phiaraus.

ēripiō, ere, ripui, reptus, [e + rapio], snatch from, tear away; snatch, take away, remove; save, rescue, preserve; hasten. errō, 1, wander, roam, stray; hover about, linger; go or run hither and thither.

error, ōris, [erro], m., wandering; mistake, error; delusion, deception; maze, puzzle.

ērubēscō, ere, buí, blush; blush at, respect.

ēructō, āre, belch forth; vomit, cast up.

ērumpō, ere, rūpī, ruptus, burst

forth, break through. ēruō, ere, ērui, ērutus, tear up, uproot; overthrow, destroy. erus, i, m., lord, master. Erycinus, a, um, [Eryx], of Eryx. Erymanthus, i, m., a mountain in Arcadia.

Eryx, ycis, m., name of 1) a mountain in western Sicily; 2) a son of Venus.

et, 1) adv., also, too; 2) conj., and; et. et or -que, both

and. etiam, [et + jam], adv., also, too, even, likewise; still.

etsī, [et + si], conj., even if, though, although. Euadnē, ēs, f., Evadne, who threw herself upon the funeral pyre of her husband Capaneus. Euboicus, a, um, of Euboea, an island of the western Aegean Sea.

euhāns, antis, part., crying Euan,

a name of Bacchus.

desses, a euphemistic name of the Furies.

Eurōpa, ae, f., Europe.

Eurōtās, ae, m., a river in Laconia. Eurōus, a, um, [Eurus], of Eurus;

eastern.

Eurus, i, m., the southeast or east wind; wind.

Euryalus, i, m., a comrade of Aeneas.

Eurypylus, i, m., one of the Greeks before Troy.

Eurytiōn, ōnis, m., a comrade of Aeneas.

|ēvādō, ere, vāsī, vāsūrus, go forth,

come out; pass over, pass by,

escape; mount, ascend. ēvānēscō, ere, nui, [cf. vanus],

vanish away; vanish, disappear. ēvehō, ere, xi, ctus, carry out; lift up, raise, exalt.

ēveniō, īre, vēnī, ventum, come

out; come to pass, happen. ēventus, ūs, [evenio], m., event, occurrence; fortune.

ēvertō, ere, verti, versus, overturn, upturn; overthrow, destroy, ruin.

ēvinciō, īre, vinxi, vinctus, bind;

wind around, wreathe.

ēvincō, ere, vici, victus, conquer,

overcome, vanquish.

ēvoco, 1, call forth, summon. ēvolvō, ere, volvi, volūtus, roll forth; with reflexive pronoun, flow.

ex, ē, (ex before either vowels or consonants, e before consonants only), prep. with abl., out of, from; of; since, after; according to; in, on.

Aeneas.

exanimātus, a, um, [exanimo, de

rified.

exanimis, e, and exanimus, a, um, animus], lifeless, breath

[ex less; terrified.

exārdēscō, ere, ārsī, ārsūrus, take

fire, be kindled; blaze forth, blaze up.

employ, busy, keep busy, occupy; engage in, practice, train; consummate; pursue, harass, torment.

exercitus, ūs, [exerceo], m., army; · host, band.

exhālō, 1, breathe out.

excēdō, ere, cessī, cessūrus, go out, withdraw, depart; leave, disappear.

excidō, ere, cidi, [ex + cado], fall

from; slip away, escape, vanish. excīdō, ere, cidi, cisus, [ex + caedo], cut out; hew out, quarry; hollow out, destroy. exciō, īre, īvi or ii, ītus, [ex + cieo], call forth; stir up, arouse,

excite.

excipio, ere, cēpī, ceptus, [ex +

capio], take up, take under one's care; receive, welcome; catch, surprise; foresee, detect; overtake, befall; reply, rejoin. excito, [excio], 1, arouse, excite, stir up.

exclāmō, 1, cry out.

excolo, ere, colui, cultus, cultivate;

improve, refine.

excubiae, ārum, [ex, cf. cubo], f., watch, guard, sentinel; watchfire.

excūdō, ere, cūdi, cūsus, beat out,

forge; strike from. excutiō, ere, cussi, cussus, [ex + quatio], shake from, shake out, dash from; drive out, dislodge; rouse from; beat out; deprive of. exedō, ere, ēdī, ēsus, eat out;

consume, destroy.

drain (to the dregs); endure, undergo, suffer.

exigō, ere, ēgi, āctus, [ex + ago], drive out, drive; pass, spend; complete, finish; weigh, ponder, deliberate; investigate, ascertain.

exiguus, a, um, [exigo], little,

small, scanty, feeble; few. eximō, ere, emi, emptus, [ex +

emo, take], take away, remove, banish.

exin and exinde, adv., then, next, afterwards.

exitiālis, e, [exitium], deadly, fatal.

exitium, i, [exeo], n., destruction,

ruin.

exitus, us, [exeo], m., egress, out

let; end, termination; result, event, issue.

exōdī, isse, ōsus, hate utterly, detest. exoptō, 1, choose out; earnestly

desire, long for.

