dubito, [duo,] I, to doubt, waver. dubius, a, um, doubtful, wavering, perilous; N., doubt, danger. ducēni, æ, a, two hundred each. ducenti, æ, a, two hundred. ducēnties (-ens), 200 times. dūco, xi, ct-, 3, lead, guide, construct, reckon, endure, protract, receive, admit, marry (a wife). ductim, by draughts.

ductio, ōnis, F., drawing away. ducto (-tito), I, lead, deceive, take home (marry).

ductor, ōris, M., leader, guide. ductus, ūs, M., guidance, outline, command.

dūdum, some time ago. duellum-bellum, war. duim, pres. subj. of do, give. dulcēdo, inis, F., sweetness, charm. dulcesco, 3, to grow sweet. dulcis, e, sweet, pleasant, dear. dulcitudo, inis, F., sweetness. Dūlichius, a, um, of Ulysses (or Dulichium, a small island near Ithaca).

dum, while, until, provided.

dūmētum, i, N., thicket.

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dummodo, provided that. dūmōsus, a, um, bushy, brambly.

dumtaxat, exactly, only, however,

so far, at least.

dūmus, i, M., bush, bramble. duo, æ, o (§ 18, i, 2), two. duodecies, twelve times. duodecim, twelve.

duodecimus, a, um, twelfth. ḍuodēni, æ, a, 12 each, by twelves. [duode-, minus two, (as in duodevīcēni, -vīginti, eighteen). duplex, icis, double, crafty. duplicārius, a, um, doubly paid. duplicatio, ōnis, F., doubling. duplicitas, ātis, F., deceit. duplico, I, to double, repeat. duplus, a, um, twice as much. dūpondius, of two pounds. dūracinus, a, um, hard-berried. dūrāmentum, i, N., hardening. † durateus, a, um, wooden. dūrātio, ōnis, F., endurance.

duresco, dūrui, 3, grow hard. dūrēta, æ, F., bath-tub. dūriter, hardly, sternly.

dūritas, ātis, F., hardness, harsh

ness.

dūritia, æ, F., hardness, cruelty. duriusculus, a, um, rather hard. dūro, 1, harden, inure, endure, stay. dūrus, a, um, hard, stern, rude, cruel. duumviri, pl. N., board of two,

(on criminal or naval matters). dux, ducis, M., leader, guide, chief. †dyas, ǎdis, F., the number two. † dynamis, is, F., plenty, power. †dynastes, æ, M., ruler. Dyrrachium (Gr. Epidamnus),

Durazzo, on the coast of Epirus. dyspepsia, æ, F., indigestion. dyspnoea, æ, difficulty of breathing.

E.

ē (ex), out of, from. eā, [is,] by that way.

eapse, [ipse,] herself, same. eātenus, so far.

†ebenus (um), i, F., ebony.

ēbibo, bi, bit-, 3, drink up or out.

ēbīto, I, to go forth.

ēblandior, 4, get by flattery.

eboreus, a, um, of ivory.

ēbrietas, ātis, F., drunkenness.
ēbrio, I, make drunk.
ēbriolus, a, um, tipsy.

ēbriōsus, a, um, given to drink. ēbrius, a, um, drunk, intoxicated. ēbullio, 4, boil up or away. ebulus, (um), i, M., dwarf-elder. ebur, Ŏris, N., ivory.

eburātus, a, um, inlaid with ivory. eburneus (-nus), a, um, of ivory. ecastor, by Castor!

ecce, behold! (also as eccum, eccam, eccillum, &c).

eccere! by Ceres.

tecclesia, æ, F., assembly, church. tecdicus, i, M., solicitor. ecfero-effero, bear off.

techīnus, i, M., hedgehog, burr, bowl. techo, ūs, F., echo.

†ecloga, æ, F., choice selection.
ēcontrā, on the contrary.
ecquando, whether ever.
ecquis, qua, quid, whether any.
ecquo, whither.

