424. ǎp-is, is. f. The bee. flōr-ĕus, ča, ĕum. Adj. sub-volv-o (line 9). 3. v. a. Decked with flowers. To roll. rus, ruris. n. The country. Pl. The fields. 425. tec-tum, ti. n. A roof, 431. house. con-clud-o (line 358). 3. drive about, exercise, follow. v. a. To enclose. sulc-us, i. m. A furrow. | Full-grown. ex-ercĕo. 2. V. a. Το ădul-tus, ta, tum. Adj. young. li-quor, qui, no Perf. 3. v. dep. To be liquid. mel, mellis. The 433. n. Honey. ŏp-ŭlentus, ŭlenta, ŭlen fortūnā-tus, ta, tum. Adj. tum.. Adj. Rich in. Happy, fortunate. lu-cus, ci. grove. 44I. 448. ær-ĕus, ča, čum. Adj. grăd-us, ūs. m. A step. 3. v. nect-o, ĕre, nexăi, nexum. a. To bind, fasten 449. trab-s, is. f. A beam. for-is, is. f. A door. card-o, inis. m. A hinge, turning-point. 450. offero, offerre, obtuli, ob m. A wood, lātum. v. a. irreg. To present, show. the waters of the Xanthus equal. and fed upon the Trojan con-gredior (line 172). 3. plains, Ulysses and Diomed v. dep. To fight, contend. entered the king's camp on the night of his arrival, slew him, and carried off his horses. niv-ĕus, ča, ĕum. Adj. Snow white. tentōr-ĭum, ii. n. A tent. fertur. of fero. 476. Pres. Ind. pass. hær-čo, ere, hæsi, hæsum. 2. v. n. To remain fast, be fixed. re-săpīnus, sŭpīna, săpîn- | um. Adj. Lying on the vĕr-o. Adv. back. 478. in-scribo, scribĕre, scripsi, ¦ groan. 485. In truth, indeed. gĕm-ĭtus, ĭtūs. m. A scriptum. 3. v. a. To mark. pulv-is, ĕris. m. Dust. 486. ăm-icus, ici. m. A friend. 487. æqu-us, a, um. Adj. Favourable, friendly. Non æquus. Unfriendly. 480. cri-nis, nis. m. The hair. Пli-ăs, ădis. ƒ. per-misceo (line 124). To A Trojan intermingle. 489. To 482. div-a, æ. f. A goddess. woman. pass-us, a, um. Perf. Part. pass. of pando. Dishevelled. pepl-um, i. n. A robe of state. 481. supplic-ĭter. Adv. Suppliantly, humbly. tund-o, ĕre, tŭtŭdi, tunsum and tūsum. 3. v. a. strike, beat. 483. drag along. 484. āvers-us, a, um. Perf. Part. pass. of averto. rap-to. I. v. a. intens. To small shield. Amazon. lūnā-tus, ta, tum. Adj. |