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though ille dimituitiva castellum is in me. Is uti ille Enetu, book sth, Pometios Castrumque Inui, Castri im is me nam os ario , ns Rorvius inhes noti , here the go Pan. --hippod; assed Inuus, saysine, ab ineundo Anxiliis town is no Coris noto, as Erithreus imaginta, this last placo bring on the so coas . St. ει- ter' patrimony. Whoreas this to , in tho ancient Latium, omino coasi os in Rutuli, as Cluverius observes. M,---ya uocetus, rhenoecomes me genitive ceti. Comitia, in denoto tho moerings of the

viri Bucto signis me place Minreuie meet, e say Comitium cie Plauti

o ita Though ui ancient satilliis viso omisit uni, and also comintus,

theso ista inero received ws nil also donarium, as Servius observes and this

.sed is tari improperi sortio Wholetemplo, accordinito Ilapias. Eris, the enirniis. Mino . to signis the wi s in Virg. 2. Georg. Whero Servius romarlis, thaticis always plural; ut, meet also viiii flabrum in Papias. Fraga, straWberries It is alway ψ Jno oni in Virgil an ille res ortho mora, but also in Pliny ut acinali moso passagos tho sense requires this numhi r a salii, aro speising thon in thoplural one Would thin M says obsius, sint e mio infla in singulari hoc fragiim madus est isto though licto is no authorityssor it But in famillia sub jecta, a this author observos, ut Mantor auitiori misio proos that such, word cannotio ses norisve bo introducta into a Iangvage hecause ali stat is al-

m. ut jugum me findi Caesar, Virgil, Propertius, Ovid, statius, and

augem Bui in Tibullius seruari re Pascat ovem Matin inmit comeram tho nominative jugeri or jugus, --s, accordinito Priscian though very rare in the singular: M on the eontraryjugeriim is mors rare in tho plumi, though, roa augeris in the ablative pluria in Varr. Ilisti. But, sanalso Ne tho flanhvi here in mali gut are, Plio, Se

Iusta but ii is an assiective, and wp.

poseth unera. menta though lamentum inisedis Papias. Lutitia, Liv. tho prosenis,llic the Romans sent to forvigri amba adora. Lia . ut licium is made me os, w recit oni in the formula os stimustolen goods, per lancem iliciumque o CDPtis: liun the person whoia avitiiset stolen Dominis, went in iocilc serit at anothor's: holis with a basin anda girdie os hemmor o sor me thon sitis discoorta ac ne conceptum furtum lance ac licio mence also comes actio concepti, hecatis an actionlay good against the person in Whose bouso ibo ound the good in hau lost. Lumi ια. But it is talion in tho ingularioth sor the ye ---Cui Iumen ademium vnn and soriis My sito sucundo lumine os dero. Eon inodansono nyLustra, in the plurat, signisses a bawdyhouse or Ste , or a den whithe wydhoa is euro in But lustrum deuotostho Apaco os sive eam When the citiaens woro inhen account os and tho et i

Magali and Mapalis S mali cottages, though in latior is tu ille singula in Vatinus Flaccus.. -- Coit e sparso concita mapali Agrestum manus.

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oblivis for oblivIon D, Et lano oblivia potant, Virg. Though aestus usescit also in the singularive in this sense silentio, deinde oblivio transmia sit.

nouns adjectivo, Wheremeareto undesestand certamina.

Or inlinud sesia, ille myclic rites ortho Bacchanal revel PM M the place Where me soldiora WEm exercised a ordinito Maliger; or racter the exercise iuris, accordinito Charisius An thorosor it is an adisiectivo, hic supposoth sither loca, orexercitamenta. In thoriam Inmneris Batun is ut Minciliis disteronco that

ercise of a single soldie round a polo fixo in the round which me caliud palum. Paren alii hut it is an adjectivo, and wremem opera, o me like Henees Q prian has modat in the angula' parentalis labes, in his troause de Lapsis. - find also parentales umbrae in vid. - hema, Ulpian. An things sie inaniringethierhusband hesiue her

Wry, παρα φέρνην, praeter dotem. Paacua, orum Butriveis ad viride Pascuum, in Varro Ager sine pascuo, in Colum olla. Instoad of hich in used also in sarpascua, te, in the sing

iis, as o sit it in id auctoris and

thi ira flati lapsi otii an, Minucius Felix, and Ouae . Proina, o Prisiuria, Varro, a Preser vative against Michoam Praecorctia alWays plural thougii in the old glossaries, read hoc Praeco divin.

