'ONLY' supplied I, 33, 19.
opus, with nominative I, 34, 6;
with abl. of participle I, 42, 20.

ORATIO OBLIQUA: General Prin-
ciples p. 91 foot-note. Principal
verb (Declaratory sentence) I, 7, 10;
(Imperative sentence) positive I, 7,
20; 35, 10; III, 8, 19; IV, 11, 10;
16, 2; negative I, 13, 15; 13, 18;
35, 9; (Interrogative sentence) in-
finitive I, 14, 11; subjunctive I, 40,
11; 43, 23; 44, 24; 44, 25; IV, 16,
16. Subordinate verb (Subjunctive)
I, 7, 12; 7, 20; 8, 11; 13, 10; II, 14,
5; III, 11, 6 (cōnentur); (Indicative)
of fact I, 40, 15; of inserted state-
ment III, 2, 4; 11, 5. Virtual I,
16, 2; 27, 2, and see SUBJUNCTIVE.

PARTICIPLES: translated by 'as'
'when' etc. II, 19, 12; 23, 5. For
a coordinate clause I, 5, 13; II, 5, 11;
17, 4; III, 6, 5. For a conditional
clause I, 4, 3. For a relative clause
I, 25, 20; 26, 9; II, 11, 13. In
predicate with adjectival force I, 1,
1; 5, 3; III, 28, 1. After habeō in
predicate I, 15, 4; 18, 10; 44, 40;
II, 4, 10.

PERIPHRASIS, futurum esse (fore)
ut I, 20, 12.

PERIPHRASTIC CONJUGATIONS: First
I, 3, 19; 5, 6. Second I, 7, 15;
23, 5.

POSSESSIVE: force of suus I, 1, 13.
potior, see ABLATIVE and GENI-
TIVE ad fin.

PRAETERITIVE VERBS: cognoverat
I, 19, 11; nōvērunt VI, 15, 7.

praeterquam 'except' I, 5, 6.
PRAETOR I, 21, 6.

PRESENT HISTORICAL: definition
I, 3, 10; 17, 13; rule for sequence

I, 3, 13; III, 5, 10; either sequence
I, 8, 8. After dum 'while' I, 27, 8·
46, 1.

priusquam I, 19, 12.

PROHIBITIONS I, 13, 15.

quam with superlative I, 3, 3; 7,
3; 33, 19; III, 9, 25; 19, 3; IV, 3,
1; 11, 14.

quam ob rem: relative I, 34, 1;
interrogative I, 50, 1.

QUESTIONS: Indirect I, 12, 3, and
see SUBJUNCTIVE. In indirect dis-
course, see ORATIO OBLIQUA.
rum... necne I, 50, 13.

ut-

-ne... an

quin with words of doubt I, 3,
20; 4, 11, and see SUBJUNCTIVE.

quis, distinction between sub-
stantive and adjective forms I, 46,
5. Indefinite I, 7, 20; 18, 22; 20,
2; 30, 15; 31, 48; 34, 5; 42, 12; II,
32, 6.

quisque with superlative I, 31,
44; 45, 8.

quō, for ut eo, see SUBJUNCTIVE.
For ad quem (locum) II, 16, 10; ad
quōs V, 14, 11; in quae (mūnīmenta)
II, 17, 20. Without antecedent II,
21, 7; IV, 38, 4 (first quō).

quod: In Causal clauses (ō. o.) I,
40, 5; V, 10, 7: (virtual ō. o.) I,
16, 15; 23,8; 37, 3; 47, 15; II, 1, 6;
1, 8; 11, 16; 11, 17; IV, 16, 19; 22,
5; 27, 12; V, 6, 11. (With verb of
saying in subjunctive) V, 6, 12.
In Substantive clauses (apposition)
I, 14, 9, 10; 19, 3-5; (adverb. acc.)
I, 14, 11; 17, 12; 18, 26; 36, 14;
44, 28; (quod sĩ) I, 20, 9; 40, 10;
40, 46; 44, 37.

REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS I, 1, 13; 6,

regnum, not hereditary with the
Gauls I, 3, 13; IV, 12, 14.

