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C, the prænomen Caius, (Gaius); as numeral, 100.

caballinus, a, um, of the horse. caballus, i, M., pack-horse, pony,

nag.

Cabiri, divinities worshipped in Lemnos.

cācabus, i, M., kettle, pan. cachinnātio, ōnis, F., laughter. cachinno, I, to laugh aloud. cachinnus, i, M., laughter, derision. cachla, æ, F., may-weed, ox-eye. tcacoethes, is, N., obstinate dis

ease.

† cactos, i, F.,

artichoke.

cacula, æ, M., soldier's boy. cacumen, inis, N., top, peak, limit. cacumino, I, to make pointed. Cacus, i, myth. son of Vulcan. cadaver, eris, N., carcass, corpse. cadaverōзus, a, um, corpse-like. cadivus, a, um, apt to fall. Cadmus, i, myth. founder of

Thebes, brother of Europa. cado, cecidi, cās-, 3, fall, sink, drop, decay, die, befall, suit, fit. cādūceātor, ōris, M., messenger with flag of truce.

caduceus, i, M.,-um (N.), wand, herald's staff.

caducifer, i, staff-bearer, an epithet of Mercury.

cadūcus, a, um, fallen, frail, ready to fall; N., a windfal'. cadurcum, i, N., quilt, sheet. tcadus, i, M., flask, jar (9 gallons). tcæcias, æ, M., N. E. wind. cæcilia, æ, F., blind-worm, lizard. cæcitas, ātis, F., blindness. cæco, I, make blind or dark. Cæcubum, i, N., town of S. Latium. cæculto, I, to be dim-sighted. cæcus, a, um, blind, dark, obscure, gloomy, doubtful, vain.

cædes, is, F., slaughter, massacre. cædo, cecidi, cæs-, 3, cut, strike, kill, beat down.

oæduus, a, um, that may be cut.

cælāmen, inis, N., engraved work. cælator, ōris, M., engraver. cælātūra, æ, embossed work. cælebs, ibis, unmarried.

cæles, itis; -estis, e, celestial, heav enly; M., pl. the gods. cælibātus, ūз, M., single life. cælicola, æ, C., dweller in heaven. cælo, I, engrave, carve (in raised work), emboss.

cælum, i, N.; pl. i, M., sky, heaven. cælum, i, N., chisel.

cæmentum, i, N. hewn stone. cæna cena, supper.

Cæneus, ei, myth. d. of Elatus, changed to a young man ; a hero at the battle of the Centaurs. cæpa, æ, F.; -e, is, N., onion. Cære, is, N., a town of Etruria. cærimōnia, æ, F., religious rite, sacredness, awe.

Cærites, (-ētes), um, people of Cære, with partial rights as Roman citizens.

cæruleus, a, um, blue of the sky

or sea; dark of clouds or trees. Cæsar, ǎris, C. Julius, the Dicta

tor, B.C. 100-44; consul, B C 59cæsariātus, a, um, covered with hair, having long hair.

cæsaries, ēi, F., a head of hair. cæsim, with the edge, by cuts. cæsio, ōnis, F., cutting.

cæsius (-itius), a, um, bluish gray. caspes, itis, M., turf, altar, hut, knob, clump, field.

cæstus, ūs, M.; cædo,] gauntlet (of hide and metal, for boxing). cæsūra, æ, F., cutting (see § 358 h) casus, [cædo,] cut. cæter ceter, other. cæterum ceterum, but.

Caīcus, i, M., a river of Mysia. Cajeta, æ, the nurse of Eneas. Calabria, æ, F., dist. of S. E. Italy. calamister, tri, M.; -trum, i, N., crimping-iron, florid ornament. calamitas, ātis, F., mischief, disas ter (to crops by hailstorm), ruin. calamitōsus, a. um, wretched,

ruinous.

tcalamus, i, M., reed, pen, straw,

corn-stalk.

tcalathus (-iscus), i, M., basket, bowl.

calator, ōris, M., summoner, attendant.

calautica, æ, F., hood, head-veil. calcar, āris, N., [calx,] spur. calcarius, a, um, of lime. calcator, āris, M., trampler. calceamen, inis; -mentum, i, N., shoe.

calceo (io), I, to put on shoes. calceus (-olus), i, M., shoe (halfboot).

