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 	<author>Charlton T. Lewis</author>
 	<author>Charles Short</author>
    <sponsor>Perseus Project, Tufts University</sponsor>
 		<principal>Gregory Crane</principal>
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 		<name>Lisa Cerrato</name>
 		<name>William Merrill</name>
 		<name>Elli Mylonas</name>
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    <funder n="org:NEH">The National Endowment for the Humanities</funder>
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 	  <title>A Latin Dictionary</title>
 	  <title>Founded on Andrews' edition of Freund's Latin dictionary</title>
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 	   <resp>revised, enlarged, and in great part rewritten by</resp>
 	   <name>Charlton T. Lewis, Ph.D.</name>
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 	   <publisher>Clarendon Press</publisher>
 	   <date>1879</date>
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<div1 id="crossH" key="H" opt="n" orig_id="n20072"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="H">H</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">h</orth>, the eighth letter of the Latin alphabet and the weakest guttural. The sign is borrowed from the Greek, in which H was the old form of the spiritus asper, corresp. to the Latin H-sound (HEKATON, <foreign lang="greek">ἑκατόν, ΗΟΣ, ὅς</foreign>, etc.). Even some of the ancients doubted whether the Latin H was properly a letter: <sense id="n20072.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><cit><quote lang="la">si H littera est, non nota,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:19"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 19</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">H litteram, sive illam spiritum magis quam litteram dici oportet, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:3:1"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 3, 1</bibl></cit>. Before the fall of the republic, the sound of H before vowels became so weak that it was frequently omitted in writing; and this weakness became more marked in many words in the time of the empire; cf.: aheneus and aeneus; cohors and coörs; prehendo and prendo; vehemens and vemens, etc. (v. Corss. Ausspr. 1, 96 sqq.).As an <i>initial</i> and <i>medial</i>, H may be combined with any vowel, but the orthography, in this respect, was inconstant: thus we have herus and erus; honus, honera, and onus, onera; harundo and arundo; and even hac for ac (<bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 23</bibl>); aruspex and haruspex; ercisco, erctum, and hercisco, herctum; aheneus and aëneus; Annibal and Hannibal; Adria and Hadria, etc.; v. Gell. l. l.—As a sign for the aspiration of the consonants <i>c, p, r</i>, and <i>t</i> (as in Greek the aspirates <foreign lang="greek">χ, φ, θ</foreign> were originally designated by KH, HH, TH), H first came into use in the seventh century of Rome; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:48:160"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 48, 160</bibl>; and <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> the letter <ref targOrder="U">C</ref>.— <i>Medial h</i> is often dropped.—As a <i>final, h</i> occurs only in the interjections ah and vah.In the formation of words, <i>h</i> was changed into <i>c</i> before <i>t</i>, as tractum from traho; vectum from veho; and coalesced with <i>s</i> into <i>x</i>, as traxi, vexi; cf. also onyx from onych-s; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> the letter <ref targOrder="U">X</ref>.As an <i>abbreviation</i>, H. denotes hic, haec, hoc, hujus, etc.; habet, heres, honor, etc. HH. heredes. H. AQ. hic acquiescit. H. B. M. heredes bene merenti. H. C. Hispania citerior or hic condiderunt. H. E. T. heres ex testamento. H. F. C. heres faciundum curavit. H. L. hunc locum. H. L. ET. M. H. N. S. hic locus et monumentum heredem non sequitur. H. M. S. D. M. hoc monumentum sine dolo malo. H. S. E. hic situs est. H. S. F. hoc sibi fecit, etc.; v. <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> II. p. 461</bibl> sq.☞ The abbreviation HS. for sestertium does not strictly belong here, because H is not the letter of that shape, but the numeral II. crossed; v. sestertius <abbr>init.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha!" key="ha!" opt="n" orig_id="n20073"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ha!">ha!</head> <pos opt="n">interj.</pos> <sense id="n20073.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> Ha hae or hahae, an exclamation of joy, <i>thank heavens!</i> hahae, nunc demum mi animus in tuto locost, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1052"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 5, 1 (1052)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20073.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Ha ha he, or in one word, hahahe, an exclamation of laughter or derision, <i>ha! ha! ha! Chr.</i> Ha, ha, he! <abbr>Me.</abbr> Quid risisti? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:886"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 886</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:940"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 1, 36 (940)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:754"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 754</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:426"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 426</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:497">497</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:862"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 862</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:411"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 411</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hahahe, jam teneo, quid sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:768"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 5, 23 (768)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^be_na" key="ha^be_na" opt="n" orig_id="n20074"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbēna">habena</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">habeo; lit., that by which a thing is held; hence, in partic.</etym>, <i>a thong, strap.</i>  <sense id="n20074.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille (turbo) actus habenā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:380"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 380</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum jaculum parvā Libys amentavit habenā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:221"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 221</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Balearis tortor habenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:710"><author>id.</author> 3, 710</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in scalis latuit metuens pendentis habenae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of the whip-lash, whip</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">molles galeae habenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:365"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 365</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plantarum calces tantum infimae teguntur: cetera prope nuda et teretibus habenis vincta sunt,</quote> <i><i>shoestrings</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:21:5"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 21, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20074.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp., <i>a rein</i> (usually in <number opt="n">plur.</number>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">lorum, corrigia): exhortatur equos, quorum per colla jubasque Excutit habenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:404"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 404</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes effundit habenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:818"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 818</bibl></cit>; so of the reins, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:576"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 576</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:600">11, 600</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:670">670</bibl>; 765 et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">quam potuit effusissimis habenis, stationem hostium invadit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:20:10"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 20, 10</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">pedes aequat habenas,</quote> <i><i>the riders</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:95"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 95</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20074.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20074.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A small strip of diseased flesh cut out from the body</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tenuis excidenda habena est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:17"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 17</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; cf.: habenula.—Far more freq., </sense><sense id="n20074.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In gen., <i>a rein;</i> also abstr., <i>direction, management, government</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis regere immensi summam, quis habere profundi indu manu validas potis est moderanter habenas?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:1096"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 1096</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fluminibus vestris totas immittite habenas,</quote> <i><i>give the reins to</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:280"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 280</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:391"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 391</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">(ventis) regem dedit, qui foedere certo Et premere et laxas sciret dare jussus habenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:63"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">furit immissis Vulcanus habenis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:662"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 662</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">classique immittit habenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:787"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 787</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:364"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 364</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vates rege vatis habenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:25"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 25</bibl></cit>: legum, Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:41:166"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 41, 166</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">commodissimum est quam laxissimas habenas habere amicitiae, quas vel adducas cum velis vel remittas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:13:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 13, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alicui moderandi et regendi sui potestatem quasi quasdam habenas tradere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:52:226"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 52, 226</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">accepisse Numam populi Latialis habenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:481"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 481</bibl></cit>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">rerumque reliquit habenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:600"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 600</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">linquam datas habenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:560"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 560</bibl></cit>: irarumque omnes effundit habenas, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:499"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 499</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">Latiae diffisus habenae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of the Roman dominion</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:13:34"><author>Sil.</author> 13, 34</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:14:1:4"><author>Gell.</author> 14, 1, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^benti^a" key="ha^benti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20075"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbentĭa">habentia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">habeo, II. A.</etym>, <sense id="n20075.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>possessions, property, substance</i> (ante-class.): animos eorum habentia inflarat, Quadrig. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 119, 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:21"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> prol. 21</bibl>. (dub.; dum habent, Spengel).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^be_nu^la" key="ha^be_nu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20076"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbēnŭla">habenula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">habena, II. A.</etym>, <sense id="n20076.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small strip of diseased flesh which is cut out from the body</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum ab ora vel vulsella vel hamo apprehensam tamquam habenulam excidere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:28"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:7:8"><author>id.</author> 7, 7, 8</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:20">20</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^be^o" key="ha^be^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20077"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĕo">habeo</head>, <itype opt="n">ŭi, ĭtum, 2</itype> (archaic <i>perf. subj.</i> habessit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:8:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 8, 19</bibl>; <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> haberier, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:591"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 6, 111 (591)</bibl>), <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> and <pos>n.</pos> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">κώπη</foreign>, handle; Lat. capio; Germ. haben, Haft; Engl. have</etym>, <i>to have</i>, in the widest sense of the word, <i>to hold, keep, possess, cherish, entertain, occupy, enclose, contain</i> (cf.: teneo, possideo, etc.).  <sense id="n20077.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n20077.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of personal subjects. </sense><sense id="n20077.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With persons or things as objects: SI INTESTATO MORITVR, CVI SVVS HERES NEC SIT, AGNATVS PROXIMVS FAMILIAM HABETO, Fragm. XII. Tab. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Ulp.</author> <title>Fragm.</title> 26, 1</bibl>: ex tui animi sententia tu uxorem habes? <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:64:260"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 64, 260</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquam habere in matrimonio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,029:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Scaur.</title> § 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsum ex Helvetiis uxorem habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:18:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 18, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si et prudentes homines et non veteres reges habere voluerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 37</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae cum patrem clarissimum, amplissimos patruos, ornatissimum fratrem haberet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:50:147"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 50, 147</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ille haberet filium delicatiorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:64:257"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 64, 257</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod non ingenuous habeat clarosque parentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:6:91"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habebat saepe ducentos, saepe decem servos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 3, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fundum habere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,006:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tull.