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INDEX IL

INDEX II.

6 I, 8; os direction, Io of thequality, 43 243, 3Ιω of duration

positio denotinguest 386 of the

Strument, here e liould expect

per wit the accusative, 476; combination o ablatives in dif

Ablegare 79.

Absurde, 97. Abunde, decidedly, I92.

Accommodare tempuS 472 accommodatum ad M. ACCurate, I 62, 225 CCuratiuS, I 89. ACCUSative age, after proxime' λ),

37 adverbial, 359, 376; Certum'

for pro certo, 233 an dative, aster credere,' 239 o durationo time, et an in exclamationS 322, 36O, 483 of neuter pronoun with

adsentiri, 436 an dubitare,' 479 gaudere,' 233 hortari,' 259, 266 orare,' ID; fugere and

Acies metaph.), 368. AcquieSCere 352, 469.

439 and wit gerundive 377 in

Adferre utilitatem, IIS, 29; O lestiam 53 a. Adfligere Se 82.

Adgregare voluntatem, O4.

Adhibere dolorem 47O. Adhuc, illi a ver in the preSent,

Adiunctor, proVinCiae 3 I9. Adiungere, amicitiam 23O, P. 479 viros ad neceSSitudinem 432 adiungi ad CauSam 2 , CP. O4.

Adligati edere ad adligatos), 73

alligata voluntaS 78. Administrare neut.), 266.

Adroganter, 6OI. Adservare 382.

III; Cum re publica, a tali care of the state's intereSt, 43 εμετικὴν,

cusative an infinitive 378 actum agere 36o agi, a be intended,' 87 praeclare 434 Cp. 463 tole

altera vita, I 64. Altius, Domin more remote Oint,' I99.

Animadversio, iunishment, 457. Animatus, 443 538- Animula, 336, 467. Animus, oppose tes ingenium, 367. Annales, an officiat ournal, 76.

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of the relative, D implied in apoSSeSSive pronoun, I 6o; mitted, 239, t. 4ri ut aster the relative, 83 and with the demonstrative omitted 38 repeate in therelative ClauSe 239. Antiquare 49 SO. Antiquissima, OS important,' 374. Aperire ludum 426.

Aperte teCte 49. Aphracta, 223-224.

Aquae Arpinatis , 59 6O.

AttraCtion, accusative substituted ornominative by 33, P. 464 O native so accusative of a Sub- Stantive attracte to a relative,

Augere, RS a neuter Verb, 528 augere animum 597 auctus, 3 I. Augur publicuS 443. Aut perhap - alioqui, 36o. Autem, Continuin a narrative, 7;eXPreSSin SurPriSe 258. Auxilium dignitatiS, 29. Bacillum 4 . Barbaria 3 . Barbatuli 49.

Boni iri boni viri, in political SenSe 44 47, 56 I73, 2 , P. 336; bonus vir, distinguishessi stom bonus CiviS, 2O3. BonitaS 479- Brachio molli metaph.), 68. Buccam, Venire in 3O4, 2I. Cadavera, oppidum 466. Cadere, uSed imperSOnalty 332. Caeciliana fabula 63. Caeliana 383. Calere metaph.), 244. Calficere metaph.), 244. Callere metaph.), 64. Calumnia, a malicious lea, I 63; timoris, lain ear, 43 Calumniam ferre, 23, iurare a 36.

CampuS I94. Cantherium 428.

with the dative, 6, 284 certum habere 344 568 Certiorem facere,

Cervicibus, Conlocare in 55 I. Cerulae miniatae 356. Chirographum 257, 54 L. Circuli 78.

Circumrodere metaph.), 79. Circumscribere, a political term 283. Circumvectio 76. CircumventuS, M. CistophoruS, TI. Civiliter 27 I. Civitas, libera, II 4 sorm civitatium, 578. Clamare tranSit.), I a. Claudus homo, 62. Clientela, 2I, P. 388. Clivus CapitolinuS 69. CoartatuS, M.

Codicilli, 476. Cogere absol. , 83.

