fed a rout of y. with his....309 i Yeomen-fight, bold yeomen*639 a Yes-breath of a maiden's yes 359 d

her yes, once said to you..145 n look yes last night and yet 662 g shall be yes forever more..145 n won't say "Y.," and keeps 114 g Yesterday-call back y., bid*..602 o great families of y. we..... 15 i I may reflect on yesterday.150 r our yesterday's to-morrow.705 pushes the hero of y. ...301 k since y. I have been§.. 189 f sneer, and y.'s frown.. ...668 the wise lived yesterday...605 k this day was y. to-morrow.601 k to-day is not yesterday. 74 k yesterday's frown can never 74 w y. the word of Cæsar might*665 k Yesterdays-of cheerful y.¶..112m these are my y., my ...600 k

whose y. look backward....466 s y. have lighted fools*......605 o Yet-"but yet" is as a gaoler*158 t I do not like "but yet," it*.158 t Yew-eugh, obedient to the...610 e for there no y. nor cypress.618 q shroud of white stuck all*.138 p slips of yew silver'd in* ....619 a vanished save of pine and..614 Yew-tree-there is a y-t... .619 c this lonely yew-tree stands¶619 d yew-tree, and all round+...270 a y-t. pride of Lorton Vale¶..619 c Yield-must y. at length to...525 f never to submit or yield**.103 a not y. up till it be forced...121 j y., proud foe, thy fleet.....630 x y. them to thy bitter need..324 d yield to him who opposes..684 q Yielded-y. with no discontent 69 g Yielder-and y. up of breath*.608 g Yields-conquers when it y. to759 9 Yoke-best bear his mild y.**275 i bow beneath the same y....388 q forgets even such a y. as...334 8 must make the y. uneasy..375 u y. of our own wrong-doing.512 d Yoked-is so yoked by a fool* 363 8

you are y. with a lamb*.... 18 b Yoke-devils-as two y-d.*. ..608 v Yokes-y. a smiling with a*...564 o

to draw in y. is chargeable.375 g Yorick-Alas, poor Yorick!..421 p songster, Y. of thy tribe.... 50 k York-and the Duke of York.535 k summer by this sun of Y.*.582 g Younker-Y. prancing to his*400 x Young-always find us young.557 d and soft as young.. ...661 h and the old Earth was y... .412 8 and young as beautiful. ..661 h antiquity was young when. 460 p bit off by it young* 57 h both were y. and one was]..671 v ever died so young.. ..137 i ever have been young¶.....246 q fight her young ones in*... 59 n for young hot colts being*.497gg gods love dies young.. .151 7 gods love die young.

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hearts of young and old§... 40 d her young on yonder tree.. 48 f hope will make thee young308 x I am young-so is she......355 k if he be caught young. ..170 n in a young man is modesty.753 o in my verse ever live y.* ...603 j inspires the young, makes] 648m isle protective of his young 58 o ladies be but y. and fair*...659 h look young till forty love and I were young mourning her ravish'd y. or 51 p old folk and young§... .128 7 she died so young ..137 i she sits, y. while the earth.144 w

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teacher and the taught are 455 f that dies married young*..377 n the luve o' life's y. day.....380 r the y. men's vision, and....634 d these young things lie.... 90 f though I am young, I scorn 654 l thus you seem young.. ..178 p to be seventy years y. is.... 10 b to be young is to be as.....672 to be y. was very heaven¶.. 62 b to warm her y. and to teach 57 a when I was young.. ..672 c when we were young.. 755 a when young and old, and..605 k which always find us y.....672 g whilest that the childe is y.455 k whom the gods love dies y.690 g wives are young men's.....644 p world and love were young 361 t

all health and pleasure.604 p young are just on trial.....262 ̃r y. fellows will be young....671 t young, I said to sorrow....570 r y. men are fitter to invent .671 r young men are fools........251 g young men for what they..778 i y. men soon give and soon.. 77 h young men think old.. .251 g young without lovers‡.. .349 n Younger-thy love be y. than*659 u You-as we are now so must..183 c as you and you as he*.....151 v Yours-better I were not y.*..306 s if your riches are yours....500 d is it yours.. ....805 € it begins to be yours.. 174 p room for, Yours sincerely..448 k what is yours is mine.. ..508 n Yourself-may to y. be true...367 r

unbelief in yourself.... .626 n you never look at yourself.681 c Yourselves-not have done to.508 8 Youth-a bold y. so swift.....663 c