Calchas, antis, a Greek seer in the siege of Troy. calcitro, [calx,] 1, to kick. calcitro, ōnis, M., blusterer. calco, I, tread, trample, travel. calculo, I, reckon.

calculo, ōnis, M., reckoner, teacher. calculōsus, a, um, pebbly, gravelly. calculus, i, M., pebble, gravel, a vote, reckoning.

caldārius, a, um, for heating water; F., N., hot-bath. caldor, ōris, M., heat. caldus calidus, hot. Caledonia, æ, F., Scotland (Highlands).

cale-facio, (calfacio), 3; -facto, 1, to heat, vex; -fio, be heated. calendæ kalendæ, first of the month.

caleo, ui, 2, to glow, be hot, warm. Cales, ium, F., a town of Campania, north of Naples. calesco, 3, to grow warm. calfacio calefacio, to heat. caliculus, i, M., little cup, inkstand. calide, promptly.

calidus, a, um, hot, warm, fiery, eager, hasty.

caliendrum, i, N., a head-dress. caliga, æ, F., soldier's boot.

caligātus, i, M., (booted), a private. cālīginōsus, a, um, misty, obscure. cālīgo, inis, F., mist, fog, darkness. cālīgo, I, to be or make dark. caligula, æ, F., little-boot.

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Caligula, æ, C., the third Roman Emperor, A.D. 37–41. calix, icis, M., cup, chalice. callens, tis, skilled, versed. calleo, ui, 2, be hard; or skilled, experienced.

callidē, cleverly, slyly.

calliditas, ātis, F., cunning, shrewd ness, skill, aptness.

callidus, a, um, cunning, skilful. Calliopē, ēs, chief of the Muses, Poetry.

callis, is M., foot-path, cattle-track. callōsus, a, um, hard, callous, thickskinned.

callus i, M., (um N.); hard skin, hardness, dulness.

calo, I, to call.

cālo, ōnis, M., camp-servant, drudge. calor, ōris, M., heat, glow, zeal. Calpē, ēs, F., headland of Gibraltar, in Southern Spain. caltha, æ, F., marigold. calthula, æ, F., yellow robe. calumnia, æ, F., false accusation, artifice, intrigue.

calumniator, ōris, M., pettifogger,

chicaner.

calumnior, I, to accuse falsely, at tack unfairly, torment one's self. calumniōsus, a, um, tricky. calva (-āria), æ, F., skull, scalp. calveo 2, (-esco), 3, to be bald. calvities, ēi, F.; -ium, i, N., bald

ness.

calvor, I, to attack, intrigue, evade deceive.

calvus, a, um, bald.

calx, cis, F., lime, chalk, goal, pebble calx, cis, D., heel.

Calydon, ōnis, F., a town of Etolia, famous for the boar slain by Meleager (Calydōnius sus). Calypso, ūs, myth. d. of Atlas. calyx, ycis, M., cup (of flower), shell.

Camarina, æ, F., a city of S. W Sicily.

cambio, 4, to exchange, barter. camella, æ, F., porringer, wine-cup, † camelopardalis, is, F., giraffe.

tcamēlus, i, .M, camel. Camēna, æ, F., muse, song. camera, æ, F., vaulted roof. Camers, tis, of Camerium, a town of Umbria.

camillus, i, M., -a, æ, F., priest's

servant.

Camillus, M. Furius, the Dictator, who rescued Rome from the Gauls, B.C. 389.

camīnus, i, M., forge, fire-place. Campania, æ, F., the dist. of S. W. Italy, near Naples. Campānus (-icus), a, um, Campanian, of Campania.

† campē, ēз, F., a crooked turn. campester, tris, tre, of the plain, level; N., a wrestler's apron. campus, i, M., plain, field, level surface; C. Martius, an open field at Rome, outside the N. wall, where elections were held. camurus, a, um, crooked. canālis, is, M. F.; -liculus, i, M.;

-a, æ, F., channel, gutter, groove. canārius, a, um, of dogs. cancelli, ōrum, M., lattice, crossbars, railings of court-house. cancello, I, make crosswise. cancer, cri (ceris), M., crab. cande-facio, 3, (P. -fio), to make white.

candela, æ, F., candle, taper. candēlābrum, i, F., candlestick. candeo, ui, 2, (-esco, 3), be white, gleam, glitter, glisten. candico, I, to be whitish. candidātus, i, M., candidate (clad in white).

candidus, a, um, glistening white, clean, fair, sincere, open. candor, ōris, M., whiteness, purity, splendor.

cāneo, ui, 2, to be white or hoary. cānesco, 3, grow hoary. cāni, ōrum, M., gray hairs. canicula, æ, F., whelp, dog-star. canīnus, a, um, currish, of a dog. anis, is, (g. pl. um), C., dog. nistra (-tella), ōrum, N., basket. ities, ei, F., hoariness, old age.

canna, æ, F., cane, reed. cannabinus, a, um, of hemp. † cannabis, is, im, F., hemp. Cannæ, ārum, a town of Apulia, where the Romans were defeated by Hannibal, B.C. 216 [pugna Cannensis].