†ectypus, a, um, copy (in relief).
eculeus, i, M., colt, rack.
edācitas, ātis, F., greediness.
edax, acis, [edo,] devouring.
ēdento, 1, dash out the teeth.
ēdepol, by Pollux.
edera hedera, ivy.

ēdico, xi, ct-, 3, declare, publish, appoint, establish, ordain. ēdicto, I, proclaim, publish. ēdictum, i, N., ordinance. ēdisco, didici, 3, learn thoroughly. ēdissero, rui, rt-, 3; -rto, I, to set forth, explain, unfold, relate. editio, ōnis, F., giving forth, publication, exhibition, birth. ēditor, ōris, M., producer, exhibiter. ēdo, didi, dit-, 3, give forth, publish, utter, declare, produce. edo, (esse, § 37, v.), ēdi, ēs-, 3, eat, devour, squander.

edo, ōnis, M., glutton.

edoceo, cui, ct-, 3, instruct or inform thoroughly.

ēdolo, I, hew out, polish, prepare. ēdomo, ui, it-, I, to tame, subdue. Edōnus, a, um, Thracian. ēdormio, 4, sleep off, or out. ēducātio, ōnis, F., training, breeding, education.

ēducator, ōris, M.; -trix, īcis, F., trainer.

educo, 1, educate, train.

ēduco, xi, ct-, 3, lead or draw

forth, summon, erect, put to sea. edūlis, e, eatable; N., pl. food. ēdūrus, a, um, very hard. effarcio effercio, cram. effātus, [for,] pronounced, established, determined.

effectio, ōnis, F.; -tus, ūs, M., doing, effecting.

effector, ōris, M.; -trix, trīcis, F., doer, producer, author. effēminātus, a, um, womanish. effemino, I, to weaken, effeminate.

effercio, fert-, I, to stuff, cram. effero, efferre, extuli, ēlāt-, bear forth, produce, proclaim, exalt. effero, I, make wild or savage. effertus, [farcio,] stuffed. efferus, a, um, very wild, savage. effervo (-esco), fervi, 3, to boil up, boil over, rage, swarm. effētus, a, um, having borne or yielded, exhausted (by bearing). efficax, ācis, effectual.

efficio, feci, fect-, [facio,] 3, bring to pass, make, form, yield, prove. effigies, ēi, F., copy, image, portrait. effingo, nxi, ct-, 3, to form, fashion. efflāgito, 1, demand urgently. efflictim, to death, desperately. effligo, xi, ct-, strike down or dead. efflo, I, blow or breathe out. effloresco, rui, 3, to blossom. effluo, xi, 3, flow out, get abroad, go forth, pass away, disappear. effluvium, i, N., outflow, outlet. effodio, fōdi, foss-, 3, dig or tear out, dig up.

effœtus=effētus, exhausted. effor, 1, speak forth, utter. effractor, ōris, M., burglar. effrēnus (-nātus), a, um unbridled. effringo, fregi, fract-, [frango,] 3, break out or open.

effugio, fugi, 3, to flee, escape, shun. effugium, i, N., flight, refuge. effulgeo, si, 2, shine forth, glitter. effultus, [fulcio,] propped, stayed. effundo, fudi, fus-, 3, to pour forth, shed, let go; P., indulge in. effusē, far and wide.

effusio, ōnis, F., pouring out, profusion.

effusus, a, um, wide-spread, profuse. effütio, 4, prate, babble.

ēgelidus, a, um, lukewarm, cold. egens, tis, needy, lacking.

egēnus, a, um, destitute, void, needy. egeo, ui, 2, to need, lack, want. Egeria, æ, nymph of a grotto near Rome, wife and counsellor of Numa.

ēgero, gessi, gest-, 3, carry forth. egestas, ātis, F., poverty, need.

ēgestio, ōnis, F., carrying forth, emptying, wasting. ego, mei, mihi, me, I. egomet, I myself.

ēgredior, gress-, 3, go forth, mount, wander, march out, go beyond. ēgregie, excellently.

