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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1868 edition. Excerpt: ... verb. part., participle. pro., pronoun. adv., adverb. conj., conjunction. prep., preposition. interj., interjection. m., masculine. /., feminine. n., neuter. c, communis generis. . a., verb active. v. p., verb passive. v. d., verb deponent. v. incep., verb inceptive. v.freq., verb frequentative. v. irreg., verb irregular. v. n. p., verb neuter passive. v. imp., verb impersonal. comp., comparative degree. sup., superlative degree. iitdi'd., indeclinable. def., defective. PAET IV.--VOCABULARY. A, prep, governing abl. from, by. Ab, prep. gov. abl. from, by. Abdicando, gerund turned into adj. from abdico. Abdico, avi, aium, are, v. a. 1, to abdicate. Abdo, duli, ditum, derS, v. a. 3, to bide'. Abeo, ivi, itum, ire, v. n. irr. 4, to go away or depart, a compound o/eo. Abeundum, gerund from abeo. Altium, iii, iiiiini, iiere, v. a. 3, to refuse. Abrumpo, abrupi, ptum, mpSre, p. a. 3, to break. Abs, prep. gov. abl. from. Ahaentam, pari, from absum, to be absent. Absisto, stiti, sistSrS, v. n. 3, to cease. Absolvo, vi, iitinu, verS, v. a. 3, to absolve, to finish. Absterreo, iii, itum, ere, v. a. 2, to frighten from. Abstraho, traxi, tractum, v. a 3, to withdraw. Absum, fiii, f iituriis, esse, v. n. irr. to be absent, to be away, a compound of sum. Absurdus, a, urn, adj. absurd. Abundans, part. prei. abounding. Abunde, adv. plenty, gov. gen. Abundo, avi, Stum, are, v. n. 1, to abound. Abutor, Soiis, uti, v. d. 3, to abuse. Ac, conj. and. Accedo, cessi, cessum, cederS, v. a. 3, to come to. Accido, di, dere, v. n. 3, to fall, to happen, to die. Accipiendis, ger. turned into an adj. from accipio. Accipio, cepi, ptum, perS, v. a. 3, to receive. Accuso, avi, Stum, are, c. a. 1, to accuse. Acerbus, a, um, adj. sour. Acerra, se, n. 1, in. Acerra...