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CICERO : PRO EOSCIO.
2. 14. miTnmum ... uummus, -i, m., (coin), sesterce.
17. alienam ali( nus, -a, -um, belonging to another,
18. invaserit in\ado, invasi, invasum, 3, (to ricsh lopon), seize.
19. obstare obsto, obstiti, obstitum, 1, fo 6e a?i o&sfac?e.
oflacere officio, offeci, offectum, 3, to be an impediment.
21. incolumi incolumis, -e, (safe), living.
22. copiosum copiosus, -a,, -nm, u-ealthy.
obtinere obtineo, obtinui, obtentum, 2, to l'eep.
eiecto eicio, eieci, eiectum, 3, to cast out.
23. adeptus est ... adipiscor, adeptus, 3, to obtain, get.
24. effundere effundo, effudi, effusum, 3, fo tfasfe.
scru£u]uin scrupulus, -i,m. (asmall sharp stone),iig. scriiple.
25. stimulat stimulo, 1, (fo goad), prich.
pungit pungo, pupugi, punctum, 3, (to pricl-), gall.
evellatis evello, evelli, evulsuui, 3, to pluch out.
26. nefariam nefarius, -a, -um, (wicked), ill-gotten.
adiutores adiutor, -oris, m., abeffor.
27. profiteamini ... profiteor, professus, 2, fo co?j/ess.
honesta honestus, -a, -um, reasonable.
29. aliquanto sidv. , (by a little), soinewhat.
3. 3. resistatis ... resisto, restiti, restitum, 3, to witlixtand.
4. levetis \evo, 1, to rclieve.
5. intenditur intendo, intendi, intentum, 3, (to point against),
threaten.
propulsetis .... propulso, 1, to repel.
7. reperietur reperio, repperi, repertum, 4, to discover.
8. deferendo defero, detuli, delatum, deferre, io b»-/7(fir /onrai-d
(e.gr. an indictment).
30. recusamus recuso, 1, (to demur), protest against.
13. opimam opimus, -a, -rim,rich.
14. cumulus cumulus, -i, m., (a heap), increase, croiijn.
15. iTToueos idonens, -a,, -nm, ivcll-adapted.
]G. adsequantur ... adscquor, adsecutus, 3, to secure.
19. delecti estis ... deligo, delegi, delectum, 3, to select.
severitatem ... severitas, -atis, f., mfe^rtYy.
22. maleficiis maleficium, -ii, n., migutfi/.
liorrere liorreo, horrui, 2, (to shudder at), dread.
2'^. aucti augeo, auxi, auctum, 2, (to increa.se), load.
4. 2. commode ... iidv., adequately.
conqueri conqueror, conquestus, 3, (to complain), deplore.
3. vociferari vocif cror, 1, fo procZai?n.
commoditati ... comnioditas, -atis, f., (fitness), adequacy.
4. gravitati gravitas, -atis, f., impressiveness.
8. venia venia, -B.e, i., indulgence.
9. fretus fretus, -a, -um, relying on.
11. adlevabitis adlevo, 1, to support.
studio studium, -ii, n., zeal.
12. industria indnstrisi, -?ie,i., energy.
CICERO : PRO EOSCIO.
2. 14. miTnmum ... uummus, -i, m., (coin), sesterce.
17. alienam ali( nus, -a, -um, belonging to another,
18. invaserit in\ado, invasi, invasum, 3, (to ricsh lopon), seize.
19. obstare obsto, obstiti, obstitum, 1, fo 6e a?i o&sfac?e.
oflacere officio, offeci, offectum, 3, to be an impediment.
21. incolumi incolumis, -e, (safe), living.
22. copiosum copiosus, -a,, -nm, u-ealthy.
obtinere obtineo, obtinui, obtentum, 2, to l'eep.
eiecto eicio, eieci, eiectum, 3, to cast out.
23. adeptus est ... adipiscor, adeptus, 3, to obtain, get.
24. effundere effundo, effudi, effusum, 3, fo tfasfe.
scru£u]uin scrupulus, -i,m. (asmall sharp stone),iig. scriiple.
25. stimulat stimulo, 1, (fo goad), prich.
pungit pungo, pupugi, punctum, 3, (to pricl-), gall.
evellatis evello, evelli, evulsuui, 3, to pluch out.
26. nefariam nefarius, -a, -um, (wicked), ill-gotten.
adiutores adiutor, -oris, m., abeffor.
27. profiteamini ... profiteor, professus, 2, fo co?j/ess.
honesta honestus, -a, -um, reasonable.
29. aliquanto sidv. , (by a little), soinewhat.
3. 3. resistatis ... resisto, restiti, restitum, 3, to witlixtand.
4. levetis \evo, 1, to rclieve.
5. intenditur intendo, intendi, intentum, 3, (to point against),
threaten.
propulsetis .... propulso, 1, to repel.
7. reperietur reperio, repperi, repertum, 4, to discover.
8. deferendo defero, detuli, delatum, deferre, io b»-/7(fir /onrai-d
(e.gr. an indictment).
30. recusamus recuso, 1, (to demur), protest against.
13. opimam opimus, -a, -rim,rich.
14. cumulus cumulus, -i, m., (a heap), increase, croiijn.
15. iTToueos idonens, -a,, -nm, ivcll-adapted.
]G. adsequantur ... adscquor, adsecutus, 3, to secure.
19. delecti estis ... deligo, delegi, delectum, 3, to select.
severitatem ... severitas, -atis, f., mfe^rtYy.
22. maleficiis maleficium, -ii, n., migutfi/.
liorrere liorreo, horrui, 2, (to shudder at), dread.
2'^. aucti augeo, auxi, auctum, 2, (to increa.se), load.
4. 2. commode ... iidv., adequately.
conqueri conqueror, conquestus, 3, (to complain), deplore.
3. vociferari vocif cror, 1, fo procZai?n.
commoditati ... comnioditas, -atis, f., (fitness), adequacy.
4. gravitati gravitas, -atis, f., impressiveness.
8. venia venia, -B.e, i., indulgence.
9. fretus fretus, -a, -um, relying on.
11. adlevabitis adlevo, 1, to support.
studio studium, -ii, n., zeal.
12. industria indnstrisi, -?ie,i., energy.
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| Description | By Cicero, edited by J.F. Stout. Copy belonging to Angus Matheson, with handwritten notes. |
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| Shelfmark | Mat.9 |
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| Description | Items from a collection of 170 volumes relating to Gaelic matters. Mainly philological works in the Celtic and some non-Celtic languages. Some books extensively annotated by Angus Matheson, the first Professor of Celtic at Glasgow University. |
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| Description | Selected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history. |
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