ēgrēgius, a, um, [grex,] excellent, eminent, distinguished. ēgressus, ūs, M., a going forth. ēgurgito, I, pour out, squander. ehem (of joy or suprise), ha! eheu (of grief or pain), ah! eho (of command or reproof), ho! eia (eja), ha! ho! come on! ējaculor, 1, hurl forth. ējectio, ōnis, F., casting out. ējecto, I, to cast forth. ējero=ējūro, reject.

ējicio, jēci, ject-, [jacio,] 3, to cast out, throw forth, run aground. ējulātio, ōnis, F.; -tus, ūs, M., wailing, lamentation.

ējulo, I, to wail, lament. ējuncidus, a, um, lean, slender. ējūro, I, reject, abjure. ējusmodi, of that sort.

ēlābor, lapsus, 3, slip away, escape, disappear, pass away.

ēlabōro, I, take pains, work out. ēļanguesco, gui, 3, slacken, relax. ēlātē, loftily, proudly.

ēlātio, ōnis, F., bearing-out for burial, uplifting, passion. ēlātus, [effero,] proud, lofty. ēlavo, lāvi, laut- (lōt-), 1, wash out. ēlecebra, æ, F., allurer. ēlectilis, e, choice, dainty. ēlectio, ōnis, F., choice, election. ēlecto, I, worm out, select. Electra, æ, d. of Agamemnon. †ēlectrum, i, N., amber. ēlectus, a, um, choice, select. ēlegans, tis, fine, elegant, luxurious. elegantia, æ, F., elegance, grace. † elegi, ōrum, M.; -gia, æ, F., elegy. elementa, ōrum, M., elements, rudiments, beginnings.

† elephantinus, a, um, of ivory. † elephas, antis; -phantus, i, M., elephant, ivory.

Eleusīnus, a, um, of Eleusis, a town of Attica, famous for the mysteries of Ceres. elevatio, ōnis, F., disparaging. elevo, 1, lift up, lighten, impair. ēlices, um, M., trench, drain. ēlicio, licui (lexi), licit-, 3, draw

out, allure, entice, call forth. ēlido, si, sum, 3, dash out, crush. ēligo, lēgi, lect-, [lego,] 3, select. ēlīmino, āt-, I, turn out of doors. ēlīmo, I, to polish, finish. ēlinguis, e, dumb, mute. ēliquo, I, strain, pour, melt. Elis, idis, F., the W. district of Peloponesus.

Elēus, a, um, of Elis, or Olympia. ēlīsio, ōnis, F., striking out. Elissa, æ, a name of Dido. ēlīsus, [ēlīdo,] crushed, forced out. ēlixus, a, um, boiled, soaked. tellychnium, i, N., lamp-wick. ēloco, I, hire or let out. ēlocutio, ōnis, F., oratory. ēlogium, i, N., maxim, clause. ēloquens, tis, eloquent.

ēloquentia, æ, F.; -quium, i, N., eloquence.

eloquor, cut-, 3, speak out, declare. ēlūceo, xi, 2, shine forth, come to light.

eluctor, I, to struggle out, win. ēlūcubro, 1, compose laboriously. elūdo, si, sum, 3, wash out, win (at play), parry, delude, mock. ēlugeo, xi, 2, to mourn the full time. ēlumbis, e, weak in the back. ēluo, ui, ūt-, 3, wash off, get rid of. ēlūtus, a, um, insipid, watery. ēlūtrio, I, wash out, draw off. ēluvio, ōnis; -ies, em, e, F., washing off, overflow, chasm.

Elysium, i, N., the abode of the

blest in the world below. ēmacio, āt-, I, make lean. ēmaculo, 1, clear of stains. ēmancipātio, ōnis, F., release (of a son from the father's power). emancipo, I, emancipate, transfer. ē-maneo, 2, stay outside, overstag. ēmāno, I, flow out, spread.

