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A
NEW
LATIN VOCABULARY,
ADAPTED TO THE BEST
LATIN GRAMMARS;
WITH Tables of Numeral Letters,
ENGLISH AND LATIN ABBREVIATIONS,
AND THE VALUE OF
ROMAN AND GRECIAN COINS.
ELEVENTH EDITION.
LONDON:
PRINTED FOR
LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS,
PATERNOSTER-ROW.
1841.
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New-Street-Square.
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ADVERTISEMENT. The nature of this Vocabulary, which was originally intended
for private use, will be sufficiently evident without a previous explanation.
It was compiled with the view of affording examples to all the rules for
irregular nouns, adjectives, and verbs. The genitive case of the nouns and
the conjugation of the verbs are inserted, that the scholar may be induced to
have recourse to his Grammar alone for the genders of the former, and
principal parts of the latter. It is confessed that the rules for genders
founded on termination are the most natural. But the utility of Lily's
special rules in teaching the quantity of the penultima in the geni-
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IV ADVERTISEMENT.
tive case, if they are freed from his distinction of acute and long, is so
obvious, that the Editor of this little book, to accommodate it to both
systems, has endeavoured to be accurate in marking the quantity of that
syllable.
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LATIN
VOCABULARY.
REGULAR NOUNS.
DECLENSION 1.
Mensa, ae, a table,
Penna, ae, a pen.
Rosa, ae, a rose,
Schola, ae, a school.
DECLENSION II.
Ager, agri, a field.
Culter, cultri, a knife.
Magister, magistri, a master.
Minister, ministri, a servant.
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LATIN VOCABULARY.
DECLENSION III
Amor, amoris, love.
Labor, laboris, labor.
Flos, floris, a flower.
Mos, inoris, a custom.
DECLENSION IV.
Currus, us, a chariot,
Fluctus, us, a wave,
Fructus, us, a fruit.
Passus, us, a step.
DECLENSION V.
Res, rei, a thing,
Dies, diei, a day.
REGULAR ADJECTIVES.
OF THREE TERMINATIONS.
Carus, a, um, dear.
Dignus, a, um, worthy.
Largus, a, um, large.
Saevus, a, um, cruel.
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VOCABULARY. 3
OF TWO TERMINATIONS,
Brevis, e, short.
Dulcis, e, sweet.
Lenis, e, gentle.
Vilis, e, vile.
OF ONE TERMINATION.
Clemens, entis, merciful,
Ingens, entis, large,
Sapiens, entis, wise,
Vehemens, entis, vehement.
REGULAR SUBSTANTIVES AND
ADAECTIVES.
Ala, ae, a wing.
Lapis, lapidis, a stone.
Regnum, i, a reign.
Casus, us, a fall.
Sermo, onis, a speech.
Clarus, a, um, famous.
Fallax, fallacis, deceitful.
Mollis, e, soft.
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Cursus, us, a race,
Lector, oris, a reader,
Codex, icis, a book,
Aper, apri, a wild boar,
Aula, ae, a hall.
Altus, a, um, high.
Felix, icis, happy.
Fortis, e, strong.
Rex, regis, a king.
Telum, i, a weapon.
Pater, patris, a father.
Bellum, i, war.
Gener, eri, a son-in-law.
Grandis, e, great,
Velox, ocis, swift,
Frequens, entis, frequent.
Sensus, us, a sense,
Nomen, in is, a name,
Carbo, orris, a coal,
Spolium, i, a spoil,
Caper, capri, a he-goat.
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VOCABULARY. 5
Certus, a, um, certain,
Doctus, a, um, learned,
Viridis, e, green.
Planta, ae, a plant,
Man us, us, a hand,
Funus, eris, a funeral,
Palus, udis, a marsh,
Corpus, oris, a body.
Fidus, a, um, faithful,
Tardus, a, um, slow,
Elegans, antis, elegant.
Motus, us, a motion,
Miles, itis, a soldier,
Puella, ae, a girl,
Puer, eri, a boy.
Pastor, oris, a shepherd.
Turpis, e, base,
Formosus, a, um, fair,
Honestus, a, um, honorable.
Hora, ae, an hour,
Crimen, inis, a crime.
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Caput, capitis,
Ictus, us, a head, a stroke.
Pomum, i, an apple.
Lastus, a, um, joyful
Suavis, e, sweet.
Ferox, ocis, fierce.
Frater, fratris, a brother.
Pes, pedis, a foot,
Rana, ae, a frog.
Via, ae, a way.
Vir, viri, a man.
Longus, a, um, long.
Jucundus, a, um, pleasant.
Recens, entis, fresh.
Exercitus, us, an army.
Virgo, inis, a virgin,
Faber, fabri, a workman.
Mater, matris, a mother.
Casa, ae, a cottage.
Gravis, e, heavy,
Sagax, acis, sagacious.
Purus, a, um, pure.
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VOCABULARY. 7
REGULAR AND IRREGULAR
SUBSTANTIVES AND ADAECTIVES.
Dominus, i, a lord.
Filius, i, a son.
Filia, ae, a daughter.
Mare, is, the sea.
Nubes, is, a cloud.
Mons, montis, a mountain.
Niger, nigra, um, black.
Agilis, e, active.
Facilis, e, easy.
Bonus, a, um, good.
Annus, i, a year.
Facies, ei, a face.
Collis, is, a hill.
Signum, i, a sign.
Gutta, ae, a drop.
Nata, ae, a daughter.
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Benignus, a, um, kind.
Solus, a, um, alone.
Mai us, a, um, bad.
Crudelis, e, cruel.
DEUS, i, GOD.
Deus, i, a Heathen God.
Dea, ae, a Goddess.
Parens, entis, a parent.
Ulmus, i, an elm.
Stella, ae, a star.
Unus, a, um, one.
Duo, ae, o, two.
Tres, tria, three.
Quatuor, four.
Aurum, i, gold.
Quercus, us, an oak.
Virtus, virtutis, a virtue.
Piscis, is, a fish.
Sol, solis, the sun.
Nidus, i, a nest.
Solidus, a, um, solid.
Solus, a, um, alone.
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VOCABULARY. 9
Piger, pigra, um, slow.
Civilis, e, civil.
Malus, i, a mast.
Malus, i, an apple-tree.
Medicus, i, a physician.
Mendicus, i, a beggar.
Ensis, is, a sword.
Fons, fontis, a fountain.
Tantus, a, um, so great.
Totus, a, um, the whole.
Ferax, feracis, fruitful.
Acer, acris, ere, sharp.
Mulier, eris, a woman.
Soror, oris, a sister.
Dux, ducis, a leader.
Aquilo, onis, the North Wind.
Equus, i, a horse.
Equa, ae, a mare.
Ambo, ae, o, both.
Crassus, a, um, thick.
Tener, era, erum, tender.
Centum, a hundred.
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Glacies, ciei, ice.
Dens, dentis, a tooth.
Imago, inis, an image
Nihil, nothing.
Paulus, i, Paul.
Ovum, i, an egg.
Avidus, a, um, greedy.
Celer, celeris, ere, swift.
Pulcher, chra, chrum, fair.
Parvus, a, um, little.
Castra, orum, a camp,
Apium, i, parsley,
Sitis, is, thirst.
Mare, is, the sea.
Latro, onis, a robber.
Collum, i, the neck.
Pius, a, um, pious,
Probus, a, um, honest.
Ducenti, ae, a, two hundred.
Mille, a thousand.
Classis, is, a fleet,
Panis, is, bread.
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VOCABULARY. 11
Callis, is, a road,
Cassis, cassidis, a helmet,
Rabies, rabiei, madness,
Fides, fidei, faith.
Volucer, lucris, cre, winged.
Ullus, a, um, any.
Rectus, a, um, right.
Reus, a, um, impeached.
Alexander, dri, Alexander.
Caesar, aris, Caesar.
Horatius, i, Horace.
Sanguis, guinis, blood.
Pons, pontis, a bridge.
Templum, i, a temple.
Magnus, a, um, great.
Gracilis, e, slender.
Prior, us, former.
Primus, a, um, first.
JESUS, u, JESUS.
Cornu, a horn.
Arcus, us, a bow.
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LATIN VOCABULARY.
Genu, a knee.
Pagina, ae, a page,
Navis, is, a ship.
Iste, a, ud, that.
Sanctus, a, um, holy.
Null us, a, um, none.
Miser, era, erum, wretched.
Heros, herois, a hero.
Spes, spei, hope,
Febris, is, a fever.
Lac, lactis, milk.
Divitiae, arum, riches.
Folium, i, a leaf.
Rudis, e, unpolished,
Exilis, e, slender.
Verus, a, um, true.
Procerus, a, um, tall.
Vas, vasis, a vessel.
Fas, right.
Diu, in the day.
Mons, montis, a mountain.
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Infans, antis, an infant.
Uxor, oris, a wife.
Pudicus, a, um, chaste.
Juven is, e, young.
Meus, a, um, my.
Humilis, e, humble.
Coelum, i, Heaven.
Crux, crucis, a cross.
Pernicies, ei, destruction.
Animal, alis, an animal.
Arbor, oris, a tree.
Comes, comitis, a companion.
