Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1885 Excerpt: ... not hesitate to go, Non diibito irg. efficio. (i) = "mate" (6) or (20), as--The carpenter made a ladder, Faber tignarius effeclt scSlSs. His fellow citizens made Cicero consul, Cives Ciceronem consulem effeoerunt. (ii) = "cause," "bring to pass," Subjunctive with "iit" or "ne," as--Antonius caused Cicero to be put to death, Antonlus effecit ut Cicero Interficergtur. evenio, "happen." (i) Intransitive, as--Many things of this sort have happened before, Multa hujusmodl antea ovenerunt. (ii) With Dative--Many things happened to the army unexpectedly, Multa exercltiu Improviso OvSngrunt. (iii) Impersonal. Subjunctive with "fit," as Subject, as--Jt happened that I returned into Italy, Evgmt ut in Italiam. redirem. exuo. (i) = "strip off from " (13), as--He strips off Iris garment (strips off his garment from himself), Exuit slbi vestem. (ii) = "bare of," "strip off," Accusative and Ablative, as--He strips off his garment (strips himself of his garment), Exult so vestB. facio. (i) = "make." (6) or (20). (ii) = "cause," Subjunctive with "fit" or " ne," as--We caused him to go away, Fecimus ut ablrgt. Note tho phrase "fac vemas," &c., "be sure you come," &c. fingS. (i) = "form." (6) or (20). (ii) = "suppose" (6) or (40), as--Suppose this to be so, Finge hoc Ita essS. fagio. (i) = "fly from." (6.) (ii) = "flee" (Intransitive). (iii) = "forbear (33), as--Forbear to inquire, FugS quaergrS. (iv) = "escape the notice of," as--The matter escaped Lycurgtts' notice, Res Lycurgum fugit. gaudeo, "rejoice." (i) with Ablative, as--He delights in w...
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