Collecticius exercituS), 43 Collegium, tolleagueship, 477 sor

Colligare se metaph.), 434. Colligere, benevolentiam 96 Cle mentiam 326 gratiam 368 Se,2o3, 34 to Ount 9, 373, 373 Iad colligendum Se 6O3. Colonia, Civium Romanorum, IS, 6 I9-62o Latina 6I7 6 I9 2α Comedere metaph.), 428. Comissatore Coniurationis 6 I. Comitiales dieS, 237.

Commemorare, Without an accu-

Commodum, an adverb, 38 I. Commoveri, a travel, 279. Communia praeCePta, IS. Communicare, neut. I 82 tranSit., to grant a Share of 549. Communiter Scribere 4 .

Commutare cum conStructio os, 463.

Comparare Se I74 CP. 24 I. Comparatio, IO2.

brace the cauSe η'22 I. Complicare epistolam, I 2I, CP. 42I. Comprimere, to Secrete, 25o. Concerpere, M. ConcertationeS, 26. Concidere dicendo evertere, I 77.

Confluens, of a Place, 93. Congelare metaPh.), 257. Congiarium 554. Conglaciare metaph. , 244. Coniicere, to ulter a threat, 232; in sortem, Ain; in turbam, ΑΛ.

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Coniunctim, 237. Conjunctio omitted 3I 2, 3334 P.

Asyndeton.

accedit, fas adsentior tibi,' 34o; or Cadere,' 332-333;or fieri potest, 383 or in finalpropoSition generalty 349, 38 ; avi or aster opto an Spero,' 33a; et I aster ita-ut limitingthe ver in the principat ClauSe,

to in indirect questionS, I 2, t. 6 of suture time, in dependent rela

Coniungere e Cum libertate, 374

Coniuncto Cum auSa, 69. Conlocare ordinare, 237.

Conquassatus metaph.), 467. ConsaePta 243. Consalutatio 78. Consanescere metaph.), 47 I. Conscindere metaph.), 8a 334. Consequi, 'to solio the example Ly348 349.

ConSpectuS 3O3. Consputare, I 72. Constare, to e fixed, 327 mPermanere, I S. Constitutum, neut SubSt. 42O. Constrictio I 8O. Consuetudo, 472. Consulere, to Consider' re consulta), 76. Contemnere, a She contemptrior,'

Contionalis 6Ο. Contionari, 333, 563, 37a

ContionariuS, 74. ContiunCula, 74. Contra rem publicam, 73 contra Venire, o Contra Sed a an

adverb, 356, 372, 482. Contrahere vela metaph.) SL; On-

tractis male rebuS, 28 I.

Cumulare 22O,l. gaudio, a7. Cumulatum, to have reache iis height, 328 cumulatiSSime, 77. Cumulus, Somethin extra,' 6 cumulum deruere metaph.), 557. Cupiditas, ambition, I 69, 2I8; passion, 94. Curare, to provide, I 78; to caresor, wit a personat Objeci, 424. Currentem inCitare, I9. Cursus, in Career,' Ο Vitae, O8,l. I bonorum ConSiliorum, 93. Custodia publica, IO

Damnum fieri, 39, 568.

dare se ut se initia dederint ,

Debere, absol , t be indebita to, 167. Decedere, 'to leave a provinCe, 92, 2I de suo iure decedere, 42. Decernere, to vote for of an individual , I 6 to decide, 58 Declarare, a Shew, 47 Declinare, 8 declinatio 84. Decuriati I75. Deducere rem eo, or in eum locum,78 86 Summam rem publicam indiscrimen 6O8 l. 4. Deesse, to diSappoint,' I77. Defendere, io maintain, 533. Deficere, a Se pSO, 368. Deformitas, inSeemlin S, 347; dis- credit, 373, DemStare, 58. Deiicere, to deseat, 23I. Delatio 243. Delectare absol.) to give PleaSure, 439 PaSS., it the ablat. 549. Delegare, I 8

Deliberatio, 472, deliberatius. 39,

t. 8.