</title> § 14</bibl>: cur pecuniam non habeat mulier?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantas divitias habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:333"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 99 (333)</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">aurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:269"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 35 (269)</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">vectigalia magna Divitiasque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:101"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 101</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantum opum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">classes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:9:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 9, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naves,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:104"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 40, § 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">denique sit finis quaerendi, cumque habeas plus, Pauperiem metuas minus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:92"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tacitus pasci si posset corvus, haberet Plus dapis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:17:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 17, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dionysii equus quid attulit admirationis, quod habuit apes in juba?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:31:67"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 31, 67</bibl></cit>: faenum habet in cornu; <cit><quote lang="la">longe fuge,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:34"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">leges in monumentis habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostis habet muros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:290"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 290</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostis habet portus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:45"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 45</bibl></cit> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">quam vellem Panaetium nostrum nobiscum haberemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ciceronem secum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:9:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 9, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ea legione, quam secum habebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:8:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 8, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">secum senatorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 31, § 77</bibl></cit>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">magnum numerum equitatus circum se,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:18:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 18, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec si habeat aurum, quod illi renumeret, faciat lubens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:46"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 1, 12 (46)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quid non habuisti quod dares? Habuisse se dicet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,029:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Scaur.</title> § 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod non desit, habentem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:52"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui in foro turbaque, quicum colloqui libeat, non habeant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 17</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With abstr. objects: quid illos, bono genere gnatos, opinanimi animi habuisse atque habituros dum vivent? <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:3:17"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 3, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod uno et eodem temporis puncto nati dissimiles et naturas et vitas et casus habent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:45:95"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 45, 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">febrim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:26:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 26, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">instrumenta animi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vero habere virtutem satis est, quasi artem aliquam, nisi utare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in populos perpetuam potestatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:27"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 27</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">in populum vitae necisque potestatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 14</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">potestatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:29"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 29</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:32">32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:36">36</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">eo plus auctoritatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ornamenta dicendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:28:122"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 28, 122</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">summam prudentiam summamque vim dicendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:20:89"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 20, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Q. Lucilius Balbus tantos progressus habebat in Stoicis, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:6:15"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque quem usum belli haberent aut quibus institutis uterentur, reperiri poterat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:20"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 20</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonnullam invidiam ex eo, quod, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:70:283"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 70, 283</bibl></cit>: nimiam spem, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:17:1"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 17, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">spem in fide alicujus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:39:71"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 39, 71</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">tantum spei ad vivendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:20:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 20, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:6:14"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 6, 14</bibl>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">summam spem de aliquo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:3:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 3, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">odium in equestrem ordinem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:55:151"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 55, 151</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">metum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:11:6"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 11 (4, 10), 6</bibl></cit>: consolationem semper in ore atque in animo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:16:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 16, 2</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:56"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 56</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">rogavi, ut diceret, quid haberet in animo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque modum neque modestiam victores habere,</quote> <i><i>observe no bounds</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:11:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 11, 4</bibl></cit>; v. modus: <cit><quote lang="la">haec habebam fere, quae te scire vellem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 6</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">haec habui de amicitia quae dicerem,</quote> <i><i>this is what I had to say</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:chapter=27"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 27</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: fidem, gratiam, honorem, rationem; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">these nouns</ref>.—In a play on the word lumen: Arge, jaces; quodque in tot lumina lumen habebas Exstinctum est, <i>the light for so many lights</i> (<i>eyes</i>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:720"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 720</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.5" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> (analog. to the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἔχω</foreign>), <i>to have</i> something to do, <i>be able</i> to do something: <cit><quote lang="la">habeo etiam dicere quem contra morem majorum dejecerit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:35:100"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 35, 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de re publica nihil habeo ad te scribere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:22:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 22, 6</bibl></cit>.—So with <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> or with the <i>part. fut. pass.</i> (ante-class. and post-Aug.), <i>to have</i> or <i>be obliged</i> to do something, <i>I must</i> do something: <cit><quote lang="la">rogas, ut id mihi habeam curare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:1:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">filius hominis, quod carne indui haberet in terra,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 4, 12, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habemus humiliare eum in signo,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 4, 18, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod plurimae haereses haberent existere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 4, 30, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">etiam Filius Dei mori habuit,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Hab. Mul.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si inimicos jubemur diligere, quem habemus odisse?</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de spatiis ordinum eatenus praecipiendum habemus, ut intelligant agricolae, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:5:3"><author>Col.</author> 5, 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praesertim cum enitendum haberemus, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:8:12"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 8, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si nunc primum statuendum haberemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:44"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum respondendum haberent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 36</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Of inanim. or abstr. subjects: <cit><quote lang="la">prima classis LXXXVIII. centurias habeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locus ille nihil habet religionis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:22:57"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 22, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humani animi eam partem, quae sensum habeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:32:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 32, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animus incorruptus agit atque habet cuncta, neque ipse habetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:2:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">divinus animus mortale nihil habuit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,029:50"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Scaur.</title> § 50</bibl>: habet statum res publica de tribus secundarium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:42"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 42</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nullum est genus illarum rerum publicarum, quod non habeat iter ad finitimum quoddam malum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:28"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsa aequabilitas est iniqua, cum habeat nullos gradus dignitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:27"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulla alia in civitate...ullum domicilium libertas habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:31"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostri casus plus honoris habuerunt quam laboris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 4</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">viri excellentis ancipites variique casus habent admirationem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habet etiam amoenitas ipsa illecebras multas cupiditatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid habet illius carminis simile haec oratio?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:36"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnam habet vim disciplina verecundiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:4:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 6</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">quomodo habere dicimur febrem, cum illa nos habeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:119"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 119 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">animalia somnus habebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:147"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 147</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:329"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 329</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">me somno gravatum Infelix habuit thalamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:521"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 521</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">non me impia namque Tartara habent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:734"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 734</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habentque Tartara Panthoiden,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:28:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 28, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (metus) major absentes habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:1:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 1, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:2:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Const. Sap.</title> 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">et habet mortalia casus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:13"><author>Luc.</author> 2, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terror habet vates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:549"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 549</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense id="n20077.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n20077.8" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Pregn., <i>to have</i> or <i>possess property</i> (mostly <abbr>absol.</abbr>): <cit><quote lang="la">miserum istuc verbum et pessumum'st, habuisse et nihil habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1321"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 5, 2, 34 (1321)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:728"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 728</bibl>: qui habet, ultro appetitur: qui est pauper, aspernatur, Cic. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 792</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">habet idem in nummis, habet idem in urbanis praediis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:199"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 86, § 199</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">in nummis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in Salentinis aut in Brutiis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to have possessions</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:46:132"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 46, 132</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 18, § 45</bibl>: nos quod simus, quod habeamus, etc., Curius ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:29:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 29, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">et belli rabies et amor successit habendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:327"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 327</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">amore senescit habendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:85"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 85</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:3"><author>Phaedr.