STRUERE epulas, to prepare; infidias, mendacium, to contrive; odium, crimen alicui, v. in aliquem, to raise against.

SCRIBERE fuз manu, bene, velociter, epistolam alicui, vel ad aliquem; bellum, vel de bello; milites, to enlift; fupplementum militibus, to recruit them; hæredem,, to make one his heir; dicam ei, to raise an action against one; nummos, to give a bill of exchange; de rebus fuis fcribi cupivit, Cic. Decemvir legibus fcribendis, Liv.

ASCRIBERE aliquem civitati, in civitatem, v. -e, to make free.

DESCRIBERE aliquem, to defcribe and not to name; partes Ita liæ, pecuniam, populum ordinibus, to diftribute, to divide; vecigal civitatibus, i. e. imperare; jura, i. e. dare v. constituere; censo res binos in fingulas civitates, i. e. facere, Cic.

INSCRIBERE literas alicui, to direct a letter; librum, to entitle or name; ædes mercede, to put a ticket on one's houfe to let, Ter. PROSCRIBERE bona alicujus, ædes fuas, auctionem, to publish to be fold, to set to fale; aliquem, to banish, to outlaw.

RESCRIBERE alicujus literis v. ad literas, alicui ad aliquid, to write an answer; pecuniam, to pay money by bill; legionem ad equum, to fet foot foldiers on horfeback, Caf.

SUBSCRIBERE exemplum literarum, to write below; caufæ, to join or take part in an accufation; Cæfaris iræ, to favour, Ovid.

DICERE aliquid, vel de aliqua re, ex aliquo loco, alicui, ad vel apud aliquem; in aliquem, against; ad aliquid, in answer to; sententiam, to give an opinion; jus, to administer justice, to pronounce fentence; mulctam ei, to amerce or fine; diem ei, to appoint a day for his trial before the people; prodicere, to put it off; caufam, to plead; teftimonium, to give evidence; non idem loqui eft ac dicere, to harangue, Cic. facramento, feldom -um, to take the military oath. ADDICERE aliquid ei, to call out at an auction, to fell; fervituti, v. in fervitutem, to fentence or adjudge to bondage; bona, to give up the goods of the debtor to the creditor; fe alicui, to devote himself to one's fervice: aves non addixerunt, abdixerunt, the birds did not give a favorable omen; pretio addictam habere fidem, to be corrupt, Cic.

CONDICERE operam alicui, to promife affiftance; cœnam alicui, vel ad cœnam, to propofe fupping with one without invitation.

EDICERE alicui, to order; delectum, to appoint a levy; prædam militibus, to promife by an edict; juftitium, diem comitiis, v. comitia confulibus creandis, to appoint.

INDICERE bellum, juftitium, to proclaim war; legem fibi, to appoint, Cic. cœtus in domos tribunorum, to fummon, Liv. indicare, to fhew; Indictus, an adj. not faid; causâ indictâ, v. non cognitâ condemnari, to be condemned without being heard; me indicente, hæc non fiunt, not telling, Ter.

INTERDICERE alicui aliquid, v. aliqua re, fœminis ufum pa puræ, to forbid or debar from; ei aqua & igne, v. aquam et ignem, to banish; male rem gerentibus bonis paternis interdici folet, Cic. interdici non poterat focero gener, discharged the company of, Nep.

PRÆDICERE alicui aliquid, de aliqua re, id in hac re, to foretell, to forewarn.

DUCERE in carcerem, to lead; exercitum, to command; fpiritum, animam, vitam, to breathe, to live; foffam, murum, to make or draw; bellum, to prolong, alfo to carry on, Virg. ætatem, diem, to spend; uxorem, to take a wife; in jus, to fummon before a judge; aliquem, et vultum alicujus, ære, ex ære, de auro, marmore, &c. to make a ftatue; genus, nomen ab vel ex aliquo, to derive; omnia pro nihilo, infra fe; id ei laudi, laudem, vel in laudem, oftener the first, to reckon on it a praise to him; in confcientiam, to impute to a consciousdefs of guilt; in gloria, Plin. in crimen, Tacit. centefimas, fc. ufuras, vel fœnus centefimis, to compute interest at one for the hundred a month; or at 12 per cent per annum; binis centefimis fœnerari, to take 24 per cent per annum, Cic. ducere longas voces in fletum, to draw out, Virg ordines, to be a centurion, Liv. ilia, to pant like a broken winded horse, Hor.

ADDUCERE aliquem in judicium, ad arbitrium meum, to bring to a trial; in suspicionem regi, Nep. arcum, to draw in; habenas, to ftraiten the reins.

CONDUCERE aliquem ex loco, to convey; navem, domum, coquos, to hire; columnam faciendam, to engage to make at a certain price: Conducit hoe tuæ laudi, in vel ad rem, is of advantage.

DEDUCERE naves, to launch; claffem in prælium, to bring, Nep. equites, to make to alight, Liv. eum domum, to accompany, to carry home; de fententia, Cic. coloniam, to tranfplant; lacum,

to drain.

