top of, summus, Gr. 299. torture, cruciatus, supplicium. torture, to, cruciare.

towards, erga, (of motion) in, ad... versus. tower, turris. town, oppidum. trace, vestigium.

trade, traffic, mercatura.

train abdy, for athg., assuefacere qm qa re, instituere qm ad qd. trained, exercitus.

training, use instituta or praecepta.

tranquillity, otium, tranquillitas. travel, iter facere. traveller, viator.

treacherously, perfidiose, cum perfidia.

treachery, perfidia, proditio. treason, perduellio.

treat abdy., tractare qm, agere erga qm; t. medically, cu

rare.

treaty, foedus; to make a t., foedus inire or icere. tremble, tremiscere, tremere. trial, judicium.

trial, bring to, see bring to trial.

trial of, to make, experiri qd. tribe, natio.

tribunal, tribunal.

tribune, tribunus. tribute, tributum.

trifling, parvus, parvi momenti. troops, copiae, milites; oft. und., e. g. cum suis, w. his t., nostri, our t.

trouble, aegritudo; troubles, curae, mala; see grief. troublesome, gravis, molestus, (as pred. only) oneri.

true, verus; it is t. that, oft. quidem, sane.

truly, vere, sts. quidem or sane. trust, or trust in, confidere ci or qo.

truth, verum, veritas.

turn, (trans.) vertere, convertere, (intr.) converti, se convertere. turn from, avertere; t. from a purpose, avellere ab.

turn out (result), evenire, cadere.

turn round, (intr.) converti, se

unendurable, non perferendus, intolerabilis.

unfavourable, inopportunus. unfortunate, infelix. unhappy, miser, infelix. unheard of, inauditus. uninvited, injussus, invocatus. unite, conjungere, jungere. universal, use omnium, 117 d, etc., e.g. by u. consent,' omnium consensu, cunctis approbantibus, etc.

universally, use omnium, inter omnes, etc., e.g. 'he died u. regretted,' summo omnium luctu mortuus est, it is u. allowed, inter omnes constat.

unjust, injustus; unjustly, injuste.

unknown, ignotus. unless, nisi, ni.

unprincipled, malus, inhonestus. unpunished, impunitus.

unquestionable, perspicuus, haud dubius.

unsearched, intentatus.

unseasonable, intempestivus, importunus.

unselfish, utilitatis suae imme

mor.

unspotted, purus, castus, incorruptus. unsuccessful, infelix; to fight an u. battle, male rem gerere. until, quoad, dum; not u., 83. untiring, use hendiadys, e. g. 'w. u. devotion,' cum diligentia ac studio.

unusual, inusitatus.

upbraid, exprobrare, probris or maledictis increpare. upon, super, in; when folld. by ger. in -ing, tr. by quum or abl. abs., e. g., u. his ascertaining this,' quum haec cognovisset, or his rebus cognitis. upper, superior.

uproar, strepitus, tumultus. upwards, sursum.

urgency, tr. by part., e. g. 'his u. effected its purpose,' urgenti concessum est quod volebat. use, uti qo or qa re.

useful, utilis, (as pred. only) usui. usual, solitus, usitatus. usually, plerumque.

usurp, occupare.

utmost, oft. summus. utter, edere, dare.

utterly, funditus, penitus, omnino.

very far from, (w. adjj.) minime, (w. ger. in -ing), use multum abest ut, 15, d.

very high price, summa caritas. very seldom, perraro, rarissime. very useful, perutilis. vexatious, gravis, molestus. vice, vitium.

victim, to be the, praedae esse, opprimi qa re. victorious, victor, superior. victory, victoria.

view of a place, to command or have a, prospicere or despectare qm locum.

view, (=purpose) consilium, oft.

om., 107. villa, villa.

villainous, scelestus. vindicate, vindicare. violence, vis.

virtue, virtus, probitas. visit, adire; v. w. punishment, supplicio afficere.

voice, vox; v. of sedition, 107. vouchsafe, praestare, concedere ; oft. om., 107, e. g. 'he v. no answer,' nihil respondit. voyage, cursus.

W.

wage, gerere.
wail, ejulatio, vox.

wait, manere, commorari, exspectare.

wait on, (=delay) cunctari.

wake up, (intr.) expergisci.

walk, iter carpere or facere, ambulare.

wall, murus, moenia (pl.). Waltham, Valtamia. wander, errare, vagari. want, inopia, egestas.

want, to, (=be in want) egere or indigere cs rei or qa_re, (= be without) carere, (=desire) cu

warmth, ardor.

warn, monere, jubere cavere. warning, monitum.

waste athg., dispendium cs rei facere; to w. time, tempus terere.

watchfulness, vigilantia.
watching, vigilia.
water, aqua.

Waterloo, Nicephorium.
wave, unda, fluctus.
way, (path) via, iter, (=man-
ner) modus; w. of escape,
107; in no w., (=not at all)
haudquaquam, nequaquam.
weak, infirmus.

wealth, divitiae, opes. weapon, telum.

wear a cheerful face, say 'be of a c. f.'

weary out, defatigare. weather, tempestas, caelum. weave, texere.

wedge, in form of cuneatim. weep, flere.

weight, pondus, gravitas; in w., pondo, 61.

welfare of abdy., to attend to, consulere ci. well, bene.

well-informed, rerum sciens. well-known, notus.

whenever, quoties, cum w. indicative. where, ubi, qua.

=

where . . . from whence. whereas, quum, see also 44, 99. whereupon, ad quae, adversus quae.

whether, num, -ne, utrum; sts. sive, 84.

which, (rel.) quod, (interrog.) 146.

whilst, dum, Gr. 364; oft. abl. abs. or part., 55.

whip, flagellum, flagrum.

whip, to, verberare, caedere; to be w., vapulare, virgis caedi. white, albus, candidus. whither, quo.

who, (rel.) qui, (interrog.) quis. whole, or whole of, totus. whose, cujus, quorum, quarum. whosoever, quicunque, quisquis, Gr. 167.

why, cur, quid, quare.

wicked, scelestus, improbus, ma-
lus.
wickedness, scelus, malum.
wide, latus.

wife, conjux, uxor.
William, Gulielmus.
willing, to be, velle.
willingly, libenter.
win, see gain.
wine, vinum.

winter, hiems.

winter quarters, hiberna (pl.). wisdom, prudentia, sapientia. wise, prudens, sapiens.

wish, velle, cupere, optare, 26. with, cum, or abl.

with disastrous results, male. with impunity, impune.

with indignant voice, use indignabundus.

with less reserve, apertius, 124. with regard to, de, quod attinet ad, 73.

withdraw, (intr.) se recipere, excedere, secessionem facere, (trans.) de-, ab-, or re-ducere. within, intra. without, sine, (w. ger. in -ing) 78; w. effecting one's purpose, re infecta; w. reason, temere; w. the knowledge of, clam qo or qm; w.orders fm. abdy., injussu cs. woman, mulier, femina. wonderful, mirus, Gr. 162, c, 3. wood, silva.

word, verbum, dictum, vox. work, opus.

work mines, metalla exercere. workmanship, opus.

world, terra or terrae, orbis terrarum ; sts. homines, omnes, etc.; the New W., Orbis No