RELATIVE PRONOUNS: Agreement
with predicate noun I, 38, 3;
II, 1, 4; VII, 68, 3. As Con-
nective I, 1, 11; 14, 4; 27, 2; II, 5,
15; 13, 5; 29, 5; IV, 10, 7. In ex-
pressions of time III, 23, 4; IV, 18,
1. Its Antecedent (omitted) I, 1, 2;
17, 2; 21, 4; II, 27, 2; III, 6, 1;
IV, 11, 16; 25, 10; (repeated) I, 6,
1; 16, 10; 29, 3. II, 18, 1; IV, 7,
2; V, 11, 5; (in relative clause) I,
12, 17; 22, 15; 40, 29; II, 19, 12;
19, 16; IV, 31, 6, (in apposition
with noun in main clause) III, 9, 9;
21, 10; IV, 1, 17; 24, 3; 38, 5;
(implied in adjective) I, 40, 16;
(clause replaced by id) IV, 29, 10.
reliquus, denoting a part, see AD-
JECTIVES. As a participle I, 12, 7;
IV, 34, 8.

reminiscor with genitive I,
13, 12.

REPRAESENTATIO I, 7, 13; II,
14, 11.

RIVERS, See MAP.

si, 'whether' I, 8, 14; II, 9, 2.
Preceded by nisi I, 31, 48. In
conditional sentences see SUBJUNC-

TIVE.

SUB with acc. and abl. I, 24, 12;
in expressions of time II, 33, 1.

SUBJUNCTIVE: Attraction (Inte-
gral part) I, 8, 7; 18, 27; II, 2, 7;
IV, 23, 14. Characteristic I, 3, 3;
6, 2; 6, 4; II, 5, 16; 16, 9; 28, 9;
35, 3; III, 4, 2; 22, 9; 28, 4; 28, 5;
IV, 2, 2 (vendant); V, 23, 7; IV,
16, 12; (ūnus) I, 31, 27. Indirect

Discourse, see ORATIO OBLIQUA. In-
direct questions I, 12, 3; 15, 5; 17,
13; 20, 21; 21, 8; 32, 6; 34, 12;
40, 4; 43, 16; 43, 17; 45, 2; II, 4,
13; 5, 6; 8, 4; 20, 10; III, 9, 8; 14,
10; 18, 5 (velit); 21, 5; IV, 5, 6; 5,
8; 14, 3; 20, 13; 20, 14. Integral
Part, see Attraction. Purpose: Ad-
verbial (positive, ut) I, 3, 5; 5, 8;
22, 11; II, 9, 4; IV, 2, 2 (habeant);
(negative, nē) I, 4. 8; 9, 12; 17, 6;
II, 5, 7; IV, 25, 17; (qui etc) I, 7,
10; 15, 5; 21, 4; 34, 2; 50, 6; II,
11, 9; 17, 2; III, 11, 11; IV, 11,
17; V, 10, 5; 20, 8; (quō) I, 8, 7;
14, 14; II, 17, 17; 25, 18; 27, 7.
(praeferrent); III, 13, 4; 16, 9; V,
3,20. Substantive (subject) I, 22,
9 (nē); II, 10, 19 (ut); (object) I,
2, 5; 3, 13; 7, 13; 30, 13; 31, 4;
39, 14; 42, 12 (nē); 45, 4; II, 12,
15; 14, 11; 16, 7; 26, 3; 28, 13;
III, 1, 9; 18, 5; (apposition) I, 30,
8; 48, 6; II, 2, 7; 9, 11; 9, 12; 31,
9; IV, 19, 15. (verbs of fearing) I;
19, 12 (nē); 39, 24 (ut); II, 1, 6,
(nē). Result: Adverbial (ut) I, 6,
5; 6, 13; 13, 17; 25, 10; II, 5, 18;
19, 22; IV, 33, 8; (ut nōn) I, 12, 4;
II, 18, 17; (quin) I, 47, 8; III, 24,
15; (quo minus) I, 31, 26; IV, 22,
17. Substantive (Subject) ut I, 2,
12; 46, 8; II, 4, 9; 10, 19; quin I,
3, 20; II, 2, 10; III, 23, 20; (object)
ut I, 9, 11 (dent); 13, 20; II, 11, 5;
IV, 31, 10; quin I, 17, 10; 31, 54;
IV, 7, 6; (Apposition) ut I, 4, 4; 5,
3; 35, 50; 43, 22; III, 2, 8; quîn I,
4, 12. Special Conjunctions: cum
(temporal) I, 4, 9; 12, 6; 23, 2; II,
1, 1; 2, 5; 4, 1; 19, 10; (causal) I,
9, 3; 26, 18; 41, 14; II, 6, 9; 11, 4;
17, 4; 28, 5; III, 1, 16; 10, 7; 14,