Alter, era, erum, the other.
Vetus, veteris, old.
Dives, divitis, rich.
Tuus, a, um, thy.
Egomet, meimet, I myself.
Aprilis, is, April.
Donum, i, a gift.
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Cinis, cineris, ashes,
Acus, us, a needle,
Lampas, adis, a lamp.
Quicunque, qusecunque, quodcunque, whoever.
Sylvester, tris, tre, woody.
Memor, oris, mindful.
Finitimus, a, um, neighbouring.
AEneas, ae, a Trojan Prince.
Hostis, is, an enemy.
Londinum, i, London.
Thamesis, is, the Thames.
Humus, i, the ground.
Ritus, us, a ceremony.
Secundus, a, um, second.
Novus, a, um, new.
Suus, a, um, his.
Aliquis, a, id, some.
Jupiter, Jovis, Jupiter.
Sermo, onis, a speech.
Mel, mellis, honey.
Preci, a prayer.
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VOCABULARY. 15
Cometa, ae, a comet.
Fagus, i, a beech.
Impos, potis, unable,
Bipes, pedis, twofooted.
Propior, us, nearer,
Fragilis, e, brittle.
Eremus, i, a desert.
Murus, i, a wall.
Domus, i*, us, a house.
Manus, us, a hand.
Barbitus, i, a harp,
Sal, salis, salt.
Infidus, a, um, faithless,
Noster, tra, trum, our.
Multus, a, um, much.
Venturus, a, um, to come.
Baculus, um, i, a stick.
Nugae, arum, trifles,
Supellex, llectilis, furniture,
Os. oris, the mouth.
*Domi is used only for at home
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LATIN
VOCABULARY.
AEnigma, atis, a riddle.
Populus, i, a people.
AEquus, a, um, equal,
Dubius, a, um, doubtful,
Mirus, a, um, wonderful,
Insons, sontis, guiltless.
Ros, oris, dew.
Os, ossis, a bone.
Anchises, sae, the father of AEneas.
Palmes, mitis, a vine-branch.
AEdes, is, a temple,
AEdes, ium, a house.
Pestifer, era, erum, poisonous,
Docilis, e, teachable.
Invictus, a, um, unconquered.
Quidam, quaedam, quoddam, a certain.
Penelope, es, the wife of Ulysses,
Populus, i, a poplar,
Heres, redis, an heir.
Planeta, ae, a planet,
Superbia, ae, pride,
Corbis, is, a basket.
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VOCABULARY. 17
Pauper, eris, poor.
Quadrimus, a, um, four years old.
Imbecillis, e, weak.
Vester, tra, trum, your (said of more than one).
Lex, legis, a law.
Grex, gregis, a flock.
Forfex, ficis, scissors.
Lux, lucis, light,
Ramus, i, a branch.
Frons, frondis, a leaf.
Satur, ura, urum, full.
Flebilis, e, lamentable.
Inclytus, a, um, renowned.
Dexter, era, erum, right-handed.
Iter, itineris, a journey,
Calcar, caris, a spur.
Jubar, baris, a sun-beam.
Orpheus, eos, ei, Orpheus,
Canon, onis, a rule.
Delphin, inis, a dolphin.
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LATIN
VOCABULARY.
Juvenilis, e, youthful.
Superus, a, um, high.
Castas, a, um, chaste.
Armifer, era, erum, bearing arms.
Pecus, udis, a sheep.
Pecus, oris, cattle.
Pelagus, i, the sea.
Porticus, us, a porch.
Vermis, is, a worm.
Civis, is, a citizen.
Adolescens, entis, young.
Senex, is, old.
Urendus, a, um, to be burnt.
Segnis, e, slow.
Arma, orum, arms.
Bos, bovis, an ox.
Taurus, i, a bull.
Dido, us, Queen of Carthage.
Hyems, hyemis, winter.
Rus, ruris, the country.
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VOCABULARY. 19
Saucius, a, um, wounded,
Uber, eris, fertile,
Plus, pluris, more,
Particeps, cipis, partaking.
Mars, Martis, the God of war.
Nectar, aris, the liquor of the Gods,
Caro, carnis, flesh,
Lacus, us, a lake,
Fluvius, i, a river.
As, assis, three farthings — a pound weight.
Sacer, cra, crum, sacred,
Celeber, bris, bre, celebrated,
Malevolus, a, um, malevolent,
Nequam, wicked.
Genius, i, a guardian angel,
Hector, oris, oros, a Trojan chief,
Dos, dotis, a dowry,
Littus, oris, a shore,
Bes, bessis, eight ounces,
Marmor, oris, marble.
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Caucus, a, um, blind.
Vigil, ilis, watchful.
Quis, quae, quid, who?
Exsanguis, e, bloodless.
Paris, idis, idos, son of Priam.
Fletus, us, a weeping.
Juventus, utis, youth.
Elis, idis, a country of Peloponnesus.
Centaurus, i. a Centaur.
Centaurus, i, the name of a ship.
Bicorpor, oris, two-bodied.
Omnis, e, all.
Par, aris, equal.
Tutus, a, um, safe.
Sestertius, i, a sesterce — 2,d.
Sestertium, i, a thousand sesterces.
Laurus, i, us, a laurel.
Quadigae, arum, a chariot drawn by four horses.
Rudens, entis, a cable.
Aulularia, ae, a little pot.
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Matutinus, a, um, early.
Beneficus, a, um, beneficent.
Pinguis, e, fat.
Degener, eris, degenerate.
Fama, ae, Fame.
Denarius, i, eight-pence.
Series, iei, an order.
Veru, a spit.
Passer, eris, a sparrow.
Suber, eris, a cork-tree.
Paluster, tris, tre, marshy.
Puber, eris, of age.
Similis, e, like.
Sterilis, e, barren.
Robur, oris, a hard oak.
Poema, atis, a poem,
Sedile, is, a seat.
Judex, icis, a judge,
Tribus, us, a tribe.
Unguis, is, a nail of the hand.
Impar, aris, uneven.
Laniger, era, erum, bearing wool.
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Levis, e, light,
Ocyor, us, swifter.
Nix, nivis, snow.
Civitas, atis, a state.
Carthago, inis, a city in Africa,
Amussis, is, a mason’s rule.
Lis, litis, a quarrel,
Metus, us, fear.
Integer, gra, grum, entire.
Saluber, bris, bre, wholesome.
Exter, era, erum, outward.
Vacuus, a, um, empty.
Vis, vis, strength,
Axis, is, an axle-tree.
Ovis, is, a sheep,
Specus, us, a den.
Vinum, i, wine.
Ver, veris, the spring.
Magniloquus, a, um, one who boasts.
Quisquis, quidquid, whosoever.
Sospes, itis, safe.
Inops, opis, poor.
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VOCABULARY. 23
Res-publica, rei-publicae, a Republic.
Mensis, is, a month.
Athos, o, i, a hill in Macedonia.
Daemon, onis, a spirit.
Vectigal, alis, a tax.
Carmen, inis, a poem.
Pedester, tris, tre, on foot
Alteruter, tra, um, the one or the other.
Laevis, e, smooth.
Compos, otis, master of.
Species, iei, an appearance.
Litera, ae, a letter.
Literae, arum, an epistle.
Ilion, i, Troy.
Crus, cruris, a leg.
Orbis, is, a circle.
Victor, oris, victorious,
Victrix, icis, victorious,
Consors, ortis, sharing,
Canorus, a, um, shrill.
Nex, necis, a death,
Pulvis, eris, dust.
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Virus, i, poison.
Calx, calcis, the heel.
Calx, calcis, lime.
Tussis, is, a cough.
Egenus, a, um, in want.
Artifex, ficis, an artificer.
Almus, a, um, cherishing.
Discolor, oris, of a different color.
Ignis, is, fire.
Cor, cordis, the heart.
Grando, inis, hail.
Locus, i, a place.
Perdix, icis, a partridge.
Nox, noctis, night.
Edax, acis, devouring.
Irrequietus, a, um, restless.
Uter, tra, trum, which of the two.
Idem, eadem, idem, the same.
Caulis, is, the stalk.
Spontis, of its own accord.
Fax, facis, a torch.
Splen, splenis, the spleen.
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Navale, is, a dock.
Regio, onis, a country.
Redux, ucis, returned.
Neuter, tra, trum, neither.
Ipse, a, um, himself,
Callidus, a um, cunning.
Hirundo, inis, a swallow.
Ligo, onis, a spade,
Margo, inis, the brink,
Scutum, i, a shield.
Siler, eris, an osier.
Aqua, ae, water.
Ruber, bra, brum, red.
Alacer, cris, cre, brisk.
Opimus, a, um, rich.
Inferus, a, um, below.
Tenebrae, arum, darkness.
Testudo, inis, a tortoise.
Ternio, onis, the number three.
Arrhabo, onis, a pledge.
Jus, juris, law.
Candela, ae, a candle.
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Sinister, tra, trum, the left.
Ineluctabilis, e, unavoidable.
Sons, sontis, guilty,
Mundus, a, um, neat.
Artus, us, a joint,
Limax, acis, a snail.
Caligo, inis, darkness.
Papilio, onis, a butterfly,
Ancora, ae, an anchor.