</author> 3</bibl> prol. 21; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:207"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 207</bibl>: quid habentibus auri nunquam exstincta sitis? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:264"><author>Sil.</author> 5, 264</bibl>; so, habentes = <foreign lang="greek">οἱ ἔχοντες</foreign>, <i>the wealthy</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 5, 8, 7</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20077.9" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With an <i>object</i>- or <i>relative-clause, to have the means, ability</i>, or <i>knowledge</i>, i. e. <i>to be in a condition, to be able, to know how</i> to do or say any thing. </sense><sense id="n20077.10" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With an <i>object clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">de Alexandrina re tantum habeo polliceri, me tibi cumulate satisfacturum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:5:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de re publica nihil habeo ad te scribere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:22:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 22, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec fere dicere habui de natura deorum,</quote> <i><i>this is the substance of what I had to say</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:39:93"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 39, 93</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quid habes igitur dicere de Gaditano foedere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:14:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 14, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habeo etiam dicere, quem de ponte in Tiberim dejecerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:35:100"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 35, 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud affirmare pro certo habeo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:22:4"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 22, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic placet, an melius quis habet suadere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:16:23"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 16, 23</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.11" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With a <i>relat.-clause</i> (usually with a <i>negative</i>: non habeo, quid faciam; <cit><quote lang="la">or: nihil habeo, quod faciam, dicam, etc.): de quibus habeo ipse, quid sentiam: non habeo autem, quid tibi assentiar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:25:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 25, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de pueris quid agam, non habeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque eo quid arguas non habes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:15:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 15, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid huic responderet, non habebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:12:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 12, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec quid faceret habebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 23, § 51</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:2:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 2, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui, quo se reciperent, non haberent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:38:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 38, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil habeo, quod ad te scribam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil habeo, quod agam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 19</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil habeo, quod cum amicitia Scipionis possim comparare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:27:103"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 27, 103</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.12" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To have in use, make use of, use</i> (very rare, for the usual uti, opp. abuti): <cit><quote lang="la">anulus in digito subter tenuatur habendo,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>by use, by wearing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:312"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 312</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">aera nitent usu: vestis bona quaerit haberi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:8:51"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 8, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quippe quas (divitias) honeste habere licebat, abuti per turpitudinem properabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:13:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 13, 2</bibl></cit> Kritz; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">magnae opes innocenter paratae et modeste habitae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:44"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 44</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n20077.13" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To hold, use, wield, handle, manage</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec inmensa barbarorum scuta, enormis hastas, inter truncos arborum perinde haberi quam pila,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 14</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo modo rem publicam habuerint (majores), disserere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:5:9"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 5, 9</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">reipublicae partes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:6"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 6 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n20077.14" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>To hold</i> or <i>keep</i> a person or thing in any condition; <i>to have, hold</i>, or <i>regard</i> in any light: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem in obsidione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:31:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 31, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem in liberis custodiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:47:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 47, 3</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem in custodiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:52:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 52, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem in vinculis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:51"><author>id.</author> ib. 51</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; for which also: <cit><quote lang="la">in custodiam habitus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>put into prison and kept there</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:25"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 25</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:87"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 87</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quo facilius omne Hadriaticum mare in potestatem haberet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:25"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 25</bibl></cit> Oud. <title>N. cr.</title> (al. in potestate): <cit><quote lang="la">cum talem virum in potestatem habuisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:112"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 112</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr> Kritz <title>N. cr.</title>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae res eos in magno diuturnoque bello inter se habuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:79:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 79, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alios in ea fortuna haberent, ut socii esse quam cives mallent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:24"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aegros in tenebris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:18"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquam caelestem sub dio in sole,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:12:1"><author>Col.</author> 12, 12, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in otio militem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:2:6"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 2, 6</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">legiones habebantur per otium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:31"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">externa sine cura habebantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:79"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 79 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exercitus sine imperio et modestia habitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:44:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 44, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos ille postea magno in honore habuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:77:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 77, 2</bibl></cit>; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">quos praecipuo semper honore Caesar habuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:54:4"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 54, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habeo Junium (mensem) et Quintilem in metu,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>I fear</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 14</bibl></cit>.— So with an <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> or a <i>perf. part.</i>, to denote a lasting condition: <cit><quote lang="la">ita me mea forma habet sollicitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:979"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 95 (979)</bibl></cit> Lorenz; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:582"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 4, 2, 12 (582)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:591">21 (591)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">miserrimum ego hunc habebo amasium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:589"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 3, 3, 27 (589)</bibl></cit> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">laetum Germanicum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:57"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 57</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:65">65</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sollicitum habebat cogitatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:3:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 3, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:16:2">2, 16, 2</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n20077.15" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With a <i>double object</i>, esp. freq. with the <i>part. perf. pass., to have, hold</i>, or <i>possess</i> a person or thing in any quality or capacity, as any thing; <i>to have, hold</i>, or <i>possess</i> an action as completed, finished (a pregn. circumlocution for the <i>perf.</i>): <cit><quote lang="la">cum haberet collegam in praetura Sophoclem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:40:144"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 40, 144</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:93"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 93</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">an heredem habuerit eum, a quo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:2:37"><author>id.</author> 7, 2, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">istaec illum perdidit assentatio, nam absque te esset, ego illum haberem rectum ad ingenium bonum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:412"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 8 (412)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cur ergo unus tu Apollonidenses miseriores habes quam pater tuus habuit umquam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:29:71"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 29, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obvium habuerunt patrem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:29"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 1, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">reliquas civitates stipendiarias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:30:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 30, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod (cognomen) habes hereditarium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae habuit venalia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:144"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 62, § 144</bibl></cit>; Brut. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:11:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 11, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui auro habeat soccis suppactum solum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:332"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 98 (332)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">me segregatum habuisse, uxorem ut duxit, a me Pamphilum,</quote> <i><i>have kept him away, aloof</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:751"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 751</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">inclusum in curia senatum habuerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:2:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 2, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Romulus) habuit plebem in clientelas principum descriptam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 9</bibl></cit>: satis mihi videbar habere cognitum Scaevolam ex iis rebus, quas, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:40:147"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 40, 147</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">si nondum eum satis habes cognitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:17:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 17, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:20"><author>ib.</author> 15, 20</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: fidem spectatam jam et diu cognitam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:4:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> ap. Caecil. 4, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">decumas ad aquam deportatas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 14, § 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">domitas habere libidines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:43:194"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 43, 194</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes philosophiae notos et tractatos locos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:33:118"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 33, 118</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">innumerabilia, quae collecta habent Stoici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:70:145"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 70, 145</bibl></cit>: quantum in acie tironi sit committendum, nimium saepe expertum habemus, <author>Planc.