The English rudiments of the Latine tongue, explained by question and answer. VVhich are so formed, that a childe, omitting altogether the questions, may learn onely the answers, and bee fully instructed in the rudiments of the Latine tongue. / By William Du-Gard. For the use of Marchant-Tailor's School.

An INDEX of the NOUNS in Propria quae maribus, and Quae genus: and of the VERBS in As in praesenti: with their Interpretation, Declension and Conju∣gation, placed Alphabetically; for the benefit of young Beginners.

• ABdo, is, dĭdi, ĕ∣re. endi, o, um. ditum, u, ens—iturus, to hide. of ab and do.
• Abscondo, dis, di, ĕre, endi, o, um sum, u. vel itum, tu. ens, súrus & iturus, to hide of abs and condo.
• Abyssus, i, 2 foem. a bottom∣sess pit.
• Acarnan, ānis, 3 masc. one of Acarnania in Greece.
• Accerso, is, ivi, ĕre. endi, o, um. itum, tu, en••, itu∣rus, to go to call of ac∣cio.
• Acer—acĕris, 3 neut. a maple.
• Acies, iëi, 5 f. an edg.
• Acus, ûs, ui, 4 f. a needle.
• Adeps, ĭpis, 3 dub. fa••ness.
• Adipiscor, ĕris, adeptus sum vel fui, adipisci. endi, o, um. adeptum, u. adipiscens, -urus, depo. to get or obtein. of ad, and the old Verb apiscor.
• Adolescens, entis, 3 com. a young man or woman.
• Ador, oris, 3 n. wheat
• Advena, ae, 1 com. a stranger. of ad and venio.
• Aes, aeris, 3 neut. brass, copper.
• Aether, ••ris, 3 masc. the skie, in accus. aethere••, or aethĕra.
• Aethĕra, ae, 1 If the skie▪ a new nom. case made of the Ac••nsative aethera.
• Agnosco, is, agnovi, ĕre. endi, o, um. agnitum, tu. ens, iturus, to ac∣knowledg. of ad and nosco.
• Ago is, ••gi agĕre. endi, o, um. actum, u. agens, a∣gens, acturus. to do.
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• Agragas, antis, 3 mas. a town in Scicilie.
• Agricola, ae, 1 com. an husbandman. of ager a field, and colo to till.
• Ales, ĭtis, 3 c. a bird, any great winged fowl, of ala.
• Ales, ĭtis, Adj. c. gen. swift, having wings.
• Alnus, i, 2 f. an Alder-tree.
• Alo, is, alui, alĕre. alendi, o, um. alitum, tu. and altum, tu. alens, alitu∣rus, & alturus, to nou∣rish.
• Altet, a, um, gen. alterius, dat. alteri, another.
• Alvus, i, 2 f. the belly, or paunch.
• Amazon, ŏnis, 3 f a war∣like woman of Scythia.
• Ambigo, is, praet. caret, am∣bigĕre. ambigendi, o, um. Supinis caret. ambi∣gens, to bee in doubt, com∣pounded of am & ago.
• Amicio, is, cui (seldom ••∣micivi) īre. amiciendi, o, um. amictum▪ u. iens, icturus, to cloath
• Amnis, is, 3 m. a river.
• Anas, ătis, 3 dub. a duck, or a drake.
• Ango, is, anxi angĕre. en∣di o, um. (Sup. caret) an∣gens, to vex, or trouble.
• Anguis, is, 3 m. a snake.
• Animus, i, 2 m. the minde.
• Anna, ae. 1 f. Anne.
• Annuo, is, annui, ĕre. -u- endi, o, um (Sup. caret) annuens, to grant. ex ad & nuo, propriè est nutu, i. e. capitis signo, assen∣tior.
• Annus, i, 2 m. a year.
• Antes, ium, 2 m. Sing. ca∣ret, the uttermost ranks of vines, or a Buttress.
• Antidotus, i, 2 f. an Anti∣dote, or medicine to expell poyson.
• Antiae, arum, 1 f. Sing. ca∣ret, women's forelocks.
• Antistes, ĭtis, 3 c. a prelate; One that standeth or goeth before other, a Ruler.
• Anus, us, 4 f. an old woman.
• Anxur, ŭris, 3 m. & n. a Town in Italie, now called Tarentine.
• Aperio, is, erui, aperīre, iendi, o, um. apertum, tu. aperiens. aperturus, to open, or to shew, comp. of ad & pario.
• Apes, is, 3 f. a Bee.
• Apis, is, 3 f. a Bee.
• Apiscor, ĕris, aptus sum, to get: an old Verb, out of use▪ from whence com's adipiscor.
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• Apollo, Apollĭnis, 3 mas. the God of wisdom.
• Appendix, ĭcis, 3 f. a pent∣hous, or addition.
• Applico, as, applicui, & applicavi, applicare.—andi, o, um. ātum, tu, & itum, tu. ans, aturus, & iturus, to apply. of ad & plico.
• Aptōton, i, 2 n. a noun ha∣ving no variation of ter∣minations, or cases.
• Aqualis, is, m. an Ewer or Laver.
• Arbor, ŏris. 3 f. a tree.
• Arbos, ŏris, 3. f. a tree.
• Arceo, es, arcui, arcēre,—endi, o, um. (Sup. caret) arcens, to keep a∣way, or keep back, to hinder▪ but the compounds make—ercitum in the Supines, as exerceo, & coerceo.
• Arcesso, is, ivi, ĕre.—endi, o, um ĭ••um, tu ens, itu∣rus, to call, or to accuse.
• Arcas, ădis, 3 m. an Arca∣dian.
• Arctus, i, 2 f. a sign called the Bear.
• Ardeo, es, arsi, ardēre-en∣di, o, um. arsum u. ar∣dens, arsurus. to burn, or to bee hot.
• Argos, gi. 2 n. in the Plur. numb. Hi Argi, orum, is, a Town in Peloponnesus.
• Arma, ōrum. 2 n. Sing. ca∣ret, weapons.
• Ar••spex, ĭcis. 3 com. a soothsayer.
• As, assis, i. 3 m. a pound, or 12 ounces.
• Assecla, ae. 1 m. a page.
• Athamas, antis. 3 mas▪ A∣thamas, king of Thebes.
• Astu—by craft. abl. 4 decl. masc.
• Athenae,—arum. 1 f. A∣thens. onely plural.
• Athleta, & athletes—ae. 1 masc. a champion, •••• Wrastler.
• Atomus, i. 2 dub. a mote in the sun.
• Auceps, ĭpis. 3 a fowler.
• Audeo, es, ausus sum vel fui, audēre,—endi, o, um. ausum, u audens▪ ausurus. to bee bold.
• Aveo, es▪ (caret praet.) avere. avendi, o, um. (Sup. caret) avens, to covet.
• Augeo, es, auxi, augēre,—endi, o, um. auctum, tu. augens, aucturus. to encreas.
• Avernus, i. 2 mas. and in the Plural, Averna, o∣rum,

• n. a lake in Campa∣nia dedicated to Pluto, thought to bee the gate to Hell.
• Augur, ŭris. 3 com. a sooth∣sayer.
• Auriga-ae. 1 com. a carter; or carman.
• Auster, i. 2 masc. the south∣winde.
• Autor, ōrîs. 3 masc. & foe. an Author.
• Axis, is. 3 masc. An axel∣tree.

B

• BAcchanalia, ium & orum. 2 or 3. n. Feasts dedicated to Bacchus. Sing. caret.
• Bacchar, ăris. 3 foe•••• An herb called our Ladie's gloves.
• Bacchus, i. 2 masc. the God of wine.
• Bacillus—i. 2 masc. a staff.
• Baculum—i. 2 neut. a staff.
• Baculus—i. 2 masc. a staff.
• Balneum i. 2 neut. a Bath. in the Plural it make's Balnea—orum: neut. & Balneae, arum. foem.
• Barbiton—i. 2 Neuter▪ a Lute; or any musical instrument.
• Bellaria, iorum. 2 neut. Juncates. Sing. caret.
• Bes, bessis. 3 Neut. eight ounces.
• Bidens, entis. 3 masc. pro instrumento. a fork with two teeth, or grains.
• Bidens—entis. 3 foem. pro ove: a sheep of two years; or, which hath two teeth longer than the rest.
• Bifrons—ontis. 3 com. that hoth two faces, or foreheads.
• Bilis, is. 3 f. choler; melan∣choly. Plur. caret.
• Bombyx—ycis. 3 masc. pro vermiculo, a silk∣worm: pro sono, an hum∣ming sound.
• Bos, bovis. 3 com. an Ox, bull, or cow; in the Ge∣nitive plural boum; in the Dative and Ablative plural▪ it make's bobus, contracted from bovibus.
• Britannia, iae. 1 f. Britain.
• Bubo, ōnis. 3 dub. an Owl.
• Bucephalus, i. 2 m. Alex∣ander's great hors.
• Bys••us, i. 2 foem. fine flax, or silk.

C.

• Cacoëthes, is. 3 neut. an evil custom.
• Cadaver—ĕris. 3 neut. a carcass; a dead body.
• Cado, is, cĕcĭdi; cadĕre. cadendi o um casum u: cadens, c••surus. to fall.
• Caedo is, cecîdi; caedĕre. endi o um: caesum u, caedens, caesurus. to beat.
• Calco as avi; āre. andi do dum. ātum tu, ans. a••urus. to kick or tread upon.
• Calendae—ārum. 1 foem: the Calends of a moneth. Sing▪ caret.
• Caleo es ui, ēre: endi do dum: (Sup. caret) calens. to bee hot.
• Callis is, 3 masc. a path.
• Calvo is vi, ĕre: endi do um: (Sup. caret) calvens. to deceiv.
• Calx cis, 3 du. an heel. pedis calx; to distinguish it from
• Calx calcis, 3 foem. chalk, or lime.
• Cambio is, campsi; īre: iendi o um: campsum u; cambiens, campsurus. to exchange.
• Canalis is, 3 m. a channel.
• Cancelli—ōrum, 3 masc. latasses▪ Sing. caret.
• Canis is, 3 com. a dogg or bitch.
• Cano is, cĕcĭni; canĕre: endi o um: cantum u; canens, canturus. to sing,
• Capesso is, capessi, & ca∣pessivi; capessĕre: endi do dum.
• Capio—is, cēpi; capĕre: iendi do dum: captum tu: capiens; capturus. to take.
• Capistrum i, 2 n. an halter, or headstall; in the plural Number both masc. and n. as hi capistri ōrum; & haec capistra ōrum.
• Capital ālis, 3 n. a quoif.
• Capra—ae, 1 foem. a shee∣goat.
• Cardo ĭnis, 3 dub. the hinge of a dore.
• Car—āris, 3 m. a man of Ca••ia.
• Careo—es, ui & cassus sum vel fui, carēre; carendi o um: cassum—u, & caritum—tu; carens, cassurus & ca∣riturus. to want.
• Carex—ĭcis, 3 foem. sedge.
• Caro, carnis: 3 foem. flesh.
• Carpo is, carpsi, carpĕre:

• —endi, o, um: carp∣tum, tu. carpens, carp∣turus. to crop.
• Castra—ōrum. 2 n. tents. Sing. caret.
• Cassida, ae. 1 foem. an hel∣met. formed from cassi da the Accusative case of cas∣sis—ĭdis.
• Cassis—ĭdis, idi, idem, & ida. 3 foem. an helmet: and from Cassĭda the Ac∣cusative case com's a new Nom. Cassĭda, ae.
• Cassis, cassis. 3 masc. a net, or snare.
• Cato, ōnis. 3 masc. Cato, the name of a wise man in Rome.
• Caveo, es, cavi, cavēre. endi, o, um. cautum, tu. cavens, cauturus. to beware.
• Caulis, is. 3 m. a stalk.
• Cedo, is, cessi, cedĕre. en∣di, o. um. cessum, u. ce∣dens, cessurus. to yield. or give place.
• Cedrus, i. 2 f. a cedar.
• Cello, is, cĕcŭli, cellere.—endi, o, um. culsum, u. cellens, cul. urus, pro frango. to break, or to beat. an old Verb, now out of use, unless in the compounds.
• Censeo, es, censui, censēre,—endi, o, um: censum, u: censens,—urus. to think or esteem.
• Centum; hi, hae, & haec. invariab▪ an hundred.
• Centussis, is. 3 m. an hun∣dred pound weight.
• Cera, ae. 3 f. wax.
• Cerno, is, crevi, (or vidi, borrowed of video) cer∣nere,—endi, o, um, cre∣tum, tu. cernens, cretu∣rus. to see, or perceiv.
• Cetus, i. 2 masc. a whale: and in the Plural Cete undeclined: a monstrous great fish.
• Cholera, ae. 1 foem. choler. Plur. caret.
• Cicer, cīcĕris. 3 neut. an Italian peas.
• Cieo, es, civi, ciēre.—en∣di, do, dum. citum, tu. ciens, citurus. to incite, to call.
• Cinis, cinĕris. 3 m. ashes.
• Claudo, is, clausi, claudĕ∣re.—endi, o, um. clau∣sum, u. claudens, clau∣surus. to sh••t.
• Clivus, i. 2 m▪ the pitch of an hill.
• Clunis, is. 3 com. a buttock.
• Cluo, is, (praet. caret) cluĕ∣re:—endi, o, um. (Sup. caret)

