excitō, 1 [intens. of excieo, call out], call out or forth; rouse, excite, stir up, quicken, kindle, stimulate, 434, 543.

exedō, 3, -ēdī, -ēsus [ex, out; edo, eat], devour, consume; carve out, hollow, 418.

exeō, -īre, -iī, -itus [ex, out; eo, go], go forth or out, depart, 585; go or come forth, spring, arise, issue, 65, 75.

exerceō, 2, -ui, -itus [ex, out; arceo, confine], (drive out of confinement, and so) drive, keep busy, 412; employ, call into requisition, task, 378; work, forge, 424.

exhortor, 1 [ex, intens.; hortor,

urge], exhort, encourage, 510. exiguus, -a, -um, adj. [ex, out; AG-, weigh], weighed, exact; scanty, inadequate, paltry, feeble, 473.

eximō, 3, -ēmī, -ēmptus [ex, from; emo, fr. EM-, take], take away, remove, 184.

exin, adv. [for exinde, fr. ex, out; inde, from that point], after that, next, then, 306. expediō, 4 [ex, out; pes, foot], extricate, set free; disentangle, unravel, solve, set right, 50. expellō, 3, -puli, -pulsus [ex, out; pello, drive], drive out or away, expel, banish, 408. expleō, 2, -ēvi, -ētus [ex, out, completely; pleo, fill], fill up, fill full, fill, satisfy, satiate, 265, 618.

exquirō, 3, -sīvī, -sītus [ex, out;

quaero, seek], seek out, inquire into, investigate diligently, 312. exsors (exors), -rtis, adj. [ex,

without; sors, lot], without lot; out of course, especial, especially selected, 552.

exspecto (exp-),1 [ex, out; specto, look], look for, long for, expect, await, 38.

exstinguō (ext-), 3, -nxī, -nctus

[ex, intens.; stinguo, put out], put out, extinguish, quench, 267. exsul (exul), -ulis, M. or F. [ex, forth; SAL-, leap], exile, 320. exsultō (exul-), 1, āvī, [intens. of exsilio, spring out], leap up, dance, bound, 663. exta, -ōrum, N. [superl. form of

ex], the most prominent and significant of the internal organs, the heart, lungs, and liver, the vital organs, 183. extemplō, adv. [ex, from, im

mediately after; *tempulum, dim. of tempus, time], forthwith, straightway, at once, 4, 262.

externus, -a, -um, adj. [*exter, on the outside], external; belonging to another country, foreign, 503.

exterreō, 2, -uī, -itus [ex, intens.; terreo, frighten], strike with terror, affright, terrify, awe, 240, 370, 504. extimēscō, 3, -timuī, [ex, intens.; *timesco, become fearful], fear greatly, fear, 129.

extrēmus, -a, -um, superl. adj. [*exter, on the outside], outermost, farthest, remotest, extreme, 727; (N. pl. used subst.) ends, remotest parts, confines, 333. extundō, 3, -tudī, [ex, out;

fabrīlis, -e, adj. [faber, workman], of a workman or artisan, 415. faciēs, acc. -em, F. [FAC-, shine], appearance, form, shape, 194, 298.

facilis, -e, adj. [FAC-, do], capable of being done, easy; quick, rapid, 310. faciō, 3, fēcī, factus [FAC-, make, do], make, construct, form, fashion, do, 441, 595; (sc. sacra) perform or offer sacrifice, 189; make, represent, depict, 628, 630, 710.

factum, -i, N. [perf. part. of facio, make, do], deed, act, exploit, 288, 516; (of wicked acts) crime, 483.

fallō, 3, fefelli, falsus [FAL-, trip],

make fall; deceive, disappoint, 218.

fāma, -ae, F. [FA-, show], report, rumor, 554, 600; fame, renown, 132, 731.

famēs, -is, F., hunger, 184. famula, -ae, F. [famulus, manservant], maid-servant, handmaid, maid, servant, 411. famulus, -i, M., man-servant, servant, attendant, 584.