R iacia, ores picis, metende leaves

fore nisus the shipsa in rom me Antiates, and ther ore this Word alWa expresses a plurali .

Spinu. - vel e rvad spolium in Virgil. Melita, astvmys Huria, spinkinio

tho Mnesios o sint in illo uisatre, b cause there,ere severat. et Plautus has imi subsellii virum. Tempora, me temples Ilut the singularis in urn- china a te tempus Molinque. It is alio in Catullus and in Lucretius.

Vada, a sori si uiuo placo in ariveri ut vadum is in Sallusi vadomistro, in Caesar and initur Turonceusos also in a metet phorical sense res est in vado the diuinem is sese, o out ordangen Verbena diu in the singulari meet missi in genitivo verberis, and whii uioablativo ver terri lacini, talcem substantives f. ilio heraeis ortusks os grapes, or sor graP stonos, is alWays plural taking it adjectively, say, acinum vinaceum, α

mensilia thoum Varro has ulon zilo. Zizania, orum; but it harvis cui s

counulas, Bactra Lor mountians, Acrmroraunia, that have no singulis, heu illo ars urus used in the plures. Wo may add also in lames os sestuvias, as Bacchanalia Cerealia, here voam in undosian festa, hic stioWsinat inenaro adiecisses, and theres omay hei sed in tho singular, a Macroruacknowledges by xpressing the substantive, Bacchanale festum, α Anditiose nou ,ere herei m Mawod cientions.

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Ambage lias ontrahe ablativo iungularias vo luine above obsera ed. Inuisse rat, in ambages ambagibus. Methodis of the plura seminutes, P. Ma. Astus, crast, eunnilin is in ta nomia nativo singula in Silius: Non ars aut astus belli, &e Tl, al,lativo is in Gronce: Quod si astu rem tractaverit. atris, astrum accordinito Donatus: and this vives comes rom the re h Aos urbs, Minus avs Festus, in embolivo intoWmbe monime cunningandanavis than otherieoplo.

Chaos ham iis uiuative in Virg. q.

Georgo

Aquo chao densos divum numerabat Thais, a chao narrabat crebros amores

deorum, mys sorvi Is.

When tris taken or me nam os adlisino, i liam Chaon, in uis acetis live, as in Ovid. Et noctem noctisque Moh Erubirinque ChaonqueConvocati te, is an ablativo. ordo Istinustat me nominativo singula is to besound in intin authors, though it hein cedan dictionari . e must also talis, eo that Roher Stephen's dictionaryquot homiliny, dentata crat , ereas in sin it is in me plurat. Cratesque malassi extrahunt, lib. IRe. 8 jus acho quotos also fram Juvo-nal, rara erat , Wher in this poeticis

Andri prope to observa that thereare areat an suchisustalces in this

dies nino, a Work in other respects of great me in that ma eas lyrae ad us

examines hat cases,erotinusual in this langua or in this that in reor toino examplectio quotes, perhaps hei liouod that the Great Thesaurus, hereth pagsages aro a sui longi hi Mouldsumcienti Alio rim at manne and in

cliat eas the were applied.

The aecusative cratim, finesonen

in Plautus and Charisius oves it also

eratem. ut the plures crates is more common, ni die a harro encealso eomes eraticula, a indiron Mid -- nusmodi mdusmodi. hardineve met With hut in tho genitivo in the compound Word Separato. Mosay, quis modus, is modus, hic inomis; and uio inmo in the oster Cas R. imodi is more extraordinary and more remoto hom iis simple. than ineres For it is a genitivo hene in Cicero iners, cuicuimodi sor cuiu cujusmodi or cujuscunquemodi asPriscian observes, whic Victi aesino-ledos hessa in ali ho ancient Irann I scripta, thoum turough the caret-Anemo ignoraneo os transeribere o Meuimodi restoria in a great an Pn sages. Thmused iam to in inmodisor aliusmodi, as may he seen in Festus. Damnas is a Wor syncopalea stardamnatus, and thoesore ath in cas damnati, damnato, M. in uia it cloes

no properi belonii this place any

Icis in Cic. --.α----lone, in si lis of Atticus, is Cornelius Nopos, in Plion inpiari, Victorius, and

ossiem. Didioris unus 1 in the nominiivo, ns Diomedes, Donatiis, Priscian, Servius, and the moderas have observed But me in Ditionis teminus, ditioni permiotere, in dition m eon odor , in ilicio esse, in examples of Whicli are Common in author

