Crimis-us, i, m. Crimisus. crinal-is, e, adj. hair, belonging to the hair. crin-is, is, m. the hair, the tail of a comet, E. v. 528. erinitus, adj. hairy, full of hair, a mole-lodge, G. i. 123. culm-us, i, m. the straw or stalk of crime, wickedness, A. iv. 172. xii. disease, or infected sheep, G. iii. 468. culpatus, par. blamed, Æ. ii. 602. wearing or having long hair, E. i. cul-ter, tri, m. a knife. 744. ix. 638, crisp-ans, antis, par. brandishing. a helmet, E. vii. 185. ix. 270. x. cristatus, adj. ocaring a remarkable crest. crocus, adj. saffron, saffron-colored, yellow, E. iv. 44. G. 1. 447. . i. 649. 711. iv. 585. 700. vi. 207. ix. 480. xi. 775. croc-us, i, m. saffron, saffron-color, E. ix. 614. crudel-is, e, adj. cruel, severe, E. vi. 501. 585. xi. 841. barbarous (savage) E. ii. 124. 561. cult-or, órís, m. a tiller, husbandman, troness. cult-um, i, n. plowed land, G. i. 153. pl. fields, meadows, G. iv. 372. E. ii. 420. cultus, par. tilled, mantured, E. i. 71. 35. 51. management, G. i. S. iv. 559. manners, or method of living, A. v. 730. laws, E. viii. 316. cùm, adv. & conj. when, since, inexorable, E. ii. 6. viii. 48. 43. 50 cum primis, adv. in the first place, x. 20. ruthless, A. i. 547. unrelenting, E. v. 20. G. iv. 495. 535. frightful, shocking, E. ii. 368. xii. 636 deplorable, E. xi. 58. unhappy, G. iii. 263. Æ. i. 221. troublesome, hateful, Æ. viii. 579. crudeliter, adv. cruelly, barbarously. G. iii. 504. grom hot, more fierce, E. vii. 788. xi. 833. crudus, adj. hard, G. iii. 20. E. v. 69. cruel, bloody, naked, Æ. x. 682. xii. cruento, v. 1. I imbrue with blood. blood, purple, of a bloody color, mixed, colored with blood, . iii. clotted with blood, E. ii. 272. liquor like blood, G. i. 485. E. iii. chiefly, G. i. 178. Cum-, árum, pl. f. Cumæ. 436. cumulo, v. 1. I heap, pile, load. iv. 23. origin, infancy, E. iii. 105. cunctando, ger. by delaying, Æ. vi. 846. ing, waiting, E. iv. 183. delaying, G. iii. 488. iv. 107. stand (am held) at bay, E. x. 714. a close battalion or company of foet 269. 457.575. the seats, benches, or rows in a thea- regard, E. vii. 263. Cupid-o, inis, m. Cupid, E. i. 656. cur-a, æ, f. care, concern, business, province, G. iv. 178. E. L charge, A. ix. 160. xi. 519. pangs, A. iv. 531. regard, (thought E. ix. 757.) E. i. curculi-o, ónis, m. a weevil, mite. curo, v. 1. I care, mind, G. i. 39. . matter, value, E. ii. 56. viii. 103. fear, E. vii. 51. protect, E. ii. 33. provide, G. i. 301." refresh, G. iv. 187. Æ. iii. 511. viii. effect, bring to pass, G. ii. 263. thrill, pierce, E. ii. 120. vi. 54. sail, make way along, E. iii. 191. am diffused, spread, Æ. xi. 296. xii. running a tilt, E. v. 596. a circuit, winding course, E. iii. 490. v. 131. a passage, G. i. 40. Æ. vi. 315. hunting, coursing, G. iii. 409. Æ. v. a march, E. v. 549, 667. a traverse, winding, wheeling about, E. v. 598. xi. 702, xii. 769. pursuu, pursuing, E. v. 592. ix. 559. xii. 775. eurvans, antis, par. bending, bowing, G. iv. 299. curvátus, par. bent, bowed, arched, G. iv. 362. vaulted, A. iii. 564. (spiral) winding, Æ. vii. S81. eurvo, v. 1. I bend down, G. i. 183. curvor, v. 1. I am bent, Æ. iii. 539. ourvus, adj. crooked, G. i. 170. ii. 189. bending, (act.) E. iii. 42. bending, G. i. 360. Æ. ii. 51. 