DISTINGUENDA LATIN EXAMINATION PAPERS. By G.G. | BY | Paves, M.A, Senior Classical Master in the a | Modern Department, Cheltenham College. A. P. S. NEWMAN Comprising Lower, Middle, and Upper School Papers, and a number of Woolwich | and Sandhurst Standards. 2s. 6d, ASSISTANT ASTIN AT CHELTESHEAS connec | GRADUS AD PARNASSUM; sive novussynony- 4 ‘morum, epithetorum, versuum, ae phrasium poeticarum thesaurus. By G. Psren. 12mo. cloth, 7s. London: WHITTAKER & CO, WHITTAKER & CO. 2 WHITE HART STREET, PATERNOSTER SQUARE, E.C. AND 66 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 1897”» PREFATORY NOTE ‘Tus vocabulary—if so it may be called—cannot in any sense claim to supersede dictionaries. Although it contains nothing which is not implicitly—at any rate—contained in any good lexicon, yet it is hoped it may occasionally save trouble by explicitly and concisely stating the different possible meanings of words, which are externally so alike as to be a source of confusion and error difficult to eradicate unless brought expressly before the learner’s notice. A. P. S, NEWMAN. Crenrennam: September 1897.DISTINGUENDA A Abdico, avi, atum, v. a. 1, I deny, reject. abdico, xi, ctum, v. a. 3, J refuse assent to. abéras, &c., 2 sing, impt, ind. of absum, Jam away from. aberras, &e., 2 sing. pres, ind. of aberro, v. n. 1, 7 wander away from. Abitum, sup. of abeo, v. n. 4, J depart, Abitum, ace. s. of abitus, s,m. 4, a departure. ablatum, sup. of aufero, abstuli, I carry of allatum, sup. of affero, attuli, I bring to. abstiili, from aufero, ablatum, v. irr. 3, I take away. attiili, adfero, allatum, v. irr. 3, I bring. accensus, pt. p. of accondo, v, t. 3, 1 set fires honce subst. 4 d., a setting on fi accensus, pt. p. of accenseo, v. t. 2, J attach to another ; hence subst. 2 d., an attendant. cer, Actris, s. n. 3, @ maple tree, acer, acris, acre, adj., sharp.2 DISTINGUENDA Aoinus i, s,m. 2, a berry, grape stone, sinus, i, s. m. 2, anase. dori, s. f. 1, a promontory. Acria, n. and a. pl. n. of acer, adj., sharp. acta, from actus, pt. of ago, driven, done. acta, s. £1, the sea shore. deo, adv., so fur. dE, v. n. 4, i or ii, itum, I go to. Ades, 2s. pres. ind. of adsum, Z am present; also present imperative. Ades, 2 s. pres, ind. of adedo, sdi, ésum, v. a. 3, I begin to eat. aditum, supine of adeo. aditum, subst. m. 4, from aditus, an approach. wquus, adj., just, fir. Equus, s. m. 2, a horse. Bra, ace. s, of der, 8. m. 3,air; hence aérius, adj., of air. gra, n. and ace. pl. of ws, s.n. 3, brass ; hence wréus, adj., of Brees, brazen. ager, s. m.2, field. agger, s. m. 3, mound. ai, int, alas ; ai, imp. of aio, Tsay. alas, a. pl. of als, 5. £. 1, a wing. lis, alitis, s. 8, @ winged creature, a bird. allectus, pt. of allicio, lexi, lectum, v. a, 3, Z entice, allectus, pt. of allégo, légi, lectum, v. a, 3, I read. altum, from altus, adj., Aigh. altum, sup. of ilo, alui, v, a. 3, L nourish. DISTINGUENDA 3 alvéus, i, s. m. 2, a hollow. alvus, i, s. £. 2, the bowels. mans, part. of Amo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, Z love. dimens, g. amentis, adj., mad. fimar8, amara,amarum, amaris, &c,, from imarus, adj., bitter. Amaré, amarer, amaris, &c., from Amor, J am loved. amor, oris, s. m. 3, love, %mor, amatus, amari, pass, of amo, v. 1, I am Loved. amplus, adj., large. amplius, n. of amplior, comp, of amplus, also adv. comp, more largely. anceps, g. ancipitis, adj., fwo-headed, doubtful. auceps, g. auciipis, s. m. 3, a fowler, bird-catcher. anoild, is, s. n. 3, @ small shield, ancilla, , s. £1, a maid servant. angustie, arum, s. pl. f. 1, a strait. angustus, adj., strait, narrow, Anima, . f. 1, a breath, life, the soul. animus, s. m. 2, the soul as seat of emotion, feeling. ansé, , sf. 1, « handle. anser, dris, 8. ¢. 3, @ goose. apparéo, ui, itum, v. n. 2, I appear. appro, avi, atum, v. a. 1, Z make ready. appello, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J call. appello, pili, pulsum, v. a. 3, Z drive. apprime, adv., especially. apprime, imp. of apprimo, pressi, pressum, v. a. 8, TL press, Be4 DISTINGUENDA. Aquila, w, s. f. 1, an eagle. Aquild, s. m. 3, the north wind, the north. areus, iis, s. m. 4, a bow, a chest, artus, ts, s. m. 4, a limb, ars, artis, 5, £. 2, an art. arx, arcis, s. £. 3, a citadel. assis, gen. of as, s, m. 3, a unit, assis, d. and abl. pl. of assus, adj., roasted. atque, conj., and. atqui, conj., dat, yet. andens, part, of audéo, ausus sum, v. a. 2, I dare. audiens, part. of audio, ivi, itum, v. a. 4, I hear, aura, , s. £1, @ breath of air. auris, is, «. £. 