be directed by me, Id. aures, to liften; oblivioni, to forget; civitatem ei, to make one free of the city; dicta, to speak; verba alicui, to impofe on, to cheat; fe in viam, to enter on a journey; viam ei, to give place; jus gratiæ, to sacrifice justice to intereft: se turpiter, to make a sbabby appearance ; fundum, vel domum alicui mancipio, to convey the property of, to warrant the title to; Vitaque mancipio nulli datur, omnibus ufu, Luer. fervos in quæftionem, to give up flaves to be tortured; primas, fecundas, &c. (fc. partes) actioni, to afcribe every thing to delivery, Cic. Dat ei bibere, Ter. comas diffundere ventis, to let them flow loofe, Virg. Da mihi v. nobis, tell us, Cic. Ut res dant se, as matters go; folertem dabo, I'll warrant him expert, Ter.

SATISDARE judicatum folvi, to give fecurity that what the judge has determined fball be paid, Cic.

STARE contra aliquem; ab, cum, v. pro aliquo, to fide with, to be of the same party; judicio ejus, to follow; in fententia; pacto, conditionibus, conventis, to ftand to, to make good an agreement; re judicatâ, to keep to what has been determined; ftare v. conftare animo, to be in bis fenfes: Non ftat per me quo minus pecunia folvatur, It is not owing to me that, &c. multorum fanguine ea Panis victoria ftetit, coft, Liv. Mihi ftat alere morbum definere, I am refolved, Nep.

ADSTARE menfæ, to ftand by; ad menfam, in confpectu.

CONSTARE ex multis rebus, animo et corpore, to confift of; fecum, to be confiftent with, Cic. liber conftitit v. stetit mihi duobus affibus, coft me; non conftat ei color, his colour comes and goes; auri ratio conflat, the fum is right. Conftat, imperf. It is evident, certain or agreed on ¡ mihi, inter omnes, de hac re.

EXTARE aquis, to be above, Ovid. ad memoriam posteritatis, to remain, Cic.

INSTARE Victis, to prefs on the vanquished; rectam viam, to be in the right way; currum Marti, to make speedily, Virg. instat factum, insists that it was done, Ter.

OBSTARE ei, to binder.

PRÆSTARE multa, to perform; alicui, v. aliquem virtute, to excel; filentium ei, to give; auxilium, to grant, Juv. impensas, to defray; iter tutum, to procure; fe incolumem, to preferve; fe virum, i. e. præbere, exhibere; amorem, v. benevolentiam alicui, to fber; culpam v. damnum, i. e. in se transferre, to take on one's felf; præftabo de me; cum facturum, I will be answerable. In iis rebus repetendis quæ mancipi funt, is periculum judicii præftare debet, qui se nexu obligavit, In recovering, or in an action to recover, those things, which are transferable, the feller ought to take upon himself the hazard of a trial, Cic. N. B. Thofe things were called, Res mancipî, (contracted for mancipii, i. e. quas emptor manu caperet,) the property of which might be transferred from one Roman citizen to another, as, boufes, lands, flaves, c.

Præftat, imperf. i. e. it is better: Præfto effe alicui, adv. to be prefent, to affift; Libri præstant venales, the books are expofed to fale.

ACCUBARE alicui in convivio, to recline near; apud aliquem. Incubare ovis & ova, to fit upon; ftratis & fuper ftrata.

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HABERE fpem, febrim, finem, bonum exitum, tempus, confuetudinem, voluntatem nocendi, opus in manibus, v. inter manus, to have; gratiam & gratum, to have a grateful fenfe of a favour; judicium, to bold a trial; honorem ei, to honor; in oculis, to be fond of, Ter.: fidem alicui, to truft or believe; curam de, v. pro eo; rationem alicujus, to pay regard to, to allow one to fland candidate for an office; rationem v. rem cum aliquo, to have business with; fatis, to be fatisfied; orationconcionem ad populum, to make a fpeech; aliquem odio, in odium, to hate; ludibrio, to mock; id religioni, to bave a fcruple about it: So, habere aliquid quæftui, honori, prædæ, voluptati, &c. fc. fibi; fe bene v. graviter, to be well or ill; fe parce & duriter, to live, Ter. aliquid compertum, cognitum, perfpectum, exploratum, certum v. pro certo, to know for certain; aliquem contemptui, defpicatui, -um, v. in despicatum, to defpife; excufatum, to excufe; fufque deque, to fcorn, to flight; Ut res fe habet, flands, is; rebus ita fe habentibus, in this ftate of affairs; Hæc habeo, v. habui dicere de, &c. Non habeo neceffe fcribere, quid fim facturus, Cic. Habe tibi tuas res, a form of divorce.

ADHIBERE diligentiam; celeritatem, vim, feveritatem in aliquem, to ufe; in convivium v. confilium, to admit ; remedium vulneri, curationem morbo, to apply; vinum ægrotis, to give; aures verfibus, to bear with tofte; cultum & preces diis, to offer, Cic. Exhibere moleftiam alicui, to cause trouble.

