strous serpent, prophay-, Quadratarius, i. m. 2. a ing spirit, person possess ed with such a spirit Pythonissa, æ. f. a woman inspired with prophecy Pythonissa, æ. f. 1. a wo man possessed with a prophesying spirit, priestess Pyxacantha, æ. f. 1. boxthorn Pyxidātus, a, um. adj. made like a hos Q a Pyls, . f. 1.a gate, strait QUA, adv. where, which Pyrn, . f. 1. a funeral pile, bonfire Pyramidātus, a, um. adj. formed like a pyramid, pointed at the top Pyramis, dis. f. 3. a pyramid, a spire Pyrausta, . m. 1. a fire. Av [or stone Pyren, enis. m. 3. a kernel, Pyrethrum, i. n. 2. wild pellitury Pyrgus i m. 2. a tower, dice-box Pyrites, . m. 1. a marcasite, or fire-stone, thunder-stone, millstone Pyritis, Idis. f. 3. precious stone, which, held hard, burneth the fingers Pyroboli, örum. pl. m. 2. fireballs, squibs, crackers Pyrocorax, acis. m. 3. a crow with red feet Pyropus, i. m. 2. a carbuncle, an upal, a metal Pyrrhicha, . f. 1. a dane ing in armour, suorddance Pyrrhichtus, I, m. a foot of tw short syllables Pyrum, i. n. 2. a peur Pyrus. i. f. 2. pear-tree Pythales, æ. m. 1. a player on a bagpipe Pythia, Orum, pl. n. games instituted in honour of Apollo Pythicus, a, um. adj. belonging to Apollo, oracular Python, Gais. m. 3. a mon way, by what way, or method, or what place, wherever, as far as, as Quacunque, adv. which way soever, by what place soever, withersoever Quadantenus, adv. in some measure Quadra, e. f. 1. a square, square trencher, iquare piece, the square at the bottom of a pillar Quadragenartus, a, um. adj. of Jonty Quadragéni, æ. a, adj. pl. forty Quadragesima, æ. f. 1. the fortieth part, the time of Lent, Lent Quadragesimalis, e. adj. of Lent Quadragesimus, a, um. adj. fortieth Quadragtes,adv. forty times Quadraginta, adv. indeci. pl. forty Quadrangularis, e. adj. quadangular Quadrangulus, a, um. adj. Quadrans, tis. m. 3. a Roman coin worth newly our halfpenny, the fourth part of anything, a quarter, a quadrant, a gill Quadrantal, ālis. n. 3. a square figure, a vessel of nine gallons Quadrantalis, e. adj. four fingers thick Quadrantarius, a, um. adj. belonging to, or bought for a farthing [square Quadrartas, a, um. adj.four stonecutter Quadrate, adv. in form of a square Quadratto, onis. f. 3. a Quadratum, i. n. 2. a square rature, the squaring of any thing, a square Quadrātus, a, um. pt. & adj. squared, Joursquare, well set, well made, or fash ioned Quadriceni, æ. adj. pl. forty Quadriceps, ipītis, adj. hare ing four heads, having four tops Quad dens, tis, adj. having four teeth Quadriennium, i. n. 2. jour years Quadrifariam, adv. four ways, into four parts Quadrifariter, adv. iden Quadritidus, a, um. adj. el-ft, dividea, or dividing into four parts Quadriduvius, a, um. adj. running into four veins, or divisions Quadriföris, e. adj. having Jour holes Quadrifrons, tis. adj. fourfronted, an ephitet of Janus Quadriga, m. f. 1. a cart, or chariot drawn with four horses, horses or other things that are four of a sort Qundrigartus, a, um. adj. of, or belonging to a a chariot, or charioteer Quadrigartus, i. m. 2. a charioteer Quadrigātus, a, um. adj. marked, or stamped with a chariot QuadrigemTnus, a, um. adj. Juurdunble QuadrigenarTus, a, um. adj. of Jurty Quadrigeni, æ, a. adj. four hundred Quadrigüla, . f. 1, a lit tle chariot Quadrijügis, e. adj. of a chariot with four horses; subst. four horses harnessed together Quadrijŭgus, a, um. adj. arawn by four horses Quadrilaterus, a, um. 3. quadrilateral, of four sides Quadrilibris, . adj. weigh. | Quadruplico, are, act. 1. to e adj. of ing four pounds Quadrimanus, a, um. 4 Quadrimanis, e. adj. having