3, an ear, aurum, i, s. n. 2, gold. aureus, adj., golden, auratus, part., gilt, auritus, adj, furnished with ears, avis, s. 3, 0 bird. Avus, i, s. 2, a grandfather. Avia, «, sf. 1, a grandmother. via, f. and n. pl. of avius, adj., out of the way. B Baca (or bacea), w, 8. £1, a berry. pacchar (or bacear), aris, s, m. and £ 8, # plant with a fragrant root. DISTINGUENDA 5 ba nus, i, s. c. 2, an acorn. Dalana, ~, 5. f. 1, a whale. balneum, i, s. n. 2, « bath. baltdus, i, s. m. 2, a belt. barbarus-a-um, foreign. barbatus-a-um, bearded. barbitos (or on), s,m. and n., a lyre, bello, d. and abl. s. of bellum, s.n, 2, war, bello, d. and abl. s. m. and n. of bellus, adj., pretty. dello, avi, atum, v. n. 1, I make war. bénéficium, s. n. 2, a kindness. bénéfiens, adj., well doing, kind. bibitlus-a-um, drinking fresly. biditus-a-um, lasting two days. bucea, w, s. £1, the cheek. buceina, «, s. f. 1, a war-trumpet. bustum, i, s. n. 2, « tomb. buxum, i, sn. 2, boxwood ; from buxus, i, s. £. 2 the boawood tree, 3 c . Cido, céeidi, cisum, v. n, 3, L fall. cwdo, cocidi, esum, v. a. 3, I cut down, Tn compounds exdo becomes cido, cxedo be- comes cido.DISTINGUENDA calco, avi, atum, v. a, 1, Z tread upon. calego, calceatum, v. a. 1, Z,furnish with shoes. ciileo, ui, itum, vn, 2, Dam warm, calleo, no ptt. or supine, v. n, 2, Zam thick skinned, callis, is, 8. m. 3, a foot-path. collis, is, s,m, 3, @ hill. collis, d. and abl. pl. of collum, s. n, 2, a neck. calx, caleis, s. £. 3, the heel. calx, caleis, s, f, 3, « small stone, the goal in a race. cando, v. n. 2, Zam white, c&no, cocini, cantum, v, n. and a. 3, I sing, cinis, is, s. 0. 3, a dog. canus, adj, white, hoary. canna, w, 8. £1, a reed. c&reo, ui, itum, v. n. 2, Zam without, I want. ciiro, carnis, s. £, 3, flesh. caro, dat. sing, of carus, adj., dear. casses, um, s. £, 3 pl. a hunting net cassis, cassidis, s. f. 3, a helmet, cassus, adj., empty. cautes, is, 8. £. 3, a sharp rock, cliff cautus, adj., wary. clivéa, w, 8, £1, a cave, cavus, adj., hollow. ciivéo, cavi, cautuin, v. n, 2, I'am on my guard, clvo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, Z hollow out. DISTINGUENDA. cdo, cessi, cossum, v. n. 3, J yield, I go. Cédo, imp. form, give, tell, pray. cio, civi, citum, v. a. 2, J move, shake, rouse. solo, scivi, scitum, v. n. 4, I know. citro, d. and abl. s. of citrus, s. f. 2, « citron-tree, and of citrum, the wood of ditto. citro, adv. always used with ultro, lider and thither. clando, clausi, clausum, v. a, 3, Z close. claudo, d. and abl, s, m, and n, of clandus, adj., Jame. clavis, is, 5. £3, a key. clavus, i, s. m. 2, a nail or stripe. cocléa, w, s. £1, a snail. coclear, aris, s. n. 3, @ spoon. capi, ptt. of cdpio, eaptum, v. a, 3, I take. ceepi, pit. of copio (not used), cwptum, v. n. and a. 3, I begin. cognatus, pt. of cognascor, v. n. 3, related by birth. cognitus, pt. of cognosco, v. a. 3, known. cdlum, i, v. n. 2f'a strainer, a colander. célus, i, 8. f. 2and 4, a distaff colligo, v. a. 1, bind; colligavi, colligatum. colligo, v. a. 3, collect ; collegi, collectum. cdmans, tis, part., hairy. cOmens, tis, part. of como, v. a. 3, J arrange. comés, itis, s. 3, m. and £, « companion, comis, adj., afuble,8 DISTINGUENDA, compello, avi, atum, v. a. 1, I accost, address. compello, piili, pulsum, v. a. 3, I collect, drive. complires, adj., a good many. compliries (or -iens), adv., « good mary times. concinno, d. and ai, s, of concinnus, adj., neat. coneino, -cinui, centum, y. a, 3, J sing or play together. condicio (or -ditio), s. £ 3, -Onis, an agreement, con- iti conditio, s. f. 3, onis, seasoning, condico, xi, ctum, v. a. 3, J ayree upon. condio, ivi, itum, v. a. 4, I preserve (fruits, &e.). condo, idi, itum, v. a. 3, J put together, build, or hide. consterno, v. a. 1, navi, natum, alarm, consterno, v. a. 3, stravi, stratum, strew. cornil, -iis, or i, 8. n, 4, a horn. cornus, i, s. f. 2, « cornel tree. crater, s. m. 3, ace, sing. crater, pl. eratariis, « bowl, cratera, s. f. 1, @ bowl. cttbito, v. n. 1, avi, dtum, L Lie down often. oltbito, d. and abl. of ctibitum, s. n. 2, an elbow. culter, tri, s,m. 2, a knife. cultor, dris, s.m. 3, a husbandman, ciipido, inis, s. f. 3, a desire ; Cupido, m,, Cupid. Ciipido, d. and ab. s, of cupidus, adj., fond of ciiro, avi, atum, v. a. 1, I take care of. eurro, citcurri, cursum, v. n, 3, J run. DISTINGUENDA 9 DB Decdro, v. a. 1, J adorn. decoro, dat. sing. masc. decdrus, -a -um, adj, fitting. dSeits, Oris, s. n. 3, pride, glory, honour. dSoor, ovis, s, m. 3, grace, elegance. dasertus, pt. of déstro, wi, ortum, v. a. 3, I