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:24:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 24, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quare velim ita statutum habeas, me, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:2:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 2, 1</bibl></cit>: habeo absolutum suave <foreign lang="greek">ἔπος</foreign> ad Caesarem, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:9:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 9, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in adversariis scriptum habere (nomen),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:3:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de Caesare satis dictum habebo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:19:52"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 19, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum habere susceptum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:6:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 6, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam (domum) tu iam dimensam et exaedificatam animo habebas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:6:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut omnes labores, pericula consueta habeam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:85:7"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 85, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">compertum ego habeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:Cat. 58:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 58, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:17"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 17</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:18:1">18, 1</bibl>: neque ea res falsum (<i>part. perf. pass.</i>) me habuit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:10:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 10, 1</bibl> al. From this use is derived the <i>compound perf.</i> of the Romance languages: ho veduto, j'ai vu, qs. habeo visum, <i>I have seen</i>).—</sense><sense id="n20077.16" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Also, with a double object, <i>to make, render</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">praecipit ut dent operam, uti eos quam maxime manifestos habeant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:41:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 41, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui pascua publica infesta habuerant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:29:9"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 29, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:36:3">34, 36, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">necdum omnia edita facinora habent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:16:3"><author>id.</author> 39, 16, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:42:1">31, 42, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">anxium me et inquietum habet petitio Sexti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:9:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed Pompeium gratia impunitum habuit,</quote> <i><i>kept</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:1:5"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 1, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.17" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Hence: <cit><quote lang="la">in aliquo (aliquā re), aliquem (aliquid) habere (rare): ea si fecissem, in vestra amicitia exercitum, divitias, munimenta regni me habiturum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:14:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 14, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in vobis liberos, parentes, consanguineos habeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:6:9:12"><author>Curt.</author> 6, 9, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">majora in eo obsequia habiturus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8:6:6"><author>Just.</author> 8, 6, 6</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:16:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 16, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.18" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>To have</i> or <i>hold</i> a person in any manner, <i>to treat, use</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">is, uti tu me hic habueris, proinde illum illic curaverit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:314"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 64 (314)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equitatu agmen adversariorum male habere et carpere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:63:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 63, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:20"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:21">3, 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">exercitum luxuriose nimisque liberaliter habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:11:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 11, 5</bibl></cit> Kritz; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">eos ille non pro vanis hostibus, ut meriti erant, sed accurate et liberaliter habuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:103:5"><author>id.</author> <title>J.</title> 103, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:113:2">113, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Fabiis plurimi (saucii) dati, nec alibi majore cura habiti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:47:12"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 47, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:8:6">29, 8, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:34:5">37, 34, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">video quam molliter tuos habeas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:19:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 19, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">militant vobiscum, qui superbe habiti rebellassent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:8:11"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 8, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgines tam sancte habuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:3:12:21"><author>id.</author> 3, 12, 21</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:10:33">4, 10, 33</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">male habere aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Eum:12:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 12, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque conjugem et filium ejus hostiliter haberi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:10"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.19" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> With <i>se</i>, and sometimes <i>mid.</i> or <i>neut., to hold</i> or <i>keep himself</i> or <i>itself</i> in a certain manner, i. e. <i>to be constituted</i> or <i>situated, to find one's self, to be</i>, in any manner. </sense><sense id="n20077.20" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Habere se: <cit><quote lang="la">Tironem Patris aegrum reliqui...et quamquam videbatur se non graviter habere, tamen sum sollicitus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:2:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praeclare te habes, cum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:149"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 61, § 149</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsi se hoc melius habent quam nos, quod, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:7:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 7, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Bene habemus nos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:8:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 8, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego me bene habeo,</quote> <i><i>am well</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:51"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 51</bibl></cit>: praeclare se res habeat (<i>is well</i>), si, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:25:114"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 25, 114</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">male se res habet, cum, quod virtute effici debet, id tentatur pecunia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:6:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 6, 22</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:77:313"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 77, 313</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae cum ita se res haberet, tamen, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:124"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 50, § 124</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ita se res habet, ut ego, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic profecto res se habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:67:271"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 67, 271</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scire aveo, quomodo res se habeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:35:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 35, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:32:140"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 32, 140</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut se tota res habeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 5, § 15</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut meae res sese habent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:820"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 820</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.21" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Mid.: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus clara aeternaque habetur,</quote> <i><i>exhibits itself, is, continues</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:1:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sicuti pleraque mortalium habentur,</quote> <i><i>as for the most part happens in human affairs</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:6:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.22" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> <abbr>Neutr.</abbr> (as also the Gr <foreign lang="greek">ἔχω</foreign>): Tullia nostra recte valet: Terentia minus belle habuit, <author>Dolab.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:9:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 9, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">volui animum tandem confirmare hodie meum, Ut bene haberem filiae nuptiis,</quote> <i><i>I might enjoy myself</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:372"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 8, 2 (372)</bibl></cit>: qui bene habet suisque amicis est volup, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:725"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 130 (725)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">bene habent tibi principia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:429"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 429</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bene habet: jacta sunt fundamenta defensionis,</quote> <i><i>it is well</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:6:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 6, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:6"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnum narras, vix credibile! atqui sic habet,</quote> <i><i>so it is, it is even so</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:53"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 53</bibl></cit>: illasce sues sanas esse habereque recte licere spondesne? Formula emendi, ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:4:5"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 4, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:2:3:5">2, 3, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.23" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>To hold, account, esteem, consider, regard</i> a person or thing in any manner or as any thing; <i>to think</i> or <i>believe</i> a person or thing <i>to be</i> so or so: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem fidelem sibi habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:491"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 87 (491)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deos aeternos et beatos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:17:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 17, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id habent hodie vile et semper habuerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:22:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 22, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">maximam illam voluptatem habemus, quae, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:11:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 11, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eum nos ut perveterem habemus... nec vero habeo quemquam antiquiorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:15:61"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 15, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ut et rex et pater habereter omnium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 36</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:21">2, 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">parentem Asiae et dici et haberi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 10</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">eos dicit esse habitos deos, a quibus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:15:38"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 15, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum esset habendus rex, quicumque genere regio natus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 33</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:12"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 12</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: non habeo nauci Marsum augurem, Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:58:132"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 58, 132</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus auctoritas in iis regionibus magni habebatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:21:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 21, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil pensi habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:29"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 29</bibl></cit>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">an perinde habenda sit haec atque illa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:3:11"><author>id.</author> 7, 3, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sese illum non pro amico, sed pro hoste habiturum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:44:19"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 44, 19</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem pro hoste,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:20"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:6:2"><author>Curt.</author> 6, 2</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi in provincia relictas rationes pro relatis haberem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:20:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 20, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">licet omnia Italica pro Romanis habeam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:56"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 56</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:73">12, 10, 73</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">istuc jam pro facto habeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pompeium pro certo habemus per Illyricum proficisci in Galliam,</quote> <i><i>to consider as certain</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:10:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 6</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">id obliviscendum, pro non dicto habendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:22:9"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 22, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc velim in maximis rebus et maxime necessariis habeas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 5</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem in deorum numero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:14:36"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 14, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem in hostium numero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:28:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 28, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem suorum In numero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:41"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 41</bibl></cit>; for which also: <cit><quote lang="la">hostium numero haberi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:6:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 6, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numero impiorum ac sceleratorum haberi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:13:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 13, 7</bibl></cit>; cf. also <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:7:2"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 7, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem Aegyptii nefas habent nominare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:22:56"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 22, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mutare nefas habent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:8:6"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 8, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec tamen est habendum religioni, nocentem aliquando defendere,</quote> <i><i>to scruple, make a conscience of</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:14:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 14, 51</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec eam rem habuit religioni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:35:77"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 35, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quando tu me bene merentem tibi habes despicatui,</quote> <i><i>you despise</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:693"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 4, 3, 19 (693)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non sic ludibrio tuis factis habitus essem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:526"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 526</bibl></cit>.