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death. 11. Infestis signis vit hostile standards. 13. Prali superfuerit: suoivedihela1lle.'I4. Quem . . . loeum the constructio is, eum Oeum, quem qui que eperat in pug ando, tegebat, anima amisso A the ery plaee, whiemeachina occupied in batile, he covered, When Stain. 19. Aberantem . . . permiserit When the consul entore upon his ossice, he was obliged in swoarrio observe the lavs. In like mannerupo thei resignation, in consul alsemble tho eople and made aspeein to them about What the had performe during thei timo in ossice, and wore theyia done nothing eontrar to the laWs Anyone os the tribunes ad tho power of hindering them som mahingruspeecb, and oni perinittin them to a ea the usuist ath.
21. Indieta Gr. 155, 156 ea de Mithout alearing. 29. Posset defendere he might have defended.' 32. Ut Mareo Tullio igni et aqua interdieeretur impers verrici
stat arcus ullius shouldio sorbidden the uso os fir and water , inouldisianished. It was a maxim among the Romana that no onecouldie Mettigenos Rome, horausteriadiimselfio be made a citieten os an other city an no one eoulu lose the stoedom os in cit against his mill Is then the right os a citigon were taven rom any one either by Way os punishment o sor an other cause, som fictio Was alwaygregoriodrio. hus, hen citigens ore anished the di no expelthema Drce, but their good were confiscaled, and thenthemselum vvere Drbidum the me offre an tester, hic oblige them to repat is sommother place. Sometimes, hoπever, the mere obliged togo is a particular laee. 24. uero . . . renuntiaverat, the consul vero usuali elsere 13o
oui the on os Iut o the beginning of August. From theis eloe iion to the fidit o January, homine entore o their mee, theymere calle eonsules designati. Is one of the t. consul died duringit, year anothe was substituted in his Iace so the est os his timeos service. 26. De more 'aeeordincto custom.
3. Primi Bruti Mos the fidit Brutus; et e Lucius Iunius Brutus. Im
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II. Que . . .ego . . . meriti sumus: Gr. Ruleras, M. I. Is Iani . . . eis it in temple o Ianus Was bullt by Numa, hav-ing tWoarmen gales, ne on eae side, iste Iopi ope in War, M ut in time osteace. 21. Compos . . . meorum: I have obrutae the obieet oti de-
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2Bmillus, ii m. milius, ho me nomen os a celebrated gens in Rome. AEnlata, ae m. I. AEneas, a Tmian prinee, sonis Anchises. AEqui orum m. a. ι tho qui, aseopimos Italy. Atioiades, is m. a. the on of
Αωea, ae, . 1 Asriea, one of tho seu quarters of the globe. Ahicanus, i m. Asrieanus, alitio beato.ed on Scipio on -- eount of his suco aes in Asriea.
Amthdeles, is m. s. Agathdeles, a Sicilia prince. Ageailaus, Ei m. Agesilaus, a.Spartan ting. Agis, Idia m. s. Agis, a Laeode- montan ving. Agrippa, ae m. I. Agrippa, a
Alba, ae i. I. Alba, alao aued Alba Longa a itymea Rome. Albani orum m. 2 pl. in Albana, inhabitant of Alba. Albanus, a, um, a. Albin, helonyingrio Alba. Amia, is m. s. in Elbo, a riseros
Alcibifides, is m. s. Aletriades, a distinguillhed Athenian. Alexander, ri m. 2. Alexandor, hing of Macedonia, sumamadsto Groat. Nexandria, ae,f. I. Alexandria,
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Ambiorix, uis m. s. Ambiorix, a Galli chiothain. Ambustus, i m. Ambustus, a Roman familrname eognomen in tho Fabianae . Amphipolitanus, a, um, Amphipolitan, of the eit Amphipolia. Amulius, ii m. 2. Amulius, tringos ΑIba, and uncio os Romulus and Remus, hom ho eaused tobe thrown into in Tiber.
Anchises, ae m. I. Anchises, a Trojan prinee, saved rom tho flamosos Troy by hisso AEnstas. Aneus, i m. 2. Ancus, tho ameos the lauri hin os Rome. Anio, enis m. s. the Anio, a river
Antoninus, i m. 2. AnionInus, a Roman empeior sumante Pius. Antonius, ii m. 2. Antony, a celebrate Roman.
