Multo non sine risu,

Dilapsam in cineres facem.

XIV.

QUÆ cura Patrum, quæve Quiritium,
Plenis honorum muneribus tuas,
Auguste, virtutes in ævum

Per titulos memoresque fastos

Æternet, O, quà sol habitabiles
Illustrat oras, maxime principum ?
Quem legis expertes Latinæ
Vindelici didicere nuper

Quid Marte posses. Milite nam tuo
Drusus Genaunos implacidum genus,
Breunosque veloces, et arces

Alpibus impositas tremendis,

Dejecit acer plus vice simplici.
Major Neronum mox grave prælium
Commisit, immanesque Rhætos
Auspiciis pepulit secundis :
Spectandus in certamine Martio
Devota morti pectora liberæ
Quantis fatigaret ruinis :

Indomitas propè qualis undas

Exercet Auster, Pleïadum choro
Scindente nubes: impiger hostium

Vexare turmas, et frementem

Mittere equum medios per ignes.

N.B.-The figures before v. a., v. dep., and v. n., denote the conjugation of the verb.

Where the etymology is not given, the word is of very uncertain or unknown origin.

Such forms and meanings of words, as do not belong to the text, are not inserted in the Vocabulary.

rel.
Sans.
sing..
sts.

preceding.
preposition.
present.
probably.

. pronoun.

paragraph in Pub-
lic Schools Latin
Primer.
relative.

Sanscrit.

subj.
sup.

uncontr.
v. a.

v. dep.
V. n.

VOC.

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