in-fini-tus, ta, tum, adj. in-gratus, grāta, grātum, [in, "not"; fini-o, "to limit, bound"] 1. Without limit, boundless, unbounded, infinite.

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adj. [in, "not"; grātus, thankful"; also "pleasing"] 1. Of persons: Unthankful,

infirmior, us; see infirmus. ungrateful.-2. Of things: in-firmus, firma, firmum, Displeasing, unwelcome, unadj. [in, "not"; firmus, pleasant. "strong"] Not strong, weak, infirm. Comp.: infirmfor (Sup. infirm-issĭmus).

infra, prep. gov. acc. and adv. [contr. fr. infèra, fem. abl. sing. of infĕrus, "below"] 1. Prep. Below, i. e. : a. Of locality: Lower down than. -h. Of size or height: Less than.-2. Adv.: Of order, succession, etc.: Below.

in-gen-ĭum, ii, n. [în, "in"; gĕn-o gign-o, in pass. "to be born"]("A being born in" one; hence," that which is inborn"; hence) 1. Natural disposition or character.-2. Natural capacity or ability, parts, genius.

In-honestus, honesta, honestum, adj. [in, "not"; honestus, "honourable"] ("Not honestus"; hence) Dishonourable, disgraceful, shameful.

inībĭtis, 2. pers. plur. fut. ind. of ineo.

inimic-ĭtia, ĭtiæ, f. [ĭnimicus, "unfriendly"] ("The state of the inimicus"; hence) Unfriendliness, enmity.

1. în-Ĭmīcus, ĭmica, îmicum, adj. [for in-ămicus; fr. in, "not"; amīcus, "friendly"] Unfriendly, hostile, inimical.-As Subst.: In-Imicus, i, m. A (private) enemy or foe.

2. Inimicus, i; see 1. înimicus.

Iniqu-Itas, ĭtātis, f. [ĭnīquus, "unjust "] ("The quality of the iniquus"; hence) Injustice.

in-gens, gentis, adj. [in, "not" ; gens, "a race or kind"]("That is not of its race or kind "; hence) 1. Vast, immense, huge.-2. Great, mighty, strong, powerful. ini-tium, tii, n. [ îněo, “to ingen-ŭus, ua, ŭum, adj. go into" a place; hence, "to [in, "in"; GEN, root of gigno, enter upon, begin," through in pass.to be born"]("In-root INI] A beginning, comborn" ; i. e. "native, indigen-mencement:-in initio, or simous, not foreign"; hence) ply initio, in the beginning, in Of persons: Free-born, born the first place, at first. of free parents, who have never been slaves.

injuri-a, æ, f. [injūri-us, "injurious" ("The thing

pertaining to the injuries"; | quilīnus"; hence) Possesshence) Unjust or wrongful ing merely a lodging;-a term conduct, injustice; a wrong, injury, etc.

in-justus, justa, justum, adj. [in, "not"; justus, "just "] 1. Unjust.-2. Wrongful. in-nocens, nocentis, adj. [in, "not"; nocens, 66 hurtful"] 1. Not hurtful, harmless.-2. Blameless, guiltless, innocent.-As Subst. comm. gen.: An innocent, etc., person. innocent-la, ĭæ, f. [innocens, innocent-is, "innocent"] ("The quality of the innocens"; hence) Innocence.

sneeringly applied by Catiline to Cicero, who was born at Arpīnum, and hence had not, as Catiline wished to insinuate, any property or house of his own in Rome.

in-sătĭā-bĭlis, bîle, adj. [în, "not"; sati(a)-o, “to satisfy"] That cannot be satisfied, insatiable.

insid-iæ, ĭārum, f. plur. [insĭd-čo, " to take up a position in a place"] (“A taking up of a position in" a place; hence) 1. Of troops: An ambush, ambuscade, liers in wait. -2. Snares, plots.-3. Artifices, stratagems.

in-nox-Ĭus, ĭa, ĭum, adj. [in, "not"; nox-a, "harm, hurt " ("Not pertaining to поха ; hence) 1. In Act. insign-e, is, n. [insign-is, force: ("Harmless, innoxious"; "remarkable "] ("That which hence) Guiltless, blameless, is insignis "; hence) Mostly innocent.-As Subst.: innox-plur.: A badge, mark, or enĬus, ĭi, m. An innocent person, sign of authority, power, etc. i. e. at xl. 6 one unconnected with the conspiracy.-2. In pass. force: Unharmed, un-customed "] ("Contrary to hurt, uninjured; xxxix. 2.