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sumitio. Whicli Charisius and Vieloiarius ive in Amin. The genitive is in

inti Stipes seminis magnitudine, ecb. hie ossis one's thiglici in me a Iativo in te Signum Apollinis, cujus in semine nomen Myronis inscriptum est. Ana in Irimit, Eripit a semine, accordinito Caper, Charisius, an Servius, urunna have sono ed, thouo Priscian reias, a semoro. ut o ius prefers

tha formis readinito the laueri ofinxino plura in Plautus in Pseud. Eis mina summa. nd in Pliny, Femina alteri aduriquo equitatu notum est. Fors and Forte ars hoth Hsod a sors fortuna, Teninexpected good fortune: est fortuna by good seriune. Die ac Cuia tis is mora Scarco, iliough, findit in Varro, seriem fortunam. q. de L. L. And tho dative is also in ancient inscrip-Frux. anmistis, raro fri gemifruge Frugi honae, Geu Frugi bonae, Plaut. Ad frugem Mnam se recipere, Cic. Evs Du in Enn. Si jam data ait Dux Where, seerit is a feminine,

though itio no longis in me. No. Frtiri may be a dative, or even

and Rignities tho fama as homo Oneto

mari

diorio in inacit has tui ly an morethan ilia nominative and the vocative. Impete is an abhitive whichahe gloss.or Hillinc expin 7 innia, bin Mesia also illi Mnitivo impetis in Lucretiand Silius Priscian is evenis opinionina as os indigeo is sorme indiges, istis ot tereo, teres, elis, iam os impeto a sornae impes, impetis, thoughthere is no instance of this nominative. Impeianis ere, is is in Lucretius, Mi thor, talia it Domaren , - -- --

cliteli suppos lineas or loca, an extremit orcilio farinos houndi redigi ad incitas, to e at his Wit' end a mei

clien one ea nore thomen non riher. But me infalso incitus, um, mo ed, has , quia violent; Which is evidently quite anothermeaning. in these uns in e mundedit eo, vi , reo thopames in is negativa in th sormenwhilo it maris oni a quieker motion in the lauer Vis inesta vota Lucrio

eiu delphini, Cic&c. In M oceum also in the accusativa only. Hloxenues glos es ronderii bis

In visis, oesy the ablative. vobis inuitis atque amborum ingratiis,

Plauta

Tuus pater vult rumpore tuam amicam tuis ingratiis, Id. Whero sto adjective tuis plainins sint ingratus is nox an rubori, ut a

than ne iii this auctor it in amistakerio preten that ingi aliis is putinere in serve tho missuro os in verso instoad os ingratis, a Glisan pretands;

caum quite in conmisy, it is in uis statis Moyses ingratiis, as m a besem nolint in lainu , but ab intuere

Instar is a nou like exemplar hus himses Oves it instaris, thoughCharisius condem,sitiis γε niti, iaIenee S. Austi in his gramma auo scit toliave only three cases. Instar, e says, quod est similitudo tres habet casus tantum nominativum, accusativum, vocativum; ει est numeri tantum sin gularis. The nominativo i in Ciα Plato mili untis instar est omnium t in Ulpian, si Proponatur instar quoddam operis And in Virgil, Quantum instar in ipso est, En 6 where, Merit is otine neuter gendo. The accusativo ista Cie Tem ad univorsi eoeli comploum, quasi puncti instar obtinst. An ici Justin Vallis ad instar castrorum cla ditur. Is in Appulesus, ad instar i Elyti montis and in Solinus, ad instar amnis AEgyptii. Whletici hows hellulo Dundation that Servius had tor sarins

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nontation o a cliint profont Whonos comes instare, as also instaurare, ac H-

