loqu-or (line 229). 3.

sparg-o, ĕre, sparsi, spar- v. dep. To speak.

sum. 3. v. a. To disperse,

615.

Sid-on, onis and ōnis (Acc. Sīdōna). ƒ. Sidon (a city of Phoenicia)

620.

ex-pello (line 11). 3. v. a.

To drive out.

patri-us, a, um. Adj.

land, native.

sem-per. Adv. Ever, al- Belonging to one's father

ways.

639.

croc-ĕus, ĕa, ĕum. Adj. A Saffron-coloured, yellow. vēlā-men, mînis.

garment.

n.

A

ăcanth-us, i. m. Acanthus,

ar-s, tis. f. Art, artifice. bear's foot (a plant).

lăbōr-o. I. V. a. Το

650.

(daughter of Jupiter and

To en- Leda, and wife of Menelaus).

sĕr-ĭes, ĭēi. ƒ. A succes- Unlawful, forbidden.

651.

in-concess-us, a, um. Adj.

sion.

Hýměnæ-us, i. m. Hy

men (god of marriage). Pl.

642.

Marriage.

646.

653.

eldest daughter of Priam,

sto (line 268). To be King of Troy).

extul-erat, from effero. See

line 127.

Lēd-a, æ. f. Leda (the mother of Castor and Pollux, also of Helen).