cano, cecini, cant-, 3, sound, sing, play, recite, blow (as signal), forecanon, onis, M., rule, model. [tell. † canonicus, a, um, regular. Canōpus, i, M., a coast town of Lower Egypt.

canor, ōris, M., melody, clang. canōrus, a, um, melodious, singsong. Cantaber, bra, um, of Cantabria, N. Spain, on the Bay of Biscay. cantāmen, inis, N., charm, incantation.

cantatio, ōnis, F., music, song. cantator, ōris, M.; -trix, īcis, F., singer.

canteriātus, a, um, underpropped. canterīnus, a, um, of a horse. canterius, i, M., gelding (horse) trellis, lattice-work, rafter. cantharis, idis, F., beetle, Spanish Ay, weevil.

cantharus, i, M., jug, tankard, pot. canthus, i, M., wheel-tire.

canticum, i, N.; -tilēna, æ; F., song, ballad.

canticus, a, um, musical. cantio, ōnis, F., singing, song. cantito, I, to sing often.

Cantium, i, N., Kent, in S. E. Britain, the dist. nearest Gaul. canto, I, sing, chant, declaim, praise in song, declare, enchant. cantor, ōris, M.; -trix, trīcis, F., singer, poet, actor, eulogist. cantūrio, 4, to sing, chirp. cantus, ūs, M., singing, playing, song, prophecy, incantation. cānus, a, um, gray, hoary. canusina, æ, F., fine-web garment. Canusium, i, N., a town of Apulia. capacitas, ātis, F., capacity, large

ness.

Capaneus, ei, a chief at Thebes, struck with lightning by Jupiter.

capax, ācis, apt to seize, capubie of holding, apt, fi, capacious. capēdo, inis, F., bowl, cup. capella, æ, F., kid, she-goat. Capēna, æ, F., an Etrurian town; caper, pri, M., he-goat. [adj. -nus. capero, I, to frown, wrinkle. capesso, īvi, īt-, 3, seize, take in hand, lay hold, resort. Caphāreus, ei, M., a promont. of Euboea.

capillaceus, a, um, hair-like. capillāmentum, i, N., -ātio, ōnis; -atūra, æ, F., hair, fibre.

capillaris, e, of the hair. capillātus, a um, hairy. capillor, I, to be hairy. capillōsus, a, um, full of hair. capillus, i, M., [caput,] hair. capio, cēpi, capt-, 3, take, seize, rob, ruin, select, receive, contain. capis, idis, F., cup, can. capistro, I, to muzzle, halter. capistrum, i, N., halter, muzzle. capitālis, e, of the head, capital, eminent, deadly.

capitium, i, N., [capio,] boddice. capito, ōnis, M., big-head. Capitōlīnus, a, um, of the Capitol. Capitōlium, i, N., citadel, capitol, temple of Jupiter on the central hill of Rome.

capitulum, i, N., capital, little head. † capo, ōnis, M., a capon. Cappadocia, æ, F., E. district of Asia Minor.

Cappadox, ŏcis, Cappadocian. capparis, is, im, M., caper. capra, æ, F., she-goat. caprārius, i, M., goatherd. caprea, æ, F., doe, wild goat. Capreæ, the I. Capri, near Naples. capreolus, i, M., buck, chamois; stay or prop, tendril.

capricornus, i, M., the Goat (constellation). caprifīcus, i, F., wild fig.

caprigenus, a, um, of the goat breed.

caprile, is, N., goat-pen. caprimulgus, i, M., goal-milker.

caprinus, a, um, of goats.

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capripēs, pedis, goat-footed, (satyr). capsa, æ, F., box, chest, satchel. capsārius, i, M., a slave who took

charge of budgets. [receptacle. capsula, æ, F., band-box; capsus, captātio, ōnis, F., catching at. captātor, ōris, M., snatcher, legacyhunter.

captio, ōnis, F., catch, deceit, sophism, mischief.

captiōsus, a, um, captious, crafty. captivitas, ātis, F., captivity, capture, (of eyes) blindness.

captivus, a, um, captured; M. F., prisoner.

capto, I, catch at, strive after, allure. captūra, æ, F., catching, prey, gain. captus, [capio,] taken.

captus, ūs, M., grasp, capacity, handfull.

Capua, æ, F., the chief town of Campania, 20 miles N. of Naples. capulāris, e, near the grave. capulo, I, pour off; catch. capulus, i, M., um, i, N., coffin. handle, hilt.

ΟΙ

caput, itis, N., head, chief, top, summit; of rivers, the source mouth; life.