Seciiris, is, an axe.
Ales, itis, winged,
Comis, e, courteous.
Nostras, atis, of our country,
Mendax, acis, lying.
Rastrum, i, a rake.
Carbasus, i, a sail.
Avis, is, a bird.
Aqualis, is, a water-pot.
Cuspis, idis, the point of a spear.
Cos, cotis, a whet-stone.
Superstes, itis, surviving.
Vestras, atis, of your country.
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VOCABULARY. 27
Utilis, e, useful.
Inexorabilis, e, inexorable.
Opus, eris, a work.
Thus, thuris, frankincense.
Miles, itis, a soldier.
Genu, a knee.
Puteus, i, a well.
Domus, i, us, a house.
Supplex, icis, suppliant.
Moribundus, a, um, dying.
Longinquus, a, um, long.
Asper, era, erum, rough.
Jocus, i, a jest.
Astu, a town.
Arctos, i, a constellation called the Bear.
Vulgus, i, the common people.
Monile, is, a necklace.
Portio, onis, a part.
Perbrevis, e, very short.
Plus, pluris, more.
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LATIN
VOCABULARY.
Consonus, a, um, consistent.
Aliquis, a, id, any.
Pietas, atis, piety.
Partus, us, a birth.
Vas, vadis, a surety.
Gens, gentis, a nation.
Servitus, utis, slavery.
Acer, eris, a maple-tree.
Praedurus, a, um, very hard.
Maturus, a, um, ripe.
Coelebs, ibis, unmarried.
Amplus, a, um, large.
Clavis, is, a key.
Cyrene, es, a city in Africa.
Moenia, orum, the walls of a town.
Gustus, us, the taste.
Quies, etis, rest.
Tempe, a valley in Thessaly.
Ultrix, icis, revengeful.
Exspes, hopeless.
Deparcus, a, um, very sparing.
Talis, e, such.
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Adeps, ipis, fatness.
Crater, eris, a cup.
Elephas, antis, an elephant.
AEquor, oris, a plain.
Elysium, i, the Elysian fields.
Papaver, eris, a poppy.
Singuli, ae, a, one by one.
Impavidus, a, una, fearless.
Diuturnus, a, um, lasting.
Amarus, a, um, bitter.
Robur, oris, strength.
Ren, renis, the reins.
Dama, ae, a deer.
Methodus, i, a method.
Sertum, i, a garland.
Virgilius, i, the poet Virgil.
Bini, ae, a, two by two.
Acer, eris, e, sharp.
Semiplenus, a, um, half full.
Timidus, a, um, fearful.
Jurisperitus, i, one learned in the law.
Materia, ae, -es, ei, materials.
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AEgyptus, i, Egypt,
Pecten, inis, a comb.
Lumen, inis, light,
Fel, fellis, gall.
Merus, a, um, pure,
Alius, a, ud, another.
Adamantinus, a, um, of adamant,
Nuperus, a, um, late.
Restis, is, a rope.
Lynx, lyncis, an ounce (animal),
Color, oris, color.
Furfur, uris, bran.
Nardus, i, spikenard,
Faber, bri, a workman.
Inhabitabilis, e, uninhabitable.
Antiquus, a, um, ancient,
Superbior, us, prouder,
Fugitivus, a, um, flying.
Cohors, ortis, a company,
Vesper, the evening,
Delicium, i, a delight,
Pus, puris, corruption.
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Eunuchus, i, a play of Terence,
Faba, ae, a bean.
Uter-que, utra-que, utrum-que, both.
Regalis, e, royal,
Triplex, icis, threefold,
Perobscurus, a, um, very obscure.
Cortex, icis, the bark of a tree,
Cucumis, is a cucumber,
Puppis, is, the stern,
AEs, aeris, brass,
Scelus, eris, a crime,
Sacerdos, otis, a priest.
Angustus, a, um, narrow,
Nequiens, euntis, being unable,
Deterior, us, worse,
Pernix, icis, swift.
Jugerum, i, an acre.
Silex, icis, a flint.
Rhetor, oris, a rhetorician.
Uber, eris, a pap.
Herba, ae, an herb.
Boreas, ae, the North wind.
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Humanus, a, um, human.
Melior, us, better.
Lacer, era, erum, torn.
Rapax, acis, ravenous.
Lacedaemon, onis, a city in Greece.
Canis, is, a dog or bitch.
Digitus, i, a finger.
Aquilo, onis, the North wind.
Abies, etis, a fir-tree.
Requies, etis, ei, rest.
Validus, a, um, strong.
Uter-vis, utra-vis, utrum-vis, which of the two you please.
Ulterior, us, farther.
Sagax, acis, shrewd.
Tuber, eris, a swelling.
Far, farris, corn.
Grus, gruis, a crane.
Semen, inis, a seed.
Hystrix, icis, a porcupine.
Janitor, oris, a door-keeper.
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VOCABULARY. 33
Arduus, a, um, lofty.
Campester, tris, tre, of a plain.
Atrox, ocis, cruel.
Praeceps, cipitis, headlong.
Peneus, i, a river in Thessaly.
Strix, strigis, a screech-owl.
Ravis, is, hoarseness.
Epulum, i, a feast.
Merces, edis, a reward.
Macies, ei, leanness.
Celsus, a, um, high.
Cujas, atis, of what country?
Vorax, acis, devouring.
Ecquis, a, id, who?
Amnis, is, a river.
Granicus, i, a river in Asia.
Avernus, i, a lake in Italy.
Caesarea, ae, a city in Palestine.
Repetundarum, extortion.
Teges, etis, a mat.
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Exiguus, a, um, small.
Trux, trucis, cruel.
Opifer, era, erum, bringing help.
Profundus, a, um, deep.
Alpheus, i, a river in Greece.
Cyprus, i, an island in the Mediterranean.
Alec, ecis, a pickle.
Meridies, ei, mid-day.
Dumus, i, a bush.
Vulpes, is, a fox.
Qui, quae, quod, who.
Ignobilis, e, mean.
Meritus, a, um, deserving.
Amabilis, e, lovely.
Darius, i, a king of Persia.
Ergo, for the sake.
Natu, by birth.
Imber, bris, rain.
Turns, is, a tower.
Vates, is, a prophet.
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VOCABULARY. 35
Perdiligens, entis, very diligent.
Equester, tris, tre, of a horse.
Claudus, a, um, lame.
Melior, us, better.
Thrasybulus, i, an Athenian.
Mugil, ilis, a mullet.
Pumex, icis, a pumice-stone.
Alex, ecis, a herring.
Mus, muris, a rat or mouse.
Genus, neris, a kind.
Juvenilis, e, youthful.
Lucifugus, a, um, shunning the light.
Optimus, a, um, best.
Hilaris, e, cheerful.
Arx, arcis, a citadel.
Balneum, i, a bath.
Insidiae, arum, snares.
Senium, i, old age.
Catena, ae, a chain.
Mula, ae, a she mule.
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Accommodus, a, um, suitable.
Pravus, a, um, wicked.
Particeps, cipis, partaking.
Iners, ertis, sluggish.
Postis, is, a post.
Prandium, i, a dinner.
Balanus, i, ointment.
Induciae, arum, a truce.
Bacchanalia, orum, et um, feasts of Bacchus.
Pudor, oris, shame.
Acerbus, a, um, unripe.
Subitus, a, um, sudden.
Posterus, a, um, behind.
Inanis, e, empty.
Phryx, ygis, a Phrygian.
Impetis, force.
Bubo, onis, an owl.
Studium, i, study.
Diphthongus, i, a diphthong.
Terra, ae, the earth.
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Surdus, a, um, deaf.
Mirabilis, e, wonderful.
Princeps, cipis, chief.
Brevior, us, shorter.
Fraga, orum, strawberries,
Follis, is, bellows.
Anguis, is, a snake.
Appendix, icis, a supplement,
Episcopus, i, a bishop,
Inferiae, sacrifices to the dead.
Cavus, a, um, hollow.
Anterior, us, former.
Sextus, a, um, sixth.
Debilis, e, weak.
Cubital, alis, a cushion.
Gramen, inis, grass.
Vicis, of the place of another.
Portus, us, a harbour.
Ficus, i, us, a fig.
Felis, is, a cat.
Inelegans, antis, without elegance,
Indocilis, e, that cannot be taught.
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LATIN VOCABULARY.
Puber, eris, of age.
Mortalis, e, mortal.
Sors, sortis, a lot.
Taxus, i, a yew-tree.
Jussu, at the command.
Sagitta, ae, a dart.
Pondus, eris, a weight,
Nux, nucis, a nut.
Mortifer, era, erum, deadly.
Opportunus, a, um, convenient.
Impubis, e, not of age.
Impotens, entis, weak.
Maenalus, i, a hill in Arcadia.
Domus, i, us, a house.
Lar, laris, a household God.
Pix, picis, pitch.
Rumex, icis, sorrel.
Custos, odis, a keeper.
Beatus, a, um, blessed,
Exsors, ortis, without share,
Commodus, a, um, convenient,
AEger, gra, grum, sick.
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VOCABULARY. 39
Senectus, utis, old age.
Munus, eris, a gift.
