Grammaticae Latinae institutiones carminibus concinnatae quibus subjiciuntur commentarioli : et per totam syntaxin regulatim, ipsa Liliana constructio : accesserunt figvrae quae saepiùs occurrunt grammaticales, isagoge poetica de carminum rafione, tropi & schemata rhetorices usitatoria / opera et studio J.S.

Voces quaedam scitu non indignae, quae sub eadem terminatione, vel leviter dissimui, varios habent flexus, ge∣nera, & significationes.

• ACus, ûs, a needle. f
• Acer, eris, a maple. n
• Acanthus, i, a herb. m
• Asilus, i, a horse-fly. m
• Ara, ae, an altar. f
• Alea, ae, a dice. f
• Alba, ae, a city. f
• Alūnus, i, one that is bred. m
• Aquila, ae, an Eagle. f
• Ansa, ae, an occasion. f
• Alvus, i, a panch. f
• Altum, i, the Sea. n
• Aedes, is, a temple. f
• Aestas, atis, the Summer. f
• Anus, ûs, an old woman f
• Acies, ei, the point, or sharp∣nesse. f
• Acus, i, a fish. m
• Acer, sharp. adj. m
• Acanthis, idis, a bird. f
• Asylum, i, a sanctuary. n
• Hara, ae, a hog-sty. f
• Alia, adj. another. f
• Alba, adj. white. f
• Alūnus, one that breedeth. m
• Aquilo, onis, the North. m
• Ansa, ae, a handle. f
• Alveus, i, a chanel. m
• Altum, adj. deep or high. n
• Aedes, ium, pl. a house. f
• Aestus, ûs, heat. m
• Anus, i, the fundament. m
• Acies, an Army. f

• Bellum, i, war. n
• Bōbyx, īcis, a silkworm. m
• Bulla, ae, a bubble. f
• Bidens, entis, a fork. m
• Bellum, adj. fair. n
• Bombyx, īcis, silk. f
• Bulla, ae, a bosse of gold. f
• Bidens, a sheep 2 yeers old. f
• COetus, ûs, a company. m
• Collum, i, a neck, n
• Colus, i. a torment. m
• Coena, ae, a Supper. f
• Comes, it is, a companion. m
• Corus, the northwest wind. m
• Clavus, i, a nail. m
• Clavis, is, a key. f
• Capo, onis, a capon. m
• Conjux, ugis, a husband. m
• Carus, adj. dear. m
• Canis, dog or bitch. c
• Calx, cis, lime. f
• Cassis, dis, a helmet. f
• Caulis, a stalk. m
• Cuculus, a Cuckow, m
• Cuniculus, a Cony. m
• Condĭtus, adj. framed. m
• Cautes, is, a rock. f
• Callus, i, hard flesh. m
• Callidus, crafty. adj. m
• Copia, plenty. f
• Centum, an hundred. adj
• Cetus, i, a Whale. m
• Colum, a streyner. n
• Colus, i, & us, a distaff. f
• Scaena, ae, a scene. f
• Comes, is, adj. meek. m
• Chorus, i, a quire. m
• Clavus, i, a stern. m
• Clava, ae, a Club. f
• Caupo, a victualer. m
• Conjux, a wife. f
• Charus, deer, adj. m
• Canus, white. adj. m
• Calx, a heel. m
• Cassis, sis, a net. m
• Caula, ae, a hog-sty. f
• Cucullus, i, a hood. m
• Cuniculus, i, a mine. m
• Condītus, seasoned. adj. m
• Cautus, adj. wary. m
• Callis, is, a path. m
• Calidus, adj. warm. m
• Copiae, armies. f
• Cento, onis, a patch. f
• DIvus, a Saint. m
• Decus, ŏris, honor. n
• Dives, adj. rich. c
• Decor, ōris, beauty. m
• EQuus, i, a horse: m
• Aequus, ad. just. m

