n. to flit, to fly about [fre-
quent. volo].
volo, velle, võlŭi, 3 v. a. n.
to be willing, to wish.
volo, -āre, -āvī, -ātum, 1 v.
n. to fly.

Volscens, -ntis, m. Volscens,
a Latin officer.

Volsci, -ōrum, m. the Vol-
scians.

volucĕr, -rís, -rě, adj. swift.
volucris, -is, f. a bird.
võlūmen, -Ĭnis, n. a coil.
volvo, -ĕre, -vi, vŏlūtum, 3 v.
a. to make to roll, to roll, to
twist [in 6, 4 volventia is
part. of middle volvi].
voluto, -are, -āvi, -atum, 1 v.
a. to roll along, to repeat,
re-echo.
vōmis, -ĕris, m. a plough-
share, a plough.

vomo, -ĕre, -mŭí, -mĭtum,
3 v. a. to vomit forth.
voro, -āre, -āvī, -atum, 1 v. a.
to swallow, to devour.
vortex, ĭcis, m.
See ver-

tex.

vosmet, pronoun,

with em-

phatic particle met, your-
selves.

votum, -i, n. a vow, a wish,
a prayer.

Vox, vocĭs, f. a voice.
Vulcanus, -i, m. Vulcan, the
god of fire.

vulgō, adv. commonly.
vulgus, -i, n. the common
people.

vulnus, -ěrĭs, n. a wound.
vultus, -ūs, m. expression of
face, face, look.

Zephyrus, -i, m. the west
wind, a Zephyr.

ABLATIVE of manner, 36,
30

of material, 7, 4; 16, 19
of measure, 25, 18
of place, 37, 166
of price, 37, 30

of quality, 29, 8; 36, 18
of respect, 1, 8; 29, 8;
36, 34, 39; 37, 1-3,
184; with ab 28, 1
of separation, 36, 25
in -i, 5, 8; 7, 9; 9, 1
after muto, 13, 37
Accusative of place whither,
1, 21; 24, 5

of respect, 1, 8-10; 30,
6; 31, 2; 32, 12; 36,
76; 37, 136, 184
Adjective for adverb, 7, 8
Dative of agent, 2, 13; 23,
22; 34, 38

of predicate, 14, 10; 37,

116

of price, 27, 13

of subject, 26, 1; 37, 142;
13, 21

after reus, 32, 113; dam-
natus, 33, 4

Hendiadys, 13, 13; 20, 57;
21, 10; 37, 55
Hiatus, 4, 4; 11, 9; 31,
26

Imperfect subjunct. dependent
on historical present,
37, 161

Indicative imperf. and pluperf.
for subjunct. 24, 34;
30, 20

Infinitive, historic, 5, 5-6;
36, 26; 37, 175-6
passive in -ier, 37, 56
Intransitive verbs in passive,
30, 26; 34, 82