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age 'twixt boy and youth..574 j ah youth! forever deart....672m all the pleasures of youth..754 i and youth is vain.... as I approve of a youth that672 8 aspiring y. beware of love..367 b aspiring youth that fired...200 p a youth of frolicst ...349 n ay. to whom was given¶...673 o beardless youth manages..283 b beauty, for confiding y...466 d bounds of freakish youth..291 a come best in youth. 6 0 condemns itself in youth...387 n crabbed age and y. cannot*673 e done it from my youth.. 290 q ere youth had sped.. 223 8 feeling of Eternity in youth672 1 fit to instruct her youth*...455 o flourish in immortal youth.315m follow'd baffled youth.. 78 a for youth no less becomes* 673 ƒ great is youth...... 287 O gulf-stream of our y. may§. 10 hail, blooming Youth... 673 hare is madness the youth*.592 w heart is gone, ere youth... 62 j his y. 'gainst time and......601 q home-keeping y. have*..

.304 p Hope and Y. are children...308 x how beautiful is youth§....672 p in flower of youth and..... 69 p ingenious youth of nations 455 e in my y. I never did apply* 12 a in pride of y., and felt......543 g in the lexicon of youth.....196 n in y. and beauty wisdom‡..650 u in youth it sheltered me... 609 1 in y. we come fill'd with....651 v it is for youth to acquire...676 k it the prime of youth*.. ..400 x life with wiser youth.......582 long kiss, a kiss of youth..334 c long stood the noble youth. 661 j

loveless y. to unrespected‡. 82 8 loves the meat in his youth* 26 b May-morn of his youth*...673 more perilous to youth.....369 more than a youth is not*..159 a nature of tender youth.....753 p no less than youth itself§.. 10 i now green in youth, nowt..371 e one has wished for in youth795m our youth, our joys, and all601 v passionate youth expires...460 o recounts the feats of youth 12 i retention of the spirit of y.. 80 j roses for the flush of youth 11 a shining y. into the shade...142 s something of the youth....672 b spirit of y. in everything*..392 k spring, like youth, fresh... 9 j steals from her youth......601 3 summer of your youth.....673 a the flourish set on youth*..602 v the joy of y. and health her 655 t therewith a youth to snare.318 t the spirit of a youth*. ...673 i those of youth a seeming..846 k 'tis not on youth's smooth. 62 j 'tis not what our y. desires.671 q 'tis youth's frenzy-but...357 a to the delusion of Youth... 9 k thy youth hath fled 10 u vehemence of youth........195 o vivacity and novelty of y...516 b warm'd with youth's blood. 87 f wear out thy youth*.. ..313 n where unbruised youth*... 72 j who die in youth. .443 n who would not be that y...468 a why I love this youth*. .363 Z woe to the youth. .203 v worm is in the bud of y....143 ƒ years of his youth... 252 h

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y. and only youth requires.673 n youth and pleasure meet..128 e youth and pleasure sport..522 youth beguiled the chase...155 d youth comes but once§.....672 s youth disports in that......522 y. dreams a bliss on this....671 q youth fades; love droops...307 youth gave love and roses.. 10 t y., health, and hope may...620 a y. holds no society with....672 h youth, hope and love§......189 g y.! how buoyant are thy...672 n youth I do adore thee*. .....673 e Y. is a blunder; Manhood a 9 l youth is full of pleasance*.678 e youth is full of sport*.. .....673 e youth is hot and bold*..... 673 e y. is nimble, age is lame*...673 e youth is not rich in time...673 q y. is to all the glad season..672 a y. is too hasty with words..797 d y. is wild, and age is tame* 673 e youth like summer morn*..673 e y. makes so fair and passion 234 p youth of earlier days...... 753 y. of labour with an age.... 9 t youth of pleasure wasteful.345 u Y. on the prow, and. 672 j youth perpetual dwells in§.162 n youth pined away with.....245 n youth replies I can.... .163 n y. should be a savings-bank673 7 y. should watch joys and..672 ƒ youth soon is gone 75 a youth, talents, beauty, thus 11 h that pursuest with such 672 u y. to age a reverend hermit567 j y. to fortune and to fame...379 c y. waneth by increasing....601 q y. we can have but to-day,.671 s y. what man's age is like to 672 e youth when it is luxuriant.341 m Youthful-word had in my y.. 60 f Youths-heard both y. and. 628 b O happy unown'd youths..672 i

