonc, Plaut
to call upon, oi' accusc by name. Comperendinatio, onis/ 3- an ad-

Compcllatus,a,um./>*. called upon; journmcnt, or putting- offa trial.
by name, callcd, addressed. Comperendinfitus, us. 4. Idem.

Compellcndus,a,um pt. to be com- fompcrendinatus, a, um. pt. pro-

pelled,orforced,to compcl.(ciiur

CompcUcns,tis./>r.coinpcUing, for-

Compello,[con,appello,] arc.a. 1 .to

caU by namc, to spcak to, to ad-

dress, to accost, to salutc, to

compenscd, or made amcndsfor.| ing.
Compcnsatio, 6nis/.».acompensa-Competcns,tis adj. comp

"""' '' -a!_ " ficient. Competens ju

proper judgc, Vfp. Com

cd, requitcd,rcwarded, equallcd suitors for thc same U

Compenso,arc.a 1. torccompense, als, /r/.

or make amends, to requite, toCompetentcr, adv. com

reward, to etiual, to abridgv, orCompetentia, x.f \. a ©

shortcn. (sed, rcquited, &c.' cy, a fitness, a proporti

Compensor,ari./>. tobe rccompcn-Competitio, 6ms /' 3.

tition, a rivaiship, a cs

or suin£ for one thing 1 .

Competitor, 6ris m. 3. a

Competitrix, Icis./. 3. a

Competo, tere, tr. i, titui

lonjfed, adjourned, dcfcrrcd.
('ompcrcndino, arc. act. 1. to ilc-
lav, to dcfcr from daiv to dav, to

f>ut off, or adjourn till thrcc days; orsue for thc sanic tlunj
lcucc. (natiis.' ; for the same placc, to 1

ntnit. 3. to agrce, tosi
l^roper, or convenient, '
meet,to fall out, or upo

chidc, to call bcforc a ma^is-ICompcrendinus, *re Compcrendi- to bc sound, ov wcll. Cv
tratc, to summon. |compcrio [cou,pario] irc,ri, rtum. eum actio, an uction Ke

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tio, 5uis/.3.pillage, plun-
obbuig, a hcaping up.
lor, 6m. m. ;j. a robbcr, a
rcr, an extortioner.
lus, a, u m. pt. robbed,
L, plundcred.
ire. act. 1. to rob, to pil
phinder,to strip, to filch,
, to pilc, ar heap up.
50 [con, panjrol,gerc, pc-
um. a 3. to join, ©r fasten
?r, to make, or form, to
■r fashion, to thrust in.
yor. gi. paf». to bc tbrmcd.
lia, ium. ///. n. 3. fcasts
r of the rural gods.
lis, c- at{h of, or belong-
he crus3-ways.
ibtia, id quod Compitalia.
ultius, a, um. adj, hclong-
the feasts Coinpitalia.
imu.n a crossway,orstreet,
where several ways meet.
*o,ere, cui, & citus sum,
a. 2. to pleasc, or be welJ
loc Dco complacitum est,
leased God, Plaut. (ing.
atus^a, umpt. well-pleas-
o,are. a. 1. to gainfavor,
e court to, to appcax

take hold of,to comprise, to con4Compl5nUus, a,um. pt. bcwailed,

tain,to comprehcnd, to compass,
to conceivc, to describc, to set ;
pas». to bc comprchended. Arc-
ta familiaritate complecti aJi-
quem, to makc him his conii
dant, o~ bosom-friend, Plin.
Complememturn, i. n. 2. a cornplc
ment,a completion,a nJling- up,or
perfccting, an accumulation.

Complcndus, a, um.pt. tonll, orCompliirics, adv. scveral timcs.
be fillcd up. Compluscidi,drum atlj.ycry many.

Compluviatus,a,um.ar//.fashioncd

Complcns, tis. pt. fdling up.

Compleo,ere,evi etum.a.2.to com
plcte, to finish, to pcrfcct,to Hll,
to iill up,to recruit, tosupply thc
placc of, to supply, to fulfil, to
makc good. (pcrfccted, &c

Complcor, eri. pant. to bc fillcd<

Complet6riuin,i.N.2.thccompliiK-
or midnight devotions, *1ug.

Completus,a,um./>/completc(l,nn
ished,ended,filled,complete, full

Complexio, dnis./I.'). a comprchen
sion, or compnsal, a compass, a
period, or full scntence, a con
clusion, a dilemma, a grammati
cal figurc, whcn two syllablcs
are contractcd into one. (tive.

Complexivus, a, um. adj. conjunc

Complexus. a, um. pt. embracing,

i&txo, dnis/. 3.a levclling. containing,cmbraccd, contained,
lator, Aris. m. 3. he thmt comprised, comprehendcd, com-
plain, lcvel, »r smooth. plex.

AtuA,a, um/tf. madc evcn,Complexus,us.m.4.an cmbracc, af-
I witli the ground. I fection,or lovc,a comprehcnsion,

[con, planus], are. a. 1-| orcnumeration,acompass.(cd up.
■ plain, level, or evcn, toComplicandus,a,um./;*tobe fold-
to finish. to conclude . 'Compllcatus, a, um. pt. foldcd up.
do, dere.ausi, ausum^i. &.' Co /nplico, c&re, cui & cavi, citum
clap hands, to applaud. I & catum. a. 1. tofold up.to wrap
tendus» a, um. pt. to em- up, to wrap togcther.

|Complddo[con, plaudo], dere, osi,
fccns, tis. pt. embracing.l 6suin. act. 3. to clap together.
»r, tL exui •um.dty-3. to'Compldrans,tis.^.bewailing(tion.
j» to nugi to grapple, tojComploratio, onis./. 3. a ktmcnU-

lamented,given up for lost.(tion.
Comploratus, us. »1. 4. a lanienta-
Comploro, are. act. 1. to bcwail. '
Comploror, ari. p. to be bcwailed.
Cojnplbsus,a,uniy>f.clapt together
Complfires, c. g. 8c hxccomplGra

& conipluria, n. potit. gradus

non compar. ut. ait Gcll. many f

several, a grcat many.

or mudc likc a guttcr- (a gutter/

Complmium, i. n. 2. a]>enthousc,

Com])luvius, a, um. adj. that into
which rain falls.

Compdncndus, n, um. pt. to com-
pose, &/■ be composcd of.

(Jomponens,tis./#/.composing, put-
tingto^ethcr,companng,scttling.

6'oT»p6no,ncrc.cftiu, bsitum,a 3. to
compose,to put,orlay togcthcr,to
join, to sct in order, to adjust, to
mcthodizc,todispose,to confront,
to com]>:u*e, to liken, to set, or
placc,to appcasc. or quiet, to sct-
tlc,to reconcile,to finish,or makc
an end of, to closc, or shut up, to
muke,07<fonn,to build,to adorn,to
countcrfeit, to compound, to at-
tack,to burj r . Componere pretio,
to redcem, Sall. socictatem cum
aliquo, to kcep company, Id, fal-
lacias, to trepan, Pluitt.

Comp6nor,ni, baiixxs.p. to bc com-
poscd,to be put,or laid togethcr,
to bc confrontcd, to bc buricd.

Comportandus, a, um.^. to carry,
or be carricd together,to convcy.

Comportatio, dnis./. 3. a carrying,
or fctching,acarriagc.(togcthcr,

Comportatus, a, um. pt. carriccl

Comporto, are. act. lto carry, to
convey.

Comportor^n.tKuiXa^t. cjistv^..

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Compos, titis. r. g- eliani.fr. ^.that
hath obtaincd his dc*ire, a pur-
taker, one m his right scnses.

Coinpo*ite,«//r. in order, ordcrly,
handsomcly, elegantly.

Coinpbsitio» 6nis./ o. a composi-
tion, or niingling, a composition,
m disposal, an agrcement, a
matching, or puiring.

Compbsito, a</r.& dc vel. ex com-
posito, on purposc, on sct pur-
pose, by design, by compact.

Compositor,6ris. m.-i. a coaiposer

npprchend, or seize, to takc, or C omprYifto[con f premo],mti

catch,to take,orlay hold of,to tind

out,crdiscovcr,to contain orcom-

prise, to express, to join, to cm-

brace, to conccivc, to takc root.
( 'omprehcndor, di, nsus. pa*t. to

bc laid hold of.

f"omprclicnsc,flrfi».briefly,shortly.
< 'n.uprehensihilis, e adj. cotnpre-Compribatio,6nis/i appro

hcnsiblc,that may he undcrstood. ' omprbbator, oria. m. 3. '
Conmrchensio, onis / •■. a com- provcr,

prcliension, an undcrstanding-, Comprobatus, a,um. /*.app

an apprchcnsion, a scizurc, or ('omprobo, &re.acf*toappn

allow, to commendi tt

si, rcssum.a 3 to prcM toj
orclosc,to closcito keep cl
hold in,to restrain,to aupp
rcprcs8,or kecp under^oi
make costivc,to ravish«ord
Comprfmor, mt« rrssns./«N
stayed, appeased, fitc

hc wi.o sets, orputs thingsiogc- anvst, a compass.

ther, a makcr, a coinpoaiior. ( 'oniprchcnsus, a, um.pt. compre- good, to verify,

Coinpositura,x/l aj6iiiing,orput- hcnded, undcrstood, discovcrcd, Compr5bor,&ri~ p.tobe appi
ting togcther, a scttingin order I found out, apprehcndcd, sciz- Compr6missum, i n. % a M

Compositus, a, uni p'. Sc adj. ior f| cd, laid hold of, takcn, caught, mise, a boiiri, or eniagsM
comp isMimis,*///' composcd, sot,| c.uight at, contained. fomprSmitto, tere,is^ issM

or placed togctlicr, sct in ordcr,Coinprendo, proMJoinprchcndo. to putin arbitration,tocoss
dispost-d. adjustcdffitud, 'iiutch-Coiuprcs^c, utlv. ius, comp. bricf- arefercnce, tostsndanttf
ed, confronted, madc, f»nucd, ! ly, concisely, corr.pactly, closcly. Compte,ius.o<n>.ncatly, ekf
fasbioned, adorncd, prcparcdjjConipressiojOnHs./.j.compixssion, Oomptus, vel Comtus, a»ij
scttlcd, appointc'1. a^rccd upon.i a squeeziiur togcthcr, aclosc em- combed,adoraed, trimmedil
fcijrned, dcvisvd, ransonitd, or bracc, a bncf comprchcnsion. cd, made spnice, neat, fist'
bought off, coi.ipouiulc:!, ialiii,(!nr,iprc5siuiiciilu, a- / a gvntleComptOra,:r./l.aittdonBaf(

s^ueoziiig-, a crushing^g-cntlv. f)omptus,u8.m.a deckingidsl

Con.prcss.ir, om
< r, :i nivislicr.

cloquont, clcjrant
Compostus, pro Compositi.s
Compotatio,6nis/3.a dnukin^to-]

^cthcr.a drinVinir-ir.atch, :i club.jCoi.iprcssrims, a, um,/>/. about to
C'ofri])6to.arc.M.l.todrinkt<»gcthcrj cnu.li, stop, supprcs^, &c
Compfttor, 6ris. m. 3, a pot-com-Coin|>rcssus, a, uni. pt. ior, comp

pamon. t^ossip

Compdtrix, icif./ ". a d: n .ing
Compransor, biis m, o. hc tliat

dinex with anottur.
Comprccutio. 6nis/. 3. a suppli-

cation, a solcmn pr&yiiur.
C^mprccutus, a, um pt. ! esought
Cvmprecor, atus sum* utp. 1. to

hcsccch.
C >mprohendcndus, a.um./H.toap-

prehcnd, or bc apprchcmlcd, to

tcizc, to bc wrapped, nr put up
Comprehendo, dcrc,di, nsum.rt. 3.

m. o. a dcrlour- CompugTianSjtls jk/.fightiajpi

ing. (ther, to quarrcU lil
Compugiio.ft c.« . 1. tofigU
Compuuo, Sre. fieq. 1. tfJ
against (beatcn upon, oril
(.'ompulsor^ri. p. to be ii
Compulsor, oris. m. «1iM

prrssod togethcr, or closc, kcpt,

ov shut clobc, clinchcd, closcd, g

s((ticc/.cd, crushcd, supprcsscd,Compulsus,a,um.^f.drivefli/ll

compellcd, coiistraintiUM

Compunctio, 6nis. / ^- 08B|

tion, distrcss, a prickinrfl

stitch. (m

Compunctus, a, um. pL fk

Compungcndus, a, nnii >* 1

pricked, markcd, spottcAl

C'ompungt),gcre. nxi, ncoat

to prick, to sting, to rci, *

raent, to offend; to dastl» a

ivpivs-i'd,stoppcd 9 ravisbcd, de-
flourcd, costivc, narrow. Anno-
na comprcssa» corn hoardcd up
to n.akc ii dearcr, Iav. ('om-
prcs^ih nianibus scderc, to bit
btill, and do nothing, Ll.

Coiii])rCbi»ii, abL m. 4. a prcssing
closcan cinbracing,a dcrlouring.

Coniprimendus, a, uin. pt. to bc
stopped,curbcd»orrcprcsscd (ing

to comprehcadfto undcrsUnd.to Comprimcns,tifl.^/.stoppiii^, bind- Compimgor,bctus. j*.tobej0

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rgo v 3Lre.n.l tocIear,topu-Concamcrandu8, a, tim. pt- to be
(counted, or ntimbered. archcd, or vaulted-

tabllis, e. adj. that may bc
tans, tia. pt. reckoning.
t&tio, 6nis/ 3. a computa-
n account or rcckoning
:&tor,dris m- 3.a computer.
o, ire. act. 1. to coinpute,
nt, «r rcckon, to cast up,

Concameratio, finis./ 3. an arch, a
ceitiug,an arbour,an arched walk
Concameratus, a, um. pt. arclied
Concamero,are.a.l.to arch,to ceil
Concameror, ari./>. to be arched.
Concandco,gre n.tobe warm,orhot
Concastigo, are. act. lto chastisc.

iki ©r deem, to show, orConcatenatus. a,um./>r linkedto-

oot, to prune, «r lop.
tor,ari. pa*s. to be countcd
ie*co,cere,rui.snc*3. to pu
•gTowroUcn. (rcckoning

gcther.
Conc&vatus, a, um.pt. hollowed.
Co»cavo,arc. act. to make hollow,
to bow, to bend, to wind- (low.
us, i. fn. 2. an account, aJConcavus,a,um. adj. concave, hol-
»mposition,usually stands Concedendus,a,um./)l.tobegranted
r, with, ortogether; ascon-Concedens, tis pt. yiclding, grant-

ing, departing, making room
agminst, as cbntcndo: andjConccditur, impers- it is grantcd

mes it incrcaseth, and sig- Conccdo. dcrc, essi,essum a. il. toConcerpor,i.ptus/>. tobe torn.(eB.

he samc as valde, greatly,
' much ; as, concrcpo.
n,Tnis. n 3. anatteinpt,an
ji essay (hclpcth, a lcver
ntum, i. n 2. that which
iis, a, um. pt. to attempt.
tw. pt. cndcavouring.
t Snis. / 3. an attempt.
o, i. n. 2. an attempt.(fort
,us. m.4 M\ attem])t, an cf-
p a, um. pt. attcmptcd.
, irc uct. 1. to bcwray

tion of a femaJc, a brceding', the
wording, writing, ov drawing up
ofbills,&c

Conceptivx,feriae,moveablefoasts.

Oonccptum, i. n. 2. a conccption.

Conceptus,a, um/>*.conce!vcd,be-
gotten,brcd,hatched, tuoughi of,
causcd, occasioned duly formed,
sct down in writing, stated.

"onceptus, us m 4. a conception,
tlie act of conceiving,a brceuing-
a tlung conoeivcd,a conceit,a no-
tion, an idea. Ex conccptucami-
ni, by the chimncy's taking fire,
Suet. Conccptus aquarum inerti-
um, ponds, or sloughs, Sen.

Concerpo [con, carpo], pcre, psi,
ptum. act- 3. to pull in pieces, U)
rcnd, to tear, to dcstroy.

yicld,to submit, to givc placc, or

way,to rcsign,to go over,or away,

to depart,to withdraw, to come,

to die,to grant, or allow, to con-

sent, to pardon, to dcscend, to

abatc. (ed.

Conccdor,i,cssus. p. to be pcrmit-

Concclebrutus,a,um./'f celebrated

Co; ( xciebro,arc.a. 1. to cclcbratc,

to solemnize, to make famous, to

e\lol,toresortto,topeople.(nizcd.
Concclchror,ari'/>a««- tobc solem-
t^vam.pLf. 3.IoppingsofjCfr/icclo. arc act. 1 to conceal, to
ireds,barricadocs- (chafe. hidc. (mclody

!acio,cerc. a«J-tou'arm,toConcentio, dnia. / 3. a concert

fkctio, 6nis-/3.a warming

ractSrius, a, um. atfj. that tric.

Conccntrlcus, a, um. atlj. concen-

Conccnturio,ure. a. &n.l. to tak<
votts in the centuries, to call
ovcr, to asscmble, to colloct.

ConcentUK, us. m 4. a conccrt of Conccssurus, a, um.pt. to rcmovc

t warm, heating, hot.
actus, a, um. pt. warmed.
"io, ieri, factus sum. nevt.
to be hcated, grow liot.
ico 9 Coficalco, lui. n. to be
bc made warm, or vcxcd

0,ere,« 3.togrow brawny, birds. (tajcle

tobe welt vcr<rd t inur-XTonccputculum, i. n. 2. a rccep-
iraclisccl. Conceplio, 6nis./ 3. thcconccp-

9 J

Conccrptus,a,um./>f .pullcd inpiec-

Conccrtandus.a,um./»rto contcnd.

Concertans, tis. pl. striving".

Conccrt&tio, Onis./ 3. coutention,
dispute, jarring, difterencc, op-
po ,; ition. (tions.

Concertativus, a,um. atlj. conten-

Concertator, 6ris. m. 3. a rivaf.

Concertatdrius, a, um. aJ/.bclong»-*
ing to plcading, contrmcrsial-

Conccrtatus, a, um. pt. debated.

Co7icerto> are. n. 1. to strivc toge-
thcr,tocontend,to qiunrrel,to (le-
batc,to brawl,to strivc for victory

Consessatio, 6nis/ 3.a leavingoff",
a lohering,a stopp?n^ bythe way.

Concessio, dnis. /. 3. concession. •

Conces>o t are.n. 1. to cease (grant.

Concessu,rxA/. m. 4 by pcrniission,

Conccs.«im, i. n- 2. ugrant.

music, conseJit, agreemcnt, con-

Com^essus^um./tt.graiitcdJawiul.

cord, the chirping, or melody of Concha,x./l.a slictl-rlMi 9 n sl.cll, s
* ' ' " f pearl a hollow vcsscl,» wine-pot,

&c. a large box, a trumpet, a
dlettsure ottwo sooun(ulvt»v tkt

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dT-achms, a ladle, sccd. ConoiiaConciliatura,*./ 1. a rcconciHnjr.|Concino[eon,ca3io],nere, n«y
, Mart
pearl

Cytheriaca, Mart. Erycina, Prop Coiiciliaturus, a, uui- pt. about to tum. act. ;». to sing, or phj
mothcr of pearl Concha salis, a rcconcile.

concert tosing.toplay orsoi
saltsellcr, Ifor Conclia ccei*ulea-Co7iciliatu&,a,um/</.&a^// ior,rom/; to moum, to oelcbratc, toag
thcaziuv arch of hcavcn. ; reconcilcd, brought over, gaiii- consent, or acord, to foretel

Conchatus, a, um atlj. made likej ed,procurcd, purchascd, bought, prophesy.

f»c sheh ni a fish, hollow, v.idc. joincd together, favorable. ConcXnor, ni pa*t. to besung

Co !chis. is /■ o. a boan unshcll-Concilio, are. a l.to rcconcile,to '*0Mcio,7re,ivi, itum. act. 4. to

ecl, a hcan boiled in a shcll. \ bring,orwinover,touuiite,tobring togethcr, to suramon. tostir

Coucula,:. /l.a liltlc shell.(color about, to cngage, to gain, to ob-Concio, onis / 3. mn asscmbh

Conchvliutus a um. arij. of violct- tain, to prociirc, to purchasc, to congrcgatiou. an oration,#rf

Conchylium, i- ;/. 2. a shcil-fish, a rccommcnd,tocausc,oroccasion. : lic aiscourac, a spcech, a

purplc, or violct color, a gar»Concilior, ari pasa tobejoincd. I mon, apulpit. (prcscki

mcnt of that color. Concilior, ari, uius. dep. 1. to full Concionabundus, a, um. .<

Conchyra, x m. anoyster-roan. cloth, or work felts, Varr. Coiicidiiah3,e. arf/. of,or bekmf,

Concidcndus.a,uni./>.'. to bc cut in Concihum, i. 71. 2. a councihan as-l to haranguing, &c. (or seffl

Concideus tis /rf.faii.ig. (picccs. senibly, a company, a place ofConoionans^tis/rf makLngaspe'

Concido_con,cxdoj,derc,iJi,isain.j mecting, a consistbry, an agrec-Concionarius, a, um. adj. tra

a. l.io cut iu picces,to cut ofl % , to mcnt,a niixturc,a flov cr,counsel.. oftcn in,or cometh toasaembl

cut,t° cliop.to hack, to maiin, or Concincns.tis /tf.singing togcthcr. Concionator, dnstn. 3. aptead

m&nglcto bcat, or l:ish,to kill, or Concinentia, x. f 1. liannony. Concidnatorius,a, uin. aaj belfli

flay,to dcstroy,to ruin,to ovLTacl/Concinnfttio, 5nis./ 3. a tittiug. « ing to preaching.

Coucidor, di. ptm. to be. cut. ;Concinjiator,6ris.m. d. a drcsscr, aConcidnor, ari. dep. 1. to ■■

Concido [con,cadol, derc, di. n. 3: trimincr, one tiiat trims a thing, public orations, to preach.

to fall down, to fair, to fall into. or 'nakca it fitfor his purposc, aConcipicns,tis pt coDceivint;.

decay, to goto ruin, to fail, \o forgcr. (ing todressing, &c.Concipio [con, capio], pcre*ci

faiiiti todie, to bc sl:iin,oi- kilicd.(-oncinnatdrius,a»uni.a^/.pcilain- ceptum. act. 3. to conceive*

<3onciens, ils-pt. stirring- up. IConcinnatus, a, um. pt. trimmed, brecd, to dcvise, to plot* oro

fo/icico, ere, ivi, itum. act. 2. toj fittcd. 1 trive,to form,to begvt.to caaq

movc, or stir uj>, to call togttlu-r.iCoiicinnc, a<lv. ncatly, prettily. ■ hcnd, to cntertaia, to reioh^

Concibubtilum, i. iu 2. a conventi-;Concinnitas«atis./. ncatness, com-l dctcrminc, to undertake,tore

cle, a juirto, an uulawful as*cm- pactness, quaintness, a jingUng-

bly, a riot.
Conciliandus, a, uin pt. to be pro-

curcd, to bc g-ained. (^11^1^^.'

C-onc" ,: — '"'- "' I,: !

Conc

uii,an a^ivemeiita procurcmcnt.
Conciliator, Ans. m 3. a rcconcil

cr, a mukcr-up, a procurcr.
C'>nciliatncnla, x.f & httleprocu-

rc**, a small bawd
Conc.iiat ix,icis./.3 sbc tliat pro-

of words.
Concinniter, adv. prettily, neatly.
Concinnitudo, inis. f. o> neatness,

on, or sum up, to catch Ctf
perc vcrl)ajuramentl,togive<
an oath, to prescribc a fom
words to wliich another ■
iliariSjtis . pt, reconciling^pm-i clcgance, pohtcuess. swear,todraw up anoathinfa

i*hatio.6uis./3. areconcihati-Concinno, arc. a 1. to inakc ncat,,Concipior,i,ccptus./).tobccooci

finc.or iit. to makc rcady, to pre- ed, containco, forrucd, &c« [tt
pare,to mix,to dnss, or curry, toConcipilo, arc<i.l toscizeupM
rcndcr, make, causc, or excitc. Conclsc adv conciscly, in ptfi
Concinnor, ari pass. to bc ftttcd. ConcisoiiiiSia, ura. adj. forpaji
Concmnus, a, um. udj. ior, comp. Concisura, x. /. 1. a cboppin|.
neat line, trim, vvclj fashioncd,ConcTsus, a, um pt. cut iopi<(

OTs a bawd, a inatc:iinakcr.(tioii.
Concilwtu. abl. m. 4- by coropoai-

curcs in a ^ood sense.a reconcil- compact.dexterous, elegant, po- cut, chopt, battercd, bnui

hte, comciy,bccominjf, pleasant,' killcd, brokcn, humblcdi
agTceable^ | short, brief.

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icRtum,i.ff.2.aninccntive.Conclavium, i. n. 2. a parlour.

«, tis- pt- stimng- up.
:, ativ. hastily, liotly.
o, duis /. 3. a stirrinj? up,
i, a passion, mutiny.
ir, 6ris. m. J. a stirrer up.

Conclaiisr,s,a.um p/shut i.p logc-l to be iu tunc, to hold to.rothtr.

\x. icis/. J. she, or it that finish, to shut, or lock up, to in

rovokes, tv stirs up.(up

rus.a,um />/.about to stir circumscribc, to contain, ©r com- llke, ofthc samc sort,consisient,

ar(/. ior. prise, to gather, or infer, to stop. timahlc, harmoiiioi

is, a tun. pt. &
irnus, *#/^ stirrcd up,stir-
■ed, cxcitcd, pushcd on,
red,provoked, incenscd,
fhemcnt, violent, rapid
re a 1 to stir up,to raise,
, to push on «or forward,
,»r pursuc, to disturb, to
, to causc, or occasion-
ari. ptun. to bc stirrcd.
rcubled, &c. (a causer
oris. m. •*. a stirrcr up,
i,um pt atirred up, mov
..puahcd on,hastcncd,in-
ivoked,inspired,aftrifrht-
Lum />/. summoncd (ed
da,ac /. 1 a short orat ion,
i, a small assembly

ther,incloscil,containcd (tainin
Concludcns,tis./;/ concludinjr, con-

tf-

Concordo, arc. ncut. 1. to ajrrcc r

« , o«rorpbro. r irc act.l to inixto^c-
tbcr, to incorporate, to unitc.

Conclfido [con, claudol, dvre ussCoiicorporor, iiri. f>. to bc nih..*d.
«isum.«..i. to coitcludc,to cnd, *.• Concors, dis adj. ior t comp. issi-

imis- 8up. of onc mind, unani-

closc,to eneonrpass.toconfine, to moiis, peaccable, quict, equal,

moiuous
Concludor,i.fisus/»- to bc inclosed. Po/icrcbrcsco/.iv,ui.M 3.toresound

Conclfise^/r.concluding-lyjrouiull)
Concl&sio,dms./3.a conclusion an

end, a shutting up, * sieg*e,an in- Cowcredo derc, didi, dituin.a. to

ferencc, a reason, an arjrument
Conclusiunciila,ae./. 1 asophism,

a wrestcd silly inference.
Conclusura, x.f an cxtremity.
Conclfisfirus, a, um. pt. about to

concludc.

ConcTcditus, a. um. pt. in'rusted,
dclivcrcd to one's charjrc-

intrust, to commit upon trust. to

trust with,to hazard- or venturc.
Concrematilru5, a, um pt. about

to bum.
Coiicrcmcntum,i. n.2 acollection.

Vmcremo.arc.a to burn, toseton

Concl*isus,a.um pt tnadj. lor^conp ;Concrcmor,nri. /> tobe b*irnt.(fire.

concludcd, cndcd, finishcd, shutConcrcpans, t-s pt. lattiwig'.

up, incloscd, cntcrtaincd, (Tfin-jrVwcnipo.p^rc.pui.pitum «.&« 1.

pri5cd,confined,liinite<l/^restion.l to inakc a noi.icto rattlc,to rinjr,
Concoctio, onis./ concoction, <ii- to snnp, to crcak, to cry softly.
Concoctus^»um./>/ concoctcd,boil-Concr{\sceiitia.ie./ 1 an incrcase.

cd (tojrcthcr.a supping togclhcr.ii' 'o/Tcresco,ccrc.rc\ irC Lnin. « • . to

luijtis pt. shoutinjr, cry-Concamatio,onis /3-a banquetin;rj jrrow tojrcther, to conjreal, to bfr

(noise
tio, onis / o. a shout, a

Concblor, oris. ailj. of thc sann j trozcu,toclot,tocunllc,tot!iickcnt
color. (panied.iConcrctioonis./ 1. a concrction,

L-nncst imp it is j^ivciiJConcomUatus, a, um- adj. acrom-j a ^rnwinjf tojrethcr, a jrrowing
st, is all ovcr. (buricdJ or:cfipuii>,arc.r{ 1 tocouple t toj:>i;.j hard or thirk- a conj^calinj^.
fis. a, um. pt. dcad amljConcoquciulus a, uni /u. to bc di-f'oncrctiiin,i ?i 2 a concrctc, a suh»
o,5re ./•£'/. l.tocryaloud' jjfcstcd I stance, o?* j,oliil thing,a niass, the

arc «l.tocry to^clhcr.|C;>nco(jucns, tis. pt di^stinjr. j (jiia'ity co:i>i<i« n:d with its sub-
buwl out, tocry, or cair^V/cncjuc», crc, oxi, octum. ad. .' .j j> cts; us, nij^ru.n, a black thinj^.
•hout,to pn>rlaini. Vasa \p hoil, orscelli, to concoct^t«> di-!« 'oncrf-tus, a, um pt> &««//'•, ior,
:iofio conclamarc jubetj jrcst.to cnduustosiiffVr.toabidc.j comp joincd toj»;clher, ini;.c(I,
•orclci-s for maifhiiij^Concoquor, i. pa*s. tobc boil.-J. ■ conipound:-d, forined, conjrcal-
an.l ha^jr^tjfc, t\rs. .('onconlantia, x / 1 ajrrcciiKiit, cd,fi4/cn,i •!itttcd t crnilfd» thick,
r,r»ri />.tobc proclair.icl uconcorduncc gTOit», fixcd, habiiual (thcr.

^mSUiii. «•(/'. lockcd -ip. Concordia. xj'. 1. concord.ajrrcc-Co .t'rrtiis,iis.»i..i a jri"owinjj toj^c-
i*. n ;>. :iu inncr cha;u- mont, union, haimon), pt a«. % c 'Con^rumnor. i!us siuu.c/ 1 to ac-
i\atc- room, a dinin^- ConconliKr, adv. issimt, *rtp. l.a:^ 1 cuse, to tax, to blumc, to rail at
«:■ conclavc whcrc ihc monioiisly, unanimously, v ttli Concriicio, arc .aci 1. to tormcnt.
c^osc 1lu" popc- "onc ronscnt. (^oncriicior, aii. p«?* s U*^\**pl

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mented all over. (ovcr.

Concrustatus, a, um. adj. crustcd.
Concubma, x- f. 1. a concubine.
ConcnblnTitus, us. m 3. concubi-

nagc.
Concubmus, i. m. 2. a catamitc.
Coiicubitarus, a, um. />/. about to

lic with, to lie with.
Concubitus, us. m. 1. a lying with,

copulation, an cmbraoc.
Conciibiuni, i. //. thc still and dead

time of thc night, when pcople Concursandus, a, um. pt. to go to-
gj-c in tlieir first slccp, the lying Concursans, tis. pt. meeting,or go-
with a woman (asleep. ingtogcther,ninningupanddown

'oncuhius, a, um. adj. in bcd and Concursatio,5nis / 3 arunning of

/nculcandus, a, um. pt. to be

'.r.nlden, or tramplcd down.
<>niculcatio,onis./;4. a trampling,

*» pawingwith the foot(dcrfoot.
( irnculcatus^um. pt. trodden un-
< lomvilco, [con, calco], arc, act. \.

\n i-ead, or tramplc under foot,

t'j !'.v wastc, to ruin, to dcstroy.
Concwlcor, ari. p. to bc tramplcd
Oi .rr.inbo, bcrc,ubui, iibitum./i.i).

to ].>• togethcr, to lie witli, or by
C ..7w»ipio,crc,ivi,itum.o.3.to long,

or lust for, to covct, to dcsire.
< i ;oncupisccndus,a,um. /»/.to be dc-

sire.l; i«iV/ Concupitus. (ingaflcr.

Conciipiscibilis, c adj. that which

dcsircs eamestly.
Conciipisco, crc, ivi, itum. a. :t.

to covet, or dcsirc, to lust aftcr.

to aim at.
Conciipiscor, ci. p. to be dcsircd.
Concupitus.a,uin./i/.covctcd, long-

cd forju^ted afu-r.(low guurdian.
Coiic«.ii\ttor,6r.s //». a trustee, a fcl-
Co/iciirojSrc act.l to takc carc of.
Concurrens, tis. pt. concurring.

or

ther, tlicy givc the shock,
chargc.

Co7icurro,rcrc,ri,rsum. n. 3. to run
witli, or togethcr, to flow,or flock
together,to run at, or against, to
fall foul on one another, to give
a shock, or chargc, to grapplc,
to cngagc, to mcct, or join to-
gcther, to ajzree, or unite, to bc
equal, or alike. (gcthcr.

ConcurriUir, imp. thcy run toge- temfy.to troublc.to alarnuc

quiet,to disturb,to affect,to |
to strikc hard, to exAmine,u
Concutior,i. /■to be shaken(
Condalium,i //.2. a thimble^. i
Condeccns, tis pt. convenient
Condecenter, adv. becomiiigl
Condeccntia,x/becomingnei
Ce;rdecet,j'mp.it is mect,ornt(i
Condec5ritus, a,um.jM. adflfl
Condecdrc, adv. very gracef
finely.

Co /idec6ro,are a. 1 .to£race,tod

toadorn, to embelhsh, to ho

Condeliquesco, erc. n. to mel

getlier. (nd

Condemnatio, dnis. / 3. cond

Condcmnator, oris. m. 3. a i

demncr.

Condemnatums, a,um. pu&M

condemn, rcady to condemi

Condemnatus.a, um. pt. condf

ed, cast.
Condemno, [con, damno],4r
1. to condemn, todoom,U
votc,accuse,to convict.to cm
bc cast in a court of justice

peoplc together, an camest con-

tention, a mcdjey, or confusion,

a riot.
Concursator, dris. wi. 3. a runnerl

to and fro, a skirmishcr.
Concursio, onis./ 3. a running, or

mecting togcthcr.
Co/icurso,are./ry. 1. to mn hithcr

and thithcr,to run, ur gad about.
Concursfirus, a, uui. ///. about to

come togethcr, ©rcngagc, toen-

Concursus, im. m.4. a concoursc, a Coiulcmnor,ari. //. to be eondc

crowd, a rcsort, au encountcr,
an engagcment, a concurrencc

Concurisccns,tis.///.dcsiring, hist- Concussio, 5nis./. 5. ashakiug, a
Concupiscentia,ic./l. a covcting, shock,a jumbling; a combination
conrupisccnce, lust. acrainst thc innocent. Crimen

agai

concussionis, wlwen au ofticer bv
thrcats, or pretenccs of autho-
rity cxtorts any thing from thr
pcoplc, .///- JCC.

f'oncusso,are.rxt7.1.to shake oftcn

(Joncussu, abl.m. 4. by shaking.

C-oncussus,a, um. /// shaken, mov-
cditronblcd, dis\piictcd,afl'cctcd

'.!onciitiendus,;i,um///. to bc shak-l

Condcus, ///• lucling, coverinf
Con<lcndus, a, um. pt. to be I

to bc laid up.

Condcnsatio,5nis- /. 3.thickeu
Co//dcnsco,ercac/. 2.to condc
('ondensitas, atis. /. 3. thicfa
C0//denso,arc.a. 1. tocondem

thicken,to flock togcther,to

closc- (e

Condcnsor, ari. //a*?. to beti
Cnndeiistis, a, uin. a<lj. conde

thick.close, or wedgedtogel
Co//depso, scrc, sui, situm, oi

to minglc, o/- knead togemM

Concutiens, tis. pt. shnking. (cn.!Co//dico.ccre, ixi, ictum o.3^B

Conciitin,[con,quatio], tcre, cussi.

flowing togcther, coming on iuj cussum a J.to shakc, to move,to
» body. J brandish, to tremblc, to jog, to

point, ov order, to ajrrcc upo
dechirc, topromise,to undert
to enguge,, to claim, to dem

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,0,11171. adj. bclonging
lfOrclaim (abargain
. n 2. an agrcement,
, um. JM mutually ap-
mised Subita condic-
ia a short supper,such
Is himself to, Suer.
fv. worthilv, suitablv.
, um. adj. worthy, bc-
able, like, descrvcd
ius, a, um. atlj. bc
iticc, or pickle.
ius i- m. 2 a saltcr.
n, i- n. 2. saucc, sca

Conditor,8ris. m. 3. a niakcr, :i
buildcr, a foundcr, thc first in-
vcntor, or heginncr, a compiler,
©r writer.

Conddnor, ari p. to hc pardoncd.
Co/fdunnio,7re,ivi v itum. neut. 4. to
slecp togethcr, to fall aslecp.
Comlormisco, ccre. incept. 3. to

ConditSrium, i. ?». 2. a placc to la) fall asleep.
up.or hidc things in, a sepulchre. Conduceiidus,a,um pt. to he hired

a coftin, an araenal, an armory.
Condftrix, Icis-/ 3. a founircss.

Conduccns,tis. pt hiring,enguging
Conducenlcr, adv. convcnicntlv.

Condftflra.a:./l sauce,pickle. [ingCondurihilis. e adj. ior, conip.

Conditura, ac./ a building.a frani- conducible cxpedicnt, availabh-

Conditus,a,um./ri.laid up, conccal- Conducit, in tcrtia pcrsona,&/n^n.

ed, hidden, inclosed, buricd, itconduces,it isprofitablc.advan-

i,itum. a. 4 toscason
■n. to pickle, to prc-
nbalm, to sweeten,

bojs. to be scasoned.
is pt. lcarning.
, x. /. 1. a femalc
, or school-acquaint-
(siiip atschool.
:ns, fls m. 4. fellow-
4, i. m. 2. a school-
ow-student.
?,dfdici a3- to learn
pa**. to be learncd*
a, uni adj. that may
, •■• kcptandlaidup
i.j. ;i. a scasoning.
i / 3. a condition, a
intion, a situation, a
, or coursc, an ordcr,
•ce, a tcrm, or oflcr, a
rrccnicnt, a trcaty, a
lon, a choicc, a lihcr-
?, u laying, or hoard-
itation,unlawful love
c adj. conditional

founded, built, madc, composed,
stale, rank.

Conditus, a,um./>/& at{j. \or,comp.
scasoncd, corncd, picklcd, pre-
scrvcd, made savory, wcll-rclish-l
ed, tcmpcred, niixcd, emhalmcd

Conditus, us m. 4 a scasoning, a

tageous, cxpcdicnt, or availablc,
Comluco.cert-, uxi, uctum, a- 3. to
conduct, to lead, ov bring along
u ith. to assi:inblc, to hirc, to un-
dcrtakc, to do, to contract, to
engage. (hircd.

Condficor, ci. pttss to be led, or

:pty>rlaidup (vault.
i. n. 2. a graye, a
, um- at(j- tliat is, or
rvcd,& kcpt for use.

preserving,apickling,aii crcction Condiictio.onis./3 a hiring,a rcnt-
Cendo,d£rc,didi,ditum.a. 3. to Jay ing,or taking by lcasc,a takin^ to
up, to hoard, tostow, to hide, or do :it a pricc, a collcction, an in-
conccal, to keep closc, to put up, fercncc, a dcduction, a corollary.
or into,to closc, to shcathctobu-CondnctVtius, a.inn. adj that is, or

ry, to found, to makc, to huild, to
rcbuild, to compose, or writc, to
institutc, or ordain. to gct, or ob-

Condor, di. p. to bc hiddcn. (tain

Conddcefacio [coii; doceo, facio,]
ccrc,feci,factum. a :i. to teach,to
instruct, to acquaint, to inform.

ConddccfUctus,a,um,^f.instructcd.

Co«dbceo,erc,ui,ctum a.2 to tcach

Condoctus, a, um pt. ior, comp.
taught, or instructed togctlier

Co7id6lco,erc . n2 tocondolc,orsym-
pathisc with. to grievc, to ache.

Cond61csco # ccrc inc neut. 3. to
grieve to mourn,to smart (given

may he hircd ov takcn to hire.

r !ondiictor,5ris.m. 3- hcthattakes*
or hircs» a tcnant an undertakcr.

Condnctum, i. ;i 2 a thing 1 hircd.

Conductus.a, um pt hired, taken
to hirc, takcn up at usc, brought
togethcr. Opera: conductx,hircd
servants. Cic Tcstes conciucti,
kniphts of the post, Ov.

Conuuphcttns, tis. pt. doubling'

Condiiplic^itio, onis. /. 3. a doub-
ling, a duplicate, a repctition.

Conduplfcatus, a.um./W doublcd.

Co?iduphco, are. a 1 to double,to
pay double, to rctuni double.
("onddnandus, a, um. pt to be for- Conduphcor, aii. p. to be douhlcd.

Condonatio,5nis / a giving away

um adj seasoncd, Conddnfitus,a,um. pt givcn,gTant- Condus,i m ahutlcr asteward.

ed, forgivcn, pardoned.
Condono,are a 1- lo give willingly

don,or forgivc,to omit, or pass by.
v

Co«duro,are a.lto harden grc.itly

CondylOma, atis v a swclling, a
scab. (aring, or thimblc.

&frcely,to bestow,togrant,to par-Condylus,i m. 2. a kuuckle, ajoint

Coni abricor£Uw sa\si^ V. \a \sk^.

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©r make, to devise» ©r contrive. j to ihe point, C/c. manum,fcrvum,
Conf abulatirt.6nis./. 3. confabula- to fijjht, Id. capita. to consult, Jd.

tion,discoiirsc,atalkinjrto£cthcr.j sjgna, to cngagc in battle,/«/rra-
Confabfilo, onis. ro. 3. apratcr. | tioncs,tocastaccoi:nls or reckon
Co/jfahulor,atus mm.dep- l.totell. witli onc, Cic. castra castris, to

tales,to talk,0»*liscourse tojrctheri pitch their camps over against

thcr, ov conclude.
Confictio, onis./l 3. a forjcii
Confictus, a, nm.pt. countcrl
Conf ldens, tis. pt. fc. udj. ior,
issimns, mp. tmsting, h<
confidcnt, bold,dariii£, rasl
sumptuous, foolhardy , impi

Confarreatio, 5nis./ «5. thc solcm-! onc another, Id. (carried.

nizing 1 of a marriajre, by mcans ofjConf cror, erri,collatu8. pata. to bc shamclcss, grave, stc.idy. fi

cating a bridc-cake togcther. |Confcrtim, adj. ina heap, closcly. Conf idcntcr, adv. ius, con
Confarrcatunis, a, um. pt. aboutjConfertu.s, a« um. f>t. ior, comp. is- sime, sup- coiifideiitlv, h

to marry with a bride-cake. snnus, sup. full, fillcd, crammcd, with assurancc, nudaciousl

Confarreatus, a, um. pt. marriod crowded thick & close togcther. pudently, shumefully.

with a bribe cake eatcn togethcr,

lawfully couplcd togethcr.
C*onfarrco,avi, atum. n. 1. to marry

with a bridc-cake catcn tog-cther.

Confcrtum agmen, a closc bodyoi

mcn,

tcs incurrit, hc rushed into the

verv thickestof theencmv» Safl

Conffitalis, c. adj.of the samc fatc CV>nfervcfacio,eTC.fl.3-to make hot ConfidentTlOquus, i. ra.

Confcctio.dnis / 3. a making u]),ajf>i//fcrvco, cro w.2. tobc very hot,
writinjr,a dispatehing,a chc wing*. u> hoil up,to knit. to^ether.to join

Confcctor,6ris. wi. 3. dispaU*lu:r,an
ondef, »r finishcr, a consumcr,
wastcr, ur dcslrover, onc who

C^ifc^vcsco, cerc. ino 3. to grrow
scaldinpr. or boiling hot, to sceth
Confessio, onis./. 3. confcssion.

Confidentia,2e/'.l .conndcnce
ness, couragc, assurancc,
sumptiou, fool-hardincHS, I
ness. (spc

fought with wild bcasts in thcConfcssus, a. uui. pt. confcssing',

amphitheatrc (doinjr of a thing*. owning, confcssed, profcsscd.
Confectura, *./ 1- thc makinjroj*; pbTni, manifc.st, not to be dcnied,
Confectus,a,um./-/.finished.c ndcd,| noiorious Exconfcsso, Qiurvt . in

dispatchcd, pcrformed, obiaimd,' 'i»nft:j^iO,/Vm.confcssedly. (with.

won, worn out, wastc.d, spoik<V*^>nfcstim,f7r/r.immediately,tbrth-

drstroyc(l,killcd,murclcr( , d.coni-C()nfihula.T/.aclasp,awoodcnpin.

posed, written,chcwcd, digvsicd.;f ".nnfiriendus,a,uni pt. to be madej
Conffrbeo,erc,bui.n.2. togrowvc-; cUmu\ dispatched, procurcd,

ry hot,togTowtojfcthcr,to imitcl killcd, &c

Conferens, tis. pt. bringinjr, or gct-
CoHfcro,ntiili,nfcrre,collatuin,rt.&
n 3.to bring,carry,put,orlay toge-
thrr,to confer,to conduce,to con-
tributc,to add,orjoin,to bestow,or
lay out,tocmploy,toapply ,to com-

of, to dispatch, to pcrform, to cf.
fect, or accomplish, to get,or ob-
tain, to procurcto raise, to spend
or wastc,to consume,to wcar out,
o;-away,to conqucr,to kill,or slay,
to wearj", to ch(?w, to concoct, ov

parcito compose, or digest,to dis- dijrest, to pass over, to provc, or
coursc or talk togcthcr, to lay, ©r makc cvident, to b>rgain.

Jo betakc,todefer,orput of^jConficior, ci. p. to bc dispatchcd

(Vmftdo, dcrc. Idi, & isus si
3. to confidc, rclv, or dcpen
on, to put confiduucc in,
coniidcnt, or well assuit
trust, to cxpect, or hope.
Configo, frcre, ixi, ixuro. a.
stick, or thrust into, to n
fastcn tojrcther, to pierc
shoot, to kili, to fix earnei
Confi^uratusa, um.pt. fashi
Coitf igiirckire.nl'toiasluon4
Conf igiror,ari pam.Xo bc lik
IConfindo, crc, f tdi, fissum.i
cleave.

Confindor, i- issus- ptus.

i^jConfme, is. n. 3. a place iq|

Confingo,gferc, nxi, ictum. i

form, or make, to shape, m

on, to fcijrn, forg^e, or inve

Confin^or, gi. ptiss. to bc ft

Confima, ium.p/.n.3.the co

Confinis,c. adj. next to^dji

bordcring, bounding, l)in

near, joir.ed to, like, of tb

Confinis, is. m. a borderer

Confinitas, utis. /. 3. neig

hood, ncaniess.

Contlnium, i. n. 2. a confia

t. 6'ojj/crrcped«m,tocomc|Conflcxtur, impcn. we may ga- marcheSjfrontier.limit, tr

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?ss of plare. Ilkeness a ly, or the truth, of mysclf, Cic.
bour. Confinia lucis ct noc- Confixtis, n, um.pt. pricked,thni.st.

ilijfht, Or.
. cri. //. p. 3. to be brought
S madr T or donc. [firmcd.
naiid'is,a,um./>7. tobccon-
nans. tis. pt. conhrnmig.

nr shot through, pierccd, stuck.

killed, cast, condemncd.
Co/iflaccesco,is n. 3. to hc allaycd,

or wcakcncd, to grow cahn.
Conflagratus, a. um.pt, bunitup

makc himhated, Cic ncgotium,
to causc- him trouhle, /#/.
Conflnr, ari- pun*. to bc forjred.
C'///fluctuor,:r_ri.c7<_>.l to fluctiiatc,
to hc unre rtain, to wavc to and
fm. (flocking in.

■>mfluens,tis./>* flowing togethcr,
natio. onis/3.confirmationJr«»iflaffro,arc.r/.l.toburn,orsct on Conflucns.tis ;-f.3.aconflux,a place,
mce. cnroiirapcnient, con-Conflans, tis. pf blowing. [firc. where two rivcrs nm tofrether.

Conflatilis, c. adj. cast, ormolten.
Conflatio,dnis/ thc melting of mc-
Jiitflnis.a, um, /i/. aboul toConflator,orism.3. afoundcr. [tal
m,ahout to encouragc. Coiiflatura,xf.l.amelting,acastinfr
irtitii*. a, um.pt. & ndj. ior,Conflatus,tt,um^f.blowntofrclhcr
confirmcd, madc stronij. mcltod down, cast, forged, con-
cd, constanl, rosolute, firiu, trived, made up, composcd, levi-
n. cd, raiscd, kindlcd, occasioncd.

nita*, atis. / 3. stunlincss.
ltion, stoutncss, tirnm^ss
no, arc. #/. 1. to confirni, to
li*h, to slreiigtbrn, or for
o cncouragc, to hcartcn, to
t r.to jrct strcngth, to makc
, to asctrtain, to avow, tc»
i, ■• sav boldlv.
ftor, ari. p. to he confirmcd,
^thcncd, closcd, £cc
:5tio,onis./.>.a confiscation.
:itus, a, wm.pt. confiscatcd,

Conflc.xus, a, flm- pt. bent, bowed

Conflictatus, v^xww. pt stnigfrling;
gTapplinff with, contending"

Conflictio. onis. f. 3. a crashiiur,
rlashin{r,9nUshinfn)f one afrainst
anothcr, a conflict, a comhat.

Conflicto, arc. n. 1. to 9trufrjrlc, to
strivc, to encountcr, to troublc,
1o disturb, to vex, to afflict.

Conflictor, atus sum- </■ 1 to stnig-
jrlc, to cncountcr, to havc to do
with, to bc frcttcd, or troublctl-

red to thc exchequcr, sciz-JConflictus, us m. 4- thc dashing; oi

strikinfr of onc thinfr against anc-
thcr,a justliugtO[rcthcr,aconU st .

Confligo, gere, ixi. ictum, a. :l. to
contcndtto strivc,to cncountcr,to
enfrajrc,totry by law,to dcbatc,to
dispute, to clash, to contradict

Confligor, i. p. Undc Confligitur,
thcy fitfht, or strivc, Claud.

Can no,arc,u.l. to b!ow,nr blow to-
|rcthcr,to me1t,to forgc, tofnund,
or cast.to jjet, or procure,lo raisc,
to causc, or work,to makc,to con-

, laid u p in thc trcasury.

:o [con fir cum,<mf/fiscus],

. 1 to coufiscate, to seizc as

ted to Uic treasury, or kinjr

:or,ari. /#. to bc confiscated.

eizedfor thc princc*susc,to

X up in thc public trcasury.

lOt&msJ o. an aflianccoi-as-

ce. [iiig-,ordcpcndingup()n

it, a, um. pt. trustintf, rcly

cnduvMiin./rr tobe confcs

cns, tis pt. confcssiiip. [scd.

jot, [con, fateor], cri, fcssus

12. to confcsR, to own, to ac-

ledgc f toprofess,todeclare. , — . , _.

mc«onfitttr,to8peakfrcc-| diam, to drnw cnvy pponkim^lo.Corfottu»» ^ mtcv^ ^t. vost^ cwr^

Coiiflucutia, x. /.* 1. a conflucncc
Co/ifluo, ucrc, uxi, iixum. w. 3. to
flock, or flow togrthor, to run, to
rcsort, to come, to apply.
Confluus. a, um. attj. confltient.
Co/ifodio.dcrc, 6di, ossum. «. 3. to
diff.to difc up, to gore, to stab, to
cut. (stahlu-d. picrcod, cut, &c.
■"'onfbdior, i. p. to bc digjrcd.to he
Confccdcro^arc u.l. to confcdcrate
Cowfoiv, to bc, to bc bronght
about. ( c d.

^onfonnandusjn.um^/.to bc form-
f*onform:1tio,6nis./ o- the framiug,
fushioning onlcring", or disposing-
of a thinfr, an embcllishmcnt, or
bcautifulproportion.aconfiriiiati-
"onforniritus.a,um.///. fonncd (on
r'onfor.i.is, c. «///. of likc form, or
sliapc, comfonnablc, ajrrccablc,
suitablc, coiivcnicnt,fashioiiablc.
Conforimtas atis./ X conformity.
''onfonniu-r, aitv. agTccably.
Contbnmi, are- act to conform, to
adopt, to form, sliape, orfaslii.
on, to makc likc. Conforsnarc
sc ad voluntatcm alicujus, to
comply wilh him, Cic.
Uonfoniior, ari. pa*s. to bc formed.
CWbnuco, arc a. 1. to make likc
an arch, to arch, to vanlt.
Confomicor. ari. p. to bc arched
ConforLo, arc. a 1. to strcm?thcii

trivconlcvisc, tomakc up.orcom- Confossio, 5nis./ a stabbing.
posc. i*Esalicnumconflare,to run Confossor, 5ris m. 3. he tliat stab-
ln dcbt, Sa f l Conflajc alicui invi-l betli, or digs.

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c:ox

cov

dijrged, stahhed, thrustthrough, t r.onfiVsim, rw/7'. confuscdh

picreed, wounded, disnial
Cojff*vco,Erc.a 2. tochcrish (e<l
Confractus,a.um/>*. broken, bruis-
Confractus,us.m .4. roujrhncss. (ly.
Confrajrose, a dv. roujrhly,ni|r{rcd-
CoQfi-ag6sus,a,um.tt<//. rough, rujr-

jred, cragjry, uneven. uiicasy and

troublesome to jro in, hard to un-

derstand, rudc m langtiatre, tin-

plcasantjhoarscandjarrinjr.^ed.
Confragus, a, um. adj. rough, rug-
Confremebuudus, a, um. adj. mak-

ingatcrriblenoise,frowuinjr.(injr.
Gonfreinitus,iis. m. 4. a grcatroar-
C»iifrcmo,mere,mui. n. 3. to make

a great noisc, to roar, to murmur,

to mutter, to ring to resound
Confricatus, a, uni. /i/. nibbcd.
Coufrico, care, cui. a. 1. to rub, to

rub hard, or down, to scratcluto

cxasperate
Confricor, ari. po.ss. to bc rubbed.
Co/ifrigco, ere- n 2. to grow cold.
Confriiigo [con,frango], gere, rcjri

ractum. a 3 to break, or dash in

picces.to bruise.to split, to brcak

opcn. Confringere rcm, to wastc

and spe.nd it,/'/<JM/. jura.to break

or violate the laws, Vic.
Confrinjror, gi. pass. to hc brokcn.
Confiijricns, tis ph fleeing.
Co/ifugio-gercilgi. gitutn. n.X to:Congeminatus, a, uni pt. doub ed

: Jonfusio,onis/3.a mi\in;r, o/jum-l tcr (togethcr.gTOwing i
bling together. confusion, dis- Congerminatus, a,um. p,
ordcr,uncasincss,troubIe,shamc Conjrcro. rere, essi, essu
shamcfaccdncss, a blushing. hcap, pile, or lay up, to :

Confiisurus,u,uin. pt. about to con- gct together, to hoard, •
found, or disordcr, to confound. or cast, to build, or mal

Confiisus, a, um. pt. & adj. cx part. Congeror, i. $. to bc heap
ior, comp issimus. sup. confus- Congen'o,6nis. m. a merr
ed, jumblcd togcthcr, mixed, or tongestlm, adv. in hea
mingled, having mixed, con- fuscdly.
fnundcd, frightcd, terrified, dis- Conjrestio, ftnis./a heap
turbcd, discordcd.troubled, con- r.ongestitius, a, um. aaj. <
cerned. immcthodical, obscurc. heaps, heapcd up, raise

Confiitatio, finis./3 a confutation, 'ongestfirus, a, um. pt.
a dispix» ing, an answcr (cused. heap up.

Confiitatus,a, um. pt. confutcd, ac- Coiijrcstus,a,um./*f> hcap<

Co;/futo,are a. l.to confute,to dis- or laid up, amasicd, h<
provc,toconvict,to rcprove,to al- brought together, built.
lay, to reprcss, to cool, to dazzlc

Conf r itor,ari./ww». to be reprovcd

Congelubilis, c <idj. congcalable

Congclatio,onis/. 'i. a congealing

'JongeTitus, a, um. pt. congealcd

Jonirclidus, a, um. adj. chill, cool-

.?«»ig .*lo, Sre. act. 1. to congcal
to freezc, to starvc. Congelare
otio, to grow stift" with havi ng
uothing to do, Cic.

Congclor, ari. pass. to bc frozcn.

Congjminans, tis pt doubling.

Con^iiminatjo^nis/arcdoubling.

hoaril. S.-evacongcrics.

flee, orgo for shelter, to liave rc-
cour»c, to bctake, to rctirc.

Co;jfrennno, are. act. 1 to redou
ble, or multiply, to doublc, to

Confugiumj./i 2.a placcof succour makc two of one.
an:l r fiire, a retrcat. aharbour. CoMjremo-mciv.inui n.3. to jrroan,

or sijrh round, to groan; a. to be

Co/ifulg^eo, Sre, si. n. 2. to shinc-

Confaiidcus, tis. pt. minjjlinjr.

Co 'itundo,derc,fudi,fiisum, u. 3.to
confoan 1 to mix,minglf,or jum-
blc togcthcr, to blend, to pour.to
disturb,to trouble,todiscompose,
to disordcr, to abash, to dismay.

Confundor.di.frit* vid. Confundo
Confusv,atfv.iQ3#9mp. ctfnfasedly.

wail,to lamcnt. [kiudred, or sort

Conjrcner,eneris adj. of one stock,

Coujr-.-neratus^um^bcjrottento-

gethcr.[ance,tounite,G7-associate.
Co«jrynero,urc. a. 1. to join in alli-
Congenitus, t, um, adj born with.
Conjrer, & Congrus, i m. 2 a fish.
Congtries, Si./ 5. a hpap, a pilc, a

ongestus,us.nj 4 a heap

ingjorbrinjrinjrtjfthinjrst

Congialis, e. adj holding

Fidelia ronjrialis, a jug;

cr. contaiuiug a gallon,

Conjriririum,i.7* 2. a vesse

a gallon, a larjress, a dp

in corn, or money, a

prescnt to a private ma

Congiarius, a, um. adj \\

Congrius, i m. 2. agallon

Conglaciatus, a, um. pt- i

Co/iglaciOi arc. /i. 1 to fi

turn to ice, to grow stiff

^o/iglisco, cre. n 3 to st

' 'onjrl61)atim,««/T'.in a rou

Cong"lobatio, onis./. X s

ing round, or like a balJ

Conjrlobatus, a. nn. pt.

rouud togethcr, accum 1

Co wjrl6i)o,art:.«. 1 to jrat

ball, or lump. Conglob

unum, to rally and jratli

sclvcs into companics,

dy, Liv. (roundone*

Conjrlobor, ai-i, p. to be

Cong^omeratus, a, vmpt

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nd together. i togcthcr, asscmblcd, condenscd,

ieroJKrc.a.l.to wind upon. tliickt ned.

m, to heap up, to hcap. Congrego[con/or cum, andgrtx],

leror, m.p. to be wound, gare, gavi, gatum.a. 1. to gathcr<

bottom. (thcr, closing. or asscmblc togethcr, to collcct

[nans, tii. pt. gluing toge- Congrcgor, ari./i.to bc a9sembled,

Lnatio,dnis/ 5.a gluing,a or gathcred togethcr.

, or.closing togcthcr. Congressio, 5nis'/ 3. a coming to-

(natus, a, um. pt. glucd to- getlier,a mecting with, an assem-

, cemcntcd, unitcd, made bly, an encounter, a conflict.

med, «r composcd. Congrcssus, a, wm.pt- mccting, as-

inc^are.a.l. to glue, or ce-

} confirm a scandalous in-

by a lawfhl marriage, Ter

:o,are .». &, f,'ongra:cor, utus

1. to fcast, to makc good

Coiijector, 6ris.wi.Van interpreter
of drcams, a divincr, a guesser.

Conjectrix, icis./ she who inter.
prcts drcams.

Conjcctura.ae./. 1. a conjecture,or
gucss, an imagination, orconccit,
an interpretation, or divination.

Conjecturalis, e. adj. conjcctural.

Conjcctfirus,a,um./rt about tocast.

Conjcctus, a, um. pt. cast, hurlcd,
flung, thrown, conjectuntd,

sembling,encountcring,cngaging gucsscd, divined, imagined.

ojoin,to close up. Mcre- CongrcssuB, fis. m. 4. an engagc-
•mores nuptiis congluti-j ment, or battlc, an encounter, a

mceting, or coming togethcr, an
intcrvicw, a conference, or con
versation, a conjunction, a copu
lation. (stock.

to livc mcrrily, to futidlc. Congrex, cgis. c. g: of the samc
lor ari d.\ to rob, or stcal. Congrucns, tis. pt. & tulj. issimus.
6lans,tis^f.congratu]atingf> ntp. agrecing, answcring, suita-
Matio, oiiih. / 3. congra- blc, meet, tit, roiivcnient. (ably.
i,«r a wishing of joy, aCongrucnter, «r/r.apth, fitly, suit
ig witli any one for hisCongrucntia,a:./?l. agrceabicness
Mtune. suitablencss, Jitncss. likcncss.

nlator, oris. m. 3. hc that Congruftas atis/.3. agrceablcncss.
th at one's prosperity. Cofigruo,ucrc,ui. ncut. 3. to agrce,
llor, atussum.r/.l. to con- to accord, to suit, to answcr, to
>e, or wisfi onc joy. fall out, to comc togcther

iens.tis./j/.going togcther. Congruus. a, uin. adj- agrccablc,
^encountcringten^aging. suitable, propcr, fit, apt, convc
ior [eon,gradior] di, csstis nient-

to go togcther, to mcct,Conjectanea,orum./>/.7ia common-
iblc, to encounter, to en- placc-book,aincmorandtim-book.
>join battle, to dispute, Conjectans,tis.p/gucssing at. (ing.
erfce, or talk, toaccost »r ConjcctStio, ouis/ '6. aconjectur-

Conjcctutdric. adv. by conjccturc
abilis. adj. easily asscm Conjcctio,5nis/-».a casting,throw
brought togetlicr, socia. ing. or hurling, a dischargc, a di-

(gcthcr.
nnsXis.pt. collectingto-

drcams, a conjccture, or guess

itio, 6nis./3.a congrcga-Conjecto [con,jacto], are. a. 1- to Cdnissans. tis pt. butting.

i asscmbfy, society, or throw, or cust, to conjccture, oj- ( ?ouisso,are ti. l.to butt,to frisk, a-

y, an asMsmbling, *r ga- guess, to dhinc, or imaginc, to
togctiier. think*

Conjcctus, r.s m- 4. a casting, hurl-
ing,or throwing, a cast, or throw,
a (lischargc, a cast, or glance.

C5nlfcr, vef CSnifcrus, a, um. aaj.
tapcring,spiring. Conifcra arbor,
a tree that bears taper fruit like
thc pinc-apple, Virg.

C5nfgcr, cra, crum. adj. idcm.

Conjicicndtts, a, ura. pt. to be cast.

Conjicio [con,jacio] cerc jeci, jec-
tum,a.3. to cast togethcr, to cast,
to tlirow,to fling.to hurl,to drive,
to put, to comprise, to digcst, to
state,to lay open.to conjecturcto
guess,to divmcto imagine,to in-
terprct, to fix,or limit. Conjiccre
sc in pcdcs^Vr.in fugam- Cic. to
bctakc himsclf to his hecls and
run away; intro, to run in doors,
'/Vr.oratioiicm in aliqucm,to talk
of him. Conjiccrc pallium in col-
lum, to put on bis cloak, Plaut.
aliquem in lztitiam, to make one
glad, Ter. in fugam, to put him
to flight, C*s. sc in versum, to bc
intent upon, Cic. (&c.

Conjlcior, i- p. to be cast, thrown,

vinalion by, or interprctation of Conisco, are. neut. 1. to butt as a

ram, to throw the dust about.

bout & raise thc dust, to prcparc
for fight in wantonncss and play •

itun, a, um. pt. gatheredtCoiijector, ari/x/^.tobc gucwd- Cbnisterium^ \. iv. 1> ^\>W-t W >

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Consectio, dnis. / 3. a cutling, a

hcwing, a felling of trocs.

Cowsector,ari.f/.lto follow up und

down,to lollow,to run, or hunt af-

tcr,'to chasc, to pursuc, to perse

cutCfto haunt,to court, to hanker.

or lust ailer, to overtakc, to sct

forth, or v enunicrate, to imitate

Consecutio,5nis/3.a scqucl,a con-

sequence, an attainment. Conse-

cutio verborum, grammatical

syntax* (obtain, about to cftect.

ConsecQturus, a, um- pt- about to

ConsecQtu8,a,uni/>r followin^rsuc-

ceeding,having gottcn, acquired

Consemtnulis,e. adj. sown. (secds.

Conscmincus,a,um,<i<{f. sown with

Consenescens, tis. pt. growingold-

Conscnesco, cere, senui incept- 3

to grow old, or out of datc, to dc-

cay, to fade, to abate, to cool.

Conseiisio,6nis/,>.conseiit, agrcc-

ment, one mind, or purpose

plot,a conspiracy, a confedcracy.

Consensus, a, um. pt. granted.

Consensus,u8 m.4 consent, accord,

or agrccment, a granting,or own-

Consentanee, adv. agreeably (ing

Consentaneus»a,uin. adj. consenta-

neous, agreeable, consonant, an

swerable, convcnicnt, rcasona-

ble, probablc.

Conscntia, sacra, sacrificcs to the

gtxls calledConsentes (agrecing

Consentiens, tis pi. conscnting

CoMsentio, ire, nsi, nsum. /i. 4. to

conscnt, to agTcc, to bc muini-

mous, to unitc, to plot togethcr

Consentitur, impers. it is agreed

Consensum est, allmcn agree up-

on it, Quint. (hedge in,to inclosc.

Conscpio, Ire, psi, ptum. act. 4. to

Conscptum,i./i.2.aii inclosurc.(cd.

Conseptus^um.p/ hedgcd, inclos-

ConsequcnMi» « 3. tubtt. a conse-

guencetj>t JoMovring, next,mect.

Coniequcnter, arfr. consequently. Conscrvor, uri.a.to be pri
Consequentia,x/.l.aconsequencc!Conscrvus,i.fn.2. a fellow-t
C'o?isgquor,qui, quutus/ 3. to fol- Consessio, 6nis./3.a shtii;
low with, or closc, to follow, to ther. (tcth with, erby
reach,orovertake,toget,orobtain, Conscssor, 6ris. m. 3. hc
to purchasc,orprocure, to eftect, Conses&us,us.fli.4.an assem
to reckon up, or comprise, to
imitate. (to obtain, or compass.

ting together,a meeting,

|Considcns,tis pt. sitting, p

Consequutflrus, a, um- pt about Constdeo, [con, sedco], ei

sessum,fi.2. to sit with, or
sit down,to pitch, or lighl
tlc,or be settled, to sink c
beabated,tostop,to take v
ters, to encamp. (con

Conacquutus, a,um- pt. foflowing,
ensuing.

Conscrenat, imp.it is fair wcather.

Coiiserendu&Aum. ptto be sown

Co//sero,reTc,sevi&s£rui, situm, &

sert.um.a3. to sow,set,orplant, to OonsidSrandus, a, um. pi
close, or join, to put, or lay toge- ConsTderans, tis. pt. cons
thcr, to ordain, or makc ConsTdcrantia,x-/2 consid

Conscror ri. pas*. to be sown,set, ConsIdErate,aoY. ius» comp
or i>lantcd, to be joincd. up. with considcration,

Conscrratus, a, um, adj. indented, cautiously-

Conserte, adv. fast,clo8c.(toothed.

Conscrtor, 5ris. m. 3. a fastencr.

Conscrtus,a, um- pt. joined. inter-
woven, tacklcd, or braced toge
ther, grapplcd, inhabitcd, plant
ted,throngcd.Ex jurc manua con
scrtum peterc.to rccover by law-

Conscrva,x./ 1. she that scrveth
the same mistress.

Consenandus, a, um. pt. to prc-
scrvc, or be prcserved.

Conservans,tis /;*.presemng.(tion

Conservatio, 6nis./3. a preserva

Conservator, oris.m 3.a preserver,
a kccper,a ])rotector,a defcnder.

Conscrvatrix,Icis. /3.she that pre-
serveth. (preserve, or observe.

Conservaturus, a, um. pt. about to
Conscnatus, a, um. pu prcserv
cd, saved, (in scrvicc

Conscnitium, i. n. 2. fcllowship

Conscrvltus, uutis / 3. idem.

Conservo, are. act. 1. to prcsen-c,
to save. to kecp.to keep warily,
or cntirc, to maintain, to defend,
to obsenc, rnind, or rcganl

Considtratio, anis. / 3. c

ration,regurd, good hee4

Considerator,6ns.m. 3. a a

er. (to consider, or &d»

Consider&tflms» a, um- pt.

Conslderatus, a, um. pt. km

issunus, svp. conaidered, i

regurdcd, weighed,wcllt

of;a^'.considerate, wary,<

spcct advised, discrcet H

Con8id^ro,are.€i. 1. to coat

tliink of, to revolve,to re

view earnestly, to take e

Consideror,ari . /».tobe com

Considitur, impcrt. they «1

CofisTdo. dere, s€di, sesstti

3. to sit down, to pitch,f

to settle, to sink down,t€

o.r cease, to be allaycd>ri

ed, to dwell,totake up cn

to cncamp. \

Consigillo, are. act. !• tot

Consingnandu»,a,um. pt. I

noticed.

Consignanter, adv. rcmarl

Consignatio, 6nis/ .1. a sa

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nd writinr.

im. pt scaled, sign
t down,put in writ-
Lssigned,implanted
pe. a. 1 to signify,
kens, or words.
1. ltoseal, tosign,
rister, or record, to
uify. Lcgem con-
d a condition to a
•riten, UUt.
pan. to be signed.
i.2. to keep silence.

iConsisto, terc, stiti, stituni. «. 3. (<j|rfinso!idor, ari. /nm.to be consol-

n 3.to be silent, er setter.

r, counsel» advising

/tf. giving, or ask-

., um. ao>. fciving

consist, to ajrrcc, to staud toge
thcr, t.o stand faat, or good, to
stand, to stop, or halt, to abidc,
•r stay,to bc at astay, to bc stop-
ped, or staycd, to be ahated, o»
at casc,to sct.tle, or be scttled, to
be rr.covercd, tocontcnd,er con
tcst,to appcar,toride,tO bc frozen
ConsistSrium, i. n. 2 a consistory,
a council house-, a council.

idnicd.
Co u>'~>\ot, atussum dl.to comfort,

to ciicounurc; p. to be comfortcd.
CottHOtnmo, are. act. 1. todream.
Consbnans, Us.pt. & adj. ior, comp.

sounding together, consonant,

consistent,;igTeeable,meetlikely.
Consonans, tis./ 3 a consonant.
Consriiiantia,*/ 1 harmony (ably.
Cora6naiitissim£, arfo most agrcc-

Consilio* dnis- /. 3 a plauting. jConsone, adv. withone voice.
'lonsttor, 6ris. m. 3. a pkinici*, aTowsbno, nare, nmneut. l.tomake

(tation- a grrat noise, to ringagain, torc-

m. 2. a

counsellor.
i. m.;3. a ccunsellor,
ic of the council.

Consitura, ae./.a planting, a plan- sound, to ccho, to agrce, or be

'.'onsitus, a, um. pt. set, plantcd, suitable.

sown- Consitus scncctute, over-.Consonus.a, um. adj. nflike sound,
grown with agc, Plnut. C:eca : ov tunc, convenicnt, agrceable.
mentis caliginc consitus. darL inj ( Tmsftpio, ire, ivi, itum. act. 4. to
his understanding, Catull. I lull aslecp. (aslecp.

Consobrina, ac. / 1. a cotisin, aConsdpior, Iri. paa* to bc laid
mother , s sistcr's daughter. Consopitus, a, u:n. /»/. laid asleep.

a, um. pt. about to

»rconsult.(terwort.!Consobriiius, i. m.2.9. cousin,a mo-Consors, tis. c

l *3. bears-foot,orsct
salio], ire, lui, &

. 4. to leap upon,

o assault.
sum d. 1. togive

vice, to advise.(scl.

m. adj. full of coun-

2 counsel, advice,

S-

a consort, a

rcason,wisdom, un- nius, *«/>. associatedjoined iu fcl-

liscrctioii,* design,
ojcct,a coiiirivance,
mcaiis» a resolution

rivy-conncil, an
lnseilors, a session
idj. very like.
dv. very likc(bled.
a, um. pt. rcsem

i um. pt. to stop
4 Jtaying, long Ust-
uObearetb agc weU

ther*S8istcr'sHon,amothcr's bro-; partncr, a sharcr, a partaker.

ther*sson, a father's sistcr*s son.| Consor* gcnens, a kinsman, th\
Consdccr, eri. m. 2. thosc whoscj thalumi, a bcdfellow, ///. imperii,

soire and daughtcrs havc marri-! a rcyal consort, Claud. concilii

ed togethcr. pubiici, a co(nmon-council-man 9

Consbciandusa.um flf.tounite(ctv parliamcntman. &c. Plin.
ConsAciatio,oius/. tellowship.soci.jCtiiiiKjnt, tis. a((J partaking", shar-
Conadciatus. a, um pt. & adj. issi- ing, like, fricndly.

lowship* unitcd.

Consortio, onis./. 3. partncrship,
frllow.diip, socicty, intcrcoiirse.

Consdcio, arc. a. 1. toassociate, trtConsortium,i.n.2 fi-liowship, part-
jointx>gctlicr,tomakcpartakcroi' ncrship, intercourse, correspon-

re,cabsKtheRomanCons6lablus,e.arf7. that may bc ap-| dcncc, sympathy, nmtual -tr»ec

peascd.which comforteth.(fortcd; tion.
Consdlandus. a, um. pt. to bc com-Conspcctus, a, um. pt. & adj. ior.

ConsOlans, tis. pt. comforting.

Consolatio, dnis. /. o. consolation,
comfort.
sapio], pere.n^. to Consolator, dris. m. 3. a comfortcr.
s well in his wits.

comp bchi'ld,secn, lookcd, or guz«
ed at, visiblc. Ed conspectius, the
more rcmarkablc,/.h>. (prcscnco.
Conspcctus. fis.m.4.a sight,or view.

Consoiatdrius,a,um.o4/. consolato-jConspcrgo [con.spargo], pcrc, rsi,
Cons6latus,a,um./>/ comforted.(ryJ rsum. act. •>. to bcspnnkle, to
ConsolTdatus,a,umprjoincdinoneJ strew, to sprinkle. to dusli.
Cons6Udo,arc a. 1. to consoliduteXonspergor, i. p. to be *\»rvi^^
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law,advice,a wiscaction ^consult. Consurgcns, tis. pt. rising- with,ri
Consulturus, a, um. pt about to ing" (at once, they riae up

Consultus a,um./rf>consu]tcd with,Con:»urgitur, imp. they risc up ai!
debated, considcred, weighed; CVisiir^o.^crc, lcxi, rectum. uct
adj. issiiuus. sitp Hkiiful, bk«!lcd, S* u- o. to nsc up 9 to rise against
wcll versed, wise, prudcnt. Con- to rise, to ftrow, to grow up.
sultoopus est, you ought to con- Consurreeiio, onis / 3. a rcspect
aider tnc mattcr wcll, Sult. ; ful rising up, a risinjr.

Consultus, i. m. 2. a cuuitscllor. 'Consurrccturus, a,uui. pt, aboutto
Con&iltus, us. m. 4. advice, a lcap-i risc up, or a^uinst. (tojrcther
ing. (suiiied.JCoiiMisurrOjarcac:/ 1. to wliispci

Consfimendus,n,um./>/. to be con-Consuium, i. n. 2. ascaui. (ing
Consumens, tis. pl- consumin^. jConsutiira, x /. a scwiiig,a stitch-
Consummabilis, c u(fj that L'iay,Consiiti;s,a,uiii./j/.scwed,«r8titch-
•r is to be perfccted. I cd togethcr,iii\ci]ted, pieccd up.

Consummatio, onis.m. 3-a pcrfcct-Contabef acio, [con, tabco, tacio]
injr, an accompiishmcnt, a sunii ccrc. act. '.i. to waste au ay.
total. (to end, about to finish. Contabcscens^tis jH.wasting [away
Consummaturus, a, um pt. about C'o7ttabesco,rere,tabui.?i 3. to pinc
Consiimmatus,a,um./fr complctciI|ContUbiilalio,6nis f.i aplanking,a
cnded, finished, accomplishcd., hoardin^,Scc atimbcr-frame.(ver.
siimmcd up; adj issiiuus.*///;.con-ContabuluUis,a.um. pt. boarded o-
aummate, complete, perfect lConlabido, [con, tabula],are a-l.to
Consunimo,[con«siimiiia],fu'c. a. l.j plank.to fioo;*, to framc, a build-
to completc, to cnd, to tinish, to ( ing of timber. to makc a bridjre
pcrfcct,to accomplish,to sum up. l ConUibulor,uri./)«««.to l>c boardcd
Consummor, uri /Mo be nnishcd.ContacTus.a,um pt> touchcd,dicd
Co/tsiiino. mcre, mpsi, mptum- «. 8iained,colorcd,Uiiited,iiifcctci!
3.to consumc, to spend, to spcnd movcd,inspired.Salc modico con-
lavisiilyt 10 eat up, to dcvour. ta tactus,corncd, Cel. Cnntactus rc
dcstroy.to cut ofl.to lay waste,lo! li^ionc d':es,an unlucky day, Li-v.
wcar out, to wastc away, to sat-^Conuictus, us. m. 4. touch, an in-
isfy, bestow, to discard, or throw : fcction, dcfileinent, pollution.
ofi. jContagt:s,is /3a contag-ion.an in-

ConsUmor,i. pats.io bc consumcd,! fcction, a rot, a murrain, any in-

snent, wastcd, worn away, &c. fcctious disease, ov distemper.
Consumptio, 6nis / 3. a consump jCmiUigio» flnis./ 3. a conlagion.
tion, a Bpcudimj, a lajingout, ;t| ;m intec.ticn, u pollution, an cf

wasting". tcr

Consumptor, firis. m. 3. a coiisum
Consumpturus a, um. pt. about tc

coiisumc, about to dcstroy.

fect, oraflccrion
Contiigium, i. 71. 2. a contagion.
CoiiUiiiiuutiOyOnib /'.3 apollutiou
(jont^minator, 611 s. //;. J. adcfilci

Consumptus, a, uin /■/. consumciUContamiualus, a um.pt &<*'// con-

apent,wiatcd,decay c d,ruincd,dc -

BtiMv wU,buriit,peri*hcd, expircd

/?/?/jsuovvrc,ui,utum.«.o.to sew tip.

taminatcd, polluted, deHled, dc-
bauched, distained, spoilcd by
mixture, cornipt, naughty, hasc.

ri s n ContamVno,ure. 11 l.toconta

to pollutc,to defilc, to cor

spoil by mixing, to disgi

make uncns\, or uncomfc

Contununor, nri. p. to be c

staincd, n»angle<i, patcki

Scc.

<:ontutio, onis./. 3. a delaj

Contatus, a,um pt. dallied,

witu a pike. or lance. <

ConUchnatus, a, um. pt. \

Contectus,a,um./><.covertd,

C:ontcgendus,a,ump/.tobeoi

Contegcns,tis pt covering^

Contcgo, gerc, exi, ectum,

covcr, to liidc, to conceal

ovcr, to cloak, to dothe, t

Contcgvr, gi past. to be ci

Ccmtcmero, are. a 1- to tk

profanc, to polhtte, to inj

Contemncndus.a,um. pt to

spised, conlemptible, desp

to Contemnens, tis. pt. conte

Oontemno, nere, psi, ptui

«>. to contcmn, to despise,

dervalue, to slight, to dii

to bid defiance to.

Coiitcmnor,ni/»4«4.to bc al

Contcmplaiis,tis. ///.contem

Contemplaiio,dms / -coui

tion.study f considcration, '

11 survey. a view, a behoL

CoatempiatiVLS. a, u,u. a*

tjmplative, sp.culaiive.

Contemplitor, ons- m. 3. o

contcmplates, a beholdei

Contemplatrix, Icis. f 3. 1

contemplatcs, mcditateii

liolds. (

Contcmplktu, abl. m. by <

Contemplatus,a,um. p(.\\n

Contemplo, are. a. 1. &

Coutemplor, ari, atus snm-

conteinplate, to considci

flect, or meditate ou, to

to look upon, or at, lo vie

cox

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hcld, strctched, draWn,bcnt, gird- Contexte, adv. closely, compactly.

ed,*crcwcd; adj. contcnt^atisfiedContcxtim, adv. of one piece

wclj pleascd, speed, swift. Contextio, dnis /3. a comnosition.

6'outerebro^ire.a.l.toborethroughConteztQra, ae. / 1. a contextur*.
Contcrendus, a, um, pt. to bruise. Contcxtus,a,um.ftf.w,'ven,wr<>qght,

or be bruiscd togcthcr. together, interiaced, made up.

Contcrimnatio, dnis / & a bordcr- Contextus, us. m 4. a weaving,

jnjr on. an adjoinini?,
Contcrmihatus, a, wm.pt. border-

c*d on, iVing 1 neur to.
Contcrmmium, i.n 2. aborder.(on
Co«U rni.no, are.u.l. to border up-
( ':oiiten>iim.s,a, um. adj- bounding',

borderinjr, adjoining", nigh
Coiitcrmmus, i. m. 2. a bordcrer.

, scornfuUy, lightly.

x» onis./ contempt.

r, dris. m. 3. a contem-

piser.

r, ari d. 1. to slight.

ix, icis / 3 she tliat

res notfor, ©»• fears not

rus, a, um. /M. about

n, disdaiii, 8cc.

«, a, um pt & a<//. ior.

fius,#f/». contemt-d, de-

idaincd, slightcd, con

, abject, incan.

s, iis. m. 4. contcmpt,

lain, derision, dcspite.

itaborare,tobedespised

notiffht, Jmv. Contem-

toslight, Suet. (firmi ng

i, tis pt. coutendiiifr, af-

cre,di, nstun & ntum. u.

«Hitend, to tight, to en

arrel, to dispute.or de

\ positive, to affirm, toj

strain, torack.toexert Conterrancus, a, um. adj. of thc'Continctus,a,um />f • died, colorcd.

or twisting together, a compo-
sition, a tcxt, or context.

ContTceo [con, taceo], «re, cui. tu
2. to nold onc's peace, to be-
comc speechlcss

Conticcsco;ccre.»ic 3. to behush,
or stili, to be silcnt, to desist, or
ccase. (still time of the night

Conteriiutus, a, um. adj. partcdjContiniiiiim, i. n. 2. the dcad and

into conipanics by three*
Co7?tero,rere,trivi,tritum. a. .'*. to
break, or bruisc sinall, to pound,

Coiitigii&tio, dnis /. 3. the rafter-
ing", or boarding» of a house, a
floor, a story of a house.

-endcavour,to labor, to
, to urg-e, to request, oi
narch, to g"o, to hasten,
dircct, to compare.
di- p. to be Bought for
t, ftvit. impers. it gTOwa

to cnish, to wastc, or consume, u hContignatus, a, um. pt. railered,
spcnd,or pass,to wear out,to tire, " " ' "' * '
or tease, to sli^Iit, to despise.

floorcd. built into stories.
Co7iti^no,ire.a. 1. to floor a house.

Conteror, i. pas$. to be worn out*Contigiius, a, um.pt. contiguoui,
tired, wcaried, &c. | adjoining', very near.

i, um. adj. very. swift

same land, or countr) . jContf nendus.a,um./>* to be keptin.

Cofitcrrco, erc, rui, rltum. a. 2 toConfinens, tis. pt & adj. ior, eomp

__ . . ^ . •». • » .. . • » •» . »••• .. .

put in fear.to attrigrht, to astonish
Conterrito, are. a 1. to put in fear.
Conterritus, a, um. pt> put in fcar,

aflrightcdt scared, alarmed.

istflinu9,n./) adjoining, continent,
chaste, modest, rirtuous, tempe-
ratc, moderate» uninterrupted,
continual, continued, close- Con-
tincntia, um. pl. n. 3. thc hinge.or
principal point of a matter in con-

Contcstans,tis./tf.callingto witness.

Contestatio» onis./ 3. atriai I
tv. ius, eomp. closcly Contcstato, adv. before witnesses.j trovcrsy, Cic. (thc main huid.
rncstly, vehemcnUy Contcstatus, a, um pt. witnesscd, Continens, tis. / 3. the continent,
idrv. eamcstly, hastdy. provcd by witncsscs,well known. Contiincnter, adv. continently,
nis / -i.a contcntion^i Cowtcstor, ari, atus sum. dep. 1. to chastly, soberly, sparingly, close

debjtte, a quarrel,
wsuit, a straininjr, #r
an eflbrt, eagernesa,
, a comparison, a con-
an equality, a su^ta-

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call to witneas, to make protes-i ly, continually, witliout intermia-
tation. Contestari litem, to put 1 sion, together.
in the plaintifPs declaration, andjCoutjnentia,ae.rl.continence,chaa.
the dcfendanfs asawer, Cic. I tity, moderation, abstinence, for-
Contexo, xere, xui, xctum. a. 3. to! bcarancc, a keeping.or hol:hn^rin
waave, to tic, join, or twist to$*i a joinuig^ #r bojdejni^ % MaK«(sA.

m

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cox

co\

Contmeo, fcon tenco% ere, nui.
tcntinn a 2.to contain,to kccp, o;
hold togcther.to kccp,cr hold in,
to kccj) closr, oi-Kccrct, to kcep»
or holcl, to prcvciit, to hindcr, to
withbo1d,to rcstrain, to bridlc, to
8t0»,tobiiid,togovcni tore-rain,to
forbcnr, ocomprchendtopreservc Co

Contfncar, eri. p. to bc containcd

Contingens, tis pt. touching, ad-
joining, rclating to, chancing, o/
liappcning, contingent, akin.

Contingentcr, aoV. by chance.

Contingit, impevv. it happcns.

Contingo [con, tanj^o], gcre, Ugi
Uctain.fi. 3. to touch, to hundlc,tc
lav hold of, to happcu, to fallout.
to bcfal, to arrivc :'t, to rcach, U.
attain, to hit, to uiicct, or influ
cnce, to bc allowcd, to bc akiu.

Cwitingo, gcrc, nxi, nctum. act.
3 to ano nt. to scason.

Contingor, gi. pass- to he touchcd

Conftnuans.tis ^f.continuing. (tion

Contimuuo, 5nis/. 3. a ccntinua

Continuatus, a, um- pt. continucd.
joined, adjoiuiiift cnntioious.

Coutmuc, udv. continualiy, duily

Continuitas, iitis f. 3 thc couii.iu-
ity, or wholc lciijgth, depih, &.c.

Coniinuo,ci/«t'.b\aud by,prescntl\ ,
forth vvith,- mnicdiatcly,thcrcforc.

Conunuo, are. a. 1 tocontinue, to
persevcrc, to join, to close togc
tltc r. (nucd.

Contiuuor, ari. pass. to bc conti-

Co.tinuus a, uin. adj. continual,
continue :. constant, whole.closc,
togetber, tonching, adjoiniug,
pliiiu. evcn, uniform.

Contoilo, lerc. act. 3. to take, o;lift|c
up togcthcr, to mcnd, orhasten.

Co/itbnat, impen. it thunders.

Contor,ui-i. J. 1 to sound, to fcel thi
botto:j , to inquirc dibgently.

C~>utorquendus, a, um. pt. to bt

twisted about,to oe movedround.

( "ontorquensjtis-/*/ whi rli ng roundL

Contorquco, cre, rsi, sum, & tum-
avt. 2. to wind, or wliirl about,
to twist, to tum round, to cast,
fling, or hurl. (round.

Contorqucor, eri. p. to be tumed

ntorsio,onis/a wresting.screw-

i ng ( tricat c ly,obscurely,forcedly .

Contortc, adv. ius, comp. awry, in-

Contortilis.c ai//.writhed, twistcd.

''!ontortio,diiis/.3awre.stling,tbrcc

Contortor, oris m. o. a twister.

Contnrtulus, a, utn. adj. somewhat
wre»ted, ov foivcd.

Cuntortiiplicatus,a,um pt writhed
in many tblds ,h:ird topnmouncc.

Contortuplico.urc a toiold,orwrap
U>£cther,io plait, orwrithe awry.

Coutort.us,a,um pt.&. «#//. hiu*lcd t or
flung with forcc,violcntly turned
about, twistcd. writhcd, circlcd,
crispcd, curlcd, : pcrplexcd, in-
tricatc.

Contra, prAp.Yc%, arcaguinst,ovci
Hguin>t, opposite to, contran»' to

f:o;.tni,n.'/f.on thc contrary,on the
ot!>er hun-j, coiuiariwisc, otber-
wisv, oppoMitv. mutualiy, rccipra-
cully. ?.on carus cst auro contra,
hc is worth bls wcight in g*uld,

Contractc, ius adv.bviclly.^laut.

Contractio, onis. J\ 3. a contrac-
tion, au ahridgmcnt, a shrink-
ing", or drawing in, a bcnding, or
clinching-.

Contractiunciila, «e. /. 1. a pinch.

Contractori um,i . tt .2.acord,a string 1

Contractuni, z / 1. thc inaking
of pillars small about the top.
^ontractus, a, um. pt. & adj. ior,
comp. contracted, shortcned, a-
bridged, drawn* or gotten toge-
ther, raised, gathcred, mustered,
gotten, procured, carried on
moderated wrinkleu^ shriveiled,

joincd close, riretted, nai
strait, difficult.
Contractus,us. m. 4. a cootnc
vcnant, or bargain, a lesscnii
making small.

Contradicens, tis. pt. contn

ing, gainsaying, opposing.

Cw/radico,cerc,ixi, lCtum. a.

contradictguins»y,«ropp6»e

Contradicor,ci./»to be contn

Contrudictio, onis/ 3. contr

tion,acontradicting^ui objcc

Contradictum,i- n 2. contradk

Co;jtrado,trc,didi.tum a tode

Co;i/raeo,irc.ii.4.to go contiBi

aguinst, to oppose, to conta

Contrahendus, a, um pt. t

contracted, to be transacto

bc hargaincd for-

CoiitrahOjhcrc^xi, actum.o^

contract, to draw.orget toge

to gather,oi-pick up, to get •

cure, to muster, tr raise, U

g-ain,oragTce,to shortcn,orabj

toshrink. Contrahere «a alic

lo run into debt, Cic vels,ti

the sails, Id. collum, to shrii

his ncck, Id. lac.to turn, «rc

mi\k,Pu'u. animum, to sadde

mincL Cic. ventrem, tobifl

make costive, PUn. cicaUi

to closc up, Id.

Cbntrahor, hi. p- to be contn

drawn together, shrunk in,

Contraiicvor, cri.d- 2. to che

ContripOsitufl^a, um adj. opp

Contrarie. adv. contrarily.

Contrarietas, atis./ u. contn

opposition, disagTeement,

Contrario, are. act 1 to thw

Contrarius, a, \im.aqj. coutn

oppositc, repugnant» hurtfa

Corttrascriptum, i.n 2 a reply,

Contravt nio, Tre, ni, ntnm, t

neut. 4. to comc ag^inst, 1

pose, to thwart, to cross.

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itur, imper*. opposition, Controversus, a, um. pt. & adf. con-

jce ismade.
fllter,a<fo.palpably (led
dua^a,um /* to be hand
io,5iiis./3.atouchinfr(ed

troverted, debated, disputed,
doubtful, quarrelsorac, litigioua
Contrticldatus, a, uxn. pt- wounded
gTieviously^mang-ledJeftfor dead

OM^um.pi' oftcnhandl- Contrucido, are. act. 1. to kill, or

[con, tracto] /are. act
& often, to handle, to

ned with, to lie whh.
, ari. p. to be handled
o, cere. n. 3. to trcmble
arf. to be afraid of,
■ere,mtu n.5.totremble<

, to wavcr, or faulter-
M, a, um. adj. fearful.
idta^, um. pt. to be giv-

butcher. (crowd in

Contrudo, fre, si, sum. act. 3. to

> peruse, to meddle, or Contrudor, di. patt- to be thrust,

rammed, or packed together.

Contrunco,are act.l. to mangle, to
hack, to chop, or cut in pieces, to
cut ofFby the stnmps,to diminish.

Contrusus.a, um/*.thrustto$rether

to ahakc; a. to tremble Contubernalis, c. aihj. of, or belong-

, ui. p. to be reckoned
>^Vni*/3-acontribution.
■, a, um. />f contributed
under the same gov-

ingrto the same quarters, &c.
Contubernalis,is. c.jr.3. a'comrade,

a companion, a bcdfellow, a col
,e.ooj.ofonetribe. (en league. or partncr in an officc.
i«re,ni,utum.a.3.tocon- Contubernium,i. n. 2. acompany of
1 P vc » t0 distribute, to soldiers that lodge in the same
grant, or allow, to attri- tent,or are billeted togcther,a file
tckon among, to join. of soldiers under a scrjcant, a hut

or tcut, fellowship in one house,

conversation, company, acquain

tancc, marriage with a servant,

o/< of scrvants with one another,

an unlawfui familiarity. (upon.
i, a um. pt. grieved. Contuendus, a, um. pt. to be lookcd
con, tristis ] are. act. Contuens,tis.pr. bcholdingvvicwing
\ sorry, hcavy, or sad, Contueor,eri, Vtussum.d.2. tolook
ark, or lowenng'. wistfully upon, to survcy.

iri patt. to look sorrily. Contuttiuvi, um.pt. having beheld.
ftnia, / 3. contrition, Contultus, us. «. 4. an earnest, orjConturbitio,onis/. 3. a troubling.a

steadfast looking, sight,presence.| confounding, disorder, conftision.
Iria, m. 3. awearer out. Contumacia, se. /. 1. stubbornne*a,'Conturbator, Oris. m.3.a troubler,a
a, tun. pt broken, or obstinacy, wilfulness, inso1ence,| disturber, aji undoer, a bankrupt.
mall, crushed, filed, haughtiness, sullenness, peev-Contiirbatus^,um. pt. vel aaj. ior,
h uaed, common. ishness, stoutnesa, nrmness, re-| comp. troublcd, disquieted.

a, «./ 1. acontrover- solution. Conturbo, are. act. 1. to trouble,

te, a dispute, a quar- Cont&roacrUr, adv. ius, comp. ob- disquiet, or dismay, to disturb,
bc. (tentious, litigious stinately, stubbomly, frowardly, to disorder, or put in confusion,
6sua> a, um. aaj- con- proudly, witli grcat reluctance. to spcnd, or waste, to turn bank>
>r, [contra, versor,] ari, Contttmax, &cis. aaj. ior, comp isst- nipt, to break.
dfp 1 to controvert, mus, wp. contumacious,obstinate, Conturbor, ari. p. to be disturbed.
#T be> tf rarjance. stubborn, headstrong, rc^oluteilCoRturgeo^te^act.^.X» w^.

restv, hard & stiff, constant, stea-
dy, hau^hty, insolent, rcbellious,
disobedient. Contumax mori,
loath to die, a long time in dvimr,
iVm.Contumax syllaba,a syllable
hard to be fettercd in verse^Hfarf .

Contumelia, c/. 1. a bitter taunt,
or reproach, a sarcasm, aharp
raillery, or wit, a railing, scujv
rility, foul language, saucinesa,
haug^htiness, an anront, a dis>
grace, a shock, or onset.

Contumclidsc, adv. ius, comp. is-
simc, tup. spitefully, reproach-
fully, outrageously, injuriously^
disdainfully.

Contum^liosus, a, um. aaj. issi-
mnSftvp. contumelious, reproach-
ful, abusive, insolent, outrage-
ous, disgraceful, injurious.

Contilmeo,cre.n. 2. & Contiimesco,
cerc, n. 3. toswcll together.

Contiimulitus, a, um. pt. intcrrcd.

Contiimulo, are. a. to intcr,to burj'.

ContOmulor,ari./kw*. to bc buried.

Contundo, dSre, tudi,tGsum. aJ3. to
beat,knock,or thump,to battcr, or
bruise, to crush,to strike down,to
take lowcr,to humblc, to repress,
to mitigatc, or assuage, to tame.

'Contundor, di. patt. to be beaten.

Contuor,cri,itus sum. dep. 2. to be-
hold, to spy, or see, to observe.

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battering, or bruising, a blunting.

Contnsuft,a,um./>/.pounded,stump- or assembling togethcr, agrec-

ed,bcaten, bruisod, worn, dulled, ine, becoming, convenient, suit- brush, to make clcan

wasted, disheartencd, afflicted.
Convidatxis, a, um. pt. that goeth,

«r is put undcr surcty.
Co/iv&dor,an.atus,surn.<7.1. to bind

one to appcar, to put in surcty
Convalescens. tis. pt recovcring-

C©nvalesco,cerc,lui,htuin. /Mc...tolCoiivenientia, x.f. l.ameetingor

grow strong, to get sirength, to
fecover, to grow, to prcvail.

Conval&tus, a, um. pt intrenched.

Convallis, is./. 3. a valley, a dak*.

Convaso,[con,vas,]are.a i.to pack,
or bundle up, to pack up all.

Convectio, dnis./ 3. a carrying'.

Convecto, are. /m/. 1. to carry.

Convector, 5ris. m. 3. a fcllow-pas- agrec, to be agrced upon, to suit,

aengcr. (up.

Convectum, i. n. 2 pro\ision laid
Convectus, a, um. pt. carried,

broutrht. (carry, or convcy.

Conveho here, exi, cctum. «. 3. to
Convehor, hi, ectus. p. to bc car-

ricd, or conveyed (concealod.
Convelatus,a,um. /jf.covercd over,
Convclu*ndus,a,uin. pt tobe wcak-
Convellens,tis./>f wcakcning^cned
ConveIlo.lerc,veHi,&vidsi, vulsum.

pieccs, to rend, or tcar, to tnv

loose, to rcmove, to pervert, to come together, or agrec.

unscttlc,to disanntd,orreverse, to
wcnkcn, to destroy, to confute,
or disprovc, to rob, or steal.

Convcllor, li, vulsus. />. to be rcnt.

Con v5lo,arc. a. 1. to veil, cover, or
mask.

Convena, x. c- g. 1. pcople of di
vcra couutrics assemblcd togeth-

er todvrcUin one phcc.

Conveniendus, a, um. pt. to mect, Convcrberirus, a, uin

Contus, i. m.2.a !ong pole,orsta(!',a!
pole, a weapon tonghtbcastswith. or coinc togethcr.
Contftsio, 6nis- /. 3. a contusion, aConveniens,tis./>f. & adj. ior, comp

issimus, svp. coining, guthcring,

ablc,proper,meet, ftt, applicable,
agreeable, peaceable.
Convenienter, adv. ius, comp. con

venicntly, agreeably, to the pur- turning round or abc

pose, fitly, suitably,' in good time " " ' l "

and season.

coming togethcr, suitahleness,
ajrrecment, accord, consent, pro-
portion.

C7wvcnio,!re,veni, vcntum. n. 4. to
coine, or meet together, to resort
tog-ether.to flock round,to asscra-
blc,collcct,or mcet, to come,or gt)
to, to resolve, or agree upon, to

or fit,to answer, or correspond, to
bcfit, or become, to summon, oi
sue, to couplc. (to bc convened.

Convenior, Iri, ntus. p. to be met.
onvenit, imp. it is convenieitt, it is
ajrrced tipon,it is meet,or seemly.

Conventiciilum,i. «. 2. a conventi
cle.a littleprivate asscmbiy,a riot.

Convcntio,dnis. /*3.a convention. a
coveTuint,a meetiug,an assembly.

Conventftii patrcs, whoremasters

C*onverb€ro,are. a. 1. 1
C'onvcrjro,erc.» Ato b<
Cowverro,rere, ri& rsi,
to swcep, or cleansc

Conversans, tis. pt. tu:
Convcisatio,ftn»s./.;.e
bchaviour, earriage, i

a. 3. to tear, pull, or pluck up, toCoiiventum, i. n. 2. a covenant,
rcnd, or tear asundcr, to tcar in lcague, or compact.

Conventurus, a, um. pt. about to

and

Conventus, a, um. pt. mct
talked with, agTeed upon.

Conventus, us, m. 4. an assembly,
or mecting, a pack, or crew,
hundred, or county, a district, a
covenant, bargain, agrecment, or
contract, an assizc. or session.
Convcutus juridici,thcfour terms,
Flin.

Converse, aiiv. neatly,

Convcrsio,6nis./3 a c

change,an altiraticm,

or course,a tuniing »i

a confiision <'onvi

rum a period,an ern

or fulness of a perlod,

ConYersoftre.frey.l .to

C'o/iversor,atus sum.r/r

vei-sc uith, to be oft

haunt.

ConverMU, abl. m. 4-

('onvcrbus, a, uin- pt.

changed, tunied, tu

or towartls, turning

tran>Iated.

Convcrstirus. a, um- j

Convertens, tis pt.

turning, chanjring. (<

Convertibilis, e. adj. c

Co7iverto,tere,ti, rsum

vcrt, to turn,to tum ;

wards, to whirl, to

transform, tq translat

to givc up.Converter

to rcturn homcCtc.lii

vertere, to put to fli

admirationem omnes

to make thcm admi

vcrtdiH? vias, they we

same way tliey camc,

Convertor,ti,rsus. pa**

bc tunied, &c. to tur

Convesccns,tis. pt.ca.ih

Coflvcstio,fre,1tum. a. •

Convestior,iri. pau. to

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us, a,um./rf.clotlicd, clad.' Convivo,vere, ixi. ictum.u.S lo livc CodpercQlum, i. n. 2.a cover, ©r lid
is atis. / o. convcxity • or dwell together, to eat andConperfmentum, i. n. 2.acovcring.
uk. act 1. to hurass. , drink together. (fcast, to rcvel. fofiperio Irc rui.rtum.a.4.to cover
,a, uin.p/ convei,crook-CoiivIvor, atus, sum. cfe/>. 1. to all over, to cover, to overwhelm.
ling down ou cvery side'Convocandus,a xim.pt to beca]]cdCo6pcrior,fri,rtus./>. tobecoveredV
eavens, vaulted, arched, together, asseuiblcd, or raised. " ' *""~ ? "' ,# ~ ~
Csliconvexa, heaven, |Convocatio,6nis/3. aconvocation,
irv.a 1. tosuake. (I'ir^» calling togcther, an asscmbly.
rari. pasa. to be shaken, Convdcaturus, a, um. pt. about to
is, tis. /»/. rctiling, re- call togethcr, or assemblc (ther.
\g. IConvdcatus, a, um, pt. called toge- (

or, oris. m. 3. a railer. iCo«v6co,arca. 1. to call togctker,
Vitussum d\. to Uiunt,] to asseniblc, to suuimon.

ii. to revilc, to rail at.Conv6cor,ari, p. to be called toge-|<

tkcr. summoned, or asscmbled.
Conv&lans, tis pu flying together.

n i n.2 a reproach, abuse,
jisr, ur bawling, a loud

cxclamation- importuni- Co/tvolo,are, n. 1 to tty togcthcr, to

rry jcst, a pleasant farce.
, dnis, f.-i.x conviction,
nc«, a living togcther.
•, oris m- ... a companion
a fe Uow boarder, a guest.
i, a uiu. pt. convictcd,
*1, tkoroughly proved,
ic.
t, us, m. 4. a living toge-

diet, nieat and drink.
, ccrt, ici, ictum, a ii. to
j, to convict, to confutc,

fly, to come togctker inall haste.
'Jonvolvens, tis, pt. rolling about.
Convolvo, verc, vijQUim. act. 3 to

to be buried alive. Cooperiri la-

pidibus,tohc stoned to death. Cic.
Ccopertoiium, i. n. 2. a cassock, a

cover. (cd, uverwhelmed.

Coopcrtus, a, um.pt. covcrcd,buri-
Cooptandus^, um. pt. to choose, or

be cnosen with othcrs. (choose.
Cooptttio, 6nis. / j. axhoosing, s>
Cooptltus,a,um pt chosen,adoptcd
Coopto, area 1. to chooscor elect

by vote, to choosc, to adopt» to

admit.
Cooptor, Iri, atus. p* to bc chosct,

madc choice of, or substituted*
Coorior, iri, 6rtus dcp 4. to rise.

round. (rollcd up, or together

onvolvor, vi,lutus sum. paas. tobe

Convolutus, a, um. pt. rollcd up.

Convolvulus, i. m 2 a vine worm.

lowahip. society, ordina-| or fretter, thc hcrb witkwind, or

bindwced, a flowcr. (up.

Conv6ino, erc, mui. a. 3. to vomit
Conus, i m. % a cone, the crcst of
e clearly, to show, to a helmet, a pine apple, the fruit
ic, to vauquish. of a cyprcss trec, a nincpin.

r, ci, ictus, pOM». to bc Convulnerandus, a. um pt. to beCdpittUr, arum. pl.f. 1- dim. small
rd, convictcd, &c. woundcd with, to be hurt.

o, onis/. . a conjunction. Convuncratuv,
icrc, sum. u. 3 to visit. to woumlcd.

wmp, or wind about, to roll toge- Cooitus, a, um. pt. riscn up» arisen.
ther,or up, to encompass, to sur-Copa, k./ 1. ahostcss, a vinti-ess.

Cophinus, i.nt. 2. a twig-basket,
pannicr, a cofFcr, a cotiin.

Cdpia, x.f. 1. plenty, abundance,
wealth,nchcs,store,numbcr, pow-
er, ability, possibility, lcave,libcr-
ty, hclp, assistancc, an assistant, a
hclper, a supplicr, tlie goddcss
of plenty,Copui,& Copiac,arum./>/.

/ provision of victuals, forces of
soldicrs.

>r, oris m jirailer (go sec.
, vid onvicior
z. c. g 1 . a gucst
s,c.ojr of^or bclonging to
•;• banquet, festive.

ia, c. adj convivial (cr.
n, i n 2. a fcast, a ban-
entertainment. a txcat,
Ubl% t suppor-

Convulncro, arc. act. 1. to wound.
Convuln»ror,ari /i.tobc woundcd
Convulsio, oms.f.6. a couvulsion,
a slmnkiug &.c. up, tlic cramp.
Convulsfirus, a, um. pt. about to

ir, bna m 3. an entcrtain- tcar up, about to dcstroy.

forcc, or store, a little army.
a. um. pt. sorclCdpior, ari. p. 1. to be wcllstored.

Cfipidsc, adv. ius. co?np.issimc,«ii/;.
copiou&Iy, plentifully, abundant-
ly, in plenty, with a gre:it traii^
&c. pompously, at largc, fully.

Copidsus,a,um. adj. ior, comp issl-
mus, «t//>. » opious, plcntiful,abun-
dant, rich, amplc, wcll provided,
or storcd,much frcqucutcd, popa-

Copw, Vilis./ 3. a hangcr. (lous.

Copis, c. adj. rich, plentiful.

Convulsus, a. um. pt. pluckcd,pul-
led, or torn up,shrunk up, takcn
with thc cnunp, convulsed.(load

Cedntro, aro. aH. 1. te burdwij tojCopo, oiiis. /^ ^. ai\t. {ira.Ca&u^

COR

COR

COR

ckster, a vinter, a \ictuallor. ( "orban, ntinfrr\R%\f\. to pious uscs.

iria, & Coprias, x. m. 1. a jester, Corbicuia, x. f. 1. u very small

pros, i. m. 2. dung". (a buftbon.' hasket. (a twip-pannier.

pU, x.f. l.acakc,ahardbiseuit.Corbis, is. d. g. .>. a twijr-baskct,

>pula, x.f 1. a couple, a dog^Corbita,»:./. 1. a hoy, a slow sailcr

ollar, a fcttcr, chain, or shac-Corbito,are acf.l. toloadaship, to

de, a band, or tic, a Dtcans of cram thcfruts, togobblc.(baskct.

jnion, a conjunction. (ed. Corbula, x.f. 1 a littie pannicr, a

Opulandus, a, wm.pt. to bc join-Corchorus, i. m. 2. chickwced

JSpal&td, adv. jointly, conjointly . Corculum, i n. .'. a littlc, or poor Cornicularius, i. m. 2. a
Jdpuliitio, 6nis./. 3. copulation, a hcart, a swcetbcart, a minion, troopcr, a brifratlier, an

coupbng-, or joining, an union. a prudent person, a surnamc of or clerk under the tribum
Cdpiilativus, a, um.auj.copulative. Scipio Nasica. (dcut. Corniciilum, i. n. 2. a littlel

Cdpulatus, a, umpt coupied, join-j' orculus, u, um. atfj. wise, pm- kindofornamentprcHciited

ed, unitcd, compoundea (tounitc.Cordate, adv. wiscly, discrectly.
Cdpulo,ire. o. 1. to couple, to join,!Cordatus, u, tim. a<//.ior,com/>.wisc,
Cdpulor, 4ri,atus. pn$». to be coup-J prudcnt, judicious, considcrate.

led, or joined, to be mamcd ;Cordax, acis. m. ;. a kindof dance,

dep. to couple, ov join. | used in comcdies.ti/tothc. Trocha:-

C6quendus, a, um. pt. tobe diftcst-Cordicitus, adv. to the beart. (us.

ed, or ripencd, to be drcssed. jCordolium, l- n. 2. grief of hcart
Coquma, x.f l.akitcbcn (cook. Cordus, & Chordtis, a, um. arfj.
Coqulnaris, c. adj. belonpnfr to a late in the )car, rather late, late
Cftquinarius, a, um. aitf. ofa kitch- born. Fcenmn cordum, thc lat-
C&quino, are. act. 1. to cook. (en. tcr math, Cuto- Agni cordi, lambs
Coquinor, ari, atus sum. dcp. 1. to yoaned after lammas, cosset-

drcss victuals, to act thc cook. lambs, Plm.
Cdquinus, a, um. adj. pertaining Cbriaceus, a, um. adj. of lcatber

to a kitchen, or cook.

Cdquo, quere, coxi, coctum. n.3. to

cook,or dress, to boil, to scctli, to

bakc,to heatjto scorch/.o burn up,

concoct,or digcst, to contrivc, to

CbriagD inis. f 3. sickncss cai!-

cd hidc-hound. (herb.

Cdriandrum, i. n.2. coriander, un

CdriariiiH, i m. 2a currier,atann< r,

that cndurc all weathcra, I
Coniea fibra, a rigid dispost
insensibilily, Pen- (t|

Comeu-, a, um. adj. of thccon

Corniccn, inis. c. g. 3. one l
blov s u horn, a cornet

Comicor, atus sum.<i l.to cW
to prate, to mutter. (a

Cornicii!a,x./. 1 .a jackda v, a

to consume, to dry, to ripcn, tolCdrias, x.f 1. n fish. (an lierb.

('brintluaca: uvac, corinths, cur-

Conicolus, a, um. adj. almost as: mooii, Luc Conui.i ;.

cxcite, to vex, or torment, to fret.'f;6riH,;s./U.St.John , b wort. (rants
Coquor,i,coctus. pats. to hc boiied.Corium,i n.2.a hidc,a skiu, lcather,
CoVmus, i. »1. 3. a cook, a bukc.r. I a htisk of chesnuts, acorns, &r. u
Cor, in composition, stamU iov ron.' covcrin^ of a Hoor.(hard as honij
Cor, dis.n-.i.the hcurl, thc niiiul, or" -' ' '

soul, a nian, or person, couragi:,

wit, wisdom, judgment, allcction.
Corocinus colov, as black as a ra-
Coralium, i. n. 2. coral. (> «^i

Cbnm.prap. bcforc, in prosiNir.r of
Cdrim, udv. facc to face, opeiily.
Vdnx,HcJ3.M,3. a ravcn, au engiin-.

diers, and worn in thcir
Comitcr,a,tnn.o</;.bearingi
^OT-rng-cr, a, um. adj. horned,!
ing", or wearitifr horns-
buli, an cpithct of Jupiter.
Comipes, eilis. adj. hom-
Contipcs, edis. m. .'*. a hone. *
('onix, icis/. 3. a crow, or nrt
rin^ iron, ov knocker at adof
Comicum oculos confingen
det ractfrom»»rdeframlabcttf
tlian himself, or speak a£iir
ancicnts, Cic CornicibuJ i
tes, a man lon^-lived. Ma
''ornu./i indcct. pl. cornua,a
comct,atrumpef.,po>\ er,sf
couru^e, a wing- ot an
Si;uadron,a chief poinM
corncr.cmUor extrc:mty.
orbosscs ofthe stick abc
books \vc \*. rolled, u w
dividcd streai.i,a creek
oIepliant*s touth,.i la:it'
Coucttini cornu rhw"

Corncsco, erc. n to j^row hard as

horn. (trcc*

Conictum, i. «. agTOve of conieil-

Cornc.is, a, iini. «»//. liorny, of, or\ a prov. cleu-.Hiu'-
likc horn, hard, or whitc a.s hoin,
inaile ot' hom. (yornea roitra, a

tiie vanl-arms ut .» ^it
ui^riuim coni>i. li ■■ '■
tv, Hor. Focnun» li .

m w

pcrson, Id. Co: •
jcvvcl likc a ratn » )

bird's bill, Cic. Comca corport^C^ormuirius, i. m. 2. ;

COR

ipia,z/l the horn ofplcn-
udaiK j. cif »1! thiiiprs. (ry
,i. u acoimil,a v\ ild cher-
i-c ».1 to bond l : kc aliorn
i 5«. ua. / the oorncil-trce,
in nade thoreof
\i% m. 4. a liw_*n. (nard.
, *./ 1. R fiih, thc j;iir
,a^i.iini.a*//.linrncd. havin^

COtt

poral oath, Ulp.

Corpbratio,*nis/3. thc size,pligh

state and fashioii of the body, a

corporation, comp;iny, or body,

COR

lltf

I scized, rcpro\cd, chiddcn, made
i short.

that hath the privilrges «f a city.
CorpdratQra, *./ 1 bulk of body-
CorpdrStus, h, um. pt. liavinj* a bo-
dy, embodied, incorporated.
Corporeus,a,um-Uf/;. corpnival, bo-
nrniitci 1/ chap ? et,acoronct dily,thathath,or bcionp> to abody .
*./l.*//™a little crown, aCorporo, are. act- 1. to form, or\
rium, i. n- 2. a corollury, fi^hion into a body, to kiil.
net, an overplus, an acccs- Corp&ror, ari, attis. fm«s. to hc sha
Bttle gift, «r present ped, or fashioncd into a body.

x.f 1. acrown, a diadc m, Corpfilentc, «<// cor|.ukn»ly(ness

Comdco, dcre, is ; , isum. n. 2. tf>
laugh,or smilc, to look pleusantly.

Con -£cndus, », um. />/.to corrcct-

Cqrngvns, tis. pt. ^01^«^^^^.

Comgia, x.f. 1 a latchct of a shoe,
a thong oi lcather (thong makcr.

«ei, a chaplet, a garlaml, a

( 'orpu1cntiu,a:/l corpulciicc»,|rroKs

Corritfiarius, i. tn. '2. a point, or

Corrifribilis, c- atlj. corrigible.

Corri£o[con,rej*o] erc, cxi, cctum.
u.3.to coircct, to amend, to make
bcttur,to inform,to sct to riffhts,tp
straitrhten, to makc unicncLs for.

CoiTijr^>r, gi ptiHs. to bc correctcd.

Compicndus, a, uin. pt. to scize,
or be scizcd.

Cornpiens, tis. pt. rebukiiur.

Compio [con, rapio], pere, pui,

reptum. act <3. to snalch up, to

seiz^ on, to scizc, to lay hold of 9

to repi-ovc, to rcbuke, to cliidc,

lume,a company, or corporation, ;i| to cliastise, to shortcn, to cut, or

makc s>horl, to Icsscn, to hastcn,
to slip, or stcal away. (cd.

Corripior i, v\)t\iHpais. to be sciz-

Corrivalcs ium.pl. c g. 3. those who
driuk of the samc stream, ov lovc
and court thc sanie wonien, rivals.

CorrTvahtas. atis./ 3. rivalship.

Corrivatio, onis. / 3 thcrunning of

a round thing likc acoro-Corpidentua, a, um. a<!j ior, comp.
rompany of pcrsons stand- corpulcnt, well-llcshi-d, bulk\,
i<ttin|r in a nn^, a constcl- jrross

a copinjr, or conice. Corpus,oris.'7i. 3. a body, ihe flcsh,

is,e. atfj. bclonging" to a substance, the whole man, a spirit,
(flowerato makejrarlands. a shade, a frhost, asystem, or vo.
nentum» i* » 2. stufF, or

is, tis pt crowning'. wholc nation,a tcmpcr, or consti-

•ia, x.f 2. a woman who tution(body,an atom,acollection.
and selLs jrarlands. Corpusculum, \.?t. 2a littlc,&r sinall

riiw, a, um.n<(/.that bclonjr- Corradens, tis.pt. scrapiu^, collect-
r scrveth to inake frarlands ing.(or rakc togethcr,to hoard up.
rna, like a gurland (onied J Co/Tado, ere^i, sum. o.3.to scrapc,
ais, a, um. pt. crowned, ad-jCorrcctio, dnis. / 3. corrcction,
au, i. m. 2. a crown-picce. amcndment.

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ila, a./ 1. a musk-rosc. Corrector, 5ris. «1. 3. a corrector, a wuter in onc stream.

Comvatus, a, um. pu madc up of

sion, a mark.
are. a- 1. to crown, to sux-
•r encorapass, to finish-
% iri pas$. to be crowned.
xklium i. 71. 2- dandelion.
pus, odis. m. 3. thc herb
torn, or dogs-tooth.

, idis /. 3. the top, or peak, rcformcr,an amcndcr, a .^-ovcrnor, . ,

1, &c- thc utmost part, orj or ruler^, dircctor.(rect,oraincnd. sevcral strcams.
cornicc, a wcathercock, aCorrecturus,a,um./>/. about to cor- Corrivo [con, rims], are, netit. 1.

to dniw into one stream.
corrected, reformcd, redrcsscd. Corrivor, ari, atus sum. dtp- 1. to
Correpcndus, a, imi. pt. to creep.
Correpo,pere, cpsi, eptum. n. 3. to
crcep^sneak, or slink into a place
Correptc, artv. ius, comp. shortly.
Correptio, onis./ 3- a correction in
LlU, e. adf corporal, that words, a checking 1 , or rebuking", a
>ody,belonging- tothebodyj reproof, a punishment, a shortcn-
tiit&Ttodv. corporally. Cor-:Correptor,6ris.m.3.a reprover.(ing > .

% • ^_ __i — i.;~ _._._ r*\ ___ _ _ __ i_«.i _._»_> _

ir jnrare, to t»ke his cor-.Correptus, a, um. pt. Laid hold oo, rodc,to ^c_k« Ji» ^wsmt- ^e^

run, or flow tog-cther from sevcr-

al streams.
CoiTob5ratus, a, um.pt. corrobora-

ted, strengthened, cohrmed.
Corrob6ro, arc.o. l.to corroborate,

to strengthen ,to confirm. (ened.
Corrdbdror, ari. p. to be strength-
CorrOdo, 2rc,6si f 5sum. a3. to cor-

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Corroclor, di. paat. to be gnawcd. Corruptio, dnis./ 3« corruption. , a surgcon** instrument
Corrdgatus, a, um. />/. invitcd, bid-.Corruptor, 5ris.m.3. a corrupter, aC5rycxus, i. m. 2. aapr, aa
den, scrapcd up, got togcther. dcbaucher, a spoiler, a ruiner. | telltale, an infbrmer.
Co;rr6go are o.l.to bring.or get to- Corruptrix, Icis./3. a corruptcr. ,C6ryd61us, i. m. 2. a lark.
gcthtr, to seek up and down, to Corruptfirus, a, um. pt. about toCtiiylelum, i. n. 2. a hazel-g
scrapc.or hoard up.(got togcther. corrupt, about to brioe. Icbrylus, i./. 2. a h&ael-tree.

Corr5{*or, Zlri. /> to bc brought, or
Corrdaio» 6nis./ _J. corrosion.
Coirfisivus, a, um. adj. corrosive
CorrOsus, a, um. pt corroded,

gnawed, wasted, cousumcd.
Corrtitundo. are. act. 1. to make

round, (made round

Corttitundor, ari, atus. paw. to beCors, tis./. $ee Cohors

CorrOgatio, 5nis./. 3. a wrinkling.
Corrugatus, a, um. pt. wrinklcd.

Corruptus, a, um. pt. & artj. ior, C&rymbifer, a, um. atfi. tba
com/>- lssmuis, *m_> corruptcd, de-j eth berries like ivy, an <
pravcd,taintcd,infccted, debauch-' of Dacchus.
cd, defloured, spoilcd, wasted,.C8rymbion,vel C6rymbt_m,
gTpwn lean, mixed, confounded, a peruke worn by women,
bribed forgcd, falsified, soft, de- C6rymbus,i.f».2. a bunch tri
licatc, effcminate. wanton- of i vy-berries,Ule fruit^rflo

Corsa, x.f. 1. the forcpart of the
head, an ornamcnt for doors-

Corrtigo, are. act. 1. to wrinkle, to-Cortex, icis. dub. gen. 3. a rind, or C6rypharus, i. m. 2. a ringtq

makc in wrinkles.CorruKire fron-
tem, to frown, ©r knit thc brows,
Ptaut narcs, to makc one loathe,

Corrugor, ari. p. to bc bent. (I/or.

Corrumpcndus, s^um.pt. to 1>c cor-
ruptcd, or spoilcd, to bc bribed.

Corrumpens, tls.pt. corrupting.

Corruinpo, pcrc, upi, uptum. a. 3.
to corrupt, to pollute, to taint, or
infect, to debauch, to dcflour, to
spoil, to wastc, ov (Ic.stroy, to de
ncc, to mar, to injure, to dcbase,
tobribc, or suborn, to forge, or
falsify, to lose, to putrify.

Comimpor, pi,uptus./>. to be cor-
rupted, spoded, putrified, &c.

Corruo, ucre, ni. nettt. 3. to fall to
gethcr,to fall. or tumblc down, to
come to ruin,to dccay,to bc spent,
to faiI,to misca_Ty,to" tJirow down,
to heap up.

Cormptd,a//i>.ius,cofn/>. issfme, tup
corruptIy,depravedly,improperly

the herb chrysocome, the 1
an artichokc, a roscbud, thi
of a ship, a bush, or tre» d

bark, a shell, a pcel. Cortez ca-C6rytos, i. m. 2. a quiver. ^

vata, a mask, Virg. [a rind. C6ryza, »,/ 1 a running

Corticatus, a, ura. pt. that hath Cos,' c5tis./3 a whetstone^
Corticdsus, a, um. aitj. full of bark. a grindstone, an incentrre.
Corticula, x ■/. 1- dim. a thin rind. Cosmeta, x. m. vel/ 1. afi
Cortina, x/ 1 a caldron,or kettle,a Cosmianum, \.n. 2. arich pa

dying vat, a vesscl sct to reccivel made by Cosmus, a pernui

oil whcn the olives wcre prcsscd,K 'osmianus, a, um. atf. vcrri

the tripos of Apollo from whence " v " J * ~

oraclcs wcrc given, the oracle it-

seif,a curuiin,or hanging. Cortina

carli, the hcmispherc, Enn. Corti-

natheatri,the round convczcom-

pass ofthelhcatre at thc top,Srrt;
Cortlnale, is.n.3.a place for fccttles
CorvTnus, a, tun. aaj of a raven, orjCosta, c/ 1. a rib, ande«t

' ostatus, a, um. adj. hariaf

ribs. [callcd zedoary, an oii

f iostus, i/.& Costum,i» 1«

Cothurnatus, a, uxn. ad). Unt 1

buskins, tragical, wnttefc

sublimc, srlofty stjie.

C6thurnus, i. m 2. a bnskinji

of shoe worn by thc actoitl

JCSruscus, a, um- aa[j. glittering, gcdies, a high-soled shoe«l

ing, a corrupter/or spoiler» bribe-l shining, bright, moving, waving. tofle, a lofty *train, #r V&

ry, bane, or mischief. Con-us, i.m.2 aravcn, a fish callcdl a tragedy. [stone, a too»

€orruptrbilis, e. m\j. corruptible, a cabot, a term in aTChitecture,JC6tictSla, «./. 1. dh*. ahttfei

subjectto corruption. \ a kind of grapple or iron hooJ.,|C6tidH, adv. daily; nd^nl

Corrupt€la, ae/. 1 . coruption, a de-
pravmg, or falsifying, a debauchi

crow, black as a raven, or crow.
Corus.i m 2 the north-westwind, a

Hebrew measurc of 30 bushels.
C6ruscans,tis./J^. shining.glittcring.
C5ruscatio, onis/ 3. a glittering.
C6rusco, are.n.l-to shine, to glittcr,

to flash, or lightcn; act. to bran-

dish, to shake, to wave, to move.

CosmYcua, a, um- aaj.

cordingtothe course ofthe
Cosmdgraphia r/.l cosuaj
Cosmographus, i. m. a e»

rapher. [

Cossis, is. m. 3. a worm hf
Cossus, i- m. 2. idem.

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L/ 2 a wild ottre.
n, i. n. 2. a quiace.
t, a, um. adj. belonging 1
nce< (w*.ip.

, i. m. 3. the smmck of a'

winc, thc thick part of blood. Cre"ber, bra, brum. Jr(/. ior cotnp.
Crassc, adv. ius, comp. OiickJy, crrimus, vel. issimus, sitp. fre

homcly, bun^lingly, rudely
Crasscscens, tis. p§. thickeninjr
Crassesco. cSre. incep. 3. to thick-

rel Cotona, Tel Cottbna,] cn, or grow thick, to grow fat.

lana, 6nim. pl n- 2. aiCrassfties, ei./ 5. thickncss,gross-

small Syrian fig.
, lcis / 3. a qnail.

Crassitudo, inis./ 3. idcm. (ncss.
Crasso, are. act. 1. to fatten.

e. /• 1. a measure lcss Crassus, a, uui. adj. ior, ro/ii/>. issi-

• _ %m m_ ■ A - «1 • 1 J* - 1

int, a dish, or a vcssel to

n, onis./ 3. the hollow of
lc-bone , wall-pc nny-wort
is, i. m. 2. a charioteer.

i. m. a chariot armedCrastiiitf. a//r*. to-morrow.

?ks, a coach, a calash.
um. atfj. Coan, of thc
at-

us, i. m 2. a brother by
i. /i. 2. hcaven, a hollow
Kwt a plough-
f 1. the hip,»rhaunch,the
MHie,thc jointof the hip.

jone- Coxundicis lnor-
sciatica, or hip-gout.

CR

>ra, hrum. adj. slcnder.
nis m. 3. a hornet,a wasp

mus, tup. tliick, fat, gross, hcavy,
dull, coarso, homely, simple, art-
less, foggy, closc, clotted, ricl»,
fruitful. Crassa niinerva, rudcly,
bluntlv, Hor.

m 9

Crastinus, a, um. adj. of to-mor
row, of the tiinc to conic.
(the mothcr^sside.lCratcr, eris./n. 3. in. acc. ting. cra

tera, pl- criitgras, a grcat cu;>, &/
bow!,a gtihlct, a cistcrn,a trou^h-

Crcbre, adv. frequcntly, closely.

Crebrcscens, tis. /)/. growingtbick

Crebrc»co,& Crcbcsco, ere incep.
3. to g-row, or come thick, to in-
crcase morc and inore, to multi-
ply- (commonness.

CrebrVtas. atis. / 3. frcquency,

Crcbritcr,udu. frequcnth ,usually.

Crcbro, nrfviu*. comp. erf imc, tup.
often, frequently, pclluiell.

Crebro, arc act. to do often.

Crcdcndus, a, um, jM. to be belicv -
ed, or trusted.

Crcdciis,tis. pt. bclicving,trusting,
tljiiikin^, venturing, crcdulous.

Crcdibilib, e. aqj. credible, pro-

Crat8ra,ac./ 1. id. quod Crairr.

i, tcis- /. a the hip, the|Crates,&.Crati*,.is./ .i. a hurdlc of

rocls wjttled togcthcr, a grate, u
dv i£, or harrow, an instnuncnt to
punish with dcuth, a chinc.
Ci^tenta, x.f- 1 a rack for a spit
Crnticula, *./. l.a ^ridiron.
Cratio,ire.ci.4to wattlc,to harrow
»./3. a kind ofcolcwort Crutior, iri. pa»». to bc liarroucd
i. n. 2. the skull. Crutitius, a, um. adj. wattlcd

ac. /. 1. a surfcit, a sur- madc of sticks.
a cuzzincss, a mcdicinal Creagra, x.f. 1. a flcsh-hook.
(with wine, drunk. Creandus, a, um. ptto bc crcatcd,

to be rcduced, or formed.
Crcatio, dnis. /. 3. a crcation, a

is, a, um. o/(/. drunk
oa, a, um. adj. drunkeu.
r. to.morrow, iu timc to

crcatin^, or makinp, a beg^ctting'. Crcrior, di pann. to be bclicvcd

Crcator, dris. tn. 3 a crcator, a nm-

/ 3- a mixture, a tempc-

i contraction into one. Creatriz, icis./ J. a mother.
n, Inia. n. 2. dregs, sc-Creatura, «./ 1. acreature. (ate

CreatOrus, a um pt about to cre-
ntom, i. n. 2. thickncssJCreatua, a r um, pt. crcated, madc,
«cdiment, or lccs ofj framed.formed, born, desccndcd,
11

qucnt, thick, thick grown, close,
scvcral.

bablc ■ (bably.

or receiver of water,'a platt<*i-, aiCrcdibiliter, atff crcdiblv, pro-
hole, ov vent, a constellation. Civditor, oris. m. 3 a crecfitor.

(:rcditri.v,Vcis/3 shc thatjtends.

Credituin, i. n. 2 credit, a trust,
a dcbt.

Crcditur, impers. ]>eoplc believe,
or think. Nonbenc ripx creditur,
it is not good trusting- to it, Virg.

'. rcditums, a, um.pt about to be-
iicve, or think. (iiitnibted, lent.

(!rOditfls, a, um, pt. believcd,

CrCdo, dcrc, didi, dituin, act 3. to
crcdit to bi-lie\ c, to think,to sup-
]>osc, or iuiu£inc,to trust, to put
coniidcnce in, to trust,to commit,
to lcnd, to vcnture, to te!l,to dis-
close; iiwricafhf, I warrant you.

Creduam, as. pro. Credam.

kcr,afatiicr,afoundcr 9 orbuildcr. CrcduliCas, atis. / 3. crcdulity,

■ "■ rashness oi belief, foolishness

Crcdulus, a,um. a^j. credulous, ea-
sr, or light of belief. silly, simple,
foolish Interse credula convivia
habucrunt, thcy had entertaisv

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ments, which showed their con^Crepitans, tis. pt . crackling, ring

fidence in each other, Juat.
Crtmabalunri.w 2. a child's rattle.
Cremandus, a. um. pt. to he burnt
Cremans, tis. pt. burning.
CrSmastcr, cris. m. 3. a hook.
Crematiojdnis- m 3 aburning. (cd.

Crematus,a,um. pi- burnt,consum- Crepitus,us. m. 4.a rusUing noisei tio, a sticklmg for offices»
Cremium,in.2. a dry stick,a bavin, a creaking, a crashing, a ringing, Crcteii

&c. flesh fricd in a pan.
Cr&mo, are. act. 1. to burn,to burn

up, to set on firc, to bury in nre
Crenior,ari,atus. pa*$. to bc burnt
Cremor, oris. m. 3. thc thick juice

of barley, panada, frumenty

cream
Crcna,x/l.a notch,a jagg,a mark,

a dont, a slit, a cleft-a nib,a scorc.
Crtnatus, a, um. atlj. notched,

jagged.
Creo,are.acf. 1. to crcatejto niake,

to form, or foshion, to hcgct, to

breed, or bring forth, to cause, to

choose, to ordain, to establish.
Creor,ari,atus pas». to bc created.
Crcpans, tis- pt. rustling.
Crepax, acis. atlj. cracking.
Crepems, a,um.a<#.doubttul,dark

ing, rattling, chattering, making Cretstrium, i. n. 2. a chalk-pit
a noiie. Cretarius4.m.2. a workerincUt

Crepito, wc.freq. 1. to cracklc, to Cretarius, a, um. aaj. chalkv.
creak,to clatter, or muke a noise, Cretatus, a, um. <u£. chilkra»«ftfc
to growl, ©r grumble, to clatter, ed, Cretati pedei, feet
to gnasli. with chalk, Plin. Cretatasatf-

Crctxf ikUna, *./. 1. a cfaifcfiL

Crcteus,a»»ni,a<fy. of chalk- Crtsff-
or iingling,a slashinjr, or ierking, peraona,amaskof plaster of f0
a clap,a fart Crcpitus dentium, CrStfcus, a, um. oa>*. Creticw«sV
the cnattering, r gnashing of tlie Cic Cretica terra, white _Mt*>
teetli, Cic. giadiorum, the clash- Crttio, 6ni*./ 3. a aolemnityHrf
ing of sworas, Ilirt. armorum, on emtering upon an estata^..'
the rattling of armour, Plin. car- Crctdsus, a, um. anj. full ojf dtffc
dinum, thc creaking of a door,ICr€tula,x./. 1. adialkufwdkM'
Plaut. I sealing of letters^i kind of opfcit,

Crepo,pure, pui, pitum. neut. 1. toCretQra^x/l.pollard, UMUialltj
makc a noisc, ov sound, to re4cretus,a,um.p/. born, desceaiklf
sound, to crack, to crackle, to sprung, served, or parted fasV
crcak,to crasli, to clattcr,to ring, resolved upon, determined. •?!
or jinglc,to growl, or grumble,U> Crc v\ t pnet- 1 am grown up^srsWj
chatter, to brag,or boast, to com- cr, I havc determined, sr tesfsf j
plain of, to brcak, •/* burst Lx- edj havcentercduponani
tum tcr crepuit . sonum, madcCribcllatus,a,um./tf.sifted
three huzzas, Jlor. Cribello, are. act. 1. to mSt *\

Crcpundia,drum./#/.m.2. cluldren , siCnbellum,i.ii.2. Uim. alittksil
playthings,bawbles,bwlls, rattlesjCribrarius, a, um. atfj. of •' '

Crepida, x./ 1 alow shoe with a puppcts, &c. tlic iirst apparcl,] sifted.

latchet, a slipper, a sandal,a last
Crcpularius, a,um. adj. pcrtaining

slippers, or shoemakers. (&.c.
Crepidarius, i. m.a slipper-makcr,

usc<l for children. Cribro, are. act. 1. to sh%trj

Crcpusci, 6i*um.^/. m. 2. childrchjCribror. ari,atus pa*. tobei"
born about twihght Cribrum, i. n. 2. a sieve, #r •

repusciilum, i. n. 2. the twilightl fmbrem in cribnim gereR.
Crepidatus, a, um- adj. wcaring Crescens,tis. />/. increasing, risingj lose his timc and pains, Pr§*
shoes, or slippcrs. Crcsccntia, x/ 1. an increase. jCrimcn inis ». 3. a crime,u

Crepido, mis/ 3. a creck,a shore, Crcsco,ccre,crevi,cretum. ncitt. 3. fence,a fault,an error, tr i
or bank,thc top, cdge, or brow of to grow, to incrcase, to swcll, to a scandal^ircproacb, a si
a steep rock, a place, or hole by grow up,to be brought up,to get a charge, an accusation,
the highway whcrc bcggars sit, advantage, to rejoice, or exult. dictment, or impeachment, »t
the moutli, border,brink, or brimCreta, z./ 1. chalk, fullcr's clay, lain.
of a tliing,tlicfotindation,bottom, loam, wliite paint, the g^oal, orCrimfnali
or ground of a pillar. (sUppcr. mark at the cnd of a race. CretaCriniinani

'CrIminaUs,e. adj. crijcdnal, gni^

grouna oi a puiar. (sUppcr. mark at the cnd of a race. CretajCriniinans, tis. pt, accusinff- _J

Crepidiila, x. / 1. dim. a httle Asiatica, the chalk wherewith CrIminatio,6nis/ 3. the wjecflP

Cr^pis, idis./ 3. a sfipper, or pan-' they marked their slaves* feet, of a crime, an accusatk>o,s«^j

tofle. [rattlc, a rattle,a timbrel.; or sealed letters, Cic. [chalky. peachment, a charge. - 4

Crtpiaculom, i. n. 2. a child^Cretaceuii, a, um. oo>'. of chai^lcrinilnalor.ori», ,«. 3. ao tectB» ■• l

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iiSriUM, um. cu$. ctfaiina-

tuti a* nm.pt. accusing
S ftre. nrut. 1. Enn, pro
r, atussum. rfe^. 1. to ac-
o chargeVith a crime, to
10 tind fault witb, to de-

crumplcd, jagged, vcined, grain-

ed.

Crissans, tin.pt. waggingthe tail.
Crisso,5rc.7i«ir. l.to movc wanton-

ly,or obscencly,to shakc, ©r wag.

ndalous, criminaJ, worthy

ie, punishable. (a fiilct

is. «.3..i bodkin,a hjurlace,

e. a^j. pcrtaining to hair

offcathcrs, or hair, acomb, an

Crttton, dnis,/ an Egyptian hcrb
called Palma Christi. (ful.

<Jrficiabilis,e. adj. vexatious, pain-
Cri1ciabilitdr,ar/v.painfully, cniel-
Criiriamcn,ihis.n.o. a tormcnt.(ly.

Crita,x/. 1. a crcst,a tuft,a pluuie Criiciamentum, i. n. 2. torturc, an-

guish, pain, troublc

herb- Tollere cristas, to grow Criiciandus, a, um. pt. to be tor-
proud» Jwv. mented, or tortured.

Cristatus, a,um. a^/. crested ,tuft-Crucians, tis. pt. tormenting.
cd, having a crest, or comb. Cruciarius,a,um. adj. worthy to be

•£, adv. ius, comp. issfine,

minalry, slanderously

•us,a,um.ar#. ior, comp. is-l

•n£ accusatory, rcproach- Cristiila. se. / 1. a littlc crcst,

plumc, tuft, or comb.
Crithe, cs./. 3. a sty on the eye.
, Criticus,a, umao)'. critical. Critici

dies, the 3d, 7th, 9th, &c.
%a, um&dj. wearing- muchlCrltTcus, i. m. 2. a critic, onc who

riry, rough. judgcs of thc genuinencss ancLCruciatus, us. m- 4. tormcnt, tor-

ind£. jku*. Crfnior, iri. 4. goodncss of othcr men's writings turc,anguish,pain,affliction, gricf.
rested, or tufted. Cr6catus,a,um adj tincturcd witn, Crttcifer, a, um. adj. carrying a

.mJ5 hair, a tress, or lock or colorcd like safTron. (yellow- cross.

a band of horscs' hair, a Crbccus, a, um adj. like safTronJcriicifigo, [crux, figo], gerc, ixi,
in of a fish. Cr5clnum,i. n-2. aanron-ointment ixumacf. 3. to crucify, to nail, or

a, um. atfj. hairy, full of Crdcinus, a, unuadj. of aaffron,of fasten to a cross, to han^.

tormcntcd, or hangcd.
Crticiarius, i. m- a tormentor, a

pcrson hangcd.
Cruciator, 6ris. m. a tormentor.
Cruciltus,a,um pt tormented, tor r

tured, afflicted, gricved.

.ving much, or long hair.

the color of saifron.

(vcn.

CrucTfixus, a, um. pt. crucificd.

non,i.n.2. an issue in law. Crocio, I*e.;i.4. to croak like a ra-Crucio,are.ocf l.to tornn-nt,to tor*

.*. 2. a rcddish lily(rams CrticTtatio, 6nis./ 3. a croaking.
im, i. n. 2 a sacrificc of Cr8cito,are./reg.l. to croak,or cry
./ 1. a kind of syrup. likc a ravcn, or crow.
/. 3. a judgmcnt," thc dc- Croc&dIlia,a:/.l. excremcnt of thc

of thc conflict betwcen
and a distemper, a crisis.
tis. jW. shaking, brandish-
mbfing, wreathed,wrink-

(vcrcd.
s, x, um. pt. curlcd, qui-

land-crocodile, a wash«for thc
face.

05c6dTlinus^,um. ar{/. likc arcro-
codilc, sophistical, ambiguous.
CrftcotlTlus, i.m 2. a crocodilc.

„ r .^ r .. , t Crftcomagma^tis.ti. ^. dregu of oil

ntftiM.pt. waving, curling.lof saffron madc into balls.

io, inis./ 3 curlcdness. Cr6c6ta,x/.l.ayellow £own.(ment rity, inlmmanity« ficrccncss.

Bre. act. 1. to curl, orb^rbcatula, x.f. a littlc ycllow gar-lCrQdelit^r, at/r-.ius, comp. isslmc,

i, to shakc, or brancliih,to Crocdtularius, i. m. 2. a dyer ofl tvp. cruclly.

d shine. ycllow. (fron.jCriidcsccns tis./>.'. gnroing ficrcc.

ari. poit. to bc shaken. Crocum, i- n. & Crficus, i. m. saf-CrudcHCo,cerc. neut. >to grow nw,

s, a, uiu. adj. dim. having "'rotalistria, se./ 1. a minstrcl. grcen ,er frcsh, to inciexse morc

tresaes, or locks. Crotalum, i.n. 2. castanct. and more, to grow more ficrce

ture,to pain, to vex, to grieve, to

afflictjto distress,to makc uneasy.
Crucior, ari, atus pat». to bc tor-

mcntcd, or troubled, to bc vcx-

cd, or frettciL •
Criidaria, x /, 1. a vein of silver

at thc top of a mine.
CrudSlis, c. adj. ior, comp. issimus,

*ff^.cruel,barbarous, fiercc,ill-na-

tured, hard-hearted, incxorable.
Criidelitas, atis/3. cruelty, barba-

a, um. adj. ior, comp iasl- CrbtaphTtse firum, pl m.
i. crispcd, curlcdyfrizzled, muscles in the templcs,

1. two

and crticl.

tCrtdTtas, ftlis/. 3. cmditv, baddl-

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gestion. crude hun.our, rav» nc»«. CruvUitus, s, um. /tf. crustcd, plas-
Criidus, a,itm. adj. ior. comp. iami- tcrcd, roughcast, covcrcdwith .1
mus, *///>. cmde, raw, iindrc*<cdj| .shell, scalcd, cmbo-scd, platcd,
gTccn, unripe, sour, unpleasant,: iulaid- [servc

too young, fresh, new-mude, un-('nista,ure o.l.to plastcr, to prc

digested, qucasy, scpieauiish

fierce, bloodv. cnicl. < ruda sc- crust\ .

ncctus, strong and lusty, Vivtr
Soluni cnidum, land that lics un-
ploughed, Col.

Cmstostis, a, um. adj. ior. comp.

[beab.

(•rustida, x. f. 1. a littlo crust, or pul, or closct, Id-

Cubicus,a,um.a</; cubical, 1
iibi)Cfi8.ii..i.a bcd,&rcouch
a kennel,a bird's nest,a b<
aminc,a gToundwork, or
of stoncs in building. No
in cubili,it wms%iot wcll lai
Cubilc salutatorium, a littl

Crustiiluriu.», i m. 2. a pastrycook
>Cnistuhim,i ».2.a wafer,a thmcake

Crucnt|tus.a, iim/^ma:le bloody,;*;nistuni,i. «.2 a crust, a emull

dicd with blood,bloodshot U th« ih
Crucntc, nttv- iuh % comp. hlondily,

Crucnto,ire.acr.ltofetch blood.tcrCnix, iicis./ ii. a cross, a gibbet.01

Crurifra#ium,i. /1. 2. a brcaking of Crvstallum, *i. n. 2. crvstal.

piece, a morscl, a bun.

Cubital,a1is. n. 3. a cu&hion

thc elbow, a forc-sleeve.

Cnbitalis, e adj. a cubit hij

Cubitans, tis. pt lying alon

i.-rustumiuu pyru. Catharinc pcars. Cubitissim, adv- with the e

gulIows,uny thing, or pcrson, tliat Ciibltor, oris. m. 3. he tha
troubles,vexcs,ortonnent9 us, af-
flictiou. Quxte mala cmx agitat,
What a mischief ails you ? Plaut.

makc bloody, to imbnic, pollute,

or sprinklc witii blood [bloodv
Cruentoi^ari,atus pats. to be madc
Cruentus,a,um. atij. ior, comp. is«i

mmjvp. bloody, of blood, as rcd|Crypta,x/l.ahollowplace,a vauH

as blood, cnie), fierce. Ihajj *

Crumcna, x. / 1. a purse, pockct,
Crumeniseca,x. <\?. 1. a cutpurse
Cr or,6ris m.3.blondfi > omnwoumiJ si-crct.

blood, gorc. [arined cap-a-pic.
Crupcllarii, 6ruin/»f* m. 2. soldicr*
-Cruralis, e. adj. cniral.

a j»ink,a common sewer, a grotto,
a cell, a cloister, a low galTery.
Crypticus, a, um. adj. hid, close,

Cr\ stallinum,i. n 2. a crystal glass* at table
Crystullinus.a,um. adj crystaTline,
made of crystal, clear aa crystal

Cubito.are/rey.l.to be usec

down. »

Cubitum, i. n. 2. a cubit, a
Ciibitus,im. 2. a cubit, a fc

a half, thc clbow.
Cubltus, us. m. 4. a lying
(ubo,bare,bui,bTtum « 1 t(

•lie down, to be in bed, t

one's bcd,to lie in childbc

leg^s upon the cros*.

Crurulis, e. udj. btdonging to the
lcg. Crumles fascix, garters

Crus, iiris. v.-$i. the lc£ from tht
knce to theanele.the leg,the hin
der leg of a quudrupcd. Crus ar-
boris, thc bocly ot' a tree, CoA

Crusculum i n 2. dim alittlelo^

Crusma, atis. «1. 3 a timbrel, a ta-
bour, a tiiikling noise, or sound.

CnsUillus, i./. 2. crystal-
CU.

(;iibauuVs« ^, um. pt. to bc laid.
Cid)aiis, i\s- pt lying, or sitting, ly-

ing sick,o.<* dl, lcaning, stooping,

dcscending, low.
(_'iil).iiio, bnis./ 3. a lying down.
Cubatus iis. >», 4. a lying down, aj uscd 011 mauy acci

lyin^ in, a l»rooding. Cuciima, x./*l. a v

Cruitii, x./ t. a crust of bre.ul, :J'.'uhi'-ularis, e. adj. pertaining to a
piecc of icc frozcii, a pieec oti ehaniber,or lodging roum.
wood,or stone, &.e. eiigraven andjiJuliiculuriiis, a, uin. adj. Id.
finely inluid into vessels, a shell|Cul>iciih\rius \.m 2 a ehambcrlain.
of lobstcrs&c a shcl1,pceLor«kiii{C'uhiculatus a, uin- adj, formcd to
of any thing, ascurf, or scab of :»! lic 111. Navis cubiculata, a plca-
sore,"a shanl or'marblc. ! sure-boai, or yacht, Sen.

Cnistarius,i,.,i. 2. aplastcrcr,a ma-|('ubiculum, i. /r.2.a bcdchambcr, a
11 engravcribr iidain work. parlour, a pavilion, a tcnt.

Cubus, i. m. 2. a cubc, a di
Cflcubo, are. n. 1. to cry
1. i1cu)so,dnis.m. ... a hood <

travel in,akind of frock[c
(iicullatus, a, um. udj 1
Ciicullus,i. m. 2 a hood, a

frock^i pa|)cr,or coffcr fo:
Ciiciilo, are, neui. 1- to cr

cuckow.
Cuciilus, i. m. 2. a cuckov

kuld-maker, a name of rc
accounts.
tssel lil

cumber, a littlc bath.
Cuciimcr, eris. m. ii. a cuc
Cuciimis,is.m3. in acc. ciic

cucumber, a shell-fish.
('iicurbita, x.f. 1. agourd

ping-instrumcnt.
CucurbitInus,a,um.<jJ/. of

made like gourds.
Ciicurbitiila, ar. / 1, ci

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», vel Cucurrio, ire Tvi. n.4.|Ctiligna,x. /l.a bow), a dish. Cultrarius,i. m. 2. a slaughter-man

v, or cluck like a cock. Cftlina, x ./ 1. a kitchcn, a sink, a for sacrificcs, a cutler.

crc,di, usum. a. J. to ham- common scwer. Culinx, publicCultratus, a, um. aaj. made sharp.

arge, stsmp, or coin. places for the burial of the poor. Cultrix,icis./3. a fcmale polhther

U.usufl,/>.to be hammered.Culmarius, a, uni. adj culinarv. or drcsser, a worshippcr, an in-

Mc In me isthxc cudctur.Culmcn,-nis. n.3.the top,or height habitant.

[ shall pay dearly fbr that,> of athing, the ridge of a housc,Cultnnui. n. 2. ploughcd land.

(cap.j or hill,the crown of onc's hcad,CultQra$./l.cujturc, cultivatio..,
nis. m. 3. a leathcr, or fu/i hoiior,advancemcnt,dignity. Cul- husbandry, tillage, a dressing, or
ttis. pronom. of what coun-j men fkbac, a bcan stalk, or straw, pnming, improvemcnt, instruc-
sectr belonging to whom r Ov. . tion, a waiting upon, attcndance.

oratio, any man's spcech.Culminia, x./. 1. a sort of olive. Cultus,a, um. pt.&.a(Ij. \ov, comp. is-
pro Cuicunque. Culmus,i. m. the stalk, or straw of sTmus,«u6. cultivated, tillcd» ma-

■Mi, be what it will. • corn. ! nured, dressed, adorned, trim.

• um. /»ron-whose,whereof.Culpa,x. / 1. a fuult, an offcnce, med,garnished,wonihipped,ador-
unmodi, of some sort or guilt, blame, mischicf, a miscar- ed,3ervcd,fine, ncat, gay, polite.
9 !Culpabilis,e.a^'.blameable.(riagc. Cultus,us.m. 4. culture, a tilling, a

6di, vox imkcl cx duobus.Culpandus.a, um. ptXo be blamecl manuring, husbandry, tilth,

ds, cujus &. modi, of whatCulpans, tis. pt. blaming.
uincr* fasliion, or quality r.Culpatc, ius. adv. faultily.

trimming, apparel, dress, finery,
tfnamcnts, worship, scrvice, ho-

r rclativd, infinitivc, intcr-Culpatio, dnis/ 3. a blaming. nour,respect,obscrvance, attend-

re t Sc adinirative. Cujusmo- Culpatus,a, um.pt.kadj. ior, comp. ancc, provision, furniture, a way,
such as it is, whatever jt blamed, disliked, blamcworthy. j or mcthod of living, a nursin£,or
:. (ncr, or sort soever. Culplto,arp.a. 1. to blame, to cen- bringing up. (chahce.

Sdicunque, of what man- suro. (sureCulullus, i. n. 2. a pitcher, pot,

lcmddi, of what manncrCulpo, are. <r 1. to blame, tocen-Culus, i. m. 2. the tail.
, such as it is. Culpor, ari. pa»a. to be blamed. ,Cnm,pr*p. [serv. ablat] in compot,

x. /1. the tick of a bed, aCultc, adv. ncatly, handsomely. fere dic. con. with,together with,
ihion, or pillow Cidcitam!Cu]tcllatus,a,um')M. & aaj. sharp in conjunction with, orassisted
n faccrc, to fall on liis ownj likc a knife, edged, made plain. by, against, in, so that, providcd
Plaut. (stcrer..Cu]teUo,arc.a.tocuteven,tolevel.j tliat. Somctimes it is clcgantly

trius, i. m- 2. an uphoI-jCultcllus,i.m. 2. dim. a little knifc, ' used to denote thequality;often
ila,x./.l.c/iiM.alittle pillow | apruning-kmfe. I itisto be cxprcssed in Knglish

i, e. adj. containing the Cutter, tri./n.2.a coulter,a plough-i by anadverb signifyingtheman.

(ty urns.
n. a mcasure of for-
m. 2. a satchel, a

un, i

t, i.

ck.

vel CuUeus, i. m. 2. alea-

ack, or bag,a sack,a mea-

' our mcasure 1 80 gallons,

(tlc fl^r.
cis-flf.^. 3- a gnat, orht-
\i3m%* ura.fl-//.driving away
n cpithct of Apollo.

11

sharc^i knifc, the part of a sicklc
towards the handle. Cidtrr ton-
sorius, a razor, Cic venatorius, a
wood-knifct Suct. Relinqucrc
sub aiitro, to lcavc in great dan-
ger, Hor

ntaining 20 bushels, or40JCultio,dnis/ 3.a tilling, a manur-

ing, culturc, tillagc, tiith

Cultor, oris. m. ^. a tillcr, a fius-

bandman, a drcsscr.or pruncr of

a vinc, a dweller,or inhabitant, a

ner, and sometimes it is clcgant
h' rcdiindant. Cum primis, in the
first place,cspecially, Plaut. Cum
equis.on horseback,r'.'c.Cum nri-
mo lucl, vel Jprima luce, at day-
brcak,or assoonxs it was day,/r/.
Cum dicto,forthwith v iinracdiate-
ly, J/»M4Postponitur hisce ablati-
vis, mc, tc, se, nobis, vobis, qul &
quibus; ut, mccum, tccum, se-
cum, &c.

wowhippcr, a Iover,an ob.cnr6rJC\tfC.i adv, U conj. V^_> ^N.>i\a5,

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CliU

CL'B

CL T C

gestion, crude humour, mw nc.vc. CruKUitus, n, iim.pt. criiHtcd, p]a.s-|Cubinuvi,um.aii/ cul
Criidus, a,um. adj. ior. comp. issj- tcred, roiighcaMt, covcrcd with a v'ubilcfis.n.3.a bcd,o«

mus, *up. crude, raw, undrcNScd,
grecii, unripe, sour, unplcasant,
too young, fresh, new-inade, un-
digestcd, qucasy, squcainish,

ficrce, bloodv. cnu-1. t mda sc- cmstv.

ncctus, strong and lusty, fmr

sliell, scalcd, cmboiiscd, platcd,
iulaid- [sen'c

l.'riist:i,are «. 1. to plastcr, to pre-
Cmstosus, a, um. udj. ior. romf

[scafo.

Cmstiila, i. /1 1. a little crust, ov

Soluni cnidiun, landthat lies ur.-.Crusttilarhis, i m. 2. a pastrycook
ploughed, Col. jCrust idum,i »2.a wafcr,a tlun cakc

a kcnneUa bird's hcj
amine,a groundwor)
of stones in buildinf
in cubili,it wasftiot w
Cubile salutatorium,
pcl, or closet, /</•
Cubital,alis. n. 3. a ci
the elbow, a forc-sle

Cruent|tus.a, um. /;f madfe blooriyjcnistum, i. w. 2. a cmst, a «mall Cnbttalis, e. adj. acul
" " ^ 11 --' 11 ' l ' -' piccc, amorscl, a bun. Cubttans, tia. pt lyinj

(.niatumnia pyra. Catharinc pcars. Ciibitissim, adv- with

Crux, iicis./ _. across, agibbet.orCubito^are/reg.l.tob

gallows,any thing, or pcrson, that Cubltor, 5ris- m. J. 1

dicdwithblood,bloodshot [crm thj piccc, a morscl, a bun.
Cniente, adv- ius, comp. bloodily,
Crucnto,are._c/.ltofetch bIood,to

makc bloody, to imbmc, pollutc

orsprinklc witii blood [bloody
CruentoCtari,utus/KZff«. to bc made
Cruentus,a,um. adj. ior, comp. ism-

mus^itp. bloody, of blood, as redCrypta,a-/l.ahollow place,a vault

aa hlontL rrn<*l. ficrrt* 1h_!r •> ^iiib .. /*/*— m*is*n _««.,*.*. « .—»_««««

as blood, cruel, ficrce. Ibag
Criimena, sc. / 1. a purse, pocket,
Crtimeniseca,x. cj. 1- a cutpursc
Cr or,6ris m.J.bloodfrom n woitmi.

blood, gorc. [armed cap-a-pie.

legs upon the cross.

Crurulis, c. adj. bclonging to tht
ieg. Crurules fascix, garters.

Crus, uris. n.-ji. the leg from tlu
knee to theanclcthe leg,the hin-
der leg of a quadniped. Crus ar-
boris, the body of a tree, GW.

Cnisciilum i n 2. dim alittlclog

troublcs,vcxes,ortormcnts us, af-
flirtiou. Quaetc mala crux agitat,
What a mischicf ails vou ? Plaut.

a sink,a common scwer, a grotto,
a ccll, a cloister, a low galtcry

Crvpticus, a, um. adj. Irid, close,
st.crct.

Crystallinum,i. n 2. a crystal glass*

Crupcllarii, orumytf. m. 2. soldicrs<jrystulI»nus.a,um. aaj cnstallinc,
-Crurulis, c. adj. crur.il. madc of crystal, clcar as crystal.

Criinfra^-iuniji. n. 2. a brcaking of|CrystaIlum/i. ». 2. cnstal.

Crystallus, i./. 2. cxystal.

CU.

Cuband^H, a, um- pt. to be laid.

Ciibans, tis. ^l.Iying, or sittiug, ly-
ing sick t o." dl, lcaning, stooping,
dcsccnding, low

Cub.iiio, onis./ 3. a lying down.

Ivin^in, a broodin^.

, w./ 1. a cnist of hrcAd, :.'.'':bi'ularis, c. adj. pertaining to a
of ice frozcn, a picco of| chamber,'or lodging room.

Cmsma, atis. v 3 a timbrcL a t2t-|('iibatu.4 us. wi, 4. a lying down, a

bour. a tiukling noisc, or sound
Cmsta

picce ^- .-- , _ , ,

wood,o»' stonc, 6.c. cngravcn andihibicul&riiis, a, uin. udj. Jd.

fir.elv inlaid into vessels, a shcll

of lobsters,&.c a shcll,peel,or skiu

of any thing, a *curf, or scab of n

sore, a shard of marblc.

«on, ;m cngravcr ior iidain work.

Cuhicularius i.m 2 a cliambcrhun.
( ■ubiculatus, a, um- adj % lbrmcd to

lic iii. Navis cubiculata, a plca-

sure-boat, oryacht, Srn.

down.
Ciibitum, i. n. 2. a cu
(Jubitus,im. 2. a cubi

a half, thc elbow.
Cubftus, us. m. 4. a '.
C ubo,barc,bui,bltum

lie down, to bc in b

one's bcd,to lie iu cl

at tablc

Ciibus, i. m. 2. a cube
Cflciibo, arc. n. l.to
i. OcQlso,dius.m. ^. a 1

travcl in,akind of fr
i ucullatus, a, um.
Cuciillus,i. m. 2 a ho

frock,a papcr.or cof
Ciiculo, are, neut. 1.

cuckow.
Cuoulus, i. m. 2- a cu

kold-maker, a namc

used on manv accoi
Ciicuma, x. f 1 . a ve»

cumber, a littlc batl
Cuciimcr, eris. m. ;i.
CucumiSjis m -. in ac<

cucumber, a shell-fi
(-iicui-bita, x.f. 1. aj

|)ing-instmment.
, CucurbitTnus,a,um.«K

Cnistariu&,i,j;i. 2. aplastcrer, a ma-ICubVcuIum, i. /;.2.a Ivedchamber, a' made likc gounis.

parlour, a pavilion, a tent.

'Cucurbitula, ac. /.

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* vel Cucurrio, Ire Tvi. n.4.|Ctiligna,x. /ll.a bowl, a dish. Cultraritis,i. m. 2. a slaughter-man
*, or cluck Hke a cock. Cftlina, x ./ 1. a kitchen, a sink, a for sacritices, a cutler.
£re,di, Osum. a. 3. to ham- common scwcr. Culinx, pubticCultratus, a, um. attf. made sharp.
wge, stamp, or coin. places for the buria) of the poor. Cultrix,icis. /.3. a female polisher

i.usus,/>.to be hammered.CuIhiarius, a, um. atjj culinary. or drcsser, a worshipper, an in-
,&c In me isthxc cudcturCulmcn,Tnis. n 3the top,or height habitant.
shall pay dearly for that, of athing, the ridge of a house,Cultnnui. n. 2. ploughed land.

(cap. or hill,thc crown of one's head,CultOraJ*./.lculture, cultivation,
nis. m. 3. a leather, or fur honor,advancemcnt,dignity. Cul- husbandry, tillagc, a drcssingt or
itis. pivnom. of what coun-j men fkbx, a bcan stalk, or straw, pruning, improvemcnt, instruc-
iect? belonging to whom r Ov. i tion, a waiting upon, attcndance.

omtio, any man's speech.Culminia, x.f. 1. a sort of olive. Cultus,a, um. jW.&ar(/.ior, comp. is-
pro Cuicunque. Culmus,i. m. the stalk, or straw of sTmus,*w/>. cultivatcd, tillcd» ma-

i&di, be what it will. ■ corn. ! nured, aressed, adorned, trim.

um. /rron.whose,whereof.Culpa,x. / 1. a fault, an offence, med,garnished,worshipped\ador-
mmodi, of some sort or guilt, blame, mischicf, a iniscar- ed.servcd,fine, neat, gay, polite.
* ;Culpabilis,e.a4^.blamcable.(riage.CuItus,us.m. 4. culture, a tilling, a

kli, vox indecl. ex duobus, Culpandus.a, um. pt.io be blamecL; manuring, husbandry, tilth,

trimming, apparcl, dress, finery,
ojnaments, worship, scrvice, ho-
nour,rcspect,obscrvance, attend-

is, cujus & modi, of whaiCulpans, tis. pt. blaming,
uiner, fa&liion, or (juatity r Culpate, ius. adv. fauhily.
r rclative, infinitive, intcrJCulpatio, onis/ 3. a blaming.

i,8c atlmirative. Cujusmo- Culpatus,a, um.pt.&iu/j. ior, comp. ance, provision, furniture, a way,
tuch as it is, whatevcr »t blamed, disliked, blamcworthy . j or mcthod of living, a nursino;,or
(ncr, or sort soever. Culptto,arp.a. 1. to blame, to cen-» bringingup. (chahce.

kficunque, of what man-j suro. (surcCulullus, i. n. 2. a pitcher, pot,

lembdi, of what mannerCuIpo, are. a* 1. to blamo, tocen-Culus, i. m. 2. the taiL
, such as it is. Culpor, ari. pa»a. to be buuucd. ,C\im>pr*p. [serv. ablat] in compor,

c.y 1. the tick of a bed, aJCulte\ adv. neatly, liandsomcly. | fere dic. con. with,togcther with,
ihion, or pillow CulcitamlCultcllatus, a, uiri pt. & aaj. sliarp! in conjunction with, or assisted
q facerc, to fall on his ownj likc a knife, edgcd, made plain. j by, against, in, so that, providcd
Plaui. (stcrer.'Cultello,arc.a.tocuteven,tolevcl., : tliat. Sometimesit iselegantly

rius, i. m. 2. an uphol-Cultellus,i.m. 2. dim. a little knife, 1 used to denote the quality; often

U,x/.l.</»m.alittle pillow.
, e. aaj. containing the

(ty urns.
im, i. n. a measure of for-
, i. m. 2. a satchel,
:k.

rel CuUeus, i. m. 2- a lea-
ick, or bag,a sackot mea-

ourmcasure 180gaUons,

(llc fl^r.
:is> d.g. 3- a gnat, or ht-
iSpa* umo^/.driving away
n cpitbet of Apollo.

a pruning-knife. I it is to be cxprcssed in Knglish

Cutter, tri./n.2a coultcr,a plougli-, by an adverb signifyin^ the man-
sharc^i knife, the part of a sickle ner, and sometimes it is clegant
towards the haudle. Cultcr ton- ly redundant. Cum primis, in the
sorius, a razor, Cic venatorius, a nrst place,especially, /'ioii/. Cum
wood-knitc, Suet. Relinqucrc * v '^ 1- **-'-** :

sub cultro, to leavc in great dan-
ger, ffor.

itaining 20 busheb, or 40tCu1tio,dnis./. 3.a tilling, a manur-

ing", culturc, tilhige, tilt.li

Cultor, 5ris. m. 3. a tiller, a hus-

bandman, a drcsser.or pruner of

a vinc, a dweUer,or inhabitant, a

ec]uis,on horseback,r*c.Cum pn-
mo lucl, vel |prima luce, at day-
breakjorassoonas it was day,/r/.
Cum dicto,forth>*ith, immediate-
Iy,^M^Postponitur hisce ablati-
vis, mc, te, se, nobis, vobis, qul &.
quibus; ut, mccum, tccum, se-
cura, &c.

wor&Luppcr, a Iover,an obscrvcr.lCvtfii» achj, li. conj. ^Vft.t^ *N. Vw5,

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CYC

abacta: curriculum, midnightJ amall, imperfect, curtailcd, bob- ly, to retain.

Virg.

Curriculus, i. m. 2. dim. a chariot.
Curritur, intprra. they nin.

Cuiro,i^rc,cucurri,cursum.n. 3. totCurvamen, Vnis. n. 3. a bcnding.

mn, to run on, ©r ovcr, to go fast,

to post away, to pass, or turn Curvatio, onis./ 3. a bending, oi

swiftly,to fly, to sail apace over,
toflow, to thrill, to picrce.

CurvatQra,x./la bending,abencl
Curvatus, a, um. pt. bent, bowed,

Curruca, se./l.a hedge sparrow, a archcd,winding.[ed,orbowdown
tomtit, a pinnock, a cuckold, or Curvesco,c£re.n 3.to grow crook-

tailed, battcred, broken, circum- Custodior, iri, itua. p. to

cised. [bowed.

CurvabTlis, e. adj. that may bc

Curvans,tis.p{.bending. [winding

wittal.
Currus,us.m. 4. a chariot, a coach,

a car, the horscs, a triumph, a

waggon, or cart, a pinnacc, a fly-

boat.
Cursans, tis- pt. running up and

down,lcaping, frisking, honping.
Cursatur, imp. they hurry about.
Curs&turus, a, wmpt about to run,

or happen upon.
Cursim,a<fo.hastily, swiftly, apace,

as fast as he can run, in full

speed, in a hurry, cursorily, by

the bye.
Cursio, 6nis,/ 3. a running
Cursrto, are./rog. 1. to run to and

fro, to run. [fro

Curso, arc. neuL 1. to run to and
Cursor, oris-m*3.a runner, a raccr,

a courier, or atated post, a mcs

scnger.
Cursdrius,a,um,ac^.cursory. Navis

cursoria, a packet-boat, Sidon*
CursQra, ac/ 1. arunning.
Cursunifl, a, um. pt. about to nm.
Cursus, us. m. 4. a course, a race, a

ninning, spced, or hastc, a flight,

a journey,or way,a voyage, a pas-

sage, a progress, a career, a re-

sort, or reeoursc, a manner, or

fashion.

Curtatus^.um.p*. shortcned. [off.

Curto,areacr 1. to shorten, to cut

Vurtor, Ori.Jku*. to be shortened-

CurtuM, m, um. adj. ahort, tfttle.

Curvitas, atis. / 3. crookcdncss

Ciirulis, e. adj. bclonging to a cha
riot. Sclla curuli.sa bhair of state

Curu1is,is.m. 3. a chief magistrate.

Curvn,arc.a. 1. to bcnd, to bo\v,to
wind, to tum, to influence.

Curvor, ari, atus, pass. to bc bcnt.

Curvor, oris. m. 3. crookedncss.

Curvum, i. n. 2. a plough handlc.

Curvus, a,um. adj. crookcd, bcnt,
bowed, turning, winding.

Cusor,5ris. m. 3. a coiner, a forgcr.

CuspTdatim, adv. witli a point

CQsptdatus, a, um. pt- pointed.

CuspTdn, are. a- 1. to point, to tag

Cuspis,Tdis/3.thc pointofaspear,
8cc. a spcar, javchn, arrow, &c. a!
sting, a spit, an earthen pipc

Custddia, ac. / 1. custody, carc,
charge,a keeping, or prescrving.
a prcscrvation, watch, tuition, or
education, a keeper, or guard, a
prisoner, or number of prisoners,
a prison, or jail, a watch-towcr
Custodia mihtaris, when thc pri
soner and his kceper wcrc tied
togcthcr, Sen. Custodia libera,
when thcy had thc liberty of the
prison, Sali. [kcpt

Custddicndus, a, um. pt. to be

Custodicns, tis. pt. kceping safe.

Cusiodio,ire,ivi,itum, a 4. to kcep
safe, to guard, to preserve, or de-
fend, to look to, to attcnd to, to
obscrve, watclv^ or mark diligent

prcservcd, guarcicd, &i
CustodTle, adv. ius, com,
CustodTtus,a,um.p/. kcpt
ed, guarded, secured.
Custos,odis.c. t?. 3. a kee]
dian, or prescrrcr, a w
an overseer, a tutor, al
a spy, a scntinel, a '
house-dog, a young bn
Cutlcula, x. / 1. the cui
outmost skin, a thin ski:
C utTcularis,e atf/.belongi
skin. Cuticularea mei
pores.
Cutio, 5nis./ 3. a woodk
COtis, is./3.a skin, the X
pccl, or outmost coat c
an outward show. Cura
to make much of himsel

CY.

Cy&mus, i-wi. 2.an Egypt

Cyaneus, a, um. aaj- of

bluc. Cyaneuslapis, tl

stone. [bh

Cyanus, i m m. 2. a lazuh

Cyathisio, are. n 1. to p<

into, or serve up a cup.

Cyatlius, i. m. 2. a cup,a \

or glass to drink out o:

mcasure conkuiung th

part of a sextarius, a

weight of ten drachms,

pinccrs.

Cybea, *./ 1. a large sli

Cybiosactes, is. m. a flsl

Vcspasian so called fa

vctousness-

Cvbium, i. n. 2. a rand o<

Cyclaclatus, a, um. aaj. ]

woman's gown on.

Cycliminus, i./. the h

Cyclas, idis/ a woman':

u round form wilh a ]od

Ui

CYX

DAE

UAM

1£'J

veil, a thin mantle. | written of, <$r about hunting. | ricgated,cunning,skilful, expert.
•a uni- utlj. circular, tiirn-Cynice, adv cynically, churlishh . D.rmoiuonis. m. .1. a. dcmon,or spi-
u L Cyclicum jumentum,'Cymcus,a, um ailj. cynical,churl-! rit,anan£clgood,«rbad,thede.vil.

tiiat hatli thc vives, Jttn.
• cyclicus, a trivial poct,
:s a coutiiiued series of. Petron f apc, a name of Anuhis.iD.einonicus, a, um. adj. dcvilish,

ish, currisli, doggcd. like a doj£. Dxmbnlacus, a, uni. adj. dcmoni-
Cynic<t cirna, a mean supper,| ac, possessed with a devil, mad.

without any of thc orna-,Cyii6ccphaLus,i. m. 2. ababoon,anj vilc. (gcnins, or angcl.

fpoctry, 11 *r. a writcr of Cynoglossus.i.m 2. the hcrb dog's.I)semonium, i. n. a dcvil, a good
ipsodies, as,of thc rapc of tonguc, a kind of tisli, a solc Dama, ae. */. g. 1 . a fallow dcer, a
Achilies,Priain,&e..itT0/i.Cynorrh6dioii,i n. 2 tlie wildrose, decr, a buck, or doe,a wildgoat

er one who makes and the flowcr of thc red lily.
illaus ahout, Ttirnrb. [Cynosbatos, i./ 2. sweetbriar, the
xlia, see F.ncyclopxdia. : capcr-bush.

c*, se
s, a, uni

Damascenus. a, um. adj. of a da-
mask prunc, ©r damasccne.
Damnandus, a, um. />/. to be con-

ja.2 acycle,circle,round.,Uyndsfira, x.f 1. the lesser bear.| demned.

Damnans.. tis. pt. condemning.

Damnas, atis adj. per synrop pro
iy >IalaCydonia,quincevCypariss fc-r, a, \\m! adj. beariug, damnatus, Qnhit. scntenccd (on.
ike a swan,soft and sweetj or havmg cypresses. . : Damni\tio,onis./ 3. a condemnati-

i, a, tim. atlj. of a swanjcyparissus, i.f 2. a cypress trcc,Damnator,6ris.m.3. a condemncr.
vel Cycnus,i. m. 2. a bwan,;Cyperum,i n.2.galingal (vct-tn-c.Dainnatdrious, a,uni. adj. thatcon-
a nicknaine for a black-Cyprimis, a, utm adj. of thc pri- dcmns. Damnatoria tabella,a bill,
'nerof, orlike a cylindex. Cy prinus, i. m 2 acarp. Cyprinus ©rverdictof a jury, finding one
ceu», um. a/(f. iu theman-j latus, a bream. ■ S^i^y» Svei.

is, i m. 2. a cylinder,a roll-]Cypriiis,'a, um adj. of, orfrom Cy-Damnaturus, a. um. pt. about to
ling" pin, a precious stone^ prus. JEs Cyprium, copper> J*lin. eondcmn, that will con<lemn.
and rotind, which womcnCydnis.i/. a bush like privet-caiti-Damnatus,a, um. pt ior. comp.con-
i han£ at their ears, a fig-iC\pselus,i. m. 2. amarten. (pliire- demncd, cast, hlamcd, disliked,
[jeometry . (sprout. Cythara/a. /. 1 . a turbot. ' bound, ©r obliged to a thing. (on.

Cyma, atis. n. aCytmus, i. m 2 the firstbudof

b, e- ndj blue, green.

m, i. n. 2. carved work

liii|f waves.

ce. /. 1- a boat, ptnnace,

oat, fisliilkfr-boat.

stes, vel ('ymbalista, x. m.

tiat plavs on thc cymbal.

stra. x. f. she that playsDactyliotheca, xf. 1. a box,&c.for

cymbal. (pipc.

um« i n. 2. a cymbal, a
n, i- n. 2. a cup like a boat.
k,a:./l.a sculler. (cummin.
tus,a, tim adj. mix<*d\titli
m,i m 2. cuninun (sprouts.
s, a, itm. adj full of young
be, es./ 3. tlic quinsey
dca, 5rum. pl. n. 2. books

pomegTanate-tree.
Cytisus, i- dub. gen. 2. hadder.

DA.

DXbula, x.fa. kindof palm.
Dactylicus, a. um. atlj. of, or
bclonjring to a dactyl.

rings, a collcction of jcwcls
DActylis, idis./. 3. a long grape
Dactylus, i. m. 2. a dactyl, a datc,
thc fniit of a palni-tree, a shell-
fish, a muscle, a jirccious stonc
likc a fingxrr.

Dasdalus, & l)*dalcus, a, tim, adj.
artitifcial, ncatly, or curiously
made. hamlsomely contrived, va

aDamnatiis,us. m. 4. a condemnati-

Damnif icus,a, uin. adj. that bringv

'. harin damage, loss, ov prejtidicc.

Damnigurtilus, a, um. adj. Id.

Damno, ure. a. 1. to condcmn, to

dislike, to disapprove, to doom,

to devote,orconsi|rn over, to cast

in a suit,to prove gtu^ltv,to obligt;

»r bind to. (demnco\ c:ist, &c.

Dainnor, ari, atus. //«**• to he con-

Damntise. adv. with hurt, or loss.

Damnosus» a,um. adj. ior, nnnp. is-

simtis, #i//». hurtful, mischievous,

dcstnictivc, prc judicial, causing,

or suHering daniagis wasteftil,

prodigal, cjLti-:ivagsint,expensive.

Damnum, i n 2 loss. misforttme,

hann. hurt/vwjwv^^^wwKiBt^XKt-

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judicc, disadvantagc, ruin, dc- Dp it

structiou. 1

Dandus, a, um. pt. to hc given. *De,pr*p. cum. abl. of, conccming.

Daus, tis. pt (p\in£, showiiur. [cr.
Danista,;t.m. 1. :m usurer, a bank-
Diipalis, c tufj. sumptuou*, cobtly,

presiding over fcasts.
Dupatlcus, a, um. iu{j. sumptuouv
Dapatilis, e. adj. sumptuous.
D&pes>uin.b/. /*.3 good chcer, dain.

tics, fcasts, banqucts, food.
Daphane, cs.. o.a bay-trcc.[jrrovc

Dapino,are a.l.to providc, to pre
pare, to drcss. [fcast, meat,food

Daps, dftpis. /. 6. bauquet, or

Dapslle, Dapsilitcr, adv. suinptu-
ously.

Dapsi'Iis,e.a<//. noble, frcc, bountiJ

touchinj? or ahout, from, out oi\
by,accordinj»; to, after, on, ©r up.
on, for, upon tlie account of,pro-
<•.<. cdinjr from, in, with rcgrard to
by rcason of, at. De intvgro» a-

a. 1. to wlnten, to wlii
bcautify. Duos parict
dcm fidclia dcalb:»r*",
hiiiis wiil one stonc, _
Dcalhor, 7«rl. pavs.to he
Dcamatus, a, um. /tf.to
loved,or valucd, dcarl
Deambulatio, 6nis./ 3.

fresh.anew,7Yr. De c*tero,hcre4 abroad, orabouta wal

after,hence forward,AV« Dc com-
pacto, by confedcracy,/VrtK/- Dc
improviso, unexpectedly,by way

Daphnon, onis. nn. 3- a laurel- of suq>risc,7Vr. Dc industria,forl/J<?amo, arc. a. 1. to lov

thc purpoHc, Plaut. De transvcr-
so, crosswisc, athwart, Cic De
dic,by day, Curt. De mco, at my
cost, Tcr. Dc scripto diccrc, to

rcad a spcech, Cic. Dc omnium Deartuo, [dc,artus], arc

.scntcntia,bv unanimous conscnt,

Deanibiilatdriuin, i. ». S

jralleryorplace to walk

//cambu !o,~ire .n 1 . to ta

Dcarmatus, n, um. ptAi
/tearmo, ure. act. 1. to
Dcartuatus, a, um. pt. d
ed, disjointcd, entirely

ful, liberal, plentiful,costly f statc-j /*VAdvcrbialtcr, Siisquc dcquc

ly. ,' habcrc, tostogh %.Plaut- Dc pra>

Dardanarius, i. m. 2.an engrosscr, : facili, very easily, lu.

regratcr, or forcstallcr of tlieDc, in composition, usually sijjni-

market. fies from or oft; as, descco: somc-

Dardania: artc.s, witchcraft, Col- I timcs it sijrnifics hy; as, dcbcllo:

Dardanium,i.n-2. a gold onutmcnt, somctimcs it stands f 6r deorsiim,

to wcar on mcn's arms.

i down, or dowuwards; as, descen-. an ax, to bc cajoled.

tcar limb from limb,

quarter,dismcmbcr,«»r <

ces, quitc and clcan t

dcstroy. [ed, squarcd,

Deasciatus,a,um./i/. cliip

/Jrtiscio, are.ac/.l tochi

to cut in pioces.

Deascior, ari. p. to bc h

Datarius, a, um. adj. frccly givcn. do: somctimcs it implics diminu-

Datatim, adv. from hand to haud. tion; as, dccrcsco: somctimcs it . , ._. t . „..

Diitio, 6ius/, a yivin^, an appoint- decrcasctli, and sifrniiics thel)eauro [dc, aiiruml, ar
iii^". [givctli, giving\ samc as valde, jrreatly, or vcry' frild, to lay ovcr witii ' t

Dcaurator, 5ns. m- i». a
Dcauratus, a, um /». # j*il

Dativus, a, um. wlj. dative, that

Dato, ure. a. to )pw. i;-oni onc to

another, or from hund to hand.

Dator,oris. m. i». a ftivcr, a causcr.

Datum. i n. 2 a ^ifi, a prcscnt.
Datur,im/>> ut. Ciuantuin dr.tur, as
for as I can, or muy, Qtti/it.

much; as, deamo: somctimcs itDcbacchatim.r/r/T. ravii
sijrnifics the samc as oiiinino, Dehacchatio, onis- /. .>.
wholly,or cntircly; as, dcmando: Debacchutus, a, <\ni .pt.
somctimes it sijrnifics t.lic same jjcd,stormc<l, erplayct
us apeite, plainly, or clearly; as man.
dcmonstro: and somctimcs it dc- /ifhaechor, ari, fitus sui
nics, and stands for non, not; as, mar, to stonn. to ravc

Daturus,a, um. pt. wliich wiil ^ive. l)ea, x.f. I. a ffodde-w [despe.ro Dcbe1landu«, a, iun. /rf.

Datus, a, um. pt. jrivcn, jcranted,|"jcannatus, a,um./i/ atonc.) [cned. due- 1 l>v war, to hc coi
lcnt, joincd with, iqipoiuttd, as^Dcalbaudus, a, um./>/. to hc whit-Dchel] : ltio«diiiH i / > . ;>.n vzx
sijrncd,' datcd. Data oper.i, on Dcalbatio, onis* /" .1. a whilcniiiirDchellfito, pi. :\b*n\. och
purpose, Cic. [ii»}r. o\cr. [washrr. Vclut jani ilebcllatrv ;

Datus, us. m. 4. a jriviitjr;. crrgrant-Dcalhator, oris. in. 3 a v» hite- t!»e war *v,is rini?»heiU -

Daiicus,i. m. 2. a ki.id of wiid carJDealbatus, a, uni. />/. wiiil'.:ued. Dei>el!alo:',oris.w.>. a v;

rvt, u Jinkbvi, a loKlihcurcr- ]Ucftlbo,[dc, ulbus], ure, avi, atuni. l)ebeilatrix,ieii</: o. sbji

DEB

DEC

DfcC

151

imp. the war is at

(an end.{D£cacuminatio f 5nis./ 3. a lop- cd, or coupled togcthcr. (long.

s, a, um. pt. about to Decacfiminatus, a um./rf. loppcd. Decenipedutor,6ris m. 3. a survey-

ping off the tops of trces.

jDcccinpeda, x.f. 1. a rod ten feet

war,about to subdue
a, um. pt conquered.
.act.. 1. to conqucr, to
j subdue,to ovcrcome,
ri. />. to be conquered.
pt. owing, indcbted.
bui,bftuin.a.2. to owe,
to be indebted, to be
Cum infin 1 ought, or
umarn dcbcrc, to owe
one is worth, 7Vr.
p.\o l»c duc, or owfng,
lious to.

(uij. ior, comf. weak«
e, impotent, maimcd.
itis./. 3.weakness, fec-
decay of strcngth.
,6nis./3.a wcakcning,
ling, a discouraging
, a, um. />/• weakcned,
, discouragcd, dismay-
<sfr. wcakly,fcebly.)cd.
ea.l.to wcakcn,oren-
hurtf to break, tu dis-

0£ cacfimmo, are. act. \. to lop. iDecempIex, icis. adj, tcufold- (or
DecacumYnor.ari. atus. pass. to be DecemprTmi,5nini./>/.w». 2. thc tcn

topped, or lopped.
Dccalbgus, i. «. 2. thc decaloguc,

thc ten commandmcnts.
Decanatus, us, w. 3. a dcanery.
Dccantatus, a, wm.pt. sung, or so

lcmnly proiiounecd, much spo-

kcnof.
/Jrcanto, arc.a.l. to sing or chant,

to makc an cnd of singing, to

celebrate, to extol, to rcpeat of-

tcn, to pratc.

Decantor, ari pat*. to be praised.
Dccanus, i. m 2. thc lcaderof thc

file,a dean.thc hcad of a college
Dccapito [de, caput], arc, a. 1. to

behead, to cut oif thc hcad.
Decapulandus a, um.pt. to bc lad-

cd out (out

ri. atus. p. to be wcak-

s- «i. 3. a weak person.
\\M.f. 3.an owing.
•is. m. 3. a debtor.
n. 2. a dcbt- Debitam
;ath, Cor. JKlep.
k,um. pt. about to owe.
un, pt. due, owing, de
signcd, appointed.
js, a, um. pt. foolishly,

(prate-

chief hcadboroughs, gencral rc-
ccivers of tributc.

Deccmscalmiui, a, um, adj. having
tcn bcnchcs, or oars-

Deccmvirulis, o. adj. pertainingto
tlic ten governors. Collcgium dc-
cemvirale, the council of slate,
Cic. (of thc ten govcrnora.

Dccrinviratus, ito. m. 4- the oflice

Decem% iri, onim pl m. 2. ten men
choscn und appointed for writ-
ing thc twclve tables of the Ro-
man law,.io.U.C. 301, governors,
judgcs.

Decennalis,e. artj. deccnnial,of tcn
vcars, or thsit lasts ten vears.

Dcccnuia, ium. pl. n. o. snlcmn
gaiiicstobc kept cvcry tcnth year

/JFcapulo,arc.<i.l. to lade, or pourlDcccnnis, e. adj. of, or lasting ten

Dccas, adis. / a decade, tcn m
numbcr. (pillars.

Dccastylus, a, um. adj. having tcn
/7?caiilcsco,cere.i nc. 3, to go to a
stalk, to Bhcd lcavcs.
cnfcebled, to be cast|D£cedens,tis. pt. departing, going
hcartencd, or discour- oft', oraway, giving placc, dying,

altcring, changing, varying.
Uecedo,dcrc,cessi,cessum. n. 3. to
depart,to go off,or away,to retirc
retreat, or withdraw, to give
place,or way,to yicld, to ccase,to
dic,to weaken, or dccay,to be di-

avoid- (havc thc way givcn.
DecSdor, di. dep. 3. to dcpart, to
D^ccm, adj. inilecl. pl. ten.
Deccmber, bris. m. 3. Dccember.

are- 1. to bubhle, toDCcembris, e. at(j. of Decembcr.

lor, dris. m. 3. a trum- Libcrtate Decembri uti, to play

is own praise. (forth. Christmas gambols.

ire. u. 1. to trumpeVDCccmjugis,e.ar/; luving ten yok-

Dccennium,i.fi.2.ten years. (years

l)Ccens,tis./>/. Uadj. ior, comp. issi-
n\u %g/if> decent,belonging. sccm-
]y,comcly,fit.h:indsoniCfexccllent

Deccntcr, mlv. itis. comp, issimc.
up. deceutly, becomingly, sccm-
ly, litly, gracefully, exeellently.

Decenti:i,3c/. decency,comclincss.

Decco,ere.cui.w. 2. to bccome, bc-
fit or bescem. Decctme Iikc vcs-
tis, it bccomes mc, or sits well on
me,Plaut. Lcgitur tantum inter-
tia pcrsona, idque fere impcrs.

minished, or abated, to shun, or Dcceptio,dnis.y.' 3. deception, de

ceit. (guilcr.

Ileceptor^ris.jn. a deccivcr, a be-
DcceptQrus/i, \\m>pt. about to de-

ceive.
Duceptus, a, um. pt. dcceived, bc-

giiled, dcluded, caught, disap-

pointcd. (crecd.

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DEC

DKC

DEC

«cernens, tis. pt. dccrceing. ; it is convenient,apt,ormect.(cay
JJccruo.ncre, crevi, cretum, a. 3. Decidium,i.7>. 2. a downfall, a dc-
to decrce,to dctcrmine, to ordcr, Decido, [de, cado], '"cre, idi.w. 3
or appoint, to decide, to give sen- caret »up. to fall, to fall down, or
tcnce, to pronounce, to judge, into,to drop,to fall,to be brought
concludc, or infer, to discern, or low, to dic.
ctistinguish, to contend, or dis.Decido,[dc,c<cdo|,dere, idi,istim.
pute,to fight,orcngagc,to dcsign, 1 a. 3.tocut off.orout,to determine,
or purpose. I to concludc, to scttlc, to com-

Dcccrnor, ni, oretus. p. to be de- pound, or capitulate, to express.

, crccd, appointed, proposed, de-Dccidor, di. pasn, to be cut ofF.
termined, &c.

Decerpcus. tis. pt. gathcring.

Decerpo [dc, carpo], perc psi,

ptum.r/ '6. to pull, orpluck. ofl', toj horns, PUn. (cut.

pull away, to crop, or gathcr, toDcciduus, a, um.adj. hcwn down
get, or gain, to duuinish, lcsscn,!Decics,ar/i'.tcn times,oftcn, ncvcr
or abate, takc off. { so oftcn, indefinitcly. Decics,

Deccrpor, pi. /></**. to be plucked 1 aloncor with the gcnit. sestcrti-

Decerptio,6nis/. ;J. a plur king off. uin, sign, so many hundrcd thou-

Dcccrptus, a, um- pt. gathcrcd, sand scsterccs.
plucked f»ff, takcnfrom. Dccima, *./. 1. a tenth, or tithe.

Dcccrtandus, a, um.pt. to bc con-Dccinia:,aruiii.p/./l.tcntlistithes
tcndcd for. DecTmani, drum. pl. m.2. tithe-ga-

Deciduus, a, um. atif. subjcct to
falling, falling, fading. Cnrnua
cervis dccidua, stags shed their inatory, of dcclaiming

Dcclamaturus, a, um. pi- iW
Dcclamftans, tis. pt. dcdtit^
/ieclami^, arew,l todechii

Decertans tis, pt. contrndiug

Deccrtatio, 6nis./3. astriviiigtbr

mastcry, the. management of a

dcbate. (strives for the mastery.

Dccertatorius, a, um. adj. that

Deccrtatur, imp. a quarrcl, or coii-|Dccimo,

tention is madc
Deccrtuturus, a, um. pt. al)0ut to

contcnd, or engage.
Dcccrtatus, a, um. pt coiiteuded

about, strovc, or fought for, per-

formcd,orobtaincd by contcntion
7i?certo,are.7< l.to contcnd, or en

gage, to strive, or dispute, to try

it out by words, or blows.
Deccssio, onis./ 3. a departurc, a

lcsscningiof abatcrocnt, an inter-

mission.

Dccessor,5ris.m. 3. a prcdecessor.
Dcccssus, us. m. 4. a dcparture, a

ccasing, a deceasc, death

thcrcrs, soldicrs, of tlie tcnth lc-

gion. (fair, of a largc si/e

Dccuiianus, a, um adj. the tcnth,

Decimatiojdnis./ 3.dccimation, a

titfiing. (tithc.

Decibio,6nis./3. a deciston,*

termination, a cutting off, m

minishing.
Decisus, a,um. ptxvX ofTjdedd

determined, ended, exptcfl

dcclared.

Dcclamans, tis. pt. decltinuf
Dcclamatio, dms /. 3. a dedl

tion,a declaiming.an oratkfl

on a theme, the subject cfli

clamation.

Dcclamator,5ris m-3. a
Dcclamfitdriu*, a, um

are. a. 1. to dccimate, tol dcclarc.
r,ari.atus./>.to bc dcrimat-JDeclaratiis, a,

ten.
/)?clamo,are. n. 1. to deekH

cry out aloud.to cry out tga

to inveigh, to rail. (or setll
Declarandiis,a,iini./M.to be ski
Declaransytis. pt. declaring, s)

ing.

Dcclaratio,6nis /3 a dedsif
Declarativus, a, um. adj At>

tivc. («

Declarfttor, oris, m. 3. he *
Declaraturus, a, um.pt- d

Decimor

cd. (containing tcn bushcls.

Dcc1m6dius,a, um «</;'. holdiug, o;
Decimum, aih\ thc tenth time.
Dccimus,a,um. adj thc teuth.(cd.
Decipiendus,a. um.pt. tobcdeceiv

Decipio,[de, capio],erc, ccpi,cep- Dcclinanclus, a, umpt f

tum. a. to deceive, to beguilc, to
chcat, to imposc on, to take, or
catch.(decci%cd,orimposedupon

Decipior, pi, ceptus. pa*8. to be

Dccipiria, ;t./ 1. a snarc, a trap.

/Vcircmo, are.u. 1 to draw a cir-
clc, or bring into compass

Decircmis,is./ " agallcy withtefl

OiccU/ftp. it bccomcB, it bchovcs, ranks (if oars,or ten oarsin a scat, k Decliiiaturus, a, tur

um. ptAcd»
portcd,rcmonstrated. ciis

/Jc^claro, are a. 1 to dc
show evidently, tn makf
sigrufy.to proclaim orpr

Declaror, ari./hi^.to be

or bc declincd, to be a
Declinans, tis. pt. def
crttasingjdrawing tow
Dcclinatio, 6uis,/3 a •
a declension, a turn
turning aside, oraw;
ing, or eschewing,
digressiun, a clime,

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iidc, shnn, &c. j bankrupt, or brcak,to niin. Deco-1 thcy fought in earnest, as at

tus, a, um pt. turncd, or qucrc fortumc, non vitio suo, to sharps,&w. hora, the fataJ, orlast
r asidc, ilcclining-. Declin- bccomc bankrupt through mis-| hour, not to be avoided, /</.
is, dccliiiinir ycars, Quint. fortune, Cic. (ed down. Decrctum,i.ji.2 adccree.astatute,

tarc.a.&. n-l. to declinc, to|DScbtiuor,i,octus. pa*a. to bc boil-j an act, a principle, or axiom.
idc, •/• away, to bend, onDecor,6rU m. 3. comchncss,gx*ce,Decretunis, a, um.pt. about to de-
>shiin,avoid,«reschew,to gniccfulncss, bcauty, loveliness.j cre c, detcrminc, or cngage.

or pa*» hy, to lcssen, or Dcc&ramcn. inis. n. an ornament,Dccretus,a,um./^dccreed,ordain-
to digrcss. Dccorandus^i, utn.pt. to be adorn- ed,votcd,assigncd, detcrmined.

, c tulj. hcnding down- cd, set forth, or rccommeuded. Deculco [de, calco,] are. acl. 1. to
lescc-nding, stccp, old. Dccorans. t'mpt. adorning. trampleupon,totreadunderfoot.

iS atis. / i. a dcelivity. Decoratus, a, um. pt. adorned,em- Dcculpatus, a, um. pt. blamed.

i^LtU.n.tttlJ.id <\n DcclivU hcllished, rcconimendcd. (fitly
, x/. 1. wati-r hoilcd and Decore, adv. coincly, gTacefiilly.

Dcc6ro,slrc.ri. 1. lo atlom,to gTacc,

x>1c;l with siiow.
3, dnis f 3. a dceootiuiv
n*. oris. m ■ ». a spcndthrift.
im,i.n.2 a dccoction.broth.
Ira, x.f. 1. ///.
is.A,um- pt. & adj. \or t comp
toddcn, or boiled, mclted
luacious, well digcstcd
«fincd, riotously spcnt.
is,us.jn 4-ahoiliiig'ofliaiior
Uo, dnis. / 3. a behcading.
.[de,collum.] arc,avi,atum.
1 put, or loosc a thiiu? ofl
ac's neck, to behcaci, to
disappoint, to be gone
a ,an- pau. to be bchcadcd.
1 6rU aaj. discolourcd,that
«tthe colour, tawny, dc-
, cornipt, shameful, dUho-

- _ (ing.

itlo, 5nis./ 3. discolour-
Itus, a.um pt. discolourcd
j^ jirc. act. 1. to dUcolour,
sii, to stain.
>r«&rit atus. p. to bc disco-
Lohavcthccolotirchaugcd
:ndusa,uni. pt. to be boil-
::is,tis,/i/.boilingaway.(ed
», ere, oxi, octum. a. 3. 1.
sccib. to boil away, to hc
cd in melting, to con-
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Dccfima, *. /. 1 tlie tcnth part
Dcciimx, arum. pl. /. 1. tenths,
tithcs. an impost, aticket. (men.

to cinbcllisli, to set forth, to rc-jDeciimani, orum. pl. m. tithing

commend.

De'c5ror, ari pas*. to bc adorncd.
Decorticatio, onis/. 3. a peeling,

or barking of a trce. (barkcd.
DecortTcatus, a. um. pt. pceled,
Dccortlco [dc,cortex,] are. a. 1. to

bark, or pecl a trcc.
Dccorticor, ari. p. to be pceled.

DccQnianus,a,um adj. of the tenth,
grcat fair, of Iarge sizc, huge.

Decumbcns, tis. pt. l>ing down.

/?<*ciimbo,bcrc,tibui, ltum. n. 3. to
lie down,to sit at tahle.to keep his
bcd when sick, to fall down and

Decunx,ncU.m o.ten ounces (die.

Dfccuplo. adv. tcnfold. (much.

Dcc5rum,i<n-2.dccoruni,comclinGujD£cuplus, a, um at{j. tcn times so
seemlincss, suitableness, good D2cfiria,ae./l-a sct of ten men ap-

gracc, good fashion, or carriagc,

Decdnis,a,um adj. comely, becom-
ing, dcccnt, graccful, handsomc,
fashionablc, lovcly.

Dccrcmentum, i. n. 2. a dccrcase.

Dccrcpitus a » um - ai \l- decrepit,
crazy. [lcsscmng.

Dccrcsccns, tis. pt. dccreasing,

Dccrcsccncia, x/l.adecreasing.

W?crcsco, cere, crevi.crctum.n. 3.
to dccrcasc,to lessen, to wauc, to
wcar away, to decay, to abatc.

Ducritfct/pro. Decrcvissct.

DocrCtorius, a, um. adj dccrctor,
jndicial, criticAl, dccUlve. Dccrc-
torium sidus, thc dogstar. sc.
which dctcrmincs whctlier tlte
vinc and othcr fruit4recs are
likely to do wcll^PiVn. Arma dc-
cretoria, wrapons whercwith

pointed to any office,&c. a sct, or
roll of judgcs, a company of sol-
diers, a sct of jolly fcllows.

Dccflriatio, 5nis. /. 3. a dividing
into wards, or companies.

Decitriatus, a, um. pt. divided into
wanls, hands, or troops.

Decuriutus, us. tn. 4. the dividing
into companics of ten mcn each.

DccQrio, 5nis. m. 3. a captain over
tcn mcn, thc lcader of a iile, a
serjeant,a corporal^t civil oflicer
likc our high coiistablc, a tith-
iug* man in a county, an alder-
man. Decurio palatii, thc lord-
steward, or perhaps the house-
kccpcr,Jf(jrc. Dccurio cubicula-
rionim, onc of the head-cham-
berlains, Suet.

Dccurio,are. o 1. toputintp small

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companics, to range, or ruiik. iypdeceo, cre. w. 2. lo m_sbecorae. Dcditurus a»
Decurior, ari- Jfcm. to be rankcd. />ed<:cel, iw/> it doth not bccome. surrender.
Decurionatus, us. m. a serjeant\s Diidecor, ons. adj. uusecmly, dls-
DecuiTens,tis.^f. running. (place. graccful.
Dccurrltur, imp. they ruu, or have Dcdcc&raus, tis. pt. disgracing

recourse to. D€dccoratus, a, wm.pt. disgraccd.

Decurfo, rcre, ri, & cucurri, ur- /}?dcc5ro, are. a. 1. so dishonor,

iuni. ?t. _>. to run down, along, or to disgrace, to disparagc.

hastily,to run,or pass over, to sail Dcdccorose, adv. shamcfally.

along,to sct down, or dcscribc, to Dedecordsus,a,um. at\j. shameful.

resort, or havc recourse to. Dedecbrus, a, um. cufj. Itl.

Dccursio, onis. /. 3. a running, or Dedecus,oris.n. 3 disgrace,discre-

coursc, a sailing along,a descunt, dit, dishonor, infamy, shamc, a

orinroad,atilt,or tournamcnt.(run shamcful thing, or action.(dcrcd
DccursQrus, a, um. pt about to Dcdcndus, a, um. pt to be surreu
Dicursus, a,um./>/. passed, or mn Dcdcns, tis. pt. surrendcring.

ovcr, run out, finishcd, endcd. .Dedicandus, a, um.pt. to be dcdi-
Decursiu,U8.m.4. a runuing dou n, 1 catcd. (voting.

a dcscent, a ounse, a strcam, orDedicans, tis. [4. dcdicating, de

current, a going, or passing.Dcdicatin, onis./ 3. a dcdicution

through, thc end of a coursc, or Dedicatfirus, a, uin. pt. about to

race,atjlt,ortournament,un attack'- dedicatc. (consccrated,de votcd
Dccurtatio,dnis./ 3. asnortcning.Dtdicatus, a, um.pt. dedicatcd,
Dccurtutus, a, un_. pt. sbortcned. //rdico,are. act. 1. to dcdicate,to
Jfccurto, are. act. 1. to shorteu. i consecratc, to dcvotc. Dedicant

n^ua rima ti '.\ on hnnra>4 imro ' m_nrl<itn fli/»v _l_«1iv«»i* tli/Mi» rr»/-c_

um. pt. a

Dcditus,a,um. pt. ior, com
up, surrcndcrcdtaddicte
cd,subservient. Dcdita
sct purposc, CVr.
/J£dn,dere, dcdidi, ditun
Bubniit,or yield,to givc u
render,to give over,to o
intrust. (signcd, give
Dcdor, di, deditus, p. h
/Jedoceo, cre, cui, ctum-
tcach.

Dcdolandus, a, um. pon

Dcdolatio, onis. /. 3. a h<

Dcddlator, dris- m. 3. a h

Dedolitus, a, um. pt. hei

__>?dolco,ere,hii- n.2.togr

roughly, to grievc no m

/Jpdolo, arc. a 1. to cut, .

chip, or squarc, to fas

smooth, to planc.

Dedblor, ari, atua. tt. to b

smooth, fashioncd, &c. (

Dedftccndus, a, um. p*

Dccugjoris. ». 3. aa honor,a grace, mandata, thcy dclivcr thcir mcs- Dcducens,tis pf.bringin^,
an omainent, a commendation. | saffc. »»--i« -■ *

Decussatim,a_/t>.crosswise (cross. Dcdicor,ari./>. to bc dcdicated (cd.
Decussatio, onis./ 3. a cuttin^ a- Dcdignandus,^ um.ft/.to be dUdaln
Decuss's,i8 m. 3 a coin,or piccc ofDedigiians, tis pt. disdainin^.

moncy,of the valueof the ltomartDcdignatio, dnis. / a disdaining,

dcnariua, ten asscs, ten j)ounds contempt. (daincd

veight,tlie number of ten, the i'_- Dedignatus, a, um. pt. haviug (hs-

gure of tiie letter X.
Decusso, are. a. to cut, or dividc,

aftcr the form of the lctter X, to

cut croi swise, to cross, to bisect
Dccusbus, a, um.pt. shuken, bcat-

en down, demoushccL
Decussus.iis.m. 4. a beating down.
Dechtieus, tis. pU shaking down.
Deciitio [de,quatio], terc, ussi,us-

sum.a 3. to shake or strike ofT, to

shake, or beat down.
D€cutior,ti,us8us. p. to be siiaken

off, or strickcu down^

/>?(lii;nor,arj,atus sum. d. l.to dis-
daiu,to count umvorthy,to refusc

Dedim,pro Dederim,7 Vr.(to deny

Dedisccndus, a, um. pt. to bc un
learncd,to bc practised no morc.

7J>e disco,ccre,d€didfci, car. »up> a
3. to uidearn, to forgct what one
hath learned, to leavc one's for
mcr habit (disusud, &c.

Dediscor, ci. p. to be forjjotten

Dedltio, onis. / 3. a yielding up,
a surrendcr.

Dcditztius,a, uax.aqj, «ffrendieicd

Z>cduco.cere,uxi, uctum.

bring,orfetch down,to ta

or away, to aubtract» or

derive,to make sm&lJ, w

to draw or spin out, to i

unfurlato prolong, to cai

launch, to lead forth,

plant,to remove, or witJ

convev, or conduct,to w

«rattcnd, to cngage, or \

Deducor,ci,uctus^.to be

Deductio,5nis. i- 5. aded

abatement, a bringing, i

forth, a conveyancc.

/>fducto, are./re?. 1. to

Deductor,5ris. m.3. act

an attendant, a follower

DeductQrus^um./^. aboi

DCductus, a, um. pg. ior,

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-ivcl, bronght, »r han(le<lll)Efcctu%6s m.4 » defect, a want.i languid, listlesi, hcartlrs*.

broiiglit-fctchcd, condact-
lrvyed, brought over, o>
*wn f divided, scparatcd,
irdtcoiitracteddrawn-fornv
uder, low, mean, humble
i». tis. pt. stragjrling-, stray-

(wander.
firus, a, um. pt. about to

are. n l.to wandcr out of Defendor, di, ensus. p. to bc de-

y,to strafrjrle, or go astray,
•ess. to miss thc mark.
Le 1 , adv purcly, clearly.
tio, onu f 3. a fininjr.
tus, a, um. pt. fined, clcan
Iregs, quiet, casy.
[de facx], carc, cavi, c*.
cf . 1 to clear, or frcc from
toftnc, to 8train t todccant.
r, ari ^. to be drawn from
etyto be plain, or ccrtain.
itio 6nis f ■»- a pnming.

a failing, an cclipse. (fended.lDcfctiscor [dc, fatiscor], ci, fcssui-
Dcfendendus, a, um. pt. ti> be dc- dfp. .>. to lie wciry. or faint.

!K*fcndcns, tis. pt. defending.

Dcfcndo,de>c,di,nsum, <i. 3. to dc-
fend, to guard, to presenv, or
kcep,to kecp,o)-ward oif, to kccp
out, or away,to act, to support, to
afnrm. avouch, or maintain.

fcndcd, kcpt off, avouchcd, &.c.

DCfensans, tis. pt defendinjr.

DcTensio, 6nis./.3. a dcfcncc, a de-
fending. (very oftcn.

DcTcnsito, Src.frtq. 1. to defend

Dcfcnso, arc. a. 1. to dcfend often

Defcnsor, ari pats to be dcfcnded

D&fcnsor, 6ris. m. .J. a dcfcndcr, a
kceper, a prescrver, a saver, a
guardian, a cliampion, an advo-
cate. (dcfend or maintain

Dcfcnsikrus, a, um pt. that will
itus, a,nm. pt pruned, cut Defcn*m,a,unt.^/. dcfcndcd.kcpt,
x, are a. to prune, to cut a-1 ma ; ntained- (ool.

ttu*M-um/tf.definTcd(way.;Deferbco, erc, bui «.2. to grow
o[de, fa:n.i] are. a. 1. todc-;Dcfcrendus,a,um./-f. to bc carricd.
toslander. to scandalizc. jD€fcrens,tis^f. brinjringjcarrying.
f-tio, 6n:s. f. 3. wearincss. /J^fcro, fers tuli. lutum. a. I*. to
•itus. a, um. pt. uearied.tir-! bring,or carry o(f, to bringf,©/* car-
imVworn out of htart. [tire.! ry word,to bring,carry .or convey.
jo.arc- act. 1 to wcary, to to tell, ov infonn, to offer, or prc-
*or,ftri />«tt. to !.*e wcaried 1 scnt.toconfer,orl>cstow. DefVrre
ecns, tis. pt. langnishing, nomcn alicujus to implcad nn-*..DcfiiiiTivus, x, uin. «///. dcnnitivc,

or complain of him. Deferre pri- to bc cvpUint-l.
«,6nis/ 2 defcction,nr rc- mas alicui, to givc him thc prc- Dcfinituin est, imp. it is resolvcd.
defec%or want^ failing. or fcrcnce Cic. DefinitUH,a, uni. pt. defincd, deter-

injr, a feeblcncss, ov weak- Dcfcror.rri, latiis p. \o l>c carried, miued, liiuitcd, fixcd. (wuntinjr
swoon,orqualm,an cclipse. convcyed, committcd, fcc. i/Jtfio, ieri. n. p. ^. to lack, or bc

rua, a, um. ailj defective. /i?fervcfacio,cerc f5ci factiim,» Dcfioculus *• ni. 2. hc that lar.ks
ir, oris m. J. a rcvoltcr. .l.tomakctoboil,toniake<piiTv.*hot an eye. (fasten, set, &c.

irus. a. um.pt. about to i^-Defcn*efactus,a,iiin.W. h.>ile Iwrll. Defixunis, a, um. pt abont to fix,
esert, or forsakc /icfenesco, cere, fervi £c fcrbui. Diifixus a.uiu. pt. nxed, fastcncd^

ij, a, um. pt. ior, comp. issT- i/ic.3 to grow cool,to ahate, or bc set, intent, at a stand.
•p w.u»Vd, speut, woni out, abated, to relcnl. .Dcflajrrans, tis. pt. rons-.iminff.

•4, haviuir Io«t, d.s:itutc,/>?fcn'o,vcrc.\i.7i 3. to {rmw cool.Dcfla^rratio, onis. f. u burninjr, U,
( t inaswo*>n,qu!t'-fi!iishcd. D?fi^in, a, um. pt. trwry. »ir«-d,i ronriu^raiiaw.

DeffcieniStis. pt. failing, fainting,
bcinjr in an cclipsc.

Dcficio [dc, facio,] cerc, f?ci, fcC»
tum, act. .1. to fail,to leave, to for-
sake, to revolt, to faint, or bc dis-
courafred. to sink under, tobe in
an cclipsc, to bc dcfectivc, t
wanting.to dccay,to break,to cnd

Def icior, ci, fcctus, p. to be dcsti-
tute, or not supplicd, to want.

Defi^cndus, a, um. pt to bc fixed.

Defigcns, tis. pt fixing".

/)cf!go.gerc, ixi, ixum a. 3. to fix#
to fasten, to put down, to thnist
into, to plant, to set, or place, to
pitch, to astonish. Diris depreca-
tionibus dcfigere, to bewitch
onc. Ptin.

Def igor, gi. ixus, pnt». to be fixed

Definiendus, a,»nn. pt. lo be dctcr
mined, or limited.

/)*?finio, ire, ivi,itum. act. 4 to de*
finc, to detcnninc. to scttle, to
end, or conclude, to bound, or li-
mit, to choosc, or sct apart.

Dcf inior, iri paxs. to bc bounded.

Difinitc, a</r.prccisely. cxprcssly,

Defin:tio, onis /. 3. a dcfinition.a
limitinvr, or bui:.idin|T.

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or fall down, to fall, to decay, td

fall, orrun into, to dcsccud.
JDrlaccitvirca. 1. to tcar, or rend
Dehcrymatio,6nis./ 3.a wccpincr,
/JpUcrymo, are. n. 1. to wccp, to

blccd.
DcMactatio, 5nis./ 3. aweanincr.
DfclactatrixJcis/.J.Bhc that weaiis
DglacUius, a, um pt wcaned
J)t?Ucto,arc.fl.l to wcan. (smooth.
Dglwvo, are. a. 1 to planc, ©r
D?lambo,cre.acf to lick crently all

ovcr.
Dfl&tncntor, ari, atus snm. d. 1. to

lament,to bewail, to jrrievc for.
D?lapido, Are. act. 1 to pick out

■tones, to pavc w ith sloncs
Delupsus, a, um./>.\ sliddcii, slip4,

fallcn, dcscendcd, dcsceiidinjr.
Df 1;is>al>ilis,e. tnlj. weariablc. (ed
DShuMatus, a, uni. pt. tircd, weari
Delasso, arc a. 1. to tirc out, to

wcary. (rictl

Delassor, ari, atus- p. to bc wca-
Delatio,onis/-3 an infonnation, oi

accusation,aii iinpeachment.
Dclator, oris. m 3. an informcr, a

necret accuscr, a tclltalc.
Dclutftrius. a, um- adj. accusatory.
Delatura, *./ l.an accusation.
Dclatiims, a, um. pt- about to tcll

of, mention. or accusc
DSUtua- a, um. jM carricd,broufrm\

arrivcd,told,accuscd, co i n plai necl

of, oflcred, confcrrcd, bestowod
J)£Uvo.are.a.lto w:i»h away .(«nit
Delcbili*,e.c7^/.that may bc blottcd
Dclcctabilis, e adj ior,contp. delcc-

tablc,plcasant, ciclicrhtful,savory.
Delcctabihter, adv. deliirhtfiilly
Delectamcntum, i- n. 2. dclicrht,

sport. (lijrhted, or pleascd.

Delectandus, a, um. /»'. to be de-
IKdcctatio onis./. •*. dclectation,

plcusure, dclijrlit, amusement

plcased, amused.

| out,to deface, to abolish,

to destrov, to extinjruish

to cut oflf, to rout, to vai

Dclcor, dn, etus p. to be

out,rascd, destroyed, coc

Dclctcriuft^k, um. adj de.i

Dcletllis, c adj. to wipc <

Dclctio, onis. /. 3. a rasin

Dcictitius, a, um. a^. th*

blottcd out.

Dcletor,6ris. m. 3. a dcstrc

I)elctrix,Tcis/3 afemalc

Dclctus.a, xim.pt. blottcd

faccd, dcstroycd, cut ofl

DclTbamcntum, i. n. 2. a j

Dclibans, tis. pt tastinirli
■^— i-i— .■ • •• »

DClecto[de,lacto,],are. a. 1. to dc-
light.to plcasc, to allurc, or dra »\
Dclcctor,ari, atus pat». to bc de-
lightcd, plcascd, &c.
Dclcctus, a, um. ///. choscn, select.
Delcctus, us. m 4. an clection* u
choice,a sclection,a pirkincr out,u
detachment, or levy,a diftercncc.
Dclcgandus, a, \im. pt. to bc dcle-
gated. (charging.

DclCgans, tis. pt. delcgating,
DclCgatio, 5nis./ 3. a scnding a

way,a giving in chargc.or putting

in commission, a deputation, an

assijrnmcnt
Dclf^tus, a,um.^, scnt away,ba-|l)clibatio, onls./. •». un i

nishcd, appointcd, dcpiitcd, as- tuste, acharginjran csfv

niirnc-d, ortlered, consccnitcd. k-crncy.
Dclcgutus, i. m. '2. u dclcg.uc, a Dclibatus, a,um pt. gcnll

commi«sioncr, a rcfcrcc. cd,pickcd,choacn, takcii

'Vlcjro, aiv. a. 1. to dclcjrute, to

scnd on an cmbassv, nr avva\ , to

ilcputc, to commit, or cntnisi, to

assijrn.e>?-alloi,to rcfcrjo attrihn' c.

or iinpute, to druw u bil) u]>on
Dclcgor, ari,atus p. to be sciit an

umbassador, to be imputcd.
Dclcndus, a, uin. pt. to be blottcd

out (crcntlc

DclcnTfTcus, a, um. adj. smooth,
DclcnTmcn, Inis. n. 3. a lcnitivc.
/ielcnioJrcjTvi, Itiiin. a. 4. to miti-

gutc, to cnse, to comfort, to

sniooth onc up, to cujolc, to cn-

ticc, to put onc out ofhis wits,to

mopc oih*
Dclcnior, iri. p. to bc mitiirutcd, Dclibcratus, a, wm.pt. &

calmcd,or pacilicd, to hc prcvail-) comp. delibcrated, deba

cd upon, to bc cnsnared.
Dclemturus, a,um pt. aboutto mi.

ticratc, lcssen, or casc.
f)clenltus, a, um. pt. charmcd, dc-

lighted,cnticed,mopcd. (stroyinjrj revokcto rcbolvc, to di
DSlcns, tis. pt. blotting out,* dc-'/>?libo, arc. act. l.totas)

filcd.

Dcliberabundus, a, um. d
Dclibcrandiia»a, um. /»/. U

bcr.itx'd,to dclibcnitr (ir
I >clmcrans,tis./>/ dclihera
Dclibcratc, adv. delibcra
Dclibcratio,6nis./.3 u deli

a debatc.orconsidcratioi

libcrativc kind in rhctor
DciThcrativuR,a, um. adj.
Delfoeratur, oris. m. 3- ar
DSliberatuin. i. /i 2. a rc
DcllTbcnitur imp. Dclihcr

thcy consult, or advisc,
DclihC-ratunis, a, um. pt.

dcliberatc, or considcr.

sidercd, resolved on, c
ed, delibcratc.
/ic?lTb5ro y arc.u. 1. to deli
dcbate,to considcr, to o

Vc/actutttft a, um. pt. dclighted, Dclco,crc,e\i, ctum.at/. 2. to blotj li^btly^/lakcasmackc*

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t c?»say of.to cnjoy,to picle D~lifror,jri,lcrtus. /». to bc chosen.f edipsc of thc snn, Pfin-

•u!\ to dhninish.to br ••-1% nelimatio, ftnis./ 3. afilinjr. (cil
., to dcfilc, to cliMhii. ' if Dclfmatus, a, um. pt. fded, polish-
■,.!*, atus. fu to bo Lintc.' /rlimo.are a 1. tofilc, or polish.
ndiisa,um. /»f.to bc pullcl DCdineatio,onis /3. a delineation.

(bark.illclineritor, oris. m. he who dcli-
tio. onis./. 3. a pullii\jr oif! ncates.

.tus a, u m- pt havin
ake*» oti", nrcVu.

»hc

!K'Iincn«lusa«tim. ptAo bc mbhcd,
or daubed o\i*r, to hc anointcd.
>,' 1 •Jiber",. ifc. u. 1. to pull '/"Ifnco, arc. u. 1. to dcliueatc, to
* : v\rk,to ned,to wcigh out.j draw thc outlincs, to sketch. to
ir r *iri. /i to-K» t t * -le !.(sta'.ii.< niakc arudedranirhMo chalkout.
o, en. ue*. J. to a f :oint, to./)~r»iijro,crc,xi rt.3.tolickoff,orup.
•u.S a, uin. frt. :iii(»intcd,.DcTmjror,jri. p. to bc lickcd oflT.
■d over, !i-smcar?'l,'"'.:un«'<I, , I)cliiiimcii»iiiii, i n 2.a mitijratinjr,
•1 (lv,dclicio j^lv,ivantoiil\.j or assiMjrinjr, a mitijration,a lovc-
•v, t-.V. iiis. r<9in\ ."licate ; potion, nr powdcr, a chann.
tus :t, um. i-'//. io , rnmp. is- /Jr1inoi,nr,ivi,itum. uA. totouch,
s *'//•. dcliciV, ii.i •, daiuty, or nih sofily, toassuajre, to ap-
vanton, cHcmiuate. Mki*tisli, pcasc, to allurc, t(» charm.
i,t. /".l.adarlinjr,amis* (my.jDclinitio, onis./ 3 a mitijratiiur.
*, r inim. ph ./* 1- a dolijrtit,.DClimtor, oris, m. 3. an appcascr,

dcHjrhts, dchjfhts, plea-. a snothcr, a cajolcr, a flatterer.
,pa*tinu»s toys jokcsj, jcst.s : IK'linitus,a, urn. pt touchcd jrcnt-
uiee, wantoniKSi, uicciiess ly f appcased, allurcd, won ovcr,
unithness, fmwardii"-»s.pee- bewitchcd. mopcd,
£**, a durlinjr, a favoritc, a /Jrlino, ncrc, im,cvi,& ivi, Ttiim a.
m, a littlc rogue, a sweet-; 3 to bcsm'.'ar,or anoint,to blot/»

ftrhquo. arc. tu 1. to drain, to de-

cant, to strain clcar, or clarify.
D~liquor ( ari. atus. p. to bc fincd

down, to bc straincd.
DC-liquus, a, wm.atlj. wantinjr.
Ocllrabundus, a, um. adj. doltish.
DHlramentum, i. n. 2. a doting;. a

foolish idlc stoiy, a halk in
l)~lirans,lis./i^dotinjr.(ploujrhinjr.
Dcliratio, onis. /. 3. dotajrc, folly,

mndncss, thc makinjr of a balk.
Dchrium.i.». 2. a dclirium,dotairr.
/irliro, ai*c. n.l.to dote, to talk,o-*

act idly, to act arniss to ravc, to

makc a balk in plou^hinfr.
i)c!irus a. lini» *n{t. dotin,r, sillv.
Dclitciis tis. pt. lurkin^r. (foolisii.
l)clitoo,[dc,latcol,crc, tui. ti. 2. to

hc hid, t(» lic hid, ©•• conccalcd.
I)clitcs'cns, tis. pt. hirkin^.
DclitcKco,[dc, latcs^o" 1 , rcrc. n. 3.

to lic hid.to sc;i!k,to lurk,to shcl-

tcr, to conccal.

.'e'

hide

/>(~litijro arc. nrtit. 1 tc» brav. 1. to
Dclitiis, :i, uni. pt. hcMiivaivd, a-

noiiit'.-.!, blottcd, dcfiiccd, shib-

bcrcd.

(tlc dclijrht. blur, to dcfacc.

nlac, arum. p/. f. 1. my lit- Dclinquitur, impt-rs. a fault is; ;;;. 2. a dolphin, a const.cllation. a
6lum,i. n. 2. a httlc darlinjr. /Jrlimpio, crcdinui,lictum n. X to. vcsscl (likc thc <i

(committcd ;I)clphin, Tnis, mXZs. DclphTnus i.
„ c^..u :... -. i i ....... •onstcllatioiit a

rcck a, dclta

indiis &• x * m P r ' tobeticd. !Delii|iiuitio t onis./3.ameltiii(~.(vy.
Itio, dnis./. 3. a hinding up.'l)clm«iatus,a,uin. pt moltcn, melt-
Uiis *, nm. pt. tied up. (scn /irliquco, Cn.^,cni.Ti.2.to mclt.(cd.
:mluM, a, um. pt. to bc cho- /J?liqucsco, ccrc, cui, n. >. to mclt
•ns tis. pt. clkoosinjr, sclect- 1 down, to be di^solved, to wax
B,*rc ol.to tic,or bind.(iiifr.l soft, or moist.
), [de f lejro], }rert% lcjri, lce-JD"lTqui:e, anim. pl.f. pittcrs
«.i. to cboosc, pick out, orjDeliquium,i./i.2.1ack,dcfcct, want,

loss. Dcliquium animi, afaintinjr,

lo separate, to gather.
w,*ii.p. tobeboumh

or swoonin--. pcliqaium solis, att

formcd sacrificc Dclubra musa.

rum colcre, to dcvotc himscltto

his studies, Cic. (wrcstle

I)e lucto, are, n. X. to strujrjrle, to
/>eluctor,ari,atus.siim.</. 1 .to wres-
//"ludif ico, arc. a. I.to mock.(tlc.
Dcludif icor, ari. atus sum.r/. Sc /».

to mock, to impose upon, to hc

mocked.
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/J?ludo,erc, si y sum-a.S.to dclude-

todeceive.to bejruile,to cheat,tc.

mock, to Jisappoint,to gi\ e wci

play.
l)eludor,i.«sus./wiw.to be deludcd
Delumbatus, a, uin. />/.hippe'l,hip-

«hot, wanting- sincws. weak, fee

ble. (kenbavkcd, soft, wanton.
Dclumbis. e a<(/.wcak.fccble, bro-
Delumbo[,dc, lumbus], fire, avi. u.