Vannus, i, a winnowing fan.
Fascis, is, a bundle.
Proles, is, an offspring.
Magnes, etis, a loadstone.
Armipotens, entis, powerful in arms.
Aridus, a, um, dry.
Argenteus, a, um, of silver.
Trilinguis, e, having 3 tongues.
Sandyx, ycis, a purple color.
Cubile, is, a couch.
Hirudo, inis, a leech.
Lebes, etis, a caldron
Cocytus, i, a river in hell.
Mas, maris, a male.
Sequior, us, worse,
Sanguineus, a, bloody,
Propinquus, a, near,
Capax, acis, um, um, capacious.
Tonsor, oris, a barber.
Cenchris, is, a kind of serpent.
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LATIN VOCABULARY.
Coxendix, icis, the hip.
Remissio, onis, a remission.
Mantile, is, a towel.
Cadaver, eris, a dead body.
AEgrotus, a, um, sick.
Proclivis, e, inclined.
Ponendus, a, um, to be placed.
Decorus, a, um, graceful.
Homo, inis, a man or woman.
Alvus, i, the belly.
Antidotus, i, a counter poison.
Asparagus, i, asparagus.
Sertum, i, a garland.
Questus, us, a complaint.
Improbus, a, um, wicked.
Tricuspis, idis, with three points.
Redolens, entis, smelling of.
Perennis, e, lasting.
Delectus, us, a choice.
Torrens, entis, a torrent.
Cassis, is, a net.
Pergamus, i, Troy.
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 41
Gummi, gum.
Vallis, is, a valley.
Irreparabilis, e, not to be repaired.
Coelestis, e, heavenly.
Munificus, a, um, generous.
Minor, us, less.
Doctrina, ae, learning.
Noctu, by night.
Ingratiis, by constraint.
Filix, icis, fern.
Pavo, onis, a peacock.
Cardo, inis, a hinge.
Posticus, a, um, behind.
Latinus, a, um, Latin.
Tot, so many.
Quot, as many.
Pirum, i, a pear.
Stemma, atis, pedigree.
Virga, ae, a rod.
Maritus, i, a husband.
Volupe, pleasure.
Nefas, wickedness.
Exanimis, e, lifeless.
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Tantundem, so much.
Coruscus, a, um, glittering.
Mordax, acis, biting.
Cornix, icis, a crow.
Obex, obicis and objicis,a bar.
Vulnus, eris, a wound.
Crystallus, i, crystal.
Speculum, i, a looking-glass.
Corinthus, i, a city in Greece.
Assiduus, a, um, assiduous.
Subtristis, e, melancholy.
Perparcus, a, very sparing.
Profugus, a, um, um, fugitive.
Pater-familias, patris-familias, a father of a family.
Libellus, i, a little book.
Liberta, ae, a freed-woman.
Linter, tris, a little boat.
Urbs, bis, a city.
Salus, litis, safety.
Summus, a, um, highest,
Indoctus, a, um, unlearned.
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VOCABULARY. 43
Amans, antis, loving.
Functus, a, um, having discharged.
Thorax, acis, the breast.
Laus, laudis, praise.
Cacoethes, an evil habit.
Soboles, is, an offspring.
Sordis, filth.
Colus, i, us, a distaff.
Omnipotens, entis, almighty.
Major, us, greater.
Facillimus, a, um, easiest.
Semianimis, e, half-dead.
Opis, help.
Opes, um, wealth.
Abyssus, i, a bottomless pit.
Unio, onis, a pearl.
Nemo, inis, nobody.
Anser, eris, a goose.
Immemor, oris, unmindful.
Fertilis, e, fruitful.
Strenuus, a, um, active.
Illustris, e, famous.
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LATIN VOCABULARY.
Draco, onis, a dragon.
Odor, oris, a smell.
Obses, idis, a hostage.
Interpres, etis, an interpreter.
Seges, etis, corn.
Torris, is, a firebrand.
Appetens, entis, desiring.
Profusus, a, um, lavishing.
Alternus, a, um, every other.
Anceps, cipitis, doubtful.
Vectis, is, a lever.
Chaos, a confusion.
Buris, is, the beam of a plough.
Epos, epic poetry.
Adria, ae, the Adriatic sea.
Parisii, orum, the city of Paris.
Plenus, a, um, full.
Satior, us, better.
Securus, a, um, free from care.
Moriturus, a, um, doomed to die.
Exta, orum, entrails.
Siremps, all alike.
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VOCABULARY. 45
Testis, is, a witness,
Cupressus, i, a cypress,
Clunis, is, a buttock,
Volucris, is, a winged creature.
Fervidus, a, um, hot.
Justus, a, um, just.
Mirans, antis, wondering.
Decimus, a, um, tenth.
Quiris, itis, a Roman.
Occiput, pitis, the back part of the head.
Frutex, icis, a shrub.
Stirps, stirpis, the trunk of a tree,
Varix, icis, a swelled vein.
Fustis, is, a staff.
Sobrius, a, um, sober.
Quotidian us, a, um, daily.
Vanus, a, um, vain.
Arcanus, a, um, secret.
Suppetiae, help.
Samnis, itis, a Samnite.
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LATIN VOCABULARY.
Thema, atis, a proposition.
Canalis, is, a conduit pipe.
Adolescens, entis, a young person.
Eumenes, is, a Grecian warrior.
Millesimus, a, um, the thousandth.
Octingentesimus, a, um, the eight hundredth.
Vigesimus, a, um, the twentieth.
Nonus, a, um, the ninth.
AEtna, ae, a mountain in Sicily.
Rubus, i, a bramble.
Pinus, i, us, a pine-tree.
Soracte, is, a hill in Italy.
Tapes, etis, tapestry.
Vepres, is, a briar.
Persuasus, a, um, persuaded.
Rediens, euntis, returning.
Isthic, isthaec, isthoc, this.
Plus, pluris, more.
Arabs, abis, an Arabian.
Forceps, cipis, a pair of tongs.
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VOCABULARY. 47
Carex, icis, a sedge.
Minos, ois, a king of Crete.
Cytisus, i, a shrub.
Sudarium, i, a handkerchief.
Proprius, a, um, proper.
Opacus, a, um, dark.
Nigrior, us, blacker.
Humillimus, a, um, most humble.
Jupiter, Jovis, the chief of the Gods.
Nuptiae, arum, a wedding.
Penus, i, us, provisions.
Satias, dat. ati, satiety.
Sentis, is, a thorn.
Hepar, atis, the liver.
Temerarius, a, um, rash.
Amicus, a, um, friendly.
Acer, cris, ere, sharp.
Hic-cine, haec-cine, hoc-cine, this?
OEdipus, i, odis, a king of Thebes.
Ditionis, of dominion,
Georgica, con, a poem of Virgil,
Auctor, oris, an author.
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LATIN VOCABULARY.
Cutis, is, the skin.
Pars, partis, a part.
Garrulus, a, um, prating.
Extremus, a, um, last.
Corneus, a, um, horny.
Immanis, e, cruel.
Orestes, ae, is, a Grecian prince.
Justitia, ae, justice.
Situs, filth.
Atrides, ae, the son of Atreus.
Conjux, ugis, a husband or wife.
Lens, lentis, lentils.
Qui-vis, quae-vis, quod-vis, any one.
Maledicus, a, um, slandering.
Quadruplex, icis, fourfold.
Pejor, us, worse.
Pelvis, is, a bason.
Gryps, yphis, a griffin.
Uter, tris, a leather bottle.
Patruelis, is, a cousin.
Larix, icis, a larch-tree.
Conviva, ae, a guest.
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 49
Utens, entis, using.
Lepidus, a, um, pretty.
Petulans, antis, saucy.
Varius, a, um, different.
Praeneste, is, a city in Italy.
Sementis, is, seed.
Sexus, i, us, a sex.
Augur, uris, a soothsayer.
Princeps, ipis, a prince.
Melos, a song.
Maculosus, a, um, spotted.
Potens, entis, powerful.
Junior, us, younger.
Solus, a, um, alone.
Orontes, ae, is, a river in Syria.
Necesse, necessity.
Dica, an indictment.
Serpens, entis, a serpent.
Praes, praedis, a surety.
Albula, ae, a river in Italy.
Unus, a, um, one.
Bonus, a, um, good.
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LATIN VOCABULARY.
Citerior, us, nearer.
Vetus, eris, old.
Arcas, adis, an Arcadian.
Sextans, antis, two ounces.
Superficies, ei, a surface.
Affinis, is, a relation by marriage.
Tros, ois, a Trojan.
Troas, adis, a Trojan woman.
Romanus, a, um, Roman.
Parvus, a, um, little.
Duo, ae, o, two.
Similis, e, like.
Rhodus, i, an island in the Mediterranean.
Faux, faucis, a jaw.
Vindex, icis, an avenger.
Chelys, yos, a harp.
Acinaces, is, a Persian sword.
Dialectus, i, a dialect.
Declivis, e, steep.
Plus, pluris, more.
Nullus, a, um, none.
Graecus, a, um, Grecian.
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 51
Hebe, es, the goddess of Youth.
Helicon, onis, a hill in Boeotia.
Animans, antis, a living creature.