Mmi uno imosian a genitivo sermancipii though Priscian mahes it thedative os manceps. Res mancipi Cic. Wherei a trian hau tho propertfand fuit POMEs Rion. Jus ache sua lex mancipii, with twoli, theconditions in th niihingovo any thim. Forma quum Ran properi a certes right aecordinito whichione ut Roman iurens had apower os contractini th ne another

in rogarda particultur a s oris,odsbes inito tho distrio orionis and

tho torritor of Italy. Mane, iliough it commoni hecori et an adverti, a When Cicero sus bono mane, early in the moming, is novorines coriis oWn nature a noun, a When Perilius sus amnitimo: and Mart. Sed mane totum dormies. The ablativeis in Colum sub obscuro an nilinis ablativo hercissore endo in i aniam usque ad vesperam, Plaut. tiri is a genitivo Nauci non ει- re Plauti novis value a sua . IIencola is uiat, clus in Festus tuu also

naue ducere Lund Festus has mi illi ut so it in the ceusatives Naucum ait Λteius philologus poni pro nugis. Necesse and Muranonam rimans ne tori ono contes iram necem and the other Dorn nre Sus. Neris is ranked in this classisithout meumst mundation. For, not oesysiid necis neci necerni neee; ut ovonino nominative necis in Cicero and eis

Wbere, Insidiatori et latroni quae potest inhuri nex iniusta pro Glon.

i Lucinaves nituli and nihilo like inoother. Ober is no iisua aecordiris to Ph eas buconi me ablativo obice acu

munus his no GH, iste ex, in Me eat Uin nullis obiees, in Panegyriandoster in thessam mann Er.

his is in Charis an in Priscian, andi, ista se plener, o sis assistanee. o Dies in meis orpiuini seminium

Ops a beret ore an adjective;Whisce comes alio inops, that is omni ope destitutus, mys Festus. Pecudis lias ataeas four cases thegenitive, impurissim. pecvilis sordes, Cic. The dative tu, tacti claro viva maiarito Enn. Where Iaecum maritoris ovir an apposition in thatuis in via sonis have protended in infer Dominenco stat

impropriet os me solisWiniexpression though the are so commoni used, mregia pecus, morbida pecus, α Villi regis to tho ilistinctio givenis ome, uia pecus, Pecudis signifies no moro than abeast a pecus see ris, ii stoec it is certain notWi stand-ing that both aro indifferintly used sor ineem a Winter an elephant, and me ait soris os caule Me L. Valla, lib. q. c. 2. Pecudes refers even in fisbes in vim. Cum tacet omnis ager, Pecudes, Pict*que voluero

Quaeque lacus lato liquidos ionem se

Forone Would hin that having ut olim in ille seminine in tho second verse, inere is no other Word in hieli it can moro naturali roserred than in viis, whieli is in tho rs verse. ut Pecu . ris, neuter, frequens donotos a muni ludo in uin singulari Ignavum fucos pecus a praesepibus arcens Virg.

Cujum pectis, Id. hiel, cannotperii s rues of pecudis feminine.

usual in this sense. Plus has only mur cases the nominativo plus duo millia earia, Liv. the genitive, pluris os eloquentia, Cic. tho accusative, Plus quingent 'olaphos in-

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tanto altero, Plauti and tho glossariesrendo plus by πλειam so that i Wanisoni the vocativo and tho dativo. Pondo,, ut Whieli grananiarians havomade sues a mighi poster, is μου, real latius like Mundo this stinis that heretolore the said pondus, pondi; and pondus, ponderis in ilia pondos ms the fame vince a ponderes. Orona aur a lihra pondo, a Mid -- ora mund weight. Pieria is an id nominativo, henceis syncope they hau made prex. S. Cyrilla pinus. παροκλησιs, o ecratio P X.

infit in tho dative nihil est precilcii, relictum, Pr. In the accusative; nunc te oro Per precem Plaut. In the ablative, prece et obsecratione uti, Cic. 1 om non modo, non cum magna prece ad me, sedamae issimo scripsit, ad Attic. o plures Heres in very common. Proceris, accordinito Charisius hi thalao Mur cases. lnes seem more Pr

no mors than Procerem.