• cluens. to shine, to bee famous.
• Clypeum, i. 2 n. a buckler.
• Clypeus, i. 2 m. a buckler.
• Coelum, i. 2 n: heaven: in the Plur. Hi coeli, ōrum: the masc. onely.
• Coeno, as, avi, & coenatus sum vel fui, coenare,—andi, do, um: coena∣tum, tu; coenans, coe∣naturus; to sup.
• Coepio, is, coepi, coepere:—piendi, o, um. coe∣ptum, tu. coepiens, coe∣pturus; pro incipio, to begin. an old Verb, out of use. of it com's
• Coepi—coeperam, coepe∣rim, coepero, coepis∣sem, coepisse: a Verb de∣fective. I have begun, or taken in hand.
• Cognosco, is, cognovi, cognoscĕre.—endi, o, um. cognitum, ĭtu. cog∣noscens, ĭturus. to know. of con & nosco.
• Collis, is, 3 m. a little hill.
• Colo, is, colui, colĕre. -en∣di, o, um. cultum, tu. co∣lens, culturus. to worship.
• Colus, i, & ûs. 2 & 4 foem. a distaff.
• Comes—ĭtis. 3 com. a companion.
• Comminiscor, ĕris vel -ĕ∣re. commentus sum vel fui, comminisci,—en∣di, o, um. commentum, tu. comminiscens, com∣menturus, to invent: to devise, to finde out: Depon.
• como, is, compsi, comĕre. -endi, o, um. comptum, tu. comens, comptu∣rus. to kemb. to trim.
• Compāgo—ĭnis. 3 f. a joynt. of con & pango.
• Compes—ĕdis. 3 f. a fetter.
• Compĕdes, dum. 3 f. onely Plural: Fetters.
• Cōditor, ōris. 3 m. a builder▪
• Conger, gri. 2 m. a conger.
• Congrus, gri. 3 m. a conger.
• Conjux, conjugis. 3 com. an husband or wife.
• Coquo, is, coxi, coquĕre. coquendi, do, dum. co∣ctum, tu. coquens, co∣cturus. to seeth
• Consulo, is, consului, con∣sulĕre. endi, do, dum. consultum, tu. consu∣lens, consulturus: to ask or give counsel: to provide for.
• Cor, cordis. 3 n. the heart.
• Corbis, is. m. a basket.
• Cornu, neu. undecl. an horn: flexile cornu; a trumpet.

• Plu. Cornua, uum, ibus; &c—
• Cornus ûs, 4 m. an horn. the wing of an army: Plin. lib. 11. 37.
• Cornus, i & ûs: 2 & 4 a dogtree: quando arbor habetur; to distinguish it from Cornus an horn.
• Colus, i▪ 2 f. the herb called Alecoast.
• Coxendix ĭcis, 3 f. an hip.
• Crater, ēris: 3 m. a cup: ac. cratērem & cratēra.
• Cratēra—ae: 1 f a cup: a new Nom. case, made from the Accus. cratēra.
• Crepo, as, ui; crepāre: andi, o, um: crepĭtum, tu; crepans, crepiturus: to make a nois; to give a crack.
• Crepundia iōrum, 2 neut. gugaws or trifles for chil∣dren to play withal: Sing. caret.
• Cres—tis: 3 masc. one of Creet.
• Creta tae, 1 foem. Creet.
• Crinis is, 3 m. the hair.
• Crus crū••is, 3 neuter; the leg.
• Crystallus—i, 2 foem. crystall
• Cubo as, cubui, cubare: andi o um; cubĭtum ••, cubans, cubiturus; to lie down.
• Cucumer—ĕris; 3 masc. a cucumber; &
• Cucumis ĕrïs; 3 masc. a cucumber.
• Culex, ĭcis; 3 dub. a g••at.
• Cumbo is, cubui; cum∣bĕre: endi o um: ĭtum tu; cumbens, iturus; to lie down; an old verb.
• Cunabula ōrum; 2 neut. cradles: Sing. caret.
• Cunae ••rum: 1 f. cradles: Sing caret.
• Cupio is, ivi; ĕre: cupien∣di o um; cupitum, tu; cupiens, cupiturus: to desire; formerly it was of the fourth Conjugat.
• Cupressus—i: 2 foem. a Cypress-tree.
• Curculio—ōnis: 3 masc. a weesel.
• Cures ētis: 3 m. a man of Creet.
• Curro is, cucurri▪ currĕre: endi do dum; cursum u; currens, cursurus: to run.
• Cuspis ĭdis, 3 f. the point of a weapon.
• Custos ōdis, 3 m. a guar∣dian, or keeper.
• Cyprus, i: 2 f. the Island Cyprus.

D.

• Dama ae, 1 dub. a buck or doe.
• Damno as, avi; āre: andi do dum: ātum tu, ans, aturus, to condemn.
• Dedo is, dedĭdi; dedĕre: dedendi do dum; de∣ditum tu; dedens, de∣diturus, to yield: of de & do.
• Defrutum—i, 2 neuter, wine, the third part whereof is boiled away: in the Plural Number it hath but three like ca∣fes: Nom. Accus. Vocat. defruta▪
• Dego is, degi; degĕre: endi o um▪ (Sup. caret) degens, to live: ex de & ago.
• Deleo es, ēvi; ēre: endi do dum: deletum tu; delens, deleturus: to blot out: of de & leo; an old verb.
• Deliciae ārum, 1 f delights. pleasures, Sing. caret,
• Delicium—ii, 2 neuter, the thing wherein wee delight.
• Delphin īnis, 3 mascul. a dolphin.
• Delphinus—i, 2 masc. a dolphin.
• Demo is, dempsi; demĕre: endi do um: demptum tu, demens, dempturus, to take away: of de and emo.
• Dens—entis, 3 masc. a tooth.
• Depango is, depegi; de∣pangĕre: endi do dum: depactum tu; depan∣gens, depacturus, to fasten down.
• Desidia iae, 1 foem. sloth; Plur. caret.
• Dico▪ is, dixi; dicĕre: dicendi o um; dictum tu; dicens, dicturus: to speak.
• Dies, diëi. 3 dub. a day; in the Plural Number it is onely of the Masculine Gender.
• Diffiteor—ēris vel ēre: diffessus sum vel fui; diffitēri:—endi o um: diffessum u; dif∣fitens, diffessurus: to denie, Depon. •• di & fateor.
• Digredior—ĕris vel ĕre: digressus sum vel fui: digrĕdi:—iendi do um: digressum u; di∣grediens, surus, to go a∣side,

• Depo••▪ à di & gra∣dior.
• Diligo -is dilexi, diligĕre -endi, o, um; dilectum, tu; diligens, dilectu∣rus. to love. ex de & lego.
• Diluo -is, dilui, diluĕre.—endi, endo, endum. dilutum -tu. diluens, diluturus. to wash. ex di & luo.
• Dindymus -i. 2 mascul. the top of Ida by Troy▪ in the Plural Number it is of the Neut. gend. Dindy∣ma -ōrum.
• Diphthongus -gi. 2 foem. a diphthong.
• Diptōton—i. 2 neut. a Noun declined with two cases.
• Dirae -arum. 1 foe. cursing. sing. caret.
• Disco -is, dĭdĭci, discĕre. -endi, o, um. (Sup. ca∣ret) discens. to learn.
• Dispesco -is, ui, escĕ••e. -endi o, um. (Sup. ca∣ret) dispescens. to drive beasts from pasture. of dis and pasco.
• Displiceo, is, ui, ••re. -endi, o, um. ĭt••m tu. displi∣cens, displiciturus. to displeas. à dis & placeo.
• Ditio—ōnis. 3 f. a title, power, command.
• Divido—is, divisi, divi∣dĕre.—endi, o, um. divisum, u. dividens, divisurus. to divide. quasi divideo: i. e. in diversas partes video.
• Divitiae, ārum. 1 f. riches. Sing. caret.
• Do, das, dĕdi, dare, dan∣di, -o -um, datum, tu, dans, daturus. to give.
• Doceo -es, ui, ēre -endi, o, um. doctum, tu. do∣ce••s, docturus. to teach.
• Dodrans -antis. 3 masc. nine ounces.
• Dol••o -es, dolui, dolēre. endi, o, um. dolitum, tu. dolens, iturus. to griev.
• Domo -as, domui -āre. -andi, o, um. domitum, tu. domans, domitu∣rus. to tame.
• Domus-domi & domûs. Dat. domo & domui. Acc. domum. Voc ô do∣mus. Ablativo domo. Pluraliter Nom. Domus▪ Genit. domorum & do∣muum. Dat. domi∣bus. Accus domos, & domus. Voc. domus. A∣blat. domibus.
• Duco -is, duxi, ducĕre,

• -endi, o, um. ductum, tu. ducens, ducturus to lead.
• Dulcedo, ĭnis. 3 f. sweetness.
• Dux dŭcis. 3 commun. a Captain or guide.
• Ecquis, ecquae, or ecqua, ecquid. who? an Inter∣rogative.
• Edo—is, edĭdi, edĕre. edendi, o, dum. editum, tu. edens, editurus. to set out; or to publish. of è & do. emitto; foras do. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉, 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉.
• Edo, edis vel es, edi, e∣dĕre vel esse. edendi, do, dum. esum, esu. vel estum, estu edens, e∣surus v••l esturus. to eat. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉.
• Edo -••nis. 3. masc. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. a great eater.
• Edoceo—es, ui, ēre, endi, o, um. edoctum, tu. ens, cturus. to teach perfectly, or thorowly, ab è & do.
• Effata -orum 2 neut. Au∣gur's prayers; also Ora∣cles. sing caret.
• Egeo -es, egui, ēre. -en∣di, o, um. (Sup. caret) egens to want.
• Elephantus i. 2 masc. an Elephant.
• Elephas-antis. 3 masc. an Elephant.
• Elis, Elĭdis. 3 f. a city in Arcadia, or a country in Peloponnesus.
• Emineo-es, ui, ēre. -en∣di, do, dum. (Sup. ca. ret) eminens, to excel. ab è & maneo; quasi extra alios, hoc est, pro aliis maneo.
• Emo -is, ēmi, ĕre. endī, o, um. emptum, tu. e∣mens, empturus to buy.
• Ensis—is, 3 masc. a sword.
• Epasco -is, epavi, epascĕ∣re. -endi, o, um. (Sup. caret) epascens. to eat up.
• Epulum—i, 2 neut. a feast or banquet: in the Plural Numb. it is of the foem. Gender; hae epulae—arum.
• Eques-ĭtis, 3 c. an hors∣man; or a knight. Eques auratus ab aureo annu∣lo nomen habet, quo equestris ordo à plebe distinguebatur.
• Erēmus-mi. 2 foe. a wil∣derness.
• Eripio -is, ui ĕre. iendi, o, um. ereptum ▪ tu. eri∣piens,

• erepturus, to take away by violence, to pluck out, ab è & ra∣pio.
• Esurio is, īvi; īre: iendi do dum: itum tu: e∣suriens, esuriturus: to hunger.
• Eventum, i. 2 neut. chance or hap.
• Eventus ûs, 4 masc. chance, hap, success, issue
• Excludo is, exclusi; ex∣cludĕre: -endi o um exclusum su; exclu∣dens, usurus, to exclude: ab ex & claudo.
• Excubiae—arum, 1 foem. watchings.
• Exculpo—is, exculpsi; exculpĕre:—endi do dum: exculptum exculptu; exculpens, exculpturus: to carv: of ex & scalpo.
• Excurro -is, excucurri: excurrĕre; endi o um: excursum u, excurrens excursurus, to run out: of ex & curro.
• Excuso as, avi ••re: andi do dum ātum atu, ans, aturus, to excuse.
• Excutio is, excussi, ex-cut••re: iendi o um, ex∣cussum u, excutiens, excussurus, to shake off. of ex & quatio.
• Exequiae arum, 1 f. fune∣ral ceremonies: sing. caret.
• Exlex ēgis, 3 c. a lawless body.
• Expergiscor, ĕris vel ĕre, experrectus sum vel fui, expergisci; exper∣giscendi o um▪ experre∣ctum u; expergiscens, experrecturus, to awake.
• Experior, ••ris vel īre, ex∣pertus sum vel fui▪ ex∣perīri: iendi do dum; expertum u, experiens, experturus. to make trial
• Explico as, explicui & explicavi, explicāre: andi o um: explicitum tu, vel explicatum tu: explicans, explicitu∣rus & explicaturus: to declare.
• Exta ōrum, 2 neut. the en∣trales: Sing. caret.
• Extorris is, 3 c. a banished man or woman
• Exsul ŭlis, 3 com. a banished man or woman.
• Exuo is, exui; exuĕre: exuendi do dum: exu∣tum tu; exuens, exu∣turus: to put off.
• Exuviae ••rum, 1 f. things put of. ab exuendo.

