126 EASY LATIN STORIES. [CON-DEI coiitinuiiB, a, um, adj., haildxng together, succeanve. contra, adv. and prep., over against, in T&gly, contrano, zi, ctom, y. S, to bring to- gether, form,. contrarius, a, um, adj., oppoeite. controversia, ae, f., a dispute, contiimolia, ae, f. , an insult. contumeliosus, a, um, adj., insulting. convenio, veni, ventum, v. 4, to eome together, to he a^eed upon, converto, ti, sum, v. 8, to turn to. conToco, Y. I, to call together. cooj>erio, mi, rtom, v. 4, to cover up. coorior, ortus, v. 4, dep., to arise, start. copia, ae, f., plenty, ]^lii. forces. copiosos, a, am, adj. , plentifuL ' coquo, xi, ctum, v. 3, to cook. coquus, i, m., a cook. coram, adv. and prep., in the presence of face to face. corbis, is, f., a basket, corium, ii, n., a hide. comu, us, n., a horn, wing {of an army). cornutus, a, um, adj., homed, corono, v. 1, tocroum. corpus, oris, n., a body. corripio, ripui, reptmu, v. 8, to seize, (cum-rapio.) cormmpo, rupi, mptum, to bribe, destroy. cothurnus, i, m. , a buskin. crassitudo, inis, f., thickn-ess. crassus, a, um, adj., thick* crater, eris, m., a bowl. Gratis, is, f., wickerwork. credo, didi, ditum, v. 8, to trust, be- lieve. cremo, v. 1, to bum, creta, ae^ f., chalk, crimen, inis, n., an aeeusation. crinitus, a, um, acy., long-haired, crocodilus, i, m., a crocodile, crudelis, e, adj., crueL cruor, oris, m., blood, eras, uris, n., a leg. crax, iicis. f., a cross. cubitum, i, n., ^ elbow, OiCubit, culex, icis, m., a mosquito, culter, tri, m. , a knife. cultura, ae, f., cultivation. cultus, us, m. , dress. cum, prep., toith. cunctus, a, um, adj., all. cuniculus, i, m., a miaie. cnpido, inis, f., desire. '^t ivi or ii, itum, v. 3, to desire. cupidus, a, um, adj., desirous, cur, adv., why. cura, ae, f., care. curia, ae, f., a senaJte-house, euro, y. 1, to care, attend to. curriculum, i, n., a ra4:e, chariot. curro, cucurri, cursum, v. 3, to run, currus, us, m., a chariot. cursus, us, m., a running, course, curvo, V. 1, to bend. cuspis, idis, f., a point. custodia, ae, f., a watching, guard, custodio, ivi or ii, itum, v. 4, to watch. custos, odis, c, a keeper, loatshman. cutis, is, f . , the skin. cymba, ae, f. , a boat, Damno, y. 1, to condemn, damnum, i, n., damage, loss. de, prep., dovmfrom, from, concemivg. dea, ae, f., a goddess. dealbo, v. 1, to whiten, debeo, ui, itum, v. 2, to owe. decern, num., tsn. decerao, crevi, cretum, v. 8, to decide, fight, decerto, y. 1, tofiaht out, decet, cuit, y.2,ttis seemly, behoves. decido, cidi, v. 2, to fall down, (de- cade.) d^imuB, a, um, num. a4j.« tenth, decipio, oepi, ceptum, v. 8, to deceive. declare, v. 1, to reveal, declare. dectmlK), cubui, v, Z, to Ue down, re- cline cU table. dedico, y. 1, to dedicate, offer. dedo, didi, ditum, y. 8, to give up, sur- render, defectio, onis, f . , a revolt defendo, di, sum, y. 8, to guard, pro- tea, defero, tuli, latum, y. 8, irreg., to bring down, report, bring to land. deflcio, feci, fectum, y. 8, to leave, re- volt from, fail, (de facio. ) definio, ivi, itnm, v. 4, to mark out dethiQ, xi, xum, y. 8, tofiow down. defodio, fodi, fossum, y. 3, to dig deep, or up. deformis, e, adj., ugly. deformitaa, atis, f., ugliness. defuneor, functus, v. 3, dep., to finish, perjorm. sdeglutio, v. 4, to steallow up. de^o, degi, v. 8, to spend time, live. dem, adv., then. deinceps, adv., in turn, next, (deia- canio. ) deinae, adv., then, 7iea±