EDUCERE gladium e vagina, to draw; florem Italiæ, to lead out, Cic. filium, to educate, oftener educare; in aftra, to extol,

Hor.

INDUCERE tenebras clariffimis rebus, to bring on, Cic. animum, v. in animum, to perfuade himself; fcuta pellibus, to cover, Cæfar. foleas pedibus, v. in pedes, to put on; colorem picturæ, to varnish, Plin. nomina, to cancel or rase, to rub ont.

OBDUCERE exercitum, to lead again; callum dolori, to blunt it; fepulchrum fentibus, to cover.

REDUCERE aliquem in memoriam alicujus, v. alicui aliquid in memoriam, to bring back to one's remembrance; in gratiam cum aliquo, to reconcile; Vallis reducta, retired or low.

PRODUCERE teftes, to bring out; funus, to attend; fermonem in noctem, to prolong, to continue; rem in hiemem, to defer, fervos vendendos, to bring to market.

SUBDUCERE fe a cuftodibus, to steal away; naves, to draw up on fhore; cibum ei et deducere, to take from; fummam, rationes, to reckon, to caft up accounts.

PARCERE fibi, labori, to spare, &c. a cædibus, to forbear; aurum natis, Virg.

ASSUESCERE rei alicui, vel re aliqua, in vel ad hoc, to be accustomed; mentem pluribus et affuefacere, Hor. Animis bella, Virg. to accuftom. So infuefco rei vel re; infuevit hoc me pater, Hor.

SCISCERE legem, to vote, to decrec; bence plebifcitum.

ASCISCERE regium nomen, to affume; focios fibi, ad societatem fceleris, to affociate; ritus peregrinos, to adopt.

CONSCISCERE mortem v. necem fibi, to kill one's felf; fugam fibi, to fee, Liv.

DISCERE aliquid ab aliquo, v. apud aliquem, ex aliqua re, or zuithout ex: Dedifcere, to forget what he hath learned; Edifcere, to get by heart.

DESCENDERE de palatio, præfidio, ædibus; in forum, curiam, campum; ad accufandum, ad omnia, ad extrema, to have recourfe to, Cic.

LUDERE aleâ, v. -am, to play at dice; par impar, at even and odd; operam, to lose one's labour.

ALLUDERE alicui, ad aliquem: Colludere ei, cum eo; Illudere ei, eum, in eum, in eo; id, to mock.

EVADERE infidias, -is, v. ex, to efcape; in muros, to mount : Hæc quorfum evadant, nefcio, to what they will turn out: Clarus evafit, became.

CEDERE multa multis de fuo jure, Cic. Bona creditoribus, to yield, whence ceffio bonorum; alicui loco, de, a, ex loco, vel locum, to give place; vitâ, e vita decedere, to die; foro, to turn bankrupt; Hæreditas cedit mihi, falls to; Cedit in proverbium, becomes.

ACCEDERE oppidum, -do, ad v. in oppidum, to approach; ad conditiones, to agree to; Ciceroni, fententiæ, vel ad fententiam ejus, to agree with; ad Ciceronem, to go to; ad rempublicam, to bear the queftorship, or the first public office; ad amicitiam Philippi, to gain the friendship of, Nep. Ad hæc mala hoc mihi accedit. etiam, Ter. Robur acceffit ætati, Cic. Animi acceffere hofti, Liv. Ad corporis firmitatem plura animi bona accefferant, Nep. Accedit plurimum pretio; huc accedit, quod, is added.

ANTECEDERE alicui rei; aliquem, rarely alicui, to excel.

CONCEDERE ei aliquid et de aliquo; paullum de fuo jure; tempus ad rem, to grant; ab oculis, ad dextram, in exilium, in hi berna, to retire, to go; fato, natura, vitâ, to die; in fententiam ejus, to come into one's measures; in conditiones, to agree to, Liv,

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DISCEDERE tranfverfum, et latum unguem, v. digitum a re, to depart in the least.

İN TERCEDERE legi, to give a negative against, to oppose a law; pecuniam pro aliquo, to become furety; Intercedit mihi tecum amicitia v. inter nos, there is, &c.

SUCCEDERE ei in locum ejus, to fucceed; muro, v. murum; ad urbem; fub primam aciem; in pugnam, to come up to.

CADERE altè, ab alto, in terram, to fall; causâ, formulà, in judicio, et litem perdere, to lofe one's caufe, to be caft; in vel fub fenfum, oculos, poteftatem, &c. in morbum, et incidere, Cic. Non cadit in virum bonum mentiri, is incapable of, Cic. Homini lachrymæ cadunt, quafi puero, gaudio, Ter.

ACCIDERE genibus, v. ad genua, to fall at; auribus v. ad aures, to come to; alicui, cafu, prætcr opinionem, to happen; accidit in fe iftud verbum, applies, Ter

TENDERE vela, to ftretch; infidias, retia, plagas, &c. to lay fnares; arcum, to bend; iter, curfum, to direct; ad altiora, in cœJum, to aim at; extra vallum, fc. tabernaculum, to pitch a tent ; Manibus tendit divellere nodos, tries, Virg.