F.

• FAcies iēi, 5 f. a face. Facio is, feci, ••acĕre: iendi o um: ctum tu, ci∣ens, cturus, to make or do.
• Facesso is, facessi, facessĕ∣re: endi o um; faces∣sum su, facessens urus, to go about to do.
• Fallo is, fefelli, fallĕre; endi o um, falsum u, fal∣lens, falsurus, to deceiv.
• Fames is, 3 f. hunger Plur. caret.
• Far, farris. 3 n. bread-corn. in the Plur. Numb. it hath onely three like cases, far∣ra, farra, farra.
• Farcio is, farsi, farcīre: iendi o um, fartum tu, farciens, turus, to stuff.
• Fas, neut. indeclined, right.
• Fascis is, 3 masc. a faggot.
• Fasti ŏrum, 2 m. Registers of things of the year: Sing. caret.
• Fateor, ēris vel ēre; fassus sum vel fui; fateri: endi o um, fassum u, fatens, fassurus, to consess.
• Fatisco is, (Praeter. caret) fatiscĕ e: endi o um, (Sup. caret) fatiscens, to bee weary, to gape.
• Fatiscor, ĕris vel ĕre, fessus sum vel fui; fatisci: endi o um (Sup. caret) fatiscens, to bee weary.
• Faveo es, favi; favēre: endi do dum, fautum tu, favens, fauturus, to favor.
• Fel, fellis, 3 n gall.
• Feriae ••rum, 1 f. holy-daies, Sing. caret.
• Ferio is▪ percussi (of percu∣tio) ferīre: iendi o um, percussum ussu, feriens, percussurus, to strike.
• Fero, fers, tuli, ferre: fe∣rendi do dum, latum u, ferens, laturus, to bear or suffer.
• Ferveo es, fervi, fervēre: endi o um, (Sup. caret) fervens, to bee hot.
• Fervesco is, fervi (à fer∣veo) fervescĕre: endi o um, (Sup. caret) fer∣vescens, to wax hot.
• Ficus, fici & ficûs 2 & 4. a figg, or fig-tree; pro fructu & arbore.
• Ficus, fici, 2 m. pro morbo: the piles in the fundament.
• Fides, fidei, 5 f. faith, or truth.
• Fides, or fidis, Gen. fidis, 3 foem. a string of an in∣strument.
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• Fido, is, fisus sum vel fui, fidĕre. endi, o, um, fisum su, fidens, surus to trust.
• Figo-is, figi, figĕre. -endi, o, um. fixum, u. figens, fixurus. to fasten.
• Filix, ĭcis. 3 foem. fearn, or brake.
• Filum-i. 2 neut. thread.
• Fimus-i. 2 masc. dung.
• Findo, is, fĭdi; findĕre. en∣di, o, um fisum, su fin∣dens, fisurus. to cleav.
• Fingo—is, finxi, fingĕre.—endi, o, um. fictum, u. fingens, ficturus. to fein, or fashion.
• Finis -is 3 dub an end.
• Fio fis, factus sum vel fui, fieri, factus, faciendus. to bee made or don.
• Flaveo -es (car. praet.) fla∣vēre -endi, o, um (Sup. ca.) flavens. to bee yellow.
• Flecto—is▪ flexi, flectĕ∣re.—endi, o, um. flex∣um, u flectens, flexurus. to bend.
• Fleo, es, flevi, flēre. flendi, o, um fletum, u. flens, fleturus. to weep.
• Flo -as flavi flāre; flandi -o -um; flatum -tu; flans flarurus. to blow.
• Flos -Ō••is. 3 m. a fl••wer.
• Fluo -is fluxi fluĕre; flu∣endi, o, um; fluxum -u; fluens fluxurus. to flow.
• Fodio—is fodi fodĕre; fodiendi ••o -um; fos∣sum -u; fodiens fos∣surus. to dig.
• Follis -is. 3 masc. a pair of bellowes.
• Fons -ontis. 3 mascul. a fountain, or wel.
• Forceps -ĭpis. 3 mascul. a pair of tongs.
• Forfex -ĭcis. 3 f. a pair of shears, or scissers.
• Fors Nom Abl. forte. 3 f. by chance.
• Forum -i. 2 n. the market. in the Plu. Numb. it hath onely three like cases; fo∣ra, fora, fora.
• Frango—is fregi frangĕ∣re; endi -endo -um; fractum -u; frangens, fracturus. to break.
• Fraenum -i. 2 n. a bridle: Plur. hi fraeni, orum; & haec fraena -orum. &c.
• Frico -as, fricui fricare; andi -o -um; frictum -u; fricans, cturus. to rub.
• Frigeo -es, frixi, frigēre; frigendi -endo -dum; frictum -ctu; frigens, fricturus. to bee cold.
• Frugi. Adj. undecl. thrifty, sparing.
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• Fruges -is. 3 foem. fruit: som make the old Nom. case frux.
• Fruor—ĕris vel ĕ∣re, fructus vel frul fru∣itus sum vel fui; frui: fruendi, o, um. fructum, u; vel fruitum -u. fru∣cturus vel fruiturus. to enjoy.
• Fuga -ae 1 foem. Flight.
• Fugio -is, fugi, fugĕre; fugiendi -o -um; fugi∣tum, tu, fugiens, fugitu∣rus. to flee from, to avoid
• Fulcio-is, fulsi, fulcīre: fulciendi, o, um; fultum -u; fulciens, fulturus. to underprop.
• Fundo -is, fudi; fundere: endi, o, um: fusum, su: fulgens, fusurus. to pour out, or to melt.
• Funis—is. 3 masc. a rope.
• Fur—ūris. 3 com. a thief.
• Furfur -ŭris. 3 masc. bran.
• Furo, is, insanivi (ab insa∣nio) furĕre; endi, o, um; (Sup. car.) furens. to bee mad.
• Fustis—is. R masc. a club.

G.

• Gabii, ōrum. 2 m. Vol∣scorum urbs. a Town in Italie. Sing caret.
• Gallia—ae. 1 foem. France.
• Garamas—antis. 3 masc. an inhabitant of Africa.
• Gargarus—i. masc. the top of the Hill Ida: in the Plur. numb it is onely the Neut. gend; as haec Gar∣gara—ōrum &c—
• Gaudeo -es, gavisus sum vel fui, gaudēre; -en∣di—do—dum: gavi∣sum -u; gaudens, gavi∣surus. to rejoice.
• Gelu. Neu. undeclined. Frost.
• Genu neut indecl. The knee. but in the Plural it is de∣clined, genua—uum, ĭbus, &c—
• Gero, is, gessi, gerĕre. en∣di -o -um: gestum -u. gerens gesturus. to beat.
• Gibber -ĕris. masc a bunch, or swelling.
• Gibber -a -um. Adj. that hath a swelling.
• Gibbus -i. •• masc. a bunch, or swelling.
• Gibbus, a, um; Adj. bossed, swelling.
• Gigas—ántis. 3 m. a giant.
• Gigno—is, genui, gignĕ∣re: -endi -o um; ge∣nĭtum, u: gignens, ge∣niturus. to beget.
• Gingiber—ĕris. 3 neuter. ginger.
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• Glis, gliris, habens genitivo: 3 m. a dormous.
• Glis, glissis, 3 f. potter's clay, terra argillosa.
• Glis, glitis, 3 foem. a thistle, carduus
• Glisco is, (Praeter. caret) gliscĕre. endi do dum, (Sup. caret) glissens, to grow, or to desire fer∣vently.
• Gluten ĭnis, 3 n. glue: plu. caret.
• Gorgon ŏnis, 3 f. a terrible woman; one of the daugh∣ters of Phorcus.
• Gradior, ĕris vel ĕ••e, gres∣sus sum vel fui, gradi: iendi do dum, gressum u, gradiens, gressurus, to go.
• Graecia ae, 1 f. Greece.
• Grajugĕna ae, 1 com. a Gre∣cian born: à Graius & gigno.
• Grando ĭnis▪ 3 foem. hail.
• Grates, 3 foem thanks: used onely in the Nom. and Ac. plural.
• Grex, grĕgis, 3 mascul. a flock of small cattel, as sheep, goats &c—Grex pecudum: armen∣tum pecorum.
• Grossus i, 3 masc. a green figg.
• Gruo is, (Praet. caret) gru∣ĕre: endi o um, (Sup. caret) gruens. to cry like a crane.
• Grus, gruis, 3 dub. a crane.
• Gryps, gryphis, a gryfon.
• Gummi, n. indecl. gumme.
• Gurgulio ōnis, 3. m. the we∣sand, or a weesel.

H.

• HAbeo es, habui, habē∣re; habendi o um, habitum itu, habens, habiturus, to have.
• Haereo es, haesi; haerēre: endi do dum haesum u, haerens, haesurus, to stick.
• Haeres ēdis. 3 ••om. an heir.
• Halec ēcis, 3 f. an herring: and in the f. gen. is decli∣ned thorow all cases.
• Halec ēcis, 3 n. and in this neut. gender it want's the Plur. number.
• Haurio is, hausi; hau••īre: iendi do dum; haustum¦stu, hau••iens, hausturus, to draw.
• Heros—oïs, 3 m. a noble man.
• Hesperus i, 2 m. the evening star, Plur. caret
• Heteroclitum i, 2 neut. an Heteroclite: that is, a word

• ... declined otherwise than the ordinary manner.
• Hilaris e, Adject. merrie.
• Hilarus a um, Adj. merrie.
• Hippomanes is, 3 n a piece of flesh in a col••s forebead: or a venemous humor di∣stilling from a mare.
• Hirundo ĭnis, 3 f. a swallow.
• Histrix ĭcis, 3 f. a porcupike.
• Homo ĭnis, 3 com. a man or woman.
• Honor ōris, 3 m. honor.
• Honos ōris, 3 m. honor.
• Hordeum i, 2 n. barley: it hath three like cases in the Plu Numb Hordea, hor∣dea, hordea.
• Hospes ĭtis. 3 com. an host or a guest.
• Hostis i, 3 com. an enemie.
• Humus i, 2 f. the ground.
• Hydrops ōpis, 3 masc. the dropsie.
• Hyems ĕmis, 3 f. the winter.

I.