Yron-hardest y. soone doth..430 Yulenight-on blithe Y. when.662 b Yvette-O lovely river of Y.§.533 e Z.

Zaccheus-Z. he did climb the..126 v Zeal-all zeal for a reform....518 t a righteous zeal inspired...451 g blind z. can only do harm..797 r build me altars in their z....674 ƒ but zeal moved thee**. .674 e desperate in my zeal.. 47 h have more zeal than wit‡...674 i his zeal, none seconded**..674 d lest z., now melted by the*.461 q race demands thy zeal.....674 a serv'd my God with half*...549 e show their zeal, and hide‡..674 j the zeal of friends it is.....797 8 through z. knowledge is....673 t too much zeal be had‡......674 h virtue's self may too much+521 r want of z. in its inhabitants 673 r we do that in our z. our....674 l

with commutal z. we both‡.627 j your peaceful z. shall find..674 n zeal and duty are not slow**461 k z. is very blind, or badly....674 g zeal outruns his promise¶..245 i z.'s a dreadful termagant...673 u zeal then, not charity.....674 k Zealots-graceless z. fightt....349 i while z. fast and frown.....521 u Zealous-a spirit, z. as he**...674 c zealous, yet modest... ..673 s stirred up many z. souls...,674m sweet is z. contemplation* .109 d who is zealous for nothing..674 b zealous, yet modest... 77k Zed-z.! thou unnecessary*...340 e Zenith-all the z. seemed to...584 r brutes soon their z. reach..517 u dropt from the z. like a**..153 c z., doth depend upon*... ..256 w wisdom mounts her zenith.384 r Zephyr-faint the flagging Z..674 r let Zephyr only breathe....674 o soft the zephyr blows...... ..672 j|

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the zephyr flew when zephyr gently blows‡.674 v z.'s cool breezes I burn.....599 h Z. with Aurora playing**.. 29m Zephyrs-as the z. swoon.....674 q blow, zephyrs, blow.... 214 C

but z. to the train beneath‡ 674 10 lull'd by soft zephyrs thro'‡ 674 u on the balmy z. tranquil...674 8 the balmy z., silent since‡..674 x vernal zephyrs breathe in..417 p z. bland breathe'd o'er...... 71 j zephyrs blowing below*...271 v zephyrs gently play+.......674 t Zest-gave life a zest..........457 n z. and flavour to the dish...654 i Zeus-Zeus came to earth to..276 o Zion-die upon the walls of Z.142 a Zodiac-gallops the z. in his..584 8 Zone-each zone obeys theel..459 g the zone of calms... .224 d Zones-to z., though more....596 c Zurichers-council of the Z...521 j Zwinglians-seat of the Z.....521 j

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PAGE Abest-nescio quid semper a..692 r Abgeglättet-wenn sie a. sind.754 b Abierunt-Abiturus illuc.....693 d Abîme-Abîme tout plutôt...759 c Abiturus-a. illuc priores. ...693 d Abnuerit-pudicitia alia a.....688 e Absence-L'absence diminue.782 j Absentem-A. tædit cum.....701 c Absenti-A. nemo ne nocuisse743 u Absicht-die A. so klar in die.754 c Absolvi-est quam absolvi....717 q Abstenir-L' à. pour jouir.. .764 e Abstinet-ita peccatis a....... 683 g Accent-L' a. du pays ou l'on.775 b