desert, disertus, adj., fluent, eloquent. désino, ivi or ii, itum, v. a. and n. 3, Z cease, déstino, avi, atum, v. a. 1, [ appoint. Aieo, Avi, atum, v.a. 1, I dedicate, dico, dixi, dictum, v. a. 3, I say. dispicto, spexi, spectum) v. 0, 3, I look this way and that ; contrast with despicio, v. a. 3, despise, displicéo, ui, itum, v. a. 2, I displease. doléo, ui, Ytum, v. n. 2, Z suffer pain. olio, d. and abl. of doliam, , n. 2, a large jar. Ado, avi, Btum, v. a, 1, I chip with an awe. Adlo, Onis, s. m. 3, « staff with a sharp point. Aélo, d. and abl. sing. of dolus, s. m. 2, a trick or device, Adlor, ris, s,m, 3, pain, grief. ddmo, ui, item, va. 1, I ame. démo, d. and abl, of domus, s. 2 and 4, a house. E Edo, adi, osum, v. irr., [ eat. &lo, didi, editum, v. a. 3, I put forth.10 DISTINGUENDA &diico, xi, ctum, v. a. 3, lead out. €dtico, avi, atum. v. a. 1, J bring up, educate. efféro, extili, cflurre, clatum, v. irr. 3, I bring out, efféro, d. and abl. of efferus, adj, cary wild. effero, v. a. 1, ¢o make wild. agrére, pres. inf. zavro, F bring out. &gére, pres. inf. egéo, J want. e0, abl. of is (pron.), that ; also adv., thither. €0, is, ivi, ire, itum, v. irr. 4, J go. &r0, éris, fut, of sum. &ro, éris, dat. sing, and plur. of erus, master of slaves, exciibo, iti, itum, v.n. 1, J Vie out of doors. exciido, di, sum, v. a. 3, J strike out, exsnd, avi, atum, v. n. anda. 1, I exude. exciisus, pt. of exciido, excussus, pt. of exciitio, v. a, 3, cussi, cussum, J shake out. eximlo, d. and abl, sing, of eximius, adj., special. eximo, émi, emptum, v, a, 3, J take out. expers, tis, adj., having no part in. expertus, pt. of exptrior, v. d. 4, J try, prove. F F iba, w, sf. 1, a beam, faber, ri, s. m. 2, « smith, a carpenter, faei ns. £5, face. facies, 2s, fut. indict, of facio, v. a, 3, fo make, DISTINGUENDA facis, pr. ind. 2 p. s. offacio, v, a, 8, I do. fascis, is, s,m, 3, a bundle, fassis, d. and abl. pl of fassus, pt. of flitzor, v. d. 2, T confess. faoundus, adj, eloquent, fécundus, adj, frvitful. fama, «, s. £, 1, fame, common talk. fames, is, s. £. 3, hunger. fastidium, s, n. 2, distaste. fastigium, s. n, 2, a slope, a gable. fastus (eo. dies), adj., a court day; fasti, pl. m. 2, chronicles, fastus, tis, s,m. 4, haughtiness. felix, iis, adj., happy. filix, icis, 8. £8, a fern. fenum, s. n. 2, hay. féniis, dris, s. n. 3, proceeds, interest on money, fire, adv., nearly, usually, ferre, inf, of féro, fers, tili, latum, v. irr. 8, Z bear. ferie, orum, s, pl. £1, holidays, féris, d. and a. pl. of fera, m, s. 1, a wild beast ; and ferus, adj., wild. bw feris, ind. pr. 2 p. s. of ferio, v, a, 4, 7 strike. uyrtubsh pli!” ferris, 2 sing. pres. ind, pass., fero, I bear. ferveo, v. n. 2, pf, ferbui ero asa ee } Tam boiling hot,12 DISTINGUENDA fides, is, s. f, 3, used mostly in pl, a lyre. fides, ci, s. £. 5, trust, faith, filium, aco. s, of filius, ii, sm, 2, a son. filum, i, s. n, 2, « thread. finis, ind. pr. 2 p. s, of finio, ivi, itum, v. a. 4, Z finish: finis, is, s, m. and £, 3, an end. fisus, pt. of fido, v. n. 3, J érust. fissus, pt. of findo, v. a, 3, fidi, fissum, I split, fictus, pt, of fingo, v. a. 3, finxi, fictum, I shape, invent, fixus, pt. of figo, fixi, fixum, v. a. 3, Lfiz. fldmen, nis, s,m. 8, @ priest. flamen, inis, s. n. 8, « gale, feedus, adj., foul. feedus, dris, s. n. 3, a treaty. foris, foras, adv., outside, foris, is, s. £3, a door, forum, s. n. 2, market-place. forum, ace. of forus, i, s, m. 2, the gangway of a ship. frétum, i, s. n. 2, @ strait. frétum, from fretus, adj., relying on. frictus, pt. of frico, ui, v. a. 1, Z rub. frietus, pt. of frigo, frixi, v. a. 3, J roast, pareh. frons, tis, frons, d £. 8, the forehead. , 8 £3, ale DISTINGUENDA fructus, s. m. 4, an enjoyment, fruit. fructus, or frititus, pt. of fruor, v. d. 3, Z enjoy. fiigio, fai, fugitum, v. a. 3, Z fly. fiigo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J put to flight. fulgor, dris, s. m. 3, lightning, brightness, fulgur, iiris, s. n. 3, Lightning. fulsi, pf. of fulgeo, no supine, v. n. 2, I shine. fulsi, pf. of fulcio, fultum, v. a, 4, Z support by props. fundo, fadi, fiisum, v. a. 3, Z pour, spill, rout. fundo, d. and abl s. of fundus, s. 2 m., the bottom of a thing ; a farm. fundo, fundavi, fundatum, v. a. 1, lay fownda- tions of. finis, s. m. 3, a rope. fiiniis, aris, s. n. 3, @ burial. fiir, faris, s,m. and f. 3, a th furfur, tris, s. m. 3, bran. fiiror, itus, ari, v. dep., J steal. fitror, oris, s. m. 3, madness, fury. fiisus, pt. of fundo (v. supra). filsus, i, s. m. 2, a spindle. @ Gaudéo, gavisus sum, gaudére, v. n. 2, Lam glad. gaudio, d. and