—Hence: sic habeto, or sic habeas aliquid, or with an <i>object-clause, hold</i> or <i>judge thus, be convinced</i> or <i>persuaded, believe, know</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed hoc nihil ad te: illud velim sic habeas, uod intelliges, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:13:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 13, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unum hoc sic habeto: si, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 6</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic habeto: omnibus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">enitere et sic habeto, non esse te mortalem, sed corpus hoc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:24"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 24</bibl></cit>; so with an <i>object-clause</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:10:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 10, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:4:4">16, 4, 4</bibl>.—Without <i>sic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">id primum ergo habeto, non sine magna causa, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:29:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 29, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantum habeto, civem egregium esse Pompeium, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:8:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 8, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.24" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To take, accept, bear, submit to, endure</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque cuiquam mortalium injuriae suae parvae videntur: multi eas gravius aequo habuere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:51:11"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 51, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">egestas facile habetur sine damno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:6:37"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae in praesens Tiberius civiliter habuit, sed, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:21"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque tantum maleficium impune habendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:70"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 70</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:48">12, 48</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ita aegre habuit filium id pro parente ausum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:5:7"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 5, 7</bibl></cit> Weissenb.—</sense><sense id="n20077.25" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <i>To hold, have possession of, occupy</i>, a place: <cit><quote lang="la">urbem Romam condidere atque habuere initio Trojani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:6:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui mortales initio Africam habuerint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:17:7"><author>id.</author> <title>J.</title> 17, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:18:1">18, 1</bibl>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">Siciliam et Sardiniam per legatos habuit,</quote> <i><i>rule, administer</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:4:2:22"><author>Flor.</author> 4, 2, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbem Romanam a principio reges habuere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:1"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hispaniae tribus legionibus habebantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:54">12, 54</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.26" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> More freq. <i>neutr., to dwell, live</i> anywhere (perh. only ante-class.; in good prose habito is used instead): quae Corinthum arcem altam habetis, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:6:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 6, 1</bibl> (Trag. v. 294 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">ille geminus qui Syracusis habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:69"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> prol. 69</bibl></cit>: quis istic habet? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:114"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 2, 6 (114)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi nunc adulescens habet?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:194"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 156 (194)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apud aedem Junonis Lucinae, ubi aeditumus habere solet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:50"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 50</bibl></cit> Müll.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">situm formamque et universorum castrorum et partium, qua Poeni, qua Numidae haberent...specularentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:4:2"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 4, 2</bibl></cit> (but v. Weissenb. ad loc.).—</sense><sense id="n20077.27" level="1" n="F" opt="n"> <i>To spend, pass</i> (time, etc.): <cit><quote lang="la">aetatem procul a republica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:4:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:51:12"><author>id.</author> ib. 51, 12</bibl></cit> al.—</sense><sense id="n20077.28" level="1" n="G" opt="n"> <i>To have in one's mind, to know, be acquainted with</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">siquidem istius regis (Anci) matrem habemus, ignoramus patrem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 18</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: habes consilia nostra; <cit><quote lang="la">nunc cognosce de Bruto,</quote> <i><i>there you have, such are</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:21:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 21, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habetis igitur primum ortum tyranni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habetis sermonem bene longum hominis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:88:361"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 88, 361</bibl></cit>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">habes nostras sententias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habes, quae fortissime de beata vita dici putem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 28</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:71:291"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 71, 291</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20077.29" level="1" n="H" opt="n"> <i>To have as a habit, peculiarity</i>, or <i>characteristic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">habebat hoc omnino Caesar: quem plane perditum aere alieno egentemque cognorat, hunc in familiaritatem libentissime recipiebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:32:78"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 32, 78</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:32:81"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 32, 81</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.30" level="1" n="K" opt="n"> <i>To hold, to make, do, perform, prepare, utter, pronounce, produce, cause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">alium quaerebam, iter hac habui,</quote> <i><i>made, directed</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1065"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1065</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ex urbe profectus iter ad legiones habebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:14:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 14, 3</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">iter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:51:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 51, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:11:2">3, 11, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:106:1">3, 106, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:6:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 6, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:439"><author>Luc.</author> 2, 439</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">C. Cato contionatus est, comitia haberi non siturum, si, etc.,</quote> <i><i>to be held</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:6:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 6, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:13:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 13, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:4:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 4, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:2:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 2, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">concilia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:53:4"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 53, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">contionem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:1:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 1, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">censum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:138"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 55, § 138</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">delectum (militum),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:12:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 12, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 1</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 1</bibl>; v. delectus: <cit><quote lang="la">ludos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,004:1"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Rhet.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermonem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:24:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 24, 57</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">orationem,</quote> <i><i>to deliver</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multis verbis ultro citroque habitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:9"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 9</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">disputationem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:30:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 30, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dialogum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:9:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:47:190"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 47, 190</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">querelam de aliquo apud aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:2:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 2, 1, § 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">controversiam de fundo cum aliquo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:69:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 69, 2</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">deinde adventus in Syriam primus equitatus habuit interitum,</quote> <i><i>caused, occasioned</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:4:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 4, 9</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:46:96"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 46, 96</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">latrocinia nullam habent infamiam, quae extra fines cujusque civitatis fiunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:23:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 23, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.31" level="1" n="L" opt="n"> Habere in animo (or simply animo), with an <i>object clause, to have in mind, to intend, to be disposed, inclined</i> to do any thing (=propositum habere, constituisse, decrevisse): <cit><quote lang="la">istum exheredare in animo habebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:18:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 18, 52</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:17:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 17, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc (flumen) neque ipse transire in animo habebat neque hostes transituros existimabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:7:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 7, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque bello eum invadere animo habuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:25:1"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 25, 1</bibl></cit> dub (al. in animo), v. Drak. ad h. l.—</sense><sense id="n20077.32" level="1" n="M" opt="n"> Habere sibi or secum aliquid, <i>to keep to one's self</i> (lit. and trop.): <cit><quote lang="la">clamare coeperunt, sibi ut haberet hereditatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 19, § 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">per vindicationem his verbis legamus: DO LEGO, CAPITO, SUMITO, SIBI HABETO,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ulp.</author> <title>Fragm.</title> 24, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. ib. § 5; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 2:209"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 209</bibl>.—So the formula used in divorces: <cit><quote lang="la">res tuas tibi habeas or habe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:928"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 2, 47 (928)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,003:1:section=7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Suas.</title> 1, § 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">illam suam suas res sibi habere jussit ex duodecim tabulis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:28:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 28, 69</bibl></cit>. —Comic. transf.: <cit><quote lang="la">apage sis amor: tuas tibi res habeto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:254"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 1, 32 (254)</bibl></cit>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">secreto hoc audi, tecum habeto, ne Apellae quidem liberto tuo dixeris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:25:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 25, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verum haec tu tecum habeto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:15:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 15, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.33" level="1" n="N" opt="n"> Of a sweetheart, <i>to have, to possess, enjoy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">postquam nos Amaryllis habet, Galatea reliquit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:1:31"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 1, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:2:65"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 2, 65</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:8:22"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 8 (4, 7), 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">duxi, habui scortum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:984"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 10, 6 (984)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:85"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 85</bibl>: cum esset objectum, habere eum Laida; <cit><quote lang="la">habeo, inquit, non habeor a Laide,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:26:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 26, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.34" level="1" n="O" opt="n"> Gladiatorial t. t., of a wounded combatant: hoc habet or habet, <i>he has that</i> (i. e. that stroke), <i>he is hit</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">desuper altus equo graviter ferit atque ita fatur: Hoc habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:296"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 296</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,002:53"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Psych.