exordium, i, [exordior, begin], n., beginning, introduction. exorior, iri, ortus, rise, arise. exōrō, 1, earnestly entreat, beseech, implore.

expediō, īre, īvi or ii, ītus, [ex + pes], disentangle, extricate; bring forth, fetch out; set forth, explain.

or out; elude, avoid.

out, banish.

experior, irī, pertus, try, make trial of, experience.

expers, tis, [ex + pars], having

no part in, free from. expleō, ēre, ēvi, ētus, fill out, fill

up, complete; gorge, satisfy. explicō, 1, unfold; set forth, describe.

explōrō, [ex + ploro, bring complaint], 1, find out, search out, examine thoroughly, explore, investigate.

bind; release, deliver.

exsomnis,

sleepless.

e, [ex + somnus],

exsors, tis, [ex + sors], unallotted, special, distinguished; without lot in, deprived of. exspectātus, a, um, [exspecto],

expected, long looked for. exspectō, 1, await, wait for, expect; delay; dally, linger. exspīrō, 1, breathe out. exstinguō, ere, stinxi, stinctus, [exstinguo, put out], put out, blot out, destroy.

above, overtop.

exprōmō, prōmere, prōmpsi, promptus, bring forth; utter. exquirō, ere, sīvī, sītus, [ex + quaero], seek out, search for ; pray for.

exsanguis, e, [ex + sanguis], blood

less, lifeless; pale, wan. exsaturābilis, e, [ex, cf. saturo],

satiable.

exscidium, i, [ex, cf. scindo], n., destruction, ruin. overthrow; downfall.

exscindō, ere, scidi, scissus, tear

down, tear to pieces; extirpate, destroy.

exsecror, [ex + sacro], 1, curse. exsequor, sequi, secutus, follow out; execute, perform.

exstruō, ere, strūxī, strūctus, build

up, elevate; build, erect.

exsul, ulis, [ex + salio, leap], c., exile.

exsultō, [exsilio, leap forth], 1,

leap up, boil up; throb; exult. exsuperō, 1, rise above, mount above, overtop; pass by. exsurgō, ere, surrēxi, rise, arise. [exta, ōrum, n., entrails, vitals. extemplo, [ex + templum, place, spot; on the spot], adv., at once, forthwith, immediately. extendō, ere, tendi, tentus, stretch

out, stretch; prolong, increase. exter or exterus, era, erum, [ex], outside, foreign; extrēmus, a, um, furthest, remotest; uttermost, utmost; last, final, extreme; verge.

extrā, [exter], prep. with acc., outside of, without, beyond. extrēmus, a, um, see exter. exuō, ere, ui, ūtus, put off, lay

aside; strip, lay bare; free from. exūrō, ere, ussī, ūstus, burn up, consume; burn out.

fame, renown; personified,

Rumor.

famēs, is, f., hunger, famine; thirst, greed; personified, Famine.

famula, ae, f., female slave, servant or attendant.

Fabius, i, m., a Roman gentile

name.

attendant.

fandum, i, [for], n., that which may be uttered; right.

far, farris, n., spelt; meal.

maker, contriver.

Fabricius, i, m., a Roman gentile

name.

fabricō, [fabrica, workshop], 1,

fashion, build.

facessō, ere, cessī, cessītus, [facio],

perform, execute.

faciēs, ei, [facio], f., appearance, aspect; face, countenance, features; sight; shape, form, image, kind.

facilis, e, [facio], easy, ready;

pleasant, prosperous.

faciō, ere, fēcī, factus, make, do, form, build; execute, perform, fulfill; offer; suppose. Pass., fiō, fieri, factus, be made, be

come.

factum, i, [facio], n., deed, act,

action; enterprise, transaction. fallax, ācis, [fallo], deceitful, treacherous.

fallō, ere, fefelli, falsus, deceive, disappoint; escape the notice of; beguile; violate; counterfeit. falsus, a, um, [fallo], false, groundless, pretended; delusive, deceptive.

falx, cis, f., sickle.

fāma, ae, [for], f., report, rumor,

story; good name, reputation;

divine will, destiny; right, principle of right, obligation; with est, be right, lawful, destined, proper.

fascis, is, m., bundle of rods; in pl., fasces, the emblem of authority among the Romans. fastīgium, i, ́n., top, summit;

roof, battlement; point.

fastus, ūs, m., arrogance, disdain. fātālis, e, [fatum], fated, destined,

appointed; fateful, fatal, destructive.

fateor, ēri, fassus, confess, ac

knowledge, admit; declare. fatigō, 1, weary, tire out; worry,

trouble, vex, plague; pursue; chide.

fatiscō, ere, yawn; gape open. fātum, i, [for], n., oracle, decree; fate, destiny; doom, disaster, death.

faucēs, ium, f., throat, jaws; mouth, entrance.

faveō, ēre, fāvī, fautūrus, be favorable, favor, be kindly; with ore, speak words of good omen, refrain from words of ill omen, preserve a holy silence.

favilla, ae, f., ashes, embers, cinders.