• JAceoes, jacui, jacēre: endi o um: (Sup. caret) jacens, to lie down.
• Jacio is, jēci; jacĕre: jaci∣endi o um, jactum u, ja∣ciens, jacturus. to cast.
• Jaspis ĭdis, 3 foem. a jasper∣stone.
• Ico, icis, ici, icĕre; endi o um, ictum u, icens ictu∣rus, to strike.
• Icon ŏnis, 3 f. an image.
• Ida ae, 1 f. a mountain neer Troy.
• Idus, iduum, idĭbus, &c. 4 f. the Ides of a moneth.
• Jecur, jecōris, or jecinŏris: 3 n. the liver.
• Ignis is, 3 masc. the fire.
• Illex ēgis, 3 com. a lawless body: ab in privativa particulâ, & lex.
• Imber, imbris, 3 m. a showr.
• Imbrex ĭcis, 3 dub. a gutter∣tile.
• Immineo es, imminui, im∣minēre: endi do dum; (Sup. caret) imminens▪ to hang over: comp. of in & maneo.
• Impetis 3 m. of violence (of the old Nom. case impes) Abl. impete, hoc est, im∣petu: by violence.
• Incesso is, ivi; incessĕre: endi o um: incessitum tu; incessens, iturus, to provoke.
• Incîdo is, îdi; incidĕre: endi o um; incisum u, incîdens, incisurus, to cut, or to grave in, ab in & caedo.
• Incĭdo is, incĭdi; incidĕre:

• —endi do um. (Sup caret) incidens. to fall into, or upon▪ of in & cado.
• Incipio -is, incēpi; inci∣pĕre :—iendi -o -um: inceptum, u; incipiens, incepturus. to begin. of in & capio.
• Inculco—as—āvi; āre:—andi o um:—atum, u; inculcans, inculca∣turus. to repent often. of in & calco.
• Indo—is, indĭdi; indĕre:—endi—do—dum: indĭtum—tu: indens; inditurus. to put in •• of in & do.
• Indoles—is. 3 f toward¦ness: (Plur. car)
• Induciae—arum. 1 f truce. Sing caret.
• Indulgeo—es, indulsi; in∣dulgēre:—endi—do—dum: indultum & indulsum; indulgens; indulturus & indulsu∣rus: to make much of.
• Inermis e: Adj. unarmed: ab in & arma.
• Inermus, a, um: Ad••. un∣armed: ab in & arma.
• Infans—antis: 3 com. an infant, a babe.
• Inferiae, arum; 1 f. sacrifi∣ces to the infernall spirits.
• Inficias. 1 foem. onely in the Accus. plural: as eo in∣ficias; I deny it.
• Inficio—is, infēci; infi∣cĕre:—iendi, o, um: infectum, u: inficiens, infecturus: to infect; or to die. ab in & facio.
• Ingruo—is, ui; ingruere:—endi do dum; (Sup. car.) ingruens. to invade. ab in & gruo.
• Injussu. 3 mas••. onely in the Abl. case. without bidding.
• Insidiae, ārum. 1 f wiles; snares to entrap one.
• Instar. neut. undeclin. like, as it were, significat vel similitudinem, vel ae∣quiparationem & men∣suram.
• Intelligo—is▪ intellexi; intelligĕre:—endi—o—um: intellectum -u, intelligens, intellectu∣rus: to understand. of instar & lego: vel, ex intus & lego: qua∣si intus mecum lego, & loquor.
• Interpres—ĕtis. 3 com an interpreter.
• Invidia—ae. 1 foem. envy. Plur. caret.
• Jocus—i. m. a jest. in the Plu. Numb. masc. & neut.

• as hi Joci & haec Joca, ōrum. &c—
• Irascor, ĕris vel ĕre, ira∣tus sum vel fui, irasci:—endi do dum iratum u. irascens. to bee angry with.
• Ismarus, i. 2 masc. a moun∣tain in Thrace. in the plu∣ral it is of the Neuter gender: Haec Ismara -ō∣rum, &c.
• Iter itinĕris (of the old Nom. Itiner) 3 neut. a journey.
• Jubar ăris. 3 neut. the sun∣beam.
• Jubeo es, jussi jubēre: endi o um, jussum u, jubens, jussur us, to command.
• Jugĕris in the Genitive case, & jugĕre, in the Ablat. 3 neuter. an acre. in the Plur. it hath all cases, ju∣gera, um, bus, &c—
• Jugum i 2 neut. the top of an hill. a yoak
• Jungo -is, junxi, jungĕre:—endi o um; junctum ctu, jungens, juncturus. to join.
• Juno ōnis. 3 foem. Jupiter's wi••e.
• Jus. juris. 3 neut. right. in the Plur. Number it hath three like cases onely; jura, jura, jura.
• Jussu. in the Abl. onely. 4 m. by command.
• Justa ōrum. 2 neut. funeral rites. Sing caret.
• Justitium -ii, 2 neut. vaca∣tion: juris dicendi inter∣missio.
• Juvenis is. 3 com. a young man, or woman.
• Juventus -ūtis. 3 f. youth. Plur. caret.
• Juvo as, juvi, āre; andi do dum: jutum u, juvans, juturus. to help.

L.

• LAbes is. 3 f. a spot. in the Plur. Num. it hath three like cases. Nom. labes, Ac. labes, Voc. labes.
• Labor ōris. 3 m. labor.
• Labos ōris. 3 m. labor.
• Lac, lactis. 3 n. milk. Plur. caret.
• Lacesso -is, ivi, lacessĕre: endi o um. lacessitum u. lacessens, lacessiturus. to provoke.
• Lacio is, lexi, lacĕre: iendi o um. lectum u. laciens, lecturus. to allure, or en∣tice: an old verb: but the compounds are in use; as. allicio, elicio, illicio, pel∣licio, prolicio.
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• Lactes ium, 3 f. the small guts; sing. caret.
• Lacto as, avi, āre; andi do dum, atum tu; ans, aturus, to give milk, or to deceiv.
• Lacus ûs, 4 m. a lake; Dat. & Abl. plur lacubus.
• Laedo is, laesi, laedĕ••e; en∣di o um; laesum u, lae∣dens, laesurus, to hurt.
• Laelaps ăpis. 3 masc. a dog called Tempest.
• Lambo is, lambi, lambĕ••e; endi o um▪ (Sup. ca••et) lambens. to lick.
• Lampas ădis, 3 m. a lamp.
• Lanista ae, 1 m. a master of fence.
• Laquear—āris, 3 neut. a vaulted roof.
• Laser ĕris, 3 neut. the herb called Benjamin.
• Lateo -es, latui, latēre; endi o um; latitum tu, latens, latiturus, to lurk, or to lie hid.
• Lavo as, lavi, lavare; andi do dum, lautum -tu, lotum u, & lavatum u; lavans, lauturus, lotu∣rus, & lavaturus.
• Laurus i & ûs, 3 & 4, f. a bay-tree.
• Lebes ētis, 3 m. a caldron, or pan.
• Lecythus i, 2 dub. an oyl∣glass.
• Lego is, legi, legĕre; endi o um, lectum tu, legens, lecturus. to read.
• Lemures um, 3 masc. hob∣goblins, Sing. caret.
• Leo ōnis, 3 m. a lion.
• Leo es, levi, lēre;—endi -do ▪ dum; letum tu; lens, leturus, to annoint, or imprint; an old Verb, not in use, but onely in the compound Deleo, to blot out
• Lethum i, 2 n. death; Plu. caret.
• Liberi ōrum, 3 m children. Sing. caret.
• Libet, libebat, libuit & libitum est vel fuit, li∣bitum erat vel fuerat, libebit; it pleaseth.
• Libs, libis, 3 m. the south∣west winde.
• Licet, licebat, licuit; vel licitum est vel fuit; li∣cuerat, vel licitum erat vel fuerat, licebit; it is lawfull.
• Lichen ēnis, 3 m. liverwort.
• Lien ēnis, 3 m. the melt, or spleen.
• Ligur—ŭris, 3 com. one of Liguria, incola Liguriae.
• Limax ācis, 3 m. a snail.
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• Limus i, 2 m. dirt; Plur. caret.
• Lingo is, linxi; lingĕre; endi o um, (Sup. caret) lingens; to lick.
• Lino is; lini, livi, & levi; linĕre; linendi—do—dum; litum -tu, li∣nens, liturus; to daub, or besmear.
• Linquo is, liqui; linquere; endi do dum, lictum tu, linquens, licturus, to leav
• Linter is, 3 dub. a cockboat.
• Liquefio—is, liquefactus sum vel fui; liquefieri; liquefactus, -faciendus, to bee molten.
• Liquor ĕris vel ĕre, idem.
• Liveo es, livi, livēre;—endi o um (Sup. caret) livens; to bee wan, to bee black and blue.
• Lixa—ae, 1 m. a scullion.
• Locri -ōrum; 2 m. a town in Italie; Sing. caret.
• Locus -i, 2 masc. a place; Plural. hi Loci, & haec loca -ōrum.
• Logos i, 2 m. speech or reason.
• Loquor▪ ĕtis vel re, loquu∣tus sum vel fui, loqui; endi o um; loquutum tu; loquens, loquuturus, loquutus, & loquen∣dus.
• Luceo es, luxi; lucēre; lucendi o um, (Sup. ca∣ret) lucens, to shine.
• Ludo is, lusi, ludĕre; lu∣dendi o um; lusum su, ludens, lusurus, to play.
• Lues is, 3 f. the murrain, Plur. caret.
• Lugeo es, luxi, lugēre; lu∣gendi do dum, luctum ctu, lugens, lucturus, to mourn, or lament.
• Luo is, lui, luĕre; luendi o um, lïutum tu, luens, luiturus; to redeem, to pay, to clens; but the compounds change the signification; and make utum in the Supines, not uïtum; as, abluo -ui -utum; col∣luo, collui, collutum; diluo, dilui, dilutum; eluo, elui, elutum; polluo ui utum.
• Lustra -ōrum, 2 n. dens of wilde beasts, Sing. caret.
• Lynx—yncis, 3 dub. a spotted beast, an ounce.

M.

• MAenalus -i, 2 masc an hill in Arcadia: in the Plural, haec Maenala -ōrum.
• Magnes ētis. 3 m. a loadstone.
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• Majores ōrum. 3 masc. our Ancestors. Sing. caret.
• Malo, malis, malui, malle: malendi do dum, (Sup. caret) malens, to bee more willing.
• Mando is, mandi, mandĕre: endi, o, um: mansum u. ens, mansurus. to eat.
• Mando, as, avi, āre: andi o um: ātum u. ans aturus. to command, or commit to.
• Maneo es, mansi, manēre: endi o um. mansum u. manens, mansurus. to tarry, or abide. So the comp. permaneo, remaneo: but emineo, immineo, prae∣mineo, promineo make minui in the praeter perfect tens.
• Manes ium. 3 m. spirits. sing. caret.
• Manubiae ārum. 1 f. spoils taken in war. Sing caret.
• Manus ûs. 4. foem. an hand.
• Mapalia ōrum. 2 neut. cot∣tages. Sing caret.
• Mare is. 3 neut. the sea.
• Margo ĭnis. 3 dub. the brink or skirt of any thing.
• Marmor ŏris. 3 neut. marble.
• Mars tis. 3m. the god of war.
• Martyr yris. 3 co. a martyr.
• Mas, maris. 3 m. a man, or the malekinde.
• Massicus i. 2 m. an hill in Campania: in the Plural haec Massica ōrum.
• Mater, matris. 3 f. a mother.
• Medeor, ēris vel ēre, medi∣catus sum vel fui (à me∣dicor) mederi: medendi o um. medicatum u. me∣dens, medicaturus. to heal or cure.
• Medicor, āris vel āre, ātus sum vel fui, āri: andi do dum. atum atu. ans, a∣turus. to heal or cure.
• Meio is, minxi, (à mingo) meiĕre: endi o um, mi∣ctum u. meiens, mictu∣rus. to piss.
• Mel, mellis. 3 n honey. in the Plur. it hath onely three like cases. Nom. Acc. Voc. Mella, mella. mella.
• Meleager -agri. 2 masc. a man's name.
• Meleagrus agri. 2 masc. a man's name.
• Menda ae. 1 foem. a fault.
• Mendum i. 2 neut. a fault.
• Menses ium. 3 m. women's flowers. Sing caret.
• Mensis is. 3 m. a month.
• Mereor, ēris vel ēre, me∣rui, vel meritus sum vel fui, merēri: merendi o dum. meritum u. me∣rens, meriturus to deserv.
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• Meridies iei. 3 m. noon-day.
• Meto is, messui, metĕre: -endi o um; messum u; metens, messurus: to mow
• Metuo is, metui, metuĕre: me••uendi o um; (Sup. caret) metuens; to fear.
• Metuor,—uĕris vel uĕre, (caret praet.) metui: me∣tuendus: to bee feared.
• Mens, a um; mine. a Pron. Possessive.
• Mico as micui, micāre: an∣di o um: (Sup caret) mi∣cans: to shine or glitter.
• Miles ĭtis: 3 com. a soul∣dier.
• Minae ārum: 1 foem. threat∣nings: Sing. caret.
• Mingo is▪ minxi, mingĕre: endi do dum; mictum u; mingens, micturus. to piss
• Minores ōrum: 3 m. poste∣ritie: sing caret.
• Misceo es, miscui, miscēre: endi do dum; mistum u; miscens, misturus: to mingle.
• Misereor, ēris vel ēre, mi∣sertus sum vel fui: mise∣reri: -erendi o um, mi∣sertum u; miserens, mi∣serturus: to take pity on.
• Mitto is, misi, mittĕre: endi, do dum, missum u; mit∣tens, missurus. to send.
• Moenia ium: 3 n. the walls of a town: Sing. caret.
• Moereo—es, moestus sum vel fui, moerēre: endi do dum; (Sup. caret) moe-rens: to bee sad.
• Monoptōton i: n. a mono∣ptote: i. e. a word that hath but one termination, and that in one oblique case.
• Mons, montis: 3 m. a moun∣tain.
• Mordeo es, momordi, mor∣dēre: endi o um; morsum u; mordens surus: to bite.
• Morior, morĕris vel morĕ∣re, mortuus sum vel fui, morī: moriendi o um; (Sup. caret) moriens, moriturus. to die.
• Morior, īris vel īre: mortu∣us, moriri &c. unde Ter. Eun. Act 3. sc. 1. Risu, om∣nes qui aderant, emoriri▪
• Mos mōris: 3 m. a custom.
• Mulceo es, mulsi, mulcēre: endi do dum; mulsum u; mulcens, mulsurus: to asswage.
• Mulgeo es, mulsi (& mul∣xi) mulgēre; endi o um; mulctum ctu; mulgens, mulcturus: to milk.
• Mulier muliĕris: 3 f a wo∣man: under the third speci∣al Rule, encreasing short.
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• Mulsum -i, 2 neut. wine and hony mingled together. Plur. caret.
• Multiplico as, āvi, āre; andi do dum, atum tu, ans, aturus, to multiply.
• Munia—ōrum 2 neuter, a dutie or office. Singul. caret.
• Mus, mūris, 3 m. a mous.