179. vi. 4. bent, E. vii. 497. hooked, G. i. 502. 179, 184. ii. 406. E. vii. winding, G. il. 12. A. i. 748. iii. 16. 223. 238. 643. v. 287. x. €84. xi. 184. that hath turnings and windings, G. ii. 216. iii. 544. iv. 278. E. iii. 674. xi. 522. cusp-is, idis, f. a point or head of a spear, E. vii. 817. the point or top (of a pole) E. v. 258. (synec.) a spear, jævelin, Æ. iì. 230. vii. 756. x. 481. 733. xi. 41. 631. xii. 362. 366. 510. a trident, E. i. 81. custodi-a, æ, f. care, G. iv. 327. charge, A. vii. 486. watch (and ward) G, iv. 165. E. ix. a ke per, guard, E. vi. 574. custoditus, par. shut up, confined, E. viii. 213. rust-os, ódis, m. & f. a keeper, an herdsman, G. iv. 453. E. iii. 221. or watch, G. ii. 406. Æ. vi. 424. vii. 791. a guardian, protector, E. vii. 34. G. i. 7. E. xi. 785. (or porter, E. vii. 610.) a protect- a defender, E. viii. 652. ix. 176. an overseer, president, G. iv. 215. a spy, observer, E. iv. 136. a pilot, steersman, E. vi. 350. a dog, mastiff, E. vi. 393. Cybél-e, es, t. Cybele, E. x. 220. Cyclad-es, um, pl. f. the Cyclades. Cyclopeus, adj. of the Cyclops, Si cilian. Cycl-ops, opis, m. Cyclops. Cven-us, i, m. Cyens, E. x. 189. Cylleni-us, i, m. Mercury, E. iv. 252. 276. Cyllenius, adj. of Cyllene, E. iv. 258. of Mercury, G. i. 337. cymba, æ, í. a pinnace, hoy, G. iv. 195. a ferry-boat, G. iv. 506. Æ. vi. 303. 413. cymbal-um, i, n. a cymbal, G. iv. 64. cymbi-um, i, n. a cup or bowl, (in form of) a boat, E. iii. 66. v. 267. Cymodoc-e, es, f. Cymodoce. Cynthi-us, i, m. Apollo. Cynth-us, i, m. Cynthus. cyparis-us, i, f. a capress-tree. Dana-e, es, f. Danãe, E. vii. 410. €70. suffering, E. vi. 585. dap-es, um, pl. f. a feast, banquet, Jood, viands, G. iv. 155. A. i. 706. vii. 125. viii. 175. meat, E. iii. 227. flesh or fat (of victims) Æ. vi. 225. Daphn-is, idis, m. Daphnis, E. ii. 26, &c. Dardani-a, æ, f. Troy, A. ii. 281. 325. Dardan-is, idis, f. descended from Dar- danus. Dardanius, adj. Trojan. 137. &c. (adjective) the Trojan, E. v. 119. vi. 57. Eneas, E. iv. 652. the Trojans, E. xi. 287. Dar-es, étis, m. Dares, E. v. 369. &c. dat-or, óris, m. a causer, source, Æ. i. 784. datur, v. impers. he may or can, G. i. 261. A. ix. 116. it is granted, permitted, . . 109. datúrus, par. (who) will give. appointed, E. vi. 350. 477. xi. 33. allotted, E. iii. 501. iv. 225. vi. 537. allowed, pronused, E. i. 382. iii. 255. done, E. ii. 291. exposed, E. ix. 485. plighted, E. x. 517. fair, prosperous, E. iii. 705. Daunius, adj. Daunian, of Daunus. Daucius, adj. of Daucus, E. x. 391. de, præ. of Daun-us, i, m. Daunus. A. x. 616, &c. from, E. i. 17. 77. 84. & passim. according to, A. iii. 65. 369. iv. 57. 