L'a. est l'âme du discours.775 c Accepit-narret, qui accepit..679 o Acceptissima-A. semper.....706m Accidente-a. della fortuna....781 k Accipe-A. nunc Danaûm... .683m Accipere-A. quam facere....749 g Accipiter-columba unguibus 699 ƒ Accomplir-Prêt d'accomplir.808 i Accusari-improbum non a...717 q Acer-A. et ad palmæ per se..686 e Acerbum-Nihil tam a. est....730 i Acheronta-A. movebo........734 k Acheruntis-A. agundus..........699 c Achivi-reges, plectuntur A...697 j Acostumbra-a. hacer el......765 c Acqua-per star nell' a. il foco757 i Acquiescimus-a. lecto..... 739 b Acram-Acram sui memoriam717 g Acta-Acta deos nunquam....691 p

exitus acta probat.... .......800 d Action-que soit une action...762 n Actione-Virtus in a. consistit805 Actions-Les belles a. cachées762m Actum-Actum ne agas.. ....675 h Actus-A. dei nemini facit....675 e Adde-Adde repertores... .689 u Addivien-Che sovente a......768 v Adflictis qui dat adflictis....676 g Adieu-dire, adieu, prudence.777 n Adjuvat-Quamlibet infirmas.677 p Admirari-Nil a. prope est res675 j| Admire-sot qui l'adinire.. 768 e Admirer-sait encorea. un sot759 h Admirez-Peu d'hommes ont..758 d Admone-Secrete amicos a....705 b Admonet-octogesimus a. me.676 n Adolescens-di diligunt a.... .690 g Adsentatio-mos est, a... 7007 Adspicere-a. in alieno malo..727 i Adulandi-gens prudentissima700 i Adversa-explorant a. viros..750m Adversæ-A. nudare solent...706 b A. res admonent.. ..675m Adversam-virisque a... .675 p Adversis-A. etenim frangi...675 o adversis probitas exercita. 738 h conflictari a. videantur.....684 g viri rebus, a. non aliter.....675 n

quales-omnes homines æ..694 g Equam-A. æquanimiter.... 798 f vestris qui scribitas æquam753 h Equior-enim lex est æ. ulla.718 o Equitas-tamen in jure, æ....694 j quo-æ. animo pœnamn. 730 g debet æquo animno pati.....730 h quum-æ. licet statuerit...718 d quus-æ. animus salatium.730 i haud æquus fuerit.... ..718 d Si animus est æ. tibi satis. .685 o Aëre-Aëre non certo corpora.693 a Ere-non habet in ære... 728 f sum pauper in ære.........733 k Aergste das A. weiss die... .786 n Estuat-æ. infelix angusto..692

tas-æ. quid intactum......694 t cito pede labitur ætas......746 n fallitque volubilis ætas.....746 k in apricum proferet ætas...746 e lubrica moribus ætas. 753 p Etate-Utendum est ætate...746 n Etati-inhumanitas omni æ..682 p Ætatis-æ. spatium sibi vir.....721 Eternaque-virtus clara æ... 750k Æternâ-Memoria in æternâ..802 b reformidas æ. natilis est...690 k Eternum-Nec forma æ., aut 690 i Æther-semper sine nubibus..708 b Etheris-est ex ætheris oreis. 712 b Aeugelein-Veilchen der A....766 c Ævi-casûs rota volvitur ævi.746 v Quod superest ævi..........685 Affabilitasque-comitas a.....718 p Affaiblit-On a. toujours tout 795 a Affaire-peut gâter une a..... 785 Affanno-ciascun l'interno a..771 g Affecte-celles que l'on a.....758 c Affecter-d' a. de cacher le....788 b Afflige-peu de chose nous a.. 792 p Agamemnona-fortes ante A. 728 7

scriptis Agamemnona nosti753m Agas-quicquid a., agere pro..675 a Age-cet âge est sans pitié... 758

n'a pas l'esprit de son âge. 784 r son âge a tout le malheur..784 r Agendo-Spectemur agendo...804 8 Agendum-intelligendum et..724 i

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superesset agendum. Ager-Continuâ messe senescit676 requietas ager bene credita 739 d