Emathia, æ, poetic for Macedonia or Thessaly. emax, ācis, eager to buy. †emblēma, atis, N., inlaid work. † embolium, i, N., interlude. ēmendatio, ōnis, correction. ēmendator, ōris, M., amender. ēmendātus, a, um, faultless. ēmendico, 1, get by begging. ēmendo, I, to correct, improve. ēmensus, [metior,] traversed. ēmentior, 4, utter falsely, pretend. ēmercor, I, to purchase, bribe. ēmereo, ui, it-, (-or), 2, to earn,

win, serve out one's term. ēmergo, si, sum, 3, bring or come to light, rise, emerge, get clear. ēmeritus, a, um, worn out. ēmersus, ūs, M., an emerging. ēmētior, 4, measure out, traverse. ēmeto, 3, mow down.

ēmico, ui, 1, spring or show forth. ēmigro, I, depart, remove. ēminātio, ōnis, F., threat. ēminens, tis, prominent, lofty. ēminentia, æ, F., prominence. ēmineo, ui, 2, stand forth, extend. ēminor, 1, declare with threats. ēminulus, a, um, projecting. ēminus, at a distance.

ēmiror, I, be amazed, wonder at. ēmissārium, i, N., drain, outlet. ēmissārius, i, M., scout, spy, shoot. ēmissio, ōnis, F., sending-forth. ēmitto, mīsi, miss-, 3, send forth, cast away, let go, release. emo, ēmi, empt-, 3, to buy, get. ēmōlior, 4, bring out, stir up. ēmollio, 4, soften, weaken. ēmolo, it-, 3, grind up. ēmolumentum, i, N., effort, gain. ēmoneo, ui, it-, 2, admonish. ēmorior, mortuus, 3, die, perish. ēmoveo, mōvi, mōt-, 2, remove, push out, shake, rack. emplastro, I, to bud, graft. emplastrum, i, N., bark, plaster. † emporium, i, N., market. empticius, a, um, boughten. emptio, ōnis, F., purchase. emptor, ōris, M.; -trix, F., buyer.

emptus, [emo,] bought. ēmulgeo, sum, 2, drain, exhaust. ēmunctus, a, um, cleaned out. emundo, 1, clean thoroughly. ēmungo, nxi, nct-, 3, to clean out. ēmunio, 4, fortify, protect, furnish. en! behold! come! ēnarrābilis, e, explainable. ēnarro, I, tell, declare, interpret. ēnascor, nāt- 3, spring or sprout up, be born. ēnato, I, swim away.

ēnāvātus, a, um, performed. ēnāvigo, I, sail away, or over. tencaustus, a, um, burnt-in. Enceladus, i, a giant buried under Mount Etna.

†encytus, i, M., cake, pastry. [endo-=indu- or in- (im-). tendromis, idis, F., coarse cloak. Endymion, ōnis, myth. prince of Caria, loved by Diana.

ēneco, cui, ct- (cāt-), 1, to kill, exhaust, torment.

ēnectus, a, um, killed.

ēnervis, e, nerveless, weak. ēnervo, I, unnerve, weaken. ēnico ēneco, kill.

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enim, for, surely, for instance. Enīpeus, i, M., a river of Thessaly. ēniteō, 2; -esco, tui, 2, shine forth. ēnītor, nis- (nīx-), 3, to strive, climb, bring forth.

ēnixē (im), strenuously. enixus, a, um, in earnest, having given birth, toiling, striving. Enna, æ, F., a town of Sicily, where Proserpine was stolen. Ennius, i, the earliest Roman poet, B.C. 239-169.

ēno, I, swim away, traverse or escape by swimming. ēnōdātē, clearly, plainly. ēnōdis, e, [nōdus,] smooth, clear. ēnōdo, I, to free from knots, explain. ēnormis, e, irregular, immense. ēnotesco, tui, 3, become known. ēnoto, I, to mark, note. ensis, is, M., sword, blade.

ēnūbo, psi, 3, marry out of one's rank or home.

