Some of the more familiar fables of Phædrus, with a vocabulary, ed. by J.T. White1872 - Fables, Latin |
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adverbial Æsop ÆSOPUS akin to Gr akin to Sans apocopated āre āri atum ātus atus sum augmentative āvi bear bring CANIS cause cœpit comm Comp conj connecting vowel čre děre deûm ditum epenthetic ěra ěre ěris exemplum FABULA făcio fēci fectum ferre ficěre force Gerund Hæc hence illi indecl inquit īre irreg itum īvi lay hold LUPUS Malè mihi missum mitto neut ntis obsol one's õris õrum ōsa õsum pass perf person or thing Phædrus Pisistratus pluperf plur præ prep pres prob pron pronominal root quæ quam quia quid quis quod quum răpio reptum ripŭi seize sing subj Subst suffix sūs tāre tātum tāvi tendi tentum tibi tūs v. a. contr v. a. ē ex v. a. intens volo VULPES
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Page 57 - Powerful, mighty. 1. pot-Ior, ms, comp. adj. [pSt-is, "powerful"] ("More powerful "; hence) To be preferred ; that may, or can, be preferred; preferable, better [prob. akin to Sans, root PA, " to support,"
Page 20 - Pass. : af-fSror, allatua sum, ; afferri. do" something "to" a person or thing ; hence) 1. To treat or use either well or ill.
Page 21 - Fab. [akin to /сатгр-oc]. ap-peto, pëtlvi or pëtïi, pët¡tum, pëtGre, 3. va [forad-pëto ; fr. ad. "to or towards" ; pëto, " to seek or go to "] (" To seek, or go, to or towards"; hence) To strive after; to endeavour to get or obtain.
Page 54 - ; hence, " to disappear"; hence) 1. To perish, lose one's life, die.— 2. Of things : To perish, be destroyed. — 3. Of a ship : To perish, be lost.— 4. Of sound : To die away.
Page 64 - Simula • ermu, cri, n. [simul(a)-o, " to make like "] (" That which is made like" any object; hence, "an image, effigy,
Page 68 - ; hence) 1. The earth, as opposed to the sea, etc.: mari et terra, by sea and land.— 2.
Page 45 - Л freedman, with respect to the person manumitted. licent-îa, ïœ,f. [licens.licentis, "acting according to one's own will "] ("The condition or state of the licens
Page 58 - To look at attentively, to gaze upon. pro-sum, fui, desse, vn [pro, " for "; sum, " to be "] (" To be for" a person orthing; hence) With Dat. [§ 106, (3)] : To be useful or of use ; to do good, pro/it, benefit. pro-tiiius, adv. [for protenus; fr. pro, "before"; tenus, " as far as "] (" As far as before"; hence, " onwards, before one "; hence) Of time : Forthwith, instantly, immediately, directly.
Page 60 - Dtit., cui), pron. interrog. : 1. What person or thing ? what sort of a person or thing?— 2. [§ 149] Who? which one ? what ? — Adverbial ueut. Ace. : quid, why ? wherefore ?— As Subst. : a. quis, m. What person, who. — b. quid, n. What thing, what [rls, "who? which