N.

• NAnciscor, ĕris vel ĕ∣re, nactus sum vel fui, nancisci; -endi o um; nactum ctu, nanciscens, nacturus, to obtein.
• Nascor, ĕ is vel ĕre, natus sum vel fui, nasci; nas∣cendi do dum; natum tu; nascens, nasciturus, to bee born.
• Natales -ium, masc. [ge∣neris nobilitas, nas∣cendi conditio] ones stock or kindred; Singul. caret, cùm genus assig∣nant; but
• Natalis is, 3 m ones birth day; dies natalis.
• Natrix ĭcis, 3 dub. a water∣serpent.
• Natu 4 m. by birth, onely in the Abl Sing.
• Neco, necas, necui, necāre; -andi o um, nectum u; necans, necaturus, to kill.
• Necto is, nexi vel nexui, nectendi o um, nexum u, nectens, nexurus, to knit.
• Nefrens endis, 3 m. a young pigg.
• Negligo is, neglexi, negli∣gĕre; endi o um, negle∣ctum -ctu, negligens, neglecturus, to neglect; ex nè & lego.
• Nigreo -es, ui, nigrēre; endi o um, (Sup. caret) nigrens, to becom black.
• Nemo, nemĭnis, 3 com. no body, à nè & homo; but the Genitive case is seldom used; according to the Vers, Nemo caret ge∣nito, quinto, nume∣róque secundo. Yet Plautus hath Nemĭ∣nis, neminis misereri certum est, quia meî ne∣mo miseret. Plaut. in Captivis. Nemĭnis inge∣nio quenquam confide∣re oportet, Lucilius.
• Neo, nes, nevi nēre: nendi o um, netum tu, nens, neturus, to spin.
• Nervus vi, 2 m. a sinew.
• Neuter, a, um; ge neutrius, Adj. neither of both.
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• Nexo, as, ui, nexāre: andi o um, nexum u, nexans, nexurus.
• Nideo, es, (praet. caret) ni∣dēre; endi o um, (Sup. caret) nidens, to shine.
• Nihil, neut indeclin. nothing.
• Nihilum—i, 2 n. nothing, Plur. caret.
• Nîl, neut undecl. nothing; contracted of nihil.
• Nitor, ĕris vel ĕre, nisus vel nixus sum vel fui, niti; nitendi do dum, nisum su, vel nixum u; nitens, nisurus vel nixu∣rus, to endeavor.
• Niveo es, nivi, nivēre; ni∣vendi o um, (Sup. car.) nivens, to wink indè conniveo.
• No, nas, navi. nāre; nandi o um, natum tu, nans, naturus, to swim.
• Noceo es, ui, nocēre; no∣cendi o um, nocitum u, noscens, iturus, to hurt.
• Noctu, 4 m by night; a Mo∣noptopte, found onely in the Abl. Sing.
• Nolo, nonvis, nolui, nolle; nolendi o um, (Supinis caret) nolens; to will, or to bee unwilling.
• Nonae ārum, 1 f. the Nones of a moneth, Sing. caret.
• Nosco -is, novi, noscĕre; endi o um, notum tu, noscens, noturus, to know
• Noster a um, ours pron. Adj.
• Nostras, hic & haec: & hoc nostrate ātis, of our coun∣trey.
• Notus i, 1 m. the south winde, Plur. caret.
• Nubes is, 3 f. a cloud.
• Nubo—is, nupsi, & nupta sum, nubĕre; nubendi o um, nuptu -u, nubens, nupturus, a, um, to bee married; it is proper one∣ly to a woman; therefore it is nupta sum, not nuptus: a man is said uxorem ducĕre.
• Nugae ārum. 1 foem. trifles. Sing. caret.
• Nullus -a—um. none.
• Nundinum -i, 2 neut. a fair, in the plur. it is nundinae ārum, 1 foem.
• Nuo is, nui, nuĕre, nuendi o um, nutum u, nuens, nuturus, to nod. a Verb not much in use; but the compounds are received; as abnuo, annuo, innuo, renuo.
• Nuptiae ārum, 1 f. marriag••▪ Sing. caret.
• Nurus -ûs, 4 f. a daughter in law.
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• Nycticorax ācis. 3 mascul. a night raven.

O.

• OBdo is, obdĭdi, obdĕ∣re: endi o um: obdi∣tum u: obdens obditu∣rus. to bolt, or set against: comp. of Ob & do.
• Obex ĭcis. 3 dub. a bolt or bar.
• Obliviseor, ĕris vel ĕre; oblitus sum vel fui; obli∣visci: obliviscendi do do dum: oblitum u, ob∣liviscens, turus▪ to forget.
• Obses ĭdis. 3 com. a pledg in war, an hostage.
• Occĭdo is occĭdi, -ĕre: en∣di o um, occasum u, oc∣cĭdens, occasurus. to set, to fall down, to perish of ob & cado.
• Occîdo, îdis, occîdi, occi∣dĕre; occidendi o um. occîsum u. occîdens oc∣cîsurus. to kill or slay. to wound to death.
• Occiput ĭtis. 3 n. the hinder part of the head. of ob & caedo.
• Occludo is, occlusi, udĕre: endi o um; usum u. u∣dens, usurus. to shut up of ob & claudo.
• Occulto, as, āvi, āre: andi o um. ātum ātu▪ occul∣ans, aturus. to hide, to conceal: frequentative, of occulo.
• Occulo is, occuluï, occulĕ∣re: endi do dum: oc∣cultum—tu, occulens, occulturus. to hide: of ob & colo: or rather of ob & culo, i. e. vol••o, tego.
• October bris. 3 m. the month so called. plur. caret
• Odor odōris. 3 m. a sent or savor quasi olor ab oleo.
• Odos odōris. 3 m. a sent or savor quasi olor ab oleo.
• Oleaster, astri. m. a wilde olive tree.
• Oleo es, olui, olēre: olen∣di do dum: olitum tu; olens oliturus. to give a smell, or sent: the Com∣pounds make olevi in the Preterperfect tens: as ob∣oleo olēvi: adoleo, vel potiùs adolesco, adolē∣vi: exoleo vel exoles∣co exolēvi: obso∣leo, obsolevi: in∣oleo vel inolesco; ino∣lēvi: but four compounds follow the simple Verb: as oboleo obolui: peroleo, perolui: redoleo, redo∣lui: suboleo subolui.
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• Olfacio is, olfeci, olfacĕre; olfaciendi do dum; ol∣factum u; olfaciens, ol∣facturus. to smell. of o∣lēre & facio.
• Omen ĭnis 3 n. fore speak∣ing.
• Omnis, hic & haec: & hoc omne. every one, all.
• Onus ĕris, 3 neut, a burden.
• Onyx—ycis. 3 dub. the nail of a man's hand: also a precious stone, white like a nail: Onyx cum prole with it's compound, Sardonyx. a Sardis stone.
• Operio is, operui, operīre; operiendi o um: oper∣tum u; operiens, oper∣turus, to cover. of ob & pario.
• Opifex ĭcis. 3 com. a work∣man.
• Opes, opem, ope. 3 f. help, aid; a Triptote.
• Oppango—is, oppēgi, op∣pangĕre; endi do dum; oppactum ctu. oppan∣gens, oppacturus: to fa∣sten, or to join unto. of ob & pango.
• Opus ûntis 3 f. a Town in Locris.
• Orbis is. 3 masc. any round thing; as a globe, a bowl, the world.
• Ordior (pro incipio) īris vel īre, orsus sum vel fui; ordiri: ordiendi do dum; orsum u; or∣diens, orsurus. to begin: h••••c exorior.
• Ordior (pro texo) ordīris vel ordīre, orditus sum vel fui, &c. to weav.
• Oriens entis. 3 m the East.
• Orior īris vel ĕris: ortus sum vel fui, oriti: ori∣endi do dum; ortum tu; oriens, oriturus; to spring, to arise, to be∣gin.
• Orontes, is. 3 masc. a river in Syria.
• Os oris. 3 neut. a mouth; in the Plural number it hath three like cases: ora, ora, ora.
• Os ossis. 3 neut. a bone.
• Ostrea—eae. 1 foem. an oyster.
• Ovum ī. 2 neut. an egg.

P.

• PAciscor, ĕris vel ĕre; pactus sum vel fui: pacisci:—endi -do—um; pactum u; pa∣ciscens, pacturus to make a bargain.
• Palleo es, ui, pallēre: endi

• -do -dum, (Sup caret) pallens, to bee pale.
• Pampinus i, 2 dub. a vine∣leaf.
• Pando is, pandi, pandĕre;—endi do dum▪ passum u, pandens, passurus, to open.
• Pango (pro paciscor) pan∣gis, pĕpĭgi pangĕre; en∣di do dum, pactum ctu, pangens, pacturus, to bargain: though som say pepĭgi come's of pego the old Verb; for which wee use paciscor.
• Pango [pro jungo, vel figo, vel planto] pangis, pē∣gi, paugĕre;—endi -do -dum, pactum ctu, pangens, pacturus: hence comp. depango, oppan∣go, circumpango, re∣pango, compingo, im∣pingo.
• Pango [pro cano] pangis, panxi, pangĕre; endi do dum (Supin▪ caret) pan∣gens. to sing.
• Panis is, 3 m. bread.
• Panther ēris, 3 m. a panther: Accus. panthēra: hence
• Panthēra ae, 1 f. a panther.
• Papaver ĕris, 3 neut. poppy.
• Papyrus i, 2 f paper.
• Paradisus i, 2 masc. paradise.
• Parco is, peperci & parsi, parcĕre: endi do dum, (Supinis caret) parcens, to spare.
• Parens entis, 3 com. a father or mother.
• Pareo—es, parui, parēre: -endi -o -um, parĭtum tu, parens, pariturus, to obey.
• Pario is, peperi▪ parĕre: pa∣••iendi o um, partum tu, pariens, parturus, to bring forth.
• Parnassus is 2 m. an hill in Phocis.
• Partio is, partivi, partīre: iendi o um, partitum u, partiens, partiturus, to divide.
• Parturio is, īvi īre: -iendi do dum, ītum u, -iens, parturiturus, to be toward labor.
• Pasco—is, pavi, pascĕre: pascendi o um▪ pastum tu, pascens, pasturus, to feed or nourish.
• Pascor, ĕris ĕre, pastus sum vel fui, pasci; pastus, pascendus. to bee fed.
• Passer ĕris. 3 epic a sparrow.
• Pateo -es, patui, & passus sum vel fui: patendi o um, passum—u, parens, passurus, to lie open
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• Patior, ĕris vel ĕre, passus sum vel fui, pa••i: pati∣endi -do -dum, passum—u, patiens, passurus, passus, & patiendus, to suffer.
• Patro as, āvi, āre: and•• do dum, atum tu, -ans, atu∣rus, to commit.
• Patruelis is, 3 c. a brother's childe.
• Paveo es, pavi▪ pavēre: en∣di o um, (Supinis caret) pavens, to fear.
• Pecten ĭnis, 3 masc. a comb.
• Pecto is, pexi & pexui, pe∣ctĕre: pectendi o um, pexum u, pectens, pex∣urus, to kemb.
• Pecus ŏris, 3 n. great cattel.
• Pecus -ŭdis, 3 foem. small cattel.
• Pedes ĭtis, 3 com. a footman.
• Pedo -is, pepēdi, pedĕre: endi do dum, pedĭtum tu, pedens, pediturus, to fart.
• Pelagus -i, 2 masc & neut. the sea. Plural caret. Yet Lucretius hath pelage in the plural.
• Pellex ĭcis, 3 f. an harlot.
• Pello -is, pepuli, peliĕre:—endi do dum, pulsum su, pellens, pulsurus, to drive away.
• Penates ium. 3 m▪ houshold gods. Sing. caret.
• Pendeo es, pependi, pen∣dēre: endi o um pensum -tu, pendens, pensurus, to bee hanged.
• Pendo is, pependi, pendĕ∣re: pendendi do dum, pensum u, pendens, pen∣surus, to weigh.
• Penis is, 3 m. a man's yard.
• Penum i, 2 neut. all manner of victuals.
• Penus ŏris, 3 n. all manner of victuals.
• Penus, i & ûs. 2 & 4. masc. all manner of victuals.
• Perago is, perēgi, peragĕ∣re: -endi o um, pera∣ctum u, peragens, pera∣cturus, to finish.
• Percutio -is, percussi per∣cutĕre:—iendi -do -dum, percussum u, per∣cutiens, percussurus. to strike
• Perdix īeis, 3 d. a partridg.
• Perdo is, perdidi, perdĕre: perdendi do dum, per∣ditum—tu, perdens, perditurus, to lose. of per & do.
• Perduelis is, 3 com. a stub∣born enemy.
• Pergamus i, 2 f. in the Plur. haec Pergama ōrum.
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• Pergo is, perrexi, pergĕre: endi do dum, perrectum u, pergens, perrecturus. to go forward: à per & rego.
• Perlego is ēgi; perlegĕre: perlegendi do dum; perlectum—lectu per∣legens, perlecturus. to read thorowly.
• Permissu. 4 m. onely in the Abl. Sing.
• Perpetior, ĕris vel ĕre: perpessus sum vel fui: perpeti: perpetiendi do dum; perpessum perpes∣su; perpetiens, perpes∣surus. to suffer. à per & patior.
• Perplaceo—es—ui; ēre endi do dum; perplaci∣tum—tu; perplacens, perplaciturus. to pleas very much.
• Persis ĭdis. 3 f. Persis. Plur. caret.
• Pes ĕdis. 3 m. a foot.
• Pero is, petivi, (Sync. petii) petĕre: petendi o um; petitum u petens, peti∣turus. to ask.
• Phalerae,—alerārum. 1 foemin. Hors-trappings; Sing. caret.
• Pharus i. 1 dub. a watch-Tower.
• Phaselus i. 2 dub. abrigan∣dine.
• Philotis ĭdis. 3 f. a woman's name.
• Phoenix īcis. 3 m. a phenix.
• Phryx ygis. 3 m. a Ph••ygian.
• Pietas atis. 3 f. godliness.
• Piget, pigebat, piguit vel pîgitum est vel fuit, piguerat, vel pigitum erat vel fuerat, pigebit, pigēre. it irketh.
• Pingo is, pinxi, ping••re:—endi do dum. pictum ctu▪ pingens, picturus, to paint.
• Pinso—is, pinsui, pinsĕre: endi do dum; pistum stu; pinsens, pisturus. to bake.
• Pinus, i & ûs. 2 & 4. m. a pine-tree.
• Piper ĕris. 3 n. pepper.
• Piscis is. 3 m. a fish.
• Pix picis. 3 f. pitch.
• Placeo es, placui, placēre: endi do dum; placitum u; placens, placiturus. to pleas.
• Plagae ārum. 3 foem. (retia) hunting nets. Sing. caret.
• Plaga ae. 1 foem. a wound.
• Plaga—ae. 1 f. a cli∣mate.
• Plaudo is. plausi, plaudĕre;—endi do dum: plau∣sum