Deliciae 233 luxury, 422 23. Deminuere, a alienate, 98. Deminutio de imperio populi Romani, 467,l. 4. DemiSSe 79. Demitigari, 44. Demittere se aliquo, 367. Demortui θω. Denique in omnino, 374 - Onlyyor even only, 454, 8O,l. 6. Denuntiare 48 denuntiatio 378. Depecisci, 337. Dependere an Spondere in a metaphorical senSe 2o2.

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Deponere provinciam, M. Deprecator, I 8 l. o.

Describere, to describe ,ithout

Desiderium, aid os a perSon, o DesperationeS 37 I. Despondere metaph. , Io P CP de- SponSam 58. Detestari, 35 Detrahere de 93 l. 6. Devenire, in eam fortunam 468. Deversoria 4 , CP. 33. Devertere ad 383, SIS. Devexa ad otium 349.

Devincire familiaritate, 93. Devorare metaph.), 6O I79. Dexterius, 383. Dialectica, 23. Dialogus Aristotelis , 2I4-2IS. Dibaphum 37Ι.

DicacitaS 43. Dicrota 224. Dicta 68. Dicto audientes eSSe 232. Diecula 234.

diem dicere, Ioa ConSumere, I 69; prodicere, I 7 diem suum obire,

467: post diem tertium eius diei, 475 legis, a time fixe bylaw,'

Digamma, 43. Digiti, a 34 digito caelum attingere,

Dignitas 2I4, 3M, 3 II, 343, 33, 342 dignitatem habere, x dignitatis insignia 374. Diiudicare 272 ό0, 26.

Dilaudare, 64. DilectuS 3I4. Diligentia, II S.

Diligere, how different sto amare 328. Dilucide 339. Dimittere, a release, m S.

Direptum iri metaph. , a. Dirumpi, With ablat. 549.

Discedere, to come K I 2, CP. I 7 IN C. de sententia, to changeone' mind, 76 discedere ab, tomahe an exceptionis, 2ΙΟ. Disceptare, a be at Stake, 379 disceptatio 39. Discessio 7 discesSionem facere,169.

Discipuli metaph.), 23.

Discribere 67, 34 Discutere, to dispel star of 89. Displiceo mihi, 79.

Disputare, II.

Dissimulare and simulare 378. Dissolutio 39. Distinere, II 8; distineri, to iebusy, 47. Distractos metaph.), 33 I. Distributive numerais, illi SuhStantives only used in the plural 389. Dividere to submit in motion inpariS, I 68. Divinatio, a legat term 236. DivinituS 58. Divinum, providentiat, I 89 I9o.

Dormire metaph. , 23. Dubitare an, 373 dubitare o dubium esSe quin, 479 PCP. 374,l. I a. Ducere attraci, et133 to delay, I94, 29. Dumtaxat 78, p. 34O. Duumviri, JO 6ΙS. E vestigio 476. Ea re eo, 343. Edicta 84 ; CP. 342. Effectus, execution, 578. Emagitatio, 6O9. Effundere metaph.), 368. Ego ero, at the eginning of letter, II, 469. Eiectio 78. Eiicere in explodere,' 86 evomere,' 384. Eius modi tale, 73. Elaborare, 99. Elapsum de manibuS 37. Elatum, of Style, 449. Eleganter, 485. Elegantia, of conduci 263 ofatvle. 435. Elimare 343 Ellipse, is causa' illi est cur,' or est quod,'43I, 49; via,' I8o, 423; cogita,' 373; flenses of dicere, is 3I, 333; of hoc dico, 44 esse' illi an adver in the predicate, O8, and with the perfeci infin paSS. I of other enses of esse, 38 86 of sacio, 327 of fieri aster ut potest, I 7o; of fore, 334; and with an accus aster videre,' 349 of a gerundive in the plura tolesupplied from a gerund 339 P of ire, risI, 333 p O a participle,

Emerere 262 emerita 239. Emergere metaph. , 26 I, l. o. EmissariuS, 236.

Emittere metaph. , 66.

Emonere, Ι 86.

