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Acass 4.
Ad igium, W.n. z.
Adamas, -antis,m.
Adeps, -tpis, dub. j
Adminiculum,-i,».
Ador, -oris,». 3.
Adulter, -eri, m. i.
jEdes, is, /. 3.
Aer, -cris, w
iErum^na, 1.
Ms, aris, n if.
iEftus, - As, w 4
^ther. -eris, m. 3.
jEvum, -i, n 1.
Ager, -gri, m z.
Agger,-eris, »j f.
Agmen, -inis, n. f.
Agnus, -i, m. z.
Ala, -x, / 1.
Alapa,-a,/
Alauda, -ae, /. 1.
A lea, -a, f. 1.
Alga, -os,/ 1.
Allium, -ii, « 1.
Alnus, i, _/ z.
Alveus, -i, »J. a,
Alvus,-i,/ 2.
Jhort Vocabulary
Needle.
4 Proverb.
San Adamant or Di4
’'i mond.
Greafe or Hallow,
Z. a Prop, an Help,
fine Wheat,
an Adulterer,
an Houfe, or Church.
The Air or Weather,
painful Toil.
Brafs or Money,
fultry Heat, or the Tide,
the Sky.
a long or endlefs Time,
a Territory or Field,
a Dam or Bympart.
an Herd, or Army,
a Lamb,
a Wing.
a Box on the Ear.
a Lark.
a Dye or Play at Dice.
Sea Weed.
Gar lick,
an Alder-Tree.
the Channel of a BJver,
the Belly.
Araita,

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