Eutropii historiae Romanae breviarium ab urbe condita usque ad valentinianum et valentem augustos necnon sexti aurelii victoris viris illustribus liber. Quibus adjicitur vocabularium locupletissimum

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. pPugno v αα oppugnavi, OPPugnatum oppugnare, obpugnoxio attach, ι Stom. Optamus, a, um, as superi bonus, melior ιhe beat. Opto v. aci optavi, optatum utare t wish. opulentus, a, um, opulentior, opulentissimus, ιν rich,

richer, richest. Opus s. n. inclees need.

opus, adsi indectanee ut.

Opus, dris, ε. n. a --. orans, antis, pari. fram oro, pruing, intreating. Orator oris s. m. oroyan orator. Orbis, is s. m. a globe.

scended. Q. ornamentum, i, s. n. an ornament.

Osdroene, es s.f. a counim of Syria. Osdroeni orum, s. m. pl. the inhabitants of Osdroene.

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Ovans, antis, pari. fram ovo, inus triumphing.

Palaeopharsalus, i s. m. a town in Thessa*. Palaestina, ae s. f. Palestine, see Iudaea. Palam, auri Fens. Palaunus, i, s. m. Mount Palatine one of the seve hius on ita Rome was bulli. Palatium, ii s. n. a palacri Pallium, ii s. n. a cloah a coveriet.

Palus, udis, s.fis post a fen. Pamphilia ae s. f. a province of Asia Minor no the west par of Cardmania. Pannonia ae s.f. the king m os ungam, no subjectio the emperor of Austria. Pannonicus, a, um, as Pannonian, betonginga Pannonia. Pannonii, torum, s. m. pl. the Pannonians. Panticapaeon, i s. n. o Panticapaea, ae s. fis οwn of urta Chersonesus, on the Cimmerian Bovhorus. Paphlagon,inis a. com a Paphlagonian. Paphlagonia ae s. f., province of Asia Minor. Parans, antis, pari. from Paro, preFGring. Earatus, a. um paratior, Paratisomus au Iarepared, more, mos preparea, recto. Parcinis act. Peperci, Panum, Parcere, to Pare. Parcus, a, um, adj pareo 'puring. Parens, entis, s c . pariova parent. Pareo v. neut Parui paritum, Parere, to oboe. Pariter adv. likewise, Vether. Paro, v. aci paravi, Paratum, Parare, to prepare.

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Parricidium, ii s. n. pario st caedo parricide, murder of

parenis.

Pars partis, s.f. aurari. Parthenopolis, is s.f. nisumos Macedon. Parthi orum, s. m. pl. the Parthians, inhabitans o Pamthia, a province V Asia, nee the mos powersu empire of the east, and the rival o Rome. The Parthians were fumeus woundiniwu thei arrows,hiae the were Parthus 4 Parthicus, a, um, as Parthian. Partim a . pars paris. Partus, a, uni, pari fram pario, Peperi, artum, Paritum, Melae v. act. go jurchα3ed. Partus, us s. m. pario) birth. Parum, adridui titile, to Iuue, minus, minImλPamus, a, um ae minor, minimus, uile mau. Passus sis, s. m. pando a pace. PRSSUS a um, pari. Iram patior, sussering. Pastor oris s. m. pasco, Pavi, Pastum, Meere v. ct tofis a Mepheis. Patefacio v. acti patefeci, patefactum, patefacere, Pateo facio ιο lay open to discreer. Patefactus, a, um, pari. fram Patefacio, Mid open. Patem v neut Patui, , patere t be open, tote extended. Pater Patris s. m. afather. Paternus, a, um, adi pater Imiternat, fathσου. Patior v. dep. passus, pati, to miser. Patria ae s. f. inative counim. Patrimonium, ii s. n. pater patrimony

Patruelis, is, s com a cousin. Patruus, i s. m. an uncte.

Patruus, a, um, as of an uncte. Paucus, a, um os. raroly used in the sing. Pauci, aucae, pauca, pl. Pauciores PaucisSami, jew.Pauponira, erum, adli PauPerior, Pauperrimus, psori

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Perdo in acri Perssidi perditum, perdere, per e do uolose, to deu F. Perdom tus, a, um, pari. fom perdomo, domui, domuum, domare in avi made tame, brasten, wholi conqueres. Psrem, irret Perii or periri, peritum, perire, per st eo eo periis. Persectus, a, um, pari. Irom perficio, feci, sectum, ficere, in acti perfeci, sinishea. Persem, v irem peritili, perlatum, Perserre, sero Q -- dure, to carm though.

Perfidia ae s. f. per a fidus perso, reuehem.