JUBERE legem, to vote for, to pass; aliquem falvere, to wish one bealth; effe bono animo, &c. Uxorem fuas res fibi habere juffit, divorced, Cic.

DOCEO te hanc rem, & de hac re. Doctus, adj. utriufque ligguæ; Latinis & Græcis literis; Latine & Græce; ad militiam. MISCERE aliquid alicui, cum aliquo, ad aliquid; vinum aquâ, Plin. cuncta fanguine, Tacit. facra profanis, Hor.

VIDERE rem v. de re; fibi, de isthoc, to take care of, Ter. plus, to be more wife, Cic. De hac tu videris, confider, be answerable for, Cic, Videor videre, methinks I fee; vifus fum audire, methought I heard; mihi vifus eft dicere, be feemed; Quid tibi videtur? What think you? Si tibi videtur, if you pleafe; videtur feciffe, &c.

INVIDERE honorem ei, v. honori ejus; èi vel eum, to envy.

PROVIDERE & profpicere id, to foresee; ei, to provide for ; in posterum; rei frumentaria, rem v. de re.

SEDERE ad dextram ejus; in equo, to ride; toga bene sedet, fits ; Sedet hoc animo, is fixed, Virg.

verfus, &c. to write a play, &c. copiam confilii ei, to offer advice; fidem, to procure or give credit; periculum, to make trial; potestatem fui, to expofe bimfelf, Nep. aliquem loquentem v. loqui, to fuppofe or reprefent, Cic. piraticam, fe. rem, to be a pirate; argentariam, medicinam, mercaturam, &c. to be an usurer, a physician, &c. versuram, to contrac a new debt, to discharge an old one, to borrow money at great intereft, Cic. cum v. ab aliquo, to fide with; contra v. adverfus, to oppofe; nomen v. nomina, to borrow money, and also to fettle accounts, i. e. rationes acceptarum fe. pecuniarum et expenfarum inter fe conferre; nomen in litura, to write it where fomething was before, Cic. pedem, to fail with a fide wind, Virg. Fac ita effe, fuppofe it is fo; obvius fieri alicui, to meet; ne longum, v. longa faciam, not to be tedious; equus non facit, will not move, Cic.

AFFICERE aliquem laude, honore, præmio, et ignominiâ, pœnâ, morte, leto, &c. to praise, honor, &c. to disgrace, punish, &c. Affectus ætate, morbo, weakened.

CONFICERE bellum, to finish; orationes, to compofe, Nep. cibum, te thew; argentum, to raife, to get; alfo to spend, Cic. cum aliquo de re, to conclude a bargain; exercitus hoftium, to deftroy, Liv. Qui ftipendiis confectis erant, i. e. emeriti, bad ferved out their time, Cic.

DEFICERE animo, to faint; ab aliquo, to revolt; tempus deficit mihi v. me, fails: Defici viribus, ratione, &c. to be deprived of.

INFICERE fe vitro, to flain; Infectus, part. flained; infectus, adj. not done. Inficior, -atus, -ari, to deny.

OFFICERE alicui, to hinder or burt; Diogeni apricanti, to fland be twixt him and the fun; auribus, vifui, to ftop or obftruct; Umbra terræ foli officiens noctem efficit, Cic.

PRAFICERE aliquem exercitui, to fet over. Proficere alicui, to profit, to do good; in philofophia, et progreffus facere, to make progress. REFICERE muros, rates, res, to repair; animum, vires, faucios, fe, jumenta, to refrefb, to recover.

SUFFICERE laboribus, ictibus, to be able to bear; arma v. vires alicui, to afford; Valerius in locum Collatini fuffectus eft, quas fubftituted, Liv. Filius patri fuffectus, Tacit. Oculos fuffecti fanguine et igne, fc. fecundum, having their eyes red and inflamed, Virg.

SATISFACERE alicui, in v. de aliqua re, to fatisfy; fidei, promiffo, to perform.

JACERE aliquem in præceps; contumelias in eum, to throw; fundaments, et ponere, to lay; talos, to play at dice; anchoram, to caft.

ADJICERE to add; oculos alicui rei, to couet; animum ftudiis, to apply.

CONJICERE fe in pedes, v. fugam, to fly; cætera, to conjecture. INJICERE manus ei, to lay on; fpem, ardorem, fufpicionem, pavo rem, alicui, to infpire; admirationem fui cuivis ipfo afpectu, Nep.

OBJICERE fe hoftibus, in v. ad omnes cafus, to oppose, or expose; crimen ei, to lay to one's charge.

REJICERE tela in hoftes, to throw back; jelices, mala, to reje; rem ad fenatum, Romam, to refer; rem ad Idus Febr. to delay, Cic.

SUBJICERE Ova galline, to fet an hen; fe imperio alicujus, to fubmit; teftamenta, to forge; teftes, to fuborn; partes vel fpecies generibus, ex quibus emanant, to put or clafs under; aliquid ei, to fuggeft; libellum ei, i. e. in manus dare; odio civium, to expose; bona Pomperii vel fortunas haftæ, vel voci et fub voce præconis, to expofe to public fale, Cic. fub hafta venire, to be fold, Liv.

