Sallust's Catiline with explanatory notes and a special vocabulary. For the use of schools

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corrigo, ere, eri re tum V. r. cum, esto, to ute). To et right,

Cotta, ae m. L. Aurunculeius Cotta, consul 65 B. om. CruSSus, , m. M. Licinius Cras-Sus, Who illi Caesar an Pompeyforme tho sirst triumvirate, 6 B.

, XVII. XIX. etc.

credibilis, o, ad . ore lo). Credi-

CULTUS 107

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CUM DECUS

XVII. XXIII. ete.

man Praenomen.

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DEDECUS DETRIMENTUM

detriment.

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DEUS DISSENTIO

dexter, fra offera, trum offerum,

prolatare, to defer action, lit. dam, i. e. the time os action, XLIII.

cal condition.

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DISSERO DUBIUS

dis-Sero, ere, erui, Sertum V. P.

regret.

domus, us and i f. G. 119, 1. A house, homo domi, at homo;

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DUCENTI EO

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EO EXEMPLUV

minud to ruin, XXXVI. LII. pedibu8 in sententiam ire, to vote sor an opinion, L. BO adv. is). There to the place or position to that laee, thither; herofore, forcilii reaSOn, on this account eo maclis, the more, the more on this account, So muchthe more, ΙΙ. 8que eo, t Such an

extent, XLIX.

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Stanee, precedent. EX-erceo, ere, ut, tum V. r.

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tot se extollere, to have aspirationS,

Fabius, i, m. Q. Fabiu Sanga, patron of the Allobroges XLI. fucetine, strum f. l. facetus,

ture.

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FAMA FIDES

sal ; a family gladiatoria familia, a company of gladiatorS, XXX. fumiΙiuris, , adj. fumiliu). Delongin to the fami ly, domestie, private personat, inheritud familias res familiaris, private property, property lar familiaris, a Ome. Familiaris, is m. and f., a familiaracquaintance, intimate aequaintance, friend.

quaintanee.

trates.