A Second Latin Exercise Book

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1885 edition. Excerpt: ... The figures that occur in various articles of this Vocabulary refer to paragraphs in Part I of the book. References to paragraphs in the Clarendon Press Latin Grammar are made thus--' Gr. 133/ (For summary of Grammar articles see p. 229.) An initial letter represents the word which is the subject of the article in which it occurs. Thus, 'b.' stands for 'battle' in the article headed 'battle.' If the word be a Verb, the initial letter may also stand for its past participle; thus, 'd.' in the article headed 'defend may stand for 1 defend ' or 'defended, ' as the sense requires; 'f.' in the article 'fight stands for 'fight' or 'fought.' Proper Names are omitted in this Vocabulary when the Latin word is the same as the English, e. g. Syria, Babylon, etc., except in the case of names like Ecbatana, where the fact of the word being Plural requires to be noticed. a or an, 76. abandon, relinquere, a resolve) desistere qa re. abate oj coat, etc.), mitescere. Abbey church., aedes sacrata. abject, abjectus. able, to be, posse. abound, abundare. about, adv. fere, circiter, ferme. absence, in one's, 103. absent, to be, abesse. abstain from, abstinere qa re. accident, casus, sts. res. accompany, comitari qm, ire cum qo. accomplish, conficere, perficere. accord, of one's own, ultro, oft. ipse. according as, prout. according to (an author), ut apud qm scriptum est. accordingly, itaque. account of, on, propter, ob, abl. of cause. account, to, habere. accursed, sacer. accusation, crimen; false a., ca lumnia. accuse abdy. of, accusare qm cs rei. accuser, accusator. accustomed, to be, solere. Achaean, Achaeus. achieve, facere, perficere. acknowledge, confiteri. acquire, see gain, acquit, absolvere qm cs rei. act, res, factum, act, to, agere. active, ..