</title> 53</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.35" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc habet: reperi, qui senem ducerem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:715"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 26 (715)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1143"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 4, 99 (1143)</bibl>: egomet continuo mecum; <cit><quote lang="la">Certe captus est! Habet!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:83"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 83</bibl></cit> (id est vulneratus est. Habet enim qui percussus est: et proprie de gladiatoribus dicitur, Don.).—Hence: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hăbĭtus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, <i>held</i> or <i>kept in a certain condition, state, humor</i> (ante-class.). </sense><sense id="n20077.36" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n20077.37" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: equus nimis strigosus et male habitus, Massur. Sabin. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:20:11"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 20, 11</bibl>; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">in the foll.</ref>—</sense><sense id="n20077.38" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut patrem tuum vidi esse habitum, diu etiam duras (lites) dabit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:402"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 402</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20077.39" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., physically, <i>well kept, well conditioned, fleshy, corpulent</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpulentior videre atque habitior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:8"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 8 (8)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si qua (virgo) est habitior paulo, pugilem esse aiunt, deducunt cibum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:314"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 314</bibl></cit>: (censores) equum nimis strigosum et male habitum, sed equitem ejus uberrimum et habitissimum viderunt, etc., Massur. Sabin. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:20:11"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 20, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^lis" key="ha^bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20078"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭlis">habilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">habeo, II. B. 2.</etym>, <i>that may be easily handled</i> or <i>managed, manageable, suitable, fit, proper, apt, expert, light, nimble, swift</i> (class.).  <sense id="n20078.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">(calcei) habiles et apti ad pedem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:54:231"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 54, 231</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">(natura homini) figuram corporis habilem et aptam ingenio humano dedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:9:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 9, 26</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">res aptae, habiles et ad naturam accommodatae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:20:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 20, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">brevitate habiles gladii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:46:5"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 46, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ensis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:305"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 305</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arcus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:318"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 318</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pharetra ad tela,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:607"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 607</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frameae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:6"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">currus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:531"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 531</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aratrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:9:7"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 9, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naves velis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:6"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpus habilissimum quadratum est, neque gracile neque obesum,</quote> <i><i>the most convenient for managing, treating</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:1"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">materia levis est et ad hoc habilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:1:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 1, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque habilis membris venit vigor,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>making supple</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:418"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 418</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(bos) nec feturae habilis nec fortis aratris,</quote> <i><i>fit, proper for</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:62"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra frumentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:2:20"><author>Col.</author> 2, 2, 20</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Aegyptum ut feraciorem habilioremque annonae urbicae redderet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:18"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pinguibus hae (vites) terris habiles, levioribus illae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:92"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rudem ad pedestria bella Numidarum gentem esse, equis tantum habilem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:48:5"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 48, 5</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ducenta fere milia peditum, armis habilia,</quote> <i><i>able to bear arms</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:110:3"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 110, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nondum portandis habiles gravioribus armis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:11:588"><author>Sil.</author> 11, 588</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20078.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: sunt quidam ita in iisdem rebus habiles, ita naturae muneribus ornati, ut, etc., <i>apt, expert, skilful</i> (= capax), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:25:115"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 25, 115</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">acutior atque habilior ad inveniendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:12"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam ingenium idem ad res diversissimas habilius fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:4:3"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exercitus non habilis gubernaculo,</quote> <i><i>not easy to govern</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:113:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 113, 2</bibl></cit>: negotia expedita et habilia sequuntur actorem, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:7" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>de Ira</title>, 3, 7</bibl>: et vicina seni non habilis Lyco, <i>not suited</i> (on account of her age), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:19:24"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 19, 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non habiles Colchi,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>uncivilized, rude</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:7:231"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 7, 231</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20078.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, with <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">plaudentique habiles Caryae resonare Dianae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:225"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 225</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:553"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 553</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hăbĭlĭter</orth>, <i>handily, aptly, expertly, skilfully, easily</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">scutum parvum habiliter ferens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Epit. 57"><author>Liv.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut elephantis, sicut nos equis, facile atque habiliter utantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:7"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:34:2:20"><author>Dig.</author> 34, 2, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^li^tas" key="ha^bi^li^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n20079"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭlĭtas">habilitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">habilis</etym>, <sense id="n20079.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>aptitude, ability</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">omitto opportunitates habilitatesque reliqui corporis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:9:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 9, 27</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^li^ter" key="ha^bi^li^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n20080"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭlĭter">habiliter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. habilis <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^ta_bi^lis" key="ha^bi^ta_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20081"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtābĭlis">habitabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">habito</etym>, <i>habitable.</i>  <sense id="n20081.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">regiones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:20:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 20, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cinguli (terrae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">media plaga (terrae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:49"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:14:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 14, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caelum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:611"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 611</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non habitabile frigus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:4:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 4, 51</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20081.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> transf., <i>inhabited</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tarpeiae rupes Superisque habitabile saxum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:541"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 541</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^ta_cu^lum" key="ha^bi^ta_cu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n20082"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtācŭlum">habitaculum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">habito</etym>, <i>a dwellingplace, habitation</i> (post-class.).  <sense id="n20082.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">leonis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:14:21"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 14, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">avium,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 1, 23</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20082.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of the body, as the <i>dwellingplace</i> of the soul, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,004:10:39"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 10, 39</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^ta_ti^o" key="ha^bi^ta_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20083"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtātĭo">habitatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">habito</etym>, <sense id="n20083.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a dwelling, inhabiting</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad habitationem praebere mansionem,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 1, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: aquarum, <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 2, 10</bibl> <abbr>init.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n20083.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a dwelling, habitation.</i>—</sense><sense id="n20083.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (class.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">domus, domicilium, sedes, mansio, tectum): scelestae haec aedes, impiast habitatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:503"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 2, 73 (503)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:497"><author>id.</author> ib. 67 (497)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut nobis haec habitatio Bona, fausta ... eveniat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 2 (40)</bibl></cit>: peto a te, ut ei de habitatione accommodes, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sumptus habitationis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:7:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 7, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:128"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 128</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:6:6"><author>Col.</author> 1, 6, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">alicui gratuitam habitationem praestare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 4:153"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 153</bibl></cit>; in <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">mercedes habitationum annuae,</quote> <i><i>house-rent</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:21:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 21, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20083.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Rent for a dwelling, house-rent</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">annuam habitationem Romae usque ad bina milia nummum remisit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:38"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 38</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^ta_ti^uncu^la" key="ha^bi^ta_ti^uncu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20084"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtātĭuncŭla">habitatiuncula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">habitatio</etym>, <sense id="n20084.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little dwelling</i> (late Lat.): in specubus habitatiunculas habere, Hier. in Obad. <abbr>med.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^ta_tor" key="ha^bi^ta_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n20085"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtātor">habitator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">habito</etym>, <sense id="n20085.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a dweller</i> in a house, <i>tenant, occupant</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tuam (domum) in Carinis mundi habitatores Lamiae conduxerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:3:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inesse aliquem habitatorem in hac caelesti ac divina domo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:35:90"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 35, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tumultu habitatorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:62:3"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 62, 3</bibl></cit> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">testa in illa vidit habitatorem magnum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:311"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 311</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:45:10"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 45, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:50:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 50, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20085.