17 by, E. iv. 327. ix. 697. xi. 341. upon, E. ix. 227. x. 187. xi. 302. 4-15. over, upon, E. vi. 502. for, about, E. xii. 765. instead of, E. iv. $24. de-a, æ, f. a goddess. debellandus, par. to be subdued, (y war.) debellát-or, úris, m. a subduer, a conqueror. debello, v. 1. I vanquish, subdue, debil-is, e, adj. weak, debilito, v. 1. I weaken, abate. designed, appointed, E. iii. 184. xi. 759. destined, E. vii. 145. viii. 375. ix. decéd-ens, éntis, par. departing, 108. xi. 759. setting, E. ii. 67. going down, G. iv. 466. returning, G. i. 381. decédo, v. 3. I depart, retire, go away from, give way to, E. viil 88. contend, G. iii. 20. combat, fight, G. ill. 218. E. vii. 525. decérpo, v. S. I pluck off, crop. resolve, E. iv. 475, decet, v. imp. it becometh, it ought, E. x. 613. it must, E. v. 584. decimus, adj. the tenth. decido, v. 3. I fall down. Deci-i, órum, pl. m. the Decli, G. fi. 169. E. vi. 824. decisus, par. cut or lopt off. declaro, v. 1. I proclaim, pronounce, declino, v. 1. I close, E. iv. 185. E. v. 246. decol-or, úris, adj, discolored, depraved, corrupt, E. viii. 326. decoquo, v. 3. 1 boil down. away, boil dec-or, bris, m. beauty, gracefulness, decoro, v. 1. I grace, adorn, Æ. v. 647. honour, E. ix. 215. decórus, adj. handsome, comely, graceful, beautiful, A. ii. 392. iv. 559. 588 decurr-ens, éutis, par. rushing out of, burnished xii. 126. E. xi. 490. decúrro, v. 3. I run down, run a- descend, shoot down, E. v. 610. sail along, sail upon, E. v. 212. decurs-us, ús, m. a stream, descent, run over, go through with, G. ii. 39. . xii. 523. dec-us, oris, n. honour, ornament, decoration, E. i. 429. i 448. v. 562. x. 135. xii. 83. fame, honour, E. xi. 155. glory, E. iv. 11. v. 32. G. ii. 40. E v. 229. vi. 546. ix. 18. 405. x. 507. xi. 508, 657. xii. 58. 142. beauty. . i. 502. iv. 150. v. 947 vii. 473. shame. dedignor. v. 1. I disdain, refuse with acorn, A. iv. 596. dedo, v. 3. I give up, G. iv. 90. dedúco, v. 3. I bring down, draw, G. ii. 354. drain, G.1. 114. 269. derive, G. iii. 122. Æ. x. 618. conduct, E. ii. 800. launch, G. i. 255. Æ. iii. 71. iv. 398. force, drag, E. vi. 397. deductus, par. humble, slender, E. vi. 5. defect-us, ús, m. an eclipse, G. ii. 478. defend-ens, éntis, par. defending, guarding. defendo, v. 3. I keep off, defend, guard, E. vii. 6. G. i. 448. E. ii. 447. ix. 114. 511. 533. x. 130. xii. 265. 586. 627. harbour, E. x. 709. forbid, E. x. 905. defendor, v. 3. I am defended, saved, A. ii. 292. viii. 493. deféns-or, óris, m. a defender, champion, E. ii. 521. defensus, par. defended, protected, E. ii. 237. viii. 658. saved, E. ii. 292. defero, v. irr. I carry, bring, convey, bring (word) E. iv. 293. send down, E. ix. 19. transport, E. v. 750. drive, thrust, E. xii. 773. deferor, v. irr. I am carried, conveyed, fall, plunge, E. viii. 60. defessus, par. weary, fatigued. deficio, v. 3. 1 leave, desert, fail, G. i. 149. 290. iii. 96. iv. 281. A. ii. 505. vi. 354. swoon, faint, E. iv. 689. ix. 352. xi. 231. 