1 . to hreak the back, to hipshot

to weaken, to mutilate
Dthio, uere, ui,utum a.3. to wash

clean, to wash oft', to blol out.
Dcluor, ui. past. to be washcd.
De1usio,5nis/.'>.adelusion.[pointed
Delusus, a,uin. pt. deliulcd, di ap-
D?liitumentum. i 71. 2. a datihimr.
Dclutio, finis/ .». a washingr.kait
/Irltito, are. «. 1. to lute, to daub
Dfinadro, cre,dui.//. 2. to be wct
Dcmadidus,a,um adj.\, ct throujrh.
Dcmagofrus. i m 2. a demajrojrue
Dcmandatus. a, itm. /"'. intrusied
/Jcinando, arc a 1, to com.nit, to

intrust.
Dcmar.dor, uri- atus. /». to be rom

rnitted to, or jrixin iu ehargv.
/)t'mauo,arc.7t.l.to sttvam.or I!ow
I)eniarelius,i. »1. 2 a ruler, ur pro-

ctor of tlic pcopk, a ti-ihinn
/)?mcinin't, dcfect. Iforirot.
Dcmcndus, a,um. p:. to l..kr.or !<>•'
be take.n avvay. uoun

Dcmcns,tis- adj. ior, r*ws/. i.^iii:i*,J/Jrnieio,tcri\essui, essum. ri. 3. to

np. mad, outragv.ous, rantiii^.j n*up,or mow.tocutdown,tocrop,

• <• !• I • 1 "11 L " I a I a l * ■Of*

fol!y.(to be mad,orstupid,to dotc.
Dmecntio,[dc, mcns], irc, ivi nA
Demento, are. n. 1. to jrrow nuul.
Dcinerjiidusa.um /tftobe oblig-ed
/Jemereo,rerc,rui a. 2. to earn, to
acquire, to deservc, to oblijre, ov
endear.

/>?inercor,cri,itus.r/. 2.to descrve
wcll at one's hands, to endear.

Demerjrcns, tis. pt. drownimr.
/icinerjro, gero, rsi, rsum a. 3. to
divc, to plunge over head and
ears,t.o sink,to drown,to swallow
down, to brinjrdown, to oppress,
to sow, to plant. (cd.

Dcmcrgor, jri.rsus. ^.to be drown-

Drmeritus, a, um. pt. descrvcd.

Demcrsio, dnis. /. a drowniiur, a
sinkiiur.

l)CMiicrsus,a,um. pi. drowned,over
whclmed,sunk down,or swallow
cd up,put,or ])lanted deep. jftre
ulicno dennrsus, ovcr head and
ears in debt, ]Jv.

DemcfMis, us. m. a drowninjr

IK uiessu^.a, um />M*eaped,pluck-
cd, erop:>. d N;*t out in hounds.

Demeiiitus, ,:!:u.//;. disting-uishcd

D» ii!Cl«'ii-!'i:vu uin pt. to bereap-
ed, '/:* e.lt dov» u.

/ir mciior,iri.m. k iis*.is sum. d4. to
iin.aMiiv- e\acih . to Tr.casurc.

Dr uieU:u:»,a,um. /"Mneasured, set

roarin^fooliihviiiiipk, silly, hair-

braincd.
Demensum,i. n. 2. an allowancc to

servants of meat, drmk, orcorn.
Demensus,aaim. //r measured out,

parcelled,dctailed,proportioned.
Deinentiitio,6nis./i.a making-, or

being mad, madncss. (simply.

/Jeinentcr, adv. msully, foolisiilv,

Memeiitfa.T.Smadm.-si, stujjirlity.

or jrather, to chop, or ctit ofl*.
/i?metor,ari, atus, sum d. 1 . to sctj cut down, to dismiss. or

out bounds, or limits.
DemigTans, iia.pt. dcpartiiijr
Demigratfinis, a, um. pt. about to

remove.fa change,an expcdition.
Demigmtio, onis. / I». a removal,
/Jfinigro, arc. n. 1. to remove, to

changcone\s abodc,todcpail.Dc

rnifrarc c\ \\vj., vo d\^> Cic. .

Wmiuuo,uere,ui,Qtum.i

miuish, to lesscn. Dc-mi

put, to brcak one's hen

Dcminuttirus, a, um. pt

lcssen.

Deminutus, a, um. pt. di
lesscned. Demintitus ca
who has lost his freedon
graded into a meancr
familv, or onc who is ;
to servc his creditor, 01
by the cnemy.
DOmTrandus, a, um. pt.
/)?mlrnr^ri ^tus sum. d.
mire, to wonder at gr
wonder.

Dcmissd, adi*. ius. comj>
sitp. low, mcanly,pitifull
Iv. humblv.

DcMiussio, onis. / 3. alel
dejection, discouragenu

Demissititis, a, um. adj.
down, low, flowing.

Demissus,a, xxm.pt.it. adj.i
sent fi-om, or awav.dismL
or han^rinfF down, put,
down. put, «rcaa:, deri
scended. dejerted, di
inelancholy, sad, low,
mcan,abject, cheap, lonj

/>^nuti{ro,arc. a.l. to ap|

Demitigt>r^iri, atus. p. to
£cntlc and calm, to hc a]

Deinittendus, a, uni. pf. 1
down.

/JiTmitto» terc. Tsi, issum.
sciul.lct,»." haug^ down,t<

casi.or thrust,to throw,«r
to humble, or submit, tc
sink. Dcmittcrc voctm, '
low,rir^.per aures, ifcri
Viry. to hear ; animum,
CVc. [taken, or k

Demittor, ti. iuus. patt.

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cxpire, lo dic for love.

c* emoj, mere, mpsi, mp-Deni6ror, ari, atussum-J. 1. to dc
). to take away, or off, to tain,to kcep back,stop,or hinder,
:o banish, to abate, or les- to wait,to look for» to taTry, or a-
arc.Dcmcre caput,to cut Demorsus>a,um./tf.bittenofT.(bide
icad. CYc supcrcilio nu- Demortuus, a, um. />r. dead.
rheer up,to be frce, Hor Demotus, a, urnpt- removed, ba-
i,mptus./>.to bc takcn off. nishcd,thrust back,or aside. [ed.
tia, ac/.l . a democracy, a D€m6vendus,a,um pt.to be remov-
;, a frcc statc. [crutical.|/)?in6veo, ere. 5vi,5tum.a.2.to rc-
iticus, a, urn. atij. demo-j movc,to scnd away,to banish, to
ticusj.m. 2. a rcmiblicaiv; put out, to displace.
is,tis. />r. demohshinjr. ;Dem6vcor, eri, otus.p. tobc re-
r,Iri,itus.d. 4. to demolish,- moved,banishcd,&c. [take away.

Z??narro,are.a. 1. to tell, to relate.

wn, to abolishjto remove, Demptus, a, um pt. taken off, or
iff, w away. [downj away,pluckedorpullcd,off, cropt,

o, dnis. /. 3- a throwing.' gathercd, abatcd, dead
>r,5ris.m. u. ademoUsher.!DemugItus,a,um./>/. ringing with

oy,to beat, throw, pull, or DcmptOrus, a, um- part. about to Dcnicales feriae, a solcmn purifica-
, m.i. A i« .... .. ._i _ip tion on the tenth day aher any

onc dicd out of a house, Col.
Denigratio, 6nis/3. a blackening.
De nigro,are.a.l. to black,,to smut.
Dcnique, adv. in iinc, in short, at

last, tinally, at length, in procese

of time, only, or indecd.
/>enodo, are. a. 1. to loosc, to un-

b cnd, or unstring. (nation.

DcnSminatio, 5nis./. 3. a denomi
lK , n6nunativu_,tt//;.denominative.
Denominator, 5ris. m. hc that

names. (names.

is, a, um pt. demolished.
trabitur, imp. it shall be
irdeclurcd, Cic.
tundus, a, um.Jtt.to bc de

the lowing of beasts,rcsounding.
/Jemulceo, erc,lsi,lsum,&lctum. a.
2. to stroke softJy, to coax.
Demulctus,a, uin pt. strokcd gent-
ited,to bc dcclarcd. (inir. 1 ly, appeascd, allurcd.
rans, tls. pu demonstrat- Demum,aor.at lcngth, at last, too
rantia,z/l. ademonstra-, late ncver till now, or thcn, only,

ccrtainly, indeed. Quantum de
ratio, 6nis/ 3. a demon- mum?how much,T prayr Cic. (vcr.

Z)?nascor, ci, natus. d. 3. to dic, to

ccase \o bc, to perish.
Deuaso[dc,nasusJ,arc. <f. 1. to cut,

bite, or pull offa. person's nose.
Drnato, are. n.l.to swim down.
Denegandus.a,um.ftf.to be denied.
Denegans, tis.jW. denying. (deny.
DSnegaturus, a, um'. pt. about to
Dgnegatus, a, um.pt. denied.
Z)enegr>,are.a.l. to deny,to refusr,

not to permit, to di&avow.
Den£gor, ari. p. to be denied.
Dcni, ae. adj. pl. ten.

aclcarproof, thedemon-j/)£murmuro, are a.l to muttcr o-JDendminutrix, Icis. f. she that
gemiH in rhetoric (tivclyDemussatus, a, xim.pt. muttcred. JDcn6minatus, a, um. pt. namcd.
r&u>v, tith\ demonstra-,Dgmutabiiis,e.or/;'.changeable.]cd|Z>?n6mino,are.a.l.to dcnominate,
■itivus a,um. ar^*.jdcmon-!D£mutandus,a,um.p/. to be chang-j to name, to give a name. [order.
(er, dcclarcr, or rclatcr. DSmutatio, onis/ >. a chang-ing'. iDenormatus. a- um. pt. set out of

i^tor, 6ris. m. •» a s!iow-j/>rmutilo,& Demiitulo^irfc. a.l. to ¥k * rJ "* * — - ' •-

nitus »» um. pt. demon-! brcak, or lop off, to abridgc.
vidently shown,dcclared 7^m(ito,are. a. 1. to changc, or al-

set out of rule, or squarc,to makc
unequal, to dingtirc.

no, arc. act. 1. to demon-j ter, to revoke, or unsav; neut. toDen6tandus,a,um./>/. to denotc.or

to provc cvidently, to, change, or swene, to differ. to be denoted.

t ilcclare, to relatc, to DCmutor, arc, atus./». to be chang- Den6tans, tis. pt. marking.

to act. I ed, or altcrcd. DSnfttatio, 6nis./ 3. a noting".

or, m.p to bc shown. (Denarium, i. n. 2. a pcnny. DenOtatus, a, um/»/. obscrved^

ia, a, um pt having-tarri-jDSnarius, i. m. 2 a Roman denier, marked, drawn, or chalkcd out.

red, stopped, hndered. t in valuc cight pence threc far- />?n6to,are.a. 1. to dcnote, to im-

jt€rc,dv*u?n a 2 tobiteoir things. (numbcr of tcn, a tcnth. pl) , to point out, to sct down, tu

ir,eri p. to be bittcn oft*. Dcnarius^i, uma^/ containing tlie fix upon, to mark, to brand.

4 rtuus Bum.o*.3.to die, to,Df narralio, onis./ 3. a nlatin<r. DC notor, iri utiu. p Ui \m: ^xas^^V

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Dcns, lifl. m 3 a tooth, a tusk, orjDenticiilitus. a. um. alj tkathatl
faii£, any thing likc a tooth, thc tecth,orclawg tikethosc ofa saw,

_• _• _ __~_ - ~_ r.-l, • !.-. a..i-..

tine of a pron£, or fork f thc flukc

of an anchor,a fccy. Dentium ca- l)enticulus,i.w. 2. a httle tooth, :<

vcrnx, the sockets of the tecth ;
infirmitas, thc loos.ness, PUn
Dente aliquem roderc, to soari
at,orrail against,JHarr. Albisden-
t-bus derid«re, to laugh one to
acorn,P/aK*.DensLybicus, ivory.
Fropert. DensErythrzus, an elc-
phant's tooth, Mart. Dentcs cri-
nales,the teethof acomh, Claud
Bburnus dens, an ivory com!), Id

jaggcd.notched (cogofa whcel

v . » » 1 • rt !*_*.! __ _1

Dentiens, tis. pt. breeding tecth
Dentifrangfbiilum, i. n. 2. an in

strumcut to break tccth with.
Dcntitricium,i.u. 2, a dentifrice, a

powdcr to rub the tecth with.
Dentfloquus, a. um adj that lisps

or speaks through the teeth
DenLio,irc ivi, itum.n 4. to brecdj

teeth, to chatter
Dentiscalpiumj. a. 2. a toothpick

Perpetui dentcs, thc tceth of a Dentitio, onis./ 3. dentition, a

_aw, Ovid.
Densans, tis. pt growing thick.
Densatia,oris/.5 u thickeningfciig
Densator,6ris m. .1. hc that thick-
Dens&tus, a, um/>*. made tlrck,

standing, or hcld close together

closc.
DenscyzaV. ius. comp. issimc, sup

tliick,close togxithcr, frcquently
Densco,ere.n 3.to thickcn,orgrow

thick, to clot; a .to makc thick
Denseor,ari.pa-«.to be thickencd
DcnsTtas, atis / 3. thickness
Densc,ure.a.l. to th';ckcn,or make

thick,to Bct^rhold close togethcr
Densor,ari, atus. p. tn be condcns-

ed, to bc thickcned, or closed.
Dcnsus a, um. adj. ior, cump. issT-

mus,»r//f.thick, closc, full of. Ag

men densum,an army sct iu closc

array, Virg.
Dcntale,is n 3. thc wood whercin

thc sharc, or coultor of a plough

is put,a coulter,orsharc,a plough-

tail, a rakc, or harrow.
Dentatus,a, um adj. toothcd, hav- declared, foretold

Denuncior,Iri £.to bc dcn<
Denuo*, adv again, anew, ■
l)enuptus,a,um» pt- marric
Deoccatio, 6nis /. 3. a
/tejcco» are act. 1. to h*
Deoccor,ari pa§§. to be h
.O06n.ro. &re. a.l. to disbc
unload.

Df&pcrio, ire. act. *♦. to 1

/)enpto, are. aet. 1 to wii

Dcorsum, Deorsus, ad~

downward, up and dowi

Deosculatio, dnis. / 3. a

Dcosc ul atus,a,um.p\kisse

Dtfo^cillor, Sri. ' d. 1. to '

i9?parjscor,ci,pactus suro

make a contract, to barg

grec upon,to covenani.o-

Depactus,a,um./W fastene

ed, or sct in the earth, f

forcappointed, bargaine

Depalatio, onis./ 3. ftn i

/)?pango, jrere, nxi, 8e pi

tnm. a. 3 to plant, faste

stick in thc g-round, to \

/>?parco,cere o-3- to spai

DSnudor, are, atus. p. to be laid'Dcparciis, a, um. adj. ni

barc, or nakcd. {Dcpascendus, a, nm.pt. 1

/)enumero,are. a. l.to tcll out, or Depasccns, Xispt. catingi

count money, to pay in rcady fccding- upon.

money. | /)£pasco,cere p&vi.pastui

Denuncians, tii.pt. denouncing. ; 3. to feed. to frrazc, tn b

Denunciutio,5nis,/. U>. a denuncia- fced upon, to eat up,

tion, a dcclaration, a thrcat, or waste. to connvime. [gr

mcnacc,a tokcn, a pro^no.tic, aDepascor, ci, stiii p. to 1

summous. Manifest» denuncia-Depascor,ci,stus <i.i. to e

tione quietis tcrritus, frightcd by feed upon. to prey upor

his drcam, Pater. Depastio, onis./ 3 a f<

Dcnunciatum, i n. 2. a thrcat. Dcpastus, a, um. pt. t

DcnuitciutU!i,a, um pt. dcuounccd, browsed on,g-nawed,bai

^rowing.or brceding* of tecth.
/>enubo,ere,upsi,uptum 7i.3. to be

married.
DCnildandus,a, um pt. to be made

bare,ornaked,to makc barc (bare
Denildatio, 5nis. / 3. a laying
Dcnudatus, a, umpt. stript, madc

bare.
Demldo,are a. 1. to make barc, or

naked,to strip, to despoil, to dc-j

posc. to cxposc to vicw.

ing,or formed with tccth, single,
or gagtoothed, born with tccth,
smooUied,oipo1iHhcd withatooth,
made,or set like a cnmb . (teet l\.
J^jentex^ iois, pia fislk wilh Hharp

in^ fcd 011, or browsed*
/)tfnuncio,are-a.l. to dcnouncc,to /?£paup£ro,are. act. 1. U
proclaim,to dcclare.to signify» to Dcpeciscor, [dc, paciscof
give notice,9r a warnin^ v toforctcll, to bargain,or covenant.
or forcshow, to thrcatcn, or me- ci mortc cupio, I woi
nfacc, to charge,to saramoii. i pound vitli dcath, I v<

DEP

DEP

DEP

i45

>r.

:re, cxui, cxum. a. 3. to
irim or dress, to curry.
i,exus.^. to be combcd.
10, 6nis. f. 3. a robbiiijr.
3r, dris. m. 3. a robbcr
Le, an extortioner, an
f. (robbed.

im a, um. pi. that hatli
, ari, atus. sum. <f. 1. to
poU,pdlage,orrob (away
ia i a 9 um.p/. to be drivcn.

DcpetTgdsus, & Dcpe^tigiSsus, a, to tiill down.
um. a<(/. that hath the mcaslcs, Z)?polio,irc,ivi,1tum. aci. 4. to po-
©r leprosy. ' lish, to finisii, to staiu.

D?pcxus^i, xim.pt- combcd, trim-Dcpolftio, 6nis. / 3. a polishing.
m»d, dres% curricd. DepcxumDcpolitiL», a, iim. /W. polishcd, fi-
dabo, I will curry his hidc, Ter. nishcd, pcrfectcd.

Dcpictus,a,um.pf.painted (thchairD£p5ncndus, a, nm.pt. to bc laid

D€ptlutio, 6nis./. 3. a puliin^ oflT aside, or forgottcn.

Depflatus, a, um. pt. uude bald, DSp6nens> tis. pt. layingdown.
madc thin. ;D£pdnens, tis. n> 3- a deponent.

Dcpllis, e. arij. void of hair, bald J0i?p5no, ne>e, 6sui & bsivi, 6s;-

|/>f ptlo,ure a.l.to pull offthe hatr tu.n a.3 to put off,or dowii,to Jay

tis.pf.driven # away. (ttay 7)»pingo,e're,xi,ictura.a.3 to paint,
o,are. a. to excoriai c,to

or draw, to describe.to sct forth
re, puli, pulsum. a. 3. to|Depingor,gi,ictus./».to bc painted

k y,or out,to drive along . ■*"-' •---*.- — - « *.-

to banish, to keep off,

o remove,to wean.
i.pulsus. p. to be driven
it,tobe rcmovcd.(down
lua,a,um. pt. to bc paki
S,tia.pl. hanging down.
£re,cu,nsuin.n. 2. to de-
hang from, down, or
hang.

dere, 6% nsum.ac/J. to
poise,to give by wcight,
bestow,to examinc. De-
pcenas, to be punished,
jt, to losc his head, ar
,di.p.to be paid(life, Lnc.

down,or aside, to rcsign, or give
up toleavc oT,to takeofforfrom,
to lcavc,or intru.st,to put,place,or

De plaugo,gcrc,nxi,nctum. a. 3- to. iix, to set, phmt, or sow,to stake ,
beat,to bewail,9r buncnt greatly.j orvvagcr, to lay out,to imposc up-

Dcplangor,gi.^.to bc be\vaded(sct on,to qucnch.Dcpoucre animam,

Deplantitus, a, um. pt- plantcd.or; to dic, Proprrt.
D£planto,arc-a.l. to root, or takcjDtponor, n>, bsftu*. p. to bc laid

up, to brcak off, to plant, to set. down, to bc laid aside. (ofticcr*.
Deplantor, ari, atus. paxs. to beDC-pontuni, pl. m. supcrannuated

unplanted, or torn up. JDcpopulandus. a, um. pt. to dcpc

Depleo, c*re,€vi,eti *».«. 2. to omp pulatc, or be dcpopulatcd.

ty.to shift out of ■ "esscl into Uepopulans, tis. pt. depopulating-.

another, to decam "%|fe to.Dcpopului.io, onis. /. 3. a layini;

drink oflT, or up. Dep ^VjiH waste, aspoiling 1 , robbing, or pil

ncm, to lct blood, Plin. \\ lagiiijr. (a waster.

Dcpleor.dri,ctus. pa»8. tohc cmp-Dcpdpfflatio, 6ris. rn- 3. a spoiler,
Dcplcxus, a, um. pt. winding', o>Depopnluturus,a,um. pt. about to

claspinir about. (one lamcntingJ dcpopulate. or Ky waste.
um. atf. hanging Dcpldrabundus, a, um. atlj. likc Dcpopulatus, a,um pt. depopulat-
(mined, weigned DEpl6randus,a,um/)r tobcbcwail-j cd, laid waste, havinglaid wastc
_ „ :.i D€pl6rans, tis. pt. bcwailing. (cdJopptipiilo, urc act. 1. sce

DCpl5r&tio,6nis./ 3. abcwailing*. Z>t?p6pulor, hv\,~a\\£. p.lkdlXo lay

a, um. pt. paid, exa-
s, tU. pt. losiug. (donc.
«, a, um pt. utterly un-
ere, didi, ditum. a. 3.
o hmir« k—Ied, or takcn

r«, Ivi, 6cii, ftum.n. 4. to
i be loat or gone, to dle,
perataly iu love. (rish.
LiSya^um.^. ready to pc-
rum .^/.n.2. winc-vessels
terificcs. (scurf,t_c itch.

IR» / 3: * TiflgWQSJU,

DCpl5rator.dris m. 3. a lamcntcr.

all

waste, to rob, ravagt;,or plundcr.

Dcpidrotus, a, um. pt. beu^aikHLjDeportandus, a, uui. pt. to bc car

ricd away, to carry, or convcy.
Dtportatio, dnis./ 3.a carr>ing, a
carrying away, a conveyance, a
transpurtation. (carry away.
Deportiiturus, a, um. pt. about to
D£portatus,a, um. jM.carried, con«
vcycd, banislicd, cxiled.

laniented, dcflpemtc, pust

hope, given ovcr.
Dirpl6ro v are.a.l to deplorc, to bo-

waiUto lament, to complaiu(cd.
Depl6ror,ari,atua.//. to be hment-
Deplumis» c- aJj. void of fcathers,

callow, unfledged- (tl\cxs.

OPplumo, are. o- to plvck otf feajOeporto^ire.a. 1. to carry awa^y»^
i>?pluo,neYe A at % atum./».i terafciJ o^obcf»%NC^45S^W^^^T>^

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DEN

DEP

Dens, tis. m 3. a tooth, a tusk, orDenticrtlatiis : a. um.o/; tkat hatl.
fang; any thing liko a tootli, the tceth,9rclaws likethosc ofa saw,
tine of a prong, or fork,thc flukc jagfrcd.notched (cojr of a whcel
of an anciior,a fccy. Dentium ca- l)enticulus,i.w. 2. a kttle tooth, »

vernx, the sockets of the teeth ;
infirmitas, thc loos.ncss, Piin
Dente aliquem rodere, to snari
atiorrail ayainstyJfcfari- Albis den-
tibus derid^re, to laugh onc to
scorn,Pfrw/.DensLybicus, ivory,
Propert. DensErythrxus, an ele-
phant's tooth* Mart Dentes cri-
nale*,the teethof acomb, Claud
Bburaus dens, an ivory comb, Id

Perpctut dentes, thc teeth of a Dentitio, 5nis./. 3. dentition, a

saw, Ovid.
DensanB,ti8./»f. growing thick.
Dcnsatio,5ris/.J.u thickening(ens
Densator,dns. m. 3. hc that thick-
Densatus, a, um pt. made thick,

standing, or hcld close together

close.
Densc,aaV. ius. comp. issimc, *up

thick,close togcthcr, frequently
Denseo,€rc.n 3.to thickcn,orgrow

thick, to clot; a .to makc thick
Denseor,ari.pai«.to bc thickened
DensTtas, atis / 3. thickncss
Dcns£,urc.a.l. to thickcn,or make

mus,rr//f.tliick, cloae, full of Ag
nien dcnsum,an army sct in close
array, Virjr.
Dentale,is. n 3. the wood whercin
thc sliare, or coulter of a plough
is put,a coulter,orsharc,u plough-
tail, a rakc, or harrow.

Dcnttens, tis. pt. breeding tecth

Dentifrangibulum, i. n. 2. an in

strument to break tccth with.

Dentifricium,i.n. 2, adentifrice, a unload.

powdcr to rub the tecth with.
Dentfloquus, a, um adj. that lisps

or speaks through the teeth
Dentio,Irc ivi, itum.n 4. to brecd

tectli, to chatter
Dentiscalpiuma- ». 2. a toothpick

Denuncior,irip.to be d
Denuo, adv again, ane^
)enuptus,a,ura. pt> man
Deoccatio, 6nis / 3.
/teocco, arc act. 1. to 1
Deoccor,ari paa§- to bc
/)«?6nero, are. a.l. to du

DtfSpcrio, ire. act. 4. t

/)eopto, are. aet. 1 to '

Deorsum. Deoraus, a

downward, up and do

Deosculatio, dnis. / 3.

l)cosculatus,a,um.p.\ki«

Deo^ciilor, ari. ' d. 1. t

/)?p3riscor,ci,pactus s*

make a contract, to bs

gree upon,to covenant

Depactus,a,um./W faste

growing,or breeding of tecth.
/)?nubo,ere,upsi,uptum 7i.3. to be

married.
Denudandus,a, xim.pt. to be madc

bare,ornaked,to makc barc-(barc ed, or set in the earth
Denudatio, 6nis. / 3. a laying forcappointed, bargai
Denudatus, a, um.pt . stript, made Depalatio, 5nis./ 3. ai

barc. /)?pango, gere, nxi, 8c

/)?nudo,are a. 1. to make harc, or tnm. a. 3. to plant, fas

naked,to strip, to despoil, to dc-j stick in thc frround, t(

poac, to cxposc to view. |/)?parco,cere a-3. to sj

DSnudor, are, atus. p. to be laidjDcparcus, a, um. adj.

barc, or nakcd.

jDcpascendus, a, \xm.p
/>enumero,are. a. l.to tcll out. or Depascens, t\s pt catin
thick,to set^rhold closc togethcrl count money, to pay in rcady fcedinfr upon.
Dcnsor,ari, atus. p. to be condcns- moncy. j/>Fpasco,c£repavi,pat

ed, to be thickcned, or closed. Dcnuncisns, tis.p/. denouncing. : 3. to fecd. to frrazc, tn
Densus a, um. adj. ior, comp. isst- Denunciiitio.onis,/. 3. a denuncia- feed upon, to eat u|

tion, a dcclaration, a threat, or wastc. to consume. [j
menacc,a tokcn, a prognostic, aDepascor, ci, stus p. x
summous. Manifest» denuncia-l)epascnr,ci,stus n.J.tc
tione quietis tcrrltus, frightcd by fced upon. to prey up
his drcam, Patcr. Depastio, onis. / 3 a

Denunciatum, i- n. 2. a thrcat. Dcpastus, a, um. pt
Dcnunciatus,a, um pt. dcnounccd, browsed on,gnawcd«l
Dentatus,a, um adj. toothcd, hav. declared, forctold. ing fcd on, or browse

ing,or formed with tccth, single, /)^nuncio,are-a.l. to dcnounccto /)^paupero,are. act. 1.
or gagtoothed, born with tceth, proclaim.to dcclarcto signify, to Depeciscor, [dc, pacisi
smoothed,oipolishcd withatooth, givenotice,9r h warning,toforctcll, to bargain,or covenan
made,or sct hke a comb. (tecth. or forcshow, to thrcaten, or mc- ci morte cupio, I *
JJsentex, jcm, pi. a fisli with ^Uarp nacc, to chargc, to sammoii. I pound vitli death, I

DEP

DEP

DEP

U5

,7Vr.

v tere, cxui, cxura. a. 3. to
o trim or dress, to curry.
r,ti,exus.^. to be combcd.
atio, 6nis. f. 3. a robbiiig.
ator, 5ris. m. 3. a robbcr

icf. (robbed.

atus* a, ura. pt. that hath
or, ari, atus. sum. d 1. to
r,spoil,p'dlage,©rrob (away
)dus,a,uin./>/. to be drivcn.
is,tis./M.driven # away. (day

Dcpet?g5sus, & DepgtijriSsus, a,' to fall down.
um. adj. that hatli the m-jaslcs, Z>-p'jlio,irc,ivi,Ttum. act.4. to po-
or leprosy. ' li.-ih, to finisli, to stain.

l)?pcxos^i, um. pt- combcd, trim-Depolitio, 6nis./. 3. a polishing-.
m»d, dres% curricd. DepcxumDcpolitiL», a, xim.pt. poliahcd, fi-
dabo, I will curry his hidc, Ter. nished, perfcctcd.

tate, an extortioncr, anDcpictus,a,um./>r.paintcd (thchairDepSncndus, a, nm.pt. to be laid
* ' /— ui-.. i DgpfljUio» 6nisi /. 3. a pullinjr off aside, or forgotten.

Dcpilatus, a, um. pt. made bald,DSp5nens, tU.pt. layingdown-
madc thin. Depdnens, tis. n- 3- a deponent.

DcplLis, e. adj. void of hair, bald j/>?p5no, n£re, 6sui & fcsivi, 6s;-
/>eptlo,urc a.l.to pull offthe hair tu.n a.3 to put off,or down,to lay

down.or asidi% to rcsijrn, or give
up tolcave oT,to takeoff orfrom,
to lcave,or inirust,to put,place,or
oj fix, to set, plawt, or sovv ( to stake,

I)f pingo,2re,xi4ctura.a.;i to paint,
;iilo^Lre. a. to excoriaic,to| or draw, to dcscribc,to sct fortli
,lcre, puli, pulsuin. a. 3. to Depingor,gi,ictus./».to bc paintcd.
**ay,or out,to drive along. De plangt>,gcrc,nxi,nctum. a. 3. to

:1, to banish, to keep on', beat,to be\vail,<?r Umcnt greatly.j orvvager, to luy out,to imposc up-
t, to remove.to wean. Deplancror,gri.^.to be bevvuded(set on,to quench.Dcpoiiere aniraai»,
r v li v pulsus. p. tobe driven DepUntatus, a, um. pt- plantcd.or 1 to die, Protwrt.
rout,tobe rcmovcd.(down D£planto,arc-a.l. to root, or takcjDtponor, n>, bsitus. p. to bc laid
cadus»a,uin. pt. to bc paid up, to brcak off, to plant, to set-| dovvn, to be laid usidc. (ofticcrs-
eas, tis. pi. hangin^ down. Deplantor, ari, atus. ptnts. to bejDfpontani, pl. m. supcrannuatcd
teojt re v cu,nsuiii.}i. 2. to dc- unplanted, or torn up. iDcpopulandus. a, um. pt. to dcpt-

to hang from, down, or Depleo, ere,£vi,eti v ».a. 2, to emp pulatc, or be dcpopulated.
to hang. ty,to shift out of • "essel into Depopulanx, tis. pt. dcpopulating.

Lo,dere, di, nsum.ac/^. to another, to decain *^b to.Dcpopiilut.io, oins. /. \\. a layim?

isrpoise,togive by wcight, drink oif, or up. Dep ^Vsi-j waste, aspoilin^, robbin^, or pil
to bcstow,to cxamine. De- nem, to lct bloo<l, Plin. '.| laging. (a waster.

re panaa, to be punished, Depleor.eri,ctus pa»a. to bc cmp-Depdpfllatio, 6iis. n- J. a spoiler,
kput v to losc his hcadf or Dcplcxus, a, um. pt. winding-, *jrl)epb|)uluturus,.%um. pt. about to
br v di.^.tobepaid(life,Lnc. claspin^ about. (one lamcntinjr.! dcpopulatc. «r lay waste.
kilus, a, um. aoj. hanjpnp; Dcpldrabundus, a, um. adj. likcDepopulatus a,ump/. depoptdat-
(raincd, weig^hed D€*pldrandus.a,um./>/.tobcbcwail-j cd, laid waste, having 1 laid waste.
ns, a, um. pt. paid, exa-Depl5rana, tis. pt. bcwailing'- (edJOrpopulo, ar« act. 1. sce
cns, tis. pt. losiiig. (donc. DCpl5rfttio,6nis. / ;). abewailin^.'£>tpbpiilor, ari,fitiis. )>.&(/. l.to lay
rtus, a, um pt. utterly un-DCpldrator.6ris m. 3. a lamcntcr. waste, to rob, rava£c,or plunde.r.
o, ere, didi, dftum. a. 3. DCploraius, a, um. pt. bewai!cd.Deportandus, :i, uui. pt. to be car-
, to have killcd, or tukcu lamcntcd, desperatc, past all ricd awsy, to carry, or convey.
le. hope, given over.

o,Irtt» Iviff fcii» Ytuni.». 4. to ftrpl6ro,are.a.l to deplorc, to bo-

to be lost #r gone, to die, wail, to lamcnt, to complaiu(cd.
Lespcrataly iu iove. (rish. Dcpldror,ari,aius./t. to be lamcnt
jrnff^ryim^r ready to pe- Deplumirf, e adj- void of fcathers,
^6rum.^/.n.2. winc-vcssels callow, unfledged. (thciv.

tssverinccs. (scurf,thcitch. H^plumo, are. o- topluck otf fea-

l^ IR» / 3* * riW>'<wm,

Dfportatio, 6nis./ >).a carr> ing*, a
cariying away, a conveyance, a
transportstion. [carry awuy.

Deportaturus, a, um- pt. about to

Deportatus,a, um jM.carried, con-
vcycd, banialicd, cxilcd.

tf£porto,are.a. 1. to carry awvj^v

Z?rnluo,neTCjaUutiim. rt. 3, Xp ra^i^ o^jbea^^Nt^^^xv^^^T^t

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DEL 1

DEP

homc, to transport, to baniah.
Deportor,ari,atus. /».to be carried,

or conveyed, to be banished,
Deposcendus, a, um. pe, to bc dc-

mandccl [ing.

Deposccus,tis./>/. demanding, ask-
HrposcOterc, poposci. t/. 3. to de-

mand, to require, to call, ask, or

wish for-

Deposcor, c\.p. to bc dcmanded.
Dep6sitio,6nis./. 3.a deposition, a

deprivation, death*
DepSsltum,i. n 2.a trust,a pledgc,

a stakc, a wager.

Deprecandiis,a,umiw to be dcpre- ressum, a. 3. todeprcst,
catcd, or removeu by entrcaty. thrust l press,weigb,kccp

Deprecancus, a, um. adj. scarintf, down,tobearhardupon,1
but liarmlcss. to stoop,to sink, to lesser

Dcprecans, tis. pt. cutrcating» or plant.

Deprecatio,finis/3*praycr,aiien-Deprimor, mi pressus. £a
treaty,a petitioning,a begging of wcighed» or borne down
pardon,an excusing/importunitv Dcproctil, o//r.afar off- (d;

Deprecator,<5ris. m. 3. hethat en-Depromendus, &, um. pt
treats, an interccssor, a solicitor, /)£promo, ere, psi, ptum-
an excuser,a preserver.(precatc. take, draw, or fcteh out,

Dpprecaturus,a,um./Mabouttode- forth.

l)eprccutus,a,um./><. deprccatingDepr6mor, i. ptua. />. tob

/>rprccor,ari,atus sum. d. 1. to de-Deprompturus, a, urn.^f.3

DcposHQrus, .a, um. pt. ubout to' prccate,to pray,orwish against,to draw, or take out.

lay down, tliat will lay down.

De'p6sYtus,a. nm.pt. dcposited, in-
trustcd, deposed» dcgraded, iaid
down.or aside, rcjected, or rcfus-
cd,ruined,dcsperate, dangcrous-
ry ill, dying. (mandcth

Dcpostulator, Oris. m. he that dc-

/Jepostulo, are act. 1. to dcmand

Dcprxdatio, onis./. J. a robbing.

Deprxdator, dris. m- 3. a robber.

/fcprzdor,ari,atus sum d 1-to rob,
•rspoil,tophinder,orpillagc.(ing.

Deprxliatis, tis. pt. scutRing, figr>

/teprsclior,ari, atus sum. tkp. 1. to
fight, to scnfflc,to bustlc, to hufl".

Dcpravutc, adv. corruptly, badly.

Dcpravatio, onis./. 3. adcprava-
tion. a corniption, a crooking, or
writhing, a misinterprctation, a
false gloss.

Depravator, oris.m. 3.a corruptcr

Depravatus *» um< pt. dcpraved,
corrupted, marred, spoiled.

Depravo, [de, pravus], arc, avi,

bcg pardon,to pray eaniestly. toDepromptus, a. um.^- di
bcg, or petition, to bescech, or talccn out.fctched out. (h
entrcat, to request, or desire, to Dcprtiperaiidua, a, um. M
avert, or rcmove. l)epr6peratio,6nis/.3.ana

/><-prehendo,&Deprendo,dere, di, /teprdp£ro,are.a.l. to mak
nsum. u. to catch,or find, to takc or speed, to hasten.
unuwares, or in the fact, to disco- Depsiticus, vel Depsitiiu,
vcr,or find out,to pcrceive,or dis-J adj. kncaded, mouldcd.
ccrn,to reacU>orovcrtake»toseizc : Dcpso,crc,sui^itum,a.'). to
Dcprehcndor, Sc Dcprendor, di,| ormould,to tan,taw, orcu

Depresse, ius. adv. low. (ed
Dcprcssio, dnis. / 3 a prcssing
down.

Depressurus, a, um. pt. about to
sii:k,about to makc navigablc.
Depressus,a,um /»/.& a^.ior, comp
dcpresscd, prcssed, or weighet
atilma 1. to deprave, tocoiruptJ down.keptdown,thrust, orcmsh
to wrest, to rack, or distort. ed down, troddcn undcr foot.

Depravor£ri,atus. p.to bc deprav- sunk,ordrowned,low,shallow,flat
cd,wrested misconstrued, &c. Depretio{dc,pretium],are. a. 1 to
Dcprecibilis,e. aqj easv to be en- depreciate,undervalue.(pr«^sscd.

nsus. p. to be caught, seized,

discovered, &c.
Deprchcnsio,onis/.3. a discovcrv.
Deprehonsus,& Dcprensus,a, um.

ther, to lie with, to seeth,

Depstus, a,um, pt. kneade

ther,worked,or trodden «

fcet, tawed, tanned, curri

/>f.cauglit, caught unawares, ta-!Dcpflbis,cis. Sc Depuber,ii

ken iu the fact, detected, disco-

vercd,tripping in evidcncc, seiz- /)?pudesco,cerc.«.3 cum. i

Depudet, uit. Sre. imp. it

shamc,he has lost all shav

Dcpugnator, 6ris- m, 3. ae

Depugnatur, imp. tlicy figfc

DepugnatQrus, a, um. pt. sl

fight, or fight it out.

Depugnatus, a,uiu. pt. fou|

/)rpugno, are- n. to fight it

fig-ht, to contend, tp disgl

ovcrcome.

Depulsto, 5nis. /. a thruHi
beating away,a removal, i
treated, ready to forgive. (ingJDeprimendus, a, um- pt. to be de-l ing not guilty.
JtepT&c&mndus, m, um. tnfj. pray-lDeprimo [de,premo], mere, ressi,]ocpulso t ftre. n. 1. toposk

unripe of age, young. (asl

DER

DKlt

D£S

U3

Isor, dris. m. be that repcj*. ride,to laugh at, to mock/to des-

tsurtis, a, um. />/• about toDeruleor,ere/>tobe dcridcd (pis&Deruncinatus, a, ump/. snioothed.

; away Deridfciilum, i. neut. 2, a scurn, a

Isus. a, um./>/. put, or drivcn luughing' stock, a jcst, a foolery.
,thur*t outby iorcc.wcaiied. Deridiciilus, a, um. adj. fit to be
ritio, o.iis /. 3. s. clcansing of laughed at, silly, ridicuious.
• matter in a wound- Deripio |de,rapio], perc, pui, rep-

■jundu.i. a, um. pt. to bc tuiu. a. 3. to take, puil, or pluck
iscd, or clcured. ytivc. down, to steal, or tilch. [tcmpt.

rgtiUvus, a, um. ar#. purga- Dcnsio, 6nis- / 3. dcrision, con-
;^o, are- ci. 1. to purgc, toDcrisor, bris wi. 3 a laughcr at, a
ne. to clear, tu frcc, to gut. scofler, a jester, a bufloon.
titus», a, uni pt cut ofl*. lop- D?fisurus, a, um. pt. about tu de-
pnined. depu*ed, assigncd. ride. or laugh at

Deruncinatio,dnis./ 3. a pruning.

/)?runclno, are. a. 1. to plane, to
smootb, to cut, to cheat.

/Jeruo,utrc,ui, utum. a. 3. to pull
down,ortake away.n.to fall down.

Deruptum, i. n. a craggy placc.

/J?ruptus,a, nmpt & aaj iur, comp.
broken,craggy,stecp, downward.

/>?sacro,are. a. 1 to consecratc,to
hallow, to dcvote.

Desxyio, ire, ivi, itum. n. 4. to be
quict,or calm, to rage extremelj,
to show crucltv. (ing of a dance.

to, ar\. act. 1 to judge, or DcYfrus,a, uiii./j/derided,iiiocked Dcsultatio.onis./ a leading,or cnd-

;r\, to tiiink, to account, cr Dcrisus, iis m 4.a dcrision,ridicule,
m, to prune, ©r cut ofl*. jest.[ed anotlierway, to turn oil

tor, ari /uu. to bc pruned. Dcrivandus, a, um. pt- to be turn-
jkif*, e. adj pinch-breeehcd. Dcrivatio, bnis / 3-a dcrivation, a
«. mh: aiisqucdcquc, up, or drainingof water, or a turning of
n, iiut to rcptid (plaincd of. its course, a turning aside.
cstus, a, uni pt having coiu- Dcrivativus, a, um. adj derivativc.
iendus, a, um. pt. to be sha- Dcrivator, oris. tn he that tunis
•r scrupcd off. j away

lo, dero, asi. asum. ast. 3. toDcrivatus, a, um. pt. dcrivcd, de-
f, bark, or scrapc oft*. I duccd,drawn from,or down, turn-

lor, di. p. to bc scraped oft'. ' cd converted.
u-S a, uni. pt. scraped off. iDerivo,[de, ritus], are. a. 1. to de
ic;jto, onis/. '6. dcreliction, u rivc, to deduce, to draw from, or
;!•*, or forsakiii/. j down to convey,toturn asidc,to

ctus, us. m. 4 a tbrsaking. | diveit, to intercept
Ctus.a,iun./>^.forKaken, ahan- Df nvur,ari^to be derivcd.[away
i, "krft, dc»titute, solitary.jDerogandus a, um. pt.to bc takcn
erelicto habere, to give up.Dei*6gatio, oriit.f. '6. dcrogation
if^for lost, Cic- [abandoncd >Di?rogaLor oris.* m. S. he that dc
nqticndi^, a, um- /»/. to be' rog:itc», ortakes away. (ry.

nquo,ere, hqui, lictuin.fi. S.-DerdgUtorius,a, um,adj. dcrogato-
vt-y to abaiiuon, to forsakc. Derogaturus a,um. p/.about to de
jiiUv*'fo tfuddcnly, quickly. rogate, or take away(ly,to pray
•ntlndyar/fjHiddeuly.idown Z/frogito, urc. a. 1. to ask instant-

j 9 erc, psi. n. 4. to crecp
u^,a, um /*i.sii.*ttched away.
ndusyayum pt.lo !>e derided.
ns» tla.pt. Ucriding, laugh-

/Jfrogo, are. a. 1. to derogatc, to
abatc, or lesacn, to taitc away, to
rcpeal.

Der6gor,ari, atus /».to be lessencd
iDerdsi^a, iun, p/.gnawed,nibblccL
x>, €ri, rsi, I^uin. a- 2. to d4jx>cruj^,pc^ij[piuJr4.to braak<nTt)iC8Cilbo^ bt» ipUis» ^v u> bc dc.

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Desaltutus, a^ um. pt. danced.
/Jfsalto. are. n. 1. to leap »or danc«,
to cnd a dancc.

//fsarcino, arc. o. 1 to unload.
Descendens, tis. pt. dcscending.
Dcscenditur^'mp. it is gone dowrt.

Descendo [de, scandoj, dere, di,
ensum n. 3.to descend, to go, ov
come down, to fall, or run down,
to aJight, to takc root, to conde-
sccnd,or agree, to be contcnt, op
satished,to degeneratc, to digcst-

Descensio, onis./ .*. adescent,a
going down, a landing.(descend.

Descensunis, a, um. pt. about tp

Desccnsus, us. m. 4. a dcscent.

Dcsciscens, tis. pt. revolting.

•O<fcisco.ere, Ivi. u. 3. to revolt, tp
dcpart.to alter,to changc,to vary.

Dcscissus^, um. pt. torn asunder,
reut.

Descitum est, imp. they rcvoltcd,

Desciturus, a, uin. pt. about to rc^
voit.

/yrscrIbo,birc*ipsi# iptum. o, 3. to
describe, to draw, copy, or write
out,to dividc, to distnbute, to or,
der,or appoint,to dcfine,to-tai,«r
assess. Dcscriberc jura, t<> try
causcs, to sit in judgtnent, Oic.

OES

i)i-:s

DES

issunu». *:ip- discrtcd, fornakcn,Desidi&se. adv. slothmlly, i<J3

ribcd.

scriptio, 6nis /'. ,».a description,
copying,or writing out, u cop\,
r transcript, a plan, »r modcl, a
egistering, ov cnrolling, a tlistri-
mtion.anappoinliucnt (scription
cscriptiiuicula, x ./. 1-a short dc-
tescriptum,i.ri.2 a thingdescribed
lescriptus, a, nm. pt. & attj ior,
comp. dcscribed, writtcn otit, co
picd,sct down.crin onlcr a.ssign-1
ed appointed, dlwdcd, distribut- Dcsidcns, tis pt. sinking under,

ed. taxcd.
Dcsecans, tis. pt. cutting oflT.
/Jrseco,care,cui,r.tuni a. 1 to cut

ofF,ordown,to inow down,to rcap,

to clip, otT, to poll.
Dcsecor, ari. pnxx. to bc cut oflT.
Dcsccratus, a, iim pt profaned.
Desecro,i\lc sacroj,are, avi, atuin.

a. 1. to profanc, to pollutc.
Desectio, onis. /. &a cutting oif, or

down, a mowuur.
Desector, oris m .>. a cuttcr down,

a mowcr, a reaper.
Dcscctus, u,um./»iTcut of,down. or

up,mowed.rcapcd,cut,hcwn (cd.
Descrendus,a, um/i/ to be dcscrt-
Deserens,tis./>f forsuking, lcuving.
/Jrsero, rerc,serui, scrtuni.n. -i- to

dcscrt,to forsake.to quit,to leavc,

to lcaveofKto give up,to fuil,tou»<
Dcscror,ri, ilus p to be dcscrted,

forsakeii,&c Deser. i a mcntc, to

bc distracted, L\c.
y)^serpo,pere,M. '.'*. to crccp along.
Descrtatua,a, um.pt. for*akcn,lrft.

Icft, set, plantcd, fixed, deseit,

lonely, uiiiuliabitcd, untillcd.
I)e scrvio,irc, Tvi, ituni /». 4. to do

servicc, to wait upon, to attend
Dcscs idis atlj, idlc, slotbful, inac-

tive, slow, carcicss.
Dcsiccatio, Gnis. / J a drying up.
Desiccativus,a,um «r//.drying up.
//rsicco, are. act. 1 to dry up.
Dcsiccor. ari- /». to bc dricd up.

sinking, falUngto dccay
Dcsidco.j/lt\scdco], crc, sedi.n- 2.
to sit sti)l,to sit. to bc idlcto loi-
tcr, to spcnd idly, to go to stooi
Des7dirabilis,c uttj. ior, comp. dc-
sirublc, to be desired, v.anted
Desidcrandus.a,um./jl to be dcsir
DesidcraitH, tis. pt. desiring. (cd
Dcsideratio.onis/ J. a dcsiring, or
wishing for, :> desire-
Desideratha \erbasunt, qua*ter-
miuantur in urio, ut scripturio,
micturio,&c. i\\ix a prisc iucdita-
tiva vocvcrbs of dcsiring.(dcsirc

Dcsididsus, a, wm.adj ior, rrt
simus^u/» lazy. slothftil, idl
dolcnt, disengagcd.

2/rsTdo, dcre, sedi. n. 3. toi
or fall down,to sct»le, to ligl
sit down, to go to stool, i
suagc, to chink, or gape.

Designatio, 5nis/-i.a dcsigm
an appointment, a delineitk

Designator, oris. m»- ant
tliat appointetli a processia
a master of cercmonic#,a W

Designatus,a, um.yw.desiptifd
pointed, clioscn, clected. mi

/>csieno,arc.a> 1- to design,t
tcnd, to mean, to appoiot
choose, to mark, or pointou
doom, to show, or signHy, tt
note. ( pointed at, brandcd,

Designor,ari, atus./>. tobesb

Desiliens, tis. pt. runniiujddf

DCsilio <le,salio], ire, Ivi, & i
tuni.n 4 to leap down, orft
aliglit, to vault.

Desmens, tis. pt. ccasing, <

Dcsidcraturus, a, uiu. /»/ about toDesinitur, imp. an endis n

Desideratus, a, um pt dcsired,
longcr l,orwished for,wantcd,rare .

DOsTderiuni,i n.2. dcsire, love, af-
fcction,a longing,orcraving,want,
o/'lack,absence,are(piest,pctition
or supplication. Mcuni dcsidcri-
um,uiy swectheart, my love, CVc.
Scabcndi desiderium, thc itch,
Plin- Desiderium ventris, liat to
do his nccds, JMart.

Ueserlio, onis./. a dcscrtion, afor-DesidcVo, are. act. 1. to dcsirc, to
«aking. (sake. wibh,or long for,to need, to want,

Dt !»erto,are. a. 3 . lo descrt, to for- to ask, lo requirc, to dcmand.

5)eycrtor,oris m.J. adcscrter,afor- Desidei-or.ari. atus/>.to be requir-
sakcr, a turucoat, an cxile.(ncss. ed, or expcctcd.to bc missing, oi

DC-Kcrtum, i. n. a descrt, a wilder- lost. to bc abscnt. (ncss

/)cscrtunis, a, iira. /*/.that will de- Desidia, sc / 1 idh-ness, slothful-
«i-rt • leave, orforsakc. DCsidiiibulum,i. n. 2. anidlc placc.

Ocsertusa, um-^/.&u^.ior, compu

DcsidieS) ci. /. 5. id. qu. Dvtndia- ofl> to discootimii

/)?slno,nc n*,i vi,Jc li, itum-
to ceasctoleave off,togi
to desist, to discontinui
nounce, to hold onc's i
cnd.or concludc,to die
in tcnuitatcm,to be tan
pi«*ri«ni, to Iiavc a fish j

Dcsipiens, tis. pt. dotin
silly.

Dchipientia, ac./. 1. sill

Desipio,[de,sapio], pc
to dotc,to trifle,to pT
to bc foolish, to rave

Desistcns. tis. pt. cea*

Desistftur, imp- it is •!
Mtuin cst, it fiathce

i)rsisto,stf tisis terc. ;
to ccase, to givc o

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147

(T, tr apsxt, to go awajv>r' spising-. ppcwuiamatiia, a,um- pt pceleil oft".

(off. Dcspiciendits, a,um. /rf. to be con- M'squanio,arc.rtlto scalctobark.
is,a. uni. /rtabout to leavc teraned,slightcd, or disrcgarded. Dcsquumor, ari,utus./». to bc scaj-
a,um pt plantcd, set,cea,s- Despiciens, tis. part. dcspising, cd, to bc scourcd, or cleaned.
0,0 nii /3 dcsolation (ed. slighting. Destans, tis. pt- standing 1 off*,or bc-

rius a,um. «J/comfortlcsa DcspYcicntia, x.f 1. contcmpt, n hind one another.
s, a, uiTi- pt. desolatc, for- disrejrard, a looking down. />cstcrto,crc, ui. n. 3. to snorc, to

" Dcspicio, [de, spccio], cCre, pexi, Icave offsnoring. [run.

pectum.o.3. to despisc, to slight, /JfStillo, arc n. 1 to distil, drop,o?*

desertcd, abandoned, left
jud waste, depopulatcd.
irea l.tolay wastc. upon.
ans tis. pt. lookinir down
Stio. dnis / 3. a fooking
1 prospect. a view.
io.dnis f. 3 alookinrr down,
pt,dis.£iin 1 on,to dcspise
o,urc al.tolook down up-
or, ari. p. to bc bchcld
ir,dris m. -a lookcr down.
^irus, V m - pt .that will sce
ls, a, um pf bcn<//.is.simus,
spiscd, slighud, looked
pon. Iro dcspcctissimo
to account very despica-
et.

is,ti-«.ra.4.a dcspising.con-
lespite, a lookiiig down-
ndus, a. uin- pt. to be de-
of, desjpcrate
ns, tis. pt. despairing, bc-
t hopc, de.*pcraU.
nter, mh. despairinjrly.
lio, oni:*. /3.a dcspuirinpr,
. a want of spirit.
tus a, uni pt. &, ailj ior.

to disregard, to look down
Despicior, ci.pectus sum. p. to he

dcspiscd, slightcd, ovcrlooked,

viewcd, soen, &c (bed

Dcspoli.'indus,a, um. /tf.tobc rob-
Dcspolifitor, dris. m. a plundercr.
Dcspoliutus, a, um. pt. pillagcd

plundcred.
/>?sphlio,arc a.l to rob,toplundcr,

to pillajre,tostrip,to empoverish
Dcspolior, firi. p. to be robbcd.
Dcspondens, tis /»«*. betrothing.
/>rspondeo,er<',di, & spdpondi.u.

&. 71. 2 to promise, to proinise in

marriafre. to bctroth, to dcspair

of Despondcrc animum, to f:iii

into dcspair, Pluut.
Despondcor,crc />.to be promiscd,!

to be givcn Xn iiiarriage (er.

Dcspoiisfitor.oris. «1. 3. a bctroth-
Desponsatus, a, um. pt bctrothcd.
Desponsio, 6nia./3. a brtrothingr
DcsponsiiK, a. wva.pt promised,be-

trothcd, affianccd- (:»;>'? ed.

Desprctus, a, uni- pt. grcatly dc

smiu.s *::fj dcspaired of Debpucndus, a, um pt. to be con-

ite, pa»t cure, rcsolule. tcmncd, «*• despijsed-

0, ncre.spK^vifSpreturii.a^DcNjiriiiiatio, onis. /. 3. af-jamin;»

pisc.to contcnm.to Mi^ht jDcspumufis, u. um. pt clarilicu.

,:ire a 1 todespair, to be /iVspilmo, urc.c/ 1 toscuin,totukc

ss, orout ofhopc (cd o'.'- off', to clarif\,t«> diir st,to Icsscn.

r,.lri,utua. p to be dt--,pui;./><rspuo, tiv,riuiiu uct. .'». l<> spil

tio, onis./ .*. contcmpt* I dowu.upon.'"* out.io pouront, to

tus,a,um />/ &»*«(/ issiinu* detcst (upon, to hc spit ou1..D':?tituoi', ni,i)tus. f>- to bclcftde-

c>piscd. slitrhted, .UsL-.-Dcspuor. ui- /»«#*. to be ?»pit. down! stii.ute. (<lisapp'untmcnt.

L, dcspisin^« coiitcmnin>r. Desquamatio.dQTH. /.-i.a sralin^* ot|D«.^titutio. onis. / a f orsaking, a

uis, tb. si« dcjipit»*, a dc' ( fislu 'Deslv.^Vl^, ^\n\. \»t . ^v^nT&r.^^

/7csti'mulo, arc a. 1. to prick, to
wastc

Destina,». /1 a supporter,apillar.

Destinandus. a, um. pt. bound.

Destinans, tis. pt designing.

Dcstinatio, dnis./ 3 a dcstination,
a purposc, resolution,or determi-
nation.

Dcstinato, ndv with full purpose.

Dcstlnatus, a, um. />/.destined,ap-
pointcd, dctennincd, fixed, re-
solved on, pitchtnl, betrothed»
bound fast.

Dcstfno.ure a 1. to dctcrmine, to
dcsign,iiitcnd,or purposc, to aim
at, to mark out, to ordcr, or ap-
point, to suspcc.t,'jrconjccturc,to
value,o»\sct a price on, to buy, to
fix. or bind to cithcr, to betroth.
Destinarc spe,to liojii* it will be»
Jav. sertnonibus, U> gi\c outitis
so, /'/.

Dcstinor,uri,utus./i lobc ticd fast,
aimcd at,hetrot.I.r.d, niarkcd ou.t»
&c. [»lestitute, to be forsakcn.

Destituendus, a, um pt. to be lcft

Dcstitucns, iU.p/. foi-saking 1 .

Dcstituo, [de, statuo], ucre, ui,
uluni./i. ^*. to lcave destitute, to
lcave,to fors:ikc,lo descrt,to jrive
u»>, /#;• o\er, to dcceive, ordisap-
point, to fail, to sct, ct pUcc, to
lix, ur fis^en.

i»*

DIL

DHL

»IM

in picccs, to bc destroyed, to de- sed, put off, sprcad abroad- to di»solve,to coisnme

stroy.(picces, dcstroyed,ruined.DIlauaatio, 5nis./ 3. praise, cora- DIluor,ui,Qtus./>.to be v
DUaceratus, a, um. pt. torn in mendation. (to cxtol. to bc refuted.

iWlaccro.arc.tfl.to tcar,orrcndin7)Tlaudo,are.a- 1- topraise highly, DilQte, adv. ius. ceatifl

picces,to destroy, to consume, toDllectio, onis./ 3- love. DilQtium, i. n 2. an imi

spend,to wastc,or makehavocof,Dilectus,a.um.£f. & ooj ior, cwn/». DIlutus^,um. ft. & aay.

to trouble and vex,to harass.(cd.< issimus. *w/>. dearly beloved, be- issimus tt//>.diluted,wai
Dilac£ror,ari,auiB./> to be destroy- loved, cbosen, choice. ted, tempercd, mingle

«Dilacrumo, arc n. 1. to wccp, toDuemma, atis. n. 3 an argument thin- Dilutus color afi

drop. (to cleave, or split in two. that convinces both ways. Gcff.Dilutissima potiOyi

Dilammo, [di, lamina], arc. act. l.Diligcns, tis atfi. ior, comp. issi- draught of watcr, sr «
Dilaniandus, a, um. pt. to bctorn. mus.«ifp.diligcnt, industrious, ac- Dllimes, fct / 5 aderag
i Ilaniatus, a, um p*. torn, rent, tive, careful, mindful, studious, Diluvio, arc. a. 1. to ov

tearing. (glc, to devour. fond of, thrifty, wary; pt. loving, DIluvium,i n 2. a delug

i/ilinio. are. acf.l.to tear,to man- choosing. dation, a calamitj , dett

Dilanior,ari p- to be torn 'in pie-DilYgentcr, adv. ius. comp. issYme, DTmachar,arum.^/. m 1-

ces, rent, or dissipatcd. j §up. diligently, carcfully, with /)imadeo,€re,dui neut 2

I flapldans, tis. pt. stoning. ; distinction. wet. to melt. (to sprei

Dilapiddtio, dnis./ 3. a dibpida-DIlig^ntia,x./l.dilig]cnce,care,at. /)imano,are w 1 toflow,i

tion, a wastcful spcnding. tcntion,labor,fmgality,<tiscrction Dlmensio, 5nis / a dio

2)ilapido,urc.a 1 to clear ofttones, Dlllgt) [di, log-o], gcrc, lcxi, lcc- mcasuring.

to pelt with stones,to consumc,or tum.acf. 3. to love, to favor, or re- Dlmensor, oris. m. a mc

squander away,toembe/,zlc [way spect, to divide, or cut up. Dlmensus, a, um. pt. ba

Dilapsurua^,u'n/>/.aboul toslip a-DilTgor, gi. p. to be loved. sured, or meted out, n

Ddapsus, a, um.pt gliding along, /)Xl5rico, are. a.l.toiingird,toun- /)imcrgo,gere,rsi. a. 3.

sl' opi ng asidc, fallen down, de- do, to tear off, to rip opcn. Dimetatus, a, um. pt. m

cayed. /JilQcco, Src, uxi. n 2. to shinc, to Dimetatio.onis. / 3. a t

/)uargior, Tri, Itussumo*. 4 to be- bc clcar, evident, or* manifcst. Dlmeticndus, a,um pi 1

stow Hberally, to give, to dividc. Z)tluccscit, imp it grows light, it Dimetien8,ti»./>f mcasuxi
Dilargitus, a, um. pt. having bc- dawns, the da} brcaks. (tion. Dimetiens, tis/ a diam

stowed, bestowcd givcn. (ing. DilucTttitio, onis. f. 3. a delucida- /)Imetior,iri, mensus sui
Dilitana,tis/)r c-nlarging, cxlciul-Dilficidc, adv- evidently, clcarly. measure, or metr, to
Dilatatio, onis./ •». an enbrgin;r. Dilflcido [di, lucidus], arc. a. 1. to rcckon up, or tell ovei
D.Iatltor, 5ns. m. 3 an cnlarger- ' makc plain, or clcar. /)imetor,ari. d. 1. to nra

Dilatatus, a, um. pt. dilatcd, ex- DilficiduH, r., um. adj. ior, comp. DIinlcans,tis. pt fightinj

tcndcd strctchcd out^ enlarged. ! clear, pl.iin, man'.fest, bright. ing- (b:tttlc,a strugglc,(
DiIatio,dnis./3 a delaying, delay. DiluculaM^.itdawns. (morning. Dimlcatio, dnia./ 3. sfc
Dilato^li, latus], arc, avi, atum. c. DIluculo adv. betimes in theiDIniicator, 6ris. m. 3. a

1. to dilatc, to extcnd.to enlarge,1)iluculum, \.n 2. cLiybreak»dawn. DimTcatur, imp. it is con

to make, or opcn wide. Dlludium, i. ra. 2. rcspite from ex- Dimicaturuj, a, um pi-

Dilator, ari,atus./r.to b<j enlarged, ercisc. (ed iight.

to be writtcn at largc. Dilucndus, a, um. pt. to be clear- Dimtco,care,cui & clvi

Dilator, 6ris. nu \\. a dclaycr. iDiluens, tis. pt. washing, clearing fight, to engage, to sk

DJJatorius, a, um. adj. dilatory. i/)7luo,u£rc,ui,utum. a. 3. to wasb, contend, to struggle, ti

DilitQnia, a, um. about to defer. { or rinse, to wash off, or away, to DlmVdiStim, o*iv. by ha|

IWttiBy m, um. fii. Welaycd, defcr- DHrgu,sr cV^ittoejLuUui^ t*> mijt,|Dimidiata»A um< p*~ <&

DlJtt

DIR

DIR

155

i, halved, half. jDfmoreot, cri. p. to be remoYcd. Directo,8t DTrecte\ aav. ius, confp*

, i. n. 2. the half. (tus.iDintrio, Ire. n. 4. to squcak like ai directly, straight,simply,without
a, um. adfr. see Dimidia- mouse. (numbered- condition, downright. * (guide»

u£re,ui,utum.a. 3. to di- Dlnumerendus, a,um. pt. to bc Dlrector, 5ris. m. 3. a director, a
xi lessen, to abate, to Dinum£rans,tis.pf reckoiiing.(ing. Directunv.n.2.rig , ht,juatice,equi-

pieces,to alienatc.Dimi-
put,to break one's head,

,01, Qtus. p. r. Diminuo.
, diiis./3. a diminution
lg.Diminutio captis, the
one's head, or freedom.

linutio mentifl, a raving, Diocccsanus, i «i. 2. a dioccaan.

one 9 s xnst%,Suet (word
um,i. n. 2. adiminutive
\j a, um. pt. diminished
nis. /*.a uismission,a dis-
sending forth, or awuy .
is, a, um. o/(/. dimissory
s, a,ura. ^f .about to dis-

i, um. ^f dismissed,sent

Dinihntratio, dnis. /:i. a numberl ty. (line

Z)iniim£ro,are.a. 1. to number, to Directura,ae./l.alaying out by a
rcckon, to count, to pay money. DTrectus,a, um. pt.hadj. ior, comp.

Dmumeror,ari. pXo be numbefed. directed aimed, raised, ordercd.

Diobdlaris,e.ar//. chcap, vile. Dio- set in array, ©r order, made, op
bolare scortum, a common slut^ ruled, straight, cut, divided, di-
hackncyed whorc, Plaut. rect, plain, downright.

DTremptio, 5nis./ 3. a seperation.

ken up,sent,dropped,or
iwnjowcre&submitted,
id, paid, remittcd, yivcn
livorced. divulgeu, dis-
HtDinrissh» manibus fu-
un in all haste, Plnut
>.ia a,uni pt.Xo be dismis-
tis- pt. dismissing (scd
*re,iiiipssum a >. todis
and, or btnd awuy, to
tischarge. or acquit, to
iet sIip,tolctfall,to drop.
> lcave, to abatc,to sub-

Diarccsis, is,vel cos. /•>. a diocese, orbrcaking ofF.(part,ortake away.

a jurisdiction, a govcrnmcnt, a Dlrempturus, a, um. pt. about to

provincc, a bailiwick. Dircmptus,a, um. )M.divided,sepa*

Dicecctcs, x. ra. 1. a stcward, an rated, parted, taken sway.

oversccr, a managcr, a builiff Dfremptus,us.m.4.a parting.[soft]y
Didtu, x/ 1. a drinkin^ -pot with Z)Trepo,£re,psi,ptum.a.3. to creep

two cars. Dircptio,5nis./!.J.a robbing,pillag»

Dipthongus, i./ 2. a dipthontj. ing, plundering, or rifling, extor-
'Dip1inthus.a,um.ac//.of two brteka tion. (spoilcr.

Diploi*, idis./ J. a doublct.
Diploma,atis. n a diploma, a char-

c advouchcsit, Cic. (ed
i,issu* p. to bc dismiss-
~ wm.pt rcmovcd, ba
Lhrust away, parted,

erc,dvi, otum a.2 to re-

thickneas.

ter,a prince , B lettcrs patcnt, an Dfreptus^,um. pt. plucked,or torn

cdict, a mandamus, a passport.
Dipondiarius, a, um, aaj- of two

pounds wcight.
Dipondium i n. ScDipondius, i. m.

vcl Dilpondium,i.?/.&Dupondius,

i.m. 2. a wciglit of two pounds, a

penny hal»'pcnny.
Dipsacum, i n. 2. a teasel.
Dipsas, adis / 3 scrpcnt.
utt in,soplunge.Eorctn|Dipt6ton, i. n. 2.a diptote, a noun

Direptor, Oris. m. 3. a robber, 1
Dlrepturus,a,um. pt. about to tear
in pieccs, about to plundcr.

m picces, torn from, robbcdV
spoilcd, plundered, beaten, or
pullcd down.

Direptus, us. m. 4. ataking away.

Diribco, Sre,bui.a.2.to count over,
to distribute, to pay.

Dinbeor, Sri. p. to be distrihuted.

DirfbTtor,oris. m. 3. an officcrthat
makes a scrutiny, ajudge, ade-
terminer, a carver, a sewer.

put away, *r a^icle, toJDine.aruni* pl-fl cuMes^rimprc- withfear.

«ie, to movr, to b;mish,! cations thc luries Dirigo, [di, rego], gcre, rexi, rec-

iw.toplough.cr- turn >*p,|Directio,onis / >. a dircction,a di- tum.n.3,todirect,to rulc,or guide,
ahrh, to cnga^r. i rcct leading to a thin , an aim. to ^ead, or cwiduct, to rau^ ta

that hath only two cuses. DirtbHorium,i.n. 2. a place whcrc

Dipyros.i.c. g. 2twicc in the fire. soldiers were mustcrt-dand paidj

Dlradiatio, dnis. / ..-. a sprcading Dirlgendus,a,um. pt. tobe dircct-

&c of vincs in tlie form of sun- Dirigcns, tis. pt. directing. (ed>

beams. (likc thc rays of the sun. //Tn^eo,ere,ui n. 2. to grow stiff,

2/7ridiy,a;-c. a 1- tospn^ad, or set to siand on end, to grow cold

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sct in ordcr, 0»* array, to steer, toDirutua.a, um.pt. pulled, broken,
ani^or le vel, to raise, or lifl up, to or cut down, dcstroycd, over-
measure, or mark out, to divide. tluown,ruined._Ere dirutus miles

DIrigor,gi,rectus _Vto bc dircctcd.

a soldier that had fbrfclted his Disccrnor, ni.cretus. /

Dirniicndus,a,um. pt. to bc deciu. pay, Cic. a bankrupt, Verr.
DtriraciiSftis. tot. brcaking oft". (edDis, in composition, stands.fbr di.
Dlrimo [di, cmo] mere, remi, I)i»,diti», c.^.&dlten. ior, comp is-

terrupt, to divide, to part, to de- fertile, ample, large.
termmc, to decidc, to put an end Discalceatus, a, um. pt. unshod.

rcmptum,a. 3. to break off, to in- simus, *up. rich, wcalthy, great Discerpo [dis, carpo],

to.

(ed.

/M-calceo, arc. act. 1. to unshoe
Dirimor,i, remptus p. to be part-,2)/«cavio,vi,cautum. n. 2. to bc ve^Discerptu_^,um./M.tor

Discessio, Onis /. 3. a

to disccrn, to distt
judgc,or dctermine,tc
appeasc, or qucll.

cerned, distinqui-hcu

Discerpcndus^a, um.pl

in pieces, to tear in p

ptum a.3.to pull,orte;

to divicic, to scatter, '

Discerpor, pi, ptus. p.

Dirlpicndus, a, um. pt. to be nlun- ry circwnspect, to beware of.
Dinpiens,tis._W plundering(dered Discedcns, tis. pt. departinjr.
Diripio [di, rapio], pere, pui, rep-Discrtditur, discessum est. imp

tum. act. 3. to tear asundcr, or in they depart.

pieces,to castdown,or d__troy,to _D»«cedo,dcre, cssi, essum. n. 3. to

tear,orpull down,to takc away, or\ depart,to go off, ©raway,to clope.

from, by force, to rob, spoil, oii to comc off, to separate, to be

plunder, to detract. (iu picces. partcd, or dividcd, to leave off, to
Dinpior.i, rcptus, /nm«. to be torn' ceasc, to vanish, to dic, to give
Dintas, atis/ 3. nerceness, rug-S place, or yield, to bc changcd, to
■ gcdness, crueltv, inhuinanityj opcn,orgupc,to except. Superioi

ominousness. ! disccdit, lic g"ets the better, Vic.

Diruendus, a, um. pt. to be pulled Disccdcrc non male, to come

down, or dcstroycd, to destroy. 1 wcll ott", Plaut.
Diruens, tia. pt. destroying. Discciidus,a, um.pt. to be lcarncd

i)zruinpo,perc,upi,uptum, a. 3 toJDisccns, tis. pt. leaniing > .

break,to breakin picces,to break|l)isceptans, tis. pt disputing.

ofl", to burst, (ken, to bc burst |Disccptatio, 6nis./ :*. a disputing-.
Diruiupor, pi, uptus, />. to be bro-Disceptauuncula,xYl.a wrangle.
/)7runcino,are.a.l.to saw,or plane;Disccptator,dris.»i.5.an arbitrator
/)7ruo,uere,ui, utum, a. 3. to pullDisceptatrix,icis/3 shc tliat judg-

down, to ovcrtlirow, to destroy.

Dlruor, ui, iitus. /m»«. tobe pidl edlDisce ptatur, im/>. thc point is ar

down. ___re dirui, to lose his pay
for somc crime, Fe.*t.
Diruptio,6nis/. 3 a bursting. (ter.

Diruptus,a,um. pt. & adj. burst, or
broken,quite wastcd,stecp, crag*-
gy, rigorous, harali, scverc.

Dirus^,um. aaj. ior, comp. issimus,

• • m 1 J.* f l_ _.*| 1 __ __ * ■■

es bctween two, a detcrminer.

gned. (dispute, or detcrmine
Disceptaturus, u, um.pt. about to
Disccptatus, a,um.p/. disputcd.

Diruptor, oris- m.u burster, a wa.-|Di_eepto[dis,capto],are.a l.to dis-

putc,dcbatc, or rcason, to award.

to determinc, u> setlle, to judge
Disceptor, ari. p. to bc dcbated
Disccrncns, tis. pt. disccrning.

»«p.d_rc,drcadrul, homble, terri- Discerniculum,i./i.2. a pin, or bod-
ble, execrable, ugly, cruel, chV kin, a diflerencc, or diversity.
mal, niojuyrniidi iatal» ominous. |Z)/ffCcrng,nc re f cre vi, crctum. a. 3.

partingjor divorce, an
want, a voting, or se]
Discessurus, a, um. /
leave, or quit.
Discessus, ua m. 4 a (
going away,an opcnii
asunder. Discessuse
Discus, cos. m. 3. a co
Discidium,i.n.2. a seps
vorce, departure, des
Discincte,a£/u dissolut
Discinctus, a, um- pt.
armed,diasolutc, ncgi
ful. (in two, to be to
Discincendus, a, um/
/>Mcindo,dcre,scidi,ist
cut, or liew asunder,
rend in pieccs, to di 1
Discindor, di, issus._)
ken, or rent asunder.
/>i*cingo,gerc,nxi i nct
ungird,or undo,to stri
of office, to confute,
Discingor, gi. p. to be
Discipllna, z. /. 1. di
struction, litcraturc,
cnce,a profession,ort
on,a way.orcustonvj
a __ct.

Discipllnabilis, e. at
Discipllnatus,a, um.oi
ed.
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:/a shescholar,Graudi-7)/*crepjto, ire. n. 1. to di?agrcc,\Discureim, adv. runuinf? «everally.
lcarncr.an apprcnticc to jar. Di*curaio,diiis./3.arunningabout.

i.m.3.a disciple,a 8cho~'/J/«crepo,are, pui & puvi, pitum. n Z)/*ciirso, are freq. 1 to nin ovcr.
um />/.rcnt,tom,pulIed ! l.to ditfcr,to disagTCcto disscnt, Discursor,onsm.j.a runncr about.
p. it is lcarncd. (down to jar,to vary,to sound difiVrciith
src,usi Gsum, act >. toDiscrete,a</r.separatcly di&tinctly
i scparate, to sct apart. Discrctim, adv scverally.
Li.uvjs/» tobc scparat-Discrctio, onis./. 3- a separation

l, um pt- shut up. (cd.Discrcturus,a. uin /«'•abouUo scvcr shake.

didici a 3 tolearn,toDiscrctusy a, um./>/ 6c tidj. partcd,
iL, to be informcd , separated, sevcred, dificrcnt.

frass. to hc learncd. 'Discruuciuinis n. 3. diflcrcuccdi- scssor.

Discursus,us mA a runninjr ahout,

a Hifrht, a disc.ourse, a treatise.

Discus,i.m.2. a cjuoit, dish, platter.

Discussio, ouis. / iJ. a shaking", a

Discussor,oris.ma diligent search-
cr, inquirer, or cxaininer, an as-

discuss.

,i.m 2. in acc. discobo- vei"sity,di$tinctioiyiiscivtion. de- Discussorius, a, um. adj. ablc to
uit-castcr, i piecc of hatc, doubt, dangvr, perij, hattle,'Di.<-cussiirus,a,um. /i/. aboutto dis-
vo. kmanship. ! aspacc, or distancc, thc plough- cuss. (dispersed, drivcn back.

>nis./3 a scethinjr. : in^, or harrowing of laud, thciDiscussus, a, um. pt. shakcn otT,
a, uni pt wcllhoih-d. ' parting of hair. Di.scuticndu9.a,um.p/.tobeshaken

■is adj. discoloured,ofaDiscrimniatim, adv. diblinclly.
r>lour.particoloured,:in- Discrinrin.itio,diii»/.). a scvcrin^.
colours,particoloHrcd.l)iscrnidnatus, a, uin pt. distinct.
., a, mii. atlj of difie-Di.-criiiniKMrc ti.l. to dividc. (cd-
t, imp. it is not ciMi-Discriiinuor ari/i to be distinj.yuM»-
(to disair.iv. DiM-rUciatus, a, iim. /*.'. tortured.
Oiirc n.4. to lic iinhkc,; toniic-iUcd.tn)!ibled,auMic'ad vcx
t intcr mc & tc, imp ;///*criiciu,urc. a 1 to torincnt,to
. ajrrec, flor. (wcll.,Discriicior.ari,at;i.../i. to be much
*rc, oxi.»;r/. 3. to *ecth' vcxed.'irtroublcd,tob<tnrinentcd

\. patft to he bolcd. Discubitus, us. m 4 :» sitting', iHDisertim.«//T-cxprcssly,particular,

|. J. J« ^^ 111* 1 J # I»» —. I" * M * «.*

Discnticns, tis. pt shakiug. (otf.

Disciitio dis,quatio],terc, ussi.us-
sum.u 3to discuss,to shakc, cast,
beat, or battcr down, to beat, or
dash in picccs, to drivc away, to
haiiUh,to dispcrsc, to sliakc off,
to dif^cst.

Disoitior, ti. p. to bc quashcd.

Dincrtcv/ffe.ius. romp. cloqucntlv,
ele£antly,cxpressly by name. (iy

li?,c adj disajjrccablc.; lying down at mcat.

,tis./:. # . tlivordaiit, jar-7//*cubo, barc. bui, bitum n. 1. to

Tccin^viiircrinjr, altor- lic down to slccp.

j t ftiiis,/.:. , di!rcrcii'*c/i»^Di'»cumbciis, tis. /»/- sittin^ down.

cf.l. discoix^vananccjDisciuubituLvm/'* they sit at tablc.

icnt, dchatc, striic. /At«cumho, bciv, cubui, cubilum.

s,c flf(/.cau^in^disconl. n. 3. to lic, or sit down.

is,a. um. 7 'j co;itcrKious|l>isciincatiis. a, um.pt. clovcn, or

arc. ;.«•*// 1. to i>c at split asundtr withawedge much

to diHcr, to disagrcc,
Lrary to.
*. adj. discordant, jar-
/litTcrpnt, «litfciiui?. cou-
t ti.4 ^/.(liticring. (tran.
ia, x.f. 1- adiifercncc.
imp. thcy dittcr

/ii>cupio l pcrc l ivi t jtum.?i.<i.to«Ii.-Hin;
DiscuiTcns t tis. /i/. runningup and

down, ruimini^, dividing.
Discurritur, imper*. mcn run.
/)/iCurro,rerc,ri,rsum. ;;. . to run

luthcr and thithcr*, a. to run ovcr
|Discursaiis, tk. pt. running- up and

U oius. f. 3. disputc,} down- to and fro

*r*jv |DiscUrsiltio, onis. /. 3. a rtuning

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Discrtus^um- adj. ior, camf*. issi-
inus,^///i.clo<pieiit<flucnt,copiotisa
suhtlc,witty,plain,cxprcss.'cliap.

///«hiasco, crc. inc. 3. to bcgin to

Disjcctojdis.jacto^are frcq- 1. to
toss, or throw up and down.

Disjcctusa,um./>/. dispcrscri, scat
tcrecl, routcd, dcstroyed, thrown
<lown,ovcrtlirown. (dispersion.

Disjcctus, us. m. 4. a dissipation,a

Disjicio d'iK,jacio , cerc, jcci, jcc-
tuni.a. 3. to dispcrsc,to scattcr, to
putto flig-hMoovLilhrowtto throw
down, to destroy, to prevcnt.

Disjicior, ci. p- to bc scattcrcd.

//i>jii^oJirc.a.l.to unyoke. (rally.

Disjuncte, Disjnnctim, adv. scve-

DisjancUo, *3ivi». f ^. ^w^iCx^

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disunion, a diffcrencc
Disjunctlve', orfi'. disjunctivcly
DiBjunctivus t a,umar//.disjuncUvc

dispel of drivc away,to banish, to;Disncrticndus, a, uxn. pt

rcmove, to scp.tratc, or dividc
Dispellor, li p, to be driven away.

Disjunctum, i. «. 2. a disjunctiveDispendiosus, a,um. adj. hurtful.
pn>position, whereof one parUViKpcndium.i. w. 2. expencc. cost,
must be true, or thc proposition! charjre, loss; damafrc, a circuit.
is fa!se. |D#*pcndo,diirc,di, nsum. act. 3. to

Disjunctus,a,um/>l-Sc adj\or.comp.\ spend, to cnnsumc* to employ
issimus, tntp. disjoincd, scpar.it- Dispenno [dis,pcnna], urc. n. 1. to
ed» uuyoked, dividcd, alicuatcdJ strcteh out the wiiitfs. (naged-
separate. rcmotc, unlike. jDispcnsandus, a, uni. pt. to be ma-

jBwjun£0,jr,cre,nxi,nctum. a. 3. to Dispcnsatto,3nis./ >. dispcnsation,
disjoin,to senaratc,to part, toun- 1 distribution, mana^ement, stew-
yoke, to withdraw. Disjungerc a ardsliip. (a steward, a managcr.
mammu. to wcan, Varr. ted. Dispcnsator,6rism. 3. adispcnacr,

Disjungor^gi, nctus. p. tobe part-DfcpengaUir, imp. it is dispcnscd.

Dispalutns, a, um. pt. straggling, Dispcnsutus, a, uiii. f>(. dispcnscd,
wandcring 1 about, dispersed. ! distrihutvd, divided, managcd.

Dispalcsco,cre.7i.toibeinadekiHiwn/?/<pciiso, ure.a. 1. to dispcnsc,to

Dispaloldis,palor|,arc.a.& n. 1. to| distribute, to luy out, to manajrc,
scattcr, to dispersc, to wandcr a- to administcr. to dispose,or set in
bout, to strug-gle, to be sprcad ordcr. (posed,manugcd,orspreud
abroad- jDispciw)r,ari,atus. fm*s. to bc dis-

2>Mpandodcrc,di, passum. «. ?>. to />/..porcutio,terc,ussi.a. :*. to dash
stretch out, to sprcad abroad. j out.

Dispansus, a,um./tl. strctchedont, Disperditio,oni*i./. ^J.a dealroyin.or
cxtendcd\sprcadabroadfuncqtial.l)ispcrditus,a.um. pi. lost,undonc.

Dispar, aris. adj. unlikc, diflV k rcnt.; , />iJv])f»rdo ( dcrc,didi,ditum. a. &. to

Disparandus,a,um./rt.to be parted. los>c,to«pcnd,tow:iste,toscpiunder

DUparflis,c.ar(i\diffiercnt,unequal. Dispcrdor, di, tlitus. p. to bc lost.

Disparihtas, atis./. 3. unlikeness,7>/.vperco,iiv.ii.;2. 4. tobe undone
diversity.incquality. > % quaUy.' niined, ".-disfrroyed. Dispcivam,

Dispariliter, aitv. diversh, unc- lct nu» di<;,Aoi . Dispcrii, iainut-

Disparo,area. 1. to sever, to sepa- tcrly nndonc, 7Vr. (persed

rate, to be unecjual, or unlikc. .Dispcr£cndus,a, um. pt. to be di.n-

JDupartio» Tre, ivi. a. 4- to diridc.lDispcr|ro [di. spargoj, gcre, rsi.

Dispartior, iri. />. & n. to be divid- rsum.a.3.to disperse,to scattcr,to
ed, to divide. spre:«d. Dispergcre vitara in au-

DispartTtus, a» um. pt. divided. ras, to dic, Virg. Dispergit saxa,

Dispassus, a, um. part. extcnded, he ma kcs thc stones ftyabout, Lvc
fcjied out. Di*per;<or,fri, rsus, p. to be sprcad.

DiruSff^uiA. um. pt. about toDisperse, ath\ lierc and thcre,
»up.d\Tc r dri.or vicw. (ration.Dispcrsim,ac/v.scvcrally. (looscly
blc, execrabittfrard, considc-Dispersus,.a,um./)/.dispersed,scat-
mal, mgurnrui, f ving away. Stered, spread abroad, separated

*um a a. 3* to Dispcrsus, ils. m. a diflpersing.

vidcd, sprinkled.
Dispertioi dis,partio|,irc,

a. 4 to divide, to distrih
Dispcrtior, Iri- p. to be d
Dispcrtitus, a,um. pt- diri
Dispesccns, tis. pt. separ
Dispcsco'dis,pasco ,cere

to drivc froin pasture, t
Dispescor, eris. ci. p. to l

from food, to be dividci
Dispessus, a, um. part. i

widc, or asunder.
Dispicio [di, specioj, ce

pcctum,a.r»to look abou

to disccrn, to espy, to c
Dispicior,ci./i.tobc hchel
Displicatus,a,um.^/. scatt
Displiccns, tis. pt. displc:
DisplTccntia, x.f. 1. adis
DispliccO[dis,pl»ccOj, en

tum. n. % i to displeasc, t(

Displicitums a » um. pt.

displcasc, that will tlisp
DisplicitiiH, a,um. pt- dis]
Di>])iodo[dis.plaudo], cre

tj.\. to burst with noise,
Displodor, di, sus. p. to t
Displosus, ;mun. pt. let o

crar.k, &c discharged, 1
Displuviatus, a, um. at

shclving" to carry oft" thc
Disp61iabn!um,i n*2 a plai

robbery, &c. is committ
/>/#polio,are a. l.to despc
DUpOlior, ari. p. to be rob
Dispo ncndus,a,um/i/.to h

Disponcns ^ 3 - P*° dispoa
7)/sp6no,nere,pdsui,situii
disposc,to place,orset ln
put,orset,to settle,to div
tribute,to appoint, to ad
Dispdnor, ni, posltus, p. 1
posed.

Dispdslte, adv. methodu
Disp5sitio,6nis/. 3. a

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clispcrscd, scattcrcd, sprratl a«| W*sbno, are,nui,riitum, n. 1. U) bc dividc, to part, to scpante.
broad,shattcrcd in picces,routed discordant, to jarr, to disagrcc Distcrmmor, ari./«. to be scp
Diasipo, are. a. 1. to dissipatc, to Dissonus, a,um. adj. dissonant dif- Distt rminus, a,um.a<//- separ.
disperse,to scatter,to drive awuy, fcrent^discordstntjjarriiu/.confiis- /)fvtcro,rcrc.u. .tt> pound. g
to confound, or disordcr, to dis- Dissors,i:s.ar//.disa£recablc to ed Distichon, i. n. 2. a distich- au
solve,to WRStc,orsquandera\vay, Dissuadendus, ;t, uni.pt. tobc dis- Distillans, Us.pt. distilling-, i
to consiunc, to sprcad abroad, to suadcd. . pinjr. arh

publish. tcrcd. D.Siuadcns, tis. pt. dissuading-. ;Di*tillatio v dnis./ 3. a disttlh

Dissipor, uri, atus /». to bc scat- //Msuadeo,cre,asi, asuin act. 2 toDistillator, bris. m. 3. adistiil
Dissitus, a, um. pt. scatlercd, dis- dissiade,U> atlvisc tothccofiti'ary!/>Mlil]o,aTc.u.&ii.to disiiU,to<

Dissaadcor, er-. p to be dissuadcilDistillor l ari,fitus./». to bc dist
Disiuasio, oms /. 3. a dissuasion. l)istinctc,a<7v.ius c mp tlistii
Disi.uftsor, oris. m 6. a dis.suadcr.

pcrscd, tlistant, reinotc.
Dissbciabdis, c. adj. discordant.

opposite, to bc partcd.
Dissbciatio, oni ./. '>■ u disuuion, u

icpar.uion. antiputhy, avc:siou
Dissbciutus, a, uni. pavl. dividcu,

partcd, separatcd, disuiiited.
2>/«socio,ure.ii.l.to dividc,to part,

to separutcyto bivak,c/r dissulvc.
Dissbcicr, iiri. p. to be purlcd.
Dissolvuudus,a,uiti. pt. to # dissolve.

07'be dis«iolvcd,to abolish.(solvcd
DissblQbdis, c. mlj. cas\ to be dis-
Dissolvcns, tis. pt. dissoi\in£
/)i>solvo,vcrisvi.!utuni a . todis-

solvc, to mclt, to brcak, or tlasi

in picccs, to bivak down, to dc-

atroy, to causc to dic, to loosen.

to unbind, to tiisiV, ? £;i£r, to an

nul, or ahrogutc, lo pay, to ptv-

fornijto answciyo rcsnl vc,to fivt

from suspcnuif, to rcfutc. (<*d
Dissolvor,\i,lutus p. to bc dtssolv-

abolished.orbrokcn duwn jrcntK
Dissblutc, a'Iv dissohitdy, ne^li-
Diss6Hi1io,bms./°.«. u dissohition, :

dissokin^, an uholi.>h;ii»\ u pwr-

gution, or ansurriiit*;, \\toknu;>s,

casi n ess, dissoh 1 1 cncss.
Dissnlutui,u,Uin./i.'.& u>!j. ior,ro»;./».

issimus, *///i- diSsoKcd, loosentd.

dishcvcllcd. brokcn, ahchshcd,

shakcn ort", avoilcd, dissolwtcjD.stenuis, iis. ,n

abandoucd, dcbauchcd, loos ,!l)'r:tt.Tiuinans, tis. pt. boundintr

wcak, mild. 'harsh.JDistcrmtiirttus,:i,u:n. />/• separatcd.

1

plainly. clearly, onlcrK.
Distiiu*tio,Gn;&[/.' ■■. adistincti
divcrsity.a poiut,9r note, a g
Distinctus,a,Ui:i pth ar//.icr,
di<tinct, cxphcit, tlist.n^u
tnarkctl, pointcd, notcd, di\
sct, inlaitl, adorncd, siripci
vcrsiiicd. (orscparation, va
Distinctus, As m. 4. a distin
Distmendus, a,um. part. tn b
plo\cti, hindcred, &c.
Distinco [dis.tcm-o], crc, nu
tum.ac/. 2. to hintlcr, to kc
hohl employcd, to keep f
siop.totlividc, to part, to p.
or perplex.

Distmcor, 6ri. p. to be hirwlc
, /i^tingiiens, tis pt. distinguit
/>iAtinifuo,cre, nxi, nctum. <i
<L:sLiji^iiish v todivcrsii\ . to
to udorn, to set, inlav, or cn
to scpurate, or dividc, to
distinctlv.

D'..stin^iii»r, g-ui, nctua. /i. to l

tiiigui.shcd, <li\<. rs ri.-.i, I^c

Distno, urv./rq. 1. tn be d

.jis { o,"arc. stiti. ?». 1. »n nc d

to dirtVr, *o h».* iini ; i;c.

Distorcjucns, ti.<- /*■■■. mrning

/J/.vtonpico,t ■rc,rf.,itum. cn

sc. t a\\ ry,to tom a «ide.to to

l)istnriio,oiiis./'.> thsloHion i

t ■■I.u*«s<i, a tuniiiv. a wn k st

DJasdnuns, try. **; f. (^/jK4^-j¥«ii<.7>.>tcrmino, iirc. *. I- tnhmiiuK ^(T|Disioiuis,a,iiin.W.St ndj. ior,

Dissuasums, u,um pt. to dissuade.
///'«suuvior, iiri. //. to kiss swcctly.
i)is.<ialt:uis.tis/i/.hrcakinj^asiindcr.
Dissult) |'dis,salto , urc. «i.l. to fl\

about, to brcak, to i*oar.
///>su.) f uerc,ui,iiUim. art. ."3. to un-

stitrli, to uuiip, to undo. (pcd
DibSfitus, a, iiiu. pt unsewcd, rip-
/iMubcsco, crc. */ic. to consumc,

to iiicll. (loalhcth.

//Attvdct, uit, & ?esum cst. it
D.-»tans, tis. pi- distant, diilcrinjf.
i) : staut.a, i'./" 1 distaiiciyliff t.Tencc
Distrniu-n.', iis. u. strcicnini^Oip
f)itt\i uvio.crL',d:.lum cs. s«un.(/.^. to

Sirt-ich o:it, to cxtcml 10 swell,to

idl. tciitlcd, pui?t.d up, ii.c.

i)i»(ciitlnr, tli, Mtus pa#s. to be cx-
i)istcusu.-», a.um. pt. btrctchcd out,

cxtriidcd.
Distcntio, onis./ X a distcntion, a

slrctc!»'.u;f out. l)istcnt:o iicn o

rum, a conv ulsion, ur cramp, ( W.f
D:stciUo,j.:V./svy 1. tostcetch out,

lo :i:.iLc lai-j;-. , to stuftytu cr.iui
D'st,ntus,a,uiii pt.X. m(i. ior, c tnp.

ihsimus, vz//j. strctchcd out, c\

tcndcd, swcllcd, iillctl, husicil

takcn up, lct, hindcrcd. (out.

4. a strctchinj}

DIS

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161

ttt h. distorted, deformcd I ar puJI. f bouiuL 0fvcrb£ro,are. act. t. %o strike, lo

l f howed. irrcgular. Distriinror, gi, iclus /»«<*. to bc« brat, to banjr, to clcavc, orcut.

j.diti*/. 3. a scparation, u /)/«truuco.uri:. «_f.l. toquartvr, to|Divcrbium,i. n. 2. thc first part of

a comcdy.
I)>vi.'rsc,«//TMUS, ci mp. issimc. »ub.

, a drscrtion. a sclling.
s.a, \ im.pt. karfj. ior.rom/t,
«a^.distractcd. drawn, «r
asundcr, dnwu, parted.
separated, diftuscd.
r.lu9 a, inn. pt. to bc part-
vii atmnder, broken ofl*.
jarcelled out s>1d, &c.

cui otfa limb. or piecu. 'down.
Disturbatio, dnis. / 3. a casting
/Vfturho. are. a. 1. tooverthrow
to cast down, to disordcr, or con
found, to lct and hindcr. dovvu
Disturbor. ari, iitus. p. to bc cast
Dltandus a, n:n /»/. to bc enrichcd.
Ditans. tis. part. cnrichiiig. cd
Jitre.av», artum.ffrf.3. to Ditjttis a, inn. pt cnrichcd, stor-
raw asouder.to part,to se Ditc-ico cerc./wr. l.to jrmw rich, o/
lo diviri**, to brcuk otf. to bc cnrichc<l.to bc well ntorcd, or
to end.to ronclude todc- fuU.f bcloiijriug to a dithyrambic.
efcr. to divcrt. to sell. Dithynmbicus, a, um. a-ij of o»
; hi, actus. p. to bu part- Dithyrambus,i.m 2 a nainc; of Hac-

chus.a song in honor of Bacchus
I)itio,6nis />. mlc, powcr, autho
rity, cinpirc, lordsliip, a shirc, oi
place of j urisdict ion rich,fruitful
DTtis,e.ri</y ior, c mp. isaimus, *///*.
Ditissimc, adv. most riohly. (rich
Dito.arc.ac/.l. to cnrich. to make
DTtor, firi patt. to l)c cnrichcd.
Diii. adv. ti iis, c mp. tissime,«///»
a loii£ timc,or u hilc,loiif?.of long
coutifluancc, in thc day timc
Diva, i/.a gaddcss«a shc-saint
ZJZvagor. ari. d. 1. to go astray.

leri, &■-. (distrihutcd
ndus. a, um. fnirt. to bc
> uerc,ui.uttim.a-.3.to dis-
»rdivide, to dcal, to bc-
appoint. (cd.

r, ui. p. to bc distribut-
i 9 aitv iiis,r./m/»-distinctry.
o.6nis/.3. a distrib'itio
ivus. a, una- adj. distribu-
JT,5riH /«. adivider.ftive.
irus. a, u m pt. about to
e.
ta. a, um. pt. distributed

air ius< m^briefly,«h.irp-
i.arlv shortlv straiUv Mv
a,i:n pt.&.u // io:* c mb.

beatowed.sprcad abroad Divaricatus, a, um. pt. scvcrcd.

iged, dnwn, woundcd
lard rigorous. {bindinjr.
\%. tis- part. scrubbiug'
Crc.nxi, ictum act. 3. to
,to str^in hard,to busy,9r
io strikc, prick,or touch
gtti7.c,or wottnd sliphtly,
mb, or cleansc.t« chip,
o break in small picccs,
lc, to draw, to distract,

/Hvanr.o, arc. act 1. to stridc, to
straddlc,to sctasunder.to spread
DTvaricor, ari. /;. to bc separatcd

erplexcd.troublcd, busi- Divcllens, tis. pt. pullin^r :isundcr

/>ivello,lcrc, li,& vuls*, vuisuni. a
3. to tcar asundcr, or in picccs,to
tcar awi^D takc away by forcc
to loosen, 5r undo, to hindcr, or
prevcnt. ?awa\

DivclIor,li vulsus. pa»$. to bc torn Dlvi, 6rum pl. m. 2. irods, sainU.

>._ , • _ — _•. i» *» _ _..ii; !•»- •• i i._ ... ,■ ■ . ,

DTvcnditio, 6nis/. 3. a sclling
DlvciubtiLs,a,uin //'.soldin parccls
_>fvcndo,dcrc,didi, dttuin a. 3. to
scll in divcrs parcds,to sct to salc.
to'confusiOri,to licat o^Diverbel^tUs^tun^AM^asfindor

diifcrcntly, diflcrent wavs
Divc4lm, adv. Idcm. (rcncc.
DivcrsVtas, 5tis./ divcrsity, diftV
DTvcrsito, arc . a 1. to resort oftcn.
Divcrsitor.oris.m. au innkccpcr, a
host,or inn. to sojotirn t tr> rcori.
Divcrsor.ari,atus Hinn.r/l.to lodgte
DTvcrsor 9 6ris.m.3.a gttcst,a lodper.
Divcrsoriblum, i. ». 2. a UttJe inn,
Divcrsbriuin.i. d 1. an inn,a loclgp-
injc, a harbour, a coiuitry-hotise.
DTvcrsbrius, a, um adj. bclongiaff
to au inn,or Iod|rinfr. TabcrnadUu
versoria, an inn, Sutt.
DTvcrsus, a.um.a<#. ior, omp. issf-
mus,*M/».dirt'crcntly, contrary,op-
posit c ,u nli kc,disti "nct,scparatc^i-
part,distant,flivcrs, sundry, scve-
Divcrtcnstit/tf. turningasidc. ral.
DivcrticuIum,i.//.2. atuniin^a by-
path, a lanc.a shift, a holc to get
out at, a digrcssion, an inn.
/jrvcr!o,terc.ti,raumi n. 3. to turn
out of thc way,to turn, or Icada»
sidc,to jro, to tligrcss, or sw erve*
to diffcr-
DTvcrtor,ti,rsussura. d o.tolodg^
to takc up a lodginp, to inn.
Divcs, itis. adj. divitior, r >mp. dl-
tis>imuji^j//». ricli, wealthy, opu.

leiit,abuiulant,abounding,"euricn-
Divc.vandus, a, um. pt. to ve_ (ed*
/>Zvcxo,arc.«.l. to vex. to haraa^

to spoil, to v.-uste, ur con.stimc.
Divexor, ari, atus p. tobcriflcd.

Divuh'udus,a,um./>: to bc divided.
Divida, «./. 1 strifc discontent,

gricf, troublc, a hcart-brcakiiur.
Divldo,derc,iai, Isum. act .». to oi-

vidc, to disaribute, x& caA. tfK, \a

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Doe

brcak down, to distinjruish.
Dividor, di. isus. //. tu be divided.
Dmduc, «//i«. by hulves.
Dividuus, a, um.a///.thut h t or may!

the day.bclonginir to the day,dai
ly. :exccllcnt. noble. illustrious.

Dius, a. uiu U'ij. divinc, heavenh.

Diiitmc, alv- a lonjr tinie.

be partcdund dividcd, cul intojDiutinus, a, um a<lj, continua ,
sevcr.il purts, dividcd, half. | loiijr, lastnifr, durabic. timc

Divina, x.f 1 apn>phctes4V n .-;'-;i u tiJis, ad,\ u £ood whilc, a lonjr
Divinans, tis.//.' prestgin;r, fT ; ie*- Diiitulc, ah\ a little while.
Dlviu.itio, onis/. 3 a divi.iadon, a.Diutunic, a./r a lontf tiiiic.

divinc, fores.^hl, a tellui£
things to eoinc. diviuc.»i< ss.
Dtvinator drir>. ,-/i. .J. u diwucr.
Divinfitus, u, mn. //«'. di\"mcd
Divinc, tuiv diviiuly, hcavculy

ut Diutunuias utis/.J lonpr coutin.
ance, I istin|rne.>s, lengdi of tinit .
Diuturnus.a um.a //.ior.c mp last
ing 1 lo!i£, of lonjr contiuuuncc, n\
lonr lito. (lished ubroad

Divimtas,atis : /' ■ #.divinit\,tUe liod- Div.djr.jidus, a, um.pt to bc pub-

Divinitus aJv. fro.n ti-jd. Iica .. Divul£.itio, on.s.f. .S. a publis;iin<r.

Divmo,are a.l to di»itn* to $rucss, Divulirltor, oris m J. a publishcr.

to jud^e, tofor- , t I. tofe.rci.ci-. Divul;rat.is,u, uin pt. issimus, *////

Divtnus, a,um .. . i-.^*, c /«/». iss;-
llius.*////. divmc, l ;c.ivcuU, ihovc
than human.blcsscd.lioh . couse-
cratcd,woiulertuL,i:vsa;.^njr.,forc-
telliiur. Kcm divinuui fucetv, to
sacrifiec, to be at pra\ ers, Ter.

puidisiicd, ipn-ad abroatl, uiade
ktiow n,e ttollcd.jrivcil Up,c*mi]uoii.

/J7vul$fo t arc act. 1. to divultfc, to
publ sh, to spvad abroad, to
inakc known. (eil

I)ivule;or,.ii'i,utus.//. to be pnMi»h-

Divinu9.i.//i.2.adi\iner,a Ct):ijurcr.iDivul$us,u,utu./-/. lorn a.»under, oi
Divise, Div
Divisio,6nis

tion, a distribution, a severiiijr. Divus,u,um.r;<//divinc, sacral, ho
Divisor,oris m- »*. a di\ idcr, <//* dis- I)i, us, i. m. 2 a lio.l, a saint. (ly

visini. </</■*•, Si-.vcrui Sy. ] in p;eces,paricd, separuted, bro- infonn totcll to show. to
is./' o a divibion,u parti- Divuiu. /».'. piod Dium. (ken. Ooceor, eri. clus. //. to bc t

tributer.
Divisura,x/. 1. a division, u elcft
Diviaurus,a,um./>/ about to divide.
Divisus, a, um. /»rior, r -mp. diviil-

cd, distriouted, parted, c it otf.
Divisus,usm.4. a dividing-, a divisi-
Divitise, anim. pl.f 1- rtrhcs. on.
Dium,i.M.2.the duyli£hl,the tinna-

nient, the open air.
Dlvortium.i /i-adivorce, a partiug.

orseparation,a division,a turnin^
Divorto, see D.verto.
Diureticus, a, uin- udj. diuretic.
Diuruo, are. n. 1. to live lonjr.
Diurnnm i./i 2. a day-book, a jour

jial, a duy's liire. ur allowancet
&/umus »,iBm.a$j.e. Auturnvis, of

or runaway,£tr.vela, linle
'is,to hoistsail,Ot'.lt is ofle
.rlished by tlie verb of thef
niir subst:urive;as. dare an
us, cantns, gcmitum. laa
.notus^ruinam, Virg. saltus,
l.i, Ov mutuuin, 7Vr. in.Ucii
insi lias 7V/'. to embra.ce
^roun weep dauce fall leap
lend.betoken lie in wait Ik
am,to make wav. I*iv. Dar
viam tobc upon ajoumev.
iii conspectum, to siiow hi
Cic. Ut rcs <lant, scsc.asi
j^o,7V'rDare in custodiam.
prison, Cic. Dare g aJi(jUcm i
Tiir morti Ot*.k*tho neei.r
kill.Durc [Krnas. to bepun
I '/'/•;>" vcrbu, to cheat, ll,r.
teiu alicui to make onc frv
( Dornon L'^itur),duhs.ilaUii
be'*riven.

Dneeiidus a, um pt.to be t
Doccns, tis. pt. teuchinfr, tt
l)oeeo,ere,eui rtum.r/2.to te

DO.

Do,daiv,ik a di.datuin. a. l.to jrive.
to bestow, to irrunt, to allow, tt
yield,to surrendcr. to jrive up, to
upply.to dcliver,to commit,e/rin-
tvus:,to appoint, to assi^rn, to ut
tributc,to make. orordain, to do,
brin;r, or occasion, to throw, «i
cast,to seud,to tfll,orjhpw to of-
fer.to ;dlbrd,to knd, tBvil Ani-
mum dare,to die, lirg: animos to
eneourujre,/*/ tempus,to appoint
it,CVc-lubem,to full down,Z//tr.U-
teras to send lettcrs, Cic nianus,
to yicld,7<f. opcram, to do his en-
deavour, Ter. tdiquid auribus, to
£Mtl>,er tiatteT,C/c» tfrga, to fly«

Doedis c.atfj ior cvn\p- docik
Ublc. soontuu^rht upt to)

Docihtas atis./». dcx*ility, %
uess. learnedh, skilfullv.su

Docte, (irfv ius cnnp issim

Docior, oris.a .*. u doctor a
cr,an instmctor.a ina.stcr-»

Doctrmanr/t doctrine, xns
on.teachinjr, lcaruinjr, eru
wisdom, philosophy, au :
sciencc

Doctus a iim pt. vcl adj. ior
issimus,«///>.Laujprht iustruc
ditied.improved.lcarned i
skilful.subtlcartful ciinnir

Documcn.inis./i..* a lesson i

Documentuui.vi.2 a lcsson
amplc, a proof, a warning
meu,t r pressgc ^rcputltioi

ai

DOL

DOM

DOM

J63

./. 2. a beara, a raeteor. Dtfldsus ( a t um.iir(/.dcccufiiUrcach-iDdininicalis c. adj. dominical

,tis m-i. nine ounces, ninc erous, falsc, crafty, cimning-.
ninepartsof twelve,three- Dolus,i.m.2. dcccit, jruilc, trcachc-
of an acre. 'or inchcs' rv, falsehood, collusion, subtilitv.

alis.e. tuij. of ninc ounces,
atis nJa decree, an opi-

(cal

policv,a trick,a \vilc,u stratajrcni.

a crafty purposc,a dcvice,or con

trivaucc.
icuj, a, um. adj. do£mati-|Domabius,c.af(/.easy to be tamcd.
a,x/.l.ahatchet,alittleax. D6mandiiK,a, um.pi. to bc tamcd.
x /. 1. anox, a chip ax. or subducd, to tamc, ©r subduc.
:us,a,ura. /tf.chippcd withjDomans, tis. pt. taming 1 , subduiii£.
i, inis.nAahewin£.'anax.;Domatio,6iii<«./.;l. a subduiiur.'cr.
dnis. /. 3. a hcwin^. ;Domator, oris m.:i tamer, a subdu

a, um pt. rouj^h hcwn.
a^.nm pt.to !)e lamcntcd

e. ortj. as bif* as a tun,tun- Domiua,x./ 1. a mistrus*, u wifc,

Doniinicus, a, uin. attj. pcrtaininfr
to a lord, or inastcr. Dominicus
sumptus, thc cxpcnses of the
mastcr workman, Vitr

Dhminium, i. n- 2. dominion, lortf-
d»ip, nilc, cmpiici» domain.

Dominor, firi, atus sum.f/. 1. to be
lord and m»ster,to rulc, to domi-
nccr ; /»(/«?. to bc jrovcrned.

IKminus, i. m. 2. a masVr, a son,
or youtur mastcr, a husband, »
nilcr. ov jrovcrnor, a jailcr, a pos-
scssor, or owncr, a fouudcr ofu
fcast, sir, a .';od, a Iord.tlic ronn.

Domiiius. a, um adj. rulin^-, cbicf.

Domtpurta,.c /.1 jisnail ■ to wcarv-

Domcfactus, a, um.pt. cultivatcd
pIou;rhcd,tamcd, broujrht undcr.
]a.pt.icatiJAOT 9 comft gricvJDomcsticatiin fii/7'houscbyhous»e.
repining' at.aflectcd, vcx- Domesticus a,um ad*. of thc sami

;vous, painful. housc,domcstic,stayinjr at hoinc. Domito,;irc -ci. 1- to tamc, to brrak,

r, iidv.ius,ro/f</f, sorrowfid- privatc, civiJ, tamc, familiar. v Domitor, o>is. ro. <>.a tamcr, a suh-
rnfully, frrievously. Dbmesticus, i. m. 2. a domestic, a duer, a %auqiii.iher.or conqueror.

,3e./l.|rrief,*orrow, pain. scrvant, au attendant- Domitrix, Tcis./. U.shc that tamc*

re,lui,littim n 2. to gricve, Domicdium,i /i. 2- an abodc, a re-Dnmitura,x./.i.a tamin^abrcak-
o repinc,to be sony,ordis- ceptaclc, a seat (homc. injr. ftanifv

l,to pain, toache,to envy 'Domlc.cnium, i. nmt. a suppcr at Doiniturus, a, um. purt. that witl

DOnutii.s, a, um pt. tamcd, m ih-lu-

M.jn. 2. a coopcr.(bellied. a lady, a jrovcrness. ud,vamuiis!icd,ciitirc!y rcduecd.

a,i. n. 2. tlim. a little barrel -Doniinans,tis. f>t\or,comp. bcaring Domitiis«us>m.a tamin^ibrcakin
j,a,um pt. about to frricve, ruks&i-sway^ovcrnin^.Dominan- Domo, an: mui.mitnm.a 1-to ':«m
aild gricve, or vex. I tia verba, plain, homespuu, vul- to break,tosubdiic,to coiK(iicr,tri

.« 2. a cask, a tub, a tun,[ |rar, callinjr cvery tliin^ by iUi vanquish, to kecp undcr, to bfi'*i
hogshead-In pcrtusumin-| propcr uame- Domor, ari, ltus. p to be tamcd.

dicta dolium,to losc oneVDominiitio, ouis./. 3. rulc, power. l)on;\iitio,onis./.}. a £oinfr homn.
U> talk in vahi, Pr v. authority, sovcreig^nty, lordsiiip, Domuncula, x. /. 1. dim. a lit:le
.a.l.to cut,«>rhe«r smootli, tyranny, dcspotic ^overumcnt, a house, a cottafre, an ortice.
ii hew,to chip, to squarc,- jfovcrnor. (vcrnor- Dbraus, us. vcl\. /. cst secuiid. &

% to bcat, tocontrire. Ddminutor, oris. m. a ndcr, a fro- quart, decl.tett mc in voc. Mny.mf

% ltua p to bc hewn. Dbininatt ix, icis / J. a jLrovcrncss. ! ..-

>olon,dnis.« 2. a stafl* with D6minaUAa,um. prhavin^ rulcd,
n ity» tuck,a littlc sword,! or jrovcrtSd, rulcd, g-ovcrned.
eof a fly, a ainall aad- D6minatus, iis. m. 4. inastcrship,
------ ■■■ rulcjrovcrnniciit, lordship, st»vc-

reigiity,autlioritv, powcr. Dotni-

natum impcrio tcncre, to havc

both thc name and powcr of a

kinjr, Mrp.

•is m. 3. pain, smart, ache>
M throe,or panjr^anguish,
■orrow, discontcnt, ra^e,
■ reaentmcnt.
adv. craftUy, dcccitfuUy

4«fc/ ^ dcc^tfuine^^iUbintaica., c/. 1. tbeLoTd's day

in noni pl & mis in dat tkcbl.p'.»,.
vix.Ic^. quibus addunt gr.imma-
ticorum alii, mu in atil. *ing. di\ii .
tamcn in abl. *ing. domu, Traj a
IkAc, a fbdfriiifr, a dwclJinjr, an
alnxlc, •>* liabitation.a ncst, a sta-
bkvi tcmplc,a churcli,a town, o/-
city.a iiation,^ country,a sourcc,
a sprinjr, orfountain, afamily, w

, household, a linca^c^v^^T*^»

tfifc

IXIIt

DltO

followers, peacc. Dom Ct fnris, l)«ron,i n. J. agift, o>* presetit, an
militix ct ilorni, ot home and bmidhrcuth, a pahn. Iln

sbroiiti, 7Vr. jDorrmili-, h j:. 3. a lnirscclijth.

DniiiiljilU,e 0(/|. to bc prcscnted, Dorsiiili.s.i- a</; nf.nj fnrthc biick.

■ - ' - ridgy.

worthv, o>- ilvaerving of.

Onnainliis. -i.nm. /.'.tobcprcscnt-
Ddn.BHs.tis,/,.j,-i infr. rrwarding.
Dfinkrium. i. u. 2.a lemplc whcre
gifts were often.il, a gift.
Donalio.5nis./o.»doiiatioii,a pre

D5nativiim,i,'i.'2adonativL\rirtoIr,

a bene.vi>V**icc a frift latow.-r.
D6nator, roris. nr.3. aflfver, itbe-
Tliniuliis.a.inii pt Iwsto.vL-i.l.^lvcn,

prcsciitcil, rewurdcd, graiited,

forgivcn, rrmiHeil.
InSii^.i-iijN.o.ati iirUnjj-riid
DonJc.ifc/f.initi rLsloiigai, wfiitc
DSnicum, «rfs*. uiitil. (that

Dfino,aTc.a l.to givcta hcsl nw, v>

prcaent.todir-j.triljiito, ln n*uar,l.

to 1'iii'givi», toinAilgr.to gracc
Tjonttr ari.iitn- .'- I.i Ijc ]>rcs.-n;c,l.
lJBnum i. n.2 .npift, pi-CHftit, oti.-r-

inR.rcWird ■ irilic. proini-L' maii
lni]-c,is,-i(fis. /\i adoc, ali-m wo-
Dorceii*,!. -u- 2.a rt«jr,Uiiick ■.--n
Ilormicmtic.. a,nm. /rl.tobc skjit.

lormicii;),trS../V slccping.
Dorniia.irc ivi.ituiii :: -t-.to sli.-ep,

tobeas.lcT[>, tobt uni-mplovcil
'Dormior, iri pant.tolm slept.
Ilorilii-Cil, v.iTC inrrp 3.tc-nod.
]>ormitaniIns, a.iiin./j/.tobt- slcpt
Dormitans.tis pi. nodding, ulnl*

ling. (drone

Dorroilator, firis. «1. a ilccpcr, .
Donnito, arc.ii.l. to bc slccpy, 0:

caivlcss, toaleep, lonap.toiipd,

toalumbcr, totwinklef ^r
Thinnitnr, oris. 1« 3. 0. lnngilccp-
X)ormitoriiim,i ». 2. adormitory
Domijtorius, &, um- adj. that per-

tainctbto orrrterveth for uletrp
£?ormitum:3,itm.j/tiLboul to alacp

Doraufisn!

I>omirti.i.n.2. tlic back,»pi
tory , a sli clf,o rh c apof sand,a ridgi
•r airtc of a hill.the shell of » lor

Dursus. i. jrr. 2. thc hack- (toise.

Dbryphdms.i.nJ. a iift-giard rtan.

*).>-. otin /Aa portion.or dowry,
gift, a propcrty, » use.a nature*
u.himtu^L-.bcnefit.ei-privilcgc,»
evrcllciice, a valiH', a -uli jcct.ati |ji
argitmeiit, the cnntcnls.

Dosis, ]•../. 3. ndose. (thc back

I lnssiiivins, ;., utn inlj. bcarin^ n

Dn.ilis,c. ar//rtnbrt, of, ur pertair
dmny, or porlioi»
onis./ j. un endnuinir-

DritAlor, firis. m. .1. an cmlowcr.
)nt'itiiii, inm, /i(issimits. lup. cn
diiwcd, cnrii-licil, (1owltl'(1, mar-
ri.-d, joincd. Mnlicr itoi-.iMs-iiu.i
forina. a woman whose btauty is
portion cnoiirjli, tlv-

l>oto.;ii'f .1 1 I11 lti(!<h , . , .(i'- mi\i.-il.
Itus p. tn be cnilowird

im

Dr:n*lnna. k / 1. a drachm, thc
eiijliili part of an onnse troy,
lirct-k coin. 71&. in valuc.
Iraco, otiis. m 3. adragon, ast
pcnt,ariohl]iard«nedviiie'ljrain
;i fisli,an ciisifrn tli.-liorljtaira^oii
llr.icfiia.ar./ 1. * femalc ■jWgon,
l>r.irriii])Tcna,£.c 1». bredofu dra-
gon. [alfaiociigjfei
IJ1-..1 iiuium, i. ji.2. dtilJoTi-wort,
Drftciinciiliii.i.ni ?.a littlc l 1 i-:i lj- c n l .
dragcHi-wort, a ahcllfish Dcai 1»
culiii linrtcnsis, laiTagon, Plit

ll|-ru)l;l..ui^.;j .i llluin-tiijHdfa [il.iy

hrfimainns, a,um. adj. drumatic
Drapcta ■nn.lafagi.ivc. rfrunncr
Drfimasadis. n. Z, a drornedarj'

f/j/wio. ftr». theDn
Dniid-t, /r/.ui. 1. PSn. Sl Dml
DU.

Dun.. /•"■>> IJiiu.

Dnais, e. ndj. dltrJ. (

Uuatiter, a-lv in thc dull r
Diibic riryi-doubtfully, obscu;
. Hn 1 ii- 1 , ., atis./ S, doubtfulni
Dubiosuo, a, utn ai/j'. doubtnil
rJiibitabilis e.a</(.thstmar b -*i
rjubitandfl«,a,«m p* to bedoul
" Ju hTtans,ti*./i< . i loi lbti ng.dclij
hovcrinr belwiit lifcanddi
DiibiUnter, adv. douhtinglr.l
DnliiL-fio.finis./l.adoobV
Duliltatiir. imp. il is donbted.
Dtihiiatiis, a, um. />( doubted
Dubi'i, aren. Itr Wf
doulit, tohesitate to*«rt
sciTiple,toinstriBt.tofear,tO
tract timc, or dclay, to cons
Diibllor, ari. '<■ to bc doubted
)libiuni,i. «2 adoubt,»dai
iHlitua, a.uTrtcrfj dubinus,d(
fiil,unccTtuJn,variable,rei«rt
sliarp on cjch aidc, <lan)*tl
Coma dubia, wherc there »
manv disbes that * inan b
not ivhich tf> eat of. Ttr.
DiicalU, c. adj- ilncal.
i> !■■■■. . ..> ■ 4 a dukedo
duchy, a geltcralship, cimdt

Duccnanus, a, um.aifj.oftWO
drcd. IVjceiinri: judices,
juilged in trials of snull
cornmisRionci-soFiJiecourt
science.(carrie<l,to lead>re
Duccndus.rmm.pr.to be U.l,:
I >in\ 11'i. t:- (].-;,,'..'. /,.' twohua
Duccns, tii pt. I,- .uliri;,', CM
ing, '■■'■■■: S' drawing, deri
Kucking. (huiidr

1 >■■■ .riL' ,i::iHtM, um. adi. tln

DUCJ

DUL

Bl 7

16*

aaj pl. two humlnd.i' away, to lead up and down, toDuIeiculus, a, um. r?'// swectish.
fv.two hundrcd timea,' cheat, to dccoy, to takc for al)ulcif-ruy,u,um atlj hcRringaweef.
1. a dutchcsa. < wife, w miss. Dulciioquus. a, uni. «<(/. swectly

ii,uctum.<i J-to lead,Duclo,arc.a.llo lead, to whccdlc, sour.din^, harmonious, musicul.
r-g tobring to carry, to kccp a miss, to cstcem, orac-Dulcio, irc «. 4 to bccome swect.
ivonvcy lo carry off, count. Cornua ductarc nervo, toDulcig t.adj\or,comp. issimuft,#w/>.
ikc. r goalong with, draw a bow, Val. Fracc. Ductare swcct plcHsaiit,agrecablc, dclici-
iove or perauade, to aliqucm labiis, to makc mouths ous, dclightful, charming, lovcly,
rajole to marry tore- at, Plaut. ' beautiful, dear, loving, kind, mic-

e. /xlerive.to form.«r Ductor, ari, atus. p. vid. Ducto. cessful.

icat out, i-r forge, toDuctor, oris. m. 3 a leadcr, a con-Duh.itcr, </*/?•• swectly, gcntly.
doiiffi rdclay,to think. veycr, a guide, a captain. CrcgisDuIcitiido, Inis /• swectncss, plca-
i ruckon,to coiuputc, ductor, a bull, St-n. j suutncss. *

o bcgin, tospend, r : Ducturus,a, um. pt. about to lcad.;Dulcor. oris. m. 3. swcctncss.
> stink. Duccrc suspi-<Ductus,u,um./;/.led, Icd on,drawn, Dulco, arc. act. 1. to swcctcn.
>i-.animam, spiritumj movcd, induced, prcvailcd on, Dtiliu, x.f 1. bondscrvicc
lvum, to purge, CW».j druwn out,deduced, derivud, bc- Dwtn, adv. mitil, upon condttion
nufVup, // r aquam,! gun countcd, straight, dircct that,providedthat,so thut, whilc>
, Cir.colorcm.to takeDuctus, us. m. 4* a leading, j^uid- whihit, aslong as, as yct.
jn.vallum.to throw it ance, conduct, manageuicut, aDQmetuni,i.wi.:2. a thirket, aplace
ula.to quaft", rdrinkJ draught,makc, shapc, form, or fi- full of bushcsjntricacj .pcrplexi-
)Krus.to dance Or.ut-' gurc, a conduit-pipe. Labiorum ty- (that.

u& JuvXo spin-.cnscm, ductus, a making of wry mouths, Dummodo, adv. so thut, provided
em, Vtrg. to draw it; Gell. ■Diim6sus > a, um.Mi(/.hushy, bricry.

us.toarrest him,7'rr Dudum, ado. but latc, lately, not Diimus, i. m. 2. a bubh, thickct,
arcerem.todraghiro long sincc, a whilc ago, hcreto-| grovc.

h.11 day, Stm. tcmpus,<Ducl1icuB,a, uni. adj. martial, war- : Duodccim, adj. pl. indcvl. twclvc.
Vep. |Duellum,i n'2. a duel . a battlc bc- DuOdccimus a,um.a<(/ thc tvt clftlu

\p Bctidcs the other twccn two pcoplc, war. (somc-{/Aiodcnuriusa, um-adj. oftwclvc.
s fromDuco. it often Duellus, a, um. atfj. pretty, hand-Duodcni ar.fl.«rf/./»/.twelvc.(cight.
an ellipsis, to bc lcd Duim, duis,&c. pro Dem, dcs, &c. DuOdenonUginia, cnf/. /;/. ci^-hty-
i, to be aucd in law. Duini, *. a. adj. pl. two, twain. l Diiodco«-t6giiita,uf/y7//scvcnty-»i«lit

:/. 1. to govcrn
pt drawing.

Dulcc, adv. issimc, *up. swcctly, Du6dct|ua<ira^<. ni, ■*. a.adj ./»/. tliir-
plcasaDtly^coniically. * ! ty-cight. thcciirhtaudthii-tutii.

um. tutf. drawing,'Dulcedo, init./. 3. swcetncsH. plc-Diiotlcquadr^csiiiii;^. u.ui... adj
ining. j 8aiitncss,dclightfulncbs,fondncss, Diiodcipiinquugcsiuius u, uiu.u///.

/. ductilc, casy to bc| desire, harmouy.mcliMlv, luxury. thc forty-cighth.
:ytdinto. Ductile flu- DuJcesccns, iiti.pt. growing plca-Duodc(minquaginta, pfur. foi*t)>
cduct, Mart. | sant. (succt.j cight. thc iifty-ci^htli

lciaurely (vcying.Dulc<jsco, ccro. inc. 3. to grdwiDiiOdcscxagcsunuM, ;u um. adj.
f. a drawing, a con- Dulciarius, a, um. adj. rclating to Duodetnct sin.us, a, um. adj. th«:
iim. atlj niailcable. what is swect. Diilciarius pistor cight and twcntieth. Qvs \!\\wms.
m. J. to !ca«l quickJy a confcctioncr, MwU 'UuudcAYVcAcsjiuW.^V^A «vAv^^-

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E

DuMclrfgint», adj. fl. indtd.tiWMo, »nii / 3. dunlinii
eight aud twcnty. jI>untrix,ici« : /..:> she who hardcns.

Dubtlcviccni.Tc a, ,iill.(il- fiylitccn.'1'ui'UriniB. a. ■ ■■ <'i:ii wj|| |.,M

Duotlcvicesimiuj, x Diihdf vig, si- IKnatint.ii.uiii ud. ncd.riried.

mus, a,UHi. !■■ . . cit;litccii!!i. | lrn,n.'ii, conf ,. pfltienl.

Duoetvicerinuinus, a, uto. a,lj. ofiDnre, tufc- hai-rily, hsrshly
the twoand tnventi.tli . ■■ iDiircii, Cv,: . r, :..!.■- bard.

Duplel, icis,rii(i. double, \u>?i> tlylKuvs. '-ns, tis. pi. growiiig h»rd.
twiceaimin.h,r,i^..! mniii brostl,Dilreico, ere.n.3. <o Jtjov.' hard.tti
Crafty, hubtlc Bu-pKri fcpe uti, loi hc hardcncd, gr fro^en.to conti
have two itrirug» ta his bow.T, r "iie long. (c

Duplicnndus,a,um (il. to tic douti-Diirctu, xf. 1 iti

Duplieans, Ji». /X. rioubling. (ied. Duritas, stis / iS

DupHcarius, a.tim. udj. belongingi rigor, eruell'
to what ia doublc, hatiiij; doulilt"-"— ' ' ' '

D'ipl!':itio,(iiiL-i7". t.ji ,1,,,,1,'lin^ [,,.,,
' ' -ownyl.

DuplTeilunis, a, um. pt~. abuut to
double, tJiat wil) doubJc.

buphcitusAum/.f.Joiiblid.TiijLdc
t» -ice HJ many, *tc boH.ri, dciit.

IKiriter.nrfr.itis, camp. lianlly.paii
fully,haralLiv,rou(,'hly,rudely, u:

Ki.-iitci.-ly, u-vi,u.nsly. heinuusl;
Duiitin.x/ 1 -ii", nrmtieu,

Duplfco, are. act 1. to douhle, to Uitritie:

:icli,big,i>rl<Hig

niake twicc »i

Ouplici>r,ari. ^ou. to be dniililcd.
Ouphu. nni*. «1. :i. tlie doiiblc.
Dupio, a.tv. twice an much-
Dupliun,i.n 2. tlic doublc. (
Duptus, a, iim. a-lj ilouble ,tujce

brawniiie**, cruelly, harshncns,
nigirednoaa, ,, luvd way of tifc.
ciMtiveuess ntiipidity. Duritittji/
tunior», swillin^.s. Durili»

IKlumvTrllU». «. aitj. dl

),i,ini,,i-jtiis,u* » »t

tlieofnceoftwoincqu

l)iiN,,liui»r.f.'i »l«d,

pcrson, ■ ueid, » cc

ringlcidcr,» king, » e

a captaiti,» KenereJ, »

genersl, mi idwiraJ, »

gregis, the t»m, Ov. i

bull, /</-

. . bath DV

woodctil)ya 5 .ftdi«-/3.»<Hlce

.liurlishne»s Dyuamis, co * / 3 - P OB

lynista, vcl Dynastci.

priiTCe.rjpotcnt»te,ar

Dynasti», i-/ 1 » K«

jieijfiiiorj*,erlord»hip '

i),n L nttTi-i,.*/l-»dy»

, irtis, », uin.ii.

iflux,
rjmnm». *, - / *
itlnnEi »hortnc*i

ria, at/ 1 a tlni

m ■ itkm. DystiriCTj», a,

|)rii-itiici]ltin,» > iim. ad>. »omcwliat lating to » «trangiir;-

igh, li;inl, utipoliiheil.

" v.o.&n.l to hanlen.lo be^

hani. to tnike hardj. ■ |? Prtp. cwm eil.f

■tTotijj, to tiure to hjinisJiiiis. tn I A • v%; ""t ot, <>t. fr

J ahiik-, la»t,orcontinu.Mo b

furbcar, lo m»ke riMtirc, to liilL

Dupondiariu», a, \\n\.ailj. wcigh-; null.ar tliiclti
ing, or holdine; l«» pouiid». (Dilror, ari, UiM, p. vid Ui

Dfipniiilua, i. m. t't Dipondiiu. Diii-iiH,ji,iim a ,■■■■',/.. iiitmiu,

I)rir[i'>ili'i. c. n.lj. ilDralilc. lM'iii'ii; .-i(p.lu>.rd,«tit

lKirihilitis.atiit'./: ,i. long cuntiuii- staic, olistin-ite, incXOrahle, lln-
ance, (mugh. ton^li, «icklng ; ti-.u:t:,Wc,hlunt, clojuiish, Tustic, ..

Duracimis, n, nm. iirf/. tutrtl,. llli|nililhi ll||li«il|l| tmtcliiTiE, liar- (!■'

Dfirami.il, Inis. n. J k lliirjmcii- ih j™^-, -'l.juiiii. ut in lj.b«r,harsb,
timi,i.ii.^. jituirdciiing.acoiigeal-! scvciv, rrucl, cosltvc, bound,
ing, B.a1rcn](tlirmn|f l consUncy,! leaiec, dcar, giiping, tcm
«bibleneas thcamiofa vine. inipmh ■ ■

, .... t, -iti:inittlc.-y*, dull, void

Duran». li» />r. li»rdcning,»l>idiiiK,| of ipirit, UifKcutt.
lasting, astriiiircut |Oil»iu*, i. m. 2. tbe dcvil.

i. 2. Sl DuumTiri.

PUn

wpe

.cmcling ■*>•
3 CaSU quail
uurpitur f

.UvCTSO.frf.

C>'r contrariw
.idc,or parti .' ft

longinquo^far
<i*er sgaiiisl^ul

/e VC*til^O,<Klt llfl

nihil metiiaa, a*
need (ear HQUiing.V.-i

quwt, dtc Trojan honc.

' Dnun. two otlicen of Komc.

on, // c rc aiicujut
:', in cunipoiition, mual

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167

■ it stm/ids for dconum,|Ebri6Jus.a,um.ar//.somewhatdruiik

clownward; as, cmeto;
s it stands for sursum,
urti;a-selevo; sometimes

EbriSsTtas. atis./ 3. vid Ebrietas.

Ebribsus, a, um. adj. ior, comp.
drunken, sottish, givcn to drink,
sc% and signifies the' dmnk, full of stronjr liquor.
aJd£, greatly, or very Ebrius,a.um.a'//. dmnk, intoxicat-
, eniiror; sometimes itl cd, soaked, dipt, mad, plentiful.
he same as contra. a-fbullio^lrejvi itum/i. 4. to boil, erEchinatus, a,um. anj.covcrcd with

5, eluctor: and somc-

leiiies, and stands fon tcr, to break out into talk, to a-

aa, clugeo-

i f m prvn. shc, or that.

iat way.

is&em.Y. pron thesame

irwi. thev, those.

bubblc up,to fret, or work, to ut-

vow, to vaunt, to breatbc out.
ibiillitio, onis./ 3. a bubblinnr.
ibullo, arc w. 1. to burst out.
Ebulliim,i./j.2.&. kbiilus,i./ 2 wall-

wort, dwarf-elder.

I an Indian bcast of tlie Ebur,&Ebor,o>is nrut. '.». ivory, any
>f a horse, tliat has, thing madc of ivory. F.bur utra-

F.ccubi, adv. whcther any where.
Eccum, i.e. ecce eum, look thcre
hc is- (tor.

Ecdlcus,i. m. 3. a proctor, a solici-
Ecf ari,l cx.fari } % infin.Xo speak out.
Eoheneis, fdifc. f- 3. a sca-lamprcy.
Ecliidna,x./.l.a vipcr, the Hydra-

horns, Plin.
9 eam ipsam, hcr very
i ea ipsa. (self.

■ 1. abloodstone. (far.

prickles, sharp, nmgh.
Eclnnus,i.m. 2. a hcdgehog, a

urcbin, thc prickly shell of a

cbcstnut, a vcsscl.
Echo, us. / 4. an echo.
Eclccta,druin./>/.M.2.choicepicces.
Ecligma, atis. n. 3. an elcctuary-
Eclipsis, i»/3.an cclipse, a figurc

in grammar, when, a wonl is

wanting.

mento condcficcro, to spoil nu

ture byart 9 /'r.-nr.Ebur cunile,thc'EcIipticus,a, um. ar//.belonging to

chair of state, Hu*\ (ivory.j an cclipse; Iinca,the cclipticlinc.

Eburatu% a, um- adj. intaid witliT.cloga.5e./l.aneclogue,apastoral

dv. so far, so long, thu9Ebume61us,a,um adj. madc of ivo-Eclogurius, i. m. 2. a collector of
E H ry. [ivory,like ivory.fair, white.j tbiujrsrcad^ischolar hcarinjrlcc-

Eburucus, a, uni adj. ivory, of ucontr^ad7'onthccontrary.'tures

».2.vel.ebcnus„i./.2.theEbumus,a,um. adj. madc of bory. EcphBra, ac. / ajutting,9rhearing

:• ebony. | P^, out.(theratauy timc? butwhcn.'

• v bi,bi1jituma34odrink " " Ecquaudd,aoV.at what timc? whc-

ik.tosuck dry,by drink- scastor, adv. by Castor, an oath. Ecquid, adv. whether or not,whe-

get, to spend, to waste. EccnJ. e. ccce ca, mind her thcrc. tber any, whcther, what.

p. to be drank up. Eccam, i. e. ecce eam, look whcrc Ecqtiis,ecqua,ecquod, vel ecquid,

iri,ittis sum. o\4.to get,' she is. pr /i.what,wiio,whether anyman,

ty flattery,0r fair wonls, Ecce,ue/v dcmonstr. lo!sce!behold! woman, or. thin^, whether at all.

ocharm; p. to be sooth- Eccentrfcusa, um.adj. cccentrical Eccpiisnam, xnam, odnam, wl id-

flattcred. !Eccheumatum,i-/j.2. a pourin^ out

iA um - part. havinpf ob- Eccillam,pro cccc illam, see bcr.

fair wonls, obtained bvEccillum, pro ecce illum, sec him.

(r, Scc flattering". lEccistam, pro ccce istam,sec that.jEcstasis, is. /. 3.

i, um. adj. bclonging^or Ecclcsia,ac./ l.a cburch,a con^re-; trance, a sudden

9 ivory. (ivory. gation, or asscmbly, ameetinyof

ij \im. parf. inlaid with pcoplc.

un. adj. made of ivory.JEcclcsiastcrium, i. n. 2. a place for

t um.pt. made dnink. ! public assemblics, a church.

tis. / 3. drunkenness, Ecclesiastes, x. m. 1. a preachcr.

la. ;Ecclesiasticus, i. m. a book of apo-

4. 1. to make drunk. cryphal scripture.

f. \. adrankcn womanJKecos, i. e. ecce eos.

nam./ir n. whethcr auy man, wo-
man, or thing*.
Ecquo, a:tv. whether.

an ecstacy, a

surprisc.

Ectypum, i. n. 2. a copy. (tated.

Ectypus, a, um. adj. copied, imi-

Eculeus, i. m. 2. alittlc horse, a

colt, a wooden horsc for punish-

mcnt, a rack.

ED.
EdacYtas, itis./. 3. edacvt^.

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EFF

much,<rluttonous, gormandizinfirt larly. (dcclare, of discourse of.lcdom&tio, 6nii./ 3. a t
wastingfConsuuiiiur bcdevoured. Edisscrturus. a, uni pt. about to cdonutiiB^um. pt. tami
' * ' ' ' * Editio,5nis/ 3. an edition,a publi " ' """ f * -*?

j&dendus* a, um. ///• to bo c;itcn,to
j&dens, tis p . catinfr, publishiiur,

sc tingforth.uttering^casting^out.
Edcntarius, i. m. 2 a dcntist.
Edentatus, a, uui. pt. having tlic

f ccth pullcd, ©>• knockcd out.
Sdc.nto,(c,dens],are.a.l to knock,

«r dash out a persorr s tccth.
£dcntulus,a, iun adj. toothless.Yi-

num cdciitulum, racy, old winc-
Kdcpol, atlv. by 1'oIIux, an oath-
?dico,erc,ixi,ictum «.to tcll plain-

ly,to dcclarc,to advcrtisc,to frive

Yarning, or noticc, to publish hy

cdict,or proclamation,to ordcr,to
F.dicor, ci- // vide Kdico- (spcak.
cdictutio, onis f- 3 a decl.iriiifr
Edictio, onis./. 3. a chargc, or in-

junction

cation, an exliibition of playg, a
naminjr, or crcatinjr. (I° wc d*

Edititius a, um arij. namcd al

Editor.oris.wi . an cditnr. a scttcr
forth, a pubhsher, an uttcrcr

Editunis, a,iim. pt about to pub-
lish. producc, or cxhibit.

Editus,a, uni ptU atlj, uttercd, dc
clarcd, publishcd, inadc knovni,
sprcad abroad, set for\h, cxliibit-
cd,appointed*born*broughtforth,
nprung, dcscended, hatchcd, o>
contrived, cxaltcd, lofty, high.

Edo,dcre,(bdi,ditum a. . tos]>cak,
to uttcr, to dcclare,to tcll,to pro-
claim.to publish,to makc known,
to show,or producc,to put, shoot,
orbrinjr forth,to lay. Kdere extre-

exlieto, are. frt/. 1. to declarc* on uuim spiritum,to dic,Oc uriiiam,
pronouncc, to proclaim, to tell, ; to piss, Plin. With nouns it is
to inforni, to makc knov.n. | cntrhhhed by verbs of tliost

>:dictum, i. ». 2. an cuict, a com- iiouns,a%Kdcrc sonos,Oc.caiitus,
niand, or ordiiiauc*-, apublicoi-. risus, C/t.frcmitus, /,*/<•/•. planctus,
dcr,a proclamation, a mandamus. Juv. ijiicslus, Ov. pugnam, hinni-

sdicturus, a, uni. pt. about to de- tum,/./r.latratum,/ J /m. tosouml,
clare. li:*hcd,dec!arcd, iinniuuncfd. sing-Jaug-h groun,wail, complain,

laiictus, a, um./tf.procluimed,pub- fijrlit neigh, baik. [&c.

idiiis, c. atlj. catuble. cdor, di. p. to be uttcred, issucd,

£di*ccndus, a, um. pt. worthy, orcdo, onis. m. 3. a great cater.
proper to br lcarncd by heart. F.do,dcrc,re/ csse,cs,cst,cdi,csum,

adiscf), ccre, didi i. a. *.to get, or 7v/. estum.a..». to cat, to jrrazc,to
taarn hy hcarl.to lcarn perfcctly, devonr, to consume, to waste, to
to learn,to rl:sccrn,to distingnish. corrode. Kdere scrmoncm, to

Ediscor,ci./>.to bc learnt by hcart. hcar with grcat plcasurc, Plaut.

tdiss.rcndus, a, mu.pt. to be dis-r.dor, di. pa*s. to bc eatcn.
cou".scd of. idoccns, tis. pt. instructing.fwa} .

cdisscrcns, tis. pt. dcclarinjr. Edbcctitcr, adv. in a tcaching 1

?dihsero, rcri»,ui,tum. act 3 to dc-rdocco,Cre,cui.octum. a. totcacli,
clarc, or rchcarse, to disputc, or tp instruct, to ccrtify, to inform
discourse. (tion. Edoctus,a,um./>/ taught. instruct-

Edisscrt~:ti«>, nni» /■ 3. a disscrta- cd, advertiseil, informed.

Adi.ssertivtor, oris. m.i. a declarcr. Edblatus, a, um. /»/. uolished.
cdi!vcrt<> A uyv.ttr(.l. to ttffi »articci- t?dolo, are. *. 1. to pomrti, U fintsh.

in, brouglit into subjo
?d6mo,are.ui,itum.o 1 .

makc gentle, to conqt

due.

tidbnior, ari, atus. pas8
t"dormio,Trc,ivi,itum.n. ■

soundly.

Kdormior. iri. p. to bc
ffdonniico,cerc,iitc.3. to
Kchicandus,a,um./>/ to bc
E(lucatio,6ins/3. educa

in^abrecding; up, om
Ediicator, orisro. 5. he t

up.

Eduratrix, icis. /. a 1
fulucatus, a, um. part.

broujrht up.
kduccndus.a, um. pt. to
?duco,urcn l.to cducat

orinstmct,to bring up,1

to maintain, to fecd, to
cducor, ari. p. to be dt
cdfi c o,ce rc,i i.\i ,uct um. a .

or draw out,to lcad forl

or bring away, to brin]

world,to briiijr,orraise f

rish, to build,to drink i
Educor, ci, uctus. pamt
E(luctio,onis./i i.a lcadinj
Eductilrus, a, um. />/■ ab<
2ductus, a, um. pt. t\r%\

fortli drawn,unsheathc<

up.brcd, miscd,run out
Fdulco, arc. act. 1. to sv
Edfilis, e. atlj eatahle.
Eduliuin, i. n. K 2. mcat, f
Eduratio, 5nis./. 3. a ha
tdiirc, adv . vcry hurdly,

kindly.

•?duro,are.7i.&fl.to endur
K.dums,a, umaii/.very hi

unkind, hardheartcd.
i:f, in composition, staiM
&ftaMffe i c •$. tkx\ j*^

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itteredt w expressed.
, a, umft. to be declared.
ire,tam.o^i.to stuff,to fill.
, Iri, ctus-l, to be filled
i, a, um p/.crammeoVstuff-

ins,tis rt.be witchwg< 'ed
ktio,6ni»/a bewitching, a

), ftrc. a. 1. to bewitch-
i.:4- J. a m&xim. Effata, pL
pr&yers,or specches of di-
Hxcles, prophecic»

to elate.ortrsntportjto surmount,

to disengage,to cxtricate,to bury.

Efferre aliquem vcrbis, higiily to

commend liim, Cic.
Efleror,erri,elatus/>. to be carried

out, buricd, transported, &c.
Eflcrtiisa,um./>f.&a<i;.iMlmus,*M/).

stuflcd, full, plcntiful. (hot.

E/fervco,ere,vi.n*K/. 2. to be very
Effervescvns, tis. pt. fuming, vcry

hot (boiling, angcr, fury, rage.

Effcn CM:cntia, x. / 1. a suddcn

tjaxnft. speaking» baving Effers i >co,ce>e.»j 3 to bc very hot,

dedicuted* consecratcd.
6nis./ J.an effecting, or
^ac/r.cflectively.^maVm^
ts^UDi-o^'. effcctivc. (cr.
6ri*.«-3.a makcr»a tinish-
,ici*/;J. ehc tliat niakcs,
ures.

i, i. n. 2. sji cffect.
is t a,uin./u\about to effect
fkjum.pt. ior, rsmp. cffcct
jjbt to pass,orabout,made,
ivpatcbcd, finished.
,us.m.4.an effect, a bring
ntSaft thingmadeysucccss.
atc, vid. ErTurmiuate.

, mdv. madly, wildJy. , o , w

syb, um.^. ior, comp. isst- having power,able,available,pre- £/flco,ere,Cvi,ctum a.to weepout.
Mnade wild, or fiercc, en- valent. Efflictim,fl<fo.beyondmcaaure, ut-

ava|re,CTiieI, unruly[angry Eff lciendusa,um./>f.tobeeffected Efflictio, dnis./ 3. torment.(terly.
i£re,bui- n. 2. to be hot^r Eff iciens,tis./»f8c aoj. cfficient, cf-

to boil ovcr,to fcrment,to ragc,to

i>c chafcd, troublcd, or moved,to

bc allaycd, to grow cool.
EjTorvo, verc.vi.n. 3. to boil over.
Efl'crusa,um. arf/wild, savage,cru-

el, outragcous, diatracted, ficrcc,

eager.

Eff icacia, ae. / 1. efficacy, force.
EfftcacItus,atii/3.efficacy,power.
Eff icaciter^iW7'. ius. comp. lKsinic,

sup. eflectually, with effect, or

power.

Eff Tcax,5cis,ac7/.ior, comp. isstmus.

EfTlcior, d. pOM. to be made.

En r TcItur,if»/>.it is brought to psjS.

Effictio, 6nis./ 3. an expressing.

Effictus,a, xxm.pt. expressed, form-

Efl tgin, *./ 1. an image (cd:

Eff igiatus, a, um. pt. fashioned.

Eff Ygics,£i/5.an image,or stature,

a shupc,pa tern,orrepresentation>

a rcsemblance,or likeness,& form,

or manner, a shadow

Effigio,are.ac.\ l.to portray.(cut.

7C/findo, dere, aci. 3. to divide, tn

Effin^vns,tis.//.fathioning|forming

£ytingo,£re,nxi,ictum a J.to form,

or fashion,to work,or make,to en-

grave,to portray,to rcprescnt, or

express,to imitate,to rub,or wipej

Effiu^or.gi-/) to be fashioned[done

Kj\ 'io4^ri,factus,n. to bc made, or

Efflagitatio, dnis. f. an earoest re-

quest. (required, importuned.

Kmagitatus, a, um. part. earnestly

Efflagit&tus,us. m. 4. importunity.

Efflagltans, tis.j»^importuning, dev

siring. (to extor*.

v*

[ex. farciol, fre. act. 4. to
• crsm, to nll fbJl. (out.
UiSyS, um.pt- to be carried
ttis./M. liftin^ up, advanc-
ioUing, boastmjr. (enrage.

re-orf-l. to makewild, toEfflcio [ex, facio], c€re, ftci, fcc-
Iri. p. to bc made wild. rt " «•--*- i— ? l *

fers,extuli, clatum.a. &n.
ry ofl,out, or away.to car-
rin,r fonh, w produce, to
vanur, «r oxalt, to praisc,
■v^tf.'. ,f » utlc;*.or pro-

f^flagito^ire a.to desire, or craye,

Efflictor^ri./». to be vcxcd, or toiv

fecting, bringing to pass, caus- racnted.

ing t making. (fect Efflictus, a, um.pf. wretched.

Efl icientcr,a<fo. causally, with cf- £/fHgo,£*re, in,ictum. act 3. to
Eff iciencia, x./ I. efficiency,the straighten,to vex sore,to torment

virtue, or power to eftect. K/flo^are. a. 1. to brcuthe out. Ef-

flareextremuni halitum/odic, Cic.
tum.fi.3.to eftcct, to bring about, colorem,to lose colour Licr. (oa%
orio pass,to accomplish,to fulfill. Efflor. ari, atus- p. to bc brc<tthc<t
to do,orpeiform,to procure,orgct f //floreOjCre ui. n. 2. loblrcm, 10

blow.
/ytl6resco,ccre.nfM'. 3 ln Movc, t»

Hprip.gfonhjtc flourshfTestiy, \o

to makc,orrender,to take care,to
prevent,to provx:,or concludc, to
supply ,orherve instead of Efticcre

to^Uvuiti-icrniuifcvX-iown,! epijitolam, to writc a lctt%r, Cic. bc di»t ; .ntruwhc-l, to t> .•

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ENA

ENE

ENI

Enarr4tio,5nls./3. a pUin declafa-JEitgeariS, tis. pt. kiUing.
tion,*rintciprcUtionroTdescriber Ene^tio,5ni*/3 a slaymg(ehoke

emulceo,ere.a. 2. to stroke gently
imulctrale, is. n. 3. a milk-pail.

imulgatio, 5nis. /. 3. a pubhshmg.lEnarrator,dris.in. 3. an interpreter,
imulgendus^mini./>f.to be milked.
Zmulgeo, 5re, Isi Sc lxi, lsum. vel.
Ictum, a. 2. to milk out, to stroke.

Entfcalus, a,um. paru killed, iba

?narro,are.a.l.to tell,to dcclare,to £neco, vel intco, ftre, eul, fc ctvi

rclate, to recite, to recount ctum,& catura.o-1- to kill, orssg

inarror, are. pat$. to be told. to teaze, plague, #r troubk.

imulsus, a, um. pt. drained, dry. inascens, tis. pt. growing. Enecor f ari,ctus,& catus.^.to besl

imunctio,5nis./a wiping the nose.enascor.ci f natuB. d3. to be born of, most killcd. ' killed, alraost desj

imunctor,5ris.m. a snuffer, a chou-j to grow,or spring out of, to arise. Enectus, a, uiu. pt almott slain, i

Smunct5rium,i.n. 2. snuffcrs. [ser.iinatans, tis. pt- swimming out. Knema^atis. n. 3. a clyster. ftM

3munctflra,ae/.the snuffofa candlefnato.are./uru* 1 to swim out, or to Energia, ac. / 1. energy, effieicj|

imunctus, a,tun^. wiped^nuffcd,. land, to escape, to disentangle- Enervatio,5nis./ 3. a weakesisf

gufcd,chcated,choused. Emiinc-Enatus,a,um./M.grown out, sprung EnervatusU>um.parf.feeble,6fl4

tx mvris homo, a man of a delicatej up, arisen. (ployed, bestowed. heartless, soft, effeminate. # j

taste and judgment, H>r. Enavatus,a,um, part. carefuUy em- Enervis, e. atjj. feeble, weak^fiM

imundate, adv. vcry clcanly. linavTgandus, a,um.jM.tobesailed void of sinews, lank, slim.

imundatio, 5nis./ 3 a cleansing. over, or through, to be passed. Enervftas, atis./. 3. weakness. ;

imundatus, a, um. pt. cleansed- jinavTgatus, a, um. pi. sailed over. Encrvo,[e > nervus],are ol.to csel

emunclo,are a 1 .to clcansc,to clear enavTgo,art.n.l to sail out,orthro\ vatc, to enfeeble,to wcaken,to4

imundor, ari. p. to be clcanedL | to escape, to gct out of, to land. feminate,to make tender^raioi

imungcns,tis. pt. wiping the nosc.£navo,are.a.l.toemploy,to bestow Enervor, iri. p. to be enerntoij

?mungo,g£re,nxi, nctum. act. 3. toEncxnia,5rum./tf.n. 2. anniversary Engonatus^,um.o4j. muhangukfl

wipc the nose, to snuff a candle, feasts to commemorate the build- Enhydris, Idis/ 3. a water-fmM

to cheat. [ned,fenced, or secured. ing of cities, or the dedication of enigro,are. act. 1. to make bJssk

Smuniendus, a,um. pt. to be forti-j temples. (work. Enim,conj. for,twly,verily,iaoee4

imuriimentum,i.n.2 a fortification. Encaxpa, orum. plur. neut. 2. fruit- yea, forsooth, but, therefort. ■

£mtinio,irc,ivi,itum.a. 4. to fortify , Encaustes, ac. m. 1. an enameller Enimvero,co9|;.veiily v truly jndes|

to fence, to inclosc, to secure. Encaustice, es./. 3. enamelljig. real!y,on my word,! warrantjsl

imflnior, Iri, Itus. p. to be fence&Encausticus^,um. ao}'. enamellcd. forsooth,immediately, on theeJti

imunitus,a,um./>*. fortified,fenccd. Encaustum,i n.2. enamel, varnish. er part, or side.

Emu9co,[c,muscus3,are.a. 1. to rubjEncaustus, a, um. atfj. cnamclled. Enlsus.a.um. part. clamberingp^

off moss, to clear from moss. ;EnchirTdium,i.nf ut. 2. a manual, a deavouring, endeavoured. j

imuscor,ari. pat». to be clcarcd ofi pocket-book, a dagger, a handle. Enitcndu&Aum. pt. to cndeavssj

imutatus,a,um./t/. changed. (moss EnclUicus,a,um af(/»enclitic; thus, Enltens,tis./>f. endeavourinun)

cmutio,ire,ivi,ltum.n. 4. to mutter, que,ne, ve, arc caUcd enclitics, i. ing, yeaning, brins^ng forth-J

to mumble, to hum. (hetter. e. added unto a word. 'a praiser. Enltens, XiA.pt. shining, gTitterdSj

rmftto,arc.ocr.l. to changc fortheEncdmiastes,ae.m.l. an encomiast, enYtco,Sre,tui.n-2. to shine, tosf

Encomiasticus, a,um. aqj. encomi- pear fair, bright, or charmint>t
astic be famous, or renowned.

Knc5mium,i.n.2.encomium,praise ?n!tesco, c£rc. n.'o. to shine, toh|
Encyclius, i. m. 2. all litcrature. come ^lorious.
EncyclSpxdia, x. f. 1. lesxiiing'?nitor.tiJsus,&ixussuiii.rftp.&t
that comprehends tll the liberal climb up with pain,to clainbeftjl
scienccs. (tle, tug,orpull.to endeavour,to stxsj

inarrandus t a,um. pt. to be related. Endr6mis,Idis/.a thick shag-man- hard,to tra\-ail with cbild,tobrk|
enarrtte, iite, *Jr>. phlrity. jiti^candus» a, ua. pt. to be sjcI txLl fsrrt^> to ficrrov f effcj ttji ^

EN.

En, adv. lo! see! bchold!
inallage, cs. / 3. a changc
Knargia,x./1. cvidence, clearness.
inarrabYlis, e. adj. that may be dc-
clared, described, or shown.

XT

EXU

ua, —mp. Uijmi. ««*.' contrariea, a syllogism wanting
>oth and nmil. the roajor, ©r minor proposition.

m. pt. about to strive. 0nubo,berc,upsi,uptum.n. 3. to be
.pt ior, c*mp. issunus, raarried out of one's degTce.
endeavoured, having Enucleandus, a, um partto be ex-
th, farrowed, yeaned, plained,9rclcared.(actly,politely.
i% laborious, industri- Enuclcate,atfVclcarly,plainly, ex-
;; foaling, yeanin, &c. Enuclcatus, a, um. pt. naviug thc
m 4. a deliveriru? of kcrncI,erstoncs pickedout,clear-
o swim out,to cscapc, ed,declarcd, made maiufest tho-
to pass throuirh. roughly scrutinizcd, siftcd,

v, ius, comp. clcarly, weijrhcd.
Lently.[orexplanation. Enucleo[e,nucleus],&re.a.l totakc
is/. i>- an cxplication, out the kerncl, to explain.
um. part. clcarcd of Enuclcor, ari- p- to bc explained.
kincd, made roanifcst, Enudatcadr. vcry plainly (pound.
ain, void of difliculty.£nudo,are.a.l.to make bare,to ex-
.voidof knots,smooth, Enumerabilis, c adj. that may be
t 1. to unknot,to cut counted.
, to clear up, to de- Enumeratss, tis. pt. enumeratinjr.
plain. or expound. Enumfcratio, 5ius/3. an enumcra-
pu*3. to be cleared. tion.

# void of rulc, enor- EnumSratov, 5ris. m. 3. a counter
augc, irregular(ness. Enumeratus,a.um>/. enumeratcd.
itU/ cnormity, huge- £ numero, are.ac* l.to cmuncrate,
adv. irregulariy. count, ©r reckon up, to recitc, to

•e,tui u. o. to come to pay-(bered,orrcckoncd,tobe paid
, to become known. Enumeror, ari, atus. p. to bc num-
umake out,to observe Enunciandus,a,um./rf.tobe uttercd
vm.pt become,or made Enunciatio, dnis/ 3. an axiom, or
f sum, bcing. (acw. maxim, jl proposition.
. being, cxistence. Enunciativus,a f um.a4/.expressive.
m. 2. alittle sword. Enunciatrix, Icis,/ she that de-
erum.fl'(f.that beareth clares.

(a sword.Enunciatum,i. n. 2. aproposition
% Iword. atuck, an of- Enunciatura,z/ la pronouncing.
unand, gpvernment. Enunciit&rus,a,um./p/.about to ut-
um. pt. inspired with Enunciatus, a, umpt. spoken.(ter.
<ed, moved. (ed. enuncio,are.a.l. to speak,to utter,

jn. atfj. sacredyinspir- to express, to tell, to dcclare, to
iaji. «■• 2. enthusiasm. pronounce,toshow,ordiscover,to
x. m. 1. an enthusiast. publu»h,disclosc, or reveal,to sig-
u*a, um.a4/. cnthusi- nify.

Enuncior, ari. p. to be uttcred.
AtU mtut. 3. an enthy- Enuptio, Snis/ a woman's marry
igumcnt drawn frona iny out of, er bclow her tribc,

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quality, &c.
£nutrio,Tre,Tvi,itum.a.4.to nourish*

fced,or cherish,to maintian, sup-

port, or bring up.
Enutrior, iri, itus. pas*. to be fed;

EO.

Eo,is,ire,eundi,Tvi,Ttum.n.4. to g§>
to go on, to walk, to travel, to
march, to pass, to procecd, or ad-
vance.to comc, to come in, or cn«
tcr,to sail,to swim, to flow, to run
down,oralong,to fall. to fly,to flr
away,oralong. Being ioincd with
theflrst supine, it denotcs the
samc as the infinitive mood of
tliat supinc. Ire inncias, to deny,
Plaut obviam alicui,to gt) to meet
lum,/d.ad arma, to take up arms,
Cicad saga,to go to be a soldicr»
/j.in melius,to grow better,/a*.in
auras,to vanish, Ov. exemplis, to
imitate,/</.in hostem, to sct upon
him,5/ar.in jus,to enter, an action
against,Pa'n. jun. in lacrymas, to
dissolve into tcars, Stat. in opui
alicnum,to meddle witli \tyPlaut.
in ora alicujus, to flv in his face,
Val.Flacc.in possessionem,totake
posscasion, Cic. in secula, to be
ever romcmbered* PUn. jun. in
scntentiam alicujus, to subscribe
to his opinion, Liv.

Eo, adv. thitlier, to that place, to
that, orsuch a pass,orcondition,to
tliat cnd.or intent,so far asthere-
fbrc.or thereupon.Kd loci,in that
statc,or condition, CicNec eo se-
cius, and neverthcless, SuetJfer.

E5dem,a<fo. to the same place, to
the same purnose, tothc same
state, or condition.

Eos, onis. / 3. thc morning.

Edus, a, um. adj. eastern.

x5us,i.fn.2.the day star, one of tfcc

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EOusque.ar/r.to far forlh, solong,] is devotcd wholly to pleasure. ! tenant, the clerk of u
to that hcight- Epicus, a, uro, adj. epic, heroic. Epistates,ae.m. a stewar

Epfcyclus, i. m. 2. an epicycle. Epistdla, x.y. 1. an cpi

EP# Epidemicus a,um.a<#. epidemic&l. Ab epistohs, » secrct

«pactx, irump/./ 1. the epact. Epidermis, ulis. / 3.the outward Epistblaris.c.arf/ episto

apigon, ontis. m. 3. a trucklc. thin skiu of thc body. (tive. laris charta,writjng-pi

kpaphxrcsis, is. / 3. rounding, or EpTdicticus.a, ura. aaj. demonstra- EpistdlYcus, a, nm. adj.

aecond clipping of the hair. Epidipnis, fdis. /a collation,a des- Epistolium, l n 2. a lil

Kpastus. a, um. pt. eaten

«paticus, a, um. aaj. of the liver.

*phebatus,a,um. atlj. fiftecn yearslEpidr&mii* i.m, 2- the mizzen-aail

ofagc.

(lings.

iphebia, x./ 1. the age of stnp- lnscription uponastatue abrand.

«pliebicus, a, um.aaj youthful
kphebium, i n. 2 a pJacc wbcre

youngmcnezercisedthcmsclvesEpfgT^phe. cs./ 3.an inscription.

Ephcbu%i m 2.a striplimr, a youth.

a lad a man.Evcedcrcexcphebis,

to writc himself man, 7 W.
Eph€meris,Tdis/.>. au ephemcris,

a day-book,a jouru:U,a mcmoran-

dum-book*acash-book^ana]manac
EphCmeruSya um. adj daily. Ephe-

mcra fcbris, a quotidian fever.
&phetx, arum pL m. 1. judges at

Athens, fifty in numbcr.
Ephialtes, r. m. 1 . the nightmare»
Kphippiarius, i. m. 2. a saddlcr.
Ephippiatus, a, um, adj. saddlcd.
sphippiuin,i. n 2. a saddlc,a hous-

ing, or horsccloth, harness.
£phbrua,i. m, 2. a chief magistrate

amongst the lAccdcnionians-
Epioata,vcl Epibates,x m. 1. asol-

dier serving on shipboard, a ma-
ipibuthra, x. / 1 , a Iadder. ■ nne.
apicediuni, i n. 2 a funeral aong.
ipichireraa, atis. n. 3. a proof ofa

proposition by argument
Epicccnus, a, um atfj. epicene,

common, of both scxcs, or kinds.
F.pTcrdcus, a, um. adj. yellow.

sert. Epist5minm.i n 2 a coc

Epidixis, is./ 3. a demonstration. tap aspigot,abung.ai

Epistylium, i.n. 2 aciia
EprigTamma,aU8.n>anepigTam,an|Epitaphium,i n- 2. an e

a fugitivc*s mark. (grammatist>JEpTthalamium,i n a son
Rpigrammatista, x. m. l.an epi-kpithSca, x./. 1 anad

Epigrusi.m.2.a.shoe,anintofastenEpTt6}rium,i. ». 1 atal
F.pilepsia x./lthe epilepsy wood ment worn upon ago
Epileptfcus. a, um. adj. epileptic, Epftomc, es/. 3. & Ep

ncral song (of a m

Epithfton, i. n 2. an e

Eplldgo. are. act. 1. to conclude
Epil6gris i. m 2. an epilogue, the
closingofa speech.
EpTtncnia, drum. pl. n. 2. small

prcsents sent cvery month from£pdclia,x/l.asolemi

1. an epitome. an abi
EpitOnium, i n 2. a p
EpTtyrum. i n. 2. a kj
EpiQrus, i. m 2- a kef

r.p6des,is.m 3 a kind
E])6dus, i. f. % an cpc
Kpol, ath\ hy Pollu:
Epos. ii. inttfd. epic
etry. a lofty strain
rpoto are. a 1 to di

jvfrica to Komc, a soldier*s
mont!il\ pay.

Epinicion,i n-2.a Fong of triumph.
Epiphania,x/velEpTphania,"rum.
pl fi.epiphaiiy t ortwett"tii-«la\ .(tion
Epiphonema,atis n. a r.ioral reflec-
Epiphora. x.f. 1 a runningofthc:Kp6tus, a,um. pt d
eycs, a fall of water, a repctition.' lowcd up, suckcd
Epirhcdium,i.n-2.a waggon,a cart. Epulx»uium./>/./ b
Epiroticum malum, an apricot,' a fcasting*, giuxl
Ptin. dishcsof utcaU f«

Epirriicdiiim,in. 2. a cart, or wag-! turc. dcvou

Epiilandus, a, u:n
Epuhtns, tis. pt. t\
Epularis,e.r/'// bc
Epiilurium, i. ;i.
house.

gon, the harncss of a carthorsc.

Eppischidion, i. n 2. a wedgc.

Episcbpalis, c. adj. episcopal.

Episcopitus us. m. 4 episcopac) .

EpiscOpiusphasclus, a brigantinc,

£pisc6po,kiv.ricM.to oversce Cic. EpulFitio. onis. j

iipicQrcus^uum adj. ofthc scct of kpiscnpor, ari. pat*. to bc madc a' banqucting, a

Epicurus, cpicurean, voluptuous,- bishop. ;F.pulaturus,a.ui

givcn to nothing but plcasurc Episcopus,» m.2. a bishop, an over-^Epuiatus, a,um

*pfcQruB f i.m.2jtii cpicure,oiic tluit sccr^i supcrintendant^i lord-licuJEpuio,ouis.m.3

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i, fttns auni. dep. & tranA ing,acompanyof horsemenjiorsc

featft, or banquet,to cat.
t.2.afcast^ banquct, an
iment, atreat, a mcal.

EQ.

: 1. a marc.
7!1- a itud of mares.
l. m. 2 a horscbrcakcr.
nedicus,afarrier,a leech-

a warrior, a knight, or called aiies, a scafish, a star-
r f one of tlic thrce or- „

lome betwixt tlie scna-

L commonaKy, a Iiorse, Eradendus.a, um pt. to be erased-
the place in the thcatre Er&dicatus. a, um. pt. eradicatcd.
4e jrentry sat Eradicitus,<Mfo.rrom the vcry root.

vcl cqucstris, c. adj. of, ?radico,are. act. 1. to cradicatc,to
ging to a horse, or to ca- root,orgruh up,to dcstroy utterly.
lightly, of, or bclonging Eradicor,ari pastAo be rooted out.
rder of kniirlithood. Erado tlere asi,astim a 3. to scrape
jum.pl.n 3.fourtecn seats off, or out. to blot out, to cfface.
leatre for the gentry. Eranns,i.«* 2. ataxguthcrcr,a tax
, cmj. verily . indced Erasus,a,um. pt. rased, scraped, o/
i, i. m. 2. a wild horse. taken out, effaced, blottcd, put
* n. 3 a stable for horses. out of pcnsion, or pay.
tum, i. n. 2. Uic hire of a Erciscendus,a,um.pf.tobcdivided.
for covering a inare. Ercisco, cere. neiit. 3. id. quod.
tyxxm aaj. bclonging to a Erciscor, ci dep. 3. to divide land.

Nervus equinus, a bow- Erciscundus, pro Ercisccndus, a,

eFremlgo, are. act. 1. tosailovcr.

cavalry. ' " Eremita,ac m.La hermit. (ahcrmit.

Bquito WreMCt.kneut. 1. to ride to Eieuiiticus,a,um.<i<0 pertainingto

run, scour, or gallop along, to Ercmus,i/2.a wildcnicss adcsert.

pass swifUy to bestride. erepo,perc.psi,ptum.n.3. to creep

cquitor, ari, atus. p. to be ridden out, to get oin\ or pass over witk
Equula, x.f.l a mare-colt a ftlly. diflicidty, to ascend gradually.
Equuleus,i. m. 2- a colt an instrii- Ereptio, 6nis. / a violcnt taking-

me nt of torturc made lik e a horse . away . ( oftcn.

nde of horseliair Ov.
e, Ivi. n. 4. to desire thc

Irum. pl n. 2. horse rid-
aces, tournaments. plays.
nis. m. J. a horse's rider,
jr, an cquerry, or groom,
r. (men.faiT

• aautki,mariners.or sea-
m» e. atfj. Uiat may be
easjr tonde.
t tu.pt. riding.

* 6nis- / v. a riding.
k a, um. pt. ridden.

um. pt- to be divided, or parted.
Erebeus,a,um. ailj. hellish, of hcll.
Erebus, i m. 2. hell.
Erec\c,u(Iv niBjComp. rightly. (iug
Erectio oius /*. >.an erection, a rais-
Erectus,a,um pt. & aaj. ior, c mp.
made ercct, or upright, standing
upright, raised lngh, ur up, rous-
ed, stirrcd up, encouraged, cou
rageous, undaunted, intent, ear
nest, sublime, aspiring, proud,
haughty, gay, tprighUy, very
joyiul, fixcd. (recUy.

Eregion^, adv> over againat, di-

l, ua. m, 4. the act of ridrJEremigatus^ um. pt. saUed orcr.

1

Ercptus, a, um. pt- taken trom, tm

out. rcscued, dclivercd, savcd,

stolcn, dead.

Ercs,is.m.3.a hcdgchog, an urchin*

F.retria, x. / a kmd of cenise.

Erga prxp. towards, against, ovcr
against.

Ergastularis, e. adj. of a prison.

Erga.stiilarius.i-m. 2. a keepcr of a
workhouse,a keeper of a j>;'i<on #
or housc of correction, a jailer.

Krgastuluni, i. n. 1. a workhousc,
a house of correction, a prison,
a prisoner, n slavc.

Ergastulus, i. m. 2 a roguc,a slave.

Ergata, x.f. 1 a cap*tan,a crane*

Ergo- c-inj. thereforc,then,for, be.
cause, for thc sakc, a partirlc of
expliration for inquam, I say.

irica, ac/1. hcath, swect broom.

Krlcseum, mc). wild honey, Plin.

Ericctum.i.n.a hcath^ l>room-closc

Er\ccus,&Erlcius.i. m. 2. a hcdgc-
hog, a chevaux-dc fi-izc.

Erigendus, a, nm.pt. to bc raiscd.

Kngcns, tis pt. erccting, rnisiiif*.

Kngeron, outis. m. 3. grounds..'.

ErYgldus, a, um. «n#. very cold.

Erigo[e^-ego], gere, rexi, rcctum.
a-> to ercet, or makc upright, to
build up, to raisc, to set, Uft, or
hold up,U> prick up,to draw up,to
stir up, to rouse, or excite, to ad-
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Erlnaceus, i. m. 2. a hcdgehog.
£rinnys, yos, & yis./ 3. a fury.
ErTpienduR,a,iim./>/to bc taken a-
Er¥piens,tis. /tf.taking away.(way.
En*pio,( c,rapio J .p£re,pui,rcptum.

take away,to pluck,pull,orsnatch

out, to draw out, to save, to free,

deliver, ©r rcscue.
Eripior, i. ptut.to be takcn away.
srisma, atis. n. 3. a short laddcr.
Brisma, *./ 1. a prop, abuttress.
Erfthacus,i.m.2. a robin-rcdbrcuj>t.
Entius, i. m. 2. a warlike enginc.
Eriv&tio,6nis./3.a drain of water.
ErTvo,>£, rivus],arc. a.l. to drain,

or carry off water by a sluice.
Erlvor, ari,/*w*. to bc draincd
krix,Icis. / 3. broom.(carthenpot.
Erncum, i- n. 2.a cake bakcd in an
Er5dens,tis.^f.gnawing.(to eatinto
er6do,cre,si,sum.a. 3. to gnaw off,
Er5gandus, a,um. ptXo be bestow-
Erdgans, tis. pt. bcstowing. (ed
Erogatio, 5nis./.3. a laying out, a

profuse spending, a distribution.
Er5gator,5ris.m.3.an almoncr.( out,
Er6gaturus,a ( nm.pt. about to lay
Er5gutus,a, um. M.distributcd f de-

livcred, or laid out, bcstowcd,

spent, entreatcd,prcvailed upon.
?rdgito^re. Jreq.lXo ask,or dcsirc

heartily, to get out, to extort
?r5go,arc.acf. 1. to lay out, to cx-

pcnd,tobestow,to beg,or entrcat,

to gct.or obtain by bcgging.Jout.
Erogor, ari, atus. pass. to bc laid
Erdsio, 6nis./ 3. a consuming.
ErSsus, a, um. jM-eaten into,or up.
iroticus, a, um. adj. oflove.
Errabundus, a,um.aaj.wandering.
Errandus,it,um,/tf.to bc straying.
Aroi^ti5./>/.wan<kring, ttraying,

crcepinghcrc andthere,creepin

tosuccour, relieve, or comfort. I

Erigor, pi. paoo.to bc raiscd (star. about, mistakcn, unfixt, mutable.
Erig5neius, a, um. adj. of thc dog Erraticus, a/um. adj. unfixt, wan-

dcring, straying abroad, wild.
Erralio, 6nis./ 3. a wandering, a

mistake, mutability, inconstancy .
Errator, 5ris. •». 3. a wanderer, a

fugitive.

act. 3. to take away by force, to Erratrix, Icis./. 3.a she-wanderer.

Erratum,i.n2. an error, atnistake,
a fkult, a miscarriagc.

Erratur,»*m/x?r*.they are mistaken.

Erraturus,a,um. /tf.about to crr,or
wandcr about. (strayed ovcr.

Krratus,a,ura. jM.wandered about,

Erratus, us. m. 4. an crror.

Erro,are.ra 1 to rovc up and down,
to roam, to wander, to wandcra
bout,to stray,to straggle.to saunt
er,to walk abroad,to run,to feed,
grazc,or pasture,to mistakc,or be
mistakcn,to misunderstand,notto
kno\v,to be at a loss, to offcnd,
last.(erer, a vagabond,a fugitive.

Erro, onis. m.3.a wandcrer,a loit-

Errones,um./>/.m. wandering stars.

Krrdneus, a, um adj. erroncous,
roving.

Error,6ris.m.3.an crror,ormistake,
a false,orwrongopinion,a deceitjE
or surpri.se a mazc,or wandcring
a winding,or turning,a
or infirmity, a frailty.

Erubescendus, a, um. pt. to be a
shamed of,base,mcan,sorry,poor.

Enibcscens, tis. pt- blushing.

Enibesco,cere,bui.r;ic.3.to be rcd,
to color, to blush,to bc ashamed.

eruca,ae./l.the cankcr,or palmcr
worm, the hcrb rocket.

ffi-uctuzis, tis. pt. bclching, cast
ing, or vomiting out.

Eructatio, onis./. 3. a bclching.

Eructator, 5ris.m,3.a belcher.(up.

rructo, are.n.l. to bclch, to throw

Eructus, a,um./>l. bclchad up.

wcakness, rrum]

ig>Eruderatus, a, nm. pt. c

or freed from rubbish.

erndero, are. n. 1. totl

Erudiendua,a,um, pt.Xo b

Erudicns, tis. pt. teathir

Eriidio,! e,nidis],irc,i\i,i

to teach, to instmct, t

to bring up, or exercise

Erudior,iri,itus/>a*t. tob

Eriidite,a</tMus, cvmplat

learnedly. skillfully, art

Eriiditio,5nis. /3.cruditi«

ing, scholarship, litcrati

Eruditrix,icis./a raistrcs

Erudltiilus, i. m. a smatt

ErQditulus, a, um« udj. i

leurncd.

Eruditus,a,um. pt& atfj.

isslmus. eup. taugiit ii

educated, bred up, pn

vcrscd,!nured,accuston

ed, skilftil, curious, nic

,to Enicndus,a,um pt. to be

Erugatio, onis./ 3. a tat

ofwrinklcs, a smootkii

Erugutus, a, um. pt. mad

?rugo, are.ac/. 1. to tnak

Krugor, ari./>.tobe mad

Erugo, gerc. neui. 3. to

Enilia, ac./ 1. a vetch.

Erumpens, tis. pt. break

^rumjio, perc, riipi, rup

a. 3. to break, burst,or

to issuc, or sally forth,

send forth, vcnt, or disi

arisc,or become knowu

or discovcr.

Erumpor,pi,uptus sam- 1
brokcn forth, &c. . (
?muco, arc. a. 1. to wee
eruo, uere^ utum. a 3.
tear, root, or dig up, i
ovcrthrow,or destroy, 1
or pull out, to draw"ot
out, to diacover, orbri

firuor^tttuft.jk.tobt phj

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na./3.an eruption,a sal- ing of a tliing-.

ting fbrth, w p out. out- Essentialis, e. ar(/. cssential.

,a,um- /rf.that will break Esscntialit^r, uaY. csscntially.

l, um. ^f- to pluck out Est a sum ;, he, she, ©r it is.

n.^r.plucked, erweededEst ab cdo,] he, &c. eatcth.

i,or torn up, subverted, Esto, imper. a sum, • l>e it so.

vn, dcstroj ctl, dujr up. Estor, oris.m 3. an cater, a frlutton

rown up,found out, dis-Kstrix, Icis/. 3. she that eatctli.

•Kstrix, icis- wlj. ravenous. greedy.

2.a pulse like tares fire. Kstur, imp. a v*r6.edor, thcy cat .

atis. n.3. st. Anthom 's Esurialis. e adj. bclongin,rtofastiiig >

a,um aaj.red; lapillus, u Esiiribundus, a. um. adj. vcry hun-

outofthelicd Stn % Stat. pry. ■ vctous, greedy.

ium, i » 2. madder. ^suricns, tis pi. bcing hungTy, co-

n.2 s;i;uach,a shrub us- Esiirienter, adv. hungrily. <ness.

Esiirics, £i./ 5. hunger, niggardli-
F-Rtirio, irc. fvi itum. « 4. to desire
tocat.to bc hung-ry. to bc poor.
Esurior, iri. pats. lo be longed for
Esurio, 6nia. m. ». a huiifrry fellow.
Esiiritio, 6nis / 3. hungcr. (gry
^suntor, 6nis. wi.3. one oftcn hmi-

rien 10 dress leatber.
ES.

, f a stun ], thou art.
r. i a sumj, be tiiou.
( ab, edo : , eat thou.
1. meat, or food, a bait

, um aij. pcrtaining to ^uriturus, a. um. pt. that sliull iic

lod.Escaria vinculu,tied
eth, Plaut.
;,scando ,,derc,di, nsum
ccnd, to go up.
us.71.4. a scalade.(food.
6rum. pl, nmtt. 2. mcat,
ua 9 um.ar//.pertaining > to
acu ento orc htmo,one
t in bis moutii, Plin.
, i. n. 2. a becch-grove.

it inade of becch.
ft,um.ac(/.madc of bcech
/". 2. & beech-trec.
. um. pt. catcn.

i., to eat. a wagon.
Cl. a chariot, a seat in
r i.m.2.a CArter, a chario-
. n. 2. a chariot. teer.
,/llAhv e*Bence, orjK-
.16

IEtiam atquc ctiam, again and a-
gai n. Ter. Etiam dum,yct, till that
■ime, Fd. Etiamne, what still? Id.
Etiam nunc. still, immediately,
/ J /ai</.Postetiam,inthc nextplacc.
• ic Etiam tum,evcn then,*W.Eti-
am tu,why don'tyou? Plaut Auc-
ta ctiam, yearathcr, PUn. Ktiam»
scclus! male loquere? what ! you
rogue,do you ra.il? / J /a//f.Atetiam,
aut non, eittier yea,or no, Cic.

Etiamnuin, a</r. as yct, still.

Etiamsi, c nj. alttiou^Ii. (albeit.

Etsi, c r)tj.c\Ln\ ind &*//A;'.althou^h,

nty molotfia.x/. 1 etymologrj-( gical.

Etymblo^icus, a. umadj. ctvmolo-

Etymolo|rus,i. m. 2.an ctymologist.

cty mon, i. n. 2. thc ctynion, or orj-
^innl of a wonl, a primitive.

EU.

hungry.

Ehfirus, a. um. pt. about to eat-
esus, us. m. 4. an euting".

ET.

Et, canj. and, also, yct, cvcn, both,
andafterwards^ulthoiig^h. also,but
£tenim,r n/.for, bccausc, that,aud
itenimvcro, ad\: for truly.
Etesias, ac. m- 1. a north-east wind.

Eu, interj. O brsivc! (tied.

^vacuandus, a, um. pt. to be cmp-

ivacuutio, dnis./ .5. an emptjinj'.

Evacuatus, a. um. part. evacuated,
madc void, emptied, clcanscd.

Evacuefactus, a. um. ptt cmptied.

fvacuo,are </.tocvaruato,toempty.

cvadcns, tis./>/.^cttingfaway, orofr.

?vado, dcrc, u>i,asum /i.&a.^.togfet
ofl', or away, to escapc, to avoid,
comc, p),fret, o;TcacIi to, toclimb,
inount, or ascend, to pass over,to

r.thfca^ orum. pl n- ethics.
Ethicc, cs./ vcl Ethica, sc./ mo-
ral philosophy.

.um.u.^.o^or belonging Etcsius, a.uni. adj. yeariy, casterly. grow, or bccomc,to comc to pass.

Etesticulatio, onis. / 3. a gelding. Evagandus, a. um. pt. to wandcr.

r.vagans, Xis.pt wandering-.
ivagatio, 6nis./3.a rovinjrahroad.
Evagator, 6ris. m. lie tliat stray».
EVdfrutus, a. um. part. wandering

abo-.it, going out, spread.
Evaginatus, a. um.pt. unsheathcd.
Evaglno le,vagina,| are. a.l.to un-

slieath, to draw out of thc sheath .
rvagor, ari,atus.sum '/.1 .towander.

stra , orrun abroad,to: ove about,

to ramble, t« ^wji VwABvn^ys.

heathen

°*
countcrfeiting men's manners.

Ethftldgus, i.m.2. a mimic,a jcster

Etliopccia, x f. 1. a represcntation

ofmanners,carriagc,orbehaviour.

«Urm, mnj. also, t««, yca farth"T

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Excarn ificory&ri .^-to be cut in pic- to void by stoo1,to ha wk,orspit out^ spoil .
Exca«tratus,a,um./>f. geldcd* (ccs. Exccrnor, ni. p. to be nfted. £rcio,ire,iTi,Iturn.a.4. ti

Excavatio,/ 3. a hollowing
Excavatus,a,um. pt. made hollow.
llrcavo, 3rc act. to hollow out.
Excavor,ari. puss. to be hollowed.
Excedcns, tis. />/. cxcecding, sur-
passing, departing, d\ ing.
Exceditur, imper*. il is dcparted.
£rc£do,dere.essi.esgum. n. to de-

part.to go forth f 9** out,to quit, toExcerptio dnis./. 3. a culling out. cepting, taking in shoi

go, come, ©r arrivc at last, to bc
worn out, to die ; <#. to exeeed.
to surpass
Excellenstis/^.Jv adj. ior, comp. is-
simus, rub. excelling, sunaount

ing, rising, high, excellcnt, ex- Kxcessus,us. m. 4. exccss, a going cxcept,or cxc!udc,top

traordinarv-

m

Kxcellcntir,fi . ? ve\'ccllentJy. (uity

Kxcellcntia,:c/ 1. cxccHcncc,dig- grcssion,* deviation, an aberrati- inshoithandwhatanot

Kxcello.lcrc,Iuj,lsiim.n 3. toexccK
to surmnunt,to be high,to asccnd.
to lili u p, to raisc aloft.

Exrclse,(JdV. ius. cvmp. is.sime,*r//j
highly, on high,u>flily,haughtily

Exccpiitius, a, um adj excepted.
E ceptiuncula, x. /. a small c.\-
ce.ption

takcor diaw iu,1o reccive ofti-u.
Fi\ccpto»rt//i«c vctpt «saving,unless
Exceptiirus, a« um. pt. about toJExcidor, di. p. to bc cut up.

cxcept, about to rcceivc.
E*ceptus. y^fwm. pt e \cept cd, rc-

ccived, uclcoined, entcrtained

takeii prisoncr,takcn.iuiderstood
h cc:- iculuiu, i. » 2. a sievc.

fii-cerno nerc crevi,cretum.H.

Exccrpendus,a,um./tf to bc picked; to tend fbr,to raise, or \

Exccrpens, tis pu picking out- j waken,to rouse,toexcil

F.xccrpo|ez,carpo.,pere,psi,ptum mon, to chaJlenge. Exc

l.S.Xjo pick.take, or single out, to masalicui,tomakeoncv

sclect, to choosc, to exempt. Excior, Iri, Itus. p to be

Excerpor,pi,ptus. p. to bc picked. Exdpicndus^t,um.^t to

Exccrpta, orum. pl> n. 2. things ed, caught, e ' cepted,

cul'ed out. E^clpiens, tis. pt. recei

Exccrptor,6ris.m.->. a cullcr. (sen.E<c.Tpio[cx,capio],perc
Excerptus,a,um /rtpicked out-cho- tuni.rz .torcccivc,tota
Exccssis, /rr Exccsseris, 7Vr. ; up,to pick up,to catch,
ExcessQrus, a, um. about to cx- : take,tosustain,tocntcr
cccd, ©r depart. i light. to cnsnare, to si

out, a dcparturc dcath,dccease f a hcar,orlcarn,to succcec
standing out, a projection, a di- toanswcr.Notisocipci

Excctra,x/l.avipcr,a curse. (on.- cth, Suei.

Excidendus, a, um. part. to beExcipior,pi,ceptus./».tol

destroyed. jExct piila,ac./l.a wcel,a

Excidens, tis. pt. fullingaway, fail-Kxcjpiilu^ i. m. 2. arect

ing, cutting off, dcstroying. jExcTsatus,a,um. pt. cut (

Excclsitas, atis. / 3 hcight, lofti-JE cidio, onis. /. 3. destruction. ! E\cisio,6nis./3. an exc

ness, haughtinesfl, nobleiiess E.\cidium.& Exscidium,i.n. 2. thc struction, a brcaking <

Excelsus, a,um. ot// ior, c mp. iasi-

mus,*i//; high,t:dl,lottv.rttatelv,no-

Exccptans, tis. pt. taking up v ble. 1

Exceptio,onis./ ».an exception, rc-

straining clausc, demur, rescne.

sarking of a city, ruin, dcstruc-Exciso,arc.(7.1. tocrop,
tion. K.Ncisorius, a, um. at\j.

E\cido [ex,cadoj,cre,/i>*m.3 tofail. to cutting, or carving.
out,or away . to slip or cscape, to E •• cisus, a, um. part cu
drop,to fail,to be disappointed,to down l-ased, dcstroyci

forgrt, or be forgotten, to disup-Excitandus,a,um./>f.tob
pcar,toperish,toaissent.ExcidcreExcItatd,«</r.briskly,ve
forniula,to bc cast in a suit. «SW. Excitatio, tinis /. *l. as

Kxcepto 1 cx,capto],:lre m freg. 1. toExcido: ex,ca:do|, dcre, Idi, isuiii.Excitator,oris.rn.3.aii e>

n.3to cut out,down,or up,to hcw,.Excitaturus& vim. pt. ul
to root out, to rasc, to uestroy. E\clUitus,a,um. /#i. fct ul

issimus,<x//». stirred up
E\ciens, tis. pt. raising. I wakcd,raiscd,e.\alted,

Kixico, tre, Ivi. o. 2. to raisc. loud, shrill, brisk, vch
K cindo [cx, scindo]. crc, idi, is-TiJa-cito^arc.^cf 1. to c

sum.a..>.to cut oti',out,or down,to
ovcrthrow, root out, or abolish.

LDScJ

raise,rouse,orjmt up,tc
incite,to instigate, U> i

EKcindor,di.issus./i. to be cut ofl'.| encourage,to quickcn,

s.ftiomervi, topurge, v cleaD£c,|£r«ingo,£re,xi.a. to ungird,to deJ tQ inTigormtc,to et^ct,

»Sfe

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)__xc_lo,l-re,lui,cu.tun. a. 3. io till, _Ej'crucio, arc. o. to torn.cnt.to &K»

ut. . , ,- ,

ri/i.to be rouscd. [voke! or cultivate, to ih>pro\e,to adora,
e.act.l. to excitc, to pro-< dcck. or polish, tn triin up, to in-
ly^um pt. about to s.irupj struct to pcrform, pructise, or cx-
,um ^..c__lled,orraisedup ercisc.

.io, dnis./. :i- an excluma-|K\color,li nilius./». to bc dccked.
outcry, a shout, a noise.jExcommunic;iti'_, onis f '•'». an c\-
or, 6ris. m. 3> one tliat. commuiiicat ; un. 'niunicatcd.

• K cominunicatus,a.um pt. cxcom-
, Jkre. n 8c a l.to cxcl:iini,Mrconirnuitico,;ire a. 1. lo excom-
ut, to call out, frraloud,to; inuuicatc.

K\cornpacto,....r.on purji^e (sul.
&r..p l.tobeenliphtenedJKxconsuLulis m or.e loruurly cou-
is,tis./i/. cxciud_ng,hatch- Kxcontmcnti. mlv imu.cdiately,

out ot h.uid. forthwith.
i_lrconuo.cre,o\i,.ictum n .'•.tob..il
tliomi}riil\o r> :i\vay«iodiy up.torc-
.inc. to d'.vi.;e,invcnt,or prot:ur.'.

r»x ci-Liidoj, dfcre, flfli,
.to i'Xclude«tc shut-erput

..jerT,_irefusc.;o «icbur.to

, *r hindcr. to liatch.

vti.usus/. to be rcjecled.

, oms./ j. an exclusion, a

■ out

e, *irfr. exclusively. (out.

ui,i> urn-/'f thut will nbm

Kxcftrio |cx. coriitui}, ure.4f. 1. K»
excoriatc, to ilay, to whip.

flict.

K.vcrticior, ari. _ft. to bc tormcntcd.

Kxcubans, tis. pt. kecping' watcTi.

Kxcubatio, onis. / 3. a wriichinjr.

K\ciihiitiii',im/i nieii wutoh (watc K

Kxcubfituru. , a, w.n.part. about to

KxcuJ>ia-,firiiiii//./l. wutch, ward,
thc scntry, the ^uard, a layin}.f.

Kxciibitor.cJris._n 3 a sc uiincl.the

K\cubitMs,uD.7n.t.a \vatch.»\vatch.

ftrc.uho.art\)/.l. to watch, to krcp
«atrh, to slaud scniry, »o stand
upon one*s giurd.to take cxrc, to
lie d'»\vn, o ■ imi. \o jrn>.\-

/'>ciido.dcrc,di,i*sum.M. *. to beat,
ur strikc out,t.o strvnip, or coin, to
for>re,to i.i:ikc,to halcli,to lind ~ut

• — . j- - - - .- » » »-— ...... ...

Kxcoquor, i. octiiH. ft to bc boilcd. with study, to compose, to wrcst

froni, or obtain by ontrcat).
Kxcudor, di. pa**. to be fortfed.

.-» | . i _ _ _ _ - - - n _ ..

K\cor«,diH.tf«^ harmUss bpiritk-K_, Kxculciitor. oris. m. 3- a sliui;cr
uitlcbi, foolith si:uplc. siliy. JKxculcAtus. a, utji pt. kickoti oill,
Rvcreabilis.c.fii{f'itiatuiav be spit; out of diite, or usc, aiiiiiiu:it"iL

e^ pcrfectU tned K _creo,are ti-to l:awk, v. Kxscroo. pull i>ut to er:isi',to^ct iiardly. *.•

nditit.R. iini./.r to be foun<l Kxcresccns tis pt jrniwinj: out wnst tVo..i oi:i .
ievi«cd K:-cri*scenti't jr/1 :i.:c ccscenci Kxcultu.s,:i,u*.n,/u'.c -ih.v.ited.drrsii-

m, t«s. pt- dcviHingf. i^ruri a sco cerCjCi-jvi.crctum. /:. 3.| i.Ml,:id.«ri.v'd. ^:_ , hh!iv»I, jr.-islic i.

tio,6nis/ . an invention, to ^rrow out, «.•• i»j>, to iii"re'i.»..to,Kxcur tu.v, », ium. />/. &, „ f */. )i;md-
^tinedit ition adcviser risc (c\cr_..._!it„ orord.rcl sonieh r-.-ci -ived, div..M*d'. '.rhan-

?or,^r : .s m •> aninvcntor K>.trt"tio, 6u:s./. 3 t!.c w,i.i .^of 1 cileu uili^-eiitly, cuoicc, curious,
.i!S _, 'i.n. Ut 5t ./r/7. insi- Kxcrctuiii, i. n J -.vl .s.«. oi'f.1.

. «:■ ** ised.:iivcnted, found
:jrlr. iipon, excpiisite.
tus iih *n 4 a dcvice.

K\c.vluru_.'-.ii'i../... ;i">f; it tuvt.id
by s».>ol. |)U=-j:v '. voiiled, vf;eii.

K\crelus a, irn./i-.-j. wdl ^rowu
,.»«• uctm 1. lofind 0'it,&:i»-.\criiiiiu.iti*i. ••:.;« /. i-un :n—. i.ati-
,to tlevi_e, to projoct to|K\cniciihih-. .'. ' ij p:i:ii.-!i .'.'c on
conv.der thoroujrlily. cd;K\cruc ,i « '-.!..■* ; , viu.. /#r. '. . '•.. _nr-
■•,'m iitus» /».to')i«v.nf»-i\-j i-k-:'»!-.!, ■■ .:..'«."_•. I.' (ti./t.irv. .1,
tis a,Min /•/. tob<- taujvlwJiCxcnr.-Iacis, ii.-nn /..' 1'-.::,. :ited,
*& sr trafned Mfj.

u.iiii y.

Kxcurrenn.ti»././. s.dl\ in,r forth.su-
pcn!'i'Kis.i\'il:ui.':ir.i. Suiniua ex-
cunv.ui, .liuui witb an u\ei*pTus.

-\Veurr<», itiv, curri 5< «Micurri,

-'Huin.;.. i.tfipiuout-o: ii:t_.tilv.tois

su.!. '-■• salK *\i\.or toitli.to pusn

iui«, *o .nake :iii iitioad. to ^Ti, to

. re:.cu, bf c-.ieihL lo ^_\v_K\ \N^ \\

'Kicniciut-:«i *•. w. t. *-:r»:. nt. ; t.. e.\c..v<\ Vo v vi qn*_t «_A-A- wv

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Deccm aurci,& quod excurrit,ten| off, to be overcomc, to shake ofl'.| lowcd

crownsand oddmoncy, /'<«//. J.C. Excuticns,tis./>f.shaking off,orout. Exedendus,*,um./W.tobe ei

Excursatio,6nis./ X an cxcursion.
Excursator, 6ris. m. a light-horse-
man.

Bxcursio,5nis. f. 3. an excursion, a to drop, orfall. to shakc,to bran
sally,an incursion,inroad, orinva- dish, to throw, or fling, to dis-

sion, a digrcssion, a divcrsion.
.Ercurso,are.«.to run up anddown
Excursor.dris.m.J. a courier,strag-

gler,skirmisher corsair. (abroad.
Excursunis, a* um.pt. about to go
Excursus, a, nm pt. passcd over
Excursus, us- m- 4. an cxcursion, a'

Exciitio | ex,quatio], ere, ussi, us-
sum,ar/.3. to shakc oflf. or out, to
strike,dash, or fetch out, to makc

chargc, to rouse, to dislodgr , to
banish, to drive, to search, to
examine, to canvass, to pick, or

select, to pillage. Lacrymas ex- drawing, or dining room.
cuterc, to makc one cry, Ter. in- Exggesi vs/.3.an explanati
tclligcntiam, to rousc it, Cic.
Exciitior, i. pas*. to be shakcn off.

8tac^c,acoursebeyondducbounds,tKxdono, are- see.

a digrcssion, a sallt, a charge. Exdorsuofex,dorsum|,are. a. 1. to

flay, split out, or part along the
ridgc-bone just in the middle

Excu8abflis,e.«'//. ior, c*tmp. cxcu-
suhlc, that may bc excuscd.

Exciisandus a,um./>f.to bc cxcuscd

Excusans, tis. pt. cxcusing.

Exciisate, ath. ius, comp. with ex-
cuse, tolcrably. (tcncc.

Excusatio,5nis/ an cxcusc, or de-

Execo |ex,secqj, care,cui, ectum.

a. 1. to cut off, or out, to cut. or Excmplum,i.n 2. an cxampl

makc a hole in, to castrate, to
takc otf, or away, to remorc, to
destroy, to gut, or plundcr.

Exciisaturus,a,um./>f. about to cx- Exccrabilis, c. aaj. ior, comp. exc

cusc.
Exr.usatus,a,um./tt.&. aaj. ior,com/>.

Kx«dens« tis. pt. eating, coi
ExSdentuJus, a,um. tufj toi
/Sxedo,erc,edi,eBum.«.3- tc

cat up, or out, to const

destrov.

Exedor, di, esus. p. to be \
Rxedra,x/1. a by-place, a

building with seats, a pai

Kxcggtkcus, a,um adj. exp

Exemplar,aris. n. & Exemp

n.a.a pattern.plan, « r mod

py, a rescmblance, a sim

Kxcmplatus,a,um. pt. exem

Exemplo,are.al. to exem)

copy. so tranacribe.

stance, a prccedent, a <
draught, or plan, a model.
plc, a rescmblance, or tik<
way,or manner,a waming.
pla,tortures,torments. Ter
Exemptilis, e. adj. eadly 1

crahlc, abominable, detestable,

odious, horrible, drcadful, crucl.

iss1mus,*u/>.cxcuscd, takcnforanExccrabTKtas,atis/ 6. curscdness.lExcmptio v 5nia-/.3. an exe:

excuse, forgiven. jExecrabihter, adv. cxecrably. •Excmptor,6ris. m. 3. atakc

Excusolex,causa|, arc. a. 1. to ex-'Execrandua > a,um.parf.'execrable.jExemptus,us. m. 4. a Ukinj

ise. jExccrans,tis./»r. cursing. (cursedJExemptus, a, um. partmtsi

cusc, to allcge for, or in cxcuse. .

Excu*or,ari,atus./>. to bc cxcused. Kxecratio,onis./ 3. an execration,
Excusor,5ris. m.3. a printcr.found-j or cursing, a curse, hatred.

er,coiner,makcr of pots,orimagcaExecratus, a,um. pt. istftnus, wup.

Excussc, adr. exactly, strictly.

Excuss6rius,a,um. adj. thatshakcsi voting.
out Cribrum c\cussorium,a bolt-

ing sievc, Plin.

spared, privileged, taker

away,chosen out, excludc

Exent£ra,5nim./tf t; r n. 2. tl

cursed, abhorred, detested, de- Exenterltio, finis./. 3. a \

ExcnUratus, a, un}. part.
punched. (to draw. to
Excntcro,arc.a.l togut,to

Kxecrorfex^sacrolfaricf.l.tocursc,
to ahhor, to detest, to devote.
Kxcussus,us. m. 4. a shaking outJExcctio.dnis./.acuttingorl, rout. Exenter )r,uri,atus.p/tobe
Excussus, a, um. pt. issimus, •«/»■ Excctus.a,um./>f.cutott,<.rout,cut, lv vexccl.
shakcn ofl",or out,chased,ordriven castrated. dcprived* dcbarrcd. j/J.rccsire.ivi,Hum.n 4. to g
out, flung, thrown, or cast, bran- Execntio,6nis /. 3. an execution, u away.to set,get,orcomc oi

dishcd,moved, cxamincd, search-
ed, savcd, rcscucd. dclivcrcd-
ExcQsus^,um./>/. forged, printed,
coined.
ExztitJcndu*,3L,um.pt. to be shaken

pcrformancc, a govemmcnt. j saiK to dcpart, to retire»
Ex£ctltor,6ris. m. 3 . an executor, a draw*to escapcto avoiiUo

punisher, an avenger. (ccute. tinucd.ore\tendcd,to prc
Executurus, a,um./^. about to cx- urisc,to sprout, i.r springl
Ex«cuttn.a,um. p*rt. that hath fol-' grow up, to be diJscovere

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oad t frr divulged,to putlxexeitiurn, i. n. 3. use, pra*tirc. jExhillatu», s, um.pt. breathcdout.
iblish,to be po*»t,to v.i-E iercftius,a<Jf* comp. inorc biisriy.jf&rhalo, are. act. 1. to cxhalc, to
l.,,r concludcto faU^irExercito^rc^/rcy.l to e*crcis«' of- brcath»: <uit,ti>»ciidtbrt]i > to einit,
:ccd. (or bc cxecuted. tcn. (U*r. lo stcum.

sa, uin. pt to etecutc,E\crcitor,dris. m. a rutor, or mas- l*xhulor, uri. /»<w. to be exhaled.
ia.^f .&«<//. issimus, tup. Excrcitorius, a, UM^a^'.belontfinir|K\hauru:ndus,a,uin.pf. tobc emp-
perfonniiij*;, busicd. ■ tc excrcisc. Xavis cxerciioria, a
um. pi./l funcral so-[ kctch for carryhuf jroods
•r ritcx, a burial, rclic».iExcrcitiis,a, xini/it. x.rciscd, cin

e. ailj. of a fuueral.
L,scquorj,i. cQtus sum-

stius Exsequor.

a, am.pt. that hath fol-

owin^. < ud.

ployed, inurcd to. hurdcncd in,
tonncnted,U*ased, \i*.\cd, weari-
nrtcto doy;rpcrfbrto,tot cd, fatigucd, tricd, approvcd.
scomplish,to follow, toExcrcitus,us m 4. un ariny.a host,
protecute, to go on, to. or band of arnicd soldicrs,a grcat
mitate,to puniah,to re-j flock,or shoa],troiiblc,gric^cxer-
:count, rreUtc,towiah, : cise.

■eatly.Exequi suumjuaEtero[ex.scro] l crerc,roi, rtum. a.
t,C**'Scntentia*,to re«» J.t * excrt, to thrust, or draw out,
7'tic. mortcm, to die,j to put forthvr out,to briii£ forth,
~ toexpose,to view,toshow,todis-

covcr, to display, to raise, to lif 1
up, to advancc, to lay bare
^um-pt.to be cxercis-|Excrratio.dnis./.».a st.rayui)f(cliiic
i.^.exercisinir,driving'. Ejrerro.are.n.l. to deviate, to dc-
t,arceoj, cere, cui, ci-Excrtans. \i%- part. thrusting out,
exercise,to practiae to ahowing.

e,tomakcusc of,toeiu- FiXertc,u«/r.plainly,opcnlv,niccly.
lemployment rwork, Exertxvire ../;**</. 1 to holci, put. n
arn, to till,«r cuitivatc, thruat out,to sliow-(oizt put forth
fJ r iiistruct, topass, or Excrtus.a, um.part. shown. drawn
x, .tr troublc. Exesor,6ris m an cater up^awastcr

ri, cftUK. p. to be excr- Excsurus,a,uui./</.that will cat up.
loyed, busied. Jfcc- ExCsus^um.p/.catcn up, consum-
u^um^ tobe«Aer eb^gnawn»worn,oldrottcivhollnw
tercise. &rt'olio,arc<i. 1 .to takc out lcavcs.

5nia/-v». cxcrcise, use, ExfiituruH, a, um. pt. cxtiaustcd.
:rektion. (cr. Exjjfiirjrito, scc E^ir^ito.

dris. m. .'. an cxcrcis- Exhaercdans, Ua.pt. disinhcriting.
,Icia/3. thc art, akill, Exhxred&tio.bnis./a disiulicritiu^
of cferciac. Exhxredatus a,uin./»r.rUinlR*rite;l.

a,um. pt. ior, conp. is-Exhcr£do[ex,hxres], are. «. 1. to
esercised, practiscd, disinherit, to dcpriveof fortunc.
d, avccustomed, hard-Exh;cres,£dis.f -^.•j.oiic disinhcrit-
^Ujquieted,tiinnoiledExhalanM,tis/>: breathiiijr out. (cd.
mav/ 3. eserciae,

ticd, or drawn out, to empty.

£./ a haurio,irc^iusi, auatum u. 4. to*
c\'hiiust,to cnipiy,to drawo'.it,to
spcnd, cpnsuni", or vvasfc, to pii-
la^c.or roh,to dig* up,to d ; spatcli,
or accomplish.to takc away ,to dc-
tracl, to suftcr, or undergo.

Exliaurior, iri, uuslus p. to bc cx-
haused.

Exhaiistum.i./i.thctakin^ofpair.s.

E^haustus. a, iim. ftart. c duu.>t>. :i t
emptied, draincd, drawn out, or
dry, bcfrfrarcd, wcaried. tired,
sj>('nt,cndciL,nuis!H*fl,un(lcrj^Oitc.

E .hcdru,x-./.a |)ar]our;m* Evcdra.

Exlicdrium, i. /i. J. idein. (cd-

Exucrhandus,a,um./'J to bc weciU

E^herbo[c\,hcrbal, arc. act. i. to
clcar of irruss, or wccila, to wced.

ttKhcrbor, ari. p to bc weeded.

ExhibciHlus,a.um./*/.to cxhibit, ar
c c liibite<l, to show.

Exhihcn> t ti*. p£ suo,vin<r.

E.\hibco |_ca, haoco], ere. bui, b\-
tu:u.a.2.tocxliibit,to show,lo dis-
covcr, to uiukc appear, to makc
}rood,to producc, 10 oticr,to pre-
scnt, ov tfivc, to aiiiinly to rcpro
scnt, to r«jsc!ii*jiv', -wo cause-

r'.Mirwo:',».v',i'iiU*j./f.to hc shown.

P'. \!nl(Uio,on 4 .v/'.o.:i.i cxhihition, a
['i'OutK'in£ fur jiu"»':c v.r w.

Exhibit'irus,a, wm.pt. ahout to ex-
hibit, siiow, or producc.

Rxhibitu.*». a, um. pan. cxhibitcc^
shown, discovcred, j,i*csi;nt, jriv-
cn, gr.intcd, allovvcd, law iA.

ExhilaratiOvdnis.yiJ.a o^iiifoi-tinfr.

aJttxlialatio,6nis./ :>. an c&halatio;i. , Exliilai*aior,')ris.m.3.an cnlivcnci..
(Exhfiiatus, <b*. m. 4. an c*halation. Exhilat»V\\*#v^ni^t AtPtoi^t tvviTt-^

192

EXP

EXP

Exosao[ex,os],arc. a. 1 . to bonc, to' }y afraid, to be frightcncd al, to engige, about to se 1

strengthcn vith bones
Exossor, ari, atus. />. tobc boncd
Kxossus, a,um nJ/. void of bones.
Kxdsus, a, um. pt. hating, hated.
Kxotericus, a, um- «<(/. e\oteric.
Exdtic us.a,um .at(j . e xotic,forcign-
jExpallco,creJui.n2. to bc, or turn

palc,tofear, todrcad,to shuddcr at
/irpallesco. ccre, lui. n 3 id.
Expalliutus, a, uni. />/. strippcd, or

deprived of a cloak.
*>palpo, arc «1 i o grope,to fcel,

to sooth, to flattcr
f>pamn'fno.are.rt.l to prunc vines
Expanditor, firis. m. :*. a rivertbat

flows over its banks.
/irpando,derc,di,passum. act.3. to

txpand to display, to sprcad out,

ov abroad, to opcn, or lay open,

to expound. cd

F.xpandor,di.assus./>.tohcexpand-
/.>pango,i.rc,xi,ctum. act. to mar-

shaU, to set.
Expansio, dnis-/ 3 cxpan<MOii.
Kxpansum, i. n. 2. the iirmamcnt.
Kxpansus, a, um. part. expandcd,

sprcad abroad, laid open, dis-

pla} ed.
RxpapillatiiA, a,um. adj extendcd.

Expupillato brachio,with t.»e arm

madc barc to the paps, Plaut.
Expassus, a, um pt opened,
KxphtianSjtis- pt. cxpatiating, run-

nin£Ovcr,wandcring,large(dcrcr
ExpatiFitor,oris.m.a gaddcr,a wan-
Kxpatiatus, a,um. pt. that floweth

tup.
specdily, quickly, readily, easily

oycr.
Expatior [cx,spatior]. uri d. 1. tdEipcdit, imp. it is cpedicnt.
cxpatiatc, to cnlargcto wandcr, Expe^lite,«</r>.ius.com/ussime,
or rove about, to pass.
Expatritius, i. m- 2. a past scnator
JErpivtfacio,cerc, «• ; *. to tcrrify,
to frightcn, to make afraid. (ing.
Expavesccns, tis. pt. grcatly fcar
./Jrytii i 'escor&rc. vi.r/rvi J.ta>begreat

dread. Exp6dftus > a,um.6f.&.

E*pavtclus, a, um. wjj. frighted. isffiimu, »up disenf

E*pectabtlis,e.a4?.tobe expcctcd. rid of, nimbly throw

Kxpcctandus, a,um./>/. expccting provided«prepared4

Kxpcctatio. 5nis/,3.expectation,a rcady, nimblet light

hoping, longing, or looking for tive. easy, fluent. (

hope, fcar,attcndance. attention.ExpcUcndu!i,a,um./M

K pectfitum,i.n-2.id(dependancc.ExpcUens, tis pt ei

Expectutur,*m^ thcy wait. (pect ErpeUo,1*re,puli,piiJ

Kxpcctatiirus,a,um./>f .about to e x- e i pel,to banish,u> cb

KxpcctatiiB, a.um.p/.ior. c inp issT- thrust out,forth,or ai

mus «/£.expccted,hopcd,orlook- to drive on shorc, ti

edfor.carnestlydesired,welcome.B*peHor, li p. to be

Expecto[e ,spccto,]are-rt.l.toet-K\pendens, tis pt. w

pect, to hope, wish,«r look for to /irpendo, dcrc, di, m

hopc, to stay, to tarry,to wait, to wcigh,to consider, tt

wait for . to await, to watch in or- rate,orva1ue,to spenc

dcr to attack, to fcar to dread, out. Kxpendere pcc

to respcct, to dcsire to know. sufler punishmcnt, C

E- pector, ari. p. to be e pected- be put to death, Ta

E 'pccto terc. «. 3. to comb out. Kxpendor,di.^.to bc t

K pcct6rocx,pcctus ,ure.a. l.toKtpcnsa,*./. 1 expt

ci pcctoratc, to bani-h. /b*penso,&re.a.l to la

Kxpecrdiatus, a, um adj. having to use, to weigh, to :

lost,07-strippedofhisflock readyKxpensum, i. n. 2- e*

Exp^dicndus,a,um. ftart. to be got E* pensus, a, um. par,

Kxpcdio irc,itum.a.& n. 4. tofive, weighcd, considerei

to dcliver, to cxtricatc, to discn- gTadu, with a slow |

gagc, to unloose, to undo, to dis- stcp,/ J re/urfKxpensi

patch,to finish,to put an end to,to rc, to own oneself ir

bring to pass,to get,or pKKUu-e^to Eipcrgetacio [e * pc

gct in re.adiness,to set out,to has- c8rc,K'ci.factum. a. i

ten, to go. or send in haste,to de-| to stir up, to rouse,

clai a c,tcTl v oruttcr, toshow,orex-|Kxpergcfactus, a. um

plain, to be enpcdient. Rxpedire!Kxpcrgificiis, a, um.

nomiiia, to pay dcbts, Cic
Kxpedior, iri. /»«*#. to bc freed.

KxpcdTtio^onis/S an expcdition,a

'vovagc, a military prcparation,aExpcrgitus a, um. U

quick dispatch, Bpced.
Kxpeditional s, e, adj. spcedy.
Ezpc(TTtrinis 4 a,um. i /^. aboutto iDs-

Kxpergeflo [cxpergtj
/*. 3. to be awaked, i

Kxpergiscens, tis- pt.

Kvpcrgiscor, ci,rrecti
wake, to bcstir one
heart.

Eipergo[ex,spargo] f i

a.o.to sprinkJe all oi

urperco,ere,e«H e«M

EXP

EYP

EXP

193

duM,iim. pt. to be triedJ piate, atone. &c. (ed, purffed.
Mjtis-pLbLadj issimus, »up. E vpiatus a,um pt. expiated, aton-
utpenenced, acquaintcd Expict\w,a,um.p/. paintcd, drawn
urcd, sr accustomed to. KxpiUtio,dnis./J>pillagc«extortion
tia, x. f 1< expcricnce, Expilator, dris. m. >. a pillagcr a
, trial, skiU, knowledge plundcrcr<arobber«ancxtortioner
snUiniyi ntut. 2.an cxpe- Expilatus a, um. pt. robbed.
proof, or trial, an cssay, Arpilor are.a l.to pluiider, to pil-

lag"e, to rob, to spoil, to cxtort,
iri,ertus sum d. 4. to ex- Arpingo erc xi,ictum.a. >.to paint,
j to try. to essa>, or to draw, to limn, to describe.
3 find, to attcmpb £rpinso,sere.a 3 to grind out.

tus i,um./>/.Sc adj awak- Expinsor,si/> to be ground out
kciied.riscn, brisk pert Krpio,are a.l to expiatcor atonc
*.ar//.voiddestitiitc, trce, to p ir$re by sacrifice.io clcanse.to
n, that liath no experi- hallow, to consecrate, to punish
urjiiuabscnt from. (over Expior, ari. p. to be expiated.
<Mim.pf-sprinklcd,wetalI Expirans. tis.pt. breat!iiii£ out.
oris m >.'& tricr, acauscr. Expiratio, onis./. a brcathing out.
lestJwip.itisexperienccdjExpIratur, imp. a man dicth.
jL.im.pt. & a (} issimus, Expiriiturus,a,um. j&>. about to dic
erienccd, tricd, proved. Expiro [cx,spiro],arc act. 1. to ex-

ried, expert skilful.

uff without, void of, or to brcathc out,orforth.to cast,o/

»e, hopelcss.
ns a,um/»f to be desired
,tis./tf ior comp. desiring,
ig, fond of. (sire.

pire,to g-ive up the jrhost. to die

scnd out, to c^hale.
£jrpiscor,ari,atus sum.r/ 1. to fish,

or get out, to search diliffcntly.
Expissatus, a. um. bt. thickcned

>ere.a 3. pjreatlyto de-E.pisso, ten Exspisso (plaincd
b, e. adj. desirablc. (for. Kxplanabilis,e.ar(/.that may bc cx-
^cre.a.o. greatly to long Explrmandusa um part- to be c.v
mpern. it is mect. plained. or made distinct.

us, a, ura. part. about to Explanatc adv. ius, comp. plainly,
demand (uianded. clearly, distinctly, intelligiblv.

, a,um. part. dcsired,de-,Explanatio, dnis. f, k an cxplana-
:re„ivi,Itumarf. >. to de- tion, au exposition, a dcciara
ivcuto endeavour to gct, tion, uttcrance
;, to ask, to deinand, toExplanator,6ris.ro.*. an explainer
• !u»ppcn,to light upon.to Explanaturus,a,um./>f.about to ex
c remembcred. I plkin, clear out, or declarc.

i, titus. p. to be desired. Expl&natus.a,um. part cxplained
i, e atff. e piablc. madeplain«distinctly pronounced

ktuiD*i m.2ja\ atonement. Explano [e ,planus],are.a.l.to cx-
*j*jamM.to be e piated/ plain, to e pound, to make plain
ftnis./ 3. an atonement to clear up to smootli.
Bh%«"./r. aboutto c*.E*pfcta*r,aLri,ataV' to lic <51e»rcd
17

Explant&tor,dris.m. 3. a p\dlcr up.

/Jx-pUnto, are act. 1- to pull up.

E ]>Iantor arijb.to bc torn of? (o1! , .

/^rplaudo,dcre,ausi act. 3 to clap

K plebdis,c.aoy. that may be fill-
ed, that may bc satisfied.

Binlcmentum,i.n.2 a fillmg' or satr
istying-. (2.to shinc fortJi, or out.

Explcndeo [e . »splcndeo]^rc.n«//.

Explcndcsccns, tis part. shining",
brig-ht.

ExpTendcscofe * ,splendesco].cerc
splendui neut.3 to grow bright,to
shine,o»'glitter to be eminent to
be conspicuous. filled.

E plcndus.a,um. part. to fill.or be

E pleo,cre l evi.ettima 3-to fill up,
to fulfil,to complete,to perfect,©»»
finish to make up,to fill,to g"lut,to
satiatc. to satisfy, or content, to
comfort,to quencli.toclose up,to
rliminish, to perform. Vulnus cx-
plcvit tenebras, tlic wouud madc
him stark blincl, S:at

Explcor, Cri. p to bc fillcd. (ing".

li\pletio, onis./ . a?i accomplish-

E^pICtTvus a. um. a.lj evplrtive.

Ecplctfirus, a, um pt. about to fili,
ov saiisfv, in onlcr to fill

Ex;)lStus,a,um.^- fillcd up, finish-
e.ljcompleted, accomplimed, rc-
plcnishcd. satisficd contentcd.

Exphcabilis, e adj. that may bc
cxplained plaincd.

Sxplican(lus,a,um pArt. to be cx,

tixphcatc, adv. plainly, clearlv.

Explicatio,6nis./ .) an unfolding;
onintwisting,an exposition,an et
planation, a dctcrmination.

Hxphcator, oris. m. an cxplainer,
an intcrpreter. eth.

Expltcatrix,ic:s/shc that cxplain-

Explicaturus,a, um p'. a!>out to t or
that would e plain, or unfold.

E iplicatus a,um./>/.Sca'//.".or,con^.

19*

EXP

KXP

EXP

©reMy^dkplaycdicxposedtoTiew, 1 mus, tup. explored, examincd, lone. Exporrigere front
finishcd, pcrfectcd, dispatched.! scarchcd,tried, well, or certainly look eheerful, Ter.
resc.icd, freed, recovcred, plain, 1 known,undoubted, certain, surc- Exporrigor,gi. p . to be ext
easy. smooth. JExpl5ro,are.a. 1. to cxplorc,to cx- Exportandus, a, um. pt. to

Ex;dicfiiiis,us.m.4. an explicationj amine,to search or view diligent- ried out, to carry, ©r com

an exposition, an unfoldin^
Explicit, i e. Dcfinit, it is tinished-
Exphcitc, adv- plainly, clcarly.
Explic]turus,a,um.j» about to un

fold, draw up, dispatcli, &c
Exphcitus, a, um. pt. ior, c m/>.

nnfoldcd,dcclared,drawn up,dis-

patchcd, finishcd, ended.

ly,toscarch,togTope,orfeel,totry, Exportatio, 5ais./. 3- expo

©rprove,to inquire,to sound,to cn- o>n vcytagvercaiTYing' out

dcavour to find out, to spy out, to' ment.

scout, to cry, to laincnt. Exportator, 6ris. m. 3. an ci

E pldror, ari p. to bc explored. Exportatus, a, um. pt exp<
Expl5sio,onis. f. 3. a casting oftorlLrporto^lre.a 1 to cxport,'

rcjecting, a rejcction- I out. (exported or carn

Expl5sus,a,um. part. cxploded,rc- Exportor, an, atus patt. to

up,orout,tounravel,todiscnjragc,l improve, to fitiish, orcomplctc. Exposcor, ci. p. to bc den
tofrcc, to dcliver, to rcscue, to-'Exp6]ior,iri/'. tobe polishcd. (ly. Exposite,arfi>. luanifcstly.

makc vay for.to clear,to explaiivExpolite, adv. very finely, or neat-
to jrivc an account, to rclatc, toExpolitio,onis/.J.a po]ishinfr(nicr
trcat morc fulK,to enlar£e,to cx-Exp6litor,5ris.f»a pohsher,a trim-
tcnd, to aocomplish, to finish, toExpblitus, a, um. pt. & atfy. ior,
conclude, to dispatch, to smouth, 1 comtt. issimus, *uj>. polishcd,madc
to calm. ^ I smooth,uinnowcd,ncat,trim,fine.

Explicor ari. p. to bc explaincd.'f>pondcro are.ac/.l. to weijrh, to

Explodo [ex,plaudo], dere, osi, 1 consider, to think dclibcratel> .
osum. a. 3. to cxplode, to hiss, or Exponcndus,a,um pt.to be cxpos-
clap off, to rcjcct, to dislikc. I cd, to be expoundcd, cxphuncd,

Expl5dor,di,6sus./>.to be cxploded describcd, o'r related.

Expl6randus,a, um. part. to be ex-"jE.rp5no,ncre,6sui,6situm.ac/3. to
plorcd, examined, &c. (ninjr.j expose,toset fortli,out,orto view,

Exp!orans,tis.pr. searchinjr,exami-i to sct to sale,to Jav ab»-oad f tolav.to

on

scout, a spy. comp. strctched out, extonded,

Explor-torius, a, um. atfy. pertain- smoolhtwitiioutwmikles«brisk,ac

ing i» scarchiiifT, or spying. (cth.Exponigeiis.tis/^exten<ung(tivc
Ehpl'iratri\,icis./. she that watch- *:.rporrigo,gere,rexi,rectum. a. 3.

Jl tp)orutue,*,\im.pt. ior, cmp. issi-

to cxttnd, or strctch out,to pro«

Expbsitio,5ms/. 3. an exp
or declaration, an expos
schcrnc

Expositftius, a, um- atlj. c
Expositor,6ris. m- 3. an cx
ExpbsTturus^a, xmipt. abou
plain.

Expbsttus,a, uin. pt cxpo*

jectcd open to,situateaVst

latcd, propounded, intei

opcn, obvioux, reaily, a

tnHing", put on shore, lan

Expo8tulandus,a,um- pt. to

tulate, or bc cxpostulatef

Expostulans*tis./*r.dcinandi

Expostulatio,onis/! an cip<

Expostiilutus,a.um.'/»r den

required, callcd for.

£lqiostulo,ure d.l. to expo

to arjruc, to demand, to

camestly, to require» to •

Expotus, a, tim. pt. drank

Express£,fl</v.ius. comp. ex

uptly, to thc purpose, to 1

Kxprc3Sio,6nfs./.3. an expf

straining' out^a extract ia

EXP

EXS

195

to.M.4. a squeezing ou
a,um^.& a4/.ior,eomp.
, squcezed, or beatcn
, conitrained, wrestcd,
madc, formcd, framed,
e lifc, declared, sound-
ouncedtoo full, written
ktcd, Het forth,cxpress
us, a,um./>ar/.to bc cx-
> be squeezed.
, tis. pt. cr.prcssing.
r», prciiioj, crc, ressi,
.toeipn^to squcczc,
press, force, bcat, or
to cxtort, to constrain,
nt,to pourtray,to form,
o dcscribe, to imitate,
•copy out, to transUte,
ice,to declare,to makc
(pressed
i. essus.' pari. to be cx-
lis, e. adj. blameablc.
i, tis pt> upbraiding.
3,dnis./3- a rcproach.
r,6ri».in.'>.an upbraidei
tx ,Tcifl.y. a ahc-upbraid-
(upbraid, or reproach
nrus, a,um. pt. about to
is, a,um pt. upbraidcd.
rx,probrum],are a.l to
L-proach, or cast in tlic
large with, to reprove
5ri. p. to be upbraided
, tis p. drawing out.
n», 6ris. m. 3. a surety
>£re,TOp«i» mptum, a-*>.
bring out, to produce,
rtli, to tell plainly, to
spcnd, to employ.
mi,omptu8 pan. to bc
iwn out, produced, &c.
aAum p/.drawn,ortak-
tractc<U shown, ready.
s, pt. spitti ng out.
is, e. adj. that may be
•r takeu by storm.

Expugnasserc./>ro.Expugnaturum tory, cleansing. (clcar, or justify
esse. Expurgaturus,a,um.^ar/. aboutto

Expugnatio,dnis/3. a conquering £>purgo, arc. act. 1. to purgc, to
by force, the storming of a town, clcansc,to scour,to clcar, to justi-
8tc. (or, a subducr, a ravisher. Exputatio,dnis/3. a lopping- (fy.

Expugnator, 5ris. m. 3. aconqucr->Exptitatus, a,uin./>/. lopped off,cut

Expugnfiturus, a, um. part. abouk£xputo,arc.a.l. to lop,or prune,to

to U!cc by assault, or storm.
Expugnatus, a,um />/. vanquished,

won by assault, taken by storm.
Expugnai, acis. adj. acior, c. mp

powcrful in subduing, strong.

understund perfectly,to imagine,

to guess,to cxamine,or weigh(rot

-£rputresco,ere. ui. n.to putrifyto

HxquIrendus,a,um./>/. to be exam-

Exquircns,tis./M.cxamining (ined

/JLtfpugno,are.a.l.U>takebystorm, Exquiro, [ex quxro] rcre, sivi, sl

or assault,to take,to sack, to con-
qucr, to subdue, to overcome, to
vanquish, to gain, or win over, to
brcakopcn by violencc,todestroy
Expugnor, ari./>. to be overcome.