Perfuga, ae 3 m. per Iugivi a deserier. Pergamus, i s. f. o Pergimum t. a. n. meismo Thrae or Mysia, in Asia Minor. Pergama drum, s. n. H. ιheaowerri or euades o Troy. Pergo v. neut Perrexi, Perrectum, Perge re toto tog on. to proceis. Periculum i s. n. dangem Perimo, v. ace. Peremi, Peremptum, perimere, emo, forioiloxto kiu. Perinde admis3 1 α Peritissamus, a, um, O superi peritus, peritior, mouis pere mos skissul. Perlatus, a, um, pari. m persero, brouot, carrita alang. Permaneo, v. neut permansi, Permansum, Permanere maneo uo remala, to concinue.

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tive.

Perpessus, a, um, pari. fram perpetior, perpessus, Permi, v. dep. patior sussering. Perpetuus, a. um adli. perpes perpetuat, eontinuat.

Perine, urum, s. m. t. the Perstans inhabitant of rema, an ancient kingdom of Asia, fundeφυ Cyrustae reat, which extended fro India i Aethiopia. It was destro&ed by Alexander the Great. Persecutus, a, um, pari. 1 miseraequor, sequutus, Qui, sequor is dep. pursuing, fotlowing. Persenem, neut Persenui, , Perbenere senex is gratis vermola. Persenesco, v. incep. Persenescere, Senez t gro vemota. Persequendum, i, geri fro Perstillior, sequutus, Equi, purauing. foliowing. Persequendias, a, um, pari. fram Persequor, tesse purauerit bessiowed. Persevero, v. neue Perseveravi, PerseVBrutum, Praeverure, per I Severus a persevere, to persist to holion. Periacus R, m adsi Persian. Persis, Idis, Persia See Persae. Pervenio v. neut Perveni, perventum, pervenIre, venio

Perusia, ne, s.f. meismos Umbria in Italm Pestilentia ae s spestilence, fierique. Petens, entis, pari. from peto, secting goinito. Peto in aci petivi, Petitum, etsire t seek, to Mao. Phaselis, Idis s.f. a cismos Pamphylia, in Asia Mimor. Philippi orum, s. m. pl. a cis of --on, o the boraris V Thrace this place was a batile in hie Octavius

cin Anthonfovercame Brutus an Cassius.

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PHI PON

Philosophus, i s. m. a phi&3Opheri Phoenicia ae s. f., couuimin Asia Minor, on hecim

Phrygia ae s. f. a province of Asia Minori Phrygius a um, as Phrygian. Picentesium, s. m. pl. the, perios Picenum. Picenum, i. s. n. a munirmos Rab, orderision in Sabino.

Pictor oris s. m. pingo irainter. Pictus, a, um, pari iram Pingo pinxi, pictum, pingere,

Pilum i s. n. a Roman Iavelin or dari. meus, i s. m. auior of Greeee in Livadis, ear AEliena. Piraeus, a, um, at Piraean. Piratacus, a, um, at piratis. Piscis, is s. m. asin. Piscor, in dep. Piscatus, piscari, ossi. Pius a um, v issemus, pisus. Placeo, v. neut placui placatum, NacEre, to μαιε. Placet v. impera it pleaseth. Placidus, a, um, ali placidior, Placidissamus, pisarant, more mos plerasunt. Plebs, plebis, a. f. the common Peπde.

Plerique pleraeque, Pleraque, as pl. ιiae mou. Plerumque adrisor the mos pari. Plerusque, inua. iteraque, Plerumque, αυ ring ιhe mole. Plurimum adri multum, Pluc rem much. Plurimus, a, m. i. multus, Plus very ma , vem

eat. Poema, tis s. n. a poem.

Poena, ne, s.f. punishment. Poeni orum, s. m. pl. the Carthaginiam. Polemoniacus a um, at os PMdmon.

Polliceor v. dep. pollicatus, polliceri, liceor is promtu .

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PON 66 PRAE

Pons, Pontis, s ni arari e. Ponaeus, a, um ae belongincto Pontus, α province offAsia sit ted on the Euxine. Hither Ovid was ani-ed by Augustus. Pontus, i s. m. the sea, the Eurine sin extendinifram themius Maeotis to the Thracian OmlArus. Populatus, a, um, Imri fom Populor, tus, uri v. m. wastino Populus, i s. m. the pople.

Porta, ae s.f. a gate. Porocus, us s. a porch, a wauingi tace, a piaxeta.

Portus sis s. m. a porcis har urimSe 4 aci Poposci, , Poscere, to ais, o demana, torequire.

PoSatus, a, um, pari. fram pono, placeri put, latu. Possedens entis, pari. fram Possideo, posseming. Possideo, v. aci possedi possessum, possidero, Potis, s deo uo possen. POSSum v. irrem potui, posse, potis sum uode abis.