424. am discouraged, Æ. xii. 2. am weary, Æ. xii. 255. am wanting, E. vi. 143. defigo, v. 3. I fix, E. i. 226. xii. 130. defigor, v. S. I am stuck down, planted, G. ii. 290. defio, v. irr. I am wanting, E. ii. 22. defixus, par. fastened, fired, sticking, G. iii. 519. having cast down, E. vi. 156. deflecto, v. 3. I turn uside, put by, Æ. X. 331. defleo, v. 2. 1 bewail, lament. deflétus, par. bewailed, lamented. defuo, v. 3. I flow down, glide, swim down, G. iii. 447. E. vii. 495. slide together, alight, E. xi. 501. deform-is, e, adj. unsightly, G. iv. 478 deformo, v. 1. I deform, disfigure, soil, cover, E. x. 844. defossus, par, digged in, sunk low, G. iii. $76. hid under ground, hoarded, G. ii. 507. E. x. 526. defringo, v. 3. I break off, break from. defruta, órum, pl. n. (decocted) rich wine. defunctus, par. (discharged) dead, G. iv. 475. A. vi. 306. escaped, past, . vi. 83. ix. 98. degen-er, eris, adj. unlike his ancestors, degenerate, M. ii. 549. ignoble, base, cowardly, E. iv. 13. degenero, v. 1. I grow worse, degenerate, grow wild, G. ii. 59. sego, v.8. I lead, pass, spend. yawn, G. i. 479. E. ív. 24. v. 142. x. demitto, v. 3. I send down, despatch, 675. xii. 883. cleave, chap, G. iii. 432. dejecturus, par. to overturn, destroy, Æ. xii. 655. dejéctus, par. cast down, cast into. pushed, thrown from, E. xii. 509. debased by the loss of, E. iii. 317. slain, killed, A. xi. 235. dejicio, v. 3. I cast down, strike, G. i. 333. let down, E. ix. 8. Æ. iii. 533. let fall, shed, E. vi. 455. pour, let out, G.iv. 542. lay down, E. ix. 62. hang down (distend, G. ii. 525.) iv. 558. A. ix. 437. cust down, sink, droop, E. xii. 609. 884. receive, admit, E. iv. 428. condemn, put, Æ. ii. 85. v. 692. demittor, v. 3. I am sent down, E. iv. 7. strike down, G. i. S$3. E. x. 546. xi. Demole-us, i, m. Demoleüs, E. v. 580. let down, A. viii. 226. shoot down, E. v. 542. xi. 580. kill, demolish, G. iii. 422. strike dead, E. xi. 642. 665. deinde, adv. afterwards, then, after all, E. xii. 889. soon, A. iv. 561. now, E. ix. 781. Deïopei-a, æ, f. Deïopeia, G. iv. 343. A. i. 72. Delphob-e, es, f. Deïphobe, E. vi. 36. a tusk, G. iii. 255. Æ. x. 715. a pruning knife, a pruning hook, denseo, y. 2. I thicken, double, E. xii. 264. cast thick or fast, E. xi. 650. densi-or, us, adj. thicker, more numerous, G. iii. 302. densissimus, adj. most thick, close, set close, crowded, G. ii. 142. or embattled E. xii. 744. down-cast, modest, . . 561. de- deprecor, v. 1. I deprecate, pray desért-or, óris, m. a deserter, renegade. desert-um, i, n. a desert, wilderness, E. vi. 80. G. ii. 291. a desert haunt, E. vii. 404. desertus, par. forsaken, deserted, ubanosed, E. ii. 572. ii. 4. 