ēnucleātus, a, um, clear, pure. ēnucleo, 1, clear from husk or kernel, explain.

ēnumeratio, ōnis, F., numbering. ēnumero, I, count, reckon. ēnuncio (tio), 1, declare, report. ēnutrio, 4, nurture, support. eo, ire, īvi, ĭtum (§ 37, vi), go, pass. eō (abl.), as, by so much.

eō, thither; eōdem, the same way. †Eōs, F., dawn, East.

†ēōus, a, um, of morning; eastern. Epaminondas, æ, a, Theban gen

eral slain at Mantinea, B.C., 362. †ephēbus, i, M., a youth (18 to 20). † ephemeris, idis, F., diary. Ephesius, a, um, of Ephesus, a

city of Ionia; or of Diana, whose chief temple was there. tephippium, i, N., horse-cloth, saddle, housing, caparison. †ephorus, i, M., a Spartan magistrate, of a board of five. Ephyrēius, (-æus), a, um, of Ephyra (e), or Corinth. tepibata, æ, M., a marine. tepichysis, is, F., pitcher. †epicõpus, a, um, with oars. tepicrocum, i, N., thin, transparent. Epidaurus, i, F., a city of Argolis. tepigramma, tis, N., an inscription, epigram.

tepilogus, i, M., conclusion.

Epirus (os), i, F. (mainland) the N. W. district of Greece. tepiscopus, i, N., overseer. †epistola (ula), æ, F., letter. †epistomium, i, M., cork, bung. tepitaphium, i, N., funeral oration. tepithalamium, i, N., nuptial song. tepitheca; æ, increase. †epityrum, i, N., olive-conserve. tepōdos, i, M., alternate verse. tepops, opis, M., hoopoe (bird). tepos, N., an heroic poem. ēpōto, āvi, pōt-, 1, drink off or up. epulāris, e, of banquets. epulo, ōnis, M., guest at feasts. epulor, I, to feast, eat, banquet. epulum, i, N.; pl., epulæ, ārum, F., banquet, religious feast.

equa, æ, F. (d. pl., ābus), mare. equārius, a, um, of horses, M., groom. eques, itis, M., horseman; pl., cavalry; knights (a Roman order). equester, tris, e, of the cavalry or knights, equestrian.

equidem, indeed, no doubt. equile, is, N., horse-stall. equinus, a, um, of horses. equiso, ōnis, M., groom, hostler. equitātus, ūs, M., cavalry. equito, I, to ride, bestride. equuleus, i, M., colt, rack. equus (ēcus), i, M., horse. era=hera, mistress. ērādīcitus, root-and-branch. ērādīco, I, root out, wear out. ērādo, si, sum, 3, scrape off, erase. Erato, F., the lyric Muse." †Erebus, i, M., Darkness, (name of the lower world).

Erechtheus, i, myth. k. of Athens. erctum herctum, inheritance. ērectē, boldly.

erectus, [erigo,] upright, lofly. ērēpo, psi, 3, creep away. ēreptio, ōnis, F., seizure. ēreptor, ōris, M., plunderer. ēreptus, [ēripio,] snatched. Eretria, æ, a city of Euboea. ergā, towards, opposite.

ergastulum, i, N., workhouse, prison. ergo, therefore (§ 43, 5), then. †erīce, es, F., heath, broom. Erichthonius, i, myth. k. of Athens,

son of Vulcan; also a king of Troy, son of Dardanus. ēricius, i, M., hedgehog, abattis. Eridanus, i, M., the river Po, in North Italy.

ērigo, rexi, rect-, 3, to set up, rouse, cheer, excite.

erīlis=herīlis, of the master. Erigonē, ēs, myth. d. of Icarius, changed to the constell. Virgo. + Erinnys, yos, F., a Fury. Eriphyla, æ (ē, ēs), myth. d. of Talaus, wife of Amphiaraus. ēripio, ui, rept-, [rapio,] 3, snatch away, set free.

ērōdo, si, sum, 3, eat or gnaw away.