to hold a court to try caufes; lege in aliquem, & cum aliquo, to go to law with one; bence actor, a profecutor; in hereditatem, to claim; cum populo, to treat with, to lay before; decimum agit annum, he is ten years old; id agitur, that is the question; libertas agitur, v. de libertate, is at stake; actum eft de libertate, is loft; actum eft, ilicet, all is over; actum eft de pace, was treated about; cum illo bene actum eft, he has been lucky or well used; hoc age, mind what you are about.

ADIGERE milites facramento, ad v. in jusjurandum, in fua verba, per jusjurandum, to force to enlist; arbitrum, i. e. agere v. cogere aliquem ad arbitrum, to force to submit to an arbitration, Cic.

COGERE copias, to bring together ; senatum, to afsemble; in fenatum, ft. minis, pignoribus captis, &c. to force to attend; agmen, to rally, to bring up; lac, to curdle; jus civile diffufum & diffipatum. in certa genera cogere, to digest, to arrange.

EXIGERE foras, to drive out, to divorce; aliquid ab aliquo, to require; farta tecta, fe. et, i. e. farta et tecta, ut fint bene reparata, to require that the public works be kept in good reparation, Cic fupplicium de aliquo, to inflict; fua nomina, to demand or call in one's debts; ævum, annos, to spend; aliquid ad normam, to try or examine; columnam ad perpendiculum, to apply the plummet; to fee if it be ftraight; monumentum, to finish, Hor. tempus & modum, to fettle; Virg. comœdiam, to disapprove, to hifs off, Ter.

REDIGERE aliquid in memoriam alicujus, to bring back; pecuniam ex bonis venditis, to raise money; hoftes fub imperium, to reduce.

LEGERE oram, littus, to coaft along; vela, to furl the fails; ha litum, to catch one's breath; milites, to enlift; aliquem in fenatum, to choose; facra, to steal, to commit facrilege, Hor.

TRAHERE obfidionem, bellum, to prolong; purpuras, to spin; aliquid in religionem, to fcruple; navem remulco, to tow.

DETRAHERE aliquem, to draw down; alicui, v. de aliquo, de fama, to detract from, to leffen one's fame; aliquid alicui, to take by force; laudem, v. de laudibus; novem partes multæ, to take from the fine, Nep.

EXTRAHERE diem, to spin out, to spend; certamen, bellum, judicium, to prolong.

VEHERE, vehens, invehens, invectus curru, quadrigis, &c. rid. ing in a chariot; invehi in portum ex alto, to enter; in aliquem, to inveigh against; provehi longius, to proceed too far.

CONSULERE eum, to afk his advice; ei, to confult for his good; de falute fua, gravius in aliquem, to pass a fevere fentence against; in commune, publicum, medium, to provide for the common good verba boni, to take in good part; ego confulor, my advice is afked; mihi confulitur, my good is confulted; mihi confultum ac provifum eft, for a me, I have taken care, Cic.

ADIMERE claves uxori, to divorce; annulum v. equum equiti, to take away from a knight the ring or horse given him by the public, to degrade.

DIRIMERE litem, controverfiam, to determine.

EXIMERÉ aliquem fervitio, noxæ, e vinculis, a culpa, de numero profcriptorum, obfidione, to free; de dolio, to draw out; diem dicendo, to waste in speaking.

INTERIMERE fe, to kill.

REDIMERE captivos, to ranfom; pecuaria de cenforibus, to take or farm the public pastures.

APPELLERE claffe in Italiam, vel claffem, to land on; fe aliquo, Ter. ad villam nostram navis appelletur, Cic. animum ad philofophiam, to apply.

ANTECELLERE ci, rarely cum: excellere aliis, fuper, inter, præter alios aliqua re, v. in re, to excel.

TOLLERE animos, to take courage; animos alicui, to encourage; aliquem laudibus, & laudes ejus in astra, to extol; inducias, to break a truce; clamores, to cry; filium, to educate; de, vel e medio, to kill.

SUMERE in manus; diem, tempus ad deliberandum; exemplum ex v. de eo, to take; poenas, fupplicium de aliquo, to punish; pecunias mutuas, to borrow; togam virilem, to put on the dress of a man; fibi inimicitias, to get ill will; operam in re, vel in rem infumere, to bestow pains; fumo tantum, vel hoc mihi, I take this up

on me.

PREMERE cafeum, to make cheefe; vocem, to be filent; dolorem corde, to conceal; vestigia ejus, to follow; littus, to come near; pollicem, to fave a gladiator; librum in nonum annum, to delay publishing, Hor.

EXPRIMERE fuccum, to prefs out; rifum alicui; pecuniam ab aliquo, to force from; effigiem, to draw to the life; verbum verbo, de verbo, e verbo, ad verbum, de Græcis, &c. to translate word for word.

IMPRIMERE aliquid animo, in animo, &. in animum, to imprint. REPRIMERE fe, & reprendere v. retinere, to check.

