140 EASY LATIN STORIES. [red-sed redigo, egi, actunii v. 8, to reduce, (re- ago.) refero, tali, latum, v. 8, irreg., to bring backf relate. refringo, fregi, fractum, v. 8, to break open, (re, frango.) regio, onis, f., a country, region. regias, a, um, adj., roycU. regno, v. 1, to reign. rego, rexi, rectum, v. 8, to rule. relinquo, liqui, lictura, v. 8, to leave behind. reliquus, a, um, adj., left, remaining. relligio, onis, f., religion^ a religious scruple. remaneo, mams, v. 2, to stay behind, remain. rem ex, igis, m., a rotoer. reniigo, y. 1, to row. reminiscor, v. 8, dep., to remember. removeo, movi, motum, v. 2, to take aioay. remus, i, m., an oar. renuntio, v. 1, to announce. reor, ratus, v. 2, dep., to think. repello, puli, pulsum, v. 3, to drive ba/Jc. rependo, di, sum, v. 3, to pay back. reperio, reperi, repertum, v. 4, to find. repleo, evi, etum, v. 2, to fill up. repono, posui,' positum, v. 8, tor^lace, place, lay ctside. reporto, v. 1, to carry back, bear away. reptilis, e, adj.} creeping. reputo, V. 1, to recloM, refiect on. res, rei, f., a thing, property; in plur., things, fortunes. rescindo, sddi, scissum, v. 8, to cut off or open, to repeal. rescisco, ivi or ii, itum, v. 8, to OMer- tain. resido, sedi, y. 2, to sit down, subside. resisto, restiti, v. 3, to halt, resist. respondeo, spondi, sponsum, v. 2, to answer. responsum^ i, n., an anstoer. restituo, ui, utum, v. 8, to restore. resto, stiti, v. 1, to resist, remain. rete, is, n., a net. retineo, ui, tentum, ▼. 2, to hold back. retro, adv., back. retrogredior, gressus, y. 8, dep., to re- tire. reus, i, m., a criminal. re vera, adv., m truth. reverto, reversus, v. 8, dep., to return. rex, regis, m., a king. rideo, si, sum, ▼. 2, to loMgh, laugh at ripa, ae, f., a bank, risus, us, m., laugfUer. ritus, us, m., rite, custom, way. rixa, ae, f., a quarrel. robustus, a, um, adj., strong. rogo, V. 1, to ask, demand. ros, roris, m., dew. rostrum, i, n., a beak. ruber, bra, brum, adj., red. rudens, entis, m., a caMe. rumpo, rupi, ruptum, y. 3, to break, rursus, adv., again. rutilus, a, um, acy., reddish, SaccuB, i, m., a sack. sacer, sacra, sacrum, adj., holy. sacerdos, otes, c, a priest or priestess. sacerdotium, ii, n., the priesthood. sacra, orum, n., sa.crfices. sacrificium, ii, n., a sacrifice, offering. sacrifico, v. 1, to sacrifice, saepe, adv., often. sagitta, ae, f., an arrow. Sagittarius, ii, m., an archer. sal, salis, m., salt. salsus, a, um, adj., saU. salto, V. 1, to dance. saltus, us, m., a dance, leap. salus, utis, f., health, safety, greeting. salvus, a, um, a^j.^ whole, safe. sanctus, a, um, adj., holy. sanguinolentus, a, um, fuy., bloody, sanguis, inis, m., blood. sano, V. 1, to cure. sanus, a, um, adj., whole, sound. sapiens, entis, participle (sapio), wise. sapienter, adv. , wisely. sapientia, ae, f., loisaom. sarmentum, i, n., brushwood, a fagot. satelles, Itis, c, an attendant, lifeguard. satio, V. 1, to mUisfy. satis, adv., enough. satisfacio,^ feci, &ctum, v. 8, to satisfy, satrapes, is, m., a Persian governor, saxum, i, n., a stone. scelus, sceleris, n., a crime, sceptrum, i, n«, a sc^re. scilicet, adv., forsooth^ that is to tay, (scire-licet.) scio, ivi or ii, itum, v. 4, to know. sciscitor, v. 1, dep. freq., to ask qften, inquire. scriba, ae, m., a clerk. scribo, scrips!, scriptum, v. 8, to write, scutum, i, n., a shield. se, pron. (no nom.), self. secundus, a, um, acy., second, favowr- able. securis, is, f., an aaoe, (seco.) sed, conj., but. sedeo, sedi, sessum, v. 2, to sit.