abl. of gaudium, s. n. 2, joy. gélo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J cause to freexe . gélu, tis, s. n, 4, frost, icy coldness,14 DISTINGUENDA gemino, avi, atum, v. a, and n. 1, I double. geminus, adj, twin. gemmeus, adj., adorned with jewels, gemitus, s. m. 4, sigh, grown. genitum, sup. of gigno, genui, I produce, gemmo, ayi, tum, v. a. 1, J put forth buds. gémo, wi, itum, v. n. 3, Z groan. gina, , s. f. 1, the cheek. genu, dis, s. n. 4, dhe knee. généris, dat. pl. m. 2, gener, son-in-law. generis, gen. sing, neut. 8, génus, race, birth, gutta, @, s. £1, a drop. guttur, tiris, s. n. 8, the throat. EH HEbE, no pf. or sup., v. n. 2, Lam blunt. hebéto, avi, atum, v. a. 1, L make blunt. hera, w,s.f. 1, and hérns, i, s. m. 2, mistress and master of a house. hére, and her’, adv., yesterday. hiriido, inis, s. £. 8, a Leech, bloodsucher. hirundo, inis, s. ¢, 8, « swallow. horréo, ui, v. n. 2, I stand on end, bristle. horréo, d. and abl. s. of horréum, i, s. n. 2, @ barn. hiimo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, Z bury. hiimo, d, and abl. s. of humus, i, s. f. 2, theground, the earth, DISTINGUENDA a Thi, adv., there. ibi, or ibidi, dat. of ibis, s. £3, an Egyptian bird. ibis, 2p. s. 1 fut. of &, vn. 4, Zgo. illectus, pt. of illicto, oxi, ectum, v.a. 3, T entice ; also adj., unread. imminéo, v. n. 2, no pf. or sup., I hang over. imminito, v. a. 3, ui, ditum, Zdiminish. immutatus, pt. of immito, avi, atum, v. a. 1, 7 change ; also adj. unchanged. impendeo, di, sum, v. a. and n, 2, I hang. impendio, d. and abl. of impendium, an, expense. impendo, di, sum, v.a. 3, I weigh upon, I spend upon. inanditus, pt. of inaudio, I hear; also adj. wn- heard. incendo, di, sum, v. a. 3, I set fire. inscendo, di, sum, v. a. 3, [climb into. incendio, d. and abl. s. of incendium, s. n. 2, fire. incensus, pt. of incendo ; also adj., not registered, inoitus, adj, set in rapid motion ; (2) not moved. ineoetus, pt. of incaquo, coxi, coctum, v. a. 3, I boil in with ; also adj., raw, wncooke inedlas, ace. pl. of incéla, @ s.m. and f.1, an in- habitant. inedlas, 2 p. sing, conj. m. p. t. of inctlo, ui (no sup.), va 3, L inhabitDISTINGUENDA inetbiti inettbo, v. n. 1, Fie a ot. nom. Ghebti oe ee ean en Team tspon. indico, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J show, declare, indico, xi, ctum, v. a. 3, J proclaim. indigos, stis, adj., native of. indiges (is), or indigus, adj., needing, in want of infectus, adj., not made or done. infectus, pt. of inficio, feci, v. a. 3, J mim, taint. infére, g. and d.s. £, and n. and v. £. pl. of inférus, adj., underneath. inférie, arum, s. f. pl. 1, sacrifices in honour of the dead. infrenatus, pt. of infreno, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J bridle also adj., unbridled. infractus, pt. of infringo, fregi, fractum, v. a. 3, 7 break, bruise, infrictus, pt. of infrico, cii, ctum and catum, v. a. 1, Lrub in, inndto, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J swim in, innato, d. and abl. s. of innatus, pt, of innascor, v. n, 8, Lam born in. inquisitus, pt. of inquiro, quisivi, quisitum, v, a. 3, T seck after ; also adj., not sought after. insidéo, sedi, sessum, v. n. 2, sit in or upon. , insidior, atus, v. dep. 1, J lie in ambush. insidie, n. pl. f. 1, arum, an ambush. insido, sidi, sessum, v. n. 3, I settle upon. DISTINGUENDA insisto, v. n. 3, stiti (no sup), Z stand on. insitio, onis, s. £. 3, « grafling. insuétus, pt. of insuesco, v. n. 3, insuevi, Z become accustomed to ; also adj., not accustomed. inteotus, pt. of intego, xi, v. a. 3, I cover in; also adj, uncovered, bare, interdum, sometimes, interea, meanwhile. intritus, pt. of intoro, trivi, tritum, v. a, 3, Z rub, bruise ; also adj., not rubbed. invideo, vidi, visum, v. a. 2, I look askance at. inviso, si, sum, v. a. 3, I look after. invidus, adj., envious. invisus, part. and adj., hated, hateful; and adj., not seen. zi invitus, adj., anwilling. invius, adj., pothless. invoeatus, pt. of invico, avi, v.a. 1, J call upon ; also adj., uncalled. irruptus, pt. of inrumpo, rapi, v. a. 3, [burst into ; also adj., unbroken. a Tacéo, cdi, cttum, v. n. 2, J Lie. jacio, jéci, jactum, v. a. 3, throw, in compas. ‘io, jeetum, jactura, ©, 6. £. 1, loss, damage, jactus, s,s. m. 4, a throw or cast.18 DISTINGUENDA jiiba, @, sf. 1, a horse’s mane. jitbar, aris, 5. n. 3, « ray of light. jligis, adj., joined ; also d. and abl. pl. of jiigum. jiigis, adj., perennial. jigérum, s. n. 2, an acre. jugulumi, i, s. n. 2, the throat. jligum, s. n. 2, « yoke. jumentum, s. n. 2, « beast of burden. jus, juris, s. n. 3, soup. jus, j jusjurandum, jurisjurandi, s. n. 2, an oath, justitia, s. f. 1, justice, justitia, pl. n. of justitium, s.n. 2, a legal vacation. juvenis, s. ¢. 