Expulsim, adv. by striking. (cd-
Expulriio<dnis./3>banishmen : (beat
£rpulso,area 1. to bajig about,to
Expulsor, oris. m 3. an e peller, a

tum,a.3. to scarch out, in!o,after,
or for, to seareh, to cxplorc, to
cxaminc, to seek, to inquirc, to
ask, to pray for, to 'nnplore. (ed.
Exquiror,ri,isitus /#. to be exa?uin-

Expulsatus,a,ump.'.razed,destroy-Exquistte,ius. conip. isiiinc, sv.p. Jfc

E?quisitim, aoV e ^uisiuiy, cu-
riously,nicely,exactly i accuruiery
Exquisititius,a, um. wtj. gottc n,or
accjiiired by art, not naiural.

banisher,a driver out,a remover ;E\quisitum,est,im/».it is foundout*

Expulsus, a,um. pt evpcJled, ban
ishcd, driven, thrust, or put out,
drivcn, or forced away, torn up.

Expultrix, icis./ an cxpeller.

&rpuinfco, arc. act, 1. to polish,
to smooth.

Expunctio, dnis./. 3. a crossing.

Exponctus, aum.part. expungcd,
crossed out, pui out of pay.

cxpunge,to blot,cross,or pidl out,
to crase, to etf ace, to clcar. (cd
Expungor,gi,nctus,^.tobecxpung-
Expuo [ex,spuo],uere,ui, utum, a.
3. to spit out, to pour out, to cast
out, to drive out, to banish
Expuor,ui. 6-to be thrown out.(ed
Expurgandus,a,um./>r.to be purg-

Exquisiturus, a.uiii. ^ar: about to
scarch into, or c.amine

Exquisitus,a,um />r.&ca'V.tor.(*om/>.
issimus,*u/>. searchc i : >r, oi »nto,
exquisite, choice, curious :*arc,
dainty,nicc, fine, acourati e\.ct

£lrsacnfico, are. a- to saci/kv.

/irsaevio, ire, Ituni, vcut. to cease,
to rage.

£xpungo,gcre,nxi,nctuni,«c/.3. to Exsangumatus, a,um./><. hloodlest

E\sauguis,c.a^/ bioodlcss,lifcles8
Exsanio [cx,saniesj urcac/ 1. to

squeczc out corruption(patch up
Krsarcio, Irc, rsi num, act. 4. to
Exsatiatus, a, um Jurt. sutiated,

cloycd, gorged, glutted. (or glut
/•>satio, ure u-1. to satiate, gorge
Exsatior, uii. p. to be satiatcd.

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EXT

EXT

BXT

E\tortor,5ri9. m. 3. an extoitioncr.]Kxtricatus.a,um. pt. discntangled.
£\tortus,a um.pt cxtortcd, wrtst-Extrico[ex,tricse jt are. a. 1. to ex-

cd, or toTCfd trom, torturcd. | tricate, to disentangle, to disen-
Er.tra^nrp. without, out of, not in,j gagc, to ileliver, to get rid of. to

not concerncd in,bcyond,e\cept, gct an account of,orunderstand,to

saviug, bcsidcs, ovcr and above. . gct,to ohtain,toprocure,toc1canse
r.:- tr*,affr.without, on the outsidc. Extrlcor, ari. p. to be clcared.
EMractio, onis /. 3. an cxtraction. Extnlidus, a, um. aaj. dauntless.
E\tract6rius, a, uro aay.thatdraw-ExtrinsiJcus, a, um. adj extrinsic.

eth out, d awing. (draw out. E trinseciis^itfr.e trinsicaUy, out-

Kxtractfinis, a, >:m. part. ahout to
K *ra- : 'i:sa un pt Vnu n ou',;iro-
longcd. contimied, spun out.
/>fr«eo, lrc. n. 4. to go out- out.

E^tnhcndus, a,um. pt\o bc drawn Extnictio 6nis./3.a huilding up.

wanlly. from without, bcsides.

CTUsh»

Exturbandus^a,um./>/. tc

Exturbans, tis. pt. thrus

Exturbatus,a,um. />arf 1

driven out,puUcd up bi

/£rturbo,arc.a.l tothn.

tum out,to dischargc,*

trouble,discompose, or

Exturbare alicui ocul

out his eyes, PUwt.

Exturbor, ari,/>. to bc (

E tritus,a, um./ri .rubbcd, or rascd Extussicns, tis pt. coug

out struck out, worn out (sidc
E trosum, adv. towards, thc out-

jELrinho.herc^axi actum.a.3.to e^
tract,to draw oi't,to pu1I,p1uck.or
drag ^ u ^° root (mt » to c\tricatc
todisengage^lowithdraw^todraw,
gfct, ot l bring oif, to c:«tort, to in-
duce,or pcrsuailc to pn>lnng,con-
tinuc, ur dcfer. gcd out

E ti^ailior. hi, actus. p. to bc drag-

Extrancus, a, um. adj. forcign,
strangc, outwanl borrowcd.

E traonliiuirius, a. um adj. cxtra
or-hnarv, not common, gTcat.

ExtrHquam, aav except tliat.

E triirius, a, um adj. outward,
stmngc, of anothcr kindrcd.

/2.r'.rtf nvscOjCtrc j«c«». to tremblc,
tc> shakc.

Evtrcmita.s.atis./ 3. an extrcmity
an cnd. un «djrc, hrink, or brim,a
bordcr. a frontier, a boundarv.

ExtrtTmo, adv. Iasi.lv, in the cnd.

Extrcmum, adv idem.

Ext.cinuiu,i /i.3.ti c extrcine, last,
orrcmotest part.thc beginning,o.*
cmi, a licm,ha7.ard,daiigcr,death

E\trcmus, a, um. aaj. sup.xhe e: -
tr- ".uc, outcrmost, or utniost, th.
last the loweftt.the most afftictcd
the basest, rworst,remo1 c,far otl

J$..triculf'A\*fC adj. that may be got

srnt of, er disejigagcd.

Extructor, oris. w. S a bnildcr.

Extructfmis, a, um, part. about to
litiild, ftrcrect, to build.

K • tructus,a,um part. issimus, tvp.

built^crcctfdjfuniishcdjhcapcdup

/.'u*trudo,dere.usi, fisum. act.3. to

thni3t,o7'dr'neout,tohastcn,ori»cnd
uway with spccd, to utter, or tcll.

E trftdor,di,iisus p tobethniat out.

E trucndus,a,um pt.to hc crcctcd,
huilt. orfuniishcd, to build.

Kxtruo cx.stnio] uere,u i.uctum.
act.o to crect,to sct,or pilc up.to
huild, to furuish E tntcre vc rba
in nunicrum,to rouchwordsfun-ly
or make tlicm clume, jld f/er.

E truor, ui, uctus. /;. to be built.

K>tub;;raiis, tis. pt. swelhng oul-

Extuberutio, onis./. 3 a swcilin^.

/Mubcro,are. n. 1. to swell much,
or out; a. to make to swell.

E tubo, antiq. unde E tuli. frise-

f!rtunico,erc,ui tu*ut 2.to swell, to

E tiiinescens, tisp^. swclling- out.

/>tiHiiesco,ere.7it*M/.3 to bcjpn, to
swcll (eth.

Extiunidus a, um- adji that swcll

E tiiiic,a<ii> from tliat timc.

£.» tundo,derc,tudi,tOsuni.ac/ 3. to £\ulccrandus,a,uni pt.

bcat,knock,or hammcr out,to in

vcnt, to cMort, todrivc away, totl^xiUcei^tioydnxs/. j5. %\

/Jo*tussio,ire,i vi,ituni .«.•

up.orout, to void with
Extussior, iri p. to be cc
Exiibcrans tis. pt issi

abouudinjy', ovcrftowii
Exuberantia,x.y 1 an a
Kxubenitio,6nis.y'. an a

aswell,an overtlow,an
£o*Hbero,3re.fifi!ff.l. to

makc to abound, to o\
Exuctusa,uni pt.iar, c >

ont. \-oid of moisture,
Exudatus, a, um. pt. sw
E.\ud6 [ex,sudo],are.a

sweat out,to swcat Exi

rem,to sweat at work,j

to takc much pains in
Exvelatus, a, um pwrt. i
tlvw llo»Iere«a^>to plucl
E ^ucndus,a, um pt. to
EMiens,tis./ff.strippinj£,
iirverro. rere. a. 3. to
Exugo [eX|Sugo] f ere,xi,

to suck out, to drink u|
Exfigor.gi,uctus./>.tobc
Exul,ulis.c.^..). a banish

woinan, an exilc
Exulans,tis pt banishei
Exulatio, onis. /. o. ban
E.vulutMrus,a, um.pt. ab

in baiiishment, or exil<

Esulc£rans,tis. pt. exuV

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ifabotch,an aggrarationj Bfuor, ni, fHiis. p. to bc put off.

■*.' !• it..i. •«■» .. A... .-. .^-. 1 . _ 1 ". . — ...I. *!.-« _--_.. U

5rius^,um.<r4f«that caiw-

:cn to rise, apt to frct.

rix, icifi. avrfl. blistering.

us, a, um. pt. madc sore,

rallcd, aggravated

arc a l.to exulccrate to

t,to gall, frct, or eat thc

.•cx, provokc, «r fret.

, ftri. p. to bc vcxcd.

n.l to be banished.to be

cing", to live m exilc.

i, atus p id.(rejoicing.

idus, a, um atlj. likc one

3S.pf.C-tulting, rcjoicing,

,lea.ping up,*purtingout

i,x/l anexulting,alcap-E»urgens, tis. /»/. rising up.

y f a beating,orthrobbing. Exurgo [cx, surgo], gcrc, rrexi

n» a*lv. comp. rnore jo- rrcctuni./.ri.fw.to rise up,orout,to

arisc, to comc on, to incrcasc
5n_a./3.cvuItation,arc-]^run).cre.syi,stuin. act. 3. to burn

out.orup to huru,to parch,to con-

sumc. (out, or up, to be purged.
Exuror.ri, ustus. pat». to be
Exuscitiitio, onis. /. a rousi

stirring up. a wukcning

snakc, or addcr, a slough.
E.\uvium, \.n.2. idcm. Salv.

FA.

FaT1A,x/1 abcan.Isthxc in me
cudcturfaba, I shall bcarthat
| blame, Trr.
Fabiicrus, »■ um. adj. of a bcan.

EiupcrahilU, c. tulj. tliat may bc»

surpasscri that niay be got ovcr.
E^iiperans, tis. pt. cxcecding, cx-

cclling, surpassing, prc cminenU
fijrupi-rantia, x./.l. e\ccllcncc.
K upcratio, 6nis/ an cxcelling
Exiipcratus, a, t um.pi:rt. exceedc'.!

ovcrcome.
Exupero^cXjRupero^arc.ff.l.to cx-

cccd, to surpass, to overcun.c, to

get ovcr,orbryond,tobc prcdoiui-lFihrilc,» i..».a bean straw,orstalk.

nant,or gct thc bctUr.to preiail.JFahJl-.-*, o. adj. of a bcan.
Exurcns,.'!.*/// buniing, con-*uminp,;F.d>arihs n, um a\j. full of bear*.
AJmrgco, cre, rsi, rsum n«/. 2. to F:'ibella,:e/ 1. a short, or liltle fii-

squeczc, ov cr.ish out.

Fabacia, x.f 1 a bcan-cakc.
Fabiiginus, a, um, arfj. of hcans.
Fabiigo, inis. /. 3. bcan-charT.

lemping for joy, aboast

ittting.

tdv with leaps.

•amlto ,arc.n. 1 tn eiuh,

^to1capabout,to bouncc,

; f toboil,toswell,to hoast, Exuacito[ex,suscito],ure.ac*. 1. to!/V7//r<»facio,cerc, ftci, fuctum.«.3.

blc, or story, an cpiloguc.
Fuhcilator, oris. m. 3. a maker, or
tcllcr of storics.

Falur, bra, brum. adj. rYmus, svp.
workmui.likc,ingcn'.ous,artiticiid.
Fabcr.ri m 2. a workman, a amitli.
a forger, a hammcrcr, a maker, a
fish, a trout.
; burntlFabetum, i. n. 2. a bean-plar.t.
iug, or , F.tlJrc,l , Il7?■ cmmc tttp. vvorkmauly
cunningly, artificially, skilfully.'

jo insult, or dominccr.
9j 5nis>/. 3. a cr\'ing out
s, a, uxii. /»/. howling.
re.n l.to howl.to crv out
,tis- part 0%'erflowing, a.
;, rapng, boding. [ing.
►,6nis./ o. an overtiow-
rt.neut. l.Xo ovei*flow, to
t,to ragc,toboil,tosprcad
fuse, or e • tend iteelf
re, i.ctum a..»to anoint.
uo].uere,ui Qtum.u.i to
»rshakc ofl',to ttrip,todi-

awakc.to wakcn, to n»usc, to stir
up, to raisc, to encouragc.

Exuscitor, ari. p. to be niuscd.

Exustio, onis/3. aBctlin^ on firc.

K U5>tor,6ris m..J. hc tlr.it uumeth.

E ' ustulatio, 6n w/ ».a st Iiorching.

/voistulo,arc a 1 losr.orrlulo burn

Exustums dyum.pl. ai^out to bum

E U3tns,a, uin. pt burnt, parchcd.
scorchcd dricrl withc?-' a d.

Exfitusa, upi pi strippcd plunder-

towork, or makc ariificially.

Fabrcfactus.a,uin. purt. cunningiy

wroiight. or dcviscd.

Fabnca,.c/.l.ashop,orworkhousc,

thi: ait of fiamin^, or making, a

fabric.fraii.c.niakc, fashion,or dc-

ft:;^:i,a wiic,dcccit,orcrat>y ticvi^e

Fal>nc:«ndiis a,um./rf. to l»c mado,

FabriraiiK l tis-/*r.niaking(orformi'tl

Fabricatio, onis./. 3. afraniing.

FSbrTcator, ori.s m. 3 a framcr, a

ed,dc]>rived, divcs l .cd, frccd, de- niak«.r a forgor.a conirivcr,an in-

vt:iiffi:' t a di.^isc:*. acauser.
Fa b r.cat o ra. x . /. 1 . a f raming.

livcrcd.
^>rive,tofrec K uercali-lE iivix, aruin, plf.X. spoils takcn

■no.todethronCj/^/in.E^- rroni an cnciny ui wur,l)ooty, pil |FabricUtu.;, u >• m. 4. a making.
tcm,to changc bis mind, lage,c!othcs.huir, &c. put, or li:fi!Fiibriratus t i f uTii./i/. framed,mude.
n,tobreak bis word,7Vic. ott the fckin,f'jlt,or liidc of a Ik -a^ Fabrico,!' r; a.Ci. i >a abncor,atiL>.c/. K
kslria, t^beathrm outof taken fi-om the ticsh, a lcaihcrj to frame, to build, to iivvcciV.

whip.^r tHong-, ftie caCst slstn of *' Vnhr iciw, ".o . ^ . ^ V\^ xtxtn^A.

218 FGEN FOL FO«

Fceditas, atis / ■**• foulncs9, fiUhi-^Fuencro.lrc.a l.tol(mdoniL*uiy.to'Fn1iruiis.a,um./M. Ieaved,thin
iiesi nastincss. dirrincss, ra:\k- br.n,rin tsiiry*tomakc advuntajrc Folior, Ure. p 1. tobc leavcd.j
ncss. bascncss, v ilcncs* ujrlmcs.H, o',\ to lciid, to afford, to bcstow. Foliosus, &, um.ar//. fiiliof Ic
dcformity, horror. Fumcror ari atusstim.r/. 1 to lcnd, J*'6|ium. i- n.2. a lcaf.

Faedo,arc.<u.l to danb, to stain, to or I>oitow on usury. Firncrari bc- :'olliculus,i m.2. a litile bajro
dcfilc, to pollute, to disfijrurc, to| ncticium, to doakindncss with a ther, asmall leathcrn hallb
teav.to rend,to lay in thc dust, to view of rcccivinjr a greater, Cic witli wind ahu3k,coiL,hull,or
beardown,to harassto disjfrace. Fumcus, a. um- udj. u.ade of hay. : a bodv,/>rcase of flcsh,the w<

Fu-dor, ari. p to be defded. Faeniculirius.a, um.adj. bcloniring Follisjs m.> abaj?,purse ©rsci

ineau. sorry, rude, boistcrous Fumisecium.in2.hayniakinjr.timc, pemtim scd (bllitini duCarc

drcadful cruel. base, shainclcs^^armscctor, oris. m >. a niowcr. i to play atsinaIlgamc,notto<

desUyictive. Focniscx. icis. m- .1. a mower. ■ for pcncc but pounds, Pnv

FicdiiSf.ns n. ". aleaguc, a covc- FaMiisicia, x.f. 1 hay harvcst. .F6mcntatio,dnis./ ».afoment

nant, a trcaty, a stipulution, an Fccnuin i n 2 hay. Famuin habcreFdincnto,are.a.tofomcnt,tov

ajrrccmciit. a conspiracy. an alli- in cornu to bc mischicvous, // r. Fnmcntum,i.n 2.a fomcntatio

aiicr,a mutual rchttion, maiviajrc Fccnus oris. n. 3. intcrest, usury.! application to assuajre pa:m:

hospi alitv. an ordcr.or dccrov, ;l Famuseulum i.« 2. a littlc intercst. Iayinjr,a mitig-ation, a cnerisj

rijrht a promisc. Fe^ta,a:/l.afcmalebijrwith jounjr« consolation, softncss luxury

Voeiictor ( us.rir//.c mp. morc liappy. an cwc tiiat hath ncwly hadyounjr. Fomcs,itis m. :.fuel,any thing

Falici.-ss.nic, adr>. most happilv. jFidco, cre.n. 2 to stink,to havc a kindlcth,srkecpcth firc inji

Falintas, htis / J happiness badsnicll.tobc muiscoustooflcnd. ccutivc, an induccnicnt.

Fcclicitcr. adv happily, tiod givc.Fa'tul ism, um ««//"- sti kinjr rank. Fons tis.m -a fountain,a spri

youjoy. JFa-trfcr, a, uin adj. fmitfuj. , well. a strcara, water, a tp

Fociix.icis.ri'//. happy, hicky,kiiid.Fa»tif ico, aro n. to bc fruitful, to hcad.or principal caiise.a*>i

Foemin:i,-c/l. afemale a wuinan.j brccd younjr. Fontfdis,e.ar//.of afountain,tr

FucniLnatus.a, um. adj. belonginjr.Fwtif iciik, a, um. adj. fruitful. Fontfmalia ium./i/. neut. 3 so

or rclatlnp to a woman. ',Fato,r;rc it.l.to brinjrforthyoung', fcasts relatinp to wclls.

Farmincus,:!. um. tnlj- of a woman.' to inakc a stiuk, to smcll strong*. Fontanus,a,um adj.uf a spring
soft, lcndcr uinc-Firtor, oris. m. 3. u stink, a smell. Fonticulus/im-alittlespringi

Famminus a nm.a'//.fcmalc«fcmi-F(rtulcntus, a, um. adj. stinking-. FontT^cna.ar.r.^.bomofafooi
Furnavius, a. uin. adj ofhay. F(ctfira,n:/ 1 thc hrecilinjr of cat-For fari,fatussum.r/.l.tospei

Fixiiebris,i'.fir//.pcn..ininfrtousury tle.tiic timc lrom roncrption to spcak plainly, to dcscribe.
Faneralia -iuiii /»/ n Ja> sfor • ia\ in^ thc birth.thc ffi^owtli.or -priiiK-injr F6rabilis.e adj thal may be p
Fa*nenitio,onis/. .us.iry. iulercKt ofjri-ass an cdition of abook. ■For.ifro inis. f. 3. a slip of ;
Fancrutiiius, udj taken in usun Fu?tus.a,um.r.'i/f. bijf,&r grvat witli thrcad.
Fancr.uo adv with intcrcst, or \ (11111^, that liath \ounjr, abound- F"ritmcn,inis n. V aholc. an t
profit l iii^, full. ;Foi*aiidus.a,um.^f. tobe bore

FoMicrator. oris. m- '*. an usurer- Fu'tus us m. 4. thc younjr o r :-.ny picrced,
Foriierut6rius a a.uni adj. peilainiiifr crcaturc, frult of tr«.-cs, a birth " Forasor/v out of doors, forth,
to ustiry. Foliiiccus,a,um adj.n\\ rlikclcavo*|Vrritor,6ris m 3.a borer.s pie

Fu'iicratrix,icis./ashcpawnhrokcr Foliiitio ouis/o.foliajrc alxuldimr.iFbratus, a, um. /M.borcd. p«0
^irncnitu^u.nm.pt put out to inte- Fr)]iiU>jm,i./i 2. ointmciit of spikc-^Forcc^s, ipis. dub. ^wi. ."iJi pi
*e*t, ivUimed vritk auVantage. Fotiatttra, sc / 1. foil«|rc. (nuni. 1 t^nj»,nippcrs,piB3sc»> tw^|

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claw of a crah.or lobster.lKormleatio, Snis,/.3. a tinfrling, a

hook, a grapple.

!Fnrmicctum,i.n.2.anant-hi]l(risingFornicutrix, Icis, f. 3. a whorc.

./ 1. a cow with calf. (Formicinus, a,um o///. like an ant.
>i. a sum- to be hcreafter.|Formico,are.».l torisc in pimplcs.
s, Si.pl, forent, 1 might bclFormicdsus, a.um. adj. fullof ants.
c cuij» belonging to the-Formldabilis, c adj. formidable

Fornicator, 5ris. m.3. a fornicator.

r courts of pleading
m. pl f&. a door or gatc.
;is f.y. a pair oi scissors, r
n ironhook.a bodyof mcn
rniVtoreccivcthe cunciis.
mptm2 decksofaship,
% r galleries, alleys, r
ibtces in gardens

Formidamcn, Ynis. n.3. a bugbear
Formidandus, a, um. part. to bc
dreadcd. (ing.

Formldans, tis. pt. fearing, dread-
Formldatio, onis. /3. a fearing.
Formidatus, a, um. pt. drcaded.
Formido, are.al. to fcar.to drcad-
Formldor, uri. />. to be fearcd.

npl.n.*. thin excrements.:FormIdo,in!s,/.3. fcar,drcad, tcr
e-/l. a house of office. I ror, astonishmcnt, ascarecrow.
is,i.jR.« acleanscrof jakes.'Formidbl6se, adv. ius, comp. fcar-
,«/1. ai/n. a wieket. fully, timorously, tcrribly.
iks, oi/r. from without. FormidblSsus, a,um. adj'\ov. comp.
f 3. a d >or. Scd usita- issimus, tup. fearful, timorous, to
itur in phir. ' be fcarcd, dreadful, horriblc.

'r from abroad,without,on Formo,arc a.l.to {brm.framc,nish
sidc from without.extrin- ion,ormould,to build,to coniposc.

Fornicatus, a,um.p/. arclicd ovcr.
Fonnco, ure, a. 1. to arch ovcr.
Fornicor, uri, p. to be arched ; <f.

to commit fornication.
Fornix, icis,/3 an arch, a broUicl.
Fbro, arc, <i. 1. to bore, to piercc.
Foror, ari, p. to be borcd (hazard.
Fors, tis./ •. fortunc,luck,chance,
Forsan, adv. pcrhaps.
Forsitan, attv. pcrhaps, it may be.
^orslt, adv id. (ture.

Fortassc, adv. perhaps, pcradven-
Fortasse au, adv. peradventjrc.
Fortassis,afJi\pcrhaps,pcrchancc.
Fortax, ucis, /. 4. tlic compass of

a kiln.
Forte, ath>. bychancc.Fonc fortu-

na.asgood luckwould huve.it, 7Vr.
Fortesco.ce^rc, ti.j.Xo gmw sfrong.
Forticulus, a, um. adj. snrnewhat

Ktrong,*)»- patieut ■ tion,aforti ' v ing.

r,in othcr peopleVs atfairs. to instruct, to fcig», or imaginc. Fortif icatio, 6nis,/. 3. a f. /rtifica-

Fortif icator, oris, m. hc that mak-
eth strong.

c. f. 1. aforin. a ihape. aFormor, uri, p. to bc mouldcd.

>r f&shion, u figure, an ap-,Formftse, adv. bc-autifully, neatly.

zc 9 a LikencKs. or reseuib- FormdsUas.utis/ ^handsomencss.^rtif ico, are, a. 1. to fortify.

spectrca vision,aghost,ar*'ormosus, a,um. adj. ior comp. issi-Fortis,c. adj. ior. c m/Mssinvis,*:.'^.

a heauty,a plot. or modcl, inus^ri//>ikir,beautiful, handsome, counigcous, valiant, bold, hrave,

l.a btamp, a coin, moncy,' chamiing, delightful, bright. g:dlant, magnanimous, rcsolutc 9

i cheescvat, a thought, an Formu la.se /.l.aform,a ndc,a max- constant, stout, strong,po%vcrful,

rcscripl, or niandatc. i im,a writ.a siut,process,orindict- hardy, paticnt* rich, honourable»

i v e-»e//.formal,propcr,duc ment, an ordcr, a last, a hcaiity.

:cr, ai/r. funnaJIy. ^mould. Formfilarius, i. m. 2. hc that mak-

entum, i. 7i. 2. a ibrm, a etli out writs, a practiscr in law

* tiii pt. forming. 'Fomacalia, drum, pin.2. s:icrifict*s

lus a, am.pt to l^e formed. offered bcforethegrindingofcorn.

>, onis- /• >. a fonning. iFornaccus,a,um a^/.likea njrnace.

r. oris. m. 3. a formcr, aFornacula.^/.l.afurnacc.anoven.

a creator, an instructor. Fornax,acis. /*.3.a furnace,an ovcn-

honc^t, swift, fair, beauiiful.

•■'ortltcr, adv. iiis,com/i.issimc,«riA.
couragcously, valiantly, bold'y f
b»mvcly, resolutely,un(buntc dlv,
fctoutly,strongly,hardily.pr>ticntlj'
briskly,quick,soon,in a short imc.

Fortitudo, Inis,/. fortitii'1-», cour-
ago,valour,rcsolution,intr(rpidity,
a hravc action, greatness, pa-
ticncc, strcngth.

Fortiusculus, a, um. adj. stoutish.

Fortuito, adv. by chancc, by acci-

, - %r , , , - , dent.

w s iis. pt. crcping. | an ai-ching, or vaulting uvcr. iFo^uilu, qu. abU Tt^\^N.«\&RXBu x

ra,
nii,a

«/.1 ashupe.aforming. Fomicaria, ac. / 1. a prostitute
i y a.uni. r ft|.abonttoform.Fomicarius, i. «. 2. onc bclong-

i^umpt formci,framccL> ing lo stews.

„ x./ 1. a littlc inould. [FomTcAtim, adv. likc an arrh.
. f.l.&n ant, an cmmct.jForniciltio, onis, '*. 3. fornirution,

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Fftl

FRA

Fortuftug,a,um <u$'.thathappeneth| piereed.
bv chance, casual. accidcntal.jFdtus, a,

tle,mortal, weak,pei
um- pt- cherished. I mav be casily brckei

sudden, cxteuiporary, unprcmc-jFdtus, us. m. 4- a nourishing, a fo- moisture. (tlcnes
ditatcd. * mentation (cave, a fox'a holeJFragilftas, atis. /. 3.

Fottitn^x/l fortune.hap,hazard,iF6vea, ac/ 1. apitfall, a den, ajFragmen inis.n a frag"
advcnture, chancc, luck, cvcnt.iFovcnduSjajiim.p/.tobechcrishcdlFi^ajBfmentuni i «.^ ide
«tatc. condition, uu cstatc, a god- Fovens tis./»f. chcrishing,favoring Tragor, oris m.3. a nc
dcbs. Foveo, ere fovi.fotum a 2to warni, Fragose, uiiv. with a

Fortcuz, ftl. f. 1. onc's fortune, ©r to chcrish, or nounsh, to fced, or Fragosus, a. nm. aaj

maintain, to makc much of, to crajcgy, rough, unei

fondic, to embrace, to cspouse,or hoarsc,or jarriug, bri

favour. to fomcnt, or bathe. Fragrans tis. pt. & a

Fbveor, eri- p. to bc cherished. Fragranter, adv. fragi

Fragrantia, «./. 1 . a 1

* ™ • Fragro, arc . neus . t o sn

Friicco,?re,ctii n.o.toputrify,torof strong, or sour.

Fraces, ium. />/./ .lccs of oil- (dy Friigum, i. n. 2. a stn

Fraccsco, cerc i/zc.3,to grow tuoul- Framea, av /1 . a jave

eslatc, richcs, wcalth, substancc
F ortunaic .adv- nix com/> forUmatc-

ly,luckiiy,pro<»perously, happily.
Fortunatusui,(im. «*#. ior. comp is-

•r.nus, •*//>. fortiinaU', favourablc,

kind, blest, happy, wcalthy,rich.
Fortunium, i. n. 2. good iuck.
Fortiino, arc. a 1. to makc happy.
Fortunor, ari./>.to bc madc liappy

Ffcruli, pl. wj. hatchcs, shelves forFracidus, a, um. adj. rotten-ripe, short spcar, a hunte

books.

F5rum, i- n 2. the fonim a markct-
placc, a market,a court of juslice,
a vcssel Ccdere fbro, to bccomc
bankrupt, Juv Uli foro, to suit
himself to the time, Tvr. Dcce-
dcre foro, to live privately Jl>/i
In :ifienc>foro litigare, to follow a
biiSiiicss he doth not undei-stand,
JHurt. jkgere forum, to hold a
court, to trv causes*

Fo:i9"irius, i. m- 2. a «titchcr.
Foss.lt uui, i. n 2. a fossc,a trrnch.
Fossilis, e. adj fossilc, that is, or

maybe dug out of the earth ing.
Fossio, duis,/ .a digging, a dress-
Fossitins, a. um. adj dug, drlvcd.

Fobsitia nigra, sca coal, Jun.
Fosso, are, a 1 to dig often. ' nccr.

Fractio, ftnis,/;>.a fraction(hoary Frangcndus,a,um.fcf ti
Fractior,ius.«c//.com/> morebrokcn. Frangens, tis. pt. bre:
Fractor, 6ris. m 3. a brcaker. Frango, gerc,fr€gi, frs
Fractflra, ac-/ 1 a fracturc. ; brcak,tobruisc.tobn

Fracturus, a,um ^«.aboutto break. to wrcck.to wcakcn.
Fractus, a,um./>/.hrokcn,humhlcd, diminish,to abate,ori
discouru^cd, out of hcart, spcnt en,to (la\iut,to disco
lost.vunquishcd,routcd,nicc,cff'e- pirit,to humble,to va

minate.
Frxnatio, finis,/ 3. abridling.

olate, to movc, to <
disappoint, to spend

Frxnator, oris, ;;i. X a rc«itraincr> ^Frangop.gijfractus./i.ti

thc bridl«, Frxnigera ala,a troop- a confcderatc, or alh
of horsc, Stat. I of thc Hamc autlior,

Frxuo. arc. u.l.tobridle,tocurb,toFriltcrciijo, arc, n 1.

together as brothcrs
Fraterculus, i. m-2.a \i
Fraterne, udv. broth

rcstrain, to kecp. or hold in. to
chcck. to stop, or stay.
Fncnor, ari /». to bc rcstrained.

Fr.rnum, i./i.3.;>/.frieni.Mi.vclfrsena, , Fraternita8, Sitis./ 3

/i a hridlc,1hc bit of a bridlc,theFraternus a,um.cic//. fi

Fossor, 6ris m. 3. a digger, a pio-; curb, a chcck, a rcstraint. Darc. thcrly- Fratcrna c*

Foasula, x./l. a little ditch,a pud- frarna,to subduc,Ox;. accipcre, to comnutted by a brot

dlc. i submit, Jd. (bleFritilli, 6rum ' pl. m.2.

Fossrira,s/l. adigginjr.aditcliing. Fragesco, cre. a.to brcak» orcrum- Fi*atria, ae./.l. a sister

Fomis, n,um.part. du^", wottnded, Fragdis, c. a<£ ior, eomp. frail,brit-FratricidA» «• c*£> 1« »

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rder of one's brothef roar, to neijrh, or bray. to raake aJ Pricatio, Ania.y. 3 nibbintr. a plas>
, i- n 2 a kiHimj, or jrreat noiac, t« blu*t.<:r,to shout, toj tcring, a parjrettin£, friction
1,141.2. an estate that &ound, to rcsound, to buzz, to Fricator, oris. m. 3 a nibbcr
en by abrother. I ra.it ter, inurinur, »■ gTumolc, tolFricutura, ac. /. 1. a parjrettinjj
L.to jrrow plump.(ed.{ fret, ..«r chufc,tobewail, rlamcntjFricatus, a, um. pt. mbbrd
a uni ^l.to be defraud- Fromor, oris «i. 3 a roariiur
iii./. 3. a deccivinjr. Frendcns tisp'. gnashinjrtheteetli
i». «. 3. a deceiver, ajFrendco cre, dui u & Frendo, erc
raon. n.

um. pt. cheated, dc-; groan
rivcd of. Frc

act. 1 todcfraud, toj %np. frequent,onlmary, thatofvcn

Fricutus us. m. 4. a rubO;njr
Fnco, iire, cui & cavi, ctuni & cH*
tum- a. 1. to rub, chafr, or frct

priva, to keep back.
eniura, to pinch thc

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p. to bc dcfraudcd
a</i*. iiia, com/*. fruu-
uviihly, by a trick

. fraudulcnt, knavish
u fraud, deccit, jruilc
t, knavery, trcachcry,
on ordesijrn. a fauit,

cosnctli. or isoftcndone rcsortinir

miicli,0rmuchrcsortcdto,abound-

iiigwith,nunicrous,attcndcd(iiti£

Frequentumentum, i. n 2. a wurb-

Frcqueutu.iduH, a, um./j/.tobcfre-

quently intersperscd, or mixcd

x : /!l.knavery,deccit|Fix'q'.icnUns, tis. pt. frcquentinjr

, a, um aJj. ior, ci/np. Frequcntatio, onis /*. 3. afrcqucnt-

iiiff

Frequcntativus. a<lj. frequcntative
Frcqucntat6,arfv.freqiicntly,oitcn
FnSqucntator,dris m. i.afrcquenter
,nconvenience,prcju- Frequentatus, a, um pt. frcquentcd
eut, loss, dumuge, u.Frequenter, adv. ius. c.mp issiraj,
acheat, a pickpockct tiip. frcqaently, oftentimcs, oftcn
n. pt. cueated oil Frequentia, x. / 1, trcqueiicy, a
. thc ma*n, v lees of| grcat company, an as&cmbly

i. n. 2 an ash-grovc
Pratinus, a. um, aJj
ii, madc of ash
'. 2. saii ash, a spear
*, a, um. a:tj. thut ma-
blc noiae, rattling
a, um. pt. roaring
/w.roirmg" ragtng, re
-ighing, braying (ous
um aJj ragiug, furi-
m. 4. a roaring, a roar,

uhing, a iniitteriiig,
,*r ^rumblinjr
^ wy, flhtam, n 3. to

Fnsqitento, are. a 1. to frequcnt,

to liAunt, to rcsoit much to, to pco-

ple, to brin;r to^ethcr, to amans

or heap, to celcbratc, touse often,

to rcpcat (cd

Frequeiitor, Ari. p. tobc frequent-

Freasusit*/ Fre.ius,a, umpart bro-

ken, bruisc.U craiuichcd, shaled

Fretalis, e. adj. of a narrow sca

Fretum, i. n. 2. a narrow sea^tfrith,

the straits, the sea
#r brayinjr,^a greatiFretus, a, um. a*lj. relyin^ upon,
itin,r, a shout, ;>r ac- dependinjr on, trustinjr to
■ound, rbla*t,ablus-)Fretua, us m. 4. an anuof tlie scn

Friabilis, e. adj. that may bc cruni

Frictus, a, um. pt fried, panrhcd
Frictus, As- m. 4. a nib!>ing a
Friiredo, inis- / 3. chilnctti. cold
Fri|refactJo, onis,/ 3. a cooiing'
Frijrcfjuito, frigiisfacto,)3re n U

to \nakc cold, or to cool often
FrTpfctartor, oris. m. .i. a cooler
Frljrefacttis, a, um. pt. made cold
Frijrcns, tii /;* gro\vin)rcold,co]d #

fcarful, fainthcarted, dcacl
l*>i}rco, ere, i\i. n- 2 to be, grow, or

caichcold, to bc faint, tobeout of

favour, to havc not!iin^todo } or^sy
Fngcrans, tis pt. coohng-
Frijrcratio, onis,/. 3. a coolinjr.
FrijrCro, sirc. <*■ 1. to cool
Frig^eHccns tis pt. ^rn^wing 1 coid'
Frig^cscit, imp. it is cold
Fri^e??co, ccrc inc.A. to jrrowcold.
Fnjrida, x.f. X cold viater
Frijruhirium, i. n 2. u «*old bath
Frrridurius, a, um. u<lj. cold
Frijride, adv. issunc, ittrp. coldly
Fri^iditas, atis./3. frigidity, cold-

ness what colrj

r rijridiuschlus, a, um. adj. sc»mr-

'rijridiile, adv. some*-hu« roMh*.
^ng^idulus. a, um. adj. chill, cold

rigidus.a, um.a<7/. ior, c mp. issi-

mus, «(//9.fri^id,col-.l,ciuI], slijrht,

faint, dull bald Hat, silly, dc.idly,

fatal, dcad

i-Yij^dla, x/. 1 acliafRnch, a spink

Fri^tus, a, um pt, crurablcd (blcd rrijro,jrere.ixi,ixuin ve/ictuma '■
Fricaociut, a, «m. fW. te be mbbeJ to fry,.to parch, lo drv WvrA

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Graphiam thcra, a pcn, orpencil.tiratis, tnh\ gratis, frecly, te ■• •i«vYdufus,a,um./>f. im

ca*e. (ing, limiu^g, r/rdrawing.| purpose. Graviditas,atis./ 3. * l

tiraphicc, es./. .'•. the art of paint-GratJssinic. f aaV.very willingly • klej with voung,pregiianc

Graphice,af/r. artiticialh , cxactly .-Griitito, arc. w. 1 . to gaggle.to cac- Gravia^arca 1 to im]

t;ripliirh61crua,aay.more pcrfci't.'riratitfi(to,inis./^.jrratitudc»thank- Ioad,to burden.to opp

Grjplucus,a,um.atif/. perfect, doncGratd, tulv. thankrully. (fuincss. Gravidor, ari./wiw. to I

1o thc lifc, wcll delincatcd. Grato, are. n. 1. id. qu. Gravidus,a, xim.aoj. im

Graphis, idis /*. 3. thc art of draw-Grator,arir/. 1. to congratulate, to

ing, or designing, a pencil (cil.l wish joy,to bid wclconie,to thank

(traphium,i.ri.2. an iron pcn,a pen-,Gratuitd, arfi». frcely, without re-

Grassandum c*i 9 imp. we must pro-j ward. -frce.

cccd- Gratuitus, a, um. adj gratuitious,

t>rassans,tis. /rf.passing, attacking.'Grathlabiindus,a, um. adj. congra
Grassatio,AniH./3. a procccding, a| tulating, rcjoicing with, wishing

robbing on the highway.
Grassator ( dris./3. a higtiwayman.
tira.ssatiira,3e/ l.id.qu. Grassatio.
Grassatus, a, um. />/. attacking

joy.

Grattilans, tis. pt. congratulating.
Gratulaiio.dnis. f. 3. a congTatula-
tion,arcjoicing,joy,thanksgiving

Gras*or,ari ( atiis,</l.togo ( to march, Gi-atulutor,6r;s. /n-3. hc that rejoic-

to procecd,or advance to spread,
to rage,to attark.to set.er fall up

eth at tlie good of another.
Gratulatdrius, adj. congratulatory

on, to rob, to plunder, to cnter.^Gratnlor/ari.r/.l.tocongratuIatCjto

Gratahundus, a,um. adj. with joy

or thanks.
Gratans, tis. pt. congratulating.
Gratantcr, atlv. kindly. williiigly.

wish joy, to be jrlad, to thank
Gratus, a, um. adj ior, comp. issi
mus, 9up. gratcful,thunkful,kind,
acccptablc, pleaeing, agreeable.
(Jratc, adv. gratefully» thaiikfully.:Gravuiiien, inis. n. *J. a gricvancc
(iriitcs, pl.f '». in vom. & accu*. Gravcndus, a,um. p$. to be weigh-

tanliim, thanks, a rvquital. ' cd down, to weigh down.

Gratia,:e./1. gnicc f favor,goodwill, Grivans, tis.pf. wcighing* down.

kindncK*,* good t;irn, acourtCHy.Gravatc, adv. jrrievously, nmvil-

an oblig-ation, an acknowlcdjr- lingly, grudjringlv, with rejrrct.

mcnt,a ft?taliationJioiiour v rcputvGra\atim. adv idcm.

tion, inicrest, jrraccfulncss, lovc-Gravitu8,a,um. />i. weighcd down,

lincss, clnquciicc, a vake, cau^e, burdened,Ioadcd drowsy, hravy,

»r occasion, cxr.usc, purdon. j hangin^iowiiogrudgiigvinwilling^lGravor.ari^itus, /» to b>
Gratije, irum. p!. f. 1. tlunks. jGmvcdino.siiB, a, um- adj. hcavyJ weighed down, to
(iratificans, tis. pt. qrratifying. : hcadcd,f».ill ofrheum in the hcad- gTudgc,tobe uuwilhnj
(ir«ltific.atio,bnis f.3 a jrratifying. (iravtdo,mis/.3. hcavinc.ss,rh<Mim (iregalis,c.ar//*of the sci
Gratifioator, [gratus. fucio], ari.tiravcolena, tis. aaj. stinxing-.noi-: company,conunon, xvfli

UtuM suui. dep.l. to grarify t to do a somc- JGrejrarius, ** um. aa\h t

frood turn, toobligc, to give up. Gravcolentia,*./. 1 a strongsmc1l| mon set common,ordii
nrutiis. id. qtiovl. Gratis. Grar^sccus, xis.pt. growing worsc!Greg"atim.a*/»'»b> ftockf

tirAtiAsiis,a,iiin.a<//. ior, comp. issi-(inivcsc«),ccrc ( /»ir.3.tobc burdcn-'Grcgatus.a um^/keep

mus, *i/p. xrrarioiiH, in great cs- cd, tojrrow hcavy, or big, to in-Gremiunvn.^ alap,th<
f eem,pn>c*re dbrftrotfrjthankfin\ a*o«sc,to jrrow stiranjrcr^r worecl rniddle, #r hc^rt rf a o

big" with > oung,or chi
ioadcn, laden. filled
weighty. plcntiful, mh
Gravil6quus,a/(i speak
Gravis,e rt#//.ior,r«?n/».is
heavy, weighn, gTcat
child, loaded, full, f
gTave.serioii8,solcmn,
riblc,grievous trouhh
dcnsonie, hard, diitici
unwholesome, * stinki
dangerous, bad, oppr
sideRtble, important,
dear, bas% dcep, ah
sevcre, old, faint, lanj
Gravistelhis, i. m. 2. a 1
Gravitas,atis /"3. heavii
tmcss, gravity, wearii
rity, majcsty. gTca*nei
unwholcsonicness, rai
ficulty.
Graviter^arfi* ius.eom/f.i
heavily,gravcly,wiseh
ly, sorely, sevcrcly, lis
(iraviu4c.ii)us,a,um 'u*ij.\
Gravo,aro.a l.toload t<
wcigh down, to opprt
blc ( todistress,to distu

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i river, a baao. (Gtilosd, ius. adv. gluttonoualy. | sjihoolraaster, a principat, ©r head

» ^rthat goeth,going. Gulosus, a, uiu. adj. gluttonousj of a collcge, a mastcrof an aca-
.a step pace,or going. greedy. Gulosua Lector, a grcat!Gymiui*iarchus,i.j».2.jJe/». • demv-
. 3. a flock, a hcnl, ai rcadcr. iGyiiiuusium, i. n. a placc whcre

ey acompany,band,©r|Gumia,x./ 1. aglutton, gluttony.l wrcstlvra, &c. performcd feats of
i : - i — a\~ Gummatus, a, um. aaj- gummed, activity, a bchool,a college, a hall

horus, a bundle.
i. 2. a net, a riddle.

guramy

sa. /. the art of sur-jGuinmi n.ind.b. Gummis is/ gum.

Gumroindsus, a, um. aaj. gummy. Gymnicus,a,um. «
|. a goosebcrry(buih. Gummitio, dnis. / 3. a gumming.!Gynxc£um,i.n. 2. a nursery, a sera-

Gymnastictis,a,um.ari/.gyninastic,

bclongto excrcisc. lexcrcise.

adj. belonging ta

». /. 1. a goosebcrry Gummdsu»,

m. 2. a green ftg. *•--—»— =

16. gen. 2 idcm.

m- adj of a crane

r. 3. a cranc.

i a littlc hill >ck.a bed.

2. a billock

HA, interj, ah, away.
llabeua, x./ l.lhe rcinsof a

a, um. adj. gunmiy. :l iy psatio,dnis./ j.a plastering glio
Gurdus, i. m. 2. a fool, a sot jGypsator, oris. ro. 3. a plastercr.

Gurges,itis.ni. i. a whirlpool,a gulf,G> psatus,a,um-^/. plastcrcd, whit-
thc dccp, a riotous spcndcr, aGypso, urc aitA.lo plastcr ened.
glutton Gypsum, i ». *. plaster, mortar.

:k.* bed. Gurgu]io,dnis.m. 3. the windpipe.'Gyratilis, c adj. turningabout.

. «. . , clottcdjGurgustiiiiii,i n 2.ac©ttagc,acabin.Gyratio oni* / 3. a,turning about-

ivi,itum. pr - (blood.JGugtandus, a, uni. pt. to be tastcd .G/ratua a, um. pt. turncd about.
n. 4- to grunt. Gustatio, oni*./ >. a tasting. jGyrgillus, i. m. 2 a whecl, a reel.

Gustatorium,i.7t.2 an eatingroom,jGyn>, are. act 1. to ttirn round.
a dram-cup, a taste. .'Gyroaii^uiii.Mtj/.whceling round.

Giisuitus,a, um.pt. tasted. (tastc.'Gynis, i. m. 2. a circlc, a circuit,
Gustatus, u*. m. 4. a tasting, thc a compa^,a revolution, a carecr.
Gu»to,arc.<j. 1. to ta*»tc, to sip, toj liA.

try, to Hbtcn, to ovcrhear. •

Gustor, iiri, pats. to Ijc tastcd.

Gustulum, i. n 2 u taxtc, a morsel-. bridlca wliip, a lash, a thong, or
m, i. «. 2. the hclm, r Gustus, iis. m. 4. a gust, a taste, a| strap, powcr, rule, goveniment»
ihip,stccnigc,govirn- smack, a relu»li, thc scusc of ta^t-j iiianagcmcut. Cla<»i immittere

ing. I habcnus, to sct sail, Vi $.

GuUa, x./ 1. a drop, vcry Uulcvllabcndus^um.^.tobc had,pos-
a spot, ov spcck, a mark. ! scsscd, mailc, uccountcd, &c.

tiuttaus ^*- P f ' droppiug. |Ii.ibcns, tis. pt. haviug.

Guttatim, adv. by drops, drop byllabcntia, .«. / 1. richcs, fortune.
diop. (Icii. Ilabeuula, *.. / a little bridic, a

(-iuttatus,a,um. pt- spottcd, spccL- thong.

tHittitht, x.f. 1. dim. a littlc drop. IIabco,crc,bui,bitum.a.2. to havc 9
Guttulum, i. ft. 2. a Httlc cruisc. to jjo»»ohs, to cnjoy, to embrace,
tiuttum, i. /*. i. a cruisc, au cwer.
Guttur, ui'U. n. & m. 3« the throat
Guttur infcriortt he arsc-gut, Hlaut
uuttu^ i- £0. 2. a cruiae, a cruct.
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s. m. 4- a gruiiting.
ui. ii. 3. to cninklc.

». a crancr., an instru-
w, or pull up stones.

2. a crickcty a trick.
1.2. &

m. 3. a griffon.
GU.

(ov bc govcrncd.
S a, uui. pt. to govcrn,
i» pt. governing
•nia./ 3. govcnunent,
t,guidancc,a stccring
irism. .. agovcrnor.a
ager, a guidc, a mas-
or atccramau.
icis/ 3. a gnrerncss.
« n. 2 government.
a.lto govern, to con-
:ct, to guidc, to stecr-
i. p to bc governcd.
sgiil)et v the windpipc
ie tiiroat, the palatc,

e nozle.

3 gutrtOT5, gh^tUns.

Gymnasaadia./. 3. the actof wrcst-
ling, a fcmale wrcstlor.
Bywsj ftsh ticmH x

ni.

i .a Ckicl

to Uutd, to contain, to kccp, to
gct,ur ucquirc, to handlc, ur use y
to acL, to managc, to estccm, to
account, • r rcrkon, to think, to
trcat, t*> find, to know, or under-
stand.to bc abU* to dwell,ur con-
ti.mc,to givc, to ocruHion,to hav^
j rukcn, sct%c4, u- sarpri&cd.

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llabcor, Cri. pa.fs. to bc had.

H.ibessit, pru llabcat. t':ic.

Habilis, c. «»(/. ior, cujr/j. issimus.
attp. iit,su'.table, propcr, adaptcd,
apt. handsoine, able, sound.

HabiJit:», atis./ i. fitne .8, ability

lfahiliter, rtc/r. issime, *i//j. fitly.

II;»bitabili.st. «v(/. habitable. idcn

II ibitaeulum, i n. 2. a dwcllin$, i;

Ii'.tiHtandus,a,u.n /rf.lo bc inhabit

JlahiUms, tis. pt iiiliabifmjr. (cd.

IluiiiUtio, onis. / .5 a haliitatiou,
ahou.sc, an anoie, housc-rcnt.

Tlair.titor, 6ri.-./»i.-.». aii inlubitant.

Hibitttrix.icis./ 3. an inbabitaiit.

Habitutus, a, uni. pt> inhabited

TJ.mioiThajria,a:/l.a fiux of hlnod
ihtinorrhdis, idis. C :>. thc piles.
llarrcdiolum, i- u 2. tVm. a sniall in

hcritauce, •;• patrimony.
ll.crcdi[>ct:i,:c c.^.l.onc whoseck-

eth an iiihcritaurc.hy flattcry.
1 Ixrcditariusa, um.aJ/hercditary

ITallficlnans tis. pt. blui
llalliicmatin, onis / d. ,
j I lall iici not or,oris. /«..J.a
Il&llucmor, ari. d**p, 1. 1
Malo,aiv.u.1.to brcathc,
ilalo, onis. m 3. a circ
about thc sun, nioon, *

i{ a:rcditas,atis/3. an heritajre, aujllaldsis.cos/ J.in ucc sii

inhcritancc, an cstatc. .estatc.

i Ixrcdiuin, in-2. a small estatc, an

tlxrcns tis pt. stickmjr fast.

II.crco,crc,%si.assuni./i. 2 to stick,
to bc iixcd, or fastcncd, to conti
nwe,to rcinain,to sit. to lic, to lin-
jrer,0r loitcr, to slop, to doubt, to
\vavcr,to follow closc, to imitatc.

1 Lcrch,edis.r ;\3.an hcir,an hcircss

llahitio, onis./ •'». an cnjoyiuent.
Hahitn. ."irc. u &/i.l. to inhabii, to!ila.Test*o, ' , c!\.y/.« r//3. tocoutinuc
dwvIi.toiive,to abidc,to have nft-jjlarcsis is / 3. a licrcsy, a scct.
Ilabitoi\ari. /'.tobc inliabitcd.(uii. ii.crclicc, mlv. herctically.

Ifabitudo, ins./ .'».a habit,»)/' con
stitution of tlic bo-.h .plunipuc
fatness.

Uuhitur.is.a f um./ > f. that shall havc.
ov oiijVtit tohavc, to c:ijo\.

Ilabitus. a, \\iw.pt .'v w(i. ior,r./;/i/»
K-uinus, mtp had,iriven, acr.mn'-
cd, cstcciiic.d. idfecU-d, inchnctl,
tif-aled, han-ll^d, uscd, uijovcd
fat, wcll-likiiur, in good ph,rht.

Hamtiis "•>■"*. 1 ahabit.amaiuicr,
slatc, uv i.ishioii, au appcarance
fcatuiv..carri:i^c,(/r dcincanour, :,
coiistiUit.<.n,div>s,app»ivI.attiri

llac, uih. by this way, »r placc

llacproptcr, inh. thcreforc

Ilactcmis,i.'./r.bithcr*.o, tlius f.ir,tr
this iiinc,or placc.tims much anci
tio ino:v.

Ilxdiculus, i. m. a littlc kid.

Ila-ildc, is "• •>• a fold for kids.

Iliedillus. i. n J. J*wi.a littlc j;oat

Uicdmus a, iim. m(J <>f a kid.

Ilxdrilus, i. m.2- <//#« a littlc j;oat.

//.fdn.s. i tn '2. a kid.
'iximtitps, x.m. i. a bioodston?

ILuvinvis a. ir.ii. a<(). herctical.
Ihercticus, i. /w. 2. a hcrctic
ll.cror, oris. /». •). a stickin^r.
ffarsitahundus, 11,11111.1;./;. doubtful
ila-siiaus, tis. pt. doubun^r, staui-

mcr.n

ri*

ILv.si;aiit:a, x.J. 1. a stiimmcrinjr.
tlivsitatio, ouis. / d. hcsitation,

doubt.astainmcrin}r,9rstuitcrin^.
Il.vsitatoi*, oris m. .». a dcla\cr.
li.csitatus, a, um. pt. doubtcd of.
Ilasito, are. n. 1. to hcsitalc, to

doubt, to faltcr, to stainmcr, to

sluttcr.

II:csitudo, inis. /! .). doubtfulncss.
!I.csui*us, a, uin. pt. that will btick

to, hun^ upon, or remain.
Ilulaus, Us.pt. brcathing'. smclling 1
Ilalcvon, onis./. 3. a kin^-fisher.
tIalc\oucus. a, uin, adj. halcvon.
llalec.ccis,/ ^ n. a hcrrin^, brinc
.laiccula. x.f. 1. a spr.it. vapour
'ialitus. us. //1. 4. brcath, a £asp t a

Jlallclujali, praisc yc tUc Hoixl. liarpya, .r. / 1. a do^
:l:dlc\, ici^.y. 6. a jrrcat toc; viri,'!larpyix, afum. ;>.'./ Iu

a dwarf. iiar;»pcx # i«:i'*. .-.« . .'. a »

tlic takin^' aud sackin^;
llaltcr, cris- m .>. aplu:
ilalus, i./ 2. comtrcv.
Ilama, x./. I. a lcathcv
lianiattlis, c. mii. of a h
liamatus,a,um.fji/;. \\chj\

cd, bciit, entan^Icd, b
llamava, x./ 1. Chark
liamaxago^a, x. m 1. ;
lIamo\or.ari.<A/>.l. to d:
llaiuidta, x. m. 1. an an
llamu!a,;c/l.a sinall bu
llamulus.i.m. 2.asmaU li
liuinus,i. m.2.u hook, rin
llaphc, cs./. 3. a dust t

wrcstlcrs with aftcr ar
llapsus, i. .fi. 2. ahai.viii
Ilaro,*/!. a ho^r sty,a {
Ilariola, x.f. 1. a prop
liar^latio. ouis.y. 3. a
liaridlor, ari, atus- <l. 1.
Ilariolus, i. m.2. a sooth

vincr.a prophct, a frant
ilarinama\a t .c /'.1. a i'cr
1 larmonia^c.y'. 1 . harrnoi 1

a duc projjortion, anit 1
Harmonice, cs. / 3. i-'u
Ilarmouicus, a. um. a t
I larpagOjarc.fi- 1 .to hon)

plc •

I Iarp.ajro.onis.wi. ».a hoo
ilurpalus. i. m. "I. a do,:
Ilarpabtumd.n.a h.dha c
llarpax, aj*is. m. ;». ambs
I iarpc.cs. ''.;.'». a scimit.tr.

HEB

IIBL

HER

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)Yca,«./.l- the that divineth
the entrails of beast*.(tion.
ifcna, st/ the art of divina-
iidfmia, a, am. <u(p bclong-
m rclating to divination.

ry ,blockJsh, inactivc, void of spi-
nt, flat, langiiid, weak, fceblc.

Hebesco,ccre,mc.3.to f-vow blunt,
dull, dim, larigiiid, or feeblc.

Hebltans, tis- pt. makjng- dull.
:>Triujn,iii.2.soothsayinfr, di-jH6betatio,5nis/.3.a making" blunt,

011 by the entrails of beasts.
rc/1 a spear, Iance,or pike
etion, a public sale.
ua, a, ura. adj. carrying, ot
ng vith spears. (to a spcar

01* duil

Hftbctatrix, Icis/. t. shc that mak
eth blunr, or dull (dull, orstupid.

HSbctatus, a, um. /* raad i blunt.

Hebttcsco, cere. n 3. idemac.
rjs, a,um.a*{*\of,or belonging^Hebcto^ari. a. 1. to make blunt, or
e,is n-tf.a tpear, a halberd, a| dull, toblunt. dullcd.

a,re/l.a *mallspcar.(point.'Hcbctor,ari./>ajx.to bc bluntcd, or
nierj alas ! O strangc ! jHcb2tudo,Tnis/3 fc bluntnc?w, didl-
adv. not* in no wise. HebraicO, adv. in Hebrcw. mess.

|ulquain,arft*. by no racans.^Hebruicus, .i, um. adj Hebrew
un, adv. uot yet. ;Hec.itombe,eH/. 3. a saarifice of a

harSto, pr Avc, aveto.
ena, tis. £*. drawing*.
a>ire y aiiai& auslvi, austuui & r

huiulrcd oxcn, &c.
Hecyra, ae./ 1. a mother-in-law.
Hcdcra, ae / 1. ivy, thc ivy-trce.

mn.a 4.to draw, to draw, orjHederaceus, a, um adj. of ivy.

, Up,to receiTe,or take in, tojllederatus, a.um.pf. crownedwith

bnnk. eat. sr swallow up, to! ivy, adorncd with ivy.

i^o eih*ust,to waste, spend,:Hederigcr,a, um. adj. bearing- ivy

Mamc,to picrce,or wound,tO'Hederdsus a, um. adj. full otivy

r, undergo, or experience. iHSdr) chum,in.2.asweetointment.

>r v irt pat. to be drunk* ]H5dysmita,um./>/ n.3 .twcctmeats,

©r, otis. m. 3 a drawer. i saucea, perfumcd ointmcnts.

rara,i n, 2 abuckct.apump.,IIci ! intevj. wo! a!as !

OBAiun. p. drawn,taken up,Htja, interj. O brave !

lowed up, drunk in, sunk .Hclciarius,i m.2. a man that haletb

us, us. m.4. a draught,a s'ip-' a barjre, a bargeman.

iniiA xun.pt. abouttosuiicr/Hclcium, i. n. 2. a horse-collar

jj E |Helcysma,atis n 3 dross.. tiic sun.

fiess.

Hclluo,rt/ Heluo,6nis ma gluttOQ.
Hclluo librorum, a great readcr,
Cic
Hclluor,& Hcluor, aji ,atus sum«/*
1. to jrormani/e, to gnttle, to de-
vour.or consume,to cat jrreedily.
Hclvcnaceus, a,um. adj. pale-red,
Hcivlnus,a,um.ar(*' of a flcsh-color.
Hclvblus, Hclvi61u% & Hclvus, a,
um adj. of a palc-rcd color.
Hclxinc, cs./ 3. pellitory.
Hem! an intcrjection expressing"
various motions .uid affcctions of
the mind. Aamirantis, how ! say
you so? Iaudantis,well,rarcly.Re-
cor lantirt, ho! ycs. Interpcllantis,
hold! stay!Corrigentis, how! how
is that .' what is tliat ? Oflcrentis,
herc,sce hcrc! Verbcrantis,thcre
is for you,tukc thatforyour pains*
Admoncntis,look yo,mind.Osten-
dcntis,see! lo* behold! HorUntis,
mind,observc.Bxultantis,()brave?
O rarc! Kcspondentis, anon, sir?
llcmci*esius,a.um. adj. ofone day.
Hemerodrdmus,i.m.2. a day-couri-
Hemicyclus,i.m.2.a scmicirclcer.
Hcmtiia,x/.l.half a sectar}', tlires
quartcrs of a pint (hcmuuu

ncminarius,a,um. adj. holding- an
H5mi6lus,a,um.a ( //.one anda halfl
H5mispli3erium,i.n.2.alieniispherc«
HCmistlchium, i. n 2. ahalfverse»
Hemit6nium,i.*i.2.a halfloneiague«

^.1*11.10113,^ um. a^(/ ^01011^*1^^ tollcmitritreus, i. m. a scmitcrtain
dfifcojCs/.S.thQ jrr^atbear. (salc. Hcndccasylhbus, i. m 2. a verso

containlnrr clevcn syllablcs.
Hepar, atis. n. 3 thc livcr, a fish,
Hcpatarius,a.um adj. of the livcr.
Henaticus a, um adj. of tlie liver-
Hv.'.jrf"Tcs, is/.a seven-bankcd tral«
ley. (hdy,agod lcss.th eheri> c^ary,
Hera, e./l. a dame, a mistrcss, a
H^r«cLeon, i. n. C milfoil, yarrom»

ontTm0rOmeno4,i.m thc self-lleliotropium.1 n 2. thc hcrb turn-
entor,one ofTercnce^Com-Helix^icis m. 3. crecpinjr ivy ,a spi.
(madA. x/1. a wcek.(cdics{ raJ. (lahorc, frantic, distratcd.
ln«klaliJse.ttr//.ofaweek.(ny Hcllebrtr5sus,a,um adj'S\i\\ ofhcl-
Mis^i./.?. an ebony-trcc, ebo-jHeUebdrum,i n.2.& Hellcbdrus, i.
I lre,bui.«.2.to bcbluntyduUJ m.2.tbe herb hcllcborejan^wor'
aty, to chill, to curdle- Hcllvnismu*, i m. Z. a GreciSin.
lWi,as]f. ior, comp issimus^HcIluatir>, vcl Heluatio, Onis./ .V
^ - • " tlow.sfUpid, hea-| yloitont, (ormatduhi^ grtswfl

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HON

HOR

HOB

H5muncio, Onis.m.3. a scrub,a ras- creditable, done, «r spoken to a

cal. mart'8 credit.

Hbinunculus, i m. 2. a littlc sorry Honftro, are.a.l. to honour, to re-

fellow, k scrub. vcrence, to respect, to reward.

HoneRtamentura, i. n. 2. an orna-JIbnoror, ari. p. to be honoured.

ment, uu embellishment (cd.

H6nesiandus,a,um /ri.to be honor-

Hbnestans», tis. pt. adorning.

Iibne*tas,atis/ ?. honcsty prpbity,
hcno%nobility,emincnce»clig!utY,
crcd: t.re putation,fame .(credited

HbneJ aius, a, um. pt. adorned,

Hftncstc. adv. ius. c*mp. issfme,
tup. honourably,honcstly,bccom-
ingly.

H6ncsto,ere.a l.to gTace,to adorn,
to embelHsh, to sct off.

Honestor, ari. /». to be adorncd.

H&ncstum, i. n. 2. honesty, virtue.

U5nestus, a, um. adj. ior, c -mp.
issfmus, iup. honourable, honcst,
dtscreet, chaste, decent, becom-
ing,kind,civil,gentccl.haiid3omc,
beautiful, fair, wcll favoured.

H6nor, & Honos,oris. m.j. honour,
respect.regTird^wu^hip^anoffice,
post, or dignity, gracefulness
t>cauiy,a prosent, a reward, a fee,
a rccompence,a sacrifice,an obla-

USn5rabVlis,e.aJ/.honorable.(tion.

H6n6r5bihter,oWi>.honorably.(cd

HonSrandus, a,um./rt. to be honor-

Hbnorarium, i.n.2. an honorary, or
free gift.a present.a physician's or
lawycr , sfee(pcrtaining' to honor

HbnorTirius, a, um. adj. honorarv,

HttnoratO, adv. ius. c •mp. issnnc,
*up. honourably, worshipfully.

H6n6ratu9,a,um pt.h adj .ior cmp
issimus a«/> honoured,rcwarded,
honourablc, worshipful.

H6n6i-ificc,aJv.centius,com/>. cen
tissime,ru//.b.onorably,with honor

H6n6nfico, are. a. 1. to honour.

Hbn&rfficus, a, um. ai{j ccntior,

ctopcentistfnww^ujH henorable,

Hondrus, a. um. a$. honourable.

Honos, vid. Honor.

Hoplites, 3». m. I. a soldicr. (ccr.

Hoplbmachus, i.m. 2. a sword-fen-

H5ra,ae/.l.an hour,a day,a month,
&c.time,a time,srseason,the time
of one'i birth,or death,a goddess.
In horas, cvery hour, Hor. Omni-
um horarum homo, a man fit for
all purposes, Quint.

H6rarium, i.n.2 an instrument to Horridulus, a, um- adj.

know the hour by thehelp of wa-
ter,an hour glass,clock,watch,di-

H5rarius a,um.aoj.hourly. (al,&c.

Hordeaceus, a, um. aaj. of barley

Hordearius, a,um. *dj. relating to
barlcy, living upon barley.

Hordeum, i- w. 2 barley.

Hordcus, a, um. adj. of barlcy.

Hbria, <e./. 1. a fishing-smack.

Hbribla, x.f. 1. a little smack.

Horizon, ontis m- «J. the horizon.

Hornot?nus,a.um. attf, of this ycar.

Hornus. a, um- adj. of this year.

Hor61bgium,i.».2. aclock,a watch, Horrtsbnus, a, um. adj.

Hdroscopium, i n.2. a dial. (a dial.

Hdroscbpus, i. m 2. a horoscopc.

HoroscOpus, a,um. aijj. of a horo-
Mcope

Horrca, «e./ 1. a barn, a jrranarjr.

Horrendum, adv. drcadfully.

Horrendus a,um//r & a^/.liorrible,
terriblc,drcadful,dismal, strang-c,
mar\'cllous, awful, revcrctid>

Horrens, tis. pt. & adj. rough, rag"-
g-ed, ruggcd.standing-up on end,
prickly, dark, dismal, horrible,
shivering, shaking» quXking

Horreo,erc,rui.n.2. to be rough, to
look terribleito shake>quake»shiv.
«r y or tr#mblc, to shuddej at, to

dread.

Horreblum, i n. 2. autti

Horrescens, tia. pt. drea

Horresco, cere> iueepe. I

rough, or rugged, to

shake, to wave, to shuc

dread.

Horrcum, i. n. 2. a barn,
a storchousc, a reposit<
gazine, a warehouse, a
HombYlis, e. aay. ior, c/
ble, tcrrible, dreadful,
rough, rugged, awful,
HorribllTtcr, adv. horrib
Horrfde, aJt>.roughly, n

rough, rugged, «r rude
HoiTidus.a,uma^(/. ior, t

rid, horrible, dreadful,

frightnil, rough, mgge

ish, grave, austere, ui

cold.
Horrtfer, ^ra, ^rum, adj

cold wcathcr, biusteru

ful.
Horriffc«B, adv. horribh

frightfully, awfully, rel
Horrinco, are. a 1. to fi
Horrlficus, a, um. adj. i

frightful, or drcadful n

Horror, Oris-m.3. a horro

a great fi-ar, a friffht, a

or shaking, a cold fit,

ness, awe, vcncration, i

riorsuum, adv. hithcrwar

Hortamen, inis.n. 5. an ei

Hortamcntum, i ;i.2. ide

Uortandus, a,um. pt. to

to be exhortcd, to enc

Hortana,tis./rf. exhorting

Hortatio,6nis/ 3. an ex

an encouragemcnt, adi

Hortatlvus, a,um.oo>. ei

Hortator, 6ris m£. an en

Hortatrix^cis./ 5. •<& (<

HOS

HUM

IIUM

2s:

i, um. M. exhorteil, en-
, having chcouragcd, or

a. nu 4. id 9 qu Hortatio.
e. a 1} grrowing' in, or
r to a p*ard?n-
a, u?u alj idem

lng enmity.

ilostilis, c. alj. hosti!e, bitter.
i los? ilitas/itis/. j.hostility, cnmity.
iIostihter,'i'/v in a hostilc manner.
Mo6timcntum, i. n 2. a rcquita!
Hostio,irc, Ivi. a. 4 to rcturn like

for likc to rcijuite, to s 4 .op
/. 1. to evhort,couns2l.:llostis,is ct*. .">. an enom/, a foc, a

o cn*:ourairc, imboldcu
p to be advis^d.

i, i r»i 2 a jrardener.

« 2.d'tn a little jrar lcn.

; a £*r Icn, or orchard

r: , iar:i»rt'j.V'T-noi»/"tfii.

i/ -<7 Voc ll.-br

i.r cc >• a jrues!,a host,a

a fricnd, a straiurcr

/'.1 a h'iHtcss,:istra:iirer
c adj. ior, c mp. issi-

ho*;>itu de.iisin.-T hospi

certam.
jHunviLi ijSnis./ 1* a h;iryin.7.'eth.
'{■unitur^rii. ■». '• one thv. buri-
Hu;natrinis.a,u'.n./>f.aboul to bary.
II'im:itiis,a,um..V buried. intr.rrjd.
Uumcctans, tisi pt. moistcninjr.
1 1 ii : nccta i -.n, a, 'i m A*- moistened,
>I'iruect>, «./.•. .noistly. (wctted.
} lumccto.iuv.ri. l.lo mois:en,o:\vet.
Hfimcstus a,um «//. uioist,da!iip-

foreijrucr, a siraiiircr.
Hoslus, i. //• 2. the qumtitv of o'.!
yicldcd :it onc prcssin^ of olivcs.j ish

'llumjfarius a, irn. />/• moistenerl.

ilfi.iiLMiH,ti> p' moist (moisicned.

H-i ne>, •.•c..ii , ii /i.2 tobo wet.toie

nr.

Iinbcr, eris. n. .'*. an ud-ler.

IIu::. aiv hithcr, to thUpiac?, V» '.|irn.T".lo.i».ri. j.a jrri liat *'s hood

t I*i .i«ro.s a is..i v ii:n.r: ;7 h.iv.nj «rrcat
sfioulders. tnll of risincrs

llumeri!s,i.m.2 a slrm! der,a stalk.

this issuc, to tliis onini
II iccinc, (ith. what h»ther ?
•PiciWfie, aiv hithcrto.
Hui, inUwjfrt. Iio ! wiiow !
Mijuseo, q-rn. [:vb hicc.c] q. v.
ndly, kiud, ot\ or for|lI ijusccmodi,« f/ of i!iisdort,s'jch

Hijusmodi, idcm
Hiiinandu*,:t* uni '>!• to be buricd,

nr intorrcd, t'> bury
Vlmirinc^fir/T' iiis.c mp is-imi-}, n;>p

lrt:u:iiicly,fricndly k ndly, civiih

o >l'jf ii{;iy,in ldly,paticntly,i:i thc

ls, ati.i. f >. hosnitalitv.
:r, aJv.-rb, hosiitably,
t *./!.• ■lwoH;!\!;'.(trion lli
7i,i/i. 2 M.n.% litlh* inn
,i. n 2 a.i iun/i phrc t.*

fciran^crH, ©r jj^ijbts, u m nucr or mcn.

. slicltcr, a relrcat. hos
e-itci-iain.nen», frcnd
imacy, fricnds, allics

iri. atus sum. drp. 1 to
|ua"tcr,to at)ide, or stay,
i a strangc place.
i, uin. alj hos])itablc,
itruiire» neig' ibourin^,

1. a sacrificc, the host.
iJj loaded with iacri-

i. n. a foreign-co intry
e ny's countiy.
, iin. adj. hostile, per-
an eneray

•lUiirinifasitis f. 3. lmminity lm-
■nm naturc, friondl.ncs"*, k. nd-
icssci\ility jro i'1-n ituro jrcntli*-
ncss,courtesy jroad.nannirs pO
litcncss, brccd n^, hii.iiau lcarn
ing", libcrd k.nowl ul^e

tI'imiiMitcr, ar/71. ias, romp is>iiuc,
»///i.co'irtcouslv,kimUy,paticutly,
bravcfullv. manfullv, noblv
irimlmtus. adv as men arc wont.
Si (jui l mihi li'iman>t >x is accidis-
set, if 1 had chanccd to dic, C'«'c.

'Iilninus u,um. alj. ior, c mp. issi

IIu lii-s.* ."is, t'i pf. frro-.vin;r moiBt.

M.iiiicso.c.Tc i?ic 3 to ^rowrno.H»,
o/'A'ct,to moihtc;i..\Iodicis poculit
Im.ncscvTc, to r*'fresh himsclf
wir.i a frlass ortwo, '/ r.

Ti ul, a.lv. 0.1 tli.* jrroi.i 1.

Mfimidc <;7" iiostly. (:noi tur?.

t!'iiiiidra<», atis. /' ,). bu:n dity,

Slfi -md i.are.i« .J.to mois* 'n,t'> veut*

■ luuiiduiiis. a, irn. ci7/. d;imr>;sh.

;I<lmr.l 1-11. i. n 2 ino:siuv

Uu iiidiis.a/i.ii alj ior, comp. iss:-
111'iij, •//;). mo st, wcl. d.*:np

lluuulc-' er. criim. aij. T.iu/uijr
moisture, m-> st

llnin't'ii'0, arc. «• 1. tomo:st<*n.

MQmificus,a,um.ci /j. th-i* iuo stcn^

lirnnijro.are a X to mois en(eth.

Humili itio, 6u:s. /. i. bi :iilia«;on.

Iluniiliiltus, a, iun. pt. Iiutiblcd.

Humilio, arc. act- 1. to huiublc,
to aliasc.

Humihor, ari.p to be hum')lcd.

Uumilis, c- adj :or. c .••/'. d!imu«,

mjs, «7/1. human, b.-longinjtr. to

uiankind, or a rational creaturc, *np. hinnnle lowly, sii!)niissive,
h jin;tnc,fricndly,kind,Cjvil, obli.^- sii}>;)l,int,low,m «a i,poor,t rifling',
in^.ircntlccourteous.politcskili- ins-rnificant, smaV, lif.lc, lcf.hl^,
l^ ^niiD. odj' occtsioD^ od in artsr fcc. fnil, rirUble, \w\ Vcskj ^y^^^i^^^ .^»V>\r.«

23*

IJYD

UYP

JAC

Humiu'taii,utis.£ 3. humility, lowH-
ncss, lowness, Tncauness, poor-
ness,weakncss. in.ibtl«tv, want ■»'
powcr, bascncss. a ch-prcciatinjr.

Ilfimiliter, adv. iiis, r /.*,'*. illimc,
aup. huinb1y 9 sii!)m'iRsivL'lv* lowly,
mcanly abjcctlyjbaselyjobscurch

lliimipeta,x.-ii 1. a sparrow-havk-

Hiimo,'arc a.\. to set, or lay in thc
ground, to bury, to intcr.

Humor, siri p. to bc huriecl.

HGinor 6ris. m. 3 an humor, mois
ture,water, any liquid juicc, sap.

Hfimdrd&us, a, um adi. nioist, wct

JHiimus, i / 2. ground, earth, laud

IIY.

HyScinthiiius,a,uin.af0. of a violct,

Ilyemalia, ium. pL n. winter-quar- sition, a prctcxt, or pTCti

tcrs. casc in Iaw,the argumeni.

H venulis, &c. vid. Hlcmalis, &c tcnts of a book, or discou
l!vku-tor,6ris.ffi. 3. a dojr. Habblc. Hyp6thetfcua,a um.adj co
Hylxus, i- tn 2. a dog, Woodger Hy pbthyrum, i. n. 2. a thi
Hylax, iicis r.. .*. a dog. Barkcr.
Ilymcn.enis.m S.the god of marri

age, marriagc, a thin skin.
Hymcnxus,x. i m. 2. niarriagc, a

marriage-song.
Hymnifcr, era, crum. udj. that

brinjreth hymns, «r songs.
Hymnus i- m - 2.a hymn, a song.
Hypxthrus,a,um. adj. opcnabovc.
Hypallagc,es/3 a transpositiou of

thc ordcr of constmction.
Hypatc, es./ 3. thc bass-string.
Hypcnemius, a, uni. udj. wind

©r purplc colour. (jaciiUh.!llyperb61e,es./3. a hypcrbolc,an

Hyacinthus, i. m. *?. a hyacinth, a. cxajrgcration in the scas.
Hyarna x/ 1 a ficrcc beast likc allvpcrbolice, adv. hypcrbolically.

wolf, a scafish a serpcut. 'glas.s.iH)pcrholfcus, a, um- adj. hyper-
Hyalinus, a, uni. adj. glassy, htcs holical.

Hy:ihis,i.m.2. gl.iss,a grccn colour. H/pcrboreus,a.um. adj. far north.
Hybirma, 7'/'/. 11'berna.
lKhcrno vid. Hihcrno.
llybernus vid. Ilihcrnus.
Hybrula, x. m. 1. a nr*njrrcl.
llydra, x.J. 1. a watcr-si-rpcnt
Hydrarjryriim, *■ n 2. quicksihvr

Hysstipitcs, x. m. 1. hyssn
Hyssopuv-m.2. & Hyssdpi
2. the herb hyssop.
Hystcncx,arum. pt.f. 1. hi
Hystrix, lcis. /. 3. a porcu]

JA.

I\to,imp. ab, co, is. go 1
......

Hypuoticus, a, um. adj. causinj;

slccp. ihousc

Hypocaustmn, i. ». a stovc, a hot-

Hypoc.hondria, oruin. />/. n. 2. tliat

part of thc bcnly undcr thc short

rths. (chondriacal, lowspirited.

Hydraula,^. / 3. a p1a\cr on au in-!U; poclioiKlriacns.a.urn. adj. hypo

stiiiment that jrocs b\ waicr. 1I\ i)i.crisis, is. f. 3- Inpocrisy.
HydruihcMs a. um. adj ■ hyclraMlic. Hypof-rita, x m. 1. a hypocritc,
Hydri-ux./.l :i watcr-pot,a !)iickct.' a proinptcr.
Hyc"rr«cclc,cs/. 3 ihc cod-nipturc. Kypod-dasca!".-!, i. m. 2 an umlci
llydro|:ipathoii,i .i. .a watcr-vlock; tcachcr, an u^hcr in a school.

Jacens, tis. part. lyinj

d^wn.alongr.or clcad. sitna

in;r afflicted,dcj^-ctcd, po

irish, hcavy.

.lacco,crc,cui.n 2.to lie.tol!

alonjr,, or at lcnj^th, to lic

dcad, to bc slain, or clrstn

perish,to bc fallcn, or sun

disivjrardcdjo; nejilccted

ohscurcly.to bc s;iII,on*al:

hcavy,c*r shi^.^h, to bc »

to stand, cr rcmain.

.laciendus, a, um //.'. tobc

Jaciens, tis. pt. castinjr, tl

tiinjr.iiur, hurlinjr, la\injr.

Jacii »,re rcjcci.jactum a. &

to tiu*ow,to ftinjr,to hurl,*

to cast,orthrow away,to h

orput,to speak,orutior,to

Jucior, i. jactus. p to bc<

Jacitums, a, um. pt. abou

Jactabundus, a, um, a*/j.

boastinjr.

watcr.

(lifV. pcr-wn of thc blcsscd Trinity, a

Hydr^ptiylaxjucis. m. a watcr bai- scdiment.

Hydrmicusa, um. adj. drr>])sical. ]Iypotcnu.sa,z/.l.aiihypoilicnuse,
Hydrops, opis. m. ;J. a dropsy. thelinc undcrthe arch ofacirclc.

Jfyrlrw; ). nu 8. a watcr-scrpcnt, Hypothcca, x.f.\. aplcdgc.
wy aerpcn 4 . |llyp6th^sis^s.xt/eos./. 3. a suppo-

Jactantia,H*/l .boasting,va

i__***:.. .-i. •*_ r 't _ .^._: n «

Jactatio,onis./ 3. a tossinf
ing,a niotion, or action, a
or throwing,a boasting, §
ing, applausc, or favour.

Jactator, 6ris. m. 3. ab<a»

JAM

ICO

JEC

2oo

c,Icit./.3.shethat boasteth
,a,um. jfrMosscd.tosscd. or
about, frouhlcd, wavcd,
$.fl, disputed, boasted
.,us m. a tossin^, a flutter-
nis,/.3 athrow,a cast (ing
s, tis. pt. boasfmg.
:o,6nis./o.a vaiii boasting.
or, oris- m. .3. a boastcr

sent, just, or cven now, immedi-jTcon,6nis. /.$.an imajre,picturc, or
atcly,prcscntly,crc lon£,besidcs, statuc, a^fifrnre in rhctoric.
furthcrraore, henccforth, cven, Icbmcus, a,um. adj. of an imagc,

lamhcus,a,um.rif//.of lamhic (cvcn cvact, madc, &c. to thc lifc.

Iambicus, a, um. adj. Iambic- lcrium,i.».2.a cross sct on a toml),

lambus,!. m 2 a foot in vcrsc,hav-
ing thc first syllable short, aud
thc othcr long ; as, Doces.
Jamdridum, adv longago,alrcady.
\rv.frea 1. to cast. ov toss. Jampridcnvjr/r.somc >\ iiile sincc
e /jfr/.l.totoss,toshakcto«Fan'itor,oris m 3. a portcr,a guur-
;r throw about, to cast,j diaii.

©r fling-, to emit, vr RcndJinitr.x.Tcis./. 3. a fcmale portcr.! dus ictum, a lcaguc m.idc, Virrr.
outtcr,to pi blish,orspreadiimthini,6rum.m /»/.// 2.gariuents.lctus, us. (K. cti. ant.) m.a strokc, •
Lto brag 1 &rboa*l,tocanvas.sj ofa vi-ilct, or purplc colour.
*tc,to rcvolvc.to doubt, or lanthiims, a, um «#//'. purple.
x % to bc ofiicious, to excr- I.inthum. i- n. 2. a violct.

or in thc higliway. (jaundicc.
Ictcncus. a» iim. adj. sick of thcl
lclcrus, i. m.2.tho jaundicc,a bird.
Ictis, idis. / 3 a white wcuscl.
Ictiirus, a, um. pt about to strikc.
lctus.a um. /// strickcn, wounded,

ki]!cd.hl.istetUucited,movcd Fic-

uch.

iri/wn*. to bc tosscd.

us. a, um. adj. boasting.

a blow, a rap, a stin,r, a blast, a

pulsntiori, a ray of thc sun. (pct.

lcuncuiu,;v/l.a litllc inia£e,apup-

Janua, ae. f. a gatc, an cntrancc.

Junuurius,i m 2.the montli .lanua- IH-

Iapyx,ygis,ro3.the wcst wind.(ry Id,/w-o7i.that.(cause,onthatacro\int

.3C./1 alossby shipwrcck, Iaspulcnsa,uin<i#(/ of iuspci-color.Mcirco, conj. thcrcforc, for that

r throwing of goods ovcr-iaspis,idis./. ».a stone of a beauti-ldca,a-/au idca,a modcla pattcrn

in a storm, any loss, ©rda-l ful grecn colour, ajaspcr. Idcin f c.adem,:dcin pror thv smnc.

a chargc.cxpciicc, or prc- latraliptice, cs / 3. quackcry. • thc sclf^anic. sclf, :tli!;-\all onc.

'Mcntidc:n,«77'.novv and thcn.sun-
* ■ dry tinics, oftcn, cvcr ;nd:inon-

'ibcrirc nxni- simplc stories, Can-ldco.('&/i;.t; ( f'rc(orc.ibr thatcausc.
fLS.jn.4-a throw,cast/>r hurl,{ tcrbury-talcs, Ilwr. ldion-.a, atis. n. 3 an idiom.

winyovcrb.ianUa draught.lbcnca, x ./. I. a kind of hcrb. Id;6ta.:c.;ti 1 an idiot un ilhtcratc,
>ilis,c/<.//- that may bc cast. Ibcx, ic's. m. 3. a wihl jroat. Mii.plc, or pr\: tc man ( spccch.

i,um. pt thrown, cast, hurl-
st in, si:attcn<l, sown, laid

drius *j\\\\.ad) of darting. lbis,Ul'is,^ is. / 3. a stock, a snipc :i]>parition.

rix,icis/3.shcthatshootctii hionca, omm. pf.n. y.fit placcsfly.

rcss ; adj. shooting. (shot ^- |lilonci,rtr/T-.fitly,aptly,convciiicnt-

us,a, um./wdartcd,thrown. Ichneumon, Snis. m. 3.alargv rat.irloncus, a, um. adj.iov. comp. fit,
js, u» m. a cxsting, a fling-|lchnol)atcs t .r. m.l.adog 1 . Traccr. j mccl.pn^per.suitablcrf-oiivcniciit,
irc a.l lodartjto cast.(ing. , Iclmopra))hiu.a:./l.aplan,amodtT sufnciciit,ablc, substitntial, crcdi-
^iri.«/.l.toclart,tothrow, lolchth>otrophium,i.n. 2a fishpondj blc, pious, honcst, woithy, rich.
sl*oot tothrow out.tohunt a stovc to kccp fish in. |ldus,uum,dibus, ///. f. 4thc idcsof

o puniuc, to strikc. Ico ccrc,ci,ctum. a.3. to strike, toj a mouth, thc cightli itiy afier tl-e

l, i. n. 2. a dart, a javelin. smite,to bcat away, Icerc fur<lus Idyllium.i. n.2. a pastoral (noncs.
i, m- 2. a kiml of scrpent. to make a lcajruc,' Cic- ed. &c JK.

.aow, *X tnisUmc^ at prc-lcor,ci,ctus. p.io be strickc.n,blast^cicAiT,ciT\%^cV'vv&m.u.^^^VN^

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Jecuscaluni,i.n-2 'Jfr*.a1ittlc liver.
Jejfuiatio, 6nis. /. > a fasting
Jejitnator, 6ris. m. 3. a faster
Jejunea</v.ius. com/i. coldly, slen-

aerly,wc\akly,barel}',poorly,drily
Jejunitu9,uUs. /. ;>.ouiptiness, pov-

crty, barrencss, flatncss.
Jcjunium,j.7j. 2 fasting, hungcr, a

&stiug-<lay.
Jejiino, are. neut 1 tofast.
•icjunum,i. «. 2. thc empty gut
Jc Juiiuk,u, um. a<Ij. fnsting. cmpty,'

bright, shining, heavenly, (der.tgnoror, ari. p. to be nnkiio
Igniariuni,i ». *.a tioder-box, tin- Ignoscendna, a, um pt to b
fgiiiarius fomes, a match, tinder. f xnoscena,tis pt partLoni-'ij*...
I^mcomus, a, um. adj. having fla- Lgnoscentia. ae /. pardo.i. fo

ming tresses, redhaired. (stinc; .
(gniculus, i. w- a little nre, an in
lgnifer,a,um tt*//.bearingfire,fierv
Igmfluus a, um. adj. flowing with

fire.

Ignigena x.c. j^.l.oncborn in firc
I gn igc Inus .a,um .adj . produci ngfi rt
Ignipcs,edis.ai(/.having fiery tlret

|rrcedy,cravin^diun>rry 9 dr>',bai i e 9i r(riiip6tciiH,tis aiij. miglity by tir*.
barren, poor, meagrc, flat. Ignis,is m 3.fire,a flamc, lightning",

Icns, cuntis. pt. going.
Jcntaciiluin, i. n. 2. a breakfast

a thundcrbolt, wrath, love. Tgnis
sacer, St. Anthony'» fire, PUn

Jcntutio, onis./ <. a brcakfa.shRg.Ignispiciiuii,i fi.2.diviniti-~ rhy firc
Jcnto,ai'c.iit?M/.l.tobreakonc'sfastIgnItabulum.i m2. a c! aflntf dis:.,a

) war:ningfian'ing,nVy 9 hot,strong
***• |lgnTtus,a,um. adj. ior comp. burn

Jg, in composition, stands for *;i. 1gniv6mus,a, um.a^'.S|/, .iig fire
lgitur,co/i/. thercfore, tlicn, therc-Ignobilis c.adj ior, c mp issanus

upon, for, from, hcnceforth
Ignarus, a, um adjct. ignorant
unskilfid, unacquainUd with,;

u/^.igiioble,basc,scandalous, dis- jruts

iiot knowing, unwary, unknown,! mon, unknown.

gracefuljmcaiumeanlybornjOfdc-
scendcd vulgar, ordinary, com-

strangc.
Ignave,«rfe. iiis, comp. idly, lazily,
slowly, cowardly mcanly

lgnobilitas, atis./. ignoblcncss.
Ignobiliter, adv. ignobly, meanly.
Ignominia, ae. /. 1. ignominy, dis-

Jgn.\via,-<e./.idlencss,Iazincss,slug-: grace. reproach, discredit, dis
gishness, iudolcncc activity,! honour.
cowardlinesss^flutncss, an idle,or,IgndmTniatus,a, um. pt. disgraced

lazv fcllow.
Ignavio, 5nis. m. 3, an idlcr.
lgiiavitas,atis/. 3. id. r/u. Ignavia.
lgnuviter. adv. idly, lazily.

IgnSminiose. adv. disgracefully
Ign6mini6sus,a, um. adj ignomin-

ious,infamous,disgraccful,shame-

ful.

Ignavus, a, um. adj. ior comp. issi-Ignorabtlis, e. adj. that is. orthat
mus,jrw/i.idle, lazy, slothful, slug- may casily.bc known.(notice of
gish,indolcnt,inactive, cowardly, . f rn6randus,a.um/>/ to bctaken no
base, mean, ineffectual, weak. IgiidranSjtis. p/.notknowing,igno-

Igncblus. a, um. adj. fier>', warm-lgnorantcr adv. ignorantly.(rant.

Ignesccns, tis. p/. growing hotlgnorantia, jc./ 1. ignorancc.
like tirc. lgn6ratio,6nis /. >.id (ignoraut of.

Itfi.csco,cere.!/ic. ■* to be on fire,toTgn?>rriturus, a,um. pt. about to be
t:iktfirc,to inflame,to gfrow angrylgnoratus, a, uin. pt. unknown.

ncss.

•gnoscihilis, e. atfj pardona
;.;noscitur, imp. it i* for^vc
. ^nosco,cCre,5vi»dtum u .t>

don.to forgive,toexcuse,ta
l^noscor, ci. p to be par-.lor
• gn6tum est, imp all is partl

rnoturus a,um p/.that will p
< ai5tus,a, um adj. ior, c h\p

must, tup- unknown, ignor.

IL.

U, in composition stands for
!>e, is n. the flank
I!co>,t.W lleus,ei.m.2.thc snw
Uix,icis./ '■ the scarletoakl
Uia, um fd.n. the Hank, thc
Uiica passio, thc twisting c

lhas,adis./. 3 the Iliad, a po
Homcr*s on the destructi*
Troy Ilias malorum a woi
disasters. Cic.
lUcct, adv. you may go whc
list,or- p1ease,the busincss is
iinmecbately.fortliwith.prcs
Uicetuiu, i u 2 a grovc of<
lhceus,a,um adj. of oak, or\
(ligneus,&Uignus,a,um.a^'.oi
Uiosus, a, um. adj.' brokem.*i
Illabefactus,a, um. /M.never i
encd, r made feeble.
lUabcns,tis. />/.sl'uling in,enti
7/lubor, bi^tpsus sum.i/. 3.to
flow, r glide in,to enter, *r
to fiill down or upon.
Uliiboratus, a, um pt. unkbo
//laboro, are. a. 1 to take p
Ulac, adv. on that side, that
with, or for tliat party.
lllacerabflis,c. adj taat cani
ttUacwituj.a, um. pt> uBpror

ILL

ILL

ILL

M7

ibiHa, e. adj. not to be
itli tcars, unlamentcd.
.ndus, a, um. pt. worthy
tented.

ns, tis- pt lamenting.
>, arc. n. \- k //lichry-
:us,su:n dep. 1. to wecp
•nent,or bewail, to shcd
•.iii, to sweat.
e. a:lj. not to be hurt
im. a //.uiihurt,uninjur-
l v uncomiptcd.
e.rir// 9orrowful. (upon.

'* ■» 1. a sliding in.
',6. us /3. an cnsnaring.
v, a, uni. pt cntanglcd.
rco l.toentanglc,tobias
are /». to bc cnsnjired.
e. /i.(/ without brcadth.
i t Uicbra}. are a- 1. to
onceal in comers
is,a, utii a-lj full of cor-
trking places.
#/•■ sofar f-irth (terment
/*.>. -*n infcrcnccan in-
5nis- f •>. a barking at.
neui. 1. to bark ajriinst.
.um-tt-aboutto bnn^" in.
n./jf.brought in.iuferred
s. c. a:lj. unworthy of

i.um. pt. not worthy to
d, or namcd, unpraised
nm. pt. unwashed
id.pron. ref. he,s!ic,that,
: one, thc one- the self-
: very same, tttc aforc-
i and such an one
:./. 1. an enticement, or
ltf&n attraction,a charm,
r, a charmcr.
o, dnis./l3. an alluring.

lllecfbrdsus, a,um. adj. fiill of en-fllTgatus,a,um.p/.botind, tied, fast»
ticcmcnt8,aUuremcutM,or channs. ened,entanglcd*engagcd*obliged
ULccto[in,lacto], are.o 1. to allurc. /Aigo,arc.a.l. to bind, to tie,to en-
Ulcctus, a.um. pt. enticed, allurcd. tangle, to intermix, to wrap.
Illcctus, us. m. 4. an alluremcnt. Uligor, ari, ttus. p. to be bound.

Ul€gitimc, aitv. unlawfully.
Ulcgitimus. a, um adj. illegiti

mate, unlawful, base-born.
I llemet, pron he himsclf. [ly,badly.
I]ltpide,aaVunhandsomely,gross-
Ulepfdus, a,um. adj. unliandsome,

ungraceful, disagreeablc, gross
IHcx, egis. c ff- 3. an outlaw.

tim./r/. sliddcn in,falling Hlex, icis. adj. enticing, alluring.

Ulex, vcl. IHix, icis. / 3. an entice
mcnt,allurcmcnt,decoy, birdcall.

IU1, adv- pro IlNc, thcre, Ter.

IHlbabilis, c. adj undetiled, pure

lllTbite,nr/i'.purely.(defiled,purc

lllilritus, a.um. ndj. untouchcd,un-

llliberalis, e adj. ihiberal, ungen-
teeI?uiibecom:ng,low.mean»hoinc
ly» grow, nigg&r.lly, sordid.

lUrjcralilas, atis /. 3. illiberality,
uiggardlincss. • ly

Ulibcriljtcr, o<ir.illiberally,mean-

Illic, ill jfc, illuc, pro Ule, illa, iUud.

Illic, adv there, in that place.

Ilhciendu3,a,U!n. pt. to bc allured.

Uhcio [iu.lacio], cerc, lexi, lectum,
o.3 lo entice, to allure, to decoy,
to invei^le, to trepan

UlTcior, ci, lcctus, p. to be allurcd.

(HTcTte, adv. unlawfully.

(Uicftus, a, um. adj. unlawful.

Mlicium, i. n. 2. an cnticemcnt.

lUicd,o//r>.in that very place,therc,

UUmus, e. adj. without mud,clear.
Illhic, adv. from thcnce, from tliat

placCtthing.personfOrpartyjHinc»

ilUnc, on cvery side, 7Vr.
Illinendus,a<um pt. to bc anointed.
//linio,irc,Tvi, Ttum. a. 4. to anoint-
//lfno,ncre,lini,livi & lcvi,Ktum, a.

3. to anoint,0rbesmear,todaub,t9

lay over, or colour, to covcr. (ed.
Ultnor, nijlitus, pan. to be anoint-
//liqucf acio, cSre, f Cci, factum, a,

■3. to mclt.

UlTqucfactus, a, iim. pt. melted.
/iITquef Io,ieri np 3. to bc meltcdL
llliscc xdibus. in tliat house.
Ulisti.«, a,um./>f. dat>hed, or beatcti

against

Ulisus, us fn. 4. a dashing againtt;
Illit :ritu?, a,um. adj. issimus, *up.

illiterute, unlearned, not written.
Ulitus,ii, um/> besmcared, stain-

ed, dipt, tincturcd, taintcd
Ulitus, u?. ?/i. 4. an anointing.
Uliusmddi, adj indecl of Uiat sort.
l\\\ adv. thithet, to that place.
Uldcabilis, c. adj. that cannot be

hircd, let out,orbestowcd in mar-
lllorBiim, rdv. thitherward.(riage.
Ul6tirs,a,um./>r. unwashcd, sloven-
[\U\Cyftro lllud,that tliing(ly,nasty.
Illilc, adv. Uiithcr.
//lucco,Crc,u\i.n.2. to shine upon.

immediately, forthwith, directly ,j 07t>ut,to be day,to be conspicuouB
from thence, from the prcmiscs.'//lucesco, ccrc. incep. 3. i<lem.

Ulidcns, tis. pt. dashing against. l//lucct, illuxit, imp. it is day.

Hlido[in,lardo], erc, Tsi, Tsum. a. 3. Hluctans. tis. pt. struggling.
to dash, or heat against, to thni3t ,//luctor,:iri,atus sum. d.l. to

Ulidor.di.isu'*./) t.o be dashed. (into tle, to strugglc, to strive.

r, brif. m 3. an enticcr. Illigans tis. pt. tving, fuitcning. illlud horx. pro Ka hora, Siiet.

:, adv. ius, comp. entic-
ahn^ly, attractivcly.

Uligatio, Onis. /. 3. au cntangling/IHfHlciiSytis.^/. mocking,dcridin.t.
lUig&turua, a,um- PU about to tic. //iado,d<it^^\^^.o,^\»\saoOa*

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IMP

1MP

IMP

ImptgTC, adv. quickly, djligently. infoldcd, «ntanglcd, involved, ti- J/up5no.ncre,6sui, bsituni

Imprtgritas, atis/ quickucss, dili-, ed,impl:ed,undcrstood, joined in impose,to put,set,or lay

gence. affinity. (ly. set over,to assign, to gii

Impilia,6rump/.7i 2.woollensocks.'lmplicite,a</r\ implicitly, obscurc- join to annex, to iufli»

Impigcndus,a,uni pt tobc clapped.!lmplicito, are a. 1 to interweavc. ceivc,to embark.

Im; ingo [.•, pango], gcrc, pegi,!lmpliciturus, a, um pt that will Imp6nor. iii- p. to be sct

pactum o J. to dash in,or against i b aid, or tnm up, to infold. Imporco,are.a 1. to mak<

to run aground, to stumble, t0|lmphcitus,a,um//r & adj. wreath- Importandus,a,um./>Mo ii

put, clap, G7'fasten upon. I cd, entangled, intricate, implicit. bc importcd, tobringir

Impingor,gi./» to bc dashed upon.7//;plico care, cavi &. cui,catum & lmportatitius,a,um. adj. i

J/7ipio,are. a. to profanc, to misbc ! citum.a.l.to infohUto cntanglc,to hnportatus, a, um. pt. iio

have. fold,or clasp to surrotind,to tte,to,7n/porto arc.a .l.to impor

Impius,a,um.fl'(/.impious,ungodIy, intorwcavc,tointcnnix,touivolvc,importor,ari./^to be imp<

irreligious,profanc,wicked,undu-j to engagc, to cncuniber, to puz-lmportune, adv. ius, com

tiftil, unnatural, cruel. mercilcss | zle. to drcss, or adorn. $////.importunatel),unse:

Implacabilis, c. adj. implacable jlmplicor,ari,atus & ltus./i to bc in- Importumtas Itis/o.imp

Implacabflitas, atis./. j. implaca-; foldcd, perplexed, troublcd, &c !unscasonablcncss,outrag

blcness.
Implacabiliter, adv. implacably.
Implacatus, a, um- pt. insatiablc.
lmplacidus,a,um.ar/;\ issimus, s////.1mpl6ratio,bnis/ 6. an imploring

Iiiip]orabilis>c.Uf//.obtained by im-
ploriiijj
lmplorans, tis. pt. imploring.

ungentle,obstinate,unkind,cruel.Jnipl6rutunis, a, nm.pt. about to eas),unscasouablc, incoi
Implementuin, i. n. 2. aiillingup. implorc, or rcqucst. (invoked.

lmplcndus, a, um pt. to be nlled.:Impl6ratus, a, vim.pt. hnplored,
lmplens, th.pt. filling. //Mpl6ro,are.«.l to implore,to bcg,

Impleo,ere,evi,ctujn.i*.2.to fill,to, to bcscech,to entrcat, to invokc.

tillup,to complcte,tofulnl,to per-^lmpldror, %ri. p. to be implored.

form, to accomplish, to satisfy,j/mphiiiibo, are. a. to soldcr with

content,or please,to fatten,to im-

pregnate.lmplerc arrum,to draw

a bow to thc head,fVsf\libram, to

weigh a pound; facultatcs cques-

tris ordinis, to liavc a knighfs

cstate, Plin.
Impleor, cri. patt. to be filled.
Impletnrus a, um. pt. about to fiil.
Iniplctus, &i uin. pt. rillcd up.
Implexus, a, wu. pt interwoven,

plaitcd,twisted,folded,entanglcd.
Implcxus. us. m. 4 an intwming.
Iinphcandu>,a,um/>/. to be cntan-
Implicans, Xis.pt. wrapping.(gled.
lmplicatio,onis/ cntanglcincnt, a

perplcxitjr.
imphcutc, 'adv. intricatcly.

Iinportfmus.a um.a<//.ior,
simus, 8itp importuuatc
clamorous,oiiirageuus,c:
blcsnmc,unreasonablc.f;

shrewdi *i//>.withoutpor

Importuosus, a, uin. tulj.

Impos, blis. adj. unablc

mand, wcak.

Impbsitio, onis./ an imp

Imposititius, a, um. adj.

lcad. (witliout feathers, or hair. radical.

lmplumis,e udj unfledgcd, callow, ImpdsitkvuK, a, mu. adj,

///ipluo,uere,ui,i"itum. «. 3. to rain Impdsitimis,a. umpt. ab(

upon,to niin,to light,or fall upon. posc, or put on, about t

Implutus, a, um. pt. rained upon. lmpbsitus &.Impostus,a,u

Impluvia, x.f. a cloak wore in the poscd,put,.sct, ov laid u;

rain. (rain. placcd, sct ovcr, immct

Imphiviatus, a, um. adj. wct with Impositus, us. m 4- impc

Impliivium,i «.2 agutter for watcr, Impoasibilis ca^/.iniposi

a court-yard whcre rain fails. Impossibilitas, atis./ J. L

Impocnitens, tis adj. impenitcnt. Impostor, oris. m.o. anin

Impohtc, adv, unpolitely, mdely iinpostura^x.yil.impostiu

Imi)6litia,x/.l.unpolitencss,nidc-'lmpoicns,tis.r;((/jorcoiii^

ncss.(politc,rude,honiely,coarsc. tup impotent,weak feeW

lmp61itus,a,um.^. unpolished, un
Impollutus, a. um.pt- undehlcd-
Imp6nendus,a,um/>< tobe impos-

to govem, or moderate
wild, unruly, unjroverna
nigeous, insolcnU intole

UBgQa^tis/i^ i&DQging.(e4 QQt^potenter/Kfo. i^Cff^

IMP

IMP

IMP

843

«ntly.wcikly.wildly.ob-
wittiillv cnicllv, lumllv.
i,at/l.impotencc,wi'o k -
it of powcr, inactivitv,
, outragcousncss
itato, adv without prc-
•n.

iurum, atbc. at prcsent,
ne, for the prcscnt.
, a, um. pt. uot dincd,

(tion.

>, ftnis- /. :>. an imprecu- lcd.

ari. d. 1- to wish evil. \a
wish well, to pray for
ath\ forciblv, carcf»: ; Iv

6ris.ru 3. a printcr(anc

Tmprnbulus, a, um. adj. waggish.Tmpubis, e. adj. idem. (of agc.

Imprbhus. u,um.«<7/. ior» comp iss*-|/inpubesco cerc, incep- to grow
mus, 8up. dishancst unjust, kna- Impudens, tis. atlj ior, comp. issf-
vish, wicked, had,base.infamous,[ mus,»t//>. impudent brazenfaccd,
audacious, impudcnt» lcwd, wag-' bold, shamelcss, graccless.
gish, rash, cagcr, excessive, vio-1mpudcntcr,«//r.ius. comp. issim&,
Jent, ficrcc, crucl, ugly, unsound,! *f//j.impudcnt]y«bolcUy«shamciessjt
rottcn. Ilmpiidcntia.z./l.impudcncc. (ly.

Imprdcerus, a,um. adj. low, littlcjlmpiidicatus, a,um p/.dcbauched.

lmprofLSSus,a, um- adj. conccalcd.>Iinpiidic&, adv. issimc, n/p. wn-
mpromiscuus a,um. adg. unming-j chastcly, immodestly, lewdJy.

slow. Impudicitia, x. / 1. unchastencss»

Impromptus, a,um. adj not rcady, immodcsty, lcwdness, obsccnity,
;npr5pcr*tus, a, um. adj. siuw. s<Klomy.
r «iprbpero. are «j.l to makc hastc Impudiuis a,um. adj. ior, comp. is-

* 11«. 1 ' ■ 1 A • V *

dnis. f. 3. an imprcsslon, o go, to go slowly, to reproach.
., attaok, or onsct. uttcr- Improperus, a, um- adj slow

simus, sup- unchastc, immodest,
wanton lcwd. (be fought against.

lmpropr-e,a</r».impropcrly,unfitly Impugnandus, iuum.pt. tofight, or

* "■ a 1 ft ■ • ' • , | r^ ' A CJ '

, a, um. pari. engraven, 2mproprictas.atis.yl3. impropricly ilmpugnans.tis./»/. fightinjjagainst.

iiade, unmilkcd, loaded
i, tis. pt. imprinting
adv- in thc first placi .,
»«pecially, particularh
in, premo], merc, rcssi.
... to impiint,to imprcss,
makc, to thrust or stick.
mi prcssut. /». to be im-
impresscd, nr fixcd.
ilis, e adj. im])robablc
his^L,um.//r disallowcd.
t, tis. /•/. disallowing
r»,*nis./.3. a disallow ; ng.
»r, dris. m 3 a disliker
irus, a, um. pt. ti:at will
rc, or dislikc- rcjcctcd
is, a, um. /'/. disallowcd,
irfv luSfOmp. issimc, tup.
Jy, wickcdly, badly, au
■/ eagcrly cxccssivcly,
ablv, too hite.

Improprius, a. um. adj. unprospe-Impugnutio, onis.y*. a fighting a
rous, unfortunatc, advcrsc, indif-j gainst.

Impugnatus, a um pt. fought a-

icrcnt.

Improspcre, adv unsucccssfully-
!mprfitectus,a,um.flf// itndcfcndcd
Improvid^. adv. improvidcni.lv.

gainst, attacked. rcsistcd.
/mpugno, Ji-rc.n.l. to fight against,
to attack, to opposc, to thwart,

»,itis/J. dishoncsty, in-| ly.
njust violcncc, wickcd

Impr6vuicntia«?c./l.improvidence or cross, to drive away.
Improv~idus,:i,um /w//improvidciit, Impugnor. Sri. /". to hc attackcd.
carelcss,notforcsecing,unforsecn Impulsio, onis./". 3. a forciblf mov-
Improvlso 8c Improvisc.o#/r uncx-i ing,foi*cc, a motion orpassion, of

pcctcdly, on a sudden, unawareJ thcmind,pcrsuasionvonnstigation
Improvisus, a, um. adj ior, c mp Jmpulsov, oris m. .a pusher on,an.

unfircsccn. uncxpcctcd. unlook^' instigntor,a promotc r.an enticer.

cd for, unthotight of, suddcn. Ilmpulsus, wm.pt drivcn, forccd,
Imprudcns tis- pt /r///.ior,c iw/mssT- thrown.scnt,shot,bcatcn,shakcu,

mns, *up. impruduit, unwisc,un-l incited, cnforced. wrought upon.

■a ary.foolish,unad\ iscd,unskiIful,]lmpulsi]s,Gs.m.4. an impulse,a mo-

ignorant, unwilling, against thc! tion,an instigation,or persuasion,

uill. I an attack, a contiict, a shock.

Iinprudcntcr.flrfr.ius.rom//. impru-.linpulvcit»us. a, um. adj. without

('cntlyjUiiWMchsunwarilyifooiish- 1 dusi, or much troublc. (ed in.

!inpunctusa«um/>/.pounccd«prick-

Imprudcntia, x.f. 1. iniprudcncc. lmpunc,«Jr.ius. comp. iss i mc, tr//>,

r,adv gricvous!y,ill(ncss want of carc, unskilfulncss. igno- with impunity, *r safcty, without

re fl.l todisal!«iW,todis- rancc?, shallowncss. puniNhmcnt, hurt. ioss, dangcr,

to rcjcct, to condcmnJlijipubcr,Tv7lmpribcs,rris. anj. un- ur ftar, safcly, scotfrce.

Iri. p.to be disapproTed. \ ripe of agc, youthful. [tnipQnitaSiiltvs j'.o .vk\\^\^ ^K^i .

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INJS

1NA

punished, unrcvcnjed, safc.
Impuruius,a,uin. adj, issiraus, sup
impurc.defilcctnasty, sliabby, vil-
lainous i i Ithi ly,lcwdly*srumcfu lly

ImpilnTU, wh. with impunity. I times for into; as, infundor sorae- InatTectatus, a,um. pt.

lmpilmtus, a,um. pt. ior, comp. un- times for upon; as, incubo: some- Inagitabilis, e. adj. ur
* " timesforovcr, as,illino f immineo: " v '*"* " "

sometimes for about; as, incingo:
sometimcs for on, or iorward; as,

wards; as, inclino: sometimes at.
or against; as, illatro,illido: some-

villa.UKS.
Impurus,a,uin n.7/.issimus,t up. im-

J>ure,uncleau, tilthy, nasty, dirty,
ewd, wicked, dislioncst (ed.
Impiitandus, u,um./>r. to hc imput-
ImpGLiiiis, tis. pt. imputiiifc.
Iriiputativus,a,uin.a(ft imputotivc
Imputator, oris. m .;. onc thut im-

putcs.
ImputaUis,a,ump?-imputcd,uncut
/mputo, are. a 1. lo imputc to aa
Cribe,to attribute,tochurfcc,to Iun
the fault,to lay,tocess,to account,
or reck,on,to look upon as a favor,
or obligation, to place to account.
Jmputor, ari. p to be imputed
/mputrcsco, ctre. n. 3. to rot.
Iraulus, a, um. adj. a littlc towards

the boitom.

Imus, a,um.<u/;. lowest,lowcrmost,

dce pest.i nnermost,remotest,low-

; cr, thc bottom of.

IN.

Tn,pntp. cum. accus- into,in,orun
der,to,against,for,until, after, ac-
eordin{rto,towar:Is«over»through,
upon; cum ubl. in, within, in thc
powcr of, at, among-, or amongst,
witli,conccniin£,beforc.Iniiurern
dicerv,to uhispcr,Ov In chcm vi-
vcrc, to live from hand to mouth,
Cic. In diem, every day,day after
day, llor. for onc day, Or. till u
longer time, 7Vr.

In f in composition, stands some-

times it increases, and signifies /namaresco,cere.fi.3*to

the samc as vald^,gTcatly>or verv
much; as, inxstuo; somctimes lt
denies.and standsfor, non,not;as,

indecco: and sometimcs it b re- Inambulandum est, int t

dundant. and has no particular

signitication.

Inubruptus, a, um. pt. brokcn.
Ina!>s51utu8, a, uuupt. impcrfect.
/ziuccedo, dere. a.3. to enter(tire.
Inaccensus, a, um.pt. not set on
Inacccssu». u,uin. adj. inaccessible
///aceo, cre. ?i.'J. & /ziacesco, c£re.

/..• to be turt, or sharp, to prick
Inaduiabilis, e- adj. not to be flat-

tored.
(nadustus, a. um. pt. unbumt. un-

sing-cd, unscorched, uninjured
lnar, arum. pl.f. 1. fibres.
Iuardif lcatio. onis./. 3 a building*.
luxdif icatus, a,um pt built upon,

unbuilt, pulled down, destrovcd.
/wstdif ico, arc.u.1. to build,to pull

down thut which is built.
Inxdif fcor, ari p. to bc built.
In.Tcquabilis,e.«<// unequ.il. uncvcn
Inxquabihtcr, a<fr. unequally.
Ina:qualis,c.ri'//. issimus, $up. unc

aual, uncvcn, odd, unlike, disor-
crlv.

In«equalitas, atis./. 3. incquality.
(na.-qu&liter, adv. unequully.

(na:quatus, a, um. pt. made equul. Inanitus,a,um./>f. empti
///aequo. are. a. 1. to makc cven,jlnapcrtus a,um./;/. no

Iiiapparatio, onis. /. 3.

Inagitatus, a, um. pt. \
//ialbcsco,cere.n.3. to \
/nalesco, c&re. n.3. to

instimulo: sometimcs down,or to- /;ialgcsco,ce < rc.n.3.to t

InamabiHs, e. adj. ior,
miablc, unplcasant, <i

lnamatus, a, um. pt. ui
lnambitiOsus, a, um. a
bitious, hoinely.

walk, or go about.
Intimbiilans, Xis.pt. wal
down.

[nambiilatio, onis. /. 3.

about, or up and dov

///:unbulo, arc. nl. to -

Inamocnus, a, um, acf/.

Inunc, is. n. 3. a void p

thc sky, or air, cmptii

Inancsco, cerc. ine. 3.

empty.

Inaniac,arum.;>// cmpl

Inanildquus, a, uin. adj

lnanimalis, c. adj. voii

Inanimans, Xls.pt. inani

lnantm5tus,a,um />/ ina

(iianiincntum, i. w 2. c

Inanimus, a, um. aaj. i

Inanio, lre. a. 4- to em

Inanior, Tri. p. to be c

Inanis, e.adJAor t comp. i;

empty, void, destitute

vain^frivolousjslig-httiii

inettectual, useless fc

scnseless^irrogaiit. (u

I nanitas,utis./*.3.einptii

Inamter, a<Jv. in vain.

tunea for int $9, incJudo: loqic-llaxUruuui, adv. forcver.

to levcl.

InxsUmubilis c. adj. incstimablc. cdness
///xstno,arc//.l.to boil up,to chafcllnarandus, a, tim. pt t

[Inaratus, a, uu. pt. unJ

INA

IffC

i\e

«5

re, nLflc/nardesco, cere.
,tobe on fire,tobe inflam-

e,rui.fifuf.2.to frrow dry
s,tis. pt.grovrinfg dry(dry

gild, er overlay with ffold.
Inauror,ari. p.to be gilt with gold.

ns,tis.^.growinghot(edInauspicatd, adv. unluckily.
13, a, um> pt. made dry,

Inausplcatus, a, um aH. Issimus,
tup. unfortunatc, unlucky.

Inausus, a, um. pt. unattempted

Inc2eduu3,a, um.adj. not loppcd, or
sercrui n.3.to dry up,to,Incalesccns,tis /»/ growinjr hot(cut
tus, a, um. adj. covered/wcalesco.crcui w.to grow liot, to
rir/v-*imply.(with silvcr. be warm,to bc warincd,to be car-
l a,um.a///.simple,witress, nest.

vv, stupid. (manurc.j/ncalfilciOjCSrc, f €ci. a 3. to heat.
tict. 1. to plough, tilli onlncallide, adv- simply, artlcssly.
ilis, c.ailj iiiartificial, art- Incallidus,a,um.a'(/- ior, comp. sim-

I ple, plaiit, artless, without craft.
diter, adv without art.7/icandcsco, ccre, dui. inc. J. to
s,a,um pf.that cannot bcj grow very hot, to bc inHamcd.
up, or rcachcd unto. |//icancsco,ccre,nui.//ic. 3.to grow
s, fts. «. 4. an ascent. I hoary, or whitc hcadcd, to foam.

Incantamentum, i. «. 2 a charm.

]g',hecdlcss,unadvised,unexpect-
Inccdcns, tispt. walkin^. (cd.
/Mcedo,dcrc,essi,cssuni./jfu/. 3. to

go, to walk, to niaivh, to come.
Ince)ebratus,a,uin. pt.not celcbra*

ted.not spokcn of, unfrequcnted.
IncClebris, e. ailj. not famous, ne-

glccted.
Inccndendus,a,um. pt.io bc burht.
Incendiarius,i m. 2.an inccndiary.
Inccndmm, i w 2 a firc,a flamc^

vchemence of any passion.
Inccndo,[in,candco]»dere,di,nsum.

a >.to burn, to burn up, t.o set on

fire,to inflamc,to provokc.to vex,

to rousc.orstir up,to raisc, to ani-

mate, to actuate, to encourage.

IiiCx?ndere aunonam to uiake vic-

tuals dear, Varr.

Inrendor, di, nsus. p. to bc burnt.
Inccnsc, adv. earnestly. (on firc.

s, a, um. pt. unsecn.

s, a, um adj invisible. :Incantritor,6ris. m. 3.an cnchanter.

a, um. pt wcll roastcl. IncanUttus, a, um. pt cnchantcd. Inccnsio,6uis./.aburnin£,a setting-
ua,um.W.uiiaccustomcd,'//icanto, are. o. 1. te enchaut, toIncensor,6ris ra3 a fircr of houscs.

adv. inconsidcrately.

tus, a, um. pt. unwasted

cis.a*(f.cowardly, fearful

c,tvi, itum

l* to overhear.
a, um. pt. unhcard, un
strange, incrcdible, un

cliarm

hicamis, a, um adj. hoary, white
lucapat. acis. adj. incapable.
Incarceramcntum, i. /*. imprison-
a. 4. to hcar 1 ment. ^ injr.

lncarceratio,5nis./ 3.a:i impris.in-
Incarccro, [in, carcer],are a. 1 to

imprison, to cast inlo prison.

iila,ae./ l.aquirk. tricdlncarnatio, 6nis./3. incarnation.

*, ti» pt guessinjr at
io,dnis./ an inauiruration
}, atfv. Iuckily.(is done

Incamatus color, a flesh-colour
lncarno,[in,caro]iUrc.a.l to incar-
natc, to brin-r, or producc flesh.

im aftjmp thc busiucsslucassiim, adv. in vain, amiss.
jsauuti. pt. consecrated. Incastc, adv. unchastly. (ed.

^ire. a. 1- to divine, tolnca8tijjatus,a, um. pt. not chastis
:o <lcdicate,orconsccratc lncastus,,a,um.a^(/.unchastc. ncn.
3x\ p.to be consccrated Incasflrus, a,um. pt that may hap-
dri» *•- ^- * gilder. Incavatus, a, um.^.made hollow

lncenium, i. n. 2 fraukincensc.
Iiiccnsrirus a um. pt.jbout to burn*
Inccnsus.a^um.^. & ailj. \ov,romp.

burnt, fircd,set onfire, inflamed,

incensed enragx?d,provoked, stir-"

red up, notre^i.Hteretl.
Incentio, onis / .5. a conccrt.
Inccntiviim, i. /i. 2. an inccntivc.
Incentivus, a, um. adj. inccntive,

provokinp:,stirringup,bejjinning»
lucentor,6ris./«.3 an incendiary, a
Inc;-psit./»;' .Incepcrit. '.be^inner.
Iuceptio, 6nis. f. S. a beginning.
Inceptlvus, a, um. adj. iurcptive.
Inccpto, [in, capto],are.a.l to bc-

^ln, to undcrtake, to attcmpt.
Inceptor, 6ris. m. X. a bcp^inner.
Inceptunv.«-2 abe^inning', an un-

auruinl, are. a* i. to;liica(Qtu3iVum«a>'- ior^oinp.vac^ VuttrtoitTvVvixsv^ u ^. ^ xu^ w<tx .

Inccr-__tus,a, um. pi. ccred, vtxed

Jncetniculum,I.n.2a srarcc,
/ncer r 10, n e rc.cti! vi.crc t u m .

»ifttOSearCC,tt>.;. p:ir:i tc.tl) l'-liljf:

Incernor, ni. /V 1« bc siflcd.
Jnccro,arc.,i.l. lo coi-cr with wax

liicert.,»!-- ..■iiiiccrtainlc, donLitiiil-
Incvrtiti!rlo,iiiis./." iiiiccrl:iiiily(ly
Inccrt.'>,.i .'-'.iiiicert.iinly.rnii lYc. h
JnClTUm. i n.2.lllici'|-t:iirily,.lr)ii)t
Inee-lus.a, um ailj. ior. ciwii, >__,!-
mus, «i/. uncrrtaii., iliiiiln.iil. in-
conatint, nnTcring, perplexcd.

Iticcssrns.tliS- /'r.U5is:iiLliiu;r.pritiiiji
Inccsso , scfc, si fi7sivi, jiitum. «
3.to ittack,as-:nilt,ir s,-t np,,:,,!»
provnkc, vcl, ','■ nlininl, to.-.ci. r
upcn.tii ;;■'.), _ ■■ cunir.tri approacli.
IiiCt"Lii. 11. /i tn bc aisaulled.
lnct'iKiis,t;s »i,4 ii rr;iit.\v:ii;.iri:ii'ili
slep, pacc, pass, lUftlc. 1v.

Int-cs' '..mli' iin-i-slntiuslv. iinrliif.1-
luci.s:ifivus.a, i.m luli iiiccsinons
IllCCSln.:.r|-..l .l.toclcii.cbv inccst.
er ot . t ei- (illhy *uj irf hist, lo [iol-

cncYdeni, tis. pl. falling into, inci

InoiJit, Im/i. it hn ppenrd (dent

i cadol.dertr, id

Incitimentum,i.n.2.in itic
m oiiv e, «reneouiajjenien

lncrtnndus,;i,uinjW, t

'. .. II iiito.in, oriip.m.tofil (ncitsti ail-r. ius.

out,to f,ill,to mcet ivitli, befal,
or happcn, to ariae.
Inci.Iu, [in, crcdo]. dere, iili, Isum.
a.-i.to cut.to cut sliort,toshorten.
to clip.to parc,to cliip,toengravc,
to etch, to write.to malte an cnd
of, lo lcavc oll', to ljy nsidc.
li)i-i.|.ii',:li,isii. v p.\,j be' cut. be cut
Incidnus, a, um. adj. not Liivfi.il lo
lybi*.

rcoursi.

ofjruttcra,ditcbcs,&.c.

I-torcprove,to blame

nniiiL-nia,;i, iun /if(rirt,en

(■iiciticroirerc.nxi, nctum

Frird, t« siirround, to cm

,6nu)./3*(tim
ion,anenr.our»g*_mi
lncitstor, oris. m. 3. a n
1 noi l j 1 Qrt i s.a,um^f ahout
[ncltatiis,a,um./it. ior,<
mus, rup. incited, stirri
tiii-":iril,Iianlcned,iipuiT
stipited,hasty, ipecdv,

nciUlus, fls. m. 4 * stir

ii.!.is.a,iitn. /i. tobc bcgun.
ns.tis./J. bcifinnin^
■ .ijcapiojjitrp cilpi, rcp-
o bciriit.touiidcrtakc.tci

.,-_»

■on,to instipatcto i
W, ari. /i to bc inci

lasly.specih, tpiick, tl
e moi rd.fjouc as far i

.lllt-

Inc
Inclio;

cest. fli.i.

. />.. lobcgiu, .

vo Jjc _>eg-un.
Inchoan», titi. fil. licginniojr.
Inchnalio, finis./ i a bcginnin;
>>j. inceptiv

neivil.

•IflTOMiS, tis. pt. callin
lucTiim_>liisiL,iun./if. ca
'/,. l-irmto, are. u. 1. to

io,Hrc.Ml.tocal]ii

i. to rhide-, scold.

.M-rc.ui.n.Sifticl.

pvt rainous,to (

irns, tis mf/. ior,

Inchoatl

1nchiiaiuriis,u,

Iiicluio.r.i-e.a ] ■
Inchoor. aK. /i.
Incicur, flris, ai_
Inddendun) a, n

m pi about

i pt. bcjriiii. gin,

ibcgin.toperibrni

-I,-, P i. ccm

rilir,;, n„i;,l

rio.oiiis. /i
[iicisdrcs denlcs, the fii

Inc ™m.i.n JAconrtiia. niust tccili
lliCLsrim.ii /1 n rm,a -isb.a linc.
Im ■isns.a. um./,(. ctit, can-ed, R ru-

vc(i, i j i ij;- s -( ! .l.,.n(. otV.ilisap: n.,,1

Irniv.ii., us-n 4 icL qti. Incisio.
bicit.i,,,. /'pnipri,, „,/;. /Tsrjiiaurl

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Inclinaiiictituin.i.n.J i .
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t&rus, a, um. pt. about tolTncSgitantia, ac. /. 1. inconside-

:us,a,um pt. & adj.\or.com'p.
•d, <lisposcd, bowcd, bent,
, dechning, jroing 1 dowii,
ncd, fallen to decay, flag
rooping.giving way, ready

us, us nr 4. a declining-
c. adj. stooping, unbcnt.
kre a.l to inclinc,to bcnd,

rateness.
Inc6efitatus,a,um./>/.ncver contriv-

ed bcfore,inconsiderate,thoug-ht-

lcss.

/«cdfrTto.arc.?i.to contrive,tothink
lncognItus,a,um. pt. unknown, un

hcard, untricd at law, strangc
Incoibilis, e. adj not to be joined
Inc6la, ar. c. g. 1. an inhabitant.
Incblatus, us. m. 4. a dwellinjr.

down to chan£C,9r turn,to Incolcndus,a, um- pt to inhabit, or

impair, ©r debase, lo lay ;
*rlinc, to g?ow worsc, or
to rccoil, to £ivc back, to
Inrlinarc rr.alos, to strikc,
JLri.p. to bc inclincd.(//n»
idus, a, um. pt. to be in

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[in.claudo], crc,fisi, usum
ucludc, to inclosc, to shut
top,to hindcr, to suppress,
3 in, to chasc, to sct.
- t di,fisus/; to be included.
,5ni*./". 3 a shutting in. un
lg", an imprisonment
, a. um pt. included, con-
inclosedfshut up,bcj»iejrcd.
^iim.fli(/'. issimiis, *"p fa-
oble.exccllcnt.of grcat rc-
ilihti n^uishcd. ( voluntary .
li^a, um pt. unconstraiucd,
ia, c adj. tinncd, lcadcd.
i, a, um. pt & adj. sodden,
bakcrf, sunburnt, soakcd,
ed, unsoddcn, uwipc, un

;d.

is, tis. pt. supping.

us, a, iim- pt. supperless.

, c adj. suppcrless.

9, incccpto, incacptor, in-
i, jrid. Inccptio, &c.
khilia, e. a/(/. thoufrhtless.
ibs.pt. inconjideratc,

be inhabitcd, to dwell in.
IncMens, tis pt. inhabiting.
//icblo,lcrc, lui, cultum. a.o. to in

habit, dwcll, continuc, or abide.
Incolor, li p. to bc inhabitcd.
Incblorfit c,rt'/r. withnut pretencc.
IncMumis,e.fjf//.safc,!;ound,unhuri

whole,cntirc(scrvation.soundncss
Incolumitas, atis./. 3. sufety, pre
lncomis e. adj. rudc, churlisli
Incbmitatus, a, iimfpt. unaccom-

panied, unuUendftl, alonc.
Iiiconutcr, adv. rudely.
Incommcubdis, c. atij unpassablc
Incoinmcndatus, a, um. pt. uncom

mcnded, unpraiscd. (moding.
IncommOdatio.diiis/. 3 an incom
Incoinui6de,<j//r. ius, comp. issime

sup. incommodiously, inconvcni

cntly, unsuitably, scurvily, unfor

tunatcly.
Incommoditas, atis. /. inconvcni

cncc, unscasonableness, disad

vantagfc. (mode, to cross.

/>icomm6do, 5rc. act. 1. to incom
Incomm6dum,i.N. 2. an incbnveni

cncc,disadvantagc,or misfortune,

loss, dumagrc, annoyance, illness

.ji-tosup,orbeatsiipper Incommddus,a,um. adj. inconvcni-

cnt, unsuitablc, impropcr, disad
vantagcous, hurtnil, noisomc
troublcsome, disagrecable, tcaz-
ing, vexatious, uneasy, bad, iU.
incommunicabllij. c/aaj. iacom-

municable. (able.

Incompar&bHis, c. adj. incompar-
Incompcrtus, a, unv pt. not found
lnconipcsitc, udv. disorderly (out.
Incoinp6situs,a,um./>/. discompos-

ed, disordcrcd, confused, disor-

dcrly,immcthodical,unbccoming.
Incomprehcnslbilis, c. udj. inconw

prehcusible.

Incomprehensus, a, um. pt. idenu
Incomptus,a,um./;r uncombed,un-

trimmcd, rough, unpolishcd.
Inconccssus, a, um. pt. unallowcd»

not pcrniittcd, uulawful.
//jcoucilio,arc. act. 1. to sct at dis-

cord, to disturb, to provoke, lo

deceive.

Inconcinnc, adv. unhandsomely.
lnconcinnitas,utis./. unhaiidsouic-

ncss.

lnconcinnit^r,«rf7». unhandsoincly.
inconciniius,a.um.aJ/,unhandsomc

Inconcitus,a,um/>/.uninoved,slow.
Inconcussus, a, um. pt. unshakcn.
Incondtte, adv. disordcrly, con-
fusedlv.

m

Incondttus, a, nm. /;/. disordcrcd,
coniused,iinclig^stcd,im|)olislu-d,
do^jrcrcl, unripc, uncovercd, un-
buried.

Inconfcctus, a,um. pt. undi^cstcd.

'iicoiifessus,a,uin pt.iwi confesscd.

Inconfusus,a,um.//. not confound-
cd. ( zcn .

Incongclubvrus.e adj.nnt to be fro-

IncongTuc. adv. incongTuously.

Incon^ruens, tis. pt. unsuitablc.

lncongruentcr,at/T.incongTuously.

IncongTucntia,ac/ 1. incongruity.

lncoiigTuitas,atis/ 3. incongruity.

Incongruus,a,um aaj. inconpruous*

InconnTvcns, Us./»/. not twinkling*.

Inconscius,a,um.ar/r.not conscious

Inconscqucns.tis.^r. incons«quent.

Inconscqucntia, ac. / l % vofimayt^

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Indcflcxus.a, um. /•/. unbcnt, stifF.i show

Indejectus,a,um /j/.not cast down.!lndicatu%a,um. />/. shown, prized.

¥_.l='l -* _ .. • .1 'i_.l 1 m.* l <„!.. »„1.1

Indc lassfitus, a, um,/i/ unwearicd.
Judclcbllis, c. adj indclihlc-
lndclectatus,a,um./>Mindclighted

undiminislied,undefilcd,purc. cd

Indcmiiis.c.a<(f unhurt, harmlcss.
Indcmnitas, atis./ 3 indemnity

Indiccndus a,um./>/.not tohc told.
IndTccns, tis. pt. not tclling, not
showing

Indclibatua, a. um. pt. untouchcd,Indlcium,i.7i. 2. a discovery, an in-

fonnation, a commumcation, a

Indcmnatus,a, nm.//f. uncondcmn- sign,ahiirt,atoken amark,aproof

a symptom, a guide, a*= : stancc.
Indico arc.a.l.todiscovcr,to show,

dctcrmined. ;lnd.cri!tira.x./. la sctting a price.| conftiscd.

Indcfletus, a, um. /-Minlamcntcd. Indiciturus, a, um. pt. about toIndigCtur, imp. mcn 1

Ind.gito [in digitus .ai
nify, to point at or c
to call by namc

Indignabundus, a. um

Indignandus, a, um. p
daincd, displeased, c

Indignans,tis/>/ hadj
disduining cnragcd
nation, unworthy, m

lndignanter,aor.in dis

Indignatio, finis /. .>.

Indignatiuncula, ar/.

Indignatui, a um- pt.
scorning, not cnduri

Indigne,rt'/r.ius,c m/#
unworthy, unfleserri
grievously, hcinoush

IndigniUs, atis./. .». ii
worthiness, mcannc
ncss.

/•Kli gnor,iiri, atus sum
<lain,to scorn,1o bc ci
gry, not to enduro, t
frct,to gricve,io rvtii

Indignus, a, ura. adj i(
mus, tup. unworthy,i
unbecoming, unfit
lian.Isomc. sad, shai
hcinous, horriblc, dr

Indigus. a, um. adj.
need wanting. ghg*

Indcndus.a, um. pu to bc put into.| to makc kno\vn,to disclosc,to re
Indenunciatus. a, um pt. not dc- late,to tell.to tell,or set tbe price.

nounccd, ©r dcclarcd bcforc. | to accuse, to promisc.
Indepldratus,*,um./»/ unbewailcd.Indicor, ari, utus. />. to bc shown.
Indcpravatus\a,um./'/. notdcprav-.//idico, cSrc, ixi, ictum. a. to dc-

cd or corruptvd.
IndeprchensibilU,c. adj. tliat can-

not be found out.
Indcprehensus, & Indcprcnsus. a,

um. pt. untaken, unfound-
Indcptus, a, wm.pt. having golten.

nounce,to proclaim,to dcclarc,to
publish, to appoint, to cnjoin, to
sct. nr lay upon, to bcspcak, or
providc, not to say. ed.

Indlcor.ci, ctus. p. to bc dcnounc
Indictio/»nis f ,>. an indiction, thc

lndcscriptiis f a,um./>Mindescribcd.! spaco of fifteen ycars, animpost.

Indcscrtus, a, um. pt unforsakcn.
Indcses, idis. a/Ij. actiw, quiek.
Indcsinenter, adv. continuallv.

Indictus,a,um. pt. dcnounccd, pro
claimcd,dcclareil, ordcred, invit
cd to,unspoken,unsaid,not plead-

Indcspcctus, a.um./>/.undespised.Indicu:n, i. n- 2. indigo. cd.

Indestrictus, a. um /■;. unhurt. jlndidcm. adv. from thence. thcre
lndcterminatc, adv. indctcTmUlndiOs.arfr.dailv, crcrv dav. nice.

natclv.

Indf tonsus a, um. pt. unshavcn.
Indcvitatus, a, um. />/. un^iring.

Indiftercns.tis.a///. indiflercnt, not
Indifivrcnter, adr. indhTcrentlv

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InditfOcntia, zc.f 1 . indiflerencc
lndevoratus,a,um./'/. umhvourcd/lntligcn.i.w.r.^. 1. a nativc nent. Indiligens. tis. adj io
Indcx.icis.r.jT-.o.adiscovcrcr^anin-Indigenitrdis^- arij. natural, pcrti-IIndiligcntcr, ad->'. ias,
formcr.aprognoMic,or svmpiom,lndigcns, lis. pt. & adj wanting,! gcntly, carelcsslv
a mark,ortoken,a titlc.o/' ta!>lc of lacking.indigcnt.nec<ly,poor ty.'lndiligcnti:ur/. ncgli
a book,atouchktone,lhe foiv-fin-Indigcntia.x./l. i«idigcnce % povcr-lIndimcnsus^«um/»/ ui
|fer.Indexchartn,thc card turncdlndigco [in,ogco],crc, gui. n. 2. tolndipismr [in.apiscor
ii p truinp, TauI Viv- lndex nautl- want, to sf.ind in nc.cd. d 2-to ob'ain.^'.t,.-j/-.^

cus, thc sa'»lor's coinpass. Camh. Indigcs, ctii». r. r. a goil made of a; takc, to cumprchcmi
lndicandus.a,um. pt to bc bhown. man, a nativc god, a canoni/c«ljIndircctus, a, um.- aif,
Indtcans, tis showing. saint. (out ordcr. Indireptus, a, uin. pt.

lndicatio, 6nis./. .3. an indication, itidigc.stc. adv. indigcstcdly, with
tbe .sc-ttinjj»* a price upon warcs Indlgestio, onis. /. ). indigcstion.
IhdtciltiYus, a,um. arf/. indicativcludigcstus, a, um /•/.. andi|;csted,

?ptus, a,

Indiscrctus,a,urn./»/. «n

cd,not ni-paratccUin^l

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idistinguiflhcd. jlnddtitug, a,um./>Minendowed,not to grant, to dispense with.

uhf. without eloquencc honoured withfuneral obsequicslndulgcor, eri. p- to be indulged.
t, um. adj uneloqucnt. Indubitiibdis e. adj. indubitablc Indispens-.tus,a,um.//r\unboundcd
t adv. coi__-iseclly,disor Indiibitaiitcr, adv. without douht. lndultus.a.uin pr. indulged, suffcr-

Indubitute, adv. without doubt. ed. pardoncd, given, trrantcd.
s,a,ura. pt. disordercd. Indubitatus, a,um- pt. uudoubted.Indultus, us. m. 4. indulgence.
bflis, e. adj. not to bej/ndubito, are. n.l- to doubt much. fndumen, mi«. n. 3. id. quod.
1, or conccalcd. tlndubius, a, um. adj. ccrtain. Indumcntum, i. n. 2. a garment,

•tus a um. />/ not dis-tnducendus,a,um./>/.to be induccd dress, attire, apparel, clothe*.
lot concealed. jlnducens, tis.pt. inducing 1 («pite. lnduo,ucrc,ui,utum. a.3. to put in-

lis, e. adj. indissoluble Induciac, aruru pl f a truce, a re- to,on,or upon.to covcr, or clothe,

//iduco,cere.uxi,uctum. a 3. to in- to covcr,besmear,or daub ovcr,to
ducc»topcrsuade,toprevailupon, tnkcupon, rassumc,to cntangle»
to draw over, or in, to ca jole, to Sc iiiduerc in florcm, to blossom,
lcad, or bring 1 in, to intrcKlucc.tolnduor,ui,utus/».to bcputon- Virg.
covcr ovcr,to put, or draw on. tolndupei^ator, pro Im])crator, Juv.
makc void, or abolish, to cancel^lnduranduBjajUm./W. to be harden-
rase.to produccorbring fbrtli,'.Indiirans, tig. pt. hardening. : ed.

ludiirf.tio, onis. /. 3. a liardcning.
lndGrutus,a um.pt. &. adj.ior, comp.

i, a, um. pt. not loosed.
a<tv. confuscdly.
ijS^ nm.pt. & mdj undis-
., confuscd, indistinct.
, a, um. pt unhurt.
n.pt. put,or set in,or in-
*p, set, or built upou.
a, um. adj. individual,
t be divided, inscpara
i,e.a«#.indivisibl<r (blc.
, um. pt. undivided-
a, um. pt. unscpu.ra.ted.
lidi, ditiun a.o to put,
into,to put,orlay upon,
iiDprint, to give.
. to be put, or given.
vlj. unmanageable,un-
untau^ht, natural- ly.
/. ius, comp. unleamed-
, um. pt. ior, comp. issi-
ntaught, unlcarncd, ig-
skilful. unaccustomed.
t.y.thc fccling no pain.
e. lui, litum, neut. 2. to
feel pain.
:ere. n. 3. idcm
.j».a gTowth,orincrcasc,
)vntrdliness>o;xljspositi-
i race,a brccd, a slrain.
t, c. adj. untameablc.
__,un_. pt. untamcd, un-
e. invincible, raging.
, tia pt slecping".
•e ivi,ltum.».4.to siccp
u& «higg&b» v Aovr.

or erase,

to give
Inducor, ci, ctus p. to bc induccd.

Inductio, dnis./ o. an induction,a| hard;»ncd, niade hard.

I • * •_. I !__•*■ _T 1 — — > *

bringing into,or along,a bringing

in,an introduction,a persuasion,a

plastering,orlayingover,ablot(in

Inducturus.a,um pt. about to bring

Inductus»a»um«/>.'induccd,persuad-

ed,prevailedupon,movcd,brought

brought in, introduced, covcred

ovcr, bcsmearcd, plastcrcd, put

on, canccllcd, crascd.

Inductus us 77i. 4. a pcrsuasion.

/iidureo, cre. n. 2. & //ulurcsco,
ctre.;'//rc'/;.3.to jjrow hard. hard.

7/iduro, urc- a. to harden, to makc

lndfiror. uri p to bc hardcncd.

lndu_':arius,a,um adj. that makcth
under ^arnients. (ncath.

Indrisiatus,a,um- adj. woro under-

Indusiuui.i ii .2 a shirt.shiit,sn.ock,
pctticoatjorotiicr undcr-^itrnicut

Industria/jc/l.industrj^diligence,

InUuciila, x.f. 1. a woman's uudcr activity,labour, care, carcfL.lncss f

g_unient, a waistcoat. ' '

Indugredi, pro Ingredi, Lucr.
/,;dulco, arc. a. 1. to makc swcet.
Indulg > ens,tis./>/.& adj.tor c mp.h-

stmus, nup. indulging, indulpent,

gracioufc, kind, tcnder. ii.dulgcd
Indulj^enier adv.ias.c mp. issmic

nup lndulg-cnt!) , kiudly.
Iiidulgentia.x/Iindulgcncc*fond

ncss, lcnity, inildness, gracc, f:i-

vour. a pardon, u dis|>c.isation.

lndulgeo,cre,isia.2.to indulgf,t<

•^c indul^eiit,to iiiakc iiiuch of.ti

fivc pnc's ^dfup to, to cpnccd^.

thoujrht. J)e iudiistriu, Cic. Ex-

industria, Liv. Jndustriu, Plaut.

on purpose, designcdly.
Industrie, adv. ias. cump. industii-

ously, carcfully.
Industii6_c, adv industriorjjly.
I n du_>triosus,a,urr.,u_//. i ndustrious
i;ulustrius,a,um. adj. ior, comp. iu-

dustrious, ac.ivc, hrivk, blarp.
I:\«lutus, a, um. pt. put on, clad.
Iudutus, us.ffi 4. clotiiing^^apparel.
:.iduvi;c, aruin. pl.f. 1. cloth.

r.iiiviuin,'] M.2 tucbarkofa trce.

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/nebrio, Sre. a. 1. to makc drunk.

Inebrior, ari. />. to be intozicated.
Ine*dia,x./1. want of food^asting.
Incditus, a, uxn. /W. not declared.
Ineffabllis, e. adj ineffable, that

cannot be uttered, or expersscd.
InefFabihter, adv. mexpressibly.
Ineff icax,acifl.o/(/.i neffectual,vain
Ineff Ygiatus, a,um. aaj. deformed.
InclabSratus, a,um. pt unlaboured.
Inelegans, tis. utij- inelegant.
Inelegantcr,arfr.withoutelcgance.
Incluctabllis, c. adj. inevitablc.
IneTncndahllis, e. adj. not to bc a-
/a£ni5rior,i.a*.3.to dic in (mended
Incmptus, a, um.pt. unbought.
Inenarrabilis,e. adj. inexpressible
InenarrabYftter^afrVinexpressibly
Inenarratus, a.um. pt. not told.
InSnddabYlis, c adj. intricate.
/neo, ire, Ivi, Ytum. a. 4. to go, or

entcr into,to entcr upon,to com-

mencc,to undcrtake,to lie.orcou

ple with,to form. or make.to pass
Ineor Yri,Ytus. p.to be entered mto
Incepte adv. issTme tup. foolishly.
Ineptia,z./l.foolishncss,folly, ab-

aurdity, a story, a tale, a jest.
Ineptio,Ire.n.to triflc, to talkfool-

ishlv.

ntptus,a, um. adj. ior. comp. issY-

mus,n^.unfit,improper,si]h-,8im

plc. (ovcr.

Inequitab^lis, e- adj. not to be rid
/w£quito,are.a.l. toridc in, or up

on, to ride about, to insult.
Inermis,e. adj. unarmed,defcnce

lcss,\veak fcoble,mde,unIeamed.
Inermo, are. a. 1. to disarm.
Iucrmus, a, um. adj. unarmcd.
Iuerrans, tis. pt. fixed.
/7ierro,are.n l.to wander,to strag-

gle, to scizc on.
lncrs,tis.a<7/. inactivc,heavy, dull,

sluggisli,lazy, slothful, slow, mo-
tio/iIc38,artiess, unskilful, stupid,

faint,fceblc,weak,helpless, insip-, incxtricable.

id, flat, stiff, barrcn, unfruitful. lnexpllcatus, pro.

Incrtia,*./ 1 inactivity,heaviness, Inexpllcitus,a, tun. pt.i

idleness : laziness,indolence.sloth, ed, dark, obacure, mt

softness,dissolutencss,luxury, ig- IncxplSrate, & Inexph

norance, unskilfuUness,stupidity. without search, preci

(nertYciila, «./ 1. a hcavy winc. Inexpl5ratus,a,um-/>r u

IneTudlte aaVunlearnedly,unfitIy untried, undiscovere<

Ineriidltus, a, xim.pt. isslmus, sup. Inexpug-nabilis, e. adj.

unlearned,unskilled. (with a bait Inexpugiiatus, a, um. p

[nescandus, a, um. pt to be taken. conie.

[nescans, tis/tf. catching».

fnescatus,a,um. /H.aUured,caughL Inexs&urabYlis, e. aaj.

Inesco,[in, esca],are. a. 1. to lay a
bait,to wheedle.to allurc,to catch,
to entrap» to trepan.

fnescor, ari. p. to be allured.

fne v?tabilis»c.atf)'.inevitable . (upon

Incundus, a, um. pt.to be entered.

InevftKitus, a, um. pt. enrolled.un-
foldcd, unread. (be awaked.

[ncxcitabYlis, e. adj. that cannot

Inexcltus, a,um. pu notraiscd.

Incxc5gitatus,a,um. pf.unthought.

Inexcultus,a,um./W.unadorncd.(of.

Incxcusabilis, c. ac\j. incxcusable.

Inexpiitabilis, e. adj. ir

lnextinctus,a,um/M inc

ble,insatiabIe^mmorta
InextinguYbllis, e. tul
Inextirpabilis,e/iay.not

ed out.

Inextrlcabilis, c.adj. in<
Incxsiiperabilis, e. adi

bSc, invincible, unpas:
lnexsuperatus,a,um/>/.t
Infabrc.at/v.bunglingly
lnfubri.-atus,a, um pt.u
lnfacete,& Inf icete, at

santly, unwittily, not :
Infacetiz,X'W Inf icetiac.

InexcrcYtatus, a, um. pt. uncxcrci-

sed. (cd. lpoor jcsis, little pui

lnexcrcTtus,a, um. pt. undisciplin- Inf acetus, & Inf icetus,
Inexcussus, a, um. pL unshaken.
[nexhaustus,a um. p/inexhausted-
iiiex5rabilis,c. aa/inexorable, cru-

cl. (ed

lnexpectatus,a, um. pt. unexpect-lnf acundus, a, um- adj
lnexp£ditus,a,um. pt unprepared. uncloqucnt, rude in %\
fnexperrectus.a,um/>*not awakcd Inf amandus,a,um. pt. to

ior, comp unpleasant,
rude, unpolished, clo\k
lnf acundia, 3C./ 1. a w
qucnce.

f nexpertus, a, um pt. untried, un

attempted, unexperienced.
f ncxpiabilis.e.ar// inexpiable, irre

concileable, obstinatc, bittcr.

/ncxplanabilis.c.a<(/.incxplicable.!lnf amia, x./ 1. infiuny ;
Incxplanatus, a, um. pt. stammer- dishonour, aspersion,c
lnexplebtlis,e.a'(/ insatiable- (ing.W amis,e, tu(j. infamwM
Inexplctus a,um/>f.not completcd, grac.eful,dishonorableJ

bc dcfamcd, to dispan
Inf amans. tis. pt. defan
Inf amatio, 5nis. / 3. a
Inf amatus, a, um pt. de

not ftiiished, insatiable.
lncxplicabilis^e. ai{/\ inexplicable,

dismal, unlucky. Infam
the middle finger, F*r

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i, fama% are. a. 1. to dc-" ful. curseii.

• digTace, to diparagc, to Infensaus, tis. [>t. destroying.

:o confutc, to sprcad a-jlnfcnse, Infctiso, adv iiis, c mp.

> accuse, to wajtc, to des-j hostilcly, spitefully, cagerly.

Infenso,i4re.«.l.to harass, to spoil.

Infcusus, u, um. pt. ior, vomp. issi-
iiius,tf///>.eiir:i«eed,furious, hostilc,
a, tnn. adj. ibsunus, snp. Infcrcio, *rr hifarc.io. (Lad

&bominable,hcinous, cru-|hifcrciidus.a, um pt to he carricd

Inf crcns tis. pt. carrying' on. (on.

Infcri, o.iun. [U. m 2 the gods, o:

iri./#.to bc madcinfamous.
t, dftr. O aboininablo.

g, bittcr, gTeat.
adj. ior, r.wi/i. issinius,

ig liitle,sinaII,ieiidiT,un- shadcs below, mancs. hcll.

pcak, uncloqucnt. ^hifcrirc, uruui, pl.f 1. sacrificcs to
;. r. ^. 3. au infuit. babc.j tbe infernulgods forthc dcad.
:hild 9 thc \ oun^r oi" aiiVjjnfcrior, or.s «i'//. inforior, lowcr.

inf criiis,n,um.fff// bclongiug to fu

fnfernalis, c. adj infenial.(ncr:ds.

InfernasjUtis. adj. growiiur bclow.

Infcrnc, adr. hclnw, bciicath.

;iifcrnus,:i,Mn.fi(//. infcrnal of hcll
hcllish, l\in;r bclow. lowcr.

/;if cro, frrre, iiv.uli, Miatum.n.3
to infvT, or conchule, to bringin.

./. 1. infiucy.cbillhood.
c. adj. bclong-iiirj to in

5, i. m. 2. a mcrc infant.
i, tis. pt. stuiftngin.
re.a. 4. tostutf, tu cram.
xri. p. to bc siutfVd.
ilis,c. adj. indefati^ablc.

Tnfcsto,are.a.l to infest,to disturb,
to disquiet, to plaguc, to spoil.

Infcstor, ari. p. to be infcstcd.

Infcstusa, um, adj. ior, comb, issi-
mus,9;///.hostile,cnraged.spitcfuJ,
malicious. savagc, troublcsome,
vcxatious, pcrplexed, adverse,
daiigcrous, hatcd, envied, cxpos-
cd, obnoxious.

ln f ibulo,& ; ntiblo,are.a.l.to clasp,
to huckle. to join together.

Inf iccti.c, rid. Lnfacctia;. (I*Iin.

Infirctissimc, adv most rudcly,

Inf icialis.c. adj. pertaining to de-
nyiiur.

Inf iciandus,a.um/;/. to be dcnicd,
to bc disprovcd, to bc ashamed.

Inticians, tis.///. denying\

inf icias, acc plur. f 1. a denial.

•nf icifitio, onis.y? 3. a dcnial.

Inf lriator, oris. m. »i. & denicr, onc
that. plcadclh non assumpsit to %
d^bt, ur not guilty to a crime.

into,upon,o;*up,to bring or carry. Inf iciatus a, um./r/.dcnying. (idle.

i.fatuus , are. a. 1. toin- lo lay to,to npply,to makc,toset

to m ike a fool, to bcsi.t . lnf cror, crri. p. to bc brought in

a,nm.<if(/ unprospcrous, Jnfcrtilis,c a<//.unfruitful[tn sceth.

, inauspicio>iM. /«fervcf acuy.vre u.3 to makc hot,

lnfcrvcfactus,a, um. pt. madc hot. tocolor toiiiibuc, to spoil,to pou
lnfcrvcfio fin. fcnco, fio] ficri, son, to tincturc, to instruct.

5nis./ 5. aninfcction.
^ini. af(j. bclon^ing- lo
^lourin^, or painting.
iris.m,.1 a dicr,wiiat dics.
a,um/>r. infcctcd. pollut-
, btaincd, poisoncd, cur-

a, um. adj. undonc, not

wrought,iinfinishcd, un-

ed.

tis. m. 4. a dying".

s,atis/. 3 inf«licity, un-

r, adr. unliappily. (py.
,are.a.l. to rnake unhap-
s adj'\OT t comp. unkappy,

factus.-i..). to be madc hot, to bc
hcatcd, to bc made to boil.

/wfcrvco, ere.& ///fcr»osco, ccrc.
bui.N.to bc hot,to bc boiling hot.

Infcrus, a. u:n. a Ij. ior, c mp. infi-
inuswM^.loWjbcloWjbencathjinfc-
rior,lower lntiiiiis prccibus, witb
moii huniblc ])ctitions, JJv. \\\-
fimx radics montis, thc lowcst
part of the mountain, t\ct.

Infestans, tis. pt. infesting.

Infestator. oris. m. 3. a robber.

lnfcste,uc/v.ius, c mp. issime, sup.

hostilcly, outrag^cously, mischicv-

unfortiinate, uusuc-iliifcstivitcr^uf/vunplcasantly^ously

iselct% harrcD, unfruit-

oo

InfmrtiTns, a, lln. adj. unpUasaut.

lnficicns, tis /;/ infccting, dyiny,

lnfiei<>[in,facio ,crc,fcci, fcctum.

ti.o.to infcct,to pollutc,to vitiatc,

to corrupt,to die,to stain totinge^

lnf icior, ari, atus. sum. dcp. 1. to
deny, to disown. to abjure.

Inf Tde, adv. unfaithfully.

Infulclis,e adj. ior, comp. isstmui,
tvp. uufaithful, tieacherous, dcr
ccitfid.

lnf:delitas, atis/. unfaithfulnetl.-

infideliter, adv unfaithfully.

Inf idus, a um.adj. unfaithful, dit*
loyal, trcacherous, falsc, deccit-
fui,mutablc,nottobcdepeiidcdon.

Inf if^cndus, a um.pt. to bc fiied.

//tfi^o,gvrc,ixi,Uum a. 3. to fix, t©
fastcn.to thmst,push, or drive to

Infigor, jri p. to be fixcd.(imprint.

hjfunaUfjUin./»/ m.?. tk« raBoafit^.

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Tnfimu6.a,um.a<#.#u/). lowcst,last, Inflans tis./r/. swelung,puffing iip.'///f&dio,dere,odi,ossuri

low,uiean, contemptible, Bubmis- inflatd, adv. ius, com/>. haugiitily.

sivc, Iiitlfitio. onis / 3 a swclling.

//ifindo, dcrc, f idi, fissum. a. *• tolnflalus a, um./>/ & adj. ior. c m/>

cut,to cleave,toplough,toengTuft blown up, orabout, blown, swel-
Inf inItas,atii/o.infinity, gencral- led, purted up, elatcd, ha<ight\,

ity. pi-uud, inspired, moved.

Infinitc Sclnflnito, adv. infinitcly, Inflatus,u*.?». 4- a blowing upon, :

without measurc vehenicntly. sound, or blast, an inspiration.
Tnf-nitio, dnis./ J. an intinity. lnflcctens,tis./>/.bendingdecliuin^.
Infmilivus, a, um. adj. infinitive Inflectio 6n.s./ 3. a turning, oi
lnfinitus,a, um atlj. ior, comp. in-j windLig.a decunsion, a conjuga-

finitc,in(lcfinite, endlcss, bound- 1 tion.

lcss, excessive,vast,gTcat,much.
Jnfirmatio,6nis/3. a weakening a

conlutmg a disproving.
lnfirraatuB,a,um./>f, weakencd, cn

fecbled,wounded, hurt,coufutcd.
Infirme, adv ius, comp wcakly.
liifinmtaa, itis. f. 3. infirmity fcc

blenessjWcakncss ficklcncss. in-
Infirmiter,«dv wcakly. constuncy.
//ifirmo,are.a. l.tu wcakcn,to uiva

lidate to opposcto confutc,todis-

paragc.
Inlinnor, :»ri. p- to be opposed.
lnhrmus,a, uui. adj ior, comfi. is>i

muK,*«/ , -mfii.n, fcchle weak,no

durabl«,unse tled irresolute iiv

constant, fickle. (saith or said
Jnfit, v. deject. he bcginnelh, he
lnUvus a, um. pt. fixcd, fas^cncil,

Went upon, rcsolvcd, besicging.

//jflccto,terc,cxi exum a..> tobow,
rbciid,toturn,totur;iaside,oran<<

into,or in,to dig,to pli
Infodior, i. ossus. p. tc
Infuccunde, atfY.unfrui'
luforcunditas, atis / 3
mforcundus, a, um. ad

unfruitful, barrcn, p<
tnfucliciias,&c vid Inf
lntirtus, a, um. adj. ba
informandus,a,uin./>/ 1
Informatio, onis./. % i

a sketch. imiginatior
luformaturiis, a, um.y

lorm, conslitute, or ii
• nformfitUK,a umpt. fo

thcr way,to declinc to w..rp,to a - ed,made, drawn out,

ter,orchangc,tomove,orintiueiic<
Inflcctor, ti.^. to be bent.
lnfletus,a,um./?/ unbewailed, unla-

mented, unpitied. («tinate.

Inflcxibilis, e. adj inflexiblc, ob
Inflcxio, onis./ 3. vid. tnflcctio
lufl x s. a, n m pt. bowed, bent,

turned,crookcd. winding, varicd.
Inflcxus,us vi 4 abending altcrcd
Inttictio,6nis/ & Infl.cius, us. m.

4. an inflicting, a striking.
Inflictus, a, um pt. inflictcd.
//ifligo,gcre,ixi, icium. a. 3. to in

flict.to lay,or bring upon,to fling.

or throw, to str.ke, or dash.
//zfio,arc,avi.atum.«.l to blow up-

on, to blow, to swcll. to pufl* up

Inilammandus, a, um. pt to bc iu- ■ inflatc,to increase,toheightcn

fl.ancd, to bc sct on fire.
Iuflammaiiter, adv. ii.flamcdly.
]nttammatto,onis/ .inflammation.
lnflaiiimfttor,6ris m 3. an ijiflamer.
liiflainmatus, a, um pt inflamcd

sri oti firc, cxcitcd. stirred up.
/ytrlaiimio,are. a 1 to inflame. to

sei on fire.toexcite,to stir up to

proroke,to transport to cxaggt -

ratc.
Tn1)*mmoT t ari. p. to be inflameu.
J/i£ljyidu3,u,mm./jt.hi fae puil^d up.

'nflor, ari, atus p. to be bloun.
/«floreo, ere, rui, n 2. to flourish.
!nfluens,tis./>/. flowing in, rushing

in, abounding, lalling off.
'nfluo,ucre,u\i uxum./i. ».to flow,

•r run into, to flock, or run in, to

i^et admittance,to abound, to de-

cr -asc. to slip out of, to fall off.
infiiivium, i. ?i. 2. an effusion.
i irtuxio,6nis/:> influenct, power.
Infinxus, us. m. 4. an influx. I

tnf odiens, tip. pt. digging in. |lnfrxno,are.o.rto bric

instnictcd, imperfcc
lnforimdatus,a,um. /*/.
informis,e. adj shapel

cn rude fdthy.fou), d;
/iifoniio.arc.a.l.to foi

fashmn, to make, to

dcsign to tcacli, to i
Infonuor ari p. to bc
.nforo.arc.fl.l.toborc i
lnf'ortun.itus, a, um at

issnnus,*u//.unfortun:;
Infoilunitas, atis./ 3.
Infortunium. i n. 2 m
infossio, onis./ a co^

carth.
infossus, a, um. pt. di

with eartli set inthee
»ufra,//r»r/>.bclow bcni

less than, fcwcr tlian
Infractio, ouis /' .». a !
InfraQtus, a, um pt. ioi

ken, broken to peicc

.veak,subinissive, ab;

«*d,daunted, discoura

ken, undaunted, unc
tnfrxnatus & lnfrenati

bndlcd, unbridled, n
Infrxnis. e. & lnfrenu

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rrstrain, to kecp, or liol<l in. inf ulatus a,um. /*/ wcarinjr a mitrol /ngvmo^mtre.rnui.n.S-to RToan, to
t^-ilis e.tulj. not cisil) brokcn, //ifutaio irc v ivi,huni a. 4. to thn.st iament,ri.to bcwail,tomourn for.

incihic. umlainted, bold' ken. i.i, to erani n. to foist in.
tnjribi! s, c a*!j not to bc bro-unfulcior, iri, />■ to be crammed in
?:no merc,r.iai. n ■ . to roar a- himljreiiB,tis./jrshininfr,Kli!terinjr.
d,io roar t«> ra^c, to murmur. infftniatus a, uin. pt. <lric«l in thc
'ntlens tis. /;/ jrnashinjr snioke. ( 'aro infumata,hun;r becf

•nileo, *«*e Frcn :eo. :/»if mo, are. a 1. to smoke «lry.

qurns, tis «/<;. >or. r m/> issi-j!nfundcnd'.s,a,um />f.to be pourod
»#'//> unfrc'1'.iciit, .nusual, un-J in,0rupon.(injr,orissuinjrthroujrh
):non.rarc. scluo-.n secn «r vi-lnfmdens iis.pt. pourinjr in pour-
d.MiiiVequfiited, unaccustom- . ufundibttlum, i. n 2 a tunncl. oi
fcw, thi.i. (ncs» H funnel, thc hoppcr of a mill.

qucntia,^./ l.fewncsa, thin-j/;;nindo,tlCrc,fudi, fusum. a 3. to
tn.liLsa um. pt tobc crumbled pour in, or into, to pour upon, to
atus. a, um pt. crumbled. \ diffusc tospread, tocmpty
catus a,um. //f.rubbcd.frcttcd lnfundor. di. /; to he pourcd in.
co,are,cniSc cavi, ictum & ca-; nfuniibiilum ( i. n.2.abaker'spcc1
\ja to rub in, or upon, to rul)., nfuscans, tis pt. darkcninjr.
eur, ari. /». to bc rubbcd. jlnfuscfitio, ouis. / 3. a darkeninjr.
ctio,flnis. /*. • a rubbinjr (hcd.jinfu9catus,a um. pt made dark, or
Bttu-a um. pt. rubhed in, rub-' blackish.darkciicd trouhled, «lis-
jreo*ixi, 7i. 2. to hecomc cold.j turbc.d, muddy, corruptcd.
{rrdltio, onis f >. n coolinjr. !/;ifiisro/lrc.fi 1 to niake d.irk, or
•rido, arc. a 1. to cool. ed., muddy, to tlarkcn, to tarn : sh, to
njrciuliLs.a,iim pt to hc Icsscih disturb.to corrupt, to dilutc to
r^ns^tis./W.brcakinjrtbruisinjri allav, to drown the voicc
nj*o» in,franjro|, jrcro, rcjri.'Infuscor,ari atus. />.tobedarkcncd
tuma. i.to break.tear.or rcnd!nfuscus.a, um adj. swarthy dark.
uece*. to break, to bru'sc» to*nf>so, nnis. f an infusion.a pour,
irn,«rdiminish.to qucll orsub-lnf nsor,J>ris.;>i. 3 a pourcr in.(injr
», to humble, to d-.joct, to dis- nf fisus,a,um. pt po.srcd .nto,onip.
rajre.to mov(-,9r prcvuil upon 0!i,pourinjrin,diftused,falliii,(;ii[>-
RJfur. Ifi P to he brokeu. on. injr

oJkrc a.l tocrumblc in picccs!nfusus.us,ni. an infusion, a stecp-
w f -xp p to be crumblcd •n^ciiicnst ; s. />f.gToaiiin£.lament
»n«, dis atlj witliout lc-tves. InjremTnanstis. /ri.rcdoul>!injr.(in

/yij^cnerasco.cere.w to he enjrcnd-
n^cncritus a,uu. pt hrcci in (erc«l
/;ij^eiien),are.f« l.to bcget, to pro-
ducc(bc con inucdon m dcscents
njrcneror 9 ari./> to he produced,to
Jn^eniatus, a, uui. tulj. naturally
jriven. (hoxv, to courtcsy.

'njrcnichln, arc.a 1. to knccl, to
lnjrcni^sc, auv. itls, c mp. issimc,
*up injrenious^v. wittily.
iigcniosi!S,a,uui. atlj. ior c rup is-
simus, 8iip. infrcnious, shrcwd,
keen,cunniujr,witty,fmitful.itatu-
rally ailaptcd, iit, suitable.
fnjrcnitt!S,u,uni /if.inbrcd naturaj
njrcnium i rw^.thc naturc.uual.U »
o;disi)osition of a thing^.orpcrson»
the mind-thc Iwart^g-cnius, capa-
city, ahilitics, judjrment. apprc-
hcnsion/mjrcnuity wit lcaniinjr,
mcTiion,a «levicc or contri\ancc,
a wit, or witty man.
npfcris.tis.rj#//.gTeat,larjrc, nJjrhty,
hujre, prodijrious.
inj;-onuatus. a uin. «//•'. well born»
well brcd, wcll diaposod
.ijrei.ue.tir/r.injrciiuously frankly.
njrcnuitas.atis./.i.iuge,.uit\ , can-
d«»»:r. •

:igrc:iuus, a, um. adj. irjrci.uoua,
frui.k- honest, lihcral, IVeehorn,
handsomc, r.icc, da.nty, natiral.
'njrcrendus^uin /i/.to!)c thro\%n,
or c:;st into.to cast(upon,hcapi jr
Jnjrercns, tis pt. thrcwiiig 1 ii-to, ov
trtuo*iis& um. a*(h unfruitful, njrcminutio, onis- /';> a doul)iin^.i/>ijren>,rcrc, cssi, cstum. uct. 3- to
irofitabl^ iinavailui<r, h:irrt;n Injrciuiintus, a,um. /».'. rodoublod. thi*ow,cast,or pour in,/)r i:pc:«', to
iglferus a,um a*lj unfru.tful /;;jremin:),uro. a l.to douhlc or rc- heap up,to thrust.to throw out,or
in<t*>u* si.uni a tj silly, foohsh doublc to repeat ; ;i. to incrcase. Jr.jrcror, i /; to he cast into.(uttcr
«yitio.nnis /*.>adisjr«risin.'r.(edlnjrcm:nor, ari. />. to bc douhlcd. Injrcstahilis,c. «///. th.it caMiot be
cMuv 1 tini-/tf j^aint«d.di:«^uis-injrciii ; sccns, tis. pt. laineiiliujr borno.|<:d.onai«!upoi,,forc<:«hipon
coyarc.a l.to «laub.to d.s^ iise Injreiriisco ccre.;;ir.3. to jrroan,to injrostus, a.um. />.\thrown in,heap-
la, m.f. 1 a mitrv, a iur'ian,a sijrh,to sob,»o mourn^o jrncvc.to /;iirip!0.nere,sc..ui,j: , eiiitum. a. 3.
lem,a fillct, a vcil, a ^rarland.j hcwail, to lamcnt, to bciuoan. t«> cujTL-ndor, or hrccd iu.

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Ingftas*alis./3.want,povcrtY.(up.lngTien.T]us.n. 3.thc groin,the pri-
/nglomero.ure.a.l to wind,orhcap vy parts, a discase in thosc parts.
Ingloridsus, a, tim. arfj. inglorious.lnguln iria, x / 1. an hcrb.
Ingldrius, a, um. adj. inglorious,of Ingurgitatus, a, um. j&i, devourcd
no rcputation, mean, obscurc |Ing^irgito,[in,giirges],arcac/.l. toi
Ingliivies, €i./. 5. the weasand,orj devour greedily, to swallow, toJInh6nestus,a, uwTatlj.iOT,

I

gullet,tbe craw,crop,©r gorgc of aj pour clown, tocram, to stuff, to
ird, yluttony, gormandizing. plungc o\ cr hcad and ears.
Ing-liiviosus, a um.adj. gluttoiio!ia.'lngiistuhilis,ca<l7.not to be tastcd.
/nfrrandcsco,cerc<nc. ^.toincreascjlngustatus, a. inn. pt. untastcd.
IngT ; itc,aJi'.ungTatcfulIy,unthank-.lnhibilis,e. adj unfit, disqualihcd,

fully» discontcntedly, unkindly. unuble, unwicldy, unmanagcablc
Ingratif icus a,um adj. ungratcful. Inh2hitabi1is,e. adj. uniniiabitablc.
Ingratiis,monop.in abl.pl fm spitelnhabitutio.onis./.S an inliabiting.
f of one's tecth,againstone's will.l/7ihabito,ure. oct. 1. to inhabit, to
Ingratis, adv. by constraint. * I dwell.

Ingratitfido, inis./ *, ingratitude. Iuhabitor, arc./». to be inhabitcd.
Ingralus,a, um. arfj ior. r mp. issi-,inh«crens, tia- pt. clcaving to.

m\is,sup. ungratcful unthankfulJ/nhxreocre, arsi, xsum. n. 2. to in

unptcasant, unacccptal)Ic, con- herc,to stick in,orto,tocleave to,

straincd.
Ingravans, tis. pt. growing bcavv.

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TahSncstas, atis./. 3. disli

Inhoneste .o/fo.dishonestl;

//ih6nesto,are.a l.to disp

discrcdit, to disgracc

to fiaiur about,to rcmain,or conti
nnc,to stay,to be wholly given up
Ingriivesccns,tis./>/.gTowmg worscj to, to dv-ell, or live ncar to. (in.

and worsc, increasing. |/#ihacrcsco, ccre. n 3- to stick fast

/npravesco,Ccrc.j?/f.o.togTowhca-lnhicsi\rus,a,uni /il.about to stick

vier,worse or clearer.to increasclinhalatio, onis. /S.abreathing in
Jngravo,arc act.l. to makc heavy,l//xhalo,are.a.l.to breath in.orupon

more painfuhorworscto incrcascilnh dor, ari. p. to be breathed on

to ovcrload, tocry out against Inhaustus, a, um. pt. tastcd-
Ingravor, ari p. to b^increased. Inhians, tis. pt- gaping, coveting.
Ingrediendus,a,um. jtt .to bc entcr-Inhiiitio, onis./. 3. a gaping upon.

cd upon. ilnhibcndus.a,um. pt.to be restrain-

Ingrediens, t\s.pt. entcring into. jlnhlbens, tis. pt. rcstraining. (ed.
Ingrcdior, [in, gradior], i, essusInhibeo,[inhabeo],cre,bui. bitum

sum.«*.3 to go to walk,to cntcr in- a.2 to rcstrain,to hold in,to keep

to f or upon, to attcmpt.
Ingrcssio, onis./.i.an cntcring in.
Ingrcssurus,a, um. pf.ahout to cn-

ter into, or upon-(entcriug upon.
Ingressus,a,uin. pt. gone,entering,
lngrcssus.us-m.4. a going, a walk-

ing. (proaching.

Ingrucns, tis. part. violently ap-

/ngruo,uerc,ui.n.3.to invadcto at-

tMckfto sctfOr fall upoxi,to ragc,to

* acar at band.

back or in, to hinderto forbid,to Inhiimatus, a, um. pt. unt

rctard.to s*op,to dctain, to havc,
to apply,to use, or exercise(ed
Inhib? or,eri,'itUi. p.to be rcstrain
lnlnbitio,6nis./. 3an inhibition, a
rcstraint.

lnlnbitor,oris.m.a forbidder.(stoptInjecto, [in, jacto], arc/

Inlubitus, a, um. pt. restraincd,

//iIiio,arc«.l .to'^ape upon,oraftcr,

to ppipe, to covct,to desire much.

simusjsup. dishonest, du

blc, mcan, shameful, ns
Inh5noratus,a,um. pt- ior,

simus, sup. unhonoured

honoiu-, unsaluted» unr
Inhonorif icus. a, um. a<{

ourablc, disgraccful, ba
Inhon6ru3,a, um. aaj. not

cd, disregardcd, unrcw:
/nhorreo,?rcrui.n. 2.to c

shake,to shudder,to grc

ful.. ' roygh, or

Inhorrescens, tis. part
/nhorresco, vid Inhorrc(
Tnhospitulis, c. adj. inhc
InhospTtalitas, atis./3. r
InhospTtus,a,um. adj.whc

cruel, wild, dcscrt, unii
Inhostus, a, um. arfj. unji
Inhumaue, mlv. ius. com

manly, discourtcously, i
Inhumanitas, atis. f. inb

cruelty.
InhQmaniter, adv. ius. c~i

manly, mercilcssly. cruc
Inhumanusa.um arfj. ior,

sTmus, »up. inhuman, bi

crucl, severc, stern, un
Inhumatio, onis./ 3. a bi:

Inhflmigo,arca. 1-tomo
/whumo,are a. 1. to burv,
InTbl^i^r.even thcre,in tl
Injectio, onfe. /. 3 an inj
casting in,or upoma layn

cast m ofien, to Uy.
Injccturus,a, uro- pt. abou'
Injectus,a, Mm.pt. castin»

lnUoucisUuu«ntujn,i. n, 2. a discrc-J or laid upon, cast, «cnt,r

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ks.m.4.i casting" in, or «l.f ed into orders,licenscd. or admit-[Injustitia,x/ 1 injustice,ill usagr.
intis* pt. beginning eapJy.j tcd to, instructcd in firat princi- ln justus,a um.ar^ ior, comp.yinjust,

js.a.um. pt to bc cast in
t, jacio], cere, jgci, jec-
to injcct.to cast,throw,or

plcs.(to give the first instructions unreasonable. iinmodcrate.
■ nitio,area 1 to initiate* to begin, Innabilis, e. adj. tliat cannot be

Jnitior, ari p. to bc initiated.

:>on, or about, to cast, vr nitium,i.n. 2 a beginning, an cn-Iunans, tis pt swimming in-

.to cast,or throw, to clup,
,to cause, to raisei or cx-
trike, to hctakc*
,jectus.p. to be cast. ly
dv. issime' " •--*..,

, x. /. 1 &

ar.cnmity, rariance,a fal-
a quarrel an atfront.
•c.« 1 . to set at variancc,
« to be onc's encmy
ari. «/- to become ani
o hatc.

lyiiin. adj. ior, c»mf>. issl
. unfriendlv, hostilc, ad-
nrtful, pcmicious, dc-

. nup. spitcful- ter in niturus gratiam, he who lnn;itatio,5iLs./ 3. a swimming in.
usitatius inpl.\ will oblige, hiv. (undertaken. //inato, : irc n.l.toswim in or upon<

nnatus.a. um pt. inbred growin^.

Innavigabilis, e. adj. innavigable*

.m 2. an encmy,a foc,an
•■• an opposcr a ficnd.
U,e. adj inimitable
v, out of that placc.
v. ius. comp issime, aup
tinfairly, uncinially, ilis-
eously, amiss, unkindly-
atis f. 3. iniquity, in-
partiality, uncvenncss,

trancc, a nte, or ccremon/,
causc, a draught, a platform.
iiitur. imp- 1, thou, hc, &c go in.
Initums,a,um pt about to go,or en-

swiinmcd in.

//inascor,ci,natus.</.3.to bc born in,
or with, to grow, or spring up.
tnnatabilis, e. adj eee fnnabilis.
Innatans, tia. pt. swimming upon.

um. adj. ior, comp isst-
njust,unfair, partial, iin-
even, disadvantageous.

Initus, a, um. ///. cntcred, beguu
(nitus iis. m. 4. copukition.
Iiijficunde, adv. ius, &tmp. unplca

santly, disagrccably. ness

'njucunditas, atis./l 3. unplcasaut-
1 n|ucundus.a,um. adj» unpleusant

disagrecablc, hatcful. odious

njfldicatus, a, um pt. unjudgcd.
•mugis e adj. unyokcd.
'njunctio dnis.y*. >. aninjunction.
lnjtinctus,a,um pt. cn joincd, coin-

mandcd, ordcred, laid upon.
/wiungo,gerc t nxi f nctum a 3.to en-

join,command imposc or appoint,

to lay orbring upon. to join to, or

with, fo entcr into.
'njungor, gi p to bc onjoincd.
r njuratus, a, um. pt. unsworn
'njfiria.x./ l.injury,damage hurt.

wrong, injustice, trespass, dcs-

pitc, displcasurc, crimc, oflcnce,

insult.

Injflria, ac/r.un justly, wrongfully.
unkind, crucl, angry, Injiirior, ari. dep. 1. to injure.
i 9 impatient, discontent- Injflriose, adv ins, comp issimc,

•up. injuriously, wrongfully.
Injflrifisus, a, um adj. injurious,

hurtful

InfQrius, a, um adj. wrong^fu!
Injussus,a.um pt- unbiddcn, with-

out bidding, spontaneous.
Injussu.monopt. abl. m 4. without

order, conunand, or lcave.

d^too grcat,or too little.
m 2. an encmy.
\.pl n- 2. sacriiicc9, thc
t of a sciencc.

adj. initial, the iirst.
ijdTum. pl. «. 2. the first

principlcs, or crounds
nia,/ J- initiation.
am. pi. iiutiatect enter

nnavigans, tis. pt sailing down.

Inncctens tis./i^.clasping, knitting,

/wnecto,tcre,cxui & exi,cxum.a..'$.

to tic, bind, or put about, to sur*

round,to clasp.to fasten.to devisc
:nncctor,ti,cxus.)&. to be ticd, join-

cd, &c. (cd, relatcd.

Innexus,a,um pt. ticd, bound join^
Innisusa, um pt. oee lnnixus.

to

Innitcns, tis. pt. lcauing upon.
/;mUor,ti,ixus. vel isus suin. d.3.

loan,r(. st.ordepend upon,to ansay.
Innixi:s,a, um.pt leaning upon. dc-

pcndingupon supportedby (on.
/nno,arc. n. to swim in,to float up-
Innbcens,tifj.«f//.ior, comp issimus/

«f/^.innocont, guiltless, harmloss,

wliolesoinc, safc-
Innoccnter,ar/v. ius, comp. issYmc,

«N//.innoccntly,harmless!y,safeIy^
Inndccntia, x.f. 1 innocence.
innocuc, adv. harmlcssly simply.
Innocuus,a, um. nr//".harmless,inof-

fcnsivc, innocent, safe.
/nn&tesco^ccre.tui.i;ic.3 to becomc

known, noted, rr notorious.
Inn6\-atio.6nis. /^ 3- an innovation.
Inndvator dris. m. 0. an innovator.
Innovo,arc c.l to innovate, to re-
Innoxie, adv. innocently. (new.
lnnoxius,a,um.a/(i'-ioT. e> m£. bcv^cv

Injuste^ adv, issiro^^ enp,unjastfyj\ itt^, VwwKfc^ Sx^^vA^, «»Ndi%

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be pursucd. (ing, ensuing, nert.

Inscqucns, tis- pt. fbllowing,pnrsu-

Insequ*. ntcr*aoVnottothe purposc

/«scquor,qiii,sccQtus,8um. d. 3. to siim. n.2. to sit, or rcst upon.to bc
follow, to follow after, to purstio, fixed-to be settled in.tolic in wait
to pcrsccute,torail at,to suceeed, for,to hcset, to bcsiegc, to teazc
to procccd,to sue atlaw topersist liisnlcor,€ri, scssus. />. to bc bcsct.

lnscrcndus,a,um/»f tobe inscrted.

Insercns,tis.///- inscrting,thrustinp

Inscrcnus, a, um adj. cloudy in.

//isfcro.rcrc,C*vi,itum a 3.to sow in,
•r »inonpr, to implant, to graft.

lnsci'oc,ri,insttus. p to be grafted

/«scn),rcrc,scrui,3crtum a.\Xo in-
6crt,to ptLt,orthrust in,to apply,o/

1niTdcns,tis. pt. lig-liting", or sittingi ably, notablv, signallv, exn

on. ly, finely, mightih . cx 4 - 'cn

l nsTdco [in, sedeol, 5rc, scdi, scs-I;,sig-nitus,a,um ptior 9 co.ap :

ccl. markcd, blemished, re

al>lo, notorious. (ver*s

InsYlc, is.n.o. the trcadle of ;

Insiiicns tis pt lcapiucr up<

Insidise, arum pl- f a lying in" ^''~ '' , " 1 T ~" '"' *" '

wait, an ambush, an amhuscadc,
a snarc, a plot, trcachcry, dcccit,
a lurking placc.
Insidians, tis. ///. lyinjr in wait.
nstdiantcr. adv. insidionslv.
Insidiator, oris m.3 a licr in wait,
a plottcr, a trcachcrous person

put to.to intermix, to mcddle, to lusTdiatrix,icis/3.a femalc plottcr /nsimulo, are- a 1. to fiign, t

>

intcrposc YitK inscrcrc aliqucm,

to brinjr onc to Iife, S:at St/lv.
Inscror,ii,serius,/;. to bcinscrtcd
/«scrpojcre,/* l 2 tocrccpin orupon
Inscrta,^/.! . a piece put in,an or-
Inscrtans,tis/// pulting iu.(namcnt
Insci*tim, adv. bv wav of insertion
Inscrtivus,a,um.<z///.min£lcd put.
Inscrto.iirc//v// l.to putin oftcn,to
Inscrtus, a.um. pt put in, or upon,

minglcd aniongst.
Iiiscrvicns,tis./»f. sening, complv

ing, fallingin with.
//tscnio,Irc,ivi,itum-7i. 4 to scrvc,

to do scn - icc, to attcnd upon, to

inind, or tnkc care of to complv

with,to consult, oraim at.(scrvcd.
InservTtum cst, imp. 1, thou hc,&.c.
/uscrvo, arc. al.to kcep, or pre-

scrvc, to obscnc
Tnscssor, oris. m. 3. a robbcr.
Inscssus, a,um. />/• sat, or perchcd

upon,bcsct,blockcd up, infcstcd.
/nsibTlo,arc.n. to whistle, to makc

a hissing.

Tnsiccatus, a, um. pt. undried.
/usicco, arc. a. 1. to dry. fon.
<'f/sidcndus,a, um.pt. to be sat up-
rnsidens, tis.pt. sitting bi # or upon

Insidiaturu.s,a,um./>/.about to lic in
wait, to lic in wait. 'in wait.

Insidiatus, a, um. pt. lying, or laid

lnsidior,ari, atussum i/ 1- to lic in
wait. or ambush, to havc a design
upon,to impose upon,to dcceivc.

l.isidiose, adv issimc, tub. trcach
crouslv, dcccitfullv, craftilv

lusidiosus, a,um adj ior, comp. is-
smius, *up. treaclierous, dcccit-
ful, craftv, ensnaring. dangerous-

//c.ido, dcrc, sedi scssum n. 3.to
liglit,scttlc,orsit upon,to sink into

Insidor, di p. to bc scttlcd on.

lnsigne, is n-3. an ensign» an onia-
mcnt,a badae,mark,sigii,ortokcn
an appcllation,or distinction,adc
vicc, an imprcss on a shield, thc
crcst of a helmet.ablemish,ascar

Insignio, Trc, Ivi, itum. a to adom,
to cnnoblc, to signalizc, to dis
tir.guish. (cd.

l.isignior, Tri. p to be distingniish-

lusignis. e. adj. ior, comp issfmus.
*up rcmarkablc. uotable, notori-
ous, famous, noblc, illustrious,
glorious, cxtraordinary, markcd
distinguished " (bly.

Insigmte,a</r\ ius. comp. rcmarka

Lnsllio [in,sabo], ive, lui k 1
tum. 7i. 4 to lcap in, or un
Insfmnl, adv. jointly, togctli
fnsimulatio,5nis/.3.an accun
Insimiilator, dris m an acci
Inslnuiluturus, a, um pt. ab
accusc.
Insnniilutus, a, um. ///. accu$

ijlngupon, continual, coiistonWlus\^u\ir,t4ij.'\^ cip^. rcHuirk-

scmble, to pretcnd, to ucci
Insimulor, ari- p. to be accu
Lnsincerus a,um adj insinccr

ccitful, comipt, putrid. (
Insmiiandus,a,um. pt. to be ii
Insmuans, tis. pt iiuiuuatinp
Insinuatio-cmis./. 3.an insinit

a crafty, or artful address.
hismuatus, a, um pt. insinu

crcpt into favour unfolded
/nsinuo, are act to insinua

wind, crecp, put, or tlirust

rccommcnd.

Insinuor. ari p. to be insinu
fnsipidus, a, um adj. insipid
Insipicns, \\%.adj\or % comp. issi

sup. unwisc, foolish, doting-
Insipienter,«Jf.unwiscly,foo!
Insipientia,x/1. follv,indiscr
Lnsistendus, a, ura. pt. to insi

bc msisted on, to stop.
Insistens, tis- pt. rcsting upoi
/zisisto, terc, stfti, stituni. n

insist upon, to urgc.to stsnd

lean, or d\ upon, to rcsofo

out, or procced on, to soct

to stop, to t tand still.
fnsistor, i. p. to bc insisted II
Insirio, onis./ 3. % grifting.
In^iUtitkm f i. n. 2. a sausagfe

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,a,um.a<j/. ingrafted, put,l//is6no,are, nui. u. 1. tosound, to hold,*o ob*erve,to inspcctjtosur-

rafting.not naiural,spuri-!1nsopItus, a, u*n.p/.not laidaslccp,jlnspirand is a,im />/. to be blowa
ris. m ) a graftcr (ous j slccpless, watcliful ilot.jlnspirans, tis. pt. breathing. (into.

n 2 a graft,coin,or _hoot.|fnsortitiLs, a,um />/ not partcd by

,a,uni./>..aboutto ingvaft.
, um. pt grafted, set, or
in, Luplantcd, adopted
_t-l<*d,gTounded,uatural.
i.w 4.agrafting (cordant.
li*, c. « //'. irisociablcdis
% ..* _i //. inconsolablc.
t^r, 6t /i«. iuconsolahly.
onis f 3 a laving in the
eacbing. (_■ inny, brig it.
a,um.A'.<lricvl iu tho sun,
tis. :nfj.\or t cQ : iif>. issunus,

ciit,h:iup;hty,proud, sau- «vcr.iecr, a survcver, a viewer.

niii-.nt, s'r.i ijc,odd,un-

lACCU.^tOMlcd-

r adv. ils comp. Nsimc,
lerr.Iy ln.icriit.ly, raroly
- xf.l. insolcnce,haugu-
Hlain-stran^cncss, disusc
ia-tis />/.,frowiiigiii_olent
ccre,/;ic. >. to grow inso-
>roud, to be eiatcd.
atlv wbolly, cntircly.
a. u.ii. a<tj. wcak, not
utv. unus.ially (sound
a, nm.p*. uuaccustomed,
strangv, extraordi nary.
>.a. 1. to dry in thc sun.
i,atus p. to bc blcachcd-
% c. adj. in.soluble, tliat
e loosed, ov rcquilcd.
tas, atis. /13. iusoluhiliiy.
Ler, div. insolublv.
a,um. pt. unpaid, undis
_../". 1 watching.fcharjrcd
*is, a uin adj full of. oi
w.th drtraim. (ing 1

5,i_ {/'.wilhout slecp.wak-
Dfl.M.? a drcam,a vision.

Ins )cctans, tis.pt. lookingon, bc-
hoIdiu£, guarding, protecti ng.

fnspcctatio, onls. / 3.a beholling

lns..cctio, dnis/ 3 an ins,)e<-tion,
au ovrrsight, an inslght, a bok-
iiig into,an c\a ninatioii,a survcy,
orv"cw s;_<*c'ilation, thcory

/ns;)'-cto,ar .Jr^q. 1 to inspec^, to
takcasurvcy,o/'v'!ew,to behold to
look in,->r upon,to ke;:p,or guar I

Inspector. ari. /#. t'> bc bchcld.

Inspcctor oris.m.3.an inspoctor,an

Inspertrix, icis / 3 a bchol lor.
InspectMrus, a, um. />.'. about to

vicw, or ovcrlook t«> vic.v.
Inspcctus, a, um. pt. in_pcctcd,c\-

amincd, sccn. (vicw

Inspccus, u.s. /n. a looking- on, a
lnspcrahilis,c.a///.not to bc hopcd
Inspvrans, Os. pt. not hopinjr for
Inspcratio, adv. ius, comp. uncx-

pcctc<lly.
Inspgratus, a, xxm.pt not hoped, o

lo :>kcd for, uncxpectcd, suddcn
fnspcrgcndus.a,um./)/.to sprinkle
Inspcrgo [in, spargol, gcrc, rsi,

rsu:n a to sprinklc upon,to pow

dcr,orcorn,to sprinkle,to scattcr
Inspcrgor gi,rsus./>.tobc sprinklcd
lnspcrHio,onis./!3. a sprinkliugon
l}]Si)ciNMs,:i,um./i t '.sprinklcdupon,

spnnklcd, scattcrcd hcre and

Inspiratio,onis. /*.3. an iuspiration.
Insp-ratus,a,u , ii. i 4. inspircd,blow»

into, br-.athc 1 into, or upon.
//ispirojirc.a. 1 to inspirc , to bloir

in, or upon, Vy brcaLhc.
Inspiror, ari p. to bc inspircd.
Inspissatus. a, mn. /»»• thickcned.
In_poliatis, a, un //.'. not spoilec^

(upon.

SUi!C.

//is >iio cre, ui, fltirn. a. 3. to spit

In.sT-nir, ii.ft.to bc spit upon(upo»

•//sputor, iiri. />. 1. t.o b-; oftcn spit

Instibihs, c. adi iinst ible, unstea-

dy uniirin, tottcrinjr, wagging;

slippciy, iucon.tant, c!i inj^cablc,

liglit. (ficklcncss.

Instabilltas, atis. /. J instability,

Instandus, a, um. pt.to insist upon.

Instans, th.pt.k a f lj ior, comb. issi-

iius, $up. standing in, approach-

ing, coming on, ncar at hand, in-

stant, urgcnt, earncst, importu-

natc, prcscnl, immcdiatc.

Instantcr. atlv. ius. comp- issime 1 ,

»up. instantly,carncstly, importu-

nately.

[nstantia, sc./.l. instanc?,urgency
carncstnc3s, importunity.
lnstar,/i. intlecl. (inst^irisin g"cn ha-
bcl Probus) bigncss,thc full pro-
portion, likcncss, valuc, ciHcacjr.
Tnstar, adv. likr, a3 it wcrc
//fstat. imticv3. it is at haud.
//istat"irus,a,um. *>t. about to urpfe.

thcrc [upon, or approvcd |Ins:a mindus,a,um pt. to rw*ncw,or

fnspicicndus,a,um./>/.tobc lookcd bc rcneweil, to restore.
Inspic.icns.tis pi. inspcctinjr, be- fnstaurans, tis. pt rcncwiny.

holding", vicwmjr. InstaurMio, Ati;s./..S. an instaiurxti-

fnspicio [in,spccio],ccrc,pcxi.pec- on, a rcbuilding', a solcmniz&tvQ**

tuin>a*3.to look upon J o/'into,tobc-\ltvSUv\TliXv>l\ws ) *, >xnv. ad^ .^&^k^

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discern,to be wise,or sensible, tolntendor, di. p. tobc intcndcd.
mean. ^ Jlntcnsio, onis/ 3. a bending*.

Intelligor, gi./>. to 6c understood.*lntensu% a, um.pt. bent, intcnsc.

Intem€randus,a, um/ri. inviolable.
Inteinerutus, a, um. pt. undcfilcd,

unviolated,unprofaned,holy,purc
Intemperans,tis adJAOT, comp. issi-

mu8,w#.intemperatc, disorderly.

Intcmpcranter,atfVius, comp issi-Intentatus,a,um />/.pointed at, un

•ma m..h ir»f nninoiNitol v" im;rtrkr1f>_ tm/i^ iinnaiiaVAfl nnoffnmntArl

mc,«r</>. intemperately, im.node-
rately,excessivcly,cxtrav.igAntly.
Intemperantia, x / 1 intcinper-

Intentans, tis. pt.. strctching out,
holding out, tlireatening

Intentatio, dnis / 3. a menacing
with something held outtostrike,
a threat.

tricd unassayed, unattcmptcd.
Intent£,aov.ius, c mp. isslme, tup.
attcntively. d ligently, earnestly.

ance, cxccss, incontincnce, inso- Intentio,5nis/. >.an intentioiv;rd<.'

lencc unjusi, or disorderly bch:i
• viour, injustice, unseasonable-
ness, unwholesoaiencss.

Intemperate 4 , adv. inteniperately

Intemperatus,a,um. adj. ior, comp
issimus, tup. intcmpcrate, exccs
sivc.

Intempcna, ae /. 1. unscasonable
ness, a want of temper violencc,
outrage;lnterapcria:i/>/thcfuries.
evil spirits, blasting, mildcw.

Intemperies,ei /5 uuseasonablc-
ncss, extremity, indiposition, a
want of modcration, madncss.

Intcmpcstas, itis. /. 3. unseason-
ableness, badncss.

Intcmpesttve, adv. unscasonably.

Intempestivitir,ac/i».unseasonably

Intempcsiivitas, see Intcmpestas,

Intcmpestivus,a,uin.a<//. ior, comp
unseasonablc,unluckly,excessive

Intempcstus,a,um. adj. unseasona-
ble, unwholeaorae, intempcrate.

Intendcndus, a, um. /rt.to be bent.

iritendcns,tis./>f. bcnding, stretch
ing.

Intcndo,dere,di, nsum- & ntum. o.
3.to intcnd,to des-gn, to purpose
to dircct, or carry, to extcnd, to
hold,or stretch out, to stretch, or
bcnd,to strain,to knot,ortie,to ap
p\y, or employ, to displav, or lay

operij to uugmcat, toe^Uarge,

sigiyi purpose,or aiin, attcntion,

carc,diligcncc,intensencss,an ef-

fort, a strctching, a straining > , a

charge.
/wtento are.a.l- to strctch out, to

shakc, to mcnacc, or threatcn, to

chargc upon, or to tax at law.
Intcntor, ari./>. to be threatencd.
Intcntus,a, umpt. Sc adj. ior, comp.

issimus,tffy/i.strctchcd bcnt. bent

upon,incrcased,intcnt, attentive,

cxact, intcnse, strait, close.
lntentus,us.rn 4. a strctching out
/;itepeo,erc7^//nt^pesco,cere,pui.

/r to gTow warm, to be warm.
lntepcscens,tis./r/\ growingwarm
IntcpYdus, a, um. adj. very warm.
Inter,/>r\ep. cum acc. betwen, be-

twixt,in,witliin, at, whilst, abovc,

before,incomparison;with a pro

noun,mutually, reciprocally, one

anothcr, one with anothcr.
Intcr,incomposition,hasscvcralof|lnterceptio,6nis/.3. an int

I3iT

sus,a foot,or refret of the
vcrse often repeatcd, thc
of the »ong,<Serv. (intot

Intercilarium,i. n. 2. a tint

lntercalarius.a, um. a /f. ii
ry, put in between. Triu
mense intercalario prid
Martis, the lasi of Febru
Uere it scems a whol
was intcrcalated, the
whcreof werc callcd Intc
by Cic. Fam. which w*
away soon aftcr by C»
reformation of thc C
Suet. Ctxar.

Intcrcalatio,6iiis/3.the pi
a day, or month betwecr

In'crcalatus,a,um./>r. dela;

/wtcrcalo,are a. 1. toinsei
fer, to delay^ to put off

Intcrcalor, an, atus. p. to

Intercap€do,mis./ 3. ani
sion,a pause,orrcspito,& c
intcrval, or distance, a re

lntcrcardTnatus,a,um pt. jc
gether by means of hiug

Intercedcns, tis. pt. interc

fnterct do,de re,essi ,essum.
intercedc, to intcrpose, I
go pass,orbe bctween,to
or-withstand,to forbid^r \
gativc,to put a *top,to hi
fall out,to prevail, to coa
cngag^e, or be surety fbr.

Interccntus,us.m. the met

the significations of in.
Interocstuans, Xis.pt. hot by fits.
Interanea,6rum.^/ ;j.2.the cntrails
Interancus.a um. adj of the guts
//i/£raresco,cere./i.->.tobe driedup.
//i^rbibo,bere,itum.a. 3. to drink

all up.
Intercalaris, e. adj. put, or set be-

twccn Dies intercalaris, th : od!

day of leap ycjar.lnWrcaaiary vcr-

on, a stoppagc» a foresti

prevention.
lnterceptor,5ris.m 3. an in

cr, a forestaller, an encro

pi*omotcr.
lnterccptus,a, um. pt. intei

stopped, prevented, surj
lntcrcess>o,dnis./. 3. an faS

on,an interpositk>n»a prd
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mcdlator, an opposcr. Interculco |inter,Ci!co~ure./r.l. to kill, or slay, to kill.

ssuruh,a,uni />f abouttoin- 1 tread in upon, or bciuccn. lutcn-inptusa um.pt. killcd, slain.

c,*tepin,oppose,orprcvcntIntcrcuirc?is, tis. />/. running' 1>c- ////rreo,rir;:,rivi &i-ii,iitum/i.l. to
■wus. us. m. interposition. . twcen.lntercurrcn4pulsus ( an un- dic,to pcri&h,to ccusc,to bc anui-
lcndua, a, uni. pt. to be cut cvcii, i irregular pulsc, J/r,/. hiluu-d, r exiiu;rtii*licd, lo be
•r. //i/ercurro,rerc ri,rsum.f/..,r. to run, slui n,o/ -dcstro\ cd, to bc ruiucd,or

lcns, \\n- pf- fullinjr, lost. orgo bctwccii>toco:ueiiithciucuiij uiidonc, to bc lost. spcnt, or cx-
lo [intcr,cado| t derc, idi, tiuic,tocomc upnn,to bcfu)(downl haustcd. (tween. '

.-i.J.torullbctxveciKarnutiti^IntcrcurhaiiKftib./t/.runiiiii};' up uir.i hiterctjuituns. tis. />/• ridinjr bc-
n,todccay to bc lost,to pe-InU-rcus, lis m. 4. u riinuiiijr bc-./;</rrc<piito, are. ;/. 1. to ride be-
bc fiir^ottcn, to miscarryj twccii,orto£clhcr.aiiinicrvviitioiij twecm

o [intci*,ruiio , uerc nui/InU-rdicciidus a, um. ///. to bc
:i. «. 3. to sing bctwccn. I dcbarrcd.

ijcndiiH, u, u;ii. pi. to bc //i7frdico,cere,ixi ictum.a. 3 to in-

tcrdict, to forbid, to forhid, /

chargc straitly, to dcbar, to liin-

! <lcr,to kccp froiii.er dcprivc oiilo

■ptcd

•io iiitcr,rapio ,pcrc,c,epi

i.u.3. to iutcrcept, to stop,

;ent, to coinc upon una-
to surprisc, to usurp. to

or.Icr,or cnjoin, to spcak, ©r incn-
tion. (den, himkrcd. kc.

tl or-uway,to cut ofl', or kill. lntcr.Iicor,ci,ctus. pt to bc forbid-
ior,i, c<-ptus. pXo bestop-!lnterdietio,6nis/ 3. u ]>roliibitioii,

(cluuscs. u bunishiiur.
c mlv by cuts, with short Intcixlictuin, i. 7/. 2 an intcrdict, :
o, dnis / .>. u cuttinjr otl. prohibition.un ordcrtoi-injiiiiciioii,
us, a, iim. pt. cut oH, cut un excoiiimunication. (nished.

iroken down, purtcd ab

IntcrdiCtum cst, imp. I was bu- lo cousumc, to dcprivc of

i>rt.DicMiitcrcisi,hulf holi- liitcnlicturu%a,um.///.about to dc-

uurk b\ tii», to sct luuid to.
hitcrfuiis, Lis. pt. intcrposing-.
InUrfuiio, onis / 3. a digi csssinn.
lnterfatiis,u,uiii./>/.addrcsscd. der
lnicjfcclio.onis./ .%. u killiii#,mur-
Inu rfeclor, oris. wi. o. u murdercr.
hiUTicctrix, Ici.v/. 6. a uiurdercr.
InU-rfi ctiinis, u, nni.pt. ubout to

kill, or suy thut would k-il.
Ih:crfcciu% u, uiu. pt. killcd,sluin.
InU i-r:cicndiis,a,um pt to be killed
IhUrficio , intcr.fucio , ccrc, fcci,

iccUiin a. -to kill, to &Ia\, to liuir-

lcr, to put to dcuth, to dcstroy,

no.ure /i 1 .to crv out(duvs
dendus a,uni/// to bc shut
ipcd, or hindcrcd.
do[inter,claudo ,de>e,usi,
3.to shut in,or up, to stop
ive,to hindeT, to prevcnt,
a , or concludc with. (pcd.
lor,ili. usuit. p. to be stop-
uo, onis. / •>• a stopping-

iUS,aL,um. pt. shut in,or up.
lrnniuin, i. n. 2 thc spucc
n pillars. (t»r win fuvoiir.
:ilio^rc. a. 1. to procurc,

2»

bar. #r dcprive. (bumvi-

hitcnlictiis,a.uui. pt. forbiddcu,dc-
Intcnliu, tulv in the duxthuc.
Intcrdius, tidv. in thc duytiuic.
hltcrductuh.us. m. 4 u sLon,or thc
fclchin^ of onc's hivuth ui rcufl-
in^,o/-writini^,a pointin^. whik-.
Intenium, udv. somctimcs. nicun-

Intcrea, ndv in thc mcun while.in
uirus, a, um. />/• ibout to| the interim, notwithstunding' In-

tcrei Uiiuporis,in thc meantiine,

Trr. (der.

hitcrcmptio,onis./3. a killing,mur-

Iiitcrciuptor,dris.ni. 3 a uiurdcrer.

InUurmpturus, a, MSi.pt. about to

intirficior, ci. past. to bc killcd.
// /t'i-fio ii.ri.N.^ to be slain,todie.
Iiit«-i'iluchs,vis./i/ flowin^- betwccn.
fuirrWiiOi iuiv, uxi, uxur.i ;/ .*. to

flow.orniii bctucen,to pass ovcr.
'ntcrfliiu^ a, um. adj. riiuuiii^r

bctuceii. -tiT.

//ir<*rfodio dcre a todi.^into^to cn
'ntciivjcnuncum, i w. 2. the jrroin.
In/r/for, ari. */ 1 to intcmipt any

one wlulst hc is spcakinir.
InU-rfringo inter, fran^o , g"crc f

Kiri,ractuin.a. •*. to brcuk in two.
Intcrfulirens tis. pt shininir.
i///e/*furo,rere,;i.to rafre,».- be mad.
Intcrfusio, 6nis /. a pouring bsj-

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rolve,toinfold,tofold,oiwrapup,: lo jcst, to rally. I tifm, they are fallcn out,

to entanjr,lc, to cover, or hidc. toJbcose,n /r ius,c;m/Mnjcsi,mcrrily Iracunde, adv. in anper,sptt
conccal.to surround, to grasp, toJoco!»us,a,iim. pt. jocosc. checrful Fracundia, x.f passion, wr
roll, or tumble upon.to give up.JocuLibundus, a, um. adj. jcsting. Iracunditer, adv. an^rily.
fnvo!vor,vi lfitus p. to he involvedjbculans, tis. pt. jcsting, sporting.;Fracundiis,a,uin.af#. lor. c n
Invblnte, adv. closcly, covcrtly. Llbcularia,6rum. )>l «. 2 bracclcts.j sionate hasty, snappish,
Invblutio, 6nis./. .1. an infohlmg.jjbciiluris, e. adj. jocular,amusing.! petty, bo:.sterous, raging.
Invblutus, a, um. f>t. issimus, «t0JJ5co1ariter, adv jocosL*ly,merrily..Fraccns.tis. pt being anjrry,
wrapt up, covered, hitricate. iJbciilarius, a, um. «<(;. jocular- ilrascibilis, e. adj irascible.
Involviilus, i. m. 2. & vinefrettcr. |Joi ulator.oris m.i. a jestcr,a droll.jirascur,ci,utus d. to be angr
Inufbanc,a(/r. uiimannerly,nulcly.Jbculat6riusa,um.a/^.merry,drollj cd,or displcased,to giieve
Inurbanus, a, um- adj. ungenteel,Jbculor,ari.a\to jcst,toshow trickslrate, adv. iiis comp. angrih
nide, clownish. Jriciilus.i m 2.alitlle jcst,a1owJcst1ratus a,um.a<//> i°iV m P- ' s

Infircns, tis. pt. scorchinjr. Jbcundus, a, um. adf plcasant. I *up. angry, displcased,pro'

Inurendus, a,um. pt. to bc nipped.Jbcus, i m. in pluv. Jbci,/n. & JocaJ eiiraged, agitated, tenipei
/«urzcojcre.a 2 to urgc, to push- v. a jokc, a jcst, sport, fun, rail-jlre, injin. ab Eo, to >ro. r
/iiiinno,are.n.l. to wxsh as geescj lery, a hanter. a jcer, a pleasaiitjlncolor.ori.sa^ofa!! colors
/nuro.rerc,ussi,uslum.a 3. to burn or witty spcech, a triflc. Innus, a, um «<{/. of a flow

in, up, or to ashes, to mark, to[on, i. «. 2. a violct, a g"em. Iris.idis/. t arainhow,aflo«

. brand, to imnrint, to fix upon, to lota,» hidrcl thc lcttcr j, ©r jod. a kice, a stone, thc circle bc
enamcl, to pmch. to nip, to curl. jot,a tittle the lcast thing that is.l thcwhitcandthe appleoft
Imlror, ri, ustus /*.to be burnt in. Jovis^rn.i JupiterJovisarbor,the'lrnnia, K.f. 1. irony, a fig
Inftsitatc ,a//r.unusually,stranfrely.'. oak, Ov Jovis barba,ir/cauiis.sea-! speech.
Inus:tato, ai/r. idcm. comnion. grecn, o/ houseleek. .Jovis dios, Ironicc, adv ironically, jec:
IniisYtatus, a, mn. adj unusual,un-' tlmrsday. Jovis flos,rosccampion,Ir6nicus, a» um adj ironica
1nustums,a,uin./tt. about tobrand.j Vlin. Jovis ales, the eagle. ilrpcx icis./. ^. a rakc, a h;

Imistus, a, um pt scarcd^brandcd. 1 IP. Irradiatio, 6nis/. .>. an iirad

InusiiA,Utf.fn.4. want of life, disusc. Fpsc, a um. pron I, thou, bcforc a Frradiator, 6ris. m. 3. & lrnu ;
Inutilis, e. at{j- ior, c mp. issnnus, 1 verb of thc iirst and sccond pcr-i icis/. he,or shc UiatgivetJ
tnp uscless.unprofitablc gooilfor son;he shc thc same,hisoun sclf/Zrradio, are. a. 1. to shine u
nothing 1 , unfit, necdlcss. | he alone, nonc but hc, hc of him- brig-htcn, to enli^htcn, to

I mttlitas, atis / >. inutility,unpro-' self Alsodemonstrative.illiip«idi., nate.
fitablcncss, usclcssncss. ! those vcry gods we are speakinjc,Irrasus, a, um. pt. unshavcn,

Inufilitcr,ar/r unproutabIy,vainly.. of.lpse ego,ipsc egomet,I myself,;IiT«iti6nfibilis, c.ai{/. unrcaso

own.. 7'tfr- Tutc ipse, thou, thvsclf, Id. Irnitionalis, c, adj. irrationi

Tnvuljratus, a,um./>/. madc known-! i tr l utc ipse,
//ivulg^Ojarc.a.l to puhlish-orblaze, I!oc ipsum, this very thiug', Cic.
Iiivulnerabilis,ea.{/ invulnerablc , Ipsummcnosti youknownic,Tc^'
lii>"ulneriltus.a,um./>/. uuwoundcd. Ipscmet. pron. hc himsclf (^inio.
K). 'lpsissimus«a,um.ai(/.cven thc ven

Vynterj.SLcry ofjoy,oh! (sporting-.lpsus, a,vim.//;o/i pro Ipsc, lie.
Jbcabundus, a, uin. m(j j«-sting , > ' IU.

Jocahtcr, aih. in jcst, mcrrily. Tr, in composition. stands for in.
Iftcans, tis pi. jcsUng". l;-a, .t /1. anger, wrath ragc,pas-

Ibcatio,6ius/.:>. a jesting.raillcn r . si jn, displcasurc, resentmcut. a
/oaitmt. a, um. pt. jrstiiig 1 . " | quaiTcl, a fa11ingout,afault,lust.

Jocor,iiTi,ii!Hi& aum. tkj'. 1. to jokc, lv* suv\'. iuter Cilycerium & jjna-

//■niucesco, ccre, rausi, in

grow hoarse

lirecuperabilis, e- adj irre
Irrcdtvivus,a,um.o4/* notto

vivcd. l cannot safely r
IiTcdux, ucis.o/(; from whk
Irrcfragabilis, e adj. irrefra,
[iTcrra^abiUtcr,af/f irrcrra
Irrcfuiabilis, e. adj not to 1
lrregulaxis,c attf irrcgtilar p
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Irr2vocatus,a,um. pt not to be call
ed back or withhcld, undcsircd.
{rrevolutus, a, um. ///. imopened
Imdcndus,a,um. pt.to be dcrided
,a, um. ailj. irreligious, Irridens, tis />f. dcriding, jecrinjr.
ingodly. CHiinot retuni /rridco,ere,isi,isuni a '2 to deride,
4.e adj.from which om »o mock to scoif, to jcer, to ban-
dis,e u<//.irrcmediah)c. ter,to ridiculc, to laugh to scorn.

sr, mdv. irre|rularly.
a,um./>/.unboun<l,loo8e
lis /. •'>. irreligion.
adv. irrcl : .|rtoiiftly.

is, e. adj. irremissiblc.
a, um. pt. unremovcd.
bilis. e. adj. not to bc
or returncd.
a. e adj. irrctrievablc
ter,a//r, irrecoverably.
a, um. />/ not found.
s pt. crecpingin.
,psi,ptum n 3-tocrccp
, to steal into. or upon.
ilbtlis, c ailj. irrepre-
dameless.

kis, & Irreprensus, h,
jneless,harinless, just.
n.1 tocreep in by iittlc
► iteal into,to encroach
tis* at/j. restlesss.
vet Inrequictus, a, um.
:d, disturbed, restless
um.pt.not cut,orpared
Lca*/j.nol to be looscd
i^iun. pt ncver loosen-

a.um. p/.unquenched.
te],ire,ivi,itum a. 4.to

Irrideor, eri./>.to bc laughcd a'..l\
[rridicule,«</i\ unplcasantly, bald-
!rridlculuin,i.ri.2.a laughiit^-stock
lmgandus,a,um. pt.Xo \vater,or bc-

watered. to moistcn.
Irrigatio, miis./ 3. a watering.
Irrfjrritor, oris. j». 3. a watercr.
lrrig!Uu.s,a,um. /tf.wate.re(l,bedcw-

cd. Irrigatus plagis,whipt till tlit

blood runncth down, J J /uttt.
/mgo,are. a.l to water.to bcdcw,

to moistcn,to soak,to diflusc ovci
Irrigor, ari. p. to be watered.
Irrigua,6rum. /// n. 2. streams.
frriguus a, um adj. watcred, wct,

moist, watering. soaking.
frripio, [in, rapio], pcre, pui, rcp

tum. a. 3. to hurry, or hastcn in
(rrisio, 5nis./3. derision. (cr
{rrisor,6ris.*n.3. a deridcr, a scorn
Irrlsus,a um. pt. derided, niockcd
Irrlsus.us.m. 4 derision, mockcrv.
tmtabilis,c-rt(//'. irritablc, waspisb.
Irritamcn,inis n. & Irritamentum

i.n.an incitemcnt,or provocation
> insnare,to cntrap, to|lrritandus*Mim./>r.to be provoked

llurc.
p. to be ensnared.
\.m. 3.an insnarer.(cd
71. pt insnarcd, involv-
jm £/ unmoved,hxed.
i». pt irreverent.
, ovtv. irrcvcrently.
, z. /. irrcvcrence

lrn'tans,tis.)W. provoking. cxciting

of no efTect, addlc. Irritus spc '*

disuppointed of his hopc, ('»»>•/.
/rroboro iire.a. 3. to grow sirong.
lr.*<^iiulus,a. um- pt.Xo be bcstow-
iiToj^itiojOniSj/J an inftiction.(cd.
Irrbg.itor,dris *i. 3. he thatimpos-

cth.
liro^atus, a, um. pt. imposed. in»

tiictcd,cnjoincd,laidy ov set upon r
//Tbgo,are.a.l.to inHict,to impose,

to lay, or sct upon, to ordaiu, to

enact, to makc, to bestow.
Irrojror, ari. p. to be infticted*
lrroRindus,a,um ptXo be sprinkled
Irrbrans, tis. pt besprinkling-
Irrorat.i'in/». there is dew,it mislef.
Irroratio, onis /. 3. a bedcwing.
/rrorcsco, ere. inc. to grow moist

with dcw (to wct,

Arroro.are.o.to bedew,to sprinkle,
Irroror, ari. p. to be bedewcd.
/n*ubeo,5re.w.2 vel /rrubcsco,ccre

n. 3. to bc, or g^row rcd.
l;ructo, arc- n. L to belch.
Irruens,tis. pt. rushing in,orupon.
(rrugatio. oni». /. 3. a wrinklinjr.
hrugo,are. a.l.to make wrinkled»
lrrugor, ari. p. to be wrinklcd,
Irrumatio, 5nis./ a sucking.
Irrfimator, oris m. 3. a sucker.
Irrumo,arca. ltosuck, or sucklc.
liTumpcns,tis. /«.brcakinjf.or rush-

ing in, blustering, boistcrous.
Irrumpo,pere,riipi,ruptum.n.3. to

brcak,rush,orhurry into.to enter.

Irritasso, /»;•/. Irritavero, Plaut Irruo, uerc, iii, utum. w. 3. to rusU
Irrltatio. Anis. / .>. a provoking, a in, or upon,to rush into, or upon

provocation,a desire,an appctite
IrrltStor, 6ris m. 3. a proroker.
Irritatus,a,um. pt & adj. \or,comp.

enraged. provoked, angry.
Irritouire a.l to irritatc,to cnragc,

i,c.adj. ior, comp. irre-

Irruptio /. 3 an irruption.
Imiptfirus,a,um /«/.about tobrcak^
or hhIi in, that would rush in.
Irruptus.a, wm.pt. unbroken, firm,
lrtibla, x.f. 1. a kind of vine.

IS.

to provoke, to vex, to stir up, af

fect. or move, tosacrifice. I

that cannot be recall-jlnitor, ari. p. to bc provokcd. |ls,ca,id. pr- n.he, shc, it, thc same^
«, s, nm. pt. idem.(ed. : lrrltus,a,uni.tff(/. void, vain f in vain,( UvaI, ^ick. V^. VviXv^v^i, «? v^\^»

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JNT

LNT

tween (t>reen,sprinldcd,markcd
Interfusus, a, um. pt. flowitig be-

be prcsent

(wall

Fiiterlcgemlus, n, um. /»/. to bc g&-
thcrediorpickcd up hcreand thcrc

Interfuturus, a, um. pt> tliat is to/nterlino,nere,lihi,Iivi f ve/lcvi, li-

tum. a. 3. to interlinc,to blot out

/nforjaceo, cre, cui. ». 2. to lic

between.
IntSrrlbl, adv. in the mean while.
Interjectio,anis./ 3. aninterjecti-

on,an interposition,a parenthesis

!ntf»rinfn;Mio£nis/.3.a thrcater.in^
Intcrnunatus, a, um. pari. U atij.

thrcatencd.tbrhiddcn, unlinriicd.
/n/rnnino, arc. n. 1. to tlireaten.
//i/rmHnor,uri,atus sum. dep. 1. to

threatcn, to chanje, to tbrbid.
hitcrininus,a.um. udj. unbounded.
/7»/rrmibcco.€rc,scui, stum. a 2. to

intcnninglc, to interuiix, to mii.
Intcrmissio, onis / 3. an intermb-

sion. (omit.

Intcrmissurus, a, um. pt. about to

Intcrgerinus paries, a partition- [nterlitiis.a,um. pt interlincd,hlot-
Intenrferium, i.?i. 2. idem. ted, blurred, daubed, efTaccd.

Interjacens, tis. pt. lying- bctwcen. Interlociitio,ouis./ 3. an interposi-
"" '"' rt *~ *'-- tion ofspcech, an intcrruption

hitcrlocutorius, a, um. adj. inter-
locutorv.

//iterl6quor,i,cutns </.3.to interrupt
in discourse to cVtcrminc in part
Interjectus, a, um. pt. cast, put, or 1 ! ntcrlucatio, onis. /. 3. a loppingjliitcrmissus, a, um. pt. left oft, dii-

placcd between, intervcninjr. "*' ' '* ' - — *" '

Intcrjcctus.us.m.a laying betwcen
Intcrjlcio (intcr.jacio), cerc, jfici,
jectum. a. 3. to cast, sct. put, or
place bctwecn, or amoii£.
nterjicior, ci. p. to bc bctwccn.
Intenm, adv. in thc meantimc in
thc mcan whilc, somctimcs, now
and thcn, on a suddcn, notwith-
-standing".
Intcrim jndus, a, um. />/. to be kill-

ed,or slain, to bc rent away.

Interimo l'mter,cmo ;, mcrc, rcmi,

mptum.a. -. to kill.orslay, to takc

&way,to consumc, toreducc. (cd.

Interi'mor,mi,rcmptus.^. to bc kill-

Int£rior,ius,ac(/. comp. mncr, deep-

er, ncarcr.
InterItio,onis./3.a perishing.(rish-
Interiturus, a, um. pt. about to pe-
InterTtus, a, wn.pt. killed, slain,
dead(ruin,utterdecay,extinction.
InterituSjds m 4.death,dcstruction,
Jnterjunctus, a, um. pt. joincd to-

getlicr, or in thc middle.

7nJcrjunjro.£ere,nxi,nctum.a. 3. to

join together, or bctwccn, to un-

yoke,to bait .orstay at a place. ed.

Intcrjur.jror,gi,nctus p. to be join-

Interius,tt'/i" c.mp. morc inwardly.

Jnterl;ibens,tis.///. sliding bctwcen

inJerlal>or,i apsus.rfto fall between

>57/ur^teo4ui'n.2-tolie hidbetwcen

off houghs.

IntcrliicUtus, a, um. pt. loppedso
that it may be secn through.
/n/L'rluceo,cre,luxi.«.2.to shinc be
twcen,to bc conspicuous,to stand
thin and hc sccn throug-li.
intcrluco [iiiter,lu\],urr. act. 1. to
makc a ^hulc in thc midst of wood,
to lop, ur clcar away bou«£hs.
|iit crludcns,tis //f.playing- aiiion^st
Intcrludium, i. /;. 2. an intcrhuh:
lutcrlunis, c. adj. moonlcss, dark.
lntcrluuium,i n. tlie chnn^eof thc

moon, conjtinctiou of the sun and

moon.
//iferluo,uci'e,iii,utiim.a.3. to flow,

or ruti bctwccn, to wush.
[nterluor, ui. /». to bc washed by.
lntcrluvics,ci/. 5. a strcam, a cur
'ntcrluvium, i n. 2. idem. (rcnt.
//i/crmanco, ere, nsi, nsum- 7». 2

to abidc, to coutinuc.
Intcrmcdius.a, um- adj. intermcdi-

ate,lying.or placcd in the middle.
!ntermcnstruum,i./i.the new moon
[ntcrmcnstruus, vid. Intermcstris
fniermco, are. n. 1. to gfo, pass, or

ilow betwcen, or throug-h.
[ntermcstris, e. arff. bcloninng to

thc spacc betwccn the olu moou

and the new; luna,the new moon,

Plin. (among.

//ifcrniicoj i>e. cui, n. 1. to bhine

continued, omitte^i, standing »-

sunder. (ance.

'ntennissus, us. vi 4. a discontimi-

intermistus, & Intcrmixtus, a un.

pt. mixed amongst,min^led with.

intcnnittcndus, h, uni. pt. to be

omittcd. (time.

Intcrmittens, tis. pt. ccasingfors
//i'mnitto,tcrc,isi,issum. act. 3. to

lcavc offto lay aside,tothrowup,

to discontinuo, to omit, to ccase.
tntcrnuttor.ti.issus./) to be lcftoff.
/»/e/'m6rior,irtuusr/.3.to dic in tbe

meun time,to dic,to be for^ottrt
lntcrmonturus,a. um.pt. thar slnB
lntcrmisccor.eri./>.to bemixed die
Intcrmortuus, a, um.pt. halfdeadi

fecble, lifelcss, heartlcss, forgoV

teiii ncj^lcctcd, corrupt, naughtr.
Intermundium,i, n. 2. thc di&uncc

bctwecn divers worlds(two wab
lntcrmuralis,e.o<(/.that is bctweei
//i/c)'iiaicor,ci,natus.f/.to spring up
Litcrnutus, a, um. part. cum diL

^rown up among , or betwoen.
Intcrnccatu9,a,um./)/- killed, sUfe.
lntcniccialis,e. adj. mortal,deadlj<
Intcniecies, ei./. 5. utter rahi-
Intcniecinus, & Intcrnednit i,

um. adj. mortal, deadJy, crucj

bloody.
Internecio, 5nis* / 3. univent

slauyhter, utternib, great ci

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(struction.

!cTvc\ adv. with utter dc-
co, are. ciii.Kc cavi, ctum &
.«.1 to put all tu tlie sword.
:cto,tcrc,xui & xi,xum-a. o.
t,ortic togethcr»tointcrlacc.
;ctor.ti p. to bc intermixed.

lnterpolatio dnis/J.ancwdrcssing
Interp6lator,dris. 1,1 .i. a mcnder <>.
old things, a vamper. .1 polishcr
Interpolatrix,Tcis/o.id.[furnishcd
lnterpblatus, a, um />/. rcpaiied
Interpblis, e adj. vampcd up.

.hf ico,are. n. 1. to builditsIntcrpoTo : intcr,polio],are. a. 1. tc

mong.

gran», tis /•/. blackish.
tens,tis.^/.glittcring among
teo,crc,tui./t.toshineamong
kliuni,i.?j. & intcrnddius. i
ic spacc bctw eentwoknots,
11 s, a knuckle.
sco,cere,n6vi,notum a.3. to
umougst othcrs,to disccrn
.inguish. (tinguishcd

>scor,ci, ndtus. p. to be dis-

interpolatc,to inscrt, to mcnd,U
vamp up,to repair,torcncw : tofur-
nish.to scour,to polish, to reiinc,
to interrupt, to hindcr.

Intcrpolor, iiri./j. to bc renewcd.

Intcrp6nendu8, a, um pt to be put
bctwcen, ttr intcnnixed.