Capys, yos, father of Anchises. carabus, i, M., crab, kayak (boat). caracalla, æ, F., Gallic mantle. carbasus (-eus), a, um, flaxen. carbasus, i, F.; pl. N, a, ōrum, linen canvas, curtain, sail.

carbo, ōnis, M., coal, charcoal. carbōnārius, i, M., collier. carbunculus, i, M., small coal, carbuncle.

carcer, eris, M., dunyeon, prison; pl. barriers (of race-course. carcereus (-ārius), a, um, of a prison.

† Carchedonius, a, um, of Carthage. carchēsium, i, N., cup, goblet. † carcinōma, atis, N., a foul ulcer. cardiacus, a, um, of the stomach. cardinālis, e, pivotal, chief. cardo, inis, M., hinge, pivot, bean tenon, pole (of heavens), crisis.

carduēlis, F., linnet, thistlefinch.
carduus, i, M., thistle.
cārē, dear, at high cost.

cārectum, i, N., growth of sedge.
tcarēnum, i, N, boiled grupe-juice.
careo, ui, it- 2, to lack, be without,
devoid or deprived of.
cārex, icis, F., sedge.

Caria, æ, S. W. district of Asia

Minor; cāricum, dried fig. caries, em, e, F., rottenness, decay. carina, æ, F., keel, ship, nutshell; pl., a district in Rome. carīnātus, a, um, keel-formed. cariōsus, a, um, rotten, mellow. cāritas, ātis, F.. dearness, high price, esteem, love.

carmen, inis, N., song, tune, poem, oracle; card, for wool or flax. Carmenta, æ, mother of Evander, an Arcadian prophetess. carmino, I, to charm, card (wool). carnārius, a, um, of flesh; M., bucher; N., flesh-hook, larder. carnifex (-ufex), ficis, M., executioner, murderer, knave. carnificina, æ, F., headsman's office, torment, place of torture. carnifico, I, behead, mangle. carnōsus, a, um, fleshy, gross. carnufex carnifex, knave. caro, carnis, F., flesh. caro, ui, 3, to card wool.

Carpăthus, i, F., an island of the Ægean, near Rhodes. carpentārius, i, M., cartwright. carpentum, i, N., chariot, waggon. carpīnus, i, F., horn-beam. carpo, psi, pt-, 3, pluck, gather, tear away, open, pass, divide. carptim, in bits, piecemeal. carptūra, æ, F., sucking, gathering. carrāgo, inis, F., barricade of carts. carrūca, æ, F., covered waggon. carrus, (-ulus), i, M., cart, waggon. Carthago, āginis F. (Karthāgo), Carthage.

cartilāgo, inis, F., gristle, cartilage. cārus, a, um, dear, costly, precious. Caryātides, um, maidens of Carya in Laconia, serving Diana.

† caryon, i, N., a nut. †caryōta, æ, (-tis idis), F., date. casa, æ, F., coilage, tent.

caseus, i, M. (um, N.), cheese. casia, æ, F., cinnamon.

Casilinum, i, N., a town near Capua.

Casinum, i, N., a colony in Latium. cāso, I to reel, tumble.

Caspium mare, the Caspian sea. Cassandra, æ, d. of Priam, a prophetess, slain by Clytemnestra. cassē, in vain.

casses, ium, M., hunting-net. cassida, æ, F., helmet.

Cassiopē (-ēa), æ, wife of Cepheus. cassis, idis, F., helmet (of brass). cassita, æ, F., crested lark. Cassiterides, um, F., the Scilly Is. S. W. of Britain. Cassius, C., chief conspirator against Cæsar, d. at Philippi, B.C. 42; Cassiāni, his partisans. casso, I, to destroy, annul. cassus, a, um, vain, void, devoid. Castalia, æ, F., a fountain of Parnassus, sacred to Apollo. castanea, æ, F., chestnut. castē, purely, uprightly.

castellānus, a, um, of the castle or fort; M., holders of the castle. castellatim, in detached forts. castellum, i, N., fort, castle, citadel. castēria, æ, F., forecastle. castīgātē, briefly, closely. castīgātio, ōnis, F., chastisement. castīgātor, ōris, M., reprover. castīgātus, a, um, confined, slender. castigo, I, to chastise, chide, check. castitas, ātis; -mōnia, æ, F., chas

tity, purity. [a kind of musk. † castor, Ŏris, M., beaver; eum, i, N. Castor, ŏris, myth. son of Tynda

rus and Leda; twin-br. of Pollux. castra, ōrum, N., camp. castrensis, e, of the camp. castro, I, to cut, prune, enfeeble. castrum, i, N., castle, fortress. castus, a, um, chaste, pure, holy, devout.

oasula, æ, F., cottage.