ATTENDO te, Cic. tibi, Plin. de hac re, ad hanc rem, to take heed; animum ad rem; res hoftium, Sall.

CONTENDERE nervos, omnibus nervis, to exert one's self; aliquid ab aliquo, to afk earneftly inter fe; amori, poet. for cum amore, to ftrive; caufas, fc. inter fe, to compare, Cic. Aliquid ad aliquid, cum aliquo, et alicui.

COMPREHENDERE naturam rerum, to understand; rem pluribus et luculentioribus verbis, to exprefs; aliquem humanitate, amicitia, to gain; rem fictam, to discover.

INTENDERE animum rei, ad v. in rem, to apply: Intendi animo in rem, Liv. Vocem, nervos, to exert; arcum, to bend; actio nem v. litem alicui v. in aliquem, alfo impingere, to raise a law-fuit against one; telum ei, v. in eum, to fhoot at; manum v. digitum in aliquid, to point at; aliquo, fc. ire, to go to; officia, to overdo, to do more than is required, Sall.

OBTENDERE velum rei, v. rem velo, to cover, to veil.

PENDERE pecuniam, to pay; pœnas, to fuffer; id parvi, to value it little.

SUSPENDERE aliquem arbori, de, in, v. ex arbore, to hang; expectatione, v. fufpenfum detinere, to keep in fufpenfe; ædificium, to arch a houfe; nafo adunco, to fneer at, Horat.

ABDERE fc. literis, in literas, to hide or fhut one's felf among books; fe domnum, rus, &c. domo, Virg. in filvas, tenebras, &c.

CONDERE urbem, to build; fructus, to lay up; in carcerem, to imprison; carmen, to compofe; lumina, to clofe, Ovid. Jura, to establish; terrâ, fepulchro, in fepulchro, to bury.

DEDERE fe alicui, in ditionem alicujus, ad aliquem, to furrender; Deditus præceptori, et ftudiis, fond of; vino epulifque, engaged in, Nep. deditâ operâ, on purpofe.

EDERE librum, to publish; et in lucem; ovum, to lay; fonos, cantus, rifus, gemitus, queftus, hinnītum, pugnam, ftragem, to found, fing, &c. munus gladiatorium, to exhibit a fhew of gladiators; nomen, to mention; fœtus, to bring forth; extremum fpiritum, to die; exempla cruciatus in aliquem, to inflict exemplary torture.

OBDERE peffulum foribus, to bolt the door.

PRODERÈ arcem hoftibus, to betray; aliquid posteris, v. memoriæ, to hand down; genus ab aliquo, to derive; flaminem, interregem, to appoint; aliquot dies nuptiis, to put off, Ter.

REDDERE animum, fe fibi, to revive; animam v. vitam, to die; Latine, verbum verbo, to translate; matrem, i. c. referre, to refemble; epistolam alicui, to deliver.

SUBDERE calçar equo, to fpur; fpiritus alicui, to encourage. CREDERE rem; homini, to believe; aliquid alicui, to truft; pecuniam ei per fyngrapham, to lend on bond or bill; rumoribus credi non oportet; Itaque credo fi, &c, I fuppofe, Cic.

JUNGERE fe cum aliquo, alicui, & ad aliquem; dextram dextræ; equos currui; amnem ponte, to make a bridge.

ADJUNGERE acceffionem ædibus, to build an addition to one's house; animum ad studia, to apply.

STRINGERE cultrum, gladium, enfem, to draw; frondes, to lop off; glandes, baccas, to beat down; rem, to wafte one's fortune, Hor. littus, to touch, to brush, or gaze upon, Virg.

TANGERE rem acu, to hit the nail on the head.

ATTINGERE Britanniam navibus, to reach; reges, res fummas, to mention, Nep. Aliquem cognatione, affinitate, to be related to; forum, to reach manhood, Cic. Res non te attingit, concerns.

FINGERE orationem, to polish; oratorem, to form; fe ad arbi trium alterius, to adapt : Vultus amente fingitur, lingua fingit vocem, Cic. Sui cuique mores fingunt fortunam, Nep.

FUNDERE aquam, to pour out; hoftes, to rout.

EFFUNDERE fruges, copiam oratorum, to produce; ærarium, to spend; odium, i. e. dimittere, to drop; gratiam collectam, i. e. perdere; omnia, quæ tacuerat, to tell.

FRANGERE nucem, to break; navem, to fuffer shipwreck; fœdus, fidem, to violate; fententiam ejus, to refute, Cic. hoftem, to fubdue.

AGERE gratias, to give thanks; vitam, to live; prædas, to plunder; fabulam, to act a play; triumphum de aliquo, ex aliqua re, to triumph; nugas, to trifle; ambages, to beat about the bufh; ftationem, cuftodiam urbis, to be on guard; rimas, to chink, to leak ; caufam, to plead: de re, to speak; radices, to take root; cuniculos, to undermine; undam, to raise a steam; animam, to be at the laft gasp; alias res, to be inattentive; feftum diem, natalem, &c. to keep, to obferve; actum, v. rem actam, to labour in vain ; cenfum, & habere, to make a review of the people, their cftates, &c. forum,