INDEX.

evenit ut, 621.

exaequare, construction of, 389. note 2.

excedere, with the accusat., 387.

excellere, construction of, 488.
excludere, construction of, 468.

exire, construction of, 468.

existimare, with two accusat., 394.; is

used pleonastically, 750.

existunt qui, with the subjunct., 561.
expedire, construction of, 468.
expedit, with the dative, 412.
experiens, with the genit., 438. note.
expers, with the genit., 436, 437. note 2.;
with the ablat., 437. note. 2.

ex quo (scil. tempore), 309. 478. 763.
exscissum and excisum, 189.
extemplo, meaning of, 272.
extra, meaning of, 300.
extremum est ut, 621.

exuere, construction of, 418.
exulare, construction of, 468.
exuor, construction of, 458.

Fabula, ellipsis of, 39. in fin.
fac (facio), quantity of, 24.

Fac form-
ing a circumlocution for the impera-
tive, 586.; with the subjunct., 618.
624.

facere de aliquo, aliquo, alicui, and facere
cum aliquo, 491.; facere, with two ac-
cusatives, 394.; with the genitive,
444.; with a participle, 618.
facere certiorem, construction of, 394.
note 1.

facere non possum quin, 538.

facere quod, 628.

facere ut, 618, 619. 816.

facere, ellipsis of, 771.

facile, adverb, 267.

facilis and difficilis, with the supine or
ad, 671.

factum, egregie factum, 722.
fallit me, 390. note.

familiaris, with the dative and genit., 410.
familias, the ancient genit., 45. note 1.
fando audire, 220.

fas, with the supine in u, 670.
faxo, faxim, &c., 161. e.

fearing, verbs of, with ut and ne, 533.
febris, ellipsis of, 763.

fecundus, with the genit., 436.
fer, quantity of, 24.

ferax, with the genit., 436.

fere and ferme, their difference from
paene and prope, 279.

589

390. note.

G, the letter, 4.

The

gaudeo, construction of, 629.
gender, of the predicate, 376.
genitive, of the subject and object, 423.
and note 1. The genitive instead of
a noun in apposition, 425.
genit. with adverbs of place, 434.;
with neuters of adjectives, 435.;
with relative adjectives, 436.; with
the participle present active, 438.;
with neuters of pronouns, and adjec-
tive pronouns, 432. Genitive of qua-
lity, 426, 427. Pleonastic genitive in
expressions denoting time, 434. in fin.
Genitive paraphrased by prepositions,
430.; of value and price, 444, 445. ;
of guilt and crime, 446.; of punish-
ment, 447.

genitive of the gerund, 425. 659. foll. ;
joined with the genit. plural of sub-
stantives, 661.

genitive, of the participle fut. passive
with esse, 662.

genitivus partitivus, 429. 431.
genitive, its position, 791.; instead of
the ablat., 437. 470.; instead of the

accusat., 661.; the genit. animi with
adjectives, 437. 1.

genitus, with the ablat. alone, 451.
gentium, used pleonastically, 434.
genus, used in circumlocutions, 678. ;
(hoc, id, illud, omne) genus, used ad-
verbially, 428.; genus clari, for genere,
in Tacitus, 458.

gerund, in a passive sense, 658.
gerundivum, 656.

gladiatoribus, in answer to the question,
"when?" 475. note.

gloriari, construction of, 452.
gnarus, with the genit., 436.
gradatio, a figure, 822.

gratia and causa, 679.; their position,

I and u, middle sounds, 2.; i and e for
the Greek e, 1. The letter i, S.; i in
the genit. singul. instead of is, 61. 1.;
in the ablative of names of towns,
63. in fin., and the note at the foot of
page; i, for ii in the genit. sing. of the
second declens., 49.; in the perfect,
160.; i, instead of ji in the com-
pounds of jacere, 183.

-ia, the termination, 246. 2.
-ia, quantity of, 16. note 1.
jam, e. g. nihil jam, 286.
iambic verse, 835. foll.
jamdudum, 287.

jampridem, 287. in fin.

—ibam, instead of iebam, 162.
-ibo, instead of iam, 162.
-icio, instead of jicio, in the
pounds of jacio, 183. in fin.
-icus, the termination, 250. 2.
ictus, 828.

com-

id, with the genit., 432.; id aetatis, id
temporis, 459.; id agere ut, 614.; id
quod, instead of quod, 371.

idem, meaning of, 127.; with the genit.,
432.; instead of etiam and tamen, 127.
C97.; idem qui, ac, atque, ut, cum, 704.;
idem with the dative, 704. in fin.
identidem, 276. 2.

idoneus, with qui and the subjunctive,
568.; with the dative of the gerund,
664.

jecur, declension of, 57.

igitur, 355.; placed first in Cicero, 357.;
equivalent to " I say," 739.

ignarus, with the genitive, 436.