122. iv. 330. (forlorn, 677.) xi. 412. xii. 66-1. adj. least frequented, G. iii. 291. desert, G. iii. 476. iv. 508. E. iii. desidi-a, æ, í. sloth. designo, v. 1. I mark out. desiiio, v. 4. I leap down, alight from, E. x. 453, xi. 500. xii. $55. desino, v. 3. I leave off, ceuse. E. iv. 9. viii. 61. ix. 06. E. iv. 350. or forbear, vi. 376. x. 881. xii. 800. end, E. viii. 11. G. iii. 61. Æ. x. 211. desisto, v. 3. I desist (from,) forbear. desolátus, pas. broken, E. xi. 870. desolo, v. 1. I lay waste, xi. 367. descto, v. 1. I look down upor, v, or command, E. vii. 740. despéctus, par. despised, disdained. despici-ens, éntis, par. surveying, Æ. i. 221. despicio, v. 3. I slight, despise, E. viii. 32. sce, G. ii. 187. despumo, v. 3. I scum, clear. destino, v. 1. I order, devote, E. ii. 129. destituo, v. 3. I leave, E. i. 61. destruo, v. S. I destroy, break down, E. iv. 326. desuétus, par. disused, unused desum, v. irr. I am wanting, am absent, E. vii. 678. desuper, adv. from above, aloft, detéctus, par. uncovɩred, bare, open to sight, E. viii. 241. deteri-or, us, adj. worse, more degenerate, A. viii. 326. the vanquished, weakest, G. iv. 80. deterrimus, adj. the worst. detéxo, v. 3. I plait, E. ii. 72. detineo, v. 2. I detain. detono, v. 1. Ithunder, rage mightily, or I cease to thunder or rage, M. x. 809. detorqueo, v. 2. I turn aside, bend, direct, E. iv. 196. v. 165. xi. 765. return, E. v. 832. detraho, v. 3. I take from, E. v. 260. take away from, steal, G. iv. 513. detrect-aus, antis, par. refusing. detrúdo, v. 3. I thrust or throw down, strike doum, Z. ix. 496. shove from, E. i. 145. push back, E. ix. 510. drive, force, E. vii. 469. dethrone, E. vi. 584. deturbo, v. 1. I tumble, throw down, or overboard, Æ. v. 175. displace or remove, A. vi. 412. Deucali-on, óuis, m. Deucalion, G. i. 62. devéctus, par. carried away, G. ii. 498. develo, v. 3. I carry, convey. devenio, v. 4. I come to. devéxus, par. bending down, dicli ning, bowed, hanging, G. iii. 524. dict-um, i, n. a word, a speech, E. i. 142. vii. 284. a challenge, E. xii. 11 poured down, rolled from, G. iv. dictus, par. spoken, surd, toid, dexter, adj. right (-handed) on the right-hand, E. viii. 237. ix. 469. 769. dexterous, skilful, Æ. ix. 769. fit, proper. E. iv. 294. kind, propitious, A. ii. 388. Iv. 579. viji. 302. the starboard, E. v. 831. dexter-a, e, f. the right-hand, valor, E. vi. 474. xi. 178. dexir-a, æ, f. the (right) hand, E. 1. 36. & passim. the right (ind) G. i. 235. E. i. 611. aid, help, E. vi. 570. culor, . x. 610. xi. 118. plighted faith. Æ. iv. 597. vi. 615. vii. S66. viii. 169. x. 517. xi. 165. Dián-a, e, f. Diana, Æ. i. 499. &c. dich us, par, dedicated, consecrated. dicénti-um, i, ger. (subaud. est mihi; I must) i sention, G. i. 160. dicéndus, par. to be sung, E. x. 3. dic-ens, éntis, par. saying, speaking. dico, v. 1. I consecrate. dico, v. 3. I say, tell, E. iii. 1. S1. 104. 106. Æ. i. 137. iv. 635. vi. 313. 343.722. vii. 195. mention, E. iv. 43. speak, E. iii. 312. iv. 650. ix. 233. xi. 345. 343. relate, repeat, E. viii. 4. 63. x. 6. Æ. i. 753. sing, E. iii. 55. 59. iv. 54. v. 2.51. vi. 5. 6. ix. 35. x. 34. G. i. 350. ii. 95. 393. ii. 46. iv. 5. E. vi. 644. vii. 41. 42. name, call, E. i. 20. G. iii. 280. iv. 356. A. i. 277. 