Enim ironical, 438 reser in to a

Epigrammata 62. EpistolarnienSeS, 26. Epulae metaph. , 567. Equitatus, of the equestria order, 69.

Ergastula, 86. Ergo, expressin indignation 383 or irony, 46.

etiam atque etiam, I 6.

Etiamsi, with indicat. 93. Etsi, in yet, 347, 544 'owever,' 248, 377; etiamsi, 379 ; illi the persect conjunct. in a hypothetical

Excubare metaph. , 78. Excutere metaph.), 7 a. Exemplo, uno, 35 ad exemplum,3 29. Exercitatio 2I6, 27. Exercitus metaph.), 83 l. 4.

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lagitimum. 242 to negotiate,'

Extenuatissimae, 6 . Extraordinarius reuS, 233.

Familiaritas, 93 familiariter, 482,

Fatum, II 2.

Fideliter, 6O3. Fides, tonour, 389 fides publica, 86, p. o i idem facere, ESSI praestare,' to fulfi a promise,'

Fieri longiuS 43 I. Figere metaph.), 22Ο. Finire, a propos as a limit, 3 I9. Firmitas exercituS), 6O8. Fistula metaph.), 6 I. Florens, 56 florentiora, 336. Fluctus metaph. , 3O3-3 .Fluere metaph.), 349. Foede, miserably, 426. Forsitan, 64. Fortasse 274 sortaSSiS 343.

Frangere metaph.), 58.67; me, 47Ι;

meum ConSilium 438. Frater, perhap couSin, 456. l. 3, CP. 437. Fraus, ' penalty,' II L in fraudem coniici, IO8. Fremere, I 63. Frenum mordere metam.), 397. Frequenter, 6 . Frigere, a be ill received, 47. Fronte rum mente, I94, frontem

-ium 482 double, in different

336, 384, 35, 484 of the quality,

Graecuς- eastern, 243. Gratiae, in a Peculia SenSe 3O. Gratiosi in suffragiiS, 22O. Gratuita, Comitia, I95.

bere 364 nihil habeo quid' and

Haerere metaph.), 347, 349 HariolanS 328. Haud scio an, IS. Hem, indignantiS 466. Hermathena, O. Hic, pron referring to ha follows, 337, p. 443 reserring to the present, ille ' to the future 377 haec gratia m huius rei gratia 358 haec, o the followin Subject 3IM; in the present state of things,' 434 hoc thi only, 45 I. Hic, adv. - in ha re, I . Hiems, hieme tanta, I 6 maxima,

HomunculuS 466. Honestas, reputation, 464. Honestus in honoratuS, 543. Honos, iubli office, o electio to

Hui, 222.

Huius modi, of the hin described,'

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INDEX IL

Inambulare 262.

Inanis, thini peopled, 32o. Incidere ho different sto venire, 463 in hominem 33 i in opinionem 387 in tarditatem, 37S.Incitatum 449 incitatius 83. Inclinata fortuna, 368 oeS, 66 l.

Io victoria 387. Incolumis, in a political SenSe, incolumitaS, IO4 44 I.

Inculcatum II 6.

Incumbere ad claudem. 58 P in

INDEX IL

Present tense, illi future signi

Indicium 88. Indignitas 368; indignatio i), 373, 386.

246 hiemare . Perfeci tenS OLwhere the main Sentence refer tofuture time a 38 perfeci participiewith fore in ut eXRCt. 565. Infirmitas, ,ant of talent, 449. Infitiari 98. Inflectere, magnitudinem animi, I 86. Infracta, reS 35Ι. Ingenia, 444. Ingerere praeterita, γ. IngraveSCeIe, in a good SenSe 438. Iniqui, a a SubStantive 334. Iniungere, imponere. I. Iniuriis suis, a legat term 234. Inquirere in 275. Inscriptio, titie, 339. Insectatio, I9.

Insignia dignitatis 374.

333, 586.

Interrogatio, o I. Interrogative claus with amrmative SenSe 362,ll. 3 S. Intervenire, intereSSe 92.

