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iis sto, in his appendi tomesner's Bibliotheque mys. There is in the librarnos P. Pithaeus, Paeanius' translatio of the Roman histor of Eutropius ando nasomo hings quoted ut of this Paeanius hy ealiger. Paulus Diaconus has scandaloust solste somo of hisown stuir into tho compendis Eutropius as appears Domino oloveniret book of his miseellaneous histor' edetoo mahes mention o Eutropius in his Englis histornBooka chap. XI and Hincmarus o Rheims, who isa whole age later than Bede, oes in fame in a litti treatis addr sexto Hincmarus o Laudun, hap. XVI. Where, speaking of the casticos Laudun, ho says, ,hich. R Eutropius, an ancient historian writes. was uiti by Macrobius sto Praetor; pon iis firs huiIdiniunde Paganism, itiadis nam o place amongst cities o coun towns. Flodoardus the ripa tines notice of him iso. Booka chap. I. and Leo of Ostia, whoclived in the timesos thoram peror Alexius an Honry in his Chronicie or Casinum, Book L hap. XVII. So much sor Eutro-
Pius, homis areiso to consound with Eutropius uin Grammarian whom Priscian quotes bout theraeiter
Eoo L nor missi Eutropius in physician, mentioned Marcellus Empiricus in the prelacerio his tristiscupori
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EXCRO THE PROPE NANES OF NEME auditanti vE. m. masculine. m. semivine. m. neuter. m. Common. ring singular.
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Adiabent s. m. pi a peopte of Assyria, or Armenia. Adjectus, a, um, pari fram adjicio, adjeci, adjectum, amjicere v. acti jacio addes. Ad minis aci ademi, ademptum, adimere, testiae away
Adjungo, v. aci adjunxi adjunctum, adjungere, jungo eo Dincio. Adjutor oris s. m. Juvohan assistanc, hesperi Administrandum, i, ger. from administro, administrauno managing. Administrandus, a, um, pari tode administrates, manci
Administro, Laeti administravi, administratum, adminis strum, to administrate, to anage, to govem.
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Adisrans, antis, pari. fram admiror, admising -ndering Αdmiratio, onis, s.f. admiration. Admiratus, a, um, pari. fram admiror, admired. Admiror v. dep. admiratus, admirari, miror to admire, to wonder an Admitto v. aet adinsi, admissum, admittere, mi uo,dotiumst, to allow. Admodum, adv. modus very very greatly. AMItens entis, part yrom adestor, adnisus, adnixus, adniti, v. dep. nitorxen avouring hesping. fa uring. Adoleo, v. neut adolexi, adultum adolere, a st oleo 'obum, to sacrifce. Adolescens, entis, pari. fram adolesco, adolevi adolescere, v. incep. gravim v. Adolescens, entis s. m. f. asou seram, boum. Adoptandum, i, geri fom adopto, adopting. Adoptandus, a, um, pari torae a pressi optatus, a, um, part adoptes. Adoptio, onis, s.f. adoption. Adopto v. aci adoptavi, adoptatum, adoptare, optoxto
Advocatus, i s. m. an advocate.
Advdimi are advolavi, advolatum, advolare, volo os
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Aegritudo, Inis, Qq akkneas tro D. Aegrotans, antis, pari. from aegroto, sic sit in booI. Aegroto v. neut aegrotavi, aegrotatum aegrossim, to basies.
Aemulus, a, um, v emulaus imitating. Aemus, i s. m. Ount Aemus, or Haemur, a mountain in
Ameto, mire affeci, affectum inicere, sud st Deio, io ψ
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Agrestis, is s. m. ori a rustic man Or omanis Peasant.
Alexandrinus, a, um, as of Alexandria. Algidus i. s. m. mount Algidus, a ira hiulaea Bome.
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Ancilla, ae s. I. a hariamata a woman erviant. Androgynus, i s. m. arae maphrodite. Animus, i s. m. the minil. - Αhio, enis, a. m. a rver in Italy noto cauea Tmerone , tirises in the campagna di Roma, and Ditis into the Tiberthree miles above Rome. Annotatus, a, um, pari fram Undis v. aet. ad c noto notea, resistered inritiem se. Annulus i. s. m. annus iring. Anum i s. m. a War. Annuus a rim, as annuat, yearly. Ante, prep. before.
Antiquissamus, a, um, ausi superi ancientest, oldest; rom. Antiquus, a, una antiquior, at ancient, ο d. Antoninianus, a, um, adj of Antoninus. ΑPerim v. aci aperui, apertum, aperire, ad hiario toopen to discovem Apollonia ae s. f. a cismos Maia n, another in Asia, an-
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paris, calle Felis, Deserta an Petraea. Αraescus, a, um, at belonginito Arabia. Arabs, Arabis s. m. ors an Arabian. Arans, antis, pari fram aro, stravi, aratum, arare v. ac ploughing. Arbitrium, i, s. n. pleas ure, tu, Ddgment, advice. Ardea, ae s. fa cis of Latium amous arahe retrea of the mea Camillus in his erile. Ardeo, v. neut arsi arsum, ardure, to burn. Argenisus, a, um, adi argentum fallare, sivem. Argentoratum, i, s. n. a cis of Germany on the Rhine, no called Strasbum. Argentum, L s. n. 1ilveri Argos, i, 3. n. Ἀ- in the Morea, the eapita of Argolis in PeloponneSuS. Ariminum, L s. n. O Rimini, a cis of Bab ear the
Armenia, an s.f. a covnim fissa, noto eamd Turcomania. Armeni orum, s. m. p thei ple of Armenia. Armenius, a, um, at Armenian belonginito Armenia. Armorica, ae s.f. Timet ne in Franc Ars artis a. f. an Mili, trade. Artaxata, ae s. f. now risis, a citHU Armenia. Arverni orum, . ., the opse of Auvero in France. Aruspex Icis, ε. m. a 3οοGSver, a diviner. Ascendo, i aci Meendi, ascensum ascendere, ad x sca d uo ascend tia ance.
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Asperitas alis s. asperi severis, harinness. Aspicio v. aci aspexi, aspectum, aspicere, ad st speeio
Assiduus, a, um, as. assideo, assedi, M sum, assidere, in neut ad ij sedeo continuat, constant. ASSUM , neut amurrexi, as Surreetum, assurgere, ad Isurgo is rise v. 'Assyria ae s. f. thefra estauishedainoom V the oria. I is situate in Asia, an is no subieci to the Turri
an Peritans. Astans, antis, pari. fram asto, astati, Miatum, Stare v. neuti
Atella, ae s. f. a town os Campania in Ita*. At conii bis. Athenae, urum, s.f. pl. Athens, icity, and Once a famous remblico It was the capital of istica in Graece. Atheniensis, is e cis Athenian. Atque conj. at que and also. Attingo, v. aci attagi, attactum, attingere, ades tang