Apollo, Inis, m. I. Apollo, thego os metr an divinat n. Apollonia ae L. 1. Apollonia, thenam os a city. Apollonius, i , m. Apollonius, a Grecian motorician. Appius, ii, Appius, a Roma nam Irin meri See Claudius. Apulia, adi, L. I. Apulia, a coun-
ans, inhabitant os Arabia. Arefides, um m. s. l. Areadbans, inhabitant of Arcadia, aeountr os Greeco. Areadu orum m. 2. I. Arcadi
Argi orum m. a. Ita Argos, aeit os Gre eis. Argivus, a, iam a Argive, Argian, o Argos. Ariobarmnes, is m. s. Ariobarzanes, a Persia commander.
Ariovistus, i m. Ariovistus, German hiostain. Arisudes, is m. a. Aristides, an Athonian statesman. Aristorales, is m. Aristotis, a Grecia philosopher. Armenia ae f. a. Armenia, aeountry of Asia. Arpinum, i n. Arpinum, a citros italy. Artaxerxes, is, Artaxerxes, ving os Perat . Amnis, untia m. s. Aruns, sonis Tarquinius Superbus. Asia, ae,f. 1. Asia, one os tho Murquarter os the globe. Asiaticus, i m. I. Asiatieus, αtille os honour besto.e o L. Seipio on account os his aue-
Astyllaes, is m. 3. Astyages, hingo Media
Assyrii orum m. 2. I. the Assyrians, aleopleis Asia. Amsinae arum, L. I. pl. Athens, a celebrate cit os Graece. Athenienses, tum m. s. l. tho Athenians, citigens os Athens.
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Pergamum. Therm ero severines of tho name. Atuet, oriam, . . l. the Atticans, inhabitant Mattica. Atticus, i m. 2. Aincus, the a nam os Titus Pomponius, a distinguished Roman. Attius, ii m. 2. Attius, a man sname See Navius. Augustus, i m. Augustus, Orthe August, in aurnam os a
Augustus, i m. 2. August. Aulis, idis, . . inulta, ceu of Boeotia. Aulus, i m. Aulus, a Romanname praenomm . Auster, tri, m. 2. the fouin Wind.Αvenunus, i m. 2. Mount Aventine, ne os the even illa os
Ba 'lon, nis l. 3. Babylon, acit of Asia. Baulonia, ae,f. I. Babylon, a eityol Asia. Bacchus, i m. Bacchus thego of Wino. Bagrfida, ae , 1. Bagrada, a riveros Africa.
Lueius Iunius Brutus nephe os Tarquinius Superbus, ounderos Roman liberi an one os thesim consuls. 2. Marcus Iunius Brutus attempte to reator tholibort o Rome V me assas- sinationis Iulius caesar. Byzantium, ii n. a. ByEantium,aeityos Thrace, o Constantinopis.
Caelius, ii m. 2. Caelius, ona sthe foventilis of Rome. Caesar, Eris m. s. Caesar, a Romanismil nam in the Iulian w3.1. Iulius Caesar, tho celebrated triumvir Who overthrow the liberties of Rome. . clavius Caesar, thoirst emperoror me. Caius, ii. m. 2. Caius, a Romannamo prin-men . CalaiInus, . . . Calatinus, a
Caligata se m. I. Caligula, a Roman Emperor.
Campanus, a, um, a. belongincto Campania. Caninius, ii m. 2. Caninius, a
Cannae, strum. I. l. Cannae, atomnis Italy. Cannensis, e a. os Cannae thobaulo fought there a so called. Canusium, ii n. 2. Canusium,
eityis Italy. Capitolium it n. . th Capitolino Mount, ne os tho evenhilla os Rome, previousi called Tarpeiusmons It containedine eitadet, in hic mas a templo os Iupiter, and whie Wasalso calle tho Capitolium orCapitol. Capra, , LI. Capra, ad emear
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Carthaginiendis, e m. a. me a thaginian. Carthago, anis f. Carthage, I A eit of Asricae, hich, alter threm War With Rome Wastaven an destroyed by tho Roman s. 2. A eit in Spain, called Carthago Nova, e Carthage. Casilinates, um. m. a. pl. the Casilinates, inhabitant os Casilinum. Casilinum. i. n. 2. Casilinum, a
Cassander dri m. 2. Cassander, a Medonian generat. Cassius, ii m. 2. Cassius, ne fine conspirator against Caesar. Catilina, te,nι. I. Catiline, a Roman who plottod the destruetionos Rome. Cato, sinis m. a. Cato a Romanismilymam e 1. M. Porcius Cato the Elder Mas censor. 2. Μ. Cato ouo against Caesar, and killo him eis in Utica. Cassiius, i m. 2. Catulus, a Roman familyma me eooomm)Caudinus, a, um, Caudine os Caudium. The Furculae a rei-nae Was a narro pas neu thoeityis Caudium. Celtib6ri, irum, I. I. the Celtiberians a peoplo os Spain. Ceres, ris,f. 3. Celes the god-dessos corn.