four hands Quadrimātus, us. m. of four years Quadrimestris, four months Quadrimulus, a, um. adj. nearly, or almost four years old Quadrimus, a, um. adj. Jo years old Quadringenarius, a, adj. that containeth Jour hundred men Quadringeni, & Quadrin genteni, æ. a. adj. pl. four hundred Quadringentesĭmus, a, um. adj. the four hundredth Quadringenti, æ, a. adj. pl. four hundred Quadringentes, adv. four hundred times Quadrinus, a, um. adj. four, quartan Quadripartito, adv. in four parts Quadripartitus, a, um. pt. divided into four parts Quadrirēmis, is. f. 3. a galley with four banks of [ways Quadrivialis, e. adj. of four Quadrivium, i. n. 2. a place where four ways meet, four ways Quadro, are. act. 1. to square; neut. to agree, suit, be fit GILTS Quadrula, æ. f. 1. a little square Quadrum, i. n. 2. a square figure, a square, a square pane of glass Quadrupedans, tis. adj. prancing, galloping, Jour-footed Quadrupedus, a, um. adj. having four feet Quadrupes, ědis. adj. having Jour feet Quadrupes, dis. m. 3. a horse. Item in fœm. & neut. gen. a quadruped, any beast, or cattle Quadruplător, ūris. m. 3. a giver, or receiver of four. Joid, public informer Quadruplex, Icis. adj. four. jold [quadrupling Quadruplicatio, Onis. f. a Gandruplicato, adv. four findes so much multiply four times, to quadruple Quadruplo, adv. four times as much Quadrupler, äri. dep. 1. to inform against a man in order to have the fourth part of his goods Quadruplum, i. n. 2. four fold Quadruplus. a. um. adj. quadruple, fourfold, four times as much Quadrus, a, um. adj. four square Quærito, are.net. 1. to seck, to inquire diligently Quæro, rère, æsivi, æsitum. act. 3. to seek, search, or look for, ask, inquire, or make inquiry, consider, or dispute, want, aim at, get, or acquire, conquer, or subdue, cause, or excite Quæsitto, onis. f. 3. an inquiry Quæsitor, ōris. m. 3. an inquisitor, or examiner of capital offences, judge, provost Quæsitum, i. n. 2. an quiry, a question, a thing gotten Quæsitara, æ. f. 1. idem Quæsitus, a, um. pt. of quæro adj. sought, sought for, asked, inquired into, or about, wanted, gotten, obtained, affected, studied, exquisite Quæsitus, us. m. 4. a seeking, or asking Quæso, verb. defect to seek, beseech, pray, desire, get Quæsticalus, I. m. 2. a littie profit Quæsilo, onis. f. 3. a ques tion, doubt, or debate, case, inquiry, examina tion by torture Quæstiuncula, æ. f. 1. a lit tle doubt gain thereby Quæstuose, adv. with gar Quæstuosus, a, um. adj. gainful, profitable, luera. tive, greedy, careful Quæstūra, e. f. 1. the office of a questor Quæstus, us. m. gain, profit, lucre, advantage, a trade Qualibet, adj. any way Quālis, e. adj. of what manner, of what kind, such as, like us, as Qualiscunque, lecunque, adj. whatsoever, whatever, such as it is (wil Qualis bet, adv. what you Qualisqualis, e. adj. be it what it will Qualīcas, ātis. f. 3. a quality, manner, sort, jashion, condition, or nature Qualter, adv. like as, a how [sorver Qualitercunque, adv. howQualübet, adv. any way Qualus, i. m. a twig basket, work-basket, hen-coop colander, hod Quan, conj. vel adv. how? how! than, very, very mach, very greatly, a much as, as long as, after, after that, rather than. Tam-quàm, a well-as. Quam-tam, the more-the More. Quàm mox? how soon? how long till P Priùsquàm, quàm-priùs, e Jure Quandĭu, adv. how long? until, as long as Quamdūdum, adv. how long ago? Qualibet, adv.as you will, although, albeit Quamobrem, adv. wherefore? why? for which reason Quamplurimus, a, um. adj. very much Quampridem, adv. how long since? Quumprimum, adv. very shortly, by and by, as soon as possible