post, Comp. of, p. 390 r whispered, Pref. p. liv -r-, 897 rabula, 859 Rabuleius, 951 rana, 831 rapere, Comp. of, p. 393, 395 rarefacere, 994 rationi, 467 ravus, 761 -rco-, 771 reatus, 801 recido, 160, 6 recipie, 86, 1 6 reciprocus, 767 recuperatores, p. 346 red, 160, 6 reddibo, 604 pungere, Comp. of, p. 393 reducere, 160, 6 reduvia, 928, a refert, p. 245 regificus, 996 regifugium, 996 rei, 359, C; 360, c qvadriduum, 184, 2 reiculus, 862 religio, 160, 6 reliqvid, 158 reliqvus, 118, 2; 160, 6 remulcus, 771 repperi, 160, 6 qverqvetum, 119 repræsentare, 960 qvi, abl., 379, 383 reqvies, 445 res, 343 restibilis, 876 -ri-, 897 -rico-, 771 qvindecimære, p. 449 -rimo-, 756 qvinqvatrus, 902 -rio-, Prop. names, 950 rivus, 761 -ro-, 883 Roma, 753 pro, 160, -rio-, 940 rosmarinus, p. 380 qvivis, 995 rudimentum, 792 rufus, 99, 6 runcina, 824, C ruta, p. 257 -rul., 896 sæpes, 66, 5 sal, 453 seu, 518 -sā- (verbs), 964 siseres, 322 -sità- (verbs), 966 sīve, 518 -sīvo. (for tīvo), 764 -SO- ( for to), 787, 788 sobrinus, 839 sensiculus, 862, 2, a socer, 887 socordia, 41 solacium, 110, 4 soldus, 245 solere, p. 259 seqvi, Comp. of, p. 393 solinunt, 632 serere, link, 182, 2 sollicitus, 998 serere, sow, Comp. of,,p, sollistimum, 757 393 sollus, 757 solox, 779 sesqvi, Comp. of, p. 386 solstitium, p. 293 sestertium, p. 446 solvere, 41 somnus, 84 sõna, 189, 2 sonare, p. 260 sonare, Comp. of, p. 393 ; 396 -sõr- (for tor), 908 sorbeo, 75, 3 sexus, sordes, 421 sordi, 421 -sõrio: (for tūrio), 943 sors, 803 -sYbyli- ( for tỉbyli), 877 sorsum, 232, 3 sortilegus, p. 392 sicilicus, pp. 448, 449 sortiunto, p. 430 specere, Comp of, p. 393 .sicio- ( for ticio), 931 spolium, 66, 5 spurius, 65, 2 661, 663 -SSO, futures, &oc, in, 619 -624 st, interj., 999 -st-, Pref. p. lviii st (for est), 721 singuli, use of, App. D. statim, 533 v. I, 3 statuere, Comp. of, p. 393 staturus, p. 260 stella, 328 sternuere, 230, 3 sterqvilinium, 934 sic, 524 tecina, 54 sti=isti, 375 sus, 392; 400 suspicio, 110, 4 -tā- (verbs), 964 tabe, tabo, 411 tædet, p. 260 talitrum, 888, 3 talpa, 149, 3; 349 -tāneo-, 924 tapeta, 418 for tu), 800 tarpessita, 184, a -tāt-, 810 384; 390 ted, 385 tēla, 872 -teo-, 921 tempestivus, 763 templum, 859 tenebricus, 814 tenere, Comp. of, p. 393 tennitur, 166 tensum, 702 tenuis, 92, 142 tenus 543 -ter-, 905 terere, Comp. of, p. 393 těrěs, 417 -teri-, 903 terni, P. 443 -terno-, 829 territorium, p. 363 teruncius, PP. 445, 448 tessera, 885 testa, 788, 6 testis, 803 testu, 396 tetini, 667 Thales, 494 -ti- (si), 802, 803 -ticio-, 931 tigris, 386 -tïli- (sili), 878 -timo-, 757 supra, 160, 6 -tYno-, 827 390 trini, p. 443 triqvetrus, p. 387 Ix tutu, 216 vacefacere, 994 vacillare, 969 vociferare, p. 392 vocivos, 94, 2 vola, 855 volare, Comp. of, p. 396 volones, 851, a voltus, 800 voluntas, 810 volup, 516 voluptuosus, 814 viginti, 126, 4; 794 vorare, Comp. of, p. 393 vorsoria, 943 -vorsum, -vorsus, 512 -vio-, Prop. names, 945 vortere, 93 -uoso-, 814 upilio, 94, 1, b -år-, 899 -ūr- (for ūs), 918 urgere, 126, 2 -trī- (verbs), 976 -ūrī- (verbs), 977 909 -ūli-, 881 -ŭro-, 884 -ūro-, 892 ursus, 220, 5 -ūs- (ūr), 918 -uscilo-, 864 -usto-, 789 usuræ, p. 450 usurpare, 997 ususfructus, p. 380 ut, 150 -út- (It), 804 -ūri-, -urno-, 828 urps, 78 uno, Comp. of, p. 387 -ūtī- (verbs), 975 -ūto-, 797 vulgus, 3.8 vulsi, p. 262 vulta, 396 CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY C. J. CLAY, M.A. AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS. NOVEMBER, 1871. A CATALOGUE of EDUCATIONAL Books with a Short Account of their Character and Aim, Published by MACMILLAN AND CO Bedford Street, Covent Garden, London. CLASSICAL. Æschylus.—ÆSCHYLI EUMENIDES. The Greek Text, with English Notes and English Verse, Translation, and an Introduction. Cambridge. 8vo. 35. 6d. The Greek text adopted in this Edition is based upon that of Wellauer, which may be said, in general terms, to represent that of the best manuscripts. But in correcting the Text, and in the Notes, advantage has beer taken of the suggestions of Hermann, Paley, Linwood, and other crus mentators. In the Translation, the simple character of the Æsch. B. dialogues has generally enabled the author to render them with John's material deviation from the construction and idioms of the origi: 55. L 10,000.II 71. |