-ile, the termination, 244.

iidem and iisdem, pronunciation of, 132.

imitari, 388.

immemor, 436.

immunis, 437. note 2. 468.

immo, meaning of, 277.

impatiens, with the genit., 438.
impedire, with quominus and ne, 543. c.;
with the infinitive, 544.
imperare, construction of, 617.
imperative, 583.; paraphrased by fac,
noli, cave, 586.; the imperative of
direct speech becomes the subjunctive
in the oratio obliqua, 603. Use of
the imperative future, 584.; the im-
perat. fut. passive has no second
person plur., 151. 164. The imperat.
perf. passive, 587.

imperfect of the indicative, 502.; the
imperfect in hypothetical sentences,
524.; used instead of the pluperfect,

indigere, 463.
indignari, 629.

indignus qui, with the subjunct., 568.;
indignus with the ablative, 467.
indirect speech, 545. foll., 603.
induere, 418.

inesse, 415, 416.
infamare, 446.

infinitive perfect, instead of the infinit.

present, 590. 611.; infinit. future
with verbs of promising and hoping,
605.; infinit. future, paraphrased; the
historical infinit., 599. note; the in-
finit. as the subject, 597, 598.; as the
object, 597.; as the predicate, 600.
note. The infinit. with relative ad-
jectives is poetical, 598. 659. in fin.;
the infinit. instead of the genit. of the
gerund, 659.; instead of ut with the
subjunct., 616.

infinitum est, the indicat. instead of the
subjunct., 520.

infra, meaning of, 300.

inimicitiae, a plurale tantum, 94.

inimicus, with the dative and genit., 410.
initio, at first, without a preposit., 495.
innitor, 452.

inquam, “I say," 739.

inquit, ellipsis of, 772.; its position,

terrogative sentences, 552, 553, 554.;
in the accusat. with the infinit., 603.
intra, meaning of, 300.

intransitive verbs used in a transitive
sense, and governing the accusat.,
383.; with the dative, 412.
invadere, 387.

invenire, with two accusat., 394.
inveniuntur qui, with the subjunct., 561.
inventum, as a substant. joined with an
adverb, 722.

invidere, 412, 413.

invidendus, as an adjective, 657.

-inus, the termination, 252.

inutilis, 409.; with the dative of the
gerund, 664.

-is, the termination, 237.
Ionic verse, 852. foll.

ipse, meaning of, 125. note, 695. 702.;
used as the subject, 696.; with pos-
sessive pronouns, 696. note; in the
oblique cases, 702. Ipsum joined to
an infinitive, 598.; to nunc and tum,
270.; et ipse, instead of etiam, 698.
irasci, with the dative, 412.; its perfect
succensui, 209.

ire, with the supine, 669.
irony, implied in certain particles, 345.
note, 526.

is, meaning of, 127.; at the beginning
of a sentence, 699.; instead of the
reflective pronoun, 604.; ellipsis of,
765, 766.; used pleonastically with
quidem, 744.; isque, et is (quidem),
699.; is-qui, 556. 704.

is (eis), in the accusat. plur. instead of
es, 68. note.

-is, dropped in the preterite tenses,
161.

islands, names of, construction of, 398.
note 1.

istac, 291.

iste, meaning of, 127. 701.; iste joined
with talis and tantus, 701. note.
istic, istuc, istine, adverbs of place, 291.
isto, as an adverb, 291. note.
istud, with the genitive, 432.

ita, 281.726.; used pleonastically, 748.;
ita ut, 726.

itaque, 344. note; its position, 355.;
comp. 739.

-itas, the termination, 246.
iterum, 123.

itinere without the preposit. in, 482.
jubeor facere, vetor, 607.

jubere, construction of, 412.; with the
accus. with the infinit. &c., 617.
jucundus, with the supine, infinit., or ad,

671.

judicare, with two accusat., 394.; with
the genit, of a crime, 446.
jugerum, declension of, 97.; its meaning,

875.

-ium, derivative termination, 241.
-ium, in the genit. plur. of the third
declens., 66.

junctus, with the ablat. alone, 474.
Juppiter, declension of, 69.