530. 533. iii. 163. 166. 335. vi. 242. 441. vii. €07. viii. 332. pronounce, G. i. 463. Æ. vi. 231. declare, portend, Æ. iii. 502. foretell, E. iii. 388. mean, intend, Æ. vii. $70. express, E. xi. 508. explain, E. vi. 850. teach, G. ii. 226. iv. 221. 537. own, confess, E. iv. 59. A. vill. 12. propose, E. xi. $22. xii. 112. design, E. vi. 162. appoint, G. ii. 125. didor, v. 3. I am spread abroad. didúcor, v 3. I am divided, distracted, E. v. 720. didúctus, par. separated, divided, E. iii. 419. Didymá-on, onis, m. Didymaon E. v. 359. di-es, ei, com. a day, time, E. v. 783. ix. 7. 107. 447. natural time, E. iv. 620. 697. the date or term of life, Æ. x. 167. the light (of the day) . i. 88. iii. difficil-is, e, adj. hard, difficult, stubborn, G. ii. 179. struggling, E. wv. 694. dan crous, A. v. 365. diffido, v. 3. I distrust, A. iii. 51. diffindo, v. 3. I cleave, split, or pierce, Aix 89. diffugio, v. 3. I fly or run--away, or several ways, E. iv. 193. ix. 750. diffando, v. 3. I diffuse, pour out, (met.)spread abroad, publish, E. iv. digress-us, ús, m. a departure. just come, returned, B. ii. 718. v. dilapsus, par. gliding, diluvi-umn, i, n. a deluge, inundation, a calamity, destruction, E. vii. 228. diménsus, par. having measured, meted out, measured, divided, G. i. 231. dimitio, v. 3. I disnuss, send away, quit, . x. 366. xi. 706. dinoveo, v. 2. I remove, dispel, E. iii. 589. iv. 7. v. 839. ix. 645. xi. 210. plow, turn up, G. ii. 513. Dindym-a, órum, pl. n. Dindymus, E. ix. 618. x. 252. dinumer-ans, antis, par. computing, calculating. Dioméd-es, is, m. Diomede, Æ. i. 752. &c. Dion'us, adj. Dionæan, the daughter of Dione, E. iii. 19. Dior-es, is, m. Diores, E. v. 297 &c. Dioxippus, i, m. Dioxippus, E. ix. 574. discérno, I distinguish, Æ. iii. 201. determine, E. xii. 898. work, embroider, E. iv. 261. xi. 75. discérpo, v. S. I disperse, E. ix. $13. discerptus, par. torn in pieces, mangled, G. iv. 522. discéss-us, ús, m. a departure, going away. discinctus, par. slothful, or loosely clad, E. viii. 724. diseindo, v. 3. I tear, E. xii. 602. discissus. par. torn, pulled in pieces, mangled. disclúdo, v. 3. I separate, open, E. xii. 782. shut up, confine to, E. vi. $5. disco, v. 3. I learn, hear, canvass, E. vi. 433. know, G. i. 351. Æ. ii. 66. vi. 488. discern, distinguish, E. vi. 755. discolor, óris, adj. of a different color, discolored. discordi-a, æ, f. discord, jarring, dis sension. Discordi-a, æ, f. Discord, Æ. vi. 280. viii. 702. disc-ors, órdis, adj. discordant, jarring, disagreeing, E. ii. 423. hostile, A. ix. 688. opposite, contrary. Æ. x. 356. discrepo, v. 1. I differ, Æ.. x. 434. discrim-en, inis, n. a difference, distinction, division, E. vi. 646. a partition, E. ix. 143. a spare, aistance, &. ill. 625. v. 154. a dinger, hazard, E. i. 204. ix. 210. distress, E. ini. 629. discrimino, v. 1. I distinguish, dis cover. discúmbo, v. 3. I lit open, E. i. 708. discumbitur, v. imp. they recline, sit, Æ. i. 700. discurro, v. 3. I run, advance, Æ. xii. 577. 