Intestinus dolor, 464. Intime, cordially, 93. Intra modum 438.

Invitamentum 58O. Invitatus, a SubSL, I .

Invocare corrupt), 66 invocatus

InvolatuS 443-Ιnurere metaph.), 37. Ipse, Without id or instructions,

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INDEX II.

simple infinitive 38 l. λ; qui res

iudicant 27 I. Iudices CCC, 237, CP. 334.

Iudicium esse in)- decerni, 373.

IuveniS 363. IuventuS 463. Labores, iusseringS, 478,l. 3. Languere metaph.), 373 languidiores litterae, I a. Lani Sta 54- Largitio, agraria, 7, opposed to liberalitaS, 273. Latiar, I 78. LatinitaS, 2 I, p. 23, 6Ι7-62o. Lavatio, a 3. Laudare, to bear itnes to Character, I99, 2OI. Laus in laude vivere 267 laudes, exploitS, 463 l. 2.

Laute 79; lautioreS 483. Lecticarii, 476. Lectulus mori in lectulo , 376, P.

426. Legare, to procure a post a legate' for another , I93. Legationes, audiences odoreigmen-

Levis levitaS, 3, 69, 94, P. 83, 356. Lex Aurelia 4 Campana Iulia),

mentaria 243M Curiata, I frumentaria, 83 Viaria 244. Liberalitas, sed euphemisticali of

Liberare periculo 479. Liberi perhaps of one child, 463. Liberum, inencumbered, 587. LibrariuS, 273. Licet, uSed personalty 426 licitum eSt, 463. Lictores laureati JO3.

Lomentum 272.

Loqui, followed by accus. 94 l. 6 by accuS. an infin. 568 l. 4; loqui est coeptum 233. Lucere metaph. . to be remata te,'

INDEX T.

Luculente, 33o luculentior, 38 luculentissima, of a legion 6o8. Lucus PisoniS, I 76. Ludus, a School,' 426 gladiatorius, 36 talariuS 34. Lux, distinction, 63 a term os en-

dearment, MO 276.

Lycurgei, 44. Maculosi metaph.), 34. Magister auctioni S), 29. Magistratu. apud), 6 I.

Magnus, important,' 27Ο. Maiorem in modum, SI, 463 maiora, to tragic, 99-Ι . Male consularis 68 malum i an exclamation 36O. Malitia, II 7. Malle, a preser the si de os, 229. Manare metaph.), 4O. Mancipia metaph.), 329. ManenS, RS an adjective, 443. Manipularis 347. Manubiae, O7. ManuS, adferre metaph.), IO ; tollere, in Wonder, I 89 de manu in manum, in manibuS SSe,399 in manibus habere 2Ox Sub manu, 6o bod of SupporterS,'

Materiam dare, 93. Maturum, sultabie, 376 maturius, previously, 377 maturita metaph. , 438 439 Medicina, 69; medicinam facere, to administer a remedy, 384. Medius, neutral, 374. Medius fidiuS, 98 99. Megara, decienSion Os, 466. Mel metaph.), 233.

MercatoreS, provinciarum metaph. ,

Metellina oratio, S. Metiri, 4 distribute, 243. Metus, intimidation, 337. Miles, opposed to equeS, 593, 6O3. Militia metaph.), 262.

Moliri, used absolutely, 88. Molli brachio metaph.), 68.

Morderi metaph.), 263.

Movere, a ransack ' λ), 328 moveri in moleSte ferre 48. Muliercula, 467. Mulli barbati, 69. Multa, o different rom poena,

Multitudo comparata, II 8 II9. Mundi habitatoreS, 76. Municipes, townSmen, 432, t. 4. Municipium, I 4 2 p ConStituere,

Munusculum ironical , 233.

non Mutare 484. Mutue 33 Myrothecium 64. Mysteria, of the festival of the Bona Dea 255. Nam anticipating and angwering an objectio or SuggeStion, Ο, 82, 274 introducin an illustration, 27o; in an elliptical PaSSage 58, 327. Nancisci, to vertake, 33O. Nanneiani , 56. Narratio, in dialogue, 239. Natura, 473 Naufragia metaph.), IO8'IAE.