-ius, quantity of, 16.; termination,
251. 6

juratus, with an active meaning, 123.
juris (e) consultus, 437. note 2.

justum erat, the indicat, instead of the
subjunct., 518.

juvare, 388.; juvat me, 390. note.
juxta, as an adverb, 323.; juxta ac
(atque), S40. note.

legem dare, construction of, 617.
-lentus, the termination, 252. 10.
levare, 468.

liberare, with the genit., 446.; with the
ablat. alone or with ab, 468.
liber, 468.

licere, with the genit., 444.

licet, construed as a conjunction, 574.;
licet esse, with the accus. and the
dative, 601.; with the infinit. act.
and pass., 608.; with the subjunct.,
624.; licet, the indicat, instead of the
subjunct., 518.; used pleonastically,

750.

litterae, orthography of, 12.; with dis-
tributive numerals, 119.; with pos-
sessive pronouns, 684.

locare, with the genit., 444.; with is

and the ablat., 489.; with the par-
ticiple fut. pass., 653.

loci, locorum, 434.; loci and loca, dif-
ference between, 99.

loco and locis, without the prepos. in,

481.

locus, in apposition to names of towns,

399.

logaoedic verse, 858.

long syllables, 15.; long vowels, 16
note 1.; in certain words, 17.
longe, with comparatives and super-
latives, 108.

longus, with the accusat., 395.

longum est, the indicat. instead of the
subjunct., 520.

luci, in the phrase cum primo luci, 78..

note.

ludere, transitive and intransitive, 383.
ludis, in answer to the question "when"?
475. note.

-lus, la, lum, the termination, 240.

Mactare, 418.

mucte, 103., and macti, 453.

magis, used in circumlocutions, 106. 114.
690.; pleonastically, 747.
magnam, maximam partem, 459.
magni, parvi, &c., with the verbs of es-
timating, 444, 445.

magno, parvo, &c., with the verbs of
buying, 445.

maledicere, 412.

malim, with the subjunct., 624.

malle, construction of, 488.

mallem, meaning of, 528.

mandare, 617.

mane, 89. 270.

manere, with the accusat., 383.

manifestus, with the genit., 446. note.
mare, ellipsis of, 763.

me, before the names of gods, 361. note.
mederi, with the dative, 412.

medicari and medicare, construction of,
413.

meditari ut, 614.

mediusfidius, 361. note.
mehercule, 361. note.

melius erat, the indicat. instead of the
subjunct., 518.

melos, melus, and melum, 89.

memini, construction of, 439, 440.; with
the infinit. present, 589.

memor, 436.

-men, the termination, 238.

in mentem venit, construction of, 439,
440.

-mentum, the termination, 238.
-met, the suffix, 131. 139.
metuens, with the genit., 438.
metuere, construction of, 414. 533.
meum est, 448.

mi, for mihi, 131.

mihi crede, instead of profecto, 801.
mile, Roman, 875.

miles, instead of milites, 364.

militia, construed like the names of
towns, 400.

military expressions without the prepos.
cum, 473.

mille and milia, 116.

millies, in the sense of "very often," 692.
million, how expressed, 115.
minimum, with the genit., 432.
ministrare, construction of, 412. 653.
minus, with the genit., 432.; instead of
non, 731.; without quam, 397. 485.

miror, 629.

miserari, 442.

miserescere and misereri, 442.

nam and enim, 345. note; nam, namque,
345. note, 739. 808. note.

names in ius used as adjectives, 254.
nascitur, 615.

natu, 90. 670.

natura fert, ut, 622. in fin.

natus, "old," with the accus., 397.; with
the ablat., 451.

nauci habere, 444. note.

ne, inseparable particle, 330. in fin.
ne, 24. note, 347. 532. 573.

ne, the interrogative particle, 352. 554.;
with the accus, with the infinit., 609.
ne-ne, a poetical and unclassical form
of a question, 454.

ne aliquid, 708.; ne multa, ne multis, ne
plura, 769.; ne non, 535.; after vide,
754. note.

ne, with the subjunct. instead of the im-
perat., 529. note.

ne, with the imperative, in Plautus and
Terence, 585.

nec nec, with the singular, 374.
nec, instead of ne-quidem, 277.
nec, instead of neu, 535. in fin.
nec ipse, 698.

nec is, 699.

песпе, 554.

nec non, 334.

necesse, 103. in fin.; necesse est, con-
struction of, 625.; with the infinit.
act. and pass., 608.

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