Quamvis, conj. although, albeit, very much, greater, never so Quandiu, adv. vide Quamdià Quando, adv, when when, at what time, as, since, seeing that (soever Quandochuque adv. when Quandoque, adv. one time, Quanti, gen. as much as, of tle very litle Quantisper, adv, as long as Quantitas, atis. f. 3. quan tity Quanto, adv. by how much. adv. how greatly, as greatly Quantulum, . n. 2. how little, or much, as much, or fur as Quantulumcunque, n. how little suever, ever so little Quantalus, a, um. adj. how little Quantuluscunque, adj. how little soever, ever so little Quantum, i. n. 2. how much, how great, so much as, what an advantage! Quantum, adv. as far as, as much as Quantumcunque, adv. as much as Quantumvis,conj.although, albeit, never so much, however, very Quantus, a, um. adj. how great, how much, how Any! how fine! howe brave as much as Quantuscunque, cunque, umcunque. adj. how great or little soever Quantuslibet, albet, um. bet. adj. how great soever, never so great Quantusquantus, a, um. adj. how great soever, all over Quantusvis, avis, umvis.adj. as great as you like Quapropter, adv. vel conj. wherefore, why? Jor which reason [ever Quaqua, adv. what way so. Quaterdeni, m. adj. pl. forty Quaternarius, a, um. adj. of four Quaternarus, i. m. 2. the number of four Quaterni, e, a. adj. pl. Quaquaversum, & Quaqua-, Quaterdectes, adv. forty Quartanus, a, um. adj. of the fourth Quartartam, i. n. 2. a quar. Quartus, a, um. adj. the fourth Quartusdecimus, a, adj. the fourteenth Quasi, adv. & conj. as if, as it were, as though, as, in a manner, almost, nearly, of the same import Quasillaria, æ. f. 1. a basket-woman Quasillum, i. n. 4 Quasillus, i. m. 2. a basket, pannier; a slave QuassabYllis, e. adj. to be shaken Quassabundus, a, um. adj. shaking Quassato, onis. f. 3. shaking, a shake Quassatūra, œ. f. 1. a shaking Quasso, are. act. 1. to shake, brandish, shatter, endanger Quassus, a, um. pt. of qua tio Quassus, us. m. 4. a shak ing Quatefacto [quatio, facio], cere, feci, factum. act. 3. to cause to shake Quatenus, adv. as far as, how long, how far; conj. forasmuch as, seeing that, since Quater, adv. four times, very often Jour Quarternfo, onis. m. 3. the number jour, a quatre at dice, &c. a file, or guard of four soldiers Quatinus, conj. vide Qua tenus Quatto, tere, assi, assum. a. 3. to shake, move, brandish, thrust, or drive, disturb, batter Quatidão, adv. in four dayı Quatriduum, i. n. 2. space of four days Quatuor, adj. pl. indeel. jour [teen times Quatuordectes, adv. Jour. Quatuordecim, adj. pl. ind. fourteen Quatuorvirātus, us. m. 4. the office of four ruling together Quatuorviri, örum. pl. m. 2. four surveyours Que, conj. and, also, for, seeing that, forasmuch as, or. Que-que, buth-and Quiscum, pro Quibuscum Quemadmodum, adv. after what sort, or manner, how! how? by what means? like as Queo, Ivi, itum. n. 4. to be able, to may, or can Queor. īri, Itus sum. d. 4. to be able Quercetum, i. n. a grove of oaks Querceus, a, um. adj. of oak (an oak Quercfcus, a, um. adj. of Quercus, us. f. 4. an oak Querèla, æ. f. 1. a com plaint, lamenting, wait ing, warbling, sound Queribündus, a, um. adj. complaining Querimonta, . f. 1. a conplaint Qaerneus, a, um. adj. of oak Quernus, a, um. adj. of an oak, oaken Queror, ri, questus, sum. dep. 3. to complain, 7 ment, bewar!, chirp, orsing, rã ƒ Querquedüla, æ. f. 1. a teal | Querquera, . f. 1. a cold fit Querquerus, a, um. adj. culd, chill Querquetulanus, a, um. adj. covered with oak Querquêtum, i. n. 2. a grove of anks Queralus, a, um. adj. que. rulous, mournful, creaking, croaking, warbling. musical, loud, shrill Questio, onis. f. 