sceleratus, adj. sharp, nipping, G. ii. 256.

secul-um, i, n. men, G. i. 468.

sed-es, is, f. cells, G. iv. 228. abyss, G. iv. 471.

seg-es, itis, f. a nursery where the cuttings of the vines are first planted, G. ii. 267. the vines, G. ii. 411. soil, land, G. iv. 129. segni or, us, adj. less prolific, G. ii. 275. impotent, disabled, G. iii.

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segnis, adj. exhausted, (as land is said to be,) G. i. 72.

sem-en, inis, n. principles, elements, E. vi. 32. young, whelps, G. ii. 152. transplanted slips, G. ii. 268. tender shoots, G. ii. 302. a plant, G. ii. 317, 354.

sens-us, ûs, m. taste, G. ii. 247.

sequor, v. 3. I relate, report, E. vi. 74. I name, mention, insist on, G. ii. 434. I seize, cleave to, G. iii. 565.

serviti-um, i, n. servitude, bondage, a yoke, G. iii. 168.

sign-um, i, n. signa movet, he marches on or forwards, G. iii. 236. sin-us, ûs, m. a notch, incision, G. ii. 76. bound, limit, recess, G. ii. 123. billowy train, G. iii. 238. a spire, joint, G. iii. 424. siti-ens, entis, par. eagerly, G. iii. 137.

sordeo, v. 2. I am scorned, E. ii. 44.

sortior, v. 4. I substitute, renew, G. iii. 71. sp-es, ei, f. the young (lambs,) G. iii. 473. squal-ens, entis, par. speckled, G. iv. 13, 91.

stabul-um, i, n. (a bee-) hive, G. iv. 14, 191. herd, G. iv. 433. stagn-ans, antis, par. overflowing, G. iv. 288.

stell-a, æ,

f. starlike meteors, G. i. 365.

sterno, v. 3. I dispirit, sink, dismay, G. i. 331.

strid-or, oris, m. flapping, G. i. 407.

stringo, v. 3. I strip, collect, gather with the hand, E. ix. 61. G. i.

305. I prune, strip, G. ii. 368.

stupefactus, par. charmed, E. viii. 3.

suadeo, v. 2. I invite, E. i. 56.

subactus, par. well prepared, (or managed,) G. ii. 50.

subditus, par. insinuated into, G. iii. 271.

subjicio, v. 3. I sprout, shoot up, E. x. 74. or shelter, G. ii. 19.

sublego, v. 3. I learn privately, E. ix. 21.

submitto, v. 3. I select for stallions, keep for breed, G. iii. 73, 159.

sufficio, v. 3. I propagate, secure, G. iii. 65.

sulc-us, i, m. passages, pipes, G. iii. 136.

sumo, v. 3. I put on, wear, G. ii. 387.

supell-ex, ectilis, f. implements of husbandry, furniture, G. i. 165. supero, v. 1. I crawl or step over, G. iii. 317.

surg-ens, entis, par. built with, swelling from, G. iii. 29.

suscito, v. 1. I procure, bring down by curses, G. iv. 456.

suspendo, v. 3. I imprint or turn up lightly, G. i. 68. I build in arches, G. iv. 162.

suspici-ens, entis, par. tossing her head up to, G. i. 376.

sylv-a, æ, f. a nursery of plants or seedlings, G. ii. 181, a number of stalks, G. iv. 273.