Pus, neuter, esidos me nonunativo, accusative, and vocativo whicharo usual,

halli also the genitive puris the dativo puri and uio ablativo puro, istis,orcia in Celsus and otiio writem Andineresore it is Without mundatio theyhave been rankod among the desectives. Minuiuis is an adjective hic suin poseth pecuniae, and theres erit vhave every case. An mus Wo mulit fassor instance, mittere legatos ad res repetundas, an trahe like. ut therea- solos uriseeundurit, bardira' morothan ille genitive repetundarum, and ine lative repetundis, is hec se veres Maccusing ovem only thpso tW casos. Sutias is a D ncope so satietas and ther ora iis genitivo mustio satietasis. His is somniis me moro agris te miruth, as Wo meet withaliis syncope lik Wise in tho oster cases satiatorio sati iste, Ger satiatem se satietatem, M. tiar turmis an old word whicli, accordinito Festus, s 'Hes similis re ipsa, assalino, opino sanis nature. Itis used in the nominativo and tho vocative and tho ablative is siremps accordincto Charisius Cato has made uis of the nominativo. Et prinere rogas, ut in quemque adversus ea, si Populus condemnarit, siremps lex fiet, quasi adve sus logom Meti In dissuas is mim. Wo meo mitti it also in the old laws Qui ager ex publico in privatum ommutatus sit, de eo agro iremps lex esto,

quasi is ager P. Mucio et L. Calpurnio eonin hiis por totam rempublicam. Fragm. legis grati That Whatevola .haubo trans redhom heiu Ite into privato antis, hali erio thosam privil' cand immunities ait se

ialis rates' unde in consulat or Ilicius an Calpurnius Andiuias 1Iati observed that thus, inould rein me solio re passage of Sem p. 92.

omnium quae terram premunt siremps

lex esto: hereas the old readini asdo right nonsense, stre miles esto. But in Plautus' Prologue in his A . Phil. Whoro we rein Sirempse legem iussit sesso Iupiter. the old editions have similem rem ipse

in leger jussit esse aupiter. Whieli sive momao c jecture that the rightroad iniis sirempse in ip ge, M. a comi ture cavoured by Ossius. Solus see Unus, P. q58. Surdis is in tho nominativo in S. An brose, ut mi is notrio a imitatessi Dio Othor eas , hujus sordis, hanc so dom, and hac sorde are Usual. Sponte Whic Servius ealis an adverb, is raster an ablativo, as appears by the Grect sponte, προαρέσι , Gloss. Philox. ὲκουσία γνωμεν Gloss. Cyril. his apis ars also by the adjective totaeda it, Sponte mea, sua sponte, &c. o madii heriise sua spontis in Colum and in Ou er Writers But the nominativo is

obsolete, though, reis in Alisonitis. Sponio ablativi easus, quis metus erit3

praetus is in Plautus. The accus sive suppetias is ver common.

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Iantis tabi saniem Lueari. Et inmuntabo maculant, Virg. vultu insem is nonu suo alid am sative. The genitive is tanti in uinoster cases are unusual.

Tempe is no declinia. Wher ore itis a misisce in Ortelius to eonesude his deseription os this Place by inying, a que haee do Tempta. ut mera aro amat inny more Mic in his morri, whielio hi in stat a mas los sic in in grammar, thon inue rapinis.

-- and iis are sint in uso. ut Phocas oves it ais tho genitive visis,

terpreter of e. I. In ordine vicis suae. ecordinito Charisius it haut also in dative vici. The nonunative inould ineres,a ha viris, ori syncope vix iit, sin no sueti mord, evenamong the grammarians though it ea notbo denudita ilia adverbisti is do. rivorsrom thenCe. Hirtia ham me genitiva viri, and the dative viro, in Lucretius, though pro

Viscliath sour cases in the singular. in , neuter, whie Phoeas iristo to have ni tho hiasive viseere, Whieli, findin Ovid, trahentia viscere ista haut alio visceris in the geniux ac Mingi citarisius. Morinvehibenoini nativo viscus is in Dotonius, Lucretius, and Celsus. An ille suta Viscera is very common.