Chaleis, idis f. a. Chalci , a cityo ibo istandis Euboea. Charybdis, is,f. 3. Charybdis, a sabulous monster, supposed tis inhabit a cavernin the coastis Sicily. Chrysogonus, i m. 2. Chrysog o
Cilicia, . f. I. Cilicia, in prOVince os Asia inor. Cimber, bri, m. 2. a Cimblian. . Cimbri orum m. . l. the Cimbri, a race of aibarians Dom
Cimbircus, a, um, a Cimbrie, the Cimbri War 'ac the 'ars gainst tho Cimbri. Cimon, Onis, m. I. Cimon, an Athenia comman 'er. Cincinnatus, i m. 2. Cincinnatus, themammosa familf eognomen in the Quintianae . Cineag, se m. I. Cineas, a mini terii Pyrrhus. Circe, es, fra Cir e, a sorCeress, in Ganged meminis beasta byher incantations. Cireensis, o, Circensian; ins Circonatan ames ere those exhibited in the Circus in Rome. Cisalpinus, a um, Cisalpine, o missido os the Alps A partis Gaulin the fide of the Alps ea est Rome a calle Cisalpino. Citium, ii n. 2. Citium, the nameos a lov. n.
Claudius, ii m. 2. Claudius, thonam os a distinguished gens in Rome ne os them Claudiam
Caesar, Was emperor. There diro lauri illo nam os Appius mentione in his book. I. A. , the docemvir, p. i. a. A.',surnamex Caecus, p. 65. I. A. C. Caudex, p. 69. . A C. Pulcher, P. 73. Clemens, is m. a. Clement,
an Atheniam Clitus, i m. 2. Clitus, a Macedonia generdit. Clodius, ii m. 2. Clodius, man s
Cloelia, ar,f. 1. Cloelia, a Woman s
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Collatia, te, . 1 Collatia, a cityos Italy. Collatinus, i m. 2. Collatinus, thesurname in Tarquinius, the hvsband of Lucretia. Seo arquinius. Conon, nis m. 3. Conon an Athenia commander.
Corinthii orum m. 2. I. ille rinthiana, inhabitant os Corinth. Corinthus, i, fra Corinth, a cityos Gree e. Coriolanus, i m. Coriolanus, me surnam os C. Marcius, Whodistinguished himself at the eapture os Corioli. Corioli orum m. 2. pl. Corioli, citros Italy. Comelia, ae, Cornelia, a Wo
Cornotius, cli, m. a. Romannam os a gens, includia thesamilias os the Lentuli, the Scipios, the Dolabellas, the Syllas, Lo. CorvInu 3, i m. Corvinus, thesurnam os . Valerius. Crassus, i m. 2. Crassus, a sumitynam in Romo. Cromsipa, ae m. I. the Cromera asmali rive cloising into the T -ber no sar rom Rome. Cresa, adi, or Crete, es, fra Crete, an istand of the editorretinean. Cretensis, e a Cretan 's Crete. Cumae aruni f. l. L Cumae, acit os italy. Cures, tum, m. 3. I Curos, a Sabine tonnio sarrimi Rome. Curiatius, i. m. Curiatius amari' name There ere three
brothersosthisnamo in the Albanarni Who ought Mithritis Horatii. Curius, ii m. 2. Curius, tho naineos a distinguished Roman. Cyprus, i,f. 2. Cyprus, an ista in thomediterranean. Cyrus, i m. 2. Cyrus 1 Aiem stan prince, called tho Founger; 2. hin os Persia, calle the Elder, P. 8.Cyzicum, i, nast Cyzicum a citro Asia inor.
