mātrimōnium, -i, n., marriage. See | đūco. mātūrě, ado,, early. Mausōlēum, -i, n., mausoleum. Mausōlus, -ī, m., a king of Caria. marimė, see magis. maximus, see magnus. Maximus, -i, m., Quintus Fabius Maximus, opponent of Hannibal medicămentum, -, n., medicine. medicus, -i, m., doctor. Mediōlānum, 4 n., Milan, a toun Italy. northern medius, -aum, ajmat o e dier; dle; o medium, -i, n., midst. Megara, -ae, f., Megara, a toon in Greece. mel, mellis, n., honey. melior, -ius, see bonus. meminī, -isse, tr., recall, remember. memorābilis, -e, adj., noteworthy. memoria, -Ae, memory, recol lection, remembering, record. memoro, -āre, -āvi, -ātus, tr., tel of, ,relate. mendācium, -1, ., lie. mendāz, -ảcis, adj., untruthful; as noun, m., liar. měns, mentis, f., mind, intent, pur- měnsa, -ae, f., table; course. měnsis, -is, m., month. mentiō, -ōnis, f., mention. mercător, -ōris, m, trader. mereor, -eri, -itus sum, tr., deserve; take. mergo, mergere, mersī, mersus tr., dip, drown; pass., sink, be swallowed up. meridiēs, -ei, m., noon. merz, mercis, f.; pl-, goods, wares, cargo. Messēniō, -ōnis, m., the name of a slave.
Metaurus, -ī, m., a river in northern Italy near which Hasdrubal lost his life in 207 B.C. metō, metere, messui, messus, tr., reap. metuō, -ere, -ui, tr. and intr., fear, be afraid metus, -ūs, m., fear. poss. adj., my, my ine. of mine. micō, -ăre, -ui, intr., twinkle. Midās, -ae, m., a king of Phrygia. migrō, -āre, -āvi, -ātum, intr., move. miles, -itis, m., soldier, common sol- dier; pl., troops. Mlētus, -,J, a city of Asia Minor. milia, see mille. miliārium, -i, n., milestone. militāris, -e, adj., military. mille, indecl. num., thousand; p., milia, -ium, n., thousands; milia passuum, miles. Mil6, -5nis, m., a famous athlete. Minerva, -ae, f, the goddess of wis- mě, see minus. mus, see parvus. vant ministrō, -āre, -āvi, -ātum, intr., serve. minor, -āri, ātus sum, intr., hreaten. minor, -us, see parvus. Minōs, -ōis, m., a king of Crete Minōtaurus, -i, m., the Minotaur. minuō, -ere, -ui, -ūtus, tr., weaken; relieve p. adw., less, noO very nus, uch, not; sup., minimė, not at all. mirābilis, -e, adj., wonderful, sur- prising, strange, unusual. mirābiliter, ad., strangely, mysteri- ously. mirandus, -a, -um, adj., wonderful, strange, surprising, noteworthy.