• plausu; plaudens plausurus. to clap hands for joy.
• Plebs is, 3 foem. common people.
• Plebis is, 3 foem. common people.
• Plecto—is, xi; plectĕre:—endi—do—dum; plexum u plectens, ple∣xurus (punio) to punish.
• Plecto is, xi, plectĕre; endi do dum: plexum u. ple∣ctens, plexurus. to entan∣gle, or to weav.
• Pleo—es, evi, plēre: endi—do—dum; plectum u; plens, pleturus. to fill. an old Verb out of use: but onely in the Com∣pounds: as compleo, ex∣pleo, impleo, repleo, suppleo.
• Plico as, avi (& plicui) āre: andi—do—dum: pli∣catum u (& plicitum u) plicans, plicaturus & pliciturus. to fold. Comp. applico, complico, ex∣plico, replico, Multipli. co, supplico.
• Pluo is, ui, or pluvi, pluĕre: endi do dum; pluitum u; pluens, pluiturus. to rain.
• Plus, pluris. 3 n. in the plur. hi & hae plures, & haec plura, thorowout.
• Poileo es, (Praeter. caret)—ĕre: endi do dum; (Sup. caret)—ens, to bee able.
• Pono is, posui ponĕre: en∣di o um: positum u; po∣nens, positurus. to put.
• Pons ontis. 3 m. a bridg.
• Pontus i. 2 m. the sea.
• Porticus ûs. 4 m. a gallerie.
• Posco is, poposci, poscĕre: endi do dum; (Supinis caret) poscens. to ask or require.
• Postis is. 3 m. a post
• Poto as, āvi, āre, (& potus sum vel fui) āre: andi do dum: potum potu; & potatum tu; potans, poturus & potaturus to drink.
• Praecordia orum. 2 neut. the midriff. Sing. caret.
• Praecurro—is, praecucurri, praecurrĕre;—endi do dum: praecursum u, prae∣currens, praecursurus. to run before of prae & curro
• Praelego—is,—ēgi, prae∣legĕre: endi o dū. ectum—ectu, praelegens, ectu∣rus. to read before. of prae & lego.
• Praemineo es, praeminui, praeminēre; endi o um: (Sup. caret) praemineus.

• ... to excell others. of prae & maneo.
• Praeneste is. 3 n. a Town in Italie. plur. caret.
• Praes aedis. 3 masc. a suretie.
• Praeses ĭdis. 3 c. a president.
• Praesul ŭlis. 3 c. a president, or prelate.
• Prandeo—es, prandi & pransus sum vel fui, prandēre: endi do dum prandens, pransurus▪ to dine.
• Precis, precem, prece. 3 f. onely in three cases in the Singul. Number, but whole in the Plural: as pre∣ces, precum, precibus. &c.
• Premo is, pressi, premĕre: premendi do dum▪ pres∣sum u, premens, pressu∣rus. to press, to bee against, to pursue.
• Primitiae ārum. 1 f. first∣fruits. Sing. caret.
• Princeps ĭpis. 3 c. a Prince.
• Problēma ématis 3 neut. a demand, an hard question.
• Prodo is, prodĭdi, prodĕ∣re: endi o um, proditum tu, prodens, proditurus. to betray. of pro & do.
• Proficiscor, ĕris vel ĕre: profectus sum vel fui: proficisci: endi do dum, profectum—u. proficîs∣cens, -ecturus, to go forth.
• Proluo is, ui, uĕre: uendi o um. prolutum u. pro∣luens, proluturus. all-to∣wash. ex pro & lavo.
• Promineo es, inui, ēre endi o um. (Sup car.) promi∣nens. to hang out in sight.
• Promo is, prompsi, promĕ∣re:—endi—do -dum. promptum u. promens; promturus. to bring forth; to set abroad.
• Promptu. 4 mascul. onely in the Ablative case. with readiness.
• Psallo is▪ falli, psallĕre: en∣di o um, (Sup car.) psal∣lens. to sing.
• Puber ĕ••is. 3 com. ripe of age.
• Pubes is, 3 foem. ripeness of age. Plur▪ caret.
• Puder, pudebat, puditum est vel fuit, puditum e∣rat vel fuerat, pudebit, pudēre. it shameth.
• Puerasco is, (praeter. caret) puerascĕre:—endi—do—dum. (Sup. ca∣ret) puerascens to wax a childe.
• Pugil ĭlis. 3 com. a champion.
• Pulver ĕris. 3 m. dust.
• Pulvis ĕris. 3 m. dust.
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• Pumex ĭcis. 3 m. a pumice∣stone.
• Punctum i. 2 n. a point.
• Punctus i. 2 m. a point.
• Pungo is, pupugi & pun∣xi, pungĕre:—endi—do—dum. punctum ctu. pungens, puncturus. to prick.
• Pus pūris. 3 neut. filth, cor∣ruption.
• Python ōnis. 3 dub. a serpent, kil'd by Apollo.

Q.

• QUaero is, quaesivi, quae∣rĕre: endi o um quae∣situm u. quaerens, quaesitu∣rus. to seek.
• Quatio quatis, concussi (of concutio) quatĕre: qua∣tiendi do dum. quassum -u. quatiens, quassurus, to shake.
• Quercus, i & ûs. 2 & 4. f. an oak.
• Qui, quae, quod. who or which. a pron. Rel.
• Quies ētis. 3 f. rest. Plural. caret.
• Quilibet, quaelibet, quodli∣bet vel quidlibet▪ every one. a Pron. Indefin.
• Quinisco -is, quexi, qui∣niscĕre: endi do dum. (Sup. caret) quiniscens. to nodd with the head.
• Quisquiliae ārum. 1 f chip∣pings; or things of no weight. Plur. car.
• Quot. how many.

R.

• RAbula ae. 1 m. a braw∣ler.
• Rado is, rasi, radĕre: endi o um. rasum u. radens, rasurus. to shave.
• Ramex ĭcis, 3 dub. burstness.
• Rapio—is, rapui, rapĕre: rapiendi—do—dum. raptum—u. rapiens. rapturus. to take or snatch away.
• Rastrum i, 2 neut. a rake: in the Plur. hi Rastri & haec Rastra.
• Raucio -is, rausi, raucīre: rauciendi o um. (Sup. caret (rauciens, to be hoars.
• Recĭdo is, recĭdi, recidĕre: endi o um. recasum su. recidens, recasurus. to fall backward.
• Recordor, āris vel āre, re∣cordatus sum vel fui, recordari: recordandi -do -dum. recordatum u, recordans, -aturus. to remember.
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• Reddo—is, reddĭdi, red∣dĕre: endi o um: red∣dĭtum u; reddens, red∣diturus, to restore.
• Redoleo—es—ui—ēre:—endi—do—dum;—ïtum—ĭtu; re∣dolens, -iturus, to give a savor.
• Refringo is, refrēgi, refrin∣gĕre: endi o um; refra∣ctum u; refringens, re∣fracturus. to break open. of re & frango.
• Rego—is, rexi, regĕre: endi o um: rectum ctu; regens, recturus. to rule or govern.
• Relego—is—ēgi -egĕre: endi o um: relectum u;—egens, ecturus. to read again.
• Reminiscor, ĕris vel ĕre: recordatus sum vel fui (of recordor) reminis∣ci; endi o um; recorda∣tum u; reminiscens, re∣cordaturus. to remember.
• Ren ēnis. 3 m. the kidney.
• Renuo—is, renui, renu∣ĕre; -endi -do -dum: (Supinis caret) renu∣ens. to refuse, d re & nuo.
• Reor, reris vel rere, ratus sum vel fui, reri, rendi o um; ratum u; rens, ra∣turus. to suppose.
• Repango is repegi, repan∣gĕre; endi do dum; re∣pactum repactu, re∣pangens, repacturus. to fasten again. of re & pan∣go.
• Reperio is, reperi, reperi∣re: iendi o um; reper∣tum—u, reperiens, re∣perturus. to finde: of re- & pario.
• Repetundarum, gen. repe∣tundis. Abl. 1 f bribery.
• Replico as, āvi, (& repli∣cui) āre: andi do dum;—atum—atu,—ans, aturus. to reply. of re & plico.
• Repungo -is, repupugi & repunxi, repungĕre: re∣pungendi -do—dum; repunctum repunctu; repunge••s, repuncturus, to prick again: of re & pungo.
• Res, rei- 5 foem. a thing.
• Rescio is, ivi, rescire: iendi o um: rescitum u, resci∣ens, resciturus. to know again, of re & scio.
• Respuo is, ui, uĕre; uendi o um: resputum u; respu∣ens, resputurus, to refuse. of re & spuo.
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• Restis is. 3 m. a halter.
• Resulto as, āvi, āre; andi o um: resultum u, resul∣tans, resultaturus. to rebound.
• Rete is. 3 n. a net.
• Rex, regis. 3 m. a king.
• Rideo es, risi, ridēre; endi o um; risum su, ridens, risurus. to laugh.
• Ringo is, rinxi, ringĕre; endi do dum: rictum u, ringens, ricturus. to frett or vex.
• Robur ŏris. 3 n. an oak.
• Rodo is, rosi, rodĕre: endi o um. rosum u. rodens, rosurus. to knaw.
• Roma ae. 1 foem. Rome.
• Ros, rōris. 3 m. the dew.
• Rostra ōrum. 2 n. the Pul∣pit. Sing. caret.
• Rudens entis. dub. a cable∣rope.
• Rudo is, rudi, rudĕre; ru∣dendi o um: (Supinis caret) rudens. to bray like an ass.
• Rumpo is, rupi, rumpĕre; endi o um; ruptum tu, rumpens, rupturus. to break.
• Ruo, ruis, ruî, ruĕre; ru∣endi do dum, ruitum tu, ruens, ruiturus. to fall.
• Rus ruris. 3 n. the countrey: in the Plural it hath three like cases. rura, rura, rura.