/n/?rpdno,erc,sui,situm.a.3. to in
tcrpose,to intcrmeddlc,to put be-
tween, or in, to insert, to mix, to
subom.

iculus,i m.2 a catamite.(ger Intcrpdnor,i, sYtus./k. to bc mixcd.

mcia,a-./'l afcmale messcn-
incio,ure a. to go ona mcs-

mcius, i ra.2. a mcsMcngcr
is, u, um. adj. internal, 111-
sccret privatc, conccalcd
rcrc.trivi.tritum.a.o.torub,
, ur cnunblc into.
• f ri. p. to !>c rubbed into.
tlinium, i. «. 2. a spacelcft
•cn two rows or ranks.
irtio,irc.u.4.topart bctwccn
dlans, tis. pi. hindcring.
;llatio,onis/.2.inteiTuption.
:llator,nris.fn.3.an intcrrup-

Jhto<plico,are a\ to foldbclwcrr.

:llatHH,u,urn pt intemiptcd,
bcd. hindered, discontinu
iportuncd, dcmundcd.
dlo,arc.a.l.tointcrrupt, to
b, to hindcr, to dcmandi to
ro. lnterpcllarc dcbitorcm
erau KCtion ugainst adebtor
?Uor,ari./>tobc intcrrupted
itcatio,dni*./3.an interfold-

Intcrpbsitio,Onis/i. an intcrposi

tion, an interlineation, on inter-

mixture.

lnterpositus,a, um.pt. intcrposcd
lntcrpbsitus,us- tn. 4. an intervcn-

tion.
//iMqjrcmo,mcrc,cssi,cssum. a

to prcss hard to stop, or closc in.
Interpres,ctis. c g. an intcrpretcr,

an cxpoundcr,atrauslatnr,usooth-

saycr. a mcdiator, a confidant.
Inierpivtiuulus, a, uni/ir. to bc in

terpreted,

Interpretans, tis. pt. intcrprcting.
Intcrprctiitio finis./LV un intcrprc-

tation,a tr.mslation,a conjecturc
Interpretator, oris. wi. 3. an intcr.

prcter.
Intcrpretaturus.a,um. pt. about t(

interprct,or expluin. cxpounded.
Interprctritus, a.um ^/.iutcrprtteci
Intcrpretor,ari atussum,</.l to in

tcrpret,to cxj.ound.to explain,t(

understand to translatc,to judgc,

to account. to estcem.

fiitcrpunctum,i m.2. a point^t stop.
1ntcrpunctus,a,um,^/.pointcd[stop
/.•j/irpungo,cre,nxi a-o-to point, to
l..tcrj)urgatio,6nis./.J u cle;msing.
//i/crpurgo,are. a. 1 to takeaway

superfluous branchcs.
//iterputo.are. a 1. to prunc away

littlc branchcs

luterpiitor, ari. p- to bc pruned.
//i/erqucrorjrijesius sum. dep. o.to

com()lain frcqucntly.
Interquicsccns, tie pt. rcstimr be-

twecnwhilcs^rcstbctwccuwhiles.
/?//<rrquie.sco,cerc,evi,etuin.n.3. to
/nfe rrado, erc, asi, asum. act. 3. to

scrapc otT, to thin.
fntcrrasilis, e. adj. filcd,polishcd.
lnterrasus,a,um />/scraped,carved
Interregnum, i.n.2 an interrcign.
lntcrrcx,egis w.a regcnt,aviccroy.
interrTtus.a,um^/. undaunted, un-

dismaycd, fcarless, hold. (ed.
Interr6gandus,a, xim.pt. to beask-
[nterr6gans,tis/»/.a.sking,iiiquiring
Intcrrbgatio,dnis/.J. au intcrroga*

lio:i, qucstion, inquiry, demand.
mtcrrogativCfaav.iiiteii^ogativcly.
lntcrrogativus, a, xxm.adj. interro-

g;itivc, of asking.
latcrrogatiuncula, x./ 1. a short

qucstion,or dcmand.a catcchist.
Intcrri5gritor,Oris.w.3 a demander,
lntcn a ogutdriai/»/.n. 2. intcrrogato-
li^.tcrrbgatus^a, um.pt. asked. ries>
/"///rrrbgo, ure. a. 1 to ask, to dc-

mar,d,to examine,to accusc,to ar-
lnicrrbgor,ari p to bc asked.'gue.
lnterrumperidus,a,um./».'. to be in-

ten*upteil, or brokcn iu upon.
intcrrumpcns,tis. /•/. interrupting.
.'/i/rrninipo,pere.rOpi ruptum.a3.

to intcrrupt,to disturb,to hindcr,

to breuk oiT,ordown.(te:TUpted.
intcrntmpor, i. uptu^. i.to be in-

/n/erruo,ue rea ^ .totwivVi^ew^.«v-

Intcrpunctio, 6nis. /3. a pointu\|;\lii\mii\i^ x aide« % >s^i^^

sr«

joc

1RA

IRR

voIve,toinfoUl,tofold,orwrapup,; to jcs', to i-ully- j tdm, thcy are fallcn o

to entangle, to cover, or hide, toJ6cose,a /t» ius,c7*n/Mnjest,mcrrily Iracundc, adv. in an^cr,

conccal to surround, to fjrasp, toJ6c5sus,a,um. pt. jocosc. chcerful Irucundia, tz.j. paasion,

roll, or tumble upon, to give tip.Joculabundus, a, um. adj. jcsting. Iracunditer, adv. an^ril

Involvor,vi.lQtus p.to be involvedjtfciilans, tis. pt. jesting, s;')orting.;lracundus,a,uni.u/#. lor

fnvblute, adv. closely, covcrtly. |j6cularia,drum. pl. /». 2 bracclets.j sionatc liasty, snapp;

Invftlutio, ftnis./ .*. an infoldjng^.SJociiluris, e. aitj. iocular,amusing.! petty, boiatcrous, ragi

Invhlutus, a, um. pt. issimus, *M/*JJ6c61arTter, adv jocosely,mcmly.Iraccns.tis. pt beinganj

wrapt up,- covcred, intricate. Ll6ciilarius, a, um. adj. jocular. jlrascibilis. e. adj irasci

Involviilus, i. ia. 2. a viiiofretter. jjoi ulator.oris m.>. a jester.a droll.|irascor,ci,utus //. to bc a

Inurbanc,a</z*. unmanneriy,riul(:ly.J6culat6rius, v^nci^.merry.drollj ed,or d.splcased,to gTi

Inurbanus, a, um. a'//'. ungentccl,J6ciiIor,ari.r/.to jest,toshow tricks'lrutc, ath. ius comp nnj

nide, clownish. Jficiilus,i m 2.allttle jest,a low jestjlratus.a.um.at//. ior,c m

Inurcns, tis. /»/. scorching. Jncundus, a, um. adj. pleasant. mp. angry, displcascd,

Inurendtis, a,um. pt. to bc nippcd.Jdcus, i m. in pfur. J6ci,m. Jk JocaJ cnragetl, agitated, tei

brand, to imprint, to fix upon, to [ota,n indrcl the letter j, ov jod. a luce, a stone, the circl
enamcl, to pmcli. to nip, to curl. jot,a tittle the least thing that is. thewhiteandthe uppk
Infiror, r\, ustus /».to be burnt in'Jovis,i>r;i.a JupiterJovisarbor,thclr«uiia, <c/ 1. irony, a
Iniisitatc ,af7r.unustially,strangelvv oak,Ot> Jovis barbu,7Wcaulis,sea-j speech.
Inusttuto, flc/r. idcm. cominon.. grccn, oi houseleck. Jovis dius, Ironicc, adv ironically,
Inusltatus, a, uin. adj unusual,un-' t!mi^<lav. .lovis flos,rosccumpion, Irontcus, a, um adj iro
Inustums,a,um./>*. about to brand.j Vlin. Jovisales, the caglc. 'irpcx. iois./ ■->. a rake,

Inustus, a, um pt. scart.d,branded.: IP. |jrradiutio, onis/. X an i

I>iusus,us.m. 4. wantoflifc, disuse. Ipsc, a um. pron I, thoti, beforc a "

fitablcncss, usclcssncss. I those very gods we are speaking|Irras.:s, a, um. /».'. unsha

Infitiliter,flr/r.unproiitably,Tainly! of.Ipse ego,ipsc egomet,lmyself,jliTationabilis, e.at(/. unr

itus,a,um./«. madc known.| Ter Tute ipse, thou, thvscif, Id. Irratidualis, c, adj. irra

Invulgat

//ivulgo,are.a.l topuhlish-orblazc, I!oc ipsum, this very thing, Cic.
lnvulnerabilis,c «(// invulncrablc, Ipsummcnosti you knowme, 7Vr
Iuvulnenltus.a,um.^. unwounded. Ij>scmet pron. hc himsclf (sumc
K). l I|isissimus,a,um.(i^'.cven thc ver\

V^nterj.a. cry of joy.oh! (sporting.lpsus, a,um. pron pro Ipsc, he.
Jocubundus, a, uin. atfj ji-sting*,' IR.

Jocaliter, a«/i-. in jest, merrily. Ir, in composition. stands forin.
16>ans,tis pt. jcsting. Ira, ;t /l.anger, wratli rage.pas-

J6catio,6nis/.;>. a jesting.railler>-.| siun, displeasure, rescntment, a
IocHUis, a, um. pt. je«Jting. ,' quarrcl, a falling out,.afault, lust.

//rauccsco, ccrc, rausi

grow hoarse
lrrecuperabilis, c- adj
lm ; divivus,a,um.ac(/. n<

vived- 'cannot safi
liTedux,ucis.ai(/ from
I n•'.■ fragab i li s, c a dj in
I rrc frugabihtcr, ath* in
irrcfulabilis, c adj not
lrregtilaris,c adj irregu

^ocorykri^tus 4,uin. tirj: I. to jokc,. Lvx au\V. iuter Cilyccrium & gna- Irre^ulariUs, atis/3, k

IIIR

IKR

IS

27.5

ungodly. CHiinot return
lis.e a>lj.t'rom which on<
bilis,c <jt//.irrcmediablc.
ilis e. wtj. irrcmissihle.
. a, um. pt. unremoved.
abilis. c. u/j. not to bc
I, or returncd.
lis c a<ij. irrctrievahlc
liter,<i</:*, irrecoverably
, a, uin. pt not fouml.
is p:. creepitijrin.
*e,psi,ptuni nJ.tocrcep.
1, to steal into, or upon
lsibllis, e udj, irrepre-
blamelcss.

isus, Sc Irreprensus, a,
lamele*s,harinlcss, just.
t.n.1 tocreep in by littlc
;o tteal into,to encroach
etis- adj. restlcsss.
iyvel Inrcfniictus, a, um.
led, disturbcd, restless
n um./>/ not cut,orpare<i
Lse a«//.not to bc looscd
^um. pt ncver looscn-

i.aum. /tf.unqucnched.
<ctc],irc,ivi,ituin a. 4.to

trrevocatus^um. pt not to be call} of no efTcct, addlc Irritus spe »

ed back. ur withhcld, uiidesircd. dis:ippointcd of his hope, Cwt.

irrevblutus, a, um. pt. unopcned. frroboro are.a 3. to jrrow stroii{r.

Lmdcndus.a,um. pt.to be derided. lrr<«tf:iiulus,a, utn- pt.to be beHtow-

ftcr, adv. irrcfrularly.

i,o,um./»/.unbo'in<l,loG8e

6nis / >. irreligion.

:, adv. irrrr.jriously.

iVt, um. «!•(/". iircligioiisJlrridcns, tis f»t. dcridimr, jeeriiijr.

/rrideo,ere,i'si,i"sum a '2 to deride,
to mock to scott*, to jeer, to ban-
ter,to ridiculc, to laugh to scorn.
Irrideor, eri. p.io be latitfbcd a' .. 1\
Irr7dfcrile,n//i*. tinpleasantly, bald-
lrrid!cuhiin,i.N.2.a laughitiir-stock
(rri{randus,a,um. fu.to watcr,or bc-

watered. to moistcn.
Imjratio, onis./ 3. a waterine;.
Irrijrritor, oris. nt. 3. a watcrcr.
LrrigSlu.s,a,um./#/.tt'atcre*i,bedcw-
cd. lrri^atus pla)rW,\vliipt till tht
blood runncth <lown, Pluut.
/Vrt£0,are. </.l to water,to bedcw,
to moistcn,to soak,to diflusc ovci
Irrigor, itri. p. to bc watered.
Irrigua, 5rum. pl n. 2. streams.
Imguus a, tim adj. watercd, wct,
moist, watcrinjr. soakitifr.
Irripio, [in, rapio], pere, pui, rep
tum. a. 3. to hurry, or hasten in
Irrlsio, 5nis./3. derision. (er
lrnsor,dris.wi.3. a derider, ascorn*
lrrlsus,a um. pt. deride<l, mockcd
Irrlsus.us.m. 4 dcrision, mocken .
Irritabilis,c-a<//. irritable, waspish.
lrritamen,inis n. & Irritameutum
i.nan incitemcnt,or provocation.
to insnare,to entrap, to|lrritan<lus,a,um./V.to be provoked

illurc.

p. to be cnsnared.
is.iR. 3.an insiiarer.(cd
im. pt insnarcd, involv-
,'.im pt unmoved,fixcd.
tis. pt irreverent.
r f a./r, irrcverenlly.
if x. f. iiTcvcrcnce,

i^e.aJj. ior. comp. irre-

IrritAns,tis./w. provokinj?. cxciting
ImtasHO, pr '• lrritave.ro, J*taut
Irrltatio, 6nis. / 3. a provokinjr, a
provocation.a dcsire,an appctite

Irrit&tor, dris m. 3 a proroker.

Irritatus,a,ttm. pt & arfj. ior.com/» .
enrajred. provokcd, angry.

Irrito.are n.l to irritate,to cnrajrc,
to provnke, to vex, to stir up, af
fcct. or move, tosacrificc.
that camiot be recall-|lrrItor, ari. p. to be provoked.

», a, mn. pt. idc in-i <y\ . Irrftti$,a,um.ar( '. voi«, \ ain.in vainJ tlvaX, «ick. \4 \,vi\" A^> %v vkk

irroj^atio,onis./.3 an iniliction.(ed.
irrb£*ior,dris m. 3. he that impos-

tth.
Im\ratus, a, um. pt. imposed. in»

riictctl,cnjoinecl,laid, or set upon r
/;ro^o,are.a.l.to inHict,to im{)Ose,

to lay, or sct upon, to ordaiu, to

enact, to make, to bestow.
Irrbjror, ari. p. to be infticted,
lrror«uulus,a,um pt.to be sprinkled
Irrbrans, tis. pt besprinkling-
lrrorat.i/n/». there is dew,it mislec.
Irroratio, onis / 3. a bedcwiiur.
/rrbresco, ere. inc. to fjrow moist

with dew (to wet.

//Toro,are.o-to bc<lew,to sprinkle,
Irroror, ari. p. to be bedewcd.
/rriibeo,erc n.2 itf/ ^rrubesco,ccre

n. 3. to bc, or gTOw red.
I.-ructo, arc n. 1- to belch.
Irrucns,tis. pt. rushing in,orupon.
Irrii^ratio. onis. / 3. a wrinkling.
lml|ro,arc. a.l.to make wrinkled»
Irriijror, ari. p. to bc wrinkled.
Irriimatio, 5nis./ a suckinfr.
imlmator, oris m. 3. a sucker.
Irriimo,are a- lto suck, or sticklr.
Irrumpcns,tis. />/.brcakinjr,or rush-

ing in, blustering, boistcrous.
I;Ttimpo,pere,riipi,niptum.».3. to

brcak,rush.orhurrv into.to enter.

Irruo, uerc, ui, utum. n. 3. to rusli

in, or upon,to rtish into, or upon.

Irruptio / ;> an imiption.

Imipt.urus,a,um /»/.about to brcak^

or rush iu, that wouhl rtish in.
Irru|)tus,a, mn.pt. unbroken, firm,
Irtibla, x./ 1. a kind of vine.

IS.

Is,ca,id- //r: nhe, she, it, thc same^

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JUS

JUV

LAB

whatislaw, executive powcr in|JiistTfico,urc,a. 1. tojustifv f 'tice.^iivo f arc^Ti,fit«m.o.:
tryinjr. judging and punishing. allusuf Icuvmwi ndj thatdolh jus-| sist, succour,favour,

di&trict. • in the kiu f a law* er.
Jurisperitua,i.m.2 a pcrson skillcd
JtirisprQdcns, tis. m. 3. a lawyer.

Justilia,ne/1 justice,iiitegrity, up-

rig > htncss,rig > )itcousnf , H.s, clemcn
cy,mcrry, the mcthod of justice.

good-tn prufitjto plea

Jtirisprudentia, ac./. 1. jurispru-Uustitium, i- n. 2. vacation. astop.

dtnce. jjuslo, adv. [JustoJongiusJJonger,

Jfiro,arc.<z. 1. to swear, to take an than just, or mect.

oath, to comprisc Jurare ai-as, to Justus,a,um.«.7/. \or t comp. issimus.

]:iy his hands on the altar, and *f//jjiist,rijrlit y mcct, propcr, rca-

swearby the £ods, //. r. sonablc,cquitab!c due, dcservcd,

Jfiror, ari. /mi*«. to be sworn lawful,lioncst,upright, rigiitcous,

Juriiltnlus.a.um. adj full of juicc, pious, exact, perfect, coniplcte,

or liquor, stewecl in hroth. I .lustified.madc.or accountcd just.

Jus.jOris.i». «.justice, cquity, rijjht, Juvaiiicn,iiii.sn. , l. help, assistaHrf.

finncsty,:reason,)aw 1 anordinance,Juvand | is.a, uui./jMo he hdpcd,o

«r Ktatute, a comt, a tribunal, au- Jiivans, tis pt. helping. /assistcd

thoritv

stat

gnicl, pottag^e Suininum jus, the Juvatiirus,a, um /./. about to hc.lj

rijrottr ofthc la\v,CV. Jui Quiri-Juvenalia itim./#/ n. '6. games, or

Juvor, ari //. to belu

Juxtas, f/rap. cum. aa

iicar, near to, hard

ncxt, after,accordin;

Juxta. adv cven, al;k

well onc as the othc

Juxtim, adv nigh, oj

Ixia, ac./! mistlctoe.

KA.

KAlendx, sivc Cal
pl.f l.thc calends
Kalcndarium,i. n vt-h
i. m. 2 a calcndar, ai

LA.

FXbans. tis jw. totte
Jing",droopi nj»",jf i vn
. . .. t dy to yield, or th , d(

tum, the cominon law of thc Ko- fcasts for the e\ercise of youth. La*barum,i w.2.the rov.

r. niniu»., «. vuui i, m. liiijiiihU} mi-iiuTnnni i». y... »»%. »■"■■,*, . | w^iaiv.u

!hority.powcr,comimn(l,libeiayiaJuvar, imp. lt plcascth. or delijrht
statc, or condition, juice, broih,' eth, it prcfiteth, or docth gtjod

miuis J*lin. Optiino jure prredia,Juvcnalis. e adj Juvenalis dies, a

fi-ccliold-Iandjdischarg-c d fi*om all day added to the Saturnalia Suet

taxes,ordutics,t7r.<iuojurcqua-Juvenca, rc./ 1. a hcifcr. (man.

que injuria.right, or wrong", 7Vr. Juvcnculus i. m. 2. a little youngjL
Jusciilum,i n. 2 dim. broth, jrruel Juvencus, a, um. adj younff.

Jusculum coactum, jelly, Jun Juvencus,i.7/i 2a bullock, or stecr,
Jusjurandum, jflrisjriraiidi, & jus- a youngman. (spnmting- forth.

•uraudi.n. a solemn oatii, an oath Juvencscens,tis p/.^rowin^young-,
Jusso. pro Jussero, /V*/- Jiivcnesco, cere, inc .i. to grow

Jussor, dris. m- 3. a commandcr. \ youn^to grow wanton,orplayful,
Jussum,i.H2.acomm:iud,acharge.i to friak
Jussurus, a, um/»f. about toonlcr, Jiivenflis,c.«r(/.ior, c mp. juvenile,

couimand ©r will(ed, aj)pointcd. ! youtliful, wanton, gTeat, hugc.
Juss'.!s,a4im./>/ ordcrcdjCoimmnd.Juvcnilitas^atis /* 3- youthfulness.
Juss*!^ us« m . 4. an ordcr, a com-Juveniliter, adv. yotithfully.

mand^ acharg^e, consent, will. (Juvcnis, e. adj. young. (woman.
Justa bmm.pl n. 2 funcral ritcs, aJuvcnis,is.c. ^3.a young man, or
dailv, r ordinary task,aduc rate f : Jiivcnor,ari,atus sum.^/.l.to play a
proportion, r allowance. | youthful part, to wanton

Justc, adv. iusi comp. issime, aup.
justly» lawfully, uprightly.
Juhl), pro Jussisti, Te\

Juventa, x.f 1. youth, young 1 age
Juventas,atis/. youth,thc ^roddcss
of vouth

JustificCitio, (5nis/J. justification. Juvcntus,utis/. youth, youngf pco-
^tstiiicHtor, dris. m. 6. a juatifier \ ple,covjagc,thcgoddessof youth.

al standuinl, a fiug 1 , oi
Labasco,cere,/;ic *• to
to givc wav, to be rc
^abascor. ci. d. o. idc;
Labda, x m \. a vilc c
Labecula, x. f. 1. a lit
Labcfaciendus./ir.to b«
L^ibefacio [labo,facio]
factum a.S. to mukc
ready to fall,to weakt
to shakc, to frig-litcn
ragv, tospoil, to infci
I ,abefactaudtts,a t u m pt
gtircd, or shakcn. to !
Labcfactatio, 6ms/.J. i
Labefactator, 6ris. m.
miner.
Labefactatus,a, uxn.pt'
wasted, tottering, sh
dv to revolt.
LabSfactio, oiii* / a lo
Labcfacto. labojacto], l
to weaken,to loosen,to
confound,ro shake,to u

LAB

LAC

LAC

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L-iborans,tis£*.labouring,opprcss-; Lac recen.s. new milk, P/in Flos,
cd, sick, bitten- Laborans luna,' cremor, vel pingue lactis, crcam.
the moon in eclipse. Utero Iabo-Lacer,6ra,enun.«j//.tcaring, rend-

rans, be.njr wlth child, Jfor.
Labftratur, impcn. a gre it deal of
pains is taken. Ltboratum est

pestilentia siccita^e. there was aLicerabflis,c.a'//.that may betorn

ing^torn.rent, mangled, maimcd,
shattcred disablcd, battered, dis»
hevellcd, scatUred dispersed

Lacerandus,a,um-A'- to be rcnt, >r

torn to pieces(tearing inpieces.

Lacerans, tis. pt tearing, rcnd ; nflf,

L-iccritiOjOnis. /*a tearing,arend-

inx- (eth.

ce, to chaige, or alter, to o-| heart gocs pitapat for fcar, Piant.'. juicc of hcrbs,the pulp of figs,&c.
rojv.to al nostruin,totempt.|Laborandus, a, um pt. to labour. | Pressum lac,cheese-curds Yirg.
ic or.iri.p. to be weakcncd.
ic us, a, um. pt. weakcncd,
n.'d, totterjng, jjivimr way,
lshed, decaye 1, undermin-
nost ovcrthrow;i,unccrtain.
\o labo.fio], fieri. nent ptus.
b ■ looscned, or weakencd.
lum.U >. a little lip, a lip, a
vat u »edin ba.hs to wash in.
,n of endcarraent.
is,ti* pt. slid nir.glidinjr, run-
passingon, ©raway, falhng",
jjto decay,d?cli ung fain^.ing
>, onis. m. >. a person that is
)?r|ipped a kiid of fiush.
,is/.3. a sjot,a stain. or ble
, a dash, or blot, a fault, guilt,
e, d:*Uonoir. di»crjlit, dts
e renaorse, compunction, in
,ruin,dcstruct -on. a gTcatfail
,-r.f.l alip(ofrain,orground
ua^L,uma.// sli ppcry -slabby
s,e.a J 0.apt to slip, slippery.
*us*a,u n adj full lippc l (Hp.
m.i.n 2.alip,a thick, or lo.ver
lre.car .pret.n 1 to totter, to
i%dy to drop down,or out ,to
;r,tohesitate,to droop,io H -ig;
rink.tofail,to dceay tojolt.to
e. to bulge. A limus labat
>le lose their seiises. (?■•/?.
',labi,lapsut sum.J.ito slidc,
de,to fly,to float.to fiuctuat
lil, to run, to run or tricklc
i,i o pass on,or away, to fall to
decay, to faint, to trip, or
ike. lAbimentc, tobedeli-
i» to rave. Ceh.

great plajrue, droujrht, &c Cic

Liboratus,a, um pt. well wrougiit,
formed, or done with care. (inr

Labirifer,e'ra l cru;n.a Ij. p.iins tak

Llb5riose, a-iv ius. conp. is?imc,

»up. painfully, hardly, with much LaceVator, oYs m 3 hc thattew-
ado !Lice'ratiis,a,um.p/. torn, manglcd.

ljab5riosu3,a,um.a/;. ior, comp. is-!Licema, *./, 1. a riding^-coat, a
si'mus,».v/i laborious, pa : >iistakin^«| cloak, a cassock, cowl, or hood.
toilsime, wcarisome, fatiguing 1 . j.lAcernatu-j, a, um. a'lj cloaked.

Laboro, arc. rt.k n. l.to labour, to LicSro.are.a 1. to tear,to rend, to
work to take pains, to strive, on tear,orpull in picoes.todestroy.to
cndeavor.to make, orforge,to be" spendriotously.La.:erareprorbis,
p.izzled,or pcrplexc d,f o be trou-» to revilc one. Laccrare famam ali
bled,or conccrned.to bc in want, 1 - cujus, %o blemish his reputation,
distrcss,or dan^cr,to be a^Hictcd. 1 Iax*.

or oppressed, tobc sick, or ill, toLiceror, !iri atus. p. to be torn.
sufFer, to lic under. Lice>ffs<is,a, um,«'/;. raggcd.rcnt.

Laborare causa, to have a bad Licerta,ac /*.l. a lizarJ. newt, fish.
causc, Qwnt. Sfon hboro de no LIcertosu3,a, um a^/.stron^.braw-
mitic I circ not for the namc,/</. ny. (forcc, a li/ard, a fish.

Lib^ror, ari./>. to be donc. 'Licertus,i.w. 2. an arm, streiigth»

Libos, oris. m. J. virt. Labor. ,Licesscndus, a, um pt to bc pro.

Lab53us,a,um.a'(;.slippery,slabby.' vokcd or injured.to provoke(ing

Labros, i.m 2. adog, Worrier. Lacessens,tis pt provokin^attack-

Ijabrosus, a, um. alj havin^gTeat [ncessftio, onis / :S. provocation.

lips. or brims like lips

Liccs&iturus,a, xiva.pt. about to at-

Labrum,i.n 2a lip,a krink, »rbrim, tack, or abuse.
a bathing-tub, a bath, a vat,a cii-Licess!tih>,a,um pt. provokcd, ex-
tcrn a brcwcr's coolcr. asperated, attackcd.

abrusca,x/.1.8c T^Driscum, i. yi.Licesso,sere,sivi & ii,sltum. a. 3.
2. a wccd, the wil l vine. to disturb.to trouble, to tease, to

Pi 8c L4bos Aris. m. 5 labour,

s,eiercise, clrud^ery,toil,fa-|Liibumum,i n'2. a shrub. byrinth.

i^hyriiit icvis, a, um aij. ofala-
oern, anxietv. distress, a bur Libyrinthus,i m. 2. a labyrinth, a
i*icknesi, illnrss, an eclip.se. nazc,a dirfi^ult,- nntricate thing"
de labxirc pe<$u tumlit, raf iLac^ctis. ». i.mdk, the brcait, the

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importunc, to ask, nr request, to
challenge,to provoke, tostirup,
to drive,orpush on, to encourage,
to attack, to harass, to injatc N <A

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LED

LiKV

Laceasor, i. & Llcesaior, iri, TtusJLac.tarius,a,uma((/. raade of milk,

aum.pata. to be provoked(faint
LichSnisso,are n. to bcfceble. or
Lachano,are.n.l to fecd on herb9.
Lachanum, i, n. 2. a potlierb.
Lachnc, es./3. a dog, Sticklc.
L&chryma,x/1. a tear,a drop, the

dropping of a tree, distress
Lachrymibilis,e.ar(/. to be bewail-

ed ,lameatable,mournful.[to weep
Lachryjnubundus,a,um.a<(/ rcady
Lachrymandus, a, um.pt. to bc

wepUorlamentcd^to lamentfping
LacVymanstis./rt. wecping, drop
Laclirymatio,6nis./.3.a wecpinjr, a

dropping of moisture, gaim, &c
LAchrymator,6ris. m. 3. a weeper
Lachrymatus, a, um. pt distilled
Lachrymo,are.n 1. 8c Lachrymor,

ari dXo weep,to lamcnt, to distil.
Lachryomose, adv. wccping*ly
Lachrymosus, vel Lacryraosus, a,

um.a<(/.full of tears,wccpin£,sad,

dolcful, mourrrful, troublcsom j
Lachrymula, x.f 1. a littlc tcar.
Lacinia,?e/l.thc flap.or hcm of a

garment,a jag, or rajr, a scparatc

fold, a surnamc of Juno.
LSciniattm, adv. by picccs.
Laciniatus,a, um.pt. hemmcd,fold
L&cinifoe^aoVjag-gedly ed,plaitcd
Lacini69us.a,um a<# full of plaits,

crurabled, jagrged, intricate.
Lacio.cere.a. i.to allure, to dccoy.
Licon,6nifi.m.^.a do£.Lacon(stew
LScdnicuxr, i. n. 2. a hothousc, a
Lac6nTcus,a,um.a<//. Lacedemoni-

an, laconic, short and pithy.
Jxic6nismus,i.m. 2 a short way of

giving", or yielding milk, milch
Lactariu&ji.m.a dairy-man, a railk-
Lactatus.&s. m.3. a sackling (raan-
Lacte, is, n- 3. milk.
Lactcns, tis. pt. sucking, having

milk,made of milk,milky, younjr
Lacteo,erc.yi.2.tosuckmilk,tosuck

I-acryma,v«/.Lachryma.'spcakingLxdcns, tis pt. hurting", injuring-.

Lactincus, a, um. aaj milky.
Lactans.tis />/.milk,givinjr l milk, or
suck, ruckling, tendcr.
J,actantia,um./>/ n. 3. white mcats.
jMtarta, x.f.l. milkwced.
Z*MctSrium, i. ;i. 2. a dairy-house.

Latdor, di. past. to be hurt,
Lxlaps,apis.m 3. a dog, Tempett.
L:ena, ac / 1 a cloak, nr mantle,!
roughfrock,afrieze-cassock acope
Lxsio,dnis./3.a hurting, r anrcoy*
Lrcsura, x / 1. hart,loM (ing.
Lxsurus,a,um.)>r. about to hurt, «"
injure.

Lacteblusa,um.aoj' milk white,fair Laesus, a, um- pt. hurt, wounded,

rent,torn, craoked. sullied, inj©-

ed, violated. wrongcd, onended,

opprcsscd Lxsa majestas tra-

son. Siurl.Rea \xsx 9 adver^ity, Ot.

Lactabilis,e .atfy .g-ladgojiul. joyocs-

L.netabundus,a,um a*(/ vcry mcnj.

L<etamcn,ini&,n. . co.npost,ouiun

Lxtandus,*» wm.pt. to bc rejoiced

Lxtan*. tis. pt. rcjoicinfr. «L

Lxtantcr, adv. gladly, joyfullj.

Lxtutio, onis / 3. mcrriness.

Lactatus,a,um- pt. having rcjokd

rejoicin^

Lactcs, ium./ the small guts, thc

milt.
Lactcsco,cSrc,mr.3 t0 becomelikc

milk,to havc milk to grrow milch.
Lactcus,a, um. atlj. oi\ ..r likc milk,

milky, whitc as milk.
Lacticinia, vid. Lactantia
Lactic61or, oris vid Lacteus.
LacU),rire.al to sucklc, toallurc,

to tleccivc
Lactfica, x.f 1 a lcttucc. Lactuca

leporina, sow-thistlc, Apul
Fiactficula, x. f 1 a littlc lcttuce
Lacfma^x/.l. a ditch, a puddle, a

dmin, anv littlc hole, .<r hollou

place,adefcct, rwant, Lacunafa-

nuc,ablcmish in onc^sgood namj
Lacunar, aris. n. 3. a ceilcd roof,

archctl, "r frettcd, a main bcam.
Lucunatus,a,um pt. wrought with

frctwork, uiadc hollow.
Lacuno are.a-1 to work with fret

work,to'pit,to Iay witli planks es
Lucunosus,a, um.a/i/.fiill of ditch-
Lacus,i,&.us. m. a lakc, a standing'

por>l,a vat.acooler, a troug"h, the

main heam of a house a corn-bin.
Lacusculus, i m 2 a little lake, . r
Lacuturria brassica, a savoy. (vat.
Lacuturris, is. / 3. a caulinower.

Lxdo,derc,xsi,xsum.a. 3. to hurt,
to wound, to injure, to infect, to
violate,to offcnd^to trouble,to af-
nict,to condemn,Lxdere famam,
to speak ill of one, CicLxderc fi-
dem, to break a promisc, la\

L.cte, ius, isalm^. ah- mcrr3ji
checrfullv, abundantlv.truitfoti^
Lattific.ms, tis. pt. inakinggU&
L.ctif ico[lxtii9,Ta<.ic»], are. o. !■•
makc g"lad, to cxhilaratc.
L.ctif icor,uri, atus, p to bc wb
jrlad, to rejoice. ^hi

Lxtificusa, um. adj that nub^
Lattisco.ccrc./t ;. to bccome^A
r^titia,x/l . g^ladness joy, Dilsj
abundancc, fruitfulness.
LxtitQdo, Inis / X idem.
L%tor,ari,atus sum.J.l.to bc gW»
joyful, i-r mcrry, to rcjoice.
Lactus, a, um adj. ior, comp. 0**
mus./rt//). g"lad, joyful, joyou^ i**
joicing.merry cheerful, pleasA
delig-htful,brisk.livelv, s»ift»<^
lin^welcomc, acceptable, luckjt
fortunate;speakinjfofneldv^*l
dant,plentiful,f>ujtful, verdarA *
cattle, fat, sleek, in good fikuf-
Lxva, x-/ 1- thelefthand-
Latvandus, a, udb. jm. to beiw

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h. IiimentabiHs. c. a<\j. lamcntable

or.ius c#m/Mn*de 8moother[Lamcntariua,a,um.«<(/. causing la-

aVdully, heavily.(planinjr
itio onis. /..'-. a sinooihing o*
i5riiu!,a,uni.a/(/.8moothing
itus, a, um. />/ smoothed.
»,are a.l.to smooth,to planc
ss, to polish, to looscn.
jr, ari. p to bc smoothed.
i.adj.ior.c mp. issimus, sup
h, phiin, cvcn, pohshcd,
soft, bare, bald.
s.atis /5.s>moothncss,plain
cvcnness, slcekness, b:i!d-
.xvitas intestinonun,a flux.
iire. (i 1 to smooth. (tV>
ari./> to be niadc stuooth
dris. m. 3 smoothncss, soft-

a, um. «</V. left,on the lefi
K>lish,silly.unlucky,inconve
unaeasonablc; in cadcst,au-
rospcrous,propitious,luck;
im,i.n.2 athincakc,afritte,
i, x.f 1 . a ftagon, a bottlc
^adj.z kindof gTape.'a hare
jt. /3.a bird w ith flesh likc
, dnis. m 3. a dogf, Ilnrricr.
intfno*, i. m 2. thc gripcs.
ophium,i ri.2.a harc-warrcn
:uh, vc.f 1. a littlc flagon
, a um. arf/. laic.

i. m 2. a layman. (ass.
• finis. m. 3. a foal of a wilil
ire. n. 1. to sing lullaby.
, i. m. ~. a lullaby.
t./l.a'slough,a bog,a ditcli
\\% % \\» pt licking.(to mangle
:ro,are.a 1 to teorin picccs,
tus, lis. m 4. a lickinjr.
3,bcre,bi 8cbui,bitum.a&. 71.
iick with the tongue,to lup
uch softly, to rcach, or as-
. to run, »r flow gvnlly by
la, x./.l. a little thin plate.
UUa, x.f. a very tUin plate.

mcntatiou, or mournmg.
Lumentatio.Snis /3. laincntation
LamcnUtus, a, um. pt lamented.
Lamentoryari.r/ 1. to lament,to bc-
wail, to bemoan, to wecp.
Lamcntuui,i n 2. a lamentation, a
bcmoaning. a shrick, an outcry
Lainia,x /la hag,a witch a bull
beggar, a bawd, a greatscalish.
Lamina,&perHvnc.Lamua,x./l.a
platc,07lhin picce of metal,u bar,
c»r*ingot of gold,or silver.a sword-
bladc, a thin board, a plank, thc
tip oftheear, a nutshcll.
Lamtndsus,a,um.a<{i.havin<r plates
Lamium, i. n. 2. dcad-nettle
Lammiila.x./ l.oVm.a little plate
IJimdsus,a,um.*<{/. full of plashes
Lampada, x.y. 1. id. <jn. Lampas.
l^ampadius, x. m. 1. a comct.
Lampas.adis /J.a lamp,a torch, a
ficry mctcor light, brightncss
Lampada alicui tradcre, to ap
point,a successor in works, Pers.
Lampsana, x./. 1 com-sallad.
LttinpMirus, i. m. 2. adog, Fox.

Lancf nator, 5ris. m. 3. a lancer.

Lancfnatus,a,um. />r. lanced, con-
iumed.

Lanclno,are.a.l. to lance.to thrust
through, to rcnd, to consurac.

Lanciila, x./ 1. a small bason.

Lanca, x./ 1. flesh-sliambles.

Lancstris, c atfy. of wool

Lancus,a,um.a</j'.woolen, made of
wool, or ftocks, soft as wool.

I-anga, x./ 1. an Italian beast. -

Langiiefacio,[Iangueo,facio]fC^re.
a 3. to wearj, to tire, to stop.

Langucns, tis. pt languishing.

Languco,crc,gui n2.*itp. car. tolan*
guish,to be sick,orfaint,to droop,
or flag,to fade, or dccay, to gTOW
fecble, dull, heavy, or LatledS, to
pinc away, to bccome weary, or
cloyed. Languet jubarlunx, the
moon shincthdim,or faintly, Sfa*.

Lunjruescens, tis pt. languishing.

I^uiguescOyCei-c.inc.S.to grow lan-
guid,to bccome duil, to abatc, to
fade

I>angnTde, acv. ius, eomp. faintly»
feebly, without spirit, a little.

Languidul^.aoTJ somewliatnuntly.

Lampyris. idis. / 3. a glow-wormJLangutduius,a,um. adj. somcwhat
L4na,x./l.wool,hair,down, moss

cloth. Lana cuprina,a tlungof no

valuc, H r. Lana facta, yam.
Lanaria. x.f 1- fullars-wced.
liinaris. c atij. that bearcth wool
Lunarius, a, um. adj. of wool.
Lunarius,i m.2.a c1otliier,a draper.
I^lnata, x / 1 a shccp, an cwc.
Lanatus,a,um.aa]/.ior, c mp wool-

ly, beariii{r, or like wool, mosjy.
Lancea, x.f. l.a lance,ajavclin, a

pike, a spear. a dart.
Lancearius,i.m 2.a pikeman(lanct
Lanccatus,a,um. pt. armed witha
Lancebla, x./.l. a little lance. 01

faint, fading 1 , or short.

Languidus,a,um.arf;.Ianguid,faint,
fceblc,wcak wcakcncd,decayed,
fadcd,gentle,slow, spiritless, mo-
tionlcss.

Languidiora vina, racy, mcllow
winc, Hor. (faintnesf.

LanguiHcus a, um aqj. cauaing

Langnla, x./ 1. a broad platter.

Languor,5ris m. 3 a languor.faint-
ncss,fccbleness . weak ness,weari-
ness,a want of spirit,dulncs.s. liat-
lctisness, inacti\itv lazincss. A-
quosus languor, tfic dropsy, Hor.

Laniandus, a, um pt. ready to be

I^ancinans, tis, pt. tearing". spcar.l torn, or cut in pieces. in piecea.
Lanclnatio, dms./. 3. a lancing. |LiSiniaiui t ti&. ^l.NKftxvK^ifc ^kmCxk^

880

LAl»

LAP

LAR

•

Lfcnmrium,i.7i.2. a slaughterhouse.|Lapidutor, firis. m. * throwcr ofl falling.desccnding, winding, ft£

JLaniatio, dnis/. 3. slaughtcr, car-jLapidatus,a,uin. pt stoued. stonca

Laniator, oris.m. a tcarcr.(nage.
Laniatus, a,um. /w.torn in pieces,

torn,reut,siu.ttered, slaughtered
LauiiLtus,usm.4 a tearing topicc-

cs, a buichcrin«f, a quartcring*.
Lunicium,i./i 2.a woolen,or cotton

nuiKitacture, or tradc.
Lanienu,x./.l.thc rl^.sii shambles

ihc butcUcrv,tl>e tradc of butch-

«»ry, iuivovk,dcstruction,carnugc
Lamier, cra, trum. a»//. beuring
Lanif ica, x.f 3.aspmster.(wooi
Lamficium,i./j. 2 thc art of m.tk

ingclotn, sp.nn.ng, carding, Stc
Lamficus,a,um adj. clothworking,

spinmn^, itc mdustrious (wool
Lunigcr, cra, crum adj. bearing
Lam^nus. a um. udj ofabutcher.
L.imo, oms. m. 3 a buUhcr-
L:iniu,are.a l.to tear o^pull inpiec

es,to tcur,to butchcr,to cnt up(cd
Linior,arL />.tobe torn,orbutcher-
Luuidnius,a, um. ■*</;■ ofa butchcr.
Lttnipc.idia, x.f 1. a spinstcr.
Lanisia, ;e m 1. a fencing niastcr,

Lamstaavium.acock muster,C /.
Laiutius, a. uni adj. of wool.
J-anius, i. m 2 a butcher.
Lanosus, a, um a.tj wo-jlly.
Lanig-in68ua,x,uin ailj. ior, comp

dovvny, soft like wooJ, or colton
Laniijro-ini*./.3.down on thc ikce,

on b.rds, on irviii, ckc. saw lust.
L.inula,x /l.a s.ualllockof woo*
Lanx,cis./3.a charger,adcep dish,

u plattcr, a scale. a lancc deck
Lapathus,i./ &. Lapathum- i n. a
Lapicida,a:.m a sto.ie cutter, a ;na-

60 i.
L*ipicidina,x/.l.a quarry.(stones
L-ipidarius,:i, umj//.p:*rtainin£ to
Lipidarius,i w a lapidary.a mason

l*yjidul\o, ouis./. o. a stoning, a'Lapsus,a,uiu pi. slipping, sliding.
throwin£oie/cvv*ringw\\h±tQ\\d\ ^lidlniTjranning^/trickhngdown,

f «apiduvit, &. Lapidutum est, imp
it raincd stones, stoncs fc!l

Lupidcsco, ccrc. inc 3 to petrify,
to jrrow as hard as stone.

Lapideus- a, um adj. stony.full of
stoncs, inadc of stones, of stone,
heavy.Lapideus sum,l stand like
a statue, or 1 am pctrified,/^»!/

L:iprdo,arc a 1. to throw stones,to
stone to death, to cover with
stoncs

Lapidbsus, a, um. adj. ior, comp
stony, fuil ofstones hard,knotty

Lupillus,i m 2.a little stonc,a jew
cl iiunc diem signa roeliore 1*
pillo,rcckon this aliapp\ day, Per*

Lapio ,*.a 4 tomakchardasastoiR

Lapis id:s.7/i attone apcbblc ..
prccious sto ie, a gcin a milc, a
placc raiscd hig:i whcre thing>
wcrc cried.a slow,heavy dull,fel
low,a h:ird hcartcd man,Lap>dem
ferrealtera manu, panern oscen
tarc altera.togive onc roast ineat,
and beat him with the sph } Ptaut
l)e lapide empti, slavcs gt>od foi
nothing, /c/Jovemlapidcm jurarc,
to swcar,throwing a stonc out oi
ins h:iud,and sayiu^May .lupiter
thus cast mc away, C/c. Lapis sa-
ccr, a boundar}', or landinark,
Ti&utl.

Lappu., x.f. 1. a bur, a clot bur.

Lappuccus, a, um. of a bur.

I„app\go,inis./ shcpherd's rod, a
tcasel. fall

Laps.ibundu9, a, um adj. rcady to

Lapsma, x.f. 1. wild colcworts.

Lap^ans, tis pt slippmg, sliding.

Lapsio, onis. f. i. a trip, or fall.

Lap*;>,:ire./r<»«y.l. to slip oflen to

l.aps'irus,a,um /if.rcavly tofall(trip

lcn down,past ovcr,failcd Lapsoi

spe,disappointed in expicuuwt,

Car*Lapsusanimi,misUken,/ J /«ri

Fides lapsa a brcach of promis^

Ov.
Lapsus,us m.4. a sliding,a friidins

a slip, 0/- fall,a mistake, a tiuhire
Liqueans. tis. pi. ceilinjf, archiif •
Laqueur,aris m & Laqueare, n s.

>.a ceihiig done wiih frctwork.
r.iquc-atus,a,uni /^.insnared, rorf

ed,ceilcd,archcd,vaultcd, fiutcd
Liqueo,are a l.to insnarc, to hift

tcr to roof, to ceil, to arca.
Liquedlus, i. m. 3. a loop.
Laqucus, i. m. J. a siUire^i tnp, I

gnn,a noose,ahalter,a trick^i vik
^ar, laris m. a household-gtKLtbt

tirc side,a dwclliug-house. ondi

home Ad ipso lare, to beginrt

ho:ne, Prov.

Larjison, i n 2- antimony. (cos.
L.irdum vel Laridum,i./i janl,bs»
i.sr^c, ativ iiks c+mp- iss.inc,*^

plciitifully, abundantly.liberslry»
Largiens,tis. //.'.givmg bc>tovu^
.'«irgificus, a, um ajjhoi-rd
Largifluus, a, um. adj. flowin^sj

bundant, heavy- t

i.argil6(piiis, a, uin a^tsJkstiM^
j<argior,iri, Itus sum. tl. tc Ltr^s/

ire a 4 to givc libcrully, to p*%'

to bcstow, to jrrant, to p^nm '
L ^rgi tas,itis/3 lar^e iiess,bouslp
Largiter,ac/r.idem quod iJfp-
^argiiio,dnis./J.a alargess^ift^

l>ribe, bribery, extravajrinct
Largitor,6ris.m.J.aliber*l give^l

briber.

Largitudo inis./. ^». liberalitr. -
l.argitus,a,um. ^.ha>ing £i v tnjr

bcstowed, gTanted,pcrmitted.
Largitus, adv.pru Ljirge.
Lar^rus^uin adj.\or % c*mp. isiinMst
#.■//!. lar^re, great, pleutiiul, jgetd

LAS

LAT

LAT

281

libval, profure, prodijral.
icia. /. 3- thc lareh-trec

»11. Fcs lassx, advcrsity, Plant.

^ . Latu, a./. 1. a lath.

e./l. a visor,or mask, a bpi- Late, iu_- i-simc, wiY. ahroari, fr.i
2"host, a pbantom, a scarc- ahrcari. wiric, far uuri widc, ii
i n_Mlinan.(dismal,frii*;litfuJ many placcs, au.ply, copiously.
_,c.<;r// likcaghos^hustU, l-itcbru. a: / 1. a lurkin{<-placc,:
i* f a, um />f. rii_fruised,mas- dcn,a covcrt, n sheltcr, u i-t-tif-.it,

a difcjruisc, a cloak, a prctencc,
an excuse. (clicr.

LaK-br.cola, a*. com. srrn. 1. a lur-
ins, he jrnpeth for prcfcr-jl-" tehnW-, adv. pr-.vily, closciy.
jri-*/.- .the wind*iip*-(ment!Lateb:osus a, un: </<//. full <<f liiri-
n, i. r. 2 a ch-tmbcr-pot, a| >n% places, or dcns, dnrk, sbariy.
locUtrcon eneimfcnuen.I/itens, tis. \.t. lyinjr. hid, _ccret

_ , — . -. — g — — _ j —

ri*<htc(l with spirits, ma<l.
ire. a. 1. to put on a mask.
m.2. a seamcw,_r jrull. La

,& Lascivitcr/.c/f.wanton-jLatanicr, udv. seci\ tlv, piivately.

. LaU o/ic,tui,titmii n.2- io !ic hicL,

(ness.
. ar/1. waiitonnefiijustful-
mnriua, a.um. adj. wantun.
:n9,ti».pf. plnyiiijr. tbe wan-
ortinjr. fnsking-.
),uc,ivi,itum, /i 4. to be or
the want^n, to jrrow wan-
Visk abont, to grow rank
i, a,um. atlj. ior, comp. ^si-
up. wanton, frolicksornr,
e,jramesomc,frisk iu£,*.kit-
cherous, smuttv, bawdv.

(da.
ris. n. 3. benzoin,_L*«a-f-_ti
i-ttu., a, um. u/J-'. mixcd
izojn(benzoin,»rbenjamiu

ifcr.cra crum.ciJ-.hcaring lonjrinjr to a brick, or tilc

_■ - _-h_ - _— %M Ik __ ___ _-._>. _ ■__ I_. __ __ _. __ I _>*£_!_ __■»% 4a*i*% _-i ._>_r_--. _■_ ■>« iv _*_.♦ ■_ <k* * 1 _i

ium i n.2. benzoin,bcnja-
,onU/.3.a wcariness.(min
,6ris m 3. he that wearieth
, autim pt wcaried, tired.
,cere inc.o.togTow wcary
o, lnis./ 3. la_»itude,wca-

&r concealccU to be unkuown, tr
conccaled,io conceal,to lurk, to
skulk.to kbscond Latet mihi cau-
*a, I know not the rtason, Luc.

Latcr,eris m..5.a brick.a tilc I.ate-
rcm lavarc.to labour in vain,7'«r.
I_htercsaurci.injrotsofgoId,/ /.7;.

Latcr&hs, c arfj. Ijclonpin^ to thc
sidc. («r jng uacd for wine.

Latei*ainen,inis n o.an carthcn not

LalCrani, orum. pi. m. 2. ycomcu
of thc guard

Lateraria, ac./ 1. u brick-kiln.

I^itcrfirius, a, um. ci^/y. of tho sidc.

L^ter&rius, a,um. aaj.[i\ later] bc-J

JJithyr, is. m. 3. the herb spurge.
Lali;dis, c. & I^itiaris, c. «r/-\ of

Italy, I.atin. ito hiric onetelf.
L: til nlo,5rt .;il. to lurk to ftkulk,
Latibiilmn, i. w. 2. a cavc,a den, a

covcrt, a shclter, a rctrcat.
Laticlavius, a,i:m. atlj. scnatori«ul.

Jjiticlavia tunica, a parliament

purplc robc adomcd with studs>
I.;;ticlf'vius, i. m. 2. a senator.
Iiitirolius,a,um udj. broari-lcavcd.

I.uufui'd'tum,i.rr.2.coini..cngTound
Lutinc (;Jr.ii. J atin,clcarly I^tini

sciic, to bc skiUed in the Aatin

tonjrud,* /r.Latint loqui.to spea^

g"ood Ijitin, LL
I-athiitan.ati'*./ 3. Latin, thc pro*

priety of that !anjruage,freeriom.
l^tinug,a,um. aaj. Latin, Homan,

of, or bclonjrinp to the country,

or the pcople of Latium.
I.atio,i5nis/. 3 a bearing-,or carry-

inp, a givng-, or makinir of Jaw.
I^titan*,t;s pt. lyinghid, lurlgnff.
Latitiitio, onis./. J. a lurkinjr.
Latititor, oris. m. X a lurker.
Latito, firc-.fi.l. to lie hid, to lurk.

Latitudo,iivs./:3.1atitude,brcadtb f
widUi.c xtcir.Latitudo verbonim
a rirawling- Hpcech, Qvint.

Latius, a, um arlj. of ltaly.

I^tius.ac/T* comp. wiricr. I^atiuilp.

l^tcr-titn,n»7v 011 both sides. (roll.l qui, to spcak at larg-e, Cic.
Laterculum,i/i.2.a skte,vrini-<ter.|Latomix,-ntm./i/./. 1. quarriej-of
I-itcrculus, i m. 2. a little brick, or -tone, a prison.
tilc, a muster-roll, a list, a cakc.Ixitomus, i. m, a mason.
Laicjitius,-,uin.fu//.nuidcot'bricksIiitor,6ris. m 3. a bcarer,a porter,
Laienia.x./:i. a lanteni. (or tilci.i a mcsscmjer, a uiakcr, or jrivc.r

iziness. Lassitudo soli,tbc Iiitc*ni&rius,i.n.-. a laniern-be_rer| of laws. (cravinjr.

rifhmcnt of land, Vol. LatcniCilayx/alittlclautci-nfguaKiljitrans, tis. pt barkinjr, roariuir v
e. a 1. to wuary, to tirc,to Lateroncs, um./)/.w. yeomen of the 1 Jttrutio, dnis. / 3. a barkifig-.
ri. p. to bc tircd (jade. l^tcrunculuria,a:/".l.a chcssbc_rrljl atr_tor, oris. m. 3. a b:rkcr.

a, um. adj. somevvhat
,11111. aa]j weary,tired, jad-

t, wom ontjfadcd; fa-ut>

Liitcsco,ccrc.im; 3. to grow broari, Ijttrutnr, imp. thcy hark. (cd.
!Jitesco,cerc.i/ic tobcgintobi hkt,L_tr_tus a,urn./*r barkcd at, crav-
IiiUx,fcis m.liq-ior.orjuice^tpringjl^atratus, us. m. 4. a baiking",» C ry
water,watcr,a sjiring-^or fountain | a bawlinjr, a railia^»
C4 •

28*

LEN

LEV

LEV

LCnitudo, inis. / 5. gcntlcncss, jA-nMnculai,i.fn.2. ayoungbawd^lxvamontum.i.n. 2. case, confcft.
mildncM (ed.| skill". Levandus, a, um. pt. to be cued.

bawdry,cmiccment, alliiring lan-
guage, carriage, or drcss.

L€n6c1nor, ari. d. 1. to play the
bawd,to wh eedle,entice,decoy >or
trepan to recommcnd, to sct oi!'.

Lenomus, a, um. adj. of a bawd.
( Lcns, dis. m. 3. a nit.

Lcns, tis. /. 3. lcntil.s, ducks-meat.

sus Ic

ICQOI

staui

ni. verscs that likc a h Levator, aris. m. 3. a lifterup.
ons taii rhymc in the middlcand Levutiirus,a. um. /tf.about to eate.
at the end; such as this, Jurr Lcvatus,», u:n. pt. ior. c mp. ltftrd

up,ca*cd, relievcd, assisted, sup-
Lcuca, x.f 1 a leagnc. (portrd

tibi aane per mystica sacra Dianre
I*eonticc,cs/3. wild chervil ( Uv
Lcontios,i.m 2. a kind of prcciou.-

stonc like a lion*s skin. (thcr.
iLcopardus, i. m. a leopard,a pan

Lcntandus, a, um. pt. to be bnit. tLepidc,a//r prcttily,wittily,smart

Lcnte, attv. ius, c mp. issime. * //Jl.cpidium, i. n. 2. crcsscs" ]y

slowly lcisurely, carclcssly, pati-Lcpidule, adv. prcttily,plcasantly

Lcntco,crcw J. to be slow. lently.
LentcscOfCcre n 3.to bccome clain-

my, to stick, to weaken.
Lcnticula,x/1. a littlc lentil.frcc-

klc, chrismatory.
Lcnticularis, c. adj. likc a lcntil.
Lcntigmrisus, a, um «///• frccklv
Lcntigu.inis/3-a pimplca frccklc
Lcutipes, cdis. adj. slow-fooicd.
Lcntiscifer, vcl Lentiscifferus, a,

um. adj. bearing inastich-trccs.
Lentiscma resina, mastich.
Lcntiscus, i./ 2. a mastich-trec, a

touJipick.

Leiititia.ae/. 1 .limbcrncss softncss
Lcnti udo,ins/3. slowncssjo tcr-

ing, tctliousiu-bs, cusincss, mo-

dcration-
l^nto«arc o.toraakc pliant,tob(*nd

Lentor, dris. m. toughness,clammi-
ncss. (ani.

Lentulus.a,um. adj. somcwhat pli

Lcntus,a f um.at(/ \or*comp. issimus,
8Hp. shij*',lingcrng.cliiato:-;., idle.
lazy,indolcnt,ncavy, dull, stupid,
unmoved quiet, pcaccablc, i;*en-
llc,modcrate,liinber, pliant, hcvi-
ble,supplo.tough,clammy. i,entua
coJor, a dnrk dusky colour, Ov.

cniiJus, i. m. 2. ayoumj bawd.

Lcpidum, adv. pv • Lepid':, Pluut.

Lcpidus,a, um adj. ior, comb. issi-
mus,*"A prctty,witty.smart, tart
quick, brisk, facctious, wagtfish.
nicrry.plcasant,charming,dainty.

Lcpista, x.f 1 a litlle pot.

Lcpor,Tv7Lcpos, oris. m 3. mirth.

wit. drollcry, comphusance, clc- Lcvidciisis,c. adj. coarsc & »&&•

gpmce.

Lcporarium, i. n. 2. a harc-warrc:
Lcporinus, a, um. adj of a Iiarc
Lcpra, ac / 1. tlie leprosy.
Lcprosus, a, um adi. leprous.
Lepus, 6ris- m. 3. a hare.fish, star
Lcpusciilus, i. m. 2. dim a lcverc.:
Lcssus, us. m. 4. a funcral lamc.i

tation.

Lcthrdis,c.a/// dcadlv,mortal, fatal
Lcthahtcr, adx>. deadlv, mortallv
Lethargia, x. *'. 1. a letharjry.
LCthar t i»;icus, a, um. atf. lethargic
Lctharg-icus,i./N a lcthar^icpci^sos
Lethar£us,i. m 2. a lethargy. (cd
Lcthatus,a,um pt. killed, murdc
Lcthifcr,era, um. adj. dcadly,fatal
Lctiuticus, a, um. adj idem. (kili
LCtho.arc. a. 1. to put to death.to
Lcthuin, vcl Letum, i. n. 2. deatti
Levaniv.n,in i. n 3. ease,an casing^

rclicf, mitig-aUon, comfort

Iamicc, cs f- 3. foul spottedncn.
Lcucon,i».2 a hcron,a dog.Wlihe
Lcuconictis,a,um. adj. of I^eucom-
um. romcntumLcuconicum»flockl
of white cotton, Mart. (wiad.
Lcuconbtus. i. m. the south-vat
Leucophscatus, a, um. adj> jjny,
russct, brown, dusky.
Lcurophwiis, a, um. adj. idcm-
Lcucopheruiu, i. n. 2. boru.
Lcvenna,x.m.l alig-htman. (dik.
Lcviathan^Rc/ec/. a whale.a croco»
Lcviculus,a,um^ic{/ fliphty waatoi

Lcvidcnse munu*,a very auujr
triflinjj prcscnt, Cic. (A

Lcvif idus,a, um. atlj. of slightcr^
LevTgt), are. a. 1. to make sligfet
Lcvipcsedis.fwm. < ^<*;i. swiftfootei
Levir, iri. m. % a brother4n-l»v. {
L,£v\s % e.ailj. ior, c mp isstmus^
ligfht,sli^ht.smaJi, trifling, triws\
i nconsidcrable*meanichangttbk w
h*ckle, iuconstant, unsettled,*" 1
certain, friddy, inconiidcnt^^
swift, uimble, easy, gentle, toto* 1
niblc, f;dsc, comipt.
Lc vis,e.aJ/.smooth; ttJLxris. {«!•■
LevTsomnus,a,um adj. easilv «ik*|
Levitas,atis./. 3. levity, lig&tnesV
Hcklcness, inconstancy, mutahifr
ty,want of gravity,vanity,buiiiotf.

Lcviter,iJt;.ius, ccmfi. isslmc, <#•
litriitly, slightly, poorly, a wki
gcntly, paUently, ujiconccnic^r»
bfiefty. • . '

LIB

LIB

LIB

285

Jfritftdo, tnia /. 3. lightnes*. i tafion, a libel, or declaration inlJbtf rt turus, a, um. pt. about to
4Tiu^uluv^uin.a///.raUicr light 1 kw,a writ of attachment,a bill of, deliver.

-cvo£re.a.L to lui up,to raise, to rccord,a certificute, or bill under Liberatus, a,um. pt. frecd,set free,
e*»c,tohg1itcn f lo ltsscn, ordimi- a man's hund,a lampoon, a book- delivcrcd, released, itischargcd.
n.ii^toidlay.to rvliivc, tofrec, o/- seller's thop, a mcusurc. Iuin-lli, Libcrc, ativ ius comp. hber.dly,
dclivcr,to curc*,to bcgude,U> sup- letters missive, Lic. A libcli*, a frankly,frech,without cunsiraint.

-cvur, an/> to hc liiicd up. port.
cx, ligis / law,a i*w,a dccrce,
& caimon, any rulc, pluu, incu-

maaier of requesta^y^/ Libellua boldlv, gcntcelly, profuaely» dis-

rcpudii,a bill of divorce.rumosus solutely

libellus, a libel, or tcurrilousLibcri bnun.///.m.2, children, sons

Mirc, or dcs^u to act by, good. pamphlet, Jd. | and daughters, gTand-children.

Muer, a condition, stipulatiun,or Libens,vis./>». 6iadj. ior, c mp. igBi-'Libero,rire n.l.toiroc, to set fref,

•eruit a£i-ccd on. mus,* u/t.wilhng, ready, glad, joy

eucoii.i./i.J. a Grcek dictionaryj riil pleaaed dehghted.
Ckipyrcuis, a. uin. adj. good a-Libentcr,a</r.ius.co/h/j.is»ime, oup.

£ftin*t fevcrs, aiitifebnlc.

SJbs, i*/^. a word,an exprcaaion.

LL

Srulum, i. n. 2 ajoiner'* plane.

willing-ly, rcudily, freely, gladly,
joyfully easily, uith plcasurc.
Libcntia,a\/ 1. delight, plcasurc
Libco,i'e/Lubeo/< to plcusc.to Lke

to debvor, to discn„-age, to un-
loosc,to relcasc, to acquit, to cx»
cmpt,to cnfranchise. Libcraro sc
;erc alieno, to clear his dcbts, Cic
Libcrare lidem, to makc good a
promise, ld. Libcravi animain, I
have dischanrccl mv conscicnce.

Libei,bri.»i 2. tlie inward bark, •TfLiberor, ari. atus- p. to bc freed.

LIbcrta,x/la bond-woman made

&amen,inis n. .a sacrilice. ling.j rind of a trcc,a book, an invento
ifcftmcntum, i n 2. a drmk oftvr-i ry,»rregister,an cpistlc, or lcttcr
feandiut, * um. pt. to be oflercd. Liber, cra,eruin.a///.crior,com/>.er-

kanbus idis-/ «>. rosemary
feanotut,! m.the south-west wind
faftni,ti*/tf offenng,pounng out
lnnui.i/2. afrankinccnse-trce.

rimus,«u/>. irce, disengaged, at li-
berty,orleisurc,not suujcct to,c.i-
empted from, void of, uncontrol-
led,bold, open. libcral, gencrous

aftrius, i. m. 2. a cuke maker. |Liberalis,e udj. ior, comp. iasimus,
Mtio,6nia/ ii a libation a drink-

free, a freed-womau

Libcrtas, atis./. ^». libcrty, a free-
dom,or power in ucting, boldnebs
of Bpccch,frurikuess goodnaiurc,
a dcmoLiacy, a conunoiiwealtb,
u goddese.

Libortlna, x./ 1. see Libcrta.

Mtur.6rit.m.an oflerer. oflcring
Nktorium, i n. 2 a ctudice.
>itiM, a,um^. tatted,tipped,et-
Jcd^proreitricd^ofleredjBucri
Med,gatiiered, or letched from,

3ped, enjoyed, detiled.
»,a%/ 1. a tinali coiu of about
tt fartiiingt in valuc, a line,le
trphimmet uscd by musons,
tepentcrs.Ad libcllamexigcrc
H^eVsure by line andlevel, Ptin.
MMein facere ex libclla, to
ppr one his wliole estate', Cic.
llttOtduU m.3. a lcttcr-carrier,
fehMphletecr, a viie scribbler.
IpllUus^ m 2.a very littlc book.
i m.2.a, Lttle book.a lct-

Llberaiio
^BpcUlion^r tupphcuUon,a ci-]Libcrator

ovp. libcnd, bountiful, gencrous Liberttiius, i. m. 2. a frecJman^the

frcc, gentccl, well-brcd, ingenu-l son of a frecduian

ous, faahionahlc, bandsoine.largc,'Libcrtus, i h* 2. a bondman made

amplc- Liuendcs artes, lihcrul; frce, u frccdmun.

artt and scicnces, so culled as bc-iLibrt, libuit,Sc libitum est, imp. it

ingiit forscholarsundgcntlemenj liketh plcaseth or contcntcth.

Llbcralltas, utis. / 3. liberality,Libidinans,tis.///. lustful, umoroutv
bouuty. gcnerosity, kindiiess,,Libidinor,uriMitu3 sum i/.Ltu play
good usage, a gruut, frcedom. i tlic lcchcr, ov wanion.

Liberahler adv. ius, cump issimc, Libi(lin6sc,u</7».ias,cov//> lustlul!y,
*up. liberallv, bountifully. gcnc-' wilfully, aftcr his uwn plcasure.
rously,hospitably,frecly, genteel-Libidinosus. a,um. adj ior, c mp.
ly, handsumely, largcty, ainply, issimus, »up- lustful, lccluTods,
profuscly, splcndidly. wantou, sensuul, Ilcwiiy, j/rovocu-

Liberandus, a um. pt. to be frced, tive, urbitrary, uurcusonable.
ov sct at liberty. Libido.nii^./iJ. lust, lechcr>, wan»

L]b£raus,tis.///.frecing,dcHvering. toiincss t eoneupiricnre,sen^uulity v

,01119./. 3. a delivcraricc. auyunbridled p.iHvtioiif&rtiuluwfnl
:, oris. ih. 3. a dchvcrcr. \ d«biiv, w\U t Uxivvv^xiy^S.xxx^^o^-

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LIC

LIC

L3fbftina,x/1. thegoddew Vemis^LibrTlia, iuro. pl. n. 3. slings. jLicftator, 6ris. m. 3. a ch
•r Pro«crpine,the carc of provid-:Libnpens, dis. m. 3. a weiglicr. JLfcitatrix, icis/. 3. a cbaj
ing for a funeral, a bier, death. il jbro.are ri.l.to weigb,to poise,to ! Licitc, vcL Licito, adv> b

Lib)tinarius,i. m. J. an undcrtaker
for funcrals, a very old man.

Ubitum,i n 2. will. Vix legiinYi in
acc. ad libitum, at plcasurc.

Libo,are. act. 1. to tastc, or sip, to

counterbalance,to leve1,totry byLicitcr,ari d.l.to chcapei
plumb-rulc. to divide equally, toLicItnin,est. pntt. imp. 1,
throw, sling, ©r swing. to guagc ; we, Scc. might.
I <ibrat se exalto aquila.thc eagle Licilunis, a, um. pt. that
hovereth on high, Phn. Ltcitus,a,uni./>r. lawful, al

Libs, hbis. m. o. the south-west| a web, thread, yarn.
Libum,i n.2.a wafer,ahoney-cake.Iictor,6ris.m 3. a scrjean

touch ligluh ,to otier up, to pour 1 ibror, ari. p. to be poiscd.(wind Lic.tum,i n.2.the woof or

out,to sprink)e,to gather, ur pick
Llbor, an./j. to be tastcd. out.
Libon6tus.i.m.thc south-wcst winu
Libra*ae/ l*a pound-wcight apound

in in>ncy, a pint, a pair of scales,

onc of the tweive signs,a carpcn-jLicebit,/u/. piv conj. although,al- 1 Jct6riui,a,um. adj. of, or

Liburna, ae. / 1. a galley.
Uburnica, x / 1. idem.
Liburais. i. m. 2. a litter, a couch.

dle,a macehcarcr,er vcrj
jcant at arms a marshal.
cutioner. [ing to a terj<

tcr*s hne. or mason's rule a plum
met,or lcvcl, a poise, . countcr-
poise, tiie height, or lummit of a

Libraiis,e n<//. ofapound. (place

Librumcn, ims. n. 3. a balancing.
equai weight, a poisc, a bias.

LJbranicntuni,i. n. 2. .*ven weight,
the tonguc of a balance,a lcvel, a
cord to tic ordnance, a weight of
lcad,&c.to stcady motion,a ibrccr

Librans, tis. pu wcighing, poising.

Libraria,x./l.a library, a bookscl-
lcr's sliop, a weigher of wool, &
maid. (clerk

LibnirJ6lus, i. m. a bookkccpcr, a

Librarium, i. n. 2. a library, a re-
gistcr.

j.ibririus,a» um. adj. pertaining to
books,ora pound.Scalprum libra-
riuiii,a pciikiiifivVuef.Scriptor li-
brarius, a transcriber, H.,r.

Libniiius, i- m. 2. a scrivcner,
ckrk, an amar.uensis, a prititer, i.
book.^llcr, »r stationcr. (ing

Libratio,6nis/ a wcighing, a pois-

Librator ; 6ris.m. 3 a weigber,a le-
veilcv of grouml, a slinger.

LibrAtiira, jc./ 1. a wcighing.

Lin/atus,a,um./>f.Ior, c mp. wcigh
cd, poiscd, lcvelled, deliberatc.
ZJbriieMs.n.&tkc bcainof a baluncc

t.Ycens, th.pt. cheapening. (beit. Llcuit, prxt. it was lawf

Liccns, tis. adj. ior, comp. licen-|Lien, enis. m. 3. & Lienifl
tious, extrnvagant, luiurious | the milt, the tpleen, sp

Ltcenter,a</v.ius. comp. licentious-.Licnicus, a, um- adj. sple
ly. with too much libcrty, rnshlv.Licnoius, a, um. aaj sic

Licentia,<r/1 licence.pcrmission i spleen,swollcn, subject
Ubcily, indulgcncc, )icentious-{ tation.
ncss, unruliness, furiousncss, ar-jLicntcrir^x.y.l. a loosene
bitrarincss. Infinita licentia, an;Lientcricus,*i. m. one tli
unliinitcil commission, &c?i. Po jl.ij;aculum, i. n. 2. a sco 1
etica liccntiu, a libcrty assumccrLijramciis,iius.i».^. a banc
by poctsof coiningnew words,Stc

Liccntiutus, i. m. 2. aliccutiutc.

Liccntiosus, a, um. adj. liccutious
dissolute, assuniing rash.

Liceo.erc cui,citum n 2.to bc law-jl
ful, to be prizcd, or valued

L.iceor,eri,citus sum.c/.2.to cheap-j tied up,fettervd.joined
cn,to offer a price,to bid money.|Li£cllum,i.n. a lodge, a

Lj ce ssit, pro Licuerit, l J laut. (L;gnaruim,i.n.2 a.tiniber

Licet, ebat, licuit, & hcituin cst. Lignarius^i,um. adj. bek
imp. it is lawful, it is ircc, or pos- wood, or timber, of woc
siblc, I tbou,he,we,&c have pow-^Lignarius, i. m. 2. a tin
cr. authority or leave to do it, l|Lignatio,5nis./3.fuellin{

stnng.

Lig-amcntum, i. n. a lig
Li^ans, tis. pt. binding
LigiUio,onis/.S.a hindin{
Ligatura,a;./l.a hgaturc
I igatus.a,um./>r.boun(L, I

um content. you may if you wiil.iLignator, orii. m. 3. n

:.icct,con/< although,albeit. (wort.
Liclicn,enis.m.). a ringworni,livcr

L»cirit6riuni,i.n.2.a weavcr f s beam woodcn Ligncolarigun

ger, a hewcr, or tellcr
i .igneblus,a,um.a(/> mad<

.tciiius^uin.cu/; tumed upwiuxh.
Licitatio, dnis./ 3. a chcapcning.
a setting out ibr salc.

Ligncus,a,um-ai(/. woodc
Lignicida, z. m. 1. a wc
Lignlle, it. n. y. a wood

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287

i.a wooden shoe,
t > p'irvcy wood
,m.d.L to gather
'y.hard like wood
xUalo£ achum-)»
arkcriiel in fruit.
»ind,to bind,ortie

bewitch.
>c bound.

1 spadc,a pickax.
little toiifrue,ihf.
>e, a lonjr .wor 1
jr.ic, ;i spatula, ;\
, ov ladle, a inca-
ichmsatulas r.t-
d,atcnon,alat:h-
ce.thc llap,or tip
gulu cmralis, u

wastinjr.

LTmen,?nis.n.3a threshold.a door, LTnca,x./l. a line,a string,a cord,

•/• gute, an cntrance, a house, a
£0ah a limit, a frotitier. 1n uminc
impin£cre,to be out at first das.i,
Pv v. Liminc sub:n >vcr., to bc
turncd out. of waitinjr, Jnv.

Limcs,itis m. 3. a limii, abounia-
ry a fro:itier,a Iandmark, a jrreat
broad way, a road a puth-

LimlcOla, a:. r. g. Uvinjjr iii mud.

Lim ffer. cra, erum. a Ij. duubed
with nnd.

Liminaris, e. adj. of a threshold.

Liinitire itcr, a footpatli

Limitutio,onis. /. 3. a bouudingr, a
rcstriction.

Li.mtfitor, oris. m. 3. a limiter

Lim.titus ujr^r, ta county divided
into hidcs, or ploujrh lands.

Limito,arc.ei 1- to limit, to bound,
l to fct-d nicelyJ to sct boun U, to part, or dividc.
o sUbbcr up, fb|
rio.ouslv, to han-

>. lickcrishncs:*,
i. '*. a glutton.

Limitor,ari, atussum. <l 1. idcm
LTdio, ftnis. m. 3. a coach-beam.
(frluttony. LTmo, fire. «.1. to iiie,to polish, to
corrcct,to cut, to )esscn,to mud.
Limor, ari, attis. p. to be filed-
pr:vct, withbind.]Limo,iiire-n.l.tolookaskew,to join

LTmones, \xm.pl- wi. 3. lemons.
LTmdnia, x.f. 1. an anemony.
LTmositas, atis./. 3. muddincs*.
Lfmosus a,um. adj. mtiddy, slimy.
Limpidus,a,um. adj. clcar, brijrht,

pt to bc
ncndcd.
:•»/*// accurately.
>. a filinjr.
3. a polisher.
i. adj. ncat. fine.
,&f adj. ior, rowip.
ncat, curious

adi of ldics.
a lily.bed.
7/. of a lily.
lily.

,a polish,a finish

corrcction. I purc, transparent. . brightncss

bc polishcd, Limpitudo, Tnis. f 3. clearness,
Limulus,a,uin.a/(/.somewhat awry
LT.nus,a, um &Li'mis,e.<u//. crook
ed, sjjuinting;oblique.(tar,drc;rs
Limus,i.wi- mud, slimc, clay, mor-
Linumentum, i. n. 2, lincn, lint,
thread,a wick. Liuamenta,/>/.any
thinjr madc of linen, VUn.
a snail, a harlot. Linarium, i. n. 2. a flax-plat.
dj. cmbroidcred.Linarius, i. ;/». 2. a flax-dresscr.
2.aneinbroidcrer.JLinctus,a, um. pt. licked, sucked.
>rdcr, an cdging,iLinct>is, us.wi 4. alickingr, ov suck-
a selvage. | ing down softly,%n clcctui^y.

a streuk,a rail,a bound, r limit, %
r.ink, a degree of kndrcd, a I.ne.
a^rC thc points in thc table. Linea
dive-i.thc pitandboxcsin thc thc-
a'.re, whcrein the senatorj and
equestrain onlcr sat,vlfar/-Extre-
inu linca amarc, to lovc at a dis-
tance.

LTucalis. e. adj. lineal, in a line.

Lin^u.ncntum,i.n.2.a lincamcnt, a
featurc.a for:n,ors!iape .udruught,
a dia<rram, au outlinc*

Linearis. e. adj. lincai*.

LincrTtio, onis f. .5. a delinoation.

r<Tncatus ( a,um./>/. drawn. (lineatc.

Ll:ico,arc n.l. to dravv lines,to dc-

Lincus, a, um. adj. lincn. tlaxcn.

(^inucndus, a, inn. pt.to bc lickcd.

Lin£ens. tis. ///. licking'.

Lin^»,'^i*rc,nxi,nctum.rt. 3. to lick
wit^i thc t')n,ruc, to lap, to suck

softlv*

Lin^f:ia,T./!l a tonpruc.a lanjaruajre,
nv specch, clojU'.:nce,dctraction,
slandcr,a proiiiontory, ov neck of
laii l runn'n;< in:o the S"a, the
n:i;nc of soveral herbs, as iinprua
biibuljiilan^ de bucuf.{kc.Linjruani
siticntis canis imitur'., to loll out
thc tonjruc, Psrs.

Liii$ruace.es./'.^.if/. q:t. Linprulaca.

Lin a iruaculus,a, um. adj. talkr.tive,
habbliiijr, full of ton^ruc.

Linjruurium,i/7 2a %\g% aprnalty.

Lin>ciiutas,:i,um. adj. sk.ll*d \n l a n-
^uajres, Icarned. wcl! rea l

Ling-iiax, acis. adj- longtongucd,
pratinjr.

Ling-uhi, x.f. 1. a 1'mjrel, a littlc
tonjr\ic,tbe end of a lever, alittle
tenon,a promonton*; vid. L-rula.

Linj^uluca.x* /^l a solc-fish, a prat-

L'mjrulatus,a,um. adj. tong\icd-(cr.

Lingudsus, a, um. adj. talkativc.

LfnicnduAjjLjVira.^t.ViNa^ ^xsskQNK.^

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MAL

TUAL

MagnYftcentia, sc. /. 1. magnifi- Majrusa,Am. adj. magical, magic.|Male^ictio,5nis/»lander,detncti-

Maia, ac/ 1. a kind of crabfish. LVafcdicto,lre.u l*eeHaledko- m

...

ccnce, grandeur, a hig-h value,
or estcem.

Magmfico [magnus.facio], are. a.
1. to magnify, to extol,to praisc.

Magnificor,ari. p. to be magnified.

Magnihcus, a, um. adj. entior,
c^tw/i.entissimus,*///» magnificent,
eTandjSplendiiUsumptuous^state-
lv,gTcat,noble. glorious, extraor
ciinary.adorned.Aifimus magnifi-
cu9, a large soul, Cic- Mafrnifica
verba,great vaunting words,7Vr.

MagnYl6qucntia,rc/ 1. a boasting.

Magnilbquus.a, um. adj. lofty, ex-
altcd, highHown, boasted.

Mafrnipcndo [magnus,pcndo], dc-
rc.a.3.to vulue,orcstecm highly.

Magiiipcndor, di. p. to be much
vaiucd, or regardcd.

Magnitudo, inis./ 3. magnitudc,
greatncas, size, bulk, quantity,
length.Hiemis magnitudo.the se

Majalis,is.m.;J.a barrow-pig,a hog.!MaledictuJn,i. n. 2. foul languagc

Majestas, atis./ 3. majesty, gran-j reproach.
deur,dignitv^olemnlty«authority, Maledictus, a, um- pt. cursed.
power. Crimen majcstatis, high!Maledicus.a,um.a<#. foulmoulbed,
trcason, Ci c. Majestatem hedcrc, reproachful,rcviling, slanderov.
to commit trcason, Snet. Jlfa/rfacio,erc,feci,factum a.to da

Major, us. a({j. comp. grcater, big- amiss,to wrong,toinjurc,toabuie
ger,eldcr,more emcaciotis, more Malcfactor, oris. m. l>. a criminK
powcrfuhmorcvigorous.weighty. M&lcfactum, i. n. 2. an ill deed r
momcntous,important. Quodma-j an injury. ify

jus cst,which is morc, C/c. MajorMaleficc,o«V. mischicvously, bae%
natu, eldcr, Id. Majorem in mo- Malef iceutia, *./ 1. mischievoufr
dum, more earncstly, Id. Major ness(most wicked,cjrmigchievool
morbus,thc failing sickncss, Celf Male'ficentissimus*a, tun. aaj. «0>

Majorcs, um. pt- m. 3. anccstors, Maleficiose, adv. niischievouilv.
forefathers, foundcrs of a sect. jMalef icium,t.n.3.a wicked actioE)

Majus, a, um. adj. of May. ! roguery, act of hostility, vhfk-

Majus,i.wi.2thc month of May. I craft.

Majusciilus, a, um. adj. 8omewhatMhlcTicus,a,um. attf. mischicTOO*
greater, bigger, or older. [ wickcd,envious, hostilc, unkini

Mula, x / 1. thc cheek, the jaw. Malef icus,i m.a wizardasorceitt

verity of winter, t/c. Matfiiitudo Mulabathrum, vid. Malobathrum. Malef idus, a, um. adj. faithta*.

scrvitii, abuudance of *laves, Id.

Magn6perc\a</r grcatly,niucli,ex- Makiciu, x.f. 1. a calm, sUllncss,.Malesanus, a,um- adj. unhealttyf

ccedingly,vcr} r , chiefly, eagrrly,
strietly, scvcrcly, by all means,
oftcn, frequently.

Maguiim, adv. gTcatly, aloud.

Magiius, a, um. adj. major, comp.
maxlmus,ffH/>.great, much, large,
rich,powei*f ii,loud,hartlKlifiicult
Mag

Mahchc, es./ «>. mallows.

unsafe.

longing, sqcamishuess, tawdri- foolish(todoamiss,temptingto4!
ness. strokc. Malcsuudus,a,um.af#. persusdJBf^

Malacisso, arc. o. 1. to sofLcn, to Male vblcns, tis. atfy. issimus,«t\
Malacus, a, um. atlj soft, supplc, : malevolent, illnatured, envkj*,
ticxihle,casy,voluptuous,dclic4itcMklev61entia,r./ 1. malevoknetX
Malagma, iitis. n. i. a poultice. envy. (spiteful,unkiiid,enviie*;
Milaxo.area l.tosoften,to supple Malevftlus, a, um. adj. malicjJt^
juo natu.ofgreat age, Liv Mile,m/7.badly,impropcrly-ill,dis-;MalIferus a,um.«f/ fruit-besrio^f
Os magnum, astrongvoicc,JV/^ ^racefully*wickcdily,hurtfully,un- Malificus, a, um. adj. maleficeA
Magna ling-ua, proud lanjruage.j successfully, unhappily, greatly, Malign^,a</v. ius. e<.«i£. xnalicio*
Uur. Magnum marc, a tempcstu- witii reluctance,scarcely,hardly. lv,spitefully,enviousl) -spsrinrifi
oub sca, Catull. Magni esse,to be Matedice, adv. abusively,slander- little. Maligne rcspondet fidd%
highly valued, Cic. M;igno ve.j- ously. , the jar doth not nng wcll, *«*

dcrc,tosclldear,7J. Ma:rna urbs, Malodiccntia, x.f 1. detractiou. IMaligTiitas, atis. f. 3. malig«^

Male.licentior, adj. comp. issimus, mahcc, envy, il
*itp. morc and most slanderous, 1'mess.

or baekbiting. JMalijifno, arc. a. 1. to exafpen*J

7/«.VdIco,erc,ixi,ictum. a Z. to rc- Mai;^aus,a,um.a4?. ior, c mfi-' "*

Kome, Tibull. Majpia dea, Ca-
tull. mater, Cic. Cybele mothcr
of the gods.
3kIagus,i.m.2.ama^ician.asorccrcr,

:nvy, illnature, nigp»)

an e^jchantcr, a channer, a wise proaeh,torevile,torailat,tocursej mus, »up. malicious, initenil,*'
""" \MakdIcioL' } ci. p. to be rcviled. I vious, unkiud, pceviDi wa&G 1

wan.

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im*U.njurrow,feferredf mvvst, tricking, chcatihg, fraud-
m adj of an applc-trcc ulciit,dcf'ij;iiing deccitful, arliul,

1 mulice, mischicvous
dnesa,vicc,crafl,fraud,
:ss, unkindnesa» bard-

treaclieious,mischievoits,huitfuh
poisonous,ill-boding,bcwitchinL'',
magical, silly, foolish, weak, tn-
fling, cowardly. ugly, dcformed.
irfi». ius, e mp malici- Manulla,ac/l.a Jittle orcast,adug

Mamillarc, is. n. o. a Htomachcr.

fully,wickedly,deccit-

a, um. adj. malicious,
ckcd, kuavLsh, crafty,
ig, wrcstcd. (heatcr
ns.m.S.a hammcrer, a
*, um. pt hammered,
ur beaten with a ham-

e. atfj- young.tendcr.
m. 2. a mallet, a smail
me,abundlc of hemp,
ranklc honc,an arrow.
2 a mallct, a maid a
lisease in cattle(basoi.
uoi. pl. /a wash hand
i. verb. jitc?. J. to bc
lg, to wisli rather*
n,t.n- 2.an lndian leaf
iknardis madc,spikc-
Ui alarge mallow(nard
t, um. adj. efteminate,

" 1. a ccmcnt, a wax.
a 1 to glue, or soldei .

1. the herb n.allows.
.um.ac(/.like mallows.
an apnle, orange, &c.
an evil,evil,<*in, wick
,a crimc, a fauit, mis-
dangcr,difticulty,mis-
flering, calamity, dis-
punishment.
. badlv, amiss.
*rj. with a mischief !
. an applc trcc
2. amast of ship.

a*lj> pejor,ct t»p. pes-
a4,evU,sinfuJ,\vick<iu\.

Mamma, x.f. 1. a brcast, a pap, a
dug a child's word for mothcr, a
grandam, or grannam, a bump.

Mammcatus, vid. Maminosus.

Mammona.x. /1 .mammon,richcs.

Mammdsus,a,um ac(/.having grcat
breasts, paps, or dugs femule.

Mammiila, x.f. 1. a littlc dug.

Munabilis, e. adj. apt to ttow, or
picrcc .

Manacus i m. 2. thc orb. or cour>c
of the moon, a comj)lcte montli.

Manalc, is. ?i. '6. an cwcr.

ManUlia, c adj. that bclongeth to
thc gliost or gods below,that out
of which watcralwavs flowcih.

Manans, tis ///. ilowing, gushing
out, running down, spreading.

Manatio. 6nis./3. a flowing.

vlanccps, «ip:s. r. g. a larnicr of
«.nypart of thepuphc revcnues,an
undertakcr of anv public work,a

MancVpo,arc.fi. 1. to scll, alicnate
oi mukc ovcr,to cnslavc,to give •
right, i,r title to warrant.

Mancipor, ari. p. to bc sold.

Mancupium, vid. Mancipium.

Mancns, a,um. ur//.maimed,defec'
tive,imperfcct,lamc,fceblc,wcak

Mandamlws, a, um.pt. to be cora-
mandcd, commitcd, &c.

Mandans,tis. pt. coiiimanding, OT-
dering, instigating, iutrusting.

Mundator,6ris m. 6. a commandcr,
a committcr.a suborner,a surety.

Mandutrix,icis. f.\». a commander;

Mandatum,i.n.2.a command,<m or,
dcr,an injunction,acharge,acom)
mission, a messagc.

Mandaturufi, a, um, pt. about ffr
command, or intni!»t.

Mandutus, a, um pt. commanded»
comnicndcd, committed, intrust-
cd. (charge.

Mandatus, us. m. a comroand,; s

Mandcndus, a,um pt. to bc catcn.

Maudcnstis pt. cating,catmg up.

Maudibiilum, \.n. 2. Uie jaw-bone.

>lando,arca l.to commamMobid,
to onlcr,to comniit,to intrust, to
scnd awa\ ,to scndword. Mandare
litcris nicnioria:quc,toput inwrit-

proprictorthat sclktha thingup-| ing,and delivcr down to postcri-
on warranty, u postmaster,an a- ty, Cicsalutvm alicui. to prcsent
bcttor, a hircr. (uiii! his scrvicc, Ov. inalis, to «at &

Mancipatio, onis./. vid. Mancipi-| thing, Lucr.

Mancipatus,a,um/»/.sold,enslavc(lMandor,ari p. to bc commanded.

Mancipatus, us. m 4- a sclling onMnndo, onis. m. J. a great catcr.
warranty, or beforc witiics8cs..Mando.dcrc,di,n.suin.M.3. to cat,to

Mancipium,i.7*-2.])ropcrt^,orright. eat up,to chcw.to chaii>]>,to bito»
ofpcrpctual*posscssion,aslavc orMandor, di. p- tobc chcwcd.
dcpendant on agreatman.Manci-Mandra,:<r./. l.ahovel forcattle,a
cipiodarcto wairautthotitlc»&.c. i tcam of hcasts tbatbcar burdcni^
nS'«i.accipcrc,tohavcaconvcyancc the points whcrc tlie chcssmeii
of an cstatc madc toliim, Twrr.Sui stand, a monasitcry, or convcnt.
mancipli cssc,to bc at at his own MaudragorasiX./.l. a mardrake.
disposal, CVr. In mancipiojn thc Mandiicutio, dnis./ 3. achcwinr«
aot #»f «»«nvcyin>r» Jd. .Manducarus uvcu ^.^Cv^k^^njcv^

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MandGco, 5nis.m 5. a great eatcr. Maiufcstor.ari atus. /».to be shown Mansuetudo,inis./. 3. gentk
Manduco, arc.u 1. to chew,to cat. Manifestus,a,um.m^. ior, comp. i»-; majcsty.

Manducor, ari. d. 1. idem.
Manducuin, i.n. 2. meat (bugbear.
Manducus, i m. 2 a grc&t euter, a
Mane, udv. in the morning.
Mane n.notn.ucc. & «6/. thc morn

ing, tirst part of duy, daylight
Manebitur, impers. 1, thou, hc, it,

we,ye, tliey wdl tirry, Cic.
Manedum, itnp. tarry awhile.
Manendus.a, um. pt.Xo bc awaited.
Manens,tis. y>f stayin;;\continuing.
MineOjC-rc, nsi, nsuin. /i. & a 2. to

atay,to tarry,to wait,to continue,

to remain,to stny, . r wait for, to

•xpcct,to await, to pcrsisl, to bc

inferred.
Maues,ium />/.m.3.infernal ffods, a

•p'irit,r g^hostjthc siiades bclow.

dcad boclics, tlic placc of thc

dead,hcll,a tornientor,an avcng-

er, the «tings of conscicnc, rc-

morse, a fury.
Ma?igx>,6nis m.3.a buycr andscller

of slavcs, horses, &c. a regrater
Mangdnicus.a,um adj of rc^raters
Mang6nium,i.7i2.brokerv\cookcry
Maugdni/atus, a, um. pt trimmcd

up,po!ishcd;.set off y pampcre I(Scc
Mangdnizo arc.w to trim up,pain1,
M<tni<c,uruKi/>.' /hob£oi)lii.s,imag-
Maniacus, a, um. adj mad. (es.
Manica,a\/l. a slccvc, a glove, a

niittcn,a gauntlet,a fcttcr for thc

hauds, a grappling-iron.
Ma.iicatus, a,um ««V/.with slccvcs.
M*inicon,i.u 2.n.£;htsliade handlc
Mamciila, x. / 1- a littlc hand, a
Manifestarius,a wm.adj. nolorious
Manifestutio, jnis. / ;>.manifcst:tti-

oii. «^.nian.festlvjopenly^plain.y

Mamfestc, adv. ius, c: mp- issimc

Mamfesto, adv. idcui.

ItenifesiOyhrc a. 1 to mauifest, to

*how, to diaeovcr, to betray.

simus, *></>. manifc^t. clcar, pJain,Munsactus,a,nm adj.iot.comp.

cvidcnt appavem. Mauifcstis in m\is t sup tunie, gentle. court

rcbus tencri, to bc tukcn in thc Mansum i 7i.2.mea.tche*ed (

fact, Cic. iMansums, a, um. pt- that wU

Manipl r s, vid. Manipularis. " contin.ie,ubidc,orstay for,Li

Maniplus, xvW Mumpulsufi. Mansiis a,um /u.che wed,ch*ii

Manipularis,e adj. ot\- r belongingMansus, i. m. a f. rm-house

to a band Of men.Mauipularcs ju- land. (a clouk,a cover,a dei

dices, judg-es chosen out of theMantelc. is, n. J.a towel^m

soldicrs, Cic. Munteum,i. n. 2. tlic place o

Manipiilaris,is.m.3. a common sol- cles.

dicr, a standard-bearcr. Mantica, ar/ 1. a wa.let,a b

Manipularius,a. um- adj of, <;r be- script,a cloakba^,orportma

longing to a common soldier. Mantice, es./ 3. dlvination.
Manipulatim, udv. by bands, ( rManticula, ac /. 1. alittle ba.

compauics. in hcaps, r bodies. Manticuiariu.s,i.m.2- a pickpc
Manij>iklus,im. 2.a handful,a bun-Mantlculor.an c/.l.to pickpo

dlc,an cnsign aband or company,Mautile,is n. ..a towcl,a tabU

of j*oldicis. a giove, or gauntlet. Mantis,is.ni 3.a prophct.a Qi
Manna, indecl. n Jlcbr. maiina Mantiba, x. / 1 over mcasu:
Maiiniiliis,..m.J. a galloway.a na^ i wcight adrautagc.
ManmiH, i ,i 2. a nag,an ambhng^Manto, are. n. 1. to stay, to

nag, ajennct. JManualc, is. n a nianual, *

Mauo,arc n.&.a l.to flow,to run, r\ book belonging to the

trickle down,to drop,to distil, to,Munuulis,e. </«>;. nianuai, of, 1

spread, to diH\ise, to extcnd Klanuarius «<//.got by nandi^
Manon, i. n. 2. asoil sponge. ^Munubia^arum pl f.\\:\c^
Mansio, onis./ 3. a stay, continuJ war,booty.piunder,pdla£etS

anccan inn,a day's journey,little;, ing of thundcrbolts.

casc cuntinuc,to cat.tolivc upon Manubialis pccunia, moncTi
Mansito, ure. freq. 1. to tarry, ' r\ out of tlie spoils of war, &
Mansucf acio, [mansuctus, facioj.Manubriatus, a, um. aaj hal

ccrc a. ->• totauic, to civili/e. |Manubri6liuin,i, »Ja littlc k
Mansucfactus, a, u:n. /».' tamed.ci-' handlc. (hanile, p

vilizcd, soficned, made sof~. or.Manubrium, i. n. 2. a hilt, ha

mallcable, husbaudcd and inanu- Manfifuctus, a, um. pt. mul

red, I hand.

Mansuelio, [mansuetus, fio], fieri, Mamilea, x. /*. 1. a slecve, i

factus. ii. p. 3. to bc nndc timc.Maniilcariua, i. m. a nuk<
Mansucs.etis. c. j». pm Mansuetus.| clothcs.
Mansuesco,ccrc.Cvi.i/ir.3 to growjM.miiIeutusAfUTn.fl'{/. ha\ing

ttine,or gentlc,t«> gi*ow sofi 9 niihli sleevcs», ciTtminate. cauifli.

or mclIow,to makc Ume,totanie.j.\l:inuinijwio,dni9./Xa nuki

I asci-yant frcc^j. d]«uia«ioiwJ

Mun^uctc, adv. g-cntly, mildly

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rge.

Imissns, a, um. pt. madc free,
-ancliised. set at libcrtv.
lmittendus, a, wn. ///. to bc
le firee. ©r set at libertv.
Qmitto, terc, isf, issum. n. 3
nakc free, cnfranchise,to dis-

lmittor, ti.p. to bc inadc frce.
ipretiuin,i n.wajrcs,a rcw ird.
i%us/.4.a liand,art,worknian-
lybbour^a workmm.a body,or
(J nf soldiers, kc. a fijrht, a
»',&>«? cmijrht, powcr, dibpos-
r!ioice,pleasure,nianajrcnu*nt,
dnct, action by thc hand, a
'Uwritin;r.an a1tcmpt,a throw
iice, an elephant's trunk, a
k. Manihus pcdibiwquc, with
one's power, ^Vr. Manuru
*, to chcat, or iinposc upon
«f Manum fcruhc subdurcrc,
e no lon^cr a school')oy,./Mr.
Uia, uni:M. pl. n. 2. coitajrcs,
k cloih.

p**x. f. 1. a tible napkin, «r
fthus i in.2.fcimcl. (quahnish.
«ns, tis. /*.'. withcrlnjr, wcak,
eo,cbrc,cui n.2 to withcr»to
eaway. to droop, to flajr.
etcens.tis./»/. wcak.qualmish.

•scOjCcrc. ihc S.to pinc awa>>
tooop, to flajr, to lau^uish, t<>

S, to putrify.
usAnm. atlj. Iean,poor,flajr-
Lhingrinjr fceblc, dull, hravy,
■ve, flat, dcail. rotten.
■r,oris.m t. Icanness, drowsi-

gk)th,rottenncss,srniittincss.
ls f i. m. 2. a brazier*s ham-
. i. m. 2. idcm. (iiut

y*. n- 3. thc sca, thc ocoan,
riTer. tbc vast cxpa'isc.
t.f.\. marl, a fat clay.
.,x/J-a pcarl,jrcm,jcwel
'cr^uni atlj. proilucinjr.

nearls havinjr pcarls.
Marjrarituni, i. n. 2. a pearj. fcd.
Marjrinandus.a, xim.pt. to bc cdjr

inarjrin. broad-brimmed.

Mars,

Marticfcla, x. c- er- warlike.
Martijrciia,i».r.jjr.bcjrottcnof Mars.

M:trjrinMus,a, um- />r. tliat hath a,\fartius, a, um. iulj. dcdicated to
• i i i ? _- . i _- ■ • ■

Mars, hclonjrimr to war,warlikc,

Marjro,inis.r/ j^.3,a m.trjrin,a hrink, hcloujrinjr to thc month of March

a bank,a side,oredjre, a brim, an Martulus.i m. a bra/ier's hammer.

cnd, ov cxtrcmity. (sca Mariyr,tyris.r..y , ..5.a martyr, a wit-

MarTnus,a,um. «.•// marinc of thc Martyriuiii,i. n martyrdom. (ncss.
Marisca.x/La «rcat unsavorj' li^, Mariiin i. n. a hcrb likc ma.joram.

thc pilcs, a sorc hlibtcr- 'Mas, maris. m 5. a niale.

Mariscus, i. m 2 a liulrush. |Mas<-ulcsco. ccre .i,ic. .». to tarn

Mirita.a, / 1. a marricd woman.a in.do, to jrrow inaulv, or strong".

wife, a ipiccn. (maiTiajrc. Mxsciilinus, a, um. ,;i!j masculine.

MiritsHis,e.fif//.of, «r bcloii^injr to Masciilusa, nin u.u. inalc, rnanlv,
M intaiidus a, um pt to b.: marri- hardv.MascuIus a r rii!is.a hc-lanib

cd, ©r joincd, to marry. r Masciilus, i m . '2. a male, man.

Miritatus, a, um. /»/. married. Massa .c/. 1. a mass orhnnp of anv
Miritimus,a>uni «7/. maritimc, of, thinjr,thcboilv ofabook,a vcijrht

ofbcloirriu^tnthesca^iicklc.rrii- tos.vinjrinonc'shand toprovoke

cl. (tojoin.tosct to imprcjrn:itc. swcat i i bathinjr, afai*m.
Mtnto, arc. a. 1. to uiarry,to wcd. ^lassaris, is /. 3 a uild jrrape.
Maritor. ari. //. to bc niarri.-d. Massula, x f. 1. a littlc clumo, a
Maritus,a,um. fir// of, «/• bclon^inj; **lr>t a j^rai ; i.

to maiTiaf^c, inarricd. bridal. Mastr.aMo.onis /..>. a mastication.
Marltus,i.m.2 a!iiiHband,thc male- Masiirhc, cs / 3 giun mastich.
Mannor.oris n.."* snarblc, a inarblc Mastico, arc. a 1. to masticate.

statuc, thc sca. (marblc Mastiiria .v.ml a rojruc, a bcatcn

Marrnrtrarius, i. m. 2 a worker inM-isto-.,;./. J y cock an hcrb.(s1ave.
MaiTnor.'itiiin,i n i.rnru^Ie-plastcr. Ma*tiM<.M, .t / 1. a fur jrarment.
Marmbratus, a, uni. pt. cascd, or Mastriio.lt u*j a,um adj. that wcar-

covtTird with marblc I eth a f.ir jrarmcnt.

Marm^rcus^ a, um. adj. madc ofMastus, i m. 2. acock, an hcrb.

marblc,wlrtc. smooth, or Irird as-M itnra f x/.l.& Matiris,is./ 3 abU

marblc, like marblc. marhlc matiiri, a (Jallic javelin, or spcar.
Marmorosus a, um. adj hanl us.Mit-lli, x. f 1. a chambcr-pot.
Marra, x f. I a matto<\a pickax, Mitcllio, onis. m. .5. a watc--not.

a wccdinjr-hook, :i hoc. Mateola, x f 1. alittlc mallct.

Marrftbium, i. /i 2. horclioun l Matcr. tris./3 amother, afostcr-
Mars,tis. f/i. •>. a planet thc jrod of mothcr adam, a makcr, caiser,

war,war,a fijrht a battlc.courajrc,; 8cc. a namc givcn to matrons, ©r

s*i*cnprth. Mars forcnsis, clo- 1 troddcsscs, a trcc, the carth.

quencc, Ov. I.Mutcrrnla, ac./. 1 a litclc- mothcr.

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a house-keeper.
Materia,ac. /. 1 . rhattcr, stuflf, sub

stAnce,matcrials, timber, wood. a

branch,fueh a sub jcct-inatter, &?

ground, a sitbject, or argumcnt

an occasion, ©r cause.
Materialis, c. adj. of matter.
Materialftcr, adv. materially.
Materiarius, a, ura. aihj of timbcr.
Materiarius, i. m. a timber-mer-

chant.
Materiatfira, x.f 1. timbcr-work.
Materiatus. a, tnn. pt. timbcred
Miterics, li. f. 5 id. tju. Materia
Materior,ari.c/.l toiiakc provision

ofdmber(orbelonging to a mother
Maternus,», um. adj maternal. of,
Matcrtcra, x.f 1. an aunt. (tic.s-
Mathcmatic.a, ar/ l.themathema
Mathcmaticus, a, um. udj. mathe-

matics,of the mathematics (cian
Mathematicus, i. m. a mathemati-
>Iathcsis, is, wl cos / 3. judicia

astrotoiry, astronomy. kc.
Matralia.ium. pl n. 3. the feast of

matrons to the goddess Mater
Matricalis, e. adj. of the womb.
Matricaria, ac./ 1. feveifew.
Matrieido, x. c. g. 1. a murdcrer

of his mother, a matricide.
Matncldium, i n. 2. rnatricide.

MAX

Mattca,at/l.a dainty dish of raeat
Mattiacac pilx, washballs
»fattya,a:/l..wr Mattea(coxcomb
>IaUila,z./. a chambcr-pot,a silly
4aturandus,a,um,/>t to bc liastcn-
Matiirans, tis pt. hastemng. (ed
Matnrate, udv hastily, quickly.
Maturatio, onis./ 3. a hastening,
hastc.

Matfirutus,a.um. pt ripcncd, ripc,

full, perfect, hastened- Maturato

opus cst,wc must makc haste,7ta

Vfature, adv ius, comp issimc, &

urrimc . *up. in duc timc, se&son- est,highest, chief, hieb

Rst maximo prctioiit is v<
riin. Maximi aliqucm fi
lovc one dearly, Ter 111
multo maximum cst, I 1:
strcss upon that, Id.

Maza, x.f 1. flummery.

Maz6ndnum,i.n a platter^

Matriciila, «./. 1- a roll, or list of ly,scasonable,carly, quick, spee-

registered persons. the church.
Matriciilariusj. m. 2. a rejristcr of
Matrim>inialis.e adj ofmarriage
Matrimonium,in matrimony,mar.

riajrc,wedlock,a wife (therliving
Matnmu9,a um. adj havinga mo-
Matrix/icis/3.the womb a mothcr
Matrdna,*./ 1. a matron,a wife :

consort,a lady,a mistress. (fcast.

MatrSnaliaiium pl.n. 3the matroiis

Matr6nalis,ca///-matron-like,mod-

Matr5natus.us.rn 4. ladyship. <est.

MatruClis, is. c. g. 3. acoibin.

Mattu, x.f.l.z mat, qv mattrej».

ably, early, qiuckly, soon.

Mntfircsccns,tis. pt. frrowing' ripc

MatGresco,cere. i/ic 3. to ripen,to
grow,orbe ripctocome to a hcad

Vtatuntas, atis / 3. maturity,
ripcncss, pcrfcction, a seasou, a
conveiiicnt time. Fcstinata ma
turitas occidit celcrius,soon ripc,
soon rotten, Quint.

Vfaturo.Firc. a 1 to ripen,or make
ripe to hasten, to makc haste.

vfatfiror, ari. p. to be hastened.

Maturrimd.ar/r.ti/p with all speed.

Maturri'mus,a, um. adj. most ripe.

>Iaturus,a,um. adj. ior, comp. isst-
mus &. urrimus,#//p. mature,ripe,
melIow,pcrfect,opportune, time-

dv. too soon, or hastv.
Matiltinum. i. n- 2. the morning'
Mritutinus,a,um. adj. of, or in thc

morning, carly, sour, cross.
Mavortius, a, um. adj. warlikc.
Maurus,i.r/i.2.a moor,a blackmoor
Maurus, a, um. adj of Mauritania.
vlaurusiacus. & Maurusius, a, um.

dj. of Mauritania.
Mausolcum, i. n the tomb of Mau-

solus, a stately monument, on

scpulchre.

Maxilla^x-/.the cheek-bone-n corab
M-jLxiUuris, c. adj. maxiikry.

MED

MaxImdyOife.tff ft.moflt, x&

chiefly, especially, part

gTeaUy^iu^tUy^rodigit

ver-so much,yes. Quun i

abs te oro atque postulo,]

earncstly desireyou Ter

maxime memini,to the b

rcmcmbrancc at presen

Maximitas, atis./ 3. mag

Maxim6perd, adv- vcry e

Maxtmus,a,um aaj.*vp.\

biggestflargestteldest^ve

orlarge,most roightv, nio

ME.

Meubilis,ea({;.that runnetl

Mcans,tis./>/. passing.glidin
Mcaptc causa, for my qwi

on my own account, Tet
Meatus,us. m. 4. a passage

veyancc, a course. a raot

moutli of a river, a pore.
Mecxnas, atis. rw. a pat

friend of lcarncd men, I

minate person.
Mecastor, adv. juran, btf
Mechanice, es. / 3. mecbi
MS chanicus^L,um^ujrBMcl
Mechanicus, i. m. a cottt

designer.

Meconium, i. n. juice of pi
Mecum, tor.t cum me, witb

me, with xnysclf.
Meddix,icis.m. vid. Medissl
Medela, ac/ 1. aremedv,;
Medcndus^» um.^. to bel
Medens, tis. pt~ heafinffi Oi
|Mcdeor,en-4 3. t»h^k<

MED

MED

MKI

501

>edy. Ejm-scit medendo.lie iiJ preparntion, «r application, ajiltdaerrineus. a, um. adj. in the

beiu.

•iiore oastinatc tor
su«dcd, y>r$.

ct-.ir, tmfterjt. thcy curc, tliey
rcct.they reform.
iuK\i*.ri.J tlic pitb,or middlc.

midicinc.
Medicina,.c./'l mcdicinc, physic,

orthe artofph\ sic,a purj»-e,a curc,

or rcmcdy, poison, "a physician*s

&c. shop, a phvsician.
lanus, a, um ad'. middlc. iMcdicindis. c. adj. mcdicinal.
i;istin>ii><i*ni 2«a slavc.a drudjr*' Mcdicn,art*.a 1 to cure tohcaI,to
iastnticii*,!.*» 2. thc cliicf n.a- jrive au artificial prcparation.
:rate in Campania, Liv. I.Mcdicor. ari, fitus. />. to bc curcd.

iatio, dnis f. .">. a iiirdiation. iMedicor ari,utus. d 1. to curc, ov

iJtor.dris./n. .3 a mcdiatur, an. hcal,to amcnd,rcforiii,«r rcclaim. to the jroddcss of physic.
:ric«or, an uinpirc jMcdicus a,u>n.wi//.Modian/>r Pcr- ! Mcditulliuni,t>n.2.thc vcry middle

ica, x.f 1. a m.dv. ile. I sian ofthu Mcdcs (sical,hcalinjrJMcdium i n 2.themidst,<?rmiddlc,

ica, a: . /* 1. a ciiron, oraiijre^Medicuvi, um adj. nicdical, pliy-i what isp]accdinthcrniddlc,what
cinon trec. cinal.iMcdicus i m 2.a physici;tii,a letrch iscommon to 8cvcral,thc public.

;cabilis,c. adj curablc, incdi-jMedie^aJi'. indi.i'crciitl\, cqualiy, Mcdius,a, um. adj thc uiiddle, iu

middlc of the land, midland, that
livclh far from the sca, Mediter-
raneum mare, the sca which di-
videth Europe from Africa,/'»».

Mcditor,ari,atus sum. </. 1. to me-
ditHtc*onnuKCttoconsidcriorthink
upon to study dcsign, intend, or
contrivc,to cxcrcisc,orpractisc,t*
play upon an instnimcnt.

Mcditrinulia,orum. />/. n 2. fcasts

icabulum,i.N. 2. an iiuirniary. to.crably

icaincn, inis. //. a niedicinc, aj.Mcdictas, atisy .3. a moicty.

paring" mcdicincs.
icatjrictitaria,:e.thc urt of prc-
icumcntarius, i. m. 2. an apo-
:ary, a chcmist. (ciiial

icanicntoMis,;mim. adj. medi
icamcnluni,i m 2. a mcdicinc,
Hii-^i purjrc,acurc,or remcdy.

h, a tincturc to d\e with.
icaris *»•■* l*' iji** ii»i*r a iuolU-

J vi.-tue-

catio,6ni.s/ '». n proparation.

cat~irus.a,uni /// to prcparc

thc iniddlc, middling'. ordinarv,
iudirfcrcnt.ncutral, equally suit-

Mcdimnus,i.m.&, Mcduunuiii, i n. ed.or inclincd,common, frcncral,

^.a mcasure coutainin^six bush
cls- (ablc,ino!iiicrci]t,suiall,mcan.

dctcnnininjr,intcr\*eninc;, middle
ajred. Krigonbus mediis, in the

Medior.ris.cro.a/// middIin;r,tolcr- middlcof uintcr Virp. Mcdio xs-

Mcdiocntas atis f. >. a iiican, or tu,in thc heat of thc day,/r/. Mc-

middic way, mcanncss in an\ dia vocabula, words» uscd in %

circumstancc, indiflcrcnt parts ! goml, or bad scnse.

ioii, i\\ oiiitmcnt a paint, oijMcdiocntcr, adv iiis.ro/nft with;Mcdiusf itlius, adv by JTcrcuTcs.

inodcration»tolcrablv,indifTcrcnt-
Mcdioxiimc. adv. tolcr.iblv. lr.

%t m

Mcdioxiiinus, a, um. adj middic-

most.

Mcdulla x.f. 1 marrow, pith, the
quintcsscncc, or prime, a cliicf
point, flour, mcal thc hcart.

(ing 1 upon. Mcdullaris, c. adj inward,dcep

Meduiritus. adv. to thc niarruw,

deepl\, cordially, afVectionatcly.

MbMliillo,arc.a.to takc outmarrow

Mcdita:iundus»«um. adj. mcditit

calus,a,um./)/ ior, comp. isMi-Mcthtanicn, inis. n. nn ditation.

,*?ift. mcdiciual.j)h\Nical, nicMctlitumfutiim.i./i. i 1 an e\>:rcisc

nalfy,9r piivsically prcparcd/Mctlitans, tis. f-t. mcditatin^, rc-jMcdullosus, a, um. atfj. full of

oncd, licdaubcd with oint-j volvinc;,Tiiusing' upon, desijj ning', marrow.

its,^tcepcd, dycd,cnihautcil.l aimiiij^.

Lonicarncdicatapocula vir^ajMtdita^.ar/r with prcmcditation

aniiwood-potion^l/ur/. lanajMcditarm, onis. f. J. mcditation,

licata fuco, wool tlycd, // r.j tiioni^ht,stiidy,]>racticc,cxcrtisc

bdata virjra, Mcrcury's rod, Medit;iti\ us,a um.m//. nicditativc.

^cally prcpared to cau^c.Mcditatus, a. uin. />/. lia^in^iuus-iMchcrclc, Mchcrcule, 5c Mchcr-

p, Ov. Medicatus somnus, a! cd,or thou^ht upon, cousidcrcd, cuKs.nt/v. so hclpjnc Hcrcules,

p canscd by magical prcpa- 1 thou^ht upou. prcmcditatcd,cx- indccd.

ons, Li. ! crciscd. (ofthc land, or couiitry. l Mciciis l ti*i./> i # .pissin(r(make water

ic&tU9>uy. m, 4« a mcdicinalMcditcrrancum.i.n 2. thc midd2c.Mcio/u'rc,inlctnm. .i. J.to piss^MQ

2B

Mcdullula,z./! l.thc fincstdown.

Mc^alCsia. onim./// n. 2. plays in

honor of Cvbclc on thc 4th ot

m

April (uccs.

Mcgistancs,um.p/. w. noblcs,gran-

sos

MEL

BIEM

.-1

Mel,mellis,n.3. honcy.a swect,the Melftensii, e. a//i. of Malta.
jtticcoftheflowcrsoflihes,ade^Meh'turjrus, i. m. 2. a bce-dcaler

MEM

lum, thc surface of a t
nea mcmhrana,the lis

light,a darlin{r,my honey, or dcar Mclius,ar/v. comp. a Wene, bcttcr.j stancc in the middle<
heart! Meliusculc, ativ. a Jittlc better. | Plin. (skinny, like \

Mcliusculus, a, um. adj. souiewhatjMcmbranaceus, a, um

Melamaetos,i.m.2.the black eaglc.

Mciainpus,i.m.3. a do£,Blackfoot| better. (ney Mcmbraneus, a, ura. a

Mclanchxtes. ae. m. 1. Blackhair.'Mclizdmuin.i /i.a decoction of ho

parchment-

a

a

Mclanchlaenus,a,uni. aaj. wearing-Mcllariunv.n.2. a bec-hive,or stull Mcrubniniila, x.f 1.
■ black clotlies .McUarius, a, um- adj. bclon^-ingfMcmbranulum, i. n.

MSlanchblia, x.f. 1. melancholy, to honey. brane.

Mclancholicus, a, um. atlj. mclan-Mellarius,i,m.a honcy-scller. (ncy. Mcnbratim, arfv. limb
cholic. i.Mellatio,6nu»/.3.the takingof ho- picces,pieccmcal,in&h

Mclaneus,ei m.2.a dog.Blacfccoat. iuj*.

(of honcy. a part, an clcnienr, ac

Melania,s./1. blackness, a black Mclhf icati0,6nis/ 3. thc nuikiiu; MC-mct,//r««.ru c. nu, m
spot. jMellificiuni, i. ii.2. idcm. Mcuu!ii,inciiicnto, iikm

Melanurus,!- m 2. aruff,a bream. Melhf ico [mcl, facio], are. a. 1. ti-' niinis.se,ivrjA.</r/i'»7.lo :
Mclapiura, i. n. 2. a peannain. ] make,or produce honey. ihoncy ; to think of, to niakc i
Melciiluniti.tt-2- my swccthoncy ! MrUificii.s,a,iiin. cdj. thut makcth 1«» takc care, to provi<
MclCtf>l t H.vid. Mch)S s on^s,notc«.!Mciliflucns tis aJi. cloqucnt. .Mv'imionia:aves..Y ii.tM
MelcagTis,ulis./. 3. a guinca-hcn ^Mellifiuus^Miin. atij. Uowing wkli Ov.birds wliich came «
Mcles.-tW Mclis.if./. »>• a badgcr. h*»ncy, dc1ic:our 9 sweet. i outof Ktiiiopia toMcm

Mcleteus,a, um. adj. belonging to.M«:llig , cnii^..i,um. aJj. like honcy.' at Troy.aiid tture lou^
Mclcs Melctcx charlx,IloiiicrVi.tlcUi£o, inis /*. 3. ruildcw. | killcd oue anotlicr.

Ycrses, uv poems. Tilml jMcllillus, a, uiu. adj. of honcy. J.Me:nor.oris,u</.\oiiiii zc

Mchbocus, a, um- atij. of Melihnra ' M*»l 1 i:ii;i,re , i /* 1. s\vt.".-tncsH % dcli};ht. thankrukffr.ttct'iil.Lotir
Mchcx gaUin.c. turkey huns, f.' /. , Mellinus,a,um.«//'.of honcy. (ncy. Ms.-inorubilis l c.u<//-.ior. i
Mcl(ccinbalfcs,um./</. //. pcriwink-jMellitfilus,a,uin. adj. swecl :i» ho- bc spokcn.ar talked tr
Mehcus,a,um aifj harnioniou».(lcsi.M< , lli:us, a, um. attj. is&imu:;, ntp hle. notablc, rcnownc

Mclilotes, uf 2. mehlot-
M61imelum,i.n. 2. a honcy-applc

Hhecp-skin, or badger-skin.
Mclior,u*.<ia>'- crmp. a Donus, bct
tcr.more excellent, more valiant,
more cxpcrt,orskilfil.morc y\*l.

prcscr\ccl,o*-.swectciicd with ho- Mem6i>andus.a,uni./;/.to
ncy, of a honcy-tastc, dclicious' rccordcd,meiiioi-ablf,i
the quince madc into liiarmaladc ^tclo,dii:s. m. 3. a mclon. {lovcly. c;l«irious gallant. bniv<
Mehmuin,i.n.2 o'd of the blossomsjilelfldus, a, iun- atfi. mclodicus. Mcmorans, tis. pt spcak
of applcs, a whitc paint. niint. .Mehvncli, ;i. intlscl marmakulc. ! hiting 1 , rcporting", sayin
Mfihnus,a,uin.a^;'. ycllow,madc of Meiomclumj :i. 2 a swcetprin!?- Memorator, oris. m. .>. a

Melo])epo,6nis m.* in /tf.acf.TiieJo-Memoratrix, icis.y. 3. a
pepnnas, a musk-mclou. jMcmbratus, a. um. pt. I

.\Iclos n.def.ahl mclo,/i/. mcle.me- niu9,«://».s])okcns^men
h»dy, harmony, mu5ic. asong-, y- counted, famous. « rcinc
or iipri^ht^greatcr, bi^er. (tcrj tune, a sinping- in measure- JMcmoratu, abl. &t ui. d\
McTiorficOicerc.fr 3. to jyrow hct-|Mcmbrana,x /'. 1. a membrane, ajMcm6ria,x,/ 1. mcmon
Meli6so-jlivll>.i,i<n.2.parsIey.balml film, the pcel bctweenthe bark brance, mention, conw
Mehtxus, *, udi« adj. of MdiU, ( and thc iree, p^rchmcnt, or vel- rcficction.thc time witl

MEN

M£N

MER

303

lg is remcmbered, mcmorl-
lironicles, records, a sepul-
a monument.

riiilis, c adj. bclonginjr to
jryjorivmcmbrance Mcmo
adjutores, clciks of tlic
irv.

riola.x/.l . .1 short nicmon.
nti-ivji/v by heurt,pertcctly
ro,fi:v.«.l lo muke mcntion,
ruk ct', to tell, rchcarse, rc-
, or rerite, to say, to cal),ot
,to remcinher. I >e natura mc-
it. hc wrole of naturc, Cic.
ror,ari,atus.p. to be rcbcurs-
ported, reineinbcred, &c.
e/.l. a lierrinfr,or pilcharcl
f x. /l. a blcinish, a spnt,a
amistukc,aii crror iu writ-

(tcIU lics
ciloquus, a, um. «*//. that
ciuin, i. n 2. a Iit*,a story,an
th, a Hction, a ricceit*
ritinculum, i n.2. ant. Mcn-
.icuia, x.J 1- a little lie, o?
Lion, a hb.
ciilus, i. m. 2. a liar.
x, acis. a<(/. ior, cnmp. issl-
r//p. lying, deccitful, ialsc,
crfcit, dccciving", invcntcd.
eudax protc inihi.ldcceived
f on \ our bchalf, (Jv. Mcn
ininus.dcceivingby dream*.
f.Mtirice mendax,thuld\clh
purple, JHart. state.

cibulum, i. /i. a beggarh
cans, *•» /»'■ bcggiug.
catio. onis./. J. a bcgging.
catus, n, um. ///. bc^rged.
ce, «t/f heggarly, ineunly
citas, atis. /. J. beggarh-
extreine povcrty.
co, arc a. 1. to bcg, to ask
to provoke.
uor, ari. drp. 1- to bcg.
tula,*../. 1 . a bcggur'» coat

Mcndiciilua, i. m. 2. a nujatnuffin.
Mcndicus, a,um. adj. begg-ar-like,

sorry, mean, pitiful.
Mcndjrus, i. m. *. a bcjrgvr.
Mciido*t',ar/i'.ibsuiit, sitp. faultily,

inconvcily, coriuptly, falselv,

wrong, erroncouslv, unskilfully.
Mcndosus, a.uili. adi.\or f comp. full

of blemishes, or spots, faiilly, iu-Mcnsurabilis. t* utij. mcasurable.

corrcct, crroucous, blundcring, Mcnsuriitor. oris 7/1.0. a njcasurcr.

lcwd, vicimis. .Mensuro, are a 1. to mcasure*

month, montbly, cvery nyrath.

Mensula,x./. 1. dim. alittlc table.

Mcnsiilarius, i. m 2. a baiiker. (ty.

.Mcu!»un),i.n.2. a measured quanti-

M ensura,a*./. 1 . a mcasurc,or quan-
tity mcusured, mcusuremcnt, %
proportion,glory, dignity, autho-
rity, place. capacity, ability, &i/.e.

\icnduin, i. n. 2. a faull.

Mcnsus, us. m. 4. vid. Meusura.

Mcniana.omm./)/ w.J. standin^»lo Monsus, a, um. pt. measurcd.

scc shows from, bul^omcb.
Mcnsjtis/.o. tltc iTiind,thc ratioual
soul,reuson,sLiisc, ur undcrslaml-

Mcuta, x.fl. amun's privy purta»

miut. scab likc a r ; ng-worm.

MentagTu, x.f. 1. a foul tcl cr, or

inj;, thoufrht, judfrmcnt. opinion, Mcutba, x.f. 1. thc horb inint.
vlcsign.intcntion.rc^olulion, jmr-JMenthnstrum, i. n. 2. wihl iuint.
po>c,]>rovidtMicc,will,iiicrmation.jMcnt"il>or, /r

ati'ection,thc tempcr of the rnind
thc nicxnory, advicc, counscl,
heurt,cour;i^c,u goddcas. Alcntis
su.e cssc,to bc in his righl scnses,
Ctc Sux mcnti aliquem relin-
qucrc, to lct a person take his
own coursc, «SY/.

Mcnsa, i /.1. a tablc,a mcal,a scr-
vicc,0T' course of dishcs, a trcnch-
er,orplatc,acountc r Mcn-a luiiio
nia, an executioncr^s chopping
block, Suct.

Mcnsalis, e. adj. of a table.

Mens.irius, i. m 2. a bunkcr.

Menses, iuni. /'/. nt. .">. thtr tlowcrs,
or mnnthly icnns of woiiicn.

Mcnsio, ouis./. J. a mcar>uring.

Mcnsi*, i>. m. 3. a nionth.

Mensor, ons. m. 3. a niea&urrr, o/
survcyor of lands,a gcomctriciaii-

Menstmu.oruin pl.n. 'J.the mcnscs

Mcnstruiilis, c. iulj. rncnstrunl.
monthh , or cvcry montb, of u
iuouth,lustin)r for a iuonih.(terms

Mcu.ttruuiii, tis pt. thut hath thc

Meiiatruum,i /Miionthly allow uucc

Mcnstruus. a, um. adj. of, or fur a

^ieniiur, Piaiit-
Mcnticns, tis ?;t lviiu - .
Mcntlgo, liiis/C. a scab about the

mouths of sht:cp,callcd thc pock.
Mcntio,6nis/. inention } a spcaking

of.
Mcntior, Tri.itus stun dA. to lic, to

brcak one*s wonl, to deceivc, or

impose upon to feign,or prctcnd,

to countcrftit,9r resemblcto de-

vise, # r inveut, to dcny.
Mcntitio 6nis /. a tclling a lic.
Mcntliuims, a uni.///. that v. ill lic,

fulse (dcccived, fci^*ntd. false.
Mcntitus, a,uin. JM. huv.ng licd,or
Mciituhi. je./ 1. nV/. Mcuta.
Mcntum, i /;. 2. thc chin.
Mcans, tis. /»/. going, or ]>assinff.
Mco, ure n.l to go,or pass,to ghdc

along. to How, to dini.se itself.
Mcopte iug-enio, by my own wit.
Mcphiticus a, um. adj. stinking 1 .
Mephitisis/.,». a stink,an ilJ savor
Mci-Ticulus. a,um ndj. pretty pure,
Mcrucus a,um. a<//.ioi, amp. issi-

mus, ittp. purc, \viu:.>ut mixturc.
Mcrcubilis, c adj. thut iii:«y bc

bought, or hircd, incrchivvN^V^

404

MER

MEK

MET

McrcanMus,a,um/>/. to be bauglit,l}tert:trix, Icis/3. a whore a har-

•r purchased.
Mercans,tis.^f.buying*purchasin£
Mercatio,dm*/j. a bu ying,tradc
Mercator, oris m a merchant

a

buyer- to a merchant, or tradc
Mercatdrius, a,um. adj. belonginjr'
Mercatftra.xyi.thc trad* ot* mer-
chandise. ybought, purciiascd.
Mercatus,a,nm./>f. Iiavinjr bought,
Mercatus,us m.4.the trade of mcr-
chandise, a salc, a market.
Mcrcedula re/.l.a littlc fce,orrciit
Merceiiarius. a,utn. adj mercena-
ry,hired, bribed, corrupted witji
money, fecd suborncd, dcsigiicd
for the making 1 of gain,belonging
to trade.(hireling,a hired soldici
Merccnarius,i fn,2. a merccnary,a
Merces, edis/3. wages, or hirc,a
reward, a recompence, a punish-
ment,interest,rcnt, proHts, gains,
Tate, cost, pams. condition, con
sideration, proof.
Merctrnbnium, i. n. 2. traflick.
Mercor, ari, itussum. d. 1 to buy to
purc.ase. Hocmafrnomcrccn.u.-
Airidse would give evcr so muc
to have thi» doue, Virg.
Mcrcunalis, e. udj. lcarned (ry
Mercurialis,is/. .the herb mercu
Mercunus, i. »i. 2. quicksilver.
Merda, se/ 1 ordurc, dunjr (ilth.
Mcre, adv. mercly, purely.
Mercnda ae/.l abcaver,acollation
Merens, tis. pf.dcservin£,serving-
Mereo,5ri,rui,rituni- n- &. Mereot,
c*n,ritus, d 2. to descrve, to gain,
•r eani,to get,purchase,or obtain,
to sen e in war.
Meretrfce, adv. whorishly.
Meretricium, i. n. 2. whorcdom.
Meretncius, a, uui. udj. mer^tric-
ous, of. or bclonging toa whorc.
Mercjncor, ari. d. 1. to whore.
Mcrcftriiula, x./.l- u litUe whore

lot,a strumpct(in;r hook,or*cythe
Mcrga, c/.l- a pitchfork a rcap-
Mergens, tis./>^sinkiiur,drownin£.
Merges itis/.J. a handful of corn

in reaping, a rcaping hook.

snitablc.fit convenicntfpm
Mcrbbihus, a, uin. adj dri
Mcrops, 6pis. m. ■>. abirdth

elh hccs, a wood-pcckcr.
Mcrsatus, a. um. pt. dippcd
Mersio, 5nis / J. a drownii

Mcrgo, gerc,.rsi.rsum. a. S. to put Mersito. are n. 1 to dip oi

" Merso, ire. a.l. to wash,to
tcn, to drown, to overwhe
Mersor uri,utus p. to bc w
Mcrsfirus, a, um pt. about t<

Mergus, i m 2. a cormonni,a vinc

branch turned bow-wise.
Meriduhs, e. at(j. soutSicr:i.
Mcridians, tis.jM.*Ieeping at noon
Meridianus. a, uro. adj. lncridian,

southcm, at noon-day.
Mcrldialio, 6nis. / -. noon-rcst.
Mer idics«c i .m 5.mid«day .nooutide

noon, thcsouth,orsouihcrn part

ofthcworLd.Meridicsnoctis,mid-]Mcsa tc f 1. tbc middle.

uuder watcr to immerse . to dip,
duck,or plunge,to sink,to drown.
to ovcrwhelnijto ruin,to dcstroy,
to involve. (watcr.

Mcr^or,gi,rsus,/>. to be put undcr Mersus a, um pt- sunk» drc

ovcrwhelmcdyloitfhiddcn,

ed.sunk dccp into (Jie wi

McruU a. / 1. a blackbinl

Mcrmu, i. n-2. pure. or ncsl

Mcrus, a, um> <i''j. mt-re, :

downright, plain, pure, ne

mixcd, alouc, bare naked

Mers, cis./..). nierchandise,

ronunoditics, a wretc l i.

ni^rht, Varr. d.\ to s!c.'|> at noon

Meridio, are. n. &. Mcndioi, ari

Mcrididnalis, e. adj. nieridioii::l

^lcritissuno, mlv sup. n\ost dcscr\

Mcrit6»fl!h»descrvedly«ju8tly(cdly

Mcrito, arc./iTfjr 1 to cam, or jfct
gain,to be rcnted at,orbring in b\
way of rent, lo serve.

>ieritorium, i;i 2. an inn.tavcrn, ot
public house, a bawdy house
lcruorius,a,um.a^/;. that carneth,
or bringcth in moucy ,or g^ain, let,
or set for advantag*e.

'lcntuni,i.n.2.merit,dcsert,worth,

valuc,cxcellcncc,a scnicc.favor, Mcssor,6ris wi.^i. a rcaper,*
ori;indncss,a good turn,a reward, Mc*sorius,a,uin. adj. j>crtain
a hire, ♦»• stipcnd. • reaping, or mowiu^.

Mentunis, a, wm.pt. Bcne meritu- Messura,* / l. a reapin£,*r
rus iuihi vidcris dc tuis civibus, Mcssus, a,um. pt. reapcd,iw
si— you will lay a grcat oblijjpi- Metajar^/ll. a pillar.it the eti
tion on your count.rymcii,if — Viv. coursc,a gt)a),a bouml,9 p b*

Morltus, a, um. pt. &mdj. issnnus, ry,a liiiiit,4/ a cn.l^tunung > ,«r
anp. rner.ted, dcscrved, or liavinjr ing" anuppermillstPMic^ico»
deservedjdcservii^wonhy, duc, ma udolescentis paulum hs

Mcsaula, x.f. 1- a pas-agc,

Mlscs,3c.ot.1 flcr mesciiitlie

west wmd and by north

Mcspiluin, i- n. 2. a mcdUi

Mcspilus, i./ 2 a mcdlar-tr

Messia<< x. m.l.an Hcbrcw

of our Saviour, thc sar

Ciirist in tireek, viz. Anc

Messio,onls/.a rcapin^,orDU

Mcssis is./. 3. a harvcst,!

corn,harvest-work, plcnty

dancc,storc,advantage,gaii

ty. Tuamcssisinherbaest

hopes are but in thc bud,0

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i rcputation nict with a
: vcry goal, Cic.
, a, uni adj. mctallic
, i. m 2. a rchner of nic-

(metal.

a, um. ndj. producing

n 2.mctal,a mine-Dum-

u'talhini,condenincd to

thc inines, Plin. (tion.

ioms, is / a transforma-|

/)/. mcasuring-.

,*/a mctaphor,a trope

, is. / «:. a transpofiition

is./ 3. a nicasuring,

Metitus, a, um./>f. having mcasur-
ed, measunng.

Meto terc,me>ii>ui,messum.|fl. 3. to
mow.reap,orcut do\vn,to crop, er
gathcr, to cut, or strike oft\

Mctor. ti. p. to be mowed.

Mctonymia.x./l a trope whcn the
cause is put for the eftect, the
subjectfor the adjunct,tr contra-
rily. (nomist.

Metoposcopus, i. m. 2. a physiog.

■ii. m. 3. a measurer, o;
•f land,a planter. Meta-
hc hiat quartcreth out
r s')ldii-rs plundej 1 ,/'/»!.
a.um.fls/f.ofmcasuring
:./ 1. a measurintf.(cd
um pt. uictwd, measur-
raw silk t tlircad,a ropc.
, i ki. 2. a nicrrer.
liosis, is.y. 3 a transmi-
f rt-moval of the soul.
l, um. pt. to be rcapcrl,
■ cut dow n, to mow.
pt. r^aping', mnwing».
cs./3.thc part of gTum-
ij» tlio whv of spcaking-.
;,a,um u'j. nielhodical.
a inilhnd. rrgular.
,i. n 2. a trick, a chcat
i /. 2. a invthod.
! , a, iim- adj. fearful,ti
i/ardous, frightful.
lyUiix.pt.Xo he measured
/#/. mcasurimc, pufeun^
:min£, valuing
nv:nsiis Mum, & meti
ii inctc. oi- mcasurc, to
\it, to survcy, to go, er
Lo l.ouud,^rlJmit,to va.
leeui, to j :dge of, to
» placc, #r rani.

my honest blunderer, the special
fellow of mine J J futdr JN'ihil addo
de m*o,nothing of my own inven-
tion.CYc.Deo irato meoi. <-.in me
irato,TVr. MeiiB hic dies est,I will
be merry this day, Plaut.
Ml.

Mf • dat. pre Mihi, to mc.

Mi, voc. a Meus

Mica,%/ 1. acrumb, a gain, a lit.-
tle banqueting house.

Metor.ari, atus, sum. d. 1. to metc Mxcans, tis. pt. shining, glittering,

er mcasurc, to mcasurc out, to beating,panting, moving" nimbly.

sct out, dividc, disposc, ordcr, ov Micatio, dnis./ 3. a ahining.

limit by measurc,to pitch,orplace Mico,are,cui.«ir.M*/>.n. 1. to shine,

Metreta,*/. 1. akilderkin,arund- glitter,*rsparkle, to beat,or pant,

Metncc f es/3thc art of metre(let to move quickly, to move thc fin-

Metricus, a, um. adj. mctrical, of gcra fast up and down.(spirited.

metre, ermeasure, m mctre.
Mctr6polis cos/ 3. thc chief city.
Mctrhpohtanus, i. in. 2. an arcli-

bishop. (surc

Mctmm,i. n. 2. mctrc, versc-mea-
Mctucndus,a, um- pt. to be fcarcd,

or drcaded,tremcndous, tcrriblc.
Mctuens,tis^ &.aaj m foT f cemp. fcar-

iug, drcading 1 , afraid, fcarful, re-

ganlful, concerned fbr.
M5tu)a,a*/l.alitt]c butt, or mark

Micropsychus, a, um o^. mean-
Mictnrio,lrc,ivi& ii itum. neutA.Xa

makc watcr, to piss.
Micula,x/ 1- a very snuUl crumb.
Migrans, tis pt departinp, rcmov-

ing.In mncroncm migTantia,nat».
rallytendingtoa sharp point,^ J tfii.
Migrossit,/>r.' Migravcrit, Gc. (aJ.
Migratio,6nis/a cluuige.a remoT»
Migratur, imper.f. it is removed.
MigT-iturus, a, um.pt. about to re-

Metuo,ucre^ii,(<mr,ntum) a. 3. toMigrfttus,U8.in.4.a rcmoval.(moYe.
fcar,to <|read,to bc afraid.s r con- Mi^ro,arc n&.fl.l to dcpart,to re-

ccrned.tobc cautioua,to avoid, to

doubt Mctuo patrcs,quot fucre, I

wondcr how niany fathers thcrc

wcrc,/ J /uM/Mctuo ut substet hos-

pcs.I fear lesthc should not abidc

bv what Iie Iiath said, Tcr.

Mctuor, ui, p. to bc fcarcd

Mctus,us./n.4. fcar, dread, carc, vr

coucern, rcligiou9 awe, terror.

Mctutus, a, um. pt, fcarccL

Meu, wl. Mciim t i. n. 2. wilddill.

Mjus, a» um. pron. adi. my, mine,

mineo\vn,at my owndisposal,frce,

iny own man, of niinc own mak-

ing. er contrir&ncft. Mcus homo,

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move,to go,or get away, to go,tfr
depart from,to pass, to slip,to b%
altcrcd, er ciiunged.

Migror^irl^tus p. to be remoyed.

\Tih'i,dat.bjium. F.go, to, «r for me>

Mihimetipsi, dat to me royielf

Mihipte, pn* Mihi ipsi-

MIles,itis.c.y. a soldicr,a foot aol-
dicr.tlie soldicry, a novice,an at-
tendant,a serjcant,bcadle,«rsujn-
moner. Milcs ad navcj, a sea-tol-
dicr, er martne, Liv.

Miliaria, x/ 1. a linnet,an herb-

Mdiarium,i ;i.2 a vcs»iel belonging
to au oil-milU a, n^fitout.

MIM

MlS'

M

, a, iim. adj. of millct.
, tis. /»/. serving\ ti^ting'.
iiCattj mililary.warlikcof
.tcr a Jr.soldicr-like. (war.
ms, a* um. adj. miiitary.
urus, a, um. pt. ahout to
: in war,rea<ly to serve in war
a,x/l. warfarc,war,service,
jil, an anny. soldicrs.
.o, arc. vi. & n. 1. to iifrht, to
ve, to pursuc, to liaunt

Mlmograpl.is, i. m. 2. a writcr of.M,mmc,aaV.lcaft,<>rfewcst,iic
plays, or ia» ck-h. (a mis*. 1 all. in no casc» in no wise, bj

\Iiinula.;c./l dhn. a little actnss, nu-ans,at least,mtichless,«rl

Mimus,i.m 2 a mimic. an uctor, a" i»f all. Quam nunime, aslHtl
scurrilous buftbon. or jestcr any inaybe/Yr^.Minimeobiicurev
farce, ov ridiculous story- . tlic ^rcatcst clcM-ncss, CVc.

Mihi, ftro Mihinc ? lo mc r Pera- ninic saepe, seldomcst, Cm$.

♦I ina.a*./. 1. a pound,a measurc of Mimmum, i. n 2. thc least

Minimiim, adv. at the least,E

gTouud 120 fect srjuarc.

Minacix, aruin. ///./ 1. menaccs,' Non miniinum, vcry much,.

thrcatcniiifrs, thrcats. (cnin^ly. Minimus. a, uin. adj. theleai

itor, ari, atus /» to bc fought.lMinaciter, a>lv. ius, comp. thrcat-. smallest. very little MininM

,ium, i. n- 2. miilct.

ile,&. Millia. *••£. pf. a thousand,

umberless, Mille pussus,a lnilc.

jlle,ii.caret trenbs. J.it sinj? in a/d
otilli ln plur. h;cc millia,ium,ibus.
& ihousand.

Aillefolia, *c / 1. milfoil.
4iIlefolium,i. n. 2 milrbil.vorrow.
Ifillcfonnis, e. udj. of a thousand
shapes, or fashions.
Aiilepcda,x/. 1. a palincr-wonn
klillcsiinus, a, um. adj. thc thou-
sandth.

klilliarc,is.n.3.a milcstonca inilo.
•liliiurium, i n.2. t,ee Miliurhun.
fcfilliarius, a* um. adj. a thouvnid.
Oillies,a</v a thovwind tiines.vcn

oftcn. (collar made of lcatiu-r.
kl.llus,i w & Mi)lum,i.7f.a inastiff»
U.ltus, i / 2 a vermillion.
Milva, se./. 1. akitc
H.lvina, ae./ 1. a shrill pipc.
Milvinus,a,ura aJj of.wlike akitc.

Miivina, acil. appetentia, a sto

mach likc a kite, Plaut.
M.lvius, ii. m- 2. id. qn Milvus.
Milvus, vel potiits Mduus, i. m 2 a

kite, a rapacious fcllow, a iish

a sifrn.

Uima,a?./ 1. a mimic, an actress
Mimicc. adv. mimically, apishU
Uimicu*,a, um. aJj miniic, apisli
Mffccted, wanton, bawdy.

Mina:, aruni. pl.f. 1. tltreats mc-| provocat.jc digi'o,hc holdetl

naccs.tcrrois,storms(warrantin|rj littlc fingfer at mc, H> r.
\l inans,tis./k/ i lircatcninfr, hissin^j.M inio.arcr.fi. l.to color red,to|
\liti;vnicr t ndv. thrcatcningly.
Mnatio, 5uis./ 3 a tiircatcning;.
\1 iii.~ii6riu.s,:i,uui.a((/ thrcatcnin^-
Minatus, a, iuii /;/ having* thrcat- moter orfurthcrcr, a maitty

cncd. povernor. Opcri vehemeBtt

\liiiu.\,acis,ni//.ior,com^ cissimus. nistor,onetliut is too obliginf

#!//>. thrcutciiing-, mcnacin^, im-Ministcr, tra, tnim. atlj unt

pcrious hau^iiiy. surly.

Minister tri.m. 2. a miniiter.s
vant.a waiter^a cupbearer.u
tcndant,an assistant,a helperj

Minco, iic /i '2. to hung-.

\ltncivu,;':./Ji.tlic ^otldiss of wis-
(ioin l-.-urnin^ arts andarins; n:i-
luiv v. it c;"ift sj)inni»i{c,wcavinjc
Crassa .Mincrva plainly, // r. lu-
viia .\iintrva, u^-ain&t iiulurc, Jd

vii.icrvul.-.-c/ •linervtilcyi.s n .> cn-
tr.inrcni<in"\ on^oing^to scliool

Miiij:'o ^cr». ,iiAi,iciuni.a . to piss,
tomuliCyOiili.scharge watcr Min-
^crc iu ^rciniutn nutipto coinuui
incol ^ilii, CatuH.

Min^oi*, j«*i. p. te be piss;*d.

\lini;.i-..".is,a,uiii udj.of $ \>y. or witli
vi.nuilion ^cd witli vcrnuliou

Miniuiidus a, um /*/. to bc puint-

\liniaria x/l.a minc ofveniiilion
k iiiiifirius,a,uni. adj of vcrmilion.

\liuiutulus,;i,iiiii «'(/. markcd wit!
red wax,disu]>pro\cd of.

Mtuiftuis,u,uui/fr rcd Minialacc-
rula notandus to h^- markcd ah

Miiiistcrium,i n. 2. scrvice,*'
ancc.uny honorablc oflicc,
ploymcnt, pcrformance,
puins. a servicc, or onpt
plutc. a ritc, scnants, Wf

Ministru^./l a maidserv;

MinistraiiR.tis pt sening

M inistpttio onis / iJ. at

\linistrltor. ori<. m. a
attcndant t hc thut fecd
ctii uiUi mcat, a plca
ciient.

Minibtiutorii urccoli,
tho ^aitci-s scn'c w

Mmistalrix. Tcis./ a
M mistratur^m/).it i-

Miuistro, are. u. 1
scn*c, to scivc wit
:isMst,to furnisli,a1
pcrliirin, or cxcc
to p*ovcrn.

\lin;stror,ari,atu
up, to bc carefc

• m.

iton, oawuy. ruia noianuus »o nc marKcti ah up, to bc carcfc

2* rattle,l9UttW0rU\ iiulty, *r cnUciscd upon, Cic. |Minitabuiidus»af

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reatening grcatly.
Bpt. threatening*.
inis. / 3.a thrcatening.
. o. 1. to threatcn.
d.l.to threatcn sorc,
n.

2. redlead,vcrmilion.
a. 1. to drive cattlc.
dj. cm. a Parvus, less,
caner, lowcr, inferior.
apitis mlnor,degraded
itate pf a frecman, //<>?-.
M. to threaten,to pro-

n. pl m. 3. our succes»

Tity, or ofispring, the

ien.

itis. /. $minority.

, a, um. pt. to be dimi-

i. pt. diminishing, lcs-
ting lcss, abating, dc-

,ui,utum. a 3. to dinii-
sscn, or make fcess, to
ipair,to violate,ordero-

to injure.

itus. p. to be lessencd.
.a 4.to sing with a low
oo, to chatter.

less lcss than, fcwer
s time than, not so of-
ner not at all, not so
i welljiot so very.QuojM
i a verb.that— not,not

,*, um. adj. less, little.
. .minced meat,a hash
idv in bits,in gobbcts,
•op.very sparingly, by
.ittle, by dcgreca.
.ius, c. mp. issirac, tup.
cccs nicely, preoiaely
w, poorly.

! l.a vcry small thiog
pL HtUo" «icctic*.

Mmiities, ei./ 5. smallncss.
Minutim, (idv xec Minutc.
Mmutio,5nis./3. a lcssening,a di-

minution

M¥nutulus.a,um.aoj. littlc, prctty
VfTnutus,a,um. bt.V. adj ior, comp

issimus, 9up. aiminished lcsscn-

cd, dishcartencd, dispirited, mi

nute.small,littlc, mcun, low, sub

tilc, nicc
vlirab'ilis,c.Aifi'. ior, comto. issYmus,

8up. to be udmircd, admirablc,

wondcrftil mancllous, strangc,

cxtraordinary.

viirabilitas, atis./ admiration.
Mirabilitcr.««/r.wonderfulK',am.i-

zingly, strangcly, excecdingly,

honourahly.
MirabundiistMim.ac^.full of won-

der, or admirution. wondering.
vllrriculosc, adv manellously.
MTraculum>i.n. 2. a miracle,a pro

digy.
Vlirandus.a.um. /// to be admircd,

wondcrful, manellous, strange.
vlimns, tis. pt. wondering, admir-
Miratio, onis. /. 3.admiration(ing
Mlrator, dris- m. 3. an admirer.
Vliratrix, icis./ 3 she that admir-

eth. Turba imratrix, the gaping

crowd.
Miraturus,a,um. pt. about to won-

dcr, or admire, to wonder.(with.

irutus,a,um.pf.admiriiig,pleased

Miratus, us m. 4. wondcr. (ly.

Mirc.aoV. wonderfully .excecding.

Mirif ice, adv- wondcrfully. Miri

fice* cst nactus it is gotten in a

v^ry prctty manncr, Catutt.
MirIfIco,[niirus, facio],are a. & n.

1 to makc maxveUous, to do

strange, «r wondcrful things.
Vlirtficus,a um adj issimus,& cn

tissimus, $up. wonderful, marvel-

lous, strangc, extraordinary.
MirmaUo, doU. m, J, a fcncejr.

Miror,ari.r/.lto wonder,tomarvcJ,
to admirc, to be fond of.

Mirus,a, \im.adj wonderful, mar-
vcllous. strangc, cxcecding. ex-
cellcnt, mighty,prodigious, por-
tentous.

M : sccllFinea, bmm.pl. n.miscella*
nics,mixcd collcctions, plays,&c.
a mixturc, a hotchpotch.

Misccllrmus,a, um. a'//.!2.miscella-
ncous, mixed, jumblcd togcthcr»

VliscclIiiva,uiTWf(/.mixetl,wrming-
lcd,ofdivcrs kindstogether.Mis-
cellse vitcs, vincs tliat will grow
in anv soil, Cnt t.

Misccndus,:i,um./»/.to bc mixcd,or
minglcd. to mix, • r minglc:

Vfisccns tis. /»f lnixiii^minglin^.

Vli.scco,erc,cuuniistiiin,&mixtiim a
a 2.to mix.to min^le.to b)<;nd. to
confound,to disoitli'r,to interlace,
to intcrspcrsc, to divcrsiiy, to
slirink, to man:i<rc, to communi-
catc, to excrcisc.

Misccor, c-ri. p to bc mixcd.

Misellus, a, um. adj. miscrabfci
wrc.tch^d,poor # pitifuI,soiT\',Hhab«
by- '

VI iBcr,2ra,crum.a///\ior,rm»/>. crri-
mus,*r^.miscr.tblc t wrctchc'l,wo-
ful,pitiful,:ifflicti\c,sick,aflcctc<l,
innocent, sorry, paliry nican,ah-
jcct, stingy. .Miserrimus fui fngi-
tando.wcary and faint '/Vr.Misc-
ros nos! unhappy as wc arc* C/r.

Miscrum mcmoratu, a sad, dis
mal story, Plaut.

vllscrabile ,ac/v.iniserably wofully

MischSbilis, c. adj. iniserablc,*
wrctchcd, unhappy. lajncntablc»
piticd. , wretchcdly.

liscrabHTtcr, adv. misera^r,

Mis(3randusa,um pt. to be pitieoV
orlamcnted*wretcticd*IamcBtabl^

Miserans, tis. pt, ovtNVxA.

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Miscratus, a, uni. pt. having pity.

Miserc, udv. njiserably,wrctchcd-
ly, sadly, mightily, {p*eatly. Qui
miserc afcTeque est,hc who is ill.

MiVreo,ere.7i vid. Miscret (huer.

Misercor, eri, ertus. d. 2. to pity, thc hungings being let down,

to Uikc pity of, to havc liicrcy on
Miscrcscit, imper*. it piiicth.
Mlsercsco, cerc. n. ii. to |>ity.
Miserct, nusertum, &. miseritum

cst. impera. it piticth, I ani horr>'

Menedemi viccm mi&crct me, I

pity his case, 7Vr.

Miscria, <c. / miscry. distrcss,

wretchedncss, aiHiction, t: oublc.

uncasiiiess.

Missus, a,um./'/. scnt,thrown,hurl
ed, dnrtcd, shot, dischargcd, clis-
misscd,dishandcd, scnt forth, lct
go,lct out, uttercd,pardoned,for
given. Misso aulxo, i. e. dcmisso,

Phadr. Corpora raissa neci.dead
bodies, Ov.

Missus, us ra- 4. a spending, a dis-I.Mitratus, a, um. />#.~niitred.
patch, a tlirow, or cast. a turn,or Mittendus, a, uirf. pt. to be i

ble,flc.\ihle,plJant,taii.c
tured. kiml, gracious, calr
undisturbed, soft, mcllov
swect.

Mitius udv. compA^simi,nip
geiitly,evenly easily,or paf

Mitra x.f 1. a mitre a boni
tnrhan, a kind of girdle.

course, a servicc of meat.
Mistim, adv. mixtlv.
Misttira,s/a mixture.a compound
MisUis, a,uin. pt. mixcd, mingled,

hicmlcd, joincd tojfctiicr.
Mistus, us. m. 4. a mixturc.

MisericordiH, x.f 1. mcrcy, com- Misxs, yos. #i. 3 a mush»-oom.

passion, pity, charity, ahiis.
Miscncorditcr, adv. inercilully.
Misericors,dis.fii//'.iyr,ci'j«/».miTci
, ful, pitiful, conipassioiiutc. kiud.
Mi.«entcr, tuiv. pitifullv, sadly.
Miscritiido.inis./'^. wrctrhcdiicss.
Mlsentus, a, um. pt. piu ing.
MTseror, ari,atus sum. d.h to pity,

to dcplore, lamctit, or bcwuil.
Misertus, a, uin- pt. pit\ iiijT.
Miscrulus, a, uui. udj. wrctchcd.
Miseruin, itwrj. O sad! (poor.
Missa, ae /. 1. thc mass.
Missiculo, are. u.l. to scnd often
Missile, is. ?i. »>. a dart, a javelin.
M.ssilia. mm.pl. «. 3. gifts thrown

amongthe people(darted,orshot
Missilis,e.aJi.that may be thrown,
Missio,6nis./3. a scnding, a send-

ingavray, a dispatch, a throwing,

or hurlingv a dischurge, a rcleasc,

sio sanguinia, blood-letting, Cels.
.Ludorum miMUCthe end, # r con
clusion ofgiui\c*,CU\
MMtiltus, Mj um.pt. ©ftcn scni.

Mitclla, a;./.l. a littlc miti'e,u tur-

hau, a sash, a srarf. (ripc.

Mitcscciis, tis tot. growing" milcl.o;'

Mitesco,c crc,//:c.3 to jtj\jw mild.

calni,£cfit]c,tractahk',9r tunic, t«i

bc a])pcascd,pacificd,or reconcil-

cd,toabatc,lcsscn,c/rMcHlc.to]-ip-

cn,cjrgrow ripc,to bccomc mcllow

Mithnis.tv/Milras. x.m.l. thc sun.

Mithndaticum, \-n.2. mithridatc

Mitificatus, a, um.pt. digcstcd.

Mltifico [mitis.facio], ai*c.« 1. to

tamc, to inake geutle, to soflen.

Mitificor. ari. p. to be tamed.

M itif icus,a,um.a«|/.making > gcntlc

Mitigaiidus, VLfWm.ptto a[)peasc,t<>

Mitigaiio,6uis/3.mitigation.(boil

Mitigatorius. a, uro. adj. easing

pain. (peascd, pacih*cd, tamcd.

MittgutuB, a um.pt. mitigatcd, ap-

MUigo,arc.a.l. to mitigute,to soft

t^c privilegc ol begging life. Mis- cn,to appease,to assuagcto paci-

fy, to casc, to lcssen, to tamc, to
civilizc, to ripen, to boil, or roast-
Mitigat ajjrum, iittetli it for til-
lage, Hor

Mittens, tis y/. scnding
Mitto, tcrc nilsi, (niisti pr<
t')) missuin,a.3.toscnd. Thii
is oficn use<l for its compoi
fordimitto todismisstodis]
tosciulaway,to banish,toc«
to throw olf ; for deiuitto.
down.to cast,to throw-to pl
to put in,to prcscnt with,to
an oblation f «/-or!'cr up,tom
pass : for transmitto, to shi
vcr; for omitto,to lct alone,!
bear ; for rcmitto, to fnrgif
cmitto,to put forth,to brinf
to lct out,to uttci ; for admrt
put the male to tUc femak
siu*sum mitto,to lift, or set i
raise; for immitto, to kt loc
slackcn ^L nonie n niitten*
to scnd tliem to the war. (
Mitte hunc de^pcctore ci
trouble not yourself aboutit
In acta mittere,to recordV^
tcr, Sen.

Mittor, ti. p. to bc sent
Mixtura, x.f 1. a mixture>t
pound.

Mixturus, a, uxn- pt. about to
Mixttft, a,uni. pK mised, mio

Mna, x./.l. pro liina, a poff
money. (for mcaory, preo

•Huenibnlca A oxuiw^. n* 2 - ]

■ : ■ *!■!— m

MOD

fnc cs /3.memory(tokeii
vnuin,i-/i.2. a meinonal, u

MO.

e. adj. ior, comp, issfmus.
.'eablc,casily movcd.shak-
iinjf, tractahlc» managea-
MKtaut.vuriablc, tfckle, a-
lick, kccn, sharp, siuart.
s,itis. f 3 mouon, swift
lickncss, activity, incun
ickleucs* change, loosc
uckly.li{fhtly,inconstantly
r, adv. iu», cauth. swiftly,
•. are a. 1. to move.
r iri. £. to bc moved.
iilis, e. aaj moderate.
iie n . inis.n-3 .manageracnt,
:c, conduct, a helxn.
aentum, i.ti. 2. an acccnt
dua, a, um. pt. to bc ma-
•r froverncd, to govcrn-
is,tis. pt modcrating, ma
irovcrning', ruling, dircct-
utcly, leisurely, carcfully
\tr,adi>. ius. comp. modc-
c, atlv ius, comp. issimc
lcrately,cvcnly,j)utiently
y, leisurely, by dcgrecs.
\m,adv. lciiurely, gcntly.
io.6nis. f i modcration, a
Lc dcgrec, managcracnt,
ince.

or, dris- n-3 a managcr, a
>r, a rult-r, a director.
■ix, icis,/. #.a jrotenicss
ilru4,a,um. ///.hkelv, or a
govern, to govcrn.
us,a.um. />f.lka<(iior,cflm/>.
«u/unoderatcd managed
■d, reguibtcd. ^ovcrnm^,
lc, cvcii. iuild, paticnt,
UC,sobcr,tolcrablc, indif-

arc. a. 1. to modcratc.
, iri. H. 1 . to modcrate f to

MOD MCEC 309

bound, limit, or rcstrain, to ma-| one wliilc, anothcr while, somc-
na^cor guidcto guvcrn rulc, ».r limcs, atlcast, in casc that pruvni-
oiilcr.

Mbdeste,a//t' ius,coM/>.issimc, Mttp.
modcstly bashfully, humbly, mo-
dcrutcly,with duc tcnipcr,kindl\

cd ihat only, but. Mudo non, ai-

inost Paulumm-ido.evcrso -i*le,

Modul~nncn, fnss. n. .a tune.f (.'*.•

Modulumcnium.in 2. a nieasurc.

Modcstia x /l.modestly ha*»hfiil- Modulaiidi:*,a» uiii./»/. to bc mea-

ncss,modcratioii. tciiipciai.ee, so
briely.

M6destus,a,um.fl<y/.ior f r mp. issl-
mns, tiip modest, bashful, modc-
ratc, sobcr, courteous, closc, re-
servcd.

Mddialis,c adj contaiuing abushcl

Modice fl</r.modcratcly«tolerably
a littlc,by dc£rccs,patiently. mo-
destly,by rulc and mcasure. mo-
dicc utile, somcwhat usefiil, Cic.
JEdificia modice ab humo extan-
tia, houscs of an indiffcrcnt
hcight, J J lin. (little. r small

Mbdicellus a, um. adj. very mean,

Modicum i. n. 2. a littlc.

Modicuui« adv. but a littlc.

M6dicuK,a,um.af/*'.modcratc. mid
dlinj?- tolcrablc, not lar^c, small
littlc,meaii t tcinpcratc t bricf, con-
cise; in pl not many ,but a fcw.Pc
cunix modicus, of a compctent
cstatc,not vcry big, T*«c.ori^inis,
of an ordinary family, Id.

Modif ic^tio, bnis. /. >.a mcasurc.

Modif tcfitus, a, imi- pt. moditicd.

Mbdif icor,[inodus,facio]. ari, iitus
sum.i/.l.to mcasurc,tn rulc,to bc
sparinjr, to' fonn, ur sliapt .

Modiolus, i m. 2.:i littlc buslicl, a

surcd, or tunea, to sci, to^ilay.

M6.'lula]is,tis. pt. rnodulutin^, t;i:.-
ing^.

Motiulate,ac/TMTiiiHically t swectly.

Modulatio, <nis./. aintaoLiv, a
tuninfr. (o.

Mndiilator,oris.m 3 atuncr,a s'iiig-

Moduliitrix, Icis. /. 3. a s.np-r.

Modulatiis, a, um. pt. mcasurcd,
composcd,Hct,tuncd, tuning. :.....

Modu1atus,us-ifi. 4.a tuniiitf.(sical.

Modulor, ari d 1. to moduiatc,to
measurc, to composc, or sct \o
tunc,to sinjr,to \varble,to play u,i-
on.(surc,a si/c,or quantity,a note

Modiilus, i. m- 2- a mudcl, a mca-

Modus, \. m 2. a mcasurca due
proportion amcan, moderation,
boundsdimiU. an cnd t a nilc,oror-
dcr, a mctliod, way, mannur, or
fus!iion.artificc,a rank,or dcgTcc,
a statc or condition, a sizc, bi,r
ii' a ss,or lcngth,a quaiitity,ar nunt-
bcr.time in music.a notc, a pitch
of voicc,a uiood.llabcre vitx suse
inoduin,to bavc tlu* gt)vcrnnicnt
of himsclf, Tfr. Miris mndis odis-
so,gTcatly. exticmcly, pcricctly,
l J luut. liono modofacci*c t M itbino-
rlcmtion. Cic. (coquette.

nmdlct, a btickct, a littlc cup, a,Ma»cha t x./.l an adultress,\vliorc 9

Ircpan-iroH, a navc.
M6dium, i. ;i. 2. a bushcl.

square piece of frrouiMl, \'2<) fcct

Mu:cliutio,nnis : /)Adultery whorin^ {
Mu:chator,bris. m. .> an adultcrcr. ,

M5dius i. m. 2 a hushcl,a tici-cc, a Mucchia x f. 1 adultcry, whorin^. •

Ma*chilc, is /r. .>. a brothcl.

cach way,thc holc for a mast,tht\Mirclnm6nium,i n 2.:idultciy lcn r

titlc of oncof V'an*o's satii-cs. jMurch*HM),;trc /i.l.to coiiuuit .»• «Ui •

Mbdd,«r7v.iust now,cvciuuow.latc-MvLchor,ari.r/.l tocominit a 'uli.cr, r

ly,ahttle wliilc npo, awhilc :ijro^Ma*cUus, !. /n. 2« ^ -oaW\.m^\% v

310

MOJ,

MOL

MOM

whorcinastcr, or dcbauchcc.
Moenia,iura.(& orum, Scal.) pi. n

walls, the works of a cit\, eampjMolestus a,um a.lj ior, c mp. issi

&c. citics, towns
Mcrnio, irc. uct. \. to wall in.
Manitus, a, um.pt. wullcd round
Murnus, eris /i '6. a g-iil. a fuvoiir
Mccrens,tis./>/.gTiewii£,lumcntinij,

sorrowful, afHictcd, hcavy.
Mccreo, cre, matstus suin. p.n. '2.to

grieve,to mourn,to lanient,to be

grievcd at, sorro wfully , or sail.
Moercor, eri. tlep. 2. i<L
Mecro, arc. uct, 1. to makc sud.
Mocror, ons m. 3. grief, sorrow,

lamentation, sadncss, hcavincss
Mccnis, i.m.ant. pr. Mums,a wall.
Mocstc*, adv. sorrowful, sudly.
Mtcstif icus a,uni.ac//. m:iking* s:ul
Mocstitcr, adv. sorrowtullv, sadlv.
Moestitia,z./.l. sorrow, hcavincss.
Moestitudo,inis. f.3. sorrow, jrricf.
Mocstus, a, um.adj. sorrowfnl, sad (

pensivc, disconsolate, doleful.

if yofl can couvcnientljr, Cic. (hlc
Moicsto,arc.</l.to molest,to trotr

mus snp. troublcsomc^uncasy, ol-
fensive, uuseasonuble, iuternipt-
iiifr. allccted. Tunica molesta, a
ccatl.ned withpitch.put on those
who u ere to be burnt, Juv. ed.j

M6licndos,u,um./>f to he attcmpt

Moliens. lis pt. strivin^ to puh
down,or out.attcmpting, dcsign-
injr, meditating.

Mohle, is. n. a collar for a mill
horse, a handlc for a mill.

Molimcnjnis n.. . an undertaking',
a project,an attcmpt,an eifort, or
cxertion.poinp,or statc,difiicuh\ .

Mdlimcntum, i. ;i iJ.</«.Molinien.

M6lior,Tri,itus sum J.4. to undcr-
takc,to attempt, to endcavour to
dn,to toil,or lubour.to dcMjru.mc
ditalc,pi'oject,plot,or cohtrivc to
maiiagv, or ordcr, to prcpurc, ot
makc readv,to build, lo raise. to

Mola,x./l.amill,ainillstonc,mcai: hcap up.to ihrow,eas ! , or strike,
©rtlour.a mooncalf,a jaw-tooth, a to wii'M,to movc,orsiir,toploii$r;i,

grinder, thc pattlc-bonc.
M61aris,e.a<Y/ pcrtaininjr to a mill,

millstonc, or chcck-tooth (a mill
Moliirius, a,um. adj. hclonjrinir to

towcigh^tobcstoppcdior hir.dercu
Molitio 6nis-/3 an undcrtaking a ,n
desijrn.an atteinpt,labQur inmo' -
injr, icc. a removal, athrowin b u

Mdlcndinarius, a, um. adj.oi, orl.Molitor. ons. m. 3 a grindcr.

pcrtainiiur to a niill. jM<ihtor,oris.m.3. a dcsigiu-r, con

Mblcndus, a,um. pt \o bc jrround.j trivcr, uutlior,framer. or huildcr.
Molcs,is./....a mas',,ahcup a bulk«jMolitrix,icis. /"..i.a fcmalc contriv-

any tliins,- huirca jrrcat j.iie,orfa-jMolr«'ira, x. f. 1. a grinding'. {cr.

brie,a picr.or daiu, a roci', u vust|Mohtus, a, um. pt. j^round.

quantiU ^/'wci^uifiorcrstor |>ow-
er of mcii,adcf'en«e. ■bul\vark,an
earncstcridcivou ,diifu*ulu -pain^
graiulcur, cncuuiorancc.
Moh '-:c,fi<h". ius,c.''»/i/>.issimc,*w/>
grieviou^ly, discontrntcilK, un
kindly, ill. Iuccdcrc molestc, to
wu!k w ith an afirctcd ^ait, Catui,'-
. Jio)c3Uu t x.f. 1 .trouble,uncasincss,

Molitus, a, uin./»r.havin^attcmpt-
ed, endcuvoured, or madc.
.\iullcsco,<ere.///c.J. to jrrow sor.
or e;i!iitle,to become clfeminaK.
Mo!hc.ellus,a,uui. atlj. softish.ten-
der.(teudcr, ri]c.:ninutc ( \vunton
Molhculus.a ii;u.u<//.soft,deli( ate
Ntollieudus,a,um.///.to 'u' soileueo
«lollicns. tis pt. softenin^.

jcliyquict. Slnt iliolcitia tuu liatftMollhncnUim, i./i. 2. a mitiiriition.

MoHio,lre,ivi,itum. a. 4. to i

to makc soft,tender,ftrsnp

miti ^ate,tolcsscn f orabate.i

or ussuagc , to caki., appe

paeify.to uiovc.oraHecVo

weak.or cUcminatcto dei

Mollior,iri. p to be softene»

Moliipcsycctis. atij. havin^

Mol.is, v. adi ior, r mp. i

*ii />.suft,pliant,tcnder.w,.'2

inild,teiiiperatc,g'-;;tlt ki

plain,smootli^Wr ect.jilca*.

li£htful,incllow vripe, eiie

fond, amorons, wanton. L

tive

Molitcr,of/r ius c mp. issii
softly tenderly, calmly,
li^htly, easily patien*.lv.
nateIy,wantonly, i-icelf,»!
MoMitiu, re /Sc — es, ci / §
calmness,iiiddncss.gcmlc
steadincss, cficnrinacx, «
ncss.

Mollitudo.inis. f.o.id. cri*. !

^lollitusta, um. /».'.!>'. ftciKtl

Mo!r.uscuhis,a,'im udj. vott

Moilusca, s.J\ 1 a kindof

Vmlo, lcrc, luijlitum a. ti

Molor, li. pus* to he jrroa

M- lochc, cs f 3. a l.u*^e '

vt'»loiSus, ; ..f-2.J a (oot cons

tliii-e lor.g syllubles. a IS

\loJ', .vos. ?i. •>. allhcal, ra

«li'!yl;dxn:i,x f l.aveinc

and !c-vl, litliarg-c, lesd* 1

Molyhditis. \h.f. •>. spumt

Vicincn, ini«.. n 3. an impu

Monii ntancus^kjUin adj tm

•l'Mu.ntosus,a,uin adj. im|

-lomcut.im, i. n. 2. a mcn

minutc, wcight, ibrcc,

iih]tulsc, bias, a lurn, ah<

or rhung-c, importiRCC

a'lvantagc, consequencc.

|)i.cc, or quaniity, a poi>

tonguc of a balunce.

MON

MON

MOR

lt\

. 2. a monlr.

f. 1. a monarchy.

3. a nnit, a grain.
um. a({j monustic.
.a flagcolet, a pipe-
■ 1. a jackdaw.(cd
i pt.tn be admonish

adinonishing.
li, nitum, act. 2. to
wlvise, t counscl
istruct, to inform,
mind,to rcbukc.
xs.p. to be advised.
. a one-bankcd gal-

»tamp,orimprcssion
oin, monev.a niint,
ivlc in Ytriling.
.of moncv,orusurv.
m. 2. a coincr, an
aint. a mintmaster.
. a necklacc, a col-
>hrcl for a lione.
iMoiriiincntum,i. n.
t, a mcinorial,ato-
dcrtgv, a tokcn put
childrcn. a sepul

M6n6p5lium, L n. 2. a monopoly.
M6nopt6ton, i. n. 2. monoptotc.
Monbsyllabus, a, uin. adj. of onc

syllahlc-
Mons,tis.m. X a mountain, a grcat

quantity. Montcs aurei,vast trca-

sures, Ter
Monstrabilis, e. adj. worthy to be

shown,ortakcn noticc of ing" out
Monstrans, tis. pt. showing, point-
Monstratio,5nis/. ».a sliowinjf/ lcr
Monstrator,6rism.a showcr, a tcU
Monstruturus,/a, um. pt. aboutto

show. (pointed out, invcntcd.
Monstrutus,a um.^f.shown,taught
Monstratus, us. wi. 4. ^showing
Monstrifcr, era, £rum. adj. mon-

strous, vast.

Monstnficc, a<h>. mon9trously.
Monstrif icus,a,uni.fu//.monstrous.
Monstrb, are avt. 1. to show, to

tcach, to inform, to direct, to

persuadc, to accusc
Monstror. ari.^. to be shown.
Monstrose, adv.

strangely

M6numentalis, e. & M6mimcnti--
rius, a, um. adj. of sepulchres, #r
funerals.

■

Mbniimentum, vid Monimcntum.

Mora, ar./l.a delay,stay,stop, let,
obstacle,or hindranccAJa pause, a
chnicc body cfmenamongfehc I ii
ccdemonians.Inmora esse alicui,.
to make one wait,7Vr.Nec mor j,
and presently, Virg.

Morulis, e.adj moral, of manners.

Moralitas, atis./ 3. morality.

Moralitcr, adv. in a moral eense.

Moramcntum,in. 2. a stop, or lc.t..

Mbrandns,a,um/)*. to be stoppcd*

Mftrans, iis.pt. delaying, lo^ter-
ing, staying- behind, stoppng-,
hinderiAg*. Morantem dicm Lran-
frorc, to case the carc-s and I roi~
blcs of the day. (or stcpg.

.Morate,a_/u.ii.s. comp. by dcg.ecs*

Mbratio, onis. /. 3. a staying*.

Morator, 5ris. m, 3. a loiterer, or
staycr, a hiuderer, or deJayer.
inonstrously, Mbratoria cautio, a caveat.

JM(Sratuni^n, um. pt. about to stop.

Moustrosus, a, um. adj. issTmus, ; M6r3tus,A,um- pt. havin? staid, ©r

a chronir.lo, or re- sup. monstrous, hideous, strange
r's work.orwritinjrs Monstrum, i n. 2. a monstcr-a pro.

>.admo!.itioii,advicc
1» mrmitor,:in ad
llor,atcaehcr,or in-
minder, a remem-

nstruction, a com-

/>/.arlmonished 9 ad-
)d, wamed.
J. an admonition,

tarricdySiavingrfxcd. Haud n;tilta

moratusyafteradiort puiiac, 9> V>y.
Mdratus, a, um. adj. cndued w ith

manncrs,of good morals,tcmp«'jr 9
Mcrbidc, adv sickly. (or humour.
Morbidus,a,um.ar(/.sickly, diseas-

ed,brlonjpng- to a disease,infert ?.

digy,a vastjhu^e,©!' dcformed bo J]
d/,apci-son prodigiously wicked
or mischievous, a wrctch.
Monstrudsus, vid- Monstiwus.
mptcr, a nomencla-^Montana, orum. pl.n. 2. hi^hlands.

n adj. monitorv(tor Montanus,a, um. ur(/.mountainous, Morbonia, x. f. 1. a mischicf (ous.
idmonition,advice, of, or full of mountains, dwelling^,lMorbdse, adv. sickly, faintly.

orgTowinjj upon mountains'ta'uis:Morb6sus,a,um.ac{;. sickJy, fall of

Montatus,a,um. adj. havingmoun.l discases, or viccs, passionatc.

MontIc61a, x. c. g. 1- an inliabiter.Morbus,i m 2. a discuse. a distcm-

of mountains, a mountaineer. | per.orsickncss, any defcct in tlie

Montivafrus, a, um. adj ranging" body,any odd humor, unrcasona-

m, or instniction, a on mountains, orlulls.

.mmand, a prcdic-

ecy.

». m, an unieorn.

ci-tketchcM of gods M^uUiOiq^ a, um. aaj- id.

i ble nassion, orTice,*nr..nlc,gRcf«

Mont5gus,a, um acj/. mountainous, Mordacitas,atis./3. a biting quali-
standing, or ^rowine on moun- ty

tains, luliy, full of h_JJi.

MordftcTtcr,a_ft».ius.com)>. sharply.
Mordaciilus.a. uia» odj» vs-G-Cv^ca-l

Sl*

MUL

MUL

MUN

Multatus, *,Hra^/.fincd, amerced,

puntshed, ruined. (ny, small.
MuUtsimus, a, um* atlj. onc of ma-
Multibibus, a, um. atfc. tippling
Multicavutus, a, um. ailj full of

holei. * (stalks.

Multlcaulia, e. adj. having many
Multicavus a,uma<(/ full ofholes.
Multicia, onim. pl n. 2. garmcnts

tinely, ©r curiously wroujrht.
MultlcSlor, 6rU. aaj. of divers co-

lours.
MoUifariam, adv. in many places,

ways, or fashions, variously.
Mullifarie, adv. sundry ways.
Multlfarius a, um. adj. of divers,

or siindry sorts various
Multifcr,era, rum.a/#. bearingma-

nv sorts of things, bearing in

abundance.
Multif ldus, a, um.adj. having ma-

ny slita, clcfts, crevices, mouths.

er strcams, many.
Multif6ris, e. at{j. that hath many

cntrances, or holes.
Mult1formis,c.aay of many shapcs,

fashions, . r sorts, various.
MuUiformiter, adv. divcrsly, va-

riously. (holcs.

Multff orus, a, um. at(j. with many
Multig€ner, eris. adj. id. gu.
Multfgenus, a, um. attf. of divcrs

kmds, sorts, • r fasliions. (dlc
MultYjngis, e. aaj. many in a bun-
Multijugus,a,um.a/{/. sevcral ) ok-

ed, i.r harnessed together itive.
Multtlbquax, aci*. adj. verv talka-
Multil6quium, i. n. 2. much bab-

blinir.

Multil6quus, a, um. adj. talkative.
Multim6dis, udv. many ways, va-

riously.
Muliun6dus, a, um. adj. various.
Multinodus,a,um. adjXvXL of knots.
Multin5minus, c. adject. of many

Multinummus, aq\i. gainful, dear.
UuUipartitus, a,um. pt. divided in-

to many parts. or ways, various.
Multlpcda,x. /an insect, a checs-|!

lip. (fcct.

Multipcs, euis adj having many
Multiplex. icis adj. consisting ofl _

many folds,turnings.orwmdui£S,j hx, tcdious, tiresome.

manifold,various, differcnt. ofcli-|Mulus,i.m. 2. amule, aporte

vcrs sorts,or ways.many times as Mundandua,a,um. pt.to be c

MuUum,a/fo. much,fr6quentl
ry often,long befbre; cun*
ry, excceding, cxtremelv

Multus, a t um.adj. anl. Moftu
ny, several ; with a subst
sing.orpl.much, great, thic
quent,often,long,or too lon

Mundanus,a,um.arf/. worldly
belongiugto tiie worlil.

much, or more Multiplex proavis,

of a very noblc fanuly, AW.
Multiplicabilis, e. unj. that hath Mundatio, dnis / 3. aclean

many windings, and twistings- |Mundat6riu.s t^nm.aaj. clcai
MultTplfcandus, a, um. pt. to bc Mundatus, a, utn. pt. cleansc

multiplied. Munde, adv. ncatly, dccentl

Mulfipifcans, tii.pt.. multiplying. Mundialis,c o^.woridly (!y,f
MultlplIcatio,6nis./3. multiplica- Munditer, adv. issimeV*".** <

tion. (plicr. : Munditia,x. /".l.cleannesa, cl

MultfpUcator, oris. m. 3. a limlti- nc8s,neatncss,deHcatcncsi.
Multiplicat.us f a,um.^.midtiplicd.j ditias fuccrc, to makc t
Multfphciter, adv. ius, c mp. di-Mundlties.ci/. idcra.(clean,

vcrsly,to manifoldly, ven - much,'|Mundo,are,a 1 toclcan, rcli

fully ' tomultiply, to incrcuscJ to purgv, or purify.
Multfplico, [multus. plico], arc. a. Mundiil^, adv clcanly, neatl

MulU|)hcor,ari./>.to be multiplicd. !
Multipotcns, i\i.at(j.of great pow-

cr. (loudly

Miiltisbn6rus,a,iim adj. souiidin^
Multisouus, a, um. adj. soundmg

inuch.
Multitudo, Vnis./3. a multitudc, aMundus,i.fn.2. thc world, tlw

R-reat numbcr, grcat store, thc| vcrsc,thc sky or fnmancnt,

niob. j man*s ornamcnts, pi-ovisioa

Humliilus. a,um. w//. dcan,

spnicc, snug, fine.
Mundus,a, um. adj. ior .comt

mns, tup. clean. ncatly, nca

ccnt, sprucc. nicc, dclicatr

clrgnnt.

MultivUgtis,a,um. adj. wandoring',, 1 mundo, ready at hand, 7Vm

rovinj^, straj»yh"g up and down. MuneraUs. e. «<//. pcrtaiiufl
Multi\ius,a, uiii adj. manifold. jpfts, bribcs, or fccn.
Multivolus, a, um. adj. loving pas- .Miincrarius, i. m. a giver of ]

sionately, inconstant in lovc. or games to thc pcoplc.
MuIto,are.a. 1. to finc, to amcrcc,

to punisht to bcat, to dcprive.
Multor, ari. p, to bc fiiied.
Multo. adv. by much, far, long, a

grcat dcal, or while.
Multbpere, adv. vcry ^reatly.
|MultOUC8, ath, ofien^mcs, often-

Mrmcrarius, a, um. adj. ofgi
Muneraior, oris. m. 3. a rewi
Muneratrix.icis. she that rev
MOnero, arc- a. 1- to ffircgif

prcsents, to reward,io rcqui
Mfmerorjari.d.l.to give,tr bc*

to prcsent, to offer, to bribc

MUN

MUH

MUS

315

iu*» a, um. a<tj. liberal. MQnTtio,6ni*./.3. a fortify ing, a re-
gere. rixi, nctnui, a. 6. to pairing, a fortification, ammuni

tion. (*age.

Munito, are. a. 1. to secure a pas
Muiutor, dris. m. a fortificr, a pio-

neer. (fy

MunitQru9,a,um./j/. about to forti-
f)s,ipis c g.3 one free ofJMumtns, a, uui/>*. & at(j. fortiried,

fenccd. made strong, armed, se

cured,defcndcd t repaired,sccure

the noso clean, blow, oi

t.

irtim. plur. neut. 2. officcs,

s, ptaces of trust, duties ot

v of Koine, a frceman.
s&lis, c. adj. municipal, be-
r to a town,or corporatiou
palis vita, a private coun
JMurt. Municipalcs homi-
ie plain ignorant men of
ountry towns, Cic. Munici-
icra, rites of worship par-
to placcs, Fe$t.
>atim, adv. town by town.
>atus, us .Tii.l. burgdership
)ium. i.n.2. a city, or town
ate with particular laws.
ius, a, um. part. to be
hened,orsecured to fortify
^tis-^.fortifyingjsccuriiig
Cicis c . jr-3.dne performing
x t «r duty. Munifcx mam
ringsuck, Plin.
e athf- bountifully, freely
entia, x. f. munificcnce,

»

x> [muBuSffacio], axc- a. 1.
ch, to bless, to reward.
us, a,um. ar(/.libcra1,yicld
:at profit, bounteously bc-

■ m

n, inis n. 3. a fortification,
art, a .ihclter, a defcncc
:ntuin,i «. 2.a fortification,
:, «r mound, a defencc.
rea.4. to fortify,to inclose
encc,ormound,tostrcngth-

, orsecure, tojircpare, to
iri/>.to bcfortihcd. rcpairl

Munus, eris.w.. a gift,or present,a
favour, or kindncss. a blessing,an
orTenng,or sacritice, a bribe^ rc-
ward, or retribution, a punish
ment,a duty ,or oftice, a business,
or employincnt, an imposition» or
tax, a show, or game, a thcatre.

Mfinuscukim, i. n. 2 a small gift.

Murzna,z./1- a lamprcy,a chain

Murali8,cai*'. uiural.pertaining
a wall. Tormentum muralc,a bat-
tering-ram, Virg. Muralis honos,
thc houour of a murul crown
Claud.

Murcidus, a, iim- adj. slotliful.

Murcus, i m. 2. a coward, or
tardly fcllow, a sluggurd.

Murex,icis./n.3. a burret, the theli
of that fish, a truinpct made
such shell, purple, a purplc co
lor,a robe,or garment of purple,a|M
rock,©r point of a rock,a caltrop.

Muria, x./.l. a *auce niadc of thc
tunny, brine, pickle, salt watcr.

Muriaticus, a,um. adj. powdcred

Muricatim, adv. like the fish mu
rex. (points,or prickles, prickly.

Murleatus, a, um. pi. full of sharp

Murics, ei./. 5. brine, salt liquor.

MGrtna, x. /. 1. a delicious wine,
tcmpcred with prccious odoros

Munnus,a,um adj. of,or belongin
to a mousc. Pclles murinx, mar

s. e g. onc tliat bcars of-
is ready to do good turns.
uW. adv. ■trongh

ten's skins, Ju*tin. Murinum hor

dcum, a weed like barlcy, PUn.

Murmur, uris. ». (m. Non.) a mur

mur, a gentle* great» or drcadftl
noisc, a hiunming, or buzzing, a
whispcr, a rustling, or whistling,
a muttering, or grumbling, a re-
port, an applause, the roaring of
the sea, beasts, &c tlie sound of
a trumpet, &c.

Munnurabundus, a, um. adj. m\iv*
muring, muttering, grumbling.

Murmurans, \ispt. muttering-^roar-
ing, crackiing. {or low sound.

Murmuratio ,dnis/.U.a murmuring.

Murmurator, oris. m.3. a murmur-

Murmtirillo,are.a.l- to mutter-(er.

Murmtiro, arc. n.l. to murmur, «r
repine, to growl, or grumble, to
roar, to sound, to buzz. Mihi ina-
nitate intestina rourmurant, roy
belly crieth cupboard, Plaut.
to|Murra,z./.l. a stone of divers co-
lours, and as clcar as erystal

Murrcus, a, um aaj of porcclain.

Murriilna, x.f 1. vid. Murina.

Murrhinus, vel Mumnus, a, um.
adj. of China» or porcclain.

s, i.ro.2. ant. Mocms^i wall, a
bank. a protcction or sccurity, a

Mus, mQris.m^. a rnouse. (towcr.

x. f. 1. a rnuse, a song, er

poem, study, good letters, leam-

usscum, vid. Museum. (imr.

Musca, x./l. a fly,acuriousinqui-
aitive man, a parasite.

Muscarium.i.n.2.& Muscaria,*./. a
flap to kill flies, the tuft oi herbs

Mu>cariiiB, a, um. a<^'.of flies.boss-

Muscerda,ac./1. mousc-dung (ed.

Mubcicul», sc / 1. a niouse trap.

Muscdsus. a, uni. aaj ior, c- mp.
mossy, covered with moss.

Muscula, sc. f. 1. dim. a little fly.
usciildsus, a,um. adj. xnusculous,
brawnv, full of muscles.

Musciilus, i. m. 2. a littlc mouse, %
rouscle» a fish, an enginc of wasu

Mmcuft, V. m.^,;^^^

das-Muru:

of Musa,

gMi

&16

MUS

MUT

MYI

)lfia£uin,i.7i.2. a study,or library,aMustum, l n. 2. musl, ncw winc. tare liabitu, to change on
repotfitory of natural aiid arbfi- Mu»ius see Mustcus. tire.//o/ .Mutarc acrc,to sci

cial curiositics. a muscimi. !Mutabil:s,e «•//. mulahlc, changc-Mutor, ari. p. to bc cli*ngv

Museus a, um. £U#- proceeding! ablc variahle.incoiistant, unstca-Miito diiis.m.J. the priv) m
from tlic muses, poclical, plca-J d\,wavering,difrering, changing. ofa man, H r
aant 8wcct Mutubilitaa, atis./ 3 mutab lity. Mutoniatus,*, um. a<fj. wel

Musica, x.f. 1. tbc art of niusic.lMutabilitciyirfr. mutabl),change-Mutuarius a, xim.auj rccip
Musica,6rum. pl n. thc science of ably. Mutuatio, onis / '6. a borr

Mutandus.a. um./tf.to be changed, Mutuatitius.a, um. aaj bor

or vancd,to change. JLre mutan- Mutuator, oris. m. o. a boi

dus, to oe sold, C .1 (altercd. MutuAtus, a, um. pt. havin

M utan*,tis./ > /. changing chaugcd,; rowed

Mfitassis, //iv Muta\ eris, Plaut. jMtituc, adv. id. qu llutud.

Mutatio, onis f. 3. a changing, aMutuitans, tis. pt. desii

change,a rcvolution,an exchangej borrow.

Mututor, oris. m. 3. a changer. JMutulus & Miittlus, i. «i. S.

Miitat&rius,a,um culj changcablel in buikling, a corbei, a bi

MutfUurus, a, um pavt. that wilLMtituo, atfv. mutuall), togi

Miuuce, cs. / ■* music. ;mu5ic
Mus;ce,a</T*. imiSicaUy, pleasautly
Mtisicus, a, um. atlj. musicul, foud

of music, sweet, poctic:d.
Musicus, i. m. 2. a musician.
Musmion, vitl Musmon.
Miuivum i. ?i. 2. mosaic work.
Musmon,5nis.m. . . a mongrcl ram

that hcars goats' hair instcad ot
Mussans, tis. pt. muttering (wool
Mussutio, oius./ 3. v muttering.
MusMtundus, a, um.pt. to be con-

nived r winked at. (periiig.
Mussitans, iis.pt. muttering,whis-
Mussitatio,6nis./ o. a muttcrinjv
Mussitator, oris m. 3. a muttcrci-.
Mussfto, Hrv-fivq 1. to muttcr,t(

gTumble,to murumr to bc siicnt.
A ! us9o, :; rc.a 1 to mutter,togrum.

blc,to buzzjto doubt,to demur,to

be silcnt.
Mussor. ari. /». to bc kept in.
Mustacca, <e. / 1 a sort of luurel.
Mustaccum, i. n 2. a br'ulc-cakc.

Laurcoiam in mustaceo (]uxrcrc,

to seek for glory in pititiil j>cr-

for.nanccH CVc(must, rncw win
Mustariua,a,um. «(^'. bclor.ging 1 to
Mustela,& Mustc!la,x/. 1. a \\i-:i

sel, a bca-iampre), an cclpnut.
Mustclmus a,um udj. of, uv likc,a

wcasel tawny, Vcliowibb.
ilusteus.a um. a:[j swect as ncw

Mutuo. ure. a 1. to korrov
Miituor, ari. dtp. 1 tobotr
Mutus, a, um adj. raute,
spccchles9,silent, still. Mi
])cctus the bare sight,Qiffl
ta est hitjus tcmporis acc
for all tliis timc you accui

change
Mutaivis.a,um. pt. changcd, alter-

ed, vancd, turncd, transformed

trans])lantcd, cxcluingcd, altcr-

ing, rar)inj? diifcrcnt swir.
Miitcsro ccrc inc 3 to grow dumb
Muticus,a,un) adj without a bcard

Mutilaus,tis./>r mainiing, lisping,- ofm:th;iig, Cic. Mut* art
Mutilutio, onis / 6. a maiiuin^, aj pjcatly famed, Vivg silent i

huil. { ^s];caking of statuary and

MuUiatus,u, um. pt. maimcd, ma. - ing in opposition to orator

^led.cut ofl',bn>kcn. d.minishcd Xx literx, consonants that
Mutilo,Ci-e.a l.to mahmoriuanglc. givc any sound Fett.
Mutil(.r,r.ri.atus. p to bc ma.inci!. Mutuum,i.n 2 # a lo.« n^an e<]
'■fuiilus, ii, um. ailj. uuiimcd, dc-i turn. Mutum mecum faci

iVctivr, bruken, void ofhorns. but evcn with mc,Hlaui.
M'jiilus, i. w. 2. a niu.s"ic. fiunt a mc,I ain of thc sam

iuti'%tr/Muttio ire.;/.4to s;>eak towanls you, ld.

soi.iv, io muttcr, to crcak. Mrtuus^vun.a^.mutual, n

Miitnjn3 ( tis. />/. muttciinjr. —

\i>;:ilio, onis /. .*. a uiutlcring.
Mutitus, u, uni. pt. making words

Muto.uri>.<i.l.toch»nge t to allcr,to Virg.

wincfrehh.newjutclv madcncw-, shift touirn cfrtran.tforin,tomo\c,

ly publishedjor dn>pt..soft.gi"ccn.
> ustricii l a,%./.a niousctrap,a last.

cal, lcnt, or borrowed. T
opcms mutuas, they assu
other, Ttr. l*cr mutua, tog

MY.

07inclinc,to rcmovc tocxchan^c,

to bartcr, to trafiic, to i>c chang.jMyax, acis. m. 3. a sbcllfisl
-MiwtijJentu^ a, um. adj. suicUing! ed.M/altcrcd to tin.^c.onlic to re-iMvg-alc, ea./ J. a field-roo
*Ux>ng I scind^tovioiatCftopassby.tScmu-jMyinda, ac./. 1. bfind-miirf

MYS

NAR

NAS

str

y.£2. aconite. ' (£alley crcd rhcs of Bona Dca, Cic. Mys- Nardum,i.n.& Nardus, i./ 2. nard,
nis.w.3 apiratical oar-1 teria, the rites of Ccrcs, &c. /*/■ ointment madc of it, spikenard.

i/J.tcnthousaud (risi.lMysticc adv mvstically.
vrl. Myrice, cs/ tama-'Myaiicus,a,um.af//. mystical, mys-
. m. 2. u nuric iamprey. terious, hiddcn, secret. ry.

lon, i. n. 2. yarrow. ,Mythistbria,;r./l.a fabulous histo-
i,i.».2. a spidv.-r,a wart.klythologia, x. f I. mythology.

s,x ml. a stonc huvini;
ignre of a pLsanure.
idv. slowly as an ant.
•iiis.m. ■'>. a fciicer.(nut.
uin i n 2.bcn,or E^ypt-
i:irii,drnni />/.w 2. thosc
itcd am l perfumcd theii
£ m,l.i pcrfumcr (hair-
n, i. «. 2 a pcrfufiier**
f. 1. niyrrii. [shop
a,um.ar//.min£lcd with

,um.a'//.of thccolouroflN

l Iythol6gicus,a.um. adj. mytholo-

" l *;f'!ll

ft lW1,

rfumcd with myrrh.

a, um. «<//'. of myrrli.
" 1. a m\ rtle.

a, um. udj. of myrtlc
., um. adj. mixed with

i. w. a myrtle-grove.
.im . a djA )1" 1 1 ivrt le, mad c
Df tlic colour of myrtlc.
i, uin, adj. of niyrtlc.
a, uin. lidj. of unrtle.
. m. 1. wiucof myrtlc-

Naris, is / .;. the nostril, thc nosc,
judgmcnt,discernmcnt,a banter-
ing.a scotiing. Naris emunctse. of
a clear shrewd judgment,PA««/r.
Nimis uncis naribus indulgcs,
you allow yourself too much in
ridlculing cvery thing, Pert.
My;hologus,i«K 2. a mythologist Narrabilis, c adj that can be toW.
Mytilus, i. ro, 2. the tisli liinpin. JNarrandus, a,um. pt. to bc told.
My\a,;e./l.a kind of prunc,a wickNarrans, tis. />/.tclhng, describing 1 .

iNHrratio, dnis./ .5. a narration, aii
^*^ m 1 aocount, arelation, a story.

Narratiuncula, «./. a short narra*

tion, or story. (porter.

Narrator, oris. m. 3. a tcller, a re-

Narraturus, a, um- pt. about to tell.

Sx^ulv vcrily,rcally, ou niy word.|Narratus,a, xim.pt. told, reported.

N:cnia,x/l.rcct Nenia, u funcrallNarratus, us. wi. 4. thc telhngofa

"VT aIm<:. is./. 3- a girafia.

Nabliuui, i. n. '2. a psaltcry.
Nactus, a, um. pt. having 1 gotten,
ohtaincd, or found.

n. 2. a myrtle-berry.
a, um. adj. likc uiyrtlc

1 pcarl in it.

«. 2. a barbal. (pricst.

i intcrprctcr of mvstc-

[priest.

ict. x. m. 1. a chicf

soiuf. I story.

N:evulus, i. m. 2. a lfttlc blemish.|Narro.are.rt.l.to tcH,relate,report,"
\xvus,i.w. 2. a natural m:irk, irec- ov account,to dcclarc, say, atfirm»

kle, spot, or cxcrcscence, a knot ortcll plaiiily.Burdo narrare fabu.

in uood. a blemish, a fault. lum,7Vr.aHscllo, Hor. to spcak to

Nain, conj for, as for, but, sccin^ oue that doth not mind.

that, novv. [Narror, ari. p. to bc told.

NainquL*, cottj. for, as for. iNarthScium, i. n. 2. a boxof medi-

Nuna, x.f. l.n fcmale dwarf. | cincs, gallipot.
Nanciscor, ci, nactus sum. d. 3. toNa^cens, lxs.pt. cominpp into tlic

j;et, obtaiu, or attain, to catch, or
ikll into, tofind, or mcct with.
NanctTis, />r?Nactus, Liv.
Nans, tis pt. swiiuming, ilowing 1 .
Nanus, i. m. 2. a dwarf, a mulc.
. mvrtlc-treCjorg^arlandjNapc, cs./ X a dog, Forester. r Nascibilis,e.n«(/".that nmy by bofn.
.3. a shclliish tliat hatli

world,begiiining to rise,cr grow,
risinjr, springiujr, gTOwing, in-
crcasing. Nascens laus, blooming
rcputation, Cic
Nasccntia, ae. / 1. birth.

Naphtliajx/.l.akindofmarljclayiNasciturus, a^ um.pt. about to b«
likc brimstone, liijuid petrol. born.
Naphthc, es. / 3. i* d. gu. Naphtba-;Nascor,ci,n2tus^um d.^ aw/.Gnas-

&. Mystes, sc. m. 1. uNapIna, x/ 1. aturuip-bcd
»,i.m 2. hc that showcd Napus i. m. 2. aturnip.

Narcissus, i. m. 2. a daftbdil-
Narcdti'ca,5rum./^/. n. 2 narcotics.

i ».2.amytcry, a great Nanhnus, a, um aaj. madc of, or

^cor,gnatus.to bc born,to bc form-
cdfOriramed by naturc, to beiriii,

Narcissinus^, um cdj. of dafTodil^ or takc a beginning, to arisc, or

rnana mv^tcriai the sa-

i7

sraclHng- Hke fiplkcnard.

procecd from,to be produced, to
riscto risc up,to spnng, or rrow
up. In pedes nascuntur^m^v^Sx

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NAT

NAT

NAV

nata est scdecim, she is sixtcen
years old, Trr Ita natus cst,such
by naturc, Cic. Ab hia phis aii-
quanto ablatum essc, quam na-
tum sit,that thcy werc obli^ed t<
jrive more corn than their crop.
Jd. (handles and a wide mouth

Nasitcrna ae/l.avcsHelwith thrcc

Naasa, x /. 1. a whecJ, or bow-net,
tc catch fish, a net, u snare.

Nasturtium, i. n. 2. crcsscs.

Nisum, i. n. 2. id. quo.

«Vatlitor, oris. m. 3. a swimmcr.
Natfttoria, x. f 1. afishpool.
Xaluiitrus, a,um./>/. about to swiin.
\ntatus, a, um. pt. swam aw»y.
V itatus, ua. wi. 4. a swiraming.
N.Ucs, »./. & Nates,ium. pif. 3.
a buttock, ahaunch.
\atmo, iire n. 1. to bc busv.
NiHiOjOnls/. \. a nation, people, or

cottntry,a company, scct, clan, or Xatus, i. m. 2. a son, a nep

party a brccd, a multittide
Natioi.cs. unv//./.J the Gentiles.

.Nasus.i. ra.2 u nose, sly jecrinjr. a;Nati tas, V.s /. 3. birth.
sueer, inockery, severity, anger, Nativus, a.iim.<i//j. native.natural,

.1 1—11 M* ' •'■ 1 i ^ m A ' m. A.

w atly e handlc,?.- ear of a cup.
Na.sutc, adv. with scorn, censori-

ously
Nasuttilus, a.um. adj. shrewd.

orijyinal, mb.xil Nativa: tcsto*
shells pro.-in^ with thc fish.O/c.
Veri);i nativa.words in their natu-
ral aud usual si;riiiticationSi Jd.

sirc to ease natnre, 0«/.

Natflrahtir, adv. naturally.

Natus,a,um .p/.born,brougut i
bred, created, frazned by na
appointed.wh ch athirrowr
cccded, ©r risen. Iterum nat
dt-or, I am quite a ncw man,
overjoyed; Plaut Pro re ni
niatters have fallen out, 8»

posteritr, ofTsprinjf younj
Navdlr, ». n. 3. a dock for a
a harbour, an arsenal.
Na vulis,c.a///. naval,maritime
valcs pcilcs,oars, ©r fcallcy-sl
Tvrnrb Nnvale ccrunicn, a
ing for a prize, Virg. NavaHi
rona, a crown for a sei-tie

Nub"t*iS a, um. adj. ior c ump. issi N to ;»rc. /?&(/. l.to swiin,toRwin' /*Va/.

(ouslv c:«deaV0i

liii.s, ttup that hath a grcat nos*..- upoji.ovcr.or^vi^ii^tofloaStowavc.
\\ .y censonous or jtcrinj^. to movc to aikl fro,to l>c loose.or

Nata- sc / 1 a daugluer. (place.! ui:k' 4 Jc<I. to waver fiuctuatc, or
. Natabuhmi, i. n. 2. a swiinniiny- doul>t, to tottcr.

Nat.ilc, is. 7i. i* a place of \mrt\i. NV.or, ari. //. to bc swum in.

NatnieSjmm.///. m. «.«. tbe. stock, li-Vitrix icisc/ v r, >. a water-suako. a
nca^c,orfa:nilv,whercof one com- pcstiforous pcrson, a whip, an
eih.an ori^innl,or bcginn.ujj. pa- lierb.

rcnut^e, dcscont, or c:»traction, a Natta, x. m. 1 a dirty mcchanic
binhday, nativities. IVr '|iiini]ii Natu ubl m 4by birth. Animus na-
nauilibusactis,bcing tifVcen ycai*sj lu ^ravior, iiiore solid and wisc
old, Ov ! by a^(%7V'r.tirand;sw/ major na-

Natfdis,c.a'//. of or bclonging 1 to u tu.oldcr, Cic. Minor natu, young

jnan^sbirth/irnat.vitv.bom in na-
tive. natural, produccd, or g*row-
in^, frojn the beginning-.

Natalis, is. m. •> a birthday.

Natalitia,dmm pl ?i. 2. a calculat-
ing: of nativitiea, a birthday-fcas>.

Natalitium,i.7t.a gift an a birtiida) .

NatahUu£,a«um adj. of, or hclong-

er /./.

Natur.i,r./1.naJ.\irc,the power. or
law of nature.an inclination, dis
position, qualiiy, fuculty, 8tc. a
way,ormetliod,a site.or situation,
shape,sub»tance thc privy parts.
of a mun,woman,oranimal ltcnim
natur:i the wholc world,(.Yc.(tics

ing to onc's nativity or birthday.i.\at»irrdia. ium. /*/. n. 3. thc prvi
Natans, ixs.pt swimming, sailin^NutuniliSjC. adj. natural, of, or be-

wavin^,spreading on the suriact
Nitfitrie, is. n. 3 a place forducks
toswim m
Jfaiulie, &ms. f, a swioaninj

Nfivandus, a, iun. pt. to be rti

\7ivarchus,i.w 2 th<* ciiitain

m:>n of war, an admiral, >p

Niivatuv, imp. it is vig^orouslj

deavoured (dcavour stren»«

Nivuturus, a, um. pt. abootti

Navatus, a, um, pt. cmployei

Nauci.^r/i.Scnauco, abl. tlieb

of an olivc, the shell of a Bi

tnfling thinjrH that arc of K

lue.Nauci non habere,CVcfc

Plaut not to valuc a straw-

Naucltricus a. um adj.ci,*

lonjring' toashipmastcr. *

Nauclf ms, i. m. 2. the masM

Nave, adr. vid Navitcr.

Naufragium, i. n- 2. a ship*

rtiin. Ex naufragio tabuh- '

remains of a mighty loss, C

Nautrag5sus a, nffi. adj. id>\

N aufragiis,a,um.fw//.ship vra

wrcckcd, causing sbipvrcc

Naufrtgus.i. m. 2 one shipw

cd, ruined, or of broken fin

Ionfringtonature 9 innate» implant-

cd by nature,agrceable to,orsufti- Patrimonio naufragus, ap
cicnt for nature, conccniing na-l of broken fbrtune, Vie. (
Vnto. Naturalia doaideria, a de^Navicula, ae*/. 1. * fitfk ri

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Iriua, i.m. 2. the n_aster,0rXauni&chiarius, i. m. 2. he that

iria,x./.l freight of _hips.| totherepresentationofaseafightj rogation in general ; when it is
__•.._.__ o _. _ _- ____•__ . « _ __ . . usedby wayofeHipsis,itexpres -

cth an interrogativc affirmation,
mixed with angcr and admirati-
on; whcther,repeatcd,whether---
or, whether or no. Nihilnc esse
proprium cuiquam? strange, that

of a ship.

Itor, oris m. 3. idem.

>r,ari-</. 1- to steer a ship.

-js, a,uxn. attj. making, or ert, to show.

thipwreck, wrecking.
flis, e adj. navigaolc.
dus, a, um. pt to sail.
s, tis pt. sailing. (age.
o.Cnia/. > a aailing,a voy-
>r,dris m-iVhe that saileth.
ir, imp. there is sailing.
inia^,um />f about to sail.
is, a, um. pt. sailcd over.

^ra, erum. adj that will
* support a ship. (bark

ura, i.n.2. a smaH ship, or uncasy, to vomit.

i. n 2. a ship.

fighteth a battle at sea.
Navo,are a l.toperformvigorous-
ly,earnestly, ©r diligently, to ex-

Naupegus, i m a shipwright. (tle.

Nauplius,i.m.2.a seatish like a cut-l nothing shall bc, &c. Ter.

Nausea, ae. / 1. a sca-sickness, a Nebris, idis. /. -i- a dcer's skin.

sickness, a qualm, a cmdity.
Nauscahnudus, a,um.ad;. sea-sick
Nauseans, tis.pt. nauscating,ready

to vomit,oppressed with qualms.
Nauseator,ons,m one sick on thc

sea.
Nausco,area.8c n.l.to nauscate,tc

dislike, to loathe, to be sick, o»

n,

tre.a.l tosail,to sail upon,
,to pass ovcr specdily. Iu
fcvigorc, to be sccure,7Vr

an. p to be sailed on.
./. >a ship,a bark,a vcsscl.
a navis, a galley,Z_iv. Na-
rariae,merchant-ships, Ctc.
es, boats, Ldv. piraticae,
arxdatoriac, Iav. piratcs;
riae,fishcr boats,spectdato-
38 of espial, Id. Prztoria
ifte admiral, 1<L Naves ta-
•, advice-boats, Sen. Una
it jam bonorum ommum,
1 men are now embarked
jottom, Cic. (a pilot.
c. m. 1. a marincr,a sailor,
itis./3 industry.
uhf. industriously .manful-
;ly, resohitely, perfectly,

ii / 5. industry. (quitc-

i. n. 2. a psaltcry.
jb.2. a freight,or iare io a
over a ferry.

otation of a seafight.

. «#. reiati__gJNc,

Nausebla.x/1. a little pain at the

stomach, or qualm.
Nauscdsus, a, um adj. nauscous.
Nauta, ac. m 1 a aailor.a marincr.
Nautea,x./1. bilgewater,tanner*s

water, curricrs' black.
Nauticus, a, um. adj nautical, bc-

longing to ahips, ©r mariners.
Nauticus, i.m.2 a sailor,a manner.
Nautilus, i. m. 2. a curious fi-h
N5.vus, a, um. adj. industrious, ac-

tive, etrcnuous, laborious,heavy.

NE.
Nd, adv. & conj. not, that not,so aa

not~and — not,lc_t,lest\hat, much

less. Nc quidem, no not, no not

e ven,neither evcn#aot so much as

Ncbrophduos, i- m. 2. Killbuck.

Nebula,a./.l a mist,or fog,a cloud,
Ncbulasllclicone legunto,cloiids,
swclling vanitics b:- - insignihcant
words» Pcr*. Nebula hnea,a vcry
thin veil, Petron.

Nebnlalus, a, um. />/. cloudcd.

Nebulo, onis. m. _•. a scoiuidrel,
knavc, prodigal, hec < r\r, coward.

NiSbolositas, utia». / o. cloudincsfi.

Nebulosus, SL,\\m.adj.wT : c:-mp mis-
ty, foggy, tliicl., hazy, cloudy»

Nec, c nj. neithcr, nor, awl y_\, —
not, notwithstanding* that, note-
ven, no not. not so niucn as. Nec
quidcm, no not even. Ncc vei*6 f
uotyct,nor.Nec non,andaiso.N-_c
injui*ia,and not unju-tly,not v/ith-
out causo, Cic. Nec co minus,and
besidcs«and notwithstanding that
A'wr^Neccaput,n«.cpcdri,neiTncr
head nor tail, whcu an aHUir is
vcrv intricate, J J rov. (rd.

Necjindus, a,um. /»f. to be dcstroy-

Necans, tis pt. killing,murdering«

N2cutor,5ris.m.lr.a killer,or dayer.

longum fkciam, not to be tedious,

JE/orNe multa, tVc multuSj/J. to be Necd _m, adv. nor asyct.

brief. Ne dicam dolo,to speak tlic

Slain truth,7Vr. Ne dicam gravi-
i, to 8ay no worse, C7c- In culpa
es, nc cemere posaia, it is your
fault that you cannot sce, Lucr,

jbw a.. / 1. a seafight # the Ne tantillum quidcm, not in tlie Necessftriiis i- m-2. a particular a~_

least. Cic.

9 denoteth am mVcr

Ne vivam si,let me die if, CVc. Ne NecatQnis, a,uin pt. that will kill.

Necatus, a, um.pt. killed, slain.

Necess-trie, adv. neccssarily.

NecessArio, adv of nrccasity.

Ncce__arius, a, um aaj. nccessarr,
necdful, of neccssity, indispensi-
blc, inevitable, ncarly allicd.

quamtancc, »r friqend^ «^. ^c&^ak.-
riXA*.

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ftv.<;L.'MllHil. , ) I.ll?».^/.».»* IHW>WJVittWit, lUVYlllI. WII-M.U, vr V11IUIIIUU9 ill.i>

iicrt ssity»^iv:it m i :<!•■■: riot friciid-' on,a crinic,an impicty, «r villaim ,
i»h'p f rl.*..,c un.it. , ncar kiirJrcd,4r joiilt,a wickcd,orimpio-S wrctch,
sJ.laii.v, an c-.iiigulion, *r tic to a prodifty, an impossibility.

• _ n I ... ... . 1_ ___'» _■• m _.•!••

Kicc.osilikii. 1 , i:iis./\». uuavoidablc. lawful. wickcd, or villainous acti. rcgard to,not to carc for,

to uisrcyard, to ^litfln,

tcn.n, to pass by, to ovc

\cgligor, g*i. /*. to b« neg

»i. ;'». a harrow-pig.

Wco, ap', c~t\i, catiim, varA cu:, \i frciuli». is.

ciui:i.«/.l.ti)kiI],tosi.iy l toiivMniy NVfn-ns, ilis. m 3. idcm.
Nccor, ari. h. to bc slain. to spoi.. Wfuncra fitiwm, funcrals i
Nccrc .r.autia, x.J'l, i.cerf>:na:ic}. irnicralSjCVrlw."
\ccroiiiaiuicus f i.;ri :i ii-comaiic. W-:'ubiinclu«.a ( um. tttl/. drnviii!?.

and no

//. rt busmc
niuttcr in j»*entr.d.
Ncgotians, tis. w.\ -•. n mci
Wgotians, tis. /*/. trading'
W-g6.if»_'ius n, utn. «•//. t
.Vc^r.Lftiio, o.i.s /■' :•. ncg»

.iL'Ci.-ircu:», a,uui.iu//.3\. n i .».> .i*. c-.^v^u.ua, i; • j- i.. in-^-iuu-i. ii_u..; n)ir.uic,i;.iiiKh,'..ir.. ii»;

tar f diviiic\ Xcctarcx ac[u.v,rch:s-\c;;.';tio f 6iiis.y'... a iu'£atioii,:i dc-'Wj:6tiatri\-, Tcis. /". . :i fcii

«■ii ___ -rv . :._ «_•-.- f. _ _ _ v- '-_• i • • i'_l.i i

tial dcvv.Or. : winc. Wj;utivus a, um. adj. iic;_,ati\c.

-NcclariU'*, _c. fn. 1. cler.impanc-W-fitor bris. m. .3 . u drnkr.
T\"cct.-«id:is, a uni. />/. to hc joincd Wudiorius, a, uni. adj iirj;ativc.

^ctlu:r,i.oliiik f w/coiincct, to cn-.\cjjlcctio, onN.y. ;>. a disrctfard.
tan^ie, or cncirclc, to forni, toNctflccturus,a,um././. ahout to nc-
fraiuc, to dcvisc, lo plot, vr con-' i^lcrt.
tiiw, to frcczc, ©r congeal. Afri- Ncp-lcctus, a,um /)/.& adj. issiinus.

•.. , • _. _ r- : _.i «__._.__._ "l.-.l .1" __ _.

its in ^lacicm frigore nectit a-
mu.s frcc/cth thcm, Pr /«r/.

Ncctor, ti. /i- to ho linkcil.

Wctiis, a, um. /■/. kiilcd, slain.

Nccnhi, tulo. lcst in any placc.

Vc;:ijyiilc t a</t>.lc»t from any placc,

0>-/>.rt.(not to mcution, not oiily»
^-tlumsoni. nrtch lcs^not to nay,

.vf/.^nc^hT.tcd/lisrcj^irdcd.slijfht

caI, unrullivatcd, uiitrinuneci.
Ncf^lcctus, us. m. ■!• a ncj^lcct.
Ncyhjjcndus, a, um.pt. to hc nc-

^lcctcd.
Mcglijjcnst tis. atlj ior, cnmp. issi-

mus^ii/i.ne^lig^cnt^-arclcss^hccd-
i lftbs, \xl'jl\ wv».V_x\.\i no account of.

Vc^ntioliini.i.*. 1 . J. a litslc l

W-^oiior, iiri. #/ 1. i« ir*iO

tiiulc,9r traiiick, lc: iradc

ir.as nc^liaii (dc i.icdi

tradc in nicn'.s Iiv«:>,Vi £c

hy dispatrhiii}* thcm, /'''.j

Ncg-otio.vitas, uiis.y. «. ruii

\c)COti65us,a,uiii.uc/;.ic»r r:

of busincss trouble^r-nic.

ov wci^hly, Ncgt;tiosunr

soundh, and frcquciitlv

PUmt.'

NcgoLium,i n.S.bnsiucs-VJ

or timc of busiiirs«i,aii atT:

tcr.or thing^,acausc in Uv

firc, or cmploymcnr,troub

culty, warcs rocrchanchs

cssc ncgotii arhitror 1 aiiif

to bc a vcry casy rar.ttcr f (

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^haerenegotiuinestJnthisiNepa, x.m.l.ascorpion,a crabfishj ucry, malice, sharpncss, tartnes,

Ncpenthes is.M.3an herb drivmgl jcsting.

away sadness, bugloss iNcquitics, ei./ 5. dcbauchery.

Ncpeta, x.f. 1. wilcl pennyroyal- iNervatio,dnis./3a strcngthening

>«..

r all things run •moothly,

iiis.c^ 3^aretvocativo3cn :

ilural^nomanfOrwoiuan^iio-lNephalia, oruro /»/• n. 2 soberNervia, ae / a string of an instru»

no one, a fellow of no ac-

. Unus nemo & nemo unus,

t man. Nemo quisquam,

s wbatever,or in the world

HiSyCadj.of a grove,encom

l with woods, or groves.

feasts, a wood for sacriiices. i ment.

Nepos, 6tis. m. .j. a £raiidson, a.Ncrv'iceus,a, um aqj. made of si-
spcndthrift, a secoml dcscent in ncws, or strings (news, «trong*
bcast, a sucker; nepotes, dc- Nervinus, a, um. adj. made ofsi-
scendants, postcrity. Nervium, i. n. 2. vid. Ncrvia.

Ncpotalis, e atfj. lavish, riotous. Nervose, adv. ius c mp. strongljr,
enst*,e uJ/. pcrtaimng to aNepotutus, us. m. 4. luxury, de- stoutly, vigorously. (stoutueas.

•r grove. Nemorense mel,
honey, Col Kexneniorensis,

na Ancina Suet
fcultrix.icis./ u.an inhabi-
f the woods.

voods, or forests
AsnsAunu o*# woody, full
klsggroves, or trees sbady.
^odv.what then ? well then
io you roean i 1 suppose,
er, for ail that, it is to be
d,I grantj confess. r it is
surcly,verily . for exam-

bauchcry, extravagunce. Ncrvositas, atis. f. Z>. strength»

Nepotmus a,um.ar//.profusefganLNerv6sus,a, \im.adj.\or 9 c mp.nctr»

lief priests in the sacnhcesNepotor, ari. d. 1 to bc cxtrava- ous. full of sinews, or fibres, si-

Nepotulus,i.m.2 a little gTandson. newy, stiil', strong, pithy. (new.
Neptis,is. /. a grand-daughter, aNervUlus, i. m. 2. dim. a little si-
niece, ^mcans.Nervus,i m- 2. a nerve, • r sincw, a

iragus. a,um. adj wander- Nequi, adv. lest by any way, «>r string, a cord, a thrcad, a chain,

Siqyiam.adjJndecl. icr, c mp. isst- tlie stocks,&c a nian's yaru; ner-
mus,tup.nauglity,wortiilcs*,]cwd» vi /r/.strcngth f force. niight, pow-
riotous. extravajrant. inconsider-i crjVigvui^pir^tfmdusLriousappli
atc,careless,idlc lazy, unfruitful, cution of mina. In ncrvum erum-
lewdly,/>ro ncquitcr ; tubtt. n. a pere,to brcak and dcceive. Ncr-
mischief, a bad tlung- vos intendere, to do one's ut-

Nequando, adv. lcst at any time. most, 7Vr. (norant.

Nequuquam, adv. by no means. Nesciens, tifw pt. not knowin^, ig«
it iSjto wit,namely, for,see-|Ncquc, c nj ncither, nor. Nescicnter, adv. ignorantly.

Kt« becauae, why, why in-Nequedum, conj not yet. vVVscio,irc.ivi, itum.n. to be igno-

n responses.Nempe' ea se-A>queo,ire,*ivi,ituin.?i.4.1 cannot,; rant,not toknow,artell(unknown
it, &c I supposc those I am not ablc. Neseitur,///!/». wc cannot tell, it is

are uext, Cic. N mpe dcNequeor, iri. d. 4. T cannot. JNescius, a, um. adj that knoweth

u mean otyour ow n f Plaut. Ne<iuicquam,a</T/.in vaiii,to nopur-l not.ignorant, unexperienced, un-
6hs.n^>.a wood, >.r grove*. pose,by no means,not in theleast, known Ora frxnonun nescia, ne-

! sCotfrce, nothing at all. I ver bridled, Lucun

ij/Iljifuneralsong^adirjrcNgquidquani id «ic.Nequicquam. Ncssotrdphium, i. n 2. a place, or
i. .r moumful verse, a tri- Nequiens, tis. pt. not ablc. ' yard used to tattcn ducks in.

pngysr writing^iny song,orNequis.rar.Nequi, ne(jua, iiequid,NctU8, a, um pt spun. twisted.
llaim nenia^t magic song, tWuequod, pr n lcst any one, rNftus, us. m. 4. a spinning.
%. pt. spinning. a charm.i tiiing; cum ut,no one ur thing. :Neu,cofi/.nor.neither,and not,lc&&,
+9. not. (spin. Niquiter, adv. ius ,c mp. isslmi.Nevc, c 7i/.id.(lcsteither,andlest.

Ive v nivi, nCtum. a. 2. to «r^.lewdly,wastefully,pr<>digally,Nevis, pro Nonvis, Pluut.
Bli. p. to be spun. idly, crattily, slily, cunningly. Neunt, /»•« Ncnt, TihaU.

tVSjS^um. at(j. lately plant-Neqmtia,x./ 1 wickednessdewd-Ncumt: adis / *.an hei-b, artlirub,
set, Utely convertecl. , ness, debauchery, cxtravagance,! good against the noitim o»< ^^
BsnAUBhMy.ncWyinodern.. carelessness, idlcness, craft, rog-\ TubeU^^ii^tx^^^^i^Tvs^^-

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Neuricus, a, um. aty. having theNictus, us. ra.4.a winklinjpa wink.J Nihil quod, quamdbrem,
gout,orsome other pain in the si- NIdamcntum,i.n.2. stuff tor ncst*. reason why. Nihil audio,
news, sincw-shrunk. 'Nideo, crc. n.2.to «hine,to glittcr - A — ■--* "* v ''

Ncurftbata, x m. l.a ropedancer.Nidif fcans, tis. jM.building a nest

Ncurftbatcs, x.m. 1. idem.
Ncuroidcs, is. w. 3. wild bcet.
Neuter,tra,trum,/>roM.j?'. ius, dat. i.

neither, neithcr of the two.
Neutiquani, adv. by no means, in

no wise> not in the Icast.
Neutralia, e. adj. neutral, neuter.
Neutro, adv. neitlier way.
Nevult, pro Nonvult. J*lant.
Nex

tion
Nexans, tis. pt. knitting, tying.
Nexlbilis, ca'{/.that may be knit.
Nexilis,e.aaj.knit,tied, or wreath-

ed togcther, twining, or winding
Nexo, are. a 1. toconuect.(%hout
Ncxum,i.n.2.a mortgage,aconvey-

ancc arcordingto tnellomanlaw,

a possession upon such a titlc.
Ncxus, a, um. pt. tied, bound,fast-

ened, or joiued togcther, linkcd,

wreathcd, dclivercd bound to a

Nidiffcatio, dnis. / a building of

nests.
Nidi&icium,i.n2. a nest, a lullock.
Nidif ico, [nidus, facio], arc. a. 1.

to build, or makc a uest
Nidif icus,a,um auj-making a ncst
Nldor,5ris.m. 3.asavour,a scent,oi

smell,a strong smell, a stehcb, oi

stink.

ex,necis. /*. 3.death,ruin.destruc-Nidulor,ari</.l.to hui1d,or makc u
ion. Necis in pl. VaL Flacc, nest,toplace inanest,tosit a brood

Nidulus, i. m. 2. ditn. a littlc ncst
NTdus,i./n.2. a nest, a bechivc, thc
youngin a nest,a child in a cradle,
a litter of pigs, a shelf, a cup.
Nlgellus,a, um. adj. dim. blackish-
Nigcr,gra,grum.<H//. ior, comp. cr
nnius, tntp. black, dark, swarthy,
deep,dusk,gl oo i ny,sliady ,dec p iy ,
shaded,inaus])icious,unfortunatc.
illnatured, false. knavish.
Nigians,tis. /»/.b!uck,dark,cIoud)

crcditor. Ites nexa pignori, laid Nigreuo,mis / •> blackncss. dcep

to plcdge, pawned, JJv
Nexus, us. m. 4. a kiutting, tying,
binding,twining,orwindingaboui.
a conuexion, a union, a bond, a
covenant togive posscssion. Ali

cui nexum dare,to bccome onc'sNigncans,tis. pt. blackish. vblack.
bondman, Iav. Nexum inire, toNigntia, ae./ 1. blackness.
submit to that condition, Jd. Nigrities, ei./ 5, blackncss.
NI. NigTitudo, inis./. 3. idem.

tsifConj. unless, except, save tiiat,Nigro.arc,avi.n.l.tobeblack(ness
but that, but if not. Nigror,6ris./n. 3. blackness, dark-

Nigrefio, [nigrco,fio],fiere,factus.
n- p. 3. to bc niadc black.
Nigrco,cre jui.7x2. to gro* black
Nigrescpns, tis.pt. growing black
Nigresco,cere.n.3.to turn,o<- grow

Nlc2rotirinum,i.n.aswcet ointment
Nicr*ieriuiii,i.n.2.a rcward for vic-

tory. :i prize, a public banquet.
Nictans,tis. /ri.winking, twinkling.
Nictutio, onis./ 3. a twinkling.
Njcto, are.n.l.to wink,to twinkle.
Kictor, &ri. d .1. iilem.

Nihil,M.>WcW.iiothiiig,athingofno
foundation,oKruth,nothing clse,
in nothing, not at all. not in tlic
least, nobody at all. Nihil aliud
(juain t nihilpro2teiT[uani,iiiliil,am-
plius cmam, by an cllipsis inay bc
cnglished by exccpt,oroni). Ni-

Kicto, Zre.n.o.to open asahound. hil ad,nothi/^,if comparcd wiUi.

not wJiat\ou say.Tn.Nil

you labour in vain, Cic.