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Agnel-E si dilegua come a...765 b Agricola-diligensa., quarum 719 p Agrorum-Tempus in a. cultu676 u Agunt-Quicquid a. homines.679 8 Aigrit-s' a. dans l'adversité..785 ƒ Ailes-a., et n'a pas de pieds ..773 c on sent qu'il a des ailes....755 d Aimable-L'a. siècle où Aime-jamais a. que lui-même788 k l'on a. la vie et l'on fuit.....754 k On aime sans raison par ce qu'on aime....... pas ce que l'on aime... Aiment-les femmes ne s'a....774 a Aimer-cognoistre avant qu'..77 q Il faut a. ce que l'on a......783 r les voulez aimer.. ..766 a Air-a point cet a. impétueux.793 a avoir l' a. fou et être sage..790 q Aisé-pas être bien aisé.. ....175 e Aisée-La critique est aisée...751 a Alas-Candor dat viribus alas799 a Alea-Alea jacta est... .697 t Aleator-A. quantam in arte. .705 q Algá-cum re, vilior algâ.... .739 p Alget-Probitas laudatur et a.750 e Ali-in basso batter l'ali.......779 7 Aliena-Aliena negotia curo...680 j

Aliena nobis, nostra plus..685 p suum aliena laudet.. .677 k Alienum-humani nihil a me..724 8 Humani nihil alienum.. .801 i Alis-ambiguis mobilis a. hora746 u Allégorie-L'a. habite un... 755 b Allein-der ist bald allein......789 j Alles-der, den alles fürchtet..767 h Alma-es lengua del alma.....780 i Alpina-Dalla pendice alpina..785 u Alsit-puer, sudavit et alsit.. 719 t Alt-Seele wird nicht alt......769 d

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Wenn man a. ist, muss man755 a Alten-wie in den alten Zeiten 768m Alter-Das A. ist nicht trübe.754m Das Alter macht nicht......754 n hat man im A. die Fülle ...795m Altercando-Nimium a.......686 c Alteri-cum dicas injuste a...681 c Altum-altum alii teneant.. Ama-Si vis amari, ama.. Litus ama.. Amabilis-ameris, a. esto.. Amabitur-extinctus a. idem.700 q Amans-Militat omnis amans..723 d Amant-un a. d'une maitresse780 p Amantem-Cogas a. irasci....724 a fallere possit amantem.. 724 e Amantes-igitur lætemur a...732 j Amanti-quod dicit amanti...722p Amantium-A. iræ amoris....724 c Perjuria ridet amantium...731 m Amants-que les amants et les777 O

Amar-Che amar chi t' odia..778 8 Amari-Si vis amari, ama....723 w Surgit amari aliquid........727 b Amaro-picciol falla a. morso.760 a Amas-cum ingratum amas...715 n Amat-amat aut odit mulier..752 8 Felix arbor amat.. ...722 r Qui amat, tamen hercle....723 o Amatorum-cedo modestum a.723 n Ambasciadori-Gli a. sono l'..770 8 Ambitio-ritium sit ambitio..677 f Amboss- A. oder Hammer...766 s Âme-dans l'âme des dévots...756 k débile affoiblit l'âme........780 g l'âme est enchainée.. .783 c L'accent est l'âme du......775 c pauvreté de l'âme... .784 b Ameise-Was der A. Vernunft.754 d Amemus-Lesbia atque a.....722 q Ameris-a., amabilis esto......723 Amet-fieri desidiosus, amet..723 j Ami-un ignorant ami... ...773 a Un livre est un ami qui ne..769 i Amici-a. vitium ni feras.....698 a. vitium si feras, facis.....688 d cultura potentis amici.... .704 i Hospes nullus tam in a....704 n Amicis-Deo, Patriæ, Amicis..799 v Non ille pro caris amicis...730 q Amicitas-Vulgus a. utilitate.704m Amicitia-a. munus expletum.704 h Amicitia semper prodest....704 r demum firma amicitia est..704 q | illud quod amicitiâ.. .709 J

splendidiores facit a........704 g Amicitiæ-certius a. vinculum749 b

ornamentum a. tollit.......727 o Amicitias-a. et tibi junge....705 i Amicius-amico est opportuno704 o Amico-Jucundo sanus amico 704 j