Navi, 473- Navigatio 339.

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Negative, positionis, 39 sollowed by

an amrmative, 43 264 double notalways m an assirmatiVe 38, P. 227. Negotiari 25 I, l. I ; negotiatoreS 77. Negotiolum 56Ο. Negotium, a Commission or ossice,'

Nihil in non, 67 nihil agere, 37; nihil est, in ellipti SentenceS 36OGnihil est quod, SI, 42 nihil habeo quod, and quid, 337 nihildum in nondum quidquam 564; nihil sibi longius fuiSSe 532. Nisi forte, in argumentS, 373, P. 426 l. 6 niSi Si, w. Nitrum 272, t. 5. Nobilitas, 46 I.

with a genitiVe, I . Nomenclator, 97.

Nominare technical), 87. Nominatim, individually, IO7, 347,

dico, non modo, Sori non habeo

quaerere

Nummarii 58.

Nummus, ad nummum 233. Nunc Q unde existin Circum-

Obducere 27.

Obdurescere metaph.), 367, 48a. Obiicere, with de and the ablat. 342. Ohire diem suum 467, 476.

Obrogare, II 7.

Obscure, inde a disgutSe,' 84. Obsequi fortunae 38O. obsequia, Pl. 59a. ObServare 29 42 ObSemantia, courting, 6O7. Obstringere Se aere alieno 387. Obstructa metaph.), IO8. Obtinere, a maintain,' defend, 75. Obviam ire in a double SenSe, 68. Occallere metaph.),IO.

Occupatior 23O.

non me vix quidem, II 6, l. 9.

INDEX IL

operto, in 39. Opinio, iope os succeSs, 23 P Opinione tua, thanao thinh, 372. Opinor, ut opinor, 267, P. I. Opipare 485. Opitulari, with dat. 58O,l. I 3; abSOl. , 377. Oppidum, a a gen Pl. 466. OpportunitaS, 89, 3II ; maritima,

Opprimere bellum 6O9. Optimates, II ; in the Sing. 366.

Oratio, directa an obliqua, Ombine in one SentenCe 3IS; CP.P. 5 for a harSh transitio stomone to the ther.

oratiunculae, 65. Orator, a negotiator, 363 Cicero'streatis S Called, SO. Ordinatim, 463, 6 . Ordo ran a a Senator, II 6 Ordines, among judgeS, 35.

369.

Ostendere, Se optime Stendunt, IO2. Ostenta facere 272.

Paenitere, ConStruction Os 459. Pammenia 265. Pantherae 232.

Parricidae, 6O4. Pars, fidei a question, 3I8, 322, CP. 27 in omne partes, in

adverb, follo edi genitive 576. Partim, 434- Passim, in disorder, 6 . Pastoricia fistula metaph. , 6 I. Patere metaph.), 386. Pati facile, 33, 2I3.

Patientia, cinactivity, ω2. Patria, ine' own City, 48, 3OS. Patrimonium, I 3. Paucitas, Smal number, 593. Pauperta Orationi S 435. Peccare in aliquem, IOS l. II.

Perscriptio 37. Persequi - perficere 358. PerSona 353, 443, 467. Perspicere, do look through, 97.

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Petitio, a canVaSS,' 23. Petiturire, a. PhaseluS, I. Philorhetor, 3. Pietas, II 3 a Stronger ord han ossicium, I 64.

Pigmenta metaph.), 64. Pigrari pigrere used perSonalty SID. Pingere metaph.), 8, p. 8Ο. Piscinae, 69 l. 4.

Populus, distinguished stom plebs, 238, p. 386; a cit community,'

Portorium 74 76. Postquam in dateS 42Ο. Postulare, to accuSe, IOI, P. 74, 233, l. I, 36. . Postulatio, 242-243; IOStulationes, in another SenSe, S. Potestas St, illi genit. I 82, 2I4; potestatem Sui MCere, IOI l. D; in potestate alicuiuSDeSSe 332. Praecidere 38 I. Praecipitare, neut. IO8 Praecipitata aetaS 338. Praecipue 435

Praedicator, O 2 I.