S.

• SAcer, a, um. holie.
• Sacerdos, ōtis. 3 com. a Priest or Nun.
• Sacro -as, avi, āre: andi ando andum; atum u, ans,—āturus. to dedi∣cate.
• Sal—alis. 3 masc. sal••. and it is found in the Neuter Gender, hoc Sal.
• Salio is: [pro salto] salui, (or salii) salire; iendi endo endum: saltum u, saliens, salturus. to leap. indè desilio, desilii, de∣sultum: exsilio; transi∣lio; resilio.
• Salio is, (pro sale condio, or conspergo) salivi, sa∣lire; iendi -do -dum: salitum, tu. saliens, sali∣turus. to season with salt. vide sallo.
• Sallio—is, sallivi, sallīre:—iendi do dum; salli∣tum u. salliens, sallitu∣rus. to salt.
• Sallo—is, salli, sallĕre: endi o um; salsum su;

• sallens, salsurus▪ to season with salt.
• Salto—as, āvi, -āre: andi do dum; saltum u, sal∣tans, saltaturus. to leap or dance.
• Salum i. 2 n. the sea.
• Salus ūtis. 3 f. health. Pl. ••ar.
• Samnis ītis 3 m. a Samnite.
• Sancio is, sanxi & sancivi, sancīre; sanciendi do dum; sancitum -citu; sanciens, sanciturus. to establish.
• Sanguis ĭnis. 3 masc. blood. Plur. car.
• Sapphirus i 2 f. a sapphire.
• Sapientia ae. 1 foem. wisdom. Plural. caret.
• Sapio—is, sapui, sapĕre: sapiendi—do—dum, (Supinis caret) sapi∣ens. to bee wise, to have a taste.
• Sarcio is, sa••si, sarcīre: ien∣di do dum: sartum tu; sa••••iens, sarturus. to patch.
• Sardonyx ycis. 3 m. a Sar∣donyx stone.
• Satago—is, sa••ēgi, agĕ∣re; endi do dum; (Sup. caret) sa••agens. to do en∣deavor.
• Satrapas ae. m. a peer, or prince.
• Satrapa ae. m. a peer, or prince.
• Scabo -is, scabi, scabĕre: -endi do dum. (Sup. caret) scabens▪ to scratch. or rub.
• Scalpo is, scalpsi, scalpĕre:—endi do dum, scal∣ptum scalptu, scalpens, scalpturus. to claw or scratch.
• Scando is, ••candi, scandĕre. endi do dum; scansum su; scandens, scansurus, to climbe.
• Scindo is, scidi, scindĕre; -endi do dum. scissum u. scindens, scissurus. to cut.
• Scio, scis, scivi, scire; sci∣—endi do dum. scitum scitu. sciens, sciturus. to know.
• Scobis is. 3 f. dust.
• Scobs is. 3 f. dust.
• Scriba ae. 1 masc. a scribe, or notarie.
• Scribo is▪ scripsi, scribĕre:—endi endo endum; scriptum scriptu, scri∣bens, scripturus. to write.
• Sc••obs, scrobis. 3 foem. a ditch.
• Scurra ae 1 masc. a scoffer or jester.
• Secerno—is, secrēvi; se∣cernĕre: endi do dum;

• secretum u, secernens, secreturus. to divide, or separate.
• Seco—as, secui, secāre; andi do dum; sectum sectu, secans, secturus, to cut.
• Sedeo, sedes, ••sēdi; se∣dēre:—endi—do—dum; sessum ses∣su, sedens, sessurus. to sit.
• Seges ĕtis. 3 foem. corn yet standing.
• Seligo—is, selegi, seligĕre: seligendi do dum; selectum—e∣ctu, seligens, selectu∣rus. to select, to set a∣part.
• Semis -is. 3 masc. ab 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉, generatim conve∣nit cujusque rei dimi∣dio. half.
• Semissis, gen. semissis. 3 m. half a pound, quasi semi∣as, sex unciae, dimidium assis.
• Senecta ae 1 f. old age. Plur. caret.
• Senex, senis. 3 com. an old man.
• Senio ōnis. 3 masc. the ••ise∣point.
• Senium ii. 2 n. old age. Plur. caret.
• Sensum i. 2 neut. the sens, o•• feeling, judgment, or rea∣son.
• Sensus ûs. 3 m. idem.
• Sentio, sentis, sensi; sen∣tire;—iendi—do—dum, sensum u, senti∣ens, sensurus. to perceiv, or understand.
• Sentis is. 3 m. a thorn.
• Sepelio—is, sepelivi, se∣pelire. sepeliendi -do -dum. sepultum u. se∣peliens, sepulturus. to bury.
• Sepio—is, sepsi, sepīre;—iendi—do—dum; septum septu; sepi∣ens, septurus. to hedg.
• Seps (pro serpente, sco∣lopendra scliicet) sē∣pis. 3 masculine. à 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 putrefacio, quòd membra icta putrefaci∣at. 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 a serpent.
• Seps—ēpis, vel poti∣ùs, sepes—is. (pro sepimento) 3 foe∣minine. an hedg: of sepio.
• Sequor, sequĕris vel ĕre, sequutus sum vel fui, se∣qui, sequendi o um, se∣quutum u, sequens, se∣quuturus, sequutus, & sequendus. to follow.
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• Sermo ōnis. 3 m. speech.
• Ser Sēris. 3 masc. One of a people in Asia called Se∣res.
• Sero (pro semino vel planto) seris, sēvi: serĕre: serendi—en∣do—dum: satum—tu; serens, satu∣rus: to sowe, or plant: the Compounds whereof make sĭtum: as, As∣sero (i. e. juxta sero) assevi, assĭtum: con∣sero, consēvi, consĭtum: Dissero (pro dissemino) ēvi, ĭtum: obsero, ob∣sevi, obsitum.
• Sero (pro ordino vel jun∣go) seris, serui, serĕ∣re:—endi—endo—endum: sertum ser∣tu, serens, serturus. to set in order: the Com∣pounds whereof make sertum: as, assero, (i. e. affirmo, confir∣mo) asserui assertum. Consero, (pro com∣misceo) conserui con∣sertum. Desero (i. e. de∣relinquo) deserui deser∣tum. Dissero (i. e. dispu∣to) disserui dissertum. Exsero (i. e. extraho vel e••xendo) exserui exser∣tum. Insero (i. e. im∣mitto vel interpono) inserui insertum.
• Serpens—entis. 3 masc. a serpent.
• Sibilus i. 2 mascul. an bis∣sing. in the Plurall Num∣ber it is masculine and neuter: as, bi sibili, & haec sibila.
• Sido—is, sēdi (of sedeo) sidĕre, sidendi do dum: Sup. caret) sidens. to settle down: Compounds assido, consido, desido, resido, subsido ēdi.
• Siler ĕris. 3 neut. un Osier.
• Silex ĭcis. 3 masc. a flint∣stone.
• Sinapi. n. undecl. mustard.
• Sinapis is. 3 f. mustard.
• Sindon, ŏnis. 3 f. fine linnen cloth.
• Singultio—is, singultivi, singultīre:—iendi -endo -dum: singul∣tum u, singultiens, sin∣gulturus. to sob.
• Sino -is, sivi, sinĕre; si∣nendi do dum; situm tu, sinens, siturus: to suffer.
• Sinum i. 2 neut. a milk∣pail.
• Sinus i. 3 masc. a milk∣pail.
• Sinus ûs. 4 m a bosom.
• Siren ēnis. 3 f. a meremaid.
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• Siser—ēris. 3 neut. a par∣snip.
• Sisto (pro facio stare: Verb Active) sistis, sti∣ti, sistĕre, sistendi en∣do endum: statum sta∣tu; sistens, staturus: to make to stand: as si∣ste gradum, stay your pace. siste lacrymas, stay your tears.
• Sisto (tantùm pro stare; Verb Neuter) sistis, steti; sistĕre:—en∣di endo endum: statum tu; sistens, staturus. to stand.
• Sitis is. 3 foem. thirst. Plur. caret.
• Soboles is. 3 f. an offspring. Plur caret.
• Socrus i. 2 foem. a mother∣in-law.
• Sodalis is. 3 masc. a com∣panion.
• Sol ōlis. 3 m. the sun.
• Soleo—es, solitus sum vel fui;—ēre: to bee wont, or accustom∣ed.
• Solium ii. 2 neut. a throne. Plur. caret.
• Solvo—is, solvi; solvĕre: endi do dum; solutum u; solvens, soluturus. to l••os.
• Somnus ni. 2 m. sleep.
• Sono -as, sonui, sonāre: andi do dum: sonitum tu; sonans, soniturus, to sound.
• Sorbeo—es, sorbui & sorpsi, sorbēre: -en∣di endo endum: sor∣ptum u, sorbens, sorptu∣rus, to sup.
• Soror ōris. 3 f. a sister.
• Spargo, spargis, sparsi, spargĕre:—endi en∣do endum: sparsum su; spargens, sparsurus. to sprinckle.
• Species ēi. 5 foem. a kinde.
• Specus i or ûs. 2 & 4 masc. a den.
• Sperno—is, sprevi, sper∣nĕre: spernendi—en∣do—endum; spretum tu; spernens, spreturus. to despise.
• Spinus—ni. (or more rightly, mas pinus) a sloe tree, or a pine tree.
• Splen—ēnis. 3 m. the spleen.
• Spondeo—es, spopondi; spondēre: endi o um: sponsum su; spondens, sponsurus. to promiss.
• Sponsalia ōrum. 2 n. be∣trothing. Sing. caret.
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• Spontis. Genit. & sponte: Ablat. 3 foem. of his own accord.
• Statuo, statuis, statui, sta∣tuĕre; statuendi—do dum: statutum—tu; statuens, uturus. to ap∣point, or decree.
• Sterno, sternis stravi, ster∣nĕre: sternendi do dum, stratum stratu▪ sterne••s, straturus. to spread or throw down.
• Stipis is. 3 f. an alms.
• Stips is. 3 f. an alms.
• Stirps (pro trunco arbo∣ris) stirpis. 3 mascul. the trunck, or body of a tree.
• Stirps (origo, progenies, soboles) stirp••s. 3 foe∣min. a stock, or de∣soent.
• Sto, stas, steti; stare: stan∣di—do—dum; statum statu, stans, staturus. to stand.
• Strepo is, strepui, strepĕre: strependi—do—dum, strepĭtum strepĭtu, stre∣pens, strepiturus. to make a nois.
• Strido -is, stridi, stridĕre: endi do dum: (Supinis caret) stridens. to make a nois.
• Stringo, stringis, strinxi; stringĕre: stringendi do dum; strictum u, strin∣gens, stricturus▪ to strain, to strike.
• Struo, struis, struxi, stru∣ĕre;—endi—endo—endum: structum ctu, struens, structurus. to build.
• Stultitia ae. 1 f. foolishness. Plur. caret.
• Suadeo, suades, suasi, sua∣dēre: suadendi—do—dum; suasum sua∣su, suadens, suasurus. to perswade.
• Suber ĕris. 3 neut. a cork∣tree.
• Sublego, sublegis, sublēgi; sublegĕre:—endi ••do -dum; sublectum sub∣lectu, sublegens, sub∣lecturus▪ to steal away privily.
• Suboleo es subolui, subo∣lēre:—endi—do -dum: subolitum sub∣olitu, subolens, subo∣liturus▪ to savor, or smell a thing.
• Suesco is, suevi vel suetus sum vel sui; suescĕre: en∣di endo endum; suetum tu, suescens, sueturus. to accustom.
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• Suffero, suffers, sustuli, sufferre: sufferendi -do dum; sublatum—atu, sufferens, sublaturus, to suffer.
• Sugo, sugis, suxi, sugĕre:—endi endo endum; (Supinis caret) sugens, to suck.
• Sulmo, Sulmōnis. 3 masc. a Town where Ovid was born.
• Sum, es, fui (of fuo) esse: futurus. to bee.
• Sumo, sumis, sumsi, sumĕ∣re;—endi—endo dum; sumtum sumtu; sumens, sumturus. to take.
• Supellex—ectĭlis. 3 foem. Plur. supellectilia, hous∣holdstuff, sed vix legitur.
• Suppetiae, Acc. suppetias. 1 f. aid.
• Supplico as, supplicavi; āre;—andi do dum, supplicatum tu, ans, a∣turus. to entreat. of sub & plico.
• Surgo, surgis, sur∣rexi; surgĕre; surgen∣di endo endum, sur∣rectum surrectu, sur∣gens surrecturus. to rise, of sursum & rego, erigo.
• Sus, suis. ••3 com. a sow, bo••••, or hog.
• Synodus ŏdi, 2 foem. an assembly.