20; (concessive) I, 14, 17; 26, 6;
43, 13; III, 7, 2; 7, 4; IV, 12, 4; V,
15, 11; VI, 14, 9. dum I, 7, 18;
11, 6; IV, 13, 5; 23, 10. prius-
quam I, 19, 13; II, 12, 2; III, 10,
10; IV, 4, 18; 12, 11; 14, 3; 21, 2.
quō (causal) IV, 2, 3. quoad IV,
11, 18. With the relative=cum is
(causal) II, 15, 14; IV, 21, 22; V,
4, 12; accompanied by ut IV, 23,
14; (concessive) V, 4, 14.

SUPINE, in - I, 3, 18; IV, 30, 7;
in -um I, 11, 5; 18, 18 (metaphor-
ical); 30, 3; 37, 3; IV, 32, 2.

SYNONOMOUS VERBS, translation,
V, 22, 16.

TENSES: Historical present see

PRESENT HISTORICAL. Sequence II,
4, 2. Imperfect of repeated act II,
1, 3; III, 15, 3. Pluperfect of re-
peated act IV, 26, 6. In ō. o. II,
9, 10; II, 9, 12; IV, 20, 7.
TOWNS see MAP.

ut (uti) adverb I, 4, 11; 16, 3;
22, 3; II, 7, 10; 22, 1; (subjunctive
by attraction) IV, 23, 13; 23, 14.
Conjunction; See in general SUB-
JUNCTIVE. Omitted I, 20, 14; III, 5,
11; 11, 3; IV, 16, 13; 21, 18; 23,
16. Concessive III, 9, 17.

A

A.

A., abbreviation for praenomen Aulus. 1, 6, 16.

a. ante (before), I, 6, 16. ā (before consonants), ab (before a vowel or a consonant), abs (with, te and -que (prep. with abl., from, away from, at, by, on, on the side of. I, 1, 4.

ab-dō, dere, didī, ditus [dō, give] a., give or put away, remove, withdraw, hide, conceal. I, 12,

12.

abdūcō, -ere, dūxī, ductus (dūcō, lead], a., lead away, draw, or carry off, withdraw. I, 11, 7. ab-eō, -ire, -ivi(ii), -itus, n., go away, depart; issue.

abiciō, -ere, -iēcī, iectus [iació,

hurl], a., throw away or down, cast aside, abandon. IV, 15, 2. abies, -ietis, F., silver-fir; fir tree. V, 12, 13.

ab-iungō, -ere iūnxi, iunctus, a., disjoin, remove.

abscido, -ere, cidi, cisus [caedo, cut], a., cut or lop off, tear off or away. III, 14, 19. absēns, -entis [pr. p. of absum], absent, at a distance. I, 32, 12; III, 17, 19.

ab-similis, -e, unlike. III, 14, 16. ab-sistō, -ere, stiti, withdraw; leave off. V, 17, 7.

