lēgātus, -i, m., ambassador, licu- tenant, commander, general. legiō, -ōnis, f., legion, company ; pl., forces. legō, legere, lėgī, lěctus, tr., gather, pick; read. lēniō, -ire, -ivi, -itus, tr., ease, quiet. lēnis, -e, adj., gentle. lēniter, adv., slowly, softly, easily Lentulus, -i, m., Gnaeus Lentulus, Publius Cornelius Lentulu8, an associale of Catiline. leō, -ōnis, m., lion. -um, adj., pretty, charm ing, beautiful, graceful, ine. levis, -e, adj., light; unreliable levō, -āre, -āvi, -ātus, tr., raise, take up; relieve. lēx, lēgis, f., law, rule, condition. libenter, adv., gladly, with joy, with pleasure, willingly, readily, con- iber, -bri, m., book. 1iber. -era, -erum, adj., free, frec- man's liberě, adv., freely. liberī, -ōrum, m., children. lberō, -Āre, -āvi, -ātus, r., release, set free, free. libertās, -ātis, f., freedom, release. 1ibet. libēre, libuit, impers., it is pleasing, it is a pleasure. Liburnica, -ae, f., light galley. Libya, -ae, J., a part of northern Africa. licet, licěre, licuit, impers; lit., it is sible; licet, to be Bure, all right, well. very limen, -inis, n., threshold. lingua, -&e, f., tongue, language. littera, -ae, s., character, letter; pl, letter (urilten communica- tion), literature, writing. litus, -oris, n., shore, coast, beach.
LYMPHA Livia, -ae, f., Livia Augusta, wife of Augustus. Livius, -i, m, Titus Livy, the his- torian; Marcus Livius, a priest present al the Battle of Sentinum, mander in the Second Puric War. liza, -ae, m., sutler. locuplěs, ētis, adj., ric. locus. - m. (.. loca, -8rum, n.), Dlace. locality. district, neighbor- hood, situation, spot, land, coun- try, ground. See děsero. longě, adv., far, far away, distant, to some distance. longinguus, -&, um, adj., distant, Way longus. -8. -im, adi.. longg: long con- tinued; năvis longa, war ship, war vessel. loquor, loqui, locūtus sum, tr. and intr., speak, say, tell, talk, discuss. Lūcănia, -ae, f., a district in south- Lūcănus, -i, m., Marcus Annaeus Lucan, a Roman uriter of Nero's time. Lūcius, -i, m., a boy's or man's name. lūculentus, -&, -um, adj., charming, choice. Lūcus, -a, -um, adj., Lucanian. lūdibrium, -i, n., laughingstock; see lhdifco. -ảre, -Avi, -ātus, tr. and intr. engage in sport; make game of tease, have fun with, taunt, fool. lūdo, lūdere, lūsi, 1ūsum, intr., play, joke. lūdus, , m., fun, play, sport; pl, games, e.g., Lūdi Marimi. Lugdūnum, i, n., Lyons. lūmen, -inis, n., light, lamp. lūna, -ae, -, moon; per lūnam, un- der the light of the moon. lāz, lācis, J, light, dawn; darling. See primus. water. lympha, -ae, f.,
