Select orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero

411쪽

ORE PAL

horno

otiosus, a, um, C. otium , ni

poso. per latium, in time of

412쪽

PALPAT

Pamphylia, ae f., Pamphyliis.

Papirius, i m. a Roman gentile

duce, Field; to cause, cension to acquire, procure, Ob- istinis

PartIor, Iri, itus, v. pars), tocri, divide, distribute.

413쪽

PAT PER

onte.

Deiotarum

414쪽

PER PER

Peregrinor, stri, situs, de P. Peregrinus), to e r livo in foreign

exquisite.

Porsero, rerre, tui, istum ire.

Portringo, ro, diem, traotum, tr.

415쪽

PERPER

Porseribo, re ipsi, lytum, tr.

416쪽

PER PLA

anes'.

Perturbo, sire, sivi, situm, tr. per

Pervonio, Ire, veni, ventum, fr.

luso

Phidippus, i m. Phidippus. Philiphicus, acum, Q. Philip Pus), Philippie, of Philip. Philippus, i m. Phili P. Philosophus, i m. ψιλ-upos ,

417쪽

PLA POR

PIduus, i, m. a Roman gentile

more,

Pollio, oro, ut, strum, tr. to pollute, defite, orrupi, violate dis-

Pompa, Re, I, R οlemn procession; a train retinue displu, Pum P, ostentation. Pompesus, i m. a Roman gentile

nam P.

narii P.

418쪽

POR PRA

Possessio omnis F. possideo , a

Posteritas, itis, posterus),

ant S.

futurea

419쪽

PRA PRA

mendation.

prat se, commendation.

Praeforo forem tuli, Isitum irr tr.

in displis , exhibit, exposo. Praenoso dro, mel, laetum, tr.

scribe.Prasiro . Me Praeeo. Praemitto, oro, visi, missum, tr.

PraeforIbo, oro, ipsi, iptum eiu

420쪽

d id

Praesto, stro, Iti, tum ii situm,

Praestat, iuber . it is ottor

Praeterho, Ire, Iri r ii, tum,

si h lo. cum D ubi primum,