F

tundo, beat], beat or hammer out, forge; execute in relief, 665.

exuo, 3, -ui, -ūtus [ex, off; Av-, do, put], doff (= do off), take off, strip off, 567.

fās (used in nom. and acc. sing. only), N. [FA-, show], divine law; (with est expressed or understood) in accordance with divine law, lawful, allowed, permitted, right, proper, 397, 502.

fastigium, -i, N., point of a gable,

point, summit; sloping roof, roof, slope, 366, 491. fateor, 2, fassus [FA-, show], confess, admit, own, acknowledge,

471. fātidicus, -a, -um, adj. [fatum, fate; DIC-, show, point], prophetic, soothsaying, 340. fātifer, -era, -erum, adj. [fātum, fate, doom, death; FER-, bear, bring], doom-bringing, deathdealing, deadly, 621. [Found only in poetry.]

fatīgō, 1 [*fatis, weary; AG-,

drive, make], make weary, tire out, fatigue, wear out, 94. fātum, -ī, N. [perf. part. of (for), speak], that which is spoken, a prophetic utterance; destiny, fate, 12, 133, 292, 334, etc. faucēs, -ium, F., throat, 252, 267. Faunus, -i, M. [FAV-, glow; cf.

faveo], Faunus, god of agriculture, protecting deity of shepherds, and giver of oracles; later identified with the Greek god Pan, and so represented with horns, pointed ears, and goat's feet; (M. pl.) Fauns, sylvan deities, gradually identified with the Greek Satyrs, and so represented with horns, pointed ears, and goats' feet, 314.

faveo, 2, fāvī, fautūrus [FAV-, glow], be well or favorably disposed, look kindly upon, favor, 173.

fel, fellis, N., gall-bladder, gall,

220.

femina, -ae, F. [FE-, nurse], woman, 408.

feriō, 4, ——, strike, 25. ferō, ferre, tulī, lātus [FER-, bear; perf. fr. TOL- (cf. tollo), lift; part. fr. TLA-, lift], bear, bring, bring in, carry, launch, carry forward, waft, drive, advance, 114, 180, 282, 284, etc.; (w. se) move, rush, hasten, stride along, 199; direct, turn, 229, 310; bear, lead, conduct, 212; (of a message) bear, take, report, announce, foreshadow, 119, 533; make known, celebrate, extol, magnify, 288; bear, endure, suffer, brook, 256.

Fērōnia, -ae, F., ancient Italian goddess of groves and fountains and patroness of freedmen, 564.

ferrum, -ī, N., iron, steel, 226, 402, 424, 694, 701; sword, 386, 570, 648.

fervidus, -a, -um, adj. [FERV-, rage, swell], glowing, boiling, burning, 230.

fervō (poet.), 3, —,

[FERV-, rage, swell; cf. Engl. brew], boil, glow, rage; be aglow, be

alive, be in a ferment, 677. fessus, -a, -um, adj. [cf. *fatis (in fatigo), weary, fr. FA-, yawn], tired, wearied, worn out, exhausted, 26, 232, 489, 607. fētus, -a, -um, adj. [FE-, breed],

with young, pregnant; newly delivered, nursing, mother, 630. fētus, -ūs, M. [FE-, breed ], bring

ing forth; offspring; litter, 44,

82.

fidēs, gen. (usually) fidē, F. [FID-, trust], trust, faith; plighted faith, pledge, friendship, 150. fidūcia, -ae, F. [*fiducus (cf.

fidus), trusting], trust, confidence, reliance, 395. fīdus, -a, -um, adj. [FID-, trust; cf. fides], trustworthy, trusty, faithful, true, 521, 586. filia-ae, F. [fīlius, son], daughter, 383.

filius, -ī, M. [FI-, nurse], son,

104, 466.

fingō, 3, finxī, fīctus [FIG-,handle], touch gently; form, shape, mould, fashion, coin, 42, 634; represent, depict, portray, 726; make, render, 365.

finis, -is, M. (often F. in sing.)

[for *fidnis, fr. FID-, split], boundary, border, limit, frontier, territory, 159, 602. finitimus, -a, -um, adj. [finis, boundary], bordering on, neighboring, neighbor's, 569.

fiō, fieri (used as pass. of facio), become, be made, be done, be wrought, 402; become, draw,

280.

firmō, I [firmus, firm], make

firm, strengthen; confirm, 78. flagellum, -ī, N. [dim. of flagrum,

whip], whip, scourge, 703. flamma, -ae, F. [for *flagma, fr. FLAG-, blaze], flame, blaze, flash of light, 389, 432, 620, 680, 694; torch, 282.

flecto, 3, flēxi, flexus [FLEC-, crook], bend; bend to one's will, persuade, prevail upon, 384. fleō, 2, flēvī, flētus, weep, shed tears; (used trans.) weep for, shed tears for, 380. flexus, -ūs, M. [FLEC-, crook], bending, bend, winding, winding course, 95. flōreō, 2, -uī, [flos, flower], blossom, flourish, be prosperous, 481.

