aeque, adv., equally, &s much, so; aequē ac, as much as. aequus,-a, -um, adj., equal, un- disturbed, comfortable aequō animo, cheerfully; haud aequō animo, impatiently. aes, aeris, ., bronze; aes aliēnum, debt. i. m., a famous Greek Aeschyus Be5 BC. Aesculāpius, i, m., a legendary Creek phusician, worshiped as a god. aestās, -ătis, f., summer. aestus, -ūs, m., heat; tide. aetās, -ātis, f., age, (old) age, life. See ineỗ. aevum, i, n., age. Africa, -ae, f., Africa. Afui, see absum.la land. district; field, ager, ory aggredior, -gredi, -gressus sum, tr., assail, attack, approach, under-aliter, take. agmen, -inis, n., line, column. agnōscō,-nōscere, nōvi, -nitus, tr., recognize, acknowledge, agō, agere, ēgi, āctus, tr., drive, do, A: be atationed; deal (with),, give (thanks), spend, pass ((ỉme), play (rōle), work (oars); age, agite, come! agitur, it is a question: quid a o u Agere. be in (one's) year; in crucem agere, crucify; male agere cum, deal hardly with, illtreat, treat badly. Pass., hap- pen, proceed, go on. agricola, -ae, m., farmer. lherina ofhe hisiorian Taci- tus. Ahēnobarbus, -i, m., Nero' s name before adoption; pl., the Aheno- barbi. aiō, defecl. verb, say.
āla, -ae, J., wing. ,adj., freah, brisk, alacriter, adu., readily, willingly. Abinu Albănus, -&, -um, adj., Alban, desig- nation ofa mountain in Latium. Alexandrea, -ae, f., Alexandria, cily of Egypt. alibi. ad.. elsewhere, in other places; nusquam alibi, nowhere else liouamdiů. ad., for some time, bquat a little. aliquandō, adv., some time, some time or other. aliquantō, adu., somewhat. aliquis (aliqui), aliqua, aliquid (ali- quod), indef.pron., anyone, some- one, somebody; anything, some- thing: adj., some, any aliquō, adv., somewhere. aliquot, indecl. adj., several, a few, under-aliter, adv.. otherwise, differently eliue elie ell4 the other, some otber: .. as noun, others; alii .. in aliam partem, 8ome in one direction, some in another: nihil aliud, nothing else; c aliud, hardly any a Gallic tribe Allobrogěs, -um, Alpěs, -ium,f, the Alps. lte, ad., aloft, on high, high. ther. n another. one (of tuo): alter ...alter, the one. .. the other. altercor, -āri, -Atus sum, intr. quarrel, wrangle. alternus, -&, -um, adj., alternate, every other. altum, -i, n., the deep (i.e., the sea). altus, -a, -um, adj., high, tall, lofty; deep. alveus, -i, m., trough. amābilis, -e, adj., lovable.