P. 64 Nouns ure folio indisserent Declamium, whether in one or in disserent umbers.

AS, a Calchas, antis, Virg. Calchas, in Plauti ES, Gariges, e and is Papin Plim Eu rates, ast, and is, Lucam Plin. And in the fame maniter Ianaossides, Ilithridates or Mithradates, sor, me twithioth in ancient monumenta, oror tes, Tigranes, Heraesides, Timachides, Metes, Herodes, Euripides, and otheo whieti mayio Men in Prisc. I ih. s. m. Thosa in m mere heretotoreor moraret deciension, Whereo iuramnow of thsahird. Dogma, in Laberi Glaucoma Plinit. Sacoma, in Vitruv.

Schema, in Plauti Mulciber, nuitabin, o in avi, anamulciberis.

Mulciberis capti Alaraque miraque do lis Uvid. Mulcibri is quote in verso by Citam, 2 vise di uberi in Capella. Sequerier, sequestri, Plauti Virg. -- questris, CiαEUs. Ponaeus, Perses, and eoru . Glom hi , glomi, and glomeris. But a great many are mutam aptae si iis amongiliis number; bo causeat is truo me say gibbi, hut noto heris, as thesprotond though R. Si phen has falle into his inistise in bis areat Thesauriis and in his raetionaryi i Passast he quotos Domuuvenal, Attritus gibbere nasus, is no is

Caneeris utandso ad Whoro hesis speahingopa invenly conis stellation Arnobius uses it in the saniem nor se a distemPer. They aro also mistalion in mare vGither of whic me protenda mala gibberis. Forahis noun, hester uis an alective oris substantivo, is alWayoralia socond doetension Gihi,pri pisa leviter remissa, Varr. Gallinae Alri moriae, grandes gibbera, M. Gallii '

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inportus, i ta Catuli Teri Armis, immoriis in usu Areus, i, Vare apud Non. cibus, i, initosor os me ourin, Colim , andis, Charis. μα

Comus, i andis, Sinti pressus, i, Hor Virg. sim, ais, Colanati

Facus, i, andis, ' g. Fox somereis ingus o sagos, . Georg. v. I. as e stili findimbrosi sagus in Culleo. Jus a Scaliger insistarum ourisadinisteriae platanus, in the very samemuli Misis aera read platani. Fastus, i andis, Hor. Claud. Varr.

m must wn noverihelem uia it is more usual in the second. Heus, sei and ficus, Vom signisyingas wellii tremas iis fruiti muta,

Fructus, i, Ter us, Cic. Humus, i, heretis reris, Non. Laurus, i. Virg. us, Hor But Se vius prefers me formeri Lectus, haeretes,eis, Plautiomatus, i, Tenis, Cie Pannus, i, heret meis, Non.

Unus, i andis, VirpQuercus, i andrus, tae. Quemoriam rami in terra taeen , in sua Chorogr. apud Prisci Somnu M andis, arri mi ine brine is alatos in oesy one noW insonus, i andis, Non vinci mor

Susumi , , andis Tho latio is in Appul

Ventus, i, and ais, Plauti Qui secundo ventu vectus est, as Sosipater an Charisius road iti reus, i, andis. Dio latior, o

usual The sormor in Lahorius. Versorum, non numerorum, numero

coived the was the genitive peni, whiel, comes Domienum, neuter. Gus Ithewis is neve os uisis condo clieroso it movi lis an erroris a speci or speco, though omegrammarians have marhedri thus.

sinus is inde in or me se nil anasourth, ut in different meaning sorin inesseeonficis tinen or anni pati, and in sto laurili sorabebommand -- taphoricassessor sie bosomor ultor me

Centimanus, Whicli Priscian a rmsio hesor me misi me fame a manus, i ilwaysor mesomnes He quoi son

Testis mearum emtimanus Gyges sententiarum notus. Where centinianus is evidenu in henominatim and w eoum Proves mihing.