inop-Ĭa, iæ, f. [inops, înŏpis, "without means "](" The quality, or state, of the inops"; hence) 1. Want, lack, deficiency of means.-2. Poverty, indigence.

in-sole-ns, ntis, adj. [in, "not"; solě-o, "to be ac

custom"; hence) 1. With Gen.: Unaccustomed to, not habituated to; iii. 4.—2. (“Excessive, immoderate"; hence) Haughty, arrogant, insolent.

insolent-ia, iæ, f. [insolens, insolent-is, "haughty"]("The quality of the insolens"; hence) Haughtiness, arrogance, insolence.

inquilin-us, a, um, adj. [inquilin-us, "an inhabitant of a place which does not belong to him"; hence, "a lodger"] in-sŏle-sco, no perf. nor ("Of, or belonging to, an in-sup., scère, 3. v. n. inch. [ĩn

"not"; sole-o, "to be wont | which regulates"; hence) A regulation, institution, ordinance, etc.

or usual "]("To begin to be unusual"; hence) To grow haughty or insolent; to be elated.

in-solitus, solita, solitum, adj. [in, "not"; solitus, customary"]("Not solitus"; hence) Unusual, un

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in-sto, stĭti, stātum, stāre, 1. v. n. [in "upon"; sto, "to stand"]("To stand upon "; hence) 1. To press hard, assail vigorously, assault, make an assault.-2. To be close at hand; to be close or very near. instructus, a, um, P. perf. pass. of instruo.

instru-mentum, menti, n. [instrů-o, "to build or construct"]("The building, or constructing, thing"; hence, an "implement " of any kind; hence) Means to an end, aid, furtherance, instrument, etc.

in-somn-ĭum, i, n. [in, "not " ; somn-us, "sleep"] ("A not having sleep"; hence) Want of sleep, deprivation of sleep, sleeplessness ;-at xxvii. 2 in plur. in-sons, sontis, adj. [in, "not"; 66 sons, 'guilty "] ("Not sons"; hence) Guiltless. As Subst.: insons, ntis, in-struo, struxi, structum, "A guiltless person"; strůĕre, 3. v. a. [in, "without hence) One who gives no offence force"; strŭo, "to build "] by his conduct; an inoffensive, 1. To build.-2. Of troops, harmless person ; one who etc.: To arrange, draw up, form, etc.-3. To equip, furin-stĭtuo, stĭtůi, stitūtum,nish, provide, supply.-Pass.: stĭtŭěre, 3. v. a. [for in- in-struor, structus sum, străi. stǎtǎo ; fr. in, "without in-sŭesco, sŭēvi, sŭētum, force"; stătŭo, "to set"] 1. To put, set, place, etc.-2. Of troops: To levy, raise; lvi. 1.-3. Of life, etc.: To regulate.

does no harm.

sŭescère, 3. v. n. [ín, “without force"; snesco, "to become accustomed"] To become accustomed or habituated; to accustom or habituate one's self, etc.

insŭēvi, perf. ind. of in

institü-tum, ti, n. [instituo, in force of "to make a rule for one's self," also, "to reg-suesco. ulate"] 1. ("That which is made a rule for one's self"; hence) Custom, habit, usage, mode of life, etc.-2. ("That

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in-sum, fui, esse, v. n. [în, "in"; sum, to be"] To be in ;-at xv. strengthened by in c. Abl. ;-at xl. 6 folld. by

intellego, ère; see intelligo. intellexi, perf. ind. of intel

intel-ligo (intel-lego), lexi, lectum, ligère, 3. v. a. [for inter-lego; fr. inter, "btween"; lego, "to choose"] ("To choose between"; hence) To see, perceive, comprehend, understand.