Darius, ii m 2. Darius, a Persianking. December, bris m. 3. December. Decimius, ii m. 2. a many name, praenomen). Decius, ii m. 2. Decius, a man s
Delos, i. a. melos, an istandi the 2 aean ea. Delphi, Orum m. 2. pl. Delphi, alown in Greece, containing an oraclo os Apollo. Democritus, i m. 2. Democritus, a Grecia philosopher. Demosthgnes, is m. Demosthenes, an Athenian orator. Diana, ae i. I. D ana the goddesso hunting. Dioggnes, is, in a. Diogenes, Grecian Cynic philosopher.
Dion, Onis m. 3. Dion, a Syracusan statesman.
Dionysius, ii m. a. Dionysius, tyrant ri Syracuse. Dolabella, ae m. 1. Dolabella, a Romaniamilyname eoε-men.)Domitius, ii m. 2. Domitius, thonam os a Roman gen3. Drusus, i m. Drusus, a mania
Duilius, ii in . . Duilias the fit si Roman whoraineda navat victo F. Dyrrachium, ii n. 2. Dyrrachium, eii os Macedonia. Ecbatana, rum, . . I. Ecbatana, a cit os Persia. Enna, ae . . I. Enna, a mountainos Sicily on hic mas a templo os CereS. Enni iis, ii m. 2. Ennius, a Roman poet. Epaminondas, ae m. 1. Epami-
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Rinesius, a, um, Ephesian, os Ephesus, an epithet os Diana, cause he had a splendidaem. Felix Ieis m. s. Felix, a sumam
Tho Fortunate. Flaminius, si m. a. Flaminius, adistinguished Roman. ple there. Q ussetius, ii m. Fufiotius, an Ephssus, i, L. 2. Eingsus, a it Alba generalos Asia Minor. Epicarus, i m. 2. Epicurus, a Grecia philosopher. Epirotae, strum m. I. pl. in Epirota, inhabitant os Epirus, in
Epirus, i,f. 2. Epirus, a eountryin Greeee. Etruria ae f. I. Etruria, a Oun- tr os Italy. Etrusci orum m. 2 pL Etrurians, inhabitant os Etruria, in Italy. Euphrates, is m. a. the Euphrates, a lueris Asia. Euripides, is m. 3. Euripides, a Grecian Poet. Europa, I. Europa, a Phoenixian prinuoss. sable is have been carrie to Crete nos ael os a bull. I. urope, one os the laur quarters of the globe.
Fabii Orum m. 2. l. st Fabii, eelebrate Roman gens. Fabius, ii m. 2. Fabius, a Roman
Fabius, a, um, a Fabian, os me Fabia gen3. Fabricius, ii m. 2. Fabricius, thenam os a distinguishod Roman. Falerii, Orum m. 2. I. Falerii, actinos Italy. Falernus, a, um, . Falernian. Falisci orum m. 2. l. the Falisci, inhabitant os Falerii. Fannius, ii m. 2. Fannius, a man's
Faustillus, i, Faustulus, ashepher Who preservo Romulus and Remus, When the were exposed. Faustus, i m. 2. Faustus, a man sname, signifyin Fortunate. Fulvia, ae, Q. Fulvia, a Woman's
Galli orum m. 2. m. the aula, inhabitant os Gaul. Gallia, ae, I Gaul, no France: it Was divide into Gallia interior, sarther Gaul, and Gallia raterior, ither Maul. Also into TransalpΙna an Cisalpina. Gallicus, a, um, a. Gallic relatingto Gaul. Gallus, i m. Gallus, a man s
Gallus, i m. 2. the Gaul. Gellius, ii m. 2. Gellius, a manya
Getuli orum m. 2. pl. the Getulians, assopi os Alalea. Gracchus, i m. 2. Graeehus, a Roman famil name . a. Sempronius Gracehus, a consul, Whosorvex against Mannibal 2. Tiberius; and 3. Caius Grae-chus, popular eaders, Who per-ished in the eivit disturbanees. Graeci orum m. 2. pl. Grecians, in inhabitant os Greece. Graecia, e . I. Greece, a mun- tr os Europe.
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Graecisus, i m. 2. a Mor Grecian La diminutive stom Graecus.
Graecus a um, a Groeli, Grecian.
Hamlloar, Eris m. 3. Hamilcar, Carthaginian commander, fassieros Hannibal.
