show, species, ēi, F. shudder, shudder at, horreo, horrēre (no perf., no sup.). Sicily, Sicilia, ae, F.

[(prep.).

side, latus, ĕris, N.; (on this), citra signal, signum, i, N.

silent, to be, sileo, ēre, ui. silver, argentum, i, N.

since, quoniam, cum (conj.). singing, cantus, ūs, M. single, singuli, ae, a.

sit, sedeo, sedere, sēdi, sessum. six, sex; (six hundred), sexcenti, ae, a. skilled, pērītus, a, um (§ 218, a). sky, caelum, i, N. slaughter, clādes, is, F.

slave (male), servus, i, M.; (female), serva, ae, F.

sleep, dormio, ire, ivi or ii, itum.
small, parvus, a, um.
snow, nix, nivis, F.

so, ita, sic (adv.); (so great), tan-
tus, a, um, (so many), tot, tam.
soldier, miles, itis, C.
some, quidam, ăliquis, ăliquantum
(§ 216, 4), nonnulli; (some-
body), quispiam; (something),
ăliquid.

some...other, ălius...ălius (§ 203). son, filius, i, M. (§ 40, b). soon, mox (adv.); cito (adv.). soul, ănimus, i, M. Spain, Hispania, F.

spare, parco, parcere, peperci or parsi, parcitum or parsum (§ 227). speak, loquor, loqui, locutus sum (dep.); (of an orator), dico, dicere, dixi, dictum.

special religious services, sup-
plicationes, um, F.
spring, vēr, vēris, N.
stable, stabilis, e.

stand, sto, stāre, stěti, stătum.
standard, signum, i, N.
star, stella, ae, F.
state, civitas, ātis, F.

stork, ciconia, ae, F.

story, fabula, ae, F. strange, novus, a, um stream, rīvus, i, M.

strip, spolio, āre, āvi, ātum.

take, căpio, căpere, cepi, captum; (possession of), occupo, āre, āvi, atum; (place), passive of gero, gerere, gessi, gestum; (care), curo, are, avi, ätum.

talent, tălentum, i, N.; (ability), ingenium, i, N.

Tarentines, Tarentini, ōrum,м.(pl.). teach, doceo, ēre, ui, tum. [tri, M. teacher, doctor, ōris, M.; măgister, tell, narro, äre, āvi, ätum; dico, dicere, dixi, dictum. temper, ănimus, i, M. tenacious, tenax, ācis. tenth, decimus, a, um.

Tarentine, Tarentinus, a, um. territories, fines, ium, м. (pl.). than, quam, or abl. case (§ 247). that, ille, illa, illud; is, ea, id; iste, ista, istud; conj. ut.

theatre, theatrum, i, N. themselves, ipsi, ae, a; (reflex. se).

then, tum, tunc (adv.).

there, ibi, illic (adv.); (thither), eo (adv.); (there is), est; (is there), estne; (there are some). therefore, itaque, igitur. these, see this (these things),

haec.

they, see he.

thick, densus, a, um; (wall), lātus,

a, um.

thing, rēs, rei, F., neut. adj. (§ 189, a and b).

think, puto, āre, āvi, ātum; (form

an idea), cōgĭto, āre, āvi, ātum ; (judge), judico, are, avi, ātum ; (as a view), sentio, tire, si, sum; (estimate), censeo, ere, ui, um; (an individual opinion), õpinor, āri, ātus sum (dep.). third, tertius, a, um.

thirst (noun), sitis, is, F.; (verb), sitio, ire, ivi or ii, no sup., (§ 237, b).

thirteen, trěděcim.

this, hic, haec, hoc (§ 100). this side of, citra.

thoroughly, probe (adv.).

those, illi, ae, a (§ 102, b, c, and d). thousand, mille (§ 94, e). three, tres, tria. through, per (prep.).

throw, jacio, jăcere, jēci, jactum.
Tiber, Tibēris, is, м.; (acc. im).
time, tempus, õris, N.; (times).
timid, timidus, a, um.
to (of motion), ad, (prep.); (of re-
lation), dat., or by the infin.
before a verb; denoting pur-
pose (see § 318 and a).
to-day, hodie (adv.).
together, una (adv.); simul (adv.).
to-morrow, crās (adv.).
towards, ad; (of time), sub.-
tower, turris, F.

town, oppidum, i, N.
train, exerceo, ĕre, ui, itum.

transfer, transfēro, ferre, tuli, lātum. treachery, prōdītio, ōnis, F,

treason, prōditio, ōnis, F. treat, ago, agere, ēgi, actum. tremble, contrěmisco, iscere, ui. tribune, tribūnus, i, M. tribuneship, trībūnātus, ūs, M. tribute, tributum, i, N. triumph, triumpho, āre, āvi, ātum ; (noun), triumphus, i, M. troops, copiae, ārum, м. (pl.). troublesome, mõlestus, a, um. trust, credo, dere, didi, ditum (§ 227); fido, fidère, fisus sum (semi-dep., § 136).

truth (true things), vēra (n. pl., § 189, b).

tumult, tumultus, ūs, M. turn (verb), verto, vertere, verti, versum; (adv., by turn), in

vicem.

