pro-red] VOCABULARY. 139 proverbium, ii, n.) aproverbf aaying. providentia, ae. f ., foretfumgfU, provincia, ae, i., aprovifice. proximus, a, um, aqj., nearest (prope). publicus, a, um, ad.f public, pugio, onis, in., a dagger, pugiia, ae, f., a fight, piigno, V. 1, tonaM. pulcer, or pulcher, era, cram, adj., beaiUifid. pulcre, adv., heautifuUy, pullus, i, m., a yowng animal. pulso, V. 1, freq., to pushy heat, punicum. See malum punicum. punio, ivi or ii, itum, v. 4, to punish, puppis, is, f., a stemy ship, purgo, V. 1, to cleanse, puteus, i, m., a well, puto, y. 1, to think, putresco, v. 8, iucep., to grow rotten. Qua, adv., w?iere, quadrigae, arum,f., a four-horse chariot, (quatuor-iugum.) quadringenti, ae, a, num. y four hundred, quadrupes, pedis, adj., four-footed, quaero, quaesivi, quaesitum, v. 8, to inquire, quaestus, us, m., gain, qualis, e, adj. pron., qfwhat sort, such as, as. quam, adv., Jiow, with superlative, as mu4ih as possible. quamdiu, adv., how lona, quam vis, conj., althougn, quando, conj., when, since. quaudoquidero, conj., since. quauto, adj., by how much, quantus, a, um, adj., ?iow great, such as, as. quare, adv., why, wher^ore, quasi, co^j., as if, quatuor, num.,/oMr. quemadmodum, adv., how, as. qui, quae, quod, pron., who, which, quia, conj., because. quicunque, quaecunque, quodcunque, pron., whoever, whatever. quidam, quaedam, quoddam, and quid- dam, pron., a certain one, quidem, adv., indeed. quies, etis, f., rest. quilibet, quaelibet, quodlibet, and quid- libet, pron., any you please, quin, conj., but that. quindecim, num., fifteen. quingenti, ae, a, imm., Jive hundred, quinquaginta, num., fifty, qiunque, num., five. quintus, a, nm, num. adj.,^i^. quippe, conj., since, as, quis, quid, pron., who, whatt quis, ^ua, quid, any. quisnam, quaenam, quodnam, and quid- nam, pron., who, whatt quispiam, quaepiam, quodpiam, and ^uidpiam, pron., any one, some one, quisquam, quaequam, quicquam, pron., any. (after negatives.) quisque, quaeque, qnodque, and quid- ^ue, pron., eacn, quisquis, quaeque, quodquod, and quid- quid, pron., each, quivis, quaevis, quodvis, and quidvis, pron., any you vnU, quo, adv., whither. quoad, adv., till, as long as. quocumque, adv., whithersoever. quod, coig., because, that; quod si, but if, quominus, coi^'., by which the less, from. quomodo, adv., how. quoniam, conj., since, quoque, conj., also. quot, adj., how manyt as many as. quotcumque, adv., how many soever, quotidie, adv., daily. quoties, adv., a« often as. quotquot, adj., hmo many soever, aa many soever as. quousque, adv., how far, quum, conj., wfien, since, qumn, turn, both, and. Radix, ids, f., a root. rado, rasi, rasum, v. 3, to shave. ramentum, i, n., a shaving, (rado.) ramus, i, m., a branch, ran a, ae, f., a frog. raptim, adv., violently, hastily, (rapio.) rarus, a, um, adj., scarce. ratio, onis, f., a reason, account, kind. ratus, a, um, participle (reor), settled, thinking. recedo, cessi, cessmn, v. 8, to retire. receptaculum, i, n., a magazine, shelter, recipio, cepi, ceptum, v. 8, to regain, receive, betake. recito, v. 1, to recite. recorder, v. 1, dep., to remember. recte, adv., rightly. rectus, a, um, adj., right, sound, recupero, v. 1, to recover. redemptio, onis, f . , a ransom, (re-emo. ) reddo, didi, ditura, v. 8, to restore, replace. redeo, ii, itum, v. 4, to return.