Nihil homini amico est.....704 o Tardo a. nihil est quidquam692 e Amicos-Secrete a. admone...705 b Amicum-A. lædere ne joco...704 t Amicum perdere est........705 a illum amicum amiseris.....722 7 Amicus-amissas ibit a. opes..726 j Amigos-encobria de tus a....769 k Amis-hors nous et nos amis..791 f La prospérité fait peu d'a..785 e le choix fait les amis... 769 g Les a-ces parents que l' on 769 ƒ Soyons a., Cinna, c'est.....769 h Amisit-amisit dignitatem....727 c Amissa-Quæ amissa, salva...803 z Amitie-L'on confie son secret788 d Amittit-A. merito proprium..686 v Amnem-a. quærere comitem.740 h Amnis-admissis labitur a.

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échappe dans l'amour......788 d L'a. de la justice n'est.....774 j L'a. est souvent un fruit de.7778 L'a. est un égoïsme à deux.777 r Amour-propre-L' a-p. offensé788 j Amours-ses premiers a......777p Amphitryon-Le véritable A..764d Amphora-a cœpit instituti...682 a Amplius-nihil amplius optet.685 j Anblick-der Nothwendigkeit.781 g Anfang-Verliert man bald....756 i Anguis-Latet a. in herba.....689 a Angusta-Peraget a. ad a.....803 k Res angusta domi.... .733 o Angustis-angustis facile est..680 c Anima-dum a. est, spes est...712 q L' a. mia gustava di...... .764 g Animai-quæ sit natura a.....743 Animal-a. est tres méchant..757 k Anime-Tengon l'a. triste di..777 h Animi-animi Cultus quasi....719 c a. labes nec diuturnitate....751 o frons est animi janua.......726 b Imago animi vultus est.....743 k pluresquea. quam corporis 726 d Animis-a. opibusque parati..798 i Consilio et animis.. ....799 h Quantum animis erroris....713 r Tantæne a. cœlestibus iræ.677 u Animo-animo et fide....... ..798 j animo si bono utare.........701 r In animo perturbato........726 c Ne frenaa. permitte calenti677 8 Animula-a., vagula, blandula721 d Animum-auferre, non a......686 o animum, differs curandi...726 f animum præferre pudori...712m brevis est: animum rege...677 n Fortem posce animum.....800w Tu si animum vicisti.... .715 c Animus-Acclinis falsis a.....726 e A. æquus optimum est....726 n animus et prudentia.. .798 k A. quod perdidit optat.. 726m A. tamen omnia vincit.....686 h Bonus a. in mala re...... 686 1 Dum in dubio est animus..748 n Mala mens, malus animus..695 p Si a. est æquus tibi satis...685 o Sperat quidem animus.....744m Valentior omni fortuna a...726p Ankündigt-Jüngling was er .778 i Annalium-Præcipium munus712 d Anni-fugaces labuntur anni..746 d

.746 k .721 h 748 a Odi et amo. Quare id.. .711 o Non amo te Sabidi, nec.....723 a Amor-A. animi arbitrio.. ..723 x Amor, ch'al cor gentil ratto778 q A. ch' a nullo amato amar.778 r amor cum timore misceri..723 s a. etiam aliquando nocet...704 r amor et meile et felle.......723m amor nec patitur moras....723 u Amor patriæ ratione.......730 r Amor timere neminem....723 r arte regendus Amor........... .678 d citius solvet amor die......725 d Credit amor rebus............ ..723 Credula res amor est... ..723 b Crescit amor nummi.......678 g Ducit amor patriæ... .799 formâ conciliadus amor....723 e Majestas et amor..... ..723 nullis amor est medicabilis. 723 c Omnia vincit amor.. 724 d Quicquid Amor jussit......723 h quicquid ineptus amor.....731 Sævit amor ferri.. .751 i soliciti plena timoris amor.723 k tempore longus amor.... 732 j Appetit-qui alienum a.......686 v Vincit amor patriæ. ......805 8 Appetitus-a. rationi pareat..798 Virtutis amor ......806 j | Appingit-Delphinuma. sylvis714 ƒ

