-um, adj, suited, fit, | aptus, apud, prep, with acc., amnong, at the "house of, at the court of, before; near; in (with name of writer) with, in the hands of; apud in- ferōs, in the world below. aqua, -ae, J., water. aquila, -ae, f., eagle, standard. aquor, -āāri, -ātus, intr., get water. Ara, -4e, J B abia alt -ae, f., Arabia,. Arabil, arbitrium, -i, n., authority, behest, oris, J ,tr -ivi, -itus, tr., sum- arooi eal. mon, Archimėděs, -is, m., a celebrated mathematician of Syracuse. Ārdeō, ardere, ārsi, Arsūrus, intr. .gloW ors, m., beat, enthusiasm. urn. passi ārea, -ae, f., court, yard. Arethūsa, -4e, f., a nymph and spring in Sicily. argentum, -i, n., silver, silver plate. Arindna, -2e, f., Ariadne, daughter of Minos, king of Crete. Aricia, -ae, f., a town of Latium. Ariminum, -i, n., a town of Umbria nher born in the iĀ century B.C. arma, -ōrum, n., arms, armor. armō, -āre, -Avi, -ātus, tr., arm part. as adj., armātus, -&, -um, armed, equipped to fight, in full noun, armātus, -i, m., Armed man arripiō, -ripere, -ripui, -reptus, tr. seize, snateh, catch up. ars, artis, f., science, art. artě, adu., closely, tightly, soundly. artus, -&, -um, ad, deep, sound Ascanit son of Aeneas CSCendi. -scēn- ascendo, -sce sus, tr. and intr., mount, climb up, go aboard, embark.
Asia, -ae, f., Asia. asinus, -i, m., aS8. spicio,spicere, -speri, pectus, catch sight siğht notice note on, ,look at, behold, witness, look. at, conj., but; then, and. Atalanta, -ae, J., a princess famed for her fleetness. āter, -tra -trum, adj., black, dark. Athēnae, -ārum, f., Athens. Athěniēnsis, -e, adj., Athenian; p., as noun, Athěniēnsěs, -ium, m., the Athenians, Athěnodōrus, -i, m., a Greek philo8- r mentioned by Pliny. Athlēta, athlete. Atilius, -i, m., see Rěgulus. atque, conj., see ac. atqu, con abocking. fearful, sho dreadfulSerce attentě, adv., intently, attentively, closely, steadily. attineō, -tiněre, -tinui, -tentum, intr.; with ad and ace., concern. attingō, -tingere, -tigi, tāctus, tr., touch, visit. attuli, see adfero. auctiō, -ōnis, f., auction. diretos, m, proposer, backer, auctōritās, -itis, f., authority, authorization, responsibility. audicter, ado., boldly, with good courage . audāz, -ācis, adj., bold, venture- audeō, audere, ausus sum, tr. and intr., dare, venture, mean. audiō, -ire, -ivi, -itus, tr. and intr., hear, be within earshot, listen, listen to, attend the lectures of, Aufero, -ferre, abstuli, ablātus, tr. carry off, carry away, take away. Augusta, -ae, J., see Livia.
