ferio, ferire, tr., strike, strike upon. fero, ferre, tuli, latus, tr., carry, bring, give (helpP); bear, endure, represent, relate: (fate) nclin' (way) leads; pass., roll. See obviam. Ferōnia, -ae, f.; a nymph and foun- lain of Latium. ferreus, -&, -um, adj., of iron ferrum, -i, n., steel, sword. fessus, -&, -um, adj., weary, tired. ffctilis, -e, adj., of earthenwar Fīdễnae, -ārum, f., a toun just north f Rome.
bonor. lovalty, pledge, iděs, -ei, J-, hono, loyalty Pleage, eeme
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hdence, belief. See habeō. flia, -ae, f., daughter. fliola, -ae, f, little daughter. filius, fili, m., son. flum, -i, ., thread. findo, findere, fidi, fssus, tr., split. fingo, fingere, finxi, fictus, tr., in- vent, make up. finis, -is, m., end, ending, goal, close, place; death; pl., territory. finitimus, -a, -um, ad. nearby neighboring; pl., neighboring peo- fiō, fieri, factus sum, intr., become. be, be done, be made, 'be built; develop, come about, happen, occur, take place, go on; with abl dē), become (o1); right See faciō, obviam, and obvius. Flaccus, -i m., Horatius Flaccus the poet Horace fagrō, -āre, -āvi, -ātum, intr., take fire, blaze, burn. Flāminius, -&, -um, adj., Flaminian, a road leading north from Rome Flāminius, -i, m., Gaius Flaminjus, a Roman consul, who fell in the
Batle of Lake Trasimenus, 217 B.C. flamma, -ae, f., flame, fire. Hāvus, -&, -um, adj., yellow. feo, fere, flěvi, fētus, tr. and intr., cry V, ep. iōs, fiōris, m., flowe fictus, -ūs, m., wave, billow; pl.,. fūmen, -inis, n., river. fodiō, fodere, fōdi, fossus, tr.. H v ssus, t., dig. foe dreadful, shameful, disgracefu) horrid. folium, -i, n., leaf. fōmentum, -i, n., remedy, lotion. fōns, fontis, m., spring, well. forās, adv. with verb of motion, out- doors. foris, -is, f.; pl., doo. foris, adv., vith verb of rest, outdoors, outside. fōrma, -ae, f., beauty, shape, condi- forsitan, adv., perchance, by chance, perhavs fortasse, adu., perhaps. forte. adr., by chance, perchance. See si. fortis, -e, adj, brave, steady. fortiter, adv., bravely, courageously. fortuitus, -&, -um, adj., a matter of chance, chance. fortūna, -ae, f., fortune, good for- tune; personified, Fortune. See fānumn fortūnātus,. m blest, ins forum, , n., forum. See Appi Forum. frangő, frangere, frēgī, frāctus, tr., break, crack. frāter, -tris, m., brother. fremitus, -ūs, m., roaring, confusion. frigus, -oris, n., chill, cold.