Multa ferunt a. venientes..684 j nobis anni prædantur......746 ƒ Annique-Dum vires a. sinunt 720 c Annis-plenus a. abiit, plenus.712 o Annos-Scripta ferunt annos..753m Annum-ad a. sed ad vesperam681 m Antan-où sont les neiges d'a..782 n Ante-Ante obitum nemo et...690 ƒ Anteiri-quisque minime a....694 a Anthropologie-Theologie ist..791 j Antiqua-domus a., heu, quam693 c Ape-L' ape, e la serpe spesso.759 o Aper-sæpe tenetur aper...... .734 a Apes-ut apes geometriam....805 Apparences-ses a. y font de..793 Apparere-a, si sumas potest.733 i Appella-Credat Judæus A....687 g Appelle-J' a. un chat un chat757 o Appetens-Alieni, a. sui.......687 a Appétit-L'appétit vient en...764 c

scribere oportet aquâ..............12p Aquæ-ni moveantur aquæ...715 g Aquani-ignis in a. conjectus.r Aquis-saxa canvantur aquis.746 j Arbeit-Der Mohr hat seine A.775 a Aranjuez-die schönen Tage..764 k Arbor-Felix arbor amat.

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Tandem fit surculus a.....804dd Arbores-a. serit diligens......719 p Arborum-fructus magnarum 700 ↑ Arbos-omnis parturit arbos..729 b Arboscello-il docile a........ The Arbre-L'a. de la liberté ne...776 a Arca-dives a. veram laudem..740 d Arcades-Cantabitis, Arcades. 725 n Arcanum-arcanum neque tu.741m Arceo-profanum vulgus et..711 p Arcum-a. intensio frangit....789f Arde-Mentr' arde la tenzon...768 i Ardet-paries cum proximus..700 e Ardor-a. prava jubentium....701 a Ardua-Ardua molimur.......720 b nulla nisi ardua virtus......720 d Arduis-memento rebus in a..675 7 virtus in arduis... Arduum-Nil mortalibus a ...677 Areus-periere, cupidinis a....73 g Argent-point d'a., point de...780 sans a. l'honneur n'est...... Argentum-Vilius a. est auro.750 a Argilla-a. quidvis imitaberis.682 8 Argwohnen-A. folgt auf.....791 d Ariete-virtus ariete fortior...805 10 Arkadien-ich war in Arkadien758 e Arm-Armin Arm mit dir.....778 b lieb Ding im Arm zu haben 778 g Arma-Cedant arma toga.....781 € Furor arma ministrat......677 £ Silent leges inter arma... .750 8 Armati-li profeti a. vinsero...768 n Armee-Ich fühle eine A. in...784 i Armeen-Kann ich A. aus der.784 j Armes-le bruit des armes.....775 ? Armis-experiri verbis quam..736 1 Virtuti nihil obstat et armis806 A Virtuti non armis fido......806 í Arrière-Jamais arrière.......807 q

quelque arrière-pensée.....795 & Arrive et l'on arrive à tout..790 s Ars-A. fit ubi a teneris crimen687 p ars longa, vita brevis.......721 € Art-et l'art est difficile......761 a La patience est l'art.. 782 r Arte-arte citæ veloque rates.678 d arte levis currus........ arte regendus Amor.. eâ conterat arte diem illa quæ arte perfecta sunt.728 o quæritur arte favor.

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Si che vostr' arte a Dio. Artem-quisque novit artem..680 Artes-artes emollit mores....716 p artes, quæ ad humanitatem749 a Hæ tibi erunt artes.........709 k præcepta atque artes valeret81 d Artifex-artifex sequi voces..20 g Artifice-tromper un rival....7629 Artifices-necis artifices arte..718 0 Artis-scire aliquid, artis est..719 d Arznei-es ist A., nicht Gift...783 n Ascerbum-ascerbum est, pro715 Aspera-Ad astra per aspera.. c Aspergunt-A., neque nix acri708 d Asperinus-A. nihil est humili 681 o Asperis-In rebus a. et tenui..689 b Aspetto-D'ogni pianta palesa763 A Aspicere-a. in alieno malo....66 a Assai-Brama a., poco spera e.758 o Assassins-peuple nos forêts..776 e Assentatio-A., vitiorum......700 A