ACCLIVIS

abstineō, 2. [teneo, hold], a., and n., hold off, keep aloof from, refrain. I, 22, 12.

abs-trahō, -ere, traxi, tractus, to drag away, carry away by force. III, 2, 14. ab-sum, esse, afui, āfutūrus, n., be away from, be absent or distant, be wanting or free from. I, 1, 8.

ab-undō, 1, overflow; abound. āc, I, 3, 23, see atque. accēdō, -ere, -essi, -essum, [ad + cēdō], approach, draw near to, arrive at, come to; to be added; accedebat, it was added. I, 19, 2. ac-celerō, 1, hasten. VII, 87, 11. acceptus, -a, -um, popular with, beloved by (with dative). I, 3, 16. ac-cido, -ere, cidi [cado, fall], n., fall to or upon; befall, happen, fall to the lot of, occur: accidit, it happens. I, 14, 4. ac-cido, -ere, cidi, -cīsus, cut into. VI, 27, 10.

ac-cipio, -ere, cēpī, ceptus [ad+ capiō], a., take or receive to one's self, accept; experience, suffer; learn, hear, take; in p. p. as adj., acceptable, beloved, popular. I, 3, 16. acclivis (ad-), -e [clivus, a slope], sloping upwards, rising, ascend, ing. II, 29, 7,

accūrātē, adv., carefully. VI, 22, 10. ac-currō, -ere, cucurri (currī) cursus [ad+currō, run], 'n., run or hasten to, run up or rush to. I, 22, 5.

accusō, 1. [ad+causa]a., n., bring a case or charge against: blame, censure, accuse. I, 16, 15. acerbē, adv., harshly, bitterly. acerbitās, -tātis, F., harshness, rigor.

acerbus, -a, -um, harsh, biting, se

vere.

ācerrimē, superl. of acriter. acervus, -i [acer, sharp, pointed], M., a heap, mass. II, 32, 10. aciēs, -ei (old gen. aciē), [cf. acer, sharp], F., sharp point or edge of a weapon; sharp or keen sight, glance; a line (as forming an edge), battle line; prīma, the van; media, the centre; novissima, the rear. I, 22, 8.

ac-quirō, -ere, quisīvi, quisītus, seek or get in addition, win, acquire.

acriter [acer, sharp], adv., sharply, keenly, fiercely, vigorously. I, 26, 1.

āctuārius, -a, -um, swift sailing. V, 1, 11.

equalize, equal, keep up with. I, 48, 19; II, 32, 10.

ad-amō, 1, love strongly; covet. I, 31, 15.

ad-dō, dere, didī, ditus [dō, give], a., give or impart to, annex, add. VII, 70, 6.

ad-dūcō, -ere, dūxī, ductus [dūcō, lead], a., lead or draw to. I, 3,

1.

ademptus, see adimō.

ad-eō, adv., to such an extent, so much, so very.

ad-eō, īre, iī, itus [eō, go], a., N., go to, approach, visit; assail, attack. II, 7, 8.

adeptus, see adipiscor. ad-equitō, 1, ride to or up. I, 46,

3.

ad-haereō, -ēre, haesī, haesus, cling or stick to, adhere. ad-hibeō, 2. [habeo, have], a., have or bring to, bring in, summon, employ, use. I, 20, 17. ad-hortor, 1, encourage, incite. ad-hūc, adv., hitherto. III, 22, 7. ad-iaceō, -ēre, -uī, lie near or close to, adjoin.

Adiatunnus, -ī, м., the leader of the Sotiates. III, 22, 2. adicio, -icere, -iēcī, -iectus [adiccio], a., throw to: tēlum adicī (reach); ; aggerem (throw up).— Fig., add: adiecta plāniciēs (with the addition of). III, 1, 15. adigō, -ere, -ēgī, -āctus [agō], a., drive or bring by force; thrust, plunge (of weapons); bind (by an oath). II, 21, 7.

adimō, -ere, -ēmi, -ēmptus [emō, take], a., take away to one's disadvantage, remove. V, 6, 13. adipiscor, -ī, -eptus sum, attain to, gain.

aditus, -ūs, [ad+eō, go], M., going to, approach, means of approach, access. I, 43, 13; II, 15, 9. ad-iudicō, 1, adjudge, assign, ascribe.

ad-iungō, -ere, iūnxī, iūnctus, join to, attach; apply to: p. p. as adj., adjoining; suitable to, III, 2, 17,