A Copious and Critical English-Latin Lexicon: Founded on the German-Latin Dictionary of Dr. Charles Ernest Georges |
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Common terms and phrases
according account afferre alicui aliquid alicui rei alicujus rei aliquâ aliquem or aliquid aliquid alicui aliquid e. g. also animal animo animum any body's back bear become body body's break bring call cause Cels cere change Cicero circumlocution clear close cold color command common country course court cross danger dare death dere especially facere figuratively general term generally gere give good great habere hæc have hence homo infinitive INTR late latter life made make manner means mind money omnibus one's one's self only opinion opposed order people perhaps person place Plaut Plin plural poetical posed post-Augustan power præ proper properly purpose quâ quæ Quint rare reference right same sense sine small Sometimes speech state Suet take technical term thing time tion turn used Vitr whole word words