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>an inhabitant</i> of a country, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">incolae atque habitatores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:56:140"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 56, 140</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitas habitatoribus vacua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:24:2:3"><author>Amm.</author>24, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitatores pagorum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 23, 6, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppidi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 31, 5, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">22, 8, 35</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">lunae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 1, 11, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^ta_trix" key="ha^bi^ta_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n20086"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtātrix">habitatrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">habitator</etym>, <sense id="n20086.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>she that inhabits</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 10, 82</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^ti^o" key="ha^bi^ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20087"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtĭo">habitio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">habeo</etym>, <sense id="n20087.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a having</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">debitio gratiae, non habitio, cum pecunia confertur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:4:7"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 4, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^to" key="ha^bi^to" opt="n" orig_id="n20088"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭto">habito</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype> (<i>gen. plur.</i> of the <i>part. pres.</i> habitantum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:90"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 90</bibl>), <pos opt="n">v. freq. a.</pos> and <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">habeo</etym>.  <sense id="n20088.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to have frequently, to be wont to have</i> (anteclass. and very rare): epicrocum, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 318, 25</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">comas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 27</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20088.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>to have possession of, to inhabit</i> a place; and more freq. <i>neut., to dwell, abide, reside, live</i> anywhere (the class. signif. of the word; cf.: colo, incolo, commoror). </sense><sense id="n20088.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20088.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <abbr>Act.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">centum urbes habitant magnas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:106"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">silvas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:6:2"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc nemus, hunc collem (deus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:352"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 352</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humiles casas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:29"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:1:66"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 66</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:195"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 195</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pruinas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:177"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 177</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:11"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 11</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:51:3"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 51, 3</bibl>. —<abbr>Pass.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">colitur ea pars (urbis) et habitatur frequentissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:119"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 53, § 119</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:28"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 4, 28</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">arx procul iis, quae habitabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:3:2"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">applicata colli habitatur colonia Corinthus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:11"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 4, 5, § 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:42">5, 7, 7, § 42</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Scythiae confinis est regio habitaturque pluribus vicis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:2:14"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 2, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobis habitabitur orbis Ultimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:1:127"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 1, 127</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tellus Bistoniis habitata viris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:430"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 430</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec patria est habitata tibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:3:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 3, 21</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:654"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 654</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">raris habitata mapalia tectis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:340"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 340</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">(agellus) habitatus quinque focis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:14:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 14, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">campi olim uberes magnisque urbibus habitati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:7"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae sit tellus habitanda (sibi), requirit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:9"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 9</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cesserunt nitidis habitandae piscibus undae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:74"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitandaque fana Apris reliquit et rapacibus lupis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:16:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 16, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">proavis habitatas linquere silvas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:15:152"><author>Juv.</author> 15, 152</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20088.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <abbr>Neutr.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">in illisce habitat aedibus Amphitruo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:97"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 97</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus hic in aediculis habitat decem, ut opinor, milibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:7:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 7, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in gurgustio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:9:22"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 9, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in via,</quote> <i><i>on the high-road</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:41:106"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 41, 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in Sicilia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:95"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 41, § 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in arboribus (aves),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:363"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 35, 87, § 363</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lilybaei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:38"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 18, § 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lucis opacis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:673"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 673</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vallibus imis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:110"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">casa straminea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:16:20"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 16 (3, 8), 20</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sub terra habitare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:37:95"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 37, 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apud aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:115"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 26, 115</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:90:309"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 90, 309</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:21:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 21, 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:12:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 12, 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:83"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 34, § 83</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum aliquo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:64"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 1, 25, § 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum illa apud te,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:934"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 934</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">triginta milibus dixistis eum habitare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:7:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 7, 17</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc si quis tanti (i. e. sex milibus) habitet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:10:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 10, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bene,</quote> <i><i>to have a good habitation</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:13"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">dum sic ergo habitat Cetronius,</quote> <i><i>so splendidly</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:92"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">avecta est peregre hinc habitatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:579"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 2, 3, 37 (579)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">is habitatum huc commigravit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1084"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 3, 77 (1084)</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">rus habitatum abii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:224"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 224</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">commorandi natura deversorium nobis, non habitandi locum dedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:23:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 23, 84</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitandi causa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:112:8"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 112, 8</bibl></cit>.—<mood opt="n">Part.</mood> as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hăbĭtantes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <i>the inhabitants</i>: numquam tecta subeamus: super habitantes aliquando procumbunt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:16:6"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 16, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:90"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 90</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppidum valetudine habitantium infame,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:16:1"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 16, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad occasum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:180"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 70, 82, § 180</bibl></cit>.—<i>Pass. impers.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vides, habitari in terra raris et angustis in locis, et in ipsis quasi maculis, ubi habitatur, vastas solitudines interjectas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitari ait Xenophanes in luna,</quote> <i><i>that the moon is inhabited</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:123"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 39, 123</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vicorum, quibus frequenter habitabatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:62:4"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 62, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20088.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to stay, remain, dwell</i>, or <i>keep</i> in any place; <i>to keep to, dwell upon</i> a thing (a favorite expression with Cicero): <cit><quote lang="la">cum iis, qui in foro habitarunt, de dignitate contendas?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:9:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 9, 21</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">habitare in Rostris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:89:305"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 89, 305</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in subselliis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:62:264"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 62, 264</bibl></cit>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">in oculis,</quote> <i><i>to be always in public</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:27:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 27, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illi qui hoc solum colendum ducebant, habitarunt in hac una ratione tractanda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:38:160"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 38, 160</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in bonis haerebit et habitabit suis,</quote> <i><i>to dwell upon</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:15:49"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 15, 49</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:72:292"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 72, 292</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui potest igitur habitare in beata vita summi mali metus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:28:92"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 28, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum his habitare pernoctareque curis (i. e. studiis)!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:24:69"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 24, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quorum in vultu habitant oculi mei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:12:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 12, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animus habitat in oculis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:145"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 54, § 145</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">mens ibi (in corde) habitat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:182"><author>id.