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Plebes of whic me hau madop GH, gen plebis, Iari an pichoi, viam Delius Diuinius plebei, Gessior plebi is contraction, accordiscasH. Stephen readscit ius as --ysam sor samoi periurii se pernicies,

and such like. Quies, crus, Cie et assi. Quies, et Afran et Naev apud Prisci Requies, ei and somotimos Elis, Cie. Ilonce, find also senectutis meae reis quietem, lib. do Senecti Me niungistho id editions intervalla requietis, I de fim ut tantum requietis abeam, ad Auic. In like manner quies, inquies, andr quies, more horetofore t en adjectiveis auid sinowed me thies Mesension Iani. que eius mentei fortuna fecerat qui tem, Naev apud Priscis Corpor et linisma percitum et inquietem, bal. Quodlibet utimules victu contentus abundeq

Ρ. 67. of the five Latin deciension whicli Melabstinguished by the genitive singular, theirst secondand third corresponφω, and are derived hom, he three

deciension in Greeh. he laurili is a contractio os

Τhe dativo an ablative cases ero originali ille

fame, an ende in i like the Gree dative. For theniost par the continue ille fame in som, and wherethey differ here are mannexa te os one beingustasor the oster. ho expres disserent uses of tho Greehdative, to whichahena tirs corresponded in orni and sense. here are μου three cases in Engliin the no

minative, genitive and accusatives e. g. ather, sather , fallier the disterenceris euer fee in the pronoum,

be, his him M. ine relations expressed by the olbere es, and somelimes by the genitive, Me denotod in Englisti by the accusative, it various prepositio . P. I. The genitive singula os neuter nouns in

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ium is freque illi in i as oti for otii, auxili lar auxilii C. P. 78. Properi ames in es some times mahesi in thegenitive a Verres G. Verri.

P. 86. A Lis of Nouns Substantive that for thera latine in Por in E.

AUFnitatu nisi ita coniunctus ει --

nitati, Venul. Amri, whichariselilinus rei is, is in Horace; -rapido serventius a M. And in Virg. -Pron rapit ineus amni, oceordinito Pierius and est ille ancient lapies; as also aecordinito Charisius an Prisciari. But, meet IikeWis Withramne in

Phoebe, qui Xantho lavis amne erin in Lucan Martiar, and ollis

A1 ιiis absolutely rejected by Fris h- sinus, though Priscian has endeavouredio ost lisliciti means of this passageo Horaces cane pejus et angui. Butali mo ancient and rnodern oditions hau angue. n We meet,illi it also in Propertius.

Tisiphones atri si sim angue caput. In Statius, anguo ter excusso, an in

Andronicus. -'--Minduessavi domum,Hor. Avi incerta Cic. de Au riir o Charis. Andieretosor avim in the accusativo in arvius. Me icto e mund in Varro, ause sinistra, s de L. L. Anda dii sol Dalso

admits it in his d book. de Anal acd salso Priscian lib. 7. rasi orianae mero both used, accord- insto Charis. But me, est Warris tomo onlysiolaueri. cim occum constanila in Plautus, ita Persa, Ac 4. M. Cui homini.

. . iniit Alii in hodio civitatomi, Iaramam, majorem feci, ainue auxiinvicivi ros ad resistendum sit ad Atticum, lib. 7. op. S. Declarissimo civi, lib. I 4. ep. II accordin t at the ancient e pies, as alaspina an V sius malam tmn, an a Lami arvis and Gruterus

reaxit, though in severa edition the Passagebe corruptea But ire ocellus in Juvenes an ino the writers .Quid illo cive tulisset In Ciminat is me sanie, ut nune in uno iura in torris, quid Roma auiis ui

Advectum Eneam classi victosque P nates Inserre. A D. S. li: --in colli tundentes pabula Ia

in Lucreti

Fine is very common: ut Fini requontly occurs in Gellius and in Papinian. It is even in Hirtius I. Dobest Alex a Scipio Gentilis observos. o sn it likewis in uanus and in Manilius, lib. I. Furfuri; -qui aiunt hirsuti Plauti isti, of Whic Alvare do ted is

in Plautus. Nihil est tanquam si chiudus sim, cum susti est amhulandum. Asin acti 2 se. Quod hoc os negotii. I iv also in ui Captives in Tacitus, and In Apuleius.

dens. Hor.

Ignini commistas igne tenebris. Mig. Andiliolast silio best accorii inito Pliny.

Imbria Imbri frumentum comi ipatiebantur Cic. in Verr. 5. Nec minus ex imim soles et aperta fer

nati picere Virg. i. Georg.