Praediola, 369. Praefectura, I9o in another SenSe, how relate to municipium,' 616

PraefectuS, 224, 264. Praeferre Irae se ferre 378. Praeliari metaph.), a. Praerogativa metaph.), 266. Praesens, evident, I98. Praestare, a guarantee, IIo se, to engage to do hat ne Can,' 239; to furnish, a advice, I 7.

Praeter, Contrar to, II 3, P. 32, t. v a an adverti, 26I morethan, 563 praeterquam quod 338. PraetermiSSUS, I 6O. Praetor, o propraetori ProconSul, 98 282. Praevaricatio 233. PrenSare, a Canuass,' ho different sto profiteri, 23, 26.

Privatus dictator, IOI. Privilegium, O IO7.

Proficere, nihil 543 quiddam, 26

24 I, P. 283, 379, 388, 474

342, t. 4. PropinqurtaS, intimaCy, 477. Propius nihil est factum, IOI. Proponere, to threaten, 8 I in publico, 324. . Propositum, 'a question, o Sumect, 27O, 335'. Proscripturire 33O. Providere, tranSit. 442. Provincia, 2o provinciae quaeStOrum I 7 provinciam deponere orpraetermittere 36, 37 66; num-her of the Roman province In Cicero' time, I 24-I28, 39, 36, 6II-6I4. Provinciales adituS, 26 Provm-cialia negotia, 72. ProvocatuS, invited, I 82. Proximum, nex beSt, 477 Proximum habere 3O; Proxime, Ptime, 37, p. 28, l. 8.Prudenter, 37. Pseudocato, I.

Putidum 46 putidiusculi, I9O,l. o. Qua . . qua, both . . and, 8 I. Oua re, in final propositions 347,

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Pistrinum, Im.

Populus, distinguished stom plebs, 238, p. 386; a cit community,'

Portorium 74 76. Postquam in dateS 42O. Postulare, to CCuSe, IOI, P. 74, 233, l. I, 36. . Postulatio, 242-243. POStulationeS, in another SenSe 35. Potestas est, illi genit. I 82, 2I4; potestatem Sui facere, IOI l. M in potestate alicuiuSDeSSe 332. Praecidere 38 I. Praecipitare, neut. IO8 PraeCipitata aetaS, 38. Praecipue 433

Praedicator, O 2ΟΙ.

Praediola, 369. Praefectura, I9o in another SenSe, how relate to municipium,' 6I6

PraefectuS, 224, 264. Praeferre in prae Se ferre 378.

Praeliari metaph.), a. Praerogativa metaph.), 266.

Praeter, Contrar to, II 3, p. 32, t. 4n a an adverti, 26I morethan, 563 praeterquam quod, 538. PraetermiSSUS, I 6O. Praetor, o propraetor o ProconSul, 98, 232. Praevaricatio 233. PrenSare, do Canuass,' ho different sto profiteri, 23, 26.

Privatus dictator, IOI. Privilegium, IO6-IO7.

24 I, P. 283, 379 388, 474

54a,l. 4. Propinqurtas, intimacy, 477. Propius nihil est factum, IOI. Proponere, a threaten, 8 I in publico, 324. . Propositum, a queStion, Or umect, 27O, 333. Proscripturire 33O. Providere, tranSit. 442. Provincia, zo proVinciae quaeStOrum, I7I provinciam deponere orpraetermittere 36, 37 66; num-her of the Roman provinCe In Cicero' time, I 24-I 28, 239, 36, 6 II-6I4. Provinciales aditus, 26 PrOVIncialia negotia, 72. Provocatus, invited, I 82. Proximum, nexi est,' 477 Proximum habere 3o; proxime, of time, 37, P. 28, l. 8.Prudenter, 37. Pseudocato, I.

Putidum 46 putidiusculi, I9O,l. 6. Qua . . qua, both . . and, 8 I. Oua re, in fines propositionS 347,