520. run, discharge (itself.) G. iv. 292. discurritur, v. imp. they run, Æ. xi. 468. discussus, par, stru's off, E. ix. 810. dispersed, dispelled, Æ. xii. 69, discutio, v. 3. 1 dipate, dispel, G. ii. 357. disjectus, par. scattered, dispersed, Æ.. i. 123. routed, broken, Æ. xii. 482. 659. shattered, A. viii. 855. thrown down, E. 1. 98. disjicio, v. 3. I scatter, E. i. 45. 70. demolish overthrow, E. viii. 200. hurl, throw doam, G. i. 283. break, E. vii. 339. divide, sever, . x.i. ^03. disjungor, v. 3. I am i. 252. dissirail-is, e, adj. unlike, degenerate, E. ix. 282. dissimulo, v. 1. I dissemble, do not discover myself, Æ. i. 516. conceal, E. iv. 291. 305. dissùlto, v. 1. I roar, burst from, H. xii. 923. leap backward, E. viii. 240. disténdo, v 3. I distend, stretch out. disténto, v. 1. I stretch out, distend, E ix. $1. disténtus, par. stretched or stuffed out, filled full. dis.lo, v. 1. I distil, drop down by tartle and little. distineo, 2. I keep off, Æ. x1. 381. disto, v. 1. I am distant. distractus, par. tern asunder, E. viši. 767. districtus, par. bound, divended. A vi. 617. diti-o, ónis, f. rule, suny, empire. ditissimus, adj. the richest, very rica or wealthy. diu, adv. a long time or while, long. div-a, æ, f. a goddess. divello, v. 3. I pull in pieces, tear piece-meal, loose, A. ii. 220. divéllor, v. 3. I am torn, am hurried away, E. ii. 434. diverbero, v. 1. I strike beat, ent, divide, E. v. 503. ix. 411. diversus, adj. divers, different, different parts, Æ. ii. 716. iii. 232 or ways, ix. 416. 623. xi. 855. another way, xii. 495. various, A. ii. 288. iii. 325. iv. 165. xi. 261. xii. 487. 501, 557. opposite, E. xii. 726. remote, foreign, altant, E. iii. 4 ix. 1. xii. 621, 708, 742. scattered, dispersed, G. iv. 432. E. i. 70. distinguished, G. iv. 367. divertor, v. 3. I turn, iena. G. iii. 298. div-es, itis, adj. rich, wealthy, jortile, A. vii. 262. that bath had many, E. iv. S& mighty, E. i. 14. ii. 22. renowned E. x. 201. div-i, órum, pl. m. gods, E. i. 42. & passim. divino, 7. 31 divide, separate, distinguish, E. x. 134. break down, make a bɛeach in, E. ii. divinitùs, adv. from God or heaven, G. i. 415. divinus, adj. di ine, heavenly, blesse i, G. i. 13. str. d, holy, E. ii. 442. viii. 500. divisus, par, separated, E. i. 67. diviti-a, árum, pl. f. riches, wealth. di-um, i, a. the open air abroad, G. iii. 435. from, E. disp-ar, aris, adj. unequel. dispello, v. 3. I dispel, dissipate, disperse, scatter wide, . i. 512. 533. dispendi-um, i, n. loss, damage. disperdo, v. 3. I murder, E. iii. 27 dispérgo, v. 3. I scatter, disperse, spirt, fi. iv. 481. dissalve, lose, Æ. xi. 617. dispérsus, par. dispersed, scattered. displiceo, v. 2. I mislike, disapprove dispóno, v. 3. I put, set, E. iii. 287. dissensus, ús, m. dissent. dissideo, v. 2. I am separated, Æ. vai. $70. desilio, v. 4. I shiver Æ. xii. 741 break rounder, E. iii. 476. orak, split, C. ii. 365, |