INDEX I. ENGLISH. [Q stands for Questions. A. The numerals refer to the First Part of A, sometimes translated by aliquis, abandoned, perditus. able (to be), posse, quire (queo), 125, e. about (concerning), de (abt.,. about (nearly), fere, adv.; circiter, prep. above (such an age), 306, and Q. justice) incusare (gen. of charge). acquit of a capital charge, capitis absol- vere. adapted, accommodatus, 212. adherents (his own), sui. adopt a resolution, consilium inire or capere. advantageous: to be, prodesse (dat.). adversity, res adversa. advice, consilium. advise, suadere (dat.) See 222; mo- affair, res. : afraid to be, timere, vereri, S. 99, e. after, prep. post (with acc.). after the battle, (confestim) a prœlio. of feelings, actions, &c., against a against his will, invitus (adj.). 160, p. age (= time of life), ætas, atis. ago, abhinc (to precede the subst. or agreeable, gratus, 212. agreed: it is, constat (acc. with infin.). all together, cuncti universi, 443. allowed: it is-, constat (acc. with as far as possible, infin.). allowed: I am—, licet mihi. think, haud scio an, 161. (See note on Diff. 25.) already, jam. as far as can be done, quoad ejus fieri as soon as, simul ac; ut primum; quum as many as 200, ad ducentos. also, sometimes translated by the pro- ashamed: am—of, pudet, 207. noun idem, 387. altar, ara. although, 451, and Q. on § 56. although indeed, quamquam (indic.). 399. a man (=any: indef.), quis. amongst (a people), apud with acc. and, p. 18, d; to me and you,' in Lat. angry: to be, irasci (dat.): succensere animal, animal, alis. another, alter, era, &c. G. alterius: an- 38. acc.); cubu, cubit. approved (valour, &c.,) spectatus. army, exercitus, ûs. ask, rogare. ask pardon for a fault, delicti zeniam assault (a town), oppugnare. de vi. assist, auxiliari, adjuvare, opitulari; at anybody's feet. See 75, 1. at two miles off, a millibus passuum Athens, Athenæ. attached to, amans; diligens (with attack, adgredi, gressus; adoriri, ortus attend to, attendere, 229. authority, auctoritas. . B. Baggage, impedimenta, pl. (properly banish, pellere ex civitate (pepul, puls). arrived at: men have, ventum est, base, turpis. battle, bellum. battle of Canna, pugna Cannensis. beaten (to be), vapulare (ab). The pronouns and adverbs for 'any' may be exhibited in a convenient and becoming (to be) decere (acc.). before, adv. antea. before (standing before a sentence), before one's eyes, ob oculos. begin, cœpisse (began, before pass. inf. believe, credere, (dat.) credid, credit. believed, I am, mihi creditur, 285. benefit, beneficium. benefit, v. benefacere (dat.). bereave, orbare (abl.). beseech, obsecrare. bespatter, adspergere (aliquid alicui, besprinkle, best, optimus. or aliquem aliquâ re: best to be done, optimum factu (sup.). best to do, betrayer, proditor. better: it is (= more satisfactory, p. 84. concise form, as in the following table :- All are generally excluded when 'any' follows negatives; or 'without, bridge, pons, ntis, m. burden, onus, oneris. burnt: to be, deflagrare. burst out afresh, recrudescere, crudu. but if, sin; sin autem, 451. but a little more, and he would have but, after universal negatives, (= who but, after universal negatives but, after cannot. See Cannot. buy, emere, em, empt. by letter, per literas. = by near, prope. ex- civil-gown, toga. claim, postulare. clear (excuse), purgare. C. Cæsar, Cæsar, aris. clothe oneself, induere, 283. coast, ora, 40. cold, frig-us, oris. come, venire, vēn, vent. come to the assistance of, alicui aux- illio venire, 242. come to a determination, consilium inire. command, imperare (dat.). call, vocare, appellare, nominare, dicere, command an army, præesse (dat.). See 51. call = summon, vocare. call upon, convenire, ven, vent (aïc.). camp, castra, pl. campaign, end of, 308. can, posse, quire (queo), 125, e. cannet: I cannot bus-, facere non cannot: it cannot be but that, fieri non capable of containing, capax (gen.). care a straw for, flocci facere. care for any thing I care, 470. carry, portare. Carthage, Carthag-o, inis. cast forth, projicere jec, ject. urare, cease, desinere desi, desit: ceased, be- cease speaking tacere, 299. censure, reprehensio, onis. chameleon, chamaleon. chance, casus, ûs. character, mores pl. G. um. charge). absolutum habeo, 364. condemn a man to pay his vow, voti conduct, honorable, honestas. confer an obligation on, gratiam inire congratulate, congratulari, 492. terest, or refert, 207. charge (falsely,) ́insimulare (gen. of constellation, astrum; sid-us, eris. consul, consul, ulis. corrupt, corrumpere, rup, rupt. person). depart a finger's breadth, transversum depend on, niti, nisus or nixus : (in with deprive of, spoliare, orbare; (abl.). desert, deserere, seru, sert. cost, stare, constare, 266. abl.: (dat. of deserve, mereri (merit); well of, bene de. courageously, fortiter. courtesy, humanitas. deserving of, dignus (abl.). deserving to be, &c., dignus esse qui, design, consilium. desire, velle; cupere, cupiv, cupit:: despair of, desperare. destroy utterly, delere, delev, delet. destroy (= burn), concrèmare, 141, c. cross over, transjicere or trajicere, jec, destroy: go about to destroy, perditum ire, 362,* a. deter, deterrere. [See From.] detrimental, to be, detrimento esse, 242. devote oneself to, studere (dat.). difficulty: there is-in doing, &c. = it difficulty: he has- does it, difficile. difference, distantia. in doing, &c. = he Daily, quotidie, indics or in dies singu- difference, it makes a very great, per- los. (See 69, t). dare, audere, ausus sum. danger, periculum. day, by, interdiu, 311. deaf, surdus. dearer, pluris, G. 266. death, mors. death, to (after condemn), capitis. debt, heavy, magnum æs alienum. defend what is actually attacked, de- |