Tuscans, Tusci, ōrum, м. (pl.). two, duo (§ 94, b).

U.

uncertain, incertus, a, um. under, sub (also § 255).

understanding, intellectus, us, M. undertake, suscipio, cipĕre, cēpi,

ceptum.

undertaking, inceptum, i, N.

unequal, impar, ăris.

unfriendly, inimicus, a, um.

unless, nisi (conj.).

unlike, dissimilis, e (§ 89, b). until, dum, dōnec (conj.). unwilling, be, nōlo, nolle, nōlui (§ 138, 2).

unwillingly, invītus, a, um (§ 191). unworthy, indignus, a, um. upon, in, super (§ 152, c). use (verb), utor, ūti, ūsus (dep.); (noun), ūsus, ūs, M. useful, utilis, e.

V.

sum

value, aestimo, āre, āvi, ātum; (noun), prětium, N.

very (superlative degree), (§ 93, b); valde (adv.); magnopere (adv.).

Verres, Verres, is, M. vessel, nāvis, is, F.; vas, vāsis, N. vexed at, be, piget, pigere, piguit and pigitum est (impers., § 221, b). victory, victoria, ae, F. villa, villa, ae, F. Volsinii, Volsinii, ōrum. vulture, vultur, ŭris, M.

W.

wage, gero, gerere, gessi, gestum; (against), infero, inferre, intuli, illatum.

wait, exspecto, āre, āvi, ātum;

măneo, mănēre, mansi, mansum. walk, or take a walk, ambulo, āre, āvi, ātum.

wall, mūrus, i, M.; (of a city), moenia, ium, N. (pl.); (of a house), păries, ĕtis, M.

wander, erro, āre, āvi, ātum; (about), vågor, āri, ātus sum (dep.).

want, căreo, ere, ui, itum; (to be wanting), desum, esse, fui. war, bellum, i, N.; (wage war), infero, inferre, intŭli, illātum; (in war), belli (§ 258, d). warn, moneo, ere, ui, itum. waste, lay, vasto, āre, āvi, ātum; populor, āri, ātus sum (dep.). watch, vigilia, ae, F.; (men), vigiliae, ārum, M. water, aqua, ae, F. wave, fluctus, ūs, M. way, via, ae, F. we, nos (§ 98).

weak, grow, languesco, uescère, ui (no sup.). weapon, tēlum, i, N. wearied, fessus, a, um; (be weary), (verb), taedet, taedere, taeduit or taesum est (impers., § 221, b).

well, bene (adv.); (adj.), sānus,

what o'clock, quota hōra. when, cum, ubi; (or an apositive); (when?) quando? (adv.). where, ubi.

wherefore, quamobrem, quare
unde (§ 155, c).
whether, num, ně.

which (of two), uter (§ 83, a).
while, dum (§ 155, g).
white, albus, a, um.

whoever, quicumque (§ 105, a). who (which), relative, qui, quae, quod.

who (what), interrog., quis (qui), quae, quod (quid), (§ 103). wide, latus, a, um.

will, volo (§ 138); (subj. or sign

of future tense); (noun), voluntas, ātis, F.; testamentum, i, N. willing, libens, entis, part.; võlens, entis. willingly, libenter (adv.); an adj. agreeing with the subject of the verb, see p. 46, n. 3. wind, ventus, i, M. winter, hiems, is, F.; (winter quarters), hiberna, ōrum, N. (pl.). wise, săpiens, ntis. wish, volo, velle, võlui (no sup., § 138); cupio, ere, ivi or i,

itum.

with, abl. case; (in company with), cum (prep., § 99, e). within, intra (prep.). without, sine (prep.). wolf, lupus, i, M.

wood, silva, ae, F.; (fuel), lignum, i, N.; (building wood), mātĕria, ae, F.

worthy, dignus, a, um. would (subj., or § 267 and c). wound, vulnĕro, āre, āvi, ātum; (noun), vulnus, ĕris, N.

write, scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptum.

Y.

year, annus, i, M.; (be in the year), annum ago, ăgĕre, ēgi, actum.