Caesar in Gaul, with introduction, review of first-year syntax, notes, grammar, prose composition, and vocabularies

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place in putin embark inspire inlectu , - -um, s.f. Vinicio inimicitia, ae 'rimi M.f. enmity,

hostility

mali sportis, deceive initiatris, f. distinguished, famous: Inlustriore loco natus, o distinguishe ancestry

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Inscientia, ae inscien , in igninrance, lac o acquaintance tin

rationem pugnae inmienter, adν. insultingly, insintentiri arrogantly

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rae minae or Fes, e intent, beabsorbed animis intentia in ea re, Wit thei tand absorbe in thisi in Sister, res mi A am, et een, among inter aciem, in the line. O time, istin fori- uni a reciproca senser inter se, missi in hom, et heach other orone nother cohortati inter se, en umong ain the or ne another simiMκθ, ohaidea intereo dando curavit, arrange formes exinanginthostages

at a . . . distance, aiter an . . .

intervat

interim, a v. meminite interior, tua, αν. inner, interior, more intimate. --- irum asnoun, interiores, men in thecim terior, men in the winteritus, us inreus, m. destru tion, deam intermura, mittere, MISI, miama, trans anae intrans., leave cis, di Continue stop neque diem neque

noctem not eas da ormioq; apatiis intermiasis leavincinis vias nocte intermissa, a tot intervening intem io, onia in necf. , exissemination, annihilation

interrupi, interiere Minintermis, Mnere, soaui, Postitua, mans. Put in be-een interpose, allege nulla uapieiune boni imis Mita, o suspicio os mar

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interprea isso interpres, Pretia, α, mediator, imterpreter interpretor, ari, alus, M'. MunS., interpret, explain interrog6, are, ini, area, munS., question, askinterm o ma ere, M i, - tua,

infrans. een, e in beengaged in non amplius intereat, there is an interva o no morethan u. - Ευ. impera. it is es

into, res mira acci into, istin, inside

m in

introduco, ducere, duri, ductus, trans. lea in bring in march

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Italia, ae, in Italy in Caesar' timeno includin the great plain atthe nori of the peninsula)itaque, a ., and D, accordingi therefore item, a v. in like manner, O vim, in the fame Wayiter, itineris eo mJ, n. road marin, journey in itinere, o me rota; iter facere, march, travel magnis itineribus, hy forced marcheslterum, a . a secon time again: aeme atque iterum, again and again iuba, ae, in manelahed iubere, iussi, iussus, tranS., order, command rad

iumentum, Q fi u , n , eas of burdeniunctura, ae fiui ob in acioining, joint quantum iunctura distabat, a far a the distance part of

iung6, iungere, tundia, iunctus,am ., join unite, attach together iunior, comp. o iuVenis Iunius H, m. a Roman gentile nameis iter, laria m. the god of lightand the heavens, in Was regardedas the supreme divinit of the

the Rhone to the Rhine

tin aniam ista, iuris n. justice, right iam tua iurandum, athiussit, abI. useta a v. by order, b commandiustitia, inedius ab in justice iustus - -um, aes, uSt, laWful. Also, complete, Perfect regular: populi Romani iustissimum est imperium, the Romans are beatentiue to dominion

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Carthaginian Karthagd, inis, in Carthage, a ci o Phoenician colonisis in thenorther coastis Africa L Roman numeralior fis

L. abbr. for Luaen Labeo, dias see ablua herius, i m. a Roman gentilename bibnus, i m. a Roman fatalyname. - Ευ. T. Atius Labienus, a violent partisan o Caesar,

legatus unde hi in Gaul, ut astematas in the Civit War onthe fide o Pompeylabor,inris m. isti exertim tristae,

weariness, exhaustion

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lactina, ae, in Portable chair, Sedan, litter

the Alps

Iiberare ae secure one's freedom

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Liger magicus no hinder petere ut liceat, toas permission Liger, eris m. a ver of westem Gaul now the Loire Ligures, inm m. Ligurians, a Pe leos norinwester ItalyIInea, e, in line Lingones, um m. Ium, a trihe of easter Gaul lingua, ae, in longue Hence, lam

Character opportuni Siluation, condition obsidum Ioco, asino tages Iocut , - -um, s.f. V loquor longe a v. far, absent, distant non

Iongurius, i m. long Polelangus, a, -- σαμ long 'fissa an timo, tedious in langiorem diem, to a more distant VLongus Q, m. Ti. Sempronius Longus, consul deleate is Hannibalat the Trebia loquor, loqui, Iocutus, es. Mans.

Litanius, i m. a Roman gentilename Lucius, i m. a Roman Praenomen Lucterius, i m. a Galli name

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magia - manus magia Gaem more rather eo magis, a much in more, at in more. - marime, suseM magister, in m. master, Om mander

Severitn supplici

magnoPere, es Pus magnus, a, um, aes, great in a Sen , VSiae, quantis , oraea re, large extensive, important, serious

aestus , lous vox : magni habere, to value Ughly ma much M- Count of magni intereat, it is of

great importance. - maior, comp. in sua sense. - Atio, maior

nibal maiestas, alis maior, in majesty,

Mandubii, m. Ium a tribe non ofine Haedui

in eo quod

Manlius, i m. a Roman gentilename. - f. C. anlius Volso, consul in I 89 B. C.

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themediterranean); mare oce num the Cean maritimus, a, um mare , a V , of the ea maritime, novi, o the

Me aequus mas maris, at , male. - Λbun a male

inter, tris in mother, matron:

mater familia solae gen os fa milia, matron

materia, ae,in Wood, timber matrimonium, irimate , - ma riage, matrimony in matrim nium ducere, many Matrona, ae m. R iVer of Gaul,

highest degree, specialty ea maximo ratione, in that way morethan an other maxime confid bat, his the greatest confiden

Medea, ae in clauoter os etes hin o Colchis medicina, ae in art of healing, medicine mediocris, cre meaeus, aes, missi Sing, moderate apatium aditue, no great); non mediocria, noditue, noramali degre of