Pyramis, idis, a pyramid.
Dies, ei, a day.
Oleaster, tri, a wild olive tree.
Famelicus, a, um, famished.
Interior, us, inner.
Annuus, a, um, yearly.
Densus, a, um, thick.
Sulmo, onis, a town in Italy.
Omphale, es, a mistress of Hercules.
Strigilis, is, a currycomb.
Tempus, oris, time.
Septunx, uncis, seven ounces.
Juvenis, is, a young man.
Invidus, a, um, envious,
Maritimus, a, um, of the sea.
Alter, era, erum, the other,
Hic-ce, hasc-ce, hoc-ce, this.
Anxur, uris, a town in Italy,
Tiaras, ae, a turban.
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LATIN VOCABULARY.
Hir, the palm of the hand.
Hippomanes, is, a poison in a mare.
Alpes, ium, mountains between France and Italy.
Hesperus, i, the evening star.
Scriptus, a, um, written.
Tremebundus, a, um, trembling.
Torridus, a, um, burning.
Ipse, a, um, himself.
Calendae, arum, the first day of the
month.
Justitia, ae, justice.
Instar, in the likeness,
Superi, orum, the Gods above,
Domus, i, us, a house,
Iter, itineris, a journey.
Insolitus, a, um, unaccustomed.
Ditissimus, a, um, very rich.
Fretus, a, um, relying on.
Meus, a, um, my.
Caere, etis, a town in Italy.
Agragas, antis, a town in Sicily.
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VOCABULARY. 53
Argos, a city in Greece.
Eboracum, i, York.
Hierosolyma, orum, Jerusalem.
Athenae, arum, Athens, a city in Greece.
Alius, a, ud, another,
Praelustris, e, very high,
Insignis, e, remarkable,
Vastus, a, um, large.
Cete, whales.
Sardonyx, ychis, a precious stone.
Antistes, itis, a chief priest.
Dapis, a feast.
Cornus, i, us, a cornel tree.
Pulex, icis, a flea.
Is, ea, id, this.
Immeritus, a, um, rejoicing.
Pugnax, acis, undeserving,
Ovans, antis, fighting,
Pontus, i, a country in Asia.
Quintilis, is, July.
Municeps, cipis, a burgess.
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Centussis, is, an hundred times the value of an as.
Macte, increased,
Atomus, i, an atom.
Iste, a, ud, that.
Idem, eadem, idem, the same,
Facilior, us, easier,
Argutus, a, um, shrill.
Sason, onis, an island in the Adriatic.
Lotus, i, the lote-tree.
Nepenthes, an herb curing sadness.
Sus, suis, a swine.
Grates, thanks.
Labes, is, a stain.
Neuter, tra, trum, neither.
Malus, a, um, wicked.
Loquax, acis, talkative.
Loquendus, a, um, to be spoken.
Pharus, i, a watch tower.
Plemmyrium, i, a promontory of
Sicily.
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(delwedd J8103)
(tudalen 055)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 55
Cliens, entis, a client
Phaselus, i, a bark.
Bos, bovis, an ox.
Fruges, productions of the earth.
Amoenus, a, um, pleasant,
Celeber, bris, bre, celebrated.
Ullus, a, um, any.
Nequior, us, more wicked.
Rhamnus, i, a buck-thorn.
Martyr, yris, a martyr.
Panaces, an herb curing all diseases.
Vis, vis, strength,
Periodus, i, a period.
Finis, is, the end.
Factus, a, um, made.
Serus, a, um, late.
Liber, era, erum, free.
Ultimus, a, um, last.
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(delwedd J8104)
(tudalen 056)
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56
LATIN VOCABULARY.
SIMPLE VERBS.
CONJUGATION I.
Aro, to plough,
Laudo, to praise.
No, to swim,
Puto, to think.
CONJUGATION II.
Debeo, to owe.
Habeo, to have,
Mereo, to deserve,
Terreo, to frighten.
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(delwedd J8105)
(tudalen 057)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 57
CONJUGATION III.
Tego, to cover,
Cingo, to surround,
Traho, to draw,
Scando, to climb.
CONJUGATION IV.
Dormio, to sleep,
Mollio, to soften,
Punio, to punish,
Servio, to serve.
Celo, 1, to conceal.
Neo, 2, to spin,
Scribo, 3, to write,
Scio, 4, to know.
Figo, 3, to fix.
Narro, 1, to relate.
Do, 1, to give.
Vestio, 4, to clothe.
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(delwedd J8106)
(tudalen 058)
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58
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Augeo, 2, to augment,
Fleo, 2, to weep,
Lego, 3, to read.
Gemo, 3, to groan.
Polio, 4, to polish,
Verto, 3, to turn.
Noto, 1, to mark.
Gero, 3, to bear.
Bibo, 3, to drink.
Rideo, 2, Flecto, 3, to laugh, to bend.
Probo, 1, to approve.
Spero, 1, to hope,
Spargo, 3, to spread,
Doceo, 2, to teach.
Oro, 1, to beg.
Spolio, 1, to rob.
Nutrio, 4, to nourish.
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(delwedd J8107)
(tudalen 059)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 59
Venio, 4, to come.
Capio, 3, to take.
Creo, 1, to create.
Maneo, 2, to remain.
Sedeo, 2, to sit.
Beo, 1, to bless.
Frango, 3, to break.
Fundo, 3, to pour,
Emo, 3, to buy.
Mitto, 3, to send.
Garrio, 4, to prate.
Veho, 3, to carry,
Sumo, 3, to take,
Paro, 1, to prepare.
Jubeo, 2, to order.
Sto, 1, to stand.
Crocio, 4, to croak.
Jacio, 3, to throw.
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(delwedd J8108)
(tudalen 060)
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60
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Sperno, 3, to despise,
Suadeo, 2, to advise,,
Seco, 1, to cut.
Veto, 1, to forbid.
Pio, 1, to expiate,
Cupio, 3, to desire,
Sopio, 4, to lull to sleep
Pello, 3, to drive.
Obedio, 4, to obey,
Pando, 3, to spread,
Tripudio, 1, to caper,
Fallo, 3, to deceive.
Fugio, 3, to fly from,
Mugio, 4, to bellow,
Volo, 1, to fly.
Teneo, 2, to hold.
Mergo, 3, to plunge.
Vinco, 3, to conquer,
Rumpo, 3, to break,
Haurio, 4, to draw.
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(delwedd J8109)
(tudalen 061)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 61
Ligo, 1, to bind.
Dorno, 1, to subdue.
Fremo, 3, to murmur,
Promo, 3, to bring out
Sitio, 4, to thirst,
Quatio, 3, to shake,
Peto, 3, to seek,
Sentio, 4, to feel.
Texo, 3, to weave,
Vexo, 1, to disturb,
Volvo, 3, to roll,
Levo, 1, to lighten.
Caveo, 2, to beware.
Vito, 1, to avoid.
Ago, 3, to do.
Ico, 3, to strike.
Condio, 4, to season.
Muto, 1, to change,
Cerno, 3, to see.
Damno, 1, to condemn.
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(delwedd J8110)
(tudalen 062)
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62
LATIN VOCABULARY.
SIMPLE AND COMPOUND VERBS.
Juvo, 1, to help.
Faveo, 2, to favor.
Ludo, 3, to play.
Cado, 3, to fall.
Curro, 3, to run.
Sepelio, 4, to bury.
Algeo, 2, to be cold.
Circumdo, 1, to surround.
Dico, 3, to tell.
Prasdico, 3, to foretell.
Dico, 1, to dedicate.
Praedico, 1, to proclaim.
Struo, 3, to build.
Sileo, 2, to be silent.
Video, 2, to see.
Amitto, 3, to lose.
Retego, 3, to uncover.
Moror, 1, to delay.
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(delwedd J8111)
(tudalen 063)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 63
Claudo, 3, to shut.
Sono, 1, to sound,
Duco, 3, to lead,
Perlego, 3, to read over,
Lastor, 1, to rejoice,
Frigeo, 2, to be cold.
Fulgeo, 2, to shine.
Glisco, 3, to grow.
Abduco, 3, to lead away.
Crepo, 1, to make a noise.
Solor, 1, to comfort.
Repono, 3, to lay up.
Latro, 1, to bark,
Laedo, 3, to hurt,
Nubo, 3, to marry,
Vincio, 4, to hind,
Erumpo, 3, to break out.
Testor, 1, to witness.
Fluo, 3, to flow,
Vivo, 3, to live,
Lugeo, 2, to mourn,
Fundo, l, to found.
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(delwedd J8112)
(tudalen 064)
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64
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Vagor, 1, to wander.
Obambulo, 1, to walk about.
Esurio, 4, to desire to eat.
Urgeo, 2, to press.
Educo, 1, to train up.
Educo, 3, to lead out.
Mereor, 2, to deserve.
Sum, to be.
Facio, 3, to do, to make
Poto, 1, to drink.
Propono, 3, to propose.
Tergeo, 2, to wipe.
Timeo, 2, to fear.
Blandior, 4, to flatter.
Audeo, 2, to dare.
Tango, 3, to touch.
Cano, 3, to sing.
Designo, 1, to mark out.