8, « young man or woman. Javenta, 2s £1 Vite time of youth. juventus, itis, s. £3 L Labo, avi, Atum, v. n. 1, J totter. Jabor, lapsus, labi, v. n. d. 3, I slide, fall. lbor, oris, s. m. 3, labour, toil. licerna, «, s. 1, a cloak, Ticerna, w, s. 1, «lamp. Ticerta, s. f. 1, or Hicertus, s. m. 2, @ Heard. licertus, i, s. m. 2, the arm, from the shoulder to the elbow. léeiina, w, s. f. 1, a diteh, gap. lciin’r, aris, s. n. 3, a panel, ceiling. 5, 8. n. 3, Law, as established by custom. DISTINGUENDA 19 letus-a-um, adj,, glad. levus-a-um, adj, on the left, awkward. liter, aris, s,m. 3, « brick. latus, ris, s. n. 3, a side, latus, adj., broad. Tatus, pt. fero, tuli, latum, J bear. lautus, pt. livo, lavi, lautum, Z wash. latro, avi, atum, v. n. 1, Z bark. latro, Onis, s. m. 3, a hired servant, a thief. lectus, pt. of lego. lectus, i, s. m. 2, a couch. lego, avi, atum, v.a.1, Z send an ambassador, or deputy. légo, légi, lectum, v. a. 3, J choose, gather, read, lentus-a-um, pliant, slow. letum, i, s. n. 2, death ; hence letalis and letifor, deadly. Lépor and lépos, oris, s. m. 3, pleasantness, wit. lépiis, oris, s,m, 8, @ hare, levis, adj., light. levis, adj., smooth, polished. libér, ora, drum, adj., free. liber, ori, s. m. 2, a name of Bacchus ; hence wine. Biber, bri, s. m. 2, @ book, list, de. liberi, n. pl. s. 2, children. licet, v. n. 2, impers., it is Jangful (dat. person). licet, conjunction and subjunct,, although. clDISTINGUENDA 20 ligo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J bind. Tigo, dnis, s. m. 3, @ mattock. limo, v. a. 1, avi, atum, I file off, pare anoay. limo, d. and abl. sing. of limus, s. m. 2, mud. Timo, d. and abl. sing. of limus, s. m. 2, girdle. Vimo, d. and abl. sing. of limus, adj., slanting. Lino, lévi or livi, litum, v. a. 3, Z smear. Tino, d. and abl. of Imum, s. n. 2, flaw, Uiqueo, liqui or lictti (no sup.), v. a. 2, 2 make Tiquid. Tiquo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, Zmake liquid, J melt, Liquor, oris, s. m. 3, Liquidity, « fluid. liquor, no pf, liqui, v. n. dep. 3, 2 am liquid, 1 D. Titéra or littéra, w, 8. £ 1, a letter. Titéra or littora, n. pl. of littus (litus), dris, sn. 3, @ shore. Inetus, ais, s,m. 4, grief. Tneus, i, s. m. 2, @ grove. Instrum, i, & n. 2, purification or period of five yes. lit&us, saffron-coloured. Titum, i, 5. n. 2, a plant producing yellow dye. Tiitum, i, s. n. 2, mud, clay. uM Mala, w, 5. f. 1, the cheek bone. mala, n. and ace. pl. of malum (i, 8 n. 2), an apple. ' maliis, i, milus, adj 4.2, an apple-tree, bad, wicked. DISTINGUENDA 21 mando, avi, atum, v. a. 1, I put into one’s hands, order. mando, di, sum, v. a, 3, J chew. méné, imp. pres. of manvo, mansi, mansum, v, n. 2, Lremain, mané, neut. indecl., the morning; adv., in the ‘morning. ménés, ind. m. pr. tense, 2 p. sing. of mineo, I remain. manes, ium, m. pl. 3, the Gods of the deud. mensa, «, s. £1, « table. mensis, is, sm. 3, a mouth. mentior, mentitus, mentiri, v. d. 4, I tell a lie, metior, mensus, metiri, v. d. 4, J measur méto, messui, messum, v. a. 3, J reap, mow. m&, v.a. 1, Igo. mé6, dat, sing. mase. méus, -a, -um, mine. merees, adis, 5. £3, hire, wages. merx, mereis, s. . 3, goods, merchandise. minor, oris, adj. comp. of parvus, /ittle, minor, atus, ari, v. d. 1, I threaten. missus, pt. of mitto, misi, missum, v. a. 3, Z send. mistus, or mixtus, pt. of misceo, cui, mistum or mixtum, v.a. 2, [ mie, mila, , 8. f, 1, a mill-stone. moles, is, s. f. 3, @ heavy mass. mbritus, pt. of moror, morari, v. n.d. 1, I delay. moratus, adj., having certain manner or character.22 DISTINGUENDA mérior, mortuus, mori and moriri, vn. dep. 3, F die. méror, moratus, morari, v. n.d. 1, Z delay. mors, n. £. 3 dee. genit. mortis, death. mos, n. mase. 3 dee. moris, custom. mora, n. £. 1, gonit. more, delay. mundé, adv. from mundus, adj, neat. munde, v. of mundus, i, s. 2m. the world, miiris, d. and abl. pl. of mirus, i, s.m, 2, « wall. minis, g. s. of mils, s. 3, a mouse. mutus, adj., dmb. miltitiis, adj., Borrowed. N Nitio, onis, s. f. 3, a nation. nato, v. freq. 1, avi, atum, Z swim about. né, exclam., of a truth. né, conjunct., that not. né, interrogative particle. nébilla, w, s. 1, «mist. nébiil6, ouis, s. m. 8, an idle rascal. neguaquam, by no means, nequicquam, in vai nex, nécis, s. f. 3, deat nix, nivis, s. f. 3, snow. nox, noctis, s. f. 3, night. noxia, «, 5. f. 1, harm. 8 £3, @ nud. DISTINGUENDA. 23, nisi, conj., unless, if not. nisi, or nixi, fr. nisus or nixus, pt. of nitor, v. d. 3, T lean upon ; also nisus, s. 4, m.,a leaning upon. novo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J renew. nyo, d. and abl. sing. of novus, new. novus, new. nonus, ninth. niibes, n. s. £. 3, a cloud. niibes, 2 sing, fut. ind. act. of nubo, Z marry. niido, avi, atum, v. a, 1, Z make bare. nido, d. and abl. of niidus, adj., bare. numquam, adv., never. nusquam, adv., nowhere. 0 Oblitus, pt. of oblino, levi (or Nniti), Iitam, v. a. 3, IT smear over. oblitus, pt. of obliviscor, v. d. 3, Z forget. obséro, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J bolt, I bar. obséro, sévi, satum, v. a. 3, J plant about. obsiddo, sédi, sessum, v. a. 2, [remain near, besiege. obsido, v. a. 3 (no pft. or sup.), I beset, lay siege to. obsidio, dnis, s. f. 3, a siege. obfiii, ptt. of obsum, es (also offtti), J injure, obsiti, pft. of obsiio, satum, v. a. 3, J sew on, occitlo, citliti, cultum, v. a. 3, I hide, Sciilo, d. and abl. s, of dotilus, s. m. 2, an eye. odium, subst. 2 n., hatred. otium, subst. 2 n., leisure.24 DISTINGUENDA 8186, olai (no sup.), v. n. 2, J emell of. 8166, d. and abl, of dléum, i, s. n. 2 olive oil, oil. olla, «, s. f. 1, a pot, ajar. olla and olla, for illé and illa, from ollus, old form of ille, he, that. dlor, sloris, s. m. 3, @ swan. Slits, léris, 8. n. 3, garden herbs. opera, n. s. f. 1 subst., care, opera, n. p. neut. 3 subst, opus, work. Spimus, adj., splendid. optimus, adj. sup. of bonus, best. optimas, atis, s. and adj., aristocratic, Spils, vris, sn. 3, work, Spus, subst, indecl., need ; or adj. ind., necessary. orbis, is, s. 3 m., a circle, the world. orbis, d. and abl. pl. of orbits, adj., dere/t. ordior, orsus, v. dep. 4, I begin. drior, ortus, driri, v. dep. 3 and 4, I arise, appear. 48, dris, s. n. 3, the mouth, face, 5s, ossis, 8. n. 3, @ bone, Bvo, atum, v. n. 1, I celebrate an ovation, ewult. vo, d. and abl. of ovum, an egg. E Pactus, pt. of piciscor, v. dep. n. and a, 3, I bargain, covenant. panctus or pactus, pt. of pango, panxi, pigi or pépigi, v. a. 8, Z settle, fiw. DISTINGUENDA 25 palatum, sn. 2, the roof of the mouth, palate, palatium, 5. n. 2, one of the sever hills of Rome, palace. pilus, i, s. m. 2, a stake, pilus, tdis, s. £ 3, @ marsh. pando, avi, atum, v. a, 1, Z bend; d. and ab. of pandus, adj., bent. pando, pandi, pansum and passum, ¥. a. 3, J open. pareo, d. and abl. of pareus, adj., sparing. parco, péperci and parsi, parcitum and parsum, v. a. 3, I spare. parens, adj., obedient. parens, tis, s. 3, m. and £,, a father or mother. pareo, pari, paritum, v. n. 2, J appear, obey. pario, popéri, partum, v. a. 3, Z bring forth. passer, éris, s. m. 8, a sparrow, passim, adv., here and there, dispersedly. passum, n. of passus, pt. of pando, v. a. 3, Z open. passum, n. of passus, pb. of piitior, v. dep. 3, I suffer. passum, ace. of passus, sm. 4, a step. pavo, onis, s. m. 3, « peacock. pavor, dris, s. m. 3, fear. péets, pecdris, v. n. 3, « head of cattle, herd. péous, peciidis, s. f. 3, @ single head of cattle, pédds, peditis, sm. 3, a foot soldier. pés, pedis, s,m. 3, a foot,26 DISTINGUENDA pellax, acis, adj., seductive. pellex, cis, s. £. 3, a concubine. pellis, is, s. f. 3, a skin. pelvis, is, s. £3, @ basin. pendéo, pépendi, pensum, v. n. 2, Zhang, am sus- pended. pendo, na ndi, pensum, v. a. 3, cause to hang, perago, égi, actum, v. a. 3, I do thoroughly. peragro, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J wander through. perjéro and pajéro, avi, atum, v. n. 1, J swear falsely. perjiro, d. and abl. of perjirus, adj., falsely sworn, pignus, nom. nent. sing. of pignus, genit. pignoris, pledge. pingo, pinxi, pictum, 7 paint. pinguis, e, adj, rich or fat, pila, w, s. £. 1, @ mortar, pillar, pile. pila, w, s. £1, a ball, pilum, i, 5. n. 2, a pestle, a heavy javelin ; hence pilatus, armed with a javelin. pilus, i,s. m. 2, @ division of the Triarti in a Roman legion ; hence pilanus, a tiarius. pilus, i, sm. 2, @ hair. pileus and pileum, i, s. m. and n. 2, cap of liberty ; hence pileatus-aum, adj. wearing cap of liberty. pliiceo (in compds. pliceo), plicui and plicitus sum, citum, v. n. 2, J please. placo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J quiet, soothe. DISTINGUENDA. plaga, w, s. £1, a dlow. pliga, w, sf. 1, «flat suxface, district, snare. pleeto, xi and xiii, xum, v. a. 3, I plait, bind. plecto (most frequently passive used), v. a, 3, Z punish (no pit. or sup). pliires, n. and ace. pl. m. and f, of plus, comp. of multus, more, pluries, ad., very frequently. pollen and pollis, inis, s, £3, fine flour. pollens, pt. of polléo, v. n. 2, 1 am powerful. ponti, dat, sing. mase. of pons, bridge. ponti, gen. sing. masc. of pontus, sea. pdpiilo and popitlor, popiilatus, v. a. 1, 7 devastate, lay waste. pdpiilus, i, s. m. 2, « people, multitude. popiilus, i, s. £2, poplar tree. porrectus, pt. of porricio, éci, ectum, v. a. 3, I offer sacrifice to the Gods. porreotus, pt. of porrigo, rexi, rectum, v. a. 8, stretch out. porta, «, s. f. 1, @ gate; also imp. 2 s. of porto, v. a. 1, Z carry. portus, iis, sm. 4, a harbour. potion, iri, Itus, v. dep. 4, Z become master of. potior, adj. comp. of potis, preferable. prada, subst, £1 dec., booty. predo, subst, m, 3, gonit. predonis, robber. prasto, adv., af hand, quickly. presto, stiti, stitum and stitum, v. a. 1, I stand before, perform. Praeshico are, Jaueak28 DISTINGUENDA précéres, fr. procer, s. m. 3, the leading men, procérus, adj., ‘ail. profecto, adv., ceriainly. preefectus, i, s. m. 2, a prefect. profectus, pt. of proficio, feci, fectum, vy. a. 3, Z make way. profectus, pt. of proficiscor, v. dep. 3, J set owt, profectus, subst, 4 dec. mase., growth. prolido, si, sum, v. n. 3, play beforehand. proliio, ltt, liitum, v. a. 3, 7 wash oud, prdpius, neut. of propior, and adv,, more nearly. Proprius, adj., one’s own. pugno, dat. sing, mase. pugnus, 2nd dec., fist. pugno, verb act. 1 conjugation, J fight. pugna, nom. sing. fem. pugna, Ist dec., battle. pullus, i, s. m. 2, «@ young animal. pullus, adj., dark colowred. putea, lis, s. n. 3, an enclosure, round a well. piitéus, i, s. m. 2, a well. pitridus, adj., decayed. Piitidus, of style, affected, stinking, Q Queesitus-a-um, part. of quero, select. PA q D queestus, iis, s, m. 4, profit, questus, tis, s, m. 4, complaining, qualis, adj., of what sort, qualis, d. and abl. pl. of qualus, or qualum, « wicker basket. DISTINGUENDA quasso, avi, atum, v. a. 1, I shake repeatedly. quasso, d. and abl. m. and n. of quassus, pt. of quiitio, v. a. 3, Z shake. R Ritis, s. £. 3, a raft, boat. A ritus, pt. of réor, v. dep. 2, J reckon, I appoint. réciiso, avi, atum, v. a 1, Zrefuse, decline. récusso, d. and abl. of recussus, pt. of reeiitio, 7 strike backwards. reddo, v. a. 3, to give back. redeo, v. n. 2, fo return, redditus, pt. of reddo, didi, ditum, v.a. 3, [give back. réditus, sm. 4, a return ; from rédeo, ivi and Yi, tum, v. inv. 4, redimio, fi, tum, v. a. 4, Z bind round. redimo, émi, emptum, v. a. 3, J buy back. réfert, ind. p. 3 sing. from référo, rétuli or retttili, relatum, v. itr. 3, I bring back. réfert, imp. v. é concerns, réfertus, perf, part. pass. reforcio, v. a. 4, stuf”; perf. refersi, refertum. régio, Onis, s. f. 3, « district, quarter. Tégio, d. and abl. m. and n. of régius, adj., royal. régis, g. sing. and reges, n. and ace. pl. of rex, s. m. 3, a king. régis, ind. pr. and réges, Ist fut. (2nd sing.) of régo, v. a 3, D rule.30 DISTINGUENDA réliquia, drum, £, pl. 1, remains, r8liquee, ¢ and d.s. fem. andn, pl. fem. of reli adj., the rest. i Kes reliqui, n,m. pl. adj,, the rest. reliqui, perf, ind. act, relinquo, leave behind. repens, pt. of répo, repsi, reptum, v. n. 3, T creep. repens, tis, adj. (also adv,), sudden, suddenly. Tigéo, v. n. 2, ti, no sup. Zam stiff, numb. Tigo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, I wet, moisten, ridens, tis, s. m. 8, « rope, cord of u ship. riidens, tis, pt. of riido, ivi, tum, bre, v.n. 3, Z roar. riidis, adj., rongh, unpolished. riidis, is, «. £. 3, a stick or rope. Sagus, adj., prophetic. sigum, i. s. n. 2, a military cloak. shlix, icis, s, £3, a willow, silex, Icis, s. m. 3, « flint, silum, s. n. 2, the salt sea. silus. itis, s, f. 3, health, safety. Sapo, dnis, 8. m. 3, soap. sipio, ivi or ii, v. n. 3, no sup., I taste. sitio, avi, atum, v. a, 1, Zl, satiyfy. sitio, Onis, s. f. 3, « sowing, ‘ DISTINGUENDA 31 siitor, dris, s,m. 3, a sorver. siti, tira, trum, adj., full of food. situs-aum, part. of sero, sown, begotten; hence situs, i, s,m. 2, @ son. sita, w, s. £. 1, a daughter. sta, orum, pl. neut. 2, slanding corn. situs, as, sm. 4, @ sowing, origin, race, secundum, preposition with ace., following after. secundum, ace. m. s. secundus-a-um, favourable, sdeiiris, is (ace. im), s. f. 8, an ame, sécitrus, adj., free from care. s&des, 2 p. s. ind. m. p. t. of séd¥o, sédi, sessum, v. vena 1 sit, sédes, is, s.f. 8, @ seat. sni, dat. sing, of senex, an old man. séni, distributive numeral, six each. s8r0, striti, sortum, v. a. 3, I put in a row. séro, sévi, stitum, v. a. 3, J sow. servio, ivior ii, itum, v. n. 4, J am slave to, servo, dvi, atum, v. a. 1, J save, deliver. sitio, ivi or fi (no sup.), v. n. 4, Z thirst. sitis, is, s. f. 3, thirst. situs, as, s. m. 4, « sifwation. sdcér (or sdcérus), éri, s. m. 2, a father-in-law. socrus, tis, sf. 4, @ mother-in-law, siléa, «, s. f. 1, a sole, sandal. sbléo, solitus, v. n. 2, J am wont,32 DISTINGUENDA sblium, i, s. n. 2, « seat or throne. sdlum, i, s. n. 2, earth, ground. solum, n. of solus, adj., alone. sperno, v. a. 3, sprevi, spretum, despise. sterno, v, a, 3, stravi, stratum, strem. stipes, itis, s,m. 3, « log, trunk of a tree. stipis, gen. (nom. stips rare), . £. 3, gift, charity, stlipens, adj., made of flaw (stupa). stiipidus, adj., senseless, stupid. siibdles (sobdles), is, 8. £. 3, offspring, race. stibolet, impers., i¢ causes any one to perceive. superat, 3 sing. pres. ind. act. supero, v. a. 1, I conquer. supererat, 3 sing. imperf. ind. supersum, I survive. suspicio, exi, ectum, v. a. 3, I look upwards. suspicio, dnis, s. £ 3, a mistrust, suspicion. sills, gen. of siis, s. c. 3, @ swine, a sow. sills, d, and abl. pl. of suns, his own, pron. poss. ai Tada, , 8. £. 1, a pine torch. teedia, n. and a, pl. of twdium, sn, 2, weariness, tilis, adj., of such hind. talis, d. and abl. pl. of talus, an ankle, foot, dice. tendo, tétendi, tentum and tensum, v. a. 3, J stretch. téno, teniti, tontum, v. a. 2, F hold; compds. tineo. DISTINGUENDA 83 téres, tirétis, adj., rownded. p.s. 1 fut, of téro, trivi, tritum, v. a. 3, torpéo, pui, v. n. 2, Lam numb. forquéo, torsi, tortum, v. a. 2, 7 tvist, trunons, i, s. m. 2, trunk of a tree, the body. fruncus, adj, twisted, mutilated. U Ultro, adv., beyond, spontaneously ; vide citro. ultra, adv. and prep. with ace., beyond. ina, adv., together with. anicus, adj., one, and one only. finus, adj., one (of several, or many). uncus, i, sm. 2, « hook. uneus, adj., hooked, bent in. unda, ©, s. f. 1, water. undans, pres. pt. of undo, surging, swelling. und8, ad., whence. ‘isus, pt. of ator, v. dep. 3, Zuse. lisus, fis, sm. 4, use, practice, liter, utris, s,m. 3, a bag made of hide. ter, titra, trum, gen. utrius, dat. utri, whether of the two. iit&r8, pres. imperat. utor. iitére, 2 sing. fut. ind. utor. iitérus, i, s. m. 2, the womb. iti, inf. of ator. itl, other form of tit, adv. and conj., how, as, in order that, >34 DISTINGUENDA v Vico, avi, atum, v. n. 1, Tam empty, have time for ; also impers. viicilo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J make empty. vado, d. and abl. of vadum, s. n. 2, a shallow ; hence vadostis-a-um, fill of shallows, vad, si, sum, v. n. 3, go. vallis, is, s. £3, « valley. vallum, i, s. n. 2, a palisuded rampart. valliis, i, s. m. 2, a stake. vallo, avi, atum, v. a. 1, J surround with a rampart. vanus-a-um, adj., vain, emply. vannus, i, s. f. 2, winnowing fan, vas, vidis, s. m. 3, @ surety. vis, vasis, s. n. 3, a vessel, vectis, is, s. m. 3, « lever. vectus, pt. of vého, vexi, vectum, v. a. 3, J carry. véna, w, 8. €. 1, vein. vénénum, i, s. n, 2, poison. vénia, @, s. f. 1, pardon. vendo, ivi or ii, tum, v. n. 4,1 go for sale, I am sold. vénio, véni, ventum, v. n. 4, I come. ver, veris, s. n. 3, the spring. vir, viti, s. m. 2, @ man. véré, abl. sing. neut. ver, the spring. veré, adv., truly. vero, adv., in truth, verum, conj., but, DISTINGUENDA 385 | verro, verri, versum, v. a. 3, I sweep. verto, ti, versum, v. a, 3, J turn. versus, ady. and prop., towards, against. versus, tis, s. m. 4, a line, a verse. vespa, w, s. f. 1, o wasp. vespér, oris, s.m. 3, the evening. vatitum, supine of veto, v. a. 1, forbid. ‘vetustum, aco. sing. m. of vetustus-a-um, ancient. ni-e-a, num. distrib. twenty each. vices, nom. f. pl. vicem, defective noun, change. vieini, nom. pl. m. vicinus-a-um, neighbouring, from vicus, i, 8. m. 2, village. vit victus, as, s. m. 4, victuals, fare, victus, pt. of vinco, viei, v. a. 3, J conquer vinotus, pt. of vineio, vinxi, vinctre, v.a. 4, bind. vidéo, vidi, visum, v. a. 2, I see. vidio, avi, atum, a. 1, bereave of; also d, and abl. sing. of vidius, adj., bere/t of: vyilia, nom. neut, pl. vilis, ¢, adj, cheap. villa, w, 8. £ 1, eountry-house. vineo, vici, vietum, v. a. 8, J conquer. | vineio, vinxi, vinctum, v. a. 4, J bind. | vidlans, pt. of vidlo, avi, stum, v. a. 1, I injure, | ‘profane. | vidlens, adj., violent. | viscum, i, s. n. 2, bird-lime, | Viseils, tris, s. n. 3, the entrails.36 DISTINGUBNDA CLASSICAL WORKS PUBLISHED BY WHITTAKER & CO. visio, nis, s. £. 3, the act of seeing, Viso, visi, visum, v. a, 3, freq. of video, Z look at often. 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