C. Sallusti Crispi Catilina et Jugurtha [microform]

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128 respectin sueti They ensoresti the paymen os fines duo to thnstate had the eare os publie prisons, and arried into esseet theson teneo of the la ui On eri initials Di et Antiqq.

129 2 39. Tullianum. A ungeon ad ludo the prison by Servius

Videri, o eum that he ho ul l eem. I9. Illexerat, si otii illicio. 130 2-37. Eo consilio, init thia leκi yn. Purpi Se vie . . Rerum . hia Catillii e s sit iration. Eadem is tho Objec os agitare. 8. Sub ipsis, lose to the ery. 11. Utpote qui inaκinuch he.

denotin militar and nava sordes. Whon limited by an adjeetive. 12. In fuga, Cutiliti se tu hic tulit. 10. compertum, habeo I tire discore l. 22. Animo dative. s. ut 20 cui virile ingenium inest 23. quoque modo et quo modo. 30 Nequi

observos that illis Ord rare ly used by thor good rit 0rs. Oecurs

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Abdo, re disti, Itum, tr. ab

Ab Icio. Fra jeci, jectum tr. ab

Absolvo, ri, i, lutum, tr. ab

224 AB U

en dure.

Aequiro, ere, quisivi, quisitum,

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Adgo ire, ii , civi, Itum in tr.

Adipiscor, i adeptus dep. ad φ

sistanee, hel P at d.

Adjungo, ere, mi metum, tr.

Adjuvo stre, uri jutum, tr. ad

ister), an ut tendant, uiter, Inaringer nn Ssistunt.

Adolescens, entis adj. adolesco'.

Adopto, stre, avi, tum, tr. ad

Adquiro. See Aequiro. Adrectus, a, m. See Arrectus. Adrogo. See Arrogo. Adscensus, iis See Ascensus. Adscendo. See Ascendo. Adscisco und Ascisco, re solvi,

Adstrictus, a, um, pari. fm in Aff- stringo. Adstringo eo Astringo. Adsum adesse, adfui, in tr. ad - sumi, to e present, oin hand: to sta nil by ns Sist, uid, hel 9; ο

Domadverto, opposite, fronting,

Advorsor o Adversor. Advorsum. eo Adversum. Advorto. eo Adverto. Aedes, tum, uni Aedis, is s. in

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Aegritudo Inis s. aeger , ill ness,

Aegyptus, i, L. Egypt by omeo the ancients accounted a partos Asia. Aemilius, i m. a Roman amelu longin t the Aemilia gens. Aemulus, a, iam, a M., emulous,

astor the sal os Troy is aid toliave led a colon o Trojans into Italy and to avo laid thesi undations os the Roman State. Aequabilis, e adj. aequo in equat, equabie, uni sortia consistent; equit able just, right. Aequabiliter, adv. , Omp. Aequabilius astiluabilis in equat ly, evenly unis arua ly equably Aequalis e. l. aequus . equat,

mer, Summer uir, Summer hent.

Aesthmo. eo Aestimo.

time. Aetatem agere Or habere, to Pns One 'cli se, to livo. Aeternus, a, um, iij sor aevi ternus, rom aevum), ternat, evertasti ne immortal, Perpetuat.

Aethiops opis m. an thiopian.

tion.

largely, in abundan Q.

Africa, ae L. Afrista It is sonaotimus ut so the Roman provino in Asriea. Africanus, a. m. iij. Africa). Asrie an Africanus, i m. thon rnomen os the two ei pios. givon to them On ne olant os thoi conquest in Africa. Africus, a, um, adj. Asrica , Afri an Mare Africum, tho Modi torransenn ea. Agendus a um, Part. 69m ago. Ager, oi m. a fiet d. farin lanii, soli territ Ory, country.

Aggredior, i essus dep. ad

Agito, stre, livi, tum, tr. ago ,

Ago, ere, egi, actum, tr. to drive, lenit, conduet direct to do,

Auitur, imp. the question is, tho usi nos i s. Agrestis e. iiiij. ager), ruStie,

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ALBAMB

Aliquis, qua . quod, and quid. iii

Aliter, adv. ullus in Other Wi Se in disserent mutitier in an Other

Allicio, re lexi, lectum, tr. nd

Allobrox ogis Allobroges. ogum,

Alo gre, alui, alitum Or altum,

Altitudo, Inis. s. altus), height,

to go abo ut solicit in voles, o

ar undis candidates to an vasssor votes. R candidat ingra ambi

terv adulation.

Amplector, i, exus dep. sam

Amplexor, stri, tus, dep. re'.

ous.

Annius, i m. Caius Annius a Roman reseet en by Metellus to command tho garrisonis Leptis. Annius, i m. Lucius Annius, a tribuno os the plebs. Annius, i m. Quintus Annius, Roman Senator, consederate ith Catiline. Annus, i m. Raear. Annuus, a, um, ad i. annus), un-nuat, early las ting Iear. Ante prep. icit accus..betore Op-

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Ante fero, ferre, illi latum, tr.

Amrio, ire, erui ertum, tr. ad

ovident. In aperto esse, to eclear, lain, evident. Appello, stre, stri, litum, tr. ad --

Appello, ere, puli, ut Sum tr.

Approbo, re invi litum, tr. ad

Aquor, stri litus dep. aqua), ο

crime.

menians.

ripio.

Arripio rare,cipui, eptum, tr. ad

disco. See Adscisco.