Utor, 3, to use.
Possum, to be able.
Luceo, 2, to shine.
Solvo, 3, to loose.
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(delwedd J8113)
(tudalen 065)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 65
Cresco, 3, to grow.
Paveo, 2, to be afraid.
Pasco, 3, to feed.
Queror, 3, to complain.
Eo, 4, to go.
Fateor, 2, to confess.
Consterno, 1, to astonish.
Consterno, 3, to strew.
Divido, 3, to divide.
Strideo, 2, to make a noise.
Ornor, 1, to be adorned.
Tono, 1, to thunder.
Turgeo, 2, to swell.
Meto, 3, to mow.
Fero, to bear.
Loquor, 3, to speak.
Affero, to bring.
Colo, 1, to strain.
Colo, 3, to till.
Ordior, 4, to weave.
Ordior, 4, to begin.
Indulgeo, 2, to indulge.
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(delwedd J8114)
(tudalen 066)
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66
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Cedo, 3, to yield.
Extinguo, 3, to extinguish.
Ango, 3, to vex.
Labor, 3, to slide.
Volo, . to be willing.
Exerceo, 2, to exercise.
Aufero, to take away.
Nescio, 4, not to know.
Clango, 3, to sound a trumpet
Condemno, 1, to condemn.
Premo, 3, to press.
Misereor, 2, to pity.
Exigo, 3, to drive out.
Flaveo, 2, to be yellow.
Pen do, 3, to weigh.
Pendeo, 2, to hang.
Redeo, 4, to return.
Gradior, 3, to step.
Nolo, to be unwilling.
Ulciscor, 3, to revenge.
Jungor, 3, to be joined.
Scindo, 3, to cut.
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(delwedd J8115)
(tudalen 067)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 67
Luo, 3, to pay.
Allicio, 3, to allure.
Ruo, 3, to fall,
Spondeo, 2, to promise,
Respondeo, 2, to answer,
Lavo, 1, 3, to wash.
Sequor, 3, to follow,
Disco, 3, to learn.
Mulceo, 2, to soothe.
Mulgeo, 2, to milk.
Moveor, 2, to be moved.
Sustineo, 2, to sustain.
Reor, 2, to think.
Sino, 3, to permit.
Compesco, 3, to restrain,
Ascendo, 3, to mount.
Patior, 3, to suffer.
Singultio, 4, to sob.
Carpo, 3, to crop,
Accido, 3, to happen.
Diruo, 3, to overthrow
Pungo, 3, to prick.
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(delwedd J8116)
(tudalen 068)
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68
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Repello, 3, to drive back;
Decipio, 3, to deceive.
Nanciscor, 3, to get.
Contemno, 3, to despise.
Consulo, 3, to consult.
Relinquo, 3, to leave.
Interficio, 3, to kill,
Satisfacio, 3, to satisfy.
Conquinisco, 3, to stoop.
Floreo, 2, to florish.
Decet, 2, it becomes.
Fruor, 3, to enjoy.
Doceor, 2, to be taught.
Mordeo, 2, to bite.
Cubo, 1, to lie down.
Ejicio, 3, to throw out.
Studeo, 2, to favor.
Ferio, 4, to strike.
Libet, 2, it pleases.
Dego, 3, to live.
Parco, 3, to spare.
Opprimo, 3, to oppress.
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(delwedd J8117)
(tudalen 069)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 69
Caedo, 3, to cut.
Plaudo, 3, to clap hands.
Dignosco, 3, to distinguish.
Agnosco, 3, to own.
Precor, 1, to pray.
Abdo, 3, to hide.
Ingredior, 3, to enter,
Aspicio, 3, to behold.
Applico, 1, to apply.
Prohibeo, 2, to hinder.
Egeo, 2, to want.
Raucio, 4, to be hoarse.
Lambo, 3, to lick.
Accusor, 1, to be accused.
Rapio, 3, to snatch.
Velio, 3, to pull.
Mentior, 4, to lie, say falsely.
Omitto, 3, to leave out.
Lacesso, 3, to provoke.
Caleo, 2, to be warm.
Mico, 1, to shine.
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(delwedd J8118)
(tudalen 070)
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70
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Misceo, 2, to mix.
Allido, 3, to dash.
Obliviscor, 3, to forget.
Displiceo, 2, to displease.
Lateo, 2, to lurk.
Nupturio, 4, to desire to be married.
Licet, 2, it is lawful.
Corrigo, 3, to correct.
Conspergo, 3, to sprinkle.
Depso, 3, to knead.
Amicio, 4, to clothe.
Rado, 3, to shave.
Recumbo, 3, to recline.
Metior, 4, to measure.
Malo, to be more willing.
Pario, 3, to bring forth.
Dispesco, 3, to separate.
Consecro, 1, to consecrate.
Accino, 3, to sing in concert.
Insanio, 4, to be mad.
Flector, 3, to be bent.
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(delwedd J8119)
(tudalen 071)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 71
Fio, to be made , to become
Diligo, 3, to love.
Salio, 4, to leap.
Posco, 3, to demand.
Scateo, 2, to abound.
Tondeo, 2, to shear.
Proficiscor, 3, to go a journey.
Elicio, 3, to draw out.
Piget, 2, it grieves.
Fido, 3, to trust.
Rodo, 3, to gnaw.
Dimico, 1, to fight.
Ardeo, 2, to burn.
Calveo, 2, to be bald.
Como, 3, to deck.
Stringo, 3, to bind.
Refello, 3, to confute.
Morior, 3, 4, to die.
Frigo, 3, to fry.
Verro, 3, to brush,
Sallo, 3, to salt.
Intelligo, 3, to understand.
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(delwedd J8120)
(tudalen 072)
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72
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Invado, 3, to invade.
Progredior, 3, to go on.
Confiteor, 2, to confess.
Fodio, 3, 4, to dig.
Neco, 1, to kill.
Placeo, 2, to please.
Coepi, to begin,
Incesso, 3, to attack.
Trano, 1, to swim over.
Requiro, 3, to require.
Liveo, 2, to be black and blue
Censeo, 2, to judge.
Conor, 1, to endeavour.
Apiscor, 3, to get.
Sero, 3, to sow.
Negligo, 3, to neglect.
Metuo, 3, to fear.
Terreor, 2, to be frightened.
Gaudeo, 2, to rejoice.
Impetro, 1 to obtain.
Antepono, 3, to prefer,
Renideo, 2, to shine.
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(delwedd J8121)
(tudalen 073)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 73
Aperio, 4, to open.
Adipiscor, 3, to obtain,
Addo, 3, to add.
Fingo, 3, to feign.
Incido, 3, to fall in.
Consero, 3, to plant together.
Tundo, 3, to beat.
Indigeo, 2, to want.
Comminiscor, 3, to invent.
Lino, 3, to anoint.
Pingo, 3, to paint.
Ningo, 3, to snow.
Consideo, 2, to sit together,
Pellor, 3, to be driven away
Suspicio, 3, to look up.
Cognosco, 3, to know.
Credo, 3, to trust.
Surripio, 3, to steal away,
Discutio, 3, to shake asunder.
Abluo, 3, to wash away,
Polleo, 2, to be able.
Exoleo, 2, to fade.
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(delwedd J8122)
(tudalen 074)
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74
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Aboleo, 2, to abolish.
Adoleo, 2, to burn.
Accendo, 3, to kindle.
Decerpo, 3, to pluck out.
Sterno, 3, to lay flat.
Revertor, 3, to return.
Assero, 3, to claim.
Procurro, 3, to run forward.
Recurro, 3, to run back.
Prodigo, 3, to lavish
Surgo, 3, to rise.
Minor, 1, to threaten.
Aio, to say.
Nitor, 3, to endeavour.
Laboro, 1, to labor.
Juro, 1, to swear.
Praesto, 1, to excel.
Condo, 3, to hide.
Psallo, 3, to play on an instrument,
Alo, 3, to nourish,
Antecello, 3, to excel.
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(delwedd J8123)
(tudalen 075)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 75
Percello, 3, to astonish.
Spector, 1, to be beheld.
Molior, 4, to attempt.
Decido, 3, to fall off.
Recido, 3, to fall back.
Odi, to hate.
Tollo, 3, to lift up.
Coquo, 3, to boil.
Opto, 1, to wish.
Occido, 3, to fall down.
Occido, 3, to kill.
Delecto, 1, to delight.
Commendo, 1, to praise.
Oportet, 2, it behoves.
Nascor, 3, to be born.
Strido, 3, to creak.
Parturio, 4, to bring forth
Feror, to be borne.
Dedo, 3, to surrender.
Posthabeo, 2, to value less.
Sorbeo, 2, to sup up.
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(delwedd J8124)
(tudalen 076)
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76
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Inquio, to soy.
Perficio, 3, to finish.
Annuo, 3, to assent.
Vendo, 3, to sell.
Pcenitet, 2, it repents.
Tutor, 1, to defend.
Paciscor, 3, to bargain.
Quaeso, to pray.
Contundo, 3, to bruise.
Scabo, 3, to scratch.
Moveo, 2, to move.
Farcio, 4, to stuff.
Transilio, 4, to leap over
Aveo, 2, to desire.