Nihildum,n.*tufec7. notliing

^WA/^faciOjCei-e fcci.o 3.1

no account of, not to caU
Nihilonnnuus, adv. notwit

ing,nevertheless no lesaj

less.
NihiIum,i,n.2.nothing. Nili

to be gclded 9 JPluul. (no
Nil,contr. pvo Nihil itidecl n
Nilum, pvo Nihilum, Jaict.
Nilus, i.m 2 & Nili druni

pipe,or channcl to convcj
Nimbatus.a,um. adj weani

hair, anointed, pcrfiuncd
Nimbifer,a,um- a({jcciivc b

clonds.
Ninib6sus.a,um.a£^'.stonny

bringing, or causing rain,
Nimbus, i. m. 2. a black,

cloud, a bright cloud, a c

storm, ashowtr, rain, v

gTeat crowd or quantity^t

tumult, disoriier, or coufi

vcsscl for wine, a scar^ a
Nm.ietas, s&tis. /. 3. too |

storc, or quantity.
Nimio,ac/t/.by a grcatdeal

aequius more than is fit

miop6st,not ven long afti
Nimi6pert,cu/T. with too on

bor. (surch y eril v,that ist«
Nnnlruni,fi</r doubtle*s,cc:
NTmis, adv. toO much, ir

tle, \Qty much, exccedin(

trcmcly, too. Nc cjuid nh;

much of one thing is good

thine, TVr.
Nimium,a Jv.too much/)re

too far,cxceedingly, rery.

um quantum, exceeding^
Nimius, a, um. attf. too muc

Diucb, excetsiTe, rery gn

mmdm

NIT

NIX

NOC

S2S

,supcrfluous,very. Nimi-lNiffditas, atis./ 3. cleanness. \Nixans,tis. pt. labouring, striving.

Nixor, ari. Jtrp. 1. to lcan upon, to
depend.
Nittdiusculus,a,um.r'<//. somewhatfXixus, a, um. pt. leaning, rcsting,

•ii possessedof too grcatl.\itidc«a(/r.ncatly,handsomely(ly

Vv. sermonis,too frcc ot' Nitidiusciile, adv. somcwhat ncat-

Tac.

:rc, nxi. n. 3. to snow-

ris. m. ;>. a fall of snow.

s, a, um. <if//. snowy.

is./ 3 SROW.

, pro Nullus, Enn.

i. n. 2. a basin, a lavcr.
if not.unless, exccpt, cx-
t, but that, but only, sav-
<]Uod,except tliat.(vour.
, um. pt. that will endca-
m. 2. a sparrowhawk.
n.4. an cndeavour, an ef-
iinbin<r, a motion, a firm

birth, tcndcncy, incli-

x./ 1. a ticld-inousc.
Wtella.x/a iield-mousc,
»l,a glitterin^ brightncss

color, of a bright gold-
rllow colour.

inore iraily drcsscd, or bctter a
nointed.;neat,clean,fine,orbright
Nitido, are. a. 1. to clcan,to makc
Nitidus, a, um. adj. ior, comp. issl-
mus,tu/>. ncat,clcan,spruce, trim,
gay^tinc.gcntccl, briglil, tmining,
glitterin£,f.*ir,beautiful, dclicatc,
clc^ant, splcndid, sinooth, slcck,
fat, plump, tiourishing.
Nitor,ti,nixus & nisus sum d. 3. to
cndcavour, to labour,to strive, to
>tnitri£lc, to thnist again, to con-
tcnd,orinsist,to lcan,or rcst upon,
to bc supported,to rely,«rdcpcnd
upon,to trust to. to confidc in,to
risc, or mount, to movc, or pass.

m-pt. lcanintr, rcsting 1 , or

Hjriipon>4upportingitsclf Nitor, 6ris. m. 3- neatness, clcan-

ness,sU*ckness. trimncss, graicty.
finery, gcntility, {rracefulness,
origlitncss, bcauty, elegance,
Rplcndour,cxcfllcnce,g^rcatncss,
clearness, transparency.

s. pt. ior, cimp. shining, Nitroria, ac/ 1. a nitre-pit 'tre.

Nivalis,c.u<// snowvtmadc of snow,

g^irUrine^looking brijrht,
iir 9 bcautjfitl, ncat, ck-an,
iliving well, or splcndid-
ishinfr, appcaring.
.^r.endcavourintf.Iabour-
injr,, straininjr, thrustiug',
ny against forciblv, sup-
rclytn£,*r dcpcnding on,
gwfvalkin^rtreadingon,
,tui n. 2. to shinc,to g-lit-
>k bright,fair, ©r beauti-
ncat, clean, fine, or ele-
be well writtcn» to be
* plump, Xo live well, or
ly,to Mourish, to appear.
\p tis. pt. shining.
Kre.sUI. to shine,lo grow
flomisb,to be improved.
um. aefj % rcJy ing on.

or depcnding" on t supporied by.
Nixus,us m 4. force, an efTort. la-
bor.travail,inclination. Astra c { \ix
sc Sc nixu suo conglobata conti-
ncnt, &c. by thc tcndcucy of all
thc parts to thc ccntrc, Cic.

. no.

No,narc,niivi.n.l. to swim, to sail,
to fly. Nabis sinc coi*ticc,you will
shift for yoursclf, lfor.

Ndbilis, c. adj. ior, comp. issimus,
»up. noble,famous,rcnowned,not-
Cihwell known*!iotorioiis>rcmai k-
ablc, principal, chicf, gcncrous,
well-brcd.

NobVlis, is. m.3. a noblcman.

Nobihtas.atis-/ 3. nobility,noblc-
ncsa, dignity, cmincncc, cxccl-
lcnccjgcncrosity ,bravcry f "vii tuc,
famc, rcputation, renown, %\ory,
honor,distinction,the nobility, or
pcntry, noblemen.

Nitratus,a,um. adj mixed with ni-Nobihtatus, a, um. pt. cnnobled,

Nitrdsiis, a, um. adj. full of nitrc.

. famed, rcnowncd. noted.

Nitrum, i. n. 2. nitrc, satlpctrc. N6bi1ftcr,.«f/v issimc, t np. nobly,

bravcly, admirably, cxcellcntly,

co\'crcd with snow, exceedin^NftbiIito,arc-a.l.tocnnoble,todig

cold.

Nivarius,a,um. adj. of,or for snow.
NTvaticum, i. n. 2. a snowball.
Ntvatus,a,um.«c^'. of meltcd snow.
Nivens, tis. pt. winking\
Nfvco, Src, ivi & ixi. ictum. neut.

2. to:wink, to twinkle, to snow.
Nivesco,cere. ncut. 3. to grow, or

becomc as white as snow
Nfveus,a,iim.a///.of snow,white as

snow,shlning,bright, fair, happy.
Ntvdsus, a, um. adj. snowy, cold.
Nix,nfvis/ 3. snow,a fall of snow.

Capitis nivcs, hoary hairs, Hor.

nify.to distinguish, to make fajji-
N6btlitor,riri.p.tobcennobled(ou*
Nohi^, ilat. & nbl. pl. ab E^o.
Nobiscum, pron with us.
Nocensjtis. adj ior, cmp. issimus,
« wp.hu rtfuI,niischievous,noxioiis,
pcrnicious,poisonous, dcadly, in-
fcctious, guilty, criminal.
Ndcenter, «w/v/mischicvou^ly.
Nbcco,ere,cui,cituma. 2. to hurt,
to wo a utd, to iujiirc, to <lo hurt,
harm, or mischicf, to annoy, to
wrong.Ob eam rcx no*iaj\v^ssK»55.-

f •*■■

32$

NOX

NUC

NUD

veltVi ui infancy, or infant tUtc. Nl\ NucifrAngTbidum i.n a nutcrv

NSvttir, fltfn. newly, lately. NfibCcula, m.f. 1. a little cloud, aNucinus, a, um. atij. of a nut-1

Ntivitius,a, um.adj. newly iuvcnt- spot. Frontis nubecula, ananect-Nucipcrsica, sc/ 1. % [>cach
cd, or madc, newly come, unac- ed threatening frown, Cic. Nuciprunum,i ri.2. aphimgn

quaintcd. Nubcns,tis./>r.ready to bc marricd on a nut-lrec stock.

NoVitiui, i- m. 2. a novice,n frcsh- Niihcs, is/o. a cloud a Jiiist,a co-Nucleum, i. n- 2. a cat's tail.
man, a slavc ncwly bought. verin^, or disgiiise, a vast multi-Nuclcus, i. m. a kcnicl, a <r

Ntivo,are.fll to make new, to re- tudc,tcrrof , confusion, udversity, stont,a pinc apple,a clovc of
new f to fbrm ancw,to rcpair,to rc- tlistrcss,a sour countcnancc, gra- lic, t hc lieart ot iron,*ueI, a I
fit, topcfrcshjtoalter, changc, or 1 vity. crust, apparcl.

transform,to makc altcrations,orNfibifcr, cra, enim."fltfj. bearing-Nucula, x. f. 1. a small nut-
changcs, to makc clcan. clouds, causing- cloud*, rainy. Niidandus, a, um.pt. to be len"

Nftvor, ari. p. to bc madc new. NGbifiigus, a, um udj. driving kcd, bare, or ung-uardcd, ti
No>us, a,um.a/£. ncw,rcnewcd,rc- away, or dispersing 1 clouds. thrashcd, to make barc.

paircd, strangv, wondciful, un-Nfibigona,x.c?.l.onccloud-born,Nudans, tis. pt. discovcring^h
neard of,unexpectcd,uiiusua] 9 un- or coming froin thc clouds, a ing. (

common, cxtraordinary, admira- ccntaur. Nudatio,dnis / J. a strippingl

ble, cxccllcnt,tender,bcginning \ubi£er,a,um.ii#.bringing cloudsNud:itus,a,um.//r inadc.wldt
infant, young, youthful, brisk, \ubila, 6nu\\.pi n'2. clouds,mists, ked,wbarc,uncovc rcdjaidbp
inspired furnished with naw mclancholy, dejcction. discovercd, cxposcd, drawi i

matter, unprejudiccd. NovusNiibilans,tis /;/.dazzling thc cyes. of deprivcd,ordcstitute of.fl
homo, the first nobleman iu his\ubilar, aris. ;/. ;J. a shcd,a barn.. ped of, strippi-d, piliugcd,pfc
family Tabul?cnovx,alaw forthc^NTibdirium, i. n. 2. id

eencral remission of debts. licsNiibilatur, imp. ii is cloudy.
novae, a changc, or alteration in
thc government, or state.
Nox, noctis./. 3. night, a nighfs

j dcred, dc^rradcd.
tNuditas, atis./ 3- nakeilnc*^
Nubilis, e. atlj. lnamagcablc. ' plicity, or plainnessof styk-
\fibilo,are«n 1-to be cloud\ *ordark Nudiuscpjartus.czar.four tUyi*!
Nubildsus a,um-fir//.cloud\ .(cloud Nfidiusquintus, adv nvc ibj»*!
lodging, thick darkness, (Wk- Nubilum, i. n. cloudy weather, a Niidiusscxtus, adv.
ness,mist,obscurity,blindness. ig-iNubilus s^um.adj cloudy,causing'Nudiu8tcrtiuii, mdv
norance, confusion, sleep, rcstj orbiin^ingclouds, sliady, dusky, 1 Nudiustertiu» dcc
death. I threatcnin^ilovverin^, melancho-| days since, Cic. ^

Noxa,x./.l.hurt,harm,injui7',dam-Nfibitur,2*^/>. it is marricil. (lv,sad.jNiido, ai*c. a. 1. to makcniMJ
agc,mischief,ruin,acrime,ortrcs-Nfibivag'iis, a,uin. adi. wandering barc to la\ opcn, show d*^
pass,gtiilt,punishment,an olicnd- throu^li, or amoM^ the clouds. o;-expo^e,to deprive of,torty
er, or criminal, n brawl, or scuf-Nubo, bcre, nupsi, 5c nu|>ta sum, pillagc,f/r plundcr,to sthp«M

fle.

Noxalis, c. adj. bclonjring to an
^oflTcncc, or nunishment.
Noxia,3t./a crimc,fault,or olfencc,

a disagrcemcnt, or quarrcl.

miptum. a. & nM. to marry,to be
married. or joiued to, to interinix
with,tocover. Uxori nubere nolo
mea-, I will not havc a wife that
shall bc my mastcr, mUart

Noxidsus, a,um.a<//.hurtful,sickly, Nucamentuiii, i. n. 2. a cat*s tail,a

fruilty.
*Noxit, pr'.t Nocucrit, Lucil

long cxcrescencc from a pinc
trce, &c.
Noxius^ a,um. adj. ior, c .mp- noxi-'Niicctum,i.7i. a placc for nut-trees.

otis, hnrtful, injurious, destruc-Niiccus, :i,um. adj. of a nut, or nut unburicdfiobbed. pillaccd,
• tirc, poisonov»,'sick\y, guijty . | Ucc, hazcl, of hajel. dered. Nuda valhM vilky

shell. tiladios nudarunt,
tlieirswordSjOr. Monlcini
syl vis,to he w do wn thc *(
Xudor, ari. utus. p. to bc
Xfidus, a,um.ac{;.ior, c ff>-
barejuncovercd^opcii-cnir
titute.desolatc, poor^veaK* 1

less,defcnceless mcre.pW"
tuml.unaftectedHinadonittlJ

NUM

NUM

NTJN

327

3, or bushes, Uv. Nudi Numi-rutor, Oris-m. 3. a numbercr Numrniilari51us, i. ro. a money-
open mouth, IVr^ NiidoNunicr.itus, a, um. pt. numbcrcd
•c vestimcnta, to rob thc
Pltfit. Nudo sub xthcris
:r thc open sky,or in thc

im ^/l.triflinyr,orsillv

•iflestoys. gewgaws, fop-

U> stories.lics, rogueries,

hcats. a Iriflcr.

c. «■//. trillinpj*. silly, idlc

tum, i 7i 2. ;i triflc.

5ris m.J. a trirter,:ichcat.

:, ci 7u. frivolouslv.

i<? ivini.aJ/.vaiiijtrifling,

fht, iinpertinent.

c'n c . ir •/• a trifler.

lus,i. m 2.a haberdashcr,

:r.

•i, fitus sum, </.l. totriflc,

:o cheat, or bubble.

is, a lv in no wise.

iv. nn wlicrc.

um. ailj t(rn. nulliiis, dat.

ie,no,nohodv, voidiof no

w • r

mient, account, value,or
lined, undonc. Nullius
i>1 for nothing-, Cjm.
whc-hcrornot 3 whethcr
r/l.a collar, a yoke
nis it. 3. will, plcasure,u
ctcrininaiion, ©r decree,
ici a v pnwcr,aiiilio:ity,pro-
aV(iur,abcnl,or inclinati-
mcc,iu.tpiration, a divinc
,a dcity.a %o l,org-oddefts.
ivcn to tlie latc Itoman
"S much bkc that of sa
jesty toour king-s. Numi-
fol,a diviuity-(nuinbcrcd
ilist c. adj. that may bc
j,caJ/. numcral. (bered.
dufi. a, um-/ri. to bc num-
o.onis. /^3- a numeration,
lin;?» a paymont.
>, ai/v in ready moncy

countcd, musturcd, paid down
leady (actly.

Numcro*, a.lv. presently,soon, cx-

Numero,rire.fl tonumbcr,to count.
torcckori,to tcllout.to pay,to lend

Numeror, ari. />.rto be counted.

Numerosc, a/lv ius, com/>. issime,
»m/>. in great numbers, fluently,
swectly,musically, harmoniouslv

Niimerositas, atis. / 3. multitude.

Num jr6sus,a, um.adj.\or, c>mp. is-
sinius,ffu//.numerous, niany, seve-
ral,manif'old,jjreat,fruitiul, larg-c
roomy, spacious, amplc, oratori-
cal,tuncful, musical, harmonious

Numerus,i.m.2. a numbcr, quanti
ty,store,mcasure.a notc, music, a
daiicc.a regular motion. rejrular,
ormilitaiy order,order,deccncy.:i
rankjdcjrree, ov condition, a part.
or circumstanrca list,alcgion,co-
horl,band, or company. Nuiiieriis
cburncus.a die.Or.Ad numerum,
numericallv, .. ic.Nos numcrus su
mus, only for tale, or to make iq-.
thc nuuibcr,of no othcr usc, Hor
Ksse aliquo nuincro, to bc some
thin<r, or looked upon as somebo-

dy, &c. Ubi aliquo iiumcro sis, Vunciatum, i n. 2. a report.

changcr-

Nummularius, i m.2. s/bankcr.(er.

Nummularius,a,um.af jf. of a bank-

Nummulus, i. m. 2. a Uttle raoney.

Nummus, i. m. 2. money, a picce of
money, ov coin. Qui cuderc soles
plumbcos nummos, who use to
chcat by fair outsidcs, Plaitt.

Nutnnam, adv. whether? Numnam
hxc audivit? did he hear wliat I
said, I wonder? Ttr.

Numnc, adv. whethcr.

Xumqui, adv. if any wherc.

Numquis. vid. Nunrmis.

Nunc, adv. now, at present, at this
time,just now,now at lcngth,now
for thc first timc, one while, ano-
ther whilc, thcn, but, thercfore.
Nuncjam,justnow,iinmediately.
Nunc ipsum, at this vcry time.
Niinc nupcr,even now,ver} r lately
Nunc,nunr„ now is the timc,now
or nevcr. Nunc homincs,the pco-
ple of the prcsent age.

Nunccine, adv. what now. (er.

Vuncia,x /. l.a messe nger,arcport-

Nuncians, tis pt tclling,declaring'.

VuBciutio,onis.y.i. a dcnunciation.

Nunciator, dris. m. i. a teller.

whcrc you mav havc somc cquals
Cic Quod omncs habct in se nu
mcros veri tatis,perfectly true,/i/.

Niunidianus, a, um. adj. African.

Niimidica, x /■ 1. a Guinca-hcn.

Niimisma, Sc Ndmisma, atis n. 3.
moncy, a piecc of moncy, coin.

Nummarius, a, um. adj. bclonjring
to money.corniptcd with money
liatio iiummaria,conccm,or busi
ness of moiiey , Cir. DiHicultas rci
nummarj.e, a want of money, Id

Numm?itus, a,um. pt. \or t comp.ricU
in moncv, wcalthv, monicd.

• w • r

Nummosus, a, um. arfj. itl.

Nunciatur imp. news is brought.

Nunciatarus, a, um pt. going-,or a-
bout to tcll,or bring- ncws of. (of.

Nunciatus, a,um. />/.told,informed.

Nuncio, arc. a.l.to tell,or rclate,to
dcclare, to carry ncws, or ordcrs,
to rcport,to advise,to bid,or com-
mand. Salutem nunciare, to pre-
scnt the service of one absent,
Plaut.

Nuncior, ari./>. to be told.(advicc.

Nuncium, i- n. 2. tiding*, ncws,

Nuncius, i.m.2. a mcsscn^er, ade-
clarer, a message, tidiiigs, news,
a bill of divorce, a nuncio.

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NUN

NUT

NUT

Nuncius,a,uro.<u#. carrying a me^' quidqua*p, nothing at all.
ftage scnt, reporting, foretelling, Nunquando. adv. whcthur over.

expressive, declarativc.
Nuncubi, aih. d:d you evcr?
Nuncupundus, a, um pt. to name,

pronouncc, ov offer up
Kuncupuns, tis. pi naming, pro-

nouucing, dcclaring.
Nuncupaiiin, adv- b\ namc.
Nuncupfitio onis/o.a naming,pro

nouncing,ordeclaring,amentiou

a dcdication.lheform cf publish-

ing and decluring oiie'* last wili

and tcslament
Nuncupaturus, a, um. pt. about tc

pronouncc, or declarc.
.Nuiiciipaius, a,um pt callcd,nam-

ed,pronounced declared, engag-

ed. Tcstamcntum nuncup.ituin, w

will declorcd, und publishcd b;

word ot" mouth onlv, /7/?i.
Nuncupo,ur< .a 1 to name, or call,

to rccitc, or rehearsc, to pro

fro, to totter, to be in dan
ready to fall, to bend, to i
to doubt,orwaver,to be dc
unccrtain, ©r unscttlcd

Nunquhl, adv whether.

Xunquidquum, pron. n any thing

Nunquis qux, quid. pron rcl. isNutvibilis, e. adj. nourisha

thcre an\,if any. Nunquid vis, au : Nutr:candus,a,um.)W.tobe i

usuul tbrin oi taking lcave. JNuLricans, tis. p$ breeding

Nuncio, &c- vid Nuncio &c. JNutricatio 5nis./. o. a nm
Nuo,uerc, nui, nutum. n. j. to nodjNutricitor, oris. m . a not

with thc liead, to upprove. jNutricatus us m. 4 a nun

Nrper, adv crriinc, tup. iately, ofj b/inging up, a growth.

late . not lung sincc, a fcw hours,'Nutr»cia, orum. pt. n a

daya, years, or ag'?s ago.
Nuperus, a, um. adj. lnte, or ncw,

ncwly come, or tukcn*
Nupta, x.f.l a wife, a bridc.
Nuplix,arum./j/./l. a wedding or

mi.rriuge a match, thc mamageiNutricula, * J. 1. a litile n

wages.

Nutueium, i.n. 2. a nursing
Nutnco.areo.l. to nur.se t<
Natricor un.p to bc nourish
Nutricor, ari. d. 1 to nourii

soleiTinitios, a wedding-day, the
marriage st&tc. Vetula nndtaruni
nuptiiiruni, oftcn marricd,< ic.
Nuptuhs, e. at(j niiptial, bridul.

nouncc, or dcclare, to appoint.
.Nuncupor, ari. p. to be naincd.
Nundinac,arum.////3 a fair,a niart,

the placc whire a fair is kt pt.
Nundinahs, c. adj. pcrtaining toa

fair. or market, ignorant.
Kundinans, tis pt inarkttting
Kundinurius a, um. adj of, or be-

longing to iiiarkcts,or fairs.Oppi

dtim nundinarium^i inurket-town.

/7*7i. Foruin nundinarium,a niar-

ket placc, Id
Nundinatio, onis./ *. a public sale

of justicc.
Nundinator.3ris m. amarket-man.
Nundiuor,ari,utus sum. d.l. to bu\

eublickly, to sell publickly for
ribes to asscmblc ut markcts
Nundmum.i ;; 2.u markct duv, thc

day for iiiuking- cons.ils.
Nunquun, uttv. uwcr. Nunquam
non,cotisiunt}\,:i]wiL\s»s'iii(\\]din
bodie, by no ir.fcana. Nnnquiim

br:ngcr up,au encourager (
port.

Nutiiendus a,um pt.Xo be n
cd,takcn carc of. drcssed,

N':,;)t'-nis u, wiii pt. rcadyjoraboutiNutncns tis.jbr.nourisbing (:

to !>c marricd, to murr* .
Nuptus, a, um.^. mariied. Nuptri

verba obsccne wonls, Piaut.
\'u]>tus. i. m 2. a male bird.
Vuptus us m. 4. inarriagc
Vurus, us./4. a daughter-in-law,a

bride. a matron, a ludv.
Nusquam, adv. no where, in no

placc in no thing,in nopoint, ne-

\er, no whither, to no placc
N:iU'.;ncii t inis n- 3- a nodding.
Niitans, tis. /;/. nodding*, muking

«ig-ns, shaking, waverinjr to and

Nutrimcn, ims. n. 3. nourisl
fucl.

Nutiimentum,i. n. 2. food,nfl
mcnt, a numng up,educati
el. a dressing" or pruniDg.

Nuti-io, irc, ivi, itum.u.4. toi
suckle,or feed young, to Dfl
to support, keep up, cherii
vauce,encourage,«r abet,li
cate, or bring up, to inoRi
dressor apply medicineatK
i*ossuos iionnulli avare V0
give them but a niggatd^

ii-i», inovnig, tottcring, rcady toj cation, C U

full.nending inclining, wavejing.Nutrior, Iri. p. to be nunei

rl:icti:aiin^,undcterniincd, nji3et-.Nutrior, iri d 4 to no*u*iifc»*

tlecl, ficklc.
Nuiatio, oms/.i.a nodding,a shak-

i:i;^, a moving a throwing.
Nutatiirus,u, uin/>/. thatwill nod.

or shakc
Nuto.iire./t.l.tonod.tobcckonwitli

Uvc licad,to ihakc,lo wavo toand^ &c.

tivate, to make to grow.
Nutrititis, a,um o<(;.ni
Nutntius, i. m. 2 a tutoi^aj
Nutritor, dria. m. o. a
tliat breedeth cattle, a
employed in drettuiJj^

i

i

OB

OBD

OBE

S29

Mm.pt. nurscd, suekcd. out;as,obdormio. oblitcro; some

> m.4.nntirishmcnt.(fcd
./ 3. a nurse, a nursery,
tiie brcusts, r r paps.
m. 4. a noil* a bcck,
itrc, dircction, conscnt,

/..J.a nut, a nut-trce, aii
ec. Nux cas»anca, :»
"/>;$• Nu\ cass.i, a worm.
, r thc most \vnrtii]i. a $i>
.Nucibus rt.lirtis, whci
to bc cliiUlrcn 7V: *.

N\.

Ios,/. J. a bat.
, ac.s, m. J. .111 owl.
/! 1. a miupii, frcsh
)\

timcs for to ; as, obvcnin, oftigo:

somctimes for to, or towards ; as

objicio, ob>crto: somctimes for

up;as oborior,obnubo: somctimes

for u]),or fast;as,ob]igo,ohstringo:

somctimes for upon ; as, obrcpo,

otfundo: sometimes it signincs

for,or on account of: as, obsccro:

sometimes it increascth, andsig*-

nilics the same as valde, greatly,

or\ crv nnicli; as. obdnresco,obo-

loo ; somctimcs it dcnics and

staiuLs for v<m not: as, obsolco,

oiiiitto; und somctinics it is rc-

d.w_ii:nit. (whelmed with debt.

' -b.vr.itus,a.um adj.iov comp. ovcr-

* jObumbulans.tis f*t w alking up and

•r.Nymphx \ou_ifj -iccsJ |low|lf wa ikinj. r before, or near

nis just lormrd^ (rose U bainbulatio, onis./ a walking a-

bout wa'ks tiiout rupanddown-
Ohambu]:>tor, oris. m i. hc that
O.V.HVtbuIo,arc rt.l. to walk about.
bt f\)ic,or with, to jostle in walk-
ing- • sliine.

fMardco,ere,si. n. to bc on fire, to
O/armo, iirc. a. 1. toarin.(round.
OAaro, iirc a.l. to plough all a-
Obaror, ari. p. to be tillcd aboul
O/mulio, Tre. <z. 4 to obcy.

t. f. a watcr lily, *i
i i.fi.atcmple.ofnymph*
la. x. f. 1. a picciotis
1 a bar uv goaL(stonc

O

O!

rp. for,by rcasnn of, on
\ according- to, before,
st. about. to, towanls.

triam, on sct purposc^ohaiiratus, a, uni. pt. gilt ovcr.

position, stands somc-

Ohha.x./l.a jug.anojrjjin abottle
OAbibo, berc. a. o. to drink up.

ibout,or up and down ; Obbrutcsco.crc inr.iogrow sensc

Obcarcans, tis./if. biinding'. (lcss.
Obrxcutus, a. um pt hlindcd.
Oftcaco,;ire.a.l to biind. to covcr.

iilo : somctimcs for a-

Hiud ; as, obaro, obeo:

i Ibr :igainst,as, obluct-

ncs for atfai nst,or at;as,

nctimcsfor aguinst, i r v< rcd ovcr, *r shaded.

obdo, obsto: somctimesO'ic:»:dcs, is./. 3. slau^htcr.

t or up; as, obs«pio,ob-!or";ph.o, erc. n. 2. to licat round

etimcs for bctorc, \\h
btfrepo: som*-«iii»'* , « for

po?e,or sct against.to closc^top,
or shut, to put across, to bar, to
bolt

fMdormio,ire ivi,itum.n. 4. to fall
aslcep,to slccp out,sound,or fast.

06dormiscOtCcrc.n.3.tof.dlasleep.

Obdormituras, a, um. pt. about to
slccp, aboul to fall aslccp.

OMuco, ccrc, uxi, uctum. a. 3. to
drawday, cast, cover, or bring- o-
ver.to clraw out,to opcn toconti-
nuc,to Icad against, to drink up.
Curiam obducerc, to sct hini up
asacandidatc, Cic.Obducerc fron-
tem, to knit the brows, Qttint.

Obducor, ci-p to be covercd.

Obduciio, onis /. 3. a covcrin|r.

Oftductor, ari. p. to be brought.

<)bductus,aum./)/.tlrawn,laid,cast,

thrown, sprcad, or broug;lit ovcr,

covcred,closcd,.shut against, hid-

dcn. cloiiileil, frownins;.
Obduratur,i«i/». lct us harden our.

selvcs, Cic.
OAdrtrcsco,c€rc.n.3.to grow, ar be

haiil,» r callotis, to becomc hard-

cncd.
Oodun>,are a.8cn.l.to harrlen onc's

sclf, or be hardencd and immove-

able
<^bcdicns.tis.M kadj. ior, comp. is-

simus.iff/i.obcdiciit, pliable, apt,

fit prospcrotis,successful, favour-

ablo (ently.

Obedicntcr.aJT.-. ius. comp. obcdi-
Obcdicntia,a:./obedience,subiiiis-

siou

Obrxcor, Hri t>- to be blindcd.co- Obc<linfob,audio,]Irc, ivi, iUm, n

■ . * i_ _ i .» * ___»___ i-.ii i..:_^__ 4_. _.•_.!

0<'"allco,cre,lui. w- 2. to jjrow cal
lous, }iai*tl f or inscnsible.
tbturbo : somctim s tor OI#i*ant!-tr.H, a, um.pt. cnchanted.
ro, ohrctio: somotiiiHsjObditim. a, uiw.pt. shut, barrcd.
.nb(lu«*n:*ioiiictimcsfor)fiAdo,dvrc.diili, dltum a. S.to op-

4to obey.to follow advice,to ful-

low. to coinply with.
Obcditur imp- obcdienee is givcn.
Obcditunis^ump^rcady to obey.
Obcliscus i m. f 2. an obciisk.
06co,ire.ii re7ivi,itum.n.& n. 4. to

gu lo, ov bc. read\ at, to go over.

330

OBJ

OBJ

OBL

ovcr.to visit.to vicw.to surround, Objcct<r'[ob, jacto], Sre.freq. 1. toj provert rebuker, «r upbn

to cover,to dischargc,execute. or
perform, to undertake, to inakc
use of,follow,orobserve,to set, to
die. Mortem, letlium, vel dieni
obire, to dic.

Obcor. Iri, itus. p. to be covered.

Obcquitans, tis. />/. riding about.

OArquito,are.n.to ride over,orbc
fore. (ing.

Oberrans tis pt. wandering, pass-

0Aerro,fire n.l. to wunder, run, or
«prcad about,topass,orfly over.to
mistake. Chorilaqui scmper ob-
crrat eadcm, blunderetli always
on the same string, II r. (ncss.

Obtisitas, atis /. 3. fatness, gross-

ObcsuBva-um.arf/. issunus, mp. fat,
pluinp gross s\\ oIlen,heavy, diill,
stupid, lean, slim.

Obeundus,a, um./>/. to be gonc to,
ovcr. or through to be passed o-
vcr, to be visited, to bc cncom-
passed, to bc donc. performed
managed, or lookcd atter.

Oi»cx.icis.</./r- ; *-a bar,a boh,astop,
«rimpediment, a gate.

Obfirmate, adv tirmly. fixcdly.

Obfinnatiis aeu Offirmutus. a, um.
pt & udj ior comp fixed resolved.

OMirmo *eu OffimioAre a 1 to re.
solve. to become inflexible.

OAgaiinio,«wOggunnio,Ire. «. 4.to
yclp. to muttcr, io bu/.z.

Obhxrens, tis. pt sticking

Obhxrco cre,xbi acsum m 2.tnstick

objcct,to upbraid- to tlirow, casvObjurgatdrius, a, um. adj.

orgive,to thrust, or dasb against,
to sct, placc, or exposc.

Objurgatus. a, um. pt. ha
proved.

Objector. ari- p. to be objected. Objurgito, are. a. 1. to ch

Ob jecturua a, um pt. about to ob-
ject. opposc, or place against.

Objcctuv*,urn./>/ objected,thrown
to cast,orset before.opposed, ex-
posccl, liable, subject-

Objectus, us. m. 4. a placing bc-
tween,bcforc,'<r against,an inter-
position,a spcctaclc, or sight, an
appcuraucc

Obieiis,euutis. pt going or passing
ovcr, covering, surrounding, dis
charging, going down, setting.

Objexim.//r ■ Objecerim, 1'Utut.

Ohjicicndus,a,um./'/. to be objcct-
ed to cause.

Objiricna, th.pt. interposing.

Objicio[ob,jacio], ccre jeci, ject-
um.a.3 to object.to throw.cast or
give.to throw,cast ar sct before
to shut against to hold out, r op-
poscto exposc, to pay, to cause,
or occasion, to excite.

Objicior, ci.p to bc cast.

Obtnunis, c adj. rather empty.

Obirascens,tis/>/ angry witli t 'r at

OATrascor, ci. d. to be angry.

Oblrutio, onis./ 3. a bcing angry.

Ohiratus, -jk.twm.pt. angry with, en
raged against.

Ol)Itcr,«</f.by thc byc,by tlie way,
by chance.

Obiturus, a, um. pt. that will cxe-
cutc, i.r pcrform, about to die.

at, to stick fast. or stand still.
OMioiTco,ere,ruitt 2.to look ficrcf

O xacens, \\n.pt. hiny in thc way. Obitus,a,um/>/.pa.sscd,performed.
cre,cui. n. 2 to lie in the Obitus,us.m 4.acomingto, rmcct-

OAjuceo

way to lieagainst,o»be exposed to
0»>i«ctriculuin,i.w -.a dam,asluicc
O ijectaincntum, i n 2 a charge
Ohicetans, tis pt. objecting.
/>/>/<;(-tatio dnis./;).a charging onc
*yhjc;futtrSj :i, um.pt. objecUd.

conung

ing, a setting, death, dcccasc-
Ohjurgandus,a,um. pt. to be chid-

dcn, rcproved, t.r blamcd.
Objurgans, tis. pt. rcbuking.
Objurgaiio, onis. / 3. a rebukc.
pbjur^ator,6ris./?i. 3. achider, rc

0£jurgo,are al.to cliide,
prove,< rrcbuke, to blann
braid. to cbastise, • r con
Objurgor, ari p. to be chi
OMangueo.crc«ui.n.2<& Ool
co, cere. n. 3. to bc cnfei
Oblatio,dnis./3.an oblatio
fering,a benevolence, rf
Ob^atrans, tis.pt. barking.
Oblatratrix,icis/.>. ascold
O/datro are.a.l. to bark, r.
Oblutum, i. n. 2. an oflcrii
Oblaturus a.um pt. that wi
Oblutus a,um./>/ broughtt
forc, shown, offered, pit
raised,excitcd, brotigiit n
flicted,given,donc by viol
dcsign,done on purpose-
Oblcctamcn,mis. n- » a plrt
Oblcctamentum, i n. 2. dc
Oblectutio, dnis./ J. pleu
light.

Oblcctatorius. a, um. attjo
oblecto[ob, iacto], are a. 1
U*act,allurc,or invite,to en<
amuse,plcase, cr dciight, 1
forL

Obicctor, ari. p. to be ddig
OM^tiio, ire,ivi. a. 4. tosd
Oblido[ob,laHlo], dcre,i«, B
3. to squeeze close tsgetl
Obligaudus,a,um pt to bc ol
Obhg:ins,tis-/r/ obliginjr( »
Obhgutio,onis/3 an engsg 1
Obligatdrius,a,um.a<$. obaj
Obhguturus, a, um. pt. >b
oblige,cngage,' r bind,toc
Obligatus, a, um. pt kad
c&/w/>.obliged,engaged.ewi
bound,bound,ortied np> to

bout, joined togeUKT, p»

OBL

OBM

OBO

331

effaeed, forgotten, obsolete, out,

of datc.
Oblitcro[ob,1itera],are.a 1 to obli-

teratc, to blot, or rase out, to cf-

face, to abolish, to dcstroy.
o, to exempt, vow, orlOblTt£ror,ari p to be blottcd out

Oblltesco [ob,latesco],cere, tui. n.

3. to lie hid, to be conccaled.
Oblitus,a,um./M. smeared, daubed,

pollutcd, stained, disgraccd, co-

vcrcd

d, vowecL promiscd,

I.

■o-l .to oblige,tocngagc,

■, to bind, to bind,or tie

ibto pawn,to rcnder ob

ri, atus. p. to be bound.
, a, um.pt. covered with

t,um. pt. smeared over.

• . a. 1 .to cover with mud,

icavy,or dull.to blind,or Obhtu%a, um. pt. [cx, obliviscor
to consume. or waste. having forgotten, or lost, forgot-
yvi f Ttum.a.4. to anoint. tcn, forgctful, regardless.
over, to daub, to makc Oblivio,5nm/..).obiivion, a forget

ting,forgetfulness, neglect. Obli-

re, levi, lltum. a. 3. tol fulness.

ub, or lay ovcr with, to
r defile, to defame.

,tis. pt. placing oblique- OblTviscendus, a, nm.pt. to be

rasidc,oraskcw. (edlv
i,a,um./>minning crook-
/r.obiiquely,acros»»,ath-
rcctly,slily, covcrtly, by
obscure insinuations.
, atis. / 3 oblic|uity.

Obliviosus,a,um. atlj very forget- firm, rcsolutc. steady.

ful, causing forgetfulncss.

OAnafllior,Tri, Itus snm. »/. 4. to set

against,to oppose.(ed in sacrifice
0bm6vendtis,a, um. pt. to be wav-
06m5vco,ere.a.2.to move.orware
OAmurmuro, are. to murmur, •*•

roar at.
Oomutesco, cfcre, tui. inc. 3. to

become dumb, to be silent, to

be out of usc.

Obnatus, a, um. pt. grown abotit.
06ne cto. tere. a. 3. to bind close.
ObuTtcns,tis /fl.stniggling against.
06nitor,ti, nixus. d. 6. to struggle

aguinst, to strivc, to cndeavour.
Obnixe, adv. earnestly.
Obnixus, a, um. part.' struggling,

vioncs, pl. goddesse* of forget- thrustin<r,pushing,bcating, bear-

ing, ■ r leaning against, sianding-

forgotten.

Obliviscens, tis. pt. forgctting.
Obliviscor, ci, itus sum, d. 3. to

forgct, to omit, to pass by.
Oblivium.i.n.2.0blivia,orum./>/. n

fivtj. oblivion,forgetfulness. (cd.

*e a.l. to make oblique, Ohliviiis,a,um atlj, obsolcte, disus-

um, dircct*or drivc ob
* *idcways,to turn asidc,
to insiuuate, to vccr.
ari. p to be bcnt.
^nm-adj. obliquc,crook-
ct« transverse, winding,
sending* sly, malicious.
Ilcgitimatc, or smirious
nn. pt squeczed, prcss-
. Faiicibua oblisis, they
angied, Tac.
b,latco],cre.n to lie hid.
Ius,a,um./M.to bc wipcd
mory, or forgotten.
i XJt.pt blotting out.
t>,dnis/.3.u blotting out,
ing, a decay a loss.
3, a> tim. pt. oHRtcratcd,

OblScatus, a, um pt lct out.
OMoco,are. a. 1. to let out,to hire.
Obl6ciitor,5ris m 3.an interrupter
( )blongfilus,a,um.ac(/.loiigi.sh. [ish
Ohlongus a,um. adj. oblong long
06l6quor,ui,cutusr/.3*tointerrupt,

to givc badlanguagc,torcproach,

to rcpcat, to say. to sing. « with.
Obluctandus, um- pt. to contcud
Obluctans, tis. pt. struggling a-

gainst, hard to bc removcd.
Obluctatus a,um pt. having strug

gled against, struggling against.
OMuctor. ari. d. X. to struggle a-

gainst,to conlcnd with,to pull at
0Mudo,derc,si,sum.a.3. to banter.

Obiioxie,aaWcarfully,gcntIy,with

Obnoxi5se,aaY.favorabiy (rcscrve

Obnoxiosus, a, um. adj. haughty.

Obnoxius,a,uin.aoy. obnoxious lia-

blc subject, exposed, pronc, in-

clincd,attachcd. cngagcd, oblig-

cd,bcholden, obedient, influcnc-

cd, aftrighted, conscious, prc-

carious.

Obnubilatiii, a, um pt. obscurcd.
06uabilor, uri. p. to be tbrkencd.
Obiiubil'jsa,um.a/(/.<hi!«kv,cloiidy
06nubo,bcre,upsi,uptuni act.3. to
veil, to hide, covtr, or conccal.
Obniibor,bi./' to be vciled. (gainsl
Ol>nuncianK, tis. pt. dcclaring a-
Obminciritio,6nis./'adcnunciatioii
Obminciatur, imp. it is dcclarcd
that thc timc is inauspicious.
06nuucio£rc.a 1. to dcclare pub-
licly.to tcll,or bring bad i^ews.
Obniincior, ari. p. to bc declarcd*
Obnuptio, 6nis f 3. z vciling.
Obnuptus, a, uin. pt. covcrcd.

O0olco,crc,lui,htum.a. 2. tosmell
ObmdlienduB, », tim. pt. to bc op-l strong.orstink of ; n. to be smeK.
poicd. obol\S^L m.*^ ^ woaBl N*c«to«».^

SS2

OBK

ODS

OB3

vcr coln.worth about 5 fstrthings.

a snuill wcijrht. (to shinc ibrth.
fM>6rior,iri,ortus smn.</ 4. to arise,
Obortus, a, um. purt. ariscn, ovcr

sprcad, causcd, pruduccd, burst-

mg out.

fMosculor. uri . </. l.tokiss. 'on.

Obrcpens,tis./»*. creepinp.stcaliiip

OArcpo,perc,p*i,pttim n .■.tocrcep

in privateh, to crccp upon. to

steal hy dej*recs, to surprise. to

come bcyoud. (upon.

06rcpto,arc. ?i. 1. to crccp in. or

Obrctio[ob,rctc],7rcn.4. io catcb,

or entantfle in a nct

Obrussa, x. f. an assay for gok! 9 al rrafh ,artful,i jrnoM:\of i

trial.

Obriitus, u, um. pt. covcred ovcr,
rakcd over,buried, sown, dro\*n-
ed, ovcrwholmed, dammed up.

0/;sacvio,ire. n- 4. to rage against.

fMsattn'or,ari/>.to havc cnou£h ot

Obscxna.oruin pl. n. tltc privitics.

Obsc<cnc,ac/r.issimc,ff?///. obsceiie-
ly, fihhily, unchastly. (lewdiios

Obscurriitas, atis f .>. obscenity,

Ohscxnus,a,um. adj. issimus. *np.
obsccnc, hawdy, unchastc, lewd,
filthy,nasty, beastly, dctcstable,
disgraccful» unnatural, ominotis.

0Arijrco,crc.?i.'.?.to bc frozcu,tn bc inauspiciotis ill-boding-, forcbod-

»tift,to be witbout sensc. •• nioti-j in£.

on. stift,senschss,o»inotionlcs». Obsccrvo,arc.a l.totbrcbodc ill to
0&ri£esco,ccre. jjui n. to hccomc Obscfirandus. a, um. pt. t.o bc dis-
OArodo.crc, si, sum. a. 3. to £naw,i guiscd (erin<c.

to fccd upon. ;Obsciirans, tis. /*/. obscuring^, cov-

ObrojrTitio, onis. /. 3. tJic propo-:Obsciiratio onisf.o. a darkening.

sing of a new law instead oi* oncjObscurattirus, a, um. pt. that will

repealed. I rcndcr obscurcdarken.orcover.

Obrogatur, hnp. amotion is madc Obsciiratus, a, um ///. obscurcd,

for a ncw law to be

trarv to a formcr

claiiscs of it, Cic

reiitagvipr»ur«low.pitiful
Obsccrandus a, uni pt.
Obsccran*, tis. pt. besccc
Obsccratio^oius/. .». sup

cntrcatv.
Obsecratiirus, a, uni. /■'.
Ob.sccra!ijs,a,uiii pt. tun

sotitfht, hcsought. entn
Obsccro [ob.saeer, arcu

orcon jurc, to begyjr he

God*s sakc, to ciiinat.
Obsecundans, tis. pt. o
Obsccundantcr, udv. ol
(Msec.uiuhvircc/. 1. to i

comply with, to stthiuit
Olisccuttirtis, a, um pt.

huniour, or complv wjt
Obscciitus, a, uni. pi. hv

plied with, r<r tubii.itii
0/'scpio,irc,psi,ptuni.'j.'

shut, or block up, ty h
Obs£pior,iri./». to l.-c bk
Ocscptum, i. n. '2. a iicd

pajre.
be cnacted,con-j darkcncd,co\ ered,lost.forgotteii, Ohscptus,a, um.^.hcd^e
©rat leastsomc Obscurc «</rius,c w?/Mssime, nup. lObscqucla, x.f 1. co:»r
| obscurely, darkly abstru.sehJobscqtiens.ti.s!/>.*.x t..!'-

0'TOjro, arc a. 1. to proposc thej closcly, disscmblingly, withou:
cnactin<£ of a law contrarv to a oublie noticc.

formcr.

Obrosus, a, um. pt. ppiawed.

Obrucndus, a, um pt. to bc c.n
tirelv covcrcd.

Obrucns, tis. pt. coverinjr ovcr.

O^ruo. ucre,tit,utum. ii. i). to cover
over, to hide, to bun', to burv iti
oblivion,to sink.todrown.to o\ er
«'lurpfe to overnm,ovcrbprcad,«r
ov crc»st,to fall upon.to confound,
lo oppr».ss,to ovcrthrow,or over
whclm, to crush, to destroy, ©r
ruin,to wcakcn,o;lcsscn,to avert,
"r abolish.

Obruor, ul p. to be covered.
Ohruntfj*. a. Iim , p tt brokqn.

Obscuritas,atis./' ohscurity, darfc
ncs-s, ,c;loominess, dimmcss. ob
strusencss, mcanncss of birth, or
(piahty.

Obscuro,arc.a.l.t.o makc ohscure,
to darkcn,to blind,to dis^«iisc,9>
perpkx^tohid'.', or couccal.to e-
clipsc, to losen, or diminish.

Ohscuror, ari. p. to hc darkcncd.

Obscurum, atlv. darklv.

Obscr:rus.a,tiiii.fif/?'. ior, c uf:. is<j.

is.s.iiiiiK,s.-/f. coii)]>l.ij:it.

dutifii! \ohiptati oh«.vi;

cn to pi uiuiv, r*-t .
Obse(]ticiiter.ui/TMviii':.c

rouiphancc, dti-.ihilK .
Obse(pienti:i, x..j. 1. co
ObscquioMis, a. um. »;•;'•

ous, kiiul
0Dsc«puum,i.7i.^. «'hsvti

coiii])l-i".saiicc, cimnlu:

nesv. uivour, iiidiil^m

uianag-eincrtt, cr u<.ijr ;

noss, riuttcry.suhinhs:o:

tion, obcclii v.c^. Iu\:i!tv
• ... . . •

niiis.«f//f. obsctiri',(lark. hlacki^h,
bro\vii,diisky.shuJ\,^Ioo:ir\, itii.-.-i coition, cripulation
ty. hidden, or cmvn. »', douhth;l,j« / >. , .seijuor,«pi\.st-ti«iu^ ?mt
little.known,absrrusc<scrict tnys-: fol!o\v,to pursuc.roi.nriin
toiousjcioscrescived^ly^ubtlc, 1 tif\,«rcomplv ^itli, to/

OBS

OB9

OBS

S3S

o,lo submit to,or obey, to
asnst Animo obsequi,tc
onc's self,ermake merry
barrcd up, shut up, deaf

i, a, um. pt. locked, or sum.o &n. 2.to besiege, to beset.

■e a.l to lock,bar,trbolt,
n, to close up, to stop
re,s€vi,situm a.->.io sow
i seed over, to plant.
ilis.e.a^/ observable. cd
ius^,um /rf.tobe observ

Obstdeas, tis./>/.sittingabout>tak-
ing up.

Obsidens tis, pt. blocking up
ObsTdeo,[ob.sedco],ere, jidi, ses-

to block up to surround, to sit a
bout, to guard, to secure, 10 pos-
sess,to engage, to watch, to wait
to wait before, to cover, or over-
spread

Obsideor,Sri,sessus. /f.tobe beset.
s,tis. pt.hadj.\or 9 comp.\&- Obsidio, 6nis./3 a sicge a block-
p. observing, observant, ade. an inclosure, a restraint.
o pleasc,regarding find- Obsldionalis, e. atfj. of a siege.
ter adv. carefully. (ing Obsidium,i./t 2.a sicge,ablockade,

a watching.an ambush, apparent
dangcr, a hostage.
Obsido dcrcsedi. a.3. to bssct, to
block up,to possiss,to interccpt.
Ohs!gnandus,a,um. pt.to be sc&led
up. (ing.

Obsignans, tia pt. stamping, sign-
Obaignatio, onis. /. 3. a signing
Ohsignator, dris. m. '1. a sealer.
Obsignatus a,um. />.'.sealcd.Tabel-
lis obs:gnatis agerc cuni ahquo
to hold onc to hia bargain, Cic
0/s'tfno,are.a l.to scal up,to seal
tend,*rkeep,to wait for,|Obsignor, ari. />. to bc sealcd. ter
ait,to csteem,honour c;»Obsipo arc a 1 to sprinkle,to sc&t-
e.

Lia, x f obscrvation, ob
..rcspcct rcgai*d,csteero,
a'/v.accuratcly.(honoin
3 onis./. observance, at-
idherencc.

r.orism.an obscrrer an
scrvc or obligc.
rus a um./rf.about to ob-
s 9 a, um pt. observed
pected.

s, us. m 4- observation

Skre nl to observe often

xe. act to obscrve, to

firi. p. to bc observed.

Obsistens, tis. p/.opposing,crowd-
ing
cotn.fen 3.a hostagc, ajObsistftujym^.rcsistance is made.
tsrcurity. 06sUto,tcre stiti, stitum. n. 3. tc

»nis. /.3. a bcsicging, a stand in tiic way to stop,orhinder,
up. I to opposc, to rcsist,to withstanri

>ris m a besieger, a ait- Obsitus, a, um- pt sown ovcr witl
d keeper of a place, a' sced,sct,&r pIantecl,covered,over-
T- (siege. grown, loaded, oppresscd.

t, a, um. ^f.about to be-Obs&lef icio [ot»solco. facio] cfcre.
,um./H.besicgcd, beset, n 3 to bccome obsolcte.
p^urrounded.guarded,Obsolcfactus, a, um pt. grown ob
i- frequented, Uironged soletc, old, er unfit for usc.
re. n. 1. to whistle. O6s3leo,e>clui8clevi.n 2 to grow
M^lin fV. to watch, to out of use, to lose authority.

of use,to lose value,to be sullied.
Obsnlct£,ao t i> ius comp. in an old»

fashioned, or antiquated way.
Obs5letus,a,um adj. ior, comfi. issY-

mus, siip obsolete, antiquated,

stale,worthles9,sony,dirty,filth)V

stained, polluted, dishonoured.
Obsohdatus. a, um. pt. hardcned
Obsdnator, oris. m- a purveyor, *

caterer.

Obsonitus, us. m. 4. a.catering.
Obsdnium,i n 2.any victuals, catcit

with bread,provisions,mcat, fish.
Obsftno, are. o- 1 to catcr.
Obsonor, ari. d. 1. idcm
06s<5no,are n to speak whilst ano-

ther is speaking, so tliat hc canr

not bc hcard.

06sopio,irea 4 tocast into asleep
OAsorbeo,ere ui.&psi a to si;p up.
Obstans,tis./)<.opposing,h.ii(lenng
Obstantia, ae/. 1. opposition.
Obstatur, imp. opposition is made.
Obstaturus,a,um. /rf.th&t wili witli-

stand. or oppose.
OA8tcrno,nerc. a.3 to lay before.
')bstetricium,l n 2. midwifery.
Obstetrix, Tcis /. 3. a midwifc-
0')StTnuns, tis pt. obstinate.

Ihstinute, ius, issime, adv. ob-

stinatcly, resolutely, constantly,

strongly ^ (ncss.

Obstinatio,6nis. f obstinacv, hrm-
Obstinatum, cst imp. it ls firmly

rcsolvcd and fixcd.
Obstmatus, a, um. pt. & adj. ior,

c mp. issimus, tup fixed,unmov-

ed, detcnnined, resolved, obsti-

nate. stubborn, resolute, steady.
Obstino,ire a.l.to bc obstinate,to
OAstTpo,arc.fl.l.to stop upCpei^sist
- )bstTpus f a,um adj. stifl',^r that is

carned stiil* oii onc sids.crooked,

awry.
Obstitum,i.n.2 aplace struck V^

& aftinst^ to b«siege. jObs6lesco,ccre. inc.3. to grow outl t\vaxvd^t % «r \\^qMaxv^ ^ivc^cc^-

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OBS

OBT

OBT

Obstftus, a, htzi. adj. blasted, af-
frighted, oblique, crookcd.

0£sto,are..stiti,stitum & statum.n.
&a. 1 .to stand in the way,9rbcforc,
to withstand, to oppose, to lct,or
hinder,to chcck,to prcjudiccyto
intcrvene, or intcrposc, to limit.

Obstragblum, i. «. 2. a covering.

ObstrSpciiSytis. /rf.making a noise,
roaring", makingdcafto advice.

Obstrcperus, a, um- adj. noisy*

Otatrepito, Jkxe.frcq Kto resound

Obstrepltur, imp. they cry out.

0.6strepo,perc,pui,pitum.7i. &«.3
to make a noisc,to roar,to sound,
to rcsound,to interrupt,to lcs*en.

Obstrepor,pi. pXo be interrupted.

Obstrictus, a, um. pt. tied about,
bound, entangled. insnarcd, cn
gajrcd,ohli{r,ed Obstrictus patrix,
owing to his country thc suffcr
ing 1 of punishment for attempt-
ing 1 its destruction.

Obstrlctus, us m. 4. narrowncss.

Oi>stritfillator,6ris.m..&.adetracU'r

Obstrigi]lo,«c*M Obstringillo,arc. a.
l.tohamper,orentanglc,toreflect
upon,to jeer,to stand in the way

Ohstringillaturus,a,uni./t;that will
hiiulcr, or oppose, to hindcr.

OAstringo,fferc,nxi,ictum. a. 3. to
ti e,or bind about,to tie,e/r bind.to
entungle, to enpfag^c, to pawn, to
oblige,to bring' underthe powcr,
or giiilt of, to violate or profanc.

Obstringor.gi.ictus //.to bc bound

Obstructio, dnis./. 3. obstniction.

Obstructurus, a, um. pt. tliat will
etop up.

Obstructus, a, um. pt. obstructcd,
stopped, sliut, or built up,preju
diccd.

OAstrudo,derc. ci.3.to cramdown.

OAstruo, uere, uxi, uctum. a.'). to
*to/>,fi]l,skut,block,or dam up, to

dtopfto oarricade,to interposc, to

Obtervndus,a,uni jW.tobc
destroyed, or harassed.

OAtcro,rcreftT!vi»itum.ci-3
to crush to picces, to d<
tramplc upon,totreadui
to ovcrrun to bear dowr
come, to batfle, to lesse
parage.

Obteror, ri,trltus^. tobc

Obtestans,tis.^.caHing tc
or assistancc, besccchin;
ing.

wcakcn, to lesscn, to eclipse. Obtcnturus,a,um./>/. read;
Ol)Struor, ui p. tobe blccked up Obtentu.% a um. pt sprt
Ooslupefacio, c?rc, ftci a to a-j held bcfore, covering.

maze to astonish,to abash,to con 'Obtentns, a, um. pt. \ah o

found. (cd. obtained, cffected.

ObstupcTactus, a,um. pt. asfonish- Obtcn*.us,us.m.4. acoveri
OAstupefKveri.n./t.to be aslonish. er,o»"shelter»aprctence.a

cd. 'ed

OAstupeo,erc,pui.n.to bc astonish
OAsaipesco,cerc i/tctobcamazed

or astonished, to jrrow dizzy, oi

drunk.

Obstupftlus, a, um. adj. sensclcss.
CMsum,cs,fui, csse. n to injurc,to

hurt,to bc hurtful,or prejudicial,

to do mischicf, to hinder.
Obsuo,ucre,ui,utum.u. 3. to stitch

up, to covcr round, to stop.
Obsuoi. ui./>. to bc stopped.

OAsurdeo, erc,dui. /i.2.to bc deaf. Obtestatio,6nis./. *. a sup
0//surdesco,cerc */ic.3.togTowdeaf arcntrcaty f iniportunity,
Obsfitus, a, um. pt. sewed up. \ tion (trelted,camcstly
Obtcctus, iis. m. 4. a covering'. Obtestatus, a, um. p:.co\\
Obtcctus,a,um./// covcred,shadcd, fMtcstor, iri, atus sum /i

disguiscd, defcnded. ■'< r hidden.; to witness, to pro*. \.%to
t )btegendus,a,uimW.tobe covercd,' to besecch,to implorc fc
Obtcgens, tis. pt. concealing. jObtexcns, tis. ///. co.erii
^Mte^o,^crc,cxi,ectum.rt. >. to co-:0//texo»xcre«xui«xtura.fl.

ver ovcr,hide» rconceahtoprotectObtexor xi. p. to be co>
Obtegor. gi. p. to bc covered. lObtlccntia, x. f. \. apos'
Obtcnipcrandus,a,um.//f to obcy.Ohtir.c-o [ob, tiiceo], ere,
Obtemperans, tis. pt. o!)pyinjr ' to bc silent, nr laid asi«
Obtempcranter, aiiv. ofjcdicutly.-Obtincndus. a, um pt.Xjol
Obtcmpcratio,onis./3 a submissi- ed, posscsscd or hehL
Obtctnperatiir.fifi//.thcy obey. on.Obtineus tis /// obtaininj
Obtcinperatrirus,a,um./»/ thatwill iiuj, govcrning

comply with, r oblij^e.
0//teinpcro ( arc>ril.to obcy.to com-

ply with,to submit,to f/ekind to
Obteiidens, tis. pt. prctendinjr.
0/;tendo,derc.di,nsuin&ntum .«.to

Obtineo [ob, tcneo], ck
tum a. 2. to obtain, to
complish.eftcctjor brin|
cam r ,or gain, to have, «
to hold,koep,o)Tetain.to

sprcad, rplace bcforc.to pretcndi or last,to prcrail, to nuti

Obtcndor.di./>.tobc spread befnre

^/>tenta,arc.a.to posscss frequent- to bear *or marug-e.to ru

ly. ^ (ed

Obtentum cst, imp. it was obtuin-

fend,o)«upport,to provc'

ern,to supply, tocover,'-
ObtVneor, cri.p. to be hcl

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OBV

OCC

330

:ur, imp. it prevaileth
t ' ob,Ungit. t lg-it.;i.to hap.
r fall out, to bc allotted.
t, imp. it falleth by lot-
o, ire. /t. 4. to tingle.
zo.erc.vel OMorpesco, cre.

to be numb, hardcncd, or obturatus, a, um. /*/. stoppcdup.

e<

1.

uc, cre, rsi,

rtum. a. 2. to
to twist round, to turn
ly. (ed

is,a,um./if . \v reathcd twist-
nns,tis. pt. cnvyinjr,, dispa:
, cU tractin^ from.
utio.onis. f 3 an envyinj*»
.rag-injy, dctraction, a mu

ator,oris m 3 a dctracter,
rious opposcr.
utur, imp. a slur is put.
o [ob,tracto"j,are. n. 1 to
igc.to speak,o/act aj^ainst.
vhite.to lcsscn, to opposc.
tyUyiim W.crushed, crushcd
:es,trodden to dcatli, bcat
towdcr.slightcd, dcspised.
i 9 iis. m. 4. a bruising.
,derc, usi, fisum. a. to ob-
to put, or forco upon, to
fcguiiist,ordo\vn.Obtrudcrc
i alicui,to cajole, or whec-

Plaut.
r di./>. to bc forccd upon.
atio,duis./. 3. thccutting
head. . cut ofl' thc hcad.

wcaken,to tcase,to tirc.to weary.
Obtundor,di,usua./>.to bc blunted
Obtunsus,tw/Obtusus,a>um./>/. buf-

feted. bruiscd, bluntcd, cloycd
Obturamcntum,i.7i. 2. astopplc, a

bmur,a dam, bank, or sluice.

-t

Itus, a, um. pt. bcheadcd
o, S&rc- a 1. to bchcad to
thc liead, to kill, to slay.
or, ari. p to bc killed.
,eri,fitus sum. d 2 to look
ok •teadfastly, to discern
^ us. m 4. a vicw.
ico, ccre ». 3. to swcll.

Obturbana.tis./i/.disturbiiu^given

Obturbatur imp. iiitcrruption is

Obturbatus,a.um/;l.disturbcd,dis-
ordered, confounded, nmddicd.

OAtuibo,are-rt. 1. to disturb,to dis-
order, to disquiet, to beat down,
to run ovcr, to intcrrupt.

06tur>resco,ccrc.w. 3. to swell up.

Obtfiro,urc-a-tostop up.lt amorem
obturet cdendi, may satisfy hun

Ohtfirorari«/»«to bc stopp^-d up(jjcr

Obtfisiiis.aaV. c.nnp. morc bluntly.

Obtusus. a. um. pt. & adj bcatcn,
bruiscd,blunted,dulled, wcakcn-
C'd,obtiisc,bliint.diill,wc*ak, faiat,
dim, i^norant, inscnsiblc.

Obtfitus, us. m. 4. a sight, a cast.

O^vajjfio, ire. 7vi, itum. ;i. 4. to be
troublcsome by crying.to whine.

Ohvallatus. a, uin. pt fortificd.

OAvallo, iirc. a 1. to fenec about.

OAvenio, Trc, Cni, cntum. n. 4. to
meet,to happcn,to fall out, to fall
by lot, to bcfal, to fall, or comc.

Obventio, onis. / 3. a revcnuc

Obventurus,a,um./>/. that willcomc

Obvcrsans, tis. pt. conversant.

Obversatus, a, um. pt. appcaring.

liand, to be come at, putting a

stop to, remedying, to exposc to»
O/nigilo are.n.lto watch against
Obvius,a,um. rui;'. mcetmg.tiinder-

ing, oppositc, hostile.otferingit-

self, free, easy, forward, affable,

courtcous, cxposcd, obnoxious.
Obumbrans,tis.JH. ovcrshadowing.
Obumbratus, a, um. pt. oversha-

dowed.
Obumbro,arc.al.to overshadow,to

shadc, to darken, to hide, to con-

ccal.to vcil,to (UsguisL\to protect
Obumbror, ari. p to bc oversha-

dowcd. (ed-

Obuucus, a,uma<(/. hookcd,r.rook-
Obundatio,diiis/.^.an overflowin^
Obuudo, arc. n. 1. to ovorHow.
Obvolvendus, a,um. pt. to l>c muf-

fled up, to be concealcd.
OAvolvo, vcre, vi, lfitum act. 3. t»

m.ifHe. to disguise, to conceal.
Obvoliitio.onis/3. a wrappingup
Obvblfitus, a, imi. />.'■ mufHcd. or

wr.ipped up, covered,conccaled,

duubcd, besmeared.
Obustus. a,um. pt. parchcd, burnt

at thc point, hardcncd.

atunis,a, um. pt. about to Obvcrsc, adv. towards oue.

OAvcrsor^ri«/ilto bc prcsentto^-ap-
pcar.Obversatur ad aurcs,pcrpc-
tually soundcth in the ears,//ucr

Obversus,a,um./»rturncd towards,
turncdjfrontin^turning.wliecling

06verto,tcre.ti^sum. a. 3. to turn
against,0rtowards, to turn about,

to turn, to be situate towards.
>,dere, udi, Qsum. a. 3. toiObvertor, ti. p. to be turncd.
batter,to blunt,to dtdl, to|obviam,ac/v.in the way,to meet,at

0C.

Oc, in composition, stands for ofo.
Occa, x.f. 1. a harrow, or drap.
Occ«ecans, Scc. viil. Obc.vcans, &c.
Occxcatio, 6nis.y. 3. a blin^linj^.
Occallatio, dnis. f. •>. a hardeniiig'.
Occallatus, a, um. pt. hardcncd.
Occallco, cre, lui, neiit. 2. to grow

callous, or liard, to bccome hard-

cned, fixcd, or inscnsible.
Occallcsco,cerc.t;ic.o.to grow hard
Occano, nerc, nui, ccntum. a. to

sound-
Occasio, 5nis./.3. occasion.scason,

oropportunity,occurrcnce»a find-

ing.
[ OccasiuncWx^.f .X.n^xvvO^^^xsi»».

sss

OFF

odorifcrous, producing odours.

Od6ro,are a.l.to perfumcto scent

Odbror,;iri.atus siun d. 1. to smell

to,or out,to scarch, or get out, to

guess, to liave a dcsign upon.

CKlbriis,a,um. ai//.quick-sccntcd,of Ctts.

a strong siucll sweet pcrfcmicd
Odos, oris m. J. smcll
Odyssea, x./.l. the Odyssicy.

OE.

Oecttntfmia. x. / l.occonomy

OFF

to find, to run, or fall, to hurt, to
foundcr, to miscarrv,to havc bad
8UCccss,to bc rast. Navcs in rede-
undo offenderunt, were unfortu-
nate. fcll into the enemy's liands.

Oeconomicus, a, um. atlj. uxono-
tnic, apt, fit.
Oecus.i.m. 2. a large dining room
Oenophbrum, i.n.a winc

Offendor,di.nsus/>.to be offendcd.

Offcnsa, xf.l .otfcnce y displcasurc,
disgust, distastc, disagreeablc
ness, a fault, or misdcmcanour, a
trip, or stumblc, a niiscarriage,
illncss, injury.

0{'.«-nsaculura,i n astumblingblock

Oflensans, tis pt. trippmg, stum-
ung room. hling, failing, miscarrving
: pot.aHa-ojJonsutio, 6nis./. 3. a"trippi

,f. 3. a trippmg.

Oen6p6lium,i n.2.awine-shop(gon ott'cnsator,6ris. m. 3. a blundcrer
Oestrus, i. w. 8c Ocarum, i. /i. 2. offensio,6nis./3. oflence, displca-
a gadfly, poetic rage, fury. 9ure , disgust, dislike disagreea

Oesus,/>r. Usus, Cic. (swcat. blcness,a trip t >;rstumble,miscar-
Oesypuin, i. n. medicamcntj Yx ^ % \\\ success, indisposition,

disorder.
< itfViui iiicula,a*/la littlc dis<rust

Oetuin, i. n. 2. an Egyptain hcrb.
OF.

OH'enso,are.M.toknock,strikc, rhit
Of, in composition, stands for ob.[oflcnsuin,i.ii. 2 ofl'ence,disagrec:i-
Ofclla, x.f. l.acollop, astcak. | blencss, disgust. (bcfallcn

Offa,.t./l a gobbct, a iuoiithful,a'OHen<uni est,.im/CTt.ill success is
piece of flcsh, a collop, chop, or,offeir 3 Qrus, u, um. tt.about to of.
stcak, a cake, a pastc, or pcllet! fend, or find, to oficnd.
for fowl, a round lump, a biiiiip,j()HeiibUs,a,uni./;r oflcndcd, provo-
lling, an embryo, an im- ked,disple:ised, digi

or swc

maturc birih, a inishapcn, or ug-

ly crcature

Offatim,a</v.in littlc bits,or picccs.
Offectus,a, u m. pt. stoppcd (craft.
Oflectus, us m. hurt from witch-
Offendendus. a- um pt. to bc dis-

plcascd, r disparaged. block.
Offcndiculum.i. n 2. a stumbling
Oflcnditur, imp. oflence is given
Offe-ndo*, dcrc,di,nsum. a. 3 to of.

fcnd, rgivc ofl'encc,to displeasc,

todisgust.to find afault,to find,*/|ott'ei-o, ferrc,'obtuli,obfatum.a. 3.

»ct amiss, to mistakcto stumblc,

to hit, strike,or run against,to hit,
trstrikc, tosirikc, orcome upon,

digustcd, dislik-
cd, disattected, dispa.agcd, trij)-
ping, stumblcd, hit, or stnick a-
gainst, hurt, ill-treatcd. disordcr
cd, oftcnsivc. C)H'cnsa fonna, a-
gainst which one hath bccn pro-
vokcil, // ;
Oflcimis, iis. m 4. a rlashing, a
strokc,a stop,orimpcdimcnt, dis-
sntistaction.

OFF

trudc,to raisc, or excitc,

upon,oroccasion .Opporti

fcrs,I am very glail to n

voiijTc-r.Jae offerre venic

meet, or cpme up to de

Offeror^erri./i.to be offer

Ortertissrmus,a,um adj. v

tiful, or largc. (lash

Offe ramentae, 4 arum./»//.

Oft* iciens,tis.//. obstruct

ful. iaschoo!,a

( )ft'icina.x ./ 1 .a workshc

Officlnator, 6ris. m. 3. a

Officio [ob, facio], cere,

tum n.3.to hindcr, to st<

s;ruct,to stand in the w.

scure : to hurt,or be hurr

Otl'icior,ci/> to be hindcr

Ofl'icibsc,ac/v.ius comp is. 1

ofliciously, rcadilv, cou

Oflici6sus,a.um.ac/;.ior, c

mus,«r/poflicious,rcady

kind, courteous, painfu!

Olficiosus i- m- - *" atl

Ofl'iciun,i./'.2.an oflicc, hi

euipIoyiiH:nt t duty,scrvif

ance, aul, assistancc, o!

allcgiancc, honour. rcp

ty,c ourtcsv,a compliino

t.ition, behaviour, a kin

obligation, an cng:igem

stancy, or resolutiou,a s«

pcrformance.

0/Vgo,gc rc,ixi. act. 3. to

(Hfigor, gi p. to be fastc

Offmuutus, vid. Obfirmat

0/tlccto,tcre,exi,e\um t

a thing about, ov thc o\

Oflocandus a,um./(/. to b

lcd.

Ofrcrendus,a,um. pt to bc offcrcd. l Oft'6co[ob,faux],are.a.l.

Ofterens, tis. pt. oftcring. Ottrarnatus, a, uni. pt. fo

)tt'ei"o, ferrc, obtuli,oblatum.a. 3. ceivcd.
to ofter,toprcsent,togive,*rbringOftringo [ob, frango], gt
to give up,to hold forth,or out, toj fnictum. act. 3. to twy€
show,to expo8c,to opposc, to ob- plough across,»rtho secc

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OLl

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i,*/l paint,a cHcat,a trick.OleastrcnVis e. «i*//. likc an olive.' annointin;» with oi!,a*
,*./ 1 a little chop, a iittk- i 0luitui,atis./. thegathcrinir of ovOiivum, i. n 2. oil of oli
«.r lump of paate. (minjr. livcs. (stinkinjr.joila, pro 11 ia, Varr.

fltock of oil
vcs.

cns,tis. /•/.stopping, rcram-OIcns, tis. pu snicllinjr, sccntinicjOUa, ar. / 1. a pot. Convcnit ollis,
3 a,um. />/.stopped,f>rcraiii-Olco,erc,lui & lcvi litum & lctuin.j it is propcr to hc pottcd, //< r.

i w.Stn Xto smcll, to yicld a sinelLOllaris, e. adj. kt-pt in pots.
]o,dcrc,fidi,usiim. act. 3. to, /»r suvour, to sineil stronjr, r:Ollarius, a,uin.(i/{/. madc in a pot.
»rsprinklcupon,to castover stink, to savonr of, to jrivc a to-!oilic,/7//7\//rollIic, ti.en,thercupon.
or,di, fisus. p to hc sprink- 1 kcn,tohc smelt out. iiruesscd at.jOlli, olli?>, pm Illi, ilUs
jon,*>i-spreadbefort\\c(iuisOlc6sris,a,uin<if/;.full of oil«oily,fatiOllula,a:. ( /.l a littlc pot, a pipkirt.
vobis olVundatur, Ic<st ynii01crtccu.vu, um adj. of pot hcrbsjoilus, /-r/>. lllc, Varr. (smcll.

1 bcdecched orin thc dark Olcsco. ccrc. n. '■}. to jrrow.

anl a jukes

JiTunditur luce solis Iumcnoictum,i./i 'J.an oli\c-\s

iar, Uovcrcomc. Cic. Oleum,ei ;i J.oil F.t olV

Sa,um /j/.pourcil «rsprink- ram perdidi.l liavc lost hoth cost

crwhchucdjprcbcntcd, ex- and pains, Plaut. '\o.

( Olfacicndus, a, um./»/tohc smel- Olympias, adis./ .'. an olympiad.
n . < 01f:icio.[olco,facco] f c.crc,fcci,fac-!Olyiii]ii6niccs v x. m. 1. a victor at

"' | tum.a.o tosccnt.to sinell to.at,* »

romposition, stands for ob. out, to find out, to lonjr, to jrei.

Olor, oris. m. ... a swan. a strong
Ol6nfer,a,iiin. adj. bearing swans.

uiu k opc-|Olorinu.sa,um./i///.likeasuan,saft
Olws.cris »..i.pot-hcrhs,caulw'ortt.
Ohisculuin, i n- 2 small salading.

o, vitl Objf>nnio,
>,rvi*c,cssi,L"Stuin. avt 3
>r put in pluitv, Piau!.

oir.

■v/. oli !
,*crj. cnough !

\lr J. oIlO !

OI.

r/. oi

,Olfactandus,a,uin./// to hc suicltto
to01f.ictans,iis /// smclliujr to.
;OMaclatus, u, uin. ///. snx-lird to-
!o!facto,riri ./'•*// 1 lo sincllof*cn to
jOif.ictiirium.i. ii. aho\ of ]K-rfuiiii's,
! Olfartoria.thinjrs good to sim 11 to
•Olfacirx Tcis. «7/. cmlucd wiih
i i!ic faculty nfsiucUinjr. (lilifT-
.Olfactus,us m. 4. thc smcll.a smel-
■Ol idus,u,um. adj issnuus,«r//>.smel-
4 j linjr stror.jr, stinkinir, frouzy.

OL.

jOhjrarchia, «./ 1. an olijyarrhy.

'Olim,M//t< in timc past, lonjf sincc
./ l.an oJive-trcc,an olivc-' formcrly,Iatcly,somctinics, hcrc
li, un olive. Kxtra nlca*, tc>! aftcr.in artcrtimcs.foralong^time
yond Uic hounds, J J rov. Olitor, oris. ;m. .i. a|rardcncr.
is.jt, iiiti. <!«//'■ of, 0i>iike an Olnor, ius, a,um uffi of pot-hcrhs. ')niissunis t n,um. pt. » ! at will, or ia

the Ohinpic. gumcs.
Olympiis, i. m. '\ hcavcn.
Olyra, x.f. 1. a kindof wheat.

OM.

Otnasun, i. n. 2 fat tripc.
m . ,mis. r i. .au f;Uicn,atokcn of
frood.or had luck.an au^un ( i .:ct
Min n^atiis, a, uiu. <i '/ n ' : '^ * ^itU

Diiicuium i // thc caiil of tln »ow-

Oininans, tis /■/. jjrcsijrinj- tds.

Muunator, oris. ;>i. Z. a fon.oodcr.

Onuuutusa, um. /«/. pri.s^^nijr.

Oniiuor.firi r/.l-to prcss/e.to forc-

<;uiinnsc, adx*. ominously. (hode.

Oniiuosus.a, iim. adj. oniinous, ill-
hoilin^, inauspicious, unlucky.

OTiiissio,oni:4./.).an omission,a losi

oih .

Ohva,jc. /"l.an olivc-trcc,an olivc

:i!»out to forcjro. to licj-K-c*.
Oniissus,a.tini. pt. <f «: ' .ior,r mp.

omiMed*lcf\«carclcss o ntglcctcd
Oiuitit*ndiisa,um./>/.toi>c let alone
Omittcn*. tis. pt- omittin^.
Omittn,[oh,mitto],tcrc, isi, issum.

/i. ». to omit,to |>ass by,to &i.y no-

thinjr of. to ncg"lcct, to sliplit, to
/ # tri/»i.2. a wild o!i\c tivc ! thc timusof jratUcrin^ 1 olivcs an la\,*>rthrow aj&^^VnVcwc ^^

neii*, a, um. «///. olivc. jOlivans, tis. ///. jrrithcriiiK" olivcs.
ius, a, mn. adj. of an olivc-.Olivaris, c. adj of oil, oih .
ifthc colour ofolivc. jOlivilriii*». a, iun udj> of<»livcs €

tt.adj.of au olive-lree.oroiljOlivcUim, i. n. 2. an olivc yard
;S,m, um. adj of, or for oil/Ohv'ifcr,:i«um. adj- hcarinjr olivcs.
H, i. m. 2. an oiluian. '.Olivina* :c. /. 1. au ol : vc-y:*rd.

rlloji, i. «. 2. a hi\v olivc. |i)llvitas,ulis./. S. a crop of olivcs,

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OPE

OPE

out.to put ofi',0rdcfi:r,tolcavc,to
lct jro, to scnd oi!> nr away.

Omittor. ti. /».to bc onuited.f ways.

Omnifariam, adv. all manucr oi

Omnifer,a,um.W/.th:it bcarclh al-
thinjrs, or of all kinds.

Onmiformia, c adj. ol'&\\ kinds oi
shapcs.

Omnigenus,a,uin.<ir'?. of all kindr-.

Omnimddis, adv. totallv. whollv.

Omnimbdo. adv. by ull racaiis

Omnimodus,a,um adj. of all sorts.

Oranind,rt/" in all,at all,but.whol-
\y entircly,altojr,cther,uttcrly,ve-
ry,by fur.in jroncral, whatsoever.
by all mcans, surely, indced, in
short " t (in

Omnipiircns, tis. adj. all-produc-

Ommpotcns,tis. pt omnipotuiUal-
mighty.

OinnTpotcnt;a,x./l.omntpotcnce

lay upon v to hcap up. to acciimu-

7ViVDat operam ventus,t

sorveth,/ i /a«f.!?sl operscj
//or.Est opt-ra it is worl
/Vow/.Nonopcree CbtSccl
is not at leisure.is othen

latc, to covcr,to oppress,to troi -

bh*,towcary,to till to cloy,orjrlut.

tvi ajrjrravate, to enhance, to a< -
Oneror. ari./>.tobe loaded.(rusc.
Ondrosusa. um- adj. burdensouu v p1oyed,/'fcf ur. Thcatrale!

heavy,wcijrhty,troublcsome, o\u thosc thut were cmpln

pre:;sive. hiss, applaud, or make p;

Oniscus, i. m. 2. a woodhous<% the tlu-atrc, Tac.
Onocrotiilus, 1. m. 2. a hiitcrn.
Onus, eris. 7i 3. a load, burdcn, orA

wcijrht, acargo, a hard Usk, ajOperarius, a, um. atij. of t

troublesomc eruployment astrictiOper5rius,i m. a workman.

oblijration, aprcssurc, or afflic-Operatio, onis./ 3. a worl

tion, a scvciitv, ir- rcstraint, pn;Oper"itus, a, um. pt. worki

impcdiiiii-nt, hinclruncc, or ob- plqycd, busied, sacrincir

staclc, a troublc, or charjre, an| pllant.

imposition, tax, ortrihutc. jOpcrutus. us. m. 4. a saci

Onustus,u, um.fiftj loaded, hurdcn.jOpcrculatiis.a f um.^f.covcP

cd, ovcrcharjrcd, full of (colour.|Operculo,arv.a l.tocovcr f 1
Onychinus, a,um. adj. of a purple.Operculum, i. n. 2 a covc

Operans tis. /tfworkinjrja
'Opcraria, ae. /*, 1. a worku

Omnipra-.scns,iis.<if(/.onmiprcsciit. Onyx ychis.</. g «;. an onyx, alabas-IOperieiidua,a,um .ptAo bt c

Omms,e.a<(/. all,thc whoh., cvcry,
.any, the utmost, vcry carncst.
Omniscius a.um. adj. omniscicnt.
Omnitucus, tls. /i/. a!l-sccinjr.
Omnitucns, tis. f>i all-conscrving.
Omnivag-us, u,um. adj. wuiulcrin

evcrv whcrc- bcuutif.d womcn.
Onmiv6los,a,um adj. <-nv;-tiiijrnll
Omnivorus a, um. adj catinjr all

sorts(madc of unripejrrapcs Piia
Omphaciuin vinuin,mcdicinulwinc

ON

tcr, an alabuslcr-box, a muscle

OP.

Op, iii romposiiion. slandsforoh*
Opiicit.is iitis. /*. ». durkncss.
Opuco,.irc a.\ to snadc.ordarkcn
Op.iror, ari. pant* to bc shaded.
Opacus.u,um <?r//.ior,r mft.issnnus
*■.».•/' shad}, dusky, durk, jrloomv,
prrowinjr in thc shadc, thick.
Opalus, i. m. & Op tlum, i.n.2 thc
ojj d stonc shininjr likc fii-c(ncss

Opella x /l.littlc lahour,or bus.
Onagrerjrri m a wild ass«an cnginc.O,>i.ra,u-. /*l.\\ork,!ubour,pains,at-
Onajrrus jrri m.2 idcin j tcntion,cndcu\our,scrvicc,assist-

Oncruudus a..»ni. />r. to bc loadcd and ln-lp, uscfulncss, au cmploy
Oiicr;ins,tis./>f.loadinjr buixlcningV incn* busincss,ortrade. atask, a

bcing" buixlciisoine, or trouhlc-j ^^ciionnuncc.workmauship hk..hs

somc to. (dcn.l anarcouuUorsakc.timc-rlcMsiiri

OTicr~r'iis.a,iim.rii//. of, G."for liui*- 1 u labcr.uvr,- »«slavc In plur,oper ,

Oneiaturus, a, um. pi to loud. | thcbusincss of a|>uhlirplucc. f ln:-( dicrum, employed in the
Oncrat»is,a,um /if.loaded, burdcn- bus opcr.e cst trahcrc heilum.i work of writinjr, /*!«/)", 0r.t

ed,sudiik>\ fullof , whosc intcresl, or bus-ncs iti».,l sus cibiis.hard of digcsu 1 *

Qucro,urc.u I.toload^to burdciUo Z.jrDcditu oj)cru,on sct purposc| Opcrosaccultibus, verTricJi

Opcriens, tis. pt. covcrinf
ccaiinjr.

Operimentum.i,/!. 2. acovc
lid,a coverlet, or counterj:
winkle, a housinj? for x lio

Operio, [ob, p:uiol, irc, rui
a 4.to covcr, to close, lo sl
to hide, to conccul. to bur

Operior,iri./».tobe covcredj

Oj)cror, ari. tiep. l.to worl
bor.to be employcd in,top

Ope rose .udv. iusc Mpissin
withmuchlabor.orpains»cO|
>pei"f>.sitas,atis/.-» too niuch

Opcr6siis,&,um.a<7/. i<>r. comj
mus,ff7</>.luborious,bu!»y, ift

ous,activc.etficarious, opfi
built,or adonied with grcs
curiously wrought, troubl*
hujre.murhtv,vast. Vatesoj

OPI

OPP

OPP

3*1

adv. covertly.
<, diuaj.3. a covering ovcr.

iiim, i n.2. a covcrlet.(crct Opino, arc. n pr>* Opinor, Enn.

n,i.n.2.asccret placc,a sc
i, a,um./>/.covcrcd,covercd
wncealcd, shut, shut up,
, secrcl, ilark. abstruse.
i, us. m. 4. a covcring.
id. Ops.

;, is- m. 3. a black marblc.
mlcus, \. m 2. an ocul : st.
a,uin-<if/ barbarous rnde
a, utn. adj succouriu^r.
cis.c ;'.3 a workm*n,:;n ar-
o?-aiiist,a mcchanic, a ma-
ramcr,a produci-r.or caus-
sviscr, or invcntor.
ta, x. f 1. a contriving.
im, i. n. 2. workmanship.
nis.-».3.:i shepherd,a bir.l
aitv. richly, ahundantly.
min vinum, old wino.
-S utis. f. plcrttv of good
are . n. \. to fattcn.(things.
a, um. «r#. ricb, fcrtile.
, plcntiful, ubundanl,wcll-
tcl, wcll groundcd, fat.
ro«,very grcat,or honour-
is,e adj. iina.irinary. (ablc.
us,a.um./H.tobe imagined
ctcd,to cxpcct.(speaking
tis./j/.thinkiii^-expcctinjr.
,onis./M. an ioi&ginatioii
adv suddenly,unexpcct-
Mid supposer or iinagincr
'« dris. m. '6. a bclievcr, u
:, a,itm. pt. h adj. issmiu^.
iijrht,stipposcd.iiTu<:.ncd.
fr-faniouswrckbratcd^tion
, mh m 4. faiiry, imagina-
nw.y. J. opimon, persuasi-
ef, acntiinciit, judgincnt.
maginsttion, suspicion, a
conjccture.a rumour,rc-

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port, or talk, estcem, credit, re-

leus, a, tim. «i^. sccrct. { putation, account, self-conceit,

selflovc (opinionativc.

Opmidsissimus, a, um. adj. vcry

Opjnor,ari.r/ lto think,to belicve,
to atscnt to.to judgc, to estccm,
to suppose, fancy, orimagine, to
gucss.to spcak; p to be thought,
supposcd, or imagincd.

Oplnu.4, a, um. adj. thought of,cx-
pcctfd, thinking of. • ly, daintily

Opjpjre, alv. richlv, magnificcnt-

Opipanis,a,um .adj rich,plentiftil,
sumptuous, costly, dainty.

Oppctcndus,a,um. pt. to be undtr-

gone, or suflered, to undergo.
Oppetitus, a, um. pt. undergone.
0/>pcto, ttre, tlvi, ve l tii, tltum. «,

•J. to undergo, to suffer, to die.
Oppetor,ti./»a*». tobe undergone.
Oppcxus, us. m. 4. a combing.
Oppico, are act. 1. to pitch over.
Oppldanus, a, um. aaj. of a town.
Opprdanus, i. m. 2. a townsman»ft

citizcn.

Oppftlatlm, adv. town by towrn
Oppidd, adv. vcry much, quitc,

wholly.
Opp>dulum, i. n. 2. a little town.

Opis, $rn. v. : d. Ops. (on both sidcs OppTdum, i. n.2. a walledtown,
Opistho£raphus,a,um.w(/. written town, or borough, a city, the citY
Opislhotonicus^ifum o/(/wry-neck- Rorne particularly, a goal.
Ojjitulutor, dris. m.3.a he1pcr.(cd. O/^pignero. 3re. act. 1. to pawn,tb
OpituJor [opis, tuli d fcroj. ari. d. emragc, or bind one's sefr.

1. to hc-lp, assist, or aid, to rc

licve, or rcdrcss, to bc good.
Opium, i.;> 2. tlic juice of poppics.
Opobal.tanium,'! n.2balm of (iilead
Opobals.iuictiun, i. ;;. 2. a placc

wlici m balm of Gilcad gTOWs.
Opopana\,acis/..J juice of all-heal
Oporothcca, tc./ 1. a fruit-loft.
( )portco,arc.«. 2.to behove,to bc fit

Oppiirneror, ari. p. to be pawncd.

Oppflatio, 6ius./ 3. a stopping.

Oppilatus, a, um. pt atopped.

0/)pil , arc. a.l.to stop, or fill up.

Opplco, 5rc, Svi, etum. a.2. to fiu

full, up, or all ovcr, to fill.

Opplcor, eri. pa*i. to be filled-

OppI<5tus,a,um.^/. filled(orwhin«i

O^pldro, aro. n. 1. to weep, wail,

Oportct, cbat.tuit, crc. imp. it be-jOpponendus, a.um.^/.to he oppos-

hovctli,it is incct, or tit, it ought.iOppducns, tis. pt. opposing. fed.

it must nceds bc that, hc must, 0/>pdno,n5rc,6sui & osivi^SsItum.

a.3.to oppose,tosctj)bcc,lay,fix,
clap, hold up, or offer agTunst.to
sct,put,orlay bcfore,orinthe way,
to tuni tor.urds.to put ,orlay cloac,
to put. or lay to stake,to cxposc,
to give up, «r consigu to int«r-

Oftpcdo,i.rc n."J tofartatjtoailnjn'} po-i;', to allcdgc ai an cx.:usc.

or can.

O/jpalleo, frc. n- 2. togrow pale
0/>nando,dcrc,dixi.3.to spread out
0/'pan|ro, frcrc?, pcgi, pactum. act.

3. to fastcn to, to givc closcly.
0/>pcctor, ti. pa*s. to bc pickcd

stay, w tarr}- for, to watch, to scasonablciiciiSyCunvcniciicc, bc«
obscrvc, or uurk. (against nclit, u*e.

Opesiulatus, a, um. atf/. bArrcUiOpporrXuMJs» a^tim. aly W^^wt^.

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OPT

OPU

isiimuM"£- »easonablc,wcll-Um-
cd.fit propcr, mcet convcnient,
commodious uscful, serviccablc,

tiut, to eupprcss, to stiQc, to cov-
cr, to hide, to conceal.
Opnrimor, mi. p. to bc opprcsscd

«dvantagcous, liablc, subject, ttHOpprobrumcntum, i.n. areproach,
cxposcd, powcrful- Opportunus a disgracc

flammis combustil)lc. Lucr Op
portunus crimtnibus, against
whom accusalions ai*e easily bc-
lieved. ZJv.

Opp5sitio, 6nis f. 3. opposition
Opp6sHum,i.>i.2.oppi>sition.(posc
Opp6siti~irus.a,um/>t. about to op-
Op*>6situs,a, um /»f .&. adj opposed,
sct,put, or placcd aguinst. beforc,
orin tbe wuy 9 lviiifr bctwccn shut,
objccted, pawncd, opposite
Opposkus, lis. m- 4. opposilion.
Oppressio, onis./ o*>prcssu)n,s!.ip-
pression» (inj-.

Oppressiunciila, x.f a littlc prcss-
Opprcssor,6ris-//i.J. an opprcssor,a
supprcssor(opprcss,that will sink
Oppressurus, a, uin pt. about to
.Opprcssus a, um pt. oppn.*.scd.
])resscd,07' bornc down,squccy.c(i
flat, or to death, crushcd, killcd.
overpowcrcd. ovcrchargviKroui-
eil, vanquishcd. subducd, enslav-
cd,caught,abolished,siipprcssed,
stifled, conccaled, hcavy, dccp
Opprcssus sol, thc suu havinir
his lijclit *>to ped,/iT/cr.(pressed.
•Opprimendus, a, um. pt. to bc op-
Opprimo [ob s premo] v merc, ressi
vcssiim a. o. to oppress,to press
thrustfOrbcar dtuvn,to i)car,crrfall
heavy upon,to depress,or dispirit,
to cnish, to squcczc to dcath, to
kill, to destroy.toroot out,to cf-
face.to cut,or take otf, to ruin,to
4)vcr\vhelm,to overthrow,9r ovcr-
come, to dcfc.it, to subduc, to
make one yicld, to cnslavc, to
comctfalhor scizc upon, to catch
to lay hold of, or overtake, to sur
7>rii>e, to stop, to qu«nch, «r put

Opprobrans, tis pt. revilinjr. 'inp
Opprobratio, 6nis./.3. an upbraid-
Opprobratus a,um. pt. upbraidcd
Opprobrium, i. n. 2 a rcproach, ;.
taunt, a disjrrace, a scundal.
Opprobro [ob,probrum],are a.l.t
upbraid, to twit, to objcct.
Opprobor, ari. p. to be upbraided.
Oppufrnandus, a, um. pt. to be at
tackcd, or assaulted, to attack.
Oppugiians, tis./>/. assaultiiijr.
Oppu-rnatio, onis. /3. an assault,
a sicgc, oppos-.tion.
Oppujrnator, oris. m.3. an opposcr.
a bcsicjfcr, an cncmy.
Oppupnaturiu, a, um. pt ahout t<
assault, or besicjrc, .'weakencd
Oppujrnatus, a, um pt atlacked,
0/jpuj~no, are «.l.to attack,to as-
sault, to invadc, to iiffht airamst
lo opposc, to beat, to bcsicg-c
'Ippupior, uri. p. to bc cuftcd.
O/jpiif or, iiri. p. 1. to bc pruned,or
»)ps, vel Opis,/. undc. cut otT
Opis.(Tc*n Opcni acc OpCjrtW/.pow-
cr,ini{rht,ru1c, dominion, cuipire,
hclp,assistance: Opus pl.f. powcr,
strcn£tli,£rcatiicss,d°minion,cm
pire,troo|)s,forccs, riches,wealth,
substancc, estate, influence,inte-
rest, hclp. assistance, support.
Ops6nator,Scc viil. Obsonator,8cc
Optuhdis e. adj- ior, c n mp. desira
hlc,elijrible,to be wishcd for. bh
Oplabihter, adv. ius. comp. dcsira-
Optandus,a,um./tf.tobc wisiicd for
Optans, tis pt wishing, desiriiHj.
Optassis, pro Optavcris, Plaut.
Optatio, 6nis./.3. a wishing*,a wish
■ )ptato, adv. dcsirably. ("injr.

Optatfyus,a,uia.a<#.optativc,wish-

Optatuhi, i. «. 3. a wish, or d

Optatus, a.Aim.pt. & adj. ior,

issimus, tup. wished, desin

longed for,entreated,acccp

)ptimas, atis c. ^. adj. that

arijtocracy, of the flrst qua

Optlmatea, um.pl. m. o. grai

noblcs, gTeat men, mcn of

dcfendcrs of thc scnate, &

Optimc,af/t; bcst, ver>* wcl

convcniently,op])ortuncly,<

sonably.

Optlmus,a, um. adj. *up. bcs

clig^iblc, most tit, mcet, p:

or convcnient most scaso:

cxccllent, or perfect, ino*t

ccnt, virtuous, or honcst,

beneficcnt, most fiiui. delic:

rich most cxpert,skillful,«

tcrous, of scnators. Opt \h

appcllatjon of Jupiter. <)p

maximus fundus, optinix

mx zcdes, a fi*cehold.

Optio, onis. /. .5. opt.on. cho

lptio,6nis m.^an assistanUti

ty, an advantapre. Optio fiil

theoverseerundcrthc nwstt

Optivus,a,um o<//.assumcd,aw

Opto, are. a 1. towish,«rdei

wisli for, to want </'• reqnii

choosc,to choose out,to \0c

choosc, to pitch upon, to p

Optor, ari. pun. to hc wisl«

Opulens, tis udj. opulenuwe;

Opidenter. a//r.ius.c M^plei

ly, ubunduntlv, mu^ninccn

Opulcntia ac /1 opulence,*

riches, wealthiness, grcs

powcr, plcnty, abundancc.

Opulentitas. atis-/. 6. id.

OpuIcnto,arc.a.l.to enrich,ti

Opiilentus, a, um wij. ior,

issfmus, sup. opulent, «*e

rich,enrichcd,macTiificent,|

powerful, plcDtxniJ* abcun

daintv.

ORA

ORB

ORD

3U

t c&rej ncep- 3 .togrow rich
. /. «5. witch-hazel.
m.3. a work, a perform-
orkmanship, an employ
msiness^. task,toil,pains,
fficultv,an act,or dccd,an
•rachievmcnt,a manlycx-

Orat5ria,x./. 1. oratory, rhetork.
Orat6ri£, adv. rhetorically.
Oriitorium, i. n, 2. a temple.

Orat5rius,a,um. adj. oratorical, of Orca,ac./l a fish, a precious stone,

Oratum,i.7t 2 a request. (an oratoi
Oratuni8,a,um./tf.about tu pray foi
Oratus,a,um./>f . praycd, besought.

earnestncKS, thc part, or|oratus,us.rn.4.adestrc,reqiiest,cn.

the use,orscrvice,athing Orbatio,6nis/3.privation. (treaty

indecl. nccd, occasion.
•indt c/.ncodfu 1 ,ne cessary
im, i. it. 2. a littlc work.

saken,barren,lame,rlefective, im-
perfect- Orba pedum, born with-
out feet, Lvcr.

Olt

1. aooast rc^ion^part, or
the border of a countrv,
:oast, a tract, or climate,
rcmity, edjre, brim, mar-
l, or border ofathing. an
circumfcrence,»r limit, a
^uminis or*, thc light, or
of light, Lucr. Ora: vul
e lips,orcdjres of a wound
iram solverc,to unmoor a
itint.

itis, a* um. adj oracular
n, i. n 2. an oraclc,apro
or pretlictiou. an answcr,
cc whcre divinc answcrs

famous

Orbator,6ris.»i. 3. hc that bercav-

cth, or deprivcth of childrcn.
Orbatfirus, a, wm.pt. that will bc-

reave of a child, orchUdrcn-
Orbatus, a, um. pt. dcprived, oi

bcreaved of, dcstitutc.
Orb!ciilritim,oJr.iii round fitrurcs
Orbiculatus,a,um adj of a circulai

form,rcund(thc whccl of apullej

:n, an adage,

Orhfculus,i.m.2.alittlc round ball.
Orbicus a,um. adj. circular. (tree.
Orhilcis. 7i. 3. thc end of an axlc-
Orbis,is.m.3.an orb, a circle. a cir-
cular,or round fijrure, acircuit,o/

a jar, a dicc-box, a ship.
Jrchestra,x/1. a stage for music,

seatsforthesenators,&c scnators
Orchis, is m. .1. an herb, a fish.
Orchis, Itis./ 3. a sort of olive.
Orcinina sponda, a bier, Jlfart.
OrcTnus libertus,a person who had

his freedom givcn him at his

master^s dcath, Uip»
Orcivus, a, um. adj .pcrtaininjr to

death; thesaurus,the jrrave, (ielL,
tirciila, x.f. 1. tlim. a littlc jar.
jpicus, ci. m. 2. Pluto, thc state,

hou>«c place, or rcccptacle of thc

dcad. hcll. Ubi ratio cum orco

habctur, wherc one exposcth hi»

lifc to danger for unccrtain ad-

varitagc, Varr.
Ordiendus,a, um. pt. to bc bcgun*

compas%a round,a whecl.or navc Ordwns, tis. pt. befrinning"

or

of a whcel,aring,a rinjrlet,orcurl.
a roll^a wrcath a coil,a roundness
orfulness of style,a round trcnch
a ball,agIobc.a shicld,o>*buckler
a concoursc of peoplc, a table, a
snakc,a bound,orlimit,thc world
a part ordivision of the world the
yim. pt. to be prayed to, Koman cmpirc Magni orbcs

vcars, Virg. Oculi orbis,thc eye-
ball, Evc. jrcnuum orbis,the round
bone of thc knce, Ot\
Orblta x/ 1. a rut, a print, or im

5nis / i. an oration, aj pression,a mark, or trace, a cart
a ucclamation, a d"s-Orbftas, atis./ 3. a heinjr without

• speakinjr, or manner of| childrcn,a loss of rclations,a loss.

!g , ,words,lunjruage a plcaVOrbitudo, tnis./ 3. idcm.

•ated, to bc pleadod.
3. pt. beggiu^, prayuiE

At.

a, um adj. of the shore.

1

s*r defenc* an adagv, an Orbo,are.o 1 .to deprive,o**bcrcavc

escript or mandatc. | of. to abridjre, to lcave hclplcss.

t ilm«x/ 1. a littlc oration Orbor, ari pa»» to bc bcreavcd.

rit m 3 au onitor.a spcak-Orbus,a,uni.«<//. fatherlcss. or mo^OnlindtUH,a nm.pt. & ndj ior, comp.

«1Utor 9 an intctccteor, an thcrless,childless, deprivcd, bc- set in onKr, onlcrciU ^v(fc^ wc

idQf, '<i leffatc ' rcavcd,or4cstiutc of, loneh , fQr-\ cou^n^A^^^^x^^S*^*'*^^

Ordrualis, e. adj. ordinal.

Ordinandus,a,um.^/.tobc mctliod-
ized*manag , cd«settled,orgoverned

Ordinarius,a.uma/(/.ordinaiy,usu-
al.placcd.sct^r planted in oixlcr.
rcjrular. Oixlinarium jus. the
course of coinmon law Oratio or-
dinaria,a^ctdiscourse. Deusor-
dinarius, a god of the first rank*
Ordinarius liomo, an idlc fellow.

Ordinate, adv. nicthoxlically.

Ordinatim, aih>> in j^ocmI ordcr, in
rank and file, re^ularly,in ordcr.

Oixhnatio,onis /* 3 a nicthod,;>rac-
ticc,crcation of gfovernors» admi-
nistration, governmenl, mana^e-
mcnt.

Ordinator,6risni 3.a managvr(tle

Oixlinatiirus,a,um./^. about lo sct-

au

ORI

ORN

08

up, well ordered, or regular, np-
pointed, ordcrly, mcthodical.

Ordino,are jj. 1 .to sct, or put in oi
dcr,to ordcr.or manage,to settle,
to rcgulate,adjust,or compose,t(
rangc,to sct in array? or draw up,
to scUorplauUto reckon,orcount,
to contrivc, to ordaiu, to appoint,
to cnvite, or commission.

Ordinor.ari.utus. p. tobe ordered.

Ordioi,iri,orsus,& orditus, «/. 4 tc
bcgin. to enter upon to decrcc
or ordain, to writc, or speak of.

Ordium, i. n. 2. a principle.

Ordo,Ynis. m. X ordcr, rcgularity,
methoda wav» rma nner-a coursc,
tenor,series,or surcession, a lavf,.

crcasin^. I habit,attirc, parade, lrm

Iricns, tis. m. 3* thc east, casternj coutrcments, furniture, :

partSjthc risingsumthemorning.Ornatus, i. m. 2. idem.
OricntaliStC. adj. oriental, eastcrn. Oriieiis,a,um. udj. of the \

rule, >r decrcc, a disposnl, or ma- sed. roccasioned»tospring',shoot,Oi , sa,6rum. j />/7i- a design,a:

nagement, .aslatc, condition, o/
circuinstancc, a post, a degree,
»tation,rank,orqualit v,t hc senal e,
or dccurionate,a row, or rank, ar-
ray, disciplinc, troops, forccs, u
bauk of oars,a bciirh,orlon£ seat,
asctof curls. Noinina in ordincm
refeiTc, to post dcbts, Cic. Iicc-
tc atque ordinc,regularly,legalU
duly, Id. In ordicm coactus, rc-
duced from au officer to aprivatc
man, Uv. In ordincm rcdigcrc,
to humble, or dcgrade, Plin
Orea,w/l. thc rcins, or head.stall
Orc8itrophus.l.m. 2. a dog, Rover
Orexis,is^ 3. an appetite to mci»t.
Organicus, i. w. 2. an organist, a
playcr on musical instruments.
Organicus, a, um. adj. organical,
mMsical- strument, or machinc
Orgiinum, i. n. 2. an organ. an in-
0»gia, orum. pl. n. 2. sacred rites.
hachanals, revels, largc bowls.
Onb.isus, i. m. 2. a dog, ltangcr.
Orichalcum, i n. 2 a brass metal
Orlcularius,a,um adj for thc cars.
Qiicns, tis.pt. arising, rising, bc-
finning, blowjng, growing, \n-

Ortf icium, i. n. 2. an oriftce.
Originatio, onis. /. X etymology.
OrfginYtus, <z«7t». by desccnt.
Ong , o?inis./.3.an origm,ororiginal,

a beginning<a causca hcad«source

orfountain, a first stock,a iirst an-

ccstor,a foundcr,a brecd.or kind,

a birth,a pcdigrce.extraction,lin

eage,ordesccnt Origines,mothcr!

citics, r towns, that had founded;C«ius, i. f 2. a wild ash.

colouics, Sall. iOro T are fll. to beg, to crf

Orior,uri, ortus sum. d 4.to arisc,to| pray to,to deprccate, to p

rise,tobegin,tobcproduced cau-Oror,ari./>.to be enlrcatetl.

Ornithon,oiiis>/i J. a coop,
Orno,arc. a. l.toadorn,to
dress,to sct off,or out,to <
commend, to gracc, to c
prcfer, radvanccto honc
orfit out,to arm, raccoutr
nish, to providc for, to u
to set down in order.
'Ornor, ari, atus. p. to bc <

orstartup,toappear,tobrcak out,Orsus.a,um./>*. bcginning^

to brcak, to bc made,- r born, toOrsus, us. m 4. a worddel

rcsult. (<>r be born. Orth6g6nus,a,um.n//;.right

Onturus,a,um./»Mhat will appcar. Orth6graphi.i,3c./!l.orthop

Oriundus,a,um./>/ that had iis rise, draught of the iront ot % t

sprur.g,descended,born ofj or at. Oilhomium, i. n 2. flax, h

Ornamentum,i n. 2. an omamcnt,Orthopnca,x.y 1. anasthm

an cmbellishment, an ensign of Orthopnoictib,a,um. adj. as

dignity,accoutremcnts,furniture, Orthostlta, ae. f. 1 a huttr

harncss, an endowment, advan-Orlivus,a»um. adj. ortiTc,<

tage, credit. Ortus. a, um. /».'. risen, spn

Ornandus,a,um. pt. to be adorncd, sprung<born.dcsccndea*pi

dressed, beautifitd, .rfittcd out. ing, happening occasion

Ornaus,tis.^/.adorning.sctting off., gfun. A sc orus, beingt

OmsLtt^adv. ius, comp. issimc, rup. of his family Cic

elcgiintly,gT:icefully,eloquently. Ortus,us.«n.4. a risin£. tlic*

t)rnatio. cnis/. o. an adorning. : part, r people, birth, exti

Ornator, oris tn 3. an adorncr. \ dcscent. a production a

Ornatrix, Icis./ :*. a lady's inaid. Ortyx, ygis-f 3 plantain

Ornatuiiis,a,um./>/.aboHt to adorn. Oryx ygis m.3.a kind of vil

Ornatus.a um pt. & adi. ior, c fn//.Or}*za, x.f.l. ricc. ■

issimus, Hitp. adorned, embellish-

cd, dccked, dresscd, clad,set off', OS3"

g^iced, crowned rigged. equip-Os, in coraposition. slands:

ped, accoutred, harnessed, fur Os,oris./»3 themouth,thefi

nished, fine, ilorid. ; countenance. alook, theJ

Ornatus,iis. m. 4. an ornamcnt, aiv mask rvizarb^a voke, a ti

{ cinbcllisjimcnt, a beauty, drcssy langua^*pwchjUlfc*dii(

OST

OST

OVl

845

icifttion, elurution, impu-
)rcscncc,or*i<rht,the front
rmy, a hill,«r bcak, a holc,
brc&ch, a passagc or cn-
ahcad,orfountain,a souree,
tr, or figurc. l"no ore,with
iisent,7Vr.Niilli lacdere os,
ust uo man in his compa

(in fruit.
/t.J.a bone.a tooth,astone
A\ comiotlv.
Inis /. 3 a yawning 1
us./ 3 a bird that forebo-
jr sin^ing, chirpiuir, or thc
(sacred ritc, oscillation.
o,6nis/. 3. a swiuiuiinsr, u
i,i. n 2. a vizard, au imagc,
tid Osccn. (a stonc.

1,1.91.2 a chirping" of hirds.
iiultL%a,um.a.//. yawnin^.
i, tii. pt. yawniiitf, «yapiii^,
s, indolcnt, iiiactivc.
:cr,aa*r carclcssly,slccpily
:*, dn»3 f 3. ii jav.uing.

m cttO|*arc. n. 1- to yawn,| puhlish, to provc, to boast of, to
?, toopcn, to bo lisikss
ari. atus. /j.to yawn- (tcn.
nndus,a,U'.ii.<i.// kissintf of
Jus, a, uni.ftf . to bc kibsed.
1^ tis- /M kissin^.
o, onis.y. 3 a kissinjr.
is, a, tun. pt kissing, hav-
*ed. kisscd. salutcd.
ari r^ 1. to kiss.
i f i n. 2.a kissa hp,a Mttlc
iffl.3 a liatcr(moiilh«ahoIe
i, um- a((/. of boiie, bonv.
tim. adv. bonc by bone.
m,i n.2. di<n alittlc bone-

Ottendo,dcrc,di,nsuni,&ntuiiii.a.>l.
to show, to dis])luy. to cxp- se,u:
manifcst,or discovertto bctray, to
pointout,or;it,topu!>lish,co:npnsc<<
or invcnt.to tcll,to r.iake ploiiutn
cvinccorprovcttogivc a proof of.
to makc,or lct onc know, to si^-
nify. to rcprescnt, to bcliavc.

Ostcndor* di. p to bc shown.

Os 4 .cns : iO,dn'iM./. 3. a show, aproof
>stensurus a,um,/>/.ahoutto .ihow.

Ostcnsus a,um /j/.shou n, hoastcd.

Ostcntandus.a,uui./>/ to bccxpos-
cd, to bc boastcd of to display.
>stentans,tis./j/.showiii!r,boasting.

■ )st«uitotio, 6nis/*..S ostcutation
ilisplay paradc.boast"mg,\":un^lo-

'Htentator.oris wi.3 a boastcr- n.

9 m

)stcntatri\, icis/.i. idcm.(sentcd.
)stcntatuK.a,um./>/. kcld out, pi*c-
Ktc;ito[ol>,teiitol,urc a.l.to sliow
oftcn, or iiiueh to show,to makc
show of, to display.to cxposc, to
discover,to point to,to prebtnt,ti

boast to vaiint,to thrcatcn,ormc-

nacc, to give hopt .• of.
Ostcntor, ari atus. />.to hc showi .
Obtcntum,i.n.2a pro 1'try.Oitciit.i

faccrc,to do very odd. r incrcdi.

!>Ic thin«rs, C\t7. ud. CVc.
Obtcntus<t, r.in pt. show n, lyinjr o-

pcnto uxpost-d appi-.irin^iiivicw
Ostcntus,H*.m 'i- ;i puhlicshow. :n

examplc.a show, a spcntar.le, pa-

r.ide. a dcclar.ition, a proof.
OslHrium,i.M "2: atax tipou doors.
Ostiarius i m. a doorkcepcr,a por-

Ostrea, k. f, 1. an ovstcr.

'^strc irium, i. «• 2. an ivstcr-bed.

' )strcixrius.a,um.«'«7 olpysters,eat-

cn wit!» oystcrs.
Os'rcatus. a, um. tufj, roujrh as an

oystcr-shcll.
Osfci^sus.a um.n-/» ior.rovift.plcn-

• iful in. r- brerdin^r oy«tcrs.
')stnfiT, irra, crum. udj. oys'.cr«

brcoding.
'>strinus f a, um. «.■(/. s^u**lct.

)strum, i. /i. 2. thc p.irple fish, a

purplc rolour, cloihs dicj of

that colour.

Osurus, a, um. pt. that ^\.\]\ hate.
r >sus, a, um. pt. that hath hatcd.

OT.

Otifibundus a, ntn. adj, idlc.

Otiolmn,i.fi. 2 oVw. a liMe l<'isnre.

Otior. ari. //. 1. to livc at e.ise, to
spcnd onc's timc ac onc*s own
T>Icasurc.

Otinsc aoV.at «isc le:snrely,with-
out intcrruption, unc.mrvrr.edly,
<rentlv,soAlvt bv little ^n»! little.

')>iosui a. u:n. n j- ior, r •». fi issi-
iiuis tup. fne from busiiu s toil t
ortroublf. a*. easc or lcisur-, ea-
sy, disrnjfajjc.l. unemploycd.dis-
riiarjrcd froso work, pcaccablc,
quict.cahn sctlatc.sccure unc<»n-
c^Tsicdi unrnovcd, carcl-^s, illc^
triflin^, insiirniiicant, ]>le:Mii ( -; 9
\oid vacant.

Otj^idis./ ; .asort of owUa Ivistirl

Otiiiiii/i.w.J.easc-lvisure.rest.r^la^-

ati'»:ii r.-t.irfnituit pcace» <]<uet.

truujMillitv, seeunty, in^ctiii^

i-llc:i.\s>, rccrcation, > port, wa^-

"V1*V

Ostiatini.a.7r frointloi>riOtloor(tcr.
i^xf. 1. an onprcy bones.|()sti a (ro,ini i i./'si"iIj in lainSs. r kids.
I9,ft,iim adj. lUdt brcaketh Ostiolum, i. u. 2. dim. a littlc door.
m,i./i-2. a cliarncI-housc.Ostiuin,i'.«2.a <loor c:itrancc. pus-
i^ n, um. adj. full of bones. s:i«ce.thc niouth of arivcj-^ihavcji OV.

tdus a i'i n> -/'' to ne showii,Ostr.icisiiius i- «'• 2. ostnicism, a.Ovrdis cadi. hclon;fin;r to ovat : o".
\v, nuule ptain, »r provcd. sort of votiiur with oystcr-shclIs.-Ovans,tis./>M riumpuinjriii l?i.: •/» »-
is,tii ^/. iiiowing-. lOstrca, orum. pL n. 2. oysters. j tioiijtrhuiv^lvux^v:^^^^^^^.-

as

PAB

PAC

rAG

ing, joyful, glad. resounding. I tle toeat. (ing^rgathcringfood.- tcr/jrcichangej/Mobcco
Ov^tio 1 5ni8/.anovation.atriiiinph|Pabu1Iltio,&ius.^3.afccdin^ l fbrag > - cd,or agTced upon,to he
Ovatus,a,um.a<//.made, or markcdPabnlator. 6ris, m. 3. a forager. erl,to be contracted in m:

like an egg, of an oval fijrure. Pabulatbrius,a, um adj. of foddcr. Paco,nri. a. 1. to make pea
Ovatus,a,um />/ carricd in triumph PahulatFtrus, a, um. />/ to graze. gentlc, r tractable, to a

Ovutu8,us.w 4.a shout for victory

Oviaria, *./. 1. astockof shccp.

Oviarius, a, um. adj- of shecp.

Ovictila,»./ 1. (Um. alittic shccp.

OvIle,is.n. 3 a shecp cotc, or fold.

Ovilis, e. adj. belongingto shcep.

Ovillus, a, um. adj. idem.

Ovinus, a, tini. <*//. idem (spawn.

OvTparus,a,um. udj that breed by

Ovis, is./ (& m. (Ve//.) 3. a shccp,
a ram, a flecce.

Ovo. inusit. unclc ovas,ovat to tri-
umph in thc lesser triumph,to tri-
umph, to rcjoicc, to look big, to
exalt. Non Africus alto tantus o-
vat, doth not ridc over it with so
great power and forcc . l'ul Fiucc.

Ovum,i./i 3 an e^g, spawn of tish,
&c. Ab ovo usque ;ul inuht, iVoii;
the bcginning of supper to thc
end, ttor.

OX.

Oxalis, idis. /. 3. wild sorrcl.

sition (ov sauce, a kiiul of salad.
Oxygarum. i. n- 2. a sharp picklc,
Oxymcl,ellis./i.3. a prcparation of

vincgur, honey, &c.
Oxyporus,a,um. ndj. easilv digest

ing, causing quick digcstion.

OZ.

Qtena, x./. 1. a polypus.
Ozc, cs. /. 3. a stron^ brcath-

PA.

PAbu1nndus.a,um. pt. to be fcd,
to be dtinged. or manure.l.
"PahuhinsXui.pt. fcedinp^, foraging.

Pabiilor,ari,atus sum. d.\. to fecd,' oalm,- rquiet,to conquer,
or graze, to forage, to manure. Pacor,are./> to be subduec

Pabiilum,i.?f.2.food. meat, foddcr, Pactilis e. adj. wrcaihcd,
provender,nourishmentPabulumPactio,onis./ 3 acovenai
Acherantis , an old fellow ready grecment,a promisc of mi
to drop into tlie gTavc, Plaut. Pactitius, a, om adj. mad

Pacalis,e<i<//.significativcofpeacc greemcnt.
belong-ing to the goddcss Pax. jPactor, oris. m. 3. a mak

Pacandus a, wm.pt. to bc subducd. Pactum, i. n 2. a contract

Pacate\<i/fo. ius. comp. issimc, snp.
peaccably, quietly, withuut dis-
turbance, calinly, gcntly.

Pacator, oris. «?. 3. an appcaser,
a conqueror.

Pucuttis,a, um. pt. & adj. ior. comp.
issunus .fup reduccd to pcacc, or
obedicnce,livingin peace, pacifi-
ed,appeased,reconciled, pcacca-
blc quict,undisturbcd.calm, still,
serenc Ex pacatis, out of a
fricnd* s. or allv's countrv, Sa'l.

Paci'fcr,a,tuii. adj. bringingpeace,
signifvin^ j>eace.

Pacificans, tis. pt. rnaking pcacc,
Oxalmc, es./ asharp salt compo-l endeavouring to makcpeacrw ith

nant, -t agrcemcnt. a cor
a promisc, a way, . r niaro
Pactus, us. f?i. 4. a covenar
Pacttis,a,um./>i. having barj
:: ragrced.agreed upon-coi
cdjagTcechpromised.^ioni
marriagv. betrothcd, cspc
P,-ean;mis m 3. a triumpual
a titlc of Apolio, a foot.
Pasdagtij^imiM n. '2. an apa
for pa^es, < r younjr fcbtve.
PicdJjro^-us, i. m. J. a pcd^j
a srhoolmasier. a tutor, an
dant, a ccnsurer, a bu\vb
Pacdia, x./. 1. instruciioo.
Pxdicator, oris- m. 3-alibe
Pafdico^are.tic-f. 1 .lo dcbauc
Pxdor, oris. tn. 3. nastiiic»
Pa,'iiiiki,x./ 1. acloNcrldia
a cloak. (a strait tliic

Pacif icatorius, a, um adj. pcr-jPwniMatus. a, uin. wi//. clol
tainingto pcace. I'cc6nia.x./"1. the pcony.w

!*acif icatus, a, um. pt. rcconcilcd.,Pxttilti.s. a, um. n«.'#. *«.

Pacificatio,6nis./.3. pacihcation, a
trcuting for pcace, a mcdiation.

Pucificator.dris.fif3. a pcacemak-
er, inediaior, or ambassador.

Pacitice, adv. peaccably.

Pacif ico [pax, facio], ure act. 1.
lo niakc peacc, to appeasc.

l*aciflcor.ari.ptt#ji to be appeascd.

Pdcificus.a.um.of//. pacific, pcacc-
ablc,peaceful .pcrtainimrto peacc
tendingtoananiiablecoinpositio;':

Pxtus, a, um. a<!j piuKoye
ing a cust witli the v; es.

Pagauicus a,um. udl- nfth<
try, pcrtaining lu tlu \k*
Paganica ])ihi, a stow-bal
ed with feathcrs. .Vart.

Paganus, a, um. adj. in, «■

Pacisco^.ci paclussum d. 3. to co-| country, vr* country nlh
PSbfiJuris, c. at(j\ tliatis titfur cal- vcnant,bar^ain, or agrce, to bai/Pagunus, i. m. m ctfuntrya

PAL

PAL

PAL

»7

u.in separate districts.

the cope, or arch of heaven.
Palatus, i.m. 2. id. qn. Palatum.

■ l.a little page.or leaf. Pul&tus, a, uni ■ pt straggling, wan-

l.a pagc,a Ov>ok,apath.
/1. tlim. alittie pugc
mj. 2. a crabtish.
2. a village, a canton,
a division, a tribc.
i s!iovel,a fan for corn,
of a ring", a tig-trec.
, a, um a((/.waiidcring<
/. 1. gold-ore.
/l.a wrcstling,a placc

dering,flyin^|it>uted,brokeii 9 poi
ed, supportcd by poles.propped
up. (jrling

Pale.es. f A 3. a wrestling" a strug-
Palea, ae. / 1. chatf*, short straw
refuse, a cock*s gills.
Palcar, aris. ;/. 3. thr dcwlap of a
bcast; usitatius in phirPatcaria
Palure,is.n.3. a chaH'-hou.se.(chafr.
Paleatus, a, um. «f(/.mingled with
ng, disputation, study«Palimpscston,i.7t.2.a sort of paper
, a stew, any exercisc,! for writing 1 things oo the tirst
erity address, managv-j time.

r,gracefulness. co;iieli-Palinddia, *./. 1. a rccantation.
nointed wrestlcrs, &.ciPalitans,tis. pt. wandcring up and
x.f. 1. a woman thatl down. (a sort of thorn.

adv. like those whop.diurus.i m.2 (/««ccw*.paliuron),
ir tiine in thePalcxstruiPallu,»:. /La cloak,a mantle,along
,a.uin.a^//.of,or belon^- robe, a short jcrkin, a veil
: oxcrcises of thc Pa- Pallaca».-e./.i.aconcubine[palcncss
it favourcth the qias- p&llens,tis. /M.bcing pale. causing
c Palxstra, starchcd, Pulleo,crc,hii w.ito he,look.gi*ow,

d. (tcr

,i. m 2. a f»:ncing-ma.s-
:.m. la wrcstlcr, inas-
:nce,lover of c\ercises
opoiiry,publicly,beforc
, pluinly, notoriously.
, tnn. pt. to be polcd,
ed with polcs, to pole.
»/. stragH^lin^, wander
»».*d, seattcred, routed,
ist ract e d, wa v eri ng, u n -
• like a vagraiit(stead)
., uni. adj paluune,be-

or turn pah*, rwan,to turn hlack,
to be aifcc.ted, ur couceriied*
Pallesccns, tis. pr. growing pale.
Pallesco, cere. inccpt. o. to grou
pale or wau. (pall.

Palliastrum, i. ncut .2. a mantle, a
Palliatus,a,um. pt. cloaked. cloth
Pallidiilus f a,um.a((/.pah9h(cd,girt
Pallidus, a, uin. adjiw.c mp. is*i-
mus, 8up. pale, wau, whitc, mak
iiur pale, iufernal, of ffhosta,
Palliolatiin, adv \\\ a littlc cloak.

Pallidlatus, a, um. cuij. clothed in
the einperor*s courLJ a little poor mantlc, or uppergur-
./a foundation ofpilesj ment. (cap:

n. 2. mouut <palatinc,iPalliolum, i. 7/. 2. a short cloak, a
aurt, the placc of a,P;dlium, i. n. 2. a cloak. a cover-
-Vidence, a grcat tow-i let, a curtain, a cap. Tunica i>al-
diiiff. J lio propior Q%\^Prov. sonie are to

,2.thc palatc,or roof oft be rcgurdcd more than othcrs
, thc mouth, thc tastc,j nca/ is uiy suirt, but nearcr is

my «kin, Plaitt.

Pallor,6ris.m.3 palencss, wannes*,
gloominess,mouldiiicss in vessclt

Palhila, x.f. 1. dim. a little cloak.

Palma,* : /*.l.thc palm of the hand,
the hand, a hand's breadth, a -
span, or thrcc quarters of a foot,
a palm, or date trec, a date, a
chaplet, a mark, or tokcn of vic-
tory. victory, the prefercnce, or
pri/c,a conqueror,the shoot of a
vine, the broad cnd of an oar, a
broom, or besom.

Paliuaris,c v flr(/. of a palm-tree, of
a hamPs brcadth* the pnncipal,\
most notable,or remarkablc.

Palmarius, a, um. adj. exceilenU

Pahnatus, a, um. adj having thc
tig^ire ota nalm-branch, haviny
broad honis withlittle shoota.Tu-
nica ]ialmata, a triumphal robe,
cmbroidered with devices, 7ir.

Pahnatus,a, um.pt. markcd witU
the palm of one's hand.

Pulmes,!tis.m.^.thc shoot ofa vine
or pahn tr; k e,a branch, • r bougiu

P:ihiiesia,6ruin ./#/.». 2 pahn wine.

Pahnetum, i- n. 2. a place plautcd
with pahn, or datc trees.

Palmeus, a, um. adj. madc of t^je
pahn-tree,made of dates,o. a Rpa»

Palmif«.:r,a. um.ndj bearing palms,
Palmiferi Arabcs, livingamongst
palm-trees, ()v. (trees*

Palmi^er,a,um .adj. Ticarinjr palm-

Palmipcddlis, c. adj. of tlic mca-
stire of a foot and a span.

Palmipcs, cdis adj. wcbfootcd.

c*almi|)es, edis. m. iive hands
brcadth.

Palniiprimus,i. m 2. date-wine.

r*almo,urc.ac/ l.to make the print
ofthe palm ofonc's hand,tonail
up the shoots of a vine. (tcr.

Palmor,ari.</.l.to huinour, or flat-

Palmdtus, a, um.« <k(|. ^^isK^ .

3*8

PAL

PAN

PAIff

Pa]mttla,z/.l.a little palm,orhand
a date, the broad part of an oar.

lustre, /adj fcnny, marsliy* of, m '
bclonging to a fcn, growing" in

PalmiiB i. m. 2.a span, thrcc quar- marshy placcs, foggy jrloomy.

ters. (or poles.

Paior,ari./>.l. to bc set with pales
Paior, uri <i. 1* to stra£glc, wan-

der. ov bc disortlcred.
PaJpumcn, inis. n. 3. a strokc.

Pulpundus,a,u"» /''•<« t je strokcd.
Palpans, tis/tf. stroking. (ing.
Palpatio,6nis /a slroking;asooth-
PaipLUor, drism. *>-a rlattercr.(ed.
Pa!;julus,a,um. /M.stroked sooth-
Paipcbra, x.f 1- the cyclid.
Palpcbrolis, e. ai(j. of the eyclids.
Pal: cbrum, i. n 2. the cvelid.

Pampmaceus, a, um. adj made of

vine-shoots.
Pamphag-us, i.t/i.2. a dog", Glutton.
Pampinarium,]. n 2. ayonng vinc

hranch, or shoot(lo a vinc-brancli

/•

Pn!j;ituns, tis. //..palpitating, beat- ing to vincs,fullof,©rcoveredwith

ing, panting, shaking, afruid
Palpitutio ouis. /. 3 a paipitation,

a beating*.
Palpitatus, us. m. 4. idcm.
Palpito,urc.#i.l to pulpitatc,tobeat

Pampiiiarius, a,um adj. belongingjPandor, di. pcut to bc ih

Pando, arc n.l to bcnd in

Pandor, uri.patt. to be be

Pandufl, a.um adj. bent,(

Pancgyricus, i. m. 2. a pa

Pan€gyricus, a, um. auj.y

Panegyris,is/.3. a paneg

Pangendus a, um. pt. ti

plunted, composed, r %

Pang^o J5^£rc ,nxi,pegi Sc pe

to fasten,todrivc in tosct

to fix, r scttle, to writc

Pampinatio. 6nis./-3. a pulling,
rubbing orF supcrfluous leaves,- t
tendcr shoots froin vines. (er.

Pampinator,6ris.m«3. a vinc-drcss-

Pampinutus, a, um. pt. branched
likc a vine leaf

Pampineus, a,um adjo^or belong

vine-lcavcs, of vine, vinous.
Pampmo, are a.l. to drcss. trim,
or prunc vincs

Pampindsus, a,um.arfyVcf/Y<*,fu11 of posc. to covcnant, con

leavcs,';»* shoots,like vine-lcavcs

pant,throb,wlcap,tobrcathe fast. Pampinus,i.</.^\2.avine-leaf a tcn
to licavc, to strugxlc, to wavc.j dril, thc spawn of Uic polypus.
Palpo,fire //.1 tostroke, to handlc,!Panaca, x.f 1. a wine-vessel.
to sooth,or carcss, to make tuiiiclPauaccu, x /1. an universal reme

Paipor.iiri r/.l.to strokc gcntlv, to
sootli \viiccdlc,caiolc,orriattcr,to

P.;ipo,6nis/f}.3 a flutlcrcr,(grope.

Palpuin,:.;i.a jrcntlc stroking,a pa J .

PaliidIimeiiUi:ii,i.;i.a military gur-
mcni,o/* ornaincnt,a cloak,a robc-

Paludutus,a,um n<Ij. cloUicd in mi-
litary garuicnts, cloaked.

Paliidosus, a,u:n.«'// inarshy,fciim

Palum, i. //. 2. a prop for \iucs.

Panaccs, is ?i. 3. id. (dy an hcrb.
Panaretiis, a, um adj. all-pcrfect.
Punuriolum, i.n. a littie bread-bas

kct (bag,bin,or pantrv for brcad
Panarium, i n 2. a baskct,pannier,
Panax, acis./ 6. an lierb.
Pancarpi», iiruni./j/ /11. gurlands
Panchrcstos, scu. Panchrastus, a,

uui adi. gt>od aguinstall diseascs

Puucraticc, udv strongly, histil\ .

Palumbrs, is.M/ &./-3. a ring do\e, Punrratiiiiii,i.M 2.a wit>tling,l)o.\-

or wood-pigt on. (dove

PahimbTiius, a, um. </r//. of aring-

Palumbus. i m. 2. a wood-pigcon.

Pahis.i"nlis./'3.afen,moor,orniarsh,

a lake, sedjrc. Diis juranda palus,

the infcrnal ri\er Stv.x, Or.

iii.;*, &.c. suecorv, a sca onion.
Pancturus, a,um.///.about to j)lant.
l'andans,tis fit bending,orsiuking-.
Paudutio, 6nis./3. abcnding.(in
Pandutus, a, um.//f. bowed, bcnt
PauiW^etx, uruiu./»/. m l.pandccts.

Paius, i. /ii. '2. a pin, orpeg,a post,!i»andcndus,a,um./i/.tobcstretched
a />ole, ■ /• prop for vincs. (Pandcii.s tis. ///. opcning.opcning

Pandiciilutio,6nis/. 3. a )
Pandlculor, ari, atassuni
to stretch in ) awning, U
Pando, derc pandi, pansu
sum a.3.toopen,toset,or
to sprcad,oninfold,to stn
or extend, to display, to
discover,to telUrelate^r

agTce upon, to promise,
Pungt>r, gi- pasi. to be sc
Puniccus,a,um. adj. makin

madc of Lread.
Paiucula,ac./.l. down upe

catstail, woof in the shul
Panicum,i. n. panic,a gr&in
Pamfe\, icis. adj thatof «

usually niake bread(br«
Panif icium, i. n. the ra
Panis, is. m.S. bread, alos
Panmciilus, i. m.2. a cM

Panniculus bombycinuiJ

silk, Juv. (ten, lank, sb
Pannosus, a, um. adj. ng)
Paiinuceus, a. um. adj.

wrinkled, soon shrivcUe
Pannulus, i. m. 2. dim-%1
Pannus, i.m.cloth t a ragtili
Pansa, ae. m. 1. one gphjrf
Pansus, a, um. pt. opened
Pantag^thus, a, um. «$*•
Pantex, icis. m. 3. the ptf

gnts.

2'Slutilvr, hxc pulustrLs, & hoc \Ki-|Paudiculaiis,Us./k/.yawmri^.(wlde PanUior, Srift» ai-3* pwft^

P\R

PAR

PAR

349

x. f. I. apanthcr. > ftantur birds, of a frathcr flock P.*r""<.tio,- 6ni* / :*. prcparation.
ius,a, <im.adj. of, or likc toffcthrr, (Vi-..l'.irLi ilu:civ,tob:i : Pi!;i:r^a?i!io, r.7 Parutr ■•ra-Jo,

»r,.iri. *lep. 1. to fill oni:"«

ia,x/ 1 a clanccr.(m : .c.
lir.os.a.iim.a.*//. putitomi-

lancc accn.mts, /.-/.
Par.nris n •>. a puir, hracc, match.
Piralxliti c- «7/ tus.ly procurc '

mcan. (ris'i:i

ms,i. m 2. a pantom.imyPirTcioIn, a\/ aparablr», a romp..-

Pinholic.is a,um a .j p.tr- ! mlic:J.
P.irirlctus, i. m. J. a co!ii!'ortor
I* iraili^ivn, itis *». .5. an rxumplc.
Pir*di-.iis.i. i/ g.'2 p:ir;tdisc,tin* trnr-
(lrll ofRd-MI thc *»:it oftbc lcs-tcd
! **r •do\.is,a.iiui. <•■.'/. paradoxic.tl
P*irnlo\:, , .-ru , n./i/..-ii 2 a'.:t'>.\'. frv

irc. «»»•*.'. 1. to cxcli-im tragicallv'

»■ irutum, i n. provision.

".i:\iMrus a uni. ///.aboul to prc-
pa''% settlc, or gct.

:*»:-«us, is.w 4. prcpar.^Ion. pro-
vis.on, furnituiv, jr.ii'b, habil,
Ircss, cc|U!pa,ro, paradc.

*'-ir.it:ivt.uin [ti.iui lj. ior,c. irh. i$.
S!:n>:s *'if>. prooared, provided,
Kt'ttrii.pr:ic.ir";i.titUsl.t , :iri ished
<*'piippcd,f \,jo i , I/in:.:iule;l , rca-
dy,r|'iirk for , .v.*r.*<Lii.trciy rcsolutc.

ofpa:itiniim<*s adancer.
•i.a quill of \arn a pod
r . 1. ptp for rliildrcn
m. 1. thc popc.
•;/. f > stra*igv! wondcrful!
'cellcnt ! mijrhtv ! cx-

*is. m. 4. thc papacv.

-r s n. ■?. i p"p : ">y.

x v.st::s jrurmcnts

a finc soi-t r-f bncn-

is, a, UTii. *;7/. of ponpy.

>ms. wi. 3. uhiiUcrfly, a

ont, or pavilion.

../11 anipplc, or tcat,|*'urall~lisniiH. i. w: 2. par:di.. , i!sin.|P:i. , «-iprt"»n.»i**. :. r«. 2 a iiijrjrard.

it, a cock to a \tater-jP..r.d!cl<»s, i./ * a purrallcl l:ii«..!Pa , .'i lU.-ilis/.-jjaringT.csSjfcwiiess

: raple 'P-trul.cbis a um. «.7/. p.-.rdlel. ; , -\irt :t«:r, /■.■.•/■ it i-t sp.tred .

. (&. itis ) m. a scrvanijP i..-d\yis, i»./ .'#. thc puN\. lParcn.rc.-c, pcpcrci. par-*i ($-, par-

ijrht up and attendctl : Pii*dyticus, a. u:ii. o l j. paralytic.J ri'.i),pnrs':ni u.Un. .». to sparc, to

P *r.<.ndus,a \im.p? '■> !><• p--.»vidc.lj u--.-v.-ith modi , ra f ii*n,tos.ivi.k»-crp t

procurcd, <lc»ifrJ:cd, r srt aNr.sl p:*cscrvc ';.':vsi:rvc,tolclaIonc,:o

P.iniiis.tis/iijircp-jrin-r aticmp^iiii,- i"»rhcar, . r ccasc.to hcarwitli, ..)•

Piriphra^is, is. f .'>. a pai-.ipiu > -.<t-.:.j f.ivour, to foririvc, - r pardon.

P »radr iniis,":- '■>./! » • n opcii pd!<:- :, :ira/**iiiiuin i. n J. a u:i:'dl sword*
.' ir.rncy. ,,coj, »•• ' \if. uii a -liiion -;P,."J r. n</r. ius, coh'/i. ir.sunc, ttttp.

*i<m sp:ii!«ijr , .y,frii^-allv, thr".l' !, ly f carc-

P.iiM.ncUciis,a,Viin.</'// .■•lmor.itnry. fully ncarly,pouuriousiy, tcmpe-
P ti !l'p'"»ni:;.a, or.im. /.'. h. 2- tiu-; r::t«'I\, niO<l"ratcly,raici ,scidom

t ■.'.<> hnok:* c»f (.'lu' •jniclrs. a!isi.iin"ncr f;*oni I.i/y, s1<hv.(Ic-ss.

Pjr.dla\«s. i;» f .1. tli*' parallax. P.ir-vns.i'-..^' sparinjr. foi ,: .caring".

cirY.l to eat pap. to cat
•n, 2 a jrrundsirc, an
down, ktouii.LscI

f l.a ])i:npcl, ahlistcr. Pir.i^sis, ulis/ .1 u pl.. 4 .tc: , .(i , ucr jP.iVr-us a r uui. i/<//. ior comp. msi*
iS a, uin ii-// madc of Pararius i. aj. *. a moni-y-.scriv-! "ni.is .'/./•. s-parinjr, fsupd.tlirifty,

l*i«/»t »'w, of papcr Piras»an^ra, x. f 1. a purux-.iu

u, um. atl/. hcaring, or Paranita- x f 1 u parasitc

£ the pafnr.us.

i, iMTi #;#//. of papcr.

./ & Pupyrum, i. n. 2

dmih of which papcr,

r.aclc, papcr

i'!j issimus, *///;. cvcn,

c, similar, ccirrr.**pond

»lr,mc»ft fil,proper,cc»n-

iiutual, rcciprocal, ablc

itcr,07- hcar,of thc s4)te

P insitastcr,i >n 2a younirpara^itc
Par.isitutio, onis / 3. flatu-ry.

caicful* tviilpr:rut»Mliodcratc. lit-
tlc,sm:dl,scant\ .poor,slo\v, slack,
ncjrlijrciit hackward. (ard.

Parddis.is f.x panthcr, a «!i<*-h:np.

iis a, um ('.<[]. pur.ifit.icai. Pardus, i. //; Z. a malc pur.lhcr, '"
,ari d.\ to pla\ tlic pura- P-ircu^ar.m.l. a scrpcnt.(lcopar»f.

Paraslticus

Parasitor,ari d.\ to plaj tlic pura- P-ircu^ar.m.l. a scrpcnt.(i«-njj
sitc. to ftattcr. sooth, oc fawn Paivns,tis.c /,-.■.. a parcnt.:i iathcr.
Parisitus»* «■■2- a |fara s itc, or ilat- . ir.ulhcr.an una-stor, :i brccdcr.

tcrcr,a spoii{ycr,a pi:iyri\n.-'arioi*.

Pirastas, adis./ »». a.j.imh.

Parastata, %. /;i. 1. a hutuvss.

Parastalica. x. nt. 1. u pilastcr.
i.rt.«r sijrnificution. Pa-[Paratc, adv. ius, comp. i. fc sunc, &up-
ari buaf:tciIlimccoujrrc- rcadily, «^uickry, cuixfully.

<m

cht rishcr, ;■ nourishvr. a found-

cr, ! :• huildcr. an invcntor.

Parcns, tis. fmrt £f a»!j ior, rqirp.

appuariu^, visihh*, ohcdicnt.

P-ircnttliaJiiin././ ?i.3. i'*::**** al ihc

■ f.mcrojs of pr-iviil-i, c»?' rt.!:vll« ,, A*s ,

PAf

l'AT

PAT

.t, or tlelight.

; any crc&lurc Ihat hath yotmg; ui sutrcring, hardincwc,

igiutus. «, mn. titlj. cmbroMcr-; foiinlcr, n produr.cr, .111 auUior.
, studdcd wilh purph- knobs.J Pa-cr p.itratus, thc kinjfoftlic
alis, e> udj. h-.«ximr sprcailin^H hcralds, LLv.

jrns (rovcrcd, or madc plain

tcfat'icndus,a,iim./'/.to hc chs

ucf ticio.Lpa 1 co.fnciol.ccrc, f cci

actum.fi ■ • to npcn, to srt, nr l;t

Patcra. x.f 1. a gohlct.
i'atcri'aiiiil*as.m..;v.t. patrisfamil.-

Palma .t./l.apaten,;
a dis'.i, a pan. Anini
tinis. niy bcllv crict
Ter

P.itin.iriusa*um attju

thc masit-r of a fvinh .

opcn,todiscoivr,tn ditcrttodU jt 1 .-c.rnitn.s aiis f. 3. frtthcrhood

close. or inakc ki.ouii.to rcvcal

. <l atct.u-tio, Miis./.o a !aj. :njf ppcn

a manifcstation. (iuauc cvidcn.

Patcfactfirus, a, 1.111. /»/. tiiat Will

Patcfaci :s, a, uin /rf opcucil, laui
opcn, v.idcncd thscovcrcd. d s-
cJoseit,mu'lc known.thowu.clci-.r-
cd, t xplaiiu (I iiiUi:.cstcd

Patcf 10 icri fart:»> .»? // *o!>c opcn-
ed dis-rovrt-I, ■*»■ uij<*h»cd.

Pa«cfit. piUi'.. • m i-.v. ii.it). iti.«
dis«*ovc:\ d "7- M-.tli- to r.npcar

Patcllu, .*./" I. - ■;Vlc d.c> d".d:

as patcrf nniili.r. & putrisfuiudia:, Patiuariug, i n. 2 u g

Putior, ti. passus sum
siiilc.r,tol)fur,t> eini..

JTO.tO cXpr.riCV'.'c,U>1l

cdh ,t«» '.y.ur^jt c.idm
hcar wi*!», 10 forlica
*#»• fon..c.n f to ici, p
lov. , to admit. to s»
suhjcctto, to defcv.

Patcrnus, a, uin. <n[j. p.iternal, of,
iiki .rcccivcd, or dcrivcd fro:i» a
iathcr.

P :tcs(*'-iis,tis pt. op»*n":nf;, hi cnm-'
\\vg p!:t'i , t c • K-.iv...;,-, S;.:*tu'l«njr

P^t.-sro ccrj.# v r >. \\» nnen, to h:-

r jn-.i. to :-c c\poscd to vicvv. tjoiP.il :sccns, tis. pt ope
!:c,iin,to upi.«':.r, tt» appcai* pia''!:-|»*:'.?or ons w 3. un
h, to l>c c\tc:i-L-d, tir sprcrul- *alr..ii'lMS,a,u'n pi.lo
o .t lu.ruiij», ti^, pi rohiiij

!' -Ut, ■'.•>//. \x is plVn. 0>* ( vidt-m ■••*?ratin,6nis./J.anae

P ■ i'" t c aruin. ptf. L :•. -'>;•'. r.i a tLt' .
: Mji.-ti.-v- euiv i).».t!i--!i»?a!lv.
with a bro.id hriui, u p !.•.«: cr, :.',P.'iii«. t:t ..s, a, liiii- wh. ;.a»'.ol":c.
skillct, or pipkiu, l!.i- k:i- , v-j'-..;i. l i , i,!i ru-, 1. ••/. '. a c.itftu.iU*.

Patclluf.ns, a, iim- tiitj ijcl'».i^,' , i f ;-.r >., -.ci'-, a, uui. n ?j ls^unus, nuf .
to>i ji!.ittcr. ! fpihv, ohi«*. iic, i.« icc». Rt.

PatciiSjtis /•:' t v V tul;. ior, ro»*»,'». iss*- !' i.:io.-» i ./. 2. pa*«>i >n, >c\a?ion
mus *■/'.». laxi.i;; •pcii,»;\ip'r -..ci. k v- !' »' :!>ili4 c- •!.-'/ r.,)a'>lc oisuilcr-
iuj^ opcned •i:i«..-svc'\d, c 1 »s. d, .ir t'i.i* Mia»hc !> iriKV'."cn<hircd
clcarcu rxtc:i-.lcd,s;jfv a<lt-u , .. - i* i« i a )--l.tii:s v .1, u :i /»' rriniicd
cn,borc.ii.ikc>l, r!r w ii:i''.ir:iin.»-.i':ti , » , ! , i! n,«./i 2.tlic /f. , ."r«/,a cross
crcd.l.i.r J , ;r,\v:dc,ro n;n<)ii./-- •"'«■v." ;;)>') ■:.••• •mIIows a oar 10 a doo;-.

PitcntL-:', «./:- ius (•»•«/1. « , p««ii;.i ;«.n iii«4": M -i.;vnt uvtl i»v j^rapc ant

Pitco,rrc, Uu.n 2 to hc op.-u. •/ oi •-»••* rr.tt^rcr*., a ;»:-o:>.
opcucd.to li- o:/t.;i,*.n!>»- » \,;')s- .1 Piti-iidus a.um. /«»* io h » sullrrcl,
or St.Sjcct, to hc (•:■.»• ly utv.c.iiii!, m- c:i'!iu- ■.! t» hc.«r <irc ndurc
ort omc a* to hc pl.ii::, •«.- .-. 1:1:1.- P i*i».- ;i -,:'.:•. /'.'. kN i.//.io\ cn«,i/». issi-
fcst, to !»c iavci:ir.i '•)!•:•, ov pr.)]/u.- liiis. -.-i viiNM-iu.j.bcariii.r, hrar-
ous, lo !»«: c%'cnlci, <//• .-prca.l i.:^ p :'.«'.«'J\, aMc, or willin^ to
out, to hc %:ntcrwd. ii'tt.-. t- s !«ir •, '.»■ u.vlcrj^o, ahlc to

Patcr,lr:s. m. •. a faJlirr, fVhcr, a i\m'i.i'ji* i: !% p:i*':v.nt. hardy
titl.i ^iven to s iperi /r rclati.ms, P.iticii:»* ;*.r /.-.iiis r •>//« ifiiiiir ,«////
sc.i.ors, prcscrvrr.-., h.-n-fir.riri p-iti: » »' * \ - • r » • 1 to 11 -. < •• il\ .1 1 1« ». i« • :iit %■ I > j thcr, a palc
sc itV)i-s,:na^istrat«?s.!i)in:tnrin- Pi.icni'-.i,.v f.\. paticin*'.-. f.irhc.ir",Patrius a,uir

Jfemm^uul a\1 thc |rods,h'it cspc- :: wc. lo:ij;* sm ;?'•!• n r , sufl«M':tiicc' natural, ©r

C4r'.i//t. fnpitm\ M sirc, Vge m\\c fif s.-rv.b stitimsMoii, a hcuiiiir, 9r Pati-Ujarca

.'atrator,6ris m. .. a d
Patra 4 ;jius,a, um. pt.X

•»r pcrforui.
Pa'r"t«iH,a,iim. i *>r.pc

thc chicf oftln- lic
P.ttr.a, t f. \. oiu*
Palriarclu, x m \
J'atririatus, us. m.

patririan.
P.itriciim, a, um. 1
Patricius, i.m.2. a

tor onc of thc c

'atric.fi-ZT-.likc a
Patrimoniuin, i

patcrnal cstatt
''itriiuus, n, uu

fatiicr alivc-
PatriSio^.iivw t»
P.ttritiis,a.uin

out by ovir !':
Palrius,a. uin

is thc fiihei

!9E

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PAl

PEC

353

rrform,to consiini:itai<-,'o Jwi-Puwn lu<, .i.um.w. to ho drcaded Paupcries,iM/..5.povefty.(priTe©f
o attain, or gut, to c*jtabh*lijPuveii<, tis. />f. feariiif£, clreocliiipr Paupero, are. c. to beggar, to de-
itttv. Pmo, cr :,vi 'i.lkri.2. to bc afraid, Paupertas,atis/.i u\ piur paupcr-

r, ari /^m. to be performed. to icur, 1o ilrea.i, to shuddcr, to tatcs, povcrty, want, scantines».
c:iiuns. tis. pt. defend".!ic\ hatc. Mread. Paupci-tirms, a,tiiu. a-Jr. poor,low.

cinium i.n.*J patronatro.pro. P.*\csco, cr-'. inc. to bo ufraid, tojPausa,.e/ :i pan.sc//r stop,an end.
'»n, dcfriice,suppnrl.e.\i-iiai a . Pat ilminlirs a, um. ntlj. fcarful. PaM-firius, i.w.2 a beater of time.
i*inor,uri,MH<.i/ l.tobcapat- PivTcula, .c./. 1 ji r&Tiim.-r. i Pausia x.f 1. a kind of olive.

:odcfend,iii'im r a!n 'Wt^rihi Pavul • .f;77'.tiinoroiis!y,\^ithdrca{! | l *ausilluJuin, a!'.\ never so littlc.

r, an advocatc, *r plcader. a
tcr, r oraior, Jic Uiat mad-»
•c free. (inir..

iy.-n'icn>i,a,uni. aiij. patrom-
lis c. atlj ,the beiiitf, or bc
n;f to brotb:T f s childrcn of
:-:lc (lather^sbrother'* son

mcd. '/■■ made. bard, to ram
Pavimentatus. a,um./'.'.pav •.■.•! v.itb

Moniac work* pavcd, ranunod.

?' 'vfm<:iito,are..* l.top.ive.to rarn. i'ax, jucis./. . 4 V pcacc, praceable-
J'.iviiucntujn, i. /4 a pavcmcnt, a r.ths, stilliirs-s, a culin, easc, qui-

floor. (ram.

P.i'i\iUiilii«,a v uiii. atlj. vcrylittle.
Pauxillus, n, um. adj. little, very
younjr.

P.\\io, irc, Tvi, Tturn a 4. tobcaf, »
Iss,is.r t* J.a cousiii-gcniiaiujPat itans tis. pt. tri~nibliiijr.
ssinius, i. m 2 bes* u:irte. jPavito, iire n.to trcmble.to -hiver.
s.i m.'2.an iiuclc.a rcprovcr 'Pavitus, a,uni./>; rummed. closed.
s, a,um.a///.of, or bcionfrin^Paulfitiiii^af/:' by littlc and littlcby
:her'sbrother,e/**uricle harshj dc^rccs, Icisurely, #cntly,easily
S a um. a Ij opcn, wide.jPaolisper. atlv a littlc whilc.
■iinjr. broad and fl:it, plain. PuuJ6,(j</;-.hy a lit'U\:i little,somc
e auri:s, cars j^api.-j»; after
/1 apcahcn.(sccrct.s lltr
e.a. attj. /■/. iorcs amft. is»i-
p. few. thr i\*w y the eiiief.

qtll-

ct,ronteut,an agrccment,a tnicej»

favour, leave, or permission, a-

toncmcnt, recoRcifiation.

Pax,u.'/i/. ytl. ititerj. pcace! (palc.

l'a\illus, i. m. 2. u stake, post, ar

PE.
Pccrans, tis./>' sinning t ofTcn(line;.
Pcr.citio, onis./. 3. an oHendinijp.
. I'cr cator,dris.4»l3 a sinner,au adulr
wliat 1'anlo mox, in a little t!me,| tcrcr.

by and b\,/'«*i. Paulo minus, tc-;I'< ccatrix, Tcis /. 3. a sinncr.
r\ ritar, wiibin a littlc, .V-/t/. ,'Pcccatum.i u-2. sin, faidt,otTence.
1'aululun), adv. a littlc (shoi1.;l'ecc.itur, imperf. it is donc amiss,

J,partic<dar. 1'aucisdicb.i^'PauluIus, a, uin. a<l). littlc, small | nr ill.»hcy sin,y; ottcnd.(oroflcn»j
i a fcw <la\ s f '*//;///. ln pdii-|l*aul<un, nr/.< u little, pro 1'aulo. .1'eccatums. a.uin pt about to w^
:h*is (|U'im,iu a fc w da\ s af-jl > a*ilus,a,uiu.ii///.vcr\ littlc rsmaH|l'co(-.ttus, us. m.\. the coinmitting
uet. Intcr patiros f.uniliari|l'a\o,onis m.iif'.> a pcacock (cockj of a criute, or olfcncc,a crime.
ne of his iiitimate fricnd>,
^atlv. &v\ lom ('l\ii .

*i:iium t i n. a want ot" words
jj, a*is./ A. fcwncss, snull

l'.tvonaccus,a. iim. a<!j iike a pc:i. I'« '*.*<). arc n. &. a l.tosin,to aeta*

l'avoiiiuus,a,um.a<//. ol'a pcaccck,
madc of pc;icock's fcathcr».
l'avor, oris. m- \. jrrc.it fcar, ilifad

iii.ss.toinuisgTcss,io otfcnd,to err,
to ui.ktuke,to blundcr, *o commit
adultcr} . »*brccd:n,";muchcuttle.

:r, scan:it\, rarcncss, con-l*aiiper,cris a./z.ior.r mp eiTini»is, , l'cro: , oMis, :i,um i/./;.full of cattle.

*s.

, jc a. atlj.pl very fcw.
cio ![pavc,fasioi t cere fcci,
I, act. 3. to makc afraid

*up poor, iiced\,itieari,Io\v,li'.i1e

scanty, triliin^, feeble. Mcoj>ur*i

paup'T iu .cre. I ain poor,but not

in dcbi,//*r. I' uri^r \ ohiutas.uii- w 1i«t«. w iili t«. pi:*-y upon au instru-

Pcctcn.i'iis..'.*i.x-/..>.;i comb.a rake f

a wool-card, a h-irrou tlc* s»l;i\ ct'

u weavi r's li.on.iiic stick,or(iuilt
.. i - .. •. i- ..... .. •

rtus, a»um pt, astonished» jjcncrou.s, r «lig^urdly, Ov. I mcnt acocklc. Pcctiuc^^*^^
ited, put in irreat fear. PauptrclluSja.aiii.au). poor,m€a*o.\ f%Ui* \\\ *\»*aA. V «4<s»vxN %^v%x\*^

354r

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FEI)

PEL

pjror.iinv.s.a.um .; :/.ior,r/M//;.issi-.Pedis-.eqiius l i, m. l 2. a f<
niiis.s\-.\"> iiiim".«.-<l,r'«'li, prohtaidr.jPed-tatuvi* m 4 thr* foo
Pcus, opv. «. 3 sh.:ep, u flock of Peditum, i. /i 2. a foist,

**ild chirvil, /\7»». ' c;:ai.v, /*.* s-nn of irnr..\v, goods. Pcdissequa, *rW Pedesqu:

Pcctcn-.iUi,j, um /» .tohecoiribcd !Pceiinr:r'.ii.s,a, uiii r •//. pvcuni::r\ .j w:iitinj;*-maid an atteni
Pectcns. t.s. /»/. cvnbmjc
Pectinatim. atlv like a lom!)
Pcctiuutus, a. uin. ftt. rumhcd.
Pectino.arc.o.1 to roml\loharro\\
Pectitu>,a,um pt com!>cd,!..u kled.

cardrd, dre-sr.l wecdcd.
Pecto tcre.exi &.rxin,cxu?n,a.S to

comb,to dreN% to hoe,to we« d, t
Pcctor, ti. p. to !>e cor*i:'ed. (!)«-;;'
Pectdrale is. n » a brrasipi:*

Pcdo,dcre,pcdrdi,pcditi
Pcdum,i.n ashephr*nP*u
Pcjrascius,a,um a.lj. mos
Pegnseus, a, um «•/# m<
1Vjpiia,utis n .ia woodci
for plays,a bookc.i.<..\ari
1'eginaris.e atlj.oi' o/ on t
Pejerfitu.% a, um- pt. pci

sheep.a shecp,caU!r, aumltitudc
of calfle. brutc, ahiutish prrson.
a Siave.Volutile 1'cris.UnK* fowl,
•'"•//. Oimio quum Protcus pecus
nj-it, sva-calves Ihr. Neptuni pe-
ci.s». a M*a monsle r.fVr/rir/.
P.rus s.cl rertus o')solcvit,udis./
Pectoralis, e. •.«//. pcc';o:.d, of thJ i\ •.» o. a sh? ep

brcust. (having* r. •j.vut hi\ uv. Pc«l.d \ is n .» the lrnjjtli of.i foot, P».jcro [pcjor.JMro"!. arc
Pectorosus, a, um. «•// ior. n. ;;/•. u foot-cloth a sock- (spacc. f«>rswear, er be forsww

Pecuinculus, i *.*. 2 u s1iel!li»h. !Vd.d'.s, cr/«//. ofa fi-otmcasurc,oi Pejor, us r:/';. \ H cimp
Pectus,^ris /i.a the hvea^t/he.^t oiji\:!.r,urn mis.»' >. a prop,or pole worsr. Kapere iu pcj<
bosom a p.ip, the lif-urt. ini.id. r/*|!*\dimcntum, i ?» /.' //■/. Pedamcn tem.to put thcscvcrest
soul, cou/agc. rc-.olution, str.ii!i i-^dand*.!*» a, um/..' tobcpropprd tion upon. <■
fi^enius(rattle.ailockofsliei p,fi.sb np. (of a foot, inferior lov.er.iPej:is,nr/?-. c mp- wor*c.
Pecu n indtch in //////• pccii.vum. ■Pc«* , .:"c* *.-:.,niii «; .'/.ofthc mcasurciPcl, in composition,stan
Pecuaria, ium /•/ ;/.p:is*.'."iA ^ c.»P.l. .'P- ... :ii s.ui.^o:-. -*, those senatorsjPchigia, x f. 1 tlie pur
Pecuuri:i,a.'./.tlie bus : ncss of^.» ! \\\> t'.-.\ v iv«l not tluir sense in'Pehtfisi'S,i P*ilairiu>,a,i
ing 1 \\K | \» 'ii-. !, :* wrnt to thc part, or »r belonjrinjrto thesea

PecuTirix anim pl f. ilorkic! r.i'-. sj!>. i.fthosr vvhos;.- opimon the\ livinjc in sult watrr.
Pecuarhio, a. uiii. r/.-V. ofca* '.!.•■ iPrd/^sm.r./r.fVjfit h\ ir.-itrwercforPelaGfus, i. n 2. tlie soa.

Pecu.irius. i n.2 a tfv:. /!»".•. a iar ,! ; c Intir, e - 1» i <s /!

i pr.irrpnifrilp.
I

Pecuinus n, iiin i.'r/i.of bhi-1'p'.u •.:* P«.d'.t':» a.inn /'/.iooted.proppei
PerMlatio,onis. /'. . ;/./ Pr ".il.iti- . [i\ '. \ : s, t,s /./. an attack

agiis,
Materix tanto in prlag
orcan of mattcr, Lucr
Pchmis ldis Jt \s.vdis
Pcc.Mlator,6r:s .//..) liethai eii.br.* *'id. >, n;s r w/ :>/»..;. u foutman, of the tumiy kind.

/les public u.oiuy, a plundnc:-. c»iieoufo<»i,.»f'»o*.-s''!dicr,;hr foot.Pclasgiis, \. f. '2. a sort (

Pccnhmisus.w.-l.tlic rrime oieni ;i body of f"ot Pcd'.to>,tlie cnm-.P-licrimw, i. m. a pelics

bezzlin^piibiicnioiiey,/f;*]rood-,- . i.i-m p.-oide, a!l ranka. -Pellabor viil. Perlahor.

dcspoilin^v/cheatin-aplundr» ji^de- •rhrc. ;>.,!;., Ks.^hocpc iPrllacia,ar/l.an invitin

Pe.cfiliaris, r.irlj. peruliar.partien ileMre, • 'hie .^ h :*c p« «l -s ris, ^iPcllax, aci*s.r/.'/;'.whredli

lar, remarkabie binjr.il'ir.pri\ati . hoc: pi d. Mre c.!j ou footj.elonjc i , clIectio.6iiis,/3. an ei

Pecidiar.tcr. atfc es^rciully, sin- in^ m .iforitir.:r.',.>;fo(it..!.old : .er,M>i Pellectus,a.iim.>>f. cntif

jrtdarly. propcrly. ?'.ri\::t« V. lar.:l.Iiuiiible.Ui\\,p.*ior v lv,\vyril ^V/lc^o,p-erc.r;.3torrai

Pcc»ilio,arc*.f.l. to mid to Irs o\vn.J n c Icuniiii.^^/.step hvstcp-slow-Pelleiulus x,um.p: tobe

Pcllens.tis /if.banisUinc
Pellcx, lcis. / . a whoi
a stmmpet,*aniistrcss.
Prllicatus, ikmi thc:
Pclliceu*s a, um. afy U
Pellicio [per.lacio], ctr(
tum,a.3.toinvciglc,toc

Pccfiliosus, n, um. tulj. wealth-. . \\\.t\u a, x.J. a fetter a snare.

Peculium,i.;i.^.privato posscsfilo* .|P-.il;relli.ib',i.ffj 2.tUm a little louse.
o.-session, sihstunre. v.caltii Pcdieinus i.w 2. the footofa press
oricU, a ivan's privy parts. Pcd!c«d;ir!«, e. tvlj. «f a lnuse.

P
tfor

Pcr.rdur.uri, atii8S!im, J.l. to roh, Pcdiculhsus, a, uiii. ntlj. lousy.
ordcfraiidtliepubi;r > top(culatcl\d.i«;uius, i. m . 2. a little foot, a
/V-#«f»ia j ar i /Cl.iB«icy,an«sVatcipc- *ulk, § r stwm, a lonsc, an inscct.

1 mtfj

FEX

FEX

S5B

ttract.9rdraw,to deceivv, stant, drooping.

ac / 1- u littlc skin
arc.a.Mobiudovcrwith

(ricr.
is. m. 3 a tanncr, a fur-
f the skin, or hide of :•
nuuv*s skin, parchmcnt,

(skin.
t» am. a*(/. clothcd with
:\pepuli puls iiu. a :i. to
drive, *■ chuse out, or n-
expel, to banUh, to rc
> cpteuch, to dcstroy, t.o'
to drive back, or rcpcl.
r> piH?i,4i'thru9t,to strikc
ir play upon,to knock at,
, allect, t>r tno\c. to vcx,
?, tocnre.

putsus [>. to be drivcn.
»,tis pt clcar, pcrspicuou.-

crc, uxi. u- to be tr.i ,s-

(cy

endeo^cre.pependi.n. 2. tohang*.
tohauirup,tobc supportcdjtodv.
peud»orrcly»tobederived»tobcn.'i.
9rstoop,tolinf?cr,oj*stay l tor?ni.ai
or continue, lo wcigh, to float, '//
swim, to wiivct, to bc doubtfu!-
unscttled or in suspe.i»s:\ to "•>»
uueasy. Aninus tibi pcndet, yoi
arr in a cpian-.iary, 7W\

Pend:tur imp.-f. thcy pay.

I'i:udo dJri:,j)C;)cndi.j.cns'im a.3.
to w«:i|^!i,to poudcr, to thiiik, or
consi lcr of.to esiccin^ratCjVahu
or regardvO p:iv, tos'i!J'er,to u:i-
derjro Digw.is pcndcre ( «Tates,t;j
rcturn duc thanks. Stnt

i\ n.lor di, ustis. p. to bc wcijrhe 1,

UlOU£ilt4.

Pcnctralis^^/n^p^bclonfctng to
thc iumost purtsof any placc, or
jialacc picrcinjr. Dii pcnctralcs,
«lic houschold tfods, VitctH.

.'cnctrandus.a,uiii./»/ to pcnctrate

■'enctran.^tis^.-penctratine^pic.rc-
•intr. entcri njr, pnstiiur throu^h.

Pcnetratio, onis /'. 3 a picrciiijr*

-'cnvtratnr,dris.m 3. a peuctr.itur.

Penctratur, /"••//■ r\ they enter.

Pcnctratus, a, um. p: pcnelratcd,
picrced, enteivd in.o.

1'c.nclro, are. acf. 1. to pcnetratc,
pieroc««rc.itcrinto»tocnTer,top:i»«
throujrli '*r to, to imade to smk
d'»\\'ti.to d'.S'.e!i.i,t) cxaminc.Pc-
netriTc .»•■?, to thrus', run, w put

tobcco:isidcrciH\»:i.ip."idcntup oncV s.lf iiito. Vihil Tibcri-in»
muY,l sh.dl be paid or punisiicd.' mn<rii pcnctravit, more.scn.Mbly

Pcndtilus,a,tr.u <..//' hanjri:ij*;down.; alrccu-d lii-u,7'tjc Tuiipc«'-lr.i-
Pendula vcsti^ia suftly/jiitiptuc.j b.n c.o*, it came into thcir niiu-is,

Us,atis./. 3. transparen CUiwl Dubi.\' spe pe-id:iiiMhor.v,i I.ur.' Quin p"ii'.s m.- a l plmvH

ilus. a, um uilj pivttyi at uiiCertai:ries, doubifii!, //■-■r. : pcnctrai ; ? had d.Cil ' /'.'<*/.'.

:lear,transparent brijrbt. • > ctiv-.«i/:- isai'nrisf/;'al.ii<vst.:K-ni'i;*I'cnctrisr, «iri. pw v. to b-: ,jicrced.

is, a, uin. mlj. ior, c fnft.-l^cncs.^i-.c/i.cuin.f.vc iti oii^sp:)^-' v.i; •c:llu.4 l i. '■•; ^ Pcnictlluuj, i /i.

e. ocr. 3 to wash all over.
II Is f. 3. a shclhTi.sh
f. 1. a targ^et in foriii of a
)ii (arnicd witli a pefaj
W Pcltastcs,x« m. 1. one
gim. atij. haviinja /'?//<*.
puelloe^hcAmazons^VMr
f .i. a basin for water to

er.dsp ; i»al pos«ic is" : . ••uorcuslody.
at,vith,:ibi:.it.cor." -ruin;:. Qucji.
pencs e-^t virt 1 !"., is a«!orr.*.\t wi:l.
it Plaut (lu^: te e »t pi-r.cb is in\ o.

'2 a m;uu\ : , 'sp;'i:cil.:' -.ofi -^onjre,
a p : . •''■ oftciit,*.' hut. 1'cnicillv
t."*'iO"ii. v. ' .- ! ..:: '■-1;;m.?]ic4 us*..d
by pl.i-.er- :v, /•'•

7*cr.l»cnes te cj ; :u - .* yoa iuyou: i*c ; ii cuhi-, i. ." :. i^-niiriii.i"^, :. ;:.
wits? Ilftr, Fidi-s cjiis rci pcni a| 2. a pai '*.:•.: '*» |K- .c.l any thinic
auctorcs erit, thc a;t*:!i:):-s rOud' ibai. sc:v.'!i t-.i v.ipn, u- ■;'.*ol;:
answi-r fur i<s truth, «V:/ 1 . v.ltlt, a c ):»!;'^ r.n.-.i a,Ton

e feet.and for othcr uses. Penetra ! >i'lis,ca'i/.ior, c ;../>• ])ene-PC-uiu -id:i. :c. f. 1 a :icn!n»ida.
tfl.A butterj', or pantry.l trablcitliat mav I>c picrced,picr. - i'ci*i*f, ; s. //;. .1 a 1:.'.I, :\ ii:;i. f 's \ard.
a,um.^(/'of.e/ bclon^injr' in^ t pciictraiin|r. Cupnt ha.'ii pc-

feiona, or victuals
ia. m. in $ing. undc
ium. pl m 3. houschold

nctrabile Nili, n(/. to bc toumi
out, Stiit.
Pcnclrale is.Sc Pcnctml. alis. «. 3

onte, seat or fixcd habi- tlie rcccs*. c/r ininost part of an\

gate-(hishousehold {rods
rAUiD. o4/- that carricth
iis.pt. hnnjrin^, depcnd-
ing, reauly to fall, er hap-
i|itudwjB« iouiuoeat, in

place, a house, seat, place of lu-
bitation,orab<hlc Kli<piidi«i penc-
trahbus, out of tbe dccps, .Vi/.

'':ui»c, «■/■.■ n i": [. m-:'i ', ■.■.v/i. Iii-
warJlv, \vi , i::, , 1 ib cp'v-

Pcn : fii.>.a, u:n. tutj. ioi* r. xtxp \%%\-
nius, *■•//■ isiv. ird, f;ii* wlihin, re-
moic, t];.it liath a t:iil.

PC'nit(is,cH/v. wiiliinjn thc inmns'.
aiui most«<?cTCt partjiiorouj^hly,
pcrfectU «clcarK »cnlirrly.\vhoUy.
Aniini pcnetralia ima, Stai. inen-l aJtogcther. remot* 1\ , tar ovU
Ui pcnetnJuitCVa-iii mtt«t5CCiv.tJl*e,unx;x.f.\.^\\:*ft^t^v*^^

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m wing of a bird,a plume on a hcl-
met«\fcae alz pcnnas non habent.
my winjrs are unflcd;rcd, 1 have
no powcr, Pmr. Sinepcmis vo-
lare hadd facilc cst,to work with-
outtooI&jf&iiif.Mc demiscre Phi-
lippi decisis humilcm pcnnis,
turncil out of my coinmand, and
ruined in my cstate, // r. Ma-
jorcs peiinis nido cxtendissc lo-
<nieri*,that 1 have illustratcd thc
nicanness of my desccnt,/'/. Fcli-
cibus cdita pcnnis,born in a h:ip-
py minutc,to a good fortune,/ J r.'/
Pennaria theca, a pcncast*.
Pcnnatus.a,um. arfj. wingcd. Pcn-

nati amorcs, Cupids, ClamL
Pennifer,a, um aiij. havinjr wiiijrs
Penni£er,a,um.<z.(/ havinjr wings
Pcnnipcs,cd''S.w/(/.that halh win£-
cd feet, or winfrs on the fect.

Penmtor 9 ari/»(in. to be cxamined« one in a. word. (mcat,am
Pcnsiuncula,x./ an acknowledg-Pemim.i n. 2. all kindsofi

ment . PenQria.se/1 . pcnury,grci

Peuso,are.a. l.to weiph,to ponder, want,scarcit y, rareiieis, i

to consider,to cxammc,toestecm Pc

nus,i,?*l us. d #. all ms
prnvisions for a family,pr
food, a stock of provisii
dcr,fucl,an inner room ol

purple jrarrnciitwiUiouti

lonjr robc for goddesses,

Pepo dnism.3.apompion(

Pcpticus. a, um adj. dig<

„ . viitaptfnnnj.fj a pcntaptote(feet

Peunipotens,tis r.g. a b"?rd aibwl. PcuLitcuuhuin, i. »i -. the Pcnta-
Penniila,a:./!_.alitUcwin{r(pense»l tcuch. or fivc books of Moses.
Pcnsandus,a, um. pt. to hc recoin
Pcnsans ivn.pt. wci|rhinjr,coiLsidci'-

injr.recompcnsiu&inaking' good
Pcn_alio,onis. /*. 3. a recompcnsc.
Pcnsator, oris. m a wcijrher
Pensatiirus, a, uni.pt. that will rc-

compcnsc.
Pen„atus, a, um. pt. considcrcd.

orvaluc,to cxchangc,to supp!y,to

compcnsatc, to requite, to makc

amcnds for, to repair.

Pcnsor, ari. pa** to be estcemcd.jPenu* bns o. 3 all kindsol
Pcnsum,i. n. 2. ahandtulof wool,| ons,orvictiials»picklcdpp

&c. yam, tbrcad, a task, a work^Peplus.i.m &Peplum«i.a.2

uiulertakmg,chargc,or office, re- of thc ship Panatheniica

gard, thought, care, conccrn, or

account. (ing

Pensura, «./ aweighing, ©rpay-

Pcnsurus,a,um./>/aboutto wcijrh. , _

Pensus,a, um. pt- & adj. ior, c mp. Pev 9 pr.r(> hy,through,in, h

weijrhcd,examined*paid,weighty across. al, during, after.
Pcntag6nus,a,um.rtf// pentafronal. causc of,by reasnn of, on
IVntiTneter. tra, trum. adj. of live of,undcr pretence.o.colc

thc leave,or permi.ssrmi
incans.niinistry.o.'-pcrforr

_._._. by thc power.oranUioritj

\\ •ntathhim, i- n 2. an exercisc ofj vata perac vumttcmally.

tivc jr.uncs orsports. vis leaping

runniiiir, (juoiUug, darting, :uid

wre:»Uin«r.
Peutathlus, i. m. thc statucof onc

who had bccn victor in thc fivc

gamcs. (Whitsuntide

Pcnt.roste.cs./. 3. Pcutecost, or times for through ; as

Pc.isiciilo.arca 1 to consider wcll I'..nti7ris,is./ i.a vcssel having iivc
Pen.iciilo- (irfv. with gre: ' ' . -

Pensilis,e. atii. hanirinjrir

.*at care.
dj. hang^injr in Uic air,
nr up, uppcr.

Pcn.-iain, udv. willi frrcat carc.
Pcnio, oiiis. f. •». a pcn>io:i,a pay-
mciitofmn;icy,rcntofahousc,i.ur.l
&c a rccnjnpciisc.orrc.|uital.(eil.
Pen.sitandus,a,iiiTi./».'. lo he wcigu-
Pensjtati > bni.sy* -a coinpcns ition
Pcnsitat«.ir,oris m. 3. «an cxaniiu.r.
P^iisuut»

banksofoars. (mer

Pent hCMrnnicris,is./3.a pcnthemi-
Pcntorobon, i. ru 2. piony
Penu. indccl. id. quod Pcmis.
Pcnuarius, a, um. adj bclonjring'
to provision.

PcriuI,i,T'f/'P;cnula,?c/ 1. acloak,
ashort.thick.nappcd coat, a cov-
cr,orwrapper Peiiulum scindcrc,
to hold onv fist ( Vr. vix attin-
pere, to ohtain not casily, /«/.
J '~ ;n:Iat'iy %TV ,* p;uniil:it!is,a« l * m « *•'•

I m

tcmpus cg^redi, scasona!
Pcr otiuni, at tlieir own
Uv, Per omnia,in cven"
C /.I*erse sibi quisf|iie< S 1
naturallf dear to hiinsel
Pcr, in composition, staiv

us, u, um. pt. w.*i^hed.

COIlSldc!cd, thoilgbt UpOll. -■iiuwiy.TV" |);bh;ii;h!iv. iim,;i;. iiiuwii , as, |".*-«* vy i~

Peiuito,ikrc.a 1 to ponder otVxyji ■ Vwcairm^aclo-cwarin.sh- •» •: c!i ak|Pera,x./ll.a bag,*crip,«r
, w^ioej.ojnauicmucU i to payo_\ct\\^wu\^ satchvl a a pokc,bud^ *

sometimes for through,o:
peRAinbulo: somctimcs f<
er ; as, pcrfricn : sonift
i*ound,o»about;as,percinj
times for upon.- as, pcrfl
timcs for up or in r **• I
.someUmes for thomug
percoquo: somctuncs fm
weutirelyias^perdoniotso
for strictly; as, perconto
timcs for vcry; as,pence
sometimcs For greatly,
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rde, ath\ ▼ery ab*unVv. ! r^erijror, y\, actus. />. to bc per-
rdus a,um.arf/.very ahstinl fonncd.

, cris, crc. attj. very sharpJpenurraudus, a, um. pt. to travcl
r.9ncu\ c (tarl or £ricvousj ovcr. (veviiifr

!>us,a, uiti adj. vcry sotir, Pcrugrans tis./>r.passinjcovor, sur-

co,cere,cui-n. . to be very " "'- ~~'~ r

ucasy, or displcasing'.
is, a. um. a<(/. vcry sour.
,omfl./!a closiii£,an ending
*, oris. m 3 a performer
•us,a,um pt.thsi' wi i picad.
t, a,u.u./>t\ pcrfonncu, dis-

rtied, obtalned. dcclarcd,

Pcragraiio. onis./. u pnifrnss
PcragTatus,u, um. pt pasncd ovcr.

tivc. (tboroughly, ©r clcarh .
Pcraudicndus, a uin pt to !>e ln-ird
Perbuccuatus,a,um./*..rj4.rii£ovcr
/Vrbarchor, ari .Itus ..■ uji. d:p. K

to rovel. to riot, to rayv.
Pcrbvatus, a,nm. at\j very happy.
Perbelle. adv. vrrv wcll.

Pcragro pcr- agerj.are act 1. to Pcrbenc, arh\ excecd.n^ly «vell.
pass,travcl, wan Jer, r nin ovcr |Perbcnev6Iu.sa,um. aJ/ v% n kiiid

topass. rtravel thrciUfrh tovicw,

■ rsurvcy,to discovcr,to lay opcn

©r disclose, to spv :ad, r dnTusc.

l.finisucd, complclcd, ac.-Peraflror, ari/> tobc passcd owr

Pcralbus, a, uni. adj. vcry * p h!le

kribcd,picaded,pasticdov-Peramans, tis pt. loving* cntircly,|PcrbIande, adv. vcry kiudl.v.

Pcrbcnijrne, a//r.vcn k ndly.vcry

courtcouah, or civiily.
r*erb«bo, bcnr, bi, bitum act.o. to

driuk, oj- sur.k up, to takc in.
lYrbun, crc &. urc. /i.l to pcriih.

Pcrhlandus, a um. <i<(/ vcry kind^
courteous. r complaisant.
Pcrbonus, a, uin. adj very good,

7uu{rh,pust,spcnt,>.\haust- vcry fond.

ed expircd. hcld kept. Pcramanter. adv most lovingly

uerc ui, utiun. act. 3 to*Pcramhulans, ixs.pt. walkinjr ovcr.

•ry siiarp. (mucb Vmmbiilo,are a 1. to walk, pass convenient, curious, or fruiiful.

:, attv. vcry sharply, H ertravd ovcr to sprend ovcr fsanVPer:>revis. c. adj. vcry short.

s,a .-m jitj. very sharp,jPcrimxnus. a, um. atij. vcrv pl •..•■.uPcrbrcVitir, adv. vcry bncHy.
Jtlc-w.ttyjiij^nio.is, rftnePcrainplus, a, uni trlj vcry larsfc Pcrca, x f. 1. a perch (IvheatciL
:&ceu», tis. c. ,§• ouc vcTyJ!'cninrr^i»tc ar/t\vcrycl%iflc1y-(fair.|Pci*C'i1cfactuv, a t iini pt. thorouffh»

(youth. PcTiin.r.-Mis.a^uiii.a^// vcrystre.it. / J ercalco, crc,ui. »<*7i/. to bccoiae
-^centfdus i. fn a ..icre' rnarow, very confinod. vcrv hot.

'C.ttD.a, um /;/ fnnslicd.

:, ««/r vcry e pially

), iic act. 1. ro c.juul.

:s, a, mii adj v.. ry c- jual. v<% rapposit , .is,a,U!n.a((/ ver\ propvr! » V.cand .-iucio,cre.a.to makc \ ery

d>i!va,uui./»i' tnbcpcrform- 1'crtra .s tis. pt. plowinjr, turrow. Pcrcandidusu,;».-..a 'j vcry whitc

dlcd puSncd or •>;*». nt.

Peraano [pcr, ;«:uuis] arc r-rit. l.,7Vrcallco,crc lui neitt to bc har-

toliv.oot rsurvivc a ycar.(cnt ! dcucd, w un:iiovcd, to undcr*

Pc*raTiti<pr..s,a uin adj. vcr\ ;uici- »iand pcrfoctly (Kot.

in r ;. r wr.lin.rall ovcr (writtcn.Pcivarus, a, i,m ». [i % :cr\ dcar.
is, tis/>/. pcrio^niu^. driv-l\rirritus f :i,uni fit. ploujjhcd ovcr, Pciv.iMt-iti a, uni al; .cry vvarv.
!u. a,uin. /i/. |^:dlt'd.(iiiir-jPt : ranliius a,um adj. • er\ di!licik. IVrecl» b"ulus, a,um.jX'- divuljrcd.
i, ui"e. ar/.l to r.usc upJ^frares^M-crc w,.J to bc, r frrow Pciv.i^br:?». c. c ^. \cry famous.
to mix. I vcry dry, or hard. (»;■ witty. VrcclchiWjUri /».to !)•: d!v;:Ij^;d.

irAri/>. to bc wcll stirred. Pcrarjrritusu uiw* « 1/ vcry siuart, Pcrcclcr, '•». c. a-//. vcrv «pcedy,
yjre, cjri, .ictum. n. •• toPcriridim a.u.n. «/// too dry. ■ or<t.ddcn.

i, tucsrcutc, to d.s»)atcli,:Pcr.trfiiatus.a, uni pt- \vc!l urincd Pcn*cU ritcr, uth: vcry specrlily.
i lo pcrfcct,to uccoiuplish, /Vnro,fjrc.a.l to furrowsdl ovcr Pcrccllo,lcr»:,cii1i & i •!**. cuUam,
irc, writc, r dcscribc, to; to suii ovcr.totr.iu:icribc,yr\vTitc. n. >.to >triki',hit,Qr sniii , . , ')orcr-
j pcnisc, to read ovcr, tr>Pcrarur, uri /»/;jiv. t<> bu writtcn • throw, ovcrs.t or bc;U down, to
r loweijrii,t«>pus!»thnMi£hJPcr.is'>cr, a, uni wtj verv rou^h.' s;)o.'",t<) wouud lo uIvci,io toucli
to spcnd,to wastc, to kiil. ! Pcra»tutc, adv very subliily \ ©•■ ino\r v to aMhcL,to xstouish or

itcli, to pic.nc, tr» till, loPcratnn, adv. by suiail parccls. . surprisc, to uba^h. ur r»-t o.it of
hol<l,or kccp, t« coucoc(,:Pcra1tcntc, adv. vcry attcntively.' counlcnuucc to dcicr,- r \ •■.» oif.
k». n?cratlcnt us,:u'ini. #t //. vcry attcn- Pcrccllor, li^cvi.Vavxa»^ .Vm\»^ ^-^m^v

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Perceptio,6nis/3.a pcrceiving,o/
Perceptum, i. n 2. a spccuIaUon.
Perceptiinis,a,»r.n.pf.ab©utto per-iPcrcdmis^c o/#. vcry courteous, ov

ceive, or lcarn, to perceivc. nllablc.very civil or obliging.Oy.

Perceptus, a v unu pt. pcrceivcd, Pcrcomm6dc,a</t.'.veryconveniLiit

known, lcarnt, perfectly, gxittcn, Percommc<lus l a,um.«4/. vcry con-

enjoycd.

dcck, adorn, r beautify, to pcr- /'ercunctor,5ri.d!r'/>.l. to ii
fect,orfinish,to reverence greulh quire, to deraand, to coi

ftdvisc with

Pcrciipidus, a,um. atfj. vc

/Vrcupio,} crc,Tvi,itura> n

sire euniestlv, or -rcallv

Percflrutus, a, um pt tho

vcnicnt, or scnsonable.

cccidi. aet. o. to beat all o\cr, to
bcat thoroujrhly, or entircly.

Percidor, di. puss to be beatcn.

P«rcieo»irc,ivj,Hum. a. 2. to call,
or proclaim, to move, or stir up,
thoroughly, U> strikc, or piercc.

Perciiigo,girc,nxi,nctu.n.rti.-/. ?.. tn-
encompusaround to gml, or lie.

/ , tfrc'io,irc,ii.& ivi, uct. 4. to movc
frreatly,to ciira^e.to provoke.

pLrcipiemlus,a,um. pt. to Lc secn.
orundcrstood,to bc rcaped,or ga-

Percip':cns,tis />/.rccciv ing(iherc:i

Percqro [per, capio], pcrc, cfpi,
crptum <i..i.to pcrceivc,to undtr-
stund, ar apprchcnd, to know, to
conccivc,to recollect to reccivo,
to learn,to retam,to mind,attcnd

seizc upon.to seizc, to guilicr.
Percipior.i.ccpius»/.*to be reccivcd
Pcrcisus,a,um/'.'. beatcn,or maul

cd ail ovcr, beaten thoroujrhly
.Percito,urc.a. l.to ro-isc.or stir up.
PtrciUis,a,uJii. /•/. movcd,aniittcn.

highU disturb. d,|Hit in a passion.
PercTvilis,c.«(//. vcry uifable- (ed.
Perc»ctus4i*a;n./;/.thor(>ii«;}ilyb(iil-
Perco£nitUtf,u, uui. W. discovercd

thoroug"hly.(know pcrfcctly wcll'

qilCSllGUS.

l'ercuntator,ons. m. J. an asker ofl througii, thickcning

Pcreunvns,tis pt. paising

qticstions, an inqutsitivc person
Percwuutus, a, Um. pt. askcd.
^<frcontor, ari, atus. r/. 1. to ask
strictly.toiuqairetilcmarid-orfpies-

tion,to e\pcct, tany, or wait for.
PercontuinaXyacis. adj. very stub-

born. (ous

Percnpiosusi a, um. adj. very copi-
/V.'co<juo,ucre,oxi.octum. a 6. tc-.

boil thoroughly ,to c.ook,or d:vs.s

to scurcli.* ohcut rwamifto r»pci
l , crcoquor,u:,coctus./.jf. to bc boil-
Pcrcrassus,a,uin.(i(//.vcry thick[C('
/Vrci a cbresco,ccrc,brui& bui./i. ...

to bc divulg-cd, to bc sprcud, or

noiscd abroad, to prevail.

to.or rcgurd, to form, or take, to P«.rc c u t, imp it liath bccn di-

vulged, or spread.

Percumtur^mp it is run o
citcd told, or sct fortii

/V»"curro,rcre,ri5ccucurri »
to nin urpass over,or tlin
ruuin hastc, to run

PcreuiTor ri /» to be run t

J'creurs:itio, oms./. 3. a ra
pr-»;rro.-»s :i pass.r.g throu;

Pwicur^ir , oins/* j. a -*pci
ni.urovcr in l\u uiincLUun

/ J crcurso,urc« i tor:uijf»rh

Pt. a rcursus,n,uui pt runovc:
vcil,rccited,recouat^v!, n
up

PercMasio,Anis/. -.a strokc
ing:,beutin^,c" knocking,
ping 1 , or rr..ckin^ , ,(i I .*.i'c:r v

l*ercussi)r,6ris.»«..i a^tr.ke:

/VrcrcpOjpui.ituin.w.lto rcsound Pcrcussurus, a? um. pi- »

/ J rrcn.lcior,"ari/*cm.l.to bc vexed,

r wounded to thc very so.il
Percrudus.a uin. atlj- very unripe
/VrcudOjderc.dijiisuin.a.J.tocrack
PcrciilNiis,:i,iini./;/.stnick, smittcn.

strike.

l\ , xvu.«sus,;»,iim.^f.*truck. •
bcatcn,iiit,stautpcil,cr inc
ed,* ouiidcd.killcd,s].'iin,!
fd,:ts.onished, ailiicU-il, (I
c<i,a1icctcd,movcd, rai»ci

overtln-own. wounded, shocked,

adccted touchcd, movrd, alHict-; or forniud. cut, dujr, cait
ed,astoui: l iicd,ama/.ed, sMr])riscd i 1, rcussus v us m.a*lrokc V
1'erculsus, us m 4. a sirokc ! |>rcu.ssiis/'i:e beaunjrofll
Pe7-cojrnosco.crc«nbvi.iutuni«a..>tol l <'!cuUus, a. iun /•/. wcil-dresscd. Vc cuiieudus.a, um./f*to!
Pcrcolutio, onis / o. a straining-. il , crcunctans,Us//r. askiujr, in([uir-J tcn.
Fercotitu», a, uui. pt. Htrained* { in^. |pcrciltio[per, quaUoj, tere

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:. ti. to strikc, smite, ov vcry lonjr timc.

drawn. pcr«uaded, blottcd out.

rike ofT,to strike,9rbeatPerdix, icis. <l. j. 3. a partridj^. 1Vnhidunv'«/^lonirsince(trcasnB

kill, slay.or munlcr, tu'/Vrdo,deriYli.ry!ituiii.ri 3.'.olo,c,

»r terrify,to astonish, toj to spend,*r consurne,to wastc,t(

ulilc, r i\\ ifjuict, to :if- lavisli«squ:indcr,'/rthrow aw.iy,tc

)vc,to plcxse wdelijrht, riiin, r undo,lo de*tn»y,tn kill,v/

e, or cozcii, l.) iiiakc,©'- slay,to r.ivigVjtospuiljtocorrupt,

ut a tlitch, o." trcnch. or dt-b.tuch. to forjret.

:i cusstis /i.to bc slruck7Vnloceo,crc cui,ct'im o.totearh,

>,a um ai/j.vcry coinely'. r iiistrucl pcrfccUyCthorou^hh

,a,um. atij. vcry ridiou-1'crdocte, aJv very knowinirly.o-

.-d,Lillcd,<9r slain,to losc.Pcrdoctus.a,iiiYi.p'.cr*fi /-.p.ifcrth

.a,ui:i. /f/.to he loV,deS-| taujrht,«r instructcd, vcry Icarn

, a, um. «'//. vrry thick.j cd, very knowiiv, o- skihul

i-.Tc.sui.o.o.to kiie:ul,to/Vrddlco,tTe.hii,l;luin. n. 2. to be

baucli, to dclilc.

, i. ». 2. pcllitorv-

vc\cd tothc vcrv hcart.

m

l-crd61utuvd,iun. /M.hcwedsmooir
lis, c. acj/.vcry dillicult. / J mlolor,firi,atu.s. />. l-t*j bc hcwcd
iUT,Of/v.ver\dim'cultlv.l suiooth.or verv carefullv.

* » * i • *

a,wnW/ inost worthyofjPerdomandusa.nm. /»Mo bc whol-

iStis. adj vcry ddijrcnt.
t-T,« 7i\very dilijrcntly,
fully, cxactly.
lus,:i,um. pt. to bc tho-
trarncd.

crcvlidici.a. 3. to lcarn
ly, perfccUy,»!* e\actly.
ci . /*.to bc learned pcr-

ly subducd, or conqucrcd.
Penlomitiirusa, iim f>t ahoutto

subduc,or conquer(ducd,bn>k;cii
Pcnlnmitu*,a,um- pt. tamed sub-
/Vrdonio mui,mitum.a.l. to tamc,

to Kiihductolally, to vanqiish, to
Perdomor.uri />.to bc subducd h kill
/Vrdormisco, crc. n-3. to slcep c-

noujrii
, at/v very eloquentlv.lPenlMccndua, a, um. pt. to bc lcd.

«/-•. corruotlv, baselv,
&nicstly.despcratHy(er
;-is./»iu niincr,a dcstroy-
^a, imi. pt ahout to loso
uin pt. ?c « // ior. conip.
#/*Jo<.t t spon\ ronjiiimcd,
t«'l away, bfjrjrared, ru-
lone, dchmidi-d, ahan-

/Vrdiie i.ccrcuxi, nctiiin. a. 3. to
t:aiTy,briiijr,orlead, to convcy, or
conduet,toaccompany,tocarry.or
hold on,to |>roionjr,0rcontiiuu\to
hrinjr over,»r pcrsuadc, to brin^
down.tolower.tocovcr orovcriav.
t.) anoint,tlaub,rub,or lay all ovcr

tocross. ohliterate, or hlot out.
ssolute, profusc, pn>di- Pcrdi\cur,ci,ctus. p.Xo bc brought.
wickcd, repmbate, des- IVrduetio, dnis. /. ■*. a brinfriiig.
inous desolate, wi-ctcli- /'erducto, arc. a. to lcad along-, to

Pcrdiicllio onis.m.ti murdcr hiirk.
i'cnlii'. i IHs t ifc c- 17. 3. an cncniy, an

opcn cncmy.
1'enliiclliini i. n. 2 war.
Pcrdiin), pru Pentom, Tcr.
IVrJiir uurus, a, um pt. that will
i'ci\Iiir.itus,n,um pi \\nh\ out. (last
• V. Jiiro, are. n. to last, to conti-

m:e, to hr)ld out, to endurc, tr>

st iy paticntly.

i*crv.dia,a: /". 1. a countryofcatinir.
/'«■rctlo cs. •,•*•/ edis derc, edi, es-

11111. a. .1. to cat throujrh, to con-

siimc, /r wistc awayi to rcducc.
iVrcjrrc a Jv. ahroad, from homc.

from abr.ia;], or forcign parts.
IVrccri. ati,\ ahroad- (lot.

l*crc^rina..-c/l. a stranjrer, a har-
l'crc^nnabundus,a,um adj loving 1

to travcl about forcijru countrics.
1'crcjrrlnans, tis. /»/. travdling, or

sojoumiiijr in fnrcifrn parts.
PcrcjrrinritirMinis./.o.atravcllin^.

a waiideriiijr, a sojouminjr.
Pi.*rcjrrin:itor,6ris. m.3 a travcllcr-
Pcrcjrrinatus a,um.^/.havinjc hceii

or s-.ijouriicd in forcijrn parts.
1'crcyrnnitas, at : s./ thc rondition

of a foroijrncr, the comiption of

tlic Itoman langiiag-e, a tonc in

pronouncinjr.
1'crcjrrluor. iiri, atus, sum. t/. 1 . to

tr.vd itito fnn ijrn countrics, to

w.mdcr,to bc astranjriTat,to live

aforeiiriier in :iny place.to sojoum

Pcre^rrinusa y inn.a///.forcijrn > v out-
Lin.lisli, cominjr fmm abroad,
straii}re,rcmotc,ncw, frcsh, raw,

able.
y. for a jrrcat whilc.
itis. a*(j. vcry ricli.
um. atlj. all day lonjr.
iiis, a, um. o/jr.lastin^ a

con<luct,( jruitle,a pimp,orpandcr
l'cnluctor,oris.)ii.3.an attendant,a
.'eitluciur.tsa urn p/.about tobrinjc
l'cnhirttis r a,uin pt brought, led,

carricdon continued, prolongcd

u:iexpcrie;iced,ipiorant.prcciou8
l*crCj4Tinu>,i.m. 2. a 8trangvr,a fo-

rcijrncT.

IVrelcjrans tis- atij. rcry elc|raiit.
IVrflejrantcr, of/7'.ven'elejrantly.
Pcrel6quenstit.<i<ij .sorj 0^«^r.v,v

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Pcrcmptor, ftris. m. 3. a muraVrcT Iperc riiditus, a,um.ar//. very learn-j to rctain, or preservc.

Pcri iiiptoriiiK a.um. adj. percmp

tory, expivsK, flcutlly. (ofl

Peremi>!urus.a,um./i..about to cut

Pcrvmptu: , a,um /*/. kille<i, slain

inrd, vvahted, or takcn away.
Pcreudie, adv. two days licncv.

cd. |Perferor, ri latus. />. to

Peresus, a, um. part. catcn qiiitciPcrfertus, impert it is t

through.iiian£lvd t torn,cnfe,chlcd Pcrfervcf io t pcr, fcrvcc
Pcreundns,a,uin/;f . to ]>ci i*h. Iv factu&.n /> 3. to be madt

cut oti, destrowri, cousuntcd ruJ rrexcrucio iire «.l.totcasc soiv-.PerfcrvidiiS, a, um. adj.

Percxigmvxf/r vcry ni{r^ar\ily ipcrfcrus, a, uni. c{/. vi
PcrcxifFiiusa uin adj very liuliv^Pcrficiendus, a.um pt 1
Perenriinns,a,um aili tlic ncxt day Pcrvxilis,c adj wry sleiidcr(siiiall' plcte«i,w fin^hcd, U> V
aftcr to-moriow, tiie third ria\ |pcrexpcditus,a.um a/// vvry ob\i-!Pcrficiens tis /i/.perfcrt
Pcrennc, adv. al 1 thc ycar roundj/V > fabrico«arc.ai t to oitor icfmnvPerfiCaO : ptT,tsicio..ccr
Percnnia, iuni. pl. n. S aujruries. PcrfacCte «oY. \ery merrily, jo- tum.a.5 to pcrfvrt,coir.

nish,to cxccutc, orpcrl
complish,tocflcct,to bi
or to pass,to *rain,or obt
cocf, or digcst,to drcss,
'Pcrfirior ci,fectus./jtf**

Pvrennis.e. adj. ior, romp that cou- cnst ly, or wittily.

tinucth all thc ycar n>unri;lasting,|Peif aceUis,a,um.a«7/ very plc:isant

durable, stcady, stcadfast ron- PcrfacilCvioV verycasily,orTeadily

Btant,continual,unintemiptcd iu-,l\rfacilis« , .«r//.ver\ easy.(qucnt.

ccssRint^nc^erceas-njr, »r f.iihii£,'Pcrfaeun.lus. a,um adj. vcry clo-j

perj'1 tuaUenrilcss,< \erlastin£, c Perfanuliuris, v.udj \cry famlliar.| fectcd, finished, Stc

terilal. Peremies stcll.v,thc fi\< dPcrfatuus, a, iiui. adj. vcry silly jPcrficiiindus, VLjim.pt. \

star-. I*!in. (vant. Pvrfccte, ailv iiin.vump issune, «/i/JPcrficus, a, um. adj. pe

Pcren»imcrvus,i m. a constaut s«*r- ^irifrctly^idly^oiiipletvly^xactlyjPt-rfide, adv. truaciiem

1'crer.ui'as, Citis./ .> lastiiurticss. Perfvctio, ouis /,i. pcrfec.tion ful-jPvrfidclis, c adj. vcry

P;n*iriitcr, i >r- *j>» rjiftuully. uess, coinpleicncss,a finishiii|r t ti.Perfid:a,x/.l. pcrfidy \

Pcrciuu» .irca l to las'.,tocontir.nv ni;ikiii£(aivompli.sIicr f apcrfcctcrj nesstri-achery abnac

Pt-*vn f icria. a- r 'f. 1. aculpurse. Peifertor, ons »/i .*. a finishcr, «i-.PcrfKli6sc, rt</;'. peiiivii

J'er< i>.riri-,vii ntuin « -l.to perUh, PcrfcctiN.v Tcis./ .5. idem. iPcrfidiosi.s f a,um.«ii/;' is-

to he ijiiite sp«Mit wffonc,to\an-Perfcctfinis, a, uui pt. that will 1 treachcrous, deccittul,

3slv>. d ; sa]»|»e:ir,to wastv away,t«» ! < omplcte, finish, or accomplish. Peif idus, a, um. «»:;. iri

die.to i>eki!lc«Uor>laiii lohe dcs-Pcrfeetus, ii*. m 4. pcrfection /Vrfinio, irc. ccf. .V t'ul

trov' % d,or la : nl v MSt«-. f o be mined. «]fectijs,a,uni./*/ Jk«/r//. ior, vvmp. Pt rfixus a.um. pt. picri'

or uinlo!u-,tii fall do\i n,to be lost, i.sMinus,..- »p. eomjileted. finished, tr thnist throiifrh. atfc

tobe thro-.\n'iwa\,tobedvcpl\ in indeil, jjerfonncd, donc, n.adc, Pcrflab.lis, e. cdi. tlw

lovc Per«.am,let nieiii» 9 w\*vrh\.% formcd, accnmplished, efVectcl, blown throucji.

<Vr. (t>vt-r or hetwccn, ridini; '• sct j)eifect, cntirc, coin,jletv e\. I\rflaj;itie>sus, a, um. c

l*eivcuntans,tis /ir.ridinji" ihrou^h ' act, aiMr.iu, skiilcct, c\ccl-Pcrll:«ns,ti«i./i/.bloAin^\

Pcn -rputo urc.« 1 to riilethroujrh, l.-nt, rarc. I hlowintr. 'dustcrir.jr.

round, ur all ovit (Mir\«-\iii|f- Pcrfercndus.a.uni pt tohorarried Pcrtlatus.u^.-* ahioum;

Pcrcrrans,tis./i'.v. aiMlcnnjc aboui, *<r conv».\ cd, to bc undcr^oiie t to /vHVf.d. ttiv.cxi.exun

Pererr."itii.>,a,uni.//Mtavclleil o\ vr, bcar, to be pa.iscd, or t. n.icted. Perik \u%a,i:m /*/.q*.iite!

passed ovcr, saih d o\ cr. l Pcrfcrcns,tis /»t.bi arinjv naticntly./^vflo, urv.iff-r.l .ro blaw

iV»vrro,iirc.«.l.towander all ovcr' • c;fcro, f rn , Uil , 1 atuin. <nt- •' throujfh, ovcr, -#•• upon

or round,to travcl over, to pass; to h» ar,caiT\ ,i»r eonwy thi-riujrh, Perrtor,uvi./»ij.:. •.♦.•> lu-hl'

throujch,o\er,o?' round, to diflusc m- unto.to brinjr,bi -ar,«#r carn, to /Vrfluctin, ure. n. 1. 1"

itself, to tmvcrse, to run o\cr, to tcll.report.or ad\ise,to bcar pati-Pcrfltiens«tis-/«7 runrjn^

survuy t to cxamiiic,to missr.»- fail.' ciith «tosuflci^orundcrg-Ojtoniake /'»rfluo t uviv.n\i uxum %

rcrvrmr, m.p. tobcpstb^vVoTer.! ^'pass,to cuacUto liave.»r cnjo\ , to rnn «iov.n, ».»• hv, v

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nd. Plenus rimarum sum, ^rfri^csco, erc- n. lo grow verv

tquc illic perfluo,! spring a
I cannot keep il secrct 7Vr.
us, a, uxn.aaj. gliding,swim*
along-
xus, a, um. aaj. transient.

iio, dfcre, 6di, ossum- a.3.to through, brcaking» in

lroutrh. Mcum pectus me

pcrfodst. pcnetratcth, or Pcrfringo [pcr,fnuigo1, ge'rc,regi, 1 Pcrfi"i»»io,6nis /*.3.a \vashing,abath

th adccp impresjtion on my
, Clc. (tilc

cundus, &,um. adj vcry fer-
andus, a,um pt, to be bored
igh, to bore through-

mldatus, a, um. aajec very
Tnid6l6sus. a, um. adj. very
ll, cr timorous.
ro, arc. act.l- to hore, or run
igh. Itadiis pcrforat sol, thc

nor.ari.atus pau.Xa
ed, or run through.
rtcr, fl//w. very bravely.

sprinklcd, anointcd, or filled.

cold. («old. /Vifunjror, gi.nctits. oty.3. to dia-

Pcrfrtgfdus, a, um «t#. extavmcly chargc,</rexccute complctcly,to
PcrfringenduH.a,um pt.to be brok- be clear of.or free from, to share,

enopen,tobe brokcn,tobeviolatcd or partakc of, to cnjoy.
Perfrinjrens, tis. part. brcaking /Vrfiiro,cre,yi?iff 5. to be in a very

breuking.

pieces,! grcat fury, to ragc.

iPerf fisc, adv. abundantJv.
t.~.: ',i r.-. .-. : • . * ■» . ■ •*

ui. u.3. to brcak through, toj in^, a wctting, a moisteninjr.
,onlashinpicces.tobrcakup^Perffisdric. adv. confusedly.

ractduv

brcak,

to hreik to infringe, ov violatc,to Pcrf tis6rius,u,um. u(\j superficiah

dissolve, or dissipate. to corrupt Pi rfusurus a.um./rtabout to covcr

Pcrfringor gi ractus/i.tobebrokcn Pcrffisus,a,iim./Vf. pourcd all over,

r&tu^iim.M.borcdthrou-fhl/Vrfrico.arc a.l.torub thoroughly washed, wettcd, spriuklcd, bc«

re.jui. to bc.(much drcadcd Perfructus a,um. pt f iilly cnjoycd. *tprinkled,hedcwrd,anni]Ued,bc*

PcifmiMuiiis,a,um.pftoe4tyoy fully smcared,polluU<d,dcfiled,coIour.
/V/fnior,ucris,uiJruitusfcfructus.! e d, died, covercd, ovcrsprcad,

f/.3. to cnjoyfully,orthoroii£hly.i ovcrlaid,gilt,ti!led,iinpregnated,
Perfuga, x. m. 1. a dcscrtcr. | aflectcd, sttiuir.
^cifrtj^io, gerc, ufri l fritiim.we?i//.3. , Pcrjramena, x.f 1. parchment

nteretli,0renli{rhtcnctli,£ta/ to fly for succour. or shcltcr. |/V;fraudeo,ere.M.2.to be vcry frlad

bc bored, Pcrf ujrium,i.»j.2.arcfujr«,o/ , shcltcr Perg-i r.s,tis ///.going 1 on,goin'g,pro-

a sanctuary,an cxctisc aprctcnccj cccding,passiug thmiurh (ducc.
/V/fulcio, Irc. act 4. to support. i/ J «'jrifrno,ere act. to bived,or pro-

isor, dris. m. 3. a diggerPcrfunctio, 6uis./ 3. a discharfrc,Pcrg'itur,,jwip.thcy go fonvard (fat
isrli. (tlirough. turned up. an enduring\ i/V -^lJsco, ccre. n. » togTowvcry

sus, a,um.pf. dug.or pierccdiPcrfunctoric,a</i'. sliglttty,lightly. : Pcrgn;iruH,a,um.ar(/.vcry knowinjr
ctc^cjr/v.obstinatclytbroken carclcsslv, easily, covcrtly. iPcrrro [pcr,rego], frerc,rrcxi,rrec-

ctus«a^im /#/broken inpicccs Pcrfunct6riuso, tiin adj. Ciiixdcsi. tu m.i/. I to \£0,tr comc,to go on,or
mo,tre.ui.itiim.n toroarout Pcrfunctus, a, um pt. liaving dis- for»-. anl, to procccd, or advanrc,
qucnjptui.ariy.vcry frcqucnt. chaifrcd,orl>orne,beingdi»charg-: to pros^cutc, or pmr.uc, tocouti.
auis, tis. pt. ruhlung (ovcr. ed or frccd fnim,clcar,or frcc.un-. nuc,to pass by, or omit, to hastcn,
situs, a, uni. pt. rubbcd all dergone, partaking of, enjoycd. | to cndcavour, or attcmpt.(small.
co,arc. cui. ac/1 to rub alJjPerfundcndus, a, um. pavt. to bcPcrgracilis, c- adj. vcry slendcr,

spread. or anointcd all ovcr. /Vifrraccor Sri.o' to guzzlc,io rcvcl

Pcrfricarc os, to cast off
e, or become impudcut, Cic
:or^lri.fttus />.to bc rubbed.
^io, 6nis./ i. a vehcment
ring by rcason of cold
^facio [perfri^co,faciol,cS-
zia.3. to put ln grcat fear.
reo ?re.ixi,ictum n toahiver
Eold,to bc hoarsc withm cold
reratus, a, um. pt cooled.
peroj ire. mcz. 1. to cooL
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Perfundcns, \X%pt ovcrsprcading.jPcrgrandis, e adj. vcry grcat, or
Perfundo, dere, Qdi, usuiu a.3. toj iarge. very agcd, far advanced.
pour all ovcr,to wash, or bathe,to,PcrgTaphicus,a,nm adj. couiplcte.
wct. to bespriiiklc, to bcdcw, toPcrgratus, a.uni. adj. vcry acccpt-
bcsmcar,to imbue^»cason.i>r give! able, or wcll-plcasin^.
a tincture to. to warro. Qui mc|Pergr%vis-c oJ/.very hcavyorgrie-
Uorror perfudit! scizcd me all vousto bebomc,very wcighty,<w
over! Cic. \ solicUvery substautiul,o;' matcrial.

Perfundor, di, Qius p- to be pour-PcrgvavCtcr, adv. ven gi*catly. or
ed tfarough t washcd, wctted, be-, s^cvoualyivcr^^^^^irws\^x^os

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Pcrmlraudus, pt. to be nauch ad-Pcrmittor, t:, issus. p. to bc lcft. (Pe*mutatu3,a,um. ^/.ehangc

mired. (derful. Permbdcstuo a,um adj. very mo-

Permirus, a, um. adj, vcry won- derute, sober, «• regular.
Perniisceiulus a,um. />/.to be mx-PermoUicc, adv. very Lttle.

ed, or confoundcd togUhcr. ( Pcmi6dicus,:i,um.«f//'. vcry mean
Pcrmiscens, tis. pt. mLxiug. jPermoleste 4 , uttv ve:y gr evously.

/*emuscco ( crc,cui,istum&ixtum.» Permolcstos^,um. ad/- verv trou-

2.to miXiininglc,blcnd,6r jUiublc Pcrmolli*,c adj very *oft(blesom<.

together,to di»order.to conibund 7'ermblo, lcrc. a. 6. to grind very
Permisceor,cri,ixtus./>.tobe mixcd biuull, to lie with. (s acy

PermUsio, 6mu.f. 3. pcrinisaion, Pe.-md.io,6nis /unemot o.,ancc

lcavc, or liccnsc, bufkrance.

Pcrmis6iim, i. n. '2. id.

Permiasfirua, a, um. pt. that will
permit, givc icave, ov intrust.

Pcrmissu, abl. m. wiih pernuasi
on, or lcavc.

PeimisMia,u,um./'r.pcrmit ed, su
fcred, al lo wcd, g rantcd commit-
ted, intnisted, exposcd, spuiTcd
on, reraittcri, slackencd, ubaled.

Pcrmiste,ar/i'.im\cdi},coufuscfily

Pcr)nistii>,^Pcr;iuxtio,onis / 3. i
mixture, a conlusiou. (togctner

Permisturus,a,um./>/ that uiil mix

PermistuSjk Pcnni • tu.-», a, um. pt
xmxed,iuinglcd,or blcndcd togc-
ther,mixed,chcckcred, disorder
ed,confuscu,concenR-d, cinp o\ -
ed. An main c edit p . ,mi» a ..
corporc toto, ditiuscd alioter,
Lncv. Perrnisti cum coporc ani-
mi, acting jouiliy with it, Cie

Permitis,e.ar(/.iully ripe, mcllow

Pcrmittendus, a,um. pt.to bc per-
mitted. (mg.

Perrmttens.tis./;/ permitting, leav-

Permittitur, imp. leave is givcn.

jfVisnitto,tcrc,isi,isum.<i. *. to per-
niit surier,allow,orgivc lcave, to
grant,to give,to commit,or intrust
to leavc,to yieid o del . cr up to
vcnture, r hazard, to expose, to
spur on,to cast,throw,or riiiitf, to
<v.<t down. Pcrmittcre vcla vcn-
tl*, to hoint sail.

PernK ti.s,a,um pt.gr. atry moved
«r^ftccteo^alaniietUl scurbediugi
ta. c*l,iiiOvcd influencediinduccd,
peisuadcd Meute permotus,cusi
into a truncc,&c.(rouglilymo e

Pcrmovcndus.a,um. pt. to b- tlio

P«.nnoveo.€re.fl.2,tomo . e,o/ afftc
greath.to inftucncc,to persuadc

Peniioveor,cr,6tua.£.to bc movc

Pcr.nu ; e:.dus, a,um pt. to b a,.
pe sed, or a suaged, to strokt .

Pcrmulcens,tis. />/.gently stroking

/Vrmuicco,erc,lsi,isum&.lcturn. a.

J.to stroke,to appeasc,or assuage,
to plcasc, or dclight, to cherish.

Pcnnulceor,en.lsus & lctus. p. to
bc strokcd, to bc ap];ea>ecl.

Pcrmulrtus. a, um pt. ap eased.

Pcrmuls ,5iim / 3. a assu ging

Permu:s.is,a,um. />/. stroked, used
g ntly,uppca$cd<assuHged«c>icer

Pcrniult6,«f/f.verymuch,byfar L ei!

Pcrmultum, ailv. very much.

Pcnnultu8,a.um. ar//. vcry many, a

. grcat mauy, vcry much.

Pcrmundus, a,um ntj. vcry clean.

'''?rmunio,fre,Tvi,& ii,ltum. a. 4.tc
fortuy strongly, to finish. (tified.

Permiinttus,a,uin pt. strongly for-

Pcnniitandus, a, um. pt. to bc cx-

changed, to exchange. (i n g-

t'crmutaiiH,tis. pt chjLnging,bai*tcr-

Pcrmutatio,oms. fo.a changc, an

cxchangc, an exchanging, a baj:-|Pcrniunculua, i. m. 2 a IHtle
tcr, a payment, a confusioiu )Pcrnix,Ici .o^;. ior, d,mp. itf

chaiigcd,bought,sold,6j^ort
/>rnnuto,nre ci l.to change.

chauge,to ba.tcr, obuy,or

confound, or d.sturb. Pert

pccun am,u» receive,orpaj :

by bills of exchangc, Cic

PcrmQtor, ari. p. to bc cha

Pcrna,x /,1 a garomcn ot'b

stock, a shellhsh- (eth th
Pernavrgator f 6risin.o hc th
Pem^vigaius, a,uiii pi. vid.
/Vrnav.gorjarijatus.^. to be

quite through, or ail over.
Peineci-tsariusk,unia<^'. vt

cctsarv, or needful.
Pcnecc: sarius i.m. 2. a psr

fr.end,o;. cquain^nci',3 cl<
Pe neco. are. cui. a. 1. to 1
Pern\.gan.». tis pt. denying
■■'ern g;Uio.5nis. /3 a fiat <
Pc-n gatur,*R*/>.ir is fl^tlyd
Pfrnego, are «i.l. to dcuy i

tiatly, utteriy, or to tlie ia*
PcrnCgor,ari,atus p to be J
Pernc»6rc.n.2.io spin outfti
Pernlciabilis c.tf,7/.pem:cioc

str. ctive, of fata! con*-.que
Pcniicialis,e wlj. caus.i.g d(

ton, ordcath, dcadly, mo:
Penvcies ci.(&i',0'c /o.di

tion, ru»n, violent dcath, d
Pe: nicirjsc, adr. ius cmp- i

sup. perniciously, dcstrue

mischievously, injuriously
Pernlciosus,a, um af/;.ior. r

simus, *up. pernicious, dc

t.ve, fatal, causing dcath-^
Pcni icitasatis/.3 .s wiftnes»
Perniciter, adv. ius.cfns^. n
Pernicium» i. ». 2.dcstrucb
Pcrnigcr,gra,grum atljTtry
Pern lnium. ailv. toomucb.
Peruio f onis.m.3.a kiucontlH

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wift,quick, nimble, contfnu4 decluiming. 'oration, or speechfPerpenaans, iis.pt. ponderin£.(on%

iersocrii»g;patientcflabour Pcroriitio, onis/1. the closcof an PerpenHatio,dnis/ .3. considerati-

b.li*,c u/(/. vcry noblc, fum- | Pcr6r.ttunis,a,um,p^aboutt<>makc

Jltutrious, or rcniarkublc. ancndofadiscourflc(cnd,pleadcd

rtun.M»s./;MaiTying-allni£htjPwrdrfttus,a, vnn pt. brought to an

ctutio,6nis./a fltuy ali niglitJPerrtri^a, ac. m. a grooin.

c taturus^iyUni./rr.about^or inPc>ornatus,a>um />/.6?a</;\ much a-

r to pass tbe night. | dorned.very eloqucut,nnc, ncatl

Perpcnsc, a«/r. with duc tlioutfht.

Pcrpcnsus,a, um.pt. wcighcd Uio-

roughly, wcll cousii<'.ored.

Pcrpcrim,«i(/T' rashlv.l ,::itly4Jnad.

vitcd!y,amiss 1 hadly ').»s ly,asely

Perperufl,a,um atjj. heady, ioolish,

rto[pcr,noxj,irc./i.l.to pass rVrorno^rire.a 1 todotrrcat honour silly, ignorant, good for i.o + !nng.

Pcr6ro f ure a.l. to make an cnd ofI , crpfS,cti.s.a«//.wl]oIc,aIl, continu-

k'holc nitfht, to continuc all
:, to lic ull night, to lodgc.
cturmi!*,a,iim. atlj. all night.
iiis.uiis/..). a little gummon
loeudwj.a, lun. pt. to bc tho-
lily, or pcrfectly known.
*L-o,cCrc,ndvi. a. 3. to know
ciry,to discciriorditftinguiflh.
Le*co,ctre,tui.n o-tobemade
inly. or fully known.
tuitamp. it was made, or be
ccrtainly known. [known.
.us,a, um. pt thoroughlj
e octhyi<(/.abiding > , coutinu-
r lasting all night.
uufl»a, um-aa* v . very hurtful.
nentus, a, um. pt paid.
nero are.a.l.tonumber,tcll,
int over, to tell oat, to pay.
neror, ari. /> to be paid.
ier, adv. rery latcly.
nis.ia- 3. a sort of high shoe
of raw Icathcr.
cunis, a, um- adj. vcry ob
hard to bc undcrstood(ous
ifltu^a, ura u(\j. rery gjiev-
c ,>*£,uJv mostrcspcctftdly
t\Sre,lui&levi./i.2. tostiuk
Uis^um u4/.we&rin{pt pero
«fcufl-M.3 a ftaiiflagc,» link
cua, a, um. adj very dark.
ortfine, adv. m the nick.
ortumifl,a,um adj.rery sca-

>peakiug,to plead, to dcclaitn, to|Pcrpessio,niiifl/3 ancndurancc(id

spcak, to answer a chargc. Pcrpes>sitiuB,a,um.a/(/ accustomed

Perdior, ari, atus. p. to be cnded. to bear hardships, or misery.
PerAgtis. a, um. 0/. that hath tho- Perpcssu, tup to bc surTercd, ci*

rouirhly hatcd,hating.(appcased. endured. (durc.

Perpacatus, a, um. pt. thoroughly Perpcs!»iirus,a,um.M. about to en-
/V/paco.ure.a.l.to bring to atho-Perpessus.a,um.^/ navingcndured

roughohediencc rquictsubj\xti.jPerpetiendus,a,um pt that mustbe
Pcrpallidu.vMiin.a<(/ vcry p&le(on suffered, or endured, to suffer
Perparc j, adv. very sparingly. Perpetiens,tis.p/.sujTcring, cndur-

(suntly.

Perparum, adv. vcry little
Pcrparvulus,a, um adj> vcry little.
Per]>arvufl.a um.a<(/.vcrv httlc,ve

ry >mail, vcry trining.(icd, sleck.
Perpantus, a, um. pt. full, or well.
Perpaucuii, ac. a. adj. pl. very fcw.
Pcrpauci,x.a.a<(/. isslini, sup. very

fcw Hic homo c»t perpaucorum

Pcqietlm, adv. continually. inccs-

Pcrpetior[per,patior]ti,essus sum.

d 3. to suf^er, to undcrgo to eni

durc, to bcar, to bcar or comply

with,to allow.orpcrmit,to have^r

rcceivc,to be able to reccive.(ed

Perpctnmdu^,a.um./>/.to bc tinish-

hominum.oiie of a tliousand / icr.|Perpctratio,dnis./J a commiflsion.

/'erpaveficiOfCere, f cci, factum.a Perpetrlturus, a, um. ///. aboutto

3. to fri^rhten, or alarm gTeatly. finish.

Pcrpai:lulum,a</i'. as little afl may|Perpctpatu8,a,um/>/. perpetrated,
Pcrpaultim, adv very littlc (li< J committed,donc, perforuicd, ob-
Pcrpaupcr, crlfl. adj. vcry poor. | tained

Pcrpauxillum, aih> rery "littlc .'Pcrpf tro [per, patrol, are, o. |. to

/ > «rpello,lcre,ptili,pulflum. a 3 tol p«.r]>ctratc,to pcrfonu^ efiect, or

forccorconstruiu to pcrsuadc,in-| fmish, to pcrsist. to continue,

duce, or prevuil with. cd/Perpetiui^ari, atus p. to be doiif.

Perpcllor, li, pulsus. p to be forc- Pcrpctiiulifl,c.af(/.univcrflal.(nu«ik

Perpendens, tis. pt. weighiu^r, or PcrpetuandiiSja^um.^/.to bc conti-

conflidering; well,cxamiuing ular Perpctuiriiis^jum adi. nerpetual»

\xdpadv as otie would wish.

i» atff. indeel. very necdful

i^fri.^f. makinic a spceob.H 4 ftrpeJi2or.dS.n8'*9.j» tobtweigkcid Peraftpj^ v ict^a. \/\.v« Y^T>^NJ^fc*

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it, 9r understanding. ^ IPcrstudidsus, a, um atij. rery stu-j/VHero,*re,trTvi.a^. to rub ban

»pfcacitaa,atia-/ 3. quickneaa dious. < r fond. /'«lemfrrio 1 ceiY l feci t fiictum

understanding. Pcnuadcna, tis. pt. penuading. 3. to affnght,scare, ar dismay.

-aplcucIteiWv. plainly.clcarlv. /'ersuadcoyCre a'2 to penuade,to Pcrterefactuso,um. /tf aftrighte

rspiCAX,arisai'(/.ior,roml quick- prevaii upon,to suggest.Sic mihi /Vrtcrrco,£re,rui f rHuin.a 3. tei

ghted, quick-witted, quick oi
4u^ment.orundentandingr 9 kcen
inpiclbilia, c. <m#- manitcst

enpfciendus^i, um. pt. that is to Persuasibilis, e. aaj. persuaaivc

persuadeo,so I verifv believe, Cic
Pcrsuadeor,eri.p.to bc persuaded
Penuadetur, imp. it ia persuadcd.

be sounded, proved, r tricd.

*enp\cicntia,z/l pcrfect know
ledgca thorough undentaiiding.

Persplcio [per s|»eciOj,cere,spCfci
a.:*.to sec, sr discover plainfy, tn

undcntandfullyito try thoroughh
Penpicior.ci,pectu*.p.to bc tried
Perspicuc" adv clcurly manifcstly,
Penpicuitas,atis/. .*. perspicuity.
Penpicuus,a,um>ar£i'.pcrspicuous.

clcar, plain, evident, manifcst.
.Penpiroarc-al.tobreathcthrougl
Pcntandus«a*um^/*to bc continucd
Pcntans,tis pt continuing (sist in.
PerstatQrus^,um.6/. that will pcr-
/ > ?rstcrnor,i.stratus./>.3.to bc pav

ed,orstrewed all ovcr- (to rouse
/^rstimulo,arc<a4.toirritatemuch
iVrato^are stiti.u.l. to staiid all llie

time,to continue,to persis(,orper-
Perstratus.a,um./tt.pavcd. ( sc verc
P*rstrepo.pcre wut. 3. to make a

grcat noisc, to rcsound, to ccho
Pcrstrictiis, a, um pt. bound up

Per»trictus gelu, vcry hard froz-

cn,/ J A'n Pcrstrictum leviter, fc-

mur mucronc,slightiy hurt, Curt
Pentringcns, tis. pt dazzling.

Pc rsuaslbi lite* r, adv. penuasi ve ly . eth ■ (alarmed^scmred d
Penuasio,dnis/3. penuaaion be- Perterritua, a, um. pt. affrij
Penuaftor,dris.m.3.an adviscr.(lict1 fertexoixereotui^i.to weavt:

fright.orrrghten to scarc,*o k*4
l*erterreor,en./?. to be frigfcteiw
Perterricrcpua,a,unuirf>'.thati

cth a dread vith the noiae it :

to go ou with, to cloac. sr fii
Pertica,x/.l.a perch,a pole^i

vr

-Perstringo gCre nxi,ictuui a. 3 to /Vrtcntoiurc.a.l totrythoroughly,Pcr!inco [per.ieneo]. ere

raze, or graze, to graze upon to
run over gently.toglancc,orhint
at,to aflect,to da/zlc to din,stun,
o;-stupify,to tic closc, or hard, to
wring, to hurt, to wound.

Pcntringor, gi. p. to :>e affected.

ferstrno, ucrc. uct. 3. to build.

Persuaa6riua,a,um.a4> penuasive.

Pcrsuaatrix icis /. • -. a peiauadcr 1

Penuasurus,a« um.^rabout toper Pcrticaliu,e*art>beIoi>ginpto]

simdc(perBuaded«madctobeIievePcrtimefactius a, um. aaj-
Penuasus. a, um. pt isalmus. *up. roughly affrighted, sr
Persuasu^us. m. 4. a persuading../ > erttmeo. ire. n. 2. to
Pcrsubtilis. c. atij. very subtilc fraid to fear grcatly.

thin iinc, r lu.ut (wrinkled.Pertlmeacendus, a, um. pL
Pei-sulcatus a, um pt. furrowcil, gTeatly fcared, dreadfui
Penultans tis. pt. making incur .rV/timebco ccrc mui a. 3. tofcf

sions. grcatly, to dread

Pcrsulto[pcr,saltol are.n.l tofrisk Pertimescor ci.^. tnbe dirsaV
rakipovcrto prancc, rcapcr,toPcrtinaciai ac/ 1. obstinacvtsV

make incunioiut, r inroads to bornnesa, reaolution, constai

marchaiong,orrangcabout(somcPertinacHer,ar/o iiis, ct*p*&
Pertxdescit, itnp it groweth irk- tup obhtinately,wilfullyJtaol
/*<rtxdct, duit & scsui.j est imp. ly, constantly, continuaUy, »

it irkcth, I am quite weary santly.