Tabulat-um, i, n. the branches of a vine that run horizontally; ringlets, twists, or curls of the vine, or from stage to stage, G. ii. 361.

tacitus, adj. (though) nothing is said (of it by me,) evidently, G. ii. 254.

tædi-um, i, n. neglect, disregard, G. iv. 332.

tamen, con. by and by, E. ix. 62.

tardus, adj. that lasteth, or dwells upon the palate, clammy, G. ii. 126. summer months, slow in coming on, G. i. 32. ii. 482.

tempest-as, atis, f. the plague, G. iii. 479.

temp-us, oris, n. leaping time, G. iii. 123.

tener, adj. kindly, teeming, genial, G. ii. 331.

tenu-is, e, adj. shallow, G. i. 68. ii. 289. clear, limpid, G. iii. 335. iv. 410. ethereal, immaterial, G. iv. 224.

terg-um, i, n. ridges, furrows, G. i. 97, 236. side, G. ii. 271. surface, G. iii. 361.

tero, v. 3. I tread, beat out, thresh, G. i. 192, 298. I work, finish, turn, G. ii. 444.

terr-a, æ, f. dust, G. iv. 97.

test-a, æ, f. (potsherd) lamp, G. i. 391.

thalam-us, i, m. cells, G. iv. 189. bottom, chambers, G. iv, 333. grot, G. iv. 374.

thesaur-us, i, m. honeycomb, G. iv. 229.

tondeo, v. 2. I browse, graze, G. i. 15. I lop, G. ii. 368.

tonsus, par. clipped, sheared, shorn (lately grazed, G. i. 71.) new mowed, G. iv. 277. wreathed with foliage, cut into a wreath, Ġ. iii. 21. soft and fine, G. iv. 377.

tractim, adv. with a drawling hum, G. iv. 260.

traho, v. 3. I turn, change, G. iii. 485.

tunic-a, æ, f. a rind, G. ii. 75.

turp-is, e, adj. disproportionately large, G. iii. 52. offensive, G. iii. 299. unformed, shapeless, monstrous large, G. iv. 395.

Val-ens, entis, adj. et par. fairest, ruddiest, G. ii. 70. varius, adj. incrusted, inlaid with, G. ii. 463.

ub-er, eris, n. fruitfulness, (richness and fatness of soil,) G. ii. 185, 234, 275.

vel, conj. or, passim, even, E. iii. 50. viii. 69. G. ii. 289. iii. 202. veni-ens, entis, par. being at hand, E. v. 82. hovering over, E. ix.

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vent-er, ris, m. large size, a swelling like a belly, G. iv. 122. verso, v. 1. I tend, feed from place to place, E. x. 68. I fan, G. iii. 258. I carry about, stir up, G. iv. 83.

verto, v. 3. I plough, G. i. 2, 147.

vescus, adj. small grained, G. iv. 131.

vestibul-um, i, n. an entrance into an hive, G. iv. 20.

vi-a, æ, f. temper, qualities, G. i. 418. a pass, ditch, G. iii. 141. victus, par. (animi) being no longer muster of, G. iv. 491.

vid-ens, entis, par. opening his eyes, E. vi. 21.

vim-en, inis, n. strainers, G. ii. 245.

vinco, v. 3. I surmount, fly as high as, G. ii. 123. outlast, survive, G. ii. 295. overpower, burst open, or cannot be contained in, G. ii. 518. purge, G. iii. 560.

virg-o, inis, f. Astrea, E. iv. 6.

virgult-um, i, n. layers, G. ii. 346.

vit a, æ, f. souls, G. iv. 224.

vivo, v. 3. vivite, farewell, E. viii. 58.

und-a, æ, f. a waving throng or tide of people, G. ii. 462.

und-ans, antis, par. streaming out in flames, G. i. 472. waving, G. ii. 437. swelling, disturbed, foaming, G. iii. 28.

vol-ens, entis, par. for the purpose, G. iii. 129.

volitans, par. flying (insect,) G. iii. 147. urb-s, is, an hive, G. iv. 193.

ur-ens, entis, par. killing, G. ii. 196.

us-us, ûs, m. passage through, G. iii. 135. work, G. iii. 163. breed, G. iii. 211.

uv-a, æ, f. a cluster of grapes, E. iv. 29, &c. a swarm of bees like a large cluster of grapes, G. iv. 558.

vuln-us, eris, n. a malady, G. iii. 455.

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