Dat. [§ 106, a].-N.B. The construction of the clause multæ facetiæ multusque lep-ligo. os inerat, xxv. 5, deserves attention from the verb being in the sing. while it has a composite subject. The rule is this:—when of any number of subjects, denoting things, one at least is in the plur., the verb is also in the plur., unless in-tempes-tus, ta, tum, adj. particular emphasis attaches [for in-tempor-tus; fr. in, to one of them in the sing."not"; tempus, tempor-is, number ; in which case the "time"; hence, "the right verb assumes the sing. num-time or season"] ("Not havber, and is placed nearest to ing tempus"; hence) Unseasuch singular subject, thus sonable:-intempesta nocte, bringing it prominently for- (in the unseasonable part of ward. In the present instance the night; i. e.) in the dead therefore lepos is that which of the night; Abl. of time Sallust proposes to bring more "when" [§ 120]. particularly before the reader's notice.

in-super, adv. [in, "on or upon"; super, "above"] ("On and above"; hence) On the top, overhead, above. in-těg-er, ra, rum, adj. [for in-tag-er; fr. in, "not"; tango, "to touch," through root TAG] ("Untouched"; hence) Sound, fresh, vigorous. -As Subst. integri, ōrum, m. plur. Of soldiers: Fresh, or untired men; lx. 4.

in-tendo, tendi, tensum and tentum, tendĕre, 3. v. a. [in, "without force " ; tendo, "to stretch out "] ("To stretch out"; hence) Of the mind: To direct, apply, etc.;-at li. intendĕris (2. pers. sing. perf. subj.) is used in an indefinite force; see cerno.

integr-itas, ĭtātis, f. [intěger, integr-i, in force of upright"]("The quality of the integer"; hence) Uprightness, blamelessness, integrity. do, iv. 1.

L

To question, interrogate.-2. Law t. t.: a. To question, interrogate, examine a witness, etc.-b. To bring an action against, sue, prosecute. Pass.: inter-rogor, rõgātus sum, rŏgāri.

Intestine, domestic, civil.

inter, prep. gov. acc.: 1. Between, among :-inter se, among themselves, i.e. mutually, one with another.-2. Of things: Among, in the midst of.-3. Of time: During, etc. inter-dum, adv. [inter, "at intervals"; dum, prob. = intes-tinus, tīna, tīnum, dium, acc. of obsol. dius adj. [for intus-tīnus; fr. (whence diu) dies, "a day"] intus, "within "] ("Pertain ("At intervals during the ing to intus"; hence, "internday"; hence) Sometimes, oc-al, inside"; bence) Of war: casionally. intĕr-ĕa, adv. [for intĕr- in-tõlĕrandus, tõlĕranda, eam; fr. inter, "between tõlěrandum, adj. [ĭn, “not "; eam, acc. sing. fem. of is] tolerandus, "to be borne "] ("Between that" and some-("Not tolerandus"; hence) thing else; hence) Of time: Meanwhile, in the mean time. intĕr-ĕo, ivi or ĭi, ĭtum, īre, v. n. [inter, "among"; eo, "to go"] ("To go among other things, etc., so as to be no longer perceived; hence) To perish.

inter-fício, feci, fectum, ficere, 3. v. a. [for inter-facio; fr. inter, "between"; făcio, "to make"] ("To make" something to be "between " the parts of a thing; hence) 1. To kill, murder, put to death.-2. Of troops, etc.: To slaughter, slay, etc.

interrogatus, a, um, P. perf. pass. of interrogo.

inter-rogo, rogāvi, rogātum, rogare, 1. v. a. [inter, in a slightly "augmentative" force;

Not to be borne or endured, intolerable, insupportable.

intră, prep. gov. acc. [contr. fr. intera, abl. sing. fem. of obsol. intěrus, "within"] 1. Of place: Within, inside of.— 2. Of time: Within, before the expiration of.

intrō-duco, duxi, ductum, dūcere, 3. V. a. [intro, "within"; dūco, "to lead"] To lead, or bring, within or into a place, etc.

intro-ĕo, īvi or ĭi, ĭtum, īre, v. n. [intro, "within, inside"; eo," to go or come"] To go, or come, inside; to enter.

In-ul-tus, ta, tum, adj. [for in-ulc-tus; fr. in, "not "; ulciscor, "to avenge"] Unavenged, unpunished.

in-vādo, vāsi, vāsum,

rogo, "to ask, question"] 1.vādĕre, 3. v. a. and n. [în,