Pertxsus, a, um pt. wcary, tired.Pc.tinax, acis. aaj. ior c mf
/ J c/ , tego,v'rc.a.>tocover,tooeapup muv«/» obstinate,stubbor<
Pcrtcndcns,tis.p/ fuily purposing. ful. froward, perverse, rt
/V/tcmlo cre.ac/. 3. to extencl, or constant^teady v penuriouf

strctch ovcr,to go ihrough to fin- crat», ot long continuanc

ish to complete, to comp:u*e min-Pertinena,tis. pt. pcrtainin
l'crtcntatus,aaim.^/.tried (utely. longing, extendmg, rear

to ruu through.to seize»toaflect,to pcrtain,belong,orreUtc #
Pcrtcntor,ari./>.tobetricd.(disturb viccable,to be iit tocoi
Pertcnuis.c.ar// vcry thin, slcndcr, tcnd,to extend,orreach

sniall poor, or mcan- Pertmet, imp. it pertainc

iPcrtercbroare-a.l*toborcthroughPcrtingena, tb pt.ttacl

J «rrtcrgco,ercirsi.a*2.towipcgeiit-Pcrtiiigo [pcr, tango].
/ f crtci*go,gerc,ni.a.«i.to wipc. (ly.: tactum.no tocxtend,

*cntudios<d, wfo. vcry carcfuBy.^^rlw^it» ^>. t- t0 Dc W »P« J « ! •prcad, dil}'use, tr pai

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o«&re a toendurc,to Aififer|Perturbor, ari. p. to be disturbed.; ing. (come, or be broaght to

ieo,cre,rsi.«.2. to distort

indus, a»um pi. to be lum- Pertussis, is / 3. a grcat cough. ,Pervcrse>&Pervorse , »aaV-pcrverse-

ntly. to bc treated of.
«ns,tis/rr. handling often,
g upon,coii*idering.(way-
ite ^aoVafter the coramon
ltio f Onia /. "». a freouent
g, a diligcnt pcrusal.
itus, a,um. pt. thoroughl}
rcd, r dcbatcd.
e*arc.a l.to handlc mucli,

r thoroughly, to debate
»r, ari. p to be handled.
is, a, utn. pt. drawn.
ndu!sa,uin^.tobc drawn,

i,ere,xi,ctum.a.to draw,to
r, i. actus. p. to bc drawn.

Pcrturpis,c attf very base,«r le wd. Perventorus, a, um. pt. that will

Perinsus a,um. pt. bored,broken.- ly, crossly, pecvishly, frowardly,
/Vrvado,*re n 3 to go through, «r* mischievously^aukwardly.unskil-

over,to pass to sprcad, to escape, fully.

to enter. Pervcrsitas, atis/3. pcrvcrsenei*.

Pervagiitus, a,um/ftior, comp issi- Pcrversus,& Pervorsus,a,um./>/. &.

miLs,#M/>.having wandered^spread

abroad,commonly known,nublic.

/Vrvagor, ari. d 1. to wander, or

rove abou , to overrun, to aftect

, to handlc, to trcat of, to Pervagus, a,uiu. adj. wandering*

/ > ervaTeo, 2re. n. 2. to cotitinue.
PervaUdus. a,um. aoj. very strong.
Pervarie 4 , adv. very variously.
Pervarius, a,um. udj. very various

r«d,tobe prolonged(drag Pervastandus, a, um. pu to be laid,

or to lay utterly waste.

Pcrvastatus, a, um. pt. laidutterly
eo, Ire. n.4. to pass by, to wastc,i i uined,dcsolatcd.(destroy-
strike through- (parcnt
lttcidus, a,um. aaj. trans
d, viti. Pertracto. (lingly. through, or over about to spread.

Pervectus,a,um/>/. brought along,

o, tre. a. 3. to tcstify wil
Mis^,um.fl/(/very trifling.
i e aay.dismaJjvery severe
^um.pt. pnwdcred,sUle
JtuAsc,a</i>. veryriotousi)
o,dcre,tudi,tusura. a.3. u>
•r hore througli, to beat
or,di.usus./>..to be broken
ins, tis./»f. disturbing,trou-
ite,aaV. confuscdly.(bling
Itio 6n]s./.3.£reattrouble
r f confusion indisposition
itor, 6ris m.3. a disturber.
Krix, Icis./3- a disturber
itus, a um. pt. & adj. ior,
ifmus^t<p. djsturbcd,trou-
sordered, confused, con
t, mixed, mingled.
i, Ire. a l to disturb, to
i to disonlcr,to confounri.
oiLto discompose,onnov*
>r blsndg to drive, or cast.

at{j ior,a;»»l.issYiriua,«r<jfr.pervert-

ed, overthrown, awry, perverse,

cross,morose,untoward, unlucky,

unhappy, aukward.

A*erverto,& Pervorto, tere. a.3. to

pervert,to alienate,to bring over,

to corrupt,to turn upsidc down,to

overthrow, to destroy, to ruin.

Pcrvertor ti,rsus.^.to be perverted

Pervesperi,aox>. very late.(search.

Pervestigatio, 6nis./«wi. a narrow

Perveatlgatus, a,um.£f.thoroughly

searched. (a thorough search after

P<rrvasto,are. al to lay waste, tolfVfrvcstigoiure a. l<totrace,tomake

Pcrvasurus, a, uin. pt. about to go Perv£tus,eris.aaj.very old,or anci-

carried, shipped ovcr.

Pervihendus, a, um. part. to be
brought, or carricd together.

/^rveho,here,exi,ctum, a.tocarry
along, to convey.

Pcrvchor,hi,ectua./>. to be carried.

/J ervello, lere, 1i. vei vulsi. a.3. to
twitch,w pinch, to fret, sr afflict,
to ezcite, sr raise, to disparage.

Pervenibo, pro Pcrveniam, JV *#n.

Pcrvenicns, tis pt. coming to.

/Vrvcnio, ire, Cni, entum. n.4. to
come to, io arrivc at, to rcach, to
fall to,to obtain, procurc,or get,to
come by,recover, or rejjain, to be
madc known. Pervemre ad fru-
gem, to come to goodt Quirtf.

PervCnftur, ivnp. they comcj per-
vcntu.it est, they came.

**e/-\enor,ari i/.l. to hunt all over,
touse the utmostdiligepee in 6nd.

ent. (stale, obsolcte, antiquatcd.

Pervetustus, a,um. attf.vety old»tr

Perviam, adv. to be comc at.

Pervicacia, x.f peevishnc<M,obsti«
nacy, wilfulness, perscverance,
constancvCnatelyjVcrj^stubbomly

PervicZci\ku,aa\\comp. more obsti-

Pervlcax, acis. at{j ior, comp. issi-
muvM>obitinatc^tubborn<hcad>
strong,wilful,immoveable, inexo-
rablc (ly,to sec at a distancc .tosee

/ > rrvfdeo,6re a.2.to see thorough-

P ervigeo. erc. n. 2. to ftaurish.

Pervigil, ilis. adj. very watchfuV
watching,wakeful, cver burning.

Pcrvigilans, tis. pt. watchin^.

Pen'igilatio,&nis/.3.a watching,er
sittingup all night long( watching

Pervtgilatus, a, um. pt. spent in

PervTgilium,i n 2.a watching^isit-
ting up all night,a wake, the vigil
of a holiday (slecp all night long.

PcrVigilo^ ire nA.tA^V^VvRNN»

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rvilis. e. ndj. verycheap.
rvincciidus,a,uiii./»f . to be ove r-
onif, nr mastcrcd, to conqucr.
erMnco,ccrc.a.3. to overcome,to
iurpasa, to prcvail, to obtain, tc
'crvirulii v e.<ir//.vvry frreen(provt
:'erviso,erc,si.<;.to vie w,or bcliold
*crvium, i. n 1 u thoroughfure.
/Vrvivo,ere.n 3.to survivc. (siblc
Pcrvius,a,uin. adj. passable, hcccs
Peitila,ac/.a little scrip.or satciicl.
PcruncUo,dnis./ 3.an anoint ing- all
over.(over,bcsmeared.bedauhe(!
Feruncuis, a, um. pt anointcd al)
Ptran^ndus^Miimtt.tobc «noii.t
cd all ovcr. (all over, to besmcar.
/*e)iiiigo,t:rc,\i,ictiini. u. to anoint
Peiungor, jp. p. to bc iinointcd.
Pcrvolg-o : 'per,vuljro], arc a. 1 to
make known,to pass iiirough, to
frcqaent. lo prostitute.
Pcrv^iitans, tis. pt. flying over

puhlish, ermakeknown. a j r6s^ic,avilUin.Pe*tcmoppcti
Pervulgatus, a, um.pt k arjj. ior,| to come toan.il tnd, Fiaut.

c m/M*t-inus,fftf/> publisl.et^venjpctalium, i. n i aooinUT.tnt.

coniii.- n1y,orwcll known(kr.owi ; Petrsltus, a, uoj nr£. wc»rin
Pemi lg ;o«iii (.•« Mopub !ibh*tomak .
Pervulgor, uri p to be divulged.
Pcftjcdis. m.3 thcfiiot afoot,accm

ingto orapproaching,. streum,o/

course,an oar a halser. u founda

ticii,orbottom,a louse. Pe» milv,-

nuvbe herb liartshom, Co/. IV s

ga11inaceits,a kindof umitou ,o>

bastardpars!ey,/'A"M Ante pcdcs,

things prcscnt,7Vr. Metiri sc suc

pcdc,;o cut his coat accidii^, t
his cloth, Hor A pcdibus scr\ u-.
& o6to/. a pedibus. a lackey, ©j
footinan, Cic Pcdem faccre, t.
sail with a sidc-wirid Vivg.

Pessm-c adv.wiip very sadly,or ill.

Pcs<iiiniis,a,um.ar//.ff/^. thc wor>t.

Pessuhis,i.m.a bar.orbolt of a doo

/*ervouto,arc.Ji.l.to fly all ovcr,or Pessilm, adv. right down undc

about.
JVrv61o,iire n.l. to flv about.or all

ovcr.to fiprcad,to post,to husten
./Vrvolo.vellc.r. irr. to dcsirc car

nestly, Pcrvelim scirc, I would

fain know(run,orrcad ovcr,to rol
/*e/Tolvo»verc f vi l lutum.a J to roll,
Pervoh*or,vi,lutus.£.tobc engagc d
Pcrvolutamluii,a.uni./M. to bctiiin-

blcd over, or pcrused. (pursae
/*ervolflto,arc.« 1 to roll ovcr, to
Porurhanus, a, iini. adj. vcry cour-

teotis. (ly.

/Vnu geo,crc. «. 2. to urge grca, -

on tire, to inflamc, to scorcb, to
hlasMo nip withcold.tovex orfrct

Periiror,ri,ustus. p to be burnt up.

Pcru*msa,um./j/. burnt up,sct on
fire, scorched, parchcd. gallcd,

Pcrutilis,c.ar/-'.vcry useful(beatcn

JVrrul^ato, aav. very comnion!\ .

foot. Pcssum ire, to fall to tiu-

bottom, to run, to dccay, V L
Pessindo ^pessum, do , arc, dcd-

dattim- a. X tooverthrow to va..

quisb.to ruin.to lay wastc,to dc^
Pessundor.aii p.tobcundone.(tr'i\
Pesstis, i. m '2. a pcssary.
Pestife-, a, um. adj pcstifertuis.

dcKllVfpemicious poisonous, i -
Pcstifcrc.<ich*.pcBtilently(fcctioii--
Pestifcrus, a, um. udj. pestifcwis.

pcstilcnt, oonta^ious, infectiows.
Pcstilens,tis adj \or % comp. isstmus

9\tp. pestilcnt, or pestilcntial.

i^erQro^crci.o. to burn up, to sct Pcstilen+iaiar./ i. a pesiilence, o»

plaguc^i murrain,^ contagi n n,un-

wiiolcsomcness, spite, malicc.
PcHtileutus, a, um- adj pcsiilcnt
Pestihtas, aus. /. a pcstilcncc, a

plague.
l^estis^is/ .J. a pcst,or plaguc, po.

son,iiiiscliicf,havoc,ruin,dcst*-ur-

1'enrulgutQrWi a, um pt. about to\ Uon,dcatli,disiractioii,ma<hicss,a Pcto,tcrc,Uvi& tii,tit

broud hat.

PeUisio.onis.m.o a flitch of bti
Petaso 6nis. tn* hand,orleg of|
Petasunctlus, i. m 2 asuali

mon

Petasus, \.m 2. a broad
Petaurista,x.iw l.alcaningi
Pctaurum i.n- 2. aniacuine f

whlch insccts, or actors,

thrown into the air (
Pctaurus Ln.2 a post
Pett ndua, a,um.//.to be aske&j

sircil, sought, er as^ailed.
Pctcns, tis pt- asking, desja

scekin^ gc*iug to, makint; ■
Pctensttis.c^ J.a petxtioner,»^
l\tigo.lnis-/.0. a runningtctk
Pctnius, i. m 2. a wildro*.
Pctilus. a, um. atlj slcnder, f
IMimcn, inis n. J. a factioi
l'ctiolus i. m. 2. thc atalk of f

i littlc foot.
Petisius a,um. adj very pl<
Pctisscns, tis. pt. deiinng.
Pctisso.re.' Pctcsso, cre.a»'

sirc earncstly,to wis!i,«n
1'ctitio, dnis./. J. a petiti'

(picst a canvas^ng-,* tbn

tack, the action uf a pl
Petitor. 5ris m.3. asuiter

datc, a dcinanucr, a pl
Petitrix,icis fo a fumal
Petitum,i. ;i 2.a petition

a dcinand f a pix>blcm.
Pctilurio.ire n ■i.tobev»
Pctiturus, a, um pt. *:>

stand candidatc, or y
PetTt-is, a, um. f>: xst

sou{rhtibon*owc< 1-str.

cd,tctchcd,causcd,n
Pctitus,us m.i. a rcq

PILE

PHA

PHI

371

st,toentrcat,tobeg,tosuclphxn6m*non, i. n. 2. ao appearJPharos, & Ph*ni% i. d. j. sedsx-

* * ---■- -- ance. piiis /. a small i-»le in the mouth

Ph:t££<I*na v x./.l.a runningcainvr of the Nilo, a watch-towcr, sr
PlnjccM.rnicus,a,um.ar/y corrwlinjr lifchi house.
Phihc-6cora«:,acis.>n. 3. a cormo-,Phas jlinus, a, um adj. ofphasels.
ran: .( i lever. a ro'ler for a ship jPha_clus8cFas£lus i d.g.2. sxpiu*.
Phal:_n;ra v x./'l..i club uscd iu war, m.a little ship, a bark, a pinnace,.
Phalan^i-U 1 " milites, brigadicr*. | a jpilley. a pulsc, aph-iscl
Phdan;ritx,arum. pl.m. 1. twIdicrfcPhas'an:i,x/l.ahcn-pheasant.(ant

_ure,tO'lernan l ftrrequirc
i, to scek, to seck oit, to
iook aftcr, to aim at to fc"
a»ti *k,- » pcl -towoun- V *
,erniakc for.to rctxrc to,to
o get, pro^ire, or obtaiti.
uoc ia«; ab al 14110, to pun-
E tlamnni pc.ere cibum.
: any sYift for it, 7Vr.
. pan to bc sought.
m, & Petorritum, i n. 2.a
chariot, or w.i<jjron.
/l.arock, a tfreat stonc
a, um attf. growing on a

is»a.um.a'//. rocky, stony
i . m.a clnwn.a bcllwcther
non i. m. 2. r .ck. parslcy
^um.alj. rocky, crag_ry
,t s.n //.ior, comp. issnnus,

si callcd.

Pl.jftiun'MU3,a.um. alj. of a phcas-

Plnlanx,gis/ X aphalanx, a four-Piiasianus, a, um. adj. (tolchian.
squarc body of 80JJ fect stl inPhisiauus,i w.2. 9

a cock-phcasant.
close array/a battaliou of foot, aPhasiitttitis. n. 3. an apparition, a
hriirade of liorse,a squadron,a rc- v sion, the titlc of onc of Mcnan-
jfinnciit, thc body of an army, ihi* dorVi plays, a play of Catullus
ranks. Phcllus. i. m. 2. a cork, apart oT a

Phalanca &Fal'irica 1 x./ 1 an in-Ph-.*retrum, i. ». 2. a bicr. (dial.
stnnu*nt nf war with wiKlfire in-Phiila,x-/.l.u phial, r vial, a jrold
closc 1, sliot out of an cnjrinc in cup, u pot for drink.a heaker.
or lertosct wooden turrctsonfirc P!uditia,onim. fd n. 2. public s-ip-
a s:)rt of lonjr spcar, or durt. pcrs kept vvith jrr:»at tempcrance

ilant,*aiicy t in.4olciit, abu-.piriUris,idis./ *• a oird.an hcrb.Philautia, x./ 1. self-lovc

ihonest, lustful, obsccne. Plrilirismus, i. m. 2. tyranny. Philftes, x. m. 1. a thicf.

_r, alv likn.comp. isiiinc, lMiilerx, r »ruin /i//l. trappinfrsforPlulippc-is. vid. Pliilippu*.

ly.impcrtinently.WsrfuUy horses,orna T nents worn bythcllo-Philippfcus, a, um. «.7#. of philip.

ik)',misc!iicvous,unliicky Philiuticus, a, um. attf. fanatical, PhilojjT*cus, a, um. adj. fond of
a um alj wanton, 1 istful jPhintasia,^/l thc fancy, r imagi-P!iilolo)ri:i,x./l.philolo>r\-.the stu-
i. m 2. one cast-eycd. nation, an idea, a vision iu slecp. dy of humanity, loqunntv.
!,is/J thespune of silvcr|Phantasma,atis n \ a phantom, anPhilolojj;us f a.iim fl'(/. of philolojry.
mn.a.// ciothc 1 in s!ia^-.| apparition, an idle conccit. Philolofrus, i. "• 2. a philolo^cr,

U/3a combedstatt, lupjPhUimm, i. n. 2. a templc. I or humanist, a lovcr of discourse

tum.pt combcd, curled,|Pharetra,ae./ 1. aquiver.(quivcrJ and lcaminf*;.
khigh nap. Munera pcxa,Phare'ratu», a, um. adj. wcarin^raPhilomela.x.^.l.a nightin^ralc.fes.
un, Atdri. Pexmn folium,
ren cloth,Ct7. Pcxus pin-
doctor, silly, ignoraat,
■ned.
,m.l. a sort of mushroom.

PH.

Pharetri^er, a. um. aij. idem. PhflHmrtsu%i.m a lover of thc mus-
Phaxicon, i. n 2. a poison. Plnlnpxs. dis. / ;J. the herb hore-

Pharlsxus, L m. 2. a pharisee. | hound. (the Roman nation, Cic.
Phai-maceutria, x. /. an eclojrue PhilbriiAmxus, i. m. 2. a lover of
treatins; of charms. a soreeress, aPliI16»oplians,tis./>/.philo5ophizinjr
witch. (an apothccary, a quack. Phlloaophatus, n, um.pt. having 1

im, i. n. 2. a sort

Pharinacbpola, x. m. 1. a dru^ist,; played the philosopher.
rt of shoe P ift-macum, i. ru 2.a druu medi-Phllds6phia,x/l.philoiophy,

dis-

las, % um. a*ii* Wcarins; I cine^potion,poison(inanv villanyj quisition, strict scarch ; philoso-

iPhannacus,i. w. 2. tlic chicf artist) bix, pl. Mnhun_SYW«&&T-—

PLU

I'LU

PffiN

mrltYcus, a, um. a<#- pleuritic.
curitis, idis./. 3. a plcurisy.
cxus, u. um. />.'• platted, wovcn.
lica, ac./l a plait, fold,wrinkle
licais tis. ^/ folding, writhing
hcatil:s<c.aa/that may be foldcd.

'hcatio, onis. f >. a folding.

Pluratura ac./.l. a fbkiing. a fold.
Plico, are ac/ 1. tofold (gcthcr.
Plicor,ur.,Qtus past to be knit to-
Plin-his id.s f 3 &
Flinthus,i.m. 2 the squarc foot of a
• pillar, a dial-post (tablc

Plorabilis.e a<(/.deplorablc,lamen
Plorabuiidus,a um.a<(/.m a wecp

ing; or wailingmanncr.wccping
Plor.indus a,um. pr.tobc lamcntcd
Pl"» ans. tis />r wceping. wailing
Plor iiio, onis f. . a bewailing.
Pio.ator, oris. m 3. a lanicntcr.
Plor itus,a,um ./>*. be wailcd,lamcn-
Plorutus us.m avecping,a cn^tcd
Ploro, arc. act. 1 to wecp,to cry,

to bcwail, to himent todcplorc.
PlwsUllum.i. /i 2.dim. a littlc cart
Ploxemum, i w. 2. atumbrel.
Pluit, imper». it raincth
Phiina, x.flo. feathcr, thc first

dowu upon the checks,a platc,or-

spun- e wrought on accoutrv-

mcnts. Homo pluina levior, onc

goodfor nothing-, or vcry ticklc

l 9 laitt.
PlfLn >rius f i.m 2. onc who makcth

feat «cr-work. an embroidcrcr.

Tlumbcum,in.2.a lcadon caldron. PlusciiliM a,um adj. a litt

Plumbcus,a,um aaj. leadcn, or of Flute&lis, e. adj. kept in

lead, of the colotir of lcad, dtill, Pluteus, i. m. ScPlutcum,

stupid, thick, hcavy, slow, vcry kind of engine made <

wcighty, sevcre, or gricvous. i like apenthou*c,undcr>
Plumbcus. i. m 2 a blockhead. | proaches were made it
Plumbo,are.ar; 1 to lead,to covcr, sicging of a city ; a pa

o." soldcr witli lcad. j brcastwork, a bcdstead

Plumbor iri.p. to be soldered; | atmeals, a cbair-back, i
Plumbosus, a, um> aaj issiinus,' write on^a casc for book

9up full of lead. turca, a shclf.

Plumbum i n.2.1ead,alcadcn pipc, Plutdnius, a, um. atfj of

a bullct of lead,solder aplummct Pluvia, se./ 1. rain.

to rulc wiuYa disease in thc eye l > liivialia,e.nri/.of rain,rah
JMameBco.ccrtvrtc3.tobe tiedgcd. cry, bringing, • r cau&inj
i > iumeus,a,um.arf;. of fcathcrs[ers Pliiviatilis e adj. rainy, i
PlHmi'gcr,a,uiii.ar0.bcaring fcath- Pluviosus, a, am. atfj. vei
PlOmipes,edi8.aaj feather-footcd. Pluvius,a, um ndj. of rai
Plfimo, are n & a 1 to bcgin to Bhowcry,bringing,or cau

have fcathers, to work feathcr-

work, to embroidcr. [crs.

Plfimdsus, a,um adj. full of fcath-
Plfimula,ic./l.<£m a little fcathcr.
Pluo, ucre, plui. (& pluvi, Plattt)

act. 3. to rain, to showcr down.
Pliiralis, c. ndj. plurul.
Pliiralitcr adt> plurally-
Plurativus, a, um. adj. plural.
Plures, plura & plfiria, adj. pl.

morc. or many, thc dead
Plurif uriani. adv sundiy r wa\ s,va-

riously.in scvcral p1aces[fashions
Plurifariiis, :i, tim. adj of divcn»
Pliiriir.uinY///r vcry much, for ihc

most part, most ofall.

PN.

Pneumaticus, a.um. adj.
tic. windv.

Plnm^tiliSjC.af//. inadc offcathcrs.lPlilrimus a,um «/^'.*M/k.ver\'much,

Piumiitus a,um pt feathercd intcr-
woven with divcrs colours likc
feathers.Molli plmnata lanufrinc
covcrcd with a soft down, Plin.

Plumbago,inis» /*3.a mine, or vcin
of lcad, or silvcr lcadwort.

Plumbarius, a, um- atlj. of lead.

Plumbarius. i. m 2. a plumbcr.

Plumbata, x.f 1. a p ummet.
PJumbStus, a, um.pt. lcadcd. [

verv manv, niost, scvcral, nume-

rous, thc inost, or grcatcst part.

vcrv loii|7, or largc, ven* big.
Plfiris.^71 of morc worth,or vahie.
Plus, adj. n. uris, jrcn. more.
Plus.ri//t».morc,lonR'er,bettcr. Plus

minus,ovcr or undcr,nior.' orles**.

Plus plusi|uc,morc andmorc, CYcjPoematium, i. n. - T
Plusculuiu, i.?» 2.sonicwhat morc.Pu:mcnis,is/3.ad
Pltisc.ilum, udv. too much. PcrnajX./.l.punisl

PO.

Pocillator, oris. m. .ac
Pdcillum, i n 2 dim h
Pocidciitus, a.um. adj.
Pociilum, i. n 2.a cup
a potion, a baiicnict,
P d jgcr, gra, gruiu. t
Pddagni, x.f. 1- thc )
Podagricu> a um. a
Podagrosus, a t um. a
Podaiviis,i.m.2 a <loj
P6<lcris,e a^.rcachi
Podex, icis m. «. th
Podium,i.n.2.a.balci
bcehivcs,that part
next thc Orchcs^
empcror and no
plav s actcd
Pocma,utiu. n. 3.

POL

POI.

POM

Lin,anevil f orsiifrcrinfr,troub1c,jPblitor, oris. tn. 3. a scmircr, oiIPollftcYbilis, e. atlj. sum

orsc.rejrrct, tormcnt, a fury a armourer, «ircsscr of {rround. | costly.

ment of loss at g*mc,a fault, a Poli"tulus,a,um.f/f//.somcwhat finc Pollucibditcr, adv. magiufi

alis, e. atlj. pcnal. (crimc

arius, a, iim. adj. penal.
iceus, &, um. v at/j. red.
ftcnd ufl.a,mn./M. to bc rcpent-
>f, ©r dislikcd,to rcpcnt.(tent.
itcns, t«s. pt. repentinp, pcni-
itentia. ac./l- rcpentanceviis-
rteo,cre,tui «2 torepcnt(likc
itet. Shat,tuit, ere. imp> itre
[tetl^grieveth, ortroubleth; I
n,hc, we, &c arc sorrv. griev-
troublcd, or ashamcd of.
fturus, a, um. pt. to repent.
is, is-/ 3. pocsy, poetry. |Pc
l, x. m. 1 . a poet, an artist. tl

Polltura ar./apolishingvitrimniiii]..

poc

rca,x.&Poeticc y cs./ theart
locts poctiy.
fce, tulv p<H:ticalIy. (cd.
cus.a,um. at/j. poctical,fcigii
r,lri. «/<•/». 1 to play the poct.
i, x.f.l a poct«*ss.
ias. x. m 1. a coinct.
V by Pollux.
e. ai/j. polar.
.ne/ harlcy.flourdriedand

Politus, a, um. pt k at/j. \or,comp
is$'imus, tup polishcd t dcckcd,
madc h'nc, adornwd, sct oH', trim.
neat, sprucc, elcjrant politc.

Pollen.tnis «i. finc tfour.small dust

Pollens,tis. pt. prcvailing, abound
inp with. powcrful.

Pollcntia, ae / 1 . powcr, sway.

Pollco, ere. n 2- to be ablc,to bc of
grcat force, virluc, ur pnwcr, to
bcarntlc toprevuil.to cxcel,tobc
morc profitaldc,or advantagvous.
>llc\, icis. m. .>. tltc tlunnb, a
thumtrs brcadtb, any linger, thc

frrcat toe. Vcrlcrc polIiccm,tocon
dcmn oj\v,Juv. Prcmcrc pollircm,
tofavourone,./ J //M.Infc8tuspollcx,
a sig-n of di«plcasurc. Quin.

Pollicatis, c- «'(/• of a thumb.

Polllccns tis. ///. proiiii.Miig

Pollueor, crit »tus siiin tfrp. 2. &
Pollicco, cqiii. to promisc. to cn-
gagv,1o assure, to affiiin, to nflvr-

Pollicitans.tis />/ promisin# oftcii

Polluctc, uth. sumptuou.sly,
i'oIluctuin, i. 11. a costJy bai
frood cbccr.

Polluctura, x. f. 1. good che
Polluctus, a, um. pi. consecr.
Polluctus \ u*^is, soundly bca
Pollucndus. a,um-/>/.to bc polh
Polluo [pcr, lues\ uerc, ui, fitt
d.3 to poHute f to dcHlc.to dist:
to cormpt.to inflcct.to poison
violatc, brcak, ur jiilriiijru.
Polluor, ui.iitus. p to be pollutc
Pollutio, onis./ J. pollution.
Pollutus, a.um. pu & at/j. \or,comf
•ssiimis, *np. polluted, dcfdcd
violatcd, brokcn. unchastc.
Polvinar£ri* n.3.a. cushion,apil!otr
Polus, i m. 2. thc polc. hcavcn.
Polybutcs, x. m 1. an owner of a
grvat manv oxcn.
Polyjfamia,"ar./ 1. polygamy.

P6ly>fdiiius,a.iim.ai//.multainriilar.
Polyhintor, oris- m. 3. a n:an that

liatli rcad much, a collcction of

historics.

• adonu (I. C^iddcd hojr IVlinarius, a,um- at/j of tine flour Poly]jbdium, i. ji.2. polypody, oak-
m, i 7i. 2. thc stonc of a,PoUincio,ire, n\i, nctum. a to cnv fcrn. (lypus in thc nosc

ivi, itum. a"4. to polishj balm toundertakcaburial,tobur\ P61yp6sus, a,um.nr//. ha\ing-a ra-

Pblypus, i.n.iWpodis. m.S afish,*

to sct off, adorn.or cm- Pollinctor, dris-m 3 an embalmcr,

an undtrtakcr, a scxton.
Pollinctura, ae./l. an cmbalminjr

piccc of flcsh in the nosc, an e.\.
tortioner, a pinchpenny, a miacr.

furnish.to rakc.or har

inow, to play at ball.

n#t to bc polishcd.

xs.comp. neatly,finely

xquisitely, smoothiy. Pollubrum, & Polubrum, i. n. 2. aPomarium, i. n. 3- an orchard, ait

l. civil governmcnt j basin, or bowl to waali in. ! appk-loft, a fruit-loft, an applc.

Pollinctus a,um pt. preparcd for Pcl> sy llabus, a, uiu. eUj. luvin^
Pollis, inis. ro.3. finc flour.(burial-| many syllablcs. °

1. pl- n 2. politics.
1. ar(f'.politica1,civil.
' 3. a polishinp.

3?

Polluceo [pcr, luceo], 6rc, uxi, uc-Pominus, i m. 2. a fruit-«,cllcr.
tum. o. 2. to flourishtto bcautiry»Pfinieridilnus a,ura u,/ ; . j n> r f |(>r
to prcparc a fca%t, or btnquct. 1 rcUting to thc a£tcrnoon.

P0\

POP

POP

a, u n* 2. an orchard. | posettrpropounditoappointieren- haunter of public hoote
,a,um. tu#. beariirjf apples J act,to employ,orbestow,to quote, P6pmo4nis.m.3.adninke
. 5nia. m. ■>. a dwarf. j produce,or alledgc, to feckon, or PoplesJtis.m-3.the ham,t

is, a, um. aaj. dwarfish. | account, to suppose, to prcfer,to Poppc&na, 6rum. pl n. 1
ium,i.n.2.aspace about the sow,orplant,to build, ar crect, to mentf.
of a city, a limit, or bound. draw, er.portrav, to hang up, to Poppysma, atis.n.3. a cla;
sus, a, um adj ftill of apples. consecratc, to devote. Sumptum the baek orstroking with
ia- x./.l. a pomp, a solcmn ponerc, tobe at the expensc, Cic. Poppysmus, i.m. 2. a cla
rt, or snow, a train, r rctinuc, accusatorem,to suborn,/</. Venti P6pulabHis,e.o/{/-that ma
edding, or burial, a proccs- posuerc, the winds were laidJ troyed. («r piUaging, de
n, show, ostentation, paradc. r*/xr.PoneTijrcllinuni,cxpo«ehimjP6puiabtuidus, a,um.<4
np&nianiimpyrum,aroundpcar Pdnor, ni, dsitua,/). to be put (Juv. P6ptilandus, a, um. pt. t»
•se.nblirig a woman's breast. .Pons, tis. m. 3. a bridge, a float,or waste.
<mum,i.n.an applc,all manner of raft, a plank, a step, or stair. Popiilans. t\».pt. wasting,
ruit that gro veth on trces,a fniit Ponticiilus, i. m. 2. a littlc bridge. P6pularia, ium. bl. n.3. th
6miis,i/.afruittrec,anapple(trccPoiiticu8, a,um. adj.o£ Pontus. Ca-j most seats in tnc playbo
'ond£randus,a,UtTi./>{ to bc weigh- nis Ponticus, a bcavcr, Jun. Nux; the populace.
ed, cxamined, or considered. Pontica, a filberd, Plin |P6pularia,c.a<#.ior,c'mJ.f

Pondcrans, tis. pt. wcighing. PontYfex, Tcis.m.3. a pontiflT,a chief favourcdof thepeoplcla
Ponderatio, rinia./ 3. a wci^hing.' hisliop, a pricst, a magistratc. j pcople, seeking to gtio I
Ponderatus, a, um. pt. wctghcd. Pontit\calis,e cu//.ofapontifF.Pon-| ple's favour, commonly
Pondcro, are a 1 to weigh,to exa- tiiicalcs libri, books containing vulgar, trivial trininftd
rninc,toconsider,to judge tocs* their cercmonics, Liv. Pbpularis, is com-genJL •

timatc, to value, or estcem. Pontif icatus,us.m 4 the dignity ofj inan, or woman, one of

Ponderor, ari. p. to be weighcd. a pontiff,or chief pricst(cal books! town,brecd, &c. a parto
Pondcrosus,a,um.ad/.ior, e tnp is-Pontiffcia,drum./>/.n.2.the pontifi-i complice, a subject.
stmus, aup pondcrous, vcry hea- Pontiflcialis, e. atlj. of, or bclong- Popularltas, atis./ 3. '
▼y,weighty,substantial,pithy,long ing to a pontiff, or chicf pricst. apopularaction t frieo
Pondo, n indecl. ung. & plur. aPontificium,i.n 2. the charge,aii-| ncss

pouud weight, weight. thority,powcr,oro(Bce of a pontiff Pdpulariter. acfo. pof

Pondus ens.n.3. weight,a burden,pontif iciiu, a,um- adj. of a pontiff.
orload,aquantity,numbcr,orsum,Poiitilis, c. tulj. likc a bridge.
abalance,orscal'es, value, import- Ponto, onis. m. 3. a pontoon.
ance,power, authority, gravity in Pontus/i m.2.thc sea,thc black sea.
xnanner8,iudfrment, Scc. a child in P6pa,x.n».l. thc sacrificing pricst,
the womb, a pound. | one >rluttonous, or grcedy (frods.iPdpulatrix, lcis-y

Pondusciilum,i.n.2.a small weightPopanum,i.n ^.acakeoficrcdtotlic^Pdpulatarus, a,um
P6nc. prccf). & adv- after, behind.!p6dcllus,im 2. the rabble,or mob. vag-c- (waste,raT
Pdnendus,a,um.pf.tobe laid asidc,T6pIna */l. a tavern, a tipplimj. Pdpulitus, a, un?
to be bcstowcdrto be accounted. house»a cook's shop . or ordinarv, Popiilatus.us. m.<
Ponens. tis 6/. placinjr, bestowing. victiuils sold in such pUces,cook- P6piiletunM.n.2
Pdno,ncre,6sui(& slvi). 6sltum. a. P6pinalis>c a<(;*ofcook'sshops(cry Pdpulcus, a,um.
3. to put.by set,p1ace, or pitch,to P6plnaria, x/ 1. a hostess. P6puhfer, a,um

put off.or out,to lay down, aside P6pinarius, i. m. 2. avictuallcr. P6puliscitum,v
eut or up,to set do wn,orbefbrc,to P6pTnatio, onis./3. riotous living. Populneus, a, i
^takc,to dcposit, to leave, topro-fPopinator, oris. m« 3. a common|P6pulnus f a, r

plcasurc of the \x)\w
Popalatio,6nis./3. a

latring, a wastinjr, >
Populator, oris. m. ;

a wastcr.

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i.l. torob.to pIunderJPorrTciat, ftrum. pl. f. 1« entr__la. : PortTcula, *./. 1. a little porch.
^vag^, to ransack, to Porricio^cfcrejecijectiim.fl torcRchPorticuj», &s- m. 4. a portico, ©r
to waste, to dcstroy. er strctch out, to lav npon the al-| piazza, a porch, a gallery.
, &tua sura _J. 1. idem; tar(ed out#>rextended,to hold oiitPortio,6nis/. 3. a portion, part, or

Pon-Tirciidusiafiin). pt-to be stretch- 1 shansa quantity,ormeasure,a pro-
Porrifrcns,ti«- /M- giving, reaching.| portion. or rate, bigness, or size.
Porrlg^Tnftsus, a» um. atij. measly.PortitOy&re./re?. 1. to carry about.
Porrijro.Tnis./3. scurf in thc head,|PortTtor,oris.m. 3. a portcr, or car-
dan(lniflr,manfriness,the measles.| ricr, a ferryman ; fa,portusj the
Porngti [pcr.rejro], jr£re,rexi,rcc-' custom-receiver of a port.
tum. a 3. to stretch, rcach, hold*Portiuncu1a, se. / 1. a little part.
loll,or lengthen out, to cxtend,toPorto,are.<i 1. to carry, or bear, t&
prostratc,to lay long,to kill,to de- carry away, to bring, to import.
fer.orprolong Manum porri£crc,Portor, iri. fttus. p. to be carried.
to help orassist, C!ic. llcrbam por-Portftrium,i.n.2. custom,or impost
rijrere, to yicld up thc conquest, paid for goods imported,orcxpor-
Plin. pcdes, to die, Afart. (cd. ted, toll, rcnt for toll, a tax. or
Porrr^or f pi,rcctus./^.to becxtend- duty, freijrht, a waterman'a (are.
PorriivifX-/l.agurdenbed,aleekPortdla, x./. 1. dim. a little gate.
..*2.a pigviyoung' hog". Porro, atfa. farthcr, afur ofl*,or at aPortu5sus,a«um.aaj.ior ( eomp. issT-
/. 1. a young sow. I dist_mcc,morcover, furthermore, mu% sup. full of, or abounding.
f. 1. pork. bcsidcs.hcreafterrhencefbrth, af- with havcns, or harbours.

terwards, still, lonjr beforc, but. Portus, us. m. 4. a port, haven, or
Porrum, i. n. & Porrus, i. m. 2. a harbour, a duty, tne mouth of a
scallion lcck, nr shalot. river,a placc ot refupe,a defcnce

Porta^ae./^l.a g»te of a city,a door,Pflrus,i.m?.a pore,a kind of stone.
an entrancc, a passafro, a straitPdrxi, pcr Sync. pro Porrexi.
betwcen two hills, a mOuth. Posca»ar/winc ming.cd with water
PortabTlis, e ooj. portablc. Posccns, tis. pt. asking-, desiring.

Portandus,a,um pt- to bc carried. Posco.c_re,poposci. a. 3. to ask ( to
Portans, tis pt. carryinpr, bearing. call for,to ciemand, to requirc, to
Port&tto, 5nis. / 3. a carryinff. pray carnestly,to provoke,to bid,
Portatunis~a,um /ri.about to carry.- or ofler a price, to send for.
Portatus, Qs m 4* a carriagc. Poscor, ci. p. to bc dcmanded.
ortcndo [perro,tcndo] dere, di,P6sTtio,dnis./3. a position,a situa-
ntuma. \ to portend,orforebode, tion,a disposttion»state, or condi-
to betoken, to ordain. ; tion. a temper, a concurrence, a

Portendor, di. p. to be portended. termin_.tion,primitivcness,a prin-
nis./. 3. an cxtension. Portentffer.a, um. adj. doing" won- cipal in raotiey, asetting, a plan-
,um!p*.9iart)'. ior, c *mp. Portentfffcus,a,um. oo)" id. (ders. ting. (lute.

*r held out, extended, Portent6sus,a,um.ao>' ior,c"m/>. is-PftsttIvus,a,um.a4/. positive, abso-
sdelaycdiorprolonged, 9tmus,*«p.monstrous, wonderful P5sTtor, 6ris. m. 3. a fbundcr, a
orricio] kud upon the Portentum,i n.2 a prodigy^a raon- builder. (turc.

' cxsa& porrecta,many ster an omcn,a token, a vain fan-P6sTtuim,K./ 1. a position, a poe-
r fall betwixt the eup Portentu<sa,um^/fbreshown. (cy. P&sTturus, a» um. pt- about to put,

itroyed, &c

[ (m. Prite.) a poplar

pcn tree.

^.tlie pcople.the com-
_ subjects of a nation,
rrowd, or multitudc, a
, r corporation,
lood, a atock of bees.
x sow,a rid^e between
s.a balk of land,a mca-
d 130 fect in length
readth.
, um. af(j. of asow.

m. 2. a swinehcnL
./ 1. purslain

,i*m. l i. a hog-.butclier.
ima^/ of a hog.(swine
5ris m. a tceder of
n 2. an implement to

the screw of an oil-
ild the rope.
m. 2. u littlc pijBf.
2. pork, hofr^s flesh, a

pig^ a ghttton, a fish
.. pt. pro Porrigenfl.
urn. adj. porous.
;us.a, um. aqj purple.
i% a, um. adj. purple.
i, x. m. aaj. porphyry
*, um. adj. ffrcen.
is, adv fartner on

>, Q'<

Porthmeus, cos m. 3. afenrnaan! sct, pitch, lay down, or end.

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PER

PES

PET

Pervilis. e. ncj)'. verycheap.

Pervinccndua,a» u ™-£'- to bc over- Pervulgatus, a, uni. pt k arij. ior,

conn- , or martcrcd, to conquer.

Pervinco,ccrea.3. to overcon*e,t<j comm ..ii1y,orwcll known(kr.owi

surpass, to prevail, to obtain, to
Perviridis,e.a<7/very grecn(provt
iVrviBO.erCySi.tt.to vicw,or bchold
Pcrviuro, i. n 2. & thoroughfurc.
JVrvivo,ere.n.3.to stirvivc. (siblc
Perviu*,a,uin. adj. passable, accis
Perula,ac/.a littlc scrip.or satchel.
Pcrunctio,dnia./3.an anointing all

over.(over,beHmeared.bedaube(!
PeruncUis, a, um. pt- onointcd nll
Perungendus^LtiimW.to be itnoiut

ed all over. (all over, to besmcar.
/ > e>^in^o,crc,SLi,ictiim. a. to anoint
Pemngor, gi. p. to be anointed.
Pcrvolgo ] per,vulgt>], are a- 1 to

make known,to pass through, to

frcquent, lo prostitute.
Perv^litana, tis. /»/. flying over
/*rrvdnto,are.w.l. to fly all over,or

about
J*tfrv6lo,5ren.l. tofly about.or all

ovcr,to spread,to post,to hasten
JVwblOiVelle.i*. irr. to dcairc ear

nestly, Pcrvelim scirc, I woulrl

fain know(nin,orrcad ovcr,to rol ;
Pervolvotvere,vi,lutum.a J to roll,
Pcrvolvor,vi,lutus.£.tobe engagcd
PcrvMutan4us,a,um./>/. to bctum-

bled over, or perused. (purs.ie

puhtithf tr make known.

c m/».is&rmus,*w/> pub1ishe(',vei}

Pcntrbanus, a, iini. adj. vcry cotir-

teous. (ly.

/Vnygeo.ere. a. 2. to urge grca # -

iVrGro,rere.a.3. to burn up, to sct Pcsttlen*ja,ar./ 1. a pestilence, o

on ftre, to inflamc, to scorch, to

blasttonipwithcold.tovcx orfret

Pcruror,ri,ustus. p to bc burnt up

PcrusuiH,a,um./i/. burnt up,sct on

tire, scorched, parched. gallcd,

Pet -vulgo,Ui oal-topub lish.tomak

Pervulgor, uri. J* to be divtilged.

Pes,edis.m.3 thc fcot afoot,accm
ing to orapproaching,. strcum,o;
course,an oar a halser. u founda
tion,orbottom,u lousc. Pe 9 milv.-
ntit,tbe hcrb hartshom, Col. l'cs
gallinaccus,a kindof umitoiv,o>
bastardparsIeyj/Vin Ante pedcs.
things prescnt, 7Vr. Mctiri sc suc
pcdc,;o cut his coat accordii. lt t
his cloth, Ihr A pcdibus scn u*.
& abnl. a pcdibus. a lackcy, oi
footman, Cic Pcdem faccre, t
sail v* ith a sidc-wirid Virg.

Pessiu.e adv.mp verysadly,or ill.

Pcs^lmtis,a,um.ar//.ti/^. thc wor^t.

Pesstilus,i.m.a bar.orbolt of a doo

Pessam, adv. right down undc
foot Pcssum ire, to fall to tht
bottom, to run, to dccay, C l.

Pessi;ndo [pessum, do , arc, ded:
dattim. a. 1 to overthrow to va/.
quish.to ruin,to lay wastc,to dcs-

l»cssundor,aiT p.tobeundone.(tr- >\

Pcssus, i. m. 2. a pessary.

Pestrfe-, a, utn. adj pcstiferous,
dc ac.lv, pernicious poisonous, i -

Pcstifcre,aaV.pcstilentry(fectioir

fVrvbluto,&re.a 1 to roll over, to Pesfiferus, a, uin. adj. pestifero>js.

pcstilent, eonta^ious, infectious.
Pcstilens,tis adj ior,c&m/>. isstnius
eup. pestilent, or pestilential.

plaguc^i murrain,a conUgi^n,uJi
wholcsomeness, spite, malice.

Pestilentua, a, um- adj pestilcnt
Pestihtus, atis. /. a pestilcnce, a
plapie.
Pcrfltilisje.arf.vcry useful(bcatcnPcstis,is/ .5. a pcst,or plague, po
J'ervulgHt6 t adv. very comuiou!). son,inischief.havoc,ruin,dcsti'uc-

t'etitus,&s tn.i. a rcques;,
1'crrulgiktQrtB, n, om- pt. ibout to\ Uon,dcatli,disLraction,madne»b, a Pcto,tcrc 1 tlYi& lii,utum j

roguc.avillain.Pestcm i

lo come to an ii end, 1
Pctaliurn, i. n '*. an oint
Petrs£tus, a, uiu (kQ. t

broad hat.

Petasio,6nis.mo a flitch
PCtaso-dnis. m.ahand,orlc
Petasunciilus, in2ii

mon

Petasus, i. m 2. a broad
Petaurista.ar.m 1. a lcapi;
Petauruni i.n 2. a machi

which iusccts, or act(

thrown into the air (h
PCtaurus i.m.2 a postn
PeU udus, i,iira./-Uj be i

sircd, sought, or as^ule<
Pctcns, tis pt aski^g,

sceking gc^iug to, maki
Pctens,tis.c. < ^ M J.a pctition
Pctigo.Inis/->. a running
Pctmus, i. m 2. a wildr*
Petdus. a. um. adj slciul
1'ctimen, mis n. .5. a. faci
Pctiohis i. m. 2. thc st&lk

i little foot.
Pctisius a,um. adj very
Pctissens. tis. pt. dciinn
Pctisso.7«tf/ Pctcaso, cre.a

sirc earnestIy,to wis!i,«r
Pctftio, onis /3. & pctiti

rpiest a canvaasing,a thr

tack, the action of a ph
Petltor. 5ris m.o. asuiter

date, a dcmanucr, a pl&
Petitrix,icis/3 a fcmalc
Petitum f i.)i 2.a pctition«a

& dcmand,a pi-oblcm. (c
Petiturio^ire n ^.tobcvcr*
PetitVirua, a, umjw. alnut

stand candidatc, or go t<
Petitus, a, um. /i/ asked-

sougl it»bont>w ed-str.c k ci

ed,fctchcd,cau sc(.L,raade

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371

9t,tc>entrcaMobcg,tosuelPhznttniEnon, i. n. 2. an appearJPharos, & Phams i. rf. $>. seds*-

*ire,tode:nan l arrequire
tu scek, to seck aut, to
>ok afler, to aim at to se"
.*ti.:k,- i pcl ,towoin V »
>rmake for.' '> retiro to,to
jrct, projure, or obtaiu.
ice.ias ub aliquo, to pun-
K flammi perere Ctbum.
anv shift for it, 7Vr.
pur§ to hc soujrht.
i, & Pctorrilu-n, i n. 2.a
rliariot, or w.ijf<ron.
r .l.a rock, a jrreat stone
l, um atlj. jrrowinjr on a

Ha.um.n///. rockv, stonv
i ;«.a clown,a hellwether
lon i. n. 2. r <ck.parslcy.
i.uin.a//. rocky, erajr;ry
.' {.n.ff.ior, row/t. i*ii.n;is,
■anVtaiicy/uuolciit» abu-
lonest, lustful. obscene.
r, aJv Itl+.comp. is.siinc,
jr.impcrtinc:itly,!usffully
i,x. /. l.petulcnc.',sauci-
ircrse nc$v>'> «iti naey ,mis-
nc&» . I ustful • ics.4 ,e xuh cr-
ky,misch';cvous,unlucky
i um «7/ wanton, l.istful.
■ m 2. one cast-eycd.
ris/3 thespu.mr of silvcr

u:n.<i.// ciothe 1 in sha£.

s/3 a coinDcdsUtc, i:tp
uro. p* coml>cd, curlctl,
hijjh nap. Munera pexa,
in, Mari. Pexuin folium,
encloth,C*>/. Pcxuspin-

doctor, silly, ignorant,
led.
■i.l. a sort of mushroom.

ancc piiis /• a small islc in the mouth

Ph"isr2d*na,ae./l.a runninjrcancvr of the Nilc, a watch-tower, or
Phajre'dxn\cus,a,um.«f(/coiTodiiig ligfht house.
PlriljLC^nra<c,acis.in. 3. a cormo- Phasjlinus, a, um a.lj. ofphasels.

ran .( i lever. a ro'ler for a sliip jPhaselus,8tFascUus i d.g.l. sxpiu*.
Phalanira,* .fl.x club uscd iii war, m.a litlle ship, a bark, u pinnace,.
Plillan.riirii milites, brijradiera. j a galley. a pulsc, aplnsel
Philanjrltx,aram. /»/.w. 1. soldiersPhas : an:i,x/l.ahcn-pheasant.(ant

S3 callcd. iPhlsianmus,a,um. a-lj. of a phcas-

Phrilanx,jris/ 3. a phalanx, a four-Viiasiaiius, a, um. atlj. Colchian.

squarc body of 80Ji> fect sel in iMnsiauus.i ra.2. a cock-pheasant.

closc array,'a battaliou of foot,aPhasina,itis. ». 3. an apparition, a

hrigadc of horse,a squadron,a re- v sion, the titlc of one of Menan-

jriment, tlie body of an army, thc der's pluys, a play of CaUillus

ranks. Vhclliis, i. m. 2. a cork, apart of a

Phalanca fcFairirica, x./ 1 an in-Phiretrum, i. n. 2. a bicr. (dial.

stnnir nt of war with wiklfire in-Phhkve./.l.a phial, ■ r vial, a jrold

closc 1, shot out of an cnjrine in cup, apot for drink, a hcaker.

or lertoset wooden turrctsonfire Phidltiaj^rum. pl n. 2. puhlic sup.

a s:)rt of lonjr spcar, or dart. pers kcpt with jrr?at tcmpcrance

P!i-ilaris,idis./. *■ u bird, an hcrb. Philautiu, x./ 1. self-lovc
Phalarismus, i. m. 2. tyranny. 'Philftes, ac. m. 1. a thicf.
Plrilerx,arum />/./l. trappinirsforphilippc-is, vid. Philippus.

horses,nrna*ucnts worn bythello-Philippfcus, a, um. a:li. nf Philip.

Phunt-asia,2e./!lthefancy, r imaffi-Pliilnlnjria,3C./lphil<»Injry.the stu-
nation, an idea, a vision in sleep. dy of humanity, loqunrity.
Phantusma,atis n .*. a phantorn, anPhil6l6jfiis,a.uni .a*fj. of philology.
apnarition, an idle conceit. Philriln^us, i. m 2. a philolo^rcr,

jPhanum, i. /i. 2. a templc. | *nr humanist, a lover of discourse

Pharctra,x./ 1. aquiver.(qiiiver.| and learninfr,
Phare^ratus, a, um. wij. wcaringaPhitOmcla,?c./.l.a ni{rhtir.ppde.(es«
Pharetriger, a, uro, a>lj. ideoi. ,Phf lKmusus,i.m a lover of the mus-
Phaiicon, i. n 2. a poison. Philnpxs. dis. / .1. the hcrb hore-

Pharisseus, i- m. 2. a pharisee. | hound. (the Roman nation, Cie.
Pharmaceutria, x. /. an eclojrue Phil5rhom3eus, i. m. 2. a lover of
treatiiig" of clianns, a sorceress, aPliilosophans.tis.p/.philo-ophizinjr
witch. (an apotliecary, a quack. Phflosophatus, a, um. pt. having 1
Pharmicftp^la, x. m. 1. a druggist,. playcd thc philosopher.
n, i. n. 2. a sort of shoe IP »a-macum, L iu 2.a drug,a medJ-,PhI16sbph"ia,3c/l.philosophy, dis-
us, % um. at(j* Wcaring I cinc^potion,poison(inauy villanyj quisition, ttrict search ; philntA-
«. tPharmacus,!. m. 2. the chief artist) bis» pL M^sa^\Aan&sy&x.^

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572

PHT

PIC

PIG

Philds&phice^aaVphilosopMcallyiPhthsYsYcuB, a,um. adj phthiaical.

Philosttphicus, a, um. adj. philo-
sophicui. (phise

Phi]6sbphor,ari. dep, l.tophiloso- carriage.

Plul6sophus,i.m.2. a philosopher.
PlrtI6sdphut&aUina/{f. philosophi

cal-
Philbtechnus, a, um. mcchanical.
Philothedrus, i. m. a contempla-

tive man.
lMii1tra,drum. pl.ru 2 love-charms
Philus, i. m. 2.a gallant, a friend.

Phthisis, is veleos f a phthisic
Phth6rius,a, um. atlj. catismg mis-

Phu,n indecl a sort of nard,a shrub
Phy, inierj. fie ! strange !
Phylaca, ae./l.a jail for servants.
Phylacterium,i.n.2.a philactery,an

amnlet, a charm, •/• spcll.
Phylarchus,i.m the headof a tribe

clan, or family.
Physica,*./ 1 natural philosphy,

na-

Philyra&Piiilura, x.f 1. the lin- the knowledgc of nature.

den-tree, tlie thin skin betwcen Phy sica,brum pl n.2.books of

thebark and thc wood of that tree tural philosophy.

a leafyor shcet ofa sortof paper.physicc, adv. naturally.

Phimus, i. m. 2. a dice box. !physicus,aum.af#. natural.(phor.

Phlcgma, atis. 7*. 3. phlegm. (tic.'Physicus,i.m. 2. a natural philoso-

Phlegmaticus,a,um./i<0. phlegma-|Miysiogn6mia,x./l.physiognomy

Phlegmon,6nis.m.3.a hot 8welhng'physiogn6mon,6nis m. 3 a physi-

Phleg-mbna^ae/.lanintlammatJoii. ognonnst, a fortunetellcr.

Phdca, ae./ 1. a seacalf, a scal. Physi616gia,*./lphysiology,natu-

Phocbe, es / 3. the moon.
Pharbus, i.m. 2. the sun. (wind.

ral philosophy.
Physibl6gus,i.m. 2 a physiologist

Phoenlce. cs./ 3. the south-easi;Physis,is./3.nature,theprivvmcm-
Phamiccus, a um.adj. of a purplei bcrs; physes, jfr/. precious stones
Phanix,Icis m.3.a phacnix(colour.
Ph6nascus,i,m 2.one that teacheth ***•

to pronouncc words properly. Piabilis, c.aojf.that may be expiat-
Phosphbrusa.m 2 ihemorning-star Piacularis, e. at$. cxpiatory. (ed.
Phrasis,is,xr{eos. / u.a phrasc, f.r|piaculum,i ».2.agrcat crime^asa-

cxprcssiou,tlie proper mannerof crifice foratonemcnt,aremedy,tr
Phrencsis,is/ ,. a phrcnsy(speech Piamen,Ynis n.3 an expiatioiKcure
Phrenetlcus, a, um. udj. "frantic
Phrenitis, idis. / 3. a phrensy.

Piamentum,i.7i.2.an atonement, «r
expiation, a remcdy, or cure
Phrygianus,a,um.ar^cmbroiderc(lpiandus, a, um. pt \o be atoncd
Phrygio,6nis.m.3 au cmbroidcrcr Piatio, 6nis. / 3. an atoning. (for.
Phrygidnius, a, uin adj. wrought Piatus,a, um. pl. expiated, atoned

witli a needle, embroidered. Pica, x.f 1. a pic, a magpie.
Phrygius, a, um. adj. Phrygian. Picandus, a, um /Nf.to bc pilched.

wrought witli ncedicwork Phry Picans,tis pt. daubing with pitch.

gius modus,a chcerful, vigr>routJpicaria,3e./l.a place where pitch

mcasurc in dancing, r a tunc in is madc, or perhaps dug.

Binging, Mart. Cap. Phrygius la- Picltus, a, um pt. pitchcd

pis,a kiiidofpumi'ce,/J.(djscase. Picea, *./. 1. apitch-tree.
1'nihiriitihM. vel cos/,3.thc lousjf Pi

v — - ^ — — §

'iccustcr, tri* m. 2. idem. ^

PYceMus,a, um. otf. phched

nus picc*ta» one who steafet!

vezy thing he toucheth, Mat

Piceus, a, um. atff. made of pi

black as pitch. (pi

PTcfnus i,um.a(jf. of the colou

PYco, ftre. act. 1. to pitcfc.

Picor,ari. jkMt.to be pitchedt

Picris, Ydis. / 3. wild cichory.(

Pictilis,e adi. painted, embrn

Pictor, 6ris. m. 3. a painter.

Pictdrius, a, um. adj. of paiatii

Pictilra.x- /lApicturcarejmJ

tation t painting,punt,aplaia><

sign.Pictura textilis,embroidfl

Cic(broidercd.adorncd>pccll

Picturatus,a»um.a<fy'. wrougfct, i

Pictus, a, um- pt. & atf.wz*

painted, drawn, erobroide«i

dorned, speckled, spotted.

Picula, ae./. 1. alittlepitA

Picus,i m.2a woodpeckerA^

Pie,a«/r* issim6,tii^.pioi»1y^*4

Pientissimus, a, um adj. a^M

pious, or kindlv affectioMWj

Pietas,atis./3piery f devo^»ji

gion, duty, dutifuiness, sftcjj

love, attichmcnt, kindneM

meney,pit}% compa«ion,jt

cquity, righteousness, a

bedicncc

Hgendus a,um. p/.tobe
Pigeo,ere,gui.n.2.to be ubi
to grieve, vex, or troubk.
Pfgvt, & gitum est, 1 mh. H '?
grievetli, w repcntctn.
Piger,gTa,grumarf;". rior. 1
rimus,tujfr «low, dull, hctTt,
tive,tcdicus,slothful,slug
zy. listlcss. benumbed,
bound(seller of paint,* '
Pigmcntarius, i. m. 2. a
Pigmentatus a, um.^ ;
Pigmentum^. n 2. women , i
paint,a figure,trfiourisbifll
riQ,a pretcnce,tr dif guiif , »1

PJL

MM

PIP

$73

(ed.jPiltlGdius, i. w. 2. x/J. Pilarius.
idus,a,unv/»Mo be plcdg-iPilo, arc. «cf. 1. tu drivc closc, lo
io,6nis./.5.a pawninjr (er.f thickcn, to pillagc, lo plundcr.
or,drih.;/i. 3 a pawii6rok- | Pilo,are.;i. 1 tobeginto bc hairy;
rix,icis./o.a pawubroker act.to pccl,to make bald,to bare.
us, a, um. patt pawncd, Pil6sus,a,um. atlj. ior, comp. full of
l, having ciigagcd. hair, huiry.(knob, shccp's clung.

irc.act. 1. to pawn, to re- Pi1uln,x./a little baIl,apill v around

i a pawn, to mortagc.
,ari rf.l. to tukc a plcdgc
engc as his owu,toassumc
us,a,ura./i/ha\ ingplcdgcd
ris.(Stcris,ant.}i*.3.apawii
c,a gage»a mortgugc,a to-
>of, testimony, a»s»uraiicc,
*ity, a wager, a chiid.
o.ius, comp slowly, dully.

inis/. 3. slolhfulncss.
,ccre,gui *;ic.3.to slacken
e./.l. k P.gritjc , ci./. 5.
[ie&8.]aziness,lci9urc,case.
!-*i.flip%ior,ari, atus d. 1.
>w, r loatii to do a thing.
ris. m. J. sluggishness.
1. a ball, a pill, an etiigy
witli straw, a tumip.

1 a jnortar and pestle, a
piUster, a pilc, a mole, a
>rop ii shcp.
i.pt pillaging, darting.
i. m. i. a pikeman.

iandball

Piluin, i. n. 2. a dart, a javclin, a
spcar, a pestlc. Pilum rudcrari-
um, a ranuncr, Cot. Priinum pi-
lum,thc chict band of thclioinaiis
about tiic stamlard.thc cldcst, oi
first company in a regiuient. Cam
Pihis i. m. 2. tkc van of unarmy;
alxo thc sair.c as pilum.
Pilu?,i./>2 2 hair,u thiug of no valuc.
Nc faccrct pili cohortcm, v.\lucd
it not a hair of his hcad, Cutull.
Pinacothcca.x /l.a picturc gallc-
Pinastcr, tri. m 2. a wild pinc.(ry.
Pinax, acis m.3 thc fraiiie of a pic
ture, a tablc, a board for orguii
pipcs,the index ofa book(bcarcr
Pinccrna, x. m. 1. a butlcr, a cup
Pindo/lerc.u. 3.to pouud, to bcat
Pincu, x./l. apine-trcc.(ofpincs
Pluctum, i. n. 2. a wood, or grovc
Pineus, a, um. adj of pinc
Pingcndus,a,uin./>;- to bc paiiitcd,
to bc adorncd, or illustratcd.

adj. ofa baLl,or hair,lusio- Pingo, gcre, nxi, ictuin. act. .;. to Pinso, scrc, naui & nsi, . . m, ist

fat,grcasy plump, corpulcnt, un-
wicldy.dull hcavy,hunpish. fruil-
ful,lhick,coarM.-,rude . unpolished

Pinguitcr, adv. thickly.

Pinguitics,ci./ 5. &.

Piiiguiiudo,iiiis./.3.iatiicss.(trccs.

Pimfciscraycrum a/(/.bcanng pine

Pimgcr, a, um. adj. pinc-bcariug.

Pinna. x./ 1. a shcllhsh a nakcr,
a (in, a fcuthcr, a wing, a plumc,
a nichcd battlcmcnt.

Piimulis, c adj. woolly.

Piniifilus, a, uiu. ai{j. feathercd,
\\ing..'d.nichcd,notclicd. pointcd,
prickly. Pinnata, plnr huiUcrs'
toiU btuck with fcathcrs. {.cd.

Piniiigcr,ra,runi.(i/^ tinncd, wing-

PiiuurapuSji.wi. 2. a suord plujer,
who with a nct catchcd ott the
crcstofhis adversar>'s hclmet,
which was adorncd with pea-
cocks' feutlius.

Pinnula, x./. 1 a little fin, a little
ciuill,fcuihcr,orwiug tli*- t.p olUic
car;pinnulx,^. qrnamcnts of rich
fcathcrs fastcncd to c;ipi#

Piiibatio, dnis. /. a poiiiuUug.

Pinsito ilrc.u.to |K>und in a mort. r

Pinsitor ari.//. to bc pouiidcu. v cd«

PinsiUis,a,uni./f/ poundcd stamp-

Pinso,arc.u.l. to pound, to :.ncad,

paint,to dra\v,to stain,o/* daub, to

i.m.aball-playcr,ajugglcr gracc,or bcuutify, to udorn,or sct

i</r.pillar by pillar closc.
,um. atfj armcd with tlic
iyiim.pt. shavcd. (pilum.
i,um.o/j|. wcaring a cap.
14.11-2. a chariot r /4* coacli,
ii tl»e Homan ladics wcrc

oft',to dcscribc, to dcvise, invcut,

or fcign.

Pingor, gi, ictus. />. to bc paintcd
Pinguc, jj n. o. fat.
Pingiiedo, Inis./ .i. fat, fatne^s.
Pinguef acio,ccrc,f cci, factum. a.

when they wcnt to pcr- 3. to make fat, to fatten.

cir rehgious ritcs.
i,i.u.re/ Pilcolus.i. m. 2. a
mnet, . r cap, a covcring.
.n.2 jteap[libcrty,fi cedom

Finguesccns. tiB.pt. gro*ing fat.
Pingucsco,ccrc.iuc. J. to grow fat,
to bc madc fertilc, or cnriched
Pinguiarius, i. m 2. a lovcr ol fu*#

um & iiisum. a v . to pound in a

mortar.to kncad,to pe ..iv mock

r scoO' (er.

Pinsor,dris m.X a pounder, a bab>

Pinus,i,Si. us./(& ant. m., a pino-

t.cc, a pinc a ship.
Pio,;»rc.u to c\piui.c,oj atone,topo1-

lutc. or dcfiic to lovc, to Aorstup.
Pior, uri, at;i^./>. to be e piut -d.
Pipatus us.m-4.tb« cry * cluckcn*
Pipcr, ciis. n. 3. peppir.
Ppcrritus, a, um ut\j. p^ [>j.cred.

Pipcntis, ldia j. •>• pepjjci-wort^.

vr. 2jihat, bonnct,«r cap, V^^.QMdjX^tgmp^p^up. P)ipil^ ftf A WU^ U^fe
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PLA

PLA

npio,!re,ivi,7tum neut 4. to pccp.
Pipo, are. n. \. to cluck as a hcn,
Pipulum,i n. rrf. Pipulus, i. m. 2 a

railing, a scolding, an outcry.
Pirata,ae.m l.a piratc, aplunderer,
PTratica, x. /. 1 piracy (a tliief
Plr&ticus, a, um adj. of pirates, r
Pirum, i. n. 2 a pear. (piracy.
Pinw, i / 2. a pcar-trec.
Piscans, tis pt. tisbin^.
Piscaria, x f. l.afish-markct.
Piscarius a. um adj pcrtaining 1 to

fish, fisherman, v fishing".
Pisc Jrius , i. m. 2. a fishinoiujrcr.
Pisc&tio, on s./ . tishing-.
Piscator, oris. m. :\. a fishcrman.
Piscatorius. .,um.ar#.of, orbclong-

ing" to fishcrs, or fishing'.
Piscatri •, Icis / 3. a kind of fish.
Piscatus, iis. (ti, Non.) m. a fish-

injr, fishintf, pleuty of lish, the

cating 1 of tifch,a tish-markct. (fish

Pistillum, i. 7/. 2. a pcstle.
Pistor,oris.m. -. a bakcr, a millcr-
Pistorius a,um. at(f. belonging to a

bakcr, baking, or pastry
Pistrensis, e atfj. of a bakchousc.
Pistrilla,x./ 1 a small bakehouse.
Pistrillarius i. m 2. amillcr.
Pistrtna.w/l.a grinding-house, a

bakchouse, a mill
Pistrlnalis, e. ae(i. of a bakehouse.
Pistrinensis, c arfj. belonging to

abakchouse, rmil).
Pistrmum, i n 2 a bakehousc, u

workhouse,a bridewcll, a prison.

drudgcry,toil [thc hcavens,a fish.
Pistrix, icis. / 3. a mill, a sign in
Pistm-a,x./theartofpounding com

Placans, tis. pt. appeuing.

Placatc, adv. iufti comp. ca3

Placutio,6nis/3 an appeasi

cirying, sr calming. an ati

Plaoaturus^um./^uibout t<

PUlcIltu8,a,um./tf. & o<#. ioi

isMraus, 8iip. appeascd, <

stilled. hushcd, allaved, p

rcconcilcd,quiet.caim,mil

Piaccndiis, a, um.pt. to pld

Placens, tis pt pleasing.

Placenta, a%/.l. a cake, a <

Placcntinus,i.m.2.amaker o

Placeo,cre,cui t citum.».2.tc

to deli£ht,to like.Placcre

tliink well of himsclf, Qui

Placct,cbat,cu;t velcitum c

Pfsum, i. n. 2 a pea
Pithecium, i ». 2. an ill-favoured
wonian. likc an old npc. [little
Pitisso,are a. totaste bv little and

Pisciculus, i. m. 2 u littlc fish, s-Pittacium.i.n. 2. a roll, list. patch
Piscina,?c./l.afishpond,apool, or!Pituita,x/l phle£m,rhcum, snot

pond,aplacc to bathe in, a vat, a

trough

Piscinalis,c.f!r#.of fishponds. (fish
Piscinarius, i. m. hc that kcepeth
Pi»cinurius,a,um.<irj/ of fishponds.
Piscinul i,rc/l»isclnclla, sc/.l. dim.

& small iiahpoiid r pool.
Piscis, is m 3. a fish, a si^n inthc

Ziidiac Piscium vita, Prov. the

wc&kcst gocth to the wall, Van
Piscor,ari.«/c/>.l tt> fish. Piscari in

aerc, to labour in vain, Plaut-
Piscdsus,a.um.«t(/ full of fish,fishy.
Pisculentus.a, um. adj. full of fisii.
I'iscns, tis. pt. pounding.
Pisillum, i. ». 2. a pcslle.
Piso,are act.lto stamp, cr pound.
Piso. serc. act. 6. idem. (cd.

Pisor,si.p.to be stampcd, rpound-
*'iss i nu s . a, um . adj. «f pitch
JtALV/a, r./ 1. a pistachio-nut.
MeticA aarOtw, «pikciiard.

Pistus, a, wm.pt. poundcd, baked.J it iiketh, orpleascth, it u

£Ood. Si diis placet, an't
you, 7Vr.

Placidi: : ar/TMiis.c mp. isslm
calmlyjnildly,meilly^rcm
etly,s'oftly,kmtU) ,peaccabl
ently, pleasingly, delibert

Pliiciditas, atis./ 3. mildne

Placidus,a, wm.adj. ior, am^
mns,^///» calm,smooth,raiU
gvn tJc,quiet,tame .casy^ol
courteous, patiei.t, coustai
moved.

Placito,arc//-e9.1 to pleaie '

a watery distemper, the pip.
PituTLaria, tc. /. 1 siaves-acre
Fituitosiis,a um adj.fuWof phlcg^m
Pius,a,um.nr//.issimus, rttp pious
godh , devout, ndigious, dutiful,
uprij^ht, uncorrupt, just, lawful
loving,tendcr,kin<.l-hearted,£oo(l

naturca,Bcrene,calm,mild. meck,p]acitum, i. n. 2an opimu^

modcst, ingenious, learncd.
Pix, picis. /. '6. pitch.

PL.

Placabdis, c. adj. ior, comp. placa-
ble, easy to be plcascd, or paci-
fied,mild-}rentle,appcasing; mak-
ing- propittous.
PlacabilTtas,atis./.placability.[etly
Plicablliter,arfT'.contentcdly,qui-
Placamen,inis.7f. .3. an atonemenU
Placamcntum,i.n. 2jin atonement.
Piacandus,a,um-jM.to be appeased
cr softened.

tence,a resolvetadecreej»!

Placiturus,a,um.p/.that wll

Placitus, a, um pt. issimo

pleasin^, greatful, agrecab

Placo,ure « 1. toap ease,u

to smooth,still,orhusli,to sf

toallay,topacify,to recoacil

tify,to atone,to rcnder pnn

Placor, ari. pau. to be *ff

Plaga, ae/. 1. a climate, att

spacc,a legtontircountrr^

a way ,a net.srtoil.a cord»» *

a garment, a becVcwrtaJ»-

Pla^a, ar./. 1. attrDke,»»

PLA

PLA

PLE

pe,a print, or mark, a wound, llie sole ofthe foot .(rv uf plautfi.Plausus,a,um. pt. applaudei
it, gash, w inciiion, a loss, »rPlantaiiuin,i.?i. 2. »plant,a utirsc- pcd, strokcd, flappcd »
rthrow jPkintatio, 6nis./ 3. a plantin^. Pluususus. '"■ 4- applausr, a

V t arum.^./l.nets,toils.(perjPlanti£cr, a, um> adj. ^raficd. Plcbccula.K./lthc poor pc

iarius,i.m apla£iary,a kidnap-
[lgcr* a, um. udj. born to be
itcn- (stripcs.

ijfcrulus, a, um. a<(/. usecf to mus, #w/>. plain, flat, k-vel, evcn, Plcbicola x. m. 1 a popular n

Planto,arc.u*iJrPlantor f uri. />,l.toPlcbcius,a,uin.u<// plcbian, o
bc plantcd, or sct. comnionpcoplc f poor,low f coit

Planus,a, uin. adj. ior, com/fr. issi-Plcbes,is./3.the cominonpcc

ipatida,* m.l.a parasite, who
a mcaTs meat would sutfer a
ind bcating- (flogpng.

|6*tia,u v um.<:<{/full of wounds
nlla, at./ 1. a small curtain,or
iging. a sheet of papcr.
pileius, i. m. 2. a plagiary.
ictuft.us.m.a beating,a roarinfr,
0ise,a wading» or lamentation
icusy i- m. one splayfooted, an

le, flrfr. ius comp. isstmc, tup.

ialy v clearly, evidcntly. inani-

ly "uttcrly.entircly^alVog-ether,

trately, withotit fail, truly.

ta, x. «. 1. aplanct.

aris, e. adi. plauctary.

;ns,tis. pf .bcalingybcating a-

wecping, wailing

gtrc,nxi,nctum.a. to bcat,

knock, or dash against, to Plaiideiidus,a,uin./jr.tc!>c applaud-

lamcnt, er bemoan, to re-

gi. nctus /> to bc bcatcn

iris m i.a bcating.a uail-

iiTi<-ntation, au outcry.

ila,x./l.a puppct(mind

is,a,uin a<#.Sj>cakinghis

tdis. adj. without skocs.

f. 1 .a plain,a levcl picce

plai:iiit'ss cvcnness.

. f. 5 idcro.

nis. /• 3 plainness.

a piaut,a cratt^cioiuor

ilccifthc toot.the foot

» / 3. plantain.

3. aplant.

smooth, clcar, cvidcnt, manifest Plcbiscituni, i.ii. 2 a law, dcci
Dc plano,standing on the ground ordcr,orstatute iuadcby thc jo
Sur/ciearly manifcstly,/.i/cr.Pla- conscntof thc pcoplc.
ni pcdisxdificium,abuiluUii£hav-Plcbs,ebis/ •'•. thc common pe
ing no ccllar, nor vault, Vitwv ple, thc rout, mob,or rabblc, oi
Pcr tutum planumque, ovcr, or of tlic coiumon sort, a plebeian.
upon thc plain ground, Ov Plcctilis, c. adj- that is platted

Plunusji. m.2 an impostor,a chcat. Plccto tcre,cxi,c.ttim..u3 totwist
Plasma,atis?i.3.a garglc, aiiction.- cr twinc, to plait, fold, knit, ot
Plastcs.x.m.l a pottcr, a statuary • \veavc,to corrcct, punish,^- bcat-
Plasticc,cs./ >. thccRifi f or art of Plcctor,ti,cxus. p.to bc punishedr

ntakinf*' things of carth. (ti*cc
Plataninus, a, um. aaj. of a planc-
Platanon,onis. m. 3 a placc piant-

cd, or sct witli planc-trecs.
Platanus i & us./ a planc-trcc.

Platc.i, sive PlatCa, « f. 1. a gTcatflCnc, adv. i«b c mp issnnc, mp

to suflcr, to go to u ruck.
Plcctrtun,i. n. 2 a qiull,bow,&c to
play upon thc strings of musiclal
iiistrumcntsa harp,a lutc,ahclm 9
a niddcr, a spur tbr a cock

street, a strcct, a court, a bird-
Plutcssa, ac / 1. a flat fiah.
Platyophthalnius,i.m..2.antimony

cd, to be jrcntly stroked

PlaiidciiSftis. pt. applaudinjr, com-

lncitding, clappiug* hands, clap-

ping (&c. rcjoicc, or clap hands.

Plauditur, impent. I thou, hc, we,

Plaudo,dcrc,ausi,ausuni a.3.to ap-

plaud,to conuncnd.to encouragc,

to clap hands, tn clap, to flup, to

strokc»to hug tn bcat.(plaudcd

Plaudor, di. plausus. p. to bc ap-

Plausibilis, e adj. plausiblc

Plausor, oris. m. 5. an applaudcr

Plaustrum,&uM/ Plostrum, i. n. 2.

a wagxon, a cart, a dung^cart, a

ilra\, CharPs wain ncar thc nortl.

polc, Plaudtrum pcrculi, Ijiavc

>'. of, or belonging tol miitcd all, 7'ror. Pla»t.

fully,quitc.comph'tcIy.abundant-
ly, iarg^ly. at kirge, foudly

Plenilunium.i n. 2 thc full raoon.

Plcnitas, atis./ •. fulncss, plcnty-

Plcmtcr, adv fully.

Plcnitfido,ntiK /3 fulncss, corpu-
lcncy, lar^rencss, thickncss.

Plenu.sa,uin.a<// ior,c mp. issimu.%
Hup. full, ]>leiitifu1, abounding, or
funtislicd wilh,lar^c,grcat, flosh-
y, plump. corpulcnt, jrross, load-
cd, hig* with youii{r, bigbcllied.

Plc-Onasintis, i. m. -;.a plconasm, a
rcdundancv of words.

Plcri(mc,plcr:equc,pleraquc, aa])»
\tl thc nio.-Jt,or^Tfatcst part,many

Plerumquc-vWPlCrunquc, adv.fov
thc most part, sometimcs.

Plcnisque,aquc,umqHC rWunquet
adj. most. vid. Pl( rique-
Plethoia^ x. 1' . \ . -i.Sx\w^ia^

m

PON

POP

POP

POmEtum, u n# 2. &n orchard. I pose»orpropound»toappomt»©ren

PdmYfcr f a,um.a<#. bearinfc applesJ act,to employ,orbestow,to quote,

Pdmflio. Onis. m. i. & dwarf. j pr6ducc,«r alledge, to reckon, or

Pdmflius, a. um. aaj. dwarfish. | account, to suppose, to prcfer,to

P3maerium,i.n.2.aspace about the sow,orplant,to build, sr erect, to

walls of a city, a Umit, er bound. draw, or, portray, to hang up, to

P5m5sus, a, um anj full of apples. consecratc, to devote. Sumptum

Pompa- st. /*.l. a pomp, a solemn ponerc, tobe atthe expense.Cic.

sight, or snow, a train, r retinue, accusatorem,to suborn, /</. Venti

a wcdding, or burial, a proccs- posuere, the winds were laid, troyed. (or piUaging,

sion, show. ostentation, parade. Virg. PoiieTijrcllimim,cxposehimP6piilabuiidus > a,um.«

Pomp&nianiimpyrum,aroundpcar Pdnor, ni, &siUis,/>. to be put (Juv. P&pOlandus, a, um. /

rese.nbting a woman's breast. ^Pons, tis. m. 3. a bridge, a float,or waste.

P&mum,i.n. an apple,all manner of raft, a plank, a step, or stair. Popiilans. t\9.pt. wmsti

fruit that gro vetli on trces^ fruitponticulus, i. m. 2. a little bridge. Pbpularia, ium. bl. n.i

P5mus v i/.afruittrcc,anapple(trccPonticii8, a,um. adj.ai Pontus. Ca-| most seats in the ph

haunter of public ho
P5pino^6nis^n.3.adrui
Poples,Itis.m.3.the ha
Poppcftna, Orum. pL :

ments.
Poppysma, &tia.n.3. a

the baek ontrokingv
Poppysmus, i. m. 2. a
PdpiilabHiB,e.aa)\that

Pond^randus,a,Uin./>/ to be weigh- nis Ponticus, a bcaver, Jun. Nux] the populace.

ed, cxamined, or considered. ' Pontica, a filberd, Plin jP5pulariB,c.a<0.ior,r>i

Pond&rans, tis. pt. weighing. PontTfex, Ycis.m.3. a pontiff, a chief, favoured of thepeop
Ponderatio, rtnis. / 3. a wcighing.' bishop, a pricst, a magistratc. pcople, sceking 1o g
Ponderatus, a, um. pt. weigucd. Pontificalis,c.a<//.ofapontiff.Pon- ple*s favour, comnu
Pondero, are a 1 to weigli,to cxa- tificalcs libri, books containing vutgar, trivial trifiin

minc,to considcr,to judge to cs* their ccremonies, Liv. P6pularis, is comgcn.

timate, to valuc, or estcem. Pontif icalus,us.m 4 the dignity ofj man, or woinan, one

Ponderor, ari. p. to be weighcd. a pontiflf,or chief priest(cal books; town,breed, Scc. a pa
Pondcrdsus,a,um.a<4)'.ior, e mp is-Pontittcia,6rum./>/n.2.the pontifi-l complicc, a subjcct.

stmus, 9itp pondcrous, very hea- Pontiflciulis, c. adj. of, or belong- Popularitas, atis./. 3

▼y,weighty,substantial,pithy,Iong ing to a pontiff, or chicf priest.
Pondo, n indecL ung. & plur. aPont\ficium,i.7i.2. the charge>au-

pouud weight, weiyht.

a popular action, rriei
nesa
thority,powcr,oroRice of a pontiffPbpulariter, adv. popi

plcasurc of the poptil
P6pulatio,dnis/3. a rc

laging, a wasting, or
Pdpulator, oris. m. 3. t

Pondus ens.n.3. weig"ht,a burden,Pontif iciuj, a,um- adj. of a pontiff.

orload,aquantitv,number,orsum,Pontilis, e. adj. likc a bridge.

abalance.orscales, value, import- Ponto, oni». m. 3. a pontoon.

ance,power, anthority, gravity in Pontus,i ;;j.2.thc sea,thc black sea.

mannersjudgment, &c. a child inpbpa,x.n>.l. tlic sacrificing priest,! a wastcr.

the womb, a pound. | one gluttonous, or gTcedy (go<ls.jP5piilatrix, lcis../ a d

PondusciiIum,i.n.2.a small weightPopanum,i.n 2.acakeoflercdtothc Pdpulaturus, a,um.^r-
P6ne. prap. & adv- after, behind.!p6dcllus,i.m 2. the rabblc,or mob. vage- (wastc,ravagec
P6nendus,a,um.^.to be laid asidc,^P6pina x/.l. a tavern, a tippling. P6pulatus, a, um. pt.

to be bcstowcdrto be accouoted. house^ cook's shop . or ordmary, P6piilatus,us. m.4. a b
Ponens, tis o/. placin^, bestowing. victuals sold in such places,cook- P5puletum y i.n.2.agrot
P6no,ncre,6sui(St slvi). SsHum. a. P6plnalis.e ao)**ofcook'sshops(ery Pdpuleus, a,um. a%* o

3. to put.lay set,place, or pitch,to Pbplnaria, x/ 1. a hostess. P6puhfer, a,um. adj. b

put off,or out,to lay down, aside P6pinarius, i. m. 2. a victualler. P6puliscitum,T»d Plek

eut or up,toset down,orbefore,toP6pTnatio, onis./.3. riotous living. Populneus, a,um- a%.

fit»kc,to deposit, to leaye, fopro-fPSplnator, oris. m* 3. a commonlPdpulnus, a» om. afy i

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fcrea.l. torob.to pIunderJPorrTciae, ftnim. pi. /. 1« entrails.-PortYcula, *./. 1. m little porch.
l,toravage, toransack, toPorncio,cere,cVi,ertum.a torcachPorticua, b.%. m. 4. m portico, or
ite» to waste, to dcstroy. or stretch out, to lav Rpon the al- 1 , piazza, a porch, a gallery.
, ari, atus sura d. 1 . idetn; tar(ed out«rextendcd,to hold outPortiOfOnis/. 5. a portion, pmrt, sr
e destroyed, 8cc Porhfjfc.uluwwini. jM*to be stretch- share*a quantity v ormeasure,a pro-

, i. /*. (m. Prioe.) m poplar- Porrijr,ena,tiJ. pt. friving, rcaching. portion, or rate, bigness, or size.
n aspcn tree. PorrigTndsua, a, um. adj. measly. Port ito,are freq. 1. to carry about.

•,'i.m. *.the peop!e,the cora- Porrigo.inis./3. scurf in thc head,|PortTtor,oris.m. 3. aportcr, or carw
y,thc stibjects ofanation, dandrufF,man{riness,the mcasles-l rier, a ferryman ; fa,portusj the
n, a crowd, or multitudc, a Porrigu [per.rejro], frcre,rcxi,rec-' custom-reeeiver of a port.
inity, r corporation, a tum. a 3. tostretch, reach, hold, Portiunciila, x.f. 1. a little part
>ourhood, a atock of bees. loll,or lengthen out, to cxtend,to Porto,are.a 1. to carry, or bear, te>

prostrate,to lay lonjr,to kill,to de- carry away, to brinjr, to import.
fer.orprolong Manutn porri^erc,Portor, 5ri, atus. p. to be carried.
to help.orassist, Cic. Herbam por-Portorium,i.n.2. custom,or impost
rifjere, to yield up the conquest, paid for goods importcd,orcxpor«
Plin. pcdes, to die, Mart. (cd. ted, toll, rcnt for toll, a tax, or
Porrijror,fri,rcctus./fr.to be extcnd- duty, freijrht, a waterman's fare.
PorrJivi,?e/l.apardenbed,aleekPortula, *./. 1. dim. a little frate.
Porro, athf. farther, afar otT,or at aPortu5sus,a*um.af#>ior, comp. issT-
distancc,moreover, furthcrmore, mus, *up. full of, or abounding-
bcstdcs.hcreaftcr.henceforth, af- with havcns, or harbours.
tcrwards, still, lonjr beforc, but. Portus, us. m. 4. a port, liaven, •»•
Porrum, i. n. & Porrus, i. m. 2. a harbour, a duty, the mouth of a
scallion leck, <*r shalot. river,a placc off refu^c,a defence

Porta,»/l.a gate of a city 9 a door,Porus,i.m%.a pore,a kind of stone.
an entrance, a passajrc, a straitPdrxi, pcr Sync pro Porrexi.
betwcen two hills, a mouth. .Posca»ae/winc minjrlcd with water
Port&bllis, e attf. portablc. Posccns, tis. pt. asking, desirinjr.

Portandus,a,um pt. to be carried. Posco.c£re,poposci. a. 3. to ask,to
Portans, tis pt. carryinjr, bcaring. call for,to aemand, to reqiiirc, to
Portatio, dnis. / 3. a carryiujr. , prav earnestly,to provoke,to bid,
Portaturus,a,um /w.about to carry. . or ofter a price, to send for.
Portatua, us m 4s a carriagc. Poscor, ci. p> to bc demanded.
ortendo [porro,tendo] dere, di,P6sftio,oni*./3. a position,a situa-
ntuma. I. to portend,orforebode, tion,a disposition,state, or condi-
to betoken, to ordain. ; tion, a tempcr» a concurrcncc, a

:i, ius, adv fartber on Portendor, di. p. to be portcnded. termiuation,primitiveness,a prin-
io, ftnifl./. X an cxtensi^n. Portenttfer.a, um. adj. doing won- cipal in money, asetting-, a plan-
vuysL,um.pt.hatjj. ior, c inp. Portentfffcus,a,um. ajj id. (ders. tinjr. (lute.

ied,i»r held out, extended, Portcnt6aus,a,um.ac^' \ar t cmp. is-P5sYtTvus,a,um.iu//. positivc, abso-
lon^rflelavedvorprolonged, stmuM«*p-™ on5troua » wondcrful PosTtor, 6ris. m. 3. a founder, a
[a porricio] laid upon the Portentum,in.2 a prodigy^ mon- builder. (turc.

nter cxja& porrecta,many ster an omcn,a token, a vain fan-P5sItura,ic./ 1. a poaition, a pos>
may faU betwixt the cup Portentus,a,um.^/fbreshown. (cy. PosItQrus, a, um. pt. about to put,
e lip, Qic. Portbmeus, eos m. 3. aferryaun | sct, pitch, lay dowiv, «r «osV»

/. la sow,a rid?c between

Tows.a balk of iand,a mea-

" land 130 fcct iu length

in breadth.

iia, a, um. atfj. of a sow.
iis, i. m. 2. a swineherd*
a, x./ 1. purslain.
is,i.m.2.a pi^i youn^ hog".
a, x / 1. a young sow.
f ae. / l.pork.
irius.i-m. 2. m hog--butcher.
\Mj&jim.alj of a hog".(swine
tor, 6ris m. a tcedcr of
un,i. n 2. an implement to
t in the screw of an oil-
to hold the rope.
ls, i m. 2. a littlc piff
i.m 2. pork, hofr/s flesh, m
lW »* r pif» a fflutton, a fish.
s. tia. pt. pro Porrigena
ii a, um. adj. porous.
rtttcus.a, um. adj purple.
riacus, a, um. adj. purple.
rites, z. m. adj. porphyry
rus, a, um. aaj. grcen.

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jftus^,um. pt. put, laid, set, or

?ossessiuncuU, *./ 1. a small es-

PosteriuSi adv. cnmp. afterward. f#'o«/mitto t t£re,isi.a. S.tonegfc

laced,laid down,aside,or out set Postcrd, adv. thc ncxt day.

rer/ituatediappointed,grantedj Posterus.a,um aoj.the nezt; post£-

upposcd,planted,founded.built, rior, c tnp. aftcr, Utter, worse ;

>owed.bent,dropped, dead. (on postrcmus «tip.the last,the worst,

6sTtus,us m.4. a placing,a situati. thc meanest, or most contempti-

ossessio» Snis. / 3. posscssion, ble. In, vcl ad posterum, for thc

estate (tatc | future, or the time to come. Cic.

PostferenduK»a,um*p*tobesctaftcr Postponor,ni p. to be recknned

PosscssiTU8.a,um. aty possessivc. P «ffero, ferrrc. postuli, tlatum.
Possessor.drism* 3. a possessor,an a. 3. to put aftcr, or behind, to
owner, a tcnant. a seizer. (scss estecm lcss.
Posscssurus,a,um./w about to posj Postferor,ri./).to be less esteemed
Posses8us,a,um.^f.possesscd,own. ' s ffitit,it was Uid aside,#a//.(ter

Possc8sus,us.m.4-a possession.(e(L

PossfbYlis, e. at(j. possiblc- (er.

Posslb\litas,atis./possibility,pow-

PossTdendus, a. um. pt. Xo be pos.
sessed. Bona publice possidcn.
da, to be confiscalcd.

Possidens, tis. pt. possessing.

PossYdeo [potis, sedo], €re, scdi,
sessum.a 2. to possess,to havcor
enjoy to occupy,to get, r obtain,
to make himself mastcr of, to
covcr.

Possidcor, eri. p. to be posscssed.

PossTdo, derc. a. 3. to occupy.

Possiem, ttro Possim, Ter.

Postm&dc\iKfo. afkerwards, hcn

Postmffdum, adv. afterwardsjl

Postpdnendua^a, nm.pt. to be l

estecmed, or laid aside.

Po</p6no 9 n£re,bsui,6situm.a. &

set after, to esteem less, to 1

aside. [ti

postfitturu8,a,um. pt. to be hereaf-
Postg enftus, a, um. pt. born after.
Poomabeo,erc,bui.- bftum. a, 2. to

■et lcss by,to postpone,to neglect
PosthabTtus,a,um./>f. disrerarded.
Posthac,Txr/ Posthxc «ooV.liereaf.

ter from hcnceforth, after this.
Posthlnc, adv. afterward.
Posthumus.a,um.o<jf posthumous,

born aftcr a facher*s dcath, pub-

lished after an author*s drath,Ust
Postibl. adv. afterwards
Posticulum i.n 2.gTound beliind,or

on thc back part of a house.(em.
Posticum.i.n i a backdoor,a post-
Posticus,a, um adj that is on the

bchind one's back, Pert.

Possum,p5tcs,Stui,posse.r. irr. to

may,orcan,to may,orcan bc,to bc

abfe to do,9reffect,to havc powcr,

to be well. Non possum quin, I Postldea, adv. afterwards.

cannot forbear, Cic. Nihil po- Postidcin, adv. afterwards.

tesse, to be impotcnt. Tcr. Postilena, *./. 1. a cruppcr.

Po8t/>nr/>.after,behind,since.Po8t Postilla, atlv aftcrwards.

tertium diem,upon the tliird day,
P6st,aaWlerthat^flerwards( Cic.
Posta, pro Posita, Lucr
Postautiiranalis^.flrf/.after harvest

back part. Postica sanna»a flout Postveniens, tis. pt. coroiar rf

loci, after that.
Posteaquam, adv. after that
Posten, drum. pl. m. posterity.
Posteritas, fttis* / postcrity, fu«

turc time, « breci*

Postindc, adv. after that.
Postis, is.m.3 a door-post, a door

PostpdsTtus,a,uin.pf.laid aside.fc
Postprincrpium.i n.2.a continus
Potfputo^U-e.a.l.to reckon lesn

inferior.
Postquam,aaV sfter that, as, ■se

forasmuch as because that.
\ ostremior, ius, aaj. comp. txm)

postrcmus, worse. baser.
PostrSmisilmusAum adj.np.ti

nup postremuSjthe worst«arrik8>
Postrcmd, adv. *up. lastly. fiss^
Postrimum, adv. oup. for the m

time.[the worst, basest,#rrihsV
Postrtmus a«um. adj. *vpti**X
PostrTdic,aoV thenext da^tsedf
Postriduo. adr. idcm. (ste
Postsc^nium, vtt Yosceniusy **
tlie tiring-room behind tbe rtsjl

Post scenia vit*,actionihidft*
the sight of the world,!*^!*
/*o«/scribo t psi4itum a.tovrite>

Postlim'inio,aYfv.by way of recove- motion at the bar, an tx\

ry, by stealth,secretly,privately.
Postea, adtf. afterwards. PosteaiPoslImTnium, i. n. 2. a retum to

one's own country, right and cs-
tatc a^rain, a rcturn, a recoverj',
or rcprisal

Postmeridiaaus, a,um^x4/.o f ,iD, or
beWmging to tke afternoon

P. «A'eiiio l irc.n.4.toconiesft0
Postulandus,a,um /X.tobede»
PostuUns,ti8 pi desiring, def
ing*.

PostQUtio,6nis/ 3. adcsire
quest,» petition jmexposta'
orquarrel,an aecusation be

sacrifice (quested, «r deif
PostiilatTtius,at umaoj. th
Postulator v dris.M.3 asuit

titioner, a plaintifT, an s/
PostiilatOriusAum.a^;. e
PostuUtrix, icis. / tte
| mandetb»

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L n. 2. a desirc, a re-| ment, authority, control, domini-
ctition, a demand, an^ 011, apost, a command, ability,

possibility leavc, libcrty, pcrmis-
sion. opportunity, the essential
form of an animal,cfficacy Jbrcc,
i, u, um./j/. about tol possession.Exire de potcstatc,to
1, wm.pt desired ask. run mad, I^iaut.
ed, sued t'or, demand-,Pntcstatus, us m 4. vid Potcstas.

P->tcstur, pro Potest. Plaut
P6tiens,tis pt. obtaining.
IJotin* pr Potcsne 'VVr.
Potio.onis./ a portion.a draught,
the act ot drinking, drink.
Potio,irc,ivi, a. 4. to bring under.
Potionatus, a, um. pt. poisoned
Pntior,iris&cris. iri itussum. d. 4.
to cnjoy,to possess,gct, r obtain,
to conquer rget the upperhand;
p. to come into anothert hand-
Potior,us.<j<0.c .#1/1 morepowerf.d,

cst,/m/>.I,thou, hc, Scc.
[ue&ij c, dcmand, &c.

1 r complained of
s. m 4. l deinandui^*
. a. 1. tudcsirc, to cn-
seech to .cinaud, or
call for, to complam
e, to suc at la\v. Pos-
ili luo, to mak j intcr-
appcal for one.

piiit. to bc requircd.

um atij. tiip. the last.
np. they drank.

um. pt. to bc drank.

)t. drinking, drinkingj more cligi.>lc,better, prcferablc

ng, •;■ soakingin.

./ -5. a drinking bout.

>M.3.adrinker,ab)bbcr

um.pl.that will drink

un. pt. drank, drank

nbibcd, sucked in.

71 a drinking.

otis

Potis,e adj or, comp issimus, tup.
able,possiblc, in tlie power.Qui
potcP iiow can that be ? Ptr*.
Potissim^, adv. $up. cspccially
PoUsafmum,aaV tup. cliicfly par
ticularly.

Potissim-is^a, wm adj.sup the bcst,
the ch ef,the choicest, the main.
.& a<y ior. comp. issY-!P5tito, irc act. 1. to tipple.
jIc powerful, strong, Potitor, oris- m. 3 a victor
aut.prcvailing, excel- Potiturus,a um.pt about to obtain
; power, or commandP6titus,a um pt. having obtaincd
lc, - v ffc for, (Potiuncula, ae. /1 .a little portion

s./;i 4. lominion, ruIc/P6tiundua.a um.pt.to gct,orobtain
-cminence. Pbtius, adv. comp rathcr, bctter.

•.ius.c //</). issime, ji//J"6to,are,tavi, & pdtUB sum, tatum,
mig-htily eflccluallyj 8tpotum.a. l.to drink,totipple, to
1 power,abiliiy,forcej fuddlc, to suck, or soak in-
anty, officacy, influ-jP6tor,tari,tatus,/5ww*. to be drunk.
st, possibility. P6toi,5ris.ma drinkcr,a drunkard

P6t6rium,i.n. 2. a drinking vcsscl.
Pbtorius, a, um. adj of drinking,
P6lrix,icis/ >a drunkard(drunk
Potiilentus, a, um. adj. drinknblc.

P6turu8,a,ura./>/.that would drink.
Potus,a,um./tf.drunkcn, drunkup.
Potus, us. m. 4. drink, drinking.

PR.

:. a tj. potcntial.
, a Iv. powcrfully.
n. 2. a cup, an hcrb
Possc, 7V/\

/. J. power, govom-Pdtura, x./. 1. adrinking.

PractXcus, a, um. adj. practical.

PrK f f>r.ep serv abL bcfore, in com-

panaon,in rcgard rin respectof»

for, rby reason of,in; prchxed to

verbt bcforc, beforehand. above,

over,by, oflT, very grcatly; to adj,

cxccedingly,vcry much.Spcciem

prx sc fert, hc pretended to be,

/ J rjracuo,uere.a,'>.to sharpen[7Vr

Prxacut^, adv. vcry wittily.

Pn£acutus^,um.^.*&ar(/. suarpen-

cd at the cnd, very sharp, keen.

Prxalte\ aor». very nighly. (dcep.

Prxaltus,a um. adj. very high, or

Pr.xbcnda, drum. pl. n. 2. salt and

wood, r any necessaiy, provided

for a magistrate coming- into any

country.

Prxbcnda, ae / 1. a prcbend.(ry.
Pr.tbendarms,i. m. 2. a prebenda-
Prxbcns tis./^.affording^upplyinr
Prxbeo cre.a.2.to aflbrd,to yield*
to allow to minitter,to supp!y,to
furnish to give up, to expose, to
ofler,to givc occasion to,to cause
to show, or approvc.
Pnebcor ,vri. pa*t. to be supplied.
/*r«rb ibo,bere .a. -i. todrinkfirst,«rto
Prxbitio, dnis./. 3. an allowance.
Prxbito,Sre.a.3.to passby,to kill.
Prxbitor,6ris.m.3.a pur\eyor(ply
PrxbitQnis,a,um pt. about to sup-
Prxbitus,a, wm.pt. given, allowed»
Prxcalnlusj^ um- adj very warm*
Prxcalvus,a, um. adj. bald befbre.
Prxcantatio,Anis /. 3. a charming.
Prxcantatus, a, um. pt. charmcd.
Prxcantrix, Icis / 3. a ■orcercss.
Prxcanus, a, um. at\}. very grey.
Prxrarus, a, um. adj. verj* dcar.
|Pi\rrivcudusa l um.(»(.ta^

S8*

PRJB

•r taketi hced of beforchana' . PraeccrpoT,pi/». to be fint cropped

Prxcavens, tii pt providing f*r.
jpr^caveo. fcre, c&vi, cautum. a.2.

Prxceqitus, a, uin. pt. gathcred.
Prxcertatio,5nis/3. the first onsct

to beware aforehand, to providc Prxcharus, vid. Prxcaru*.

agains*.

Prxc&vcor, erijfr. to be prevented.
Prxcautum est imp. carc baa becn

taken beforelund (gainst.

Prxeautus, a, um. pt. provided a-
Prxcddens, tis. pt. going 1 befbre.
J*rvec£do, dSrc. a.3. to go beforc,

to outgo, or outstrip, to surpass,

or excel.
Prxcclcr,eris,2re. o/(f very swift.
Prvecelero -he a.l.tohastenbeforc
Prxcellens,tis. /M.& «//• ior, c mp.

issfmtis,#M^.surpassing,excellent.
Prxcello lerc.n.3 to excel»surpass,

or Burmount, to presidc over.
PrxceNus, a,um. adj vcry hijrh.
Prxcentio,onis/3.lhebeginningt>f

Prxcentor, oris. m 3. a chanter.

Prxceps,cipitis(&cipis-)a<(7.hcad
long,stccp,high,dec{>,dangt:rous,
hazardous, hasty, speedy, ntsh,
headstrong,sudden , uncxpccted,
declining-. (a dangcrous posturc

Prxccps, cipitis n. 3. a prccipicc,

Prxceptio, onis. /. 3. a prccept,an
instmction, an information

Prxceptivus,a,um.ar//. preceptivc.

Prxcepto, ure. vid. Prxcipio.

Prxceptor, 6ris. m. 3. a master, a
tutor, a teachcr, an instructor.an,
adviser.

Prxceptrix, icis./ 3. a mistress.

Prxceptum, i. n. 2. a preccpt, or
rulc, a commandment, an ordcr,
a maxim. advice.

PRM VRM

tang.bentdown, come hj

Prxclpltium, i n. 2. a pre

Prxciplto, are. a.l . to prc

to throw,»r cast hcadlon

Prxcldaneus, a, um. aaj. slain, or\ ry down, to hastcn, to h

sacrificed bcfore. Prxcidanex fe-j downwithviolencejtoov

rix, holiday-cves, GelL \ to bow, or bend down,

Prxcidendus,a,iinvp*. to be cut ofT| towards an end. (h

Prxcido [prx,cxdo], dere, a. 3. toPrxclTpftor, ari/ww. to b>

cut, or chop off, to cut short, to Prxcipltur, itnp. it Ls ord

slit,orslice,to mark,0mote,topreiPrxcipue, adv. chiefly,es

vent,todeny flatly Prxcidere osj particularly, very much

to slap oneon the chopg, Pkmt. Pixcipuus, a,um. adjchii

Prxcidor, di,isus/>. to be chopped, pal, special, singular, ps

off. (in stairs. a landing place. peculiar, sovcreign. esc

Prxcinctio, ftnis/3. a broad place Prxcisc, adv. preciscly. b

Prxcinctdrium, i n. 2. an apron. jPrxcisio,0nis/3.precisioi

Prxcinctura, x./ 1. a girding». ;Prxcisus, a,um/rf.cut off,

Prxcinctus a, um pt. girded ticd^Prxclamitatio, onis./ a \

inclosed, overlaid, prepared, a-
dorned.

asong-.a flourish,a singing* bcfore Prxcingens. tis. pt. encompassing*.

injr.

Prxclamltator, dris. m- a p
Prxclare. Prxclariter, a
comp. issirae, sup. very
plainly.or well,bravcly,n<
cellently» Prxclarc cum
um, he comcth wcll off,

Pr*c\ngo.%m t a.3. toencompass.

Prxcingor, gi, nctus. p. to be girt.

Prxcfno [prx, cano], n£re, inui,

centum. act. 3. to sing before, to

mumblc, to prophccy, to foretel.Prxclanis, a,um adj ior.n
Prxcipiendqs, a, um. pt. to be in-j mus tmp. very bri^ht.trf
striicted,tobeuppnzcd(itructmg' 1 mous,noble,rcnow.ned ex
Prxcipieii8./iMiM.preoccupyin£,in-' distingtiished, bravcgall
PrxcTpio [prx, capio] perc, c€pi,- nourablc. honcst, uprigfr
ceptum u.3 to prevent, to antici-.Prxcludo, [prx,claudo], ifc
pate,to direct,to instruct,totcach, usum a. 3. tostop, to fhf
tocommand,orchargc,toforesce.|Prxclridor, di. p. to bestc
Prxcipior, pi.^. tobc anticipated. PrxclOsio, dnis./. X i ih»|
Prxcipitandus, a, um. part to be l , rxclusurus,a,um ^.abotf
thrown, or cast headlong 1 . jPrxclusus, a«um. pt. stopf

Prxcipitans.tis. />r.falling f or gt>ing>! up (er, a publisbcr^ pi
headlongthum-ingvviolent^rapid. Prxco,6nis m^5. a crier^p
PrxctpVtanter, advcvb. with g^reat Prxcoctus, a,um pt boiW
Prxceptus, a,um. pi. commandednPrxcipitantia,x/l./a'^u. (specd.Prxcogitatus, a, um.pt. p

receivcd beforehand. Prxcipitatio, 6nis./ i. a falling^ tatcd.

Prxcerpens, tis. pt. anticipating. headlong', hastc. {/ > r<fcdg^to^re.a.t-to;x>odi

Prxcerpo [prx,carpo],pere.a.3.toPr?ccipitaturu8, a,nm. pt. about torrxcogmtus<a,um^.knov

crop, clip, or cut off, to gather,j cast down headlong. {/'riecbTo, lere. aJ*. to love

to anticipzte, to dcprivc of. (PrxcipiUtus,a,ujn ^rthrownhe^Jl^xcompdsrtuiiS^uiii^^

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sss

ted before. (ceived. jspoil, plundcv,pillajrc, gain. (&ng,
tus,a,um. pt. before re-Prxdabundus,a, um. atlj. plundcr-

i«i .«. a crier l som' ce, voicc
publishing, rproclaim
rt,fame,re now n,praise
no.mcre.a. 3. tu waste,
r spcnd before hand.
iptus, a, um. pt. wasted
d(def!owtrbefore hand

cto.arca.l.to handlcor prcy.

3. to

uere,oxi,octuin a
chand.toboil too much,
>r prepare, to ripcn.
, a,um. adj. early ripc.
Dnim. pl. n.2. the parts
heart,thc heart,the di-
or midrift . the cntrails,
, the breast, the inind,
or afiections.

tua, a, um- pt. bribed.
§ & Prxcoquis, c. adj.
•ly ripe,too ripe,toofor-
lasty, untimely.
a, um* adj. very thick,
mim pt.SK. adj, drcssed,
vcry ncat.
s,a, um. adj. very fond

Prxdaceus,a, um. adj. got by rob-
bing(or disapprovcd bcforchand
Pracdamnatus,a,um./>/.condcmned
/Vxdimno, arc. a. l.to prejudgc.
Prxdam,tis /»/ plundt-ringipreymg
Prxdatio, onis / 3. a plundering.
Pracdatitius, a, um. udj gottcn by

Przdatoridns m.4, a robbcr. Prx-

Prcdator apro. um ,a hunter.Ov.
Prxdutdrius l a,uni.ari/.of.orfor rob

bing, or plundering. piratical.
Pradatri:x,icis/.3. shethat robbcth
Prxdatus, a, um. pt have made a

prey of, robbed, or plundered.
Prxdatus, us. m. 4. a plundcring.

po,pcre.a 3 to corrupt/V.edclasso,are. o l.to tirc before.

publish>report,orrclate,to say.de-
clarc, or aifirm, to own, acknow.
Iedgc,orcoiifcfls,to show ,©rdiaco-
vcr,to praisc,orcxtol,to cclcbratc
to boast, to order, or charge.

Prxdicor, aii. p to bc relaied.

Pnrdico, ccrc, ixi, ictumv a. '.$. t»
foretel.to foreshow,to propheey,
to order,orcommand beforchand,
to prcmise,to warn,to spcak be«

Prxdicor.ci p.to be forctold.(fore.

dator corporis,abug^crcr,Pciro7iPnetlictio, onis. / 3- aprcdiction.

Prxdcnso, iire. a. 1. to thickcn.
Prxdcnsus^i,um m#.very thick[on
Prxdcsl matio,5nis. /'prcdcstinati-
FnrdcsUno.arc.a.ltopredealinate!
Prxdextcr.a, um. adj. vcry lucky.
Prxdiltor, 5ris. m. 3. a lawyer cx-
pert in cascs conccrning lands.
PrxdiatSrius, a, um. adi. of lands
,onis./3.a bespeakinglPrxdiatus, a, um adj. that hatli

Prxdictum, i. n. 2. a prophccy.
Prxdictus,a, ntw.pt. foretold, pro-

phecied. appointed, aforesaid-
Prxdiblum, i. n. 2. a little farin.
/>r<?disco,cere,didici a.3. to lcarn.

bcforchand[cd,placcdbcforchand
Prxdispositus,a,uni. jW.prediHpos-
Prxditus, a, uin. adj. euducd.
Prxdives, itis. attj. vcry rich,very

plcntiful, or abundant.
Prxdivinalio,onis/3 a conjectiire

s, tis- pt. going bcfore
erv.ri.k cncurri. rsum.
,orgo bcforcjto forcrun
.to outstrip, to surpass,
to obviate.
ri. p. to bc outrun.
dnis./ 3. a forcgoing
dris.iii. 3. a forerunner
us, a. um. adj. sent bc-
sct or done bcfore.

run before.

us mA. a going bcforc

good lands, farms, or manora.
Prxdicabilc,is ;i.3.an aftirmation.
Prxdicabilis,ca<(?.tobc boastcd of
Prxdicamcntum, i. n. a prcdica-

mcnt. ( rpraised, todeclarc
Prxdicandus,a,uin./i/.to bc rclated
Prsedicans,tis. /pr.rcportin^declar-

uig 1 , prcachihg".
Prxdicatio,onis /3. a publisbing

prcaching, . r vaunting talk.

Prxdivinutor,5ris.m. >.a forctcller
/'ricdivinoArc.«.l.to forcsce.(ing
Prxdivinua, a, um. adj. foreshow«
Prxdium,i.n.2 a farm,a manor, an

estate in acity,o»Tountry- (dcrer
Prxdo,oms. m. 3. a robher.a pluiv*
Prxdoctus, a, um. pt. forcwarnocU
Prxdomans, Us. pt rubbing hard.
/ , r t rdomo,muic,juui, mituin. a. 1.

to tamc, or >ubduc bcforchand.
Prxdor,ari,atus,r/.t.to rub,to spoil

to plunder, to clcvour, to catch*
/'raliico ccru,xi,ctuiu.ci.to mark,
Prxdulc«i,(*c/t' vcn swcetly(to act
Prxdulcis,c.arj/. very sweet. very

plcasing, or dcli^htful, luscious.

is,a,um. /M.aboutto run Prxdicutor,6ris.m o.a proclaimer. PrxduraUs, a, um. />/. hardened.

Prxdicatuni, i.?i. 2. aprcdicatc.
Prxdicatiirus,a,uni.pr.about tosax

^um aaj. ver\* crooked Pr.cdicatus, a, um. ///. spoken of-

irz,quatio], tcre, cussi.
. 3. toshakc butbrc.
1 aprey,abootr,orpTtze

Piadiccndus, a, um pt.io forctel.
rr.ediccns, tis pu fiireteiling;.
/'•'rftco, ar*. a l. to wwi-:'»*?»!, to

/ J rirduro,are.a.to makcvcrv lurd
Prxdurus, a, um. adj. vcry huxd»
jrricvous,stronjr.»tilf,or stubbora
/V^cmineo, erc. «. 2 to excel-
Pj',rco,ire.ivi,ituui.7i. 4. to go bc-
■ forc, to dicU.^^Xft^towwafea.^^

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excel*
Pnef&cilis» e. arj/. vcry ctay.
Przfaudus,u,um. pt to bc forcspo-

'ken> llonos prxfand*i.s est, sav- captain of tbc watch,/ottf. Prz-

ing your prcscnce, C/c

Przians, tis. pt. speaking befnrc.

'/•Vvrfari, fatus. d. to prcfacc. tc
invokc.

Przf itio,6nis/. o.a prcface,a titlc

Przfctuin, \..n 2 idem.

Przfatus,a, um /j/. having spokcn
before, having invoked, addrew»
ing, preordaincd, predcstmalcd

Prxtectdriu3,a,um . adj. of a pi-cfc ct

Przfectura^z/ 1 a lieutcnancy,*.
captainsliip,a govemment.a pro-
vince. Przfectura morum,thc go-
vernmcnt of manners, Sitct

Przfectus, a, um pt. set over, ap-
pointed to ovcrsec, r direet-

I^zfe.ctus,i. m. 2 a prcfcct, a go-
vcrnor,any principal otticcr.Piz
fectus regius, the lieutenant of u
cou nty Jav . Przfc ctus AugiiHta ! j .■».
a viceroy Mc. Prxfectus zrarii,
the lord-trcasurer, Jd. Przfectus
classis, an admiral, JYrp. Praefec-
tus cquitum the mastcr of the
ho.sc.Liv. Pracfectus custcdum.::
marshal of a prison,JW/>. Praefcc
tus arcis,thc constablc, r licutc-
naiit of a towcr, r ioruJun- Prz-
fcctus Augustalis prztorii, a
knight-marshak/</ Przfcctus cas.
trornm,the marshul of the ficld, t
thc quartcr-ma&tcr-gencral Tuc.
Przfcctus fabiorum, thc masUi
of the engincers, ftgrf. Gymnasii
przfcctus, a schoolmaster,>7ai//.
Przfectus lcgionis, thc lord-nuu
shal ot tlie arniy.a sergeant-mujoi
ofaregiment, Vcget. Przfectuu
rationariorum, an auditor of uc-
counts, Jun. Przfectus rerun.

capitulium. a provost-marshai,

&C071. Prxlectus scriniorum^tue

mastcr of the rolls-Vtm- Przfccti
thcsaurorum, under-treasurers.
Ptincir. Przfectus vigilum, tlie

fectus prztorio, alord chief-jus

tice, r lieutenanl-gcncra), Tuc

momm, a censor. (rcd.

Pi-zfiiendus,n,um.)W.tobepicfcr-!Przri6i*o[prz, ttos], i
Przferens, tis. pt casting ovei-,| tastc beforchand, tn

showing,discovering,prctciulingtPrzflucns, tis. ///■ nir

PrzfiscTnl, adv. id. r/«
Prrcfixu%a,uiii-/jr.prof

foic,tippcd,thn.st tli
PrzfldrUtus, a, « m. /•

]>rc cnjnvcd, aiiticip;
J nrfloreo,ci c,rui. &

ccrc to blossom bcft

/ J ncfero,ferre. tiili latun. act. o
to prcfer,to wish, or choose rat)i-
cr,to bear, r carry before,to car-
ry, r bring. to show, to disrov
cr, to pretcud. (ed

Przieror,fcrri pat* to be prefcrr-
Przferox, dcis. adj. very boid
Przicrratus, a, um. pt pointcd, ;
shod with iron, bound in fettcrs
Prxfcrtilis, e at(h luxuriant
Przfcrvldus, a, um. adj very hot.
Przfcstinuns, tis. pt making too
muck hastc(toohustily, 7-toosoon
Przfcstinatus.a. uin pt ov «r(/.donc
Pizfcstinc, uttv. veiy hastily.
/ J nrfestino, firc- n 1 to make too
muchhaste(mourn.&c.at a buriai
Pi;vf-ca,z.y! 1 a wonian hirt.d to
Przficiendus, a, um pt. to bc sc
over
Przficio [prz, facio], ccre f. ci,
fectum <j. 3 to sct,or place over,
to appoint, or makc oversecr
Przticior, ci. pas* to bc set ovcr
Przfidciis.tis.p/.timstingioomuch
frafigo.gcrcjixi/ixum.rt to sct uj
in front,to tix f o»faster.,to displav
/-'ro-finiojire.ivi, Itum a. 4. to dc-
termine, ov appoint beforehand,
to prcscribc, or limit.
Pra.finior, iri. paat. to be limitcd.
Przf uiitio, onis. /. .i. a limitation.
Przfm*td, adv. by limitatiou-
Przfimtus, a, um pt. determincd,
prcscrihcd. (s:iy

Pr^fisgln^, cidv. give me lcavc tojPrzfuxnium, l n* ?♦ t

^■«rfluo uei*c,uxi,uxu
flow, or nui bcfore, <
lrzfiuus,a,um.i{^/.flo
Prrf catio, onis/. * : .
sufli cation. Przffjca
a fit of the mother, •
Przft cf> [prz, faux j,
thrortlc. to strangle
Przfocor, iiri />«>.». tc
/■'yicfodiojdere^odijoss
hciore to ilig trtncln
dig dce]i, to hide in
l^rztacundusja um. a
fiil.

Praformatus.a,um. f-i

/'}*.rfoi i miclo,kre.<7.1.t(

i'i'afoi a lliO ( UI'C rf.l.toi

struct bcforc (stiffly.

Prxlracte, «</7\ ius, c

Piztractus, a, um pt

rb/N/f.bi*oken beforc 9 1

short. concisc, harsh

Przfric;idus, a, um- a>

Przfringo^prz, frang

gi.fractum, a. -1. to \

es,to break short, to

/ J r.tfulcio,ire,lsi ltum

to undersct 9 to supp<

bcforchand. to set (

Przfulyi^nsjtis./jr shi

/•'rti-fulgeo^cre.Ti.i.toi

Przfulf<i(his,a um adj

7'rjfulgnrosarc***. 1 -to

J'ra f* .ii:i go/a re a. 1 .to

forc. (an oven, s

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. to rage »uch.|PrxjndTcatua>a, um.jM.prcjudged
k. pi. about to beP.* jfldicium,i.». 2. ,:\ prcjudice, »

conjccturca hurt,damagc, or in
jury, a precedcnt in law.
/Vr.rjQdico,are.a.l.to prcjudge, to

ro,ere. n 3

turus, a, um

irer.

lidus. a, um. ad\ very cold.

rmfno,are o.l.to budbeforc

itiens,tis />/ greatly desiring give an opinion bcfore hancL

stio,Ire,ivi,Itum n 4 to de
reatly, to lone 1 , to dclight
mor,ni./>.3.tooe firstbcgun
ins, tis. adj. pregmnt. big
:hild,er young, big. s wollen,
«raboundinjr with,f il'of sap
itio, dnis. / & bciug witli

>•

cilis. c- atty. very slendcr
ndus,e adj. vcry large,hugc
rans, tis. pt. wcighing 1 , ©r
igdown,gTowiug- immerous
vaturus,*, w.w.pt. that will
urden, or load
vatus,a, um./;f ovcrloaded.
ridus,a um w(/.very heavy.
viH^MiIj too, or vcry hcavy,
us,burdensome, unwieldy
ro, are. a. I, to weigh, i
own,to depress.to sink, to
ince, to load, or burden.
iiena, tis. pt going' before.
iior [prx, gradior]. i. d. 3.
or get bcfore, to outgo, to
p, to surpass, or exccl.
«io,oriia./3 a ftoing bcfore
wus, a, um pt. bein^ gonc !

outgoing*, prcventin?.
«uaius.m.4.a g»>ing beforc.
jum, tis. pi. tasting beforc.
Itor, dris. m.3. a taster.
ttus, a, um.pl. tasted first.

.a to taste beforcerPrxliator, oris. m. 3. a warrior.

lo, vid. Prehendo. (first
ns, tis. pt. lying before.
«,Cre,cui.n.2.to lie before.
9^c4re.o. 3. to cast befote.
» euntia, pt. going before.
etUo»dnit/3.aprejudffing
itaHjS. #i> 2. a prejudice,

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PrxjfidIcor,uri.^.to be pnyudged
/Vxjuvo, are* uvi a. to-hdp bc-

forehand.

Prxlfibens, tis. pt. sliding alonjr.
fr^lubor, bi, apsus. d 3. to slide,

or glidc and pass before, ©r by.
•'r.t'?ainbcns,tis. /»/. tasting firat.
Prxlapsus, a, um. pt. flowing by.
Prxlarjrus, a, um. adj verv large.
Prxlatio, onis. / 3. a prefercnce.
Prxll'u ,a, um./>/.carried or drivcn

forcibly, advauccd before, prc-

Krrrcd.

Prxlavatus,a,um.^/.washedbefore
/^nelavojarc. a. 1. to wash before.
Prxlautus a. um- a:{j. very gullant.
Prxlcctio,6nis/3 alccture, a: »
P. xlector, 6ris m.a lecturer (son.
Prxleg-endus, a, um.pt. to be rcad

in lccturc.

Prxlcgens, tis. pt. pass'ng- by.
/'"«flego, gere, cgi, ectum. a. 3

to rcad to oue, to pass, or go by.
A-iClego.are.». to bcqueath in the
first placc.to bequcath before onc
Prxliandus,a,um./>/.to fight(dieth
Praelians, tis. pt h^hting in battle

•

Prxliaris,e. a//y*. beionging" to war,
crbattle.ltxliares pu(rnx,set bat-

\.les, Plaut. Pradiarcs dies, tlays Pr«matflrus,a, nm.adj. prematurc,

whcn they might fight the cne-
my, Macro.

Pra.'Iiatus,a,um pt that hath fought
Prxllbo, arc. a. l.totastebcforc
Pr*llcenter,a/fo. too freely.(ered,
Prxtfgancus,a, um atlj. first gath
Pnel(gatus,a,um./»r. bound, r tied
before, up, or to, bewitched.
Prxtig; are, o. 1. totic bcforc

Prxliiror, ari. p to be tied befbre.
/'r.clYno, nerc. a. 3. to d;iub over.

^invlior^ri.rf l.to fig^iit in battle,to
skirmish, to contcnd, < r strive.

Prielit.:s, a, um.pt. daubed orer»

Priclium,ir/Prcciium,i.n.2.abattle f
an engagement,a fight a combat,
strifc, contention a disturbance,
or tumult, a warrlor Praclialatro<
num ,the gamc at ch°ss, O: ( cfora

Pr<e]bcutus,n,um./»/.having > -*poken

Prxlongo, arc. a. 1 to lengthcn.

Prx]ongtis,a.um n<^'.vcry long*,too
long, very long, .rhigh.

/ J r.tloquor,ui bcutus.r/ J. to speak
bcforc, or first, to preface. (fore.

Prxluccns,tis^/ giving a light be«

/'rfluceojerc uxi.n.to carn aligbt
bcfore, to givc light, to be very
bright, or shining, to outshine 9
surpass, or cxcel.

P.a:lQcVdus,a,um adj. vcry bright*

Prxludcns, tia. />/. trying first.

Pr.elildHur, imp. atrial is made.

Prjeludium,i n.2 aprelude, a pn«
amble.an essay.(parc for singin, •

P r«clfldo,derc,si,sum. n. 3. to prc-

Pralum, i. n. 2. vid. Prelum.

'V.rluo, uere. a. 3. to wash beforc.

Prj:lusio,dnis/3.a flourish before

a fight.

Prazlustris, e. adj. rery stately.

/^r.rmando^arc o-l.to order befbre

/ J r.cmando,<lere.rt 3 tochewbeiore

PrxmIuirc,«arft>.too snon,untimely

untimcly, too, or very carly.
Prxm^dicatus, a, um />/. fortified

with spclb, or mcdicines before-

hand.

Prxm^dTtans,tis.^/.premedttatin>)r.
Prxm6dItatio,6ius/. 3. premcditu

tion. (teiL

Prxm^dftatus,a,um pt. premedita-
Pr^m^ditonari, atus sum. d. 1. to

prcm?ditate,tQ th'wvk^^x^r5w^.

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nensus,a,um./;f . measured out

OTe(nother,o;-out of one"s harid /V»mordeo,ere,di&rai,rsum o-2-to Pnroccido, dfcre, di, duuxn. nei

mercor>ari.d. 1 .to buy before a-
:metuens,tis.^/ fcaring before

era ican«/ is.jM-shini ng(dreading

*nrigro,arc.a. l.to quita place.

xmInco[prx, cminco] ere n. 2.

9 ezcel, r surpaas far.

V*minor,ari.d,tothreaten before

Uitor,to instruct,to show the way Pr«obtikrc4&e^l*toa*opupbefa

bite,oranip off,to share,to partake
/'r«m6rior,i,rtuus. d 3. to dic be-

fore duc time, to faiJ, to decay.
Pramortuus^,um.pf.already dead

Etai prxmortui um ait pudoris,

though loat to all shame, Iav.

r*ministro,are.a.l.to waitupon. Prxmuniendus,a, um.fif.to be rais-

ed. er supported befbre hand.

rxmior, ari. d. 1 to reward, to /Y*munio,ire,ivi,itum.a.4 toforti-

get money, to make prizes.

?raunissa,6rum.p/. n. 2. first fniitsJl > rxmunior,iri , /wt to be aecured.
Prxmiasus, a, um pt. tent before PrxmOnitio, 6nis f. 3. a defence
Prxmitis, e. aqj. very mild. Prxmunitus, a, um. />/. aecured.

Prxmittens,tis. /rf.sending" beforc /*r<rnarro,are o.to tell beforehand
Pr.rmitto, tcre, iai, iasum. a. 3. to /V»nato,Arc.a.l.to flow,or run by.

•end beforc, or bcforehand.
Prxmittor, ti. p. to bc sent before.
Prxmiuro,i.n.2 a rcward, arecom
pence, <r retribution, wages, a
prize,a prcy,orbooty,money,a be
nefit,oradvantagc,an honour(forc
Prxmodulatus.a, um.pt tuncd be-
Prxmbdum.a#/v. bcyond measurc,
Prxmolcstia, x. f. troublc bcforc
hand (or preparcd beibrchand.
Prxm6liendus a,um jM.to be tricd,
/Vvrmolior, in, Itus sum. d. 4t. to
makc provision bcforehand
Pi\rmoHio, Trc. a. 4. to softcn

Prxmollitus, a, um pt. softencd-

soothcd, made mild, looscned.
Prxmbnens, tis. pt. forewarning.
/'r<rmbneo,n€re nui,nitum.a. *. to
forcwam tocaution, to foretel
Prxm6neor,eri.p.to bcforewamed
Prxm6mtor,6ris.m.3a forewarner
Prxm6nltum,i.n. 2 a forewarning.
Prxm6mtus.a,um pt. forewarned
Prxm6nitus,us.m.4.an admonition.
Prxmonstrans,tis pt. foreteaching
Prxmonstrator,6ns. m. 3. a guide.

^v/Donstro^re. tf.toforcahow, to

fy bcforchand,to accure the guardj forehand,to anticjpate.toprer.

to trepan. to surprise. (

Prxocciipor, ari p. to be pre
Prxoptandua, a, um>/>/. to beprt

ferrcd.
Prxoptans.tis. pt. wiahing ratbcr.

3. to sct, rr go down bcfore.
Prxocc&pandua, a, um* pt. to I

seized on before,to be preventi
Prxocciipatio, 6nis /. 3. m aeiiii

befbre, anticipation, aurpriae.
Prxoccupatus, a,um. pt. aeized I

bcfore, prevented, empkye

engaged.
/>r*occupo,are. o. 1. to aeize

Prxnavigans,tia./>/ aailing by.(by

Prxnavigatio, 6nis./ 3. a sailing

/V.rnavTgo.are.a.to sail,or row by,

Prxnavigor,ari.p. to be aailed by.

Prxnimis, adv. too much. (brijrht.

Prxnitens. Xis.part. shining vcry

/*ivrnk'tco,ere,tui n.to shinc bright,

to ontshine,to be famous.(noblc.

Pra.nobilis. e. at\j. ior, cotnp. very

Prxn6mcn,inis.n.3. the first of the

threc namcs which thc Itomans

usuully had- (bcforehund.

Pr«rn6nii'nor,ari^ 1. to be namcd

/ J r<rnosco,cerc.acf.3. to foreknow.

Prxmollis,c.ac(; vcry soft.ortender I*rxnoscor, ci.^. to be forcknown.

Prxn6tio,dnis./3.a prcconccption
/ > r.rn6to,are.acl.l. to notcbefore.
Prxnubilus,a,um. aaj. very shady.
Prxnuncia, x. /. 1. a foretcller.
Prxnunciandus, a, um. pt. to be

shown before, to foretel.
Prxnuncians, tis. pt. foretclling.
Prxnunciativi ignes, beacons/*a'n.
Prxmmciatus, a, um.pt. foretold.
Pnrnuncio, fire. a. 1. to forctcl, to

carry,or bring word beforehand.
Prxnuncius,a, um.aoV. foreboding.

Prxmonstratus.a.um^i foreahown Prxnuncius.i. m. 2.a messengtr» a

harbingcr, a forcrunncr.

/ J r«opto are.a.l.to wish,*r

rathcr, to prcfer, to presi. (•*
Prxordinatuv^uoi.p/. pROidM
/ > r > rpando,derc,di f passuro- a. S •

sct,- rleaveopen,tospreidbefc«
Prxi^arandu&Aum pt tobe proj*
Prxparans, tis. pt. prepariog. {•
Prxparsitio, dnia. /. J. aprcpH^f

a preparation.
Prxparato, adv. readily.
Prxpar&turus, a, um. pt- iW

prepare.

Prxparatus, a, um. pt. preptff
Prxparatus, us. m. 4 a preptf
Prxparcus,a,um atfi. very sv
/ J r«rparo, are. act. l.toprew

make ready, to provide.
Prxparor, kri.. />. to be prej
Prxpcdimentum» i. n. 2. %\
Prxpcdio [prx,pes], ire, Iri

a.4\o hinderjtopreventftf

gle,to tie, to shackle, to f

impedc,to seize upon.to v
Prxpcdior,Tri/w*.to be sl
Prxpedltus, a, um. pt. h

prevented, shackled, ti<
tTxpenden&jtia.^/ hangir
Prurpendeo^ere^di, nsun

to haogj 9T fall down b

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toaring aloft, winged, plain,
rs,ctis c.£\3.abird,afowl(fore

s, *Wn.a4j. swift,quick,ium-lPr<fradio, Sre.a.l. to shine bright,.Prxsanesco,cSre,n.3.tobeliealed,
" - A --' ->•>•- to outshine. Prxscatens, tis./rt. abounding*

/'nrradOjderejSijSum.u.S.to sliavc Prxscientia,x f\ pivscicnce,fore-

Pr-f rancfdus a,um.«f//. musty,old. knowlcdgc, forcsight
*to, t£rt- a.3. to go,or fly be-IPr^rapTdus, a,um adj. vcry "swifi. Pt «scindoidcre'<j.3.tocutofr(know
latus<a*uin<a/{f.headed>point-Pra. k reptQrus.a,um.^-aboutU>takc'/ > ?\rscio, Irc, Ivi, Ituiu. a. to fote-

away (snatchedaway,takcnfromi > r<t'Scisco,ccre. a 3. toforcknow,

Prareptus, a, um. pt. caught, or tosettle.

/ J nerigeo,erc «tobecomevcrystifFPrxscitio, dnis./. 3. prcscicnce.

Prxrigidus, a,um. adj. very hard PrxscTtum, i. ntut. 2 a thing foro

nguis, c adj. very fat (cd.
iNcns.tis.pf.excelling. (pass.
)Jleo,cre.n. to exceed.to sur-
>n lero, i*re. «. & n.l. to out-
h,to prcfer. to be prcfc-rred,
ofgreat valuc, rcsteem(ed
>nderor«uri./fto be outwcigh
Inendus, a, um. pt. to be set
•e, «r prefcrred to prefer.
inens, tra. pt. sctting foefore
:r:-ing, estecming above.
}no,ncrc,6sui(& sivi)6situm
let bcfore first,orover,to pre-
mor,ni.p. to be preferred(fei
>rtans,tis pt- carrying before

•e> to show. (a preposition
tsitio,5nis /*3.a aettingbefore
«2ttviis,a,ttm.<i<(/. set befor
>sitiis,a, um. /»/. sct before, or

istere, adw prcposterously
Mtems, a,um adj prcpostcr-
bsurd, pretcrnatural, unsca-
»lc, crossgrained, froward,

»lens tis. pt. vcry powcrfal.
rtentb, x./ 1. mightiness.
rto, are.nl. to drink before
perantcr, a<h. very hastily
perc, ativ. too hastily.
pdrus, a.um-oa). very hasty,
hasty, too early. (foteskin.
txnin, iw 3. thc prepucc,the
am, adv. in comparison of.
;atiu, a,um. pt. having com-
e4 bcfore.

Prxripio, [prac, rapio]. pere, pui,
reptum a.J. to snatch, or take a-
way,to prevent,toforcstall (way.

Prxrlpior, i. />. to bc snatched a-Prxscribftur, & priscriptum est,

Prxrbdens, tis. pt. gnawing.biting.

r«rddo,d6rc,si,sum.u 3,tognaw.
Prxrddor, di. past. to be gnawcd.
PrxrbgatT va, -c ./,1 a prerogativc,

privilege, advantagc ©r gift
Pr*rojrativus,a,um. a<7/. thatvotes

first, principal, lcading.

HtCvire.a.l. to carry ,or ocar Prxrbgatua,a,um-/>*.asked beforc

/V^rdgo, arc. act 1. to ask before.
Prxrdsus, a,um. pt. gnawn, eatcn.
/Y«rumpo,perc,upi,uptum a.3. to
break asunder, or in pieces.

tetover,sctup,prcfcrrtd (or Prxrumpor, pi pau to bc broken
isitus,i.m aprovost,agovern- asunder, §r in pieces.
>ssuni ,p6tcs,poUii^*' vrr. to Pr erupte, adv raggedly,abruptly
o/e ublc,«r of greHfcr powcr Pr.eruptus,a,um./>/.St aaj \or,comp.

i^mius,#i<p. brokcn,rugged,crag-

gy. rough, stcep, abrupt, surly,

falling; prxrupta, pl. n. rocks

Prx-s, dis m.3. a suretv in a money-

mattcr, a real secunty, a farmer.

Prxsagiens, tis pt. prcsaging.

'V^rsagio, Irc,Tvi,itum. a.4. to pre-

sage. to forebode, to bctoken.

Prursagior, Tri p to bc gucssed.

PrarsagTtio, dnis. / 3. a divining

Prxsagiumti-r».2*aprcsage^inomcni Pr^sensio, dnis J 3. a foresight.

known, a tokcn, s>ign, «r emen.

Prxcius, a, um adj. foreknowing,

boding. (imp. it is ordered, Cic.

/ J r<rscribo bere,ipsi iptum- a . to
write before. to prcsc/ibc, to or-
dcr, appoint. or ordain to teach,
or dictate, to prefix, to lay an ex-
ception against or put in a de*
mur, toset

Pracscnbor, bi, iptus. p to be pre»
scribcd, ordered, &c

Prxscriptio,onis/. ■. aprcscription,
an appointment, a rjle, or hiw, a
contract, an cxception, or demur
in law, a prctcnce, or colour.

Prxscriptumrf.n anorder^rtlecrees
a pivccpt a task,a limit,a border.

Prxscriptus, a, um. pt. written, H-
mited (in pieces.

Prxs£co, are, cui. act to cut off,or

Prxsecor, ari pats. to bc cut off.

Prxscctus, a um. pt cut oi\\

Prxsegmen, Ynis n. 3. a paring.

Prxsegnis, e- adj. vcr} slothful.

PrxsemTnatio. 6nis /. ■• « -o . ing
beforehand, or very early.

Prxsens,tis.aJ/.tior,ro;/7^ tlss-n.us,
sup. preient,ready,kind,gracious,
favourablc, eftcctual, constant.

a surmisc, gucss, or conjccturc
PrxsSgus, a, um adj. presaging,
forcboding, bctokcning, apprc-
hensive.

Prxstsnsus, a, um. pt. forcknown.
Prjctentanee, adv imnicdiately.
Pr.\-scutaneus, a, lun. at\}> present,
resdy, quick, deadly.

Prxsanatut,a,um.^r.heal«d bcforc.PritvixVCMiS ^*- ^ 1 * \«^t«w»&»%'

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QUA

judgc» a provost.

Quxsitum, i. n. 2. an inquiry, a

queslion, a tliing ^ottcn
Quzsltura, x./. 1. ldcni.
Quxsiturus,a,um /tf.about to seck.

inquirc, or demaud
Qu3CBltus,a,um./>/.8c adj. ior, comp.

isslmus, sup. sought, sought for,

asked, inquired into» or about,

Quulisqualis, e. adj. bc it what it

will.
Qualitas,atis/. 3. aquality, aman-

ner,sort,fashion,condition, or na-
Qualiter,«dh/.like as^as how.(turc
Qualitcrcunque, adv. howsoevcr.
Qualubet, adv. any way-
Qualus,i.m. a twig-basket a work-

baskct»ahencoop,acolander,ahod

wantcd,gottcn,obtaincd,aiiectcdQuaiii,C(/?MvelaaV.how? how! than

studicd, cxquisite. (injr.

Quxsitus,us. m.la sceking,or{ask-

Quxso, verb. dcfect. plur. quxsft
inus,i/i/ quaesere; quacso, quxsis,
quxsit, quzesi, quscsum, vel. quar
Mvi,quzsitum,to seck,to besccch
to pray, to dcsirc, to get.

Quxsticiilus, i. m. 2. little protit.

Quxstio,dms./'.5.aquestion,adoubt
ordcbatc,a case.an inqinry,an cx-
amination by torture Qucstioni
cssc alicui, to bc out of thc way,
or to be to scck, Plaut.

Quxstiuncula,x. /11. a littlc doubt.

Quac9tor,oris./«.o.a questor.a trca-
surcr, a paymastcr, a jud^e.

Qua:stdrium,i.tt.2.a que stor's tcnt.
an exchcqucr, a trcaaiiry-

Quxstdrius,i. W.2 upust treasurcr.

Quxst6rius,a,um ai(/.bclonging to

very, vcry much, vcry greatly, as
much as, as long as, after,
that, ratlier than.Tam— quam,as
well — as. Quam — taro, thc raorc
-— the more.Quam moxPhow soonr
how long till ? Prius— quam,
quam prius, bcfore. (as long as
Quamdiu, adv how long? until,
Quamdudum, adv how long agor
QuamlTbet, adv. as you will, al
though,albeit. (for which rcason
Quamohrcm,a</v whcreforerVhy 5
Quamplurimus, a, um. adj. vcry
much.
Quampridem,aJu.how long sinccr
Quainprrnium,aaVvcryshorUy,by

nnd bv, as soon as possiblc.
Quanivis,c«/y'although,albcit,vcr\
inuch,grcater, nevcr so — Quam-
vis sublimcs dcbcnt, such as are

Quantillum, adv. how Ett
Quantillus u,om.a<£. hov
Quantisper, aoV.-as long
Quantftas, fttis / 3. qua
Quanto,a<fo.by howmucl

diutjus,the longer, Trr.
Quant6pere v adv. how g
Quantuluni, i. n. 2. how

much, as much, « r far a
Quantulumcunque, tuh

socver, ever so littlc.
us, a, um. adj. h
Quantuluscumque. adj. I

socver, cvcr so little.
Quantum, i. n. 2. howm

great, so much as, vh

vantagc ? Quantiun ad,

ing, or conccrning, /*A"i
Quantum, adv as f*r as

as- iuimanu quantumjji
Quantumcunquc,a</v. as
Qtiantumvis,ca7i/. altliou

aftcr Quantuh

thc qucstor,ofthat ofiice,«»rdigni-| cvcr so high, Phxdr.

ty(ciscth a tradetogain thcreby.|Quandiu, adv. vid. Quamdiu.
Quxstilarius,a, um. adj. tliat cxcr-;Quaiid6,ar/L\when? whcn,at w
Quscstuose, adv. with gain.
Qu.cstuosus, a,um. adj. ior, votnp.

issimus, sup. g:unful, proiitable,

lucrative, greedy, carcful. (tor
Quxstura,3c/. l.tlic officc of a qucs-

hat

tinic, as, sincc, sccing that.

Quandocunquc,aoY. whcnsoevcr

Quandoquc,aJf.onc time.orotlier,

whensocver, aftcr somc time, in

timc, somctimcs. now and then.

Qu7Stus,us, (sti, vd stui) m. gain, Quamld(midem,c<;7t/forasmuch a^,
profit, lucrc, advantage, a tradc. sceingtuat,sincc,becausc,wherc-

Quahbct, adv. any way.

QuUlis,e.af//.what manncr,of what

kind, such as, likc as, as.

QualiscuiKjuc.ecunque atij. what-

soever, whatcvcr, sucli as it is.

QuaMsbbet, adv. \vhat you will.

as. (howcvcr, how much soever,
Quanquam, co?tj. altliough, albcit
Quanti, tren. as much as, of how

grcat conscquciiccforhowmuch! 1

at what rate? Quanti quanti,

what rate aoever, Oc.

evcr so much, howcv

Quantus,a,um.ar(/ how (

nnich,how manv ' howi

brave ! as much as.
Quantuscunquc,acunqu<

cpic nJ/.how grcat or\i\
Quaiituslibct,altbct, uml

how gTcat soevcr,neve
Qiiantusquantus. a, um.

great soever, all ovcr.
Quantusvis, avis, um\i

great as you list.Quant

homo, worth gold, 7V;
tiulproptcr,«r/r. vel c i

fore, whv r for which \
Quaqua, adv. what nay
Qua(^uuvcrsum & Quai;

adv. on everv side, c
Quare , adv w hczvfore,

wliich reason, to thc ci
Quartadecumanus, i. «

ilicr of the fourtecnih J

atjQuartana, x.f. 1. a quar

Qiiart4iurius l a l am ( if^ o

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rura^/. m. 2. soldiers of
1 lcgion.

a,um.<u(/.of the fourth.
a, i. n. 2. a qiurter.

guard offour soldicn.

Quatieiu tis./M shaking, hrandish

Quatinus, conj. vid. Quatcnus.

Quatio, tere, assi, assum. a. 3. to
,i. m 2. a quart-(faintly.j shakc, to movc, to brandish, to
rerba, wor.ls spokcnj thmstordiivc.todisturb.to batter
(, ipis. aaj. haviii"' four.Quatior, ti. pt. to bc shaken, to bc
v. fourthly. (heads | thrust.
2fh. thc fourth tinic JQuitriduo, adv. in four daya
, um. adj. thc fburth;Quatriduum, i- n. 2. space of foiirlQ.ieriilus, a, um. adj. querulous,

_ _ .1 _ _ _ _ _ 1 '— . »• . I • J 1 i»_ _ / 1 . _ _» I , * «■

(ing*. pIain,to lament,to bewail, to war.
ble,chirp ■ r sinjj, to expostulate.

^ucrqucdula, ae./ 1. a teal.

Qucrquera. x. / 1. a cold fit.

Querqucrus,a,um. attj. cold,c.iil).
Qucrqucrx vililig-ines, gricvous
leprosics, Arnob. (edwithoak.

Qucrquetiilanus,a,um. adj. cover-

Querquetum,i.*.2. a grove of oak.

later, the great grand-Quatuor,«<// pl indeci four(da\s.
.ther,Fjrg\Hora quarta, Quatuord?cie8 flr/f.fourtecntimcs.
:k, /_/. (fourtcenth Quatuordccim, adj. pl. ujc&c/.four
:imus,a, um. aaj. thc tccu.

mournful, creaking, croaking,
warbling, mus cal loud, shrill.
Questio onis./. 3.a complaining,cr
n.oanimr, a complaint.

hconj. asif, as it wcre t Qiiatucrriratus, us 4 thc offic, of|Qucstus,a um.pt having complain-

,as,in a manncr, almost fbur rulin^r togcthcr.

the samc import Quatuoniri, brum.pl. m. 2. four

a,x/ 1 a basket-wench; surveyors*

i n.&Quxs.liu_,i. ro- 2. a Qu R

pannier, a slave. Qic,c •n/.and also for sccing that,

i, c. adj. to be shakcn/ forasmuch as. or.Quc — que, both

dus,a,um adj. shaking.Qucis; pro Quibus. ( — and

s, a, um.pt. to bc bran. Quciscum pro Quibuscum.

Lis. pt. shaking (dishcd Quemadmoduin, u<lv. aftcr what

dnis./. 3 a shaking u\ sortormanncr.ho\7,l_ow? by v/hat

i,ac./l.a shaking(s!*ikcj mcans ; likc as. (uiay, «r can.

a, um /•/. shukcn, sdiat .Quco, Tvi, Ttum. n. 4. to be ablc,to

lised. afHictcd. Qucor,Tri,itus suin//.4. to may, or

.a 1. to shake, to bran-Qucrct;tum,i.n.agrovcofoaks(can

lattcr, to endauger. 'Qucrccus, a, um. adj of oak.

um.pt. shakcn,shattcr-Qucrcicus, a, um. at\j. of an oak

ed.

Quc_tus,us w.a comp]aint,a moan.
Qul

Qui,qus,quod.^r n who(& in obli-
quis, whom), which, that, who ?
whatP what kind of person, bc-
cause,sccing,that any, every onc,
all,whethcr;in ablxpii, in which,
bv v.iiich, whcrewith.

Qui,tt;/T;.ho\v,hy what mcan.,why.
^uia, conj. cum- indic & *nbj. bc-
cau-'c, forx«:nuch as for that.

Qviiuuam, ttdv why? whcrcforc!

Qu'uinO. adv. is it brcause?

Quicquam, ». r.ny thir.g 1 .

Quicqiie,i>c'/quidque,n-cven*thin^

•ed, wcathcrbcatcn. Qucrcula,^:/ 1. oakof Jerusalcm. Quicquid,u.\vhatsocvcr(any thing

M IS* --. _ • _______ .'V-.A . •_■ «

s. m. 4. a shaking. IQiicrcula minor, gcmiander.

[quatio,facio], cere, fS-Quei*culrinus a, um. a<(j- of oak.
4i. 3. to causelo shakc. Qucrcus, iis /. 4. an oak-

\dv.wo far forth as, howQuerela. ac /. 1. a complaint, a la- quc /»'on.wliosocver,whatsocver.

Quicum./ir . cum quo, witli whom,
with wliom? with which.
Quicunquc.quaecunque, quodcun-

far; conj. forasmuch as, menting. a wailing, a warbling
at sincc. sound. (plained of, to complain

». four times,ver}' oftcn. Quercndus, a. um. pt. to be com-
ies, adv. forty times. Quercms, tis. pt complaiuing of
i, x- at{j. pl. forty. Queribundiis,a,um. adj. complain-

UA, a, um. ai(l. of four. Querimonia.ac/. 1 a complaint(ing
us, i. m. 2. the number Querltans, tis. pt. complaining.
c a. au]}* pl. four. (four JQucrnciis, a, um adj. of oak-

Cnis. m. 3. the number ( Quernus-a,um a/// ofanoak,oaken 1 need of manj words?Quid rci cst
jrteral dicc,8cc.a nlo 4 < r;Qucror,ri,que«tua suin.t/.J.to coin | tibi cura 1114 : what h*N-_ ^v_v_. \x_
ZS

every one,how meansoevcr,how-
gTeat socver.

Quid, n. substantive posit, what,
what sort of any thing.how manyi
how grcat!why?howrQuid> quod,
what shall wc say bcsidcs' Quid
istud?rc/Quid isthic? what mean-
eth all this stiWQuid multa.Vhat

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<_m

dowithher?7VrQuid itthuc ver-
bi est?what meaneth \]xri*Plavt
Quid actatis? how old? Id.

Quidam,quxdam,quoddam»8cquid-
dxm.pron- one, such a one,somc

Quidc m,axfv.truly,indeed,too,also,
at lc.tst, however, but, even.

Quidnam, n. what? how.

Quidni, adv. what elsc? why not?

for »11 thati tliercfore, nay.
Quinarius,auim a^.comainingfive
Quinirius, i. «. 2- five, a Roman

silver coin worth five asscs.
QuinAviccnarialex,alawinRome _ . _,

forbidding to lend money unto a Quinquefolium, i. n. 2. ciiiq

son under twenty-five ycars of QiiinqueUbritfis. c aJjec. c

age, during his father^s Hfe.
Quinccnti,ae. a.aa)\_^j Qiungcnti,

Quinquatria,6nim,5iiiim.^.Ji
quatrix,arum. /. & Quinqu
uum/a feast in honour af
va for five days-

Quinque, aaj. indecl. pl fiv<

Quidpiam,cujuspiam n somcthing Quincuncialis,e.ad/ of fivc inchcs, Quinquennalis. e. aaj lastu

Quidque,vrfQuicquc, cujusquc, n
every thing

Quidquid, u whatsoever.

Quidvis, cujusvis n. any thing.

Quidum, adv why so? how so?

Quies ctis/.3. rest,easc,leisurc, in-
activity,peace,a respiie,a private
life.A ceasing iror-.i^ui end, slecp,
a drcam In />/ur. Quietes, resting-
placcs, dens. Dura quies, dcutli

Quiescen<lus.aum./>f.to resl( Virg.

Quicsccns,tis._W.resting, slecping.

Quicscentia, x.f 1. quicscence.

Quiesci, imperf. to be at rest.

Quiesco,ccre,evi n. & rcr. a. 3 to
be quict,calm or still to rcst, take
rest • r slcep,to hold one's pcacc,
to let alone to bc abated, to be
fir stand ncutcr. I

ordered by the quincunx.
Quincuncis usurx, usury of five

in thc hundred.
Quincunx,cis.m.3 five ounces, five

inclies, half a pint, an interest at

fivc pcrccnt,apo.itionoffivctrces

Q iinciipedal,alis.n 3.ve/Quincupc

dii, Tt.f 1. a mcasure of fivc fcet
Quincuplex, icis. at(j. fiwfold.

Quincussis^s wi.firepoundsA-eightJivc oars on a scat.

Quindccics, affo. fiftcen times.

pounds weight,of fivcpottn
Quinqemestns,e adj. tiver

years. every fifth year
Quinquennis,c.a4?t fire yej

of fivc ycars. (nre

Quinquennium i. n. 2.thc Bp
Quinquepartlto, adv. in fire
Quinque partitus,a,uraa4d

into five parts. (tive firt
Qiunqucprimi, drum- pf. *■
Quinqucrcmis,is/. 3 a gallcj

Quinqucrtium.i.ri.2.& Quinq

Qaindccim, adj. indecl. pt. fiftecn- ns,i.m.2 tlie five principali

Quiete, adv. ius. comp. issime, sup.

quietl) , peaceably, casily, con-

tcntcdly,without noise (atpcace.

Quicturus, a, um. pt. that will be

QuiC-to, are. a. 1. to calm.

Quietus,a,um adj &pt. ior, comp.

issimu*, fup. quict, calm, still,

peaceable,at rest,ea»se,or leisurc,

frce trom ture, or trouble, tame,

tractable»contentcd»uiiconccnicd

Quilibet f qu«ehbct,quodlibet_&ro/i.

whosoever will.it makcth no mat

ter who.any oii.,whateverhc, or

it be, :is much as you plcase.

Quim!itus.us.m.4.age of five years-

Quln,ai/v.&ro;y.why not? but, but

f h*t t ny, and lnore than that, yet,

Quind-ciinvir,ri.r».2. onc ofthc lif.
tcen magistrutes, or commission
crs that wcre jointly in ofi"icc for
the ordcring of rcligious afiairs

Quindccimvirulis^e.a^' of thc quiti
dccimvir.

Quindcni, rc. adj. pl fiftcen-

Quinetiam,fo;i/.morcovcr.bcsides
Quingcnarius, a. um. adj iivc hun
Quingcni,x,a./>roQuingcnti.(drcd
Quingentcni,?c a.af^.fivchundrcd
Quin;ccntcsimus a> um. adj. thc
fivc hundrcdth*
Quiugcnti,ae.a adj.pl.fisz hundred

Quingentics, adv. five hundrcd Quiuturius, a, um. adj. of tb<

Qulni, x. a. adj. pl. five. (times
Quinlmo,con;'.yeaand what is morc
Quinisco, ccre,quexi. n. 3. to nod.
Quinquagcnarius, a, um. adj. tifty
ycars old, containing fifty

Quinquageni, «. a. ai\j. pl fifty. Quintuplcx, icis. a*fj fi»vfcl

QunquagesTnnis,a,um. wlj. the fif.
Quint_uiigics,a</v fifty times.(U_th
Quiuquuginta, mlj. intkcl.pl. fifty.

rn thc Olyinpics, viz hurlii

<_uoit,ruuning, leaping 1 , thn

tSic dart, and wr_silin^.
Quii>ci|ncvir,iri. m '2.one oftk

cominissioners
Quinqueviratus.its.m.4 tk

of fivc in like authoritv.

^uiuquics. adv. five tiinci
Qiuntadecuinani. drum.^

soldiers of thc fificentliK|
Quinluni,6rum./>/.m. 2. sohfi

thc iifUi legion.
Quintanis,a6/v.at evcryfiftb:
Quintanus,a,um.ar_7. fifihia 1

Quinticcps, ipitis.aaj. of tb
head.

Quintilis,is.m.3.the month^
Quinto, adv. iifthly.
Quintum, adv. the"fifthti*

Quintusa,um.a/^?.the tifih-P

Quintutdecimus.a,um.a4> ^
Q u i ntU8sis,is.a»,fiTcpotLTOi*

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QUO

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411

i*a,uin.a*7. fivc, ftrt by five. loitg? how soon, as much as,as far' howaoever itbe, by all means.
te", adv. how can that bc? a%as to,with respect to,until(as Qudquftversum, & Qu6qu5vcrsus,
2, ooV. for, because. for aa Quo&dusque\ adv. sofaras,aslong atfr.eyery way, on every side, on

Qudcirca*co^/whereforc*therefore all sides, all around.
Qu5cum, pr n. abl. with whom. Quorsum, adv. whither, toward
Qu5cunqu£, adv whithcrsoever. what p1ace,how far,on what side,
Quod, cujus, pron. n tubtt. posit. to what end, intent, or purpose.
which thing.all that,for which,onQuc«us,atfi>.towhichside,towhat
which account. Militum quod ha- issue, how, thc same way as.
berent, what soldiers they had, Quot,<u//.i nrkW./j/ howmany,how
C.V>QuodcastrorumfaIlthecamp> many? so many as, cvery.
Tac Quod floris.qiiod roborisha-Qu6tannis,a</i> yearly.every year.
buit,alltheprimc,aUthestrcngth,Quotca1cndis,aaV thc first day of
IJv Quod ad me attinct, as for evcry raontli. (soever.

i as, as one, as bcing,to wit,

is to say, surcly, yea.

inl, adv. why not?

i&lia, itim. pl.n. feasts sacred

>mulus.

* is./ 3 a spear. a javelin

•> Itis.m.3. a citizen ot Rome.

ans, lis. pt. ^rying' for help.

atio,5nis./.a callingforhclp.

itujjds m. awailing,amoAn

y acryforhelp,acomplaint.

ns. or commons of Kome.
J» are. a. 1. to cry for hclp.
|mx, quid, vt! quod. pron
vhich? whatkindormannct
me one, whcther? eithcr.
m,quxnam,quodnam, pron
which? what> what.
im,quaepiam, qmdpiam, vei
»iam, pv.n. somebody, oi
a ccrtain pcrson.
am, quxquum, quidquam.
icquam, pron- anyoncany
•r person, any thing".
e, quxqtic, quodquc,//ro?i
nan.cvcryone evorything,
cver. whatsoever, each.
iKae,arutn. pl.f thc swcep-
r refuse of any thing, the
>f the peoplc, tools. (ry.
dium,i n.2 thc srarlet bYr-
a, m.&f pron whosoevcr,
cr, whatnocver, any onc.
a, Uiu. jtt possiblc.
quaevii, quidvis, vel quod.
it. whosocvcr, any onc

QuO.
v.y c ry.whithcr? to wha»
by how much, that,to the
ii,becausc,for whicb caus<-
on. to what purpo.se?
gi/v. as lonjf aSjWliUst.how

es, um. & ium pl. m. 3 theQuod, pn. Quoad. (my part, Oic. Quotcunque,a«*?.tW./>/. how many
... r » Quod, coq/.that because, as, forasQuotcni, x, a. adj. how many.

much as, whereas, in that, since,Qubtidiano, adv. cvery day,daily.

but. (sure.Qu6tidianus, a,um. atfj. daily, or-

-luodamm&do, adv. in somc mca-! djnary, common, usual.
r luodcunquc, pr n. n. whatsoeverQu&tldie, adv. daily, cvery day.
Quodpiam,cujuspiam, pron n. anyQubtfdio, are. a. 1. to do daily.

thing, something. Aliquodquod-Qu6ties,arfi'.asof\cnafl,howoftcn?

piam membrum, some certainQu5ticscunqu£, adv. as often aa.

mcmber, or part, Cic. |Quothbet,a4;.in o>c/ />/. how many

Quodvis,cujusvis./iron.n any thing! soever.
Quoi, pro Cui, PUiut* 'Quotmensibus, adv. monthly.

Quomlnus, adv Quominus hae fic-jQuotquot, aaj. indecl. pl. as many

rent nuntiz, tliat — not, Ttr. as, how many soever.

Qudmddo, adv. after which fash4Qu6tumus, a,um adj. how many?

ion, or manncr, by what means Quotumodie?on>vhatuay?/Vaii/.

how, how! how? &n. (QuStupleijicis.a^/.howmanyfold,

Qu5mdd6ctinquO,ar/r.howsoeverJ ofhowmany sorts. (how rauch-
^udmdd6nam,ar/v howIprayyoti?Qubtus,a,um aaj. what,how tmaU»
iu3nim, adv. to what place, whi jQudtuscunque, acunque, umcun-

ther? Quonam nostri tua cura re-l que, aaj what person is there?

cessit? what is become of ? VirgS never so little, how small.
luondam,ar/ii.intimepast,former-|Qu6tusquisque, adj Upron. what

ly, herctoforc, sometimes,in time one amongmany 1 how few?

to come,when once.whensoevcr Qu5vls,a</f. whither any whither.
luoniam coijj. sinccthat.since,be-Quousquc, advtill wliat tiinc?how
Qu5piam,ac/i'.any ( whither (causc. long? how far? until
Qudqtiam, adv. any whithcr.

|u5que,c nj. also,likewise,verily.

QuU.

■iu5qud,aaV toward what part so-Quum, conj. when; adv. since,see-
evcr, whithcrsoever. ing", forasmuch as, whereas, al-

Qudqu5m5dd, adv. in any wise,! thoughj vid. C^m%

MS

RAD

KAM

RAP

R

RA. ,KiidTccsco, ccre. inc. to bcgin tolRtimuIus, i. m. 2. a little bough,i

Alttll, m. indecl. mastcr. \ take root. shooL (polc, an arni uf thc set

Kabboni, idem. (ly.KadicitiiH a</t« by the roots, fromjR;imus,t. in.2a bough,&r b«Wu,i

I{abi'de,ci//v furiouHly.outrajreous- the root, utttrrly.quitc and c!can.;K iiiuiscii.us y i. w <?•» snul bouA
Rnbulus, a, uni. atljl mad, fiiriousjttdicor, 3n,utus.f/.l to takc root llJ."ina,;c./l. a frog,a to*tU »«l
ragin^fOutra^ioListturriblciiiercLsKidic^stis a, uni. adj full or"roots.|Ka:irco, ere n- 2. to bc r*nkfi_f
cruel, savagv, rv. enou:i. K.idicula, x./l dim. a littlc root,jRanc.de, nrfi'- miutilv.

l&ibicH, ei /5 madness,fury,r.irfe, a r&dish soot, soupwccd. R^ncidulus, a, um. a>tj. mool-jlr

outrageousness, fierccncss, poi- Riidi •>, Fire n 1 to s'iine,toglitter.j somewhat rank, suiikingr, pJ»
son. Kabi&s cdjncli, insatiable K.idior ari f/.l.toshinc,or j^Iittcr. Rincidus, a, um. adj ior, cnf
greediness. Ridic-lus i.m. asm.id shuttl'.',an o- ra.;cid,rank rammisii nriitf,*

Kihio. tcrc n. 3. to rave, or rafre. Radinsi-%a,iim._i<.J/ fnll ofra;.si(Iive plejsaut. nasty. mc&n, pitiftl '
Ribiose, mlv. f.iriously, in a ra^c. Ra-iius, i. m._> a bc:_m of thc sun.a Kancor or.s m. S.ranknessmiji*
Kabiosulus, a. u:n. adj maddish ray bri^itness, a rod, a ,faro!)N Rfintiiictilus,i.m.2.atadpole,tK-i
Kabiosus, a-um. adj. mad, furious, Htaff,a spoke.or fclloc,a thutlkvi o?'fl-.wei, crowfbot.
outngeous. full of ruge Rahio«T_ str-.kc ayoke-stickjorpcgyi bone,iR.pa, x./ 1. thc rape-rootft*

Tcmpora signi, thc dog-days,//c/r. a>. olive
Kaho, pvj Arrhabo, flaut K-idi.x.icis/.o.a T^oUpnrtiruUirlr ■.

Rabo. hcre- n. o. to ravc. \ radish, aground, founda:.on, -j,

Kabula ?c. m. I. a pettifo-rjrer, a principlc,a nnmitivc word,afoo

wranglcr, a brawler, u glutton or boitom. Rndiv. dulcis, lico ic
Kabuscida uva, a tawny grapc Jun. \i'\d\\ pontir.,,r!iubaib C?b

R_.piciias,ati.-/3 piur.der rtt»
K*jpas,uci>. adj. \o? t cjr.ip^^
anft. rupacious, ravenous dct*
in^, covctous. dcsirous r-pA
KipVinmus.a um.a^. ohrtM
•{a-^i-int» i. m 2. a r.dish-rcot'

._ — , .- — ..j ^.—^.-^ _. _, ,.... — — — t _ _, .^ -

KacKniariiiK, a, uni odj. bcarin^K .ido derc t asi,as im._..j to shavc.JKapicius, a, uma<// ul, orTto^

to a lap^-not, ur tunifp-

iiapHic.a.'/r'.ii!!sr mp -W- : »l. r ."*

Kapnlitas. atis./. rapuLx i*»

Kapulus a, urr. aiij. ior, <• "^ *.

nius,j*7.r f r.rapiil, sirif;, quifk»>n

Vc::cmc!U,^ioleiil,r_iVcnott>»W p

tcrous, tompcsHious. j

K'tpicml..s i a > uiT../'. , .t«« , .*etakrtI?

foicv tt i bc dnatf \u ^U to **^5fj

l{.ipion9,tis.y>:. ]>»':..^.i.jc»^ u!T ?5

Kapina, se. J\ l.r.ipiitc, plw!

rohbciy, a prcy, ar»j>e.

Rfip!iia,x./!l.a rape,oi-turriip

Kipio,j)cre,pt.i.ptuni._i. -.t» 1

ov carry away b^foice.torsrr/

to huny awuy,toliurn",tf> ^w

sci/c upo:i-toplundcr,Tnriv

s'lo:i1 .to snap up,to snaich.tn*^

to rcscue. Kaporc in admin^

em,tt > makc onc admiir, Cir «J

vidiam,to makc him oriiotis

cruccm.to hang- h!m,^>rR>?«J

aliquid inpcjorciD partcm,too*

poov bunclies of irrapcs, kc. ; to S'_rapc, o scraich up,to c/rati-
Kaccmutio, 6nis-/3. a^lcaning* of to skirn al.n^. Kadcre 'ittora,

^rnipcs. ! coasiido; g" Kr^nomcu,toscrapv.

Uacemuttis, a, um. />/. hung' with; it out, to cumel, Tuc-

bunchcs, 0rclu4l«nofgr-tpt:s, or.K «dor, di p. to bc shavcd

berrics. iltadula x.f.l a nr/o-, a sc"ap_r, :

KacSmtfcr, ra, rum. adj. tlmt hcftr-' jrrntcr, a joiiu r*s p;anc.

eth clnstcn of (frapcS'ro.?ri'i-'8 K..duiamis,a,Uiri adj scrapcd o..
K «ccmor. ari. d. 1. lo ylcan. (i» n. i.nia, x f. "2. a ray or skatc.
". "ccmosus, u,!iin.(i(//'. lull of clus--R;.iium t \n. 2. a p^ddlc-:st_ifT.
!S'!Ceiims,i.m-2. a hui;ch,er clustcr^allus a, um. adj tlnn, finc.

of p:rapes, or berries. (teiiipt.:f!.«m tlc, lis. w. 3 adead bough.
^aclia./nc/cc/. Hckr.n word of con-lR.inicnta x /. 1- a cltij),
•Jiidcndus a um/rf.to }>c rascd out'!rimcntMin,i n 2.a chip,a shaving 1 ,
Uidcns, tis. pt. .scraping. glidin^' or filing', pindust. sawdust.

along. :Kri;iH'Us, a, um. adj. of a boujrh.

[Jadians, tis./»/. shiningjg-littcring, i{anicxicis m 3. a pectoral vcin,

rcHplcndent
.'?idiatio. 5nis./ a shining*.
It.idiatiiH, a, um />/. shinin^, bcsct
with rays, sct about with spokcs
.'Jadicalis, e. n.7/. radical, inbrcd. braw.hcs, branching.
JS.idtciitus, n, um- pt. rooied. U.unulosus, y, um. *uij. idcm

a ruptur.'«a rail t or bar
Kamicosus, a, iim adj. bureten.
■'iamosus, a, um adj. ior, cornp.

is.Htmus. 9\tft. fiill of boughs, or

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413

we^r takc it in thc want iearce, few, thin, excellent, fubWRitia^U./. 3. a ship,a boat^i float,
•,lp to bc dragged. (§ ensc. tile, scarcely perceived. or raft, an oar. (account.

rum, i n. 2. wild muatard RasTlis, e. at(j. that is, or may be RatiuncQla,*/.! a little reason, or

tdiu,* 9 um.pi.U> be dragged. shaven, smoothed.

\**tis pt. dragging. Rasfs, is. /. 3. a hard pitch. (ten.

:us,a,um.^.dragged,ravish- Rasfto,lre.a. to shave,or scrape of-

*,adv. swifUy, in haste (ed Rasor,oria.m. 3. a barber, a sheer-

>. oni» / 3. a seizing upon. man, a fuller, a fidler. (shaving

o, ire. a. 1. to seize on. RasOrius, a, um. aa). belonging to

are.al.to take bv violence, Rastellum, \.n.2 a little rake, cr

rry away, to pull, ©r drag. harrow, a spade, a hoe

rJtoi p. to be oragged (er. Rastrum, i. n. pUtr. Rastri, Ter. vel

Vdris.m.a robber.a plundcr-f Rastra. Juv. a rake, a harrow, a

n,i. n. 2. robbery, plunder,|Rasura, ac. /. 1. a shaving. (drag.

!a,ac/l.ravishment (booty

< us,a,um p/.ready to seizeon

ta, unv pt. carried away by

carried away, or oflT,pulled

out,torn,seized upon,plun-

U*visheb%stoicn, snatched,

tus.m.4. a ravishing,a rape
is ncrvorum, the cramp.
un, L u. 2. a tittle turnip.
ti n. 2. a rape,a turnip. Ra
xircinum, sowbread, Jun.
m sylvestre rampions, Ger.
rtilus. i m. 2 a wild rape.
\«h. ius, comp issime, *up.
, seldom, not often.
uo [rarus, facio], c€re,f£ci,
l. a. J. to rarefy.
stus, a, um. pt rarcfied.
i [rarus, fio], fieri, factus
u p. «J. to be rareficd-
:ns,tia/J growing thinner.
HCSre-tnc. 3. to grow thin,
ir, to clear un, to widen.
i*. a, um. atg. thin-haired
, ftlis / 3. rarity, scarcc-
scantiness, fcwness, thin-
utity. (ness

Ratus,a, um. pt. & adj supposing,

dceming, thinking, believimj,

iudging,ratified,confirmed, esta.

bliahed, allowed, authentic, good

in law,constant, firm,steady. Ra-

to tempore, at a time prefixed,

Cic. Prorata^n proportion, Liv.

Rauca, * / 1. a worm in oak.

Raucedo, mis./ 3. hoarseness.

Raucesco,€re.snc.3.togrow lioarae

Raucio.ire,si,8um.>i.4.to be hoarse/

Rauclsdnus, a, um. aa]jec. hoant»

sounding, roaring. (deep sound;

Raucitas. atis./ 3. hoarseness, a

Raucus, a, um. adj. hoarse, harsh,

jarring.unpleasant, disagreeable,

Raudus,a,uma<frunp#lished(gate
Raudusciilana porta, thc brazen

Rauduscu]um,i.».unwroughtbrsjB>

Ravldus, a, um. adj. ycUowiah»

brown, grcy.

Rosus, a, um pt. shaven, scraped,

scrap?d out, polished, smoothed
Kasus, us m. 4. a scraping.
It^tiuria navicula, a bargc.
Ratiarius. i. m. 2. a bargeman.
Ratio,5nis/. 3. reason,considerati-

on«advice,rc8pecttregardta cause,

a design,orpurpose^i way,a man-

ner, a rule, means, a condition.

terms proposed, a reckoning, oA

account, an afikir, or buainess, a Ravio, Ire. n. 4- to rave.

purport,srmeaning^icause^rsuit Ravis, is. / 3. hoarseness.

in law. (arguing, or disputing. Ravus, a, um. a%. hoane, tawny.
Riti5cfnatio,dnis/>. a reasoning, RE.

Ratidcinatlvus^i, um. aqj. belong- Re, in composition, rignijteo bacfc*

ing to reasoning, or debating again, often. against, over, upon>
Kati6ctnator 9 dris.m. 2. a reasoner. up,down,along,in, by, afar, ofr, a*

an accomptant . an auditor. way »at a distance,greatly »or very

Ratidcinium,i n. 2 a reasoning, or much : sometimes, it denies.

dispute,a reckoning, ar account. Reactio, Onis./ 3. reaction.
Ratiocinor, ari, atussum. d. 1. to JtaedTftco,are. a. 1. torebuild r tO

reason, to debate, to consider, to Realis,e^i^;.real(repair,toconn>m

reckon,to account (able,logical. Reapse, i. e. re ipsi, in truth, in
Ratidnalis, e. a<fj rational, reason- very dccd.
RatiOnalis, is. m. 3. the auditor of Reutus, us. m. 4. supposed guilL

tlie cxchcqucr Ribellans, tis pt. rebelling.

Ratidnftliter, adv- rationaHy. R2bellatio,5nis/3 a rebelllng.(ar

Ratidnarium, i. n. 2. a book of ac- Rebellator,6ris.m a rcbel,a revolt-
oJTnis f. 3. thinness, liglit- counts. (count. RebeUatrix,Icis/a she-rebel.(btl t

sfv. rarely, scldom. RatiOnarius, a, um. auj of an ac-ltfbeUaturus,a,um^/. aboutto rt^

,ttiasf(f. lor, cotnp. issYmus, R>tibn irius,i.m. 2. an accomptantlRebellio, Onis / 3. a rebclhon.
irc# tinusuaJ, uncommon^RatiOnator, 6ris. m. 3. idcm. [Rebelltf, c. adj. rcbelliout.^W

M

JM&

msc

ling.revolting.
Rfcbellium, i. n. 2. a rebeHion.
22?belkMLrc.ft 1. to rebel.to wage

war,«r break out again,to revolt
JttfeooJUre.n. 1. to beilow,roar, ti

sound again,to resound, to echo.
J&calcftroAre*ji»l.to kick,to winc?
Ittealco, ftre. ovlt totreaddown
J?&aUfacio, cere.feci, factura. a

3» to warm, #r heat again.

Recem, adv. lately, newly.
Rcensens, tift pt, reviewing.
ftecenieo 4 Ere sui,sura & sTtum. a
3. to rehearse,to recite,to relate,

JV£caleo,€re,lui*n. to be hot again. Recensus, us. m 4. a review

Jftfe&leaco, e>e. mc. to grew hot

*gwn.

Recalvaster f tra.trufn tufj. baldish
Recalvus, a, um. aaj. bald before

Rgcandens,tis./M. hot, very white. retreat

RcrTdendu8,a,um.jM. to bc
Rectdena, tia. pt. faffing 1
Recfdlvatio, 6nist/ 3. a
Recldlvua, a, um. adj. rc

to recount,to reckon uporover,to Recfdo [re,cado],cere, Tdi
- .« n.3.tofiai,to fcllbacl

upon, to recoil» to come
RecTdo [re, cado], dere, »
a. 3. to cut offtaway, sr i
shave, to retrench, to gt
RecTdor,di. p. to be cut oi
Reanctua^t,um pt. ungird
J?£cingo,€re,xi,ctum a to
Recingor.gt p.U> be loosed

countito survey.to review,to mus-
}Ucenseor,en p.to be recked.(tcr
Recensio,onis./.*.a vtew,a survey,

a mustering,a levying. (viewed.
R£censitus^k,um.£*. numbered*rc

K£ccnter, orh- issfrne, ntp, latcly

Reccpso, pra Hecepero, Catull.
Receptaculum,i n 2. a receptacle,

a storehouac, a place of refuge £ Recin!atus,a,um. aaj. eltd

it£candeo,Sre.dui.n.2 to be hot,to
glow.te be palo,or white, to foam
ifccano, nere. a. to sound a rc
treat, to.call-

RScantatio, dnis./ a recantation
RecantUus a, um. pt. recanted.
enchanted, disenchanted
Jfccanto, are. a. 1 to recant ©»
retract, to sing over again, t<
rcpeat, to return, to disenchant.
RecapTtttlor arvH-to rccapitulati-
Recasflrtts, a, um pt. about to.fali
Becavus,a,um.aay concave (baci
Recedens tis. pt. departing, with
drawing, ehbtng remote.
Y?£ccdo dere,essi,essum n.l-to re-
cede,to go,or depart,to retire, •»
withdraw.to retreat, to return,t.
ebb,to 8hrinl:,to cca.e^o vpnist»,
to be scparated, rat :t dismnce,to
differRecedere a viia.iodie, Cic
ab oculis, to disappear, rlin-
RcceIJo,lere,lui.a*to be:>d,tn hrust
or p\ish down ; n to fall bnk

(ofthieves.

R2ceptator,8ris. m. 3. a harbourer wbich the fore lappet *u
Receptio, onis / 3. reception. back again, a mourningJ
Receptltius, a, um adj. kept forRecino frc, cano], nire, »

Recinkim,! n.3.a square n

onc'sown use»returned»worthles9
R^cepto [re,capto].are.»l. tore-

cc-ive oftcn,to betake,todraw out
Rcceptor, ftri p. to be received.

R^ceptor. dris. m J. a recciver, a Reclpio [re,capio],pcre^

tupSreah, «ate, new, newly come,
not tired, near, not far rc ; oved

Reccuurc,pr^sently, immea . e- 1 maris the ebbing of the sea.

\y,Pla*u Pullus a partti reccns,^
colt newly foaled, fair.

tum.a 3 toreceive, toi*

gsin,to recover, to gxin, «

himself master of,totske

engagfe,to undertake, to

to admit of,to perroh>ri

entertain to resolvcPceni

quo recipere,to be revea

FiV^.Ad me recipio,! sr

gaged,*rl will warrant,?

pere se, Cic. mentem, F;

mum, Ter. to come to

again. to pull up a good

Recipior,i./>. to be recei^

retreat. (tired Rccipr8cans,tis-p^goingb

R^cessior, us. atlj. c^mp. more re-R*cipr6catio, anis./ o. i

•^ccat)Qms.:i,uni/>/ aboutto retire RScipr6co,are.a. 1. to fct

recoverer

Receptrix, Tcis./ a receiver.
Receptum,i. n. 2 an engagcment.
Reccptum est, imp. it is atlowed.
R .-cepturus, a, um. pt about to

receive.
Receptus a, um. ^/..receivcd. re-

covcred re^ained acquired, ad-

mitted, allowed, entertained.
Rcccptus.us m.4 aplaceof refuge,

a shelter, a retreat, a retiring.
Uccesslm, adv giving back.
Rccessio, onis. / a recession, a

ttim a 3.to soimd again.tc
R^cipiendus, a, um. pt. to

or be received. to recow
RecTpiens, tis. pt. receivis

Recens,tis o^.tior comp w simn , R^cessus,us. m.4. a retreat,the in- to draw in»to return bsc

side, an aversion Recessus oris,
the hollowncss of the mouth ;

Rechamus.i m.2.a truckleto draw
up water, a windjass.

Recipr6cor,ari p. to ebb t
to depend on one anotb

RgciprbcusA um. adj re
mutual«ebbing and flowii

Reclsaxnentum,L a. 2. i •

hec

REC

REC

u»

mis/".3.a cuttinf?,orchop-
', a cuttinjr aguin.
s,a,um./>/.about to cut ofT
a,um pt cut, ©r choppcd
:d, short, brief.
\\% fiL 9 \\m.pt. to bc recited.
tis./tf.reciting", repeating.
«, onis. / 3. a recital. (cr
•,6ris.m a reciter, a rcad-
x, icis / 3. a rehearscr.
rus.a, wm.pt. about to re-
i,a,un> /tf.repeutcd (cite.
re o-l to recite,to rcpeat,
out aloud to call over a
ri./>.to be repcated(gain.
qs, tis. pt. guiiisaying.
tio,onis/. o.a reclaiining.
tor,dris m. 3. a gainsayer.
tum est, «ni^. they oppo-
rains»ud. (ing-

.itio, onis /*. 3 a guinsay-
Lo,arc.a.l.togainsay often
,&re-a 1 to cry out,orvote
to gainsay,to echo,to rin^
o resound. (jjainst

r, 'Uri. pdi- to be voted a-
Js,a,um./>/ ly.n^ all along

e. atlj. lcaninjr on.
lre,».l to rcchnc,to lean,
o bcnd, to stretch out, to
g'j f to free, or deliver
. An h to be iuclined
L'.ar(/.dending bacK, lying 1
, u. ii:n alj. idem.(along.
w tis. pt. opening.
re,claudo~| lere ns:,usum
pe.i, to u.tbar, to unlock.
i», lnclose or discovcr.Uc-

eincm, to dr.uv it, V*rg
\ di. p to bc opened.
, oni* / >• au openiiifT.
,a, um.pt. set open, hroke

vcaied, discloscd, disco-

,;i.um./>/.o!t':n boiled,fo»-
\v t purKied, eicrcised

Rccdgftana, tis. pt. reflecting".

/frcogitOjare a.l to tliinkor consi
der again, to rcflcct, to recai.

Recog-nitio,6nis/3 a recollection,
a review, a reftection.

Rccogmturua, a, um. pt- about to
revicw, or revise. (reviewed

Recogmtus,a, um.pt. recognized,

Recogiioscendus,a,ump;.to bc rc-
cognized, to revicw.

Recognoscens, tis pt reviewing.

/frcogno*co,cere,n6vi,nitum.a. 3.
to recojrnize,to know again,to rc-
collcctorcall to remembrance, to
acknowledtre,toundcrstand.to re-
view,to revise,to muster, to takc
an invcntory, oraccount of.

Recognoscor, ci,nitus. p. to be re
cojrnized.

U£c&lendus,a,um./>f to bc renewcd

Rcc61ens,tis pt. rencwing, reriew
ing.

Recollectus. a, um. pt. recovered

Uecolligens, tis. pt, recovcring.

/Jfcolhgo^erejlegijlectum o.3. to
recollcct, to gatlier up again, to
rccover, to reconcile. (cred up.

Rccolhgor^gi lectus.p. to be guth-

/?£colo,lw]*e,lui,cultum.a 3. to till,
or dress aguin, to cultivate.or im
•prove, to furbish up, to r«sncw,to
r.store, to bring iuto remcm
brance, to call to mind, torecol
lcqt, to refleci upon

RecbIor,li p.to be c»dtivatedanc\v

/tecoinminiscor. ci. d. 3. to invcnt
anew, to consider a^ain.

/?rTomp5no,ncrc 6iui osftum «»3
to rccompo*e,to foniworadjust a
new. (anew, adjuited afrosb.

Uvco'nTv»sit<»s,a,um- pt- compos.

Rjconcilianiuts a,um pt to rec<>
cilc'ir?*crcconci»ed(on,nrciv%'tfiy

Ucc^ncliltio/mii/ a reconc:» ■»;•-

UccoTicilutor or.s m.3. a reconod
er, a bringcr about, a proovrcr

Rc'concYliatus,a,uni./K. reconciled»
regained, recovercd.
f?rconcilio,arc o-l.to reconcUe 9 t9
regain,to recover,to re-establish r
to reinstate,to brin? over,to g^ain
Reconcflior,ari.p.to be reconciled
/^concinno, arc a. 1. to rcpair.
Reconcinnor,iri./>. to bc repaired.
llecondlttin, a, um. pu & ci'(j. ior,
comp. hidden, covercd, laid up,
closc, secret, rcservcd, abstruse #
dcep profound.Reconditac voces,
wordsgrown out of use, Suet.
/fccondo,dere,didi,ditum. a. 3. to
huleorconceal.to lay,put,or'hoard
up,to close, or shut, to lay down,
to spout, to tlirow otit.
Recondor, di. p to bc laid up.
/foconduco,cere'uxi,uctum.o.3. to
hire again,to carry u» and down»
or to and fro. (make anew-

/?fconflo arc.a.l.to melt aj^ain, to
Uccoquendua,a,um.ftf. to be boil-
edag^in, to be polished anew.
Rccoquo, uere, oxi, octuin. a. .- to
boilor seetli again,to forge anew»
to amp up, amcnd rfurbis'1, to
polish, to instruct, or teach.
Uec6quor.ui./> to bc boiled(bered
Recordandus,a,um pt.tnhc remem*>
Recordans, tis. pt culling to mind*
Rccoi d'i\ io, dnis./ :1. a callin^to
mind,a remcmbraucca recollcc-
tion (ing.

l{;cor<latus, a. um. pi. rcmember-
Ucconlo, pr R'_cord .r, A - n.
Uw*c>i-<lctr[re cor..."iri,.'/ 1. tocall to
rnind. tor.^in^m^cr. to recollcct,
/»Vconi£o,ere,exi, cctum. o. 3. to>
retorm.

Uacra.siino[ri*,cnistinus], are. a. 1*
to uelay, to ilelVr, cr put off.
Uecrastinor.ari. p. to be dcfcrred»
Uecrcjtiulus^a.Mm^? to berestored
!iccrcans,tis/>/.refrcsliing(coven',
Uccrcatio,dnis./3 jl r(^<yrs^^xv

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REF

BEF

ReTectSriuny.w arcfectory (onew, grant,high (hot,to be coldaguin-? anew, to be rencwed.
ReTecturus,a,um./^abouttorcpatri-_^erveo,_rc .vi.n.2 to be scatding Rcform-tfio 6nU/3. a refornu
*,__.______ _ — ._ i_. — _._ /jrf encor0fC g PCin togrow hot a- R_formator,dris m. 3. arefon

_?rfibiiln,ar^.ii.l.tounbackIe(gain!Tleforin-itU9 l _, um. j»/ refora
Rcficiendus, a, um. pt. to be re-^teTormidans.tia.jW. greadyfei

Rgfectus, a, um. //.. made again,

restored, recovered, refreahed,

recruitcd, frcsh not weary.

ReTectus, us. m. a repasta repair-

RcTcllens, tis. pt. disproving. (i»g

Refello [re,fallo], lere, li. a. 2. to

refute, to disprovc, to confute.

ReTellor, \\. p. to bc refuted.

ReTerbco,£re,biii u.2.to grow cool

ReTercio [rc, farcio,] irc, rtum. a.

4. to fiU, to stufi", to cram.
Refcrcior, Trt. p. to be fUIed.

R2ft.rend3.rius, i. wi. 2. an officer l?efigo,gerc,ixi.ixuin «... to fix,* r /?<fruco,.re,5vi,dti.mu. 2 tod

r

that made an.wcr to petitions,
andof tlie emperor , a plcasitre
Referendus, a, um pt. to be

brought back, or rclatcd.

Rcfercns,tis./»< rela t .ing', applying

/?_ferio, Ire. a. to strikc atfain,

Referior,iri./>.to l)c rcttectcd(back

JMcro, fcrs, tiili. litum. a. 3. to

bring,carry,pidl, . rturn back,to

return, to bring, to refor, to pro-

poscormovc,to rcport,to describc

orrelate, to mc.ition. to spcak,to

answcr, rreply,to put orplace,to

rank,tocountrrcckon,to bctake

«rapply.toturnor convcrt.to rcn

derorrcquite,to imitate or follow

to rcsemblc, to bring in, yicld,

produce, to transfer, to imputc

Fedcm refcrrc to jfive groiind to

flcc, Cas. Referre intcr divos, to

canoni/.e,_f?;</r p. licfcrrc accep*

tum aliquid alicui, to imputc, oi

charge lt upon him, to takc him

forit, Cic.

ReTCror.rri.^ to be brought back.

ReTert. retiilit, imp, it conccrneth,

importeth, signifieth, r matters.

R£fertus,a,um/?f.& adj. ior. comp.

issimus, sup. filled_,crainmcd,well

furnished, replenishcd, full.

Btfervcns, tis pt. boiling hot, fla-

r

paircd. refittcd, <.r refreshcd
Rcficio [rc, facio], cere, feci, fcc-
tum. a. S. to repair,to refit,lo re-
build,to makc anew,to restore,to
recovcr, or.cure,to revivc, tore
frc9h, to recruit, to fill up.
Ref icior, i p. to bc rcpaired-
Rifigcndus, a, um. pt. to be fas
tcncdanew, or ovcr again.

fustcn anc w,lo form.to pull down,
to abrogatc, or disnnnul.
R-figor.gi.^. to bc fastened again
Ucfixus,a,um pt takcn down,fixcd
/?-fiiig.to,iire. a. 1. to importunc.
Reflans, tis.pt. blowing contrary.
KefirituH f Cis m. _•. acontrary wind.
Keflec.cns, tis. pt. turning back.

K c form ittittio . 6nis/. . grrit I
/. rformido^re a. 1 . to fear nK

to dread, to be afraid of.
/?cformo,_.re.a. 1. to refornvto

new, to makc better, tor«
R,fossus,a um./tf.dugup. (bi
Iicfotus,a,um. pt. chcrishedigj
Rcfbvcndus.a,um pt tobe chefli
Refdvcns tis pt. clicrishng. («

rish again. to rctresh toit-*
Refdvcor, cri. p. to be reft*
Refractariolus, a, ttm. a!j. «■

what stubborn,o'?st : i:a'.wiinrt
li efractari u^ .a,u m u '//. r. :V-f W

ohstinate, stubbo*. n, -inri^

Itcfractio, 6i;is./. 3 a Mra-W

iicfr:ictus,a, um. pt. brok.n «s 1

cncd

/.<?fiecto,terc,exi cxumn-to bcnd,
boworturnback,toturn tostopjor.Kefnig-atus, a, um. pt g- , «*' n ^
Keflcctor ti p.\o be bent. (hindcr. Kefragor ari utr.s s'.:m *L 1.»»
Kcflcxus, .a, um pt. turned back ! sist, to guinsay t3 voteap*
r.1 to blow back againjliefrenandus,a um ^/.tobcciB^

rcAtraincd, nv stoppcd
RcfrenTitio, onis f. 3- a -rifl^
a checking, a supprewnjf

/?eflo,arc.n

contrary.oratfainst, to thwart, r

cross ono, to fetch brcath
Ueflor,_tri./».to be blown out again 07 , t

'eflorco^ercjiiii./i toflot_rishaifain!Kefr_n7itiis, a, um. pt. bridlfd-l
Ucfldresccns, tis. pt flonrishing! straincdicheckcd(ketpin<«**

again. (rish again.l/_eiVeno,i_rc o.l.tobridle rt^

/Mlorcsco.cerc.n tobegin,toflou-jKefrenor,ari,atus./». tobcnaW
Ueflucns, tis pt flowing back. Iiefricatio, oms.f. 6. ag*lb(-
/_pfluo,uerc,uxi uxum.n to flow a-ilicfricaturus, a, um. /•/■ to m-'

jrain,toflow back,toebb (cbbingl/?.frico,are,ciii,ctum. a- -•^fl
licfluus, a, um. adj. flowing back^ hard,ti]), or again. to tono-A<
Ref6cillator,dris m 3 a comforter.; hurt. to pain, to rene»«
Uefocillatus a, um. pt. refrcshed. Itcfiicor, ari. p. to bc renert»
/.tfocillo, are. a. to comfort, to _?c*frTgeo,cre,ixi n.2 tog.t»-' 1 '

cherish. |Kefrigenmdus, a um pi. w*|

/?efodio,dfcre.a.to dig anew,_r out^Uefngcrutio» 6nis./. 3. a cofljj
ief^dior, i. p. to be dug again. Rcfrigcrator, oris. m. 3. atfg
iicformandus,a,um./>r. to bc madeKcfrig-ratdrius^iam.-wJ'*-*

REF

REG

REG

41*

;eico, ccre, ixi, inc. to grow" of honour granted by the king,

. robes and cnsigns uscd at a coro
i£t»ndus,a. um pt. tobc bro-' nation (ingto a king,reg d,royal
curbed or lessencd, to curb Regulis,c aqj ior.c mpof rbelong
ngcvs, tiv pt brcaking Rcgahter, adv kingly, royally.

130 t rj, frangol, gere, r£gi tfegclo, arc. act 1. to thaw.
j.n v act. .. to ureak opcn, t:> Kegelor, ari. p. to be tliawed.
it,to bend.torefraclorreiicct, j?..»gemo ercmui n to groanagain
\.\ikenorab:itc,to diminish,or .Regcndus,a,u'.ii./tf.to be managcd
:n, t«> oiuiii, 10 lunnhlc- Ucgencra'uo,dnis/3 a ncw birtb.

;eratrix,IcLs f.3* cooler. she RSfutatus, a, um. pt. refuted, dis-jltSgidnaUtir, adv. country b/
refresheUi (freshed.allayed proved. country. (try.

fcratusa um. />f. cooled, re- Rcf iitatus, us m. 4. a confutation Rcgidnarius, B,um. adj. of a coun-
rtriuin, i. n. 2. rcireshrncnt. /fcf Qto,are a. 1. to refute, to con* RiSgidnatim, adv ward by ward.
rcro, are a 1. to coo .to re- nu-,to disprovc,torestrain,todis- Kegistrum.i n 2.a. registcr-book.
i, to assuage, to disheartcn. Rifutor ari./> to bc refuted(patch. itcgito, are a. 1. to govern often
iiror, ari p. to be coolcd- Regulia,ium./>/.n 3 royalties, fecs Regius,a,um.a<(/ of a king,orcour-

ticr, like a king, kinjrly, royal.
Morbus rcgius, the king^s eyil»
the scrofula, Celt Via rcgia,tho
king's highway/^CC.
Rcgluti natio,6nis. /.3.an ungluing
R *glutYno,arc.fl.to unglue,tolctgo
rteglutinor,;.ri. />.tobe glucdajrain
Reglutinosus,:i, um- adj. vety irlu-
ish. (ed.

Ifcgnandus a,um pt.tohc govera-
Rcgnans^tis.jM.rcigningjan owncr
Regnator,6ris m.3 a ruk-r, a kiitg,
Rcgnatiix Icis./. 3. agovcrnen.
Regnatrix, icis adj. impcrial
Regiiatur, imp. thcy rcign*(rcigi.
Regnaturus, a, um. part. about to
Rp£piatus,a,um./>;.ruled governed
Rcgno,arc/i.&a.l.to reign,flrbc a
king, to rule,or bearrulc,to gov-
ern, lo do as onc liketh.
ilegnor, ari. p to bc governcd.
Uegnum,i.n 2.akingdoin,or rcalm,
a reign,sovcreignty tgovcrnment,
rulc,dominion,ahcad,possession.
Rcgua vini s'>rtiritalis,to casttbe
dicc, who shall bc king of good
fellows.o.-mas^er of thc fcast,ifor
Rego,gcre,cxi,ectum.a.3.toruleor
govcrn,to command to manageor
guide,todircctorset right,to keep
•tegor,i. ft.to bc govcrncd. (down.
Rcgrcdicns, tis. pt. returnmg.
ltegr£dior, [rc, gradior], ,i, csius
sum. d. 3.to go back, to rcturn, to
recoil. In mcmoriam rcgredi, to
bcthink himsclf, Plaut.
itcgressio, 5nis/ 3a rcturning.
Rcgrcssurus, a, um. p/.about to re*
turn, toreturn.

»gor,^i./».to b<! brokcn open.
pcns, us. pt. flj lng back.
^io,gerc,.igi,iLum n.S.to flcc
in b:4ck,fi*om,or away. to es-
',to slrjuor avoid,to dcclinc,
*eor:lcny,to forbcar. lo start,
itddcr at to drcad.
^uni,i.n 2 a rcfugc,a sheltcr.
^us, i. m. 2. a runaway.
jus,a,um <i///'.nying back, rc-
ing.

ftns, tis- />.'. glittcring.
fcntia. x,f. 1. bri^htncss.
feo, erc, isi neut. 2. to shinc
it. to glittcr, to smilc upon.
ridus. a, um. adj. a shining-
dcns, tis. pt. pouring back.
do, dcre, ildi, usum a J.to
,scnd or pay back, to return,
lit, to melt, r dissolvc.
:lor,di./> to be pourcd back.
adv. ius. comp. abundantly,
ly, plentifully.
o.onis./. 3. a pouring back
iA,a,u.Ti-/M.poured or drivcn
poured in again, overflow
iprcad, intcrvening. (led.
iidus.a,um. pt. to bc rcnel-
itio, Onii./. 3. a rcfut»tion

Regc nero,are. a. 1 -to regencrato,to
rcnc\v,to rcsemblc somc anccstoi
Ucgcncror, ari. p> to bc produccd
a<rain

Ucgcns, tis. pt. ruling, govcrning,
maiiaging, dirccting. (ing agaiu.
Rcgernifnatio, owxs.f. >. a spriiijr-
/^"jrcrmino,urc n ltosproutagain
/? t '^-ei'o,rcre,esRi cstum.a. >,to cas;
uporback again,to cast rthrow,
to retort, to put or sct down.
Rcgcslum, i. /i. a ridgc in plough-
ing, a rcgistcr-book.^back again
USgestus, a, um. pt. thrown up o»
Rcgia,x./1 a palace,an olivc-trcc
Ucgic adv royally. princoly-
Rcgitic5,aJv.sumptuous)y.(ficcn t
Ucgif icus,a,um ai(j rccal, magni-
IiSglfiigium,i.n.2.thc kin^*sflighi
/?tfgigno,nerc.a-3. to begctagain.
Ucjrignor, ni.p to be produccd a-
Uigilla. «./. 1. aroyalrobe (ncw.
Ucgimcn, inis. n. 3. rule,govem-
mcnt, management, a rudder-
Regina, x./. 1. a quccn, a lady.
Uegio,Anis./*3.a rcgion,acountry,
acoast,a climatc, a road, a ward
a limit or bound,a straight UncE
regionc, ovcr against, opposite

+2).

REP

REP

REQ

R2portandus,a,um./><.to bringarWl.eprehensti*,a, wm.pt. caught a- 1 R^puEnantia.:e./ 1. k
brought back. to carry away. gain,reproved,blamcd,eensured. Repu£nator,oris m 3. :

agam, restoreu, rcpaircu. ilicprcssuft, a, um. pt. represscd
Jfoporto, are. a. 1. to bring again,! rcstraincd, hcld in, hindered,

or off, to restore, to rwport, toj stopped.

takc, to eet. ^Rcprimcndus, a, um. pt. tobe re

Keportor,ari.jMo bc broug-ht backj prcsscd, hindercd _ r made short

Reposcen_,tis/»f.demanding back'Rcpri'mo [re, prcmo], mcrc,ressi

RSpoaco, c£re, pbpo&ci. o. 3. to

reclaim, to demand, to rcquire.

Rcposcor,ci p> to be called on for.

RepdiKio, onis /. 3. a rcplacing.

to o])posc, to refuse,

//r'pulliila_cOrrcrc f inrt
/.( jrullulo, arc. ». 1. tc
Kcpulsu,x/.l. arcpuh.
dcfcat, a rcfusal, a d<

reB8urn.a-3..orepress,torcstran,K£puls.ttio, onis /. 3.

to hold, or keep in, to hinder, to
chcck, to stop, to suppress.
Keprimor, mi. p. to be reprcsscd-

Rfep5sit5rium,i.n 2. a rcpo8itory,aRt_prbhutio 5nis/3 a disallowing'
storchousc, a cupboard, a sidc-;Rfeprob&tor,5ris. m 3. a rcprovcr.
board. (cd,sct up tt^ain,rcstored!/^fpr6bo,arca'todisallow,torcjcct

Rc|)csitu8,a,um./#. iiudup,r_serv. ; Ucprdmissio, onis. /. 3. an en

R£postor, oris. m. 3. a replacer.
R£pdstun,a, wm.pt. per Sync. loid

up, remotc, at a disiancc
Rcp5tia,5rum pl n. afcast :\ftcr the

weddingday.am i'casl(prosented
Rcprxscntaiidus,a,um./»/. to be rc-
Reprxsciitans,tis pt. reprcsciiting
Repr.rscntatio, ftn;»./ 3. a rcpre-

scntation,a paying" of rcady mo-

ney. (rcpresent. ©r pay down.
RcpraescntatQrus,a,um pf.ahout to
Rcp v -cs-.i.t-tU.s,a,um />/ paid down
_//<?pr<escnto, : ir.v/.l to reprcscni,

toreseiiihle t tocxh ;> >it v t0'-eclare l

to f>;iv mouev in advance.to tukc
Repr.**cni»»r,:~-ri ;>. to be restorcd
Re p rc 1 1 -_ nd _ndus,u,um/»/.tol.lame .

to be blamed, nr censured.
R- p -fihendens, iis-pt. blaming,
/iVprehcndo,.x /?/prendo,dercjd-,

nsum.a-3. to lay bold ofagain» :>r

^apfemcnt.

Uupromiltcns, tis. pt. promising.
/-*«:promitto,'.erc,isi,is_iuTn. a. 3. to

bindhinis..lfoypromise,toenga£e
Kcptabundu.s a,uin.rt.//. crccping.
Reptans, tis. pt. creeping" along-.
ilcptutio, 6nis /. 3. a creeping.
Rcptutn* t a ( um.^/. crcpt, cr.iwled
Rcptatus,_s. m. 4. a crceping up.
Keptflis, c. atlj. crecping 1 . (in.
Keptttius,a,um.(jf(/. that crecpeth
Hepto.firc u.l.tocreep along^gain
/iVpubrsi.o,cre.7i togrow ycunga-
Rcptuha.vius.a.um.^/ to bc reject-
Kepudiatio,onis/3 . a rejecuon (ed
Repiidiaturus, a, um pt. about to

divorce, .-r abandon.

Rcpulsator, 5ris. m. 3.
/frpulso, are./rey. 1. 1

resound.
Kepulsus,a,unri /tf.rcpti

back,drivcn away, ov

rcjected,often struck
Kepulsus,us.m 4. arep

ing" back, a s.riking

flection, or reTcrber»
Rcpumicatio,diiis/. 3.
/f-pung^o.crcnxiSc pur.

a 3. to prick aguin,t<
Kcpurg^indus,u,um. pt>

or bc clcanscd, to bc
Repurgans, tis. pt. cle:
Kepui-g"atio,6nU / ».*. 3
Kepurgatus, a, um. pt

clcared.

/?rpurg"o,are u.l tocle;
R_purgt>r,ari/>.to bccl
Keputans,iis./^.con-id<
Kcput_itio,6nis/. 3. coi
//ri>uto,arc.«. 1. to cor

volvc, to rcckou up,
Kepiitor, ari. /». to he

Kcpudiutus, a, um. pt. divorccd,

rejected, disown«d, abandoncd. Kequii _,ei, &: ctis/. r
Ucpiidio.irc <7 . 1 .to divorce,to cast spite, intermission, n

ofr',toivicct,torefusc(ed infamou:<i Kequicscendus, a, ura.

quicscc.

rccovcnto scize upon,toovertake]Kcpiidiosus,a,um «///".to be divorc-
tochcck.toreprove,blamc'rceu- Kcpudium, i. n. 2. a divorce. (cr
aurc, to conceive, or undi*rstand.|//ft'puellasco,cere.«.'.>.to ^row nir-

Rcprehendor.di/>. to be rcproved

itcprchensio,6nis/3*reprchc!isioi.

//r^rehcnso^arc^i.l-to Uikc holdof

BcjJtvhcnsor,6r\s m. 3. a rcpruvcr

/-?-quicsco,cerc,cvi,n.«j
to takc rest, to slcep

//crpuerasco, cere. n. «». to bccouic case,to sitc.-lic down,t

a child u^aiu-
Kcpug^naus tis. pt. rcsisting'.
Kepugnaiitcr.fl./v. discontcntcdly

lo acqiiicscc, to deli

«piic 1 . to stop. rr caus

Kcquictudo, inis. J 3- 1

BE8

RES

RES

4*5

iEto_ta,um.JM.fc adj.lo^comp.
ng restcd «r laid uutillcd.

irendus, a,um. pt. to seek, or rcply.

/taxvio, -rc.7vi.ft .4. to rage anew.
Resal&tatio, onis./ * courtcous

e souglit fbr. (ing, asking.
irens, tia. pt. sceking,inquir-
ilito [re.quxrito], arefregl
dc, sr requirc for oftcn.
iro [re.quacro], rcre» Isivi,IsT-
« 3 to scck, scarch,look, or
ire for, or aftcr, to seck iii

,to iuquirc,ask, r dem__ud,to Uesarcior,iri./> to bc mcnded.(up.

._ __ __^ 1 • 1 __• '■_ -- _._ _!-__ .11

re, to stand in necd of.
tror, ri. p. to be rcquired.
Eiitio, dnis. / 3. an inquiry
toitus, a, uro. pt. dcmanded,

, the nceds of nature, SalL
ci/5.a thing-a matter s an af-
a concern, a cause,or suit. a
>ose,orpoJnt in hand,an argu-
t,orbubjcct a mcaning,a way
anner,a bu&iness,po_t.or em-
nient, profit, advantage, mo-
vealtb, substance, propcrty,
unsUnces,ability, power, va-

Resalutatus, a, um pt. saluted a-
-fcskluto, are. a. to salute again.
/fcsanesco,cere,nui,it 3.to recover

one's senses, to be rcctified.
/fes&no, are. a. 1. to heal again.
/faiarcio,ire,rsi,rtum a.4.topatch,

to mend,to recompcnae, to make

songsset with mutieal notes, Oic*
R<-secanduB,a,um.p* to becutoflTor

(gain. down,to be pafred,or retrenched.

Resarturus,a,um./>f. tbat will com-
pensate, or make good.

Rcscindcndiis, a, um. pt. to be cut Resector, ons. m. 3. a cutter.

off, or down, to be made yoid.

ite, nccessary. Rcquisita na- Rcacindens, ti_w pt. cutting off, a- ResectUus, a, um. pt. following *.

bolishing.

/fescindo, derc, idi, issum. a. 3. to
cut off,down,up,oropen,to break
down,up,or through,to opcn,to a-
boiish,cancel,or scpeal,to renew.

Rescindor, di. p. to be cut down.

Jfcscio, Tre, ivi. a. 4. to know, to
undcrstand, to hcar of.

iYcscisco, cere, n 3. to comc, to

nexploit,* dced,afact, a rc-j know, to understand.

jk juncture,oroccasion, vcne -
iUtc,government,or empire
ommonwealth,t]ic world,thc

Rcsecatio,6nis/a cuttingorparing*

Arseco, are.cui, ctum. a. 1. to cut
off, down, or out, to dip,to parc>
to retrcnch, to cxamine.

Resecor, ari. p to bc cut off.

Res*cro [re,sacro],S.re.a.l. totak*
off,or rccall a curse,or excomma-
nication,to sacrifi ce again,to pray,
entreat, or desire again.

Resectio,5nis./a cutting,orparin$

Rescctus, a, um. pt. cut off.

Rescissio, 6nis. /. 3. a cutting off.
/fcscissurus, a,um._M. about to cut
down, or abolish, to cut down.
Res seversc, busineas,|RescissuB, a,um ^f .cut down,cleft,
Quandd rcs redierunt. in lanccd«opened>abolished«distroy-
4ime-_P£au*. Ubi res prolatz ed-(knowledge of, about to know
in the vacation, Id. Rerum|Reacitt_nis,a,um.^/. to come to the

tio, a putting off thc term,
tes •ccund-_,pro.ipcrity, 7Vr
«ae, advcrsity, Cic. angustx
rct-t,straits, Fal.Flacc. Rem
e, to get wcalth, Ter. £ rc
iiA,&c. to one's own advan-
fd Alicui rciesse,tobcgoo.i
mething»Jd. Rci nulli cssc,
pod fornothing, PZaw/. Rem
e, to manage an aft.ur, Cic
ifT_jre,tobc industrious,TeT
a rero metuerc,to be afraid
liabacnt, Pl&it.

v6 •

Rescribendus, a, um. pt. to write,
or to be written back.

KescTibOy bere, ipsi, iptum. o.3.to
write backtowrite overagain.to
write against,to pay moncy by bill
Rescribcre lcgionem ad equutn,

. to put tlic foot on horscback, Ca»

Rescribor.bi.p to be written baek

Rcscriptum, i. n. a rescript.

Rescriptttrus, a, um. pt. about to
write back.

Rescriptus Mmpt. writtenagain,

ncw> «hoscn. Cantstk rescripti,]R«s(dfo[r«^c^t>oltrt^dl ^v*l

gain, answcnng, replving.
ResCda, x. / 1. an herb, a dock.
J?£s£do,are.a.l .to appease,toqaie\
R^segmen, _nis. n 3. a paring.
Res€minatio,dnis./a sowuig agaift
jffrsefulno, are. a to sow its own

seed. (again,to answcr,to reply.
^sequor, ui.£cQtus,</.3. tofollow
Reserandus,a,um pt- to be unlocks

ed, or disclosed.
Riserans, tis. pt. unlocking
Res.i^tus, a, um. pt. opened.
/frsoro.&re.a.l.to unlock.to opeif^

to set, or lay open, to disclosc.
Il£s_ror,ari./^ to be opened.(gain»
iVrsSro, ere, evi,atum. a. to sow s>
Reservandus^i,um./>r.tobe resert-
R£serv_itus,a,um /tf.rcscrved. (ed.
/-^servcsire.a.l.to reserve,topre>

serve, to keep alive, or apart.
RSservor, 5ri. p. to be reserved.
R^ses, \6lB.aaj idle, iazy, slothful,

fkint,unaccustomed. Rescs aqua^

standing water, Varr.
Rdsex, ecis m.3. a vine-branch,the

cuttinr of a vine.which springcQi

again better than before.
R£sldena, tis.^. residing,coHtinu-

ing, sitting. '

«a§

RKS

reiide*tocoiUinne»toreii^ on» eomideriog, tepri

»btdc,to sit down, sr otill» to sink Re*olven8,tis /M.loosenit^frfreeing RespYcio [re, specioj, oi

down»to ttick,sr cleave to, to mv Rgsoivo, v£re,vi,lutum. £3. to un- pectum.'a.3.to look bsd

pen^todeclinejtoabmtoitobeex- loose,«ntie,unbmd>ungifd»tr un- Jookjtoconsider.toregi

tmguished. Reaidere estnsales buekle, to loosen, to soften, dis- pec%tomvour,toatsiiM

fisnai, to lit idlc*nd faat, JPtawt. solveer melt,to relax,to nritigmte,Ole»ptcior, d. jf - to be «

JMfeTdo, dJSre, stdi» n.tf. to abide, to weaken/todissipate,toabolish/Respino [re^pina],Jje.t

*r continue, to fix, sr settle, toj to separaie or divide, to reduce,! move, ar clear away tfa

ait down,to be assuaged, #rcaln> to open, er break open,to break,jtesp?rftmen,¥nia»sv3.tbe 1

ed, to abate, to rctrcat» to discover,to explun,to conrutevResplrans, tu. pt. bretJ)

Httflkdw», i* fi. 3. the reaidue. or refute, to acquit, or absolyc,tacspir*tio,frria./3.a ret|

ReaYdnatAuma^. remaining left to pay hack. . j breathing, #r fetcUa|

mnifnViiii a, um. pt. unsealed,o- Resolvor, vi. p. to be looscned. Istesm.

pcned, discloaed, stopped. Resolutio, dnii. /. a resolutkm, a^RespIrttus, us. m. 4. a ■

Retigno^&rc.4.1.toresign > tr give looseness. Ztapiro, Ire. • flfa.l.ti

aErv to epen, to difoover, or dia- R£solotus, a,um.^/.&'04tf.ior,c«f»6. to breathe out,to esshY
ose, to cioae up, to abrogate. unbound, looaened, dissolved, ed, ar have respHe, ti
Resniendua^um.pi. to leap back. weakcned,unfeebled,broken upvResplendens,tit^r jbmb
RtfeHio [re, salio], Tre»lui. Sc lii sul- ploughed,overflowed, dishevell- Jfcsplendeo, ere. dui m.
tttai.».4 k toleapback y torebound. ed, loose, dissolute, effeminate. brighfc
. to retire, to shrink in, to go from Rfcsonabtiis, e. a*j. resounding. Resplendescentis, «./
: a bargtin, to be obstinate. Rfesonans, tis pt. resoUnduig,echo- Respondens, tia. pt. aosi

R/esimut, a, um. aaj. orookedup- ing, roaring. * A^pondeo^ere^diJMonv

Reiina. «./ 1. rosm. (warda. Rgsonantia, *./. 1. an echo. swer, to reply, to re-ei

Rfeslnaceus, a.um. cufj. of rosin- Resbnatur, imp. a saund is made. gi^eorcorreipoiKUoac
R^sinariusi a, um. atf. of rosin. A^s6no,are.nui & nftvL n. 1. to re- to succecd, to appem
Rcsinatut.atum. aaj roained, effe- sound, to re-echo, to ring again. to pay, t satisfy, to n
minated, debauched. Resonus. a, um. afy reaounding.jRespondeor,Sri./i.tobei

RSsinosus, a.um. aaj. isilmus» §uju Resorbens, tis. pL supping up. Kespondo, dere. n. 3. 1
fuU of rosui, «r gum, clammy. /Sffsoirbeo,Sre,boi.<^2>tosupagain,^Responsto> Cnit / 2. si
RgtfpientH tit. f* tasting of. to drink in, to swallow up. (up.l agreeahleness.

B5ttpio[ro,8apio],pire,pivi & pui. Retorbcor, eri p. to be swallowed|RcsponaTto,are. 91.I. to 1
swft.to savourtnm6ll f to tatte of to Respectans, tit. pt. beholding. Reiponao,are. «.1. to tt
be wke r to come to one's sentet. J?especto,are.a.l. to look back of- cho,to ansver sancuy^
Besfpiscens, tia. pt. commg to bit ten to retpect^tr regard,to open. oppose,to agree with.t
tcnses. Respectus,us.m.4. a&oking back, Responaor, dris. «. a e

RfcsXpiacentia, av/. 1. repenUnce a sight, respect, regard. a surety.

Rettpitco, ere,ui n.3 to repent,to Ucspergo[re,spargo]^ere.o. 3. to|Responsum,^^. an «
come to one's senses again,to re- besprinkle, to stain, to pollute. ply,a rejoinder, an on
Resistent,tit/»/.resisting. (cover.Respergor^t/>.tobebesprinkled* phesy,anopioionofti
Betistiftur. imp. it is withstood. Respemo,dnis/.34t.besprink1ing. tnthelaw.
Jff^fsistOyUre^stYti^tiruim o. & n. 3. Respersus, a,nm. pt. besprinkled. Responsurut^, um ptA
to tetitt,to withstandf to oppose, Respersui, us. «.4. t sprinkling, a swer, e- reply, that «
tobegoodagjun^,tottop,tohalt, dashing, a flapping. [gardcd. Responsus,ua.«.4.aeB
toriseagain. ^ Respiaendus,a, um. tt. to be re- werablem. st,imt^gr>M

^cltfttor, ti'/. tohc withstood* lBespIcicns,tis .^lookmg back uplRcspQhgcn, ril l mh ff B i

RES

BES

RET

4*7

snweahh, a state, the publicj/fcstTpiilor,&ri,&tus sum.r/. l.to an

saJ.

(ed.

puendus,a,um. pt. to bc refus
pucns, tis. pt. refusing.
puo,ucr«,ui,utum. a. 3, to spit
t tgain,tocast back,to spout up-
,to refuse,to rcject, to dislike.
puor, ui. p. to be refused.
tagnanfl, tia. pt. overflowing.
Ugnatio,6nis/ 3. an overflow.
bagnOfftre. n. 1. to overflow, to
gnate.

:mns, tis. pt. remaining, resist-
"« hokling out in a siege.
tat, imp. it remaineth.
3Miratio,5ni8./3.a restoration-
:auralor, 6ris. m. 3. a restorer.
isuiraturus, a, nm.pt. about to
tore, sr repair, to restorc.
SMir&tus, a, um. pt. restored.
s*nro,are.a l.to restore, to re-
■Mo rebuild,to rene w,to re vi ve
Arius, L m. a roperoaker.
ixbflis,e.a4/.sown or tilled eve
pear. Rcstibilis seges, com
Sriseth of theseed that was
*» the year before, PUn.
Beftla,*/ 1. dim. a little rope
UUuM-s^ 3. a halter, a cord
j|kvare.a. 1. to inspire again.
•inctio, 6nis./ 3. a quenching.
inctunis, a, um. pt. to extin-
■h. (tinguiflhed,aJUayed,ended.
inctuflA um.jM quenched, ex-
ingucndusAura. pt. to extin-
fth, sr be extinguished*
«nguo,u£rc,nxi,ncttim. a. 3. to
sjnch, extinguish, or put out,to
jiry. to appeasc, to destroy.
■nguor, m.p. to be put out
io, Anis. m. 3. a ropemaker, a
ck-rope.

ao,Ire,tvi,ltum n.4.to betilled.
ipo^re a. l.to environ aguin.
fcp&litiotdnifl./ 3. areciprocal

r^emeD^ #r corcjntnt.

R£sulto[re,salto],arc. n.l.to leap
swer to an action, to cnter intol bock, to rebound, to rcsound, or

covcnant, to give a pledge.

Rcstis,is/3.a halter,a corda ropc,
a cable. lies ad restim rediit, the
matter is dcsperate, I may go
hang myself, Ter. Kestim duc
tarc, to dancc the hay, /</.

Restito,are.n.l.to stayorstop oftcn
by the way,to stagger,to struggle

Restftrix, icis. / she that stayeth
behind. (stored.

Restttuendus, a, um. pt. to be re-

Restituens, tis. pt renewing.

Re9tttuo[re,statuo] ufcre, ui,utum.
a. 3. to restorc, to repair, to re
build,to renew, to raakc good, to
rep!ace,to set in order,to rally,to
pardon,to forgive. Restituere se,
to reoover, or revive, Varr.

Restituor, ui. f>. to be restored.

Restitutio, 6ms./3. a restitution.

Rcstftutor, oris. m. 3. a restoror.

Restituturus.a, um.pt. about to ro-
store, renew, or revive (coverod.

Restitutus,a, um.]p*. restored, re-

/fosto, ore, titi, olim tavi, titum- n.
l.to stay, or stand,to stop, to re-

ground, to persist
Restricte, adv. ius, cjmp. isslme,

•K^.straitly, sparingly, prccisely,

exactiy.

Hestrictio, dnifl. /. 3. a restraint.
Rcstrictus, a, \un. pt. 6? adj. ior,

comp.restraincd,bound,tied,clo*e

pinching, covetous. niggardly.
Aestringo g^fre, nxi, ictum. a.3. to

restrain,to bind,to stoporstay, to

loose or unbcnd. Dcntcs rostrin

teetli, or grin, Plaut.
R^sQdans, tis. pt. sweating again
A^sftdo,arc a.1 to sweat out again
licsultans, tis. pt. rebounding
UcsulUftio f &i!iB./3.a lespim; back.

echo.(bc resumed,to take again.
ResOmendftis,a,um ptxo resume, or
RSsumens, tis. pt. rcsuming.
/tesumo,me're»mpsi,mptum.a.3. to

resurae,to take again,tb recover.
R2sumptio,dnis./ 3.a resumption*
R€sumpturus,a,um.^about to re-

sume.

Uesumptus, a, um. pt. recovercd.
Aesuo, u£re, ui,uturo. a. 3. toscw

again# to unstitch. (back-

Resiiplnatus l a f um.p/. lying on the
/?<-stipino, arc. a. 1. to lay on the

back, to turn up or upside down.
UcsapInor,ari p.to be laid upward.
R^suplnu8,a,um. adj. lying on tho

back, laid supinely, effeminate.
ltcsurgensjtis./»/. riaingor growing

up againj rcncwing, flourishing.
/7<ysurgo,gere,rexi,rectum n 3-to

risc, or nourish again, to revire,

to recover, to be renewed. (on.
Resurrectio,5nis/ 3. a rcsurrecti-
llesurrecturus, a, um. pt. about to

rise again, to revivc. (on.

RSauscTtatio,dnifl./3. a rcsuscitati*

main, to be left, to keep hUA^suscito,are. a.l. toraisc again»

to rouse, to revire.
KesQtus, a, um- pt. unstitched.
Retac,arum./r/. f. l.trecs by rivers.
ReUUio[rc,talis]are,a. to rctaliatc.
Rctardans,tis.^. stopping, hinder-
Retardatio,onis/3.a stopping(ing
Rctardatus, a, um. pt. retardcd,

stoppcdrdel*ivedJnndcrcd(dcIay
ffctardo^lrc.a.l to.retard,tostop,to
Retardor, ari. p. to be rctarded-
Re\A\o f arc. a.l. to tax, to clieck.

gerent, they should sliow tlicir Rete, is. n. 3. a oet, a toil, a siure.

Ketectus,a,um.^'. discovcrcd, cov

Rt te ge na,ti s-jM discovering.(ered«

/ife < tego,gerc,exiiectum.a.to mnco-

ver,to lay opea, to rcvcal, to dis-

ciose.

432

RUB

RUD

RUG

& nose, a stcm, or prow
R6snrus,a,um. pt. ready to gnaw.
R6ta,ae./. 1. a whecl, a chariot, a

wild goat, a whalc (ed round
R6tabilis,e.a#. that may be turn-
Rotans, iis.pt. tuminground.
R&tatilis, c. adj. whirling, swift.
Rotatim, adv. like a wheel.
Rbtatio, 6nis. /. 3. a rotation, a

turninground.

R6taLor,6ris. m. 3. a turncr round
Rotittus, a, um. pt- turned round,

whirled about, quick
R6Uitu$,us. m 4. a turning round.

nmus,.™/>. rcd, rud( Iy^blumhing-.IRQd^rariu 3,^,11 m. adj. of rub

*" ! * : " " "' — *~ _1 Kudcratio, dni»./ 3. a pavin

layingwith rubbish.
Ruderator, 5rjs- m. 3. a pave
Kuderatus, a, um. pt. paved
Rudero,area.l.to parc. (rubl
Rudiariusj. m. a botchcr ad
ser of cloth, onc discliargedf
sword play.
Rttdiciila, ae. / a spattle.s &

Kubcsccus, tis. pu growing rcd,
Rubesco, ere. n. to grow red, to
Kiibcta, x/. l.aland-toad.(blush.
Rubctura,i./i.2 a bramble-bush, a

thickct. (bushy.

Riibcus, a, um. adj. red, ruddy,
Rubia, se./. l.madder. Rubiasyl

vcstris, woodroof.
Kiibicilla, 3c./. 1. abiillfinch.(red.

RubicunduUus^um.arf/.soaicwhatRudlmentum.i. n. 2 arudioci

Riibicundus, a, uin u<(j ior, c m/>.

ruddy, very rcd, blushing-. ripe.

Riibidu.%a, um. oo). of adeep rcd

Ubto, are. a. 1. to turn, suing, or colour,rcddish, brownish, rough.

whirl round,to shakc,to brandish
R6tor, ari. p. to bc tumed round.
R6tiila,x/.l. alittlc whecl. in ge-

nu.thc puttlc-bone^/r J. (round
Rotundutio, onis. /. 3. a turning
Rotundatus, a, um. pt. roundcd.
Rotundc, adv. ius, comp. roundly,

volubly, aptly, elegantly.
Rotnnclitab, utis./ 3. roundness.
R6tundo,arc.a. 1. to makc round,

toround, to pilc, or heap up.
Kotundus,u, um. adj. ior, cmp. is-

simus, zvp. round, circular, volu

I)lc,quick,nimble, full, completc,

neat, fmc, handsomc.

RU.

Riibccula,?c/.l arobin-rcd-brcast.
Riihcdo, inis./ 3. rcdness.
Ruhefacio [nibco,fncioj,cerc,fcci,

factum a. 3. to makc, or dic rcd,

to liiake to blush,to stain.
RuhcfactitB, a, um- pt. made rcd.
Rubcllianus.a,um.ar{f. of a rcd co-
Riibcllio,dnis.m.G. aroach. (lour.
Rubcllusa,uni.ii'//.somcwhatred.

Ruhcl-um vimim, clarct, Mart.
Rubens.tis.pr.&a//; ior, c*mp. red,

blushing. (blush, to reddcn.
Rubeo,erc, bui «.2 to be red, to

Rublg)n5sus,a,um adj. rusty, foul,

envious, spitcful, furious.
Rubigo, Inis./. rust, foulness, mil-
Rubimis, i. m. 2 a ruby. (dew.
Rubor,dris.m. 3. rcdncss, a blush,

modesty, shamc, disgTace.
Rubrica, x.f. 1. red earth, niddle,

red ochrc, rcd lead, vermillion, a

rubrir, thc civil law.
Rubricutus. a, um. pt. coloured, or

murked with red.
Rubrico, urc. a. 1. to mark red.
Kubric6bus,a, um. adj. full of rud-
Kubricus, a, um. adj. rcd. (dlc
Kubus,i.</ V ?. 2. a bramble. a bush.

