The Philadelphia Vocabulary, English and Latin: Put Into a New Method, Proper to Acquaint the Learner with Things as Well as Pure Latin Words : for the Use of Schools |
Common terms and phrases
ācis Adjective Amygdala Answer āris ārum ātis atum belong Bestia BIRDS Body Bone Business Cīvis cometh Compounded Word Corn crētum crēvi Drink EARTH ēgi Equus ěris ētis Faber Female is called Fish Flesh Căro Foor is called fore Fruit Gălērus gelded is called Gout hath Head HERBS House HOUSEHOLD STUFF Hyssop icis idis înis INSECTS itis itum jūris Lăcertus Land Latin Learner Lucretius luxi Maketh Mālus mansi Meat METAL MINERAL Mouth Nāre Nigh Nouns Number Olīva ōnis õpis õris õrum õtis Phædrus Philadelphia Vocabulary Place planted Plough Pome Præter Tense Prepositions Proper Names RAIN reading of Corderius Romans Sail seldom Sēnex sēnis Sense Serpens Serpent Sheep Ship SHRUB signifies Skin Sõrōris Speech Stone Supine Thing Trees ūcis ūdis Undeclined understood ŭris ūtis Vessels Vexillum Want Water Wind worketh in Iron
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Page 92 - Radtol (ordinal nnmbers) the first the second the third the fourth the fifth the sixth the seventh the eighth the ninth the tenth the eleventh the twelfth the thirteenth the fourteenth the fifteenth the sixteenth the seventeenth the eighteenth the nineteenth the twentieth the twenty-first...
Page 57 - ... reddish dye. They were at first the peculiar wear of the Alban kings, afterwards of the kings of Rome Julius Caesar, who was very singular in his whole habit, was particularly remarkable for wearing mullei on ordinary days The Roman solece were a sort of sandals, without any upper leather, so that they covered only the sole of the foot, being fastened above with straps and buckles. These were the ordinary fashion of the women, and therefore counted scandalous in the other sex The crepida had...
Page 15 - A SHRUB is a Plant which riseth not up to the just Bigness of a Tree ; such is THE Bramble The Junijier Ivy The Myrtle Л Reed The Rose-l.Uih 1 Tfi: Tamaii&k The Vine beareth Л 'bunch nf Grafies 3 Л Vine Leaf is R
Page 21 - Outward Senses above mentioned, there are three Inward Senses given us, whereby ^ït may know that we perceive things, Common Sense Г § The Fancy J . The Memory | Mémöria, яе, С.