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Aspernor, stri, tus, dep. ad

Assideo, ire rasti, essum, tu tr. ad se sedeo), to sit, sit me side

t alii cino' stant.

Athenae, strum f. pl. Athens, thecalii talo, Attica. Atheniensis, is, ad i. s. th DIP). Atheni an Athenienses, iam, m. l. the Atheni an s. Atque conj. ad 'que), nil rendulso: than, as, after comi --

Attribuo,rare, ut, utum, tr. nil b

Benefacio, gre feci, factum, in tr. bono in sileto), O O good bene- fit, et riser a avo r. Benefactum, i n. benefacio), ta

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Bestia, ae s. a Wild east. Bestia, ae m. Lucius Calpurnius Bestia, a Roman consul in D. C. all. Bestia, ae m. Lucius Calpurnius

sederate illi Catilino. Biduum. i. m. bis Φ dies), two

Bruttius R. um adj.. Bruttian. Aser Im ttiua the countryis tho Brutti no Calabriai. Brutus, i, M., iocinaui Brutus. the lius baiad os Sempronia, undconsul in B. C. 77. C.

caedes, is s. caedo in a cultinet,

Caeparius, i m. Quintus Caeparius. Q Terracinia confederateis illi Catiline. Caepio, onis m. Quintus Servilius Caepio a Roman consul in B. C. 406, dolant sed by tho Cimbri. Caesar, aris, M., Caius uultus

Caesar, siris, M., Lucius ullus

calumnia, ne, L, artisce, tricli, Wilos falso accusation; hicane - , intrigue.

camers, ertis, ad i. Camerti an os Camerinum. Subηt. a Camertian, citi eten os Camerinum in Umbria. campus, i m. a plain open sield. t upti Or Campu Martius theseidis Mars, here tho comitia were held. canis, is in and L, R Og. cano rare, cecini, cantum, tr. andiu tr. t Sing to lay, ound, bio . Sisna canunt, the Signals

state.

Capito ranis m. Sue Gabinius. capitolium, i n. caput), the Capitol the temple Ol Jupiter o tho Capitolino hil in Ome. Also, tho hil itself, mons Capitoli

capsa, Re s. a cit os Numidia. capsensis, is m. Capsa), a Cap-

captive, captured. notin aprisoner, a captive.

arthaginiensis, , adj., Carthas iniun. carthaginienses, tum,

pl. the Carthaginians. Carthstgo Inis L, Carthage, a cityos Afri ea. carus, a, um, adj., dear, reeious, costly beloved valued Carumae8tim rare, to valueaighly. cassius, i m. Luoius Cassius, RROmnia praetor, distinguished for tho oundnes und wisdomos his docision S. Cassius, i, in , Lucius Cassius Longinus, a Roman Senator On- foderato illi Catiline. castellanus, a, um, adj. eaStellum), si pertaining to a castioor oriress castellani, rum, the occupant os a castium fort-

Catilina, ae m. Lucius Sergius

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Catiline, the originator os the Catilinari an cons Piraey.cato, dess, m. Marcus Porcius Cato, on cali sed Cato the Ounger, to distingui ii ii in dro in iis grandi ather. Cato the censor. catulus, i m. Quintus Lutatius Catulus Roman senator os trea dignit anil inque nee

celebratus, a, mi Pari undis ij. cel ultro , colebrate d. x tollod, disti metuis hed Solemni ged frequent Od. celebro stre stri intum, tr. scelύ-ber , O irequent, res orto : Ocelebrate solemni Ze to Prat se. ex tot honor rende illustriousor distinguis hed. celer raris, . . Quintus Metellus

celeritas litis, s sceler, sinist),

Cethegus, i m. Caius Cornelius Cethegus a Roman senator Onsederate illi Catiline. cibus, i, M. . modo nourishment, aliment, ieiunis, meat. cielitrix Icis, L. a scar, etentriel. siegio. nis, M. Marcus Tullius Cicero the areat est O Roman

cimbricus, a, um, adj., Cimbrian, luetia in in to the Cimbri. cinna, B, . . Lucius Cornelius Cinna an associatum Marius intitu civit , ars, moto I sor his crueity. circiter, pr p. ith the aco. and

circueo. eo circum eo. circum, ad . aud rep. acit. the

circumho, ire, ii uni trivi, circuI-

circumraro, serre, tuli, Ilitum,

circumfundo, re fudi, fusum,

circumspicio, re, exi, ectum,

Clavis, is, s se laudo), u key. Clemens, entis, a M., mi id gentie, me rei sui; qui ut Placid Culm. clementia, ae s. elemons), mi ld-

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coalesco, re qui, Utum, in tr.

a urname, fami ly a me. e. s.

Scipio, in the nam Publius Cornelius Scipio. Somotimes sed la the a 'nomen res by Sallust in P. C. Seipio Asrielinus. cognosco. ore. novi, estum,

animate.

collibet, ut o bitum est, imp.

coinrade, Pariner, RSSOetate, assistant.

Cominus indv. Sue comminus.

ctiunt.

commendatio, nis, s si immen

commendo, rure, Vi, tum, tr.

ter St.

commonefacio, ere, feci, factum,

commutatio, nis f. dona muto),n Chungo, iterati in charaxing. commuto, are, livi, tum, tr.

Comperio ore pyri, pertum, tr. , ni Di comperior, Iri, pertus

complures, ira, adj lii seon b