</author> 11, 37, 69, § 182</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui tibi (Amori) jucundumst, siccis habitare medullis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:11:17"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 11 (3, 3), 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">peregrinatus est hujus animus in nequitia, non habitavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:6:9"><author>Val. Max.</author> 6, 9</bibl></cit>, ext. 1: <cit><quote lang="la">tecum habita,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>retire within thyself, examine thyself</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:4:52"><author>Pers.</author> 4, 52</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^tu_do" key="ha^bi^tu_do" opt="n" orig_id="n20089"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtūdo">habitudo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">habitus, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from habeo</etym>, <sense id="n20089.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>condition, plight, habit, appearance, figure</i> of the body (mostly ante- and postclass., for the class. habitus): qui color, nitor, vestitus, quae habitudo est corporis! *<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:242"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 242</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">bona corporis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:10:15"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 10, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitus atque habitudo,</quote> <i><i>dress and figure</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:39:8"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 39, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ancillae,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:2:8:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 8, 3</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">tam varias habitudines corporis participat,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p282"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 282, 29</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^tu^o" key="ha^bi^tu^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20090"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtŭo">habituo</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">habitus</etym>, <sense id="n20090.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to bring into a condition</i> or <i>habit</i> of body; in <i>pass., to be constituted</i> or <i>conditioned</i> in any manner, <i>to be in any condition</i> or <i>habit</i> of body (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">si nutrix malo suco atque corpore habituari videatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 1:4:79"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 1, 4, 79</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:ib. 4:8:109"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 8, 109</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^tu_ri^o" key="ha^bi^tu_ri^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20091"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtūrĭo">habiturio</head>, <itype opt="n">īre</itype>, <i>v. desid. a.</i> <etym opt="n">habeo</etym>, <sense id="n20091.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to desire to have, to long for</i> any thing: <cit><quote lang="la">si arationes Habituris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:141"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 47 (141)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^tus1" key="ha^bi^tus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20092"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtus">habitus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from habeo, q. v. <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^bi^tus2" key="ha^bi^tus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20093"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăbĭtus">habitus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. <itype opt="n">habitus</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from habeo</etym>, <i>the condition</i> or <i>state</i> of a thing (class.).  <sense id="n20093.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20093.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>condition, plight, habit, deportment, appearance</i> of the body (in <number opt="n">sing.</number> and <number opt="n">plur.</number>): <cit><quote lang="la">cum ille vir (Q. Metellus) integerrima aetate, optimo habitu, maximis viribus eriperetur bonis omnibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:24:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 24, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui habitus et quae figura non procul abesse putatur a vitae periculo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:91:313"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 91, 313</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">qui non tam habitus corporis opimos quam gracilitates consectentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:16:64"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mediocris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:91:316"><author>id.</author> ib. 91, 316</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:25:99"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 25, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oris et vultus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:17:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 17, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitu corporis brevis fuit (Horatius), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,002:40:48"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vit.</title> Hor.</bibl>: corporum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:4"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 4</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">positio caeli corporibus habitum dedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adde vultum habitumque hominis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:92"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">moderati aequabilesque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:12:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 12, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">signa virginali habitu atque vestitu,</quote> <i><i>deportment, appearance</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 3, § 5</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Himera in muliebrem figuram habitumque formata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:87"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 35, § 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitum vestitumque pristinum reducere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:40"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestitu calciatuque et cetero habitu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:52"><author>id.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">idem habitus cunctis, tonsi rectique capilli, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:149"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 149</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudus agas ... en habitum, quo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:72"><author>id.</author> 2, 72</bibl></cit>: diversus est ascendentium habitus et descendentium: qui per pronum eunt, resupinant corpora; <cit><quote lang="la">qui in arduum, incumbunt,</quote> <i><i>carriage, posture</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:123"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 123</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus motum et habitum et incessum imitaretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 4</bibl></cit>: morbus est habitus cujusque corporis contra naturam, Cael. Sab. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:2:3"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 2, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">puberem esse dicunt qui habitu corporis pubes apparet,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ulp.</author> <title>Fragm.</title> 11, 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 1:196"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 1, 196</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20093.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of things, esp. of places (so perh. not till after the Aug. per.), <i>condition, habit, appearance</i>, etc.: (praedisccre) patrios cultusque habitusque locorum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:52"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 52</bibl>, cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">longe alius Italiae quam Indiae visus illi habitus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:17:17"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 17, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">maris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:3:3"><author>Val. Max.</author> 3, 3</bibl></cit>, ext. 4: <cit><quote lang="la">domicilii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:9:15:8"><author>Col.</author> 9, 15, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">armorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:36:6"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 36, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecuniarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:42:5"><author>id.</author> 1, 42, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">temporum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:46:2"><author>id.</author> 10, 46, 2</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">urbs in habitum pulveris redacta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:9:3"><author>Val. Max.</author> 9, 3</bibl></cit>, ext. 3.—</sense><sense id="n20093.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., <i>dress, attire</i> (not before the Aug. per.; esp. freq in Suet.; cf.: vestis, vestitus): <cit><quote lang="la">Punicus cultus habitusque suspectos legatos fecit Hannibalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:34:6"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 34, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Theopompus permutato cum uxore habitu e custodia, ut mulier, evasit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:17:20"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 17, 20</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:7:6"><author>id.</author> 3, 7, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Romano,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:54"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 54</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Graeco, Romano uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:98"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Gallico,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pastorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:2:2"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">triumphalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:3"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">triumphantis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:13"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lugentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scenico,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quadrigario,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:1:3:2"><author>Phaedr.</author> 1, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">segmenta et longos habitus et flammea sumit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:124"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 124</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:177">3, 177</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:85"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 85</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n20093.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20093.6" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>quality, nature, character</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui manet ut moneatur semper ... servos is habitu hau probost,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:59"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 2, 2 (59)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">justitia est habitus animi communi utilitate conservata suam cuique tribuens dignitatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:53:160"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 53, 160</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturae ipsius habitu prope divino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:7:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 7, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prudentem non ex ipsius habitu, sed ex aliqua re externa judicare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:16:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 16, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut habitu aut natura ... habitu, ut facile et cito irascatur, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:16:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Top.</title> 16, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad rationis habitum perducere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:14:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 14, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne gloriari libeat alienis bonis Suoque potius habitu vitam degere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:1:3:2"><author>Phaedr.</author> 1, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si habitum etiam orationis et quasi colorem aliquem requiritis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:52:199"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 52, 199</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitus quidam et quasi gestus (sermonis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:1:13"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 1, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:12:18">5, 12, 18</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:62"><author>id.</author> 11, 3, 62</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20093.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n20093.8" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A state of feeling, disposition</i> (friendly or hostile) with regard to any one (mostly post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">quis fuerit eo tempore civitatis habitus, qui singulorum animi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:99:3"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 99, 3</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quae mens exercituum, quis habitus provinciarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:4"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic quidem Romae habitus animorum fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:8"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex praesenti eos potius quam praeterito aestimat habitu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:14:6"><author>Liv.</author> 32, 14, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20093.9" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In philos. lang., <i>an acquired perfect state</i> or <i>condition</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitum appellamus animi aut corporis constantem et absolutam aliqua in re perfectionem: ut virtutis aut artis perceptionem alicujus, aut quamvis scientiam, et item corporis aliquam commoditatem, non natura datam, sed studio et industria partam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:25:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 25, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitus ... in aliqua perfecta et constanti animi aut corporis absolutione consistit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:9:30"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 9, 30</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHabro^di^aetus" key="Habro^di^aetus" opt="n" orig_id="n20094"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Habrŏdĭaetus">Habrodiaetus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁβροδίαιτος</foreign> (living delicately), <sense id="n20094.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an epithet of the painter Parrhasius</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:71"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 10, 36, § 71</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshabro^to^num" key="habro^to^num" opt="n" orig_id="n20095"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="habrŏtŏnum">habrotonum</head>, v. abrotonum.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha_c" key="ha_c" opt="n" orig_id="n20096"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hāc">hac</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hic <abbr>fