tum. Set forth views, state, praedico, āre, āvi, átum. Set out, proficiscor, i, profectus sum, dep. Seven. Septem, indecl. Seventh time. Septimum, adv. Seventh day of the month, in March, May, July, and October. Nonae, arum, f. pl. G. 708, I. 2. Several. Complures, a or ia, pl. Severe. Severus, a, um. Severe, grievous, gravis, e. Sextus. Sextus, i, m.

Share. Communico, āre, āvi, ātum. Sharply. Acriter, adv. Short, brief. Brevis, e. Shoulder. Huměrus, i, m. Show. Ostendo, ère, di, sum and tum; monstro, demonstro, āre, āvi, ātum.

Sicily. Sicilia, ae, f.

ut, conj. Not so much, non tam, adv.

Socrates. Socrates, is, m. Soldier. Miles, itis, m. and f. Solon. Solo and Solon, ōnis, m. Some. Nonnulli, ae, a, pl. Some, any, aliqui, qua, quod. Some one, a certain one, quidam, quaedam, quoddam. Somebody, something, aliquis. G. 191. At some time, aliquando, adv.; aliquo tempore. G. 426. Some-others, alii alii. G. 459. Sometime. Aliquando, adv. Sometimes. Interdum, adv. Son. Filius, ii, m. Soul. Animus, i, m. Sovereignty. Imperium, ii, n. Spain. Hispania, ae, f. Sparta. Sparta, ae, f.

Speak. Dico, ère, dixi, dictum; loquor, i, locutus sum, dep.

Silent. Mutus, a, um.

Silver. Argentum, i, n.

Since, ago, abhinc, adv.

Six. Sex, indecl.

sumptum. Of time, ago, ère, egi, actum.

Sixth of

Quintiles.

Sixth. Sextus, a, um.
July, pridie Nonas
G. 708, III.; 437, 1.
Sixtieth. Sexagesimus, a, um.
Skilled in, skilful in. Perītus, a, um.
Slave be the slave of. Servio, ire,

ivi and ii, itum. G. 385. Slay. Interficio, ĕre, feci, fectum; occido, ère, cidi, cisum. Sleep. Dormio, īre, īvi, ītum. Small. Parvus, a, um. Small, contracted, angustus, a, um. So. Tam, ita, adv.; sometimes rendered by is, ea, id. See 444. In such a manner, sic, adv. So greatly, to such an extent, adeo, adv. So-as, with adjectives, tam quam, adv.; with verbs, sicut, adv. So far, tantum, adv. So far am I from, tantum abest, ut with subj. See 498. So great, tantus, a, um. So many, tot, indecl. So much, tantus, a, um; tantopere, adv. So that,

Animus, i, m.

Spirited, in a spirited manner. Acriter, adv.

Spurius. Spurius, ii, m. Squander. Profundo, ère, fudi,

fusum. Stadium. Stadium, ii, n. Start, set out. Proficiscor, i, profectus sum, dep. State, condition.

Status, us, m. To reduce to a state of peace, paco, āre, āvi, atum. The state, civitas, ātis, f. State, commonwealth, res publica, rei publicae, f. The highest welfare of the state, summa res publica. State, say. Dico, ère, dixi, dictum. Statesman. Is qui rei publicae praeest (praesum, esse, fui). See 438. Station, to place. Colloco, are, āvi, ātum.

Stator. Statue. Stoic.

Stator, ōris, m. Signum, i, n. Stoicus, i, m. Strengthen. Alo, ère, alui, alitum and altum.

Strife. Pugna, ae, f. Strive. Nitor, niti, nisus and nixus sum, dep.

Strong, ample. Amplus, a, um. In the strongest terms, amplissimis verbis.

Strongly. Valde, adv.

Student of. Studiosus, a, um. Studiously. Studiose, adv. Study. Studium, ii, n. Subject, thing. Res, rei, f. On the subject of, concerning, de, prep. with abl.

Subject to be subject to. Pareo, ere, ui, itum. G. 385. Succeed. Succedo, ère, cessi, cessum. G. 386. Success. Felicitas, atis, f. Successful. Secundus, a, um. Such. Talis, e; sometimes rendered by qui, quae, quod. Such, so great, tantus, a, um. Such

as, talis, e- qualis, e; is, ea, id qui, quae, quod; tantus, a, um ·quantus, a, um. See 534. Sudden. Subitus, a, um. Suffer. Patior, i, passus sum, dep. Suffering, pain. Dolor, ōris, m. Sufficient to be sufficient, be able. Possum, posse, potui. Sufficiently. Satis, adv. Suggestion

at the suggestion of. Auctor, in abl. absol. See 504. Suitable. Idoneus, a, um. Suitably worthily enough. Satis digne, adv.

Sulla. Sulla, ae, m.

Sum of money. Pecunia, ae, f. Sumptuous. Sumptuosus, a, um. Sun. Sol, solis, m.

Sunset. Solis occasus, us, m. Superbus. Superbus, i, m. Supplicate. Supplico, āre, āvi, ātum.