TRAJICERE copias vel exercitum, fluvium, Hellefpontum, vel trans fluvium, to transport; Marius cum parva navicula in Africam trajectus eft, paffed or failed over. Trajectus ferro, pierced.

CAPERE conjecturam, confilium, dolorem, fugam, fpecimen, fpem, fedem, &c. to guefs, confult, grieve, fly, effay, hope, fit, &c. augurium, vel aufpicium, et agere, to take an omen; exemplum de aliquo; locum caftris; terram, to alight; insulam, summa, sɛ. loca, to reach; fpolia ex nobilitate, to gain, Sull. de republica nihil præter gloriam, Nep. magiftratum, to receive or enjoy; virginem veftalem, to chufe; amentiam, fpiritus, fuperbiam alicujus, to bear, to contain; aliquem confilio, perfidiâ, to catch; nec te Troja capit, Virg. Ædes vix nos capiunt, the house hardly contains us: Altero oculo capitur, blind of one eye; capitur locis, he is delighted with, Virg.

ACCIPERE pecuniam, vulnus, cladem, injuriam ab aliquo, to receive; Orbis terrarum divitias accipere nolo pro patriæ caritate, Nep. binas literas eodem exemplo, two copies of the fame letter, Cic. clamorem, de Socrate, to hear; id in bonam partem, to take in good part, to understand in a good sense; omnia ad contumeliam, aliter, aliorfum ac, atque, Ter. rudem, vel rude donari, to be discharged as a gladiator; aliquem bene vel male, to treat; eum male acceptum in Mediam hiematum coegit redire, roughly handled, Nep. rogationem, to approve the bill; nomen, i. e. ad petendum admittere, to allow to stand candidate; omen, to esteem good; fatisfactionem v. excufationem, Cæfar. Acceptus plcbi, apud ple bem, popular.

CONCIPERE verba juramenti, to preferibe the form of an oath conceptis verbis jurare: inimicitias cum aliquo, to bear enmity to one; aquam, to gather, to form the head of an aquæduct, Frontinus.

EXCIPERE cum hospitio, to entertain; fugientes, to catch; extremum fpiritum cognatorum; fanguinem paterâ, to keep or gatirer; notis, et fcribere, to write in fhort hand; motus futuros, to

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perceive; Hus homines excipio, I except; virtutem excipit immortalitas; turbulentior annus excepit, succeeded; fic excepit regia Juno, replied, Virg.

INCIPERE, Occipere, to begin. Percipere fructus, to reap.

PRECIPERE futura, to forefee; gaudia, fpem victoriæ, to anticipate; pecuniam mutuam, to take before the time, Cæfar; lac, to dry up, Virg. alicui id, vel de ea re, to order; artem ei, to teach. RECIPERE aliquid, to receive; urbem, to recover; eum tectis, to entertain; fe v. pedem, to retreat; fe domum, to return; fe, mentem, animum, to come to one's felf again, to recover spirits; in fe, to take charge; alicui, to promise; fe ad frugem, to amend; fenem feffum, to give a feat to, Cic.

RAPERE vel trahere in pejorem partem, to take a thing in the worst sense; in jus, to bring before a judge; partes inter ie, to fhare, Liv.

EXUERE veftes fibi, fe veftibus; jugum fibi, se jugo, to caft off; fidem, facramentum, to break; mentem, to change, Virg, hostem caftris, to beat from.

RUERE ad interitum, in ferrum; cæteros, Ter. fpumas, to drive or tofs, Virg..

LUERE pænas capitis, to fuffer; æs alienum, to pay, Curt. culpam fuam vel alterius, morte, fanguine, to expiate, to atone or suffer for.

ELVERE amicitias remiffione usûs, to drop gradually, Cic.

STATUERE exemplum in hominem, v. -ne, to make one a pub. lic example; aliquem capite in terram, Ter.

CONSTITUERE Coloniam, to fettle; agmen paulifper, to make to top or halt, Sall. in digitis, to count on one's fingers, Cic. urbem, to build, Ovid. Is hodie venturum ad me conftituit domum, appointed, refolved, Ter. Si utilitas amicitiam conftituit tollet eadem, makes, conftitutes, Cic. Corpus bene conftitutum, a good conftitution, Id.

DESTITUERE aliquem, to forfake'; fpem, to deceive; propositum, to give over, Ovid. deos pactâ mercede, to defraud, Hor.

INSTITUERE aliquem fecundum hæredem filio, to appoint, Cic. collegium fabrorum, to inftitute, to found, Plin. aliquem doctrinâ, Græcis literis, to inftruct; naves, to build, Cæf. fermonem, to enter upon, Id. animum ad cogitandum, to fettle; antequam pro Muræ, na dicere inftituo, I begin, Cic.

PRESTITUERE petitori, qua actione illum uti oporteat, to prefcribe to the profecutor what form of process he should ufe, Cic. tempus ei, to determine.

RESTITUERE exules; virginem fuis, to restore; oppida vicofque, to repair; aciem inclinatam, to rally; prælium, to renew, Liv. SUBSTITUERE aliquem in locum ejus, pro altero, to substitute of put in the place of, Cic,