ENI EVE Bl, indie perf. of ago, I have Enim, conj. for, truly, but, therefore 18nde or done Ez, subs, prop. com. gen. I Egredior, egredi, egressus sum, verb p. 3. to go out, to disem- bark from e ant gradior Egrigiè ado. extremely, admira- bly, excellently from egregius Egregius, a, um, adj. excellent, e minent, chosen out of the flock; frome and grez Egregaus, a, um, perf. part. of e gredior, having gone out Ejicio ejicere, ejeci, ejectum, verh act. 3. to throw out; from e and jacio Elibor, elal, elapaus sum, verb dep. 3 ta slide away, to fall out, to escape; from e and labor Etatus, a, um, adj. lofty, arrogant, published; from effero Eleazarus, l, prep. subs. mase. 2. a man's name, Eleazer Elegans, ntia, adj. handsome, ele gant, neat Elephantus, ly subs. mase. 2. an cle- phant, try Ellezer, tria, prep. subs. masc. 3. a man's name, Eliezer Eligo, eligere, eleg, electatn, verb act. 3. to choose, to elect; from e andiego Eluo, eiuere, elül, elatum, verb act. 3. to wash out, or away; from e and luo Emergo, energere, omers, emer Bun, verb neut. 3. to swim out to come out, to rise up; from e and mergo Eminen, emloere, emilnul, verb act. and neut. 2. to stand above, to be higher, to be eminent; from e and minus Emitto, emitiere, emlat, emissum, cerb act. 3. to send out; from e and mitto Emo, emere, emi, emptum, verð act, 3. to purchase, to buy, to get En, adv. la, behold Enitor, eniti,enisus, and enlxus verb dep. 3. to climb up, to endear vour, to bring forth, to gean; from e and nitor Enixus, a, um, perf. part. of enltor, haning endeavoured Fd, ado, thither, to that place Eo, Ire, ivl, ftuin, verb irreg. to ge to walk Ephraimus, t, prop. subs mase. a man's name, Ephraim Epilor, epulärl, epulatus sum, Dark dep. 1. to banquet, to feast; from epulum Eques, Itis, subs. com. gen. 3. a horseman, a knight; from c Equus, i, saba maac. 2. a horse Ereptus, a, um, perf. part. of eri- pla, saved, rescued Erga, prep. gov. accus. towards, a gainst Ergo, adv. then, therefore Erigo, erigere, erexi, erectum, verb act. 3. to erect, to build, to rasse up; frame and rega Eripin, erfpero, eripul, ereptum, verb act. 3. to rescue, to take way; from e and rapio Error, bris, subs, masc. 3. a mistake, an error; from erro Erumpo, erumpere, erüpi, eruptum, verb neut. and act. 3. to break forth, to burst forth; frome and rumpo Eripi, indic. perf. of erumpo, I hans broken Eshua,al, prop. subs.mase.2.a man' name, Esau Esca, m, subs, fem. 1. bait, food meat from Edo Esther, Is, prop, sube, fem. The name of a woman, Esther Et, conj. and, also Etiam, coni, also, likewise; from et and jam Etiamsi, conj. though, although Eapitor ŏris, prop. subs, masc. 3. a man's name, Eupator Enarro, enarrare, enarravl, enarra-Europa,e.prop. subs. fem.1. Europe tum, verb act. 1. to tell, to re- Acarse, to recite, to declare; from e and narro Enascor, enasci, enatus sum, verd dep. to grow or spring out; from e and nascor Knatus, a, um. perf. part. of enas OCT, Town out Eva,, prop. subs. fem. 1. Ens Evento, evenire, event, eventum verb neat. 4. to come out, to pen, to fall out; frame and vents Eventus, ts, rubs. mase. 4. on stent the issue; from evento Everto, evertere, everl, evetanım, werb act. 3. to turn upside do I i