PONERE fpem in homine v. re, & habere; caftra, to pitch; vitem, to plant; vitam, to die; ova, to lay; infidias alicui; panem convivis, not ante; perfonam amici, to lay afide the character of a friend; præmia, to propofe; pocula, to stake or lay; ftudium, tempus, multum operæ in aliqua re, to employ, to beftow; aliquid in laude, in vitiis, in loco beneficii, to reckon: ferocia corda, to lay afide; aliquem in gratiam v. gratia, i. e. efficere gratiofum apud alterum, Cic. ventos, to calm; hominem coloribus, faxo, to paint, engrave, Hor. pecuniam, to lay out at intereft. Venti pofuere, are hush'd, Virg. Pone effe victum eum, Ter. Pofitum sit, suppose, grant, Cic.

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COMPONERE Carmen, literas, &c. to compofe; lites, to fettle; bellum, to finish by treaty; parva magnis, dicta cum factis, to compare; manus manibus, to join, Virg.

DEPONENT VERBS.

PROFITERI philofophiam, to profefs, to teach publicly; fe candidatum, to declare himself a candidate for an office; pecunias, agros, nomina, &c. apud cenforem, to give an account of, to declare how much one has.

LOQUI cum aliquo, inter fe; fometimes alicui, ad, v. apud aliquem; aliquid, de aliqua re.

SEQUI feras; fectam Cæfaris, to be of his party, Cic. Affequi, confequi, to overtake; gloriam, to attain. Confequi hæreditatem, to get, Cie.

PROSEQUI aliquem amore, laudibus, &c. to love, praise, &c.

NITI hastâ; in cubitum, to lean; ejus confilio, in co, to depend on; ad gloriam, ad, v. in fumma, to aim at ; in vetitum, in adverfum, contra aliquem, pro aliquo, to strive; gradibus, to afcend.

UTI eo familiariter, to be familiar with one; ventis adverfis, to have cross winds; honore ufus, one who has enjoyed a post of honor.

IRREGULAR VERBS.

ESSE magni roboris, v. -no, -re; ejus opinionis, v. ca opinione; in maxima fpe; in timore, luctu, opinione, itinere, &c. cum telo, cum imperio; magno periculo, v. in periculo; in tuto; apud fe, in his fenfes; fui juris, v. mancipii, to be at his own difpofal; Res eft in vado, is safe, Ter. Eft animus, fc. mihi, I have a mind, Virg. En ut, cur, quamobrem, quod, quin, &c. There is caufe; bene, male eft mihi, with me; nihil eft mihi tecum, I have nothing to do with you: Quid eft tibi, fc. rei, What is the matter with you? Ter. Cernere erat, one might fee; religio eft mihi id facere, I fcruple to do it; fi eft, ut facere velit, ut facturus fit, ut admiferit, &c. for fi velit, &c. Ter. Eft ut viro vir latius ordinet arbufta fulcis, it happens, Hor. Certum eft facere, fc. mihi, I am refolved, Ter. Non certum eft, quid faciam, I am uncertain, Id. Caffius quærere folebat, CUI BONO FUERIT? Omnibus bono fuit, it was of advantage, Cic.

ADESSE pugnæ, in pugna, ad exercitum, ad tempus, in tempore, cum aliquo, to be prefent; alicui, to favour, to affift; fcribendo, v. effe ad fcribendum, to subscribe one's name to a decree of the fenate, Cic. confilio, utrique, to be a counsellor to, Nep.

ABESSE domo, urbe, a domo, to be abfent; alicui, v. deeffe, to be wanting, not to affist; a sole, to stand out of the fun; sumptus funeri defuit, he had not money to bury him, Liv. abeffe a perfona principis, to be inconfiftent with the character, Nep. Paulum v

parum abfuit quin urbem caperent, quin occideretur, &c. they were near taking, &c. Tantum abeft ne enervetur oratio, ut, &c. is fo far from being, &c. Cic. Tantum abfuit a cupiditate pecuniæ, a focietate fceleris, &c. Nep.

INTERESSE Convivio, in convivio, to be at a feaft; anni decem interfuerunt, intervened; ftulto intelligens quid intereft, Ter. Hoc dominus et pater intereft, Id. Inter hominem & belluam hoc intereft, Cic. differ in this, this is the difference; multum intereft, utrum, it is of great importance. Pons inter eos intereft, is between, Cic.

PRÆESSE exercituí, to command; comitiis, judicio, quæftioni, to prefide in or at.

OBESSE ei, to hurt, to hinder.

SUPERESSE, to be over and above; alicui, to furvive; modo vita fuperfit, f. mihi, if I live; fupereft, ut, it remains, that.

IRE ad arma, ad faga, to go to war; in jus, to go to law; pedibus in sententiam alicujus, to agree with; viam, v. viâ; res bene eunt, Cic. Tempus, dies, menfis it, paffes.