Pango, 3, to fix.
Excello, 3, to excel.
Orior, 3, 4, to rise.
Pudet, 2, it shames.
Laedor, 3, to be hurt.
Sisto, 3, to stop {active sense).
Sisto, 3, to stand still.
Arbitror, 1, to think.
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(delwedd J8125)
(tudalen 077)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 77
Frico, 1, to rub.
Tumeo, 2, to swell.
Memini, to remember.
Pluo, 3, to rain.
Suesco, 3, to be accustomed.
Abscondo, 3, to hide.
Expergiscor, 3, to awake.
Adimo, 3, to take away.
Explodo, 3, to disapprove.
Soleo, 2, to be accustomed.
Sido, 3, to sink.
Denseo, 2, to grow thick.
Torreo, 2, to roast.
Amplector, 3, to embrace.
Confit, it is done.
Mano, 1, to flow.
Adjuvo, 1, to help.
Respuo, 3, to reject.
Agor, 3, to be driven.
Attero, 3, to wear out.
Careo, 2, to be without.
Glabreo, 2, to be smooth.
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(delwedd J8126)
(tudalen 078)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 78
Ingruo, 3, to assail,
Succurro, 3, to assist,
Polliceor, 2, to promise,
Fulcio, 4, to prop.
Afficio, 3, to affect.
Colligo, 3, to gather,
Rudo, 3, to bray.
Coaleo, 2, to grow together.
Albeo, 2, to be white.
Senesco, 3, to grow old.
Percutio, 3, to strike.
Vigilo, 1, to watch.
Furor, 1, to steal.
Eo, 4, to go.
Inspicio, 3, to look into,
Aufero, to take away.
Adsum, to be present.
Complico, 1, to fold together.
Prandeo, 2, to dine.
Operio, 4, to cover.
Vincor, 3, to be conquered.
Tueor, 2, to defend.
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(delwedd J8127)
(tudalen 079)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 79
Sterto, 3, to snore,
Recludo, 3, to open,
Circumcurro, 3, to run round,
Custodio, 4, to guard,
Doleo, 2, to grieve,
Recordor, 1, to remember.
Implico, 1, to involve,
Cogo, 3, to force,
Contingo, 3, to touch,
Reticeo, 2, to conceal,
Conniveo, 2, to wink,
Absum, to be absent.
Dirigo, 3, to direct,
Deligo, 3, to choose,
Sancio, 4, to establish,
Deliteo, 2, to lie hid.
Meditor, 1, to meditate,
Defit, it is wanting.
Prosum, to profit,
Instituo, 3, to appoint,
Fallor, 3, to be deceived.
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(delwedd J8128)
(tudalen 080)
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80
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Impertio, 4, to impart,
Jacto, 1, to boast
Jaceo, 2, to lie down.
Perplaceo, 2, to please much.
Illudo, 3, to mock.
Necto, 3, to knit.
Dido, 3, to distribute.
Impingo, 3, to throw against.
Praelior, 1, to fight.
Lacero, 1, to tear.
Lacteo, 2, to suck milk.
Comperio, 4, to find out.
Condisco, 3, to learn together.
Refercio, 4, to cram.
Infit, he begins.
Recano, 3, to sing again.
Versor, 1, to be employed.
Pecto, 3, to comb.
Strepo, 3, to make a noise.
Tremo, 3, to tremble.
Oppeto, 3, to undergo.
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(delwedd J8129)
(tudalen 081)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 81
Capior, 3, to be taken.
Diffringo, 3, to break in pieces
Sapio, 3, to be wise,
Liceo, 2, to be valued.
Explico, 1, to unfold,
Piscor, 1, to fish.
Moereo, 2, to mourn.
Perago, 3, to finish,
Pellicio, 3, to allure.
Adulor, 1, to flatter,
Gigno, 3, to beget,
Pervello, 3, to afflict.
Desum, to be wanting,
Complaceo, 2, to please,
Defetiscor, 3, to be weary,
Reposco, 3, to re-demand,
Eneco, 1, to kill.
Noceo, 2, to hurt.
Horreo, 2, to be rough.
Ovat, he rejoices,
Repungo, 3, to prick again.
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(delwedd J8130)
(tudalen 082)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY.
Impleo, 2, to fill.
Nugor, 1, to trifle.
Edo, 3, to utter.
Ambigo, 3, to doubt.
Circumsedeo, 2, to sit around.
Satago, 3, to be busy.
Ambulo, 1, to walk.
Cieo, 2, to rouse.
Perdo, 3, to lose.
Tendo, 3, to stretch.
Trudo, 3, to thrust.
Veneror, 1, to worship.
Detrecto, 1, to disown.
Vapulo, 1, to be beaten.
Transcurro, 3, to run across.
Depango, 3, to plant.
Plecto, 3, to plait.
Supersedeo, 2, to forbear.
Diluo, 3, to wash off.
Alor, 3, to be fed.
Veneo, 4, to be sold.
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(delwedd J8131)
(tudalen 083)
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LATIN
VOCABULARY. 83
Furo, 3, to be mad.
Dedisco, 3, to unlearn.
Calefacio, 3, to warm.
Coerceo, 2, to restrain.
Rigeo, 2, to be stiff.
Viso, 3, to visit.
Applaudo, 3, to applaud.
Oppango, 3, to fasten.
Apage, away.
Consto, 1, to stand together.
Deleo, 2, to blot out
Videor, 2, to be seen.
Labo, 1, to fall.
Inculco, 1, to force upon.
Ferveo, 2, to be hot.
Fervesco, 3, to grow hot.
Venor, 1, to hunt.
In do, 3, to set in.
Invenio, 4, to find.
Consequor, 3, to attain.
Tero, 3, to bruise.
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(delwedd J8132)
(tudalen 084)
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84
LATIN VOCABULARY.
Caecutio, 4, to be dim-sighted,
Repango, 3, to plant,
Nexo, 1, to bind.
Insulto, 1, to leap upon,
Desipio, 3, to be mad.
Praeficio, 3, to set over,
Nego, 1, to deny,
Experior, 4, to try.
Interneco, 1, to massacre.
Impendeo, 2, to hang over,
Praedamno, 1, to prejudice,
Exsto, 1, to stand out.
Desacro, 1, to consecrate,
Rogor, 1, to be asked,
Desero, 3, to forsake.
Pugno, 1, to fight.
Pertracto, 1, to handle often.
Vergo, 3, to incline.
Oleo, 2, to smell, to grow.
Inoleo, 2, to grow into use.
Jocor, 1, to jest.
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Reddo, 3, to restore.
Foveo, 2, to cherish.
Onero, 1, to load.
Praecello, 3, to excel.
Bivertor, 3, to turn aside.
Effero, to carry out.
Sarcio, 4, to mend.
Pinso, 3, to bake.
Occano, 3, to sound against.
Eligo, 3, to elect,
Opinor, 1, to think.
Pareo, 2, to obey.
Reperio, 4, to find.
Obsoleo, 2, to grow out of use
Recello, 3, to bend back.
Appareo, 2, to appear,
Miseret, 2, it pities.
Assentior, 4, to assent.
Monstro, 1, to show.
Profiteer, 2, to profess.
Volo, to be willing.
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Ave, hail.
Seligo, 3, to select.
Infringo, 3, to break in pieces.
Obdo, 3, to oppose.
Obeo, to go through.
Divello, 3, to pull asunder.
Taceo, 2, to be silent.
Lacrymo, 1, to weep.
Lacrymor, I, to weep.
Haereo, 2, to stick.
Plico, 1, to fold.
Glocio, 4, to cluck.
Trado, 3, to deliver.
Reficio, 3, to repair.
Epulor, 1, to feast.
Torqueo, 2, to twist.
Tepesco, 3, to grow warm.
Praevertor, 3, to out-run.
Immineo, 2, to hang over.
Dementia, 4, to be mad.
Salve, hail.
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Prodo, 3, to betray,
Liquet, 2, it is clear,
Voveo, 2, to vow.
Contemplor, 1, to view,
Devello, 3, to pluck off.
Pergo, 3, to continue.
Navigo, 1, to sail.
Ineptio, 4, to play the fool.
Comedo, 3, to eat.
Dejicio, 3, to throw off.
Ausim, I dare.
Reminiscor, 3, to remember.
Praebeo, 2, to afford.
Subdo, 3, to substitute.
Valeo, 2, to be well.
Succido, 3, to cut. down.
Diffiteor, 2, to deny.
Faxo, I will take care.
Impedio, 4, to hinder.
Impello, 3, to drive.
Prosilio, 4, to leap forth.
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Ringor, 3, to grin.
Fio, to be made.
AEdifico, 1, to build.
Potior, 3, 4, to enjoy,
Ferocio, 4, to be fierce.
Compungo, 3, to vex.
Cedo, give,
Findo, 3, to cleave.
Plango, 3, to lament.
Calco, 1, to tread.
Medeor, 2, to heal.
Demo, 3, to take away
Vescor, 3, to feed,
Liquor, 3, to melt,
Finio, 4, to end.
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TABLE I.
NUMERAL LETTERS.
ROMAN. ARABIC.
Unus, a, um, I. 1.
Duo, ae, o, II. 2.