Kubus Mxus,thc raspberry-tree,
Kuctans tis. pt. bclching. {Jun.
ftuctutio, onis. /. 3. abclching.
Kuctutrix,'icis.a<(;. brcaking wind
llv.ctatus,;i,um./;r helched out(ing".
K uct itutio,6nis./a frequcnt belch-
Kuctito,urc.//rc/. l.to belch oflen.
Ftucto, urc. n 1. tobclch.
R ctor,uri.r/. 1. to belch out Sub-

limes vcrsus ructari,to writehas-

tily very incorrcct verses, Ifitr.
Kuctudsus,a,um aaj. that belcheth
Ructus, us. m'4. abclch. (much
Rildens,tis.c/. g. 3. a cable, a gveat

ropc of a ship.

principle, a first niie, rr tnl
bepinnin^, an apprentkrtk»
Kiidis,e.a//j" mde, rnu;Mo*fl
rustic, homcly. simplc, igsstt
unleamed,untauglit»uiuihlfiil«
acquainted,une xpcricnccd,»*
fresh, unwrought, negiectci
Rudis,isy.3. a ludle^foilforfi*
ers, a wand. Donauuniife*
charged from further bu«J*
Ruditas,atis/ 3. ignonnce. (*■
Kuditus, us. m. 4. a braviif
Rudo,dere,di (& divi, Jpi)»
to bray like an ass. to r«&
Kudor, 8ris. m. 4. aroarinr^
Kudus,e1ris.n.^.rubble, w wj*
Kuens, tis. pt. rushing, tuiw*f
falling-down fallingtodcc^-
Rrtfesco, cere. inc. .\ togf*
Rufo, arc. a. \. toraakc«i j
Rufor, ari. p. to be redde**j^
Kufuli, orum. pl. m. 2. opjjg
madc by the consul,w g^J
withoutthe consentofthePT
Kufulus, a, um. adj. rtd^.^
Kftfus, & Rufliis, a. um. 4
comp. rcddish ,y ellov,h*»iSf
or yellowish hair. ^.

Kuga, ae./. 1. awrinkk\»r*i
fold, a furrow, austcrity
Rugatus,a,um ,pt . wrinUei
KQgio,ire f ivi,itum.n 4.tn
RugTtusus. m.4.a roaring
Rfigo

Ruber^brajbrumMdj. ior» c w/>. er- Rudeoa, tis, pt. braying, roaring. KQg6#us,a,um.a4 i»r$ **t

RUS

RUS

RUT

433

.', rough, rn^cd.^THicTna.x/.l.alargesa^P^nc.. «_i_B sjTvestris, thc holly, Juv.

ti.crcil. (loutfh.j :i sc\\.c.
•UJ. uotucli hakcdJKuiicino, Hrc. a. 1. to pi&nc.
11 adowi.ful],iiavoc,.:.iiiico, urc a 1. to wccd-
.'utlijC-asluihin^-cr. Kuncur, ari./>. to bc wccdcil.
i aJj- ruinous,dcs-.i!. , .-.K:o l oi.is.'i. 3. a wccdinp-hook

Jtuspor, ari d 1 . to scratch,to root,
to scarch dilitfciitly. to cut.

Kus-atuH, a,nm. cdj. clad in rcd.

Kuss.bhis, Kus-cn:s Jfc Kussus, a,
utu-adj. flcsh-colonrcd.rcd (try.

JKuo. r.u:rc,riii ruitum & ri.ium. n. Kust.cf.nus, r.,um <*v//.rustio,coun-

I.ustic-irius,a,ur.i «<//. ofthccoun»
trv.
Kusticf.tio, onis /..». adwclling in

— . . _ — _ _. — _-.__. . — ,. — . — .. ...

p*. rcady tofall.on c*.i ~- to r.:sli,to n_.i!i on,down,o<

.«'i<_Ie-st:di-(dccu\ , out, to run hcudlou£,to comeon

l.c cud cf biaMii, nj apac«v,r in Ji.-.sti. toiiurry,*rpre-

c bclly/li.' paiincl.j cipitau-.to f.ilI,to ialldown or up- thc country, a doing of countiy-
. thc c.idnfbcaHts,] cn,io t'.:"tw f o;tu!iiblcd'Jivii,tolc- work. •

. ?. S'.>iTcl. ■ vcl, t<» Kciid out, to !>c ruincd, nr Kustice,r;</t'.iu8. cornp. clowiiishly*

ir.-.i-.ro", arc. a. 1 [Kfipc-V.s/. .a rock l 9rli,i-l{cheaU-.d liustiritas, ut.-»./ rut.tic":ty,cIowTi-
>:-. ',•■» ic!I t.ilcs» jKiipcT, icis.wi.J. a country-clown ishn.-=s pluiriiicss-rudcuc-is^chur*
rii>./..).:ir^pordiig > ili::p>i':tpm, ;c/ 1. a wild £oat. lishncss.

rn J.ancwsmoiigtrr .iupiiiu, ?_. f 1. rocky jp-ound. Kusticor, ur.yuttm, d.\. to dvrcll Xn
ti.c ! ' : j7-:rco undcr/fuptiiii. a.fv i:i c .>:<f....i'iii.
.woltissaid tohav^ l .t- ; .t .-_-,:'»• ._^_/*. * abrcach.ariipturc
il s and Kruiiis. iRup.or, oiis. m ... u. hrcakcr.
7 ch-.uin^the cu.l ;K'.i;)Uii*i;_». :i,um/./ ahou* tobrcak.
/ ». a chcw_:ig \>\ Ki.ptus,a.i-in./'f brokcn,rcnt,torn.
si-lcrir.p a mvdita-, bursi, bursU i-bellied, iiVcrrupt
r ,tii^ii;.'!ii(nicditatc| cd/nadc void,i.ifr'.n£cd,viol.iti-d
1. to c Lcw uvciyr/K !r.i!is v. w[i. rur.d rustic.
■..!:-. s'i:n. iVr/i. 1. to Kur«ti'»,6n : .s/.J country-busisicss
, to u cditaic. Knricol-i, .• cg la pc/son livmg i:

at a', //.- dug". ; tlic cnuntry oililling" thc jfnmnd.
> :irnKi'.r,arcpor, a . ustii., a labourcr.
Vi-*. r;..ri p'1'atic.n, Kiiriirciia ;c ctf. 1. a countrymar.
::urs.- !.i!!i,orc ."»l* JMro ujv. ii. cJ K.iror, ari d.\. tt.
!i».- ■..' , :i. , l r."-.'-. . dwill in thc ci.untry, to work.

t:ji . : \w b.'cak,crrUiir!-iinv;'/r. irrain, ositln* conlra
• :.'.■ ;>:-oi.cn opc:i. n . K-irsv.,,. j,:\>rsim, backwar.'

»■■'■■' ^ ' :nd fnruaril, to aud fro, 7\r.

; ruptuni. a.o. to Kt:r ■>$>,.. '.■ .-^aii 1 , a scror.d tiiiic.

j." v iii-vi!vc, t(.' tiu- «tficr siJr Uuvs.is prarsu.t,
l( • !■ ., :r vio!aU . Iiarl.wurd ^n.. lorward.

', '•*} ..::"ict. fius, ru.-is n.A. thccountr/.acourj
tn : >c !)•.;;. i j try-liiii.!.c, a rustic, ruslicity, ui.-ji.iitiIrindus.a,uin./'Mii:.dc shinin^.

.' . '■■.•in-* tijdin- politciicss. Kutilut.s, ts*. W, sl.ininp;.

i i: '••■ -•<;■.•;., ur ta: !i*Hcurius, a, unv «/.;;. of broom.
•■/.- J.a i::lh; /unioi.r liusrcus, a,;mi- ndj. tavvm .
» .i i%c!iii. Ku <•' ivir,i i. ;j 2. al'*t1c fami.

••/ ' ;| wcLihnj». |Kiisi'm:: f i. » i< i;uscjs« i. #/: 2.
. /'/. a wcc.icr. i brooin,btlm,fux^c, a whim. Rui

i'

k

thc c^untry, to docountiy workt
Kust icnla,:: f. 1 a iai l ,a woudrock*

K.isticula n.:;ior 9 a S'.ipe. Jun.
Kiisticuhi:;, ?,uiii.f//// ofthccoun*

try,nii_'.c.ch)\.n'.sii,riidc, siniplc»
l-i_.^:rul-.-.-, i. »i _J a countrvnian*
Ku *:i«:»r;. a,:'i:i. r; '//.*-. -r.c t.-tb of, or

].er:. : i:iiijr t - -» '*>" ( oi.ii^.ry ■ ru-»tic f

ctov. ii :■»!:. r :dc, il! brcd. s;tvage<

sintp-c. plain, hoiiicly.
(•■i-itictis,..! 1 : ~. a rusiic,aconntry-

niaii, a p.^santa swnin, a clown,

a S'-r\ ..::!. ofa litn: ,an : ^nor^nt #

or iinlcurncd pcrion, a \c,»iian.
Ki~ita, a: f 1. ruc In ruixfoiiura

coMJic!,tobcconf;iiCil ina :i._rroir

coi::p:i 4 .S /V.'r ■»
i'i_;abulnm,i n 2. a ir.ulkin.aslioe,.

a 'od rakc, a jicnii.
Kn:accus, r, \v\\ a-lj nf ru<*.
Krit.itus.:i,(ii*i. «'■';. iiuidc witli nie.
KutcllMiii. i.;i.2 ash;:vv'1, a slrikc*

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Kiitilat<is,a.uiu /::.niaJc bri^ht(dy
lintilcsro ccrc.i/.c.i (figrow rud-
f{utilo,aic.n c a\ .oslnnc,o>inuktt
<o shiuc, io ^IiLtcv. to look rccL
UuUitu^ ajiUD.iJt^.glarin^sUiiiia^-,

«40

SCE

SCII

sc*

the shank of a cancllestick, &c.

thc shaft, or shank of a pill:ir,tlie

chief post of a gfttc, thc tonguc

of a balancc,t~ic spindlc in wind-

ine* stairs, ihe post, cr pillar of a

staircasc,t'ic yarn-bcam in weav-

injj, a rcam, or quirc of paper.
Scaral>,-euj$,i.m.2.a bectlc,a chafer.
ScarYf fcatio, onis./ a scarifying^a
ScilrTficatus,a,um./u*.scarified(cut
Scanflco, fire. ari.1 . to scarify, to

lance, to oit, to opcn, to easc.
Scarifrcor, ari- p. to bc lanccd-
ScarrSsus, a, uni. «#//'. rough
Scants, i. m. 2. a scar, or char.
Scatehra, sc./ 1. a spring^a source,
Sctitobro, 1'ue. ci. 1. to abound.
ScHtcns, t'.s. /;?. aboundinjf.
Sca"tco, crc, tui.fi.2. tonin oul, to

overlhiw, to abound. (sprinqs. SocptrirpiT, a, um. adj. idcm.
ScitOrJ^inosus, a, um. a/(/. fiil ofSceptrum, \.n.2 a scvptrc,a mace
Sct^rT.^o, iwa.f. J. u spriii£, a accmimandcr^slafUriilejfjovcrn-

sourcc Tuc.nt, snvcrcijynty, supremacy

Scatwrio, Ire, Ivi. n. 4. to abound. Sccptuch-.is, i m-2- a pcrson hoid-

wickc d wretch, a villain.
Sccna, ae/.l.a sccnca stagc,sliow,

or statc,an arbour.Sccux scrvirc,

to tcmporize, Cic. (stagc

Sccnalis, c. adj. bclonp/inj to a
Sceiuce, adv. likc slajre-playcrs.
SccnYcus, a,um. adj. thcatrical.be-

longing to a stagc, or comcdies.
Scenicus, i m.2. aplaycr,an actor.
Scen6praphia,ae./1. a rcprcsenta-

tion of a scenc, the draught of a

wholc housc,front, sidcs and all.
8cc^i6pcfria,-.e/l.thc Jcwish fcast

oftabcrnacles.
HccpTnus, i. m. 2. a scafish.
Sccptica, x.f. 1. scepticism-
Sceptfcus, a, um. adj sccplical.
Scrptrifcr, a. um. adj. bearing' a

sccptrc.

Scaurus, i. m.2, a man clubfootcd.
Scclcratc, atlv. ius. ro.w/>. issimc,
*?//>. wicke.Uy, lcwdly, bascly.
Scelcralus, a, um.pt.' & adj '\or,

iii.T. or hcarlng a sccplrc. (lca!

Schcda, x f. 1 as!icct of papcr,a Scicntcr.iir/?* ius,c nift,i>sii

Schcduia,rc./"1 aschedulc.a scroll
$ch<MTta,'itis-n.3 a scheme.(livcry

comp. issintus, *M/>.dcfiled,polIut- Schi-ma, x.f.l a fashion, a dress,a

cd, wickcd l \ilc,iingodly 9 iiiiuaUi-:.M']i'id!a, ftrum. ///• n. 2. chips.

ral, cnicl, mischicvous, nij>i»inj*,|sc ! ii<Ii;:i. a,um. a'lj. clcft, split.

bitin£,unlucky,unfortMn.uc. l'< r-|Schisiua, Cttis. n.'1. schisui. a rcnt.

ta scelcrata, the gvate by \ih!chiSch'isiiu; J iif'iis, a,um arf/.sehismati-

thc Fabian faniilv inadc auunibr-jHchlsion, i. w- 2 wild curds (cal.

tunate expcdition, /7 r. iSchistum, i. n. 2. alum, a kind of

Scelcrcvirc a.l.todelile topollute! onion.

SccU-i^osiisii^uiii.M^.wickccl.lewcljSclnstus^^um.rw// that may bc cut
Scvdo.ttc, udv. wickcdly,mischiev-Sch<rnic- : ila, x.f. 1. a pftinted, or

or.sly. I common whore, a strunipct.

Sci-lcstus, a,um. ar{i'.ior,com/>.issi-jSchirnbb:itcs,a:.fii.l.a ropcdancer
m:'s..s,//>.wickc(I,miscluovous,un-;Sciia:nol)atic.i,x/.l.ropcdancinjr.
Sc-';l!o, onis./n 3. a robber- (lucky. Scha'iidb:iticus,«<0.of a ropcdanc-
Srtiirtos, i. »i. 2. a skeleton. " cr.

Sci-lii*, cri B .;i.3. wic!vcdnc9S,lewd-Sc!iocnos, i. m.2. abulrush,a ropc
nrss, villuiny, fault, crime, tuu-l madc<ifbulnishcs,askcinofsilk,
f i.!?F, c/a.Txag-c, a lcwd fcllovr» A ^ UMittM** «HVwv^

Sclicrnum,i n.a chcap oiuti

ed bv whorcs.
Schola,ie./.l.a school,or c

piazza,»r walkin^-p!ace,

sub ject,cxcrcise, or dis$<
^chohisticus, i. m. 2. a t

schoIar,a youu^tudent.:
Scholasticus,a, um ttdj ac
>cholia.stes, x.m. 1 a sr -i
s^holicus, a, um. adj sch
Schoiium, i. n Z3 Scholior

a short commcnt, a ^lo^
Sciagraphia.w./ 1. plalfc

first draught. a profilc.
Sciamachia, x./l a mock

privatc scholasttc exerci 1
Sc.iathcras,se.m.l .the. pin i
Sciithertcum horologmi
Sciatica, ac/1. thc hip-jro
Scibilis,c.«r//.that mav bc
Scibo, prj Sciam. 7Vr.
SciboneSjiim./^/a sortof
.Scicns f tis./if.& «•(/• ior, v .*

mi!s,^<//;.kiiowiiig,skilful,

oms, acc[iiaintcd. wilful.

knowinj^lv.skilfully.cxpc

si^ncdh',wilfully,onpurpc

Scientia,»:/. scicncc, kv.cv

Scihcct, at/r you may be

waiTant you,tnily,in:leed

Icsr, ihatis to say, to wil

Scill.i xf 1. :i sea-ciion, J

S<Mlliuusa,um.»J/. ofa i«

Scdlltes ucctiini.vincgarof

Scillitic;is,a,iiin. adj. infus

squilh, mixcd witli &[U\l

Scilli~tus,a,um atij.mndt of

Sc.in' pro Scisne 3 vlo jwi k

Sc.incus,i.w.2.acrocotlilcltc

Scindens,ti H /» f - cuttin^, ci
Scindo,dcrc,scidi (& scbc
sum.o. o.to cut,©r sla»Mo
break oif.torcnd totear,«
picccs,to destroy,tod:Tid<
to plough, to rtJSrash» •» J

■ — -.. -_:t:l _-.-_-.

SCI

sco

SCR

441

re pcnulam,to be earncst
\e to stay. CYc
<ii, i>sus. /-. to bc cut

Sc.s_us,Cis.m.4. a culting, a clcav- Scordalus,a,i.m. adj. nasty, rank,
iii«\ | stronj^. stinking,swagg-erin£.

Scit-.ii.cnt!ini,i.n 2.a plcasantfood Scordium,i.;i.2.watcr gcrrnander.
. :«■./. 1. a shiiigle. (lic.Vicitans, t:«*. pt. usking. Scoria, x.f 1. dross, misery-

,,:./" i.a sp.rk oi'_irc,arc-Scit.i.io, or.is./ 3 an inquiry. iScorp_o.6:.ism 3 & Scorpius, i m-
iio, ftn.s./.. 1 ». u ipurhling". Sciritor, 6ris. m. 3. an inquircr. { 2 ascorpion,us:£n of _he zodiac,
. urc. /i. 1. to sparkic. 'Sci -£,...•-_•. liin, c -mp. issimc. #_//#.' a scahsh, an hcrb, an cngine, a
!a,;i./l.r.V;?..a Jiitic spark.j cuiini.^ly.wittily.bi-avclyjpretii- whip, or scourge, abouiidary.
ivi,i't:ui...-. •. to know, to 1 ly. (to cleii.Hiul, to consult. Scorpi6nius,a,um....l/.ofascorp.on.

1 ... to ord:'Jn,oriicr, dt-:Sf:tnr,: ii- d 1 to ask, or inquire, Sco.tator, 6ris «;,._... w horcmoT.g-
u(.{.i.)iut >. -_ii, #_■*/. ;:.4. i»y dccnc Scort-_tus, us w- 4 a whoriiij^tjr.

/-. to bc kno-.vri. ,s , .. i . 1 1 r .--, ?_, wm. u_//". prctt.i ,brave. Sortca, ,_•/. 1 a teathcrn frock.

■_ ;_..%:./. !.;i _i'-

"•!» <ji

..S

.'•

•i 2. ar. cnlinancc, a stu-Scoiieum, i- ;; 2. a lcatiicrn coat.

i« :' irn.- oi ;t ii ■• •■ :: ., . ..• tutc,u dccrcc, a law, asc:_tcnce.;Scortcus,a,uiT-.fl-// maueof lc.i. licr
..-.__ :_ s.Vi. ■ . -i.iatu-r-!scitunjs,a, um/>/. about to kiww. Scortidum, i. «. 2 aycuny v.liorc.
•r_,:..'i.2._is _■ -..d (asUlI-Sri _.is,a.um /^.c^a^/'- ior, cofn/>. is-jScortcr, firi. rf. 1. to whortMhide,

!.'• v*. a -..li.i;i!;_nick.
^i.*s. ?n. .>. t.ic noiiii-wesi
/.1 .a dung--ba.sk e '. ( wind.
.n. i n '2. u ru-bljcd.
, a,um. mij. of bulrushes.
:i :?. /.1. a • J >.~uiin^'-hook.
!uiii,i n.2 ;t wiiskc-ofVusli-

si.!uis,*v/>.k^oving-,8kilfui, wise.-Scortum, i. n avrhu.e, a harlot,a
pra lent cunning-, craf*y, oourte-Scbtia x.f.l the rundlc in the bot-
m_s,cm],plcasant,dcsirablc, gal-! tom ofapillar.
Ia.it, gondly, fair, bef-itiful. Scraptia, xf 1. a drab, or qucan.

Sf.iiius, i. m. 2. o sfjuiricl.
Sc.u *, a, uin. at/j. skiifvil.

Scrcabilis,c. udj. tbat inay be spit
Sc_H::itio,6n:s. > /".i. a hawkni£.(out.

nu,\.rn.2. a liltlc bulrusb.
rc a 1. to bind, orwind.
x a /. 1. a kind of vinc.
/m.2 a rusli.a bulrush.No.
» * : r;> o q-i.-crcre,to stum-
:i plain ground. J J rov.
. m. 2. a Iku\1 swcllin^.
S tis. pt iuquirinp:.
o, 6ni_ /. o. :tu inquiry.
is, a, iMii. /if iiNjuinn^.
_iri. i/. 1. toiuquitc. xsk,
!ul to be iiuormcd.
rc,Tvi,ituni ...J.to inquire

rc! >;;;;u.si.w.2.:i souud made witlrScivritoi', 5ris m. o. a bawker.

puJ.in-v of tlic clieeks, apopjftin. Scrcfitns, us. m. 4. a hawking 1 .

Scoblna, rt./. 1. a gmver uscd by Scrco, arc a. 1 to hawk, «r spit-

..i #>.• . Scriba,se.m l.a scribc,a writcr, an

amanucusis, a secrctary » town-
clcrk, a notiiry. (bc writtcn-

sowycrs. a _ile,f:lin<js, scrapin^s.
Sc<jb£,sc6bis/3. sawdu-st,pindust.
Sco!r«cia,x./l.vcrtlijp*easc (snipc-

Scclopax, flcis. m. a woodcock, ajScr:bcndus,a; um. pt. to write, or
Scolomos, i. m. 2. an artichoke. |Scribcns, tis pt. writing.
Scombnis, & Scombc:',bri. m- 2 aScribillo, are. a. 1. to scribblc.
simplcton, a dolt, a tunnv-nsli IScriblita. x.f. 1. a tart, a wufcr.
Scomuia. ntis. n. 3 ascoll, a jcer. Scribo,bdrc,ipsi,iptum.a3 towrito
Scopa, x.f. l.a broom, a bcsom. to composca book,todcscribc,to
Scop;c aruin />//l.a broom,a wisp. institutc to paint to Iin.n,ordraw a
of straw, loosc rcasonings. 'Scribor, bi. p. to bc written

Scopio,onis.m.).a cluster,a bunch Scrinium,i.w.3 a c:tsket, a dcsk, a
mine,o_\l.iin,ordccjcc, to>>c<ipo.arc .«.1 to swccp,tocleansc screcnScrinii ina^ister,tbe mas-
nutkc a law, to know. jscopula, x.f 1. a littlc bcsom, a; tcrofthc rolls, lAimpr.
ri. p. to bc o_\Uhicd. | bnisli. (rocky, danjccrous.'Scriptio,6nis./..i.the actofwiitin^

.a<!j. that :ua\ bc cut, or,'Scopuidsus,a,um adj.WiU of rocks, a stylc, a comj>osition.
nis./. .i. a cuttiii£.(clcft.jscp|mlui<»i.i?i. 2. a ruck, daujjcr, aScriptitTitus, a nni. /;/. written.
•i-: m..3. a ci.ttcr,a t ar\ cr.| mnrk to shoot at. jScriptito/arc./iv/.l .10 writc o!tcn

e.y.l.a cu^clcft, orchap. Scopus,i.m 2 a scopc,a mark, an Scripto, «rc. u. 1 to writc
, u.n. pt. cut, rcnt, torn,' cml, :um, dcsig-n, o»- p.-rposc. Scr ptor,oris m. .'•. a writcr^a.vv^s^.
bvidcd, brokc:i,bruised.Sccrbiitus,i. m. 2. thc scuny. v l\\w^^t\^^OiK.^^v^^<^K«

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ScriptSrius, a,um. adj. of writing.

Scriptu__i,i.«.2.awriting,a letter a
work,a book,a pocm,a clerkship

S^ri])t:»ra ae./.l a writ.nj_r,thc writ-
in£a bool:,tlse stvlo.ormanner of
writin£,aii in>cnption, ihc scrip-
turc, . r «acred writinjrs, a fcc.

amine, to pry into, 1o traec out. Scylla,:e. /11. a dangerous \
Sculpcndus,a-iim./»/.to bc carved. th_ Sicil-an sca
Sculpcns, tis. pt cii£ravin£. .Syiimus, i m. 2. a lioirs *
Sculpo.perc,psi.plum. <;.toearve,Scyphus,i.m 2. a larjrcju;?

to cr.grave- Scyiicum, i n. 2. a blush-

Sculpouca.x./l. a wooden shocScyt da, x /.1. £- Scy*aic,e
Sculptile, is.w.3. a graven imagc! round statf.a rollof parch

Scripturiojrc rt.4.1o loi.£ to writc Sculptilis, e. udj. carved, gravcn* 1 shining sci-pcnt, aficldiDi

K-' .___!.- 4 ...... ._ _. ._._ _i_. — l. ....4-J... ..._.*__ L_-.. «1..4.... X>_£V> _ ■_ _nr> .n -_._.« <_ __■».-<---*• ' ninnliwi ( **r\mf*t» t.f CK'M

Si.ulptor,6ris.m.a carver,a gravcr. cnnine. (conce, _r sv«

t ,„, . r __., Sculptura, x./. l.sculpturc. ;Sc> thTca.se ./. &8cydiice<

ing,niarkcd, paintcd, appointed- Schiptus,vim./»f. carved, pniven. Scythica mustcla. a sable.
Scriptus, us. m. 4. a writmg. Sciirra.3e.m.l a scofK r,a bufioon,aScythis,Tdi9./. 3- aprec.ous
_.___._.. _:.i.... : ... o _ r.._ ii#im.c, a wit, a viituoso. | Sl.

Scurrens, tis. pt. sccfi.ng', »cstin£. Se. in coir^r.s.r.on, smn

Scuinlis,c.«*//.jicurrii',us, bu \o. ;-ta dsf rno su.ni, .vptt !

Scumlitas, atis./ 3. scurrility.

Scurriiitcr, udv. scurriloiislv.

Scurior,3iri.</ l.toplay Uic buflocn.

Scurrida, x. m. 1. a wag.(to jcst
a dish. (ordait.

S cri pturus, a. um .pt. ab out to write .
S-riptus,a,um pt. writtcn, in writ

Scrohiculus, i. w. 2. a furrow.
Scrobb,bis.cc Scrobis, is. d.g. 3. a

ditch, a dike, a furrow.
Scrofa, xf 1. an oldsow,thc sur

na:ne of a l.omanfaniily.
8crbf.pascus, i. m. 2. a swinchcrd.
_5crofula,a./ , .l.alittlepi,j(',thckinp , s

"1 •__ _ t _ f t

itseh", thcmsvhcs

cvil, a wcninthc throat (hag. Scuta. sc./ 1. _
Scrctum,., ?;._?. thc cod, alcat1_.T.^cutule,is./i.3. thcstr-ngot 'a.slliiprsrl um i n. 2. tallow, siel

apari: smsi «iir.i-s. i'«n' sfin
somctimcs iV»r sc.*-,siv trui
times it denics.

ticcu» a 9iti. himself, 1

?F

isus, a-um
oftJ!

Scrupcdus, a, um. adi shamblJiijc.jScritariiLa, a. um tulj. of a shicId.jScbuccus, & Scbcisus
Scrf»peus,a,um.«^/.ofliulestones,!scf!tarius,i m.2.a maker cfbucklr rs balisc. «_4/. tallow, ... —
siony. coarstt, sharp. sVields/jrtprgatSja soldicr armcdiSucabilis, e. atfj. ti;:it niay I

Scnipi,oruin.///.m.2.chess (pulous. with ashicld-ancsquire(bucklerSfcc-t!c, is n- ^. rye.
Scrfrpdsus,a,um.M^//.ra^cd, scru-Scuiat.us,a, um. a^j. armcd witli a
Scr.'piilaris, c. utlj. of a scruplc. Scfitclla.a:/.l.asai
KcTOpidatim, udv. by picccmcal. Sc!.tica,a , /.l.a sci
Scrfipulose, adv\hs t comp. icsimc,

■ iccr 9 achilii*span

Pfci-licus a,um adj. ofrjt
Sccamcntum, i. n acut*<

scour^c,wl)ip Jasli Sccam.m . a.um pt to cat, r

t , ...... r . , "Cfii.i>-eridu.s 1 i.m.:ipag , c,anes(juireSecans tis ///. cuttirg'.

*up, si:rupuloasly, exactly. Scf tilv:s,a,um adj.vcry t§iin,frleanjScc-iri* .-ip<»rtT, b?.skct> W

Scrupidositas,rit:s/..>.scrupulositv,Scutra, ac. /. a chaftcrn. |Si..carin B onis. / 3 a cuttv_|

Scrfipulri_us,a, uni. udj. ior, ro/.'j/>.Scfit..:la, x.f. 1. a sauccr. a 7"oundS.cii«or, ons. m. 3. acuttd

issimus, nvp. scmpulous, fiitl of pi^*:cof bark,:.liith , ])itccofstonc|Scc~.if;rus .i.um. pt. abfliili

do:ibts,nicc«prcci_iCtCui'ious*stoiiy ormarble for pave;ncnts,a roller, Seccdriii. tis. /<*. witiul-it

Pcnij)Lilum, i. n. 2. a scr.iplc. :■ holc for si^ht in a croi-sljo - ". »S7rc.Cd'», «k*r.' ; .; -i. ts_um

. — ..j ,-. — -._. j._. . — . _.j, ..- — — — — _ ^ --...-.-.-, , -- ^.

Scri~!pulu'>.i.m.2.ascruplc..a doubt Srfitulutus.a, iul:. ndj. wroi.^ht in wilhiiraw, to rc.irc. **
Scrujui^.i.jn.^. a pi.ce o: s!(nic , > a thc form ofa scutchcon Scutul:i|SPctTiiriis t"s /.*. s-.p_---«i

_I . .. A •_ _ .. _ I '. _ _ I -i .. 1 1 _■_!•__ »■ __._-__.' li — __ _ ■ — - .." T. Ii.ifl

ecnrchjto 6twch diLgenl\y,lo «_>- Vt.v, iNiXvMv.

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SED

4*5

) fcc«'h;dc, toshut out, en. rent, roar.glcd, nr.r.lrred.

;8i ciiritas, ntis/3. sccurltj-jSafcty,

i m-| iu :vtc, to 1:»\ aside. Vccuhitus, us. m. 4. a lyingalone
jnr S\ i:c. /ro fcccuh m ;/■<"( i?bo, ure. hui,bitr.m.7;. to lie a-
cn;.i.ri.2 ac( Ci]i.(])biat'.c]M-i , i , ;a.a: a /.l as,c)tlic,asickle(lu;c
a,rni pt.s\.w\ up j'.pMi,>c- btci Iiiris, c. udj. sccular. Caimct
ciii,rtii:i,.i\ rruum.«-.l. to hcculare pro in.pcrii Kcm. inco-
x\c,to cut « fr.</r;<sir.der, luminate. a pocm . e ung by boj*
torci ri,»// Ua:,ios<r:ttch, antl girls at tl;c .-tcular pla\s."
01 dividc, to fc.raw,todc-StcuIum, i. ;/.2. anage, r.enple of
dclcrniinc. u» wulk. • ibc sgc, a biccd, the worlcl.
i.puts. io bc cut. , . s -i'cini,/;rc/! with thcmsclvcs,&c

**<• hocordia. Sccuiuh -,6irm./;f./j.2. piospcriiy.

adv. «■ecictiy. \ rlvatcly. ^cciti.d:c,arum./7./.lhesccuBdine.
onis./. 3. a sc] aiatirn. or nficibirth,thescccnri, or ne.\t
jc/t. ius. v ;.></>.hccrctly.in plarc. (of thc sccondkgion.
>ri\il\ apart, in a corncr. Strcunrlani, orum pL m.2. soldiers.
,i w.;»'.a sccict,ani)stt.iy,Sfcundans, \\». pt. fuvcuring.

placc, arctirciiitnt, pii-^tcundicriijOium./'/. W7.2. soldicrs

rivatc audieuc c.A sccre- of the sccoi.d lcgicn. (mcal

pri\y coi.ncil. Sttiiulinium, i. tj. 2. thc coarscij be appeascd, %r calrncd.

, u.um./// cxo<//. : .or,coi*?/' Sccuj.diiriv.B, a,um. c.tlj. cf thc se-Scriiir.s, tis- />/. appeasing, layin;

tup. stparattri, ^e\crcd,■ cind soit, ur class, serondary;

irivy, privale,soI.ian ,rc-Secunric, <j//v.f(u < tunaicly.liKki1y.

,r ofl. S-cuiido, adv. thc sccoi:d timejn

f.l. a scct, a party,Gr fac- thc sccond placc,stcoiiri)y,aguii:

tray, an opinion. Scct.r.rio>ure.fl*l'tosecond*tofkVorJ appeasedjCalir.cdjCcmposcd c-iii-

im, i. ;;. 2. a pedigrec. to inakc pro*pcrotis, to obey, to cicdjCnflcd.scth-.tCjCaJinjsmcctli,

ispt.fi Uowintr.pursning. accon:modatc, to suit, to aclapt. still, yr.bci", cor.sidtiate.

,a ( um.c/r7/. otascct. Vcr-'Sccuiidor,aii/KiA*.tobesccondcd.iS(.(!ecii]a ( x.f. 1. a Rtle scat.

urius,abellwethcr,/ J /ai/*J..Sccundum,/Trf'/>. evrv. arrvfMiighjjSidc r3, tis. /?.'. s>ttin.--

oris. ni. :>. a fullowcr. ; ur ncar ncxt, after, or to, in, ior.SLiIcnta^.rt. a,i'in. </■;.". htricniaLy.
c. adj easily rut ysuimcr.; oni/sMdc, for,ficcor<i«ng to, con-S..d( ntarii.si.r. :•- -.'"liuj, ^<Tkn.Aii
U/ J a scc.tion a cuttintr ( i ccrning, or Lbnut. S^-dco, crc,sCd : ,v :ruv,\.n.'.}- tu sit,

ing.a coniiscation, or ior-.*JLCinvii?;s, a,um.f.i/;.:or.comy>. issi- tosit siilV^v. :., n:pc;i ti: iijfhii-r
what is l'crft:t< d, u lot. ii.us, u:p. svciiid.ncM.folIowing', rcst,to £e!t!c,to !>c sct.placcd, or

a, um udj. cf.tncut. iitV.ri(r, Acccnipanyir.g.presper- siti:ati.<I,t'.)yt;.y, roi. uin. orconti-
ri. d. 1. to iollow,atttnd,j cus.lucky,f:tvot:ra!.dc,propilious. nuc.to h i^cr^tc/ 1it,*o :./rcc witii.
upon, to hunt, or chascy Anjnesecundo.down thc .'•rreampi^tdcr.is^ 3.:i:. : e:tvipla< •:<.n:.bo:ic
ipt, to imitate | r.'r j-.atcuiidisavihus hickily»AiV cr dv. clliiig,'^::.:'»^^ ioi M:h!icr.»

a station, a sej 'Vbre.a bu.-.c, or

foundalion,tiicfiiiid*r. tiil (gcr*.

Si-dij^itus. i.mhc thal hath sixiin-

Scdilc ( i» n o.*K»ut^ibenf h,a sct-

(^uitthcifs, carckf.sntsi>.
^tttiiusiajum.r?^/. ir.r,ccn»^. issi-

n.u?, *up. sccurc, sufc,cjuict,care-

lcs.s, fcarlcsK, uncoiiccrr.td.
^tCLStWc/i-.r f.mp. scciwstr/bcquiuf^

cthcrwist, amiss, iil.
.Strus, prap tirr.acc. by,or nigh to.
.*■( c».:tor, oris. m. 3. a foilower.
S. cuti:leia,a:./. l.awoman thatibl»

lcwcth a mun up and down.
Scc':1firus,a,uiu/.'.al>out to follow
Si cfitus, u,um/>Mhat hath ibllow-

ed, relyirg on, tmsting in.
Sed,cdW7.but,!.utalso hcwcvt r Sed

autt-ni, yca but,i7oi//. Scd cnim,

but truly, l"i;y.

Scdninc n, n.is. n 3. an appcasing 1 .
sr-danclus. a,i:i:i./>/. to appcasc^to-

htciatc,(;c.'r. iiis ct/m6ciUmIy,paii-
Std*atio,6uis/anap])casin}j(cntly
Scdator, 6ris. m. o. an ?]>peaier.
SoclsUtis, a.^m. //• i^ (.'{/■ i-r.c '.;/•/*»

isrn J acutitr,iicutpurse
^trator,an informc r, a scl-

'.«eciirc, udv. iiis. corup. >ecurcly.

>c:ci:ritula,K./.l.klittlc ax,a joint
zi&J 3 a se(|uestratrix(h:ri"cciinicT,re/ Scc.rmgcr^siim.c:^'.
ac./ 1. a cutting,a vcin. wbeuring, amit-d witli an ax.
, a, i:ni. pt. abcut to cut.
um//*cut,ch<»p;x d shrcd
liced.p»rU'd } dr. idcd,lorn

a iub in his way 9 Cic.

'acuris, Is.f. o. an ax, or halchct. tlc J #rstooI.aroost,a peich.(lccs.
Sccuriin injiccrc alicui,tu tlircw Scdtmcntuni, i- n. 2. a sed'inent,

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Sempfterne 4 , adv. evcrlastingly
Sc npitcrnitas.atis. /everiasUnjj-
ness.

Sempitcrnus, a um. a'(/ cndlcss,
cvc'lasting,perpetual, continual.

Scm incia.ac./l halfanounce Brc-
vis semuncta recli, a drach n of
seiisc, Pcrs Terrae scmuncia, a
plat of ground thirty fcet broad,
an.l fony fcel lon^, Cato

Scmunciulis, e. & Scmunciarius,
a, uin. ur^/.of half an ouncc.(tus.

Semustus, a, um. a(# pro Scmius

Scn iculum,i./i.2.thc scnate.orpar
lianen house,a counc 1 chambe

8e unoli vers is,verses of six feet

SSnarius, a, um. a Ij. of six fect.

SSnltor, oris. m. .>. a Komau sena.
tor, a parliament-m.tii, an alder-
man(iii£ to a s jnator.se nalonan

Scn<it-)riiH,a,u n <idj.of.or bclong-

Scnitiis,iis.//i *. a -.enate, r chief
Counc ,ana uiienceofthesenate.
a pa"t amcnt the bcnchof aldcr-
me i.Scnati.n edicero.tooall thc
house hy order, or prnclamation
Cic Movcre senatu aliij iem, to
turn him out,/7.Scnatum vocare
ineor coi!siliarium,to advise With
onc'sself, Pla .#.

Sena(us-:oiiHiilt.iin. i. 7» 2.a decrce
ofthe scnate.an act ofparliamcnt
an order of the housc.

Scnecio, onis. m. > groundsel.

Scnecta, xf 1. old igv, a slough

Sencctus fitis f. 3 old age gravity
se\crity, thc skin of a scrpent

Senectus, a. um. pt old, ag*cd \vi-
tlicred, dccjvpit, decaycd.

ScfW),erc,ui./i.J to grow wbe old

Scnescalliis, i m a steward

SenescvnSjtis./;/ growing" old. dc-
cn-as.ng".

Scnese),eere nui.a- *.to frrow old,
to dciiy, to lecl.:ie, to lossen.
&tncx,i$,adj. 10 >, comp. old, ajred,

SEN

withered, wrinkled.
Sene .,is. (&. Icis, Plaut.)c.g3. an

old man, r woman
Seni,x.a aejj.pl. by sixes, each six,
Senilis, e at(j. of old age. (six
Sfnihtcr adv. Hke an ol.l man.
Senio dnis. m. .>. the number six,

the sice point, or cast.
Scnium i. nent. 2. old age, an old

churi, pcevishnes9, moroseness,

scvcrit) , trouble Lunx senium,

the lattcr part of the wane of the

moon, Plin.

.3cnsatus,a,um adj. wise prudent.
Scnsibihs, e. atff scnsible.
Scnsibilitas, atis / 2 sensibility
Scnsictilus, i. m. 2 a slight argn-

ment.
Sen-srfer a,um aoj.causingfeeling.
Scnsif icus, a. uin adj. idem
Scnsdis, e. adj. seiwblc. (ratcly
Sensim, udv by dofrrecs, mode-
Sensitivus. a um. adj sensitive.
>c ns ullis, e adj sensual (ing-
Scn um,i 7i.J. a thought, or mean-
Scnsunis, a, um. pt that will bc

sensible of that shall feel
Scimus a,um./>/ known by sense.
Sensus.us.»i 4scnse,meaning. ac-

ceptation, sentiment, thoujj^ht.

jiidgment capacity, unrlcretand-

ingycason, iu:nor,way»behavioui

Scmentia x.fl a scntence, adc-

crec or vote,a sensejorsi^nificati

on,a wise baying.onnaxini, opin

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Sentfna,x./l.a sink t & pump

rabble.

Sentinosus, a, um. oJ;.filthy,
Scntio,Ire.n»i,nsum a.4.to be

sibleof.to perceiveorundcn

to feel to taink,to be of opi

to intcnd.

Sentior. Iri p- to be felt.
Sentis, is m 3. a briar, a tho
Sentisco, cere. inc 3. tobeg

know. (raggcd, shabby, b
Se ntus,a,ura o^.roug-h, j\ cnji
Seorsim, a//r aside; s.drcct
Seor.stim,a Jr.apan .scpantrh

pecially Seorsam a te scoti

a.n nut of your opinion, Fk
Seorsas, adv apart
S^par, aris adj sepantc, unl
Scpjirabilis, c adj separable.
Se])araiidns,a,um. /;/. to scpii

to bc scparated or rcmovec
Separatim^oY-ius com£ ^pu 1

ly, sevcraUy, apart,in paruw
Scparatio 6nis / > separjtio

scpamtion, a scttin^apart ,
Sfcparatus, us. m. 4 ascpin* 1
Scpuratus.a, wm.pt. sepantftii

vercd,distinct, differcnt, prto
.Vpparo are.a l.to scparite.tos

cr.to part,to divide,to disiiaj«
Scparor, ari p. to be scpan»
SepTitius,a,um adj.of talloff.(n
KepelibilLsc adf.tibA nuy be
Scpelio ire t ivi.pultum <^ 4 »'

ry,to inter,to conceal,to bi^

be forgotten,to overwhel»-.

ion scntimcntjthought.jud^ment

deliberalion advice,mind,desirc, Sepelior,iri,pu1tus^.to bcbtf*

wish,will,arcsolution,a dcsignjorjSepclitus, a, um pt. buricA

purpose- (tence

Sententiola, x.f 1. a short scn
Sententiosc, adv sententiouslv
Scntc-ntidsu.s,a,um.aJ/.senteiitious
Senticctum,i n a placc full of bri-

ars.

^enticosu3,a,um adj. bricn^roug"!!
Sentiens, tis. pt. observinp.

Scpcs. is./ X a hedjc. a fi*

Sepia, x.f 1. a cuttlclisK mk-

Sepiciila, *./ 1 ahtdebe*

Sepimc-n,inis.7».j &Sepira« B

i.7i.2.a hcdff c,fence, ar inck"

Scpio,irc,ivnWpsi, itumtWpi 8

a. 4 to hedjre in, to fence,»

closs, tesurround, tpbesA

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secure,0r shelter, toco- 1 mtrtn.

(hills

i. p to be g-imrdcd.(ver. SepticoHis,c.ad;.built upon sevcn
:■/ 1. aperfumcr'* shop Septicus, a, iun. adj. putreiactivc.
1, i. n a kind of swcct Scpties adv scvcn times.
r, ov perfume. (asidc Septlf ariam, adv. in scven parts.

lus, a, iim.pt. to be laidSeptlfiuus a,um.«d/' having seven tura, when all thc funcral ritef

lerc osui, ositum a 3. to channcls, or strcams.

: apart, to reservcto se-Scptimana, x.f.l awcek. (vcnth. Sepultus,a,um./*/.buricd.intcrred,
»r durtinfrtiish, to send a Scptimanus* a um. adj. of thc sc- covcred ovcr quite ruincd,or un-
n\.p. to be laid up.(way. Septimatruus,uum.£/./3 the se- donc, finishcd, extinct.
, rWbCposttw, a, um.pt , vcnth day aftcrthe idesofMarch Scquax, acis adj.un.comp follow-
•r by, rescrvcd, rcrnete. Septimum adv. the scventli timc. injr,or secking after. fitrxiblf pli-
is. «. 3. a venomous aer-.Scpttmus, a,um. adj. the scventh ant,ohcdicnt bprcadingr, clsn my.

.Scptingcnariii3,a,um adj. ofsevci; Scqucla,*/1 a st-qucl,atnisu ■( ,, d-
m. pln 2. a place of ex- hundrcd Scqucndus a,uu.. pt. to bc follow-

ilcd about* Hars's field. ScptingenijX.a aaj.stven hundreri
his u.um. udj. heptangu- ScptingentesYmus a* um. adj. tlu
tdf. pl.indccl scvcn.(lar j seventh hundred.
:r bris,brc.rc/hic &c hxr.ScplingxMititXawioy.scvcnhundrcu

Scpulchrftum, i. n. 2. a bur/ine-

placc (gravc, a tonb, burial.

Scpulchrum, \.n.'2. a sepulchre, a

Sepultfinuv/.l. burial, thc act ot'

buryinjr,a grave lnstpulta scpul-

arc not performcd, Cic.

iris &, hoc Septembrc.^Scptingcntie^aoVscvcnhundred
rclatinjrto Septembcr.) times

r, bris. m 3. Scptembcr Septio, finis. /3- a dike,a mound
ius,a,um.a</;. running- in Septircmis, e. adj having seven
anne!s,or strcarns. (fold. benchrs, or banks of oars
rminus, a,um. a<(j. sevcn 3eptuagenarius,a,um a<(j scvent\
:dalis, c. wlj. scven feet years old. (ticth

Septiiag€nus,a,um adj the scven
ex, icis. adj. 8cvenfold.:Septua}resimua,a f um. adj. thesc-
r, iri. m. 2. one of sevenj venticth.
tcs. Scptcmviri cpulo-Septaagics adv. seventy times.
:n prit-sts who took caicjSeptiiaginta,aaj'./>/.mat*c/ scventy
asts of the Gods, Liv. jSeptucnnis,e adj scvcn ycars old
ralis, e. adj of the sep-.Scptum,i.n 2 a hedjre,or fcnccan

inclosurc afoldof sheep, a lock,
a wear, sluicc, a floodgate. Scp-
tuia transversum, the midriif,
Cel*. (es

us,i.m 2. the numbcr sc.;Septuncialis,e aaj. ofsevcnounc

(teen.Septunx, cis./. 3 seven parts.
cim adj.pl. indrcl. seven-'Scptuplcx, icis. adj. sevenfold.
z. a adj.pl. scven. ISeptuplus, a um adj. scvcntimes

, e. adj. of scvcn vcars.! so much. sevcnfold

ratus fismi thc autho-
»tfice of the septeniviri.
us* a, um adj. of seven.

im, i. » 2. se\cn vears.
o, onis. m. 3 the nortii.
inaiii, c adj. northern.

Scj>ttis.a,um pt. inclosed,enriron
ed, bcsct. guarded.
Sepulchraiis, c.auj. scpulchral,fu-
Snanu^a^um. adj. of the' ncral, «f a sepulohre, or funcral.

Scqucns,tis /'.' fullowiii}. .jjursuing 1
Scqucntia, z./ 1. a rtsj onsc.
^equcs^ci^a.tun adj intciTncdiute.

Pax scqucstra, a truce, Virg

Sequcstcr, i vel is. m. a n cdihtor,

or umpirc,asohcitor ot a pr< ccss,

an attorncy, r proctor,a briber,

a brokcr* or procurcr (tion,.

Scquestratio.onisyo. a sequcstra-

Sequcstratus, u,um./;/. scijuestcr-

Seq estro.aJf by arbitratmn ^ed.

Sequcstro,are*a*toscqtiestcr,tose-

Scquestruni,i.n.2 arbitration.(ver

Sequior,iuM.fi^/ .c»»i/> wor^c.wiak-

Scquitur, imp. it followctii. (cr.

Sequor,ui ctitus. d . . to follow to

imitate, to hunt,to chase, topur*

sue, to seek for. or endcavotir to

attain, to ohe\, to trust to,to dc-

lig"ht m, to spcak to be suitable,

to fall to.

Scra, x / 1. a lock, a bar, a bolt.
seraphicus, a, um. adj sciaphic.
Scraphim, />/*n</ m thc scraphim.
Scrapias, adis./. . ragwort.
Serarius, a,um. atlj of whcy.
ScrSitus, a* um. pt. lockcd.
Serenatusu um./i/.cleared,appea-
Screndus,a,um.^/.to be soun (sed
Scrciiitas. iitis /. 3 fair or clesx
\ w«xtJb&ti^\*>xw%Wi«sfcaafeaat>.

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8ER

SER

SES

Se'reno,are.fl t.to calm,to clear upj goo,a louse. (by little and littlc Scrvia x/l a frarland,! no
Scrcns, tis. pt. sowing, mlxinjr. iSerpensjtis./^creeping.spreading^Scrvicns, tis./\'. serving 1 . (;;
Sercnum. i. n. 2. tair wcathcr. .Scr])t:nti^cnatae*r.^l*cngcndcred,)Servihcdlx, uium pl. c. ?.i

S&reiius, a,um at7/. ior, cc.ip. \n\- or bred nf a serpcnt.

jScrvilis, c. a-(j. ior, comp s

muM»P'Scrcnc, calm, fair, clcar, Scrpcntijrer» aum. m(j. that bear-i slavish, of, or like a sluvc.

bri>rlit, dry, cheerful. ' eth a serpcnt, having dragons. iServilitcr, aiiv. s!av:s!ily.

Sercsco, cere. n. to jrrow dry, toScrpentinus.a,uin adj scrpcntinc Servio, ire, ivi, itum.n. 4. t
JSerjria, x. f akind oi'ol:vc.(tiirn.Scrpcraster,tri m 2 a hanycron.i slavc,tascrvs:,tcjohcy a total

of.to providc for,to consnlt
Scrvior, iri p. t j bc servcrt

Servltiido inU.y servitudi
Scrvitur, imprv*. ull isclnnc

fcJeria,/. 1. a butt, apipc, a jar. Serperastra, 6runi. pL n. bands,

fckvi, 6rrLm.pl n 2 scnous a:fa":8. swathj.

genca, ;t J. 1. a sLikcn, or *iusliivSrrpo t pcrc, pai. ptum. neut. 3. to,Servitium, i u.2.slavcrr,bai

garr.c;it. j crecp,tospread iUelf,toincreasc sorvicc, flattery, slavcs.

8er:carius.te.vter t a silk-weaver Scrpvllum, i. «. 2. wild thyme.
SeiK\itus,a,um e /j.chvlied ui sdkSer.M, x./. 1. a saw, a fish.

Sericum, i n 2. siKc, mmlin. Senv.bilis c.tuij tiiatrciaybc sawn Si.rvituru«* aHim./M-thttsha!
Scricu*, a, r.m. tt J. nudc of 8;lk,Scrn:rius. i. i». 2. a iiwycr ordohoma^c to. (vcr-aSoi

ftilkcn. .i< :Tai:a f x-y.l £eiinandcr,trcakle. icrvuus, utis. f 3 scrviti 1 .*

Suius- }'. f 5. aoncalciiatinn, '.iVc.Tiiiin, adv. likc a saw. Seruin. i n. 2. wiicy, butu

ti .ln, a rjw, or ra.i;:, uii is-iuc, on ■ic-rriu-.ila, x f 1 betony.

d. tciit. .iciritti.ra, ;c /. 1 a nawing-

Si-r*». a-!v. wrioiibly. in carnetf. ^erraU.s. a,u..i pt sawn, notcheri
4T ■.!:», ,./" 1. ./i'i a lit.L- j.ir l:kc a suw. \umini scrrati, miil-

«. d :n >nev, Tar.
Si«rro, arv.*. m\'. 1. to saw.

»:iw.

S.. », s. / »J. ciciioiy, cndite.

tJ-. ;i<is. a u.a «:*.'/" s. ri iU--. gravi- - eri-iia. x f 1 d.m. a h md-s:
Scr.uo, .iii s. r.t .* i !»■*;*« >:i*'yc 'm\*l .'■'■■. v.isxfl aciiaj)Iet t al.nw-,.ncliio.

s, i.v.:.i, li-.u^ua^c^a u^alcct, a i\ j '•.riiila. .c /. 1. clover.

pori. crt m, ».;* 2 a garlund a ciiaplc*.

S. ').•;»;» :if, \}r. j>t. discoursinjr; a p:)csy, or nos> p.i/, -.i flowt-r.
8i-r:iinc:iiii(.i« f on.s.y' o. udi, d:s-j-cri;i»,a.viin pi. p aitcd wrcathcd.

coiirsc. twidtcd, set with flowcis (sli\c

8er .iOc.iia'autis y a,um p' to talk.Scr. a. \x. f 1. a wo ua . scrvant, r.
b*. iii'i..:iuor t .cr;iivi,can j-, iri '/.l.iScrvabilis, c adj to bc prcs.:r\ .<1

to laik, ti^ d:S-*o.!is> , t / parlcv . iServ;urlus,a*uni.^/.tobckcpt.prc-
S^ :. i. lnoi*, .*4ii. dlt. 1» idcin. f serve 1, watchcd, robscrvcd

S< r iiii-.ii.:'i:.is i. m. 2. t.ltlctatt.e
HOi'*, tidv. n;s. vomp. issu;ic, nup.

\.i\j t iii ihc Lvrn.iig, too latc.
IScro. iirc. uct. 1. to Jock, o;« abiit
Scro,rcrc,-ic\i,satum a.o.to sow,*o

]:!ui!t,to bcj^et, to sprcad aiiroa»;.
S» rc,:« l re scrui,scitum.u.3 topla.t

Scrvan». tis />'.£.*' atfr. is»inuis j "' r *-
kccpiiiK , «])i'c , icn - inj3f«saviiijy t g , ..arri
ni^r, ohscrving, markin^waiting,

>crvat,o,6nis/Jas;iviii|r(watcbf\,l
: crvaior,6ris m.P». a saviour,a prc-
acrvcr, a dclivcr.

Sc:vatn\, ici«. f. 3. a presr-rvcr.

or v, ivatbc. to knit, to join. iScr\airiru.s,a,uni./>/ aboutto kccp.
bcrui n./».lo bc icwn.to bc joincd -ci valus,a,uni /i?.kcpt,pr< «.crvcd,
HProlimnfm a, ui;t. udj. latc. savcd, obscrvcd, rcjrsirdcd.

Sttrpcns, tis.rf^.o.Ubwrnitnt^At^S^wx, (ro v^cvi, (.«/».

Seru T n,i.;i.2.a latc purt,:ilon

3orundu$, u/»/. Se n eadus.

^crvo arc.a.l ;o kccp.topn

or savc,U» g";ia»"d to dei".'!nl

scrve, t<» pctform, to pns*

Servor, An atus fsjss. tobc

Si ri;s.a,um n»//.ior, c «0- i«

»»/'\la-e.l sic ii tiic evi*in;i|

iii^ I n< atcr. long" a }?r

dry.w.tbercfl,sad v d^lcf 1-t

Scrvu^a, x.f. 1. a haiiiUiJ

Senulus, i.m.i?. as rva::t,i

Scrvus, a ww.wlj that iibo

ccria n scrvico. scnilc,*!;

Scrvus i fn-2 aslaYc.abon;

SvM-vant Servui libidinmv

Scsama, x.f 1 corn callci »

Dicta <5c lUcta jiapavcrc & i

s;«arsn, soft and swcct, Pi

s< siminus, a, uui. adi. of *

'C *cu iicia.se/ an ounccaiui

Sescuncialis.c «'{'/.ofsknojii

a half. or an inrh irvJ a ha

Scscunx, ci *..«? 3 i« ^a. Sc*«

Sc«cuplun>, i. n.C thc wiinl

balf asmnch more. (ihcrn:

Scsc pton acc. hims^lf.btr

Scselis, is./. 3. atftwcHt

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idecl. the wholc, & luJf ns8estcrtiiis,i.ni asesterce, a Koinai);Scxoem>_,x._.. adj. pl nix hundrcd
iorc,onc awla half (half. SCta.x/l. a bristle, a very stronf;!Sc\ccntn.>;.f?r/r._»ix luni«lrccl times
ter, &, um. <ulj. onc and a hiur,a hair, a iishiug linc (chief. iSexdccics, adv si-.trcu times.

gitalis,c. adj. of afnifrLVsSctaba sudaria, a Jawn-hnudkei-
, and a half. thalf. Setuccus, a, um. adj of brisllcs.

tra, x. / 1. an hourand aSc.ania, x. / 1 a kind of onion
^crum.i./i tnacrc & ahalf S?t;iniun.,i.n.a medlar,coar_e fcod
;ia x./a poundiiml a half Sctuniu*, a, um. alj. of tliis yeui
en«is, is. m 3 si\ weeks. S?tigcr,a. um< .;///. bristly, rou^l..
.M_ius,r»vabushel&ahalf Sctijfcr cri. m. 2. a boar.
i-»li:s i.ui. 2.thrce far.hiiitfsSrt.iium vmum a gcneroun wine
*.uvuq,a, uin adj one audSct6>iui,a, um «r/j full of bri_tlcs,
i part, eig.it and a hulf. ' bristly, very hairy, •_• rough.
.•_ra,x/l oiu* da\ v s workScu, coty % either, or
ilf (task and a lul:".,Scvectus, a um pt. carried away

iiiS cris. n. ■ a work rS€voho t ncrc,cxi.a.3.tocarrvasldc

Se\d ccim, adj. fd. indrcl- si'fcen«
Scxcnnalis,e.ar/y.cvery sixt h year.
.scxcnnis, c. adj. six ycarsnld.
Scxeiininni, i. n. . six \ears.
Sexics adv. six times.
Scx?iiimani,6riim./»/. m- 2. soldicrs

olthe sixtli lejfion.
Scxtadecimuni.6rum/»/.m 2. sofdi*

ersofthe six.eciith lcgion. (part.
Sextins,tiH.m.o two cunces,a sixlh
Sex'anta'_is,e-a'//-twothumb.thick
S_xtanurius,a iim. adj. wcighing

two ounees. of two ounccs

((rdis ( e.ar/;.afoot & a ha;fScve>c ur/v.ius, c mp. issmu , »tt/».|Seit-triolus,i.m. 2. n small sextary.

i ••_ .. ___. _ 9e vciTlv,s^rictly,^r«tvcly.si.l»erlyiSexiririiis.i.m. 2. ascxtury, a mea-

Se\critas,atis./ 3 scvcrity, sharp-! sure of about a pint and a half.
ncsa, strictnc:», roughncss, Beri-:Se\tiunus,a, tini. adj. \ery round.
ousncHS. Sextilis, is. m. 3 Aujrtist".

'S>iuipedalia verba,gTcat
intiiitf wortls, Hor.
-dmeus a»uin.nr/7.ofafoot
ilf. (liulf.acui.it

s.cdis - m. 3 a foot aiul a

Scxcnter, ath\ scvcrclv, strictlv.

iitji.a/I murc thana bl(>w l SevCritudo,dinis./.J.ir_?c Scveritas

L*\,icis adj hi.lt' so niucli

Severiis,a, uiii a<{j ior, covip. ia»i- Sex:i.t:i, adv. the sixth time.

alfas much.aisix to fotir mus, tnp severe. rig-id. austerc.

isa.uni.rt'//' as muchand
ne\,is.r.^ovrr,orvery o!d
HuV l »um arV/.as miic.li as
, an<l a third part morc
im,i./i.2 a settle, a closc-

. a<lj. tha. may be sat on,
low. dwarfish, broad.
ium, i. n. 2. a shrinc.
nis- /. 3. a scssion, assiz-

i.onis/. 3. a sitting often
r.oris.vi 3. agrcatsitter
•e -frtrij. 1 .to sit often (tant
ris> m a sittcr- an inliabi-
a, iim. pt. about to lit.
is. m. 3. id tju. Sextans.
riuis, are Sextantarius.
ium,i.n.2.a iittle scstcrcc
m,i. n. 2. a thou«and ses-
piCvtoMinwiUe. (coio

Sexcentesimus,a, um. udj. the six

hundrcd^ «f jsy. kWikf^.

3* *

A

Aupt

Se.\tula»;i/ 1. the sixth part of an
ouncc. a mcasure.

har3h,sharp,exact,terrible,fri{»;ht

fu!, scrious, demurc, coy, stalc
Sevo, Sire act. 1. to grease.
Scvor. ari. patt. to be tal owed.
Sevocandus,H, um pt to bc wi'h-

drawn (r.ite,to sever.to withdraw
.Vrvb^o^are.o.to caJJ astde,to sepa-
Sevocor.ari. pass. to b sepavated.
Sevosus, a. uui. adj. fuil of tahow,
Scvum,i.n.'2 ta!low,suct. (gTeasy.
Sex,o</;y>/.m./.c/.s.x(sixty ycars oM
Sexug-enarius.a, um. atij. of sixty,
Seiu^e ni,x*. o.a. hj.pl sixty. (sixty.
Sexa^esimus > _.,uHi._i./;.thesixtielh
Scxa^ies, aJv. threcscore times.
Sexa^lnta, udj. pl. indrcl. sixty.
Sexang-.lus,a,um.a.// six-cornered
Scxc£iii,x.u. atij. pi. six hundrcd.
Sexcente«i,x.n..i({;./i/ slx hiindred|s.bilus,i.m.2 a hiss, a *histling > , a

Sextt:s.a,mp.Rr/; thc stxth. Scxtut
casus thc ablutivc case, Van\

Sexus,us.m.4.S- Sexus,i n. 2. asex.
Sc>:usvirilc,then.ak sex, J J laut.

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Si, conj. if, scoiuj^ that, sincc. aU

thougrn,oh that,07* would to (iod!

whe hcr or noi wh tlicr, as soon

as T Si minus, if not, Cic.
Sibi,i/a.'tT'. a Sui, to, or for himself,

hersclf, itsclf, er thcmselves.
Sib.Iator, 6:is. ni. ',>. a hisscr.
Sibilatus, lls. m. 4. a tussin^.
Sibtlo,arc.d. 1 to hiss, » r whistle.
Sihilor, il-i./». to be hissed at.
Sibilum,i. n. 2. a hiss, a hi-jkinjr, a

whistling'. a growliug.
STbilus, a, um. aitj. hitsing*.

creaking, a whisper, a i^r^cnt*

Bp;rrths,i.M 2 a*--:ins:i.

ftprilri.i, , >. 3- a onnlhla!"., » fi*
8;:aiinflsrJ ». um. ■■(, *|>J"ii"tli'
8 .asmus.i .w '3 a spas.r, Ihc crun
Bfiasti>is,a,>im. adj sifflicled with

the er.'.mp.
Spstiliiim, i. n. 2. a brarelet.
3p ttlflCMi.nluifcji.M -. acatamil
Sp'itha,x/1 aiKce, ■ ■kimncr,

fcullca spatula, ■ lan»e swoi-.l,

wc.iver's Ijthc or aluv, a branc!

of a palin.or ilntc trtc. (trw
Spitliltiiim.i.n a branch of a dale
Sfnthariin,», um «ff)' nf ■ swor.l,..

eiitierWiirksSiopf.tlicpalm-trei

! Iiv, ;i rnu&stiri-, 07- quantitv.
.lSp\li,| ;i ,; l ../l. ;l s 1 .re S .lm-,I'.-,
,S;,i(i,l;v, ; iv,.m /..'./slidiiU.-.-lilad-.a
■S:>::..i'.-, e u :j speeial pr;ip r
Jspo-li-ile!-,.^ ^^H-ei^lU.pj-.r.
iSii-i-.-iljiTi, ,,,/;■ p irlie.ilsivli ularl
■ SpC-]L'S,ci/j iifo- n.fijruro. failii
011.»'' ■ha.pc, an i.Jlajje ttatue, o.
pirturi',ii vision &ipcctre an o':
j.iC-./ni^bt,» view a 1'kcnew, o
rep-cse;ii..t ; ;m,asho»-,orapp.'ar
since.acolor, rpretc , iee,.i:i escam
ple as,ieii:ni.-it t au imt.ince ttu
quality, r nsiliirc ofatliiiie;,.! ao-
orkiniiill kiiuls uf apice, > dru^,
corn, ■)' fruit, anyaort of meat, .
piece of inmiey.a j*nrincnt, .wap
parel. a contruvcriy «r tlisputi .
Ispfiifi.-t, nifi* pa-ticiilariy.
ipecificus, u, um. adj spccifie.
luuLiiig.glii»),

ISp^-m

•pcctativm a,u

S-iccWcr 6r',s.,
Imiioldcr, a u-
iitilK^ _

pfooUlv. t
Speetio, o iis _,

Spectii,lre.a l.

Speetar.ari.,». t
Spector.arii m.
Spcctrum,i n. .

Spcciil*.*-/!.»

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ment, a covcr. iSphsraTis, e. adj. spherical.
ita looking-glas> SphxricuK, a um. aaj spherical

Sphxristeriuni,i.n.a place to phv.

at ball, a tcnms-court, a bowhiiL

green. (sphcrc.

Spharroides, is. adj. round like ;■

Sphxroniachia,*/. 1. a playing a

bouls, tennis, « rball.
Sphxrula,ac/.l.a httle globeaba
Sphinx.gis,&. gos. / o. a sphinx, .
bcast hkc an ape,a Theban ha^
Sphragis, idis. /. 3. fine ruddle
Spica,x/l.an earof com,a clo\i
of garlic.a sign. Spica mutila, ai.
car of corn withoutihebeard,Jtt»
Spica Cilissa, tlie suflron fiowcr,
Ov.Spica Ccltica» a moss callct:
woivcs-claw.Spika nardi,lavcnd-
der-spike, spiktnard. Jun.
Spicaturi,a, uin. pt. eared ascorn.
spiked, pointcd, madc sharp-
Spiceus,a,um. adj of ears ot com
Spicilcr,u,um udj bearing ears t.i
corn.
Spicilegium, i. n 2. agleaningot
corn, a collcction from the bcsi
writers.
SpiciJegus,i m 2 a gleaner.
Spico,iire a l.to shoot out as a ear
of corn to spike, rpoint the cnd
Spiciilator, oris. m.'6. anarchcr
Spicido, arc. a. 1 to sharpen the
point.

Spiciilum i.fi.2 a dart, a javclin, a

halbcrd.a shaft,an arrow,a head,

point, or barb, a sting,a spadc in

iin, to sconi, to|sdicum,i.n.2 an car of corn(card»

: f»lighlcd(slight Spicus, i m. 2 an ear of corn.

Spina, x/.l.a thorn, a prickle, a

sting, a pin, the quill of a porcu

pine,the finof a fish,&c.the chint

orbackbone,a subtility,a difficult

point Spina sacra,the rump, Iritl.

Spinacea x/. 1. spinage. (bone

Spinalis,e adj spinal, oi the back-

Spinea,x/.l.a kind ©f Yin*,srroae

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htower clcar
'■ 3. adiscovcr}
m. adj. spccula-
, conU-mplativc
3 a beholdcr,an
a scout, a ccnti-

m.a<7/.watching.

3. an ouserver
t tn.4 b> watch.
jm. pt, about to
i, or consider
f#/.bcholding,ob-
xumining, lin-

glasscs.
j behold,to vieu
>y,to consider,to
*eai chi to cxam
ook, or waitfor.
(watchtower.
looking-g]a.ss, a
' 7i aden,a ca\c.
i den, a retrcat
a\c,adcn,ahole
Uat may be hop
(tor
pt. to be hoped
ing for. expect-
s hoped (mg
. hoped for, cx-
liglitmg(pccted
pt. to be dcspis
despihing. (cd

pretum. a. 6 to

ope to hope tor,
xpect,to rejoice
be hoped for.
xpectation, joy
. adj. baked in a

'. agangrcne.
pherc, srglobc

8piB?tum,i. n. 2. a thorny brake.

Spineus,a,um adj. thorny, bushy.

Spinlfcr,a,um.aJ/.bearing thoms,

Spimger,a.uni o/(/\ideni (prickly.

- : pindsus,a,um.a<j)'. ior, comp. issY-

mus, tup. full of thorns, thorny,

prickl) ,crabbed»difticUlt*>bscure

Spinther,eris,n3.a buckle,abrace*

.^pinula,»./ 1 a little thorn (let*

Spinus,i.m.2 a black-tliom,a sloe-
trce, a buUace-tree, a snag-tree.

Spidnia, x.f. 1. a kind of vme.

Splra,2c/.l.a spire, a circle,s fbld,
9 coil, a wreatli, a band, a curl, a
knur, a cracknel, a chapile, the
square part of a pillar. (living.

Spirabilis, e. aaj- to bc breathed,

Spiraculum i.n o.& breatbing-hole

spirxus, a, um. aa^". pliable.

Spiramcn, inis. n J a breathing*
hole, a vent

Spiramciitum,i.n.2 avent,apore 9
aninterval. Spiramenta animac,
the lungs, T/ry.

Splrans,tis />/.breathing,or casting
out breath.panting, blowing, sa«
vouring, smelling. living,

Spiritalis,e.ao^. breathing, hrely.

Spintualis. e. adj. spiritual.

SpnitualHcr, adv spiritually.

Spmtus,us m.4.8pirit,the soul,the
mind,lifc,breath,a brcathing, aip
wi nd,avapour,orsteam,:: aavour 9 or
smell astench, a sound, or noise>
ambition, courage, haughtinesa,
dignity, state, a man, a person.

Spiro,arc.a.l to breathe, toblow,
to oelch out,to exhale,orsteam,to
savour,to smell, to live,to aspire
to,or after, to aim at, to aeek for.
spirare queitem, to be aaleep,
Prop. Spirant cinnama surdum,
have lost their imell, Per*.

Spirula,x/.l the baae of a piHar.

Spissamentum,i.n.9.a thickening,

Spisfan»>Us.^i.tJu€ktnjng(a bung

Spiigitio, 6uU /. 3. a thictcBiug.
Spiuatus, a, um pt. thickcned.

8 pi *U,adv iu»,co mp tlii C fcl y .close

fy, alowly, whh much ado.
SpUseaceniitU pt growing thicfc
api!»esco,ccre.i>ir.3.to grow thick
SpUaigTfuiiia,j,iiin otf/.slow-paceii
SpUsiias.atis/.L thickneBS.dosc

Splmludo, Inis. / 3. tliicknesB.

SpUto, fire. act. 1. to thickm, i

■Irepgtheii, to close.
Bpiuur, Sri. p. to hc thickened.
Spiuus, i, um u<(f. ior, c mp. uu. .

mus, ■np.tliick, grosi,he»vy ,firm,
hard, solid, clauiniy, crbwded?
alo», long, ttdiuiis, toilsomc.
Spitlianui x.f 1 a span
8pithlnntuB,n,uir. tulj.ot aspan.
SpUu.enis.m.j the spleen.ormilt.
Spiendeiis, tis. f i. 4/ otf;. entior,
ctimp. thining, glittering, bright
famous.renow ned illiislriousftci
Sp Ic II deo.S re, J i li n. tosf l i n e.toglit-
Spleudesco,cere.ine.3 to begin tc
shine, to sbine, todisplaj itseif
Splcndlde, (ufo. ius. comfr. issiniv,
»ii^.»plendidly gvily, tumptuoi^s-
i y , i 1 1 u 1 t n 1 1 1 1 si v . gracefully .
Splcndido, are- tt. 1- to brighten
Splendldus a,um <irf_r'.ior, c mp. a-
■Imui,tup splcndid, bright, sliiu.
ing.gutte ring, cl i* »r,gny,fi n e,gor-
grouii, aumptuons, magnificent
noblc,f amous, ne al, ge nt er 1, u ravc
majestic.
3|ilendor, oris- m. .'. epleinl'!".
briglitncts, a ahining, a g ■■s
aumptuousneu, m»gnihccnce n
nown, honotir, gloi-;, gtntility-
SplonetlcuB.a. um. adj. splcnetit
Spleniitus, a, um. adj. patched
plaatered, covered with * px '
Spl£nicus,a,um.adf.of thc splt
8 jilt n i u m , i . n . 2 jp le e n wort,apatcb
Sp;t(idsu»,a,um.fl4i.fuU of ipbttl

, i. n. X. cinden, toot.

Spolinndu»,a,um.pe toberobbed,
SpSli»ns,tis- ft. spoiling jrobbmg.
3phli&rinm, i. n. apkce nearthe
tage.for w o und e d . ork i M ed gladi-
itors.Cbing ■ pilUging^pluniicr,
!>poliStio,Onii/3 » spoiling,» rub
hpbliltor.om m.3 a spoiler.a rob-

bir,piila)-er,urplunderer.(beth
Spfllutriji ic.s/.o. ahe that rob-
Spoliiitua,a,imi.^(.ior. c mp spuil-

ed.rubbed, plundcred, stript be-

wager «t kw, ■ eott
8ponaor,6rU «Jjmuil
nuui bc who in hw bin
self to ■und trial, ■ be

•poifflum, L ■- 2. ■ prn

iponaus t taa.pl betr

S p onsui,i jl 2 ■ hridegr

rob- S ponsu»,u». 1H--4 jbonii

ion tineoiui »,uin.floy

consisting Spumans.

Sphlior.Bri^tus. p.to bc stripped.

6 pc-lito, arc.ii 1. to spoil.to waate,
ipbliuiii.i n-2.iipoil,a booty.iprey,
(ji-pilkig-e, tlic skiu of a beatt, thc
slungh oi'a anake.

Spondu xf 1 a bcd,orcouch,ahed.
steiid.flrciuiaim Bponda,» bier to
cam- thc dettd oii, J/nr/.
iponilzus pes, a foot oftwolong
sj Ihdilei. (of spondr —

SpoEidilium.i n.aliyinn consi:'

Spondeiui, tis. pt promising.

ijpondoo ire*])03pondiw/sp6pon-
di^poiisuma S.tti promUefrcelj
to engnge, to oaaure, to betroth.

fpondyUs. is./ 3. aserpcnt.

Spundjlus, i n 2. » joillt of th<
bnckbonc any snisllboneofhcui
ninl, ovfisli, tjie licad of an arti
choke-thistle.a whirl of ■ spintlli
tlie luril white in an oyatcr^br^sb
counter used in giving rotui «i
Alhens. (rag-us-nioi.

Upongia,x/l. a apongc, an atpa-

Spongiolu, z / 1. a spongy bail.

i<pongi6»us,»,um au>'.spungy, put-

SponBa,z/la bride.t spousc (fj

Sponsllia.orumjif.Ti 2. espousals,!
marriage gift, or pledge of love.

Sponsi0fdiue./^4.pn)mu«,a wager

Spoute.uA/Ji »ponti«,if

Bc!f,orof hi» own btt
BpontCjoJt.ofhUowni

luntarily.
Sporta,*./ l.abaaket/
Sportella */ 1 dim J, El
Sportnla, M /. 1 ■ little

pa n nier,a suisil suppei

gratuityin monej. ifai

aellort fee.
Spnitio, 6nis/3. eontt
sp. etor, 5ria m. 3. ■ dc
Spre(us,Cui m. 4. adeap
Hprctus,a,um pt detpite
Spiima, x f. \. fou.ro, fn
SpQmibundua a,um adj.
Spumans.tis.pl foaming
Spumltonum. i. a, % ■
Spumatus,a um.M-otr

toam, or ftuth
S puraat us,(is.ib 4-a foalli
Splimesco, ere, inc 3 tl

foam. (foaming,like,i
s,um ailj faut

Spttiiilfer.atUisuuji. b.

Spumiger, a, um adj fi
dpOmo.ire n 1. U flW
SpumoBua, », um. adj.i
fbaniy , frothy, foajaunr
!puo,ucre,ui,utuij» -»■ *
spit upon. to apawl, W
Spurcatu », a, nm. pt. or
Spurce,arfc.iua, cw t ■
filthily, ruuKily, dirtut,
Spurcidtci rartn», bat

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ft,um. adj. pollutinjr.Squatus, i. m. 2. a skatc.

r .l &. Spurcities, ei./*
s, nastiness slovcnli-
*oss,baseneKs,villany .
.l.todeftle to pollute
n adj. ior, com/>. issi
hy,nasty. dirty» ribal
y,rascally, base, cru
:lishoncst vilo
m aaj. spurioAS.
nis n. 3, spittle.
,a,um. adj. deaerving
t. (ler

j m.3.aspitter,a spaw
is. n* 3. spittlc.
l.tospit often,tospi(t-
p. to be spit out.(ter.
. 2. spittle, paint
n. 4 a spitting.

sq.

pt daubed, covcred

lui. n to be filthy,or

i mouraing,to be full

iv. filthily, dirtily.
atis /. V. filthiness.
. ,um. ai^j. ior, comp.
/. dirty,slovenly, foul,
ancultivated, unplea-

. m 3. filthiness, nasti-
LM\ce,mourning»rou^h.
2.a skatc, rray [ness
'. 1. the scate of a fish,
ils in a coat of mail.
atlv like scales.
mim pt. scaled. scaly.
,uiiih^ scaly. (scales

SquiUa.se/ 1. a squill, a lobster, a

prawn, or shriinp.
ST.
St,inter/.hist,hush,holdyourpcacc:

be uuiot, out! (bc scttlcd

Stabiliendus, a,um./>/. to settlc, -n
Stabilimen,inis.u. 3 a settlement.n

stay, <r support, an assurancc.
Stabilimentum, i n 2. idem.
Stabtiio,Tre ivi>itum.a. 4. to estu-

blish,to settle,to fist to fasten, to

steady, to secure. to repair.
Stahtlis.e a<//> ior, c mp. issnnus,

•w/j.stable, firm. durablc, lasting".

cons'ant,sire,nxed, deteruiined
Stabihtas, atis./". 3. stability, finn-

ness, steadiness, conslancy
Stibilitus, a, um. pt. established,
Snbililer, adv. firmly. (fast, fim».
Stabilitor,oris m.3. an e^blisher
«Jtnbiilans, tis./rt. abiding; restin^
Stabularius.i m.an hostltr,agrooii
Stdbulatio, dnis./ a housing oi

bcasts

Stabiilo, arc. n l.to liouse beasts.
Stabulor.iiri p to st:md,orbe set up

in a st.iile, to bc pul Lo roost
Stahiiluin, i.n 2 u stablc. a stall, u

sheepfold, a roost, a beehivc, n

den,a ref.i,re,shcltcr,or retrcat, &

stew, a stutuling.
Stachys, yos /. wild sa;re.
Stacte.cs"/3.&. Stacfci,* •/. 1. the

oil of cinna .»on, o»* nivrrh.
Stadi:'itus,a, um.a'//* for excrcises
StididrA&nus i m. 2. a course
Stadium, i« /i 2 a furlon^, a plot oi

a, u;n. ailj. bcaring ground for cha*npions aconn>
i,um.« //.havinirscales a r<ice. (standin£ still, stagnuut
?. a. 1. to scale. Stagnans, tis. ///. <J adj. ior, com!>

a,uin u<//.fullofscalcs,.^ta(riiaiilts, e. tufy. ofa lake.

Sta}rnfitUM v a,-in^/M.stA{rnateil,over-
f.\ scurfinciis, ascar. flown- S:ajrn:it.i tcrra, amorass.
a.um.o//y.(ilthy, oarse Stajriio.arc.n. l.tost.ajrnatc,to.itan<i

tify.

StagnGsus, a, um. aqj. stafrnatin^.

^tagnum,i.n.2.a standing water, a
pool, a lake, the sea.

Stajrbiiias,.c. m l.a frankincense.

Stnlajrinias, ac. m 1. ahoemaker's
black.

stilag-mium/i. n. 2 a {rem 9 adrop.

Sr.amcii,inis.n. ;.hemp,rlax,&c set
on a distaffto spin»thread,yarn^i
warp in the looro cloth, silk, a
string- of a musical instrument, a
chivc, a veui, or grain of wood.
Stamen v*tz, /the thread of life.

^lamii^rius^ntum.AJ;. of threads.

•f\mlncus a,um tuij full of thrcads

<Unnarius, a, um adj. of tin.

<tta:incus,a,um.u<{/ of tin, or pcw-
ter.

" annum, i. n °. »in, pewtcr.
l:tns, tis pt. s aiding, calm.

Stapiiis, iflis./. 3. a wild.vine.

<itaph\iinus,i.m. a parsnip, a car-

.'•tat,im/>. it is resolved upon (rot

^titarius,a, um. adj. standing 1 , fix-
cd, stablc, quict Statarii milites,
jrarrison soldiers, Iav Stataria
ui^na, a p.tchcdbatt e.

Stitcr.ers.m 3 a coin worth two
shillings and four pence. Stater
aurcus,a piece of coin ofsixteen
siiillings and fo:ir pence, Jitn.

Siatcra, x.fem. 1 a balance, troy-
wcij^ht a silver plattcr, or vessel.
'tatiro,cs/ i.the art of balancinjr,
ov wcig*!iinjr in scales, seatliin»t.

St.atlcnluiiifi. n. 2 a little cart, ov
churiot a horseliUcr.

statlculus. i. m. 2. a figiirc-dance.
Oare slaticulos, to dancc, Plaut,

Staiim, adv. still. (with, statedly.

St.itiin. adv. itnmediatcly, fofth-

Statio, onis./ 3 a station, a post,

guard. duration, continuancc, a

bay,crcekorroad,a harbour,* stjt*

. /. 1. a skate, a sole.j still,to oyerfiow,to drench,to for- blc, a ptint icv.t^v^MsK^

B"amamis, i, m. 2 a siatuary. • itnnj;. oveniiiu.cre.ui,

Blatuendus.a, um fit. to be deter-Stellifer, a, um. atff starry. to crackle.

mined.{prop,a lioUom,sflo-ring-Slellrger, », um. adj. starry. SternOtamentu

Stalumen, tnis. n. X a butLn-as, aSu.llio,6ma.ni.3. an cf), a newt, a snuff.
Statftmtnatio, onis / 3. a paying. liiard, a knave, » rascsl, a wag. Stemiitatio. 5n
Statatnino.arc.a 1. to prapup. loStello.are.u. 1. to shine like atars. Sternutatorius,
■itpport, to pavc, ti> floor. (up. Stellor, ari. p- to be marked witli Steriiiito,~.re n,
Statiinnnor, un p to lie propped BtaTs. Sterquiltn

8tatunculutn.i.n.2. a smtjl statue. btcmma,atis ii.j.apedij,Tee,a line- laystall.a
Btatuo,uere.ui,utum oX to aet,er! age, a garland, an achievemeiit. Stertens, tiB. p\
place,to set up.to build.to erect, Stephimlus t,ura. aifj. tied up in Sterto,tere,tui,
ttS »ppoint,to otdain.to rean]ve,to; tlie forni of a garlind. Stibadium,i h

determinc.to thlnk.lo passjudg-.StCphan6pdlia,is /3.a woman tfurt St:Tbium,i n.2i

Statuor.ui.nti

fitltur, imp. it is stooii.

8tat0ra,z/: 1. Btatiirc, si«, pitch.

Staturus,», um pi. aboitt to Kand.

St4tus,a,um.pi.«urf) »ct, appoint. Stercbreus,

ed, settled, fiied, well-proporti- Stercftro, Bre.

oned, regular, certain. .-..._-..._.. ._:

Status,na.m. 4 a sute,coiidition,i
■ «itustion,» itanding, a posture,

]jesture,iform,oi-f»aluon,»Bii'.e,

principal point, tr issue, order,

coinmand, rule, govcmment In

atatu esac, to bc upon hji gu»rd,

.isM.a-
elleth g

maketh and selleth garlandi

Stercfirarim, a, um. aifj. of dung.
Stercoralio, Onia./ 3. a dunging.
Stercoratus,», um. pl. U aiff. 111 '
mua,<Ti/i duhged mucked, nast
~" aifj. of dunjj.

Sterc5ror, ftri- p. to be dunged.

Stercorofius, a, um. adj. issfmus,
.pfull «i,orfilthy ».'ithdung [fikh
ercns.oris. n. 3. dung.corop '
Stereobites, K, m. the patten
9tergethroD,i . n . 2 .san gree u(pi
" -""lesc","ere n j.togrow barren

Bticte, es. f 3

Stigma.atis ji.3
reproach, disj
Stigmtttia»,*.»
Stigmo^re.o.l'
StigmOsus, », <
.t ijrmatized. n
tIgo,ire.a.l.U
Stilbon unlis-i»
Btiu*,*/ 1.»

of - Stil)firium,i.n.3
iCpillarStillit)mjHfc.l
l Stillltitiu-AHI

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t, tis. pt. excitingr. |StTnftla,xY.l.straw,stubb!e,a pipe

:>,6nis./3.an exc»tcmon*SM.nl:lris, e . aiti ofstubble
ir.oris.m a pncker, an .Stvrd ■itici 1 *nis./3.:i stipulation, a
i promoter.
ix. icis / ». an inciter.

mu9,*'</>foolish,simplc,dull, hea-

vy. . (fooL

Stolo, onis. m 3 a shooi, sucker,

Stooncace, es./ 3 thescuvy.

c-neivmt, an agroement, a pn>

insc. gain.Stomachabundus, a,um.a<{/.angry,

is, a, um. pt. e*citc.l. St«'p'?ntiunciila, x./ a small bar^ frettin^, surly, sullen. (ting.
is us. m. 4. a stirrinjr itp.jsti.p iHtor^ris.m .». acovenantcr ,St6:nachans, tis. pt. fuming, fret-
"», a, um ali. siii^inir stipMlatu, mnnopt, m. 4 by covc-|Stftmachicum,i. n. 2 a stomachic.
re a. 1. to prick to t >r. n;inl(l.ited,bar:r*ined, /)r.ifrrecd.|St6uiaciucus,a,um. adj sick in, #i»'
i vcx to provokc, to •5l:rStipiil'it"s,:i,uni pt. havinjr stipu- havimr lost his stomach.
eitc-jrcxcitL*, to pushun. Stipidor ari r/.l.to stipulate. to a-StomacSor/iri.i/ l.to be angry, #p
uri p. to bc privked. gree; U to be required, «r askcd displcascd, to fume, to fret.

StomiichosC*,//.*/?' ius, c mp. aagri*
ly, peevishly, in a fivt.

ui. n. 2. .«/ t/u. Stimulus. by .inothcr, to make a barprain
i m 2. a prick, a goad, a^tiria/e/.l an iciclc, snivel, snot.

our «r whip,:i motive.in-StirpfituH, a, um adj. rootcd. jStomarhdsus,a,um adj. tor, comp.
U.incit^mcntorinrcntivc ^tirpcs ■■•o,cJre.i«ri»/>.o.tospr'.ngupj anjrry, pccvish, frctful.
'S?inguo,crc a 3 to putStirpis, is. /. 3- pro Stirps, Serp. jStotnv;hu.s,chi. m 2. thc stomach,
xtinguish, to rjuench. ,Stirpit;is,</</7> by the roots utterlv thc jrulict, angvr,indignation,lik-
ri p. to be cxtinjr lished. Stirps,is.(/ ? 3the roo*,<item,stock' ing,humoiir Slomacho laborare,
f. 1. tow, oak-im. | ofstdkofa tivo,orpiant a bottoui, to have a paiu at thc stomach,

s/>f.guardin«r(rounding j orfoundation,a grwuid/in oriirin- 1 (W*.stom:iclu> suo vivere,to livc
>nis/ >.acrowding asur-; al, kindtvd, linea,re, race, is*uc. aftcr h'.s own humoiir. Plin.
iris m. 3. an attcndant, aSt!va,x/l.a plouirh tail,orhandlcSton»iticus, a, um adj. having a
i stower of goni- (ded Stlata, x. f 1 a ship, «•• lj»*it ' sore, orswclled mouth.
i,um./>/. crowded atten-Stlatarius, a.um a/j. ofaship, orS;-::ij'» , MP., atis/i 3. br.iss powder.
iriumd.n.2. tribute atax. boat. (hlowuiir up thc checks. S;or:ix ac'n.»i. 3 a {••uin so calied.
iriusji,um.a^// tributan*, Stl6pus,i.m 2 the sound made by Stoico, arc. a 1 to make mats.
,mcrccnary. Sto,stas,steti,stitum.;i.l. to stand,Storca. x f 1. a mat, acarpet.

),are.a l.totake intopay to stand still, uprifrht, on cnd/mStnl^a.xy 1. a sqwiutinfr. woman.
isus,a.um atlj taking 1 pay arrayorthick.to continuc,reiiiain,Str;i!)0, onis. m. 2. a g^og^lceyvd
im,i. »■ ^. * stipend,pay. orcndure,to bc fixcd,dctermiiied man.
ribute, asubsidy,a penal- placciI,atten<Ied.orcovercd«toac-.Straircs is./ 3. a slauirhtcr, a car.

iiaj^v, ha\oc, a defeat, an over-
throw,a irreat ruin andiall,a cut-

ting 1 down-

,service,a campaifrn. Sti-| quicse-to cease, to side, v takc
nereri,tobe asoklier,C;c part with, to cost, to plead.
icdibus, to be a foot-sol Stoa, x f 1. a porch, uv portico.
serve on foot, Liv. Stacchas,adis/2 Frcnch lavcndcr

s.m. J. a stake, a club, aStorce. artv. likc a stoic.
inkof a trcea firebrand, Stoicus, a um. adj stoical, of thc

lead, a dunce . a dolt* Stoicns, i. m. 2. a stoic •(stoics.Stra^uluni,i. n 2 an v covering, a
i.a lto crowd,to stutT, or Stola,x/l.a stole longrobe,gown, blanket. a housing for a horse.
fill.orlay up,to surround, Stolatusa,um at\j- wearing a longStnimeiijYnis. n.3 straw,litter,abcd
d, to guard. | robe with a train.StoIatamulier^Slramcntarius, a, um adi. ofcorn.

Mrajrulajar/l.a carpet, hangings.
a counterpane?aco> ;rlid,a horsc
cloti», any outer jrarment.

ri. p to bc crowded. | a la/lv of quality, Yitv.
\f J.a piecc of money giv- Stoltde, adv. foolishly, simply
?ggars, &c wagcs, profit, StblTditas, atis/ >. folly, dulness.

< St5Hdu^a ) um. adj. ior, comp. iwi-
•39 •

Straincntitius,a, um. adj. made of
Stramentuin^.fi.straw,littcr(straw:
Strammeus, a, um. at\j. ot, w
thatchc^ with straw-

SttungoUns, tii. pt- choking. »ti- g«»t wittt writlied homs.
■tttOfuttthsoni»./ 3.» strang]ing|%tri», «./ 1. . cronve, r rabbe

» «tifle.to kill. to
de»troy, to itop. to pinch.
.fltnuigfilor.lri p to be itrun gled
Stranguri», *■ /. 1. ■ «tnmjriwry
StrtWig* 1 "' ^StrategEm», ati»
n 3. » ttr»t»)reni, polioy in wu
■ Btrittegi». *./. 1. ■ lieutenancy.

to -itrYbIigo,Inii f.3 ssolec;»m(lo|
Strfblit», sj./ 1 , tart, a cake.
. 4tri«ti,<wh-.iiX c mp issime, .«/.
■trictly, rigidlv, closrh-, (i^tilli
hriefly »hon .. (W, bv-tliv-U,
Stricft)mo*T<;loselv.briv.lI>.-.li'dii
Strictivus, a, um litlj. pithcred.

Btrttcgii»,i m 3. » captain-genera] 9trictoT,6ris m i i i;-:,tli

nf »n trmy^the master oi» feaat ■"--'-■-
BtrttJStei K. m, 1. milfoil.
Btrtltiotictis.a, um nify. of soldiers.
Strttor, 6ris. m 3- » groom.
Btrltum i.n. *•» couch. i-bcd.

cring, » corr rlid. a. Colinterpttne.

bedclothes u. horseloth, lir "' -

h»rne»Bi'T si'Mk',1 paved
. Viarum strat». causeways, Virg .
. StrMflr», ■./. 1- apaving.
Stritus,a,um. !•< spread, strewcd,

ae»ttcrrd,UiifI ovcrthrow.cslmed

■moothed. paved. prostrste.
Strttiu.il*. i". 4-« strcwing, » l»y-

ing, « fbotcloth. ■ covering.
Strena, * / 1 a new year'» gift
Strfnue a-ic.issTnie.jti/J.strenoiisly

eame stly .boldly .ni mbly.qu ickly .
Stre n uitas,atis./stoi it ness,a cti vity
Streni

rous,«up.strenuous,earne»t, vijjo.

pous,reso1i!te,boM, brave, coi

geous, briik, ninible, octive.
BtriSpen», tii. pt. making a no
Streperus.a.um adj. noisy.jarring.
Btr*pltan»,tis pt. ckttering, clash-

ing. (uoiae-

Btreptto.lre. n. to make ■ grcat
Strepftui.us.m ** nnise, a creak

in»;Atunesr»ound,abuatle,»tr»in
8trHpo,pSre pui.pttr " -

strictfira js/1...
■ »park. •r-flske, rrorj o
StricturuM,um pi. about
Strictu».» ui» pt & aili. ii
iasfinu», mp. jjnlhered, c
der.drawn, nafccil, tied, bound.

Striden», tis i,t mskinga noisc.
creaking, rosrinsr, dapping.

Strideo Sre fc stndo.clerc nrni.u
make * noisc.lo crcak, to crack,
towhii! to t to buzz, to roar,

Stridor.ori* m.3 a noise a creak.
ing, a screakinj; a crackiiHT u
whizzing,» hissing.a wliiatliiig, a
grunting, a rosrine;, a i^nasliiriK

Stridiilus, a. um. ailj. crcaking.
cracking. noisy.
i- ^trlga, *./. I. i f.ifrow. ate»m.

"itrtgil.ierf M/n'it ■itngtliH.ib./: j

slow.stender.barrcn. emptyfnj
ttriiigcndus,a,'!m.pi. lo be hgml
strinjrenj.tis.pl bindiiipup. i
itrin(ro,^8rc,inii,ictUTEi*.3 !»!«■
fast to tie cloie, tn bind,to prsj
upon.to touch lightlyorbriefljj
hrush, i^r«jeupon,IorrlatrC«i
cisely to effect.to draw.to Idu
cut.to spcnd.er waste, lo gatMl
Strin^or, gi pan to be bmiral
iri>. n. .1 a c niipilaj
i 1. to cbattutl, to ■•■
paiB. to be flultd j
r 3 a screeeho*I,i»«V

Strio arc a

•^irix.iLfis/a.sct
Ki.lilio.a harr.j chinnel.n^
Strobilus i.m «n «rtkhote, ii
p i n e-trcc<ipi neapple.awtiW»
tmpha, K.f I .subtiliiv. *
irn[.hi."irius,i.nj.2.t m»ker,
lcrs of garland», o peiilir.
Strfiphiolum.i n 2.a little p
Htr6phium,in.2, «garlani» ("*
Strophos, i ut. 2. the b*ilT»o»v
Strophosas^,umoDj ofuim
Strv.phus,i.iB.3 astrapoflof"
Stroppus,!. m.2 a niitrc. i «
Strcipus,i j».2.» sli(^il ci

boiii ;

., . array.riisposei

ri'comb,a Hcrapcr.n flpilibrnsli prcpared taid. ciintrirnl-!'
aninsmiment rtloth to ruh fihli StrueivLijs,i.inn-p( toMiU.'
■nd sweat frorn iiic Hnilv.a siriill ■'trucns.ti*. pi !>uililinc, fni«
syringe,» sm^ill vesscl, a piece of Stities,is f. l^ hc»p,»iTji' f » '
rine gold fouud in rnincs,» crease Struii,Ici«/^ » htap, r?>H>

3trigmentum,i.n2.lecs.ordre)rs of Striima.ie/I.» wenASCropl"
oilj3fTscourir.gi.pariii)rs^cra|jiiij ! r;s iiumour.the king's e»il a* 1

Strigo.are n 1 to breathe, tr rest. on the baek.StrumativitiU
in work, to »top, or stand still. | pcst of the state, QV.

3tfigosu»,a,um.(ji//. ior e ■«'. iisi. Strilmea herb«.pil(>rort.[ir<

^■^■nol»i^tos«ujid,toie»ji>^r^iai>»^»up^

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io,iiSre,axi,iictum.a.3. to pilc,
heap up, to build, r make, to
• pare, to set in array, to order.
f>lacc,to contrive,devise,or de-
n« to excite, to prociire. Stru-
- comam, Petron aedificare ca
t Juv. to dress it high.
or, ui pas$ to be built.

f>ua,i- m 2.a garland a wreath, Stupefio, [stupco, fio],fi£ri, factus

^fapt a thong, a stirrup
tTtocSmelus, i. m. 2jm ostrich.
thium, i. n 2. fullert herb.
lens,tis/>/. studying, studious.
loo.ere,dui n. 2-to study, to be
•^identjto labour.or endeavour,
fc-Tect,to desirc, rbe dcsirous,
'«Vend.totake carc of, to pro-
•«£ fbr, to favour.
MEtur, impera. thcy study.
"afl-^jOrfu ius,cow//. issTm~, *vp.
diously, <ii)igently, carcfully,
pestly, aflTectioiiatcly, fondly.
U4ns,a,um adj. ior. comp. issi-

Stflpa,w/.Stuppa,TWStypa,3e/ 1.
the coarse part of flax, tow, oak-
im to calk snips with (dress tow

"ttiiparius, a, um adj. serving to

Srtip£f&cio,[9tupeo,facio]cSre, fe
ci,factum.a 3.to stupify,to aston
ish, ©r surprise, to amaze.

Stupefactus, a. um.pr. astonished.

neut. pass. 3. to bc astonished.
Stiipcns.tis. pt. astonished Vinum

Stupens, palled wine, Plin
Stiipeo,e*re,pui n.2 to be stupifled,

amazed, astonishcd, charmed, or

dazzled, to faulter.
Sttipesco,£re ino3.id»(hemp,ortow

speech. (or bepersuaded,to advise
Suadendus,a, nm.pt. topersuade,
Sua.de ns,tis p*.persuading,invitmg
Su_.deo.£ri, asi, asum. a 2. to per-
suade,to advise,to recommend to
remind,toprompt,totirge,toinvite
Su_d£tur,j*m/>.it is advised.(suade.
Suadus, a,um.a<// tending to per-
SualtemYcum.i.n 2 ayellowamber
Suamet,a6/ by its own.(or motion.
Suaptesponte,a£/of his ownaccord
Suarius, i fft. 2.a swinehcrd [vice.
Suasio,5nis/ 3.a counsclling, ad-
Suasor,5ris.m a counsellor, an ad*
S uasoria,x /. 1 . a pcrsu asi ve . ( viscr-
SuasSrius, a, um. adj exhortative.

Stdpidttas, atis /. 3- stupidity.
Stfipfdus*a,unwz<(7.stupid<sen8eless
diill,amazed,dismayed, immersed
Stitpor,5ris m :3.amazemcnt.aston
ishment,sttipidity.dulness hcavi
ncss dimness, a stupid fellow.
*up studiotis. diligcm% care-Stiipratio, 5nis./. 3. a deflouring 1 .
«•arnest,desirous.afTectionate, Stuprator, Oris. m 3. a ravisher
^L(cdman,a lover,an adinirer. Stupratus, a, um. pt. ravishcd,
[itous.i. m.2-a student,a lcarn- buggered.

Stupro, are a 1. to deflour. to ra-
vish, to commit adultcry with.

l*um,i. n. 2. study,appIication,
:nce,care, concern, earnest-

«*desire,excrcisc,cmployment Stupror,ari./> tobe defloured(lewd

"•irsuit, an art, a science. pur-
^ design,tempcr.humour fkn-
cIe]ight.pleasurc,favour,good-
K reipect, regard. opinion
Ue adv. ius, c mp issfme, sup.
Ushly, unadviscdly.
tctco, cfcre. n. 3. to bc foolish.
ti1oquentia,3c /*1 a babbling
tjlrtquium,i n.2. babbling[ish?y

Stuprosus, a, um. adj. dcbauchcd,

Stuprum,i. n 2. ravishment,a rape,

fornication,adultery,incest,disho-

nesty, reproach, shamc disgrace.

Sturnus i m. 2 a starling, or stare

Stygius.a umadj of Styx,orhell.in-

fernal, poisonous,deadl> (trough.

pedestal

Stilpeus,tr/Stupyeus,a, um.adj. of Suasurus, a, um. p:. about to per-
^.w »„. ._._ /. » __.__..■•___ Su5sus,U8 m 4.1.7.7./ Suasio.[suade.

Su£.ve6lens,tis adj. sweet-smclling
Suaviandus, a, um pt. to kiss.
Suaviatio, 5nis / 3. a kissing.
Suaviator, 5ris m. 3. a kisser.
Suaviatus, a, um pt kissing.
Stiavidlcus a um.adj. pretty. mer-
Suavillum, i n 2 a swect cake.frv.

0..X...1X *:-. _ j. __i __ _:

Suavil6qucns. tis- adj. nleasant in
spcech, agreeablc, courteous.

Su3,vf1dquentia,_:./sweetlanguage

Suavildqutis,a.um. adj courteous,

swect,pleasant,agrccable. [heart.

Suavio, dnis. m a kisscr, a sweet-

Suavi61tim,i.n.2 a little kiss, a lov-

Suuvior, ari. dep 2. to kiss. (er.

Suavis, e adj. ior comp issimus,

sup. sweet, pleasant, agrceible,

courteous. (sure.

Suavitas,atis./ 3. swcetness.plea-

'StiavYter, adv. ius, comp. sweetly,

Styl6bata, *. m 1 a pedestai. a
^^ St_flus,i.m 2 a style,a pen, a p : n, a| plcasantly dclightfully. (light.
t s1ftqtius,a,um.art).talkingfoof-) peg,a pillar,a manner of writing |SuavTtOdo, Tnis. /. sweetness, de-
tltij^ ae / 1 folly, simplicity. [stymma^atis n 3thickmattcMrcgsSuavium,i.n 2.a kiss alip,a sweet-
ttilus a, um. atfj. silly. Styptlciis.a,um. a*V- styptic.(gum ! heart, a dcar, a darling.

Uu a-um.aJ/ ior, c m/>.issTmus,'Styrax,adis.c ^. 3. storajc, a swceiSub,pr_r£ under,about,nes_lo next
• foolish, simple, unadvised. I after, a littlc before, at the point

tus, i. m.2 a fool.a simpleton,a| 9U# of, in,umlcr the power of, before

r fcliow. a oozcojnbt \Suadela, *./ 1. persuasion, fairl Sub condiUone^n^vi^^t^ftiSM»-

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flaccesaus,{_*.is. 4. tuccess; retire-| beur upon the shra]ders,orb*ck.SQdfttOrium, L w. ft. ad
jnent. Sifccdsiias, utis./. <, juiciue». | houae. a b«t b*th.

Succida, *•/. 1. new.shora wool. Sucrdsus,.a,um.a<// ior, c«inft. fuU£(klfttflrma,a,um.fl<fr. tl

_7^T_«. *• -i _ _-:-_t. __•_.__«.-, « ^r :..:«,-. .-...:-*. :.«.:. _._.__ «___. __L____

8uccldis»x./ l.a flitch of bacon, a
CQllop, a dainty adesert.

8ucciao,[sub,c3edo],ddre,di,Tsum
«. 3. to cut down, to mow,to fell

Juccldor di. p. to be cut down.

8ucc.do,[tub,cado],uvre,di,casum

ȣ. to fall down, to'&il,to totter-
8usc.dus, a, um. <wtf. moist, juicy

Mulier succida, a pluinp girl»

Plaut. Lana succida,grcasy wool.
3uccTduus^L,um <z<#.smking.beiid-

ing, tottering. fattering.
Succincte, adv. briefly.
Succinctim, adv. compendiously.
8uccinctus a, um. pt. & a<{l ior,

C9 tnp girt surroundcd, encom

Sassed, well-set, succinct, com
cndious,ready,ex|)editiou5,nim.
Succineus,a,um.tf<#.of amber (ble
£uccingu,gtre,nxi, nctum. a .>. tr
gird,io surround.to beset,io tuck

up.
' Succingor,pi. p- to bc surrounded.
Succingulum, i n 2 a belt, a truss
Snccfno,[sub.cano],nere, nui, cen-

tum.n. 3.to sing after.to sing low
Succinum, i. n. 2. amber.
Succinus, a, um. aaj of amber.
Succisivua»a,um*«<i/.cut off Succi-

aiiunv tcropus, leisure-tfrne, Cic.
Sti<xi9'is^i,r-in./K cutdown,felled,

lo, ped*orl', ^Ji
Succ.am-tio, <}n:9./.3. a sliouting.
jSuccl&natum est,im_&. they g*ve u

ahout, they shoutcd (against
SuccUunatus, a. um. pt. exclaimed
<SM£clamo,are.a.l.to shout,to hum.
Succollan8,tis.p..bearing on shoul-

ders

Succollatio,dnis /3. a carrying oti

the ahoulders, (the shoulders

Succollatus, a, ujn. /M. borne upon

Succo/io,_sui>,conura},are. «• 1. to

of juicc.or moisture, juicy,8appy.| eth to sweating, tweat

AVccresco eere,crevi,rStum,»2 toSudfctrix icie.<Mp. aweai

growunder to springandgrowup» cauce sweat

uccirtus,a,um /w.bolted, acreen-tSudatur,t*u>.they sweai

ed. SQdfttus^unijMjnreate

Succuba, x. cg. 1. an a6U_lterer,or Sfcdes-is /*.3ji ttake*]

adulteress, a strumpet. (yield.' a cudge), a wooden n

SuccubHurus, a, um. pt. about to SOdtf icus a,uro «#p.cau

'SWcftdo, dere, di, fisum. o. 'X toSiidis, ts / 3. a sword :

forgc(jtiicy,plump,in good plight Siido, ftre. a & n. 1. to

Succiilentus, a, utn. a<# succulentj sweatout, todrop, tc

Succumbens, tis. pt. submitting* toil, to take great paii

Sficcumbo,bete,iibui,ubituin.n. 3. S(idor, Jtri p. to be sw<

to lie or fall down under,to sinkSador.dris- m 3. sweat

under,to faint,to yield,to submit,! labour,toil,great pams

to give up,to give way.tolie withjSildum i.n 2 fair weath<

.Vi/ccurro.rere ri.rsumji.3.to comejSudus, a, um* atfy. £ur,

into one's mind. thoughts, or re-'SuenduR. a um. pt. to b

membi*ance,to cause tohelp, be- Sueo,ere,sutvi,su£tum

custom,to be wont,ors

Suesco.c.re.no.to use^

to be wont, or accusto

iriciuUaid, or succour, to relieve.
niccnrsum cst, itnp. they helped.
^uccursfirus. a, um. pt to reheve.
Succus, i.ni.2 juice, moisture, sap,8u6tus,a,um. pt. accust

l >rotli, \ i^our, strength |Suf,in compositionstan

iuccussator, oris. m. 3. a trotter. |Suies.etis.m. J a chief i
liicci.sMo. onls. /. 3. a shaking. jSuffarcinatus a,um. pt.
;uccusso,urc.a. l.to shake,to jolt,!suffectOrus,a,um. pt al

to trot inthe place of anothc

uccu>»sor,oris m 3atrotter (ting.Suffectus, a, um. pt.%
^uccus^us,us. m. a shaking, a trot-i chosen,or put in the p
Miccutio, [sub. quatio], t_re. ussi, other, marked, stained

tisstun.fi J.to shake,to jolt,to jog. Suffero, erre, sustuU>

uccutior, *.i. p. to be thrown up.
Suctws,us mA a sucking,orlicking.
Sucula x*/. 1. alittlesow, a crane,

a kind of undcr garment.
-ucula:,arum />//.l.tbe sevenstars
SQdabundus, a,um. adj. sweating.
Sudans,tis )M.sweat_ng, dropplng.

SQdarium,i«n. .. a handkerchicf, a Suff icient_r, adv.mA

napki n- (bagnio, a hot house.
Sudatio, Onis. /. 3 a swcating, g
dudator, 5r_t. m. a sweater.

3.to undertake,tobear

to endure,to take, or c

to cut off, to pass, or p

Suffertus, a, um.pt ftui

Suff ibaio^renc l.to bo

SufTiciens,tJ$- pt & adj.

able, answerable, tuit

Suificientta,cY l.aff
Suffido^[sub,faaoLc<re

tum.«.€/«3.to fdm 1

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able,tobe ablc to bear,or Suffossio,5nis./3.an undermining I shot.

td,tt>siibstitute,tochooseJSuffossus, a, um. pt. undenniucd.
,or put in thc place of an- cast down, stabbed, dcstroycd

'itg,in composition.stands for sub.
Mlgens, tis. pt. sucking. (fordiiir. ■

•upply,orfuniish with,to Suffr&gans, tis. pt. voting. givinai-i.i^gerens, tis /»/• suggesting, afc
to stain, cr die. his vote, favouring, assisting. w/o-gero, rere, essi, estum a 3. to

', ci. p to be substituted.

is,a,um./rf.tobeperfumeu Suffragator, 6ris. m 3 a voter ai

gere,ixi,ixum.a. ii tofix,
n,to nail,to stick in,to adti
gi p.Xo be fixed up (runu
,f nis.u.a fumigation,aper-
, fnis. n a perfuming.
dere- a.3 to cleave under.
: ivi.itum.a 4.to perfumc
ri. p to be perfumed

6nis. /. a perfuming, a
on.

6ris m 3. a perfumer.
aum^. perfumcd,smok-
is.oi.4. a perfuming. (ed
;s,a,um pt. about to fix,ot
. up. (stuck upon,hangcd
a, um pt. fixcd,fastcncd
n, mis n 3 a trigger, a
dclay. (scorclied

landus, a, um. pt to be
UB.pt blowing, puffing

oms./ 3. a blowiug up
, a,um/u. pufled up.swol-
id, haughtv. Sufftata ora-
ibust, Ad iferenn.
, us. m 4. id gu Sufflatio
i, a. um. adj ycllowish
e. a 1 to blow,or puff up,
, to whisper.
o, 6nis/ 3. saffocation
isAum.yw. almost choked
nib,faux] are a l.to suffo

Suffragatio, 6n»s». /. 3. a voting.

advocate. [longi ng to a votcr
Suffragatorius, a,uin. adj of,or b<. -
Suffrftgatus, a um pt. voted.
Suffraglno, are. act. 1. to hough

suggfSt,to prompt,to put in mind,
to supply,to>add,to yieldoraftbrd,
lo assign, to insert to choose, or
appoint in tht- place of another,to
iuggcror»ri ^«to be put under[raiM
Suggestio, flnis./3 a promptimj.

Suffraginosus- a,um. aJj (iiseasedtSiiggestor 5ris. m. 3. a prompter
in thc honghs.having tlie spaviii Suggcstuin,i.it.&. Suggestus, us.m.

Suftragium,i n 2 a s;ittrage,a votc,

tavour, assistance, support
Suflrago Inis /3 thc hough, the

pastern, the sucker of a vinc.
Suflragor,ari «U.to vote,tofavour.kuggredior [sub,gradior], i,

to speak for to support. (er.( rf 3. to surprisc to comc
Suffrenatio 6nis/ajoiningtogeth
■Vfi/frico, care, cui & cfivi, ctum &

catum, a. 1 to rub otf, to rub.

a pulpit,a pe\v,a reading chair, or

dcsk. a roll of hair.a suggestion.

Suggcstus^um./»*. heaped or rait-

cd up, insortcd, added.

esstw.

rprisc to comc upon.

S uggre ss '»«,*,» im.JW stealing upon.

Si\gillandu.sa,um./«. to bc jeer-d,

Sugillfitio 5nis /3. a blacV n ark.

Suttricor, aii. p. to be vubbcd off a bl:ick eye, a slandcr. a taunt, a
SutTringo, [sub,frango], gcrc,regi. SOgilrttor oria.m o.a jcerer (flout.

ractmn.a.S. to brcak undcrueath,;Sngillatum, i. n. 2 a black cye.

to brcak in thc middlc. !Srtgillatus,a,um.pf beaten black ot

Suflringor, gi p to bc brokcn I bluc,<lefamcd,slandcred,mocked#
Vt(/fugio, gcre, gi.gituin a. & n 3 :Sfigillo,iu*e.a 1. to beat black and

to flce away.to sliun.to r4Jcc # .(»crl blue,to buffct,to dcfamc,to taunt*
Sutfaginum i.n'2 a refugc.a shcl- to flout to jecr, to dcride.
&//YUICIO irc,!si,ltuni a toumlcr-Sugillor, ari p to be buffeted.

prop, to hold, er bcar up, toSflgo.gerc uxi,uctum.a 3- to suck,
SuffulcrumH.n*2.aprop(strcM)fthen| to takc in.

Suffultus. a^um.pt underpropped.jsui, tfffnpronom. of himsclf,of hcr-
.5»i/fflmigo,are al. 1 osufVumigatc ' self, of itself, of thcmselves.
Su^fundo, dere, ndi, usum a .i. toSullc, is. n. **■ a hogsty.

pour down,or upon.to sutfusc, toSuillus^Suinus,a um adj of swine

overuprcad, to covcr, to staiu. to C.iro suilla, pork. (ed, or cut.

itrangle, to choke, to sti<| sup|)ly. Sulranilus, a.um. pt. to bc furrow-

:ill, to cause to perish. Sufluudor, di p. to bc ovcrspread. Sulcuns, tis M. furrowing, cutting*.
sub,focus] are.«i l.to pu- .S'//T"iror,iri.</. 1. to pilfcr,tostcal.Sulcatim. adv. in, or by furrows.
i incense,to pcrfu.nc.[out Sufl' r isio 6uis./. >. a pouring upou. Sulcutio, 5nis./. 3. a ptoughing.
idus. a, inn. pt. to hc <lug Suff isor, brm.m 3. a pourcr upon. Sulcator. oris. m. 3. a ploughman,
,ere,ddi,ossum.a.3. to dig Suffusus, n,um. pt suflused, over-j u iiUughcr, & rowcr, a fcrrj man,
to underinine, to tlu\ist
(.

sprcad,spriiiklcd, bcdcwcd. mix ;Sul^it«'i, a, um. pt made ia €^s&«
ed. Oculi iangiiine suttuii, blood' r^^ > '>i*t»siafc^H , w*^' w,efc "

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Superjacturus, a, um. pv about to opon. rorer.j ^ pass,to surmount.to jyet b

caat, or lay upon (leap over. •£///>rrintegor,gi. p. to be covcred to go,orpa*sc ver,toprevu1

to abound,to be over aml

to remain, to outlive, to s

£&^robruo,uer.o.3.to o?ei

SOperjectus, & Superjactus,a,umJS#/>Mnungo, gSrc. a. 3to anc4ntSupe>obrutus a,um///oven

pt cast upon, thrown over. over.

Superjectus, us. m. 4. a covering Sftperinungor,gi.jfr. to be smeared
Superjicio.[super,jacio.]c^rej?ci. .S>//^rinvolvo vcie a 3.torolldown

jectum fl.3 to cast,or lay upon, to Superior,ius adj .gen.ori* supcrior,

add, r aay further, [bouna upon, upper, higher, iormer, older.
SupeVilllgatus, a, um. /rf.tied, or Superidres, um. pl. m. superiors,
Supe rilli£o,are.o.l.to tie, or bind betters, anceston, predeccsaors,

upon. or over. [ovcr. seniors, elders. [otthe borse.

S&per\\\ino t fere a. 3. to smcar all Siiperjumcntarius,im. the maater.
SftperiUftus^.um ^t.anointcd over Siiperius a//r.above,before.| over
8uperimpendens, tis. pt. hanging Sftperlabor, hi. apsus. d. 3 toslip

over.[putupon,orover,toputupou .S'///>erlachrymo,arewlto wccp ov.
Superimpdncndns a,um./>/. to be er. to drop upon. (cxcellencc.
£fipeTimp5no,ncTC,6sni,bsitum a. Superiaiio, 6nis./3 a preiVrrin^

3.to put* r lav upon, to overlay Siiperliitivus,a,um ai\i superlativc»
8uperimp5nor,ni./>.tobc put upon Superlfitus.a, um /i/.liftcd ovcr,ad-

Supcrimp6aiti;s.a,um./>f.put upon

laid open. [to innamc moic.
SiipfrinccTiila* derc,di,nsum. a. 3.
Suptrincido, derc, cidi n. tofall.
5w/^rincido.dere.o.3.tocut.[upon
5i//£rincrcsco, cere.n. Z. to grow

over.
Superincumbcns,tis./>/ lyingupon
SfiJ^rincumbo^bc^e.ti 3.tolieupon
Superinductus, a, um. pt. drawn

over, laid upon, or ovcr.
5u/>?rinduo,ue>e, ui.utum.o.3. to

put on, to put ovcr other dress.
SupcrindCitus.aaim /i/.clothcd. [on
£w^erinfundo,dere o.3 to poump
Super\n%CTO t rere, essi,estura.o.3

to cast, or heap upon»[on orover
Supcrinjectus, a, um. pt. cast up-
^»^/rerinj*i'cio.c€re jeciyjedum.0,0.

tocastorhcapupojitorover.to add.
Siipcrinjicior.i.^. to be caat upon.
Stipe rinstcruo, vide. Supersterno.

vanced, amplificd. (or lintel

Superliminarc, is.w. 3. a transom,
iS7,/wlino, nere, livi, litum. a. o.

to anoint, or hcsmcar ovcr.
Supcrhtuy,u,um./i/. smcarcd over.
^///"•hiiando.dcrc a 3 to eat after
Sffpanwn. arc n 1. to tlow over.
Sitpfnuici), arc. ;j. 1. to ouishinc,

to CXCel

iSV/^«ini\io.t( ; rc.«i.3.to pour upon
Supcrnans,tis./»/ swimming above.
Supemas, atis. adj that isahovc.
Supernutans,tis /*/.floating at top.
6"///wnato, arc /?. l.to swim upon

or at the top, to float.
Supernatus,a, um pt. grown after
Superne, adv. from above, above.

a loft.

Supernofirc. n. 1. to swizn above.
Supcrnus, a,um.ooj.upper, above.

cclestial, heavenly, high.
Supent^areol toovercome,tocon

Sufterinst\\\o 9 *re.al to pouruponj quer to vanquish.to bcat,to
¥//4trinstriio, uerc. a. 3. to W\\&„\ ^wseciVb t\&&«d*to exccl,t

over-
© sur-

Superor^tri.^ to be overcw
Superpellicium,i. n. 2. a a
<Sii/ierpendeo,ere n 2.tohw
.Sii^rpingo gere. o u topai
^u//<rrpondero > are a. 1. tc

exactly, to weigh carefull
Snperpondium,i n.2 over
•Sii^erpfino» nere, 6sui,&sit

to put, set, or lay upon, •
Superponor, ni p. to be pu
Siipcr])oVitus,a,um/>t. put,

laid upon.
Siipcrquam, adr. besides'
Su])crrasus,a,uin./j/. >crapt
Snpcrscandcns, tis. pt cl

upon. (climl

Vii/w*rscando, cre. i, sum. •
S'u/.Ti , scribo,beiv,o to supe
Supcrscriptus,a,um/</ inti
Supcrsedcndus, a, uui ptu

pttS«*.

Supcrsedcns, ti<«. pt. sittiii|
•S'ii/'«-;'Scdo ere ctli, esMiin

sit upottyio supei"sedc f toi

ccase, to lcavc olf. to foH
SupcrsedCtur i#»/»,theyfod
Supcrsidens, tis.//. swimm
Siipcrsiliens, tis />/• lcapii
Siipei-sdio, (supcr, salio).]

to leap, jump. or hop up
Su/t<rrspargo, gcrc, rsi, rsu

to sprinkle, strew,or sprc
•Su/^rstagnoAren-toovcrflc
Superstans,tis./tf standin^ 1
Su/>«?r8ten\o, ere,stravi.str

3to strew>rcoverover,to
Supcrsternorni. p to be o
Superstcs, ftis. aay. surrb:

mainhig» staying, prcscnt
Siiperstitio, «nis/J. «pei

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SUP

VTb

rBt'iti3s&,a(/r. sup "«' !tiously.

rstitiftsus,a,um. aih'. nupcr^.-
«, religious, nice, an.xious.
r*tito,ure.n 1. to siirvive; act.
reserve^rkeep safc( rovcr.
rsto, arc. n- 1. to s*and upoii
ratratus a,um./>/ strcwedovi."-
rstruo,ucrc, uxi, urtum. a. 3
►uild upon, to erect upon.
Tffum, esse,fui n to be super
'Us.to abound,to reinain, to bc
i to sunrive, to cxccl, to sur-
*. to overcome, to defend.
sriurgo.gerc n.o.to rise above
wteijo.gcre.tt '.>. to covcr over
**triho,herc a.3.todraw over
srturbo, are act. 1. todisturb
;rvacancus,a.urn a/i/.superflu

Stipe'rurgens,t"s./if. pressing hard.j£»/>pfanto,are a.to iupp1ant,totrip

.i;ierus,a,ur. . :<(/.abovc,theuppcr

high, aloft, divine, heavenly.
Suplnatus, a,um. pt. laid npright,
turned up, holden up bent up.

MnnrvVif/rvstipinely negligently.
SupTnftis, atis. /. 3. supinenris
SGpino, are. a. 1 to lay supinely,
to hold, or snuff up, to puffup.
S\tpinor, ari. pans. to be held up
SfipTnum, i. n. 2. a supine-
Supinus, a, um. adj. ior, comp. su-
pine. upward, held. or lifted up
nroud, statcly, steep, sloping
hecdlcss, careless, ncgligcnt
Suppactus, a, Mm.pt. stuck under.
Su/>palpor ari r/.l.to stroke gcntly
to whcedle, tocajolc, to sooth
i necdlcss, unncccssary su-fSupar, aris adj. nearly equal.
"Qumerary, rcscrved. (ouh. Vuppaiasitor.ari. d- l.to hang on,
Jrrico,are.f».l. to be superflu- to spongc, to flatter, to pimp.
ttvaeud, atlv. supcrfluously. Supparum,i w.& Suppanis, i m 2

any garment of linen, a topsaiI,a
flag, a srreamcr, a shroud.
3uppe'daneum, i n 2. a footstool
Suppgdltatio, dnis. f. 3. a supnly
Suppcditatus. a um. pt. supplied,
Supr)£dIto[sub,pesl,are.a.fcw 1. to
pop, or stay up, to supply, t.-> af-
ford, aid or strengthcn, to si-rvc

srracuus, a,um< adj. superflu-
,needlcss, unneccssary, to nc
pose.

irridcns, tis pt goingovcr
•rvldo dcrc. asi, hsum.n 3. to
i ovcr,to s«irpass,to surmoun*
rvft£or,ari.;!.l towaudcrmuch
rvcctus,a,*um pt. cir. ied.(u;

rvehor, hi/> 3. to bc carried SuppSditor, ari- d. 1. t > supply, or

>*tnio.irc,eni,enttim n 4. tu
ic upon, to come upon sud-
ly. to come, to rise, ov grow
re to Icap upon.
rventus, us. m 4. a rirpnsc
-vestio, ire. act. 4. to covcr
rvivens, tis. pt. survivinjr

affbrd: pats. to bc s p. licd.
Sw/>pcdo, diire. nent. J- to fizzlc.
SuppernaMis, a. um pt. houghed.
Suppctix />//l.arc.suppetias, dip-

tototu aid,heIp,succour, supplie*.
Suppetiatus, Qs. m 4- idem.
Vuppcto,tere.a.3.to ask crafti!y»to

up, to supprcu, to plant under-

•vfvo,v<re,ixi.n. 3. too "0've. be suflic.ent.to supply, toserve,

irrive, to live. (an-Zint ovcr

ningo 9 ^re,nxi,nctum. a 3. to

T^lans.tis.^/.flying ov,-r(tcn.

▼dlfto kre.freq.\.o fly over of-

▼6lo, are. n. 1. to fly over

TtflQtiiB.a.uin.Mrolled ovei

neath.

Supplantor,ari p.Xo hc tripped itp»

Suppldmentum. i. n 2 asupply.

Supplendus,a.um.pr. to suppfy, or
bc supplied.

Supplens, tis. pt supplying.

Suppleo,cre,Svi etum.a 2. to sup-
ply, to fdl up. to recruit, to help»

Suppleor, Cri./»ay* to be filled-

Supplex, fcis. adj. suppliant, hum>
ble, snbmissive, prostrate. (ing.

Supplicans,tis./k/. humbly entreat-

SupphcAssis, pro Supplicaveris.

Supplicatio, 6nis./.3. supplication»
prayer,entrcaty, rcquest, a sacriv
ficc

SupplTcntur, imp. pmverismade.

SupplicaMrus, a, um. pt. about to
(*ntrcat,to entreat,orbcscech(bly

Mipplicitcr,a#/r>.su|ipliantly v hum-

^upplicium,i.n.2 a supplication, a
pr.iycr,ai atonemcnt, a sacrifice,
a gcncral proce<wion,punishment

■Vi/pplYco,arc.a &7i, 1 .to supplicatc*
to beg entifat^rbesecchjto pray
to m:ikc an ohlation,orproccssion

\"/iphcor, ari p. to be cntreated.

Supplcxlo [sub, plaudn], dcre, oii,
ds<im.a.ii. to stamp wilh thc foot*

Sii|>plosio,^nis/astampingomoi8e
with the feet.(or half rcpenteth.

5.7/>]xrnitet,iiit. imp- it sonicwhat,
f//»p6no,n5re.6sui, b«itum. a 3.to
put,set,orlay under.to substitute,
to overwhelm, to add.to a|>|>ly.to
submit, to expose, to forge. Ta-
mulo supponcrc. to burv, Ov.

to help, to remain, to bc. Dictis Suppdnor, nL/» to bc substitute^*
facta lupp tunt, when onc is asl\«/>porto,are.« l.tocarry,toconvcy
good as his word, and doth ashe|Supportor,ari./><m to be conveycd
sath. Plaut. -—— =. -:- ^ -. •

Sitpp Io,are.a l.topilfcr, to stcal.
Suppingor[sub,pan|;or]gi, pactus.

Supp<)sHio, onis/ 3. a setting un<
der, a substitutmg, a forging. .
SupposTtitius^urcu o.v<i- 'k^tcCsns^.-

vdoiCHmcfre.A.n. to vomit up| p,l toHosewedjOrfaatCiitd nt\4tf Aj^nA^^vs***^*

»lve, I

requiretb, iomeJl'ec«inii^,itin pi. th»

TectuajL.uineii

Tantisper, otfo. «o loug ai. ui theT»rtiireu*,a,i .. ,

tMan time. ■ ' . infcrnal, terrible, dreadful-

Ttctd, athi. w much, tjj K mnQh..Tartartiiiis, a, um. adj. idem.
' Tantoptre, lurv. so gre»tly,»r ear- Tartarus.i.m JJ./i/.tarfcir». n. hell, a
Tutakm, mh. • liule. (nestJy.Tau, *. m. 1. d»ddy,f»ther.(guli
Tftntfihw, a, um. «4. ao Ii ttle, m Tifjc, inierj. strange!

amaU. Tauraye/l.abarrencowCernwhip

, r»jitini,ni*rjomuch 1 »om»nj r ,cml)'T»ure»,a:.^» bu]l'»pi;tile,alearth

•loM^nomBre.Taiitataaheatuta-.Tanrcu», *, um.nji ofibull
j^ior«ri*befroradoingit,Cie.T»urifer,n,umai(; brceding biilla
T«ntiU»i ndn, very. ne»rly,almost.!T»urtformis, c «#. likeabull

/*r.Taiituinquod,notquitc,Siiti r»uriL'a,orurn.^/.ii. Honuut games.

Miled,hidden, prtXt
Tecum^ra.Cnrn te(el
Tfd»,* /- 1-» pine-U

rrarriagc, a wedding
weddiug, a married 1
redSfer,a,um-ai#. bea
regendus,a,nm.6« te
to bc keptKCRt.te
Tegens, t» /* cuTCTi

Tige», itis /8.s«

1, Iheat

Tautui^um.aqy.ao much,ao great,
_ »mmj. •oaruall, bo worthy.no-
ble,or ikilful VM t»nti,it is wortli
the while, Cic. Tamu» 1
oM Hlaul Tribu» tantii minus,
Ibree tiinea^lcsH, Id.

Tiipe», eti» . m 3. upestry
Tapttr, i».n, Tflpctum, '

thing, »11 onc. rsutBWgia, ■./ 1 tautology.

T»v,n.p'nifcc/.the imack rf » whip.
Tuxatin. oni»./ 3. a Uxing. (sor
ilor, 3rii. m. » uxer, »n MseB-
rasatus»,um.p( taied, puniilied.

adj.ai' ww.
Taxillus, i. m. a imall die, a pile.
[•axo.are.o.I. to tax,te rcprove, dj

Taxor, irL^. to be valuedat
Iaius, i./ 2- an yew.or yew-trec

Tardeaco, erc. n. to grow s!ow, to Tecli

,ced

Tardipes, edis. adj slow-foofcid
T»rdft»i.»ti»/3.slownLBs,<hiln.^s.
Tirdrtudo, ini» /. 3. slowncsi.
Tartliu«ctili,mfij.somew]iat alowty
Tardiusculus. n,um.uiij. aomewhat

»low,he»yy «rdullofapprehtnaior
Tardo.are a.l toitop,to dclay.tc

hindcr.to impede, to keep back
Tardor, ari,»tus- p. to be itopped
Tardua, a, um. aaj ior, camp. Usi-

mus, mp. ilow, slack, tardy,lcmg

hearj, dull, atupid thick, gross,

unnrqurcd. TardumcsVditt^itlTectura,!./. 1. » cn»ering.

TE

rec!ina.»-/l.crsft, a trick,. ahift.

Techuic

■/iim.teacher»ofarti Teb,
1. adj, technical.

iufj.slowapoken Ti-chngphyon, i. n 2. conjuring

recte,.7ite iij,cooi/-cOTertly,clo3e.
l'ector, oris m. i. • plaatcrer.(ly.
Tectori81um,i n 2 a little plaater. . ,

Tec:nnum,i n.2,the plaiter.parget TeUua,Hria./ 3. the e

or ro'ighcait of • wall .1 white-'**'" — : """"

waabt ajiiimulation, flattery.
Tectorii :• a,um adj. uf, or belong-

ing to plnsti:rer«' work
['cctum.i 11 2.the roof oT b housc,

house, an abode a covcring,

iheep-Cxca, tecta, » labyrinth, Ou-

"'" tecta, sliipi, /rf.

c^riS

T*gillum,i.i
TiSgJmen, biia. ill
garment, clothing. ■
Tegmen,lniaiL3.aeo<
ing,a skin,» coverM
Tegmentum.i n. 2.»
Tcgo,gi!re,e»i,ectu(n
to conceal,to hide.ti
to defend,to prtstm
Tigor. gi pa*t. tobc
Tcgiil»,»:./ 1. atUe.
TegulS.neui,a,um.<M
Tegiilum t it.S.a corei
Ttgumen, inis. ■ 3. 1
tunv. n. 2. acovfrin
" " ,*./!.» web,a]oo
»re nterprise.Penelol
tevereito do and unu
'['elimo, onis. M. 3. 1
Tcltier,», um. adj . ew
Telui. ii. /. 3. fenugr

Te los.i Ti.an eudfcoon
Telum,i.n 2,awe»p0i
arraw, a swortL an 1
beam of the nn
Temerandu», a, af» f_
Temerarius, a, ua.nj
hirdj.indiscreet, wiB

T«meritor, ori». * 5- ;

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ed^lishonoured^broken.i moderate, or allay, to calra, or as-
dv. ius, comp rashly, uji- suage,to ruleorgovcrn,to restrain,

TSnax, aci i.aoj. ior, comp. isstmms,
9up tenacious holding fast, grip*

r, without causc, or<lan- to forbear, r refrain,to be tem- ing, niggardly, covetous, stingy.

lly, scarce, confuscdly. perute, or use moderation.
;,atis/. 3. rashness indis-Temperor, ari. p. to begoverned

Tempestas, atis / 3. a tempcst,
p. arfv. rashly, hastily* storm . or commotion. weather, a
re o. X. to violatc, to dc-j season,time.agc,ruin,dcstruction

mfane.

, i n. strong wine

Tempestivi, a/fc.ius, comp. scason- Tendiciila, ac./ a tenter-book, «

ably, in season, r proper time
is.a,umpf tobedcspiscdTempestlvrtas, atis/ 3. season.
tis.pr. despising. jTempestlvd, a*/r. seasonably.

ere,mpsi,mptum. a.3. tolTempestivus, a,um. o<#. ior, c m/>
to slight, to contemn. I scasonably/m duetime,ear)y,ripc,
\.m .>u team, thc pole of Tcmpcstus. a,um- adj. stormy.(nt

e, a stake, a helm.
ncntum.i h.2.sl tempera
ncan, a government
idus,a,um pt. to be tcm-
\lered rcgulated, &c.
ts,tis pt & attf. ior, c nnp
up. moderating forbear-
ing, tf mperatc, sober.
itcr, adv. ius, c fiip. tem
, modcratelv.
ltia, z / 1. temperance
on. (rately, moderately
e arjv ius. c m/fr. tempe-
io,ftnis./3.ateinpering,

Tcmplum.i n.2.atemp!cor church,
an image or statue in a temple, a
tomb, a recess, a quartcr of the
heavens which in auguries was
markcd out with the lutuus, hca
ven. (the head.

TempBra, um.pl n- 3. the temples,
Tcmporalis, e acjf.temporal,incon
stant, of the temples (inconstant
Tempbranus t^xaa.adj tcmporary,
Temp6>e\aoV in time, seasonably.
Tempori, adv. in good time
Tempdrius, adv. c mp very carly
Temptor, oris m 3 a despiser.

^ulating, a management
or,oris m.3 atemperer
;r. (forbear, orrefrain
um cst, imp. thcy did
ura,x./ temperature,a
mper, mix, or modcratc.
Qrus, a» um pt. about to
us, a, um. pt. & arh ior,

red, moderated, tempe
lerate, mild calm
s,€i./5. temperatcness,

s adv comp. more early
are a.\ to tempcr, mix,
?,toorder,ro rcgukte, to

constant to, persevering in,obsti-

nate, headstrong, retentive, last-

ing, tough, clammy.

Tendendum est, imp. we must go

Tendens,tis£f.stretchingout. (on.

f,a constitution,an order- Tempus,6ris.n. J time,season,con-

veuicnce,opportunity, an occasi-
on,a caaeof affair,autnority,dclay
an age a season ofthe year.aclime
orpart of the world.tempcrament
the temples of tlie head,the head.

Temidentcr, adv. drunkenly, sot-
tishly.

Temulcntia. x /. 1. drunkenness.

mus oup. tempereo,mix- Temulentus, a, um. atij. ior, comp

drunken, drunk, cupshot.
Tenacia * / 1. &
Tenacitas, atis./ 3. tenacity,tena

ciousness, a gripe, stinginessi
Tcnaclter, adr> ius comp isslmi,

tu*>. tcnatit»sly,braTely,«tntinu

afly.

snare. (3 the tendons,the sinews.

Tcndmes, x'<r/Tend6nes,um./>f vu

Tcndo d^re,tetcndi & tendi nsum

& ntum ao to stretch or hold out*

to extend, to swcll, to grow, or

shoot,to spread,to pitch a tent or

camp, to lay, to bend, to try, to

strive, or endeavour to aim,or as>

pire,to go,to proceed or advance,

to reach, to tend. r point

Tendor. di. p. to be stretched out»

Tendor, 6ris m. :?. extensioni

r«nebrac,arum./)//l darkness,th*

dark night,a dark place^i prison»

death,obscurity, difficulties, mys-

terics(«t//>.verydark,black,stormjf

TencbricOsus, a, um- aaj issTmu%

Tenebricus, a, um- adj. ilark, ob-

scure. (a knavc.

Tanebrio,5nis.m.3. a nightwalker,

Teiiebrtisus, a, um adj. dark.

1'encUulus, a,um.aoy very tender.

Tenellus, a, um. adj. somewhal

tendcr oryoung. delicate.

Tenendus,a um.pt tobc held,kept,

preserved, hedged in, embracctL

Ttnens,tis^/ holding (or enjoyedi

Teneo,6rc,nui,ntum.a % 2.to hold or

keep,to hold in the band, to hold

fast to hold on to hold orkeep up f

to hold, or keep back, to hoJd,or

keep in, to keep fixed, to check f

orcurb to reprets, to rcstrain, to

stop r hinder,to forbear,to ruleor

govern, to command, to manage,

todetain to engage, to aniusc, to

eattrtaio,to pltttt» &r itiif hl, |»

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embrace, to bc cnibraccd, vv fol- Tentaturus, a.um ///. aboiit to try.Tcpulc, adr. ius ccpuY
lowcd, to maiutui:i, to Mippon,toTtnt.'.tus, a,um. pt triv1l9t1.n1ptecl.lc1 itlo, au: «.1 U» ua:

1 cpicbiius, a, um. o^
Tcpidus, a.unri. adj ioi,

iiiu.h, *////. lukcuanv.. \

cold uml slack in brsii
Tcpor, 6ns. m. 3. vanr.
Tcporatus, a, um. pt rr.
Tcr, cit/r tlircc times,!
I craphiin. itlols Ileb.
TcrrcWcni, x u.adj pf. '
Tcrrc i\\'\,x.:i. adj.pl thre
Tcrctntics, adx\ thret

timcs.
Ti rci ntiim. c.di. indecl '
Tcnkcit s,aaV.thir.y tin
Tcnlcni. x.a a«//.//. thi
IVrcbiiitliiiia x.f. 1. t'
Tcrcbin:hinus. a,um. ci*/

lonpr.jr to turpentine.
lVrcbinihiis.i./.'J.aliirpc
Tcrebra, ae /T an augur,
Tcrt'brutio,6nis/a borii

in ff

Tcrvbr?.t»is a.um. pt. hv
Tcrcbro,arc.a l.to bore.
Tcrcbror.iiri./». to bc bo
Ttrcdo, niis / 3 u htt!

parljtodcfcnd.tolastoj' continue, 1 ultackccl, afflictctl, \cxed (^iicsn.
to per*ist,orpewevcrt',totrace,toTi-.itigo, mis / a stictrhiiur stiii
foll'.).*t/»pursue,todrivr,to iv:u.h..Tento,;uv,a l.totry to ciulcavour.
«r arri\ c at,io bcsct or l>t sic.^t ,to to atleinpt to assay , to piovc. to
takc.iw sic/.c upo i,to appn hend, tcmpt,to attack.todisturb.tc liur;
to secure 10 biiul, to convict to : or injurc,lo fccl,to srarch abou..
win, or cjpuii a causc to c-arry al cmor. ari, atus. /> tc* bc trccl.
point toaccoriipli»ii,to pt-rforin,tol cntnrioliun, i. n 2 a littlc tcnt.
navi-.Mi e:»jo\ ,'o possi ss,to cUvcII TcntTiuiii i.n.2. a tcnt,a pa\ihon
, \nor iu)ia:)ii,to e,ruw,to takcTOot, Tcntorins, a, um. adj of a tcnt
to nil, to coul:tin to ntain, to re-;Tcutus. a, um pt. sttcUeii, bcnt
meuibcr,tooijsciw,to rcprcscnt/IVnuatiin, udv thiiily, slcmlerly.
to un.Li rsiaml, to bc cutious, tO|Tcnu.~it)0, ouis/ 3 a makiny*- tlmi
xncet wii.ii.upuru auribtts tencrc, .TcnuatuK, a.um. pt mailc thin, /
to bc in<laii£crboth ways», /Vor.J .slciulcr, wcakencd, dimiuishcd.
Mare tenerc.to be rnastcr at sc:i.;Tcntnculu8 a,um. adj vcry little.
Tciicor.cri.tciit!r./.tobibild( CVc.j 1'cnuis c adj. ior, evmp. issiinus,
Tener, a,urncic/,.:oiv mf>. crrin.u-»,' *?//» thin,]c:.n,poor,s)cndir,sr:iall
anp. tcndcr, \ounfC pliant ucc, litUe,n:i'i*uw.nicaii sorry. jrcntle,
dainly,deliiale, clleiiunalc, ften. acute, sliarp, -subllc, finc
tlc, sott, incrciful. (nicel) ,£cntly I 'cni.iU'.», ati*./ ->. thini.ess, lean-
Tcncrc,r/c/r.crnuie,tf2/// trudcrk | iit'ss l slcndii a ncss,pcwcrt\,Hiiht!it)
Tencrasco,crc,///i .to yroxv tcnder.'1'cnuittr, adv. iu.t, con j>. issunc,
Tencnta-, ati*. / o. tcndorncss,' .*//».tlil!il),poorlv,slcndcrl\,liijiit-
Tciientcr,ai/r. tcndcrly (softnes».; i\ .niccly,»inel\,iIoscly,conciscly.
TeiKritudo, inis./. ,3. soitm ss. ,Tcnuo, arc.a.l.to make thin,lcan

Ti-nc-inus,i.wi.'J. a frccpicntdcsirc! firslentkr,tolessen,towa»teaua\ Tcrcndus, a, um. /»/. to

Tcrcii*, tis. pt rubhing'

Tcrcs,ctis.uc«y. ior, c«m/».

| t-r sriiCtotli.cvin tinc,

kccn, cxact, curiou>.

Tcrgcniinus. a,um adj.

Tcrpco,crc.r>i.i-sum. g.2

to clcan, to scoi;r. to e

Tcrjri-or, cri. p. to bc •*

TenUiiiieu, inis. n. an attcrnpt, ajTe[icfio, [tcpco, iio,] fieri, ncic/.-1'cr^niiis, a, um ndj.oW

of tfoin-j lo slool without eflcct. ITcnuor. isri. /•.
Penor oris. m •>. atenor.a eoursc,. I\ nus, us: m. 4

an order, a statc, an acccnt.
Tcnsio, 6111.1. f. 6 an c vtension.
Tcnsura, ^-/ 1. an extension.
Tcnsii8,a,um pt. stretched,cxtcnd-j

cd, raiscd. cxaltcd, bcnt.
TcntaOundus a,um. udj. assaying-.

to bc Iessened
a snarc, a (rin.
1'cnus, prxp. up to. as far as.only
Vcrbo tcnus, in worclt only; orc
tcnus. by word of mouth, Cic.
Tepcf acio [tepco,facio] ccrc.f cci
factmn, a o. to warm.
Te]icfactus, a,um. /// niadc warni.

proot

Tentanicntum,i n.2.a trial,aproof.
TcntanduSja^um./»/ to be tricd,at-

temptcd, or assaycd. (arrliclii g-.
Tcntans tis pt. trying", assayinff,
Tciitutiotdnis -f.A- a trial an assay-

inir, a tc:mptation, an attack (er*

rentiitor,dri)i w.3. a tncr,a tempM di-on.

Tcrg^ivcrsans, tis.pr.shufi

l? ,i, >K■•
Tcrjfivcrsantcr. adv. un
TcrgivtTsatio,dnis f3. b
l , cpe8CO,cerc'//icv>»togTOW wamiorj ncss.
roufrh«tofei*nient«to relent,toccM>l-lVr(riversator,oris.«.^*>
Tcpidarium, i. 7/. a botbath, acal-'lVi>'iv<is)r [tcrj^-m v»

pais. o. tu bc Jukewarm
Tepcns tis. /ir\varm,^lowing,tcni.

perate, modcratc, (rcntle.
Tepco.crc pui /:.to be warmor hot;

d- 1 . to shuffle, to tritie, 1

TER

THU

TES

483

bafllc, to turn back.

go.tf-rc r*i,.!>um a ,>. to wipc
gorovire. « 1 to cover witha
n, &c to bcluub

jTcrrcnum i -n-a fic1d,land,jrround.

JVrrenus, a, um. a< l j carihly or
carthv,on the carth, by lund.Yi:;
tcrrena, a wuy not paved. Vlp
gum,i. /i.U.tlic back a hidc, o#-jTttrrco,crc,rui,rilii!ii.ri.2. to fri^rh-
H, a fluccv,a turjet.a buckler, cu to aflVi|rht,fo Urnfy toulariu,
r top,o»ridjrc i»f u iiill. A tcr^o, to frighlcii, or drivc uway.
aindut his> l/uck, on thc back- JVrrcor, eri /». to be tcrnficd.
c, fVr Tcrjracavaid.ums.^rhiiic IVrrcstris*e.fir{f' of the cartli«eurth-

]y,by t </f'uu lund.t'u:na tcrreMTis u
suppcr of hcrbs,ruots &c/7<jm.'

gus,ons./». 3. u hide, or ukin, u
rneiitarium.i.n.2 u lincn clolh
Wcs.iiis ra. .i.a 'joii^h, t/r twij;,
aaggKt, ajrcnilc.
KHiualis c ttiff. boundiitfr
ttinitio, onis / 3.u ijoan li:t^.
end, or couclusion, u <L*tt,r-
taation

liin.iturus, a uni. /»/. to houwl
imnitus, a,um. fit boundcd, li
led, bnrdercl, eiidcd.
Uuno,arc.f< 1 to bo-m.l, to *ct
-fu- lVo hmitto deh.ie, to ciid
FjHnor, :"iri />. to bc bouii icd
llinus i m *J.i bo.ind,«r huii } , ..
fcj.a bonL-r i!i«- cndofu t;i:ii.^,:i
&jri'.is,u,ii:ii.rj.// ofiir/cc ^Lcnn
li, x. u. <!•(/./'/. thrcc
lulcm, x u. tulj. ,'<'. thirteen
%us.4nis.j/i.t> tlu* uumbcrthrcc.
feiiSfU, u.n.ii///.thrcc an.l thrcc
Sk.rcrc trivi tniu.ii.a. .?. to r>ib
iruisc. to siautp, to thrji'i, to

JVrrcstris rejjio, un inlund coun
IVrrcus a uui atij carthciiitty, Cic
rcrnl>ilisfC«tfr//. ior, cm/i.terriblc,

divadful, awful, to be fcarcrl.
IVrricolu a: r.^.l.a dwcllcr on thc
IVirtcuhr.ii,i n.2 u bugluur.jJand
iVrrifico [tcrrco, fucioj.firc. a. 1.

to tcrrify, to frigrtten, to upjiul.
IVrnficus, a, um. n«// tcrrilic.

iVitf.itfiil, drcadlul, ularmiiig.
IVrnjrcna,ac <:.;•-. 1 oik cartii born
iVriil^(piUK.a,uiii.ri.//. thut bpcuk-

cth tcmblc, or fri£:i;.f.il »vor..is.
IVrr:sniius,:i iiui.ff.7j .soundintrter-
IVrriio. arc.n. l.io ullr;:riit .riblv.
iVrnio.Iuin, i. a 2 u tcriitory.
r.'rritus,u,uni f>t uliriirhtc.l, tcrn-

ticd, divnuycd, d.iinp>'d
I'crror,ori.i.i/i. tcrror,-lrcad fcar.
IVrrf»s is. a, tini adj eurlhly,
iVrr-ilcu iin u' u:n tn!j cuithlv

ax.to tu^c-w <pcn>l io i-i- oj lVrs;i».u, um fit.C J titti.w.\vjni l 't i.-,

«tO i'l:^ckt,ar Co:ic ut, •:) ;^o ..
*r f ri /#. fo bt* rtib. 'i'.t. v" >;i ^"
*3L,X. /"1 Cifl, ».- ,." , ou .»1, tlu
th, tiie '.voi-I I, -jr ii;i .cr-.c. :in

.«puiis tiu/t wiped, clc.411, neut.
Tcr-i is us vi. 1 h scouriii^
ri'i*tiaii:i* u- f. 1. utcitiun u«ruc.
iVrti iui, oimiii. />/ //i. 2. soldicrs oi*

■VJ, u nniiir., U>il, <i ■• p-*-.- i!ic tiur<l cou;pan\, or ro^.mcnt.

^v. a lichl. Tit:**' lili.is, a IV-. :. uius, u. r.ni. mlj tuitiun. (r«.

"iTti.»r:ti:ii,i./ru ticrcc, fnir ouiu*-
lVrtl-iritis.a uni. atlj. oitbc tiiud
IVrti .itio.oiii \.f. J. a doin^u thiril
ti.nc ovcr. (thc tliirdlinic

IVrtio, u-c. /i. 1. to do uuy th'.ii r '.
IVtii^ ij/;- thc tnird tiihc, tliricc.
'■ .JVrtiiim, <//i*. i-.uili.

«;a^* pci'i:>ii.

* e.uViH ns .•.•! :uiraith':irr;c.

"tfficio tcr.ei; fa.i«»!, "'.rr,

■I, I;»"f l .». -*. '• to ti*. f 1'cil
*c:i l s ;. .,'1 li. /»'. ' » .i.IVi^iit, o.
«:i> ^liti-i», *>) t» rrli'v .
■CiH, Ub. ///. uliVi^Miui^

TcrtiuVu uni n^.tlic third.[teenth
Tertiusdccniii s.u,unic/r/i'. thethir-
JVrvcncf ic i>;;.,um <uij most niis-

chicvous, thrccfold.
JVruncitiK, i. n>. 2. a furthing-.
Tcsqua oruui f>l n.2- rough placcs

un'.illed. siiady pluccs.
Tcssella x.fl u smull scpiarc stone
IVhsellatun, arlv. chequcrwise.
IVsscllutus.a, uni. ///. wrought, or

inudc in chcqticr-work.
JVsseru,x/l asquarepieceofany

thin^, a iour squarc tile, a die, a

ticket. a Utllv. or scorc, u mark,a

watchword. Tessera nuiumariu,a

bill of cxchanjrc, Suet.
JVsscrurius, i. m. 2. a dicc-player,

hc thut g-ivdh a watchword.
Tt-sscrula, rf. 1. ttim. a Tcs>cra.
Tcst:i,a'/1 nn cartiicii pot,«r jar 9

a cusk, u potiliciil. u splinl. cc-

nicut. chalk, a shcllfith, u shcli.
1'cstabilis, c. (iilj. tltut muy bear

w:tncss (mudc of c.irtli baked.
rcslucous,u,»mi.t//// h.ivin^HshcU.
IVst:tii!CM':"triiis,;i,«im.cu// oi a will.
IVst.niicntar i:s,:.fu J. u writcr, or

fur^cr of will.t, u scrivcncr, a no-

tury. ( r lus; will.

rcstumcntum,i. n 0. utcstument»
l\-stun^, tis. ///. v.itncri.sin;^.
IVst.itio, onis / .1. u witncssinjj.

IVst.itor, oris m. ,\. a tcitutor.

IV>'.»lr : .x, n*i«» f o- atcstutiix.

IVstut iis,u uni. ftf i/tu[i. ior, comp.

'smiiius, *»/// viincsscd uttcbtcd,

tcstiiicd. shown. cullinjT to wit-

ncis, snrc. cvidcut jmblic.

IVstcus,a iim. ri.'/. shclly, carthcii.

I'c •ticilus i f«. J.a testiclc,astone.

IVstif'C:tnd»is,a, um pt. to tcstify,

• r hc tcstilicil, to !>c wiMicssed.

Totificuns, tis./n* tcstifyiiijF.

IVsiiif u;atio,onis. /". 3 atcstifying.

iVstif lcuiuvt, u;n. fit. witnesscd»
• culicd, «?• cu'il:ng to witnca^.

il.tCtJ>ewwiUus.., to testifj,Ui

decUre, tocjjll ta witnesi
TMbmSwlii* e. oi{p. lestimonial
TeMlmfiiittin^-Q - - ■ j tcstimony. o

tM*lnKim*]^pr<X't (b^sfs aton
Tcttia^e^S^ wiuies»,» m«i'*
TMtnrJte»-* 1- to witneBS, or be*4

witnci^to Usttify, to «ttest " J -

cjm*, U) calU "• t»ke «itn

eonjure, to niaki ;■ !»ji will «b.|

teiUunejrt.topw-'. ,■■■■' ■■■-■■
Teatu, *. ttioWl- • plattciyin ovcn
TeMiAOEUM,Uin. - ofan earth
'afipot («rched

TewtfcUnaetui, «. um. vaulted,
"'" sbm. un a4i Kke i tor.
ir-paced, v »u 1 1 e d ,h o 1 1 o iv
JnU / 3.k tortoisc. a tor-

toiae-iheU, a friil . lute, thc roof

ofahoute, awa.like eiigiiie, a Tcxo.iere.xui vel

Tetraphirrnacum.i. n. 3. • plaJterThiiaMicui.i.um.ad

consistinir of foiiringredicnli[er» ing to tbe *ea, like

Tctriiphori flrum pl. m. foiir beur-ThaliisainiiB,ii,um.o({

l'etrarclii»,a.m » tetrtirch,» govel* Thalaasio, onii. ir. B

- l'fi.r:ircliia,i /'.!.» u-tntrclij . [nor. Thahu.su», i. m. 2. a

1'etraRtichoti, i- n. 2. » tetriiiic Thalictrum i n. 2 •

Tttrc,tnft\ iiii, c mp errrali, fup.Thnlhis.i m 2 the n,

dirtily, hidcotisly, cruelly. I sinonioii.au olive-l

Tetricltas, atil / cr»bbcdne8s,The5tnli» e aifj. of

stcmess ThenlndiulnJ nli !

Tetrlcus, *, tim orf/ rude. rough f T hratnim.i.ii? * thc

iggeJ-soiir.siirly.crabbed.snllen *c»Bbld,*peetalor* [

trtgOni »,*./ ■'smill gra*shop-Theca,x/l » »he»tli

tiilit,/»-» Tulit, Ttt. ( per Thcm»,atuji.3 a thet

Teiichitcs, i», i» 3. » »weet rushlii iiortneope, arnati

Teucrion.i.n. jrermnnder, pimpcrjTtiemklisrnu», i, m. i

reuthnlU.ido». /".j.knntgr.i59 (ml Thtmist», Jt m. l.a.

:3 k 'I liLr>l(igicu»,a*m.o J

1'ejtor, ti ,
TeiU, *./. 1. i
Testlle, is. r J

T'hc61cgus,i.Fi. 2. a
ThcBrcma ati» «.3
Thefiri1tii:u»,«,um a<i
Vbcdiu, *./. thcorv

rheriScs/l.nrr-
/ 3. treadei» remed
thrum. rheriacu*, », um. 01$

llicrntatim antis. m.
Thcrioma,at"i* ii. 3.»

target fence, a pcntlionsc (tili.
Te»«l»,«-/. ■ *mull ilnll, a littlc
Te«tuny.ii»-e«rtlienp»ii forfirel
Te*tu*,u»/a cover.or liU fors pot. T
Teuinieu» a, um.orf/ very tubjcct T

to tUe crainp, *rh stiffnes».
T-et»nu»v*. n. 2.» contraction.
T-etsrtziM»,um otJ(. ofthe fourlh T
Titer,tr»,truni.o({i.ior. &>mp erri ~

QUMiii fouljitink hor

riblcjhideou», dreadliil bluck, o

usrk, »h»rp, »evei crucl.
TetlnJ»»»oineniie,s um. atlj. mixJl

ed with, t ttdded ■ Bcawater. 1
Ttthe*, »»./ 1 ■ kind of oyster. Tt
Tetntehqrdum i.n.2 an instrumcnt! «

of four itring*. (fuur «u-iusjtt., eovertiU thv fraaiing ofsuiy tliin^, . bkth*
Tetrachordu», ». um. adj. h»ving TestQr», x /1 » teiture.(tbrtiiediT!i*r»in,8ni«. m. 3. at
Tetrldoron.i nfour h»nd»'bre»dth ! Teitii*. », um.pf. woven, pl»ited,|Thejtiur*riu» a,unj«!
Tetradrachni*, «•/. «miu», i.n. ■Textu*,u*. m 4. ■ wtnring^*. teit iThCtaurlriu*, i. «t.3.

Greek coin of the v*lue of threej . frh«»«uriw4re.n lto

Tetr»lii,ieis/3 linfr.h«»th;den*rii * ™" rThf lauruv-nt. 2- tte*

Tetriirftnii»,»,uin. ai(j. quadrangTi. ThilaniigTi».'!.-»!. 2. ■ y»eht, a pin-[we»lthj» trewurj,* 1

eitririiiB.a.um.oii/ of, »r belonc;-

\ng ln a wc»ver,o-™e»vinp[tr»de TherKitrophhim^ 1
Tcntrin»,-« / > wcaver'» »hop or ThcrniK, arum. pl.f.
Teitrinum, i. n 2. idem. (st
Teitri.\,icis/.2.

Tcitiim, i

(put. n«ce of ple**ure, ■ preutirc boatmttibi.

Tetnn^tit. m. » qutxhtr, «r tuunjaTuiiiiT».ii»,',.in. 3. » btdclautvbar, afThiirut

i. w(U./S

THT

T!M

TIP

*8fr

acis. m. 3. the brcast, a hay-leaves, a furious, or mad hu
ilate a stomacher, a bust. Thysus, i m. 2. a •wine. [raour.
. m. 2. a (lopr, Swift. [wiml.

is, se- m. the north-west
>ms.m. 3. a bullv;a hcctor
cis. m 3 a fencer.
ica,dru»n./>/n. swords. fccc.
lia, x. f 1. a lamcntation.
Ipis- m. 3. a moth.

TI.

Tiara, x / & Tiaras, se. m. 1. atur-
ban, a crown, a sash.
Tiaratus, a, um. adj. turbaned.
Tibi. fiut. a tu, to, for, or by thce-
Tibia,x./.l.the lejr, apipe,a flute.

rSair, or scat of state.
.a,um. adj. of frankinccnse.
lum i.n. 2 anincenst-pot,

., i- m.2. a throne, a royal Tibiale, is. n. 3. a stocking.

Tihifdis, e. adj. of legs, ©r pipes.

Tibicen, Tnis. m. 3. a piper, a min-
strcl, a prop, shorc, or pillar
r. [eth frankincense.lTibicYna, x /1. a woman playing

inaus,a,um o/7/ that burn- on a flute, a female piper
\ a, um. adj. that beareth, "ncrillum,i. n. 2 a lojr,a littlc raftcr,
reth forth frankincense a oeam, afunnel of a chimncy.
jits, a, um. adj. tliat jrath- Tijrnarius, a um cdj of raftcrs
ankincense. [ccnse. Tijruarius fabcr,a carpcnter, Cic

is. n. 3. frankinccnse, in-Tipno, Sre a 1 to roof.
rac, ffround-pine, Plin.
im, i. n. a littlc frankin

:hus, a frantic revel. jThymum, i. n- the herb thyme- f timoMiisly, meanly, cautiouslv.
r\ i. n. 2. wild senna. Thymus. i. m. 2. thyme, aWart. jrimiditas/atis/ 3. timiditv,timo-
i. m. 2.the centreof anar- Thynnus.i.m. 2. a tunny. [thvrsus.l rousness.bashfolncss.carctiilness.
iof, a cupola, a ceiling. ThyrsYger» a, um. ad* caming o ^imidiiliw, a, ura. adj. somcwhat
.tus a,am atij that ismade Thyrsus i.m.2.the s»em ofan herb fearful.

ircastorwith abreastplate. a spear wrapt about with ivy, o; Timidus,a, um. atlj- ior, cmp issu

mus tub- timorous, fcarful, faint-
hearted, cowardly, fearing, bash-
ful, providcnt, cautious.
Tlmor, 6ris. m. 3. fcar, cowardice,
rcverencc, awc. drcad, supcrstU
Tinca, se./. 1. atcnch. [tion*

Tmctilis,e a'{/-scrvin£to dic with»
Tinctor, 6ris. m :i. a dier.
Tinctorius, a, nm adj of diers.
Tinctura,ae./Ia tincture,colorordie.
Tineturus,a um /x about to stain.
rinctus,a*um./>/ died, stained, dip-
ped, sprinklcd. imbued. Tinctus
vcneno, poisoncd, Suet.
Tincluvlsm.-l.a. dyinjr, a dipping.
Tfiica, x.f 1. a niotli, a worm.
Tinc&ms, a, um. adj. full of moths.
Tinircndtis a, :im. pt tobedipped.
Tingcns, lis. /*r. dynifr dipping.
Tinjrn,gvrc,n\i,iictuiu. a 3 to dic,
to stain,tn tin|rc v to imbuc, to dip,
to sprinklc.to wa«h v to paint. Tin*
prcrc alitpicm poculib, to fuddle
liim, Jlor.
Tingor, jrt. p to bc died.
Tinniens, tis pt. ginpflinp.
twecn thc bark and the wood JTinnimentu^, i «. 2. a tinklinjr.
riliaccus,a, um. adj. of atcil-tree Tinnio, ire, Tvi, itum. n. 4 to ringf,

to jrinjrle, to tinkl^, to prattle.

Tijrnum,i. n 2.a rafter.a beam, tim-
ber used in building a vine prop
Tignus. i. tn 2 idem.
Tigrinus, a. um. adj. of a ti^er.
Tifrris. Tdis. vel is- / a tigcr,Tijrcr
Tilia,ac /'l.ateil-tree, the skin bc-

/ 1. a wihl cyprcss-tree.
i m 2 a chorus, orfrantic
i honor of Bacchus.
i. n. 2. frankincense.
,cs/a pulpit, or stand forh

Tilos, i. m. 2 a woodhousc.
:i. 5nim. pL m 2. mimics rimcfactus, a, um pt scarcd.
:us,a um aaj. of mirolcs Timcndus, a, unj. pt> to bc fcared
:um choragium, thc play Timens. tis pt fcaring.
liture, Apul. Timeo, are mui a. & n.7 to fcar.or

us, a, um. adj. of thvme be afraid. to dread,to dislike, to

ia, atis. n. 3. a twcct jrum. scorn. Timeo te, lest thou do meJTintinnstotilu*,i m.2 a beadlc.[cart,
s, a, um. ndj of thyme hurt, Ov tibi, lest thou come toiTintinnio, ire. n. 4 to rinpf.
, i. n. 2. a wart [thyme. some hurt, Ter Tintinno,tWTintrno ^re.n.l torinp

Sis. m. 3. wlnemade with Tfmeor. eri- p to be fcarcd. [ful Tlnus, i/ 2. a kind of bay-trce.
% $ a, tn. atti. smeUinjr ofJThnesco,c£re. tnc- 3. to jrrow fear Tipiila,TWTipnina,fen*ipulla, */.

T*in4de,«s*i»ta # c v ft»p. issimc, t^> | 1. a water-spider witii six fect.
41 •

Tinniturus,i,um pt. aboutto ring.
Tinnitiis,us m 2.arin jring-,atinkling
Tinnuhi8,a,um.oJ? tinklmjr, shrill.
Tinnunc\ilus,i.m.2 a kind of hawk.
Tintinnabulum,i.n.2 a littlc bcll.

Tltillor, »n p. to oc licnr-cl. {.i
Tltio,^n : » m.3.a firebranrt ,uiencli
Tltnb:ina. tis pi. Miuiihlinp, tn.g-1

sulter.l,r:itei_l, bomc, IdUHtMI
iTolerStus, ». mn. /if.ior cuni/i.tole
ero.are u l.to toler«te,tobcar,
endurc to unlerpo,

TuD.it

o brinp (ip.

Tiiiii.Jt.o-onij /.1. nsUgffsrinp
TTtubatui, x, um. pi. «tumbline;
Titiiboare.il 1 to »lumble,to st»g-

«■er.to reel.to tripito stammer, *

hesital

TlfilU!

lus, JL, oui
rol[tm>.'"tiiis.niA . .,
iTollens, tia, fit . taking away
T«llo ).Tf.siniuli,sublatum,u.3.
lake.pickJttW rsisc up.to takc.
carry off.to take away,

Tone*cit, tm
Tmiitr-ilui, e
Toiulru.ii.if!

der, * ruml
TftlMrttBt*
Tbnltrm, iU
!'ciiittrumn.i

hIin K uoise
loiio.are.nii

1'iSunt oris.

alung' witli, u> abolish.to briuglToiisi.i/ tl

title,» trophy, hou
icpret"

, .... _i inscriptton, a hill
Mt upon adoor a itiark sct tipot
a vcmcL the fnim of a »ow.

T»yrus,i.m 3 » rced.s snlyr, rwili
man,a h*-jJoat, a tinti of »pc.

Tmesis, i»/ 3. a division.

TO.

TBdilhu. a, uin. aoV tinj'.

Tttgu. i/.l.upwnii cover,9rwr«pJ
per,time ofpeace, management
of civil affaifa * r.l

TnnsHis.
clippcd, cu

ron*a»,ej

['utisill.T,~iru

edncJite.to dvfer.tu put off,
tocut nff Tiillerc animos to takc
lic:irt,/'/flTi«. nuimos alicui.to ctv
cti,iR.^e,V,,/f.8(-h'iniiM0(raiiipre

fcrnieni.Cii-jfrisum. /for cachiiv

nuin.td lau K ii li, «rtilv, Cir.cl.imn. roii«m>, ,ir t .
r,s l|..rreii.!iis.tf sct up f,V.r frn- ronsor.oris
dTiiii.t.. u';dk aruru, /'iW lau.li-T.iiisorium.
!>u- :il, T „> t,,lv K :ily t„ '.■ i .mi„,.h,l,|' f ,„,nr. Ui . s
tVi'.ii.rtnci.is,i»l'irc*t it Uv. s!i-T<iii-,ir;cu|:i,
fjiicni fnrtn. to kidnjp liirn IV.^.Tnuitrii.j, ,*
afi |>icm ij mctliu. U*. de mclio.Tnnstii-i.ic;,
to kill, Cic. (/). lo betukeri up.T„„,iir;.,.r./".
-nt.su. a/u

TOR

TOR

TOT

487

tops of small trecs. |Torpedo, Xnu. f.3. numbneai, bui

iina,.r/ 1. the art of making 1 ncss, a fisli.
ours, or figiires with trees]er Torpens, tis. pt numh, dull, fain»
iarium,i./iZan arbour, a bow-Torpco,cr<»,pui n'Z to he henunih
iari>is,i. m. 2.a gardencr, ouc cd, tobc numb,stifr.dullm-hcav\ .
q maketh arbours i to licinactivc,tobe boundup,tol><

:arius,a, um ailj. ornamcntul. in ai ccstarv. to faint, vlanpuish
ica, orum. pl. n. 2. topics. Torpesc.ens,tis./*7. growinp* nuiiit>.
1c*,cj /*3.the art of invtntion.Torpesc*>,ccre inc. • togrownumb.
icc, fli/r topically. i stiir, slu^ish r faint, to tarnish

'icis,a uin «'//.topical anarbor Torpide, ath' torpidly, heavily,
•i.uin,i n. 2. a knot ina frarden. Torpidus, a, um ndj. torpid, stitf",
>ftjfr.iplii;i, x./.l. topofjraphy. clull, heavy, drowsy.
*l, St Torfile, is. n •> the furni-Tflrpor.ftris.m.3 nu nbnets, hcavi-
cofa bcd.ortablca tablccloth ncss. drowsiness, listlessness la-

Vorrcor.eri/'.to!>escnrched[dried.
rorresco. ere n. f> f»t? roastcd ©r
rorrklus, a, w\w.ad : . torrid, suhry,

hot parchod.si'oirlH-'i,b'irnt,dry,

shrivclled, shnmk up. starvcd.
Torris, is m 3 a firchrand.
Torsio, onis.y -«a twistin^ a \rrith-

injr, a torturing', a jfripinj;.
TortO ndv. crookcdly, aviry
Torti1is,e. adj wreathed. wiiid!'i;r.
rortivus,:i.um /..// sqiirf/cd.pres-
Tortor, iiri p. to bc pained [ned.
Tortor 6rU.-ji.3a torturcr, Kqiins

tortor,a hard trottinjr Iiorse^\«n.
Tortuflsc adv crookcdlv.

cQlar,TW Torcul.ire, is n 3. a' sincss[a collar,0rchain,wrcathcd H'ortunsus, a, um. adi. ior, c mp.
sm for winc oil. Scc Torquitns a um «.-// that wearcth wiiidin£,crookcd.intricate, pain-

CiUirium, i. n 2. a press-room Torqucndus,a um pt. to bc tortur
cftlarius, a um. adj. of a prc»s. ed, tormcntcd r wrcstcd
ciilarius, i. m. 2. a prcssman. Torquens tis pt. twistiiijr roll : n<r

c:ilum; i n 2. a pie»s

CUliis, i. m 2. idein

sulus, a, um a>lj. of a prcss.

torturinir,throwiii£abouth»irlin|r.
Torqiieo.e>c,rsi,rtuin&.rsiim. a 2
to twist, twirl, to whirl orturn a-

Mima, atis. n. i platc chascd, hout tocurl, tobcnd to write.to

!>ossed, rengTavcn.
■Umntum i. m 2 idcm.

<listort,to pervciit,towrcst totor-

ture, torment.orrack, to exmici-
Uticc.e.4 /"tlieartofcngTavin^. ate,to %'c3C,to throw or hurl,io or|Torvitcr.»i./T-.sour!v, stcrnl; [ncss.
nen# inisn ^tormina! um. pl. dcr ©r ^ovcrn Torquere itvr,to Torulus i m.J.a httlc oci!:: nn<^lct

Tortura, x.f 1 a twistinjj. fful.

Tortus, a, u:n. pt twistcd, curlcd,
friz/.h d,writhcd,v.indin^, tortur-
cd dartcd, thrown, huri^.-d.

Tortus, u». m. crookcdncds, a
wrcath, a s]>ir»*.

Torvc, «//»•. soui-lv, flternlv.

Tm-\-iiius,a,ii:n. tulj.id.*jv. Torvus.

1'orvitas. alis^/' ., v>u«'ik*sh, stcrn-

irripinjrof thc ^uts thcchohc.
aenttim, i.n 2 a torment, tor

stcp asidc Stat. stannna, to spin,
Ton|iicor t cri p to be tortureil^O:'.

a woinanN ciwl, a lurur.nl
Trtr.is,i.Mi.'^. a ho.l.a coiwJi a h»*.l-

;Apinrhinc;,»ruippin^ au cn-Torques,& Torquis. is il.r- -J acol- st.vid. marriri^r. a r>i>-'. or corfl,
:tottirows'oncs,&c.acannon, lar, or chain, r.itf, a wrcalh, h ! twi«>-.-il p/rivr-j». s«ra", , 1 a wr.'!i'!i,

•p*j [lCrip*-" s

iintlis, e. atlj causiuyr ttn

iin6*ius, a, um ndj subjcct to

KTipcs.

^tor. oris m 3 aturncr.

It.iii, a. um. pt. tumcl.

o, irc a. 1 totum, topolish.

or, ari p to he turnel

'i* i. m.2 a w lecl, a lathe, a

r ?r. Anj^usfo versus inclu-

- torno to make vcrscs in a

struin.

*n%x,*vi\.atlj. io r, c-»mji.hnw>

«tmnjr, lusty, rough.

frarland of Ho.vcrjL
rnircfacio[torrco,facin ,ccrc, fe-

ci, factum- a 3 to p.ircli
Torrefactus, a um pt scorchcd.

u tuf», :i rin^^rt, a kn'it, n •" i:!l-
in';•; tori, />■' liriwuv m-isi- 1 . s.
rorvus.a,u:u.i; f/'.M»r c m/» .»*«., :.u«
»ttp, «*:>,ir, stcrn,»;:nm. *\\n- 9 c-w).

Torrcns,tis p:Zfa'lj.tor,comp. i*si-jTust.is.a,um. pt to.,s;M. rnasU- 1,
mufMKp toastinjr. ruastin^.parcli-j broilci, bakcd, %r ^hvd.^nmrli.
in^r, hasty. violent, hcaUlontr. ^a-jToVlrfl.'f. , |||f/.'r. , . so inanv. '*■..* *o
pid fluent 8>i'try. [tlooil JTfitulis. c uij tota», who-c. ■ n* r -

rorrcns.tis m > a tornmt,a land JTot^litcr, adv. *ota!ly, wh^ li-

'1'orrcntiut, adv. comp. morc vio- ro»!d»* n.«i // 'tt.^tdec! hi«t«r> .puip .
lcntly. :T6t:vi» «*./»•. il.qu T'i> s. n /- s->

T »rr«.-o,8re,rui,tostum.*.2.to toxst.i many tim«-s t.< ofr <.*n.
roast.er broil to bake to porcii, o*-Trttus.a,u-n.aJ/.so «rreat *o m..uv
■corrhi to buni, to dry, to pin«u T6tus,8>,um adu \v».vs^ ^ -cv&.x-

«90

TRA

TRA.

TRA

sus i/ to go '>rpas* o\ cr,bc> ond,
(r by, to excecd, to transgress
Traiisjpvssio 6nis /. 3. a pussiiu?
over, or bcyond a transgrcssion.
Truiib^rressor, ori* m. 3 a trans

grcssor
Traiisgrcssus, a, »ni. pt. that hath
pussed over, a going over, ex
ceeding. (sio

Trunsgrcssus, us.1V/.77/. Transjrrcs
T'-an^ioctiO,6ni8/ 3.a casting ove;
Transjecius, a« um. pt. laid ucross
Tr.nisn:ns.«'intis, /»/. passmg over
lY-in>ijrsi itrans, ago], gcre, sC-gi,
sv.ctuui, ad. ' to nin, or tlirus
thru.i/li, to pierce, to concludc.
to finisii. to dispatch to transact.

tO puSS

Trciii-cgor, fri. p to hc transactcd.
Ti':iiisj'i«mo, viti Trujieio-
Tr«-*silio [tr m-.,-..il:o\ Wrc. lfvi, ir

lui. « ■* toleup, orpass over.be

vond, ©r hy, to excecd, to ouiit.
T*i!'si!is e adj. tliat pusscth over
Trunsitio.-Viis. / 3. a transitiun, u

ftfOiiijr ovcr. a rcvolt a passuge
Ti.iiisiionus, a an.ai/i transi'or>
TransiUir.iturn cst imprrg he-we,

or t-iev puss over, (pa*s ovcr
Ti':insst»'iriis, a, um />/. ahout to
Tra:H*t!i.s. a, »im ///. passcd ovcr
Transitu*, us m 4. a passingover,

a passa.?^, a chaiigc, u transit
T-a ivjunr.i jjcre a.3. to rcmove
7' i7'<ria!>(>r,hi,a]>sus,r/.toslidi' ovcr
Ti.i wlrUio, onis f3 a translation.a

tra .si^iTin^ca transplantiii^a rc-

lii - ). al, a r.ji.in^rc, a dcinur.

ve> cd, mctaphorical.
7Va«*lcgo,ere,egi,a .> toreadove
rrauslficciis,tis.pf shiningthrougi

Transpadanus, a um. mij- s

beyond the rivcr Po (thr

rranspcctus, us. m 4« a 1»

YVu/itlucco, erc, xi. «. to shinv». 'ranspicio [trans,specio]. cr

through (reiit

Transliicidus, a. um adj transpa
Transmarinus, a,um <zr(/ foreign.
! 'ransmcabilis, e adj. that may bi
passed over, or through.
Crausineans, tis pt. passing over
!Vansmeatio f 5nia. f. a passin^

(bcyond.

through.

7V«/i*meo, ure. n. to ptss over 01 \ rransportatus<a,um-/>MrtiHp
y , ifi«*migro.are n.l.to remove[er IVarwporto, arc. a.l. to trani
! 'r:insniissio,tnis/3 ascndingov to banish, to convey over
rransmissurus, a,um pi about to IVansportor.uri //.to hecamt

scnd ovcr

"Vansmissus, us m. 4 a passagc.
I 'raiis-nissus,u,uni.pf. 8ent,or puss
cd ovcr spent.

p ransmittendus, a um. pt to bc
traiisn.ittcd, ov po&tponcd
r ransiiiitti'iis tis.pt. passingovcr.
rra}ism\lto % tcrc.Tsijissum. a. 3. to
trans nit,to scnd,makc,piss or go
ovcr.to cast, »r throw ovcr, or he-
vond to lef.orrun tlirough,topass
'>?• spcMi.l to pass hy, to omit.
rransmittor,ti pa.ns.Ui bc sent over
rransuiontanus, a, uui. adj. living
hcvondthc mountains.
Prap.s.iiotus, a, um. pt rcmovcd.
"/Vaiwmovco, ere,6vi,6tum. act 2.
to rcinove, to transfcr.
Transmutans tis- pt. changin^.
Transmutatio, onis./ 3. a change,
or transposition, an exchanjre.
YVii/ivinrito, ilrc act 1. to chanjre.
Tra i^- :ti!iii9.a.>ini.ii //.traiisfcrrcd|Trausmtans,tis./i/ swiinmingovcr.

ii-k-i\> vo l us:ial, orlinarv, mcan 7'/*«/i.fnlto urc «.1. toswim over.

■>. to look through, to btlio
rranspicior,i.p to he seep tln
IVanspiratio.dnis./.o.transpii
*."a»«p5no nerc.a.3- to tniu
"ransportMio 6nJ8/"ti-ansp«r
!>ansportaturu»i,u,um./w. sIm
transportortranspose (tramp
rranxportuiidus, a um. ^-'

rranspositiOtOnis/3-a tranK

rranspbsitus,a,um/>f. tnui^)

IVausrhenanus. a uin. <iij-*

hc>ond thc- Kliinc (tl»?l

Transtiberiiiiis a,um. wh.bs

rranstillum.i 71 aliuk tm

rranstrum i n 2.a hcncli.^rfc

a hoat,or ga!k*> ,a bcam, u f

!'ransvectio,onis ^a cam.tuj

l*ransvectus.a,U!ii pt carritd

jrone,o>-j>ast(carry over.to ci

I ruuwveho,h.r* ,cxi,'Ctum.ii

Transvchor. hi /• to iic ra.rl

Transvcrbcrutus a, «i!i »./'(. *

through (through. tu 1 11

Ti-awsverhcro.lrc arr l to f»

Transvivsi adv »>ke*, - st

Transveniiriti:n, i. .1 - * "** :

Transvcrsirius. a. 11:11 r* '»

Transvcrsc. atlv rt^r.iss '.tli

Trunsvcrsio.onis./.>. atr»**!

Trans\ crsus a,ii.:i.«'//- tr»:«'

ucross,o\ ertliAurt.-onTarM

. . site Transvcrs:s a^.t" ^ r ' J

Tr.t 1»; t«v is i.-rn a //•id. co n non, rran>nU'irus, a, um. pt. ahont to: portcd -vith p.ss :>»i f Vl ' f
'Jmujhior. oris m. ». a tranaUlQi',a' swisn ©vcr. | TeTsanid!g':tam,an.ijcrijrc

«•.*•* «-Hkvi

THE

TM

TM

491

insvcrsum pfrcrcaliqiirm shakinff, a twinkling", gTcat fear.iTribucns.tis pt. a trihnting, gran^-
onc act indircctly, Flor. Trcmulus, a, um. udj. trcmbling.JTnbulA, x.J. 1. a little cart (ing.
[tran». salto], are a. 1. 6hakinjr,quiveriiig > , warbling. tot-jTnbfilis. is. m. 3 oneofthe suine
»r jump over, to vault terinjr, twinklingymcertain (injr.! tribe. stock, er ward, a plcbeian.
,mcre,:npsi, mptum. a o.TrcpidanB tif. pt, trcmbling-. panl-;Tnbulo,are a 1 to thrash, to vex.
rom onc to anothcr. |Trcpidanter, attv. ius, c mp. fear Tnhulum. i n 2. i</. v«. Tribula.

tio, 6nis./ 3. a takinjj fuily [icar

to another (sumptive |Trepidutio, ftnis / o a trembliu^.
tivus, a, um «</;. tran-lTrepidatur, impere. thcy tremble.
erc « .5 to scw throufrh iTrcpidaturus, a, um. pl. about to
ii./>.to be sewed throiifrhl tremblc

ns,tis />f .flying- ovcr(tcn
:o,arc.n l.to fly over of
,are n.l.to fly ovcr,orbc-
haste, to det»ert.
9 m 3 an oil-prcss.(cd.
,i #i. & Trapctus, i. 7/1 2.
z.f.l.a bankcr's tablc.
,dc.m.l. a bankcr, an ex-

11, i. n. 2. f quadranjrlc-
ioron,i n. 2. a cupboard,
, thc foot of a tablc.
ri//. Tr.insveho.
a atlj pl three hundred.

t, adv. thrcc hundred
«/./r.thirty tiiiics.(timcs
atlj. pl indeel. thirteen
d.is.a,um. adj. trcmbling*,
harful, :.fraid.
Ot [trcmo, facio]. c£re,
m,a S. to m#ke to trcm
akc, to put 111 fear
us, a. um pt. shaken,
tcrrified, trcmbling-.
s,a,.im./>/. to he startled
ndous, drcadful.
ds pt- tn:mblmg\
s. ti». pt tremblinjr.
:urc .i.nc S. totremble,or

Tnhulus i.m 2 a thistle,a brambJf,

an irou spike,a caltn>p[mcntscat

J'rihunal,alis,u. a tribunul, a judjr-

Tnhunalia, ium. pl. n. 3. banks to

kecpthc watcrfrom ovcrfiowmg

Trepide «flf/r fearfully, in a hurry.j rrihunattis,U9. m. 4. tribuncship.

Trepido, are ?i. 1. to tremblc, to
shakc, to hcat, or pant, tohastcn,
or bc in a hurry, to rim along. to
bc anxious, or conccrncd, to fa.il,
or bc wcak.
Trepidor,ari rf.l.to be in fcar(fraiii
Trcpidulus,a,uiu adj somcwhat a-
Trepidus, a, uni. adj. trembling*,
frighted, astonished, fcurful, ti
morous. conccrned for, doubtful,
uncertain, suddeu, uucxpectcd,
swift, hasty.
Trepondo, n. indecl. thrcc pounds.
•amJj pl. three lnmdrcdTres, & hic tria aiij.pl three Te-

tribus verbis volo, three wonk

with you, Jlaut.
Tresais.is.m <). the wcigbt or valut

of tliree uttes, or fartlungs.
Trcssis, c adj vile, mcan, pitiful
Tresvlri, vid Triumvir.
Triangnlaris, c at\j. triangrular

rit • % f\ m 1 g

rribOnttius,a, um. adj. tribunitial.

rribunus.i.m.2 a tribunc. Tribuni
plcbis, keepcrs of the hbcrtics of
the pcople.Tribuni militiun,those
who had the command >- 1 . a ltrcrion
six to each leg".on, an i * «•mmar.ti-
ed h\ turns, coloneJs. 1 nbuni x-

rarii, rcccivers-jrcncrrl

!'ribuo,ut re,ui,fitnr.i u. .». to attri-
butc,to a*>sifrn uscribt',«>r imput**,
to grant y pvc f «r bestow,to dividc,
to pay regarri, or rcspcct.

!>ibuor, ui./>.mj to l'o attributed.

iYibus, ds/4 1 tribf, or ward.

I 'ribiitarius, a. um uUj. tribiiLam .

rnbutlui, tutu. wanl by uard.

rributio 011111./ 3. a ilistiuniting*

1 rfbittor oris. m. 3 :i bcstovrcr.

rnbiltmn, i n. 2. tributc, custom*
impost. a tix toll, . r abacssmcnt.

rributnriis,a,um/>r. that willg\ve.

rriangulum,i.n.2a triaMglu(nercr' ;'ributus,i. m ~.trib\ite, a su) wdy

Tr.angnlus a, um. adj. three cor
rriarii. drum pl. m. 3 oldsoldici*'
sct in the rcar, as a reservc Au
triarios rcs rcdiit, thc busincss ia
conic to the Ust push, J'rov.
Trias, adis / .> the trcy, or threc
Triba», aclis. / 3- a mran wliore.
t, to shake, toquake iTnbracliys, jos tu. 3. a foot con-
,m»ii n 3. to trcmble, or* taining" fhree short sylbblcs.
1». to shakf, to quake,lo l Tribu.ir;us, a, um. adj.ofz tribc

iTnfmciKkiB^um ptJLo bc attri!>ut
. .i a IrambKnjr, a 1 cd, t« ke given, t© bc b««u»wc4.

r.s. m.

rnbiHus, a, um. p: attribi»:':f).
^raiitcd.^ivcn,dividuil,ihstributcd
i'i ii>uti:s, a, um< udj ot 111: »r,be».
'Vic.c, aruni./i/./.l.a ltt, r imprdi
mcnl.tritio, ^owgaws, lo<dcrics,
tovs.

t rircnurius a. um a:(! of thiriy«
. nceni, x. a adj.pl. thirty.
ru:cntcni,x a au/. three hurflrcd
. -.'fijciitics, adv. thi-ec hun*.^ ;; J
tiincs. (triple*

J'n cco% itis. «.tij

*»«

TYR

VAC

VAG

T0tdphiM,ttm.o4; of f or belongingfryro, ftfifo.m. fcc. wdl Tiro, &e.

to a tutor, or euardian.
Tiitulus, i m. 2. a woman's rolK

tbe peak ortuft of a priesfs hair.

•r cap, a tower, or turret
Tutus, a, uro. a$< ior comp. issf

muMif^.safe» secure, out of dan

Tyrrhena vincula, 1 uscan smdals.
VA.

\r&cans,tis M. vacant, uninhabit-
ed, voio, free frotn, without,
at leisure, supernumerary.
VAcantcr, adv. at leisure, idly.

srer. M al£ tutae mentis Orestes, Vacat, imp. I am at leisure

disordered, distraeted. N-r

Tuus, a, um-pron adj. thine,thinc Vacatio, dnis/3. an exemption, a
own, favourable. Tuum est, itis discbarge, afreedom- (leisure
your part, Ter. De tuo, out of yacaturus,a,uin pt. about to bc at
your own pocket, Plaut
TY

Tymbos^.m.atorab, afuneral pile

Tympan)cus, a, um aaj having a Vaccinus, a, um. aqj. of a cow

tympany, of a tympany
Tympanista, x.m. 1. a drummer
Tympanitcs, ae. m. 1 a tympany
Tympanizo, are. a 1. to drum.
Tymp&uotrfba,s. m 1 a drummer
Tyuii)6miin,i n.2.a timbrel,adrum,

a wneel a sobd orb, a pannel
Typhon, 5nis m» 3. a whirlwind
Tjrpice. adv. typically.
T^picus, a, um. aaj typical
Ty^griphia, ae./ 1. printing
Typographus,i.m. 2- a printerfple
Typus,i.m 2. a type, ftgure, exam-
Tjrrannlce, adv tyrannically
T^ranmcida,* c.g.\. the killeiso

destroyer of a tyrant (a tyrant
Tyrannicidiuin, i. n.2. a killing of
Tyrannicus. a» um. adj tyranmcal,

tyrmnous cruel, despotic

TyraTiisjfdis./^.tyranny, despotic VicueTacio, [vacuus, facio], c£re

govcrn.nent, usurpation, sove
reignty, goveroment (a tym.it

VacHUm adi> leisurely.

Vacca,ae./.l.a cow, a iittie harlot
Vaccinium,!. n a blackberry,» bil
berry.

Vacciila, ae./ 1. dim. aheifer.
VaceTlo [vacuus, fio], fie*ri, factus,

n. p. 3. to be made empty.
Vacerra,*./ 1. a rail of timber. a

post, a coxcomb, a fool. (ple
Vacerrosus,a um. a<%„ doltish,sim-
Vacillans.tis.£*. wavering, shaking,

moving.staggering, drooping,un-

stcady. [staggering, inconstancy
Vacillatiooms./ 3. a wavering, a
Vacillo,arc n. 1 to wavcr, to shakc,

to totter, to stag^er, t« fail
Vacive, adv. at leisure. (poverty.
Vactvitas,atis./3.emptincss.want,
Vacivus,a,um . a dj . em pty>atleisure

Vaco,are. n. 1. to be empty, void.
free from, disengaged, at liberty,

•rat leisurc, to want,to be intentl a case, the cod of corn
upon, or study, to be employed. Vaginarius, i m.2. a nhesJ

ed^t libeTtyoHetsure^i

insignincant (bail,

VgdAturus, a,um. pt. ab<

Vadfttus, a, um. pt. goi

sureties, requinng bail
Videns, tis. pt. goingv n
V&dfm5nium,i.n.2*a rec

«urety,bail

Vado ire,si t sum.ii.to go.
Vadorari.fi to give bail*
Vlidosust a, um aqy. for
V&dun>i.n. 2.a ford, ;.r i

a river, a narrbw passa;
sea, the sca, a bottom
Vadus« i. m. 2. idem
Vadus,a, um.uaj fordabl
V&interj. alas ! woe to,
Vafeis a, um- aaj. frior, t

mus,t»^rafty f wily« cui
Vaframentum,i.R.2. ani
Vafr^, adv. craftily, cun
VafrHia, ac./.l. crattine*
' slvness

Vafrites, 6i./ 5. crafiJ
Vagabundus«a,um.<ii{i i
Vagnns, tis. pt. wanderh

searcliing,romm*£ing,!
Vagatio, dnis. / 3. s s)

strolling a roving ubw
Vagatus, a, um pi ha*«in|
Vagt^, adv dispersedl^' i
Vagiens, tis pt. cryingli
Vagina, ac./l.a scabiwM

Tyrannua,i.m. 2. in old time it was
used, in good part for a king,now
for a tyrant; also, a usurper.

Tyrianthlnus,a,uui adj. of a bright
tioJet colour

Tyrios,a,am» a^*. of the c\ty Tyre

TyrUa.

f^ci, factum. a. 3« to lay waste
Vacuefactus, a, um. pt emptied,

T^rannoctdno.i,i./n 2. the killer of made void, freed» deHvered.

Vacuitas,atis /3. eooptiness. free-
dom. (void.

Vacuo, are a. to empty, er make
Vacuor, ari. p. to be emptied.
Vacuuin, i. n. 2. an cmpty place

Vacuus,a, um. adj. issimus, sup\ to be unsteady, to diajn
k ^^^^^^e.Cr^n^d^sengagJvagua, a,um. ^

Vaginiila, ae f 1. a littk

Vagio, ire, Ivi. ituous

as an infant, to squeak

Vagfto, are. n.l. tos^us

Vagitus, us m. 4 toe (

\

young childreni s crjfi ■
Vagor. 6ris. m 3. ntas
Vagor, ari. rf.l to w*ni#r

rovc up and dowm to '

VAL

VAN

VAR

497

ling, excursive, loose, Valglter, aaV. with & wry mouth I Vanno, are. o.l. to fan,or wino#.
inconstant, uncertain. Valgus,a,um. artj.bowlegged, ban-fVannus, i./ 2.a van,or fan to win-
hoida, bravely? O rare! dyleg^cd. Valgura suavium, a| now com, a seed hopper»
tupon it! klss vithapouchedmouth,fV<2u/.|Vimis, a, um. aaj. ior, comp. iarf.

1- ha, ha. VaHde,aOT> ius corap. isslmc, tu/». mus, tup.vtun, cmpty, uselew. in.

very much grcatly eai- stronglv, stoutly, lustilv, loudk, ■•' — ** «--«-■- - •«•

earnestly, greatly. much.

ldius,mnch,or far more.
arewell, adieu
ire.a 3 to bid farewcll
us, a, um- aaj- valedic-

pt. U attj ior, c mp. is-
►. strong, powerful, va
. eflficacious, nourish
or in good hcalth.
4v. ius, c mp valiantly
./. 1. strength (strong
a, um. atfy. somcwhat
ji,litiim.».2.to be wcll,
h.to farc wcll,to profit,
l.to avail.to prcvail, to
t,orbc pittin exccution
g,to have,orbe of force,
or power, to be ablc,
,to be worth, to be. to
ean or signify. VaJe
ebis a form of wishing
. V&leaa, valeat, vale-
rith,out upon,fic upon
, si, fec let me die, if f
ilere gratia apud ali
be in his favour, Cic.
S to influence him, Itl.

e.fec 3.to gct atrength Valvltus, a, um. oo)' havng, or

a ium,i.n.2.an infirmary
•iua,a um.atQ sickly,
aickncsa, oflen sick
is/. \health, sickness
ady,diseaae, pain, pet-
jnxy, distractioti Re
iidines principis, to be
physician v 7 1 ac Nervo-

Validitas, atis./. 3. validity.
Validus a, «m arlj ior, comp. issi

m\m%*up. strong. stout, powerful,

mighty,valiant, ablc, good, brisk.

lively, active. well, ov in health.

secured, furoishcd, provided
Va1itiirus,a,um. /tf.to avail.(great
Valluris e. a<fj. of atrench, or bu«-

wark.
Vallatus,a,um./U. intrenchcd, for-

tified fenccd, surrounded.
Vallia, tW Vallcs, is / 3. a valley,

or dalc Alarum valhs,the arm pit
ValIo,are.a. 1 to trench round, to

fortify to fcnce, to sccurc.
Vallor, ari p. to be sccurcd.
Vallum,i. n. 2 atrench,a bulwark.

or raoipart with palisades, a fan

Vallum aristarum, tlie beard in

the ears of corn, Cic.
Vallus,i. m. 2. a trcnch, a rampart.

significant, foolish, triflinr, «illy,

fJse,treacherous,u>ccitf\^rying.
\ iplde* adv. vapidly. dully iU.
Vnpiditaa atU /. 3 vapidne&s.
Vapidua,a,um o<tf.vapid,flat,nasty.
\ apor, oris. m 3 a vapour^team,

heat. (u,.

\ apdrarium, u n- a stove to sweat

■ipdratio.dnis./. 3.aca*tjng up of

vapours, a stcaming.
* tip6ratas,a,um. />/ rxhaled, drie4

ipwith heat, hot, scorched.
v"ap6nfer,tW. Vapdriferus,a, um.
adj.th&t niakethvapoursjonteaint
\ apopo are.a. U a. I to send out
vapours, to evaporate, to sraoke,
to dry up.to hcat,tobc scorched,
to perfume

Vaporor, ari p. to be nerfumed.
VapArdsus,a,um.aa>fulj ofvapoan
\ aponis, a. um. a<(f. sultry.
v.»pos, 6ria m, 3. vapour.
\ :ippa,ac./ I.pal1cdu»rdead wine.

a palisadet a stake.or post.a fcttlej a spendthrift, an idle fcllow.
fan for com. Valliis pectinis, the Vapiilans. tis, /i/. being beaten.

row of the eomb-teeth, Ov.
Valor, 6ria. m. 3 vahie, price.
Valvae,arum pl.f l.fbldingxloors.

made with folding-doora
Valviilus i m2 a shell of peas. &c
Vanesco, cere inc 3. to vanish,to

come to nothing. to wear off
VanTdlc\is,a,um aaj talking vainly
Vaniloquentia,*./. vain talk. rant
Vanil6quus-a,um.aa>talking vain

ido, the goutp or rheu- Vanitas Itis/3 vamty. emptiness,
u€t. inconstancy,vain-boasting,pride,

>. it U well. ambition, ftattery, fahehood.

n. 4. U make mouths- \1nftado, Inis./. 3, idcm

4« •

Vapularis, e. at/j that is beaten.

Vapiilo. arc. n. 1. to be beaten,to
bescoui-gcd, orwhipped

Vara, «./ 1. anetsl\orc, a rafter,
or transom.the small-pox ermea-
sles,rcd pimpIes,o/ apecka in the
face.

Vari, Srum. />/. m 2 pita made by
the smail pox,red pimplea in the
face. (ther

Varise, anim. jsf. f a streaked pan-

rarians, tia. M varying. chan^ng,
variablc. changeable, iiKxmatant,
partiug, aeparating. mized.

VariaAus,a.iim aay oftcn changia»
colour, of a pale-red colour.

▼Ett

■?tom'

msii

VeriftBffatan» l Jt 2. a true repc^V*tt_--lrt*r orfr. like a bt>h«a i re f ]V«il61*it lt e.a4f.th»l i
.___*__._ — ___• — rudely, fawningly. [flourfcthing | ed^turoiogwH^uita

Vcnttio^nit/- Utm

a right wterpretation.
Ve*itonritlis<e. ajf. iar. e mp. iffi-Jyeniens, tit, /* Verdfiit, ^reen,

mut._i/£ likely.probable.crediblelVeroatio, flnis / 3. 1 growmg a-
V£rt__m_lit_r, adv. probably.
VetfttmtBtQdo.Yint/^.UkpVliood

probability, a true likeneaa.
Veristime.aaV mQtttru_y.
VCi-tftt, Jktfa./. 3. truth, the truth
Vtat_*»-a,um_ pu reeredt fearing
Vermic__Ians, tit. pt. breeding
. Vorms, creeping like a worm

wartneaten
Vermfc&l-td, adv> like worms.

Vernuhe fibelli^ merry booka,
Mart.

VerfculJUio, Onia /. 3. a breeding Vern&la, x. c *. 1. a IHtlgitare

of worms, a gripmgof thc gutt. "" ,_ VL ■-— ■—

VerrolciiUUut, 7 « ' unv£#. infested

With woims,int*id, embroidered
VermiriMor, trL dep. 1. to breed

wormt,to be wormeaten,to make

ehequer work, &c. to inlay.
Vcmiciilosus, a, um. atfj. full of

wqrmt, tr grubs. (a grub.

Vermfcfilus, i. m. 2. a little worm,
Vermic&lua, a,um. atf}. red.
Vermina, um. pl. n. the gripes,

gripingt

Vermmltto, _nis/3.a brceding of VerrIcui_Lt_s,a,uin o^.like a drag
worras, *nr bots^. wringing of the VerrTculum.i n 2 a sweep, or drag

guts, ariy acute pain.

with, or breed wormt, to shoot,

or pain.
Vermlnor, ari. <lcp. 1. to twitch.to

pain; pa*% to be griped. [worms
Verm.ndsus* a, um. a_(f- full of

Vermis, is. m. 3. a worm, a grub, a tole.

creeping thing, vermin.
Verna.aBc.f.l. a bondslave, a tau

cy fellow. a rude scoffer.
Vern^c»Uus,a,um. adj. tliat it born

in one _ houte peculiar to a coun

try, native, taucy.
Vern-xulus, i. m. 2. a homeborn

te/vant, a rude scoflfer.

gain, a tkin, tr slough. [rade
VernUit, e *#• tervile, fawning,
VernUltaMtit/ 3 .affectedctvility,

taucy language, acurriBty.
Vemritter, adv. tlavishly.
Vernd, ado. in the spring-time.
Verno, ire. n. 1. to be, tr growlVertff ic2t_o,6nis/ 3

rerdant,orgreen to bud, tr tptout Ver__-_cato^dris, •.

out, to catt the ikin, tr slough, Vertrf ico [versut, fi

to awarm, te sing. " "~ " *"

Vernus ,a, um adj. vernal, of the
Vero,c fy.but,nay, rather, yea tru
ly ; adv. indeed» truly.
V_ro,are. n 1 to tell the truth.
Verpa,ac./ 1. i e. Penit
Verpus, a, um adi. circumcited.
Verpus, i m. 2 a Jew, a worm
Verreni,tii.jM.l* eeping, tcouring
Verret, it. m. 3. a boar-big. [net.

Vermind, ftre. n. to be troubled Verrlnut, a, um. atf ofaboar-pig.

Vernulus.a,um.e^.tervile.[tpring^Verso, &re. act 1. to

often, over or up, ti

ble, to stir about, t

contider,to agitate,

to drive, to manage

nimum toM>lyit,l

testea, QutSr verbi

mine them thoroug

Versor,_Iri./»«*» & dt

ed, to be convenan

or employed, to cot

continue, to be, to

Versdria, ac/ l- a iti

Versara, ac. / L atui

ram facere,to take '

on interest, Ci{ V

you will pay fbr all

Vert-U-ut, a, um. pt i

Veraua,a, um M. turt

way,changed,ove_t

inclinrd, propente.

mi disiNrbea in mi

net, a dart, a flew.

Verro r£re, ri, rsum. a 3. to brath,
to tweep, to draw along, to rtke
Verror, ri. pat». to be cleaned.
Vernlca, *./. 1. a wart, ahillock.
Verrucaria, x,/ 1. wartwort, turn-

Vertatus,a,um-pt. tui
ttirred, about, eom
ttted, mana^ed, eti

Verttc61or^n__e-{p. f
variable,changeabk

Vert-cSl&rut^tUnMu

Versic^lut^ • aahor

1 to vernly, to mak
Vertioi Snit./ 3. a ti
Vertipellit, e. _t_(f. tl

the skin, sr fornt, il

Vern.cds_s,a. um a^.fuU of wartt,

ar hillockt rough, uneren.
Verructila x. / l.dim a little wart. Versus,ua. m. 4ut tur
Verrunco, 9_re. act. 1. to change aj a line, a note, or t

thing for the better. [ed fickle.j tcription. rank, •* i
Versabriis,e adj thatmay beturn- plat of ground a
Vers-ibundus^um.ac^.abouttobe! every way.

turned, to turn round [stirring. VersA_s,/»r^.toward

r^i^/i^e.aay.vernaUofthetprin^^ao-W tis. pt. tuxning, rolling, Versis^»*., towarA»

VER

VES

VES

50S

, adv. ius. cemp. craftily, uneu^Plaut. In seipsum vcrtitur,
giy, artfully, subtilly. he is all for himself, Cic. Salus

i,x.f. 1 craft, subtiltwart. mea in eo vertitur, roy safety de
ioquus, a, um. adf. talkingi pcndeth upon it, Liv.
r. jVeru, n, indeci pl. VSrua, uum,

sa um. aaj. ior, comp. UsY-j ubus, a spit, ur broach, a dart.
tp. crafty, witty, cunning-, Vlruculum, L n. 2. a littlc spit.
witted, ready, shifting. Verveceus,a, um adj. of a wether.
iV- »•. a hound, a tumbler. Vervex, ecis» m. .». a wether.
a,z/ 1. any turning joint. VSruIna, ac / 1. aspit, or broach.
utuf ,a,um aaj.maidc in the Verum,i n.2.truth, rcason, justice.
f a rvrtebra, or joint. Verum, c n;. but, but yet, just so,

yes truly, yes indeed-
Vfcrumtamen, c nj. nevertheless,

lus,a,um. pt. to be turned.
Stis/>f. turning abeut. An-
tente, at the end of the
Kc.

. vel Vortex, tcis. m. 3. a
ind,a whirlpool,the crown
head, the head itsclf, the
any thing, a pole of the

Vetpfre, vel Vesperi, adr. in the

evening, at thc end of the day,

Vesperna, ac./ 1. a suppcr. [late.

Vespertilio, dnis. m. 3. a bat, a

nigbt-walker.

Vespertinus, a, um. ady. of the c-
vcning, evening. Rcgio vespcrti-
na, the west-country, Ifor, (star.
VesperQgo.lnis./ 3. the evening-
Vesperus,i.m. 2- the evcning" star.
Vespillo,6nis.m.J. a common bear-
Vestalis, e. adj. of thc Vc&tals.(er«
Vester, tra, trom. pron.atfj. yours-
Vcstiariunv».a wardrobe,apparcl

notwithstanding,but yet,howbeit Vestiarius, a, um. adj. of clothes.

Llum4.n&Verticillusj. m. a
rhirl,an axia^a joint, a peg
rdius,a, um. ath that tum-
b beart (fuil of whirlpools.
sus, a, um. adj whirling.
la. *./ 1. & Vertlculum,
a screw, a key in musical
nentg,a whirl for a spindle,
in the backbone.
ndsus, a, um. aaj. dizzy.
».fnif./ 3. a turoing.or rol-
ddiness dixziness, a swim-
n the head, a change.
r, impert. it is debated.
tere,ti rsum. act. 3. to turn
i up,over, rout,to turn up-
>wn, to overturn, r over.

V£rus,a,um. aaj. ior, comp. issimus,
tup. true, real, right, just, meet,
fit, proper, natursJ.
Vfcrutum, i.n. 2. a dart like aspit
VSrQtus, a, um. a<#. armed with a
Vesania,x/1. madness,fury (dart
VSsanio,irc.n 4to be mad,to rage
Vesanus,a.uma<(/.mad,raging, fu-
rious, vart, mighty, sickly
Vesccndus, a, um. pt. to be eaten.
Vescens, tis. pt eating.

L© trmnslate, to die. to im.
to be turned, or changed

flight, Liv. stilum in ta
to rase, or blot out, Cic.

to ruinto ehange,to trans. Vesper,eris.m.3. the evening star,

the evening, a supper, the wcst.
Vesper, a, nm.maj. of the evening.

■c aliquem in fugamtto put Vespera, c /. 1 the evening.

Vestiarius,i, m. 2. a kccper qf the

wardrobe, a broker.
Vcstibulum,iii.2.a porch.or entxy»

an entrance, or rudinient.
Vcstlceps. lpis.c. g. 3. a striplirnj-
Vesticontubernium, i. n, 2. a lying

in the samc bed.
Vestifluus,a uro.ar(/.wearingloose

or wide garments.
Vestlgans, tis. pt. searrhing out-
Vestigalio, dnis./ 3 a searchins^

Vescor, sci, pastus sum. dep. 3. to Vcstigitor, oris.m.a tracer, a bua-

live upon,to eat.to dcvour. to en-

joy,to breathe. Vescendo esse, to

be fit to be eaten, Plin.
Vescus x^umadj eaculcnt, cating,

picrcing, little small. lcan.
Ves!ca,x./l.a bladder, a swelling

style,the privy parts of a woman
VSskcaria,z/l.the wintcr-cherry.
VSsicatdrium/i.n^.acupping-glass
Vesicula, x.J. 1. a litde bladdtr.
Vespa, *./ I. a wasp

ir in nco foro> it it ny bu

ter.
Vestigium,i.n. 2. a track, «r trace»

a footsteptor print of the foot,the
foot, a print, or mark an impres.

sion,a sign,or token,a relic, a mo

mcnt or instant. Equi vestigium,

a horscshoc, Hin.
Vestigo,arc. a. l.a track, or trace,

to hunt afler, to scarch, to ezam

ine.
Vestimentum, i. n. 2 a g^arment, a

cloak, clotlies, drcss, apparel.
Vestio,Ire,Ivi,itum a. 4, to clotbe

to cover, to deck, or adorn.
Vestior, iri. pats. to be clothcd*
Vesperasccns, tis. pt, drawing to-l Vestipllca, ac / 1. a laundry^naid,

wmrds evening. declining*

ti pa*t tobeturned. Res- VesperasciVmp night cometli on.

Vosptrat, Ibat. imp. it is evening.

a chamber in^id.
Vestis, is / a garment,a robe, a
coat, ciotkes, dress % a.

■ ^06 VHL VIN

by ritting op, spe_it.(Ui_t, VuynHHU, te. /. _$■.. » Ktdefam.
V.gflki, *ci*. 0$. watcbiul, vigi- Villum, i. *. 3 ■ «mafl winv"
'" J *- ■- " - --*->•- — - -..— i V"ffiui,L«».3 WooL bair n«p.'

.. vigiUnce, dJUgonce,

i^refutacsa^flgfl.VilgiUlE.iiigfct VaoIrAJia, ium. pt.n.3. oder*.

brtgbt. (ing.

Vtpflor.Sri.p.to be tpentin wiicJ_-
VlFHti, <u$ pL intlacl twenty.

Vleintfvti*tus.us m. 4 the omce Vinfilia,

' ^Si '

, in in like authority fint broarhing.erUitinf; of '
iTlti,Bntm pi. ■»- 9. twetity Vinilli •,«.«$. of vritie. Vin__l_» tct-
Jfecers of like mrthority, ba,wor*U ipoken inliqudr.Furr.

Vtgor, Oris. m. 3. vigor itrength. V initrium, L»l.| wineTesseL
Jivclineat, coungc, bravery. Vinarius, «, um a<fr. uf wine.

VlK"rltui, « um. pt. invignrated Vinfiriiuv. ut, 3.a vinter, a Urera-

Fftfpemlo, dcrc, a. j. to vilify. fceeper, a wiiie-bibber.

VIlu,e. urfj icir, cowip huniM jup. Vinca x./ 1 a perwinkle.
vile despic»ble,uf no Talue,»rac-Vincem___* »,um /ii.to bccoitquer
count, abject. meail, low littJeVincen», lis. p l. conqueriuj* (ed,
worth,at «lowrotc r,lieap,uiflin|jVinccs. potio ■ lialtcr, 1'laut.
unpleasant. !y, r -«v.n.. ..

VinScea, *./ 1.

Vlr#cea^ruro,6i
Vlnficeus. s, utn aif/

n pi a. .. feuta «t the

obBgatien, ■ ga<-land.

r.ndemia^__./ 1* vintage,
ntherinr of fhiiis, w bs

Vindemifilis, e. adi. <rf ■ v
Vind?miltor,firii -i-3 ■ n
« g*therer.a _ur.(»
:«iatariu«,,i,un_.inj'.'

ripe fruit»
iminh, K./lalittle

-_n» M . *__-, -_.*-..

iVinclbiHi.
Y-UUs,lti*/3. vilenesa, basenets,! tilled, sr

meanress, chcapnes*. ,: --

VflK-T,o<r-- iin, crnnp iailmi, tuj

vilely basely, meanly, clic-iply
ViHa.x./.l.ainanor house,af__m

housc ■ country-aeat.
Villfiri«,r ,ai# of ■ village, «r ianr

house-(viUatiq!-,tame-fowl, PSn.
\111&tJlcui.a.um. <ia>'. idem. Alitei
, YTIttoa, x./ 1 a fanner 1 ! wife.

> UR ht.

fice of a bauif, er eteward.
Villicatio.onr». / 3. > maiU-ging nf

a nurm, ■ stewardjiliip.
Yillico, Snj«. «_..>.&
Villicus, i. m. 2. a husbandrtian, i

firraer, ■ bailiff a ileward.
VillOaus, a.um a$. ior, ctmp. i___f-

mu», rap. wooliy, hairy, ■ln.g-gy
rougti, oi fricKj thick, Dbroui.

Tl il *. tl

tie> tu wtap, to hoop
connect, to lecure, to drown

Vincior. iii. p- to be bound.

Vlnclum, i n 2. pro Vinculum.

Vinco,ccre,Ici,ictum o. 3. to con
quer.to aubdue, U> vanquiah de-
feat rout, w ovcrcoroe, to outdo,
exceed,srexcet,to obtain.to pre-
vail, r take pUce, to make ■•
menda,to prove, to digeBt,er csn-
coct, tu eipct.

Vmcor, ci. p. to be orercume (i

Vinctio,ania/o a binding, ui u

Vinctura,__/l.a bbiding, srtyinr.

ViuctOruD.a.umpl. about to bind.

Vinctu-vmtm pt. bouod, girt, con.
cd protuUed. ■aauret'

Viuctii». i, m, 3, ■ priaoner.

Vi nilel.tci» .adj-vftttp nf

' 'ndTcanilu*,H. «m pi. to I
cated, punished, &c
lndfcansjtii. Af.reTengin;
V'nd:c9<ia,An,s/. , » tii»
ViodlcBtum vtLjmp thry
vengerl,(li»er,rev engr^
V indicaiann,a,nni - Ai.atx)
''indicS.tin,ii,iiru/.. frecrU
Vndicix ru-um.p/./l.ui >
'.'iodtco, ire a ] toriK

'itfcnd,to mamtain.tn tl
tave,orpre*erve,to treen
to resto re.to ■vengc,to t
to punish, to cliinwtr ch
i^indlcor, firi- p tobeie*
vimll U,«/l wnpnt*
punishmcnt, defence, >
on the head of adave *hi
free, freedom, liberty.
Vlnca, «. f. l.avine, «-n
an enfrine of war for ttcp
nf .timber and hunlle*
I1nealu,e <ug.ufvi-.e4_ rrii
\"lneiriuM^um ju^. of t ri
. VfnefiUcua, a, um •$ ick
.'rnttuin, i. n. SL a «iniyu
Vlnip04or,ariw3-i wae-
Vln--torjClafcaiA»Ti-W»

VIO

TIR

VI8

S07

. vineyard, a vintager.rvTp&ra, *./. 1. a viper, an adder.
, um. adj. «f vincft. Vipereus, a, um. adj. of vipers.
x.f 1 drunkenness. Vipennus, a, um. adj idem.

a, um. adj fond of or
.nic, drunken
i. ru//'. ior. c mp issi
inous like, ©r fond o('
ih. drunken
m. <i<(/ tipsy, wanton.
2. wine, liquor,driiik,
Vma coronare to fill

a violet, purplc.

aV/.that may bepro
, ur woundcd
..ni. <.///. of a violct co-
\. »Ic* (hurt,orinjurcd
,uiu. jt. to be broken,
w 2 a bed of violcts
i.d dier ot\ iolt t colour
r*7» by violei ce.
".»■ / 3. a v.olatinn.
s /... > a \iolator, a pro-
■lUitcr (late rlovcc
•, ,;m />/ about to vio-
m/y/ vioUted,profnn-
\1 «ufilcd, denouit-d,
ured, hurt, broken, in

Vipio, onis m. 3 a young crane.
Vir,viri.m. 2 a man, a bov, a hus

Virgultum,!. .i. 2. a twig, a shrub-
Virgunciila, z. f 1 a little girl.
\lria,riT<?Viriola */l. anecklace
Vlriatus, a, ui.i. adj strong.
Vlnailum, i, n. 2. a graving-tool

baitd, a male, virility Vir vinin.lvi idans, tis adj. vcrdant, green
lcgit,\vhcn a soldicrchooseth one Viri : arium,i.?i 2. a green, a grecn

to stand by him in whosc valour

he mogt confideth, Virg
Virogo.inis/o.aheroinc(youthfu1
Vircns, tis. pt gTeen, flotirishing,
Vireo,erc,rui n. 2. to bc green. to

flourish, to bc Iusty, or strong, to

alllTie

V irco, onis. m. 3. a greenfinch. *
Vin-s, vid Vss. (to rccover.

VirescOjcere.i nc 3. to grow green
Viretum, i n 2. a grass-plat.

Virga, x.f J. a twig, a branch. a Vfrtdor,ari.^.l. to be mude green

wand,a rod<a irtakea pole,a streak
Virgjtor, 6ris. m. 3. a beadle.
Virgatus.a,um atfj. made of twiga,

garden, a green plat or walk.

Viridarius, i. m. 2 a vcdurer.

Vfride, adv. ius, c mp greenly.

Vir?dia,um />/.*. green walka.herb«

Vmdicatus a \in\.adj madc green,
or tresh, become green.

Viridis, e. adj. ior, comp issimus»
nup green,ota^reen colour,gras-
sy suppv, flourb>hing, youtliful,
frcsh liale.lusty,vigourous (our.

Vinditas^tis/. 3 grcenncss. vig*

Virilis,e adj.of a man, or tlie ruale
kind, manly, manlike, valiant,
pithy.

beaten with rods,spotted,strcak- Virllitas, atis / 3. manliness, the
ed, striped. privy parts of a man, &c

Virgetum, i. n an oaier-ground. Virtlitcr,orfi* ius c mp like a man,
Virgriis,a,um.<z4/.of twigs,orrods. manly, manfully, valiantly.

//'/•violent vehcment,
. : id swift, cruel
i<.v. iiis cump issfm^
itly, heinousU, cruelK
j / 1. violcnce, force,
rcciieMS,fury rashncss
,um<i///ior c mp. issf-
iolcnt, forciblc, injuri-
uercc furious. l>oistcr-
8tuous,enraged,angry,
l>tro'iji, unjcovcmabjc

l t<: \iolaie.loprofane
,to defile,to dcflour to
ij;ir«- hii«t, orahuse, to
traii grcss, to spoil, or
i;ri' o;iLc, tocut dciwn.i

p. to be injured.

Virgifei-, ri. m. 2 a verger.
Virtfinahs.e. at(J virgin life, of, nr

belongingto a virgin.Feles virgi-

nalis- a bawd PUiut.
Virgfnari«s,a,um. adj. of a virgin.

rods, osiers, &c a flugging.
Virgfneus,a,um. id rpt Virginalis.
Virginltas. atis. / 3. virginity,

chastity.

damsel,adaughter, a young mar-

Vinpdteus,tis.<ic(;.mighty, strong.
Virittm, adv. man by man, sepa-
ratelv, singly

\tror oris m. 3. gTeenness (man.
Virdsus a, um. adj* lusting after

Virgindem4a,.-e.y!l. a gathcruig of \ ir^sitS,*, uni. adj. poisonous, ve-

nomou», nast\,^trong, hard.
Virtus,:itis. f. 3. virtue, any good
quality,orproperty,merit, desert,
worth value.valor courage brav-

Virgo,inis/'.t. a virgin r maid, a erv, fortitude, ihi cc, strength, a«

bifity, good management, care.

ried lady. an aqueduct. Virgo Vlrulentus, a, um t.dj. vindent-

charta, not yet publislied, Murt.

aaliva, fastiiig spittle, ( J lin.
Virgiila ae/1. ahttle rod* Virgiils

divina,when things fall as it werc

lntoourlaps from heaven- Cic.
Vir^ulatus, a, um. piy. streaked
| stripti '.

VTnis,i,o.?i.2.poison,venom,bitter-
ness, shar.-ness, a nasty taste, a
nasty, or strong siuell, painl, the
juice of the purplc fish, thc seed
in animals.

Vis. vi», v.m, vi./.i.p^. ViressiuJ».

lyru», 1. M. 3. the WMt-wiad
Ki rn», *../- 1. aiingvonn-
Z -roa, wiHloi, i- ■- 3. s cryital.
Z<.m,r./l.»clo-ewan_. !
ZOticiUa, *./. 1 a doaet.
' 2-ugItca, *. m. l.areed,*
Zo _gm»,-t-- ■ 3* fijjir- whi.
muuv CMUfM t_e joued wilh

Z-iktuum, i. ». 3. darncl cec__e,

_i*yphum, i- «. 2. jujnii**.
i_i_yphui, _,/. 9. jujube-tree.

__TT.

_ .■_..» friexecn
SOpiaw-t/prtcli -cnp_d o
(cfiS/efli. __ 3. thTii»,

ZD.
Ettn, »./ 1- m haw.

n.

UnbiM.a,nm. «ftVrfaiirdltJy.ft^a-tlbiiapipe piayed»
•r pu___. dinge,

iMnlrim. i.m. S-ayipdie-nwJter. I
, ZOnatlm, adv. like. cirtk.

ZCui, i, m. 2. a goHfiih, a daM

Zinrfber, erit. n. k ZingTbtri, . ___.._

. r J.c.. & Xiugititnt, U./.gin ger. Z-nula, _c /. 1. «*f*» litde ginDe. Zythata.
Kjj-Uu*, k./. l.fc Utc4ftthalnN_, i. tt- 3. haoMkeh. *fthM,i

-.3. t

INDEX

XOttl>T\JM. TB.0PRI0TU3.M

ET

<ra^«mii^it9A &Erat<&wift<t

MMV

tfW.

"fluvius.
inauUa.

pr.
prom.

►notat<

populus.
propc

promontoriunu
straits.

opp. J

^oppodum.

ABY

ACC

yet of princely deacent, madel try,whoselovetoHerohathmad«
u: r «u^ v.. ii 3-- *u- jj^ piacet f*mous.

Abylla,*./ a kigh hill in Maurita-
nia, alao another bill in Spaint

ABD

, x/ Zeilain Africa.j

tes sinus, the bay of king of Sidon by Alexander the

Great.

».[1] a pcrson killed by AbdSra, x.f. a city of Thrace-

2} a Rutilian slain by Ab&rigTnes, um. pL m. a very an- which two hills are known by
f3] a Scythian, and cient people dwelling on moun- the name of Herculea'a pillara»
Pythagoraa. taina, whom Saturn brought into Ac&dtmia,»./* grore nearAthen*

m.[l]akingcf theAr-4bi*t5num,i.fi Tripoli. (Italy where Plato taught philoaophy.

) a Grecian alain the Abayrtet , is. m* the aon of .ffites» Acanthua,i/Erisao in Macedonia.

t that Troy waa aet on king of Colchis, whom hia aiatet Acamania,*./: a reglon of Eptrua.

Tuscan, and friend of Medea,running away with Jason, Acastus, i.m. the aon of PeKaa^nd

in by Lausus;[4] a conv tore limb from limb. a famoua hunter. (ter of CamiUa.

fneaa; [5] one of the Abydoa, i. /. & ibydon, i. n. a dty Acca, m'f. the companion and fta-

of Aaia, by the Hellespont, orer- Acca Laurentia, the nurfC of Ro-

tts^apoorgardenerj agaJMt 8«aUMs Lctader'» coun^ muh* aad Rcom*

9s}

530

AGR

ALC

ALE

Helicon near Thebes, and was

sacrcd to Apollo and the Muse»
Agathbcles,is.m. a Sicilian tyrant
son of a potter,wno,being advanc

ed to thethrone slew many of th*

nobles (pelier in Franct.

Agath6p61is,is/. the city of Mont
Xgavc, es / the daughter of Cad

mus and Hermione, and wife of

Echion king of Thebes
Xgfndicum, i, n. Sens in France.
Xg£nor,6ris.m. aking of the Phoe

nicians, son of Belus/and fathi-i

of Cadnms and Europa.
XgesHnus, ai*. m. the sixth king

<if the Lacedemonians the son of

his brother Agis; hc was a very

Taliant princc.
Agis,is. m. a king of Laccdemonia.

who was slain by his pcoplc, bc-

cause hc would havc ronewed

the laws of Lycurgus.
Aglaia,ac/onc of tlie tliree Graces

Aglauros,i f.thc daughterof Krec- Albania, x f a country of Asia; a

tneus king of Athens, turned in- part of Scotland called Braidal

to a stone by Mercury. Albanus fluv, Cohan. (bain

Aglaiisj.m.a poor Arcadian,whom lacus, lakc sf Albano.

tus, for his naral victory over
Sestus Pompeius.

Agrippina,se/V>e motherof Nero. Alcixnedon,ontis> m. a&

all men's humours (Se
Alcldes,ae.fn. a name of

and wife of Claudius, whom she
poisoned, thatshe might makc
ner son emperor.
Afrylla, opp, Cervetori in Etruria
Ajax,acis m. a warrior in the Grc
cian camp -against Troy, and the
most valiant Grcek next to Achil-
les.

Archidamus, and succcssor of tical fable of Theseus'8 descent

into Hell.

Alabanda opp> Eblebanda in Caria

Alani./> p. Scythians, Lithusnians.

\larlcus,i. m. Al&ric, a king of the
Goths who took the city of Kome
A U 1164 (built by Ascanius

Alba Longa, ar./ a city in Italy,

Apollo judged morc happy thun
Gygcs. bccause he never travel-
led bevond his own ground

Agdnaha.ium.^/ n. fcasts celcbrat-
ed in January to the honour of
Janus. (hill in Sicily.

Agragas. vcl Acragas, antls. m.