Posteritas alis, s.f posteri*. P terus, a, um, at ior, tremus, comini ter. Postquam adu after that Postremum adu lastly a Iast. Postremus, a, um, ausi superi posterus, the Iast. Potens, entis aQ. potis potentior, potentissamus, Misese fui, able more mos powerfui. Potestas alis, s.f potis powem Potior, or us, at co . Potis. Potis itis, better, abier. Potitus, a, um, pari from Potior, Potitus, Potiri v. m. mi Fing, possesse in Potius, auri potissame, oriousamum rather. Praebens entis, partis miraebeo, o ording, hewing. Praebeo, in aci praebui, praebatum, Praebere, prae hamheoxto, ora, to Meis, Dis enuo octave.

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Praecedo, v. neue Praecessi, praecessum, Praecedere, prae

Praecipio, in act. Praecepi, praeceptum, Praecip&e, Praescapio a commanu, to charge. Praecipitium, ii s. n. praeceps a recipice. Praecipato v. act. Praecipitavi, praecipitatum, Praecipita re, praecipio ci throwχυ- to precipitate. Praecipue, adu chlesy. ., Praecipuus, a uin, as praecipio ,hies Praeda ae s. f. proe booty. . Praefectura, ae s. sacio the governorahip. Praesectus, i. s. m. faciOh govereor, a praefeci.

Praefectus-Praetorio Praesecti-praetorio, s. m. ilieuienant-

generat, capta in of he guarcs. Praeficio misci praefeci, praesectum, praeficere, lacio

Praelium, ii s. n. a batile. PraeneSte, is, ε. n. one of the mos note cities f Latium, famovssor iis temple of Fortune. PraeneStini orum, s. m. t. the inhabitants of Praeneste. PraeParo, v. act. Praeparavi, PraeParatum, Praeparare, Parim a prePare. Praeponendus, a, um, pari. fom praepono, di be preferrea Praepono v act. Praeposui, Praepositum, Praeponere, po- noxio prefer. PraePosatus, a, um, pari. fom praepono, preferrea. Praesens eratis, as 4 pari.fom PraeSum, preSent.

stare, sto a perform to G ora. PraeSum v. irreg. Praefui praeesse, sum to besse over. Praeter pσω eaecept besiue i Praeterea a . Praeter is, ea idymoreover. Praetexta, ae s. f. a robe orn is magistratra . Praetextus, a, um, adll. prae texo bordered, e ed, toga

Praetexta. ..

Praetor oris, ε. m. Prae, eo is praetor, a geneΥaL

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Praetoriisus, a, m. F. praetorian belonginguo the Imaetor praetoriani milites, rhe generar own guaris. Praetorium, ii s. n. the generar tent, the praetoriandanda oriuatas. Praetorius, a, um au. praetorian. bHonginito the praetor. Praevenio v. neut Praeveni, Praeventum, Praevenire, VE-nio uo prevent, to come before. Praeventus, a, um, pari. fram Praevenio, prevent M. Premo, B ac . Pressi, Premum Premere, to pres' to Uymera, ιο compet, to push, i curb. Pretium, ii s. n. imieri a reord a Dibe.

Primὁ a .frat, alfrat, in thesrs place. Primum, a .frat, alfrat. Primus, a, um, adll superi prior, eo . Mesrat, he ctita the princimi. Princeps, pis s. m. primus, capio a Prince, a princess. Principatus sis s. m. foveret w dignis. Principium, it a. n. thedeginning. Prior, or us, v. co . Uants the positive, primus, the fom

Priscus, um, a. ancient. Pristanus, a, um, adse fremer, ancient. Privatus, a, um, Q. Private. Privatus, a, um, pari fom PriVR vi, tum, ure, in aeri

. m.

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PRO 69 PRO

Procul adrifar,fario . Prodens entis, par fram Prodo didi, arum, ere v. aci b

Profligo υ aci profligavi, profligatum, Prostigare, stig inus. xto dispalch, tib finiis. Profluvium, ii s. n. fluox suae, a dysentem a gushinc

Promio, in neut profugi, profuguum, Profugere, fugio

ι, e t escape. Progressus, us s. m. gradiorha progress. Progressus, a, um, pari. Ροm Progredior, Progressus, Procosidi v. d. advancing. Promissum, i, s. n. promitto a promise. Promissus, a, um, parti fom Promitto, promisis. Promittens entis, pari. fram promitto, promisino Promitto v. aci promisi, promissum. Promittere, mitto to promisci Promptus, a, um, s. promptior, promptisamus, reais.

more mos recto. Pronior, or us, adi co . Pronus, eo prone. Pronuncio. v. act. Pronunciavi, Pronunciatum, Pronuncia are, nunciovi declare t pronounce.

Propiu adu propius, Proxime Near, amost. Prope Prep. near, at hanu, hard b. Propensior, or us, at comp. Propensus, Propensisamuhmore proPense, more rnclinabis. Propior, or us, adll co . Proomus, Rearer nigher, i esinam. Proprius, S um, adli proper peculiari Propter prep. for because of Propugnator oris, a. m. pugnoxa defender a ehammon.

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