Ammon, an epithet os Iupiter. Hannibal, filia m. 3. Hannibal, I A Carthaonian genera in thofirst Punic War, deseated by Duilius. 2. The author an conductor of the secondiunio War. Whorarat rosse the Alpa and carrie the War into Italy but
thaginian genorat. Hasdrubal, filis m. I. asdrubala Carthaginianiame. I. The sonos Hamilcar, and brothor os Hannibal, deseatod an flain in Ita-ly. 2. A Carthaginia generat, Whom Scipio dososted in Spain, the sonis Glago. . A Carthagini an generat, at the capture os Carthage. Hellespontus, , . . the el
FleraclItus, i m. 2. 'raelItus, a Greeia philosopher. Hercules, is in. 3. Hercules, Greciana ero. Berculsius, a, um, a. Merculean, o Hercules. Herennius, ii m. 2 morennius, a Samnite. Hero, sis. f. a. ero, a giri of Se tos the mistres of eander. Herodotus, i m. 2. Herodotus, di Greeian historian.
Hipponiates, is m. 3. Hipponiates,
.ith the thre Alba brothera, Curiatii. . oratius, surnamed Cocles, defende the passage of tho bridge against in Etruri
na meis a Roman gens. I. Hostilius p. 43 Was a genera os Romulus. 2. Tullus Hostilius, third hingis Rome.
Iarbas ae m. I. Iarbas, in os Numidia. Iborus, i m. 2. the bro, a riveros Spain. Idaeus, a, um, a. Idaean, os Ida, amountain in Phrygia. It was anopithoros Cybgie, Who was called The Idaean mollier. India ae s l. India, a countryos Asidi.
Ini Icus, a, um, a. Indian. Indus, i m. . tho Indus, a rivero Asia. Isocrates, is m. 3. Isoerates, an Athonian orator. Isthmius, a, um, Isthmian; ilio Isthmian ames, Mero ames
Italici, Urum m. 2 L Italians.
Iantellium,i n. 2. Ianiculum one
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Montorio. Ianus, i m. 2. Ianus, a go represente With tW faces, and henem callex geminus. Thegates of Ianus Mere pened in War, and shu in Peaee. Juba, , m. I. Iuba, hingis Numidia. Jugurtha, ae m. I. Iugurtha, Numidia prin . IugurthInus, a, um, Iugu illinori me Iugurthin War, Wastho mar against Iugurtha, Hugos Numidia. Iulia ae f. I. Iulia, a Woman a
Iulius, ii m. 2. Iulius, the amo os a gens in Rome.
Iunius, a, um, a. os Iuno as Nonas Iunias, in nones faune. Iunius, ii m. 2. Iunius, the name
Labionus, a Roman generia. Laeedaemonius, ii m. 2. a Laee- daemonian citigenis Sparta.
Laelius, ii m. 2. Laelius, the Dioneos Scipio milianus.
Laenas alis, in a. Laenas, a Bo-
inhabitantos Latium, in Italy. Latium, ii n. 2. Latium, a distriolos Italymea Rome the inhabitanta os .hie Wero ealladiatini, tho Latins. Laurentia, ast f. I. Laurentia, a
violent stom. Lentalus, , m. 2. Lentulus, a
Leueas, Edis,f. 3. Leucas, a ityos thesisland of Leueadia. Iacinius, ii m. 2. Licinius, thenam os a Roman gens nomen .
LiternInus, a, um, a. Ialamine,
Lucerini orum m. 2. I. the Lu-eorians, inhabitants of Lucerium. Lucius, ii m. 2. Lucius, a man sname praenomen . Lucretia, se L. I. Lucretia, themis of Tarquinius Collatinus. Lucullus, i m. 2. Lucullus, a
Lyeurgus, i m. Lycurgus, Spartan iam ever. Lydia, ae,so. Lydia, a count os Asia Minor.
Lysander, i, m. 2. Lysander, a Lacedaemonia generat. . M. Maeeddnes, in m. s. l. thoΜacedonians, inhabitant of Μaeodonia. Macedonia, se,f. I. Macedonia, countr os Europe. MacedonIcus, i m. 2. Macedoni- eua a titio os honor, besto eston Paulus Emilius o aceount ostho conquestis,aeodonia. Maecenas, Rus m. a. Maecenas, thoisiensos Augustus. Maharbal, filis m. s. aharbaLine namens a Carthaginian incor