• FIcus, cus, a fig. f
• Fides, ei, faith. f
• Fornax, ācis, a fornace. f
• Fascis, a bundle. m
• Fistula, a pipe. f
• Foedus, ĕris, a covenant. n
• Frons, tis, a forchead. f
• Fax, acis, a torch. f
• Falx, alcis, a sithe. f
• Flamen, inis, breath. n.
• Fama, Fame. f
• Forceps, ipis, a pair of sheers. f
• Fucus, i, paint. m
• Fundus, i, ground, m
• Funus, eris, a funeral. n
• Ficus, ci, a disease, m
• Fides, dis, a fiddle. f
• Fornix, ĭcis, an arche. m
• Fasces, pl. authority. m
• Fistula, a disease. f
• Foedus, adj. filthy. m
• Frons, dis, a bough. f
• Faec, aecis, dregs. f
• Faux, cis, a jaw. f
• Flamen, a Priest. m
• Fames, is, famine. f
• Forfex, Scissers. f
• Fucus, i, a drone. m
• Funda, ae, a sling. f
• Funis, is, a halter. m
• GLis, iris, a dormouse m
• Glis, itis, clammy earth. f
• Gallus, i, a cock m
• Glans, andis, mast or acorn. f
• Glis, lissis, poters clay. f
• Glis, idis, mold in bread. f
• Gallus, adj. french. m
• Glans, akernel, or bullet. f
• HOspes, itis, an Host. c
• Hirundo, a swallow. f
• Hospes, a guest. c
• Hirudo, a horseleech. f
• IUs, juris, right, or law. n
• Infectus, adj. infected. m
• Jus, pottage. n
• Infectus adj. undone. m
• LUpus, i, a wolf. m
• Lyra, a harp. f
• Laevus, adj. unlucky. m
• Lar, a house God. m
• Lens, dis, a nit. f
• Liber, bri, a book. m
• Liber, Bacchus. m
• Livor, ōris, envy. m
• Lustrum, i, a den. n
• Lupus, hops. m
• Lira, a ridge. f
• Levis, adj. light. c
• Lar, a house. m
• Lens, ••s, pulse. f
• Liber, adj. free. m
• Liber, pl. Children. m
• Livo••, a blew mark. m
• Lustrum, five years age. n

• Ludus, i, a School. m
• Lepus, ŏris, a hare. m
• Lusus, ûs, a play. m
• Lepos, ōris, elegance m
• MAlus, i, an Apple tree. f
• Malum, i, an Apple. n
• Mala, ae, a cheeck. f
• Mola, ae, a Mill. f
• Modus, i, a mean. m
• Manica, ae, a sleeve. f
• Malus adj. evil. m
• Malum, i, mischief. n
• Malus, i, a Mast. m
• Moles, is, a work, or heap. f
• Modius, ii, a bushel. m
• Manca, adj. lame. f
• NOthus, i, a Bastard. m
• Noxa, an offence. f
• Nepotes Nephews. m
• Notus, adj. known. m
• Noxia, harm. f
• Nepotes, pl. riotous men. m
• OPus, untis, a City. f
• Opus, sub. need. n
• Oblitus, part. forgetful. m
• Os, oris, a mouth. n
• Ora, ae, a Coast. f
• Opis, g. help. f
• Opus, ĕris, a work. n
• Opus, adj. needful.
• Oblĭtus, part. blotted. m
• Os, ossis, a bo••e. n
• Hora, an hour. f
• Opes, pl. wealth.
• PLaga, ae, a stripe. f
• Populus, i, people. m
• Propago a Vine slip. f
• Palma, ae, a Palm. f
• Palmus, i, a hands bredth. m
• Procerus, adj. tall. m
• Praeda, a prey. f
• Pannus, cloath. m
• Pugnus, a fist. m
• Plaga, a coast. f
• Populus, i, a Poplar f
• Propago, ginis, a stock. f
• Palma, victory. f
• Palmes, itis, a branch. m
• Proceres, noblemen. m
• Praedo, onis, a thief. m
• Panis, bread. m
• Pugna, fight. f
• REgulus, i, a petty King. m
• Regia, a Kings Court. f
• Robur, oris, an Oak. n
• Regulus, a Serpent. m
• Regio a kingdom. f
• Robur, strength. n
• SInus ûs, a bosom. m
• Solum, ground. n
• Solium a Throne. n
• Sinum abowl. m
• Solum, adj. alone, n
• Solum, only

• Securis, an hatchet. f
• Sera, adj. late. f
• Sera, ae, a lock. f
• Secundus, adj. second. m
• Scrupulus, a scruple. m
• Speculum, a looking-glass. n
• Stirps, pis, a stock. f
• Securus, secure, adj. m
• Cera, wax. f
• Serra, a saw. f
• Secundus, adj. prosperous. m
• Scrupulus, a stone. m
• Specula, a watch-lower. f
• Stirps, a stump. m
• TEmpestas, atis, a storm. f.
• Tela, ae, a web. f.
• Testudo, a Tortoise. f.
• Testis, a witnesse. c
• Tempora, pl. times. n
• Tempestas, a season. f
• Tela, pl. darts. n
• Testudo, dinis, a lute. f
• Testa, a tile. f
• Tempora, the temples of the head. n
• Tuber, a Toad-stool. n
• Tribulus, a bramble. m
• VAs, adis, a surety. m
• Vir, iri, a man. m
• Unio, onis, concord. f
• Uter, tris, a bottle. m
• Vitta, a filet. f
• Varus, adj. crooked. m
• Vas, sis, a vessel. n
• Ver, eris, the Spring. n
• Unio, a jewel, m
• Uter, adj. whether. m
• Vita, a life. f
• Varius, adj. divers. m