3. a complaining, or moaning, complaint {questus Questus, a, um. pt. of Questus, us. m. a complaint, moan Qui, quæ, quod. pron. who (4 in obliquis, whom), which, that, who what? what kind of person, because, areing that, any, every one, all, whether; In abl. qui, in which, by which, anything Qui, adv. how, by what means, why Qula, conj. cum indic. & subj. because, forusmuch as, for that Quam, adv. why? where. Jure Quiane, adv. is it because? Quicquam, n. anything Quicque, vel quidque, n. every thing Quicquid, n, whatsoever Quicum, pro cum quo, with whom, with whom with which Quicunque, quæcunque, quodcunque, pron. who suever, whatsoever, every one, how mean soever, how great soever Quid, n. substantivè posit. what, what sort of any thing, how many! how great! why? how? Quidam, quaedam, quoddam & quiddam, pron. one, such an one, some one Quidem, adv. truly, indeed, Loo, also, at least, however, but, even Quidnam, n. what? how? Quidni, adv. what else? why not? Quidpiam, cujuspĭam. n. something Quidque, vel Quicque, cujusque, n. every thing jud, n. whatsoever cujusvis, u. any thing? Quidum, adv. why so how Qutes, ētis. f. 3. rest, ease, leisure, inactivity, peace, respite, private lije, censing jrom, end, sleep, dream. In plur. Quietes, resting-places, caves Quiescentia, . f. 1. quies. cence, a state of rest Quiesco, cère, ēvi. neut. Tard act. 3. to be quiet, calin, or still, rest, take Test, or sleep, hold one's peace, let alune, be abated, be, or stand neuter Quiēte, adv. quietly, peace. ably, easily, contentedly, without noise Quietūrus, a, um. pt. that will be at peace Quieto, are. act. 1. to calm Quietus, a, um. adj. & pt. of quiesco, quiet, calm, still, peaceable, at rest, ease, or leisure, free from care, or trouble, tame, traciable, contented, unconcerned Quibet, quæbet, quodbet, pron, whosoever will, it maketh no matter who, any one, whatever he, or it be, as much as you please [ five years Quimātus, us. m. 4. age of Quin, adv. & conj. why not? but, but that, ay, and more than that, yet, for all that, therefore, nay Quinartus, a, um. adj. containing five Quinartus, i. m. 2. five, a Roman silver coin worth five asses Quincuncialis, e. adj. of five inches, ordered by the quincunx Quincunces usure, usury of five in the hundred Quincunx, cis. m. 3. five ounces, five inches, half a pint, an interest at five per cent, a position of five trees Quincupedal, alis. n. 3. vel Quincupěda, . f. 1. a measure of five feet Quincaplex, Teis. adj. fivefid [weight Quincūssis,is.m. five pounds Quindectes, adv. fifteen [fifteen Quindecim, adj. Indecl. pt. Quindecimvit, Tri. m. 2. one of the fifteen magis times teen trates, or commissioners, that were jointly in office for the ordering of reli gious affairs Quindecimvirālis, e. adj. of the quindecimviri Quindéni, œ, a. adj. pl. ff. [benda QuinetTam, conj. Moreover, Quingenarius, a, um. adj. five hundred [venti Quingēni, æ. a. pro Quin Quingentēni, æ, a. adj. five hundred QuingentesTmus, a, um, adj. the five hundredth Quingenti, æ. a. adj. pl five hundred Quingentes, adv. five hun dred times Quini, æ, a. adj. pl. five Quinimo, conj. yea, and what is more Quinisco, cère, quexi. n. 3. to nod Quinquagenarius, a, um. adj. fifty years old, con taining fifty (fifty Quinquageni, e, a. adj. pl. Quinquagesimus, a, um. adj. the fiftieth Quinquagles, adv. Afty times Quinquaginta, adj. indecl pl. fifty Quinquatria, ōrum. & ium. pl. n. Quinquatriæ, ārum. 1. & Quinquatrus, uum. f. a jeast in honour of Mi nerva fur five days Quinque, adj. indecl. pl. [cinquefoil Quinquefolum, i. n. 2. Quinquelibrālis, e. adj. of five pounds