ABIRE magiftratu, to lay down an office; in ora hominum, to be in every body's mouth; ab emptione, to retract his bargain; decem menfes abierunt, have past, Ter. Non hoc tibi fic abibit, i. e. non feres hoc impune, Ter. Abi in malam rem, a form of imprecation.

ADIRE periculum capitis, to run the hazard of one's life.

EXIRE vitâ, e, v. de vita, to die; ære alieno, Cic. Verbum exit ex ore, Id. tela, to avoid, Virg. Tempus induciarum cum Vejenti populo exierat, had expired, Liv.

INIRE magiftratum; fuffragium, rationem, confilium, pugnam, riam, &c. to enter upon; gratiam ejus, apud eum, cum v. ab eo, to gain his favour: Ineunte æftate, vere, anno, &c. in the beginning of; but we feldom fay, Ineunte die, nocte, &c. Ab ineunte ætate, from our early years.

OBIRE diem edici, vel auctionis, judicium, vadimonium, to be prefent at; provinciam, domos noftras, to vifit, to go through, Cic. negotia, res, munus, officium, legationem, to perform; pugnas, Virg. mortem, v. morte; diem fupremum, v. diem, to die.

PRAIRE alicui, to go before; verba, carmen, v. facramentum alicui, to repeat or read over before; alicui voce, quid judicet, to prefcribe or direct by crying, Cic.

PRODIRE in publicum, to go abroad; non preterit te, you are not ignorant, Cic. Dies induciarum præteriit, is past, Nep.

REDIRE in gratiam cum aliquo, to become friends again.

SUBIRE murum, v. -o, ad montes, to come up to; laborem, v. -i, onus, pœnam, periculum, to undergo; fpes, timor fubiit animum,

came into.

VELLE aliquem, fc. alloqui v. conventum, to defire to speak with; alicui, ejus causâ, to with one's good; tibi confultum volo; nihil

tibi negatum volo, I wish to deny, Liv. Quid fibi vult? What does he mean? Volo te hoc facere, hoc a te fieri; fi quid recte curatum velis; illos monitos etiam atque etiam volo, sc. effe, I will admonish them again and again, Cic. nollem factum, I am forry it was done ; nollem huc exitum, fc. effe a me, I wish I had not come out here, Ter.

FERRE legem, to propofe or make; privilegium de aliquo, to propofe or pafs an act of impeachment against one, Cic. rogationem ad populum, to bring in a bill; conditiones ei, to offer terms; fuffragium, to vote; fententiam, to give an opinion; centuriam, tribum, to gain the vote of; perdere, to lofe it; victoriam ex eo ; omne punctum, omnia fuffragia, to gain all the votes; repulfam, to be rejected; fructum, hoc fructi, to reap, Ter. lætitiam de re, to rejoice; præ fe, to pretend or declare openly; alienam perfonam, to disguise one's felf; in oculis, to be fond of, Ter. manus, to engage, Virg. acceptum et expenfum, to mark down as received and fpent or lent, as Dr. and Cr. Cic. animus, opinio fert,inclines; tempus, res, caufa fert, allows, requires.

CONFERRE benevolentiam alicui, in vel erga aliquem, to fhew; beneficia, culpam in eum, to confer, to lay; operam, tempus, studium ad vel in rem, et impendere, to apply; capita inter fe, confilia fua, to lay their heads together, to confult; figna, arma, manus, to engage; omne bellum circa Corinthum, Nep. pedem, to set foot to foot; rationes, to caft up accounts; caftra caftris, to encamp over against one another; fe in, vel ad urbem, to go to; tributa, to pay; fe alicui, vel cum aliquo, to compare; neminem cum illo conferendum pietate puto, Cic. Hæc conferunt ad aliquid; oratori futuro, ferve, are useful to, Quinct.

DEFERRE fitulam v. fitellam, to bring the ballot-box; aliquid ad aliquem, to carry word, to tell; rarely alicui; causam ad patronos; honores ei; gubernacula reipublicæ in eum; fummam rerum ad cum, to confer; in beneficiis ad ærarium, to recommend for a public fervice, Cic. aliquem ambitûs, de ambitu, nomen alicujus, ad prætorem, apud magiftratum, to accuse of bribery; primas fc. partes ei, to give him the preference, Cic.

DIFFERRE . transferre rem in annum; post bellum, diem folutionis, to put off; rumores, to fpread; ab aliquo, alicui, inter fe, moribus, to differ in character; amore, cupiditate, doloribus, differri, to be distracted or torn afunder, Cic. & Ter.

EFFERRE fruges, to produce; verba, to utter; verbum de verbo expreffum, to tranflate, Ter. pedem domo, to go out; corpus amplo funere, et cum funere, to bury; ad honorem, ad cœlum laudibus, to raise, to extol; foras peccatum, to divulge.

INFERRE bellum patriæ; vim, manus, necem alicui, to bring upon; figna, fe, pedem, to advance; litem, v. periculum capitis alicui, vjn aliquem, to bring one to a trial for his life.