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Abl. Ablatīvus ( , )
Acc. Accusatīvus ( , )
adj.
act. actīvum ( )
conj. conjunctīvus ( )
Dat. Datīvus ( , )
etc. et cetera ( )
f feminīnum ( )
fut. I futurum primum ( )
fut. II futurum exactum ( )
Gen. Genetīvus ( , )
imp. imperfectum ( , )
imper. imperatīvus ( )
ind. indicatīvus ( )
inf. infinitīvus ()
m masculīnum ( )
n neutrum ( )
Nom. Nominatīvus ( , )
part. participium ()
pass. passivum ( )
perf. perfectum ( , )
plusq. plusquamperfectum ()
praes. praesens ( )
pl. plurālis ( )
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| Apell. | Apelles | |
| Caes. | Caesar, Gajus Julius | , |
| Call. | Callistrātus | |
| Cato | Cato, Marcus Porcius | , |
| Cels. | Celsus, Titus Aufidius Hoenus Severiānus | , |
| Cic. | Cicĕro, Marcus Tullius | , |
| Dig. | Digesta | |
| Gaj. | Gajus | |
| Hor. | Horatius, Quintus Flaccus | , |
| Julian. | Juliānus, Lucius Cornelius Salvius Aemiliānus | , |
| Just. | Justiniānus I | I |
| Juv. | Juvenalis, Decimus Junius | , |
| Liv. | Livius, Titus | , |
| Mart. | Martialis, Marcus Valerius | , |
| Modest. | Modestīnus, Herennius | , |
| Ovid. | Ovidius, Publius Naso | , |
| Papin. | Papiniānus, Aemilius | , |
| Paul. | Paulus Julius | , |
| Plaut. | Plautus, itus Maccius | , |
| Phaedr. | Phaedrus | |
| Pomp. | Pomponius | |
| Publ. Syr. | Publilius Syrus | |
| Quint. | Quintilianus, Marcus Fabius | , |
| Sen. | Senĕca, Lucius Annaeus | , |
| Tac. | Tacitus, Gajus Cornelius | , |
| Ter. | Terentius, Publius Afer | , |
| Suet. | Suetonius, Gajus Tranquillus | , |
| Ulp. | Ulpiānus, Domitius | , |
| Verg. | Vergilius, Publius | , |
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A
A. = Aulus (praenōmen)
a, ab, abs (cum Abl.) 1) : , , , , ; 2) : , , ; 3)
abdo, dĭdi, dĭtum, 3 ,
abdūco, xi, ctum, 3 ,
abeo, ii, ĭtum, īre ,
abĭgo, ēgi, actum, 3 ,
abjĭcio, jēci, jectum, 3 ;
aboleo, lēvi, tum, 2 ,
abscēdo, cessi, cessum, 3
absolvo, solvi, solūtum, 3
absque (cum Abl.) 1) , ; 2)
abstĭneo, tĭnui, tentum, 2
abstŭli perf. ind. act. aufero
absum, afui, , abesse 1) ; 2) ,
absūmo, sumpsi, sumptum, 3 ; ()
abundantia, ae f
abundo 1 ,
ac = atque 1) , () , ; 2) ( , , ); 3) ; ,
Academia, ae f . ( , ); ,
accēdo, cessi, cessum, 3 ,
accendo, ndi, nsum, 3
accĭdo, cĭdi, , 3 1) ; 2) , (cum Dat.)
accingo, nxi, nctum, 3 ,
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accĭpio, cēpi, cĕptum, 3 1) , ; 2) , (injuriam); 3) , ; 4) ; 5) , ; 6)
accurro, cucurri, cursum, 3
accūso 1
acer, acris, acre
acerbus, , um ;
Achilles, is .
acies, ēi f 1) ; 2) , ; 3) ,
acrĭter ,
actio, ōnis f ,
ad (cum Acc.) 1) , , , , ; 2)
adaequo 1
addūco, xi, ctum, 3 1) , ; 2) , ,
adeo I , ; ,
adeo II, ii, ĭtum, īr (cum Acc.) 1) , ; 2) ,
adhĭbeo, ui, ĭtum, 2 1) ; 2) ,
adhortor, ātus sum, āri 1
adhuc
adjumentum, i n ,
adjumento sum (-. cum Dat.)
adjŭvo, jūvi, jūtum, 1 (‑. cum ., -. cum Abl.)
administro 1 (cum Acc.) 1) ; 2)
admiratio, ōnis f
admīror, ātus sum, āri 1 (cum Acc.) ;
admitto, mīsi, missum, 3
admŏneo, ui, ĭtum, 2 1) ; 2)
adscrībo, psi, ptum, 3 ;
adsum, affui, , adesse 1) ; 2)
adulescens, ntis m, f 1) ; 2) ,
advĕnio, vēni, ventum, 4 , ,
adventus, ūs m ,
adversus, , um 1) ; 2) ,
res adversae f pl. , ,
advŏco 1
aedes, is f 1) ; 2)
aedifĭco 1 ,
Aedui, ōrum m pl. (, )
aegrōtus, , um
Aegyptus, i f .
aēneus, , um ,
Aeolius, , um ,
aequus, a, um , ;
aēr, aěris
aera, ae f ,
aerarium, i n
aes, aeris n 1) ; 2)
Aesōpus, i .
aestas, ātis f
aestimatio, ōnis f
aestĭmo 1 (cum Abl. Gen.) , ; ,
aestus, ūs m 1) , ; 2) ; 3) , ; 4)
aetas, ātis f 1) , ; 2) , , ; 3)
aeternus, , um
Aetna, e f ( .)
