Epitome historiæ sacræ

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Onstans ConstrentIa, , SubS. em. I. Stend- faginess, constaney i Om constans Constituo, constItitere, constItui, constItutum, ver ac t. 3. O QS- tablisti, to appotiat, O determine frona con an statuo Constringo, COI Stringere, Constrinxi, Constrictum, verbisci. 3.

to bin togother, to fasten Domeon and stringo

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93 CUL DE

Credo, credere, credIdi, credItam, ver act. 3. t belleve, to trusi Credulsis, ta lim, ad j credulous, silly, simple, casy; rom credo

os the hoad

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Deambulo deambulare, deambul vi deambulatum, v6r neut 1. t wal abi Oad to ulcus and down froni de and ambulo Debeo debere, debu1, debitum Uerbact. 2. t OWe froni de an habeo Decedo, decedere, decess1 deges- sum, verb neut 3. t depari, oretire, tot dismissed fro de and cedo

Decem numer ad j indecl. ten Decerno, decernere, decrevi, decretum, ver act. 3. to discern to

an carpo Decerto decertare, decertaVi, de

Certo

clarus Ddclinatio, nis, Subs sem. 3.

Declino declinare, declinari, declinatum, ver aci an neut 1.

to bonit, to decline, toraliun

fatigo

liave been absent Degenero, degenerare, degenerRVI, degeneratum, ver neut. I. to degenerate, to ecomo unlike; Dom degener De hortor, dehortari, dehortatus Sum ver dep. I. to dissuade to advisu froni from de an hortor Dein adυ. sameras deinde then Deinceps, adv. hencessirili, hereuDter, successivelyDeinde adu then, thereaster, Domthenee, afterwariis from de and

inde Dejicio, dejicere, dejeci, dejectum,

Delecto, delectis re, electavi, delectatum, et ea mact. I. to delight,

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lenio De leo, delere, delevi, deletum, Verbact. . to tot ut, O deStroy, to abolisti; rom de and leo fortino

Demitto, demittere, demisi, demissum, ετ act. . to senildo via, to et do vim Domi and mitto Demum, ad . at last DCnique, ad D. at ast in fine, at longili frona de novo anil que

nounce, to declare, to Ore warn; fioni de undis uncio Depono, deponere, deposui, depos 1- tu in verbisCl. 3. to place O puteo via, to ut os o deposite ; om de and pono DCporto, oportare, deportavi, de Portatum, sub act. 1. O CarryaWay, to cori Vey, to transpori; frona de and porto Deprecor depress&ri, deprecatus Sum, fr dep. I. to Oseeoli ordes ir Cain est ly, O deprecuteri nona de nil preeor De proliendo, d prehendere, depre

Derelinquo, derelinquCre, derela qui, si relictum, ver act. 3. O leaeve, to bando frona de and relinquo

out to intonii, O desigia si, de und signo

Desilio, desilire, de salivi, and cles 1ldi, desultum, ver neu t. q. to

ea clown to descenda rom dound salio

spuir, t despui os frona dound spero DespJndeo, despondere, deSpondi,

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an sum Deterreo, deterrere, deterrui, deterrItum Ner act. u. to deter tofrighteni Domi und terreo Ddtraho, detrahere, detraxi, de- tractum, ver Mact. 3. to drnw on , t remove, to talio Way fronido an traho Detruxi, indic pers of detraho, I

secrate, to devote sto de and

Dico, dicere, dixi, dictum, verbact. 3. t Stay, to speuk impera live, dic Dictito, dict1tare, dici 1tavi, dict1- tutum, Serb req. act. 1. t tellonen, O preteiad Dom dicto

ing, sit

Digredior, digredi, digrESsus una, ver dep. 3. O go fide, to de-

de luge, an inundation 1 rom. diluo

ces iam ver necit. 3. t depari,

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ver aet. . t Iearn to under-StandDiscumbo, discumbere, discubui, discubitum, Ner neut. . to sitat table, to divideo from dis und

stewarix froin dispenso Dispono, disponere, disposui, dis Positum, ver act. . to et in Order, to dispose, to divide stomdis an pono DissIdium, Ii, Subs neut 2 a Partilago disagreement Dom dis sideo DissImulo, dissimulare, dissImulavi, dissimulatum, ver act. . to dissem tile, to Dign, to concent Domiis and simulo Dissipo, dissipare, dissIpavi, dis-

to disperso, to dissipate from dis and si poDissuadeo. dissuadere, dissitast,

suade to advis Dom Do dis and suadeo Distribuo, distrIbuere, distrIbui, distributum, verbici. 3. O distribute, to divide, o bestos; om dis and tribuomcto ditIdnIs, Subs sem. 3. rule, Porier, aut hority srom dis Diu adu compar diutius, long alon time DIuturnus, a, um, ad j last in g, os long duration frona diu

Verto

Dives, divIlIs, ad j com p. ditior, superi ditissimus, ich, wealthyinvido, divIdere, dΙvisi, diviSum, ver ac t. . to divide, to distributo Domi is unxi duo DivinItus, adu fro God divinely; om divinus Divinus, is um, adj. divine, o or

Divitiae, arum. SubS. Plur fem. I.

DO, dure, dedI, datum, verbis et. I. to give, to grant. Therars persons, dor an de of the passivsare notised Doceo docere, docui, doctum, verbact. 2. t teuch, i insorin to teLDocumentum, i, Subs neut. . an

Dornu Si Icus, a, iam, ad j of the samel, Oufe, domestic, private from

domus Dominus, i SubS. maSc. . a mas

offering 1 romio

ties itat se; Dom dubius

om duo and decem Duplex Icis, ad j doubie twosold:srom duo and plico Duplus, a, um, adj. Oubie, Wicens much froin duplex Duro, iurare. duravi. duratum,

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pers of ago, Idones n. I

aeaud gradior

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breah sortii, to burs forti, Dome and rumpo Erupi, in dic pers of erumpo, Iliave broken

e and jam Etiamsi conj though, although

Europa, ae prop. Subs sem. 1. Europe EVA, ad pr9p. SubS. D m. I. Eve

Venio Eventus, rus, SubS. maSc. q. an event, thecissue; hom evenio EVerto, Vertere evertI, Versum

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Praelise, to instructi rom ex

ver dep. q. to attemptot try, t experienem from ex and thool veri, perior

Extend5, extendere, Xtendi, X- tensum und extentum, verbisci.