son of Läértes and king of Ithaca and Dulíchium. This word is in Latin written Ulysses or Ulýx- utérque, útraque, utrúmque, genitive, utri es or Ulixus, oftener than Ulysseus. úmbra, umbræ, a noun common, of the first declension and feminine gender. a shadow or shade umbráculum, umbráculi, a noun common, of the second declension and neuter gender. an arbour, a bower umbrósus, umbrósa, umbrósum, an adjective of three terminations. shadowy, umbrageous, embowering úsque, a pronominal adjective, compounded of úter, which of the two, and the adjunctive particle que. each, both of the two útì, a conjunction, and sometimes an adverb. as, that or to the end that how, vi, 31 útinám, an adverb. Oh that! would! I wish úva, úvæ, váleo, válui, válitum, valére, a verb neuter, of the second conjugation. I am able, ix, 38 I avail or have efficacy, ix, 12 I am in health, iii, 79 The second person (both singular and plural) of the imperative of this verb, is generally translated farewell or adieu. vállis, vállis; et, válies, vállis, a noun common, of the third declension, and of the feminine gender. a valley, vale, or dale várius, vária, várium, a potent drug, viii, 95 véniens, venientis, the present participle of vénia, which sce. coming vénio, véni, véntum, venire, a verb neuter, of the fourth conjugation. I come, iii, 30, 50, 77, iv, 52, vii, 11, 40, viii, 28, 109, x, 19, 20, 21, 24, 26, 77 I resort, ii, 4 a conjunction. but Vésper, Vésperis, a noun proper, of the third declension, and masculine gender. I arrive, i, 30, 66, iv, 4, vii, 47, ix, 62, 67 Vesper, Hesperus, the Evening star I reach or attain, iii, 88 I descend or agree to, iii, 49 vénor, venátus sum, venári, a verb deponent, neuter and likewise transitive, of the first conjugation. I hunt, chace or pursue ventósus, ventósa, ventósum, on adjective of the terminations. windy véster, véstra, véstruni, an adjective pronoun of three terminations, expres sive of possession relating to the second person plurul, vos, ye or you. your vestigium, vestigii, a noun common, of the second declension, and neuter genicr. the print of a fool, a footstep, ii, 12, vi, 58 a noun common, of the first declension and feminine gender. a noun common, of the second declension, and neuter gender. wine viola, víolæ, a noun common, of the first declension and feminine gender. Although the commen sort of violets be blue, yet some are yellow, and others variegated. The yellow violet is termed 'pansy' or 'heart's ease." Some take the viola pállens of the ancients to b 'pansy;' but others, again, stock gilly-flower,' else wall-flower,' called by the Greeks leukon i on, and by the Roman botanists, leucorum. a noun common, of the second declension and mascu line gender. a noun common, of the third declension, and of the feminine gender. a virgin, a damsel, a lady, vi, 47, 52 the Virgin Astræa or Justice, iv, 6 a shoot, a sprig or twig viridis, viridis, viride, an adjective of two terminations. verdant, green vírtus, virtútis, I invoke or call upon, i, 37 I invite, ii, 49 vólo, vis, vólui, vélle, vólens, a verb neuter and transitive, irregular. I am willing, iii, 28 I wish, vi, 25, vii, 19 I please or like, i, 10 a noun common, of the third declension, and of the volueris, vólueris, feminine gender. a noun common, of the third declension, and of the feminine gender. any winged creature, any large bird an cagle or a vulture, vi, 42 voluptas, voluptátis, a noun common, of the third declension and the fominine gender. pleasure sensuality, dissipation, debauch bent, liking, inclination, ii, 65 mirth, gaiety, gladsomeness, v, 58 volúto, volutávi, volutátum, volutáre, a verb frequentative, neuter and likewis active, of the first conjugation. I roll often, I wallow 1 ponder, I revolve or con over, ix, 37 vótum, vóti, a noun cominon, of the second declension and neuter gender. a vow, a solemn promise, v, 74, 79, 80 a wish Vox, vócis, END OF THE LEXICON, INDEX VOCABULORUM OMNIUM QUÆ IN ECLOGIS VIRGILII NUMERI ROMANI ECLOGAM, ARABICI VERSUM INDICANT. A. à et ab, passim abdúcere, ii, 43 ábeat, vii, 56 ádspice, il, 66, iv, 50, 52, v, 6, Alcippen, vii, 14 adsit, ii, 68, iv, 56 viii, 105, ix, 58 Alcónis, v, 11 Aléxi, ii, 6, 19, 65 Alexin, ii, 1,73, v, 86 Alexis, ii, 56, vii, 55 aliénus, iii, 5 áliquam, iii, 73, vi, 55 álit, iii, 30 áliud, vi, 26 álium, ii, 73, x, 23 álmum, viii, 17 álnos, vi, 63 álnus, viii, 53, x, 74 altária, i, 44, v, 66, viii, 64, 74, 105 álter, iii, 34, 40, iv, 34, v, viii, 39 áltera, iii, 71, iv, 34, 35 altérna, iii, 59, v, 14 altérnis, iii, 59, vii, 18 altérnos, vii, 19 áltis, i, 84, vii, 66 amábat, ii, 52 amábit, v, 76, vii, 63 ámant, iii, 59, viii, 108 amáræ, vi, 62 amáras, i, 79 amáros, iii, 110 49, Amarylli, 1, 37, viii, 77, 78, 101 Amaryllida, i, 5, ix, 22 Amaryllidis, ii, 14, iii, 81 Amaryllis, i, 31, ii, 52 ámat, iii, 62, 84, 88,v, 61, vii, 63 ámbo, iii, 34, v, 1, vi, 18, vii, 4, 4,18 ámet, iii, 90 ámnein, v, 25 ámo, iii, 78 amómum, iii, 89, iv, 25 ámor, ii, 68, iii, 101, 102, vii, 21, amore, vi, 10, 46, viii, 18, 91, x, 10 amóres, iii, 109, viii, 23, ix, 56, x, 6,34,53,54 amóri, ii, 68, x, 69 amplexus, iii, 45 ámpliùs, iii, 105 Amynta, iii, 74 Amyntas, ii, 35, 39, iii, 66, 83, v, 8, 15, 18, x, 37, 38, 41 àn, iii, 1, 21, v, 53, 87, viii, 49, anéthi, ii, 48 ánguis, iii, 93, viii, 71 animália, vi, 40 animæ, vi, 32 |