aevum, i n ;
affěro, attŭli, allātum, afferre ,
affĭcio, fēci, fěctum, 3 1) (-. cum Ac., -. cum Abl.); pass. affici (metu); 2) (corpus)
a. donis
a. poena (supplicio) ;
affīgo, xi, xum, 3 ,
affirmo 1 ,
Afrĭca, ae f
Agamemno, ŏnis . ( )
ager, agri, m , ;
a. publĭcus
aggredior, gressus sum, grědi 3 (cum Acc.) 1) ; 2) , ; 3)
Agis, ĭdis . ( )
agmen, ĭnis n ,
agnosco, nōvi, nĭtum, 3
agnus, i m
ăgo, ēgi, āctum, 3 1) , ( .. ); 2) , : ; 3) , , ; 4) (); 5) , , : 6) ,
gratiam . ,
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agrestis, e 1) ; 2) ,
agricŏla, ae m
Ahala, ae m (C. Servilius) ( )
aio, ait ,
albus, a, um
Alcibiădes, is . ( )
Alcinous, i .
alea, ae f
Alexander, dri m
A. Magnus .
Alexandria, f . ( )
aliēnus, a, um
alii.., alii ..,
alimentum, i n (. pl.) 1) , ; 2) , .
aliōquin ,
aliquando , ;
alĭqui, qua, quod (Gen. alicujus, Dat. alicui) -,
alĭquis, aliquid (Gen. alicujus, Dat. alicui) -, -; ,
alĭquo -
alĭquot pl.
alĭter
alius, a, ud (Gen. alterius, Dat. alii) ( )
alius... alius ...
allatus, a, um part. perf. affero
allĭgo 1
alluvio, ōnis f
alo, alui, alĭtum, 3 1) , ; 2) ; 3)
Alpes, ium f pl. (tantum)
alter, ěra, ěrum (Gen. alterius, Dat. alteri) ( ), ( ),
alter... alter ...
alterīus fiĕri
altitūdo, ĭnis f 1) ; 2)
altus, , um 1) ; (vox); 2)
amabĭlis, e
amārus, a, um
ambĭguus, , um
ambĭtus, us m
ambo, , ;
ambŭlo 1 ,
amens, ntis ;
amentia, f ,
amīca, ae f
amicitia, ae f ; ,
amīcus, i m
amitto, mīsi, missum, 3 1) ; 2) ,
amo 1
amor, ōris m
a. habendi ,
amŏveo, movi, motum, 2
amplissĭmus, a, um ,
amplius
amplus, a, um ; ; , (poena); (pecunia);
an , ,
an... an... ...
Anaxagŏras, . ( )
anceps, ipĭtis
ancilla, f
ancŏra, f .
angustiae, ārum f pl. (tantum)
anĭma, ae f 1) ; ; 2)
animadverto, verti, versum, 3 ,
anĭmal, ālis n
anĭmus, i 1) , ; ; 2) , ; 3)
in animo sum (cum Dat.)
a. injuriandi
annăto 1
annōna, ae f , ,
annus, i m
annuus, a, um , ,
anser, ěris m
ante (cum Abl.) 1) ( ); 2) , ( )
antea ,
antepōno, posui, posĭtum, 3 ;
antiquĭtus
antīquus, , um ,
Antonius, i m ; Marcus . . ( )
antrum, i n .
Apelles, is m ( )
aper, apri ,
apěrio, perui, pertum, 4
aperte
apertus, a, um
Apollo, ĭnis
apparātus, ūs 1) ; 2) ,
appareo, ui, , 2 1) , ; 2) ,
appellatio, ōnis f 1) , ; 2) ,
appello, pŭli, pulsum, 3
a. navem
appelo 1 ,
pp. = Appius, i m (praenōmen)
appropinquo 1 (cum Dat., ad +Acc.) ;
Aprīlis, e
Aprīlis, is m
aptus, , um 1) , ; 2)
apud (cum Acc.) , , ,
Apulia, f ( )
aqua, ae f
aquĭla, ae f
Aquileja, e f ( )
Aquĭlo, ōnis ,
ara, f ,
aranea, f
arātrum, i n
arbĭter, tri m (), ;
arbĭtror, ātus sum, āri 1 , ,
arbor, ŏris f
Archimēdes, is (- )
ardalio, ōnis ; ,
ardeo, arsi, (arsūrus), 2 ,
arēna, ae f ; pl.
argentum, i n
argumentum, i n ,
arĭdum, i n
arĭdus, a, um
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Ario, ŏnis m
Ariovistus, i ( )
Aristotĕles, is m ( )
arma, ōrum n (pl. tantum) 1) ; 2) ,
Armenia, f
armĭfer, ěra, ěrum
armo 1
aro 1
arra, ae f
ars, artis f ; ;
lege artis
arsi perf. ind. act. ardeo
artĭfex, ĭcis ,
arx, arcis f
as, assis m ( )
ascendo, ndi, nsum, 3 , (-. cum Ac.)
Asia, e f
asĭnus, i
asper, ĕra, ĕrum 1) ; 2) , ;
aspĭcio, spexi, spectum, 3 ;
asporto 1
assentātor, ōris m
assessor, ōris m
assiduus, a, um ,
astrolŏgus i . ,
astrum, i n . ,
at , , ,
Athēnae, ārum f pl. (tantum)
Atheniensis, e
Atheniensis, is m
atheus, i ,
atŏmus, i f . (. )
atque deo
atque , () ,
atrocĭter
atrox, ōcis 1) ; 2) ,
Attĭca, f ( )