Agrfc61a.ae.rn. the father-in-law of
Tacitus, who wrote his life, with
his exploits in Greut Britain. (ly-

AgrTgentum,o/>/> Gergcnti in Sici-

Agrippa, ae. m* [1] Herod Jlgrippa,
thc husbandand brother of Bc
rtnice, eaten up by worms for
hispride; [2] the son-in-law of
Augustus,a victorious prince; hc
was, first of all the Romans, ho-

m n* mount Albano.(ain.
AIbion,i.n,the island ofGreatBrit-
Albis J9uv the Elbc in Germany.
Albula, *./ the ancient name of

ver.

Alclnotisj. m a king of 1
Corcyra, much comnH
his strict justice bv the

Rheus: his orchard was
ll that it gavc occasio
proverb, Poma Aku
which we render, to ci
to Newcastle.
Alctthots, es / the dao

\id6ncus, i. m. a king of the Mo-
lossians, who imprisoned These-

us for attempting to stcal his Myneis the Theban,nir
daughter Proserpine near the a bat for ridiculing the
river Acheron; wnence the poe-

the river Tibcr. (fountain in Italy.

Bacchus.

Alcmacon,6nis.m the son<
araiis,hauntcd with fiirie
ing his mother Eriphjle

Alcmena, ae/ the wife ol
tryo,with whomJupiter
ed in thc shapc of her l
and begat Herculc*.

Alcon,dnis. m.[l] a famou
archer; [2 . an engraver

Alcyone, vel Alcione, e
daughter of Neptune. i
of Ceyx; who,hcaringof
band's death at sea ctf
into it, and was change
bird called a kingsfaher

Alecto,us/one of the thrt

Albunca, ae. f. a wood snd dccp
Alburnus. mont. Albomo in Italy.
Alcxus,i.m l]a Grcek lyricpoet,

who lived in the 44th Olympiad;

[2] the grandfathcr of Hercules

whence he was called Alcides;

[ >] the son of Hercules by Om

phale.
Alcestis. is./. the wife of Admetus

king of ThessaJy.who voluntsrily

died for her husband.
Alcihiades,ism a nobleman of A

Alcmanni, p p Gcrmans.

Xlethes.is m a companion

Xlexander. dri. m. Aleui
Great, son of Philip kinj
ccdon, and Ol>mpias;b
his grcat cnterprise* »&
twcntieth yearofhwsg*

Alexander Severus>- «• u
ror, who by his virtue si
dcncc restorcd theitite'

Alexandria, «./[11 s crty ii
near tlie Nile.now caliedl
ra ; [2]acitv inS.vnstcr

uourcd with a garlaudby Au^i«-\ v thens t who could suit himself tol now called Scantkrooa,

AMB

AMP

ANA

5*1

ua, #/>/>. Alise in Burfrundy.
(\nmopp. Kocca del Papain I-
«lns, mon*. dell AgTio. (taly.
mon,./fiir.Pelcc-asin Grcece.
Ujlnv Alme in Germany.
ijtm: Aja in ttaly. (pliin.
>r6gcs, />•/>. of Saroy or Dau-
»- ium. />/•/. hijrh mountains,
ch part Italy from Germany
Prance.
*nu«,rr/ Alfenus, i. m.a man

Arta.

Ameria, opp. Amelia in Umbria.

Xmerlca, x. f. America, thc biir-
geftt by far of all the four part*
of the world, flrst discovered bv
Christopher Columbus, A. I)
1492 ; but had its namc from A-
mericus Vesputius,a liorentinc,
wiio made a farther discovcn
thcrcof in 1497.

Xmitemtim,9/>/>.S.Yitorino in Ttaty

»med Varus : who, beinjr a Ammianus Marcellinus, i. m a fa-

er,turned lawver,and was af-
rards consul at Konic.
Bus,i-m. Alphc, a famous riv-

• r Arcadia near tbe city Elis.

■ _ __ -

mous historian in tlie rciirns or
Gratian and Valentiniau ; lie bc-
jran his hintory with Nerva, ancl
ended it witli Valen..

ta«z./a country in Germany, Ammon,onis. m. a name of Jupiterl nonesuch.
r <£en ths Khinc on the eastJ wliosc tcmple was in th* dcserUAnacreon. tis. m.

jAmphrysuSji.m. a rivcr in Thcssa-
Iv. (Italv.

Vmpsanctus, lacu*. Amsaintc in
\inyclzc, arum. /./ / [1] a city of
Lacnnia.thc birlh placc of Castor
and Pollux, hcncc callcd Amy-
claci fratrcs ; [2] a city ot Italy,
hetwccn Cajeta and Taracina/

Miicliarsis. is. «1. a Scythian phi-
losopher,who said lawswcrc like
spidcrs' wcbs, which catrh thc
small flics, but that grcat ones
brcak throu<?h them; he was thc
only philosophcr of his nation ;
whcnrc thc pruverb, \nacliarsis
intcr Scythas, of a nonpareil, or

east,| w liosc tcinpl
jn on thc west. Xmorgus, ins. Amorgxr (,oi' Lib\a

n\ *pp. Palo in Italy. (tiusjAmphiaraus. i. m- a famous Creci-
sa,ae/the daufrhter of Thes-I an aiijrur, discovcred fora ncck-
iia.a,x/.and Melissa, daujrh- lace hy his wife Eriphylc, when
ofMclissus king of Crete, hc hauconccaledhimstlfthathe
*re s&id to have nurscd Ju- might nut g-o to the Theban war
' with goafs milkand honey Amphictyon, is m. thc son of He-

w, mont. Scandarona, in Sv-
-nus.^irc.Toppia iu Italy[ria
rs_,fii*.Xmitstratus, opp. Mis-

ris, opp. Famostm. (tretta.
a ac. / the wifc of krag La-

lcnus, who institutcd the great

a lyric poct of
Greecc, whosc lifc like his poc-
trv was Ytry lascivious : he was
choakcd with a grapehtone (rus.

Xnactorium, opp. Vanizza in Epi-

Anagnia, opp. Anaprni in Italy.

anaphc, iiiM. Xamtio.

Anaxiigtfras.ae m. a philosophcr of
Clazouicnc,of hifrh birth,and the

council of Greecc, called Am-j scholarof Anaximcncs. He was
phictyonium, whitlicr scven ci- askcd, whcn dyin^, whcther he

ties scnt their dcputics, who

were callcd Amphictyoncs.

and mothcr of Lavinia. lAmplitmalla, opp. Suda in Crete

Kls, o{>p. I jmisso in Cypnis. Amphim£don f tiM.ni.a Libyan, slain
fc ^ j_.« + * * . + ^ v Perseus.

>n,dms. / Amaz6nes,um pif.
ke womcn, who anciently
ssed a great part of Asia,
nhabitcd Scythia. Diodonis
a large account of another
* of thcm in Africa.
Hum, o^/> Amiens.
icia, x /. a famous city in
is, Af\er Aufrtistus had con-
:d Marc Anlony, in memo-
his victory he called thc ci
Copolis : its port was parti-
X famous; hod V Arta
cius siira^, iue gulph of l'- 1 of ATrmvna.

43

Amphion, onis. m. the son of Ju-

piter and Antiope. and founder

of the city Thebcs by tlie uiusic

of h:s harp. (dunia.

AmphIpdlis,o/>/k Embola iu Maee-

Amphlsa, s./ atownin Greece

AmphitrHe,cs./ thc daugiitcr of

Nereus aiid Doris, andwife of

Ncptune.

Amphitryo, vel uo, onis. m. a no-
bleman of Thcbcs, commander
of Crcon's army.and thc toband

would not bc carricd to his owa
cnuntn ? \o mattcr. said hc,
there is a near cut to hcavsn
from evcrv place.

Xna^amlritlcs, is m- a comic poel
of lihodes,who livcd in thc reign
ofPhilip, fathcr to Alcxandcr
thc Grcat.

Anaxarchua,!. m. a philosophcr gf
Abdcra in Thracc. and followcr ,
of Democritus, Nicocreon kiii.i^
of Cyprus had hiin poundcd in jt
inorUr ; dunng 1 which h.s paU-
ence was so great.thathe crici\
Beat as lons; as thou wilt on ih*
ba^ of Anaxarchus, lrmsclf ihoii
canst not hurt. Whciithe tyrant
tfeteatcned to cdt «^V&snw^sc^ >

528

BIA

BOO

BBI

Belgica, Gaffia; h d. the Nether-Bibrax, opp. Brayne.tof^kshirelBor^-stlrfnes, s». m.

Belgfcus^uni. adj. Bclgic.(lands.plibr6ci, 6rum. jtf. m. the people eper, one of the

Belgium,i.n. the Nctherlands, $ed. Bibulus, i. mat a consul joined rope v wbich ariset

impropri : Belgiuin enim pro- with Caesar, but he acted not at Bospbriini, />. £. Ta

pne\thc inhabitants of Beauvais. all, except in protesting against Bosporus,tW Bospt

Behdeajiun/rf / thcfifty daught- the acts of his colleague.

e» of Danaiis. BIon,6ius. m. a very snarling poet

BeUeriphontes, is, & x vel BeU£-jBisaltae,/> p. of Thrace.

rdphon,tis. m. the son of Glaucut Bistbnis. n. / a lakc in Thrace ;

king of Ephyra, whom SthenoJ h d. Bouron.

baca, wifc of Praetus kinr of thejBithynia, ae./em. a couhtry of thc

Argives courted to her bed, but

in vain. Euxme sca ; h d. Bcesangial.

Bellticassi, p?p. pt\ Bohan. Blturiges, p b. of Guienne.

Bell6na,&Ducll9na,3e. J. the sister Cubi, pop. of Beny.

ofMars stiled the goddess of war. Blandae, ipp Belvidere in Italy
Bell6narii, Orum-jM. m. priests of Blandusia, ae. / a fountain ccle

Bellona. (France. bratcd by Horace.

Bellftvaci, pop. of Beauvais in

Lesser Asia, under Troai, on the Bovillae, vpp Baucc

Bocchus, 1. m a king of Maurita- Brenni, pop. Bavari

straits of the sca
us,and Cimmeriij
is now gcnerally
di Coiistantino]K)
Stretti di Gaffa.
B6vianunu pp. Bo

Brachmanes, um.

Shers of Indja, w
esh, nordrink w
so Gymnosophist*
pbilosophers.
BratuspanUum, opp

Beluv-m thc son of Kimrod, and nia, and ally of the Romans

father of Ninus, and the first stu- B6dotriae, sin. Ecunburj£h-frith.(ly

dent in atronomy;the ChaldeansiBGcbSis, lac. of Jenifarin Thessa-

deified him. Boeotia, ae. f. a qpuntry of Greecc,

Benacus, lac- lake of Garchv (ly. between Achaia, Thessaly, and

Bcneventum.o/jp.Benevento inlta- Euridus ; h d. Stamipula. The

Berecynthus, i. m. a mountain of soil is fruitful, but the air thick

Phrygia. and fbggy, and tlie natives dull

Berenice, es./ the daughtcr of and phlegmatic. Hence

Philadclphus and Arsinoe, and Bocdticum ingenium,dull,stupid.

the wife ofEurgetcs. BoW, pop. of Bourbon

Bergomum, />A.Bcrgamo in Italy. BdmUcar, is. m thc son of Hamii-

Beroe, es/ the nurse of Semele. car, a commander of the Cartha-

Bercca, Maced. Acria. ginians, who. upon suspicion of

Syrijr, Aleppo. conspiring with Agathocles was

Ber6sus, i. m. anancienthistorian, crucified in thc midst of Car-

who wrote of the Chaldean and thage

Assyrian afTairs,intermixingsome- B6na Dea, ae. / a Roman lady fa

things relating to medicinc.
Berytus, opp. Barut in Asia.
Besidiae, opp. Bisignano in Italy.
Bessi,/> p. of Bessarabia (Mantua.
Bianor, 6ris. m. the founder of

Brennus, 1. m. a c
the Galli Senones
Italy with a grcai
the Romans at th
and took Kome.

Brenni, p*tp. Bavari

Briareus, i. m tbe
and Terra, a huge
also JEgaeon; th<
him to have had a
and fifty heads.

Brigantes, ium. pi
of England, inha
shire, Yorkshire, 1
berhind and Norti

BrisSis, idis / a I
of Lyrnessus. a c
at the taking of th
tothelotof Achi.I

mous for chastity; called also
Fauna and Fatua ; her sacrificeu BrlUnnia, ae. / the
were performed secretly, or by Britannia mmor,
night and by women only ; the France.
«,....*,., w.«. «.. —w ™.™. ^., victim was a sow-pig. Britann icus, a, um.

Bias, antis. m. the Priencan phi-jB6n5nia, opp. Bologna in Italy. a, um. adj. of, or
losopher, and one of the sevcnJBodtes, x. m. a constellation fol- Britain, British.
wisc men of Greece. I lowing the greatcr bear ; itis al-briftannus, i. & BrS

Bibracte^ opp. Autunr. | so cailed Arctophylax, | man of either Brita

BTZ

CMh

CAL

M9

lum, opp. BrefceTi in Itary.l the seat of empire would havej ne GHi.

us»i m. a title of Bacchus. | had tt called Nora Roma; butjCaenis, is. /. a ThesssKan virgin

is. is. m. one of Vulcan J s
men.

isium, & Brentesium,i. n.
itime town in the kingdom
iples, famousfbr the Appian
pavcd all alongfrom Rome
jr; h*d. Rrindm.
m, prom. Punta del Saetta.
S i. m [1] Lucius Junius,
vas the first consul withhis
ijrue Callatinus, after the
Ision of the kings U C. 266;
. Junius, an acute orator,
pood lawyer; [o] Domitius

Constantinople, from his own
name, prevailed, and isjBtillin
use; only thc Tnrks, sjnce it
came into their power call it
Stambolin-
Byzia, opp. Vize in Thrace.

C.

the daughter of Elathcus, one of
thc Lapithx.

Caere, opp. Cervcteri in Italy.

Cxsar, aris. m. the snrname of tbe
Julians in Rome; from whence
the succceding Emperors from
Julius Cxsar, who wasthc first,

were honoured with the name.
f^Xbillftnum, ,pp. Challons surjCaesar Augusta, *pp. Saragosa ia

l^Saone.

Cacua, i. m. the son of VulcanJi
fabled to have had three hcads,
a notable thicfaud robher, keep-
ing flocks on mount Aventine.
is, onc of the conspirators|Cadm€is, fdis/. Iao, thc daughter
st Jul. Cxsar. of Cadmus

liala, opp I,*bor in India. Cadmus,i.m.the son ofAgenorking
halus, i. m. Alexander the ofthe Phcenicians and founder
horse. killcd in the bat-l of Thebes; he livcd about thc|4

time of Joshiia.

Cadiiccui, i. m. MercuiVs golden

rod, or wand; it was figurvd by Caius to men, as Caia to women;

rulia, x. /. a country ofl the Egyptiuns likc twoscrpcnts whence that custom of thc bride's

dividcd intotlic lower knit together in thc middlc, saying,as soon as she was brought

wherewith, as the fable says, hc into lwr htisband^s house, Ubi tu
[1] the son ofl had powcr to bring soulsoutof

iiinst king Poms.
Regia,/^ Beljc.
is, i. m. astatuary.

ippcr.

i, idis. m.

nne by Lybia the daughter

aphus, a most cruel t> rant ;

rthagc

tftoi, m*. ByzacEna, rtg.

L

ium, & Byzanfcoo, i. n.

il city of Thrace. Constan.

thc Crcar, when h* imdt it

45

slcep.

hotl.

Spain.
Cxsarta, Cap&d. Tisaria.

Mwtrtt. cape Pingale.
PuUstin Caisar.
Paneat, Belina.
P/dUppi, Belina.
Carsarta, ae f the island Jersey,
bcionging to Great Britaiii.Cxsa»
rca Julia, Algiers in Africa.
Caicta, fwrtttt. Gaietta in Italy.
Caius, &. Caius, i. m. a common
prxnomen among the Romans,

Caius, ego Caia, i. e. where you
hcll, and to cast any one into aj art- master, I will be mistress.

city in Egynt built bv him. Cadurci, pop. of Guienc ;

is m. [1] tiic son ofAmy- Quercy.
king of the Bebricians; [2] Caecubum, opp of Campania.
j«n. Ciecttlu8 f i. m. thc son of Vulcan,

ktos.c^. Butrinto in Epirus and foumler of Prxncste.
Idis./. tlie daughtcr of Mi- Cselius, i. m. one of the seven hills
and Cyanc, who fell deep. on which Rome stood; hod. M. d,
love with her brother Cau- 8. Giovanni.

Caelus, i. m. a deity among the Ro-
«./. a eitadel inthemidst mans, from whom heaven was;

Calabria, n.f the most southcrn
part of the kingdom of Naples.

Cahcta, pp. S Mario in Sicily.

CaH^firis, ( o/>/>. Calhaorra in Spain.

Calatia, opp. Cajazzo in ltaly.

Calauria x, fem. an island df
Greccc, in the gulf of Egina;Asd*
Sidr», wherc Demosthuncs noi-
soned himself; and here Uiana
was worshippcd, who is hence
catledCalaurea.

called Czlum. Those ancientCalchas, antis m. a Greek sooth-
worthies, whoee original was no< sayer, who went to the Trojon
known. as Saturn, Atlas, ficcJ war.

were said tobe Caelt 8c TerrxflJcalCdonia, «./. Scotland,or North
liil aa those that were of mean' Britain. (ple of Seotland

paremtage were ttrmed only Ter- Caledonin otua. i»L **• ^n. \?»-

$3«

CIIA

CHI

CIM

'tii fabled, was the kecper of it beginneth a little above tliet serpents: hence the fsb

Pluto's palace iu hell. confluencc of the Tigris and Eu J monster with a lion's 1

CirUtx, geng. Circassia 111 Asia phratcs, and is extended as farj goafs belly and a drago
Ccrcdpes, um. pt m. a. people of as liasaora, between these twoChi&ne*es./ the daugjiter

the island of Pithccusa. changed rivcrs.

by Jupiter into apes. Chaldsci, 6nim- pl. m thp Chalde-

Cercyon, ftnii. m. a very noted ans, great students in Astrology.

robber slain by 1'heseus. Chamavi, pop pr. Munster. (land.

Cerealia, Orum. pl. n. the sacred Chananaea, rivc Chanaan, the holylchlron, Onis. m. one of th

rites of Ceres, which Ifcmmit» Chaonia, reg. Canina in Epirus. J taurs.

Jfidilis Curulis first cclebrated atlcharaxua. 1. m th<* brother ofChoaspes, is. m. now Tki

dalion, who preferrinj
for beauty to Uiana, w
througNthe tonguewits «
Chios, ins Scio

Romc; but the Atneniana long Sappho.

bcfbre ojulkeptafeasiinhonourCharfdtmus, i m. an Athenian,

of her who being banished from Athens

Ceres, tns/ the daughter of Sa- by Alexander** o der, fled to
turn and Ops, and the goddess Darius, where he did the Persi-
of corn andtillage. ans considerable service against

Ccrne, es. vcl Cerni. an isle in thc Greeks
the Ethiopian sea; hod. Mada- Chantes, um. plitr. fem thethree
gascar ttraces Aglaia Thalia,and Eu-

Cethtgus. i. m. a person who was phrosyne, daughters of Jupiter
concerned iu Cataline's consp.- and Antonoe or Eurynome
racy. Charon» ontis m the son of Bre-

Ceyx, ycis. m. a king of Thrace, bus and Nox, and ferryman of

who witli his wife Alcvone, wa*
transtbrmed into a bird callect
Halcyon.
Chabrias, ae. m. a famous Athcnian
ffeneraL

Chitronea, av/ a village of Bxo- Chcrsonesus, vel Cherronelxus, i/
tia in Greece, where Plutarch the naroe of «evcral countries

wasborn, whence hc is callcd ChcrsoncsusTaurica,pariof les- Cicero, the fatheroftl*

Philosophus Chseronensis : fa
mous for two battles. the one
whcrein Philip of Macedon con
qiicred Greece, the other in
wliich Mithridates was routed by
the Romans.

Chalcedon, Onis / a city of Bithy-
nia on the Asiatic coast of the
Black-sca, over-against Constan
tinople.

Chalshis, opp. JEiqH*. pr Jamboli
Eubm*. Negropunt
8yri* f Chinserin.

C&aJdea, «./. * country of K&Vv.

hell

Chiirybdi.%is/ a dangerous whirl
pool in the straits of Sicily, over
against Scylla.aperniciousrock.

Chauci pop. pr. Lunenburgh.

ser Tartary; Cimbrica Cherso- eloquence, and greste*
nesus, part of Denmark, about that ever the Konun stsfc
Jutland; Chersonesus Aurea in Cfcones, pop. of Thrace
thc East Indies, hod. Malacca;
Chersonesus Magna, Bosaotin;

Chcrsonesus Tliracix, near the diterranean^over-sgunlt

Hellespont
Chllo, dnis. m. a Lacedemonian

philosopher, and ouc of the sc- ron*

vcn wise men of Greece.
Chinnra, k. f a moun.ain of Ly

cia rn Asia Minor, tue top oftCiminerii drum. pi * *J
which uboundcd with hons, thc

ri ver in the northempsrti
sia, which having pssml
sa. falleth into the gusf «
sora supposed to be tfcsl
Daniel; the waterwaewi
so delictous, that the ti
Persia had it carried Jos|
them in thcir joumiei to

Choerilus, i. m. a foosss
who undertook to «rite <
gTeat explotts of AleBis)

ChrysSis, ldis. / the dftip
Chryses priest of Apab
Agameninon took ss sp»
detained.

Chrysippus, i. m s Stoic p)
pher, son of ApoHoniies
at Tarsus; he wss **a
Zeno, and a grest logicsi

Clcero, 6nis. m Msrcoi 1

CIlTcia ac / x coantrt*
Minor, extending aJoaj^l

hod (jaramjinia
Cilicix portx, straits of&

Cimbri, orum. pl m- s psi
Jutland and HoWaid* '*&*

„.„«„ „„ v „..„^ „*„. «w..«^ M ,w. of Italy, dwcllinpms^
«\.de>« vvita ^oats, and the bottomj twcen Baix aad Canu *

CLI

CLI

C(EL

533

icd m ith hills, tbat thcy sa\
* 9U1) never camc at it Hen

■ SiiiyllaV* grot, and hcre thej
cied was thc dcsccnt to hcll
ic:h gave occasion to Virgil'.
ilious acrount of Kneas's dc-
nt thithcr.

iicriiH Rosph&rus, i m. thc
itaof Caflii, which join thr
iinc with the Palus Mxoti*
»v«en thc coast of Crim Tar
and Circassia, anrl are a:
*»*.ed lcn lcugues long
'Itis, int. Kimilo.
>*i 9 is. i». an Athcnian genc-
^nowned for his libcrality a
l asvalour.

tHnatua, i. iTuit. a scnalor oi
^^twboywhcn tiic city waa ih
** distress, was taken froiii
I*lough, and madc dictator-
** x. m. a favourite Th^a*aJi
^dfavwiritc of king Pyrrhus
^lsim, opp Cingoli in Italy.
t» x. m. a Rnman who in the

■ of the civil war, iu his first
^lship. slcw his partncr Oc-
■* ; but in his fourth hc was
^tl to death at Ancona, by
*U*my tor his cruelty.
*Hius, uve Clnyps, Jfuv. Ma-

"%», se. m. a, kinjr of Cypnis
» c». / a sorccress, well skill-
* thc naturc of poisonous

•ium, opp. Alchabur in Me-

't^mia.

••idos-/ Hecuba,thc daugh

■f Ciascus king of Thrace.

^Oi, dnis. m. a mountain of

*l* sacrcd to Bacchus : fod

t« di Stives.

* JIhv. 1'Agno in Italy.

■* fat . Cabino.

Clastidium,o/>/; Chiastezo in Italy.
Claudia, x.f a vcstal vinrin.
Claudianus, i. m. Claudmn, an ex-

cellcnt poet in thc timc of Thco-

dosius and llonorius, born at

Alexandria in Egypt.
Claudius, i- m an cmpcror, who

succcedcd Caligula.
Cla/dmcne, opp. Urla in Asia.
Clcauthis, is m a Stoic ph.loso

Alcxander the Grcat. who, in a
drunkcn humour, stabbcd him
with a dart as they sat at tablc,
because he spoke against adopt-
ing thc customs ofthc Pcrsians.

Clodius. i m a noblc Roman, of
thc ancicnt family of the Clodii,
but a vcry dcbauclicd person.

Clotho, us./rm onc of thc three
Dcstinics who spin the thread

phcr, who took cxcessivc pains; of life.
m improving- knowlclge. jClucntitis, i. m a noble Roman.

Cledbulus. i. m. the son of Eua- Cliipea, pp Quipia in Africa.

goras, and onc of thc sevcn wisc

ClGsium, opp, Chiusi in Italy.

ClyTatfnc, cs./ [1] the daughtcr

of Occanus and Tethys ; [2] thc

mother of Phaeton.
Clyteinnxstra, «./. thc daughtcr

of Tyndams and Lcda, and wife

of Agamemnon.
Clytia,ac.f«/Clytie,es./ anymph»

diiughter to Occanus, and belovr

nten of lireccc.
Clcomhrntiii, i. m. a young man,

who, having rcad Plato'* book

of immortality. thrcw hitr.sclr

headlong otf a wall into thc sca.
Clconx. opp. Sanvasdli in Grecce.
ClcopaU^a/ / aqueen of Egfpt,

and nUtcr and wife to Ptol||my

thc last, who clapt two a*ps to ed by Apollo.

hcr brcasts, and dicd upon her Cnldus. ohp Cnide in Caria.

lovcr*s Marc Anthonv's tomb. " "

m

Clcostratus, i. m. [1] ayoumrmaii

of Thcspix, who was chosen b>

lot to be sacrificcd to a dragt>n,

which destrovcd tBe countiy ; but

Mencstratus in pity armcd hini-

self, slcw thc monstcr, savcd hi>

fricnd. aiul delivcred thc clty ;

[2] an ancicnt philosophcr, who

first compilcd a dlscoursc con-

cerning thc constcllations, \vxr

ticularly Arics and Sagifary.
Clio, fis.'/ onc of thc Muscs, thc

mistrcss of history, and thc pat-

roncs-H of hcroic pocts.
Clltarchus, i. m a historian, who|

wcnt to tho wars with Alcx- CSdrus, i. m. thc son of Mela.i-

ander, aml wrotc his acts with der. and last king of Athens,who

more wit than truth. voluntarily gavc his lifc for tfie

ClItorium,o/)/>.Clctorio in Greecc- good of hw country.
Clitumnus,/iwt. Clitunnoin ltal^X«V^^** ^^^^^wK^

Clmi% t. m. an \rtimxz tncfAA «R^> ^^ «** ^^ •

(Jnobsus, - pp Ginosa in Cretc.

Cficalus, i in. a king of Sicily.

Cocira, ltis. m, a noble ltomaa»
who alonc opposcd the invasion
of thc Tuscan army, under Por-
sena, when thcy were rcady to
cntcr Romc ovcr the woodcn
bridge, till it was brokcn dnwu
behind him,and thcn hc cast him-
self into tlie Tibcr, and swam to
land.

Cocytus. i. mat a small rivcr of
Campania in Italy,which ninnctJi
into thc Luciine lakc, fcigncd
by thc pocts to bc a rivcr of hcll.

Cdd&nus simis, the Kaltic.

53* COR

«hoic cliicf crty TU Aiitioch,
»r, »1 ronic »a), Damascus.
Catiuvi.m th. son of Titin snd
oerra, a liuge guuitwho warrcii
sg-aii.st Jupitcr.

ajolchii klis. /. a cowitry of Aiii
near Pnntu» having thc Euxim
Ka on the wat ; it incluilcth thi
pruacnt Mingrelia and GeorgU

■Collitfnu», i. n the hiiibind 01
I.ucrctia, and one of the first
cnniul» at Ilome.

culSniu Agrippina, Cologn-

Colopbon, 011.«./. AltoboKO, .
ly of Ionia, in Asiu thu LeKyBe-
tween Kpheau» atul Smyrna, fa
-mousforatcmpleuf Apollo: ani)
■one of theci'ii'B whu.li contcnd-
cd for the blrth nf llomcr.
Coliimelw Giuhtanus, an eicel-
Icnt writcr on huibsndty,

COR

coiniwith n c

liand, and a comucopi

otlicr, to denote tbat plenty at-

trndeth a ttate, «here the peo

ple live in concord.
Cong*dui-*irD Congedo-in Spain.
' ;nmmbrica, pp- Coimbr» inPcr-

tugal.
C6non, ii. m [1] a famou* math-

of the Ath

Conm»ntiuopc.hs, is. /rm tlie city
Conituntinuple, thc seat of tlie
grand seignior formerly called
(tyiaiitium, now Stambolin.
:flns, iiw Cos./. ftnisinnd inthc.- t:b»j ,,
Arcliipelnffo with a city of the Cotta, «. ■> anoblel

Vnlumnx ncrciilia.tii ■
inthc Stnuta,the one on thi
sidc of Hpain callcd Calpc, lln
■other in Barbai-y cniled Abvb.
tiSmigtna, rer AiarinSyri*
Commbdus, i. m. a Boiiiaii cmpc

f Mar

CHB

Coronea,^./. acityg
C6ronis,tdis/. a bcuit
called abo Aninoe,
Apollo.
Corsi, Orum. pL m. th
Cnrsica. «. / U u*
Mediterranean, betir
ia »nd Italy, about :

ofSamoii [2]« gcne- CortOn», *./ > city

Corfbantea, um. M.
pricst*. ao callea fh
rybnniua, one of hei

to Hhodcs
hcre Uippocratesthe great phy
sician, and Ape'lcs, the tamou» C61;
pafcntt

Hincc tlio Copl
orj, -pp Cnri i

cu» Aurclius, a vi-ry prefiigate

Compltales. dii. a «ort of deitie»
who were lookcd npnn as thr
giiardians of eities and highwav»

Cumpitali» ucra. fcaita ii\ whicli
thcy olTtfreil sacrifices to thosc

Comps». epp Cont» in Italy.

Coinum. "pp. Como.

Comua, i m tliegod of featirals

iJoEciiia, K./acitvinRpain.
«.o-jicinvlia, 1 / a g idiieas among
tbc Roimns, to who:n Tib«\u-

Co .liilia. ic. JKord'
lletic Spain, thc country of I.u
can mui the twu Scnecas
6r nna, x / [1] Ovid'i miatrr-ss,

■im- s"f>iiled Piiulir 1uir.ii.-lf,

:d agaim

rrcnnciled Cwartni

0». / aThrt

de a godnei

a Crttnon, pfi.Cm*
c huigiutgc bad Crsntor, oii»

iher acnobt
ind schooKellov to
aml Pakmon.

Ji-.ns.us i- ". the »1
ral Roininsi V- l
rich^manofallmi

Cratcs, etis. iiiiiiw
ophcr of Thcne».

wbo fivc Cntinu», i. «■ a

_ of AclbiU in the mid-

dle of the islbmus going :

.0 ■■ Jinns, i. fn. a uoblc Roman,
b n*h dby the malioe of the
ungrateful people.
Co^nrlia, x. /. a noble matron,

poct, veiy fond of ih

'1 iitippn», i. n. an Al

imopher, who was t

ero*sson Harcaa

the DrtBiera.Jht». laVai

CrJm&na, 1 /iht
rity hi Italy.

Crcon, ontis. m. the

accus, and king 1

kiUed bj 1

cipio, f

ue Uoimns, to whom TtbenuA VittiKliu», and mother of Ttbc- uihabitant ot Crete.
crected* temple ; «h«'ute^\ tVawA^^^^w.. fcrtu, «- /. an ialani

ife of Semp. Crea, «tis. m. fc Cra

CUR

CYR

DAN

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m, near the Arclkipcbgo
i Rhodcs and Peloponne-
Caudy.

./ the daughterofCre
of Corinth, whom Jason

having deierted his fint Cyclldes, int in the Archipelago

dea.

fiuv. Frcddo in Sicily.

unus, the bav of Corinth.

*j. a handsoine youth
ng* in love with a voung
lcd Smilax. piried awa)
)wer of that name.

ffe the last king of Ly-
son of Hal yattea; so ricn,
:si divitiat became a pro-

denote abundance of

Cycldpes, wva.pl. m the sons of Cyrnus, i./. the island of Corsic?.

rum. pl. «. feasts in ho-

Saturn.

t*p. Crotone in Italy.

trium, opp. Marcigliano.

p. jEolix, Foia Nuova.

Jampan Cuma.

Neptune and Amphitrite, whu as

sistcd Vulcan in making Jupiter 9 *

thunderbolts. Polyphemus,Bron-

tes, Steropes, and Pyracmon, are

ofmostnotc among the poets;

who have given this namc to the

ancieut inhabitants of Sicily,who

werc looked on as giants-
Cycnus, i. m. a king of thc Ligu

rians, turned into a swan.
Cydippe, es./ anobleand beau-

tiful lady beloved by Acontius.
Cydnus, Jlwv. Carasu xn Cilicia,
Cydon» upp Canea in Crete.
CyllEne, es./. a mountain of Arca-1 Transylvania, and Wallachia.

which therc werc two,

cr, the inciter of celes-

,the othertheson of Ere-

Nox, the author of ter-

ir (ilthy amoura.

p. Conese in Italy.

im. pl, m the same as^the

tes

«• a nobleman of Rome

d Dentatushe was thrice

nounttd hh Itersc. gml
»it.

Cyiinc,J?uv. Cicabo in 8icily. increase it.

Cybelc, es/ the goddess Cybele,Cyrtnc, es /. vcl Cytcnte, Irum. a

■ I | | .1 ^^ ^X^ A°A.f_ J •*. A* Ji ** * ■ » ^% •

called also the raother of the gods
daughter of heaven and earth,
and wife of Saturn.

dia, on wlrich Mercury was born;
h. d. Cylleno.

ois. m. Cupid the ged of Cy nici. 6vwm.pl m- thc Cynic phi

losophers.

lofVenus, and bcgotten Cynosura, av/ the lesser Bear

star.by the observing of which the
marincrs of Tyre aml Sidon steer-
ed their coursc, as the Greciaju
did bv the grcater*

Cynthia, a%/ a title of Diana.

Cynthius. i m. Apollo, bom on
mountCynthus.

Cynthus, mont. Cintio in Delos

youth, beloved by Apollo, and
. m. a noble Koman whol turned hy himintoacypress-tree
lifc for his country: thc Cyprus i. /*• an island in the Ifedi-

terranean sea, betwixt Syria and
Citicia, called the happy isle
•eported thatit could notJCyrenaica regio, Barca in Africa.
up, unlcss some priinc
ableman was put into it,

city of AfiricA. hori. Cairoan, one
of the five. which makethe Pcn-
tapolis. from whcncc the whoie
country vas cailcd Cyrenaica.

Cyrus, i. m. the famous Persian
emperor, andson of Cambyses,
by Mamlane tlie daughter of A&.
tyages.

Cythera, drum. pl. ». an isiand be-
twixt Peloponnesus and Candy,
now called Cerigo: it was consc-
crated to Venus.

Cythnos, iiu. Citno.

Cytfirus, rpp. y mofit. Castellc.

Cyzlcus, pp. Chizico.

D

DAcia, ae./ a country, contaia-
ing the prcscnt Moldavia*

Dxdalus,i.m an Athenian artificer
thc most ingenious in the workL

Dalniatta, x./ a country in Kirro-
pean Turkey, bounded on the
wcst by thc gidf of Venice-

Dimascus. i / anciently tlie no-
blcst city of all Syria, in the raid-
way between Antioch and Jeru-
salcm: h d. Damas. There grow
store of those plumbs we call
Damascenes.

Damocles. tis. m a flattercr of Di-
onysius th : Sicilian tyrant.

Cyparissus, i. m. a ver>' beautiful DSLmon & P\thiaa, two Pythagore

an philosophersfamoua for their

strict friendship.
Dan, opp. Iielenas.
Dinac, es. / the daughter of A-

crisius king uf tbe Argives.
Dana-.des wni.pl.f & Danaidz, the

fifty (Liiightcrs of Daiutiis, who

wcre married to the €L^n

Cyrtnaici. drump/ m certainphi

losophers, who accountcd plea- wcre marnea to tne wv;ws» ^^
lure the chief good, and ea-l iE^f^\^\^Nyt^^«^^W^^^

556

DEC

DEM

DIC

husb&nds upon thcir wcdding

night, and were sentenced fbr it

to fill * tub futl of holes withwate:

DanaUs,i m. akingof the Argives.

and brother of A2gyptus j whc

sailed into Greece. and having

expellcd king Sthenelus, fixed

his habitation at Argoa, whence

the Grecians wcre called Danai

Danubius, i. m. the Danube, tbe

gTeatest rircr in Europe : as it

passeth by Illyricum, it changeth

lts name to Ister; it rcceiveth

shcty more rivers in its course

and falls into the Ruxine sea.

Daphnc,cs/. a nymph thedaugh-

tcr of Pencus, a rivcr of Thessah

Daphnis, Idis. m. a yoiing man of

Sicily, thc son of Mcrcury, and

thc first writer of pastorals.

Dardania, ae. / a country in Asia

Minor, on the side of thc Archi-

pelago ; ho d Servia

Dardanidx, anim.Jfc/. ro. Trojans,

as descendcd froin Dardanus.

Dardanldcs, is. m. JEncas.

Dardanus, i. m tlie son ef Jupitcr

and Electra, who, having killed

his brother Janus. flcd into thc-

Lcsser Phrygia, where he built

Dardania.

Dares, etis. m. [1] one of the mosl

ancient historians.that wrote tlie

Trojan wars; [2] a boasting

champion.

Darius, i. m. thc son of Hystas-

pes, chosen king by the neigh-

ing of his horse. Another sur-

named Codomanus. was the last

emperor of thc Pcrsian monar-

mans,who wilKngly gave up their
lives for their country : the fath-
er. iii thc Latin war; the son, in
the Hctruscan, and the grand-
son, in the war against Pvrrhus

Deianira, x. / the daughtcr of Deniocntus, i. ntu. an exo

Oeneus king of JEtolia
Deldamia, x.f. the daughter of

Lvcomcdes king of Soyros, on

whom Achillcs begat Pyrrhus
Deibpeia,*/ one of the n/mphs

of Juno.

discrect govcrmneiit mw
riched Athens.
DSmochures, ctis. st.in A
an orator, nephcw to De»
ncs.

D6i5tarus,i. m. a person who was DSmosthencs, is. m. tlie

pliilosop h cr of Abden; be I
ed at men*s cajfer pursritfll
es and honour
Dembphoon ontis. sfcthei
T*hescus andPhxdn*aldtf
king of Athens

DauUs, />/> Daulla in Greccc.

Daunia, regi • Capitanata in Italv

jDauiius, i. m. thc son of Pilumnu

made king of Galatia by Pompey
on whose side he fought against
Cxsar.

Dciphobe, es./ thc daujjhter of
(ilaucus, callcd also Sibylla Cu-
mana (and Hecuba

Delphobus, i. m. the son of Prinm
Dclos, i.f. an island in thc ADfrcan
sca, thc cliief of thc Cyclades
where Latona was delivcred of
Apollo and Diana,to whomthere- of Epimetheus.
forc thc island was consecratcd; Dla, ina. Standia.
h d. Saillcs.

Delphi, orum pl. m. a city of Pho
cis in Grccce, scatcd bn the hill
Parnassus, wherc the oracle of
Apollo was:it was 8 ipposed to be
exactly in the midstof theearth,
and thcretbrc called umbilicus
orbis torartun; h d Saloni
Dclphicus,a,um.a</r.of, or bclong--
ingto Delphi.

Dclphmi portus, Porto Flro.
Demadcs, is- m an Athenian ora
tor, a great advcrsary to Demos-
thcnes, and infamous for his de
bauchery.

chyiandconquercdbyAlcxander Demetrius.i.fn.tlic son of Antigo

nus, surnamcd Poliorcetes <>i so
manly a deportment thatno pain \ -
crcouldtruly reprcscnthim;ano-

*nd Dttnat, and father oiTuxwwA tXwc, v\s\vwtted Phalereus scho-

mous orator of Grcece.

Dcrhc opp. Dcrihia.

Derceto us tW DcreeUs. ii,
idol worshrppcd at Jopps
Ascalon called also Dagoc
uppcr part like a BWfc dc
wurd like a fish.

Deucalion, 5nU mat tfoe sa
Prometheiis kinj of Thrt
and husbandol Pvrrla»diig

Diagoras, x. mttf. [1] » ■"
Rhodcs, whose threc so»'
ing on tlte same day goB*
prizcs in the Olympic gan*
tathcr dicd with joy in \»*
arms; [5] an Athcnlin »■
phcr, who <lcnied thero «*
God or rathcr contemnedflj
dols and faHc gods of •*■
for which hc wasbanished V

Atlicnians. .

Diana,x/. the daughtcroWJ
by Latona,atthe samebil*"
Apollo; she was called ii*J
by the name of Phocbe,**
Daina, and in the paitsM*' 1
eartli Hecatc.

Dicxarchus, i- m. » ■— - ^
philosonher, who **Jr h
a succcssion of men b» •"
^Qni ail ctcrnity.

DIO

DOM

ECB

M7

<5nis.8t tis /. the daughter of
9 king of Tvre, and wife of
seus. Virgil nretended that
kilied herselr,because iEne
►vsook her; butthatbythe
» vint of chronologers is impos-
r for JEnc*M came into Ital)
r~ears before the buikling of
«, whereas Dido did not be-
U> build Carthage till 70
» after Rome was built
crte, sa« Salibe.
>*Tter, a title given to Jupiter
Fmene ea/. Cybele,worship
on Mount Dindymus.

•.nuium, opp Dictamno. Ilhe TYojan wars, Titus.

?• m n» Lassiti in Crete. piftne, es /. asea-nymph, andtheDftres, ium pl. m. evtf k Deru, &
nna, ac. f a nvmph of Crete,! mother of Venus Ddrienses, a people of Doris, a

m1 bcfore Pntomartis, whojDidnysia, 6nim. pl. n. festivals in part of Achaia, from whom the
rtted hunting nets. honour of Bacchus Doric dialect received its origi-

yo*m Cretcnsis, who went Dionysius. i m. [1] aname of Bac- naL; h d. Livadians.
id wrote the wars ofTroy. J chus ; [2] the natne of two tyr- Dftris, Ydis /. a nymph of thesee,

ants of Sicily ; [3] a Stoic philos- daughter of Oceanus and The-
opher, one of Zeno's scholars; tis,who,beingmarriedtoherbro-
[4] Dionysius Halicarnasseus, a ther Nereus, liad many nymphs
historian, who wrote the history by him called Nereides.
of Rome; [5] Dionysius Areopa- Draco, 5nis. m. a lawgiver of the
gita, he, when in Egypt, saw an Athenians, so severe,that he pu-
eclipse of the sun contrary to nished every fault with death ;
nature, at the passion of our Sa- for which cause Demades said,
viour, and said, Aut Deus natu- That he wrote his laws not with
rae patitur, aut mnndi machina ink, but with blood. (nua,

dissolvetur; [6] Dionvsius Peri- Drances, is. m. an enemy to Tur-
egetes, who lved in the time of Dravus./uv the Drave in Hungarjr
Augustus, and wrote a book of Drcpanum, Cretg, eape Mechia.
geography in Greek hexameter SiciH*, pp. Trapani*

verse, still extant. Druentia, fiuv. Durance in Gaul.

'iuus,i m & Dindyma, Anim-tDioscdndes is. m a famous physi- DruYdc, arum vrl Druides um.
a mountain of Phrygia, so cian of Anazarba-in Nero's time. pl.tn. pricsts of the ancient Gauls
ed because of its two tops ; Dir*, arum. pl f the Furies; Tisi- Drusus. i. m. the grandfather of
mi. Chizico. (ror. phone, Megxra, and Alecto Cato,very etoquent and learned,

-sjianus i m. a Roman Empe- Dirce.es/. tne wife of Lycusking but too ambitious, and was slain
ri, iut Babelmandel of Thebes (wise called Pluto in his owu house. (the woods.

r*ui. i. m. [1] a Sicilian, an Dis, Ttis. m. the god of hell,other- Dryades, um pl.f. goddesses of
Hent histonan in the time Discordia, ic. /. thc goddess of Dryas. antis. m. tne aon of Orion,
Jius Cxsar; [2] a Stoic pbi- discord, banishcd out of heaven slain by Dxana in the Theban war
tlier. for exciting divisions among the Dryopes, p*p. of Epirus.

. is. m. [1] a Cynic phi- gods. Duftchinum, ins Thiachi.

»tier^cholar to Antisthcnes; Div5dumm, epp. Metz in* France. Dnrius,/tn;. Douro in Spain.
*.<! no food but such as was D6d6na, x. / a city of Epirus in Dur5cort6rum, <pp. Kheims m
^ him daily; whence he was Greece, on the borders of Thes- France.

d a beggar; [2] another sur- saly, famous fbr hi rbuntain, and Dym*, opp. Clarenxa in Greece.
^«i Lae'jtius, who wrote the a grove in which was a temple Dyrrhachium, opp* Durazzo in
of the philosophers. consecrated to lupitcr, andan Macedonia.

is. m. [1 a king of oracle. £

who fed his horses with D6lon, Onia m. a Trojan, taken _
flesh : Hcrculcs slew hiro and slain by Ulysses. |f B»ra, cpp. Evora in PortugaL

him to be eatenby hia D6l6pes, p p. Grecians of Epirus. W* ibQdx, in* Hebrides.
Hmes; [21 aking of £tolia D6mUianus, i m. tbe twelfth env EbOrdnes, pop. of Liege.
*>n of IVdcus and DeipylaJ peror of Rome, successor to his nbusus, iiu. Vvica.
»f Uie tirecian wortbitainj father Vespuian, and brother tQ.EftbjaA^a» **»&.$.. ^.vq

MHunariin. «cholar of Cora
Franto, in the tinie of HadrUn :
he «Tote30boolu, withthetitie
of Nocte» Attic*, becaute stu.
dfadin the winter-nigbta '

Geryon, vel Gtryones, is. a. ■ gi-

ant, whoie oxen, ■fter he had

«Uintheir owner. Herculea cu<

(France

. ,, Bw'

Getar, Srum. pi. n.

Thrace, oa both lideithe

Uter.nowMoIdavU fc W»lUchU

to be more terrible to their ene. Gigantet.um.pt. m. the

n»uni,Sot? c
niaareth lai

ia«*..theie»ofG»li. Gipp"m»,L*. ■ Roman, who wouM

GCnCra, -./ » eity ofthc u
Allobroge».

Geniui, L m. ■ genius, »r angel
good *r b»4> which Utter they
caBed Alwtor; both of thcm
wm beliered to be bom with ■
■an, and to die with him, uid to
preside over pUces ai well
peraons ; they u*ed to pr»y
thii god with sacririce».

GSmi», x. f. the chief city of the
jjgurUn» in Italyi h:d. Geno».

Gaorgfca, Orum. pl. *■ tlie mo
Tilu»ble, and by himtelf mo*t
Talued, poem uf Virgil, comprU-
cd in four book*.

Gtrxstu», app. Geresto.

GergflvU, ojli>.Gergove in Fnnce.

■c called Tungri .
vided into the upper and lowei
but the Ttoman and modcm di-
ia are not the

Ihey were three^ndl
eyc, serring them »1
their namcs »re Bthr
sa, and Eoirale.

GorgOniu», i. ■.inm
ing fcllow.

Gnrtyna. tpp. of Cnrb

GSthi, onau. pl. m-
Gfithfines. Goth*, ■ p
northexn part of Bd
Swedei, »nd Korwef

GridiTut, i. m. ■ title

ji «nd Tellus,of monltrou» size, Gracci, «tnun. pl.

i n»Tly they of Theis»]

feign to be atleep.while hU wifc
prostituted henetf, but

Grccu, r. f. the whol
Greece-, the leto»'
«o «i» called Htga»

Grcculi, 6nxio.pl. m. i

ng whom he likcd not, he fcrie J. Grnjiigen»,

cutNon omnibia dormio,whcnce

it bccame proTerbial.
Glaucus, i. m. ■ fishernunof An-

thedon, who leaped into the sei,

where he was transformed into

aTriton and became oneof thc

sea-gods.
Glycirs, x./ ■ beautiful, butcny

miatreuto Iloracc and Tibullui
Gtyccnunui n the mistrcss an

wife of PalnphUui in Tercncc-
finStho, Onii. m. a comic penon

parasite in Terence.
Gn6»u*,'Ce/ Gnoasus, i.f. acityol

Crete, the court of lung Minoa :

haii. Cinosa

menia; htd. Gibel Noe.

GauU, wbo in the time of Taci- Gordiuijm. a PhrrgUn huaband

"''"" " ing hy the oracle of Gyarai, h. Qytra, «-.

of the £ge*n «ea, oa
Gorguu Leontlnua, the tchoUr of claUes; l,od. Calotro.
"- G?gea,U. ~ »L)*j
Candaulu» »ho*eJ ai
ked;which»oiiK«M
«he conapired to n

Empedocle», and maater of lao-

BermanTcLis, L m the »on ot Kero cratea; he dechumed on any lub-
Dnijtui, univeMalh/ otWeA^aiy V^wttmnor»,
desjgned by Auguktu»ftitVai«^£cn^ia,'a. J.U jA.^^tr^™.,*,^ «1

odj. Gn

SrfinTcu», i.
rising in mount lu»
in» of Troy, and dU
sclf into the sea of 1
rnouaforthebiittle?
andcr fought nesr it-

Granta, x.f. Csmbrid]

"fritix, Srum. pl. fim
three «Utcrs called i
IU> and Enphrojjne,
ters of Bacchus and
Jupitcr aud Euirnon

Grundile» lares,appoi
mulus inhonour cft
thirtypiga mentioDt
Mn 8 42. »nd bante:
:n»L 12, 74

HAN

HEC

HEL

MS

mists, arum. pl. f. In- put to dcath, and hss wholc flt-
osophers.of whom there xnily cut off.
> scctfl thc BrachmansHarm6dius>. i. m- an Athcnian,

| who delivered his -country from

anxi.

\pp. Tachi Volicati in the tyranny of Pisistratus.

[Harmoma, *. / the daughter of
•//>.Paleapoli in Grecce Mars and Vcnus» whom Vulcar

presentcd with a fine but fatal

oracelet.
tTA, ac. m. the Adriatic.Harmbnides, is. m. a Trojan bc

II.

the city Adria.
-, \.m. HaJrian, the 15th

cars.

*./. Thcasaly.
'n#,Argcntaro*in Thracc

loved by Minerva, who taught
him all kinds of workmanship.

of Kome ; he reignedjHurp&gus, i. m. a friend of Asty- valiant of all the Trojans.

ages the Mede, who preserved
Cvros, and betrayed the army
ot the Medes.

m. a river and mowv Harpalyce, es./. thedaughters of

,a!y.

opp. Habarta.

isus, i. / a maritime oi

iia» a colony of the Ar-

country of Herodotus, Harpdcrates. is. m. the Egyptian

s, the Roroan liistorian

iclitus the poet; also fa- Harpyrfx, brum. plf the daugh

a noble mausoleum»but
ruins.

pp. Saleme in Sicily.
is. m. vtl Hilyattfcus,
fatherof Cnrsus king

des, nm.pl. / nympha,

; tliought to be bom and

oak-trees.

i, 6nim. ptm.n. kind of

i» living in carts, and

% as occasion served,

« to place : thcir coun

vid. Ammon.
alis. m. vicL Annibal.
lis. m. a Carthaginian
the son of HamiJcar,
imnfto be kiag, w,

Lycurgus king of Thrace. aml
queen of the Amasons, who set
her fathcr at liberty, when taken
by the Getoe

god of silence

tersof PontusandTerra; whencc
they are said to live partly in isl-
ands, and partly in the sea ; the;
had the faces of virgins, and the
bodies of obscene bmis ; Hesiod
calls thcm Iris, Aello, and Ocy-
pcta. and Virgil, Furias, and Di-

HarQdcs, pp pr Franconia (ras.

Hebe, es. / tne daughter of Ju-
piter and Juno ; but some make
•her Juno's dauehter alone, con-
ceived by too rrcely feeding oi>
lettucc ; she was called the god-
w Bessarabia, Moldavial dess of vouth.
a, and part of Transyl- Hebrus, 1. mat. a rapid river oi

Thrace.rising in mount Rhodopc
6nis- m. a surname of| and falling into the .£gean tea ;

hod. Mariza.

Hfcate, es./ a goddess, the same
below as Luna in heaven \ «&v)

was painted wichthree heads»
one of a horse, another of a dog,
another of a virgra
Hecatoflsp51is, is. / the isle of
Crete, so called from its 100 ci-
ties» which it had in time of Mi-

BOS.

H&cStompolis, i. fem. the city of
Thebes,in Egypt, which had 100
gates; alsolspahan.

Hector, dris m. acc. Hectcra, thfj
son of king Priam, and the moit

Heciiba, «./. Cisseis, wife to king
Priam.

H£g€aias, x. m a philosopher of
Cyrene, who d spbyed the mis-
eries of life wxth such eloquenoe
that several slew thcmselves, to
be out of them : he was com-
mandcd by Ptolemy to discourse
no more on that subject

Helena, «. vel Hel6ne.~es. J. tho
daughter of Leda, begot by Ju»
piter in the shape of a swan, and
the most beautirul woman of her
time, married to Menelaiis fcunj
of the Lacxdemonuns, t» whom
she bore Hcrmione ; afterwardfl
Paris stole her away, which oc-
casioned the war between
Greece and Troy.

Hclenus, i. m a son of king Pri-
am. spared by the Greeks for hU
skill in divination.

Iielkides, um. pLf. the daughtera
of Phabus and Clyraene, called
Phaethusa and Lampetie, who,
bewailing the fatc ot' their bro-
ther Phaeton, were turned into
poplar-trees» of whose tears camsj
amber.

H^lice, et. f, \kfcOs«!*j«r**»- .

arJ Diana on carth -, whenrtxe 11 ca\\ wwUtW. V^d. ^^^^^^s».
««/ kd triceps and terjemvTxa s fa\ %^OTNfc\ x% Kv^»^^

LAT

LEO

LEU

of Laconia. It is aaid that Jupi
ter, in the shape of a swan, em
braced her when with child by
her husband, and she laid two

egffs; of the one came Poliux Leucas, &dis./ an itb

and Helena, of the other Castor
and Clytemncstra. ■

XAptths, Irum. a/. m. a people offUftaut, a, um. m#. 'of Lariiri^Lepontii,^. of the A

Theasaly,whonrsttamedhor8es. Italian. Leprium,r£/fr. Chaiapai

Lar, aria. m. p\. liirea, certain de- Laurena, tia. a4j. Laurentian. Leptia magna, Lebeda

mons, genh, sr spirits, believed Laurentum, opp. S. Laurenko. P*r**> Monatte

to prende on varioua occationa, Lausus, i. m. the aon of Mezenti. Lcrno, «./ a lake nea

dittmgniahed by their ephheta -ua, ahun by JEneas. Peloponnesua, whew

Lftrmum, opp. Larina in Italy. Learchus, i. m. the son of Atha- alewthe hydra.
Ltrjs&a, opp. Larza in Theasalv. mas apd Ino, kiUed bj hirdis- Lera, fo./. an iabnd a
Urisss»us, a, um. a$. Thesaahan tracted ftther. of Frances hod. Fitle

Lftrisfusj/w?. Larisao in Greece. Lcander, dri. m. a young man of gareti.
Larius. lacus, Como in Raly. Abvdoa, on the Aman «de of the Leabfcles, um/rt/ Lc

Lirvmna, opp Talandi in Greece. HeHespont, opposite to Sestos, Lesfroa, i. / an isle in t
Latia, «./ the wife of Saturn. where his beloved Hero Kred. n
Latiahs, fc Latiaris, e. «nff. o£ at Labadia, opp. BadU in Bceoti*. '

belonging to Italy. L£b£dut, ofp. Lebiditai Chisar in

Lfctlni, orum, U. m. the Latint, LSbvnthos, in*. Levita. (Asia.

inhabituntt orLatsum, irltaly, Lech*um, opp. Leateiocori in
Lfctlnus, i. m. fte ton of Faunus, Greece.

king of Latium, who etpouted L5da, ac. /. the daughter of Thes

his daughter I^vinia to JEneaa, tiut, and wife of Tyndarua kinp

which watthe groundof the war " " " " -••-•----

bctween JEneas and Turnut.
Latium, i. n. acountry of Italy,ly-

ing betweenTuscany to the west

and Campania to the east.
Latius, a,um- atfj. of, or belonging

to Italy, Italion
Latmua, i. m. Palatia, a mountain LSUges, p p. of Asia.

in Caria, chiefly famous for thc Lemanus lacus, the lake Loman

feigned amours of Cynthia and near Geneva: the river Rhone

Endymion. runs througli it.

Latobrigac, arum. pl. m. apeople Lemnos, \.f. an island in the JE

of Lausanne in Switzerland. gian sea- sacredl to Vulcan; hod.
Latdia, at. Latois, idos. & Lat5- Stalimene.

nia, x f. Dzana, the daughter of LemGvices, pnp. les Limosins.

Lestrygbnes, um./i m
of Italy, wbo roatWi
companions of Ulywo

Lethe, es. / a rirer in J
teringthe city of Berei
the poets feisncd to
the rivers of hell; ani
the word signifieth obl
whoever drankthereot
that was past

Leucadia, penin* S. Mai

LemSvu, p-ip. pr. Mechlenburg.
Lemuralia,xW Lemuria, um

Latona.

Latdna, s./ the daughter of Cacj

ut the Titan, or as some say, ot 6mm.pl. n- a fcstival on the 15th
Saturn,and mother of Diana and of May, wherein they sacrificed
Apollo. ^ (koti. Ocscl to the Lemures; unlftcky to mar-

Latrit, is./ an islahd in the Baltic; ry in.

l^verna sc./thegoddessof thieves LcdnYdas, & es. se. m. a king of

IJfvicum, <//)£. Yalmontone in Italy

Ionian sea from a roc

despairinjj loversutw
. themselvcs, as Sappl

cure love-sickness.
Leucatcs, prom. Leucsl
Leuci, 6rum. pl. m a

Lorrain» near the chj
Leucippus, i. m. a ph

from whom Democriti

doctrine of atoms, as

Epicurus.
&|Leuc5p2tra, prom. pr. I
Leucosyria, x./acouBt

padocia.
Leuctfthoc, es. /. the *

thamas, who cast scf

her son Melicerta in 1
-i intothe-sea.

Sparta, who with 400 men de
l&viniib Tt.f. the daug^tet o^\A\^tAfcA.^^t%ita of Tiiermopy-lLeuctra, 5rum. pl.+ »
tinus \\tiit5fa»^5*»^Vi&ifk^^

LIM

LUC

LYC

6H

of Normandy. lingone, pop. Langres in Cham-jLucrttius, i. m. a Latin poet, who

nuu. a sophist, who Ital.pr. Imola. (pagne. wrotc of thc nature of things in

at Antiocn and Con- IJjius, i. m. a Theban, the son of six books, still extant.

Apollo and Terpsichore, who Lucrlnus, a, um. adj. of the Lu-
. a mountain in Sy. taughtmusic and letters: he waa crine lake.
jsfrom east to west, the masterof Orpheus, and Ilcr Lucullus,i. m [1] Lucius Lucul-

lorth is thc bounda- cules.

>ly Land. Llpare, int. Lipari near 8icily

. name of Bacchus. Llquentia,/uv. Liquenza in Italy!

name of Proserpine. Lins, jfav. Garigliano in Itily.

& br\im.pl. n. reasts Lissus, Dabnat. Alessio.

' Bacchus,celebrated| Crtut % Fionissi.

cventeenth.

illia, opp Evora, wc call Titus Livy, of Padua.

f a fountain #f Mag. Locri, drum pl. m. Locrians.

1 to the Muaes. Locris, rtgi • of Greece.

s. adj Libethrian. L&custa, x. /. a woman skilftd in

f- the goddess Ve prcparing poisons : she helped

crpine, for she prc- Nero to poison Britannicus, and

ner births and buri- Agrippina to dispatch Claudius

. Croatia. (als. Londinum i u. London.

n Latin writers, that L5p£dGsa* ins. Lampcdosa.

ca, which bordereth Lopsica, opp Selissa.

t, but is often taken LGt6phagi,6rum.£/.in. a people of

rxtcnt by the poets, Barbary,who are said to have liv-

hc Greeks, and so cd on the fruit of the lotc-tree.

rthage ; hod. Barca. Luca, opp. Lucca.

m. Llbyssus, a, um. LQcania, rcgio. Basilicate in Italy

a, um & Llbystis, LQcajius, i. m. Lucan, a famous

dian, African. poet of Corduba in Spain.

i, se. / the country LQcSria, opp. Lucero in Italy.

in Africa, Lftcianus, i. m. Lucian, a witty

. a Lybian. writer of Samosata,autbor of ma-

\e boy of whom Dei'-| nydialogucs in a pure Greek sty le

lie poisoned shirt to

lus, a noble and valiant Roman r
who beat Mithridatcs out of his
kingdom ; [2] Marcus, a kins-
man of the former, who subdued
Thrace.

LudgQnensis ara, an altar at Ly-
Livius, i. m, the historian whomj ons, where Caligula ordcred

Greek and Roman orators to vie
with one anothcr, when hc that
was overcomc was obliged to-
praisc and reward thc conqueror

LudgQnum B&tavorum, Lcyden in>
HoUand.

Lupercal,isna place under moant
Palatine,consecrated by Evander
to Pan, the god of Arcadia, that
he might prescrve thcir flocks
from wolvcs.

Lupcrcalia, um. & <5rum. pl. n. a
festival sacred to Pan, on the
15th of February. (Pan.

Liiperci. drum pl. m. priests of

Lupia, Germcn, Lyppe.
Ital. la Kocca.

LQsItani, p-.p. Portuguese.

LQsTtania, ae. / the third part of
ancicnt Spain, chiefly that part
callcd Algarve in PortuguJ.

bo for it threw him tirist, cotemporary with Accius
:o the Eubxan sea. and Pacuyius.
oire in France. LQcIna,*./. the s^oddess of cbild
»urjs. m, a Ligurian b«aring,a title given to Juno and

a conntry of Italy, Diana, < r Luna.

osjb the Aaasuune to LGcretia,*./ the daughter of Lu

»ea. f oretius prefect of the city, and

m. cape Boco. wife of Tarquinius Collatinua^a-

Marsala. vished by Soxtus Tarquinius.

Lucilius, i. m. a smart Roman sa-Lutetiu, ac./. vel Lutetia Parisio»

rum, Paris.

Lyxus, i. m. a name of Bacchus.
Lycacus, i. m. a mountain of Arcs>

dia, sacrcd to Pan and Jupiter.
Lycaon,6nis m a king of Arcadia,

who would havc murdered Jupi-

ter. (Lycaonia in Asia.

Lyca6nes,0m. fct ^.xS^^v^^-

isiandnearIreUnd:L&cretIlis, is. *t. a mountun w ^wi^vl« ^\.^^; «s^s^S^ti»

/ tbe Stbints ^Jf&v^******** 1 *

fft

LYC

LTS

HJBO

'Lycius, a, um. _h#. Lyoian.

LycbmEdes, it m. t King^ of Scy
xus, and fatber of Deidamia, on
whom AchiUes begat Pyrrhus,

with her, and followed ML Anto-
ny to the camp
I^curgus, i. m. [1] the son of Po
lvdectes,a noble Spartan:his bro

Athens; ako Cicero's schoolinJLyaMa,»./ acityof Pales^

the Tusculum. fcrfrom Joppa; hod. 8. Georgia raco-riinesaf Lyoaoni

JLychnTdum, t>pp. POchrida. Lydi, fruimjk/. m. Ihe people of

L/cia,*/a country betWeenjPam- Lydia, ac. /. an inlarid country ol . *»

phyua andCaria ; h d Menteai*. the Lesser Asia, h d, Carasia. in myrjtd&rens, i. m- the 9

r __*_ _ _., . — •__. which is tbe golden river Pacto- JjJL Iub ; having had a

lus: it was anciently a very war- his sister Canaee, he
like nation» but much given to his father^a im_iguat»oA
intemperance. (er of MaCedonia MacSdttnia. k /. a fert_fc

l_ycon,6ras.«t. a Penpatetic philo-tLyncestes,Ydis/.acountrvmndriT- betweett Thrace, £pi
sophcr, so eloquent in tos dis-Lynceu8.j»-{14 oneafthe Argo- ftoeece.
couweSjthathewascaHedGlycon nauts,whoni £he poets fabled to HacSd&nicus, & MacSd

Lycophron, is. m. a&mous tragic be so quiek aighted utoiee um adj* Macedonian.

. poet of Chalcis. through trees and roel_f*yea,the Macer, 1 «.a Roman po.

JL) c&ris, .dhi / a freed-woman qf earth; by which was mewit, that porary witfc Orid, wbo
the senator Volumniua, who he fbund out metals in the deep- , botany, artd the virtoet
slighted C. Gallus-deeply in lovej est mincs. he accompamcd Jason he alto made a suppk

toColchis; |2jone ofthesonsof Homei*.
Egyptus,whom his wifeHyperm- M&chston,&nis.m» the *m<
nestra saved.when the rest werc .apius, a skilful phyaa

_..... slain by her bloody sisters. performed several gre*t

tner Eunomus dying,he took up Lyncus,i.m a king of Scythia,turn Macra, fluv. Ix Magra in £
on him thc name of King; but cd by Ccres into a lynx. (dia Macri campi.jkr.Brescefii
soon afltcr fmdinjr his brothei^s Lyrcjeus, i. m. a fountain of Arca- Macrobius,i. m. thei_m*<
wife was with chdd, hc laid it a- Lyrncssus, opp, Pamph. Lyrnesso. of comular dijmity» cota.
side,rc*igned thc kingdom to his TroatLpr. Troy. with Serviusme wrotetK

ncphew Charilatis,and actcd 011- Lysander, dri. m* a Lacedemoman on Scipio's dresfl^ tff
]y as chief minister. He rcdress- commander, who put an end to a ealled Saturnalia. .
ed the state, whcn much disor- war ol 26 years between Sparta Machrontlcos, •#>. ^L
dcred, by a body of laws, and o- and Athens, by ruining the A- Madaura, opp. Madaraia-"
bligcdthe Spartansto keep thcm thenian fleet. Mxander, & MxandrAV^

inviolable tdl he returned from Lysias, <c. m. the son ofCephalus, verofPhrygia, havinf^" -
Delphi ; whcn he camc thither, and onc of tlie ten famous orators ble windings; W *
he dismissed his fricnds, and re- commendcd by Cicero. Mscn£des,ura. pif> '

tircd a voUmtary exilc to Crete ; Lysimachia, JEtol. Lysimachia. Mxnss, &dis.woi
where dyirig, hc ordercd liis bo- 7'hrac. Hexamili. Bacchus.

dy to be thrown into the sca,that Lystmachus, i, m. a valiant Mace- \lxn_dus, m_ict 7 Mefl-fr
thc Spailans might not think donian, and son of Agathoclcs. o/^.ydia

thcmselves dischargcd of tlieirLy_ippus,i.m.anoblestatuary,who Mxonia, *./ apsrt
oatli, by proCuring his bones to niudu his statues with sucii art, Ma^6ntde^ie.mJititle
be broupfht to Sparta ; [2] a king tliat tliey seemed to have real life roer, frs^i Mzonis '
of Thracc, wlio, finding his peo- Lyslsjs.m. a Pythagoreanphiloso^ Ma.6nius,a,um. s#
r /e too much addictcdto wine, pher, inaster to Epaminondas. Mac6tis,ldis,/t w**

the Euxine ses. m*

crc/ercdiiJltlicvsneaof tocov-iv-^^^vx^^st. anexccllent sta- __» ^„„„ w — .

• U*v to bc rootcd up. \ Vvvw l XTV ^ass«i ^ \_a>*t^^5L nver Tan£* fl fcf*

*7cii% i m. a king of B*o\^ A V^Vv^^^^ VisWi^^f^i

MAN

MAN

MAR

533

in circumfcrence.

n. a pitiful poet in Vir-

c. / [1] a country of
i, bordcring' on Thcs
citv of Asia thc Lcss,
lcandcr.given to Thc-
whcn in cxilc, bv tJiri

Mand*.nis, is. m. an ln-lian jrym-! far from Crcwonv.
nosoph:st,whodtspisecibo.h thL :-I;i vhuii, o;i : 4 /. Maretona, a

rc* ards aiul menaccs of Alcxan
dcr the tircat.

Maniicl.i, jc f- a villagc of the Sa-
bint s; hml. IVj^io XJrrteto.
Maiulrcpolis, aixx •Mandiopus,*/»/-.
/•/•• lhtruz.
cr*ia; [o) anothcr in:M:idt»bii, // p. Auxi"s in Francr.
ider inount Sip^lusJMaudmia, /.//. Casal novo. (ple.
ltiochus Magnus w ;is Mania .av/.thcgGddcss of inad pco-

>y the liouians; /j. '/..Mjiuhus, i. tn. thc nriiic of scvc- cd Ensis R;>manorum, who first

J r:d ionsdcra!;Ie iioir.ans ; [1]

towu in Attica, f.unoii* for ')1ic-
scub k;lling > a mon.strous bull; al-
sofor Milti^tdes routin^ an army
of rYrs-ian» of 100,0<>0 foot, and
10.000 horsc, with only 10,000
bravc Athcnians.
Marccilus, i. m scveral Romans
of ihis name; [1] Claudius Mar-»
ccllus,a valiant comnmndcr,call-

proved it \\ as not imooHsiblc to

Sc Magiicssus, a, uiu. Odawus Manilius, u kinp; of K- conquor llmnihui: afu-r a lonjy

cslan. trf.r;;», and son-iii-law to Tur-

m. [11 thc hrotlwr of quhv, [2] anothcr, who wrotc a
who u rotc JJ volun:cs jmciu to Aiitrustus ou thc suhjcct
.rv inthcPiiui-" to:i!i*ik oi Astrono:;iv.
•■cnaie of Curtha;»v ' »'- '.i.uilius, (V.iinns) i. m. [V a no-

c tKitislaicci ii. * > Ls- h!c Komun.whofcarlnjr tiie wall.ijMarccdun;;ii, ©/.*.». Ucren in ti*:n-
i1 M;*ho:i,in thc islaii'.!, of llor.ic could not hohl out u-jMarcomaiini. /- /<. Bohcmians.

'■.ainsl t..c Ciaids, chcsc 10C0 va-iMare +h!::c.;*cun % Adriatic.

sic^e, hc tcok Syrneuse; [2] Mar-
cus Marrc.]Ui?,a iVicnd cf Ciccro,
who,:dnr t!tc defeut of Pompey,
livcd :»ii cxihs in Asia, but was al
lenjrth cdl»*d homc. (many.

_, _ — , —

,ni, «>/>/». Mcntz. liant ircii, v.ith w ;u>ni heivfiredi

the «luu^iitcr of Allas ir.to the .*apitnl,aiidsaicd itfrom
ic. ■ thc eneii.y; ,'J) T. Manlius Tor-

. Mula^ain Sprtin. | quatu*, *,:> callcd froin a C.uul,
capc Mahoiu (irccce.j who lc';:c:uhd hia sosi f.;r .;^"ht-
i'.is, the jyulf of Ziton.! in^ ui.hfiiii crdcr, tlioujrh suc-
v/i/'.-. iOonin (.rcccc. 1 r. Hsfully; [o] ar.other, v ho f«>?

>lalh> in 1'ihr.a | thc ^lo^ncss of his ton^ic, an: :

is m. a (orinlhian,, s:ip|>oscd stupiditv, wasoidcivf!
lis hrof!iiT's son,to hc 1 by liis f.ithcr to rctirc to iht-
cir; for which fact his; ciiuiitry. and ncver to see Komc,
uscd him lobctorniu liul this youiiLf man aftciwams

(sinaJ flefcii''cd his lathcr, and frccil
pop. pr- Faro di Mcs- liiui fom a trial, whcn accuscd
: m. a Houian of thc hy M. ': omponitii.

ordcr. whofirslo\er- Mantinca, a;. f Mantcgna, a city
alls of liis house with 1 of Ar«*:iciia, where Epaminoudas

• : i\^;*'.'/i, Archipcl-.g , o.

Ctnfin:;i, Caspean.

l'ri.nl".:u t pr. Grcciilaud.

/;i."' / >.i.vm, Kcd Sea.

GiiliU.e* sca of Gahice.

GlLcich; Norlh sca.

//'/;•( tinnm, Caspiun.

//«'•eibor, hv. ^lnscovv.

ltc.r'.uiH % Nicari.

*Mvrfrutm % I"*vad sca.

•Vi/r.'o?.ffi«sea of Manclria.

Siw-.it i/,7i, the Ji.dtic.

Tif:t:riutk\ st*a of C.;iiilce.

T ijn heii wrij Tnscaii.
MarcSta?, p"p. pr t IJarc :.
Mareotis, rrg. Libya*, pr. Harcau
luchut. of Uuohiara.

tl had marblc pillars. paincd a Lflorious victory, bui Marjjiana,rc3 p .//r.Cuorasan in Asia

m. a consul of Rome, died ' f a wound.
aking- a dishonourahlc Manto.u .f.a. sorcercss.the daufrh-
s given up to tliu JS'u- ter of lircsias: shc builtateniplc

Mariandyni, brum. pl m a pco-
ple of Asia, on thc conliiiet ot
liithynla.

i to Api.llo atClaros. fbr instnict- Marica, x.f. thc wife, <\C V-«a»»!w>
i./.thc chujrhtcr of As- infr h: r in the art of i\wvmJ.wa.\ wA\BRft»« ^XsSs»»* m^X^t
d mothcT of Crrus. iAfant»u, x. /. a c\ty sA \V*\j » \\^\\2^ro» VJ^ww^^ ^ 1 »^

to*

MAR

MAU

MED

from his father.
Maroncu, Ital. Marona.

Tnraci.v. Marojrna.

at Arpinum, of mcan parentafre,! at Bilboa in Snain. Mauritania, x.f. thc fartliet

but by his valour raiscd to tncMartiua,proprie ar{/.[ l]*asurname of Africa to the aouth.

hitrhest ;>itch of RTcatncs*; [2]' of Ancus, the fourth king of the Mauritania, rcgio. Barbary,!

Marius Pristus, who being pro-l Romans; [2] Martius Campus, so CrtanVaw*, Al|

consul of Africa. pilla^ed thc callcdfrom Mars, to whoro it was Sitifcinth, pr. Si

province, was condcmned, and consecratcd, situated bctwecn Tingitana, Tan

banisiicd. j Itomc and the Tibcr. Mauriisius, a, um. atlj. Maui

Marmvrica* rr? f llarca in Africa. Maruilus, i. m. [1] Sencca^s mastcr Mausdlus, i. max. a kinp ol

Mannaridx, p p. of Ilarca. \\\ rhctoric; [2] auother (Pom- whosemonumcntcalledtl

Miro 6nis. m- VirgiPs surname ponius) a grammarian, who soleum was reckoncd ai

taught at Romc, - wus a severc the wonders of the world

critic in his art, and rcprchend-Maxentius,i. m. acrueltyra:

ed Tiberius Cxsar, telling him, usurped the name of Czs

Maroncus, a, uin. adj. & Maronia-' hc had the govcrnment ot mcn defcated Severus, but, be

nus, of, uv pertaininjr to Virgil. indccd, but not of words. . vercome by Constantine

MarpiFsia, rr.l MartheVi.i. x f.t\\c\L\nis,jluv. Morave. drowncxl in thc Tiber.

first qucen of thc Arna/.ons. Massinissa, x. m. a king of Numi- Maximinus, i. m. first a Tt

Marpcssa. *./. a very bcautiful la- dia,anda1lyoftheRomans,though shcphcrd, tlicn a soldier,

chynothcr of Cleopatra. thcwife at hrstanuttvrcncmy^thcgrand- commander, and lastly cii

of Mtleaj^cr: Apollo fallin<r in father of Ju«rurtha. ■ of Rome, succecding' AJcj

love with hcr, und taking her a-Massxsyli, p'*p. pr. Barbary. i Sevcrus.

way.hcrhusband Id.eus pursucJMassagciiC/w/». pr. Zagathy. Maximus, i. m. thc namc n

but could not ovcrtake them. Massicus. mm*. Mondragonc in ral inen; [1] one, madc a

Ivlarriibium, opp Marubio in Italy. Campinia. ■ by Maximinus, and calleJ

Marnicini, p /# of Abru/./.o. Ma>s;lia.?c./. Marseillcs. a city of ceps jdvcntulis ; ['2] Sh

Mars, tis.m. ihc sonof Jupitcr and ProvenceinFrance.ofvery great Tyrius a Platonic philos

Juno, a.idthc g*d of war. . anti(piity,unrc inhabitcdby a co- and niastcr of M. Autoniu

• ^la-si, /; /;. of ftaly und licrmany.. lony of Phccnicians outof Asia. Mazyces, /i /». of Muuntani

alarsic is, k Marsus, a,uin. a.lj. of Massyla, x.f. a town of Cyrcnc inMOcamas, atis. m. a nc»i»ien

thc ifari»i, Marsian. i Afrira. (Massyliun. Ronie, patron to Yir^ilw

Mursinrri. p>p. pv. Ilohcmia. 'M:tssylcus,& Massylus, a, um. atlj. race.

Mursyas vrl Murs.a, w. m. [1] a M -itho, onis. m. a cornipt lawyerMedca, x. f. thc daugh'er<
satyr, and Phryjoan musician, : jn UomitianVtime, whuis often tes king- of Colchis^a wicke
who ciialle-ig-cd Apollo, and be-' lashed by Murtiul. \ ccress

inj^ ox-rcome by him, was Aayed Malinus, motu. of Apulia. iMcdia, x f. a largv countrr

sia, boundcd on thc s-juti
! Pcrsia, and on the cast b\
' cenia ainl Parthia.
iMedidlanum, ofip. Milan inft
tlie i^oddess of thc'Mcdi5matrici, pop. pr. M^tt
(war.MSdonv tis. m. the son ofCoJ
an<I >y ,iirn jrivcn to his friciid'M:ivors, tis. ;«. Mars, thc £od of thc last kinjj of Athcns l» 1
i/on ensitis, uFulafte.r lusdiscase'Mavortius,a,um.rtf(/. of,orbelon^-j their lirst Archon afor^
takcn br :u.it back u^aaiv. \ \yv^ V^ NVv^, \w«v!v\U warlike. ! thenians hadchan^edll»«f B,

MariLllU,' is. m. a wittv em^m-^NV^vviv» ^vv^. \>V. ^^V^\^v^^V^^^^\ment.
*MUt, but too p:ir^Vlka\; \wm\ ^t=A\v^ ^^ <* >A«^^ v^ta^

alivc; ['2] a river of tbe samc Matisco, opp Mascon in Francc-
nainc iu r*ur\£ia, /i tl. Xutolia,Mitrona,/«T. Murne in France.
inU wliich he is fei^ned to bc Afattiaci, p p. oi' Marburg.
cliaiijfcd. Muttiucum, opp. Marhurg.

Martia, x. f. a I?o nan lady, who^Mutiia, x. f
was marriod to Cato Uticcnsis ! moruiTi^.

MEL

MEM

MEN

555

,x/the daughtcrof Phor- because Srayma, near which the
hence she is callcd Phor- 1 rivcrMclesrunncth,seemstohavc
and 1'horcis; she was ex-j the best title to his birthplace
itrly beautif ;!,and had thc Melibaca, x. / acity of Magnesia
hctul of liair in the worldj ncar to Thessaly, famous for its
msformation of which into! purple dic, and oyster-fishing 1

t, &c ia rclatcd in Ov.
> (or Pegasus.

Ltis, a, wn. pdj. of Mcdusa,
i, x.f one Jof the Kuries,
righicned Mercidcs niore
lie si^iit of Pluto had donc*.
iijts ludi a fcstival. and
in honour of Cybelc, the
mothtr of the £ods, who
ceived into the city on thc
f April, U. (,'. 546. and thc
:alled Megalcsia, fixcd on

•

siacuH, a, um. atfj, Mega

Cirrensian.
polis, opfi. Ixontari.
, se. f. [11 the daughtcr of

kinjr of Thcbes and wife
cult-s; [2] a city of Acha-
wecn Athens and thc isth-

Corinth, thc birthplacc of

/ Mcllu f x. m. [1] a river of
l -'] Pomponius Mela,a ge
ler, and Spaniard, wholiv

Mcliccrta. ac m. the son oflnoand
Athamcs, king of Thcbes; whose
story is in Ov. Mrt. 4.

Melissa, x.f thc daufrhter of Me-
lissus kinjr of Crete and sistcr to
Amalthca. who tog-cthcr nursed
Jupiter with goafs milk.

Mehssus, i m. [1 1 an ancicnt king
of Crctc, the father of Amalthc
and Mclissa ; he is said to be the
first who bacrificed to thc gods ;
[2] Melissus TChius] a gramina
rian, presentcd to Mecxnas, and
by him enfranchised ; he wrotc
conccrning" bccs ; [ >] a Samian
philosophcr,bclovcd at Ephcsus,
whcrc hc was chicf magistrate,
and commandcd thcir flcet.

Vlelita, i7i«. Malta.

Mclius [Spurius], i. m. a Koman,
vcry ricU and popular, who, for
affectingthc supremc power,was,

ulntn l\»« f ttAWHIC AKala liinutj>i>

great city of F.gypt, in, the islo
Delta, anciently the court of the
Egyptiau kiug, and famous for
the pyramids, soiiic whcreot are
standing to thia day.

Mcnalippc, es /. the sistcrof An-
tiope, quccn of the AmazcnH,ta-
ken captivc by Hercules :.nd gi.j
ven to Thcscus to \i ife.

Menalippus, vcl Mclanippus, i. m.
a Theban, who gave Tydcus hut
mortal wound.

Mcnander, Cr\. m. a comic poct of
Athcns, vcry scntentious and a-
cute ! Tercnce imitalcth hin
ncarly.

Menapii, pop. pr. Rrabant.

Mendcs, pp. of F.pypt.

Menccrates, i.s. m a boasting phy-
sician, wlio callcd himsclt Jupi-
tcr in a lctter to king Philip

Menclaus, i m hrother to Aga-
mcmnon: he was kiug of Sparta,
and hiii-band to Helcna whoe-
lopcd from him with Caris;which
occasioncd the final dcstruction
of Troy .

McnCphron, onis. m. a man, who

slain by C. ServiusAbala.inaster. wnuld havc committcd inccst
ofthehorsc. J with his mother.

'Mclos. ins. Milo. .McncMnitus, i. m a statcary who

.ic iiiuc of CKiudius C.xsar Melpomcnc, cb./. onc of the nine made the im;«gc offkcatc in the
>us, i. m. a f:tn.ous sooth-i Muses presiding in mournful ar-1 tcrople of Diana, \\\ marhie to
ur.rl ph\ sician, froiu whom gumcnts shiniug, tbat it dazzlcd thc eyet

ore is cailcd Mekmpodi- Mcmmius, i. m C- Memmius Gc- of the bcholders
.hcrewith hc curcd tiic mcllus, the son of Lucius, to Menippua i. m. [T, a (Vnic philo-
(ers of Protcus of thcir rae-j whom Lucrctius. scnt his books, sophci,of bcrvilc com! f i<Mi,roi'f:h
dy. j andCiccro sevcral epistlcs. in his tempcr, nnd saiiricul in his

io, ug. / thc daughtcr of Mcunnon, 6nis. m. thc son of Ti- writmgs; which \ arro iii tntmg,

is,:m.l mistri-ss of \t -ilune.
^in.of Mygdonia; kod. Cri-

cr,

•Cri.

Melcagros, & M£lca-
m. Scc his Btorv iu Ov.

thonus and Aurora. Mcmnonit. culled hisouu satircs *Vc i:i| ].c:c;
cfligics,a statuc of Mcmnon madc ['.] an orator, thc most eiiKjucnt
with such art by thc Egyptiani,! in Asia.

of hard marble, tliat a lutc which Meniiu, i m [11 a Ilcmaiv. n:Vx^
it hcld iii its hand would, «l «wvJ -Wxw^ ^^ v ^^^^J^x!«
risisfr, strikc up oi \Vsc\?. \ Vw>j

v\ w». w^^t ^.v «a9»se«^^«

>• nsisfr, stnki: up o\ iVscW. \ \wps ^ ^^ «r^ C«5ub, ^ ^

\envB,is.m.Hoiner no ca/Zed Meiiiphis, \». /. UiawI Civio, iL.Kv»»^^^ N

NAH

NEA

NEB

o Troy.
Irron, fti.is. m a famous statuarv.

« • . _ _ -.

■8,'N-lrisci, pop. of upp . Palatinate. ^Nebradcs,mpn#. Madnnta in Sid-J
rs-.Narnta, otip. Narni in Italy. Neleus, i. m. theson of NeptuM

and father of Nestor.
Nen.ausus,*/>p. Niwnei in Fruci
Ncmca,/»n\ Langia.
pp. Tristena.
NcmeVis, is./. thc6_aug-tterofJ.
Nuulocha, »nf. Naulochus, ©/>/>. piter and Necessitas, and '" ""

ip-; hcncc thc fable ny

t t thc sun setleth up his hors-

thcrc. jNlrAna, V. Narcnxain Dalmatia

ndttft, ©/>/.. Mentcnc in Caria* jNasanioiies, p p. of Africa.

ra,o/>/>. Strumita in Lycia. |Nr.va,,'/f/f. Nabe in Gaul.
iT.md^ncs, uni. />/ «. a people;Naucrate.% is m. a considerable
i* -f-Kina, who followed Achillcsi orator, scliolarto Isocratcs.

lyrrha, x. / the daugnter of Ci-]Naupantus, pp. Lepanto.
liyras king of Cyprtis,
llyrua, x. / a name of Venus. to
wiiom the mvrtlc was sacred

Nauplia, opp Napoli i/i Greece*
Naupliades, is. m Palaniedes, the
Hon of Nauplius.
Myrtilns. L m. tlie chariotccr ofNauplius i. mai thc son of Nep-

___ a . - ■ a • f". •_ «_•_> _ _ m _t

Oenomaiis,who took abribc from
Pelops to ovc-rturii his mastcr'»
chariot, in the race whcrein he
was cithcr to rrain a bcautiful
bride/or lor._ his life.
MvYi, onim. />/. tn. thc people of
Mysia, x /. a country of Asia thc
Less, hoidcring uponTroas, not
far from the l.ellespont ; h d
Hccsun^il, in Natola.
My us», i pp

/"*

Uiveto.

buter of rewards and p<isi*_
mc.its; ohieflv tlie latter.
Ncmetcs, pop. pr. Spire.
Nemusstts, of>p in France. (doca
Ncbcxsartaptf/p. Tocat in CipfJJ
Neopt6lemua,i. m. Pvrrhui,ioBi

M*.lasso in Ionia-
\.

NAUaTHLA, jc. / a country
of Arahia Felix
N.ibatha-uorum. pl m. the pcople

of Nabath-ca.
Nxni.i, & Nenia, *./. thc goddcss

offiincr.il sonjfs
?\ r xvius, • tn. au ancient Roman

port.
Naiadcs, nm. /■'■/ & rar in ««?,

NaV.ts & Nats, uviiiphs of th.*

sprinjrs and fotintains

Naniict --i/j //./►»-. Nantes. (wood».' l.iou\si.-i.
N. » ;> .c : . a i".im /»/ /. ny u i phs of th e
Tx.ir, ».'"t At'Ri'11 italv.
Na~ )'»rK-i.>» s (.■alli'., />r. Narbonnc.
Nar:-«su..,i m. tuc son of the nvit
Ccphisiis and the uyn\\ih Liri

tunc and Kubza. who, hearinep Achillcs ; ao calle<f becanse b
his son was unjustly put to deatnj went yonnjf to the wars of Tnf
in tiie Grcck camp, sou^ht re-JNepete, '*pp- Nepi in Italy
veng-c, by cndcavourin^ to de^Nepheldi8jdos/.IIclle f tliedHgl.
bauch tlic wivcs and daug-lters 1 terof Nephele wifc of Atha-Bi
of thc absent princes; and asNepO-t, 6tia. m. (Corncliuj)ifr
thcy wcre returning home, hej mous biognpher in theretgid
sct up falsc lig-hts on mount Ca-| Augustus.
pharcus, whercby many o. theirNeptuiiius,a,uni adj- of NeptaK
hliips w»-rc losi, but he.irin^ thatNcptunust. m. the sonsof SjW

Diomcdcs tu.d Ulysses. thc prin-| and Ops, the god oi thcse^ii
cipal encmies ©flii.s s«in ha i es-l fathcr of fountains and riwf
capcd, he thrc.v liiuiself intjthc- bcaringatrident for a sapW
sca- | lic also prusided in horse V

Nansicaa x.7r^Nausfcal : , sc./. thc! chariot raccs, whence Pi^
datiffhtcr of Alcino i«,kinj; of titcj cailcth him liippia», and \nd
Pinracian.s«wlio mectin; Thsscs' riot was drawn by Hippoc*
shipwrcckcd, conductc I hi ii to whicii wcre horses in tha#

part, and in their hinderfiA
NerGis, ^ plur. NcrcideSi «

her fatlicr*!» court. (saycr

Nautus, is. vi. an oldskilful sooth-

Vaxos, i. / onc of the Cyrlade^; thc daughtcrs of Ncreui-* i
/m>.{. Naxi, which also for thc ris, n\n\phs of thc sca
poodncsrtof its wincs, was callcdNcreus^i.&feos.m. the son«"

amis and Tethys.
Xe.vthus, ,//.*..■. of tircecc. 'Neritos, ina. in the Ionisai

Vciipclis. is. / [11 a vcry famousNcro, 6nis m Nero Chudi
city ol*Jt;d\,calied uncicntly Par-( ar, adoptcd by Claudif
tlicnopcafierwardsNvapolis^anil' most infumous forcruclrr,
nowNaples; [5] anotncr,on thej sac.rdegx», lust, ingT-ttitu.
o;;e a bcaiitiful \outh wVio s\\\^\l-\ c_\wJtiw^ QiCWw^K.^ ^arthc riv-| he was the worst of tbe
■■•' *Nr roiirtblnp ot" V.cVig ^tv^oA wSV.T^xvxwv^Vts^^^v^^^.vv^

1 x \\ik^ ^r.%0--.^. \>mv«.

v\^

NIG

NIS

MUM

BB9

> tuccecdcd Domitian, and

a good man, a good statcs- dcd by him for his suurular ex.

i, and a good soklicr.

iii pop.pr. Ilainuult. (Istria

csium, ;ftp. Castcl nuovo in

> & Ncssis, in«. Nisita.

us, i. m. a Centaur, whom

in Cicero's time,higiriycommen-

cillt-ucy iu all parls oflcarning
divine and hunmn, cbpccially *n

f>hysic and astrology: Vurro and
ic were cert&lnlv tlie m. st Jearn
ed men in the most leamed agc,
•culcs intrtifted to carry his> ; Nlliaciib, & \ildticus, a, um. aify.
i DcYanira ovcr the river K-lof the NilcNilotica tell s.Kgypt.
us; but uhcn he had her oiiSNiIua i. mat. thc rivcr Nile, thc
otber side, he would havd grcatest iu all Atrica; its Vise is
ed hcr, upon which llercu- on this sidc ihe sequator, in thc
ahot him. I countn of the Abvssines: it runs

Nflla.x./.acity ofCampania,whcre
bells werc "first foundcd. or at
lcast used in churches : hcre al-
so wasthc conflict betwecn Han-
nibal and Marccllus» and hcre
Augustus dicd.

N5mades v um.. / >/.m. a people, prin-
cipally in Africa ncar thc Syrtes,
but dispersed in Scythia, where
thcy are now callcd Tartars ;
also in Parthia, whcre Sallust
saith thcy first inhabitcd ; also in
India. Arabia, &c. (ly.

or, oris. in. the son ofNelus into thc Mediterranean by fCTen*Ndmcntum»r/>p.Lamentanain Ita- '

Nflna, x./. one ofthcthrcc Dcsti-
Nflnacris, tpp of Arcadia- (ni<*s-
Norba, ofp. Nonma in ltaly.(many
Xdrtca, opp Nurcmbcrg in Gcr-
Nflrfcum, • cg. Austria. Carniola.
mediterran Stiria, Carinthia
repenie. Saltzburg.
NoVaria, rpp. Novare in Italy.
Novelius, i. m. a Milancsc, who in

;• of Fjrln^jrought up to arnis mouths.
n his childliood: when young.Ninoa, i./. tlic capitol of the At-
vas onc of thosc who unu^rht; syrians, in thc Bible called Ni-
lthe Ccntaursat the weddingl ncvcj hod. MosuJ; it is washcdby
'irithoiis; whcn old he wcntj the rivcr Tigris.
i 50 fthip* lo the Trojan war .Nioue, cs./. tlic daughter of Tun-
eloquencc was so great, thatj talus, and wifc of Amphion king
tu dropped from his bps like of Thcbes, by whom she ha4 scv-

cn sons, and aa many daughtcrs ;

ey.

m, vpp. Nato in Sicily.

a, & Nicea, z /. Nice, h~d. birth, Niobe grcvv so proud, as
ch, a city of Ilithynia, iamous to slight tlie sacrificcs wuich the
Lha council tliere held,where-i Thcban matrous offcrcd to Lato-
tiedoctrine of Arius wascon-! na, comparing and evcn setting
med, A D. 324, andforthe; herself above her; whichApoIlo
d Uierc made, called tlie Ni-| and Diana, the children of Lato-

na» rcsenting, he nlcw thc males
and she tlie fcmalcs: upon this
Niobe was struck dumb with
gricf, and rcmaincd stupid; for
which rcasonCiccro was ofopin-
ion, the poets fcigncd hcr turn
cd into a stone

Ni-|
• J

e.

lauj» Damascenus, i. »o*
nd of Augustus Cxsar ; he
both a grcat philoaopher and
oriau: hc uscd to scnd thc
>cror a sort of datcs frora Sy-
* ho callcd tiiem Nicolai from

mf des, is. tn. a king of Byth-
mcdia, tpp. Coiuida. (poli.

. Irmciur, C hiron.
Rithii7UA\ Mon tanca

of whicli, togcthcr w ith hcr higlij thc time of Tibcriua was conaul

of llomc ; hc was a greut drink-
cr and gained tlie name of Tri
congius. having in public swal-
lowcd thrcc gillons of wiuc at
one drauirht.

'Ndvcnsiles dii, Cods rcccived by
the Romans from the Sabincs. or
thc gods of t!ic pnniuccs and
kingdoms whicii t •Hovianshad
cnnquered.

Nnvcxium, opp. Neus.

Ndviddunum, /»/i.Noyon in France

Nouum Cbmuiu, pp 1'omo ■ ia
Frunce.

Nubat, p p pr Nubia in Africa.

Nuccria, Campan.
Cami'!.'ttr f

(nia. Niph&tcs, m iu & fluv. Curdo.

Nlsus, i. m. a kiiu? of thc Mera
rcnses : he hau a hair on hi»

pdhi, upp. ad lUmum* Nico4 head of apurplc colour by wliich

¥

occra.

was limitcd thc duratipn of hiniNuma Fompilius, the succcssor
rcigii ; Scylla hisdaughtcr, fall- nf KomuItH &. h rdipious prince*.

r.ftiri* l*rcvesu. I iiijj «n lovc wlth kiug Minosdur-i hc vras^ ^wxt% v^>\\.*.*aw«ksac^\

i. ! ii)lrthctime oth\abw«C>\\zV»!e>\ «R^aft %^w««^ \ ^^"^ ^?S

.i/d'«M, Nicofmli _

«lius V tjrtflris, i w.*noblcmr.r gnn, q*\ ofV the ia>sA Viitt^

KYS

OEN

OLY

n.and gaincd a rcverence and

,ction to them, by givinjr out'/"kAxcs, is. m. a rivcr af,Crctc.

ofOeneus.

Oenbmaiia, i. m. the son of Ib
and kinff of Klis and Pisa, «I

it he rcceivcd llicm nitfhtly:V-rOaxis tcllus, Cretc.

nn thc goddcs^ Egeria ; hc Oiilogencs, vel Ophiog*enc?.um./j/. contending tritli l*elops io d

■st dividcd the ycar intotwclve rrui peoplc of Cyprus,whose am-j chariot racc, loat his life, fbsfl

onths : and was scholar to l'y-
lagorus a Spartan, whencc hc
iscrtcd many of tiieir inatitutes
n thc Itoman riles.
iimann, opp. Humana in Italy.
♦umantia, x.f. Almara, a city ofj
Spain- v. hich wilhstood thc Iio-! playcd witli him
man
Niin

bassador at Uome, disooursiiig tcr, and kingdom by thr trwd
about the virtues of herbs, saidl cry ofhis drivcr, Sh rtilus.
no poisonous crcature could hurt.Ocnone, es. f a nymph <rf nwri
him: thc senatc, by his own con-l Ida, with whom Paris cMM
sent, put him into a vessel fullof! bcfore hc whs acknowlttjpdl
serpents, who only lickcd and be thcsnn of king \*\rm.

Ocntfpia, in*. J^gina.
an power twcnry ycaus. joccanus, i m. the god of the sca, Oenotria, «./ uu ancicnins»t f

iniidac,arum. /»/. m. a barbarous' son of Coclus and Vesta, husbandj Italy.

people, chicfly inhabiting thc

shorc of Africa, ncar Algicrs.but

who dispersed thcmschcs mto

Asia and Europc Vid. Nomadcs,

who arc tlic same pcoplc.

Viumdia, ;c /. a country of Afiica,

in itsstrirtost scnsr,.\li,"icrs, thc

nymphs prcsidingover rivcrs aud
springs.

Ocnus, i. m. a lazy fellow, whom
they paiuLed twisting ropcs in
helljwith an ass standi.ig b\ him,
who bit thcm in pieces as fast as

countrv

his eiiinit} aiul tnencisiup

ltomans, in a large bcnsc, all A-J ;!ie provcrb, Ocni fuuiculum tor

c;ucre, to laoourin vain.
Ocncnlurn, upp. Ohicoli in Iialy.

frica socalied.
Nuinistro, opp. Nicastro.
Numitor,6ris. m. thc son of Prcca* < >cU\ i;i, x. f. \ 1} thcsistcr of Au-

kin^ ofthc Albansand graiuMa- gustus, ;:ud wife of M. Antoniuv:

thcrto Ttoinulus and Itc:i;us, who

also restorc d him to his kingdum
Nursia, opp. Norsia in Italy.
Nycleis, idis. fm. Amigune, tlie

daughtcr of Nyctcus son of Nep-

tunc.

of Tcthys and fathcr of theiOcnuSy./far. Innc in (lernuflT.

ogygcs, is. m. an ancient k»f ■
Thebcs in Ilarotia, in mhmetiB*
agreat deluge o* crflnwtd(«*
ogS^ia, x. /. an idand in tbe i*
souian sca» called alw CJjr*
fron» i:ah-|)s.), who thcn; tt»
taincd L"l\sses.
o^vpus. a, iiin. tufj. Thcl»ai
OiieiiSji m a kin^ uttl.e 1*1*
Olba, •/./*■ Bvttimcpr. Jaw^
J^atnpfiuli.r, Acopcwf-

.Viiri/#"«/.i,(>Ii»ia«f-? 3 *
[J the (hiughtcrof Claudius. aud olcnus, . pp. . ii-Ai.»/ f f ia"-"*

of .Masinissa, famoustVr! hc twistcd them,hc being toola-
lit^ and friendship l) thcj /v 1o drivc him awav; whencc

wife of Nero, who causcd hcr to
bc put to deatli: uponwhich Se-
i.eca wmtc a tragcdy callcd by
hcr namu.
Oclodurum, opp. Martioach.

Nyclijnciic, cs.f the dausrhtcr oi*6c) roc, cs.f tlie daughtcr of Chi-
Nycteus, wlio, having l:un with! lonturned into a marc.
her fa*.hcr,washyMintna c!ian^-»dcs.-«us, pp. I.cniann in Mysia.
cd into an owl; which, as conbci-j6drvs.v:,/;w/>. ofThrace.
ou» of tlic fact, hatetli the light. (>cagrus ( i. »i. a kin^of Tliracc.
iysa, *./. [1| a city of Arabia,Ocbalia,ar/[l] thc country of La-

Ny
whcrc Itacchuswas nnrscd; kod
Nisi ; T21 a citv of India. built bv

conia; [2] thc city Tarciitum.
Ocbalius,:i,um./.' //.Laccdcmonian.

olympia, 3c./.Lar,rs:i>». i!J,s
Peloponncsus whi« «ai»*
ple of Jupitcr: wliCi.:i^ 1
lic was called OljBiprJ**

olympiacus, vti Ohu,-!-* 1 '»*
adj v\\ or bclun^ir.^ ^ °?
Olympiaci ranii, p.Jiw'' ?'
giwn U> \ictor-i m t:u |* rf
games, which v.cr» cck-^
ho.iour of Jupitcr i?Iyiiir**
Olvmpia, c\ cry Isti-i yirf-

01\mpjis,i.wr aliilil!c:*ft £

OPS

ORP

OVI

5<Ti

notad for calmncss and wre- Deam.

f opus, opp. Talandi in Locris.

tlius, i./ Olintho, an ancient Orbiliu», i. m. a floggin;j school-
►• of Thrac.c, on the borders of niastcr.
cedonia, which was taken by Orcftdes, um.pl. m> thc islands of
ip Philip by gold, after he had Orkney.in the norlh of Scotland.
?diron to no purpose. Orchamus, i. m aking-of Asyria,

sipo,iWri\ sipo 0nis. f. aci-' who bttriod hisdtiughter Lcuco-
of Lu-iitaniu, said '.o be fou nd- thra alire,for lyinfr with Piiurbus.
by 1'lysacs. it was a frce towu Orc" as, adis/. />/. drcades, nymphs
hc timcofthe Roiikmis; uow of Diur.a'* train.
metropoh* of 1'oriugul, byorestes, is & ac. m. tlie sonof A-
nanie of Li*bon. (ly. 1 guiucmnon and CMcmncstra:

'e t cs/ a niountuin of ThcMaJ he slew his own molber, and JE-
hclle, cs./ a quccn of Lydia,- gisthus her adulterer, who had
i whoin Herculcs hcing in! murdcred his tathcr : he also
bccanie hcr slnve, cluin^cd slew I*yrrh stha jon of Achilles,
:lub and lioii't skin with hcr in ihe temp'c of Apo!!o, for roar

rying* Hcrnionc, who had been
promised to hiui oj her fatber
Mcnclaus.
in thut forni; and aJso sub-!or(pa orum pl. n. sacred ritesof
- «.I to the chtu»ti-eTnent of tliel liacchus, cc!e!,ra(ed in thc ni^ht
► cr. r \ t i r h£Tc:.t privacy,!owdnes«,and

•» ornm. pl. w- sacri'W*% ru' «liy.r-Vr. (inss.

^"sil in honour o! :J.c jyoudcbfc -j^ch, 5c or?cum,e/' ( &. 0:*ca in F,pi
ttic wifi ol" Satun.; oelcorut- Oppii, &. T.*non, oiui m. a grcut

t spindlc and a distaif, and

■i"ed hims*df to be drawn,

fttatues of them both to hc

rfc the l*)th ot Dccciuber.

tes, x. m. thc sou of Lycur- .Vlas; whichissupposcd to Iiaw

**lain by u hcrpcnt.
^**, in* rormcntcra.

fwp of U d \ .

**•/• onc of l)i:r':i's nymphs.
r *fium, ojtp. Odtrzn in J.;dy
Tis, i. m. a poct horn :.t A
*-><is, a citv of ('ilicia: 1:<
" live hooksof llalicntic*, so
* v cd b\ Scvcrus,ti»ai \w ic

* a. p:cce of jfold for cv«.r\

a^tronomcr. and the schol^r of

frivcn lUc lo thc fahle of liis bc-

in" aii ettcjulant on Diaua, Ir.s

fate on attCiTiptinjc to forcc iit .*.

and hik bcin^* ni.ulc a constclia

t":on in tlie h».:i\cnh.
5n(ii\ ia.ar. /'. tlie da:i frhtorof Erc-

otheus, and mi<rcss of Porcas.
:iroilc>*, is f;i.a kinjj of Parthia,who

pourcd mcitcd g-olti into thc

descent into hell, is plcasantly
touchcd by Vir^i! in thc latter
part of thc last Georgic.

Orphnc, es./. an infcrnal nvmph.

tJrtygia, x-f [1] an ancient name
of thc island Delos; [2] an islantt
ncar Sicily; [.>] a grove ncar E-
phesus, whcnce Diana is callcd
Ortypia.

Osci,> p of Capua in Italy.

5m f p ppr. Osnabur^ in Germany.

dsiris, is. nias. tho son of Jupitcr
and Mobc, who firnt tauj?;ht thc
Egyptians hushandry; he wai
murdcrcd by lils brother Tiy
phon; but his wife Io. daughter
of Inachus, fcnmd his body, and
buricd it in thc i<land Abatos.

Ossa, *c. m. a high rr.ountain m

i )sti a, opp. of I ttdy . ( Th essaly ^

6tho, onii m. [1] a Koman cm-
pcror, who nucceedcd Gfdba, a
\ery cfierninate man; [2] a tri-
bunc ( f the pcople, and author
ofthe Koic'::\a law,wliich assign-
i.d scats in tiic Tlieatrc to the
Kquestrian order dillercnt frora
tiioHe of ihcSenatorian,tiiat were
common bcfore.

Othryudcs, is. m. a Spartan v one
of .Vuu who survived the combat
witli jCv) Athenians, that wcre
iiv this wav 1o decide a dis.mte
al.'nut some Ia:uU; two on the
othcr bide wcro left.hut bothrait
away; and hc, unwilling: to sur-
\ ive thc loss of his cottntrymcn,
having- writtcn on !iis target VI-
CI, slcw himsclf.

throat of tlie Koman Crassus.
■»*jsidesthc said luok-i ofprontcs. is. m. a hir^e river of Sy-Othn*s f mont. Dclacha.
-\ -^nd tislu-rs, lic wrote ulsoj ria riuiiiji; in mount Libanus and.ovidius, i. m. sumamcd Kaso, a
*. liunting. r»t 11 extant. [ runniii^ hy Antioch into thesca*! Ihnnan of thc Kqucstrian order.

PEl"

PER

as hasta,thc spear of Achillch PcrcGte, vpp. of Troas.

Pcrdiccus, x. m. onc of Alcxan-

ia#, x. m. tl:c son of Ncptune
id '1'yro, and king of Thessal},
at to picccs hv his oundaugli-
ers, who ch pcndid on thc fulsc
promisc of .Mcdcu to makc him
youngagain. (Pclcus.

f clidcs,;c. m Achlllcs, thc s u .i of
i^chgir., p /'. of Abruz/.o iu llah
Pclion, i n. a high mountain iit
Thcsaaly, on which tiic giuntfc
K?rn\c to put ()<sa
Pcll-i, e,'f'. .Iciinh:ar iu Varcdcnia.
Pilcp;.ius, *e. m a nohlc Th*ban
giiKw.l, who dchvcrcd hiscoun
try, oppresscd bj thc I.accdc-
Tnnnians.
Fclcponiicsus, i. J. a vciy lavgt'
pcnir.Mila of Achuia; n<» phicc on Pcriclcs, is. m. a wise statcsTuan,

der's favourite captains.
Pcrdix, icis.m the ncphcw of Da>

dalus, turnvd into a partridgc.
IVrga, (pp. Per^i in Asia.
Pergamus, i./ 6c Perjc.ima, 6rum

/*/. h. propcrly the fortof Tro\.

Lut used hy thc pocts foi* the ci-

ty: also un iuland city ncar Tro

PET

7of Oic nncient kings,butdftf
cd hy Alcxandcr, atlhc iw*i
of the cuurtcisiii ThaiM«/S
nut, Tzilminar, or Ctulmiure

l\rscs,is. i». a king of ibc*
niu subdicdhy Paulus -fjni
aud hy him, to^clhcr lritb
c!iildrcn,carriedto Honic;v!i

l.c dicd with jrr.ef in prisoo,
as otherssay, by f&sung, rv
as,\vhcrc papcr, orr.it bcr parch- of rcst.
incnt \vas niadc; from hcncc call-jPcrscus, ci, & cos. m. tlic Km
cd Pcrgamcna, *r. charta, vti Jnpitcrand l>anair,io whnnM
mcinhr.ina. * cury gave a falchiou. aml «j

m. a lake of Sicilv. for his fccL» and Mincni p

Pcrjrus, 1.
I

VflCUJf £• ##■• •» ■ tlfTh I \Mh IFIVk&T • ■ V»* __L ___ • -<_r • W"fc_> *toQ tUI«l **_»*■»-» • -— g— i

'criander, dri. «i. thc 'as. kiii£ ofj iiim an /fc^is : thus fumisbeij
Corinth, nud onc ot tlie bcvcn wcnt aponst thc Gor£W*H
wisc incn of (irccce. attacked Mcdusa, when d m

tl.c j;""" l,,,i * • ,:i,|l b*. ;i tlu scciic oi
u "]•(: ^o.-iou-> act on.s; /.'/</ Morca
J'tioj;'-, npis. m. 1 li • si;h of Tanla
li-, wlio kilh<l, drci»cd air.l sct
t'.:i: ihid hcforc thc ^-'ds, h\

who govcrncdAtlicm forty ycars
succcssivclv.
i'crillus, i tu. an urtist,whomadc a
hull of brass, \s l.icli whcii madc
hot, aiui a nian wus put into it,

wiionii w.v.. ivsiorcd to liiV ; huij soundcd likc thc roarinp of a

jt . cin.ti'1 Ccr.-» h:.il c: , li , n :. : hull; \ihich cnjfinc of cruclty hc

picic oi" *hc s-M.i.l.Jcr, wlnch jud^cd would in a wclcomc pi\ -

thi rciorc tiic\ iiia lc (ifivorv. scnt to 1'hal.iiis tlic tvrant, whc

rc.orum, p-w.. l"a:*o.

1'cliisium. '*/'/>. l>«.l!.ais iri K;.r>j)t.

I i iicis, ; c!i>./. I)aphii.*, ti.c d.uiyh-

tcr of Pciuiis.
Pcik-us, ci. t/i. a < th-!#.._t( <l rivcr

in Thc.--vah; it runncth bctwccn

f)ss:i and Olynipu-..

askcd hini if hc had pro\ cd il<
and hc rcplxi.i^ uo, thcn it is but
ic:iS'Hnihlc, said thc tvraiit. thaf
yoii lirsf < Sy.iv your own work,
an.l onlcrcd him lii*st to hc sliii:
Pcriiithus, /#/» llcracha. (into it
Pvripatctici» oruiii. ///. tn. th.c fol

Pcnclope, (<. J thc Ciiu.^litcr olj h_i\\c;-s of Arii_totic'bphilosoph\.

Iranis, aud wiic of l ivssc^a wo- \\\ i; ( .i s.sus i.':i. " ii\cr in lhvotia.

man ianiou^ for cl.a i .;. | ssuud to tiie .Moscs. Lccausc it

Ponthc-ulca, a\ / a*i \'ji:.zoiiiaii| ari^i tii froin u.o-iiit Ikhcon.

qurcn, slain hy Ac^ iiics, cr, a>Pcis:i-, :sr„m. /■/. tn. inhabitants cf

sopu* sa\ hy Pyrrhii*. Pcrs.a, Pci-siu::^.

PcMihcU-s ci, Js. tos. w. 1hc .\ >n of Pcrsfis.-.li»./. liccatv, the

KcliioM und A^a*«c, torn in picc- tcr ofPci-scus.
cs |i\- !ijs inothci\s\sVcY> % *u\CL-jLV\\\vyvit^^V» \\v^vs. ('. Proscrpinc.

daujfh-

snakcs were aslccp, cutGf»
hcad.andsctit in his-Ej?i*«*"J
with he lumcdsevcrdiritort"
Hc dclivercd AndromcdaA*
sca-monstcr.and marriedhtrJ
turninp into hi» coun.r-jlit*
dcntU killcd his graiiuttt-Kf
crisius with a ipioit.

!»crsia, :c \ Pcrsis idi*-/*"
rountrv of Asia, hiV ^*
thc Cuspiun sca amitiic o*
of thc Mu£ti). ,

Pcrsicus siiius, thc Peiwtf^

Pci-sius, i- m. A. IVrsiui W
an c.\cclh'iit satiri>t uniip
]>hcr,hrcd undcr Amw»?
t s ; i.c wus honiint- tfI *
l'il>. C.-vsar.aiid JicJil^
t\ -cijjjht \cai-s 0» 'agei}**
\'\ comr.ic.ndcd by U'&*

'.-cnWia, opp. ofltalv. t-

Pc«sinus t ippYosS^ta*

Pvtdia, (>/'■/». Polic-ttWj'

Pct6vio,6/v*>. Petaiuin»

^ctroconi» /'*/>. /'■"■ Yrf

Pctrunius \/ *.«&"'
-vrddc Komanitftto-»

*' ' •■»» in«r t\ic ntes o^i \i'AC.c\\\Miy cxw^V.sca.J .viwvt \.W.vw*>\w 1 rddc Komans <tf tw h
"* . ,.„\ \ -A\i\\N V>\ VvL^VCi.-, >\wt \«^\v\^\v.\\xvc{^Vs^w.'a3i' tf

PMA

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PHI

£65

idloxury,thenceby lomel feU in love, espeeially, SapphoThYladelphia,*./ a city of Egypt-
Nequitiae Arbiter : hejpharia, i/it. Lesina. (the poetess. Phil-idelphus, i. m. thc surname
le hfe ot his prince, un-jPharnricusa, ae. / Farmacusa an of onc of the Ptolcmies king of
feigned name of whoresj island in the JEgean sca, where Kgypt, who founded a library at
sunitcs, but in the purestl Caesar was detaincd by piratei A1exandria*wherein was 100,000
hence some have calledjtill he paid a ransom. books, amonjr which were, the

rissimae impuritatis auc-Pharnaces, i». m. the son of liith

n«. pr. the Ister. (torem.
*pop. of Corcyra-

Onis m. one of Elis, a
of Socrates,to whom Pla-
ibcd his books of immor
f the soul

*./. the daughtcr of Mi-
g of Cretc, by Pasiphac :

in love with Hippolytus
iroved fatal to him.
, i. m. a frcedman of Ti

volumes of the Old Testatnent,
at his request translated into
Oreek by 72 interpreters, whom

ridates king of Pontus whoro
Caeaar in bis war with Pompey

so quickly diseomnted,that in hisj the Jcws had sent for that pur-
account thereof he wrote Veni x pose

vidi, vici. iPhilxni, drtim. pl. m. two Cartha-

Pharos, & Pharus, i /. a small isJ genian brotherv, who chose ra-
land at tlic mouth of the NileJ therto be buried alive.than that
wherin was a tower witii lights; their country should not enjoy
to guidc sliips in the night. ; its just bounds.
Phanalia, */. a part of Thessaly, Phtlammon, bnis. m the son of A-
famous for the battle bctwccnj pollo and a famous poet aud mu*
Saesar, who wrote abooklPompey and Caeaar. ^ | sician.

s in the jEsopian way. Phaselis /^.Piondain Pamphylia. Piuletns, x. m- an elcgiac poetof
n, npp. ofCrete. PhUis,/uv. \ pj^^ j n colchi» l * ie kland Cos ; a sevcre critic,

sa, ae./ the daugfcterof PP-S preceptor to Ptolemocus Phila-

t and Nexra, and the el- PhSm5noe Slbylla, thc daujjhter delphus. (imr to

Phaeton's tliree sisters,
,for oyermuch laroenting
other^s fatc,to be chang-
trees,which dropped am- Phtfncus, /ac. W pp.

Phcrz, opp. Metten Cheramidi.

Thcnal. Jenizar. routcd by Octavius, and M.

Pheraeus, a, um.adj. of, or belong- tonius

ing to Phcrs. PhilippTcae orationes, Demosthe-

Phefecydcs, ae m a Syrian philo- nes'sorarioiisagJun4tPhihpking

sopher, in the timo of 8crviur of Macedon in imitation of whom

, ontis. m. the son of Phce-
l Clymenc: his rashncss,
fate that attended it, are
cscribcd by Ov. Met. %
, fdis. m. a cruel tyrant of
utum,famous for shutting»
i in a brazen bull.and put-
e undcr it.

is portus, porto Leone
ts, i. m. surnamed Dcme-

nt by Cassander king- of
nia, after whosc death hc
to Egypt

lis.m- a handsome young

Lesbos, with whom all

ng weuea at Mdtylene,

49

plainp

nius Urutusand O- C&ssius wcre

An-

Tullus: he was master to Pytha-
goras, and first taught the im-
mortality of thc soul.
Phldiacua, a, um. adj. of, «r be
longiog to

ptiilosopher, and scholarlPhldiaa, se. ss. an excellent paint-

iphrastus, madegovernor

Ciccro called his 14 orations a-
gainst M* Antonius, Philippics.

Philippus, i. m. Phdip king of Ma-
cedon, father of Alexander the

erand statuary.who inclosedhisj Grcat

own picture m tlie buckler of Philo, 5nis. m. Judxus, so callcd
Minerva, because he waanotsuf- becau^c bom of Jewisii pirents
fered to put it on the outside, so at Alcxandna so^well r^tk in Pla
accurate was hia workmanship, to's Dlulo«^^K^^^^'»^>»^« , ^-^
that any perfecA thinft ^lia* Wj&\ >Jk»X >^^ Vix^>fc» vi^ <*- $*?^tS
parcd to^U \^to ^sa«^«^ «^»^ ^

to tbe plarc and nlstrapcd with
bilfoot, wliich roon afler by the
fntl of «iic ofthnse EUTOWI upon
it, panjjrt-ricil, und stunlc so,tha
thoy left hiin bchind thcm in tli
iaiaini Lemnos; lint lic waaafter-
wards curcd by Muchaon.

Fhflodcmus, i- m. an Epii
pliiloBOplier and poet.

Philflm*la, x. f. the dughtcT of
Fuidiun king of AthcnaSee her
«oryinOv.Mct 6.7-

Fhllostratus, i. m [1 , k famous (
ntnr, «ho t»ugh.t ut Rome in Ui
reipi of Nero: he wrole nuuiy
panegyrics aud dedamationB[[3]
the buii of the formcr, secretjuy
to Julia thc empresa, wife of
Sevenia : he wrotc theUfcof A-

Phllflti», idia./ a "tiiaid-servsint at
Hortie.who by her courage savcd
the city from the Kidcnates, nnd

, ijuwanu uic k'""

Plilcgyas, x. m. the son of Mars,
and king of ,the Lapitliw, killcd
aml «.■liinilcrahugcstone inhel'
i i y Apollo.for hurning his tcnipli

Phficaa, npp. Foc.chia Vccchia.

"'hflcion.onis.in an Athenian, wlu
aftcr many aignal scrvicea donc
to liiscoui.rry,n a.» condemned to
dic,anrl Cnddl his lifi by poiaon
'liocis, Tdii./ n. smaJI country of
Greecc, ar I.avadia, famoua for
the oracle at Dalphi ttnd mount
Pamassm. (pollo

rliccbas.adJEi./'. tlie prieitew of A.

Phccbc, cs./.the lister of Piurbus.

Phcrbigcna, x. m. .£aculapius,thc
sonof Apollo.
•hichm, i. ui. a name of Apollo,

Ph*nicc, a». t Phtenici*., *./

country of Asia, in which wer
Tyrus and Siilon, famoiia for the
purplc die, from hcncc calle "
Pliccniceua. vel Punkeaa color-

Phcenlcei, um. i>L m. the Phosni-
is,who were reputed the first

tailonandtheinvcnton ofletten.

Phrygiua, a, i
Phryne.es/a
of Atheiu, *
ticr trade u
whicb has hi

Plin

. fp«-

Phryui,w/ P
of Atliainai
and queen o
his siiter Hc
clty of thcir i
tured to iwi
■ea bctwcet
on the hack
goldcn fleec

Phtlila, opp. 1

a Phlhlflticua, I

Thenaliaa.

Phycuh pnm,

Phylice, Ppp.

PhyUia, Idla/
thos king of

ia, opp. Viccnza in ltaly.

inus, fc Plcenus, a,um. adj

senum.

im, rtgio. oi Italy.

irum. £/. m. thc Picts, who

ci bctween England and

and; they painted their bo-

PLE

POL

sej

^%ypop of Poictou in Francc
i. m. the son of Saturn, and
4ather of Latinus, a kfaig of
«aid hy Ovid to have been
:ed into a woodpecker by
aarms of Circe.

Plraus, portus. Porto Lioae
Plrene, es. / a fountain in Acro-
corinthus sacred to the Muses,
not far from Corinth.
PlrfthoUft, i. m. the son of Ixion,
husband of Hippodamia, and
sworn friend of Theseus; slain
byCcrberus,when he went dowii
to hell to carry off Proserpine.

Plsa, x. /. Larganico, a district sf of the emperor Trajan: Ue wrote

Elis in Peloponnesus.
Piax, opp. Pisa in Italy.
Pisaurum, opp. Pesara in Italy.
Plsldia, rvgi/. Versacgeli in Asia

x. /. Veria, a district of Pisistratus, i. m. an cloquent and
lonia, where Jupiter begat ■ * ■*"---■— — «--- «-

«iSOS.

idis.y. [1] one of the Mus-
lio were called Pierides;
ss daughters of Pierua, fa-
o have been metamorpho-
Xo magpiea for vying with
mises.
» a, um. tu(j. of, er bslong

the Muscs.

us, i. m. the god of conju-
iguries, and education ol
*sn; he wasan ancient king
i Rutilians, and invented
sstle to grind thcir corn.

x/. a ssountain of Bteotia,

?a, x. & PimplcU, Idis. /.
Luac.

l*, i-m. a priest of llsrcules.
os, i. m. a Theoan in the
fcf Xerxes; accountcd the
tif the nine Lyric pocts;
kJccus, Alcman, Anacreon,
^lides, lbycus, Sappho,

learncd Athenian, who bccame
absoluto at Athens, though a
private citizen: he foundcd thc
nrst library at Athens, and a as
cotemporary with ScrriusTuIlus

Piso, 6nis m. a noble Roman
head of the Calphurnian fumil) ,
derived from Numa Pompilius,
and so callcd from hisson's name

Plthecnsx, npp. of the island Pi-
thecusa* (quence.

Pitho, Cto.fem. thc goddess of elo

Pittacus, i. m. a philosopher of
Mytilenc.cotcmporary withCru--
sus, and one of thc sevca wisc
men of Greece.

Kehcon,sacred to the Muses Pittheis, Idis./. <Kthra,the daugh-

►f Arcadia, sacred to thc

fc.

m/f. rfltidr. f

ter of Pitthcus.

PYtyusx, int. Yvica.

Placentia, opp. Placenza in Itary.

Planaria,*iv<r Planasia^ns.Pianosa

Platxx, pnt PlatCx, arum. pt.f t
city of Bxotia, famous for the
dcfcat of Xetxes's army by Pau-

samas.
morus, Simbnidej, and Pin-jPlato, dnis. m. thc son of Ariston

aml Parectonia^n Athenian phi-
i. m, Mozzova, a moun-| losopher, thc most lcarned and

eloquent of all the Grceka.

aad the tail of Aries, called also

\ Vergilix, because of their rising

aboutthe spring: the poetsmaka

them the daughters of Atlas by

the nymph Plcione.

Pleuron, opp. Bozichristran.

Plutarchus, i. m. an emincnt his-

torian and philosopher, born at

Chxronea rn Bxotia, in thc time

the livet of the most famout
Greeks snd Romani, and sevc-
ral moral treatises.

Pluto 5nis. m. the son of Saturo»
and brother of Jupitcrand Nep«
tune; in thc division of his ta-
ther*s kingdom,hr had the west-
ern parts, which gave rise to thoj
poctical fable, that he was kinaj
ofhell.

Platus, i.m. the god of wealtli^ind
thc son of Jasion, or Jasii<s, by
Ceres: the Greeks painted him
lamc in hi^ approacli, but wing-
ed in his leparturc; also blind,
andfoolis 1 . because hc cither
giveth with/Mt distinction, or to
the most unworihv.

PocHhrids, i. m. a famous Greek
physician.

Pocni, orum. pl. m a pcoplc of Af-
rics,near Carthage; synccd. Car-
thaginians.

Pcrnlcus, fc Poenus, a, um. adj.
Carthaginian, African.

P6lemon, Onis. m an Athenian,of
a loose and intcmperate lifc,who
by chance coming into thc school
of Xsnocrates, aad hearing him
discourscof tempcrance and mo-
desty, rcformcd his life, also be.
camc the philosophcr^s scholar,
and succecded him in kia «ctank.

Plciades, um. pl. J. *•*%* sAn&tJIKA, \Ki\^>»V J^TSSessiwa
placcd ntar thc kn«WQCTt>XT\»\ msxi «sjw^te»^^ ■* ^

558

NAH

NEA

NER

(Uing; licnce thc fuble savs,'Marisei, polt. of upp. PalatiiMte. iNrbr5dcft,moiu. Martnnia in Sit3j

that the sun setleth up his hors-.Narnia, obp. Narni in Italy.

esthcrc. INlrfina, V . Xarcnza i n Dalmatia

Mrndtis, opp. Mentesc in Caria. jNasamdnes, p p. of Africa.
Myra,o/>/*. Stmniita in Lycia. |Niiva, tim: Nabe in Gaul.
Myruiid^ncs, um. hl. m. a peoplejNaucrates, is m. a considerable

of -t^ina, who followed Achillesj orator, scholar to Isocratcs

to Trov.
Mtfron, 6uis. m a famous statuary.
Myrrha, oc. / the daujrater of Ci-

nyras king of Cyprus,
Myrtca, x./ a name of Vcnus. to

wiiom the myrtlc was sacred
MvTtilu». i. m. the chariotcer of Xauplius. i. mas the son of Ncp

Ocnoma\is,who took abribe from
Pclops to ovcrturn his master's
chariot, in the racc wherein he
was cithcr to .^ain a bcautiful
bridc. or lof.e his lifc
M7si, oruni. pl. m. the people of
Mysia, x/.a country of Asia thc
Lcss, bordcring' :ipon Troas, not
far from the llellcspont ; h d
nccsanpl, in Natolia.
Mvus, i/»/> pr /.Irlasso in Ionia.
X.

NaIIaTHKA, x. / a country
of Vrabia Fclix
Nab;itha:i,orum. pl m. the people

of Nahathrea.
Nxni i. & Venia, x./ thc goddcss
offiiner.il soujcs
Nxvius, • tn. nn ancient Iloman

port.

Naiadt-s, um. /•/./ k rar in tini'.

NaYas & Nais, uyiiiphs of thi

sprinirs and fountains
Nalinct >-s /; p. /►»■. Nantcs. (woofh.
Nin.t-.vanini p! /. nyinphs of the
?\ji\ t!'rv \*<r.i n itaK.
-N;i-'.)'»!icn'> s (.aHi\, pr. Narbonne.
Aar:\ : *s'»|j t j m. tiie son of the river
iJephimis am\ thc nvmph L\ri

Naulocha, sive. Xaulochus, opp.
Divcto.

■

Naupantus, pp. Lepanto.
Nauplia, opp Napoh in Greece-
Naupliades. is. m Palaniedes, tlie
son of Nauplius

Xeleus, i. m. the son of NcptuiM
aiid father of Nestor.
Nemausus, <>/>/>. Nismcs in Franee
Nemca^wr. Langia.
pp. Tristcna.
Nem&sis, is./. thcdaughterofJi
piter and Nccessitas, and dittri
buter of rewards and punub
mcnts ; ohiefl v the latler.
Nemetes, pop. pr. Spire-
Nemossus, ottp in Francc. (doca
NeocarsarCa ,<;/>/> Tocat in Cappa
Neoptolemus,!. m. JHrrhus, sond

tuuc and Eubxa. who, hearing 1 Acfiilles ; so called becanse U
his son was nnjustly put to death! went younjftothe wan of Troj.
in tlie Grcek camp, sought re-jNepetc, *>pp» Nepi in Italy
veii£c, hy endcavouring 1 to de-;NephfeIcis,Idos/.HelIe,tli^dau^
buuch tlie wives a;id daug-ltcrs' ter of Nephele wifc of Athifltti.
of thc absent princcs ; and as Nepos otis. m. (Cornelius) a fr
they were returnin^ home, he mous biogTaphcr in the rcign d
set up fui&c lig-hts on muunt Ca- Aui^ustus.
phareus, whereby many o. theirNeptfinius,a,um adj. ofNeptuot
bhips w»-.re losv, but !ie Lrini^ that Neptfinus, i. m. tlie sons of Saturt
Diomcdcs and Ulysses. the prin-! and Ops, the jrod ot thc sea, iad
cipal enemies of his sjii ha i es-' father of fountains and ri^en,
caped, hc thre.v hiiiiselfintj tlic! bearing-atrident for a sceptrt:
sea. hc also prcsided in horse iai

N"ans:raa w.rWXausicae, ?c.f. tho- chariot races, whencc PinAf
dau^hicr of Alciuo is,kin^ oftlu-j callcth him Hippias, and hi* cfcr
Phcracia:is,who meetin c Cl\sscsj riot was drawn by Hippoesnpl

whicii wcre horses in the ftr^
part, and in theirhindernjha
Nereis, & plur. NerOides, uSi/

shipwrccked, conductc.l hi u to

her fatlicr'scourt. (sayer.

Nautus, is. «i. an ohlskilful snotli-

Vaxos, i. / one of the Cyclatle-.| thc daughtersofNereuiandP^
ho l. Naxi, which also for the, ris, nymphs of the sea>
g-oodnes^of its wines, was caJledNtreiis,i.£jfeos.m. the son of 0»

anus and Tethys.
Nerrtos, in*. in the IonianKt.

l)ion\ sia.
Xc.vtUud.y/jtr. of Creecc.

Vcfipclis. is. / [1] a very famousNcro, ouis m Nero ClaudiuiC»*

city ofltalv.called uncicntly Par- ar, adopted by Clauuiu^ •"

thenopc,af:erwardsNeupolis,and most infamous forcruelty,r»pi*»

nowNapIes; [21 &nothcr ( on the; sacrilege, lust, ingratitudc, fcc*

one .i /ir-i'i 1 ir"il vimO.iwhosUy^M c*wSvt\c^ c!t , \\vt^K,t» , »Kwt.he riv-' hc was the worst of thcCtt^»

r»cl thc courtbliip of EcAio aind o\ ct s\.rj™v^W*v^^^^

titcr i:;:nplrs.

«\a^ ^t^V*^,

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iOCIW.

MG

NIS

NUM

£5»

nicceedcd Uomitian, and

irovd man, u g-uod statcs- dcd by him for his «injsiilar ex

m 111* II • 1 1 * 4^ 1

md a good soldicr.
pop. pr. Ilainaiilt. (Istriu
uni, ./>/>. Castcl nuovo in
: Ncssis, inn. Nisita.
i. m. a Ccntatir, whom

in Cicero's time,hig-hlycommen.

cdle.tcy in all parts ol learning
divine and huinan, cbpccially *n

f>hysic and astrology: Varroaud
le were certa.nl v the m.,st learn
ed mcn in the most learned ag-e,
lcs intnrtcd to carry hisJNili&cus, & Viloticus, a, um. ai\).
Jeianira over the river FJ of the Nile-Nilotica tel! s.Kgypt.
; hut wlien hc had her oriiNihis i. mas. the river Nile, the
ber side, hc would havcj grcatest in all Africa; its Vise is
i her, upon which Hercu- on this aidc ihc sequator» in the
)X him. countrv of the Abvssines: it runs

, oris. fii. the son of Nelua into thc Mediierrancan by 8CTenjN6mentum,f/>/> Lamentana in Ita-
)f l'yliUy>rought up toarms mouths. Nflna, *./. one ofthe three Dcsti-

tis childhood: when young,Ninos, i./. thc capitolof the As- Ndnacris, tpp ofArcadia. (nios.
s one of thosc who ibu^hti syrians, in thc Bible called Ni- Norha, vpp. Nonma in ltaly.(many
le Centaursat tlie wedihngl ncvc; hod. MosuJ; it is washudby Ndrlca, opp Nurcmberg in Gcr-
ithoiis; whcn old he wcnij thc rivcrTigris. NorTcum, *eg. Austria, Carniola.

>U ships to the Trojan war.^Niobe, cs./. thedaughter of Tan- mediterran Stiria, Carinthia

xiucnce was so grcat, that talus, and wifc of Amphion king repente. Saltzburg.

droppedfrom his lips like of Tliebes, by whom she had scv-jNdvaria, <f>p. Novare in Italy.

Nftla,x./acity ofCampania,where
bells werc first foundcd, or at
least used in churehes : hcre al-
so was the confl ict bet wecn Uan-
nibal and Marcellus, and here
Augustus died.

N6mades,um.r»/.m. a people, prin-
cipallv in Africa near thc Syrtes,
but dispersed in Scythia, wherc
they are now callcd Tartars ;
also in Parthia, whcre Sallust
aaith thcy first inhabitcd ; also in
India. Arabia, &c. (ly.

, npp. Nato in Sicily.
& NTcea, x / Nice,

W.

cn sons, and as many daughters ;
of which, togcther with hcr bigh
birth, Niobe grcw so proud, a»

, a city of Hithynia, iamousj to slightthe sacrinccs which the

i council there held,where-i Theban matrons oflered to Lato-

doctrine of Arius wascon-! na, comparing and evcn setling

ed, A- D. 324, and for the
therc madc, cailcd thc Ni-

is Dainascenus, i. tnat- a
. of Augustus Cxsar ; he
oth a great philosopher and
iau: he uscd to scnd thc
ror a sort of datcs from Sy-
10 callcd them Nicolai froui

(nia.

?des, is. m. a king of Ryth-

?dia, *pp. Comida. (poli.

•lis, upp. ad /Ltmum, Nico-

•frme/ur, Chiron

Bithyni*, Montauca

herself above her; which Apollo
and Diana, the children of Lato-
na, resenting, he slcw thc niales,
and she tlie femalcs: upon this
Niobe was struck dumb with
gricf, and remuined stupid; for
which reason Ciccro was of opiiv-
ion, the poets fcigiicd her turn-
cd into a stone

Xiphates, m m £J 4uv. Curdo.

Nisus. i. m. a king of thc Mega-
rcnses : he had a hair on his
head of apurplc colour hy which

rcigii ; Scylla his daughtcr, fall

iJ/ii>i, l'rcve»»u.
. i/.i*/.f, Nicopoli
rs FijriHus, i m.anvblcniar] gara, cnt cft' VNi« («TtxA Vitt

Nbvclius, i. m. a Milancse, who in
thc time of Tiberius was consul
of Romc ; hc was a great drink-
cr and gaincd the name of Tri
congius. having in puhlic swal-
lowed thrcc gallons of wine at
one draught.

Novcnsiles dii, Cods rcccived by
the Romans from thc Sabincs. «r
the pods of the proviuces and
kingdoms whicii t •Romauahad
conquered*

Novesium, opp. Neus.

Noviddunum, /#/*.Noyon in France

Nouum Corouin, <pp lomo ia
Fraiice.

Nubse, p p pr. Nubia in Africa.

Nuccria, Ctitnpan. 7 •*.-

n j v > Noccra.

waslimited the duratiqn of hisNnma Pompilius, thc succcaaor

of Romulus &. a rdigious nriuae;.

I iiii^ in lovc with king Minos dur-. lu». «%&^ ^wxvl^ ^kw^m. ^ 5 *** 26 *^^,
! ing thc tim^i ot h\&besimm Vm.\ cJl^ti %t\v«^ -. Xv« ■'^t JSSS

560

KYS

OEN

OLY

frion,and gaincd a rcvercnce aud O

Banclion to them, by givinjr out /"fcAxcs, is. w. a
that he rcceivcd thcin nifthtlyiV-r Oaxis tcllus, Cretc.

ofOeneua.
Oen&maiis, i. i». thc son of ito
and king" of Klis and Piaa, »fc

froin thc goddes* K^eria ; heOuttjrcncs, rr/ Ophiogencs.um ./>/.. contcnding» with Vetop» ia tfc
first dividcd thc ycar intotvclve ro.a people of C\prus,whoBe am- chariot racc, lost liis lifc, uatig)

months : and was scholar to l'y-i bassador at ltoine, discoursing

thagoias a Spartan, whence hc

inscrtcd many of tlicir institutes

in the Itoman ritcs.
Nfimanri, opfu Humana in Italy.
Kumantia, x.f. Ahnanu a city ofj serpents, who only lickcd and

ter, and kingdom by the irtad

about tlie virtues of herbs, said cry ofhis dviver, Myrtilus.
no poisonous crcature could hurtjOcnone, es. f a nymph oi moui
him: tlie scnatc, by his o\m conj Ida, wilh whom Pari* cc-habite
«ent, put liim into a vessel fullof before hc wa* acknowledgedt)

Spain : which wiihstood the Ilo-

man powcr twc ny ycaas

Kumidx,arum. />/. i». a burbarous

peoplc, cliiefly inhabiting thc

shore of Africa, near AlgicrSjbut

who dispcrsed thcmschcs into

Asia and Europc Vid. Nomadcs,

who are thc samc peoplc.

Kumidia, x/. acouutry of Afiica,

in its strictest scnsc,Alpcrs, thc

countrv of Masinissa, famcusfrr

his enmity and fricndship t.) tht

playcd with him.

bccanus, i m. thc god of the sca,

son of Coelus and Vesta, husband

of Tcthvs and fathcr of the

nymphs prcaiding over rivcrs aud Oeta, monr. Banina in Thcs%ih.
spriugs. ogyg-es, is. m. an ancicnl kinf d

Ocnus, i. w. a lazy fcllow, whom Thcbcs in Jlzotia, iu whoseiis*
thcy painied twisting ropcs in agreatdehig-coM-rfiowedliftvtt
helljwith an ass standmg l»\ him,6gygia, se. f. au istand in tbr \*

bc the son of king Priaxn.
Ocnopia, ins. JTIgina.
Oenotria, %./. an uncicntmmed

Italy.
Ocnus, ^ur. Inne in C.erraany.

who bit thcm in picccs as f;ist as
Iil* Uvistod thcm.he beiin? toola-
zv to drive him awav; whence

liomans, in a largc bcnsc, all A-, the proverb, Ocni funiculum tor

frica socallcd.
Kumistro, opp. Nicastro.

c k uerc, to lahourin vain.
Ocriculum, opp. Otricoli in Ilaly.

Numitor,6ris. m. the sonof FrccasOclavia, x. J\ |1] thc .^ister of Au

giistus, ia\(\ wife of M. Antonius:
[■J^tiic daughtcrof Claudius. aiui
wife of Nero, who causcd hcr to
hc put to dcatli: uponwhich Sc-
ncca wrotc u U^agcdy called by
hcr uame.
Octddunnn, opp. Martinach.

kin^r ofthe Alhans»nd ^ran.lta-
thcrto Romuhis and I(c;nus, who
also rcstorcd him to his kin^dom

Nursia f opp. Norsia in Italy.

Kyctcis, idis. fcm. Am^nnc, thc
daughtcr of Nycteus soii ofKep-
tunc.

KyctYmcnc, cs.f thc daujrh'cr (jr^ccj rol : , cs.f. the daughterof Chi-

Nycteus, who, having l:un withj lon turncd into a marc.

her fa*.hcr,washy Mincna chanjj-odcsvas /•/;. l.tmano in Mysia.

cd into an owl; whicli, as conbci-ddr/s;c,/j»ci/#. ofThrace.

ousofthc fact, hatcth the ligbt. OtagTu», i. m. a king^of Thracc.
Kysa, ae. /. [1| a city of Arabia, Oehalia,^*;/^!] the, country of l-a<

whcrc liacchusuas nnrscd; hod
Kisi ; [2] a city of India, huilt by

conia; [2] thc city Tarentum.
Oebahus,:i,um.«(/.Laccdcmonian.

son

sonian sca, called also rJjj^
fmm Calypso, who thtrt tr.;a
taincd Clxsscs.

og^ypus. a, uiri. udj. Thcbaa.

Oilcus,! iii a king of t!;e I.ooi^i*

Olba, 9pp- HhtUiu c , pr. Isnich.
J*ataphuli.T % Acopeacc
iVnrr fini.t ,OlbIa ii :S!Pc9.

olcnus, ./>/». *ichai.c, tlinuruut
*£toti.v r Okiitt

olympia, x.y.Larg"s;vco, a :3«1«
PeloponiicMis where wasjt*
ple ofJupitcr; wlicncc sonw*f
hc was called 01\m;>iu«.

olympiacus, ir/ Olyn.^icuJta.*
adj of, qv belorjj^ir.^ to (fl»Trj»A
Olympiaci raini, puj iati!l« ^o-' 8
gi ve n t o vi ctovs in thc 1 1} «?**
^mes, wldch wcr<r ct-kbsn-' J
lio.iour of Jupittr Olyirrits* 51
Olympia, c\cry itfth w^r.

OU uipus,i.m. a iiill bctwccn T|i*
s:ily and Maccdonia, so bi^
that it i» said no biidrlictb toti*

Bncchui, [3] :i liillncav V\\v\V c\V\^)t<liu;.s % i. ik dipodis. m. thc s
14] onc of tho tops of Va.TivASs\\i\ o v l \:\\\^ Y\\\^ vJv*\\\^^

Ktcrcd to llacchus; \S\ U\c wolwA^wa^ wm.^V^v.^W,» ^vidsarc sem ib.«J
•fHaccJjus'8 nursc V^TiS^*^ w.%v^^«^^^\^^^VH^^^«i.i<

OPS

ORP

OVI

561

rtod for calmncss and §ere- Deftn.

opus, opp. Talandi in Locris.

ms, \.f. Olintho, an ancient Orbdius, i. m. & fiogging- «chool-

sf Thraoc, on the borders of master.

:doniu, which was takcn byOrctales, wm.pl. m. the islands of

Phihp by gold, aftcr he had Orkncy.in tiie north of Scotland.

iron to no purposc. Orchauius, i- m akingof Asyria,

[iu,T'e/rh.-sipo onis. f. aci.' who buricd hisdaughter Leuro-

Lmituniu, suUl to be found- tica alire,for ly injc with Phorbus.

/• (.'lysscs. it was a free town Orfas, adis/ ^/. oreades, tiymplis

e timc ofthe Koiikmik; uuw of Diuna** train.

uetropolm of Porlugul, byorestcs, is & x. m. tlie son of A-

iame of Li_bon.

(Jy.« gamcmnon and Clytcmnestra: and Niobc, who first taught thc

;,cs/ a oiountain of ThcMa-l he slcw hls own motber, and ___-

dJe, es./ a quccnof Lydia, gisthus hcr adulterer» who had

whom Uerculrs being in! murdcred his fathcr : he also

>ccanie hcr slavc, chan^ed, slew Pyrrh- sthc *on of Achilles,

in lhetemp"c of Apollo, formar-
rying HernLone, who bad been

bccam

luh aud lion's skin with hcr
spiudlc and a distaiT, and
ivd hiinsdf to bc drawn,
«*t_tue_ of thein both to bc lfciidaus.

: in tliut form; and aJso suh-:t>rg_a orum pl. n. sacred rites of .._ __. _ _.

dtothc clia-tincmeiit of the! DucchuH, ce!e_rafed in thc r.i^ht very cfiV.rninale man; [2] a tri-
er. I - '..i'li rrrcut privacy,!,_wdness,und bune < f thc pcoplc, and author

, omm. /»/. n. «acr. ; Ws, r u| di*»< r<!(.r. (ru...

al inhonour o!' :hc j.;ou.le_*
:hc w _*'«.■ of Sutur:.; ivl.-'»ir_t-
1 t.hc V.hh of Deccn/.cr.
cs, x. m. tbc sou ofLvcur-
«iain by u herpent.
;a, /;..* _-'orii.c..ti-ra.
f.op oflitiy.

»./ onc of i)i:i-a*s nymphs
•fcium, npp Udu-r7.ii in _..dy
mih, i. m. a poct born ut A
■bus, u citv of t.ilicia: hc
: livc hooksof Hulicutics, so
)vl«1 b\ SfVcrustiiat hc ic
d u pvo: of jfold for c\vr\
: bt^.j«. , cs tlic saivl buoks r.[\
X uiid lishcrs, hc wrotc ulso
if hiintinj^. st 11 cxtuiit.

Jr»c ,^, & orfcum,*/»^. 0:*ca in Epi-

Or*oiu & 1. T rIoii, onii m. a prcat
ast:onomtr. and the scholar ot
A'las; which iMsupposcd to huw
piven i:_c to thc fablc of liis bc-
in^ an Qttcndant nn Diana, h!s
fulc on attcmptinvc to force iit-_*.
and hi_ bcin^ m.ulc a constcllu
tion in thc h*.avrns.

•iritlivia.x- /". thc daurclitcrof Erc-
othcus, and mistrcss of Poreas.

<>rodcy, is ;:/.a king; of Parthia,who
potircd nicltcd (fohl into thc
tliroat of the Komun Crassus.

"»rontcs. is. m. a larg-e ri\cr of Sy-

descent into hcll, is p!casantly
touchcd by Virtfil in thc latter
rmrt ofthc last Geor^ic.

Orphnc, es./. an infcrnal nymph,

tlrtycia, ac/ [1] an ancient name
of thc island Delos; [2] an island
ncar Sicily; [„] a grovc ncar E-
phcsus, whcncc Diana is callcd
Ortygia.

Osci, p p of Capua in Italy.

5si,/> p.pr. OsnAburg' in Gei many.

osir_- t is. nm-8. tho son of Jupitcr

Egyptians husbandry; he was

murdercd by his brother Tiy

phon; but his wife lo, clutighter

of Inachus, fotind his body, and

buried it in thc island Abatos.

Ossa, _e. m. a high mountain in

proniiscd to hiui by her father Ostia, ©/>/•. of Italy. (Thessoly.-

Otho, oni_ m. (.11 % Rornan cm-
pcron who succcedcd Gnlba,

oi* thc l?o^-':an law,\vhich assign.
cd scats in tiic Theutre to thc
l.qucstrian order diffcrcnt from
tiiosc of thcSenatorian^that werc
common bt^forc.
Othivi-des, is. m. a Spartan, one
oi".'o'0 who survived the combat
witli .10"') Athcnlans, that wcre
iiv tr.is wav to dccidc a dis.)_te

• • •

u<'out souic Iand"«; two ori thc
othcr side wcrc lcft.but bothrsn
away; and hc, unwilling: to sur-
vi\ * thc loss of his countrymen»
having written on liis targct VI-
Ci, slcw himsclf.
Othrjs, m.iit. Dclacha.

riu ri-in^- iu fiiount Libanus andovidius, i. t.i. surnamcd Naso, m
rnnnin;; hy Antioch into thc sca. Homan of thc Equcstria»! order.

6Ci

VEV

P£R

PET

Pelias hasta,thc spear of Achilles
Pelias, x. m. thc son of Neptune

and Tyro, aiul king of Thcssal} ,

cut to picccs l)y his own daug-h-

ters, who dcpemiid on thc false

promisc of iicdcu to make him

younjrag-ain. (Pelcus.

Pciidcs,a:. m Achlllcs, thc Suu of
Pchgiii, p. p. of Abruz/o in llaly
Pciion, i n. a liijrh mountain in

Thessaly, on wluch tlic giunts

strnve to put <)ssa
Pclla, f ;■/'. .Jcnni/.arin Vacedonia. cd Perjramcna, tc. churta, yei
Pi -icpidus, ;c. m. a nohlc Thcban mcmhraii;i.

gxncrul, whodchvoridhiscoun-Pergus, i. m. a lake of Sicily.

Pcrc6te, vpp. of Troas. '

1'erdiccus, x. m. onc of Alcxan-
dcr's favourite captains.
Pcrdix, icis.m.the ncphew of Dse-
dalus, turned inlo a partrid^c.
Perga, ipp. Per^i in Asia,
Pergamus, i./ 6t Pergama, 5rum
pl. n. properly thc fort of Troj
but uced by the poets for the ci-
ty: also an inlaud city ncar Tro-
as,w hcre papcr, or r.aiicr parcli-

*of the ancient kings, buU
ed by Alexatider, ut the i
ot vhc cviirtewiii Tliais;A#
rus, Tzilminar, ov Chtlmir

1'erses, is. m. a king of J
nia subdiied by Paulus J
and by him, tojrcthcr v
childrcn.carriedto Komc:
hc dicd with p°'Cf in pri
as others suy , by fasiing,
of rest.

try, opprcssed b) the JLaccdc-
monians.
Pclcponnfsus, i. /. a vcry larjre

Periandcr, dri. m. thc <as: king of
Corinth, nnd onc ot the seven
wisc incn of (jrecce.

pcuiiiculaof Achaia; iioplacc on Pericles, is. «i. a wi>c statcsman,
tl.c frlobi iiuiii Ik .ii thc M.VHC ofl whog-ovcrncdAtheiisforty ycars

n:»rc ^joriou* act ons; /;W Morea

Piiops, opis. ///• tli ■"■ mjii of Tanta
1 1>, uho killcd, drcssed. aiul sct
t'.ic chlid bc-forc the gods b\
w !iou i . w;l.. rcstorcd to lifc ; bui
ji . ccn.ciii Ccr.-s hud crlcn :.
pierc of t.hc sjioukler, vlnch
thi r»-fori' liicv ni-lc ofivorv.

Pclfirum, pn?r.. 1'aro.

Pelusluin. r.pp. Uiihuis in F.irypt.

|-ciicis,»(!i*../". Iiaphu.', thc d.oiyh-
tcr of 1'cni iis.

Pcnciis, ci. m. a i ( icbratcd rlvcr
in ThcsNiily; it run.ieth bctv/ccn
Oss.*i and Olyiiipu?.

Ptnclopc, ts. / thc flaujL^lstcr of
Icarus, aud wifc of t i\ sscs,a wo-
rnan iamous tor cl:a>i..\.

mcntwasmadc; from liencc calliPerscus, ci» & co». m. the
" " ... Jupitcrand Uanac.to whr

cury )^ave a talchion. aihl
for hi» fcct, and Mlnen.
him an JE^iS: thus fum : .s)i
wcnt Hguinst thc Gorgo
iitUickcd Mcdusa, wben i
snakcs wcre aslccp, cut
hcad,undsctit in his,t';:i*
with hc tumcd scvcn:liijtu
lic dclivcred Androaic^
sca-mon;»tcr.and manicJa
turnimr into h'»s covirT;,!»
dcntly kilicd his granti&tl
crisius with a. quoit.
!'crhia, ac. k Pcrsis, ulls./ *
country of Asia, hiii|r bci
thc Caspian sea and \ht ci

succcssivcly.

Pcrillus, i m. an aitist,whomadc a
bull of brass, wliich whcn madc
hot, and a inan wus put into it,
souudcd likc tlic roaring of :%
bulh uhich cnjrincofciiiclty hc
judgvd wouKl l»c a wclcomc pr^ .
sent to Phularis tlic tyrant, whc
:iskcd hirn if hc had provcd it,
aud he rcplyinjr no, thcn it is but
icasonablc, saicl thc tyrant, that
vou iirst cssav vour own work,
aiivl onlcrcd hiiu iii-st to bc shut

Pcrinthus, pp. Ilcraclca. (into it

1'cnputcii'cit bmm.pl. m. thc fol-
low crs <;f Aristotlc's phi1osoph\ .

t\ i]i.< -sus, i.wi. ;> jj\cr in Ihvoti.i.
sauv.l lo thc Muscb, becausc it

Pcnthcsilcu, x. f. an Auiaznuiaiij ariMtit from i: o'int lkhcon.
quocn, slain hy Ac^ iilcs, or, a.^ Pcr.«:c, uimui. p 1 . m. inhabitants oi

sopic sav hv Pvrrhu*!.

Pcrsla, Pcrsiuns.

Pcuihcus, ci, iv cos. m. thc t. >n of Pcrsf is.idis.yi Ilccate, the daugli-
Jichioii and Aga\c,torn in picc- tcr of Pci^eus.
cs l.»v hi.smolhttiss\sVcw,^\\i , A\»wyviT^vV^ ('» Proserpinc.
inr s» ; --'-iitiiv r the ntcis o^ Vi^cA\\i^«^v v - v ^-^ v ^ v ^ x , v

of thc Mo^id.

Persicus sinus, the PeivjBf

Pcrsius, i. iii. A. Pcr*iu* Pfi

an cxccllcnt s;itirist una J*

phcr,brciL undcr Anntnst

t* s ; hc was liortt in t!ie W

Tib. C'xsar,and dicdab^n

ty-cigiit ycai-s of agre; t'* 1

ly cornmcndcd by QuiatS*

!'cnVia, opp. of luh". I*

Pcssinus, ipp Po^scncinrt!

Pctilia, opp. Policastnihft 1

l»ctd\io, opp. Petau in I^j

i»ctr6cdrii> pop. pr. rerij**

Pctrdniiks i- «• seit»* *

^dilo Homans of ths |»* |BB ■

PHA

' PHI

PHI

665

iandlaxury,thencebysjrave|feU inlove, espeeially, SapphojPhYftdelphia.se./ a city of Egypt>
1 Necjuitiae Arbiter : hePharia, in». Lesina. (the poeteat. Philidelphus, i. m. thc surname
i the hfe ot his prince, un-jPharnricasa, ac / Farmacusa- *n of one of the Ptolcmies king of
le feigned name of whoresj island in the -Ejrean sea, where
atamitcs, but in the purestl Cxsar was detained by pirates
; whence some have calledj till he paid a ransom.
Purissimx impuritatis auc- Pharnaccs, is. m. the son of liith

:, in*. pr. thc lster. (torem.

:es, pop . of Corcynu

>n, onis m. one of Elif, a|

ridates king of Pontus whom
Caesar in bis war with Pompey

account thereof he wrote Vcni,
vidi % vici.

Kgypt, who founded a library at
Alexandria,wherein was 100,000
books, among which were, the
rolumes of the Old Tcstament,
at his request translated into
Oreek by 72 interpreters, whom

so quickty disoomfi ted,that in hisj the Jcws liad aent for that pur

pose.
Phrixni, 6rum.pl. m. two Cartha-

ar of Socrategjto whom Pla-
cribcd his books of iramor
of the soul

•a, x./. the daughter of Mi-
:ing of Crete, by Pasiphae :
ell in love with Hippolytus
h proved fatal to him.
•us, i. m. a freedman of Ti-
s Cxsar, who wrote a book
>les in the jEsopian way.

rum, opp. otCrete bMdiit/nr. > pfc ^ . Co , chu

iQsa, x./ the daugmter of ; £p. j

>us and Nexra, and the el- PhSmdnoe Sfbvlla» thc dau^htcr
of Phaeton's three sisters, ofApoUo,and
ed,for oycrmuch laraenting who first ga

brothcr^s fate,to be cliang- phi, and invented heroic versc. city of Maccdonia, bordering
to trecs,which dropped am-Phdneus, lac, & pp.Feneo. Thracc, in whose plainp M* Ju-

Phcrx, opp- JSteuen Cheramidi. nius Bnitus and C* Cassius were
Thettal. Jenizar. routed by Octavius, and M. An-

Pherxus, a, um.adj. of, or belong- tonius.
ing to Pherx. PhilippTcx orationes, Demosthe-

Pherlcydcs, x m a Syrian philo- nes*s oratious againit Philip king
sopher, in the timo of Scrvius! of Maccdon in imitation of whom

Pharos, & Pblrus, i / a small it-j genian brothert, who chose ra-
land at Uie motitli of the NileJ therto be buricd alive,than that
whcrin was a tower with lights their country should not enjoy
to guidc ships in the night. j its just botinds.
Pharsalia, x/. a part of Thessaly, Phflammon, onis. m the son of A-
faraousfor the battle bcUcenj pollo.and afamous poetaudmu*
Pompey and Cxsar. | sician.

Phaselis /p.Fionda in Pamphylia. Philetas, x. m. an elegiac poet of

Ihe island Cos ; a severe critic,
preceptor to Ptolemaeus Phila-
delphus. (ing- to

jn, ontis. m. the son of Phce-
nd Clymenc: his rashness,
he fate that attended it, are
r dcscribcd by Ov. Met. 2
•is, idis. m. a cruel tyrant of
geutum,famous for shutting
icn in a brazen bull.and put
hre under it.
-eus portus, porto Leone.
rcus, i. m. surnamed Dcme-

leophrastus, made governor
hcns by Casflinder king of
donia, after whose death he
into Egypt
i,6nis.m a handsome youne
of Lesbos, with whom all
Qimg womeo at Mitylene

4U

Tullus: he was master to Pytha-
goras, and first taughtthe im-
mortality of the soul.
Phldiacus, a, um. adj. of, ar be*
longiog to

a philosophcr, and scholar Phldias, ac. m. an ezcellent paint-

er and statuary.who inclosed his

Ciccro called his 14 orations a-
gainst M* Antonius, Philippics.
HJ..Upp6p«IU < Jraft : J F . 1 . ppopolL

Philippus, i. m. Philip king of Ma-
cedon, fathcr of Alexander ths

Grcat.
own picture in the buckler of Phflo, onis. m. Judseus, so callcd
Minerva, because he wasnotsuf- becau<*c born of .Icwisii pircnts
fered to put it on the outsidc, so at Alexandrta sojwcil r^tA in Pla
accurate waa his workmanship, to's philosouhY% os^ v^ ^v^.x^^-
that any perfect thiuc ^aa cj^\BL\^aX.>^ v3r^^^>^^^^^
parcd to^U * V^ ^»*«^ — ^- ^

566

PJII

tonizat.
Phfloctetes, is m. the son of Px-
as: he lighted thc funcral place
of Hercules, who gave him his
quiver and poisonous arrows,
cJiarging him to tell no onc of his
scpidchre;which promisc hckept
in word : hut when thc Grceks
wcre urgent wLth him> becausc
the OTacle had told them, that
Troy was impregnablc, unless
they had the ashes and arrows
of Herculcs with thcm, he went
to the place and slarapcd with
his foot, which soon after by the
fall of one of those arrows upon
it, eangrened, and stunk so,that) by ApoUo,for burninghistemple

thcy left him bchind them in tlie
island Lcmnos; buthe wasaftcr
wards curcd by M&chaon.

Phllbdcmus, i- m. an Epicurean
philosopher and poet

Philomela, ac. f the dasghter of
Pandion king of AthensSce her
story in Ov. Met 6. 7

Phllostratus, i. m [1 , a famous o
rator, w,ho taught at Romc in the
rcign of Ncro: he wrote many
pancgyrics and declamations;[2]
thc soii of the formcr, sccrctary

PHO

hisown chiklrcn, and soon after
waa struck blind himself, and at-
tondcd by the Harpies, who ate
and spoiled his victuals, so that
hc had periskcd by hunger, if
Calais and Zetes, his'.wives bro-
thcrs, had not driven them into
Sicily.

Phlcgcthon, tis. m. one of the in
fernal rivers.

Phlegra, a. / a city of Campania,
famous for tlie fabled battle be-
tween the gods and the giants.

Phlegyas, x. m. the son of Mars,
and king of ,the Lapithx, killed
and sctundera hugestone inhell

Phdcxa, opp. Focchia Vecchia.

Ph5cion,6nis.m an Athcnian, who
aftcr many signal services donc
to hiscouiitry,was condemned to
die,and cndcd his life by poison.

Phocis Ydis. / a small country of
Grecce, or Lavadia, famous for
thc oracle at Delphi and mount
Pamasstis. (pollo.

Phcebas,adifi./. thc priestess of A- tured to switn ovcr the au

PIC

danghtcr of Phorcus.

Ph6ronis, Tdos./. lo, tho g
danghter of Phoroneos.

Phraates, is. m. a klngof the
thians, who was bamahed b
subjects, but restored by A
tus.

l*hrygia,x/a country of the
aer Aaiia.wheretn were few <
but raany villages: it was i
ed into the Greater and 1a
the Greater is called Gen
the Leaser Ssrcum. (Tr

Phrygiua, a* urn. adj. Phrj

Phryne.es/ a beautifiil courl
of Athens, who grew so rk
her trade as to rebuild Tbi
which has been destroycd b
lcxandcr the Grcat.

Phryx, ygis, m. a Phrygisi
Trojan.

Phryxas,tW Phrixo% i. m. Uw
of Athamas and Kcphele, 1
aod queen of Bxotia, who,
his sister HeUe,to avoid the
clty of thcir stepmother Ino:

to Julia
Scvcrus

thc emprcss, wife of Phocbu% i. m. a namc of ApoUo.

he wrote the lifc of A
pollonius Tyanxus in Grcck,the
livcs of thc heroes in thc Trojan
war,the livcs of thc sophists,&c
still cxtant

Phildtis, idis./ a 'maid-servant at
Rome,who by her courage savcd
the city from thc Fidcnates, and
caused tlieir army to be dcfeated

Philvridcs, is. m. Chiron, thc son

ofPhilyra.
Phlneui, i. «• a king of Arcadia

Phocl>c, cs./thc sistcr of Phcebus.
Phccblgcna, x. m. JRsculapius,thc
son of Apollo.

Phxnicc, cs. & Photnicia, x./ a
country of Asia, in which were
Tyrus and Sidon, famous for the

purplc dic, froin hcnce callcd Phylace, opp. in The«saly.

Phucniccus, vcl Puniceus color-
Phccmccs, um. />/. m. the Phoeni-

cian%who wcre reputed the first

sailors<and tlie invcntors ofletters.
Phxnissa, x. /. a woman of Phac-

nicia.
Phorbas,antis m.a Thessalian, the

son of Lapitha, a great robber :

or of Papldagonia, vYio % \\\«,i«\ Y» -A*» tWWixced the gods to
cd bv the calumwcs o« ^A ^N^^^^V^ te^

sea bctwcen Europe aed J

on tlie back of thc ram vitb

goldcn flcece.
Phthla, opf>. Ziton in The^
Phthldticus, & PhthJus M»-<

Thcssalian.
Phycus, prom. cape Cairosa.

PhyUis, Vdis/. thc daugbtertl
thos king of Tlirace, wboe*
tained Demophoon tbeas 1
Theseus as he came fron W
and was contracted to hi» ■
took a journey, and not i<J
ing by the time prom»H*
hanged htrself, sr, ai lOBftrf
died with grief, and w»c*«i
«dinto an aunond-tree.

^/l hv the calummcs ot \mw ^«SL^iMa^ ^saa. v^mtoan almond-TO

MN

PLE

POL

WJ

i, opp. Viccnza in ltaly. |Ptraus, portus. Porto Liose

nus, Jfc Picenus, a,um. adj.

;num.

u, regio, oi Italy.

rum. pl. m. the Picts, who

l bctwecn England and

nd; they painted their bo-

atuses,

and the ttil of Aries, called also
Pirene, es. / a fountain in Acro-f, Vergilix, because of their rising

aboutthespring: thepoctsmak*
them the daughters of Atlas by
the nymph Plcione.

Pleuron, opp, Bozichristran.

Plutarchus, i. m. an eminent his-
torian and philosopher, born at
Chxronca rn Bxotia, in the time

corinthus sacred to the

not far from Corinth.
Pirfthoua, i- m. the son of Ixion,

husband of Hippodamia, and

sworn friend of Theseus; slain

byCcrberuSfWhen he went down

to hell to carry oif Proserpine.
Plsa, x./ Larganico, m district efl of the emperor Trajan: hc wrote

s,pop of Poictou in France
. m. thesonof8atiira,and
ather of Latinus, a klng of
aid by Ovid to have been
id into a woodpecker by
arras of Circe.
X* / Veria, a district of
onia» wberc Jupite* begat

1S6S.

:dis.y. [1] one of the Mus-
10 were called Pieridcs;
: daughters of Pierus, fa-
) liave been metamorpho
o magpies for vying with
ises.

a, um. adj. of, or bolong
tlie Muscs.

19, i. m. the god of conju-
guries, and education ot
:n; he was an ancient king

Itatilians, and invcntcd
rtlc to grind thcir corn.
xf. a sountain of rkeotiaJ men of Grcece.
elicon,sacrcd to tlie Muses
a, ac. & Piunplcis, Idis. /

lflC.

i, i.m. a priest of Ilercules

s, i. m. a Thenan in tiie

F Xerxes; accountcd the

if the nine Lyric pocts;

lcxus, Alcman, Anacreon,

flides, Ibycus, Sappho, samas.

lorus, Siinonides, and Pin-jPlato, dnis. m. thc son of Ariston

and Parectonia^an Athenian phi
Mozzova, a moun-| losopher, thc most lvarned and

eloquent of all tbe Grcckft.

i. m.
f Arcadia, sacred to the

fip. oflttir.

Elis in Peloponnesus.

Pisx, opp. Pisa in Italy.

Pisaururo, opp. Pesara in Italy.

PTsTdia, refi;. Vcrsacgeli in Asta

Pisistratus, i. m. an cloquent and
learncd Athenian, who bccame
absoluto at Athens, though
private citizen: he foundca thc
firet libnry at Athens, and was
cotemporary with ScrviusTullus

Piso, onis m. a noble Roman
headof the Calphurnian famil},
derived from Numa Pompilius,
and so called from lus son's name

Plthecusx, cpp. of the island Pi-
thecusa, (quencc.

Pitho, us./fm. the goddess of elo

Pittacus, i. m. a philosopher of
Mytilenc.cotcmporary withCru.--
stis, and one of tlie aevc«i wisc

Pitthcis, tdis./ Atthra,the daugh-

ter of Pitthcus.

Pftyusx, itu, Yvica.

Placentia, opp. Placenza in Italy

Planaria,Ww» Planasia^ni.Pianosa

PlMxx, pot Plfttex, arum.a/./ *

city of Bxotia, famous for thc

dcfcat of Xetxes's army by Pau-

the livet of the most famout
Greeks and Roraana, and seve-
ral moral treatises.

Phlto 6nia. m. the son of Saturn,
and brother of Jupitcr and Nep-
tunc; in tbe division of his nu
ther , s kingdom,hc had the west-
ern patfs, whicli gave rise to tho
poctical fable, that he was king
ofhell.

Pltttus, i.m. the god of wealth,and
the son of Jasion, or Jasii'*, by
Ceres: the Greeks painted hira
lamc in hi<i approach, bnt wing-
ed in his departure; also blind,
and foolis' becaus^ hc cither
giveth with->.it distinction, or to
tae most unvturlhv.

Podillirius, i. m. a famous Greek
physician.

Pceni, orum. pl. m a peoplc of Af-
rica,near Carthage; synccd. Car-
thaginians.

Pccnlcus, lc Poenus, a f unu adj.
Carthaginian, African

Pdlemon, 6nis. m an Athenian,of
a loosc and intcupcrate life,who
by chance cominginto thc school
of Xenocrates, and hearing him
discourscof tcmpcrance and roo-
desty, rcformcd his life, also be-
came the philo9ophcr*s scholar,
and succeeded him in hia*cVv<vJ^

eioqueni 01 au «e urceu. www»a,«.xwvew»>^Y — — ^*«
Plcikdea, um. pl. /. s*n%t\ sJOKt&fNs^ \fcAw»** ^^S^sfc*
placcd ntar tli^ kxi^» oAT%w»\ twmx w»« > ^^

Q.EI

. death by ApoUo.
as culled Pytluus^ind in
'■ ry of which the PyU-ian O

were institutcd.
i. Hfthoni.Ki.17. » wohum in»|
with prophccy-

Q

,Va.d\.pnp. pr. 1

llie oncle. ' |Pylos. "pp. of Pelopi

J'rdlcm, 003. in. One of Uie ifwUPvracmon, fiiiis. m. one of Ncp-

ofthe soa, forctelliiiff future cJ tunc'sCyclopB,whoforgedJi

vcnU : lic could tmisfonji hiruJ thundcr-bolla.
sclfinWanvahap. Pyrimus.jWj. Malmistrein Ania-

Prjisn, livt Prusus, opp. Ruraa Pyramua,i «. a llabylonianyouth,

Prusas, x. m. a. kinjj of Bithynia, in love with Thisbe ; Uieir itoiy
to wliom lUnnibal ncd aftcrhia; iiin<)T. Mct 4.
ovcrllirow: thc Koinansdeinand.jPyitiie, ea / 1 hc daughter of Be-
fdhiin; but hc, to prerent his| bryi . who bcinj* ilefloured, wan-
being delivcrud up, poUoneil dered u|> snd dov.n, and waabu-
liimaelf. I ricd in thc mountailuj, which »f-

Prytancs, um. pl m. chief ruspis-l lerwards bore her num: : viz
traLesof Aihcns,choscn nfter UiePy rtnci monles, Uic Pyrcnean
e.tpulaionof the tliirty tyrants. | mounuins. dividinir Spain from

PLoi-miis, tipp .-£ gpti, Sjiuijiiend France.nnd runniiiu; from cut to
tWn,Tolcmud«,.| west, ei;rhtv-five leBfrues.
1'lian. Acrc. I'i rrha.i/ tlie wife of Deiirahon

Ptoliimsuj, i. m. [1] thc nninc of pjrrho. oiiis. n. a tirecian philo-
tlie F.jryplinn tings aftcr -K\v\- sojiher.founder of thesect of the
andcr tlie tirctt, in a continucdj sccptics.

serics, distinguished only by Pyrrhus,i.m .a king of Kpynis,who
thcir surnames : [£] a iamous as- bcine; deccived hv the ambipii- .—
tronomci' aml jjcoiriiiplicr of Al- tt of thc oraclc of Apollo, AioXluiiitllianoii
cumlria in tbe timc of 51 Aurc-j ti-,.1 jcida, Uomanos vincerc poa.
Iju». . | sc. wnged war with thc Itomans

Puppiu*, i. nt. n trairical poct, whq iinsiicccsifiilly, and wns killcd
had a m ;;hty art in movinfrthe| by a stone or Ule in asssulting
passioii nfgricf. (s.tncto| Anroa.

Piirpiiraria: i.-is. Madera, Portu PyihSjjorai, x. m. a philosopher.

F11tc-li.arum.it. m.a city of Cani- « ho lcfl Lii countiT.Santos. tht-r
piuiia in luly 1 h d. Yaixuuio. \ under thc tyrant 1'olycratcs, tra

ryjrirwi, ilnmi. /i(. m a peoplj of\ veDcd through Egypt. as far ai
Thracc, suid to be 01 Jy J incties liiilia, in scarch of knowledffe
111 heiglit, who liad conUuual waii and retiirning, opcncd a school
with the cranes. in n rcmotc part of luly, called

PygTnri-lirjn, onis m. tlie boii of Bc4 Mngna Gnroia, in tlie reign
his kinjr of Tyrc, who inui-dcrcd; Tarc|nJDhn Superhua.
Sirlixiii, liis sietcr l>Jdo's hu«- l l , yU;ia,s /Uic pricstcs» of Apol-
/laiiil. forhis moncv ■, wtiich slie( 1o, who f^.tvc out llie oraclcs.

diucjverinjr, nviile rcvTisaV* uvi'y^'Xw.v,oTv™.\i\n,.^'o.\tt4^.*t.iuited

011 Liiivintt fled secr-% vo Wv\\\^W^ * ^fiS^,—.,

Quinciui, v*l Quintius, L ■.«»■>
blc Albin, founder of the Q»*i-
anfamilyi wttchcomingtolsM
hranched i tself into sevml •>■
tinct houscs, a> the Capitnfc*
Cincintuti, FUminii,Cris)jioiiif-
The most eininciit of ttui &■>
ly ™ L Quiutiui CinciurnW
who.when the ltomans «reiisv

hy the seiiate, to be nadeo*

_.. _. M. rsoiWI

Spsniard who faught i4ietoc*
Itome in Domilian'* tia*: •■
had a salary out of tht nrssBT,
and waahonouredaia pitnaB^
hc wrote twelve bnoki-c-*
tut. Orntor, now extant

i)uilltiliUI, i. m. Quintiliia f»*
a Itoman prafcct under i<
tus in GermanY, vhete *'**
dcfe»;ed, smi had threc •**
lcgioni cut off-

li 11 1 r i n alia, e ■ o ilj. Qulrinal. >■**

"" ■Jnus, i m. a namc of a-s>**

is.itis.serf./iTo. «W****

lion with * *
mly ««-(«■«

Varthi

ff

RIIO

ROX

SAJD

571

R.

tive Ragen, «ive R&ge*'

Rast.

, opp. Ravenna in Italy.
/»op. £r. Bazil.
»/>. Rieto in llulj.
vel RegiUi, /^. in Italy.
. m. the brothtrof Romu-
n in a scdition betwecn
1 hts brother.

the wonders of the worid.

RhcrtCunj, pr, m.pr. Troy.

RhatEius, & RhartSus, a, uxn. adj
of Rhacteum, Trojan.

Rhoxane, vel Roxane, ea. / the

daughter of Oxyartcs, a noble-

man of Pcrsia, wbom Alexanuer

married for hcr beauty.

.nthus, i. m, a lawgiver oflRdbigi.ua, um. & drura. pl. n. a

amous for his impartial
whercfore the poets have
nted him as one of the
idges of hell.

Crct\r,/>r.CApeCrio
typop of Rannes inFrance
i, cpp. Reggio in Italy.
m.the great river Rbinc,
nciently dividcd Genua
Krance; iU head is in thc

Alpn; after a course of
miles, it falls into tlie
md then by two outlets

(xerman ocean.
a, vcl Riphaeus, a,um.a<#.
n, Muscovian.
rom. cape Rio.
pp. Kio.
s, i. m. tlie Rhonc,a very

ThU place was famous for a Co-
lossub 7U fect high, viz. the sta-

land.
Rubi, opp. Ruro in Italy.

tueof Apollo, accounted one ofRublcon, 6nis. m. a smail river,

which formerly partcd Francc
and Italy: hod. Luao.

RubrIcatu8,/vD. Ladog in Spain.

Rudiz, opp. Rudie in Italy.

Rufse,vt/ RMr^jpp. Ruvo in Italy.

Rufus, i. sa> [1] a poct of Bononia,

greatly beloved by Martial; [2]

Rufus (Ourtius), who wrote the

life of Alexander the Grcat.

festival celebrated on the 25th of Rumia dca, the goddess of suck-

Anril, in honour of
Roblgus, ixl Rubigus, i. A. a god

worsbipped to kcep blaiting and Ruspina, opp. Susa in Africa

Ivia, x. / thc mother of mildew from corn.

R6ma, «e./. Rome, the chief city

of ltaly, and formerly of the

i, opp. Jttic Taurocastro whole world, suppoaed to have

RutTliua, i. m. the Rutilian family
was very Ulustrious at Rome, of
which wasP. Rutilius Rufus con-
sul with Cn. Manlius, A. U. 649.

becn built by ltomulus in the first Rutuli, drum. plm. a very ancient

year of thc scventh Olympiad.

Romani, brum.pl. m. the Romans

Rdm&nus, a, um. atff. Roman.

Romulus, i. m. the supposed §m>

of Mars, bv Ilia the niece of Nu

mitor, and the twin brother of

Remus. He built Rome, settled

the commonwealth there, made

good laws, and rcigned 37 years:

after his death, he was worship-

ped as a god, by the namc of Sabaeus, a, um. adj Sabean.

Uuirinus.

Rdmulus, a, um. adj. Roman.
,_. . Romuleus, a,um. aajj. ofRoraulus,
k-er, rising from the AlpsJ or Rome, Roman.
from thc sources of the Roscius, i. m. [1] an excellent ac-

tor in the sccnes, and Cicero's
mastcr in pronunciation and ac-
tion; so perfect in his way, that
such as excelled in any art wcrc

nd Danubc.
, es/. Argcntaro. a high
n in Thrace, covered all
r with snow

i Uie Mcditerrancan.Piii-
tth it the daughter of
nd spouac ofApollo, for

i / Rhodcs, a famoui called Roscii; [2] a tribune o.thc

peoplc, by whom Lex Roscia,for

ing childrcn.
Ruscrao, opp. Rouaillon in Spain,

people of Italy, who undcr tlieir
leader Turnus endeavoured to
driva JEneas out of Italy .
Rutupina littora, the forcland of
Kent.

8.

Slbe, es. vel Saba, x. f a cjty
and district of Arabia Fehx,
productivc of rich gums, fruits,
and spices

Sibclli,/*//». ofltuly.

Sabellicus, & Sabcllus, a,um. atffi.
Sabcllian.

Sabini, omm.pl.m. an ancicnt peo-
plc of Italy, between thc Linbri»
ans and Latins, famous for incor-
rupt manners.CicerocaIlctUt hem
valiant, and tiie very ftower of
ltaly.

Sabist/ut'. Sambre in Flamlera.

tre, waa enacled.

\*

ISabr.na, *. fcm* the riw ^^^^W
resruluting thc aeaU \ii \^m ^«i%\ >«V\c\\ ^»i^>^ ^ ^^^hJ 1 ^

ntntwnd harntd mrn . 'Ros6lBiii,f>*^.fiv U^wiw wwSJJ «^ks*-*»-»»- ***•*

573

SAL

a passajrc to thc Ctit itnl ar.d
piiaccjuiililirotiL-huliicUBllili
poinp iiftriumplia ancurrieil.

Siulilii.-Li.iinmi. /il m. a scct uf tlic

J<w>,v.l.odciuci

of uiipeli sml »1»
6a<;u«'.iini, ,.</*. .Mnr. i.dro in fcpaia Halon, epp. kjhre. Xalon in Spain
Sais, ;■;>. tiinl in litf} |'t. Salnna, & Salon*; o/#. bpoletr '—

Suls, •/;/'■ Sullee in Air.rs. l}a hiu.tia.

SHic.niin^/Sjliiiiiis.iiiiii/ S; Sulii- Siitiiri, iilis. thc jjoitdcss of IicaJtli

IJiilm:
'/Siiliniif.iniii/ & Siilii- fjalua, '
■f.\i] iin i»!iU«i:ii»l cityof ~'
th.cjFftcan sr:i,iiitlicS:iioiiici'ia},
bclacin Attkaani] l*efapoiino

BUS «litrc Tl '

anil 'I

1'idcstine, bctwecn Jiulca nnd
hc fntlterot ' tjsinic, im. Ccpl.alooic. (tinLJn ...

rtiipicil; h d. Sumiillca,/) p.of Abruzzn :ii ltulv
Samos, vit S-iliiiis, i. f, tlierc art

falapij, /'/<. S:.l|ii in ll-.Ij.
Siiinssi. /■,/•. /"■. Ai.sla
Piitt-iplliii, /i />. i.f Tciri di 01 i'-n
Siilcnmni, o/./u Sali-mo m lnlj

Salii, nniui. /il. n. pi-ii-sls uf V;i

"ifi cnrricd

11 ic s
<'..],(-,

vli :,

ly, ilmt llte ntttini* of tlie chari-. froni Abraliamby tlag*r.is som
n\» oicr it niiRht imitatc thim-i nay.whcncp tlicj ivcre CidWip
ilcn hut Jupilcr. to punifh his j»rircni:hiittln> aoHnd ofth.: tsM

SanHnb.ic/ alai^™ iilandiitta
Mctlitcmtiiean, vrrv plmrinila
rurn anii fi u.U or.c of thc Eana

fo-injie/ aconntry and city of Sardi*, ia./. the cliief i'ny rflr.

ihice ihlands of ihis

otic,(I;c liir(cciliu tl,r lcniim sca, Sarcpta, opp- Sarphst.

Biatntthc bavof Coiijiih.uiiilLr SL.niiatn, ar. m. larii-atiin.

Sarn.itia, Tc.f. a brj;i- neriiiJi

-oi."-try,pai't wlivnof i".rt 'lini

iiii, culleil (lircartni* aml Tirir 1 .

c- Jiinci vu edut-uu-d. antl tlu' ctlier in Kurnpc ron'*iii.'V

Jupitcr; h il. Samo; 1'oland, 1'msaia, 1 .jshiiiiiia.lt»

|.i] a lliini in Thrauc, for ilis-
lliu-lioil more comnuinly culleil
Sniiiulliiuria, in tlic jKgc&n «cn.
iiinioic.ta, /p.Kccnipnat in Sjria

ii-. -:ur,o;l,i',,ce.,-s & Saiiuitliraria. s
/. SaiuBiiitrnchi, un ialund ncat
l.ciiii.i.B, nol fiir fium Thracc

itolter
« crc nunit soli.ii uily

aml partof Mil-rnir.

-'amicntua, i. m». a silly hift*-

thmijjli rf an c(]iiL-atriunf»?<

incits !iinti».ilic ptlfafftf*
S.hm, nnis. m. thcmin»'* ;
■rlir Landumiat htr «*■'»? i

u!,r.,.li.W lioV."i".itcAl.. r ,-\v
«•i-i< ,">■'. .itni II.-» •.t'.iv»l'A'-"\
I...... . . .... ..i- i\....,\-\

iiiost olllic ParUiiau|sarHiniii< a, mn. arij. Tyri»
jSiirraite», f»/i. of Italy.

'. tiii ingciuous pui'1- Siirsna, o/,l.. ^asajnain Itih

m •" „. -...,.,. is.ii. tlic 4'ltli<iliiii-j:;:i!irnli, opp. ".'asenainMF-

». .V.-'. \iV,iA, t-V.i \w.v-v\tA vt,\« vci'Mi-:..trj.n, Inrn*. nf llsly

8CA

SCY

8EL

573

wardsofthrec;itbegiaBe-' ariverof Troas, risUg eut •fSc^tha v &Scfthe8,^/.8cythx, Scy-
>cr the 17th ; Ibut the wo-| mount Idm and runuing intothc thianM *cry ancient peoplc,who
ii was kept in Uic beginning- Archipelago, over-against thc is- extcnded their government far
arch, for the calends of thatj land of Tenedos and wide in the north, and parU

h were sacred te Juno, andScandia.x /the island of Scandia,] of Asiabut possessed themselve»
d also Mutronalia #r Schonen,bcyond the Orkneys;

liavx. f [1] a name of Juno, alto the rcgion between the Bal-
Laugliter of Satiirn ; [2] thc tic and the Northern sea; h* d.
j of a Roxnan colony, and al- Scandinavia and Scandinia
Italy. Scandinavia,«/.Swcdcn and Nor-

lini, drum. plmm people of way.
any Scaptia, <pp. of Italy.

imus, i. at. L» Antonius Sa- ScSnitx, p p of Arabis>
mis, who, being abused bylSciathos, in§. Sciato.
itian, raiscd a civil war iniScTpio, 6nis. nu the surname of a

iany, and was there taken
luin

vis»i.iii the son of Coclusand
a, t Vesta,whom somc call
attghter ; ©r, as Plato, of O-
js andTethvs.
fluv. Saone rn Italy.
r\Xtx 9 pop. pr. Muscovy
,j!uv. Save, Saw.

i pjople of Germany, first

ioned by Ptolemy, who liv-

the reign of M. Aureliua :

noble family in Kome; firct giv
en to P.rornelius,who was aSci-
pio. or stafTto his father, leading
mm about when blind

SOon, dwu m. a famous robber
slain by Theseus,

Scl&v&ma* ac. / a country so osll-
ed from the Sclavi, a stout peo-
ple of Germany; it was formerly

>nis. m. UJrtq. pL Saxones, called Pannoma interamnis, be-

omuseof ita situationbctween the
Sate and the Drave.
Scodra, «pp. Scutari.

were once mastcrsof agoodjflcordisci. p p. of Servia.
)f Gcnnany; great numbers3c6tia. x. f. the northcr

northcrn part of

em scttled in England ;' Great Dritain. called Scotiand, a

ofthegreater part of Europe;
for the oid Germans, Gauls, llly-
rians, Spaniards, and Britons,
were Celto Scythae: their frugaU
ity, justice. honour. and chastity,
are even preferred by a learned
Roman to those of his own coun-
try; nor were they unlearnedfor
a warlike nation.

Scythia, * /the country of the
Crim Tartars properly butafter-
wards all Sannatia, and farthor
stiu>s they extended their con?»
quests.

Scythia Miatica, Great Tartary.
Ewop*. Crim Tartary.
intn Imawn.
*x$. Imaum pr. Cathay.

Scythfcus. a, um. ad§. Scythii

Scythldes» um. pl.f. Scythian
men.

Scythissa, «./. a Scythian woman.

Sebaste, opp. Sebastio in Syria.

Sebastia •/>/>. Sivas in Cappadocia.

Sebtthtis Jluv. in Italy.

Sediuii, /wp. pr. Swabia.

Segesta, opp. Castel a\ mare in Sir

cUy. (Hampshirc.

Segontiaci, bopul. ofSilccstcr ia

ice the pcoplc of Walescall very ancicnt kingdom.
'«nglisli Saissons. ScOticut, a, um. <uff. of the Scots,

orta, a gate of Troy. Scottish. j

la,x. m. Mutius Scxvola, so Scdtus, i. m. & pl. Sc6ti,people oFSij^dvia. tpp of Spain.
i, because, having attempt-l Scotland, Scots. (ly.Sejanus,i m tAe son of Sejus Stra-

• kill Porsena king of Tus- Scylacseum rpp* Squillace in Sici-j bo, an ecjuestrian ' this man wa^
in his tent, he bunit off' his!scy')a,ac f.a dangeroiis rock in the by Tibenusraised to the highest
hand in theking^sprescncel midway between Italy and Sicily dignity next to himself; butcon-
Hit flinchine,because it liad|Sc?ros,i./au island in the Archi- spiring against his master, he
iutake killed onc of the no-| pclago, where Achilles hid him- wms put to death, and dragged
nstead of the kin^; whicli, self m women's apparel,for fearj tlirough the strcetsof Itomc.

ofgoing to the warsof Troy: it Seir, m ru. Sardenay .
is one of the Cyclades, and 15 .Selcucia, opp. Babylvni** Bagdafc
miles from Dcloi, au< %, ^wti^ «A ^^»»^^»»^

untcd act so surpnscd
that hc pardoaed him.
s,/ur. Schcld.
indcr, r*JSc&qr a «. i.

the

flf

gio di Scyre.

\%WtkTVK ^^^K* 5 »^'

57* SEQ

PierU, Soldin.

Beleucus.i. m. one of A]exaiidcr*t
csptnins.who aftcr tiis death uu
«1 on Syria, and was firatfound-
er of thekingdom.

Selinus, «pp Vilidie,

SiciLTerradelPulci.

Belj-mbria, . pp, Selombria.

SemHe, e». f the rqother of Bac-
chui by Jupitcr,

SSmirimiB, Jdia. f the widow
JVinus king of Assyria, whc- pnt-
tinjr on man'n appnccl, afterhav-
ing done njnnv jjrcat esploits iii
the diguise of her 1011, confessed
Iier sux,and »as themore
cd by her people.

jBcjik, Gallica, Srnefraijli»

TutcU, siena.
SeniSca, ■. m, , 1] Marcus Annat-
MsScneca.of thc equestrianrank,
jh leanicd man^uida good orator;
[2] Lucius, hia son, born attor-
lUiba in Spain, wis uir.-le te I.n-
can the poct,andappoinledtuti<t
to Ncro by AgTippina,who rccal]-
edhim from banishmcntj hc «u
mnorator, philosopher. poet,
historiau.and became eicccding
■icluNcro cauied hiin to blccd

Stiiflnes.um./iJ.n. a people of thc
ancient rac.e of thc Celts, inhab-
iting the I jonnois in t.aul, who,
«liuicr iheir iLvuicr Brennils,sack-
«d and biirnt Itome, and besicjr-
«d thc mpilol, but were defeat
ed by tlic dictatnr Cjiuillusrtlieii
capitsl city i* Sens.
■ Scnla, x.f the tluigfiter of king
Pictia, und wifc of Faunus " '
brollier: so chaste, tliat sliu
nevcr uccn aller she wai ntarriedJSiceli
by any but lier liusband.

Scpiniim, app. uf ltaly.

SGquiina, Htt». Swne m l'r».iwj>

ilC

Sequini, poptlui, of BuriJUJtdy iti
France. (tians.

-icrflpis,is <n. * god of tho Bgyp-

Sere», pvp . ofCathay,

Sergesttis, i- m. one of the com-
panious of Cieu
. Scnria, i.f. one of the 170 ma-
is condemned for poisoning
airofthecity afRome.

Seriphus, ini. Seiphino.
oF Sertdriut, i. m. ■ noble Roman, of
Msrius's parly.

Scrv-ius, i. m. TnDius, tbe sittli
king of Rotue born ofacaptiTe:
he rcigned 44 yeari, aiul was
killed by L Tarquinius.
icauntrii, is. in.an Egyptiaii king,
who causcd captive kinfpi to
dnw his cliariut.

Seitos, wiSestus, i./.Sesto.a city
iii thc Thracian Chcnoiiesus.op-
poaite to Abydos,fiimousforthe
lovea if Hero und Lesnder.

Ittabi», npp. of Spain.

jttia, jpp. of IlaJy.

icvenu, i. th- a Itoman empcror,
who uriccceilcd Djdiu» Julianus

A ■ l ' . 9 '{ i. a 1 1 ; 1 e nlargedthebomiils
of the empire; hc huilt thc Ficu
wall in Gngland from sca to sea.
and dicd at York.

libylla,Jr/.a woman whoprctend-
cd to bedivinelv inapired; Var-
ro reckons 10 of thein, othera 7,
others niorc, orfcwer, tlie mosi
iderable wcre the Fersian

the altar for the tucr» i£

Slchem, »pp. Naplouze.
Sicilia, x f. a larg-e and fc

land, betweejt Africa and
Slciniu*, gui U ai. Bicriu

Utiia,;. m a valiunt soldie

bcpniiiiigcjfthe coBtulirj

ment

Sic6ris,/up. ]e Segre is f\
Slcillii Bnim, pl. m. SirituM
"Tcyoli, opp. Baiilicain Gn

idlcinum, thfi. TnnainHt
=<Tilon, fiv\*.f. a cityof n>

tbrmerlv the mctropoiii ibi

htit. Skyde.
Sidoniti», ft, nm. aij. Siim

«Eiiia, opp. Scgni in IlaJj-.
manus, i. m. tbe son-ui-b"
Claudiiu Cwsijr, wboile» *

iicnmbri, 6uim.pl. m. a pcopli

of Cuclderlandand Zutphen.who
marched into Italy, but, bcing
cspellcd thence,scttlud in sicilv

iiciuia, x.f. Sieily.

idis. adj. Sicili.in.

SichxiMii.in.uie ptic«t ofHer-
cules, and liusliand olDido, alain
by bis brother V ygnwliun bcfoit:

, ^id fiven hcrtoSei».

SllenusJ. rn.the fostc^fi*» ,
pedagoguc of Bictbtt rf|
sented as a littlc Aat-iMBi* 1
tunhellied, old, dlual»'*
riding on an ass^and yet itfa*
cd the goduf abitniK*;* 11
a.,d knou-lcdge.

Siliircs, um.pl. m. thEpejp 1
uth Wale» .

Ja;thus.Jft^■.l»JareWlll , !

Slmois, tuv Chiiimi nntW
i.moiiidea, is, m. »J"*»j"
whu tirstinveiHedtJie**"
mot^'1 abotlie thrtc IW*'
tcrs, epsilon, pai, theta: b*
cemuired for hiii coreto«*«"
Hndar.whocaUedhii^"
cenary, Uiough perbtpi 1 **
wiis not free from itull^

Sina, «./, the inosi tspw** 1
erapire in ia* •

SMY

SPA

STO

575

s. m. a crafty perjured
ho deludcd the Trajant»
ito their city the Greci-
full of armed men, who
m thence in tbe night,
tie gutes^and let intheir
iO sacked and bumt the
h had held out 10 years

./. acity of Pontus, the

e of Diogcnes the cynic

opp. Kocca di Mandro

iu. Siiano.

1 °PP' Sponto in Italy.

f a city and mountain

la

ed.t<ep-pf. Hlrcnca, poct

tcrs,partly virgins,part

feigncd to have lived
astof Sicily,and hy thcir
lging temptcd passen-
ihore to their dcstruc-
nc make threc of them,
ily two-

nifi* Sermione.
f)p Simach in Germany.
p. Almaden in Spain.

Sisek.
8, is. f a bemutiful lady,
cr o{ Darius.
i. m. thc son of JEolgt,
tlj* infested Attica with
:ncs ; hc was slain by
and by the poets con
in hell to the vain U
•lling a*great stone to the
nountain, from whencc
i on his hcad.
e. / a part of Thrace.
a, um. adj. Thracian.
:is./ a beautiful virgin,
by Crocus.

title of A

time city of Ionia. \ Lacedcmonian.

Sdcrates, is. m. the son of Sophro- Spercheos, & Spcrehlus, Jvv. A-

nitcus,a stone cutterof meanfor
tune, and Panafete, a midwife ;
an Athenian philosopher, reck-
oned the wisest man of his time.
Sogdi&na, regio. Zatagay in Asia-
S61oe,es./ vel 861i, 6rum. pL m. a
city of Cilicia, thc birthplace of
Aratus ; also of Chrysippus thc
philosopher, and of Philemon
the comic poet : Solon is said to
havc placed a colony of Atheni

the purity of their language,gave

occasion to the Greeks to caJl c-

very comiption in speech, a so-

lccism.
S6)on,6nis.m. one of the wise men

of Grecce,the lawgiver of the A-

thcnians.
Solymae, anim. pL / the city of

Jcrusalcm.

S6phf nc, reg. of Phoenicia.
Sbphbcles, is. m. a tragic poet, to

wliom Cicero giveth thc epithct

of divine : he was cotemporary

with Pericles.
Sdra, <pp in Italy.
Sftracte, mono. 8 Sylvcstro.
Sdt&dcs, is. m. % lascirious poet

of Crete.

griomela in Thcssaly.

Sphinx, gis, & gos. f. a poetkal
monster, witli the facc of a vir-
gin, wings like a bird,a body like
a dog, and claws like a lion : she
kcpt near Thebes, and destroy-
ed many.

Spoletum.opjh. Spoleto in Italy.

Spdrades, um. pl. / islands scat-
tcred in the Archipelago, about
12 whereof are inhabited.

ansthere; andthcsc forgetting Bpiirinna, *./ a mathematician,

who warned Cxsar to bcware of
thc idcs of March.

Stabiae, epp. Stabia in Italv.

Staglra, opp. JLiba nona m Mace-
donia.

St&tius, i. m. [1] a Latin comic
poct, cotcinporary witli Ennius :
Cicero findcth fault with his La-
tin, but Horace admireth his gra-
vity; [2J Papinius,a hcroic po-
ettwho aspircd to the majesty of
Virgil, and is by some accountcd
next to him ; others chargc him
with aflectation-

Stella, ae. m. a poet of Padua.

Stellatis agcr, Campo Mazzone.

Stentor, 5ris. m. a Grccian, who
had as loud a voicc as 50 men
together.

Spartn, x. vel Sparte, es. / a city

of Peloponnesus, which ancient- Stefepe,ca./ onc of thc Pleiadcs.
Jy had no walls,the valour of the Sterdpes, is. m. the son of Yulcan,
iiihabitanta being its best secu- 1 andone of the Cyclops.
rity ; hod. Muaithra. {Sterqullius, Stenjufllnus, Stercu-

Spartacua, i. m. a Thracian, first tus, vel StcrcQUus, i. m. the son
a soldier, then a robber, after- of Kaunus, and the god that first
wards a gladiator, and lastly a found outthe way tomanure landa
leaderofrebelslaveswhofcfeat-Stesfch6rus,i. m anexcellentpo-
ed several Roman armies, but at et of Sicily, whoflourishcd about
length was overcome by M. Cras- 600 years befbre Christ
sus, and fcll in the ficld. Sthen£lus;i. m. a Grecian reneral.

Spartani, orura, pl. m. Spartan*. 8then6b<ra,x/the wife of Prxtu*
r fem. an ancient mari-|Sparttnus, a, um. adj. Spartan, Stofci, flrum. pl m. philotophe»

t, cos. m. a

ud the manied hia enemy Sah
Ju»t,and aftenrardi aleiaah Cor-
fimiK «tw tiveet lu3yc*n-

Terentiui, i. "- [1] M. -Terenti-
Virro, coten— — - 5,k "'■-
ero, accountcd
*f all the Komatu: he Uaaid to .

" have written JU0volume»,butwe
liue only hia booki of huabandri
tindoftheLatintonguondtbpK
atot entire; [2] P. Terei.tiua, tr"-
■freedroan of Terentiua Lucaai

on tlie CimbrUn* a littjc beforij ittieren jrateai [3] ai
'Cjeaar*» time they beguato.be eia,the birtbplace of A
caltcd (.ennini. Htctor'» wife.

ThaU.ldi»/a fiunoua courteian atThCbiua, fdU/ thatpa
' Athen»,ce.ebrated by Meuandtr. neit to EtbiopU, Th<

Tergcite, •»ft.Tric»te.

Tcrina, rpp. Nuccri in Italj.

Terviesiui, opp. Termaain j

Termlnus, ».. m. the tutclar god
ofhoundn, 10 ob»tinate in kccp-
iiuj bU place, ttlat hc would not
ttir aa inch for Jupiter

TerpslehBre es._/«n. one of thc
ninc Huses

Tethvo yos, & is. f. the daughtei
of Codui and Terra, wife of Ocr
anns, andraother of thc nymplis,

Tetrlca. ai >». di. S- Ciovanni
Italy.

Teuca,*. / a raartial queen of the

T. Coruucanut, Koinau anibssaa.

dors. to deatli .
Teucer, cri ni. tlic son of 1-camai.-

der Cretenii», and the fathei

law of DardiuiuB, who reiguod

with him
Teiicri, orum. pL m. TrojsuiJ
Teucria, st./. Troy.
Teumenus, m ni. ofBvotU.
Teuthrantium, °pp. of Attica.
.Teittones, um. pl. m. qui & Teu

of the aeven wUe men ofThemu. IdU. /. thc 4
Greece, chiefly famoua tn ethics CkIu» and Terra, ai
and aitronomy: be firat flmtoU Satufli: ahe had an
the eclipse of the iun. in the the rjver Cephiaua

Aleiander, iuj orator in tbe titnc o

_.. byhim. . | ror JuIUa : he preva

of the nine Muaes i emperor Valenatobe
#atm :• I Bgunatthe orthodox

rhUu,*/.i

Thamjraa, « m. vel ThamyrU,

excettent inusician, who;"

iged the Muaea, and beingj ocles, and a famou

lwit botb bU eyea and comm&nder, who d

theni and const.

Greece, froin thc mi)

Xerxea; but wai aft<

Theocritua, i m. ■ pc
cuse in the time of I
non of Ij-go*. he wr
in the Uoric and loi;
and ia imitated by V
Bucolio,

Theodcctca, U. «. an

\. f. a maritime town of
hcrc Ccaurdefeatedthe
of Pompey'a army
TliSsu», int. 1'.no.
Thaumantiaa, adi» tc Thauman-
tis, Tdis /. Iriu, the diughter ol
Thaumoi.
Theagenes U. m. the name ofae-
veral Greciana, three whereof
wcre AthertUni: one «i
Ilomeri anotherwa*

hlyrUna, who put P. Juniui and ed Capnua, ■ e. «motce. being i

'"'" "— "-"" ■"'— "1- gfcat promiser, but perfbrm»i|

nothing; a third, very rich, ani
beneficent to all.
rhebz, arum. pl /. 8t Thebe, es
/ [1] a city in Egypt, built bj
Busiris k! ng of Egypt, and call
ed Heliopolis, ar the city of th<
■un.famou» for having 1^0 gate .
bence called by Homer lleca-
toinnyloa; [3] another in Rr—
tia, built by Cadmus the aon

(oni>B aiicient peop\ehoi4«i«i^ ^t»<-t,!»JJud Hepupylo», froiii

gcdiea, and tbc art
in vcne;he ii caUed i
ter.both by ArUtotle i
rhcbdftru», i m a G
birth,but rather cho»
ed a RhodUn-. Tiberii
exile at Bbodea, »«'

TheodSiia, «pp C-affa.

Theodotua, L auu a l
who adviaed the kiui
pey, and nt therei»

THE

THI

THU

579

rnis, fdis m a poet of Ma-Thermse, opp Termini in Sicily. Thftmyris. is/aqueen of Scythia,
nearAttica, whose Scnten-Thermaieus sinus, gulf of Saloni- against whom Cyrus is said to
re quoted by tlie most con- chi. Itave Ied an army; whom she

ablc <»reek writcrs. ThermQdon. fiuv. of Cappadocia took prisoner cut off his head»

i,rtni>.m. a;i unleariied,carp- and Thrace. andthrewitintoavessel oiblood,

Tammarian. Thermftpylac, arum. pl. / ttraitsl saying-, Thou didst thirst after

linus a ( um atij. of Theon. ! that run between the mountains; blood, takc thy filf of it.
>.ianes is. m. a historian of of Thessaly and Phocis, which!Thraces,um pi. m. & $ing. Thrax,
len»* f who urote the acts of; divide Greece, where Lionidasj Thraeian.

pey thc Grent and was by king of Sparta opposcd a vastiThracia, ac / a country in the far-
presented wuh the freedom army ofPersians; hod. Boccadi thest eastern partof Europe;A*w£
ome ! Lupo. Uomania

ihihis, i. m a friend of St.Theseus, i. m. the son of JEgeusThracius & Thrctcius, a, um. adj.
t. | king of Athcns, and /Ethra; re-' Thracian.

)h~astus, i m. a Peripatetic' lated to Hercules whose action#Thracea x m. Paetus, a Roman

>sopher who succeeded A

tle in his school; his booksThSsides. x. m. Hippolvtus,.the andthe public good: being mcr

ants, and moral characters,

»xtant.

pftlemus,i. m one who, with

>rother Hiero, robbcd the

)lc of Apollo.

son of Theseui
Thespiz opp. of Baeotia.

pompua, i. m a Snidian ora- proved by Aischylus within 100 with others,banishedby thethir

md historian, of chief note
to Herodotus and Thncydi-
but too severe.
sena, */. a Thessalian lady,
. to prevent falling- in*o the
Is ofPhilip of Macedon.whose
i were come up with her,
: hcr own and her sister^s
Iren their choicc to dic by
iword or poison; w'iich be-
lone, she embraced licr hus-
I, and both Icaped into the

i, iru. Santerini.
unenes, is. m. an Athenian
isopher, an evcellent politi-
and a pood speaker; so he
in death, that taking nis cup
>is->n, here's to Critias, said
ind so drank it up.
unne, pp. of Laconia.
ipnae, C>-et* pr. Ampela.
Lacotu Zamora.

he imitated.

senator, a gTeat lover of Uberty,

cused by Nero's sycophants, he
suffered with great constancy.

Thespis, is m an Athenian poet^Thrasius. i m. & Thraseas, *. m.
the mventor of Trajredy, abouti -----» —~^

2,300 years ajro; which wai im-

a noted soothsaver
Thi-asybulus, i. m. an Athenian,

years after, and «ince him adorn- ty tyrants, but by thc help ^f
ed by Sophocles Lysandcr he recalled the exilei»

Thespr6tia pp of Epinis. and settlcd the state.

Thessalia, x/ Thessaly, hod. Jan- rhreis»us, 8c Thressus, a, um.a(jj.
na, a country of Orccce. and a Thracian.

part of Macedenia; but some Thiicydides, is. m. thc son of O-
make it distinct, lyin/r betweeix lorus; an Athenian historian of

Maccdonia northward and Bxo-
tia southward
Thessalis, Ydii adj. Thessalian.

jrreat learning-, probitv, and gra-
vity, cotemporary withHerodo-

tus

Thess^lonica, ac / the metropolisThfile, es/. an island the most re-
of Maccdonia; hod, Salonica- mote n the northem partscith-

Thessahs, a, um. adj Thessalian. er known to the Komans, or de-
Thcsttirfdes, is m. Calchas, thc scribcd by the pocts: Pliny, So-
son of Thestor. linus and Mela, takc it for Ice-

Thetis idis & idos /. the daug-h- land; Camden and others take
ter of Neptune, or. as oth rs, of it to be Shctland, still calied by
Nereus, wife of Pcleus kinjr of wam.n Thylcnscl.
Thessaly, and mnthcr of Achil-Thnrii, drum. p( m. 8c Thurium,
les; also the sca ina distnct and town of Majrna

Theumesits, mons of Rrcotia. Gr<ccia,the place where Hcrodo-

rhisbe,es/. the unhappy mistresd! tus lived and died

of Pyramu*.

♦ThUSCU> K» f » «MNBsa. v* ^5Si»sA^

\

TliyuiUr*, *./ a place 111 TM
whure Apollu liad » lemple.

T]ltOllliil)Lls, &. TllJOllCUB. i.

bris, s. Tybris, & Ti
Uiiiou:. nver Tiber
edatfirst Alhiila.
Tiberis», ii-iis-/ T»h»ria, i
Ol Coliii-e, buili by llcrod i
tiujr ol Tibcr

Tmci

ii Nazarethi and a laki
•aine narae.alsu called thi
Ualilee
11, i. m, the third Rqmmii

■,v. Teiiae in Gcrmany.

Tiuull.n"i. m. Albiua, »n elegiai:
poet, inurume witb Moracc nnd
Ovid.

Tlbur b Tjbur, iiris. n. Tifoli, n
Tivoli, a pUasant city of Italy,
16 milea froin Horae, on thc rivei

Tib iirn iij, i. m. the aon of Ainphi-
■r»ii». who with lii" brotlicr Ca-
tilm», or- Catilm, built Tibcr.

Ticnium, opp. Pavia in Itaiy.

Ticinus. 1uv. TeainO ni UiJt.'

iii,i. aj,u.is.,rm,j..iiiM
Kupln-atca, mid fajleth into tbe
Persiau gulfj had. Tigrio.

ligunni, pop. of Zurich.

1'mixui, i ra. i Pythagorean phi
losopher, wlioae order Aristotlt
followed in the diipoiition of bii
phyiica.

rimlgcnci.i. n. a rhctorician and
hiatorianot Alexandria, brought
a captive to llome. and redeem-
cd by Faurtua the khi of Syila-
he aaid niusic waa tbe mo»t an-
cient of all the aciencea.

Timagbni*, *. m. »n Atbenian,
«ho bcing aent an envov into i
Peraia, edorcdthe kingafterl"
Feraian mannen for whicb.

die.

n,he»

TiiBavue./,
livcd in th.

of Itahr.
»n Athenita
ime of the Pclapon-
ne»an war, be w». cJkd —
aanthropui. *r the m»n-bat
becauae having spcnt a great
tate on bia frierida, wbo efter.
wartli deaerted him, he m
disliked the wholc apccie».
Timdtheu». i. m. (11 theapn «f

bliiidby'Jun
pnte igainat
piter, who ir
the gift of pi
liro, oni» m
Ciceio,» v«r
he nimself ci

of tii» famili
wholly to hii
inventedthe
charactera, t.

Ti tan, ia. vM
»nn of CnJn
der brother
.□■{Jiiered, t

TBA

TRI

TRO

581

'1] the son of Vespa-
venlh Roman cmpe
1 a man, that he was

delitfht of mankind ;

fn was only two yearslTrallcs. of Chora in Asia

jnths; [2] another, & Trapczus, opp Trebisond in Asia

of8t Paul
i. a shephcrd in Vir-

the son of Tcrra, a
wbom Jupiter struck
H forendcavourinjr to
:>na; he was sent to
lie covcrednine acrcs
icn strctched out on
,\vith yu tures d«voi.r-
raifs, which grew as
n.
. i. m. the son of ller-

Tholouse in France
*pp. Ztilpich in BeJgi-

culogy of Ontimus Princcps, as plc of Middlesex, Essex, and
his coins still witness: onlv one Hcrttbrdshire
senatoi* suftered during his reign Tnoeala, pp Troccoli in Italy.
of 19 ycars and six months. TrTpolis, *1fric* t }

L*idia f V

Phajiic. j

Tripoli #

TrasyinSnus, vel TrasimSnus, TWTripttfleinus, i m. the son ofCe-
TrtsimSnius lacus, a lake ncar leus, kinjr of Eleusinia in Attica:
Pcrusia in Tuscany, famous for he was sent by Ceres to teach
the buttle fotight between Fla- the peoplc of every country to,
minius the Honian consul and ploujrh and sow, bccause his fa-*
Hannihal. ; therhad kindJy cntcrtainedhcr

Treh~itius,i m an cqucstrian, a when in scarch of hcr daughlcr
gf.ol soMicr, a jroud lawyer, and Proscrpina •
a jrood mun; greatly belovcd byTrrquctnis, n, um. utlj. Sicilian.
Ciesar.nor lcss dear to Augnistiisr.Trismefristus, i. m. an Fgyptian so

callcd, hccausc he was a philoao
pher, a]>ricst,anda king.
Trito.i. onis. & nos. m. the son of
Neptune and Aniphitrite; his
bust isofaman, his lowcr parts
of a fish; his fAre fcet are likc
those of a horse, histail is forkcd
in a lti-iarfor.ni: the pocts make

Ciccro freqnently wrote to hini,
und IIoTuce was intimatc witl
him

Ast\oche, who was|Trebelliiis, i. m. Trebcllitis Max-

lrpedon, comroandcr

ans.

ih. ofPhrygia.

imus, a governor ofBritain, sor

didly covetotis.
Trcbla./iir ofltaly
Trebfinius, i m. one whoconspir-

Rabba in Pontus.

m the cojrnomen of
ius, from a gold chain
le spoil of a Gaul bv
L U. 393; which the
nily wore for a badgc
till it wastaken froui
"aius Caesar; hc bc
son for fi|rhtingwith-
er, thoughhc gotthc
i brotight home the
ts ttirice consul, and
itor.

tp. of Thessaly.
reg. Ilacar

m the fourteenth em-
lome, a Spaniard by
ian deservedly com
' his civil and military

ed with Brutus and Cassius to

assassinate Jitlius Cxsar hut wasTritft:: a, sc

trcpanned aad slain by Dolabel , Pullas.

la at Smyrna. " Trivia, x. f

Trcbula. opp Trentola in Italv.
Treviri, pp. Triers in Geimany
Tnhalli, p p. of Bulgaria.
Tribocci, pop. pr Strasbtirg.
Tricca. pp- Tricali in Thcssaly.
Tridenturn. i n. Tront, a city in

the north of ltaly,famousforthe

ccclcsiastical council therc be-

h-in Kcptune'* tmmpcter

'" - & Thtonis, Idis./.

Diana, so callcd, be-
cause slie was fabled to have
three faces that of Luna in hca-
ven Dianaon earth and Hecate
in ficll; or t as others, because
she prcsidcd ovcr thc trivia, or
cross-wavs.
Troas, adis f. a countrv in the

.«•s-icr Asia near the Heliespon
alled also Phmria Minor.

gim. A. I). 1545, and contiuuedl caueci aiso rnrygia
for 18 vcars rjroei: i, uvtit /»»•. Tabi.

Trict€rlca 6nim. pl. n. a fcstival Trcczen, opp Trezina in Greece.

to Bacchus every thrce years.
TrTmontium, opp pr. Adrianople
rrinacria, x /. the island of Sici-
ly t so called from its three pro-
mentories and triangular form.
JTrli ^crius, a. um adj. Sicihuii
tenate g%ve him thc TriiidViaaU», um.pl. m, Uic pco-

49

Trrf'.rlftdyta\ amm. pl m % peo-
ple bordrringupon Ethiopianear
the Arabian : ulf, who live in
caves; whencc they have their
namc.

Troja. ac frm Troy. a city of the
Lcsser Asia,mott commonlv, but

I-.

vnt

1 MMflMk A.D. r«, Sepk*aber

'Ve*u, av/ two goddease» of thii
naroe,tbe one thc goddeH of fire,
the other of tho esrtb; and hei
itmge i» aeen on Roman cstru,
with attributea auitable tobota
£re and earth. Hinc Vert»k»
ginea, the vestal virgiiia, obEi
bj r«» to chaatity, and had iii
great reTcrence;but if they brokc
their tow, were buried »1its>

Veatini, pip bf Italy.

Vesnlita, mmt. Viao in Italj.

V«erv. caitra, e/>/i. Santelu

Vcttfine», »..,&. ofSpain.

Ufens, '«d. Portatore in Italy.

Vlbiun, Vlriua, i. *. a senator o)
Capua, who diaauaded the aur-
nnder of the cily to the ~
and afterwarda, with 27
more, embraced each other,
drank poison and itied.

Vienna, ipfi. Vienne in Savoy

Vicnna,«./the mctropolia of Auv
tria.

Vinilellci ptp. pr Bavaria.

Virbius.i . - . a descendsnt of Hip-
polytus, who was 10 called, be-
cauae intcr viros bii fuerit. being
reetored to lifc by iEscuia,i

Virgiliu», !. ». Virgil, the \»
of Latin poeta, bom at Hanti
lUly the I4th ot Octobcr, il
conaulate of Pompey and Craa-

eay.

firtlii, utis./ ■ goddess worship-
ped by the Romans. l!«r u-m|ili
Waj drdicated t>y U KofWNi
atttic Purta Capeiia, and that of
Honour ncar it,so that the way to
Waicniplc mustbe thruuph hers.
ViitJilu, ?rf Visiila, x./. the Wei.
•elt agreat riverof Pol.Liiil » iii. I
divideth Germany from Sartnatia:
" ariieth in mnunt Crapnx in Sii-
lia, and falleth into the lUltic.
Iiro , the Weaer in Ger-

Rojxuuu, Visu, : . ..

Virgfnia, -■ f. » Roman virgin,
whom her own father Lucius Vir-
ginitis, a Itoman ccnturinn, tc
preTent her being expoaed to the
luat of Appius, stabbed ln tbc
middle of the forum; and then
madehiaway totbe camp, and
aoincensed the soldiers,tliat tliey
marched to the city and put an
eiiii to the decemvirsl power-
Yirititnt, i. m. *. Spuuaxd, w\m ,

9&

after he had been a shepherd,
htmter, and nsoldicr, was madc
ngencnd,and routcil several Ro-
otan coinmiiiiilen. Afler 14 ycari
of command, iuvincible in thc
flel 1, he fcll Liy domestic trcach-

VCL

ViteliiiiBjii.m the ninth Ronun et
pcror a cuvetuous man, and
(Treat i-aUTUiiil i.Iriiitcr;iiisarniy,
forli.i i irioiu litt, iliiMi-kil luiii.
and [)ri)i:l;iinii.'d Yrsjiiiii.MiiJii.l ln
uputtodtatb igiioiiiiiiiimal)
the 8th moulli of his reign

Vitriii ;i... ii r.i ilI-iii.i.ii-. . n (■ i lli.fi-.
and archittect in tbe tim.; uf Juli-

a.|*Jtysua partua, Porto Loijiiiii».
Dmber- Upl- fmbri, tbeptoplcW
timbria, i./ a «paciou» countri
ob both sides of ihe Apcnnnel,
1 Jmbro, fiuv Ombrone in Italy.
"obisca, epp. ofSpain.
ocontii, /'..'•. of Gaul.
Vogcsu», maiu. Vaugo-
Vfltalewie, opp Voitcrra in I*
^olesu», i. m a proconsul of lo
under Augustus, who havinj «■
headed SOo in onc day, stniHel
among thedead bodies, unlai.
ed out, O nrm rc^iuin *
"olaci, .-..1-11111. /.;. n ■.. r ' ■■■; . 4
Lalitim, in Caiupanii Runiua.
whose oietropolis waa Atisu.
Vokcui, a, tun cuf/. Vobciaa.
VulsEnum, -,/./: <3olsena in \J
Vomiinum, iuv. Vouia num ia Wr
Vfipiseita,!. m- FlaTiua.a biap>
pher, wba.under Diocleauad
Cona&anliua Chlorua, w-ratt<t>
livcsof HM of the Ronaaaa.

1'lpiriini.. i. m. a Tyrian by birth,
uj'i(. Ilem bogftt intLereign
of Alc^nndcr Severus, to whom
he was mastcr of the rolla

Ulubnv.o/:/.. of Italy

"JlyssLi, ia. m. tbc aon of Latrtcs,
and kini;- ijltli-.- i ?.?:i i llIs. tthacaand
DuBchium. Ile wnsthemost clo-

autnt, poiitic, and wisc comtnan
erofajthe Greeha who wenl
tothc sicge of Troy. Aftcr the
destniciioii of Troy, hc miliered
many bnnisliipafor ter
tat6B»te.Wtu bomc.

iranla, *./. ScUritrue, «. /»>
dsugtiter of Jupiterand UaVa)>
ayne, the goddeaa Thoptw
eth in astronotny ;<mi <■'. :'-.-. *

Jsipetes, p p pr- Iles*e.

UsUca, miiu. In ItaJy.

Uttca, x-f. Biaeate, an inlantl oi>

of Africa, in tln- couDtrrofTa.

nis, built by a Ty riau ccJttaTatai

noted fbr the suicide ttf Cato.
Vidcanalia, um. & firum. A(**at

feastsin honour -^. ■, ■ ■ .

jratcd August 22.

ulcaniua, i n. at§. of, srhtla»;.

Vulcanus. i. m. tlie aon rf JajiM
afld Juno, aa Phnrnara*, *i
Juno alone » Heaiod Heaat

Jupilttr's i'uinid«r, aaylwiAar

XEN

XEN

eop . h

servants, the Cyclops,forgcdlhim? raeter of the elder Cyrus, he
bolts.and taught the Lcmniansj drawcth the imagc ofa perfect &
the smith's tradc, whcuec he is evcry way accomplished prince

also callcd Mulcibcr
Vultur, »10«*, ftr. Forenzo in Italy.
Vulturnum opp > Voltorno in lta
Vulturnus, Huv. J ly.
UxeUodunumi opp. pr. Cadcnas.

X.

XANThippus, i. mas. a valiant
and successful Spartan com
mander, who, with thc Cartha-
ginians, bcat the Roinans, ajid
took Attilus Kegulus prisoner,
but was 111 rewarded for his great
serviccs

Xantho, xxa.f a sea-nymph.

Xanthus, \.m. a nvcr ncar Troy.
called also Scarnander; it riscth
in mount Ida, and lims into tiu
liellespont.

Xanlippc, cs./. thc wifc ofSocra-
tcs, m> imperious and clamorous,
that siie would Iijlvc becn intol-
erable even to him, as hc confes
aed, if she had uot b«rnc liim
childrcn

in eight books, in a sweet and
natural stylc.
\erxcs. fs. m. a king of Pcrsia,
aiid the son of Daiius, a very
haughty prince* but wcak and
unsucccssful Hemvaded grecce
with 700,000mcnof hisown king-
doms, and 300,000 auxitiaries.
and 12,000 ships: but this nu
merousarmv wantedacommand-

er; for thc king, who shouldiZcnodbtus, i. «.[II a grammai

have led thcm to battlc, was thc
last in the field, and thc first in
flight.

VW Xcyntus, ins. Zante, in the

v A lonian sea

Zalcucus, i m- a Locrensian law-

giver. who enactcd thatthea-

dulterers shonld loose their cycs:

his son was foundguilty, and hc

in pity of hisson, pullcdoutone

of his own eyes, and one of hisj of Calais; said to bc wingcd.

son*s, that two cyes might bc Zcthus, vet Zetus, i. m. tlie twi

himself. He placed the tummu
b num in virtue.
ZEn6bia, x.f the wifc of Odcn
tus king of the Palmvrians;
learnedladv,whospokctiict«rcc
and Egyptian tongucs rcadil
soon improvcd much in the I-
tin, and undcrstood the eastei
history so wcll, that she is sai
to have epitoinued it. After A
relian's triumph over hcr, sl
was uscd vcry courteously, ar
livcd in Tibur.

an, kecper ot thc firr»t Ptolcroy
libruvy at Alexandria,and schoc
master to his sons; [2 j anothc
a grammarian likcwisc of Ale
andria, who rcvised the ccnsun
of Ari.^archus upon Ilomer: Y
wrotc against Plato conccrnir
the gods.

Zcphyrium, prom cape Rarzai
in Italy

Zethcs, vel Zetes i. m- the son
Ilorcas and Orithyia, and brotu

Xenocmtcs, i8. fn. a philosophcrj forfcitcd to thc law. I brothor of Amphion

of < 'halcedon and onc of 1'lato's Zama, x. f Zamora

acholars at the same timc as Ans

to say, the fonncr wanted spurs,

ima, x. f Zamora an island of Zcugma, opp. of Syria.

Vfrica, thrce days journey from Zeiixcs, is. m. a famous painter*

totle; of whom their master used Carihagc. Hcrc Scipio jraincd a Ziobcris,./?Mf. pr. Caspian sea.

grcat victory against Hannibal Zoan opp. Tanes.

tlic lattcr reins. IIc succcedcd Zauklc, pp pr. Messina in Sicily Zoilusi. w. a trrammarian of An
Spcisippus in his school. Zcno, onis. m. a citizen of Citium phipolis callcd Ilomcromasti:

Xenophancs, is. m a philosopher in Cyprus, and the foundcr of or II onv r*s scoiirjrc, bccausc li
of ('olophun -. he lived in thc thcsectofthc Stoics. The re-' wrote agalnst Hnmcr; hc ah
fourth Olvmpiad. and wrote a-l putation of his intcgrity was so carped at the writin^s of I'lat<
^aiimt thc account of thc gods 1 grcat at Athcns, that they left and othcr appro ed authon
given by llonicr and llesio-l. ! tlic keys of the citv at his house, whencc it camc to pas% that Zi

Xenoplion. outis. m a scholar of. |)reRcntedhiinwith agoldcngar-' ilus was commonly uscd for an
Socratcs cmincnt f>r rcligion, 1 land and set up his statuc in siarling critic.
and all moral and citil virtues,' brass. He compared logic to a Zopyrus, i. m. 11] a noblema
and also in tiic m.lltarv art. The closedfist, and rhetoric to an o. of Persia, who. whcn Dariua ha
ycuiger Cynis gJivc hiin a mili- pen hand lle livcd 90 years in long bcsicgcd Babylon in vaii
.fkry cominand. Undertucchaj licaith, and at ltngth stranglcd maimcd himsclf by cuttint9

b«ar ftdowll? latmltothe king, rac Hb judgneM U rwfefc I
ande Uro tbeir j^eMnli |jtd^ *»• «*tur»lij «ich, but piaoto-

grttefuIlyM
' Jbwe Stepyn

ttke t*entT RabyluTM: 3]opby-
io.^noiniit, trbo tookiog

ikrpyru* whole, thin tike twyyitiN

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D 'onSo«. ■KroMTny, ind the CuMout2frH,j(m>. V

Mte^&«e,Mddhe«M>p«wni4 «n wau hcra t»ka* bh»*r< ttwBiuiQe-

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