Tres, tria, III. 3.
Quatuor, IV. 4.
Quinque, V. 5.
Sex, VI. 6.
Septem, VII. 7.
Octo, VIII. 8.
Novem, IX. 9.
Decem, X. 10.
Undecim, XL. 11.
Duodecim, XII. 12.
Tredecim, XIII. 13.
Quatuordecim, XIV. 14.
Quindecim, XV. 15.
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Se- or sexdecim, XVI. 16.
Septemdecim, XVII. 17.
Octodecim, XVIII, XIIX. 18.
Novemdecim, Undeviginti, XIX. 19.
Viginti, XX. 20.
Triginta, XXX. 30.
Quadraginta, XL. 40.
Quinquaginta, L. 50.
Sexaginta, LX. 60.
Septuaginta, LXX. 70.
Octoginta, LXXX. 80.
Nonaginta, XC. 90.
Centum, C. 100.
Ducenti, ae, a, CC. 200.
Trecenti, ae, a, CCC. 300.
Quadringenti, ae, a. CCCC. 400.
Quingenti, ae, a, IÇ, or D. 500.
Sexcenti, ee, a, DC. 600.
Septingenti, ae, a, DCC. 700.
Octingenti, ae, a, DCCC. 800.
Nongenti, ae, a, DCCCC, or CM. 900.
Mille, M, or CIÇ. 1000.
Duo millia, bis mille, MM. 2000.
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Tria millia, ter mille, MMM. 3000.
Quatuor millia, quater mille, MMMM. 4000.
Quinque millia, quinquies mille, IÇÇ, or V|. 5000.
Decern millia, decies mille, CCCIÇ, or X|. 10,000.
Quinquaginta millia, quinquagies mille, IÇÇÇ, or L|. 50,000.
Centum millia, centies mille, CCCIÇÇÇ , or C|. 100,000.
Quingenta millia, quingenties mille, IÇÇÇÇ or D|. 500,000.
Decies centena millia, CCCCIÇÇÇÇ, or M|. 1,000,000
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EXPLANATION OF THE NUMERAL
LETTERS.
I, signifies one, because it is the smallest
letter.
V, five, because it is sometimes used for U, the fifth vowel.
X, ten, because it represents two Vs.
L, fifty, from its resemblance to the lower
half of C, which follows.
C, a hundred, centum.
IÇ, or D,five hundred, the half of CIÇ.
M, or CIÇ, a thousand, from Mille. The latter figures joined at the top, M|,
formed the ancient M.
If the less number is placed before the greater, the less is to be deducted
from the greater ; thus IV signifies one less than five, i.e. four; IX, nine;
XC, ninety.
A horizontal stroke over a numeral denotes a thousand; thus V| marks five
thousand; L, fifty thousand; M, a thousand times a thousand, or a million.
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TABLE II.
ABBREVIATIONS,
LATIN AND ENGLISH.
A. Aulus.
A.B. Artium Baccalaureus, Bachelor of Arts.
A.C. Ante Christum, before the birth of Christ.
A.D. Anno Domini, in the year of our Lord.
A.M. Anno Mundi, in the year of the world.
A.M. Artium Magister, Master of Arts.
A.M. Ante Meridiem, before noon.
A.U.C. Anno Urbis Conditse, in the year after the building of Rome.
B.D. Bachelor of Divinity.
B.V. Bene vale, farewell.
C. Caius.
c. caput, chapter.
Cal. Calendis, the first day of the month.
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cf. confer, compare.
Cl. Clarus, the celebrated.
Cl. Claudius.
Cn. Cneius.
Co. Company.
Cos. Consul.
Coss. Consules.
D. Decimus.
D.D. Doctor of Divinity.
D.D. Dono Dedit, gave as a present.
D.D.D. Dat, dicat, dedicat, dedicates.
D.G. Deo gratias, thanks to God.
D.M.S. Diis Manibus Sacrum, sacred to
the Gods of the Dead.
Do. Ditto, [Ital.] detto, the said.
D.O.M. Deo Optimo Maximo, to GOD the best, the greatest.
E. East.
e.g. exempli gratia, for instance.
&c. et ceteri, ae, a, and so forth.
F.A.S. Fellow of the Antiquarian Society.
F.H.S. Fellow of the Horticultural Society.
F.L.S. Fellow of the Linncean Society.
Fol. Folio, a whole sheet of paper.
F.R.A.S. Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society.
F.R.S. Fellow of the Royal Society.
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H.J.S. Hic jacet sepultus, here lies buried.
H.M. Her Majesty.
H.M.P. Hoc monumentum posuit, erected this monument.
H.M.S. Her Majesty’s Ship.
H.R.I.P. Hîc requiescit in pace, here rests in peace.
H.S. Sestertius, two-pence.
Ibid, ibidem, in the same place.
Id. idem, the same.
i.e. id est, that is.
IHS. Jesus Hominum Servator, the Saviour of Mankind.
Imp. Imperator, Emperor.
K.B. Knight of the Bath.
K.C.B. Knight Commander of the Bath.
C.B. Companion of the Bath.
K.G. Knight of the Garter.
K.G.C.B. Knight Grand Cross of the Bath
K.P. Knight of Saint Patrick.
K.T. Knight of the Thistle.
L. Lucius.
Lb. Libra, a pound.
Leg. Legatus, Lieutenant-General.
Lib. Liber, book.
LL.B. Legum Baccalaureus, Bachelor of Laws.
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LL.D. Legum Doctor, Doctor of Laws.
L.L.S. Sestertius, two-pence.
Lre. [French] lettre, letter.
L.S. Locus sigilli, the place of the seal.
L.S.D. [French] Livres, sous, deniers, pounds, shillings, pence.
M. Marcus.
M. [French] Monsieur, Mr.
M|. Marca, Mulier, a woman.
M.D. Medicine Doctor, Doctor of Physic.
M.F. Member of Parliament.
M.R.I.A. Member of the Royal Irish Academy.
M.R.S.L. Member of the Royal Society of Literature.
M.S. Memoriae Sacrum, sacred to memory.
MS. Manuscript.
MSS. Manuscripts.
N. North.
n. note.
N.B. Nota bene, mark well.
N.L. North Latitude.
No. Numero, number.
N. S. New Style.
N. T. New Testament.
Ob. Obolus, three halfpence.
O.S. Old Style.
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O.T. Old Testament.
P. Publius.
p. page.
P.C. Patres Conscripti, Senators.
P.M. Post meridiem, afternoon.
P.P. Pater Patriae, the father of his country.
P.P.C. [French] Pour prendre congé, To take leave.
P.R. Populus Romanus, theRomanpeople.
P.S. Postscript.
Q. Quintus.
Q. Quadrans, a farthing.
Q.D. Quasi dicas, as if you should say.
Q.D.B.V. Quod Deus bene vertat, Which may God direct well !
Q.E. Quod est, which is.
Q.E.D. Quod erat demonstrandum, which was the thing to be demonstrated.
Q.S. Quantum sufficit, a sufficient quantity.
R.N. Royal Navy.
RP. Respublica, the Republic.
R.S.V.P. [French] Reponse s'il vous plait, Answer if you please.
S. South.
S| . Uncia, an ounce.
S.C. Senatus consultum, a decree of the senate.
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S.D. Salutem dicit, sends health.
S.L. South Latitude.
S.P.D. Salutem Plurimam Dicit, sends a
hearty greeting.
S.P.Q.R. Senatus Populusque Romanus, the senate and the people of Rome.
St. Saint.
S.T.P. Sanctae Theologiae Professor, Doctor in divinity.
S.V.B.E.E.Q.V. si vales, bene est; ego quoque valeo, if you are in good
healthy it is well; I also am in good health.
T. Titus.
T.L. Testamento legavit, he bequeathed by will.
TR.M. Tribunus militum, a military tribune.
U.S. United States of America.
V. Vide, see.
v. verse.
V.C. Vir clarissimus, a celebrated man.
V.D. Vir doctus.
VV. DD. Viri docti.
v.g. verbi gratia, for instance.
Viz. videlicet, namely.
V.R. Victoria Regina, Queen Victoria.
W. West.
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TABLE III.
VALUE OF ROMAN COINS.
N.B. The Values of these Coins are constructed on
different principles from those found elsewhere.
Teruncius, Quadrans, - a farthing.
As, - three farthings.
Sestertius, Nummus, - 2d.
Quinarius, Victoriatus, - 4d.
Denarius, 10, afterwards 16, ases - 8d.
Solidus, - 12s.
Aureus, 30 denarii, - 1l.
Libra, - 2l. 16s.
Pondo argenti, 100 Denarii, - 3l. 6s. 8d.
Sestertium, 1000 Sestertii, - 8l. 6s. 8d.
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VALUE OF GRECIAN COINS.
Chalcos, - a brass farthing.
Obolus, - three half-pence.
Drachma, 6 oboli, - 2d.
Philippus, - 15s.
Mina, 100 drachmae, - 3l. 15s.
Talent, 60 minse, - - - 225l.
Great talent, 100 minae, - 375l.
Talent of gold, 10 talents, - 2,250l.
FINIS.
London:
Printed by A. Spottiswoode,
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