weight, of five pounds Quinquemestris, e. adj. five months old five Quinquennalis, e. adj. lat ing five years, every fifth year Quinquennis, e. adj. five years old, of five years, Quinquenntum, i. n. 2. the space of fire years Quinquepartito, adv. in five parts Quinquepartitus, a, um. adj. divided into five parts Quinqueprimi, drum. pl. m. 2. the fine first men Quinqueremis, is. f. 3. a galley with five oars in a seat QuinquertYum, i. n. 2. Quinquertius, i. m. 2. the Ane principal games in the Olypies, viz. hurling the quoit, running, leap ing, throwing the dart, and wrestling Quinquevir. Tri. m. 2. one of five commissioners Quinqueviratus, us. m. 4. the office of five in like authority Quinquies, adv. five years Quintadecumāni, ōram, pl. m. 2. soldiers of the fif teenth legion Quintani, örum. pl. m. 2. soldiers of the fifth legion Quintanis, adv. at every fifth place Quintanus, a, um. adj. fifth in order Quintarfus, a, um. adj. of the fifth Quinticeps, ipĭtis. adj. of the fifth head Quintilis, is. m. 3. the month of July Quinto, adv. fifthly Quintum, adv. the fifth time a, um. Quintuplex, Yeis. adj. fivejold Quintus, a, um. adj. the fish Quintusdecimus, adj. the fifteenth Quintassis, is. m. five pounds weight Quinus, a, um. adj. five, five by five Quipote, adv. how can that be? Quippe, adv. for, because, Jorunuch as, as one, being, to wit, that is to say, surely, yea Quippini, adv. why not? Quirinalis, e. adj. Quirinal, Roman Quirinus, i. m. a name of Romulus Quiris, is. f. 3. a spear, a Quiris, Itis. m. 3. a citizen Quis, quæ, quid, vel quod. pron. who which? what! one, every thing, whQuondam, adv. in time past, soever, whatsoever, each Quisquillæ, arum. pl. f. 1. the sweepings, or refuse of any thing, acum of the people, tools Quisquilfum, i. n. 2. a searlet berry Quisquis, m. f. pron. whosoever, whoever, whatsoever, any one Quitas, a, um. pt. possible Quivis, quævis, quidvis, vel quodvís, pron. whosoever, any one Quo, adv. & conj. whither to what place by how much, that, to the end that, because, for which cause, or reason, to what purpose Quoad, adv. as long as, whilst, how long? how soon as much as, as far as, as to, with respect to, until Quoadusque, adv. so far as, as long as Quocirca, conj. wherefore, therefore Quocum, pron. abl. with whom Quocunque, adv. whither Quod, pro Quoàd as, forasinuch as, whereas, in that, since, but Quodammodo, adv. in some measure Quodcunque, pron. n. what soever Quodpfam,cujuspiam, pron. B. any thing, something. Aliquod quodpiam, membrum, some certain member, or part, Cie. formerly, heretujore, sometimes,in time to come, when once, whensoever Quoniam, conj. since that, since, beenuse Quopiam, adv, any whither Quoquam, adv. any whither Quoque, conj. also, likewise Quoquo, adv. toward what part soever, whithersoever Quoquomodo, adv. in any wise, howsoever it be, by all means Quoquoversum & Quoquoversus, adv. every way, on every side, on all sides, all around Quörsum. adv. whither, toward what place, how far, on what side, to what end, intent, or purpose Quōrsus, adv. to which side, to what issue, how, the same way as Quot, adj. iudecl. pl. how many; how many? so many as, every Quotannis, adv. yearly, every year Quotcalendis, adv, the frat day of every month Quotcunque, adj. ind. pl. how many soever Quotēni, æ. a. adj. pl. how many [daily Quotidiano, adv.every day, Quotidianus, a, um. adj. daily, ordinary, commun, usual Quotidie, adv. daily, every day Quotidio, are. act. to do daily Quoties, adv. as often as, how often? [often as Quotiescunque, adv. Quot bet, adj. indecl. pl. how many soever Quotmensibus,adv.month as |