T.

• TAceo, taces, tacui, ta∣cēre:—endi endo endum, tacĭtum tacĭtu, tacens, taciturus. to hold one's peace.
• Taedet, taedebat, taeduit, or pertaesum est vel su∣it, taeduerat, vel per∣taesum erat vel fuerat, taedebit, taedēre. it ir∣keth.
• Taenarus ri. 2 masc. a Pro∣montory in Laconia; in the Plurall, haec Tartara ōrum.
• Tagus gi. 2 a river in Por∣tugal.
• Talio ōnis. 3 masc. like for like, avengement.
• Talpa, talpae. 3 dub. a mole.
• Tango is, tetĭgi, tangĕre; tangendi do dum, ta∣ctum tactu, tangens, ta∣cturus. to touch.
• Tantundem. Genit. tanti∣dem. as much. a Dip∣tote, declined onely in two cases.
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• Tapes ētis. 3 m. a carpet, or tapestry.
• Tapēte ētis. 3 n. tapestry.
• Tapētum ēti 2 n. tapestry.
• Tartarus—ri. 2 mascul. hell. in the Plural, Haec Tartara.
• Taygetus—ti. 2 masc. an hill in Laconia: in the Plural, Haec Tayge∣ta.
• Teges ĕtis. 3 foem. a matt.
• Te••••o is, tempsi, temnĕ∣re: endi do dum: tem∣tum u; temnens, tem∣pturus. to despise.
• Tempe, 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. neuter. a very fair field in Thessalie, or a place of de∣light.
• Tendo—is, tĕtendi; tendĕre:—endi d•• dum: tensum -u, & tentum -tu; tendens, tensurus & tenturus. to stretch, or bend.
• Teneo -es, tenui, tenēre: tenendi do dum; ten∣tum u; tenens, tenturus. to hold.
• Tepeo—es, tepui; tepēre: tependi endo endum; (Sup. caret) tepens. to bee warm.
• Tepesco is, tepui, tepescĕ∣re: tepescendi do dum; (Sup. caret) tepens. to wa•• ho••.
• Ternio ōnis. 3 m. the trey∣point.
• Tero—is, trivi, terĕre: terendi o um; tritum tu; terens, triturus. to wear.
• Tesqua ōrum. 2 n. rough places.
• Testis, testis. 3 mascul. a witness.
• Teucer ri. 2 m. a king of Troy.
• Teucrus ri. 2 m. a king of Troy.
• Texo—is, texui, texĕre: endi do dum; textum tu; texens, texturus. to weav.
• Thebae—ārum. 1 foem. Thebes. a city. Sing. ca∣ret.
• Thermae ārum. 1 foem. hot bathes. Sing. caret.
• Thorax ācis. 3 m. a brest∣plate.
• Thrax—ācis. 3 m. a Thra∣cian.
• Thus ūrīs. 3 neut. franken∣cense: or the frankincens∣tree. In the Plural it hath three like cases: thura, thura, thura.
• Tignum i. 2 n. a rafter.
• Tignus i. 2 m. a rafter.
• Tigris—ĭdis. 3 foem. a tigre
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• Timeo es, timui, timēre; timendi endo endum; (Sup. caret) timens. to fear.
• Timeor, timēris vel timē∣re: (Praeterit. caret) ti∣mēri: timendus. to bee feared.
• Titubo—as, titubāvi, & titubatus sum vel fui; titubāre: -andi ando andum; titubatum tu; titubans, titubaturus. to stumble.
• Tollo—is, sustuli; tol∣lĕre: tollendi—endo—endum; latum latu; tollens, laturus. to bear or suffer.
• Tondeo es, totondi; ton∣dēre: tondendi -endo endum; tonsum—su; tondens, tonsurus. to clip, or shear.
• Tonitru. neuter. Invariab. thunder. in the Plural Number, Tonitrua uum, &c.
• Tonitrus ûs. 4 masc. thun∣der.
• Tono as, tonui, tonāre: tonandi do dum; tonĭ∣tum u; tonans, tonitu∣rus. to thunder.
• Torpeo es, torpui, torpē∣re: torpendi do dum▪ (Sup. caret) torpen••, to bee sluggish.
• Torqueo—es, torsi, tor∣quēre: torquendi—en∣do—endum: torsum torsu, & tortum tortu; torquens, torsurus, &—turus. to wreath, to rest, to vex, or trouble.
• Torquis—is. 3 m. a chain for the neck.
• Torrens entis. 3 m. a tor∣rent.
• Torreo es, torrui, torrēre: torrendi o um: tostum u; torrens, tosturus. to rost.
• Torris is. 3 m. a firebrand.
• Tot, hi hae & haec. so many. an Aptote.
• Tracto -as, āvi, āre: tra∣andi do dum:—ātum tu; ans, tractaturus. to handle.
• Trado is, tradĭdi, tradĕr••: tradendi endo endum; traditum tu; tradens, traditurus. to deliver unto any one. à trans & do.
• Traho is, traxi, trahĕre: trahendi do dum: tra∣ctum u; trahens tractu∣rus. to draw.
• Translego—is, translegi,
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• Vas, vasis. 3 neuter, a ves∣sel, in the Plural Num∣ber it is of the second D••∣clension, Vasa, vasōrum; according to the Vers: Vas, vasis, primo; va∣sorum vasa, secundo.
• Vates, vatis. 3 m: a pro∣phet.
• Uber -ĕris. 3 hic & haec: plentifull. Adj.
• Uber ĕris. 3 neut. a dug, or pap.
• Vectis is. 3 m. a barr.
• Veho, vehis, vexi, vehĕ∣re: vehendi vehendo vehendum; vectum u, vehens, vecturus. to carrie.
• Vello is, velli & ••ulsi; vellĕre: vellendi en∣do endum; vulsum u, vellens, vulsurus. to pul up.
• Vendo, vendis, vendĭdi, vendĕre; vendendi en∣do endum; vendĭtum u. vendens, venditurus. to sell.
• Veneo, [pro vendor] is, Venivi, & venditus ••um vel fui, venire; i∣endi endo endum: ve∣num—u, veniens. to bee sold; Verò neuter Passive.
• Venio -is, veni, venire; veniendi do dum. ven∣tum tu, veniens, ventu∣rus. to com.
• Venter tris. 3 m. the belly.
• Venus ĕris. 3 f. the goddess of beautie.
• Ver, vēris. 3 n. the spring. Plur. caret.
• Verber ĕris. neut. a stripe: but it is out of use in the Nom. case.
• Verbĕris, Genitivo & ver∣bere, Ablativo, of a stripe: in the Plural, verbĕra um &c.
• Vergo, vergis, (praeterit. caret) vergĕre; ver∣gendi vergendo ver∣gendum▪ (Sup. caret) vergens. to bend.
• Vermis is. 3 m. a worm.
• Verna ae. 1 com. a slave, •• bondman, or bondwoman.
• Verres -is. 3 masc. a bore∣pig.
• Verro verris, verri, & versi; verrĕre: ver∣rendi endo endum; ver∣sum su; verrens, versu∣rus. to brush.
• Verto vertis, verti, ver∣tĕ••e; vertendi endo endum; versum ver∣su; vertens, versurus. to turn.

• translegĕre; endi endo endum: translectum ctu, translegens, translectu∣rus. to read over.
• Tremo is, tremui, tremĕ∣re; tremendi do dum; (Supinis caret) tremens, to tremble.
• Tres hi & hae, & haec tria. three. Sing. caret.
• Tribus ûs. 4 m. a kindred, or stock.
• Tricae ārum. 1 foem. trifles. Sing. caret.
• Triptōton ti. 2 neuter, a Triptote. id est, a Noun declined▪ onely in three Cases.
• Tros, Troīs. 3 masc. a Tro∣jan.
• Trudo—is, trusi, trudĕ∣re; endi o um, trusum su, trudens, trusurus. to thrust.
• Tu. Gen. ruî; thou. Pron. prim.
• Tuber—ĕris. 3 neut. a swelling, or a mushrom. of tumeo.
• Tueor,—ēris vel—ēre, tuitus sum vel fui, tu∣ēri: tuendi—endo—endum: tutum tu∣tu, & tuitum tuitu; tuens, tuturus & tui∣turus. to defend.
• Tuor, ĕris vel ĕre, tuitus sum vel fui, tui, & tu∣ēri: tuendi—endo endum; tutum—tu; & tuitum tuitu; tuens, tuturus, & tuiturus. to look.
• Tundo—is, tŭtŭdi, tun∣dĕre: tundendi dendo dendum; tunsum su; tundens, tunsurus. to beat, or knock.
• Tussis is. 3 f. the cough. Plur. caret.
• Tibris is. 3 mascul. the river Tiber.
• Tibur -ŭris. 3 n. a town in Italie.

V.

• VAdo is, vasi, vadĕre: vadendi, vadendo, vadendum; vasum va∣su; vadens, vasurus. to go.
• Valeo, vales, valui, valē∣re: valendi valendo valendum; valĭtum u; valens, valiturus. to bee in health.
• Valvae ārum. 1 f. folding dores. Sing. caret.
• Vannus i. 2 foem. a vanne to winnow corn withal.
• Vas vadis. 3 m. a suretie.
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• Vervex—ēcis. 3 masc. a weather.
• Vescor, vescĕris vel vescĕ∣re, pastus-sum vel fui; (of pascor) vesci: vescendi—do—dum; pastum u, vescens, pa∣sturus. to eat.
• Vesper ĕri. 2 m. the even∣tide.
• Veto -as, vetui, āre; andi o um; vetĭtum u; ve∣tans, vetiturus▪ to forbid.
• Vicem, Accus. vice, Abl. by turn: but in the Plur. vi∣ces, vicium, vicibus, &c.
• Video es, vidi; vidēre: vi∣dendi o um; visum su; videns, visurus. to see.
• Vieo es, vievi, viēre; endi o um; vietum u; viens, vieturus to binde.
• Vigil ĭlis. 3 com. a watch∣man, or woman.
• Vincio -is, vinxi, vincīre; vinciendi do dum; vin∣ctum u; vinciens, vin∣cturus. to binde.
• Vinco -is, vici, vincĕre: vincendi o um; victum u; vincens, victurus. to overcom.
• Vindex ĭcis. 3 com. an a∣venger.
• Vir, viri. 2 masculine. a man.
• Virgilius ii. 2 m. Virgil, •• Poët. Plur. caret.
• Virgo ĭnis. 3 f. a virgin.
• Virtus ūtis. 3 f. virtue.
• Virus ri. n. Acc. Voc. virus. poison. Plur. caret.
• Vis, vis. 3 f. force, strength.
• Viscum i. 2 n. glue, or bird∣lime.
• Viscus i. 2 m glue, birdlime.
• Viscus ĕris. 3 neut. the en∣tralls.
• Viso is, visi, visĕre: visen∣di o um, visum visu; vi∣sens, visurus. to visit, to go to see.
• Vitrum i. 2 n. glass.
• Vivo is, vixi, vivĕre; vi∣vendi o um; victum u; vivens, victurus to live.
• Ulciscor, ĕris vel ĕre, ultus sum vel fui; ulcisci: endi o um: ultum tu; ulciscens, ulturus. to revenge.
• Unguis is. 3 m. a nail.
• Vocito as, āvi, āre: andi o um: ātum u; ans, atu∣rus. to call often.
• Volo as; āvi, āre: andi o um; volatum tu; vo∣lans, aturus. to flie.
• Volo, vis. volui, velle: vo∣lendi endo endum (Sup. caret.) volens. to will, or to bee willing.
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• Volvo -is, volvi, volvĕre: endi o um: volutum u; volvens, voluturus. to roll.
• Vomer -ĕris A plow∣share.
• Vomis -ĕris A plow∣share.
• Vomo is, vomui, vomĕre: vomendi o um: vomĭ∣tum u, vomens, vomi∣turus. to vomit.
• Urgeo es, ursi, urgēre; ur∣gendi o um: ursum u; urgens, ursurus. to urge.
• Uro is, ussi urĕre: urendi o um: ustum u, urens, usturus. to burn.
• Utor, ĕris vel ĕre; usus sum vel fui, uti: uten∣di o um: usum su; u∣tens, usurus. to use.
• Vulgus i. masc. & neut. the common people.
• Vulpes -is. 3 masc. a fox.
• Uxor -ōris. 3 foem. a wife.

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