flōs, -ōris, M. [FLO-, blow], flower, blossom, bloom; (fig.) flower, 500; (of the beard) down, 160. fluctuō, I [fluctus, wave], move as a wave; be restless, toss, 19. fluctus, -ūs, M. [FLVGV-, flow],

wave, billow, 672, 677. flūmen, -inis, N. [FLV-, flow],

a flowing, flood, waters, stream,

62, 72, 713; river, stream, 57, 69, 610.

fluō, 3, flūxi, fluxus [FLV-, FLVGV-,

flow], flow, 445; flow, stream, or drip (with), 487. fluvius, -i, M. [FLVGV-, flow], river, stream, 31, 86, 93, 125, etc.; river god, 66, 77. foedus, -eris, N. [FID-, bind], league, alliance, treaty, 56, 169, 641; agreement, compact, plighted faith, 540.

folium, -ī, N. [FOL-, blow], leaf, 277, 368.

follis, -is, M. [FOL-, blow], bellows, 449.

fōns, fontis, M., spring, fountain

head, fountain, 75.

(for), 1, defect. [FA-, show], speak,

utter, 115, 394, 520, 559. forceps, -ipis, F. [FOR-, warm ;

CAP-, take, hold], tongs, 453. forem, imperf. subj. of sum, be,

130, 209.

foris, -is, F. [FOR-, bore], door,

gate, entrance, portal, 196, 262. fōrma, -ae, F., form, shape, figure, beauty, 208, 393.

fornāx, -ācis, F. [FOR-, warm ; cf. forceps, tongs], furnace, 421, 446.

fors, (fortis), abl. forte, F. [FER-,

bear], chance, accident, 476. forte, adv. [abl. of fors, chance], by chance, 102. fortis, -e, adj., strong, stout, stal

wart, brave, courageous, gallant, valiant, 150, 154, 513, 539; (N. pl. used subst., sc. facta)

(in

forum, -i, N. [FOR-, bore], open thoroughfare, market-place, public square, forum; partic.) the Roman forum, an open space between the Capitoline and Palatine hills surrounded by temples, shops, basilicae, etc. Here public assemblies met, law-courts were held, and public business in general was transacted: 361. foveō, 2, fōvī, fōtus [Fov-, glow],

warm; cherish, fondle, 388. fragor, -ōris, M. [FRAG-, break; cf. frango, break], crashing sound, peal, 527. fremō, 3, -uī, [FREM-, roar], roar, howl, ring, resound, 717; demand with threats, cry out menacingly, complain loudly, clamor angrily, 497.

joy], enjoy, 468.

fuga, -ae, F. [FVG-, flee], flight,

251. fugiō, 3, fūgī, [FVG-, flee], flee, take flight, take to one's heels, make off, fly, 223; flee from, fly from, 320.

fulciō, 4, fulsī, fultus, prop up, support, secure, 227.

fulgeō, 2, fulsī, [FVLG-, blaze], flash, shine, gleam, 92, 593, 684.

fulgor, -ōris, M. [FVLG-, blaze], lightning-flash, flash, glare, 431, 524. fulmen, -inis, N. [FVLG-, blaze], thunderbolt, 427. See cut annexed to note on vv. 429-30. fulvus, -a, -um, adj. [FVLG-, blaze], reddish-yellow, tawny, 552. fūmifer, -era, -erum, adj. [fumus, smoke; FER-, bear], smoky, smothering, stifling, 255. fūmō, 1, , = [fumus, smoke], smoke, steam, 106; (pres. part.) fūmāns, smoking, fiery, volcanic, 417.

bridle, bit, 168.

frētus, -a, -um, adj. [*freo, hold up, fr. FRE-, hold, fix], sustained,

relying, trusting, 143. frōndōsus, -a, -um, adj. [frons, leafy branch], abounding in leafy branches,leafy, shaggy,351. frōns, frōndis, F., leafy bough, foliage, 32; leafy garland, chaplet of leaves, leaves, 274.

smoke, 252, 258.

fundō, 1 [fundus, bottom], lay the

foundation, found, build, 478. fundō, 3, fūdī, fūsus [FVD-, pour],

pour; bring forth, bear, 139; (of speech) pour forth, utter, speak, 584.

fūnis, -is, M., rope, cord, (nautical term) sheet, 708.

fūnus, -eris, N. [FV-, glow, smoke],