Suppose, think. Arbitror, āri, ātus sum, dep.; puto, āre, āvi,

Table. Mensa, ae, f. Tablet. Tabula, ae, f. Take, take up. Capio, ère, cepi, captum. Take, appropriate, sumo, ère, sumpsi, sumptum. Take, carry, porto, āre, āvi, ātum. Take away, tollo, ère, sustuli, sublātum. Take care, caveo, ère, cavi, cautum. Take place, fio, fiĕri, factus sum. Take the census of, censeo, ere, ui, censum. See 490. Talent, native talent. Ingenium, ii, n. Talent, mental ability, mens, mentis, f. Talent, a sum of money, talentum, i, n: Tarentum. Tarentum, i, n. Tarquin, Tarquinius. Tarquinius, ii, m.

Tarquinii. Tarquinii, ōrum, m. pl. Tarry. Commoror, äri, ātus sum, dep.

Teach. Doceo, ere, ui, doctum.
Teach, instruct, erudio, ire, ivi
and ii, itum. Teach, train up,
instituo, ère, ui, utum. See 585.
Teacher. Doctor, ōris, m.; magis-
ter, tri, m. See 423.
Tear. Lacrima, ae, f.

Tedious, long. Longus, a, um.
Tell. Dico, ère, dixi, dictum.
Temperate. Temperans, antis.

This. Hic, haec, hoc. This not strongly demonstrative, is, ea, id.

Thou, you. Tu, tui. Thou thyself, you yourself, intensive, ipse, a,

um.

=

=

498. The that, emphatic. Ille, a, ud; not emphatic, is, ea, id. The the, with comparatives, quo —eo. See 454. Theban, of Thebes. Thebānus, a,

um.

Theft. Furtum, i, n.
Their, theirs. Suus, a, um; not
reflexive, eōrum, eārum. See
468, 2. Their own things, pro-
ductions, sua, ōrum, n. pl. G.
441, 1.

Themistocles. Themistocles, is, m.
Then. Tum, adv.
There. Illic, adv.
Thermopylae. Thermopylae,ārum.
f. pl.

Thing. Res, rei, f.

Think. Sentio, īre, sensi, sensum; puto, are, avi, ātum; arbitror, āri, ātus sum, dep. Think, be of opinion, censeo, ere, ui, censum. See 576. Think, ponder, cogito, āre, āvi, ātum. Think out, commentor, äri, ātus sum, dep.

Thy, your. Tuus, a, um. Thyself, yourself, emphatic or reflexive, not intensive. Tu, tui. By thyself, by yourself, tecum. Tiberius. Tiberius, ii, m. Tigranes. Tigrānes, is, m. Till. Colo, ère, colui, cultum. Time. Tempus, oris, n. At some time, aliquando, adv.; aliquo tempore. G. 426. At times, interdum, adv. For the first time, primum, adv. The second time, itěrum, adv. The seventh time, septimum, adv. For a long time, jamdudum; jampridem, adv. G. 467, 2. In the time of. See 255, 2.

Timid. Timidus, a, um. To. Ad, prep. with acc. To, towards, of friendly feelings and conduct towards a person, erga, prep. with acc. To no purpose, nequidquam, adv. Toil, labor. Labor, ōris, m. To-morrow. Cras, adv. Tongue. Lingua, ae, f. Too. Nimis, adv.; often expressed by the comparative. See 448.

And that too, et is; et is qui-
dem (is, ea, id). G. 451, 2.
Topic each topic, each thing.
Quidque.

Torture. Crucio, āre, āvi, ātum.
Touch. Tango, ĕre, tetigi, tactum.
Towards. Adversus, versus, prep.
with acc.; versus, adv. G. 433,
2. Towards, of friendly feelings
and conduct towards a person, er-
ga, prep. with acc.
Town. Oppidum, i, n.
Treachery, treason.

nis, f.

Proditio, ō-

Treasures, things. Res, rerum, f. pl.
Tried. Spectātus, a, um.
Troublesome. Molestus, a, um.
True. Verus, a, um.
Trumpeter. Tubicen, inis, m.
Trust, to hope. Spero, āre, āvi,
ātum. Trust in, confido, ere,
fisus sum. G. 419, II.; 4, 2).
Truth. Veritas, atis, f.; verum,
i, n. G. 441, 2.

Try. Tento, āre, āri, ātum.
Tullius. Tullius, ii, m.

Twenty. Viginti, indecl.

Twice. Bis, adv.

Unimpaired. Integer, gra, grum.
Unless. Nisi, conj. G. 507.
Unmindful. Imměmor, õris.
Unnecessary. Non necessarius,

a, um.

Unpopularity. Invidia, ae, f.
Until. Dum, donec, conj. G. 522.
Unusual. Inusitātus, a, um.
Unwilling-

to be unwilling. Nolo,
nolle, nolui. G. 293.
Unwillingly. Invitus, a, um.
G.
443.

Upon. In, prep. with acc. and abl.
G. 435. Upon, concerning, de,
prep. with abl.

Upright. Probus, a, um.
Urge. Impello, ère, păli, pulsum.
Use, make use of. Utor, i, usus
sum, dep. G. 419, I.

Useful. Utilis, e. To be useful,
utilis, e, sum, esse, fui; utilitā-
tem affero, ferre, attuli, allātum
See 444.

Usefulness. Utilitas, atis, f.
Useless. Inutilis, e.

Utter. Eloquor, i, locutus sum,
dep.

Utterly. Funditus, adv.