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VOCABULARY
nimium, u. 2, too niiuh also as adv.
nisi, unless.
nitor, nlsus or nixus, 3, rely on,
strive ; hasta w.'h, leaning on
his spear.
nolo, a7n umvilling.
nomen, nominis, n. 3, name.
nomino, i, 7iame.
non, tiot.
Nonae, f. pi. i , Agones.
nondum, not yet.
nonne ? not ?
nosco, no perf. or sup,, 3, learn ;
perfect novi, knozu.
noster, nostra, I, our.
notus, 1, knoivn, acquainted.
novi. See nosco.
novus, I, new.
nox, noctis, f., -i noun, night.
nubo, nilpsT, nuptum, 3 (with
dat.) ; wed.
nuUus, pronominal adj., no.
num, interrogative particle,
niimen, numinis, n. 3, divine
p07ver.
numquis, numquae or numqua,
as in ; numquis me sequi vult ?
surely no one -wishes to follozv
vie.
nunc, now.
nunquam, never.
nxintius, ni. 2, messenger.
nuper, lately.
nurus, f . 4j daughter-in-law.
6, oh !
oil, prep, with ace, on account of.
obeo, meet ; mortem obiit, he
died.
oblivio, f. 2),forgei/uhiess.
obliviscor, oblltus, 3, forget ;
miseriae ohlltus, forgetting his
, piisery.
oboediens, 3, obedient.
oboedientia, f. i, obedience.
obsecro, i , entreat.
obsideo, -sedi,-sessum, 2, block-
ade.,
obsto, no perf. or sup., , oppose,
obtempero, i, obey ; nemini ob-
temperavit, obeyed no one.
obtineo, -tinuT, — , 2, keep.
occido, occidi, occlsum, 3, slay,
oculus, m. 2, eye.
odi, hate fut. part, osi.rus.
odium, n, 2, ill feeling.
offendo, -fendl, -fensum,, 3,
cffend.
offensio, f. i, giving offence.
oflBlcium, n. 2, duty.
ohe, so !
omen, ominis, n. 3, omen.
omnino, altogether.
omnis, 2, all.
onus, oneris. n. 3, burden.
opera, f. i , help, employment.
oppidanus, m. 2, townsman.
oppidura, n. 2, stronghold.
optime, best.
optimus, I , best.
opto, I, xuish.
opus, opcris, n. 3, 7O0rk ; opus
est, is necessary.
oratio, -ionis, f, 3, speech.
orbis, m., -i noun, circle ; orbis
ten arum, tlie world.
ordo, 6rdinis,m.3,£»;7/fr; ordine
or e.x ordine, in order.
orno, I, adorn.
oro, ,pray.
OS, ossis, n, 3, bone.
oitendo, -tend!, -tentum(?/' -ten-
sum, 3, display.
otium, n. 2, leisure.
paene, almost.
paenitet, paenituit, regret.
pallidus, ,pale.
par, par is, 2, equal.
paratus, i, ready.
pared, pepercT, (temperatum), 3,
spare ; urbl pepercit, spared the city.
parens, parentis, m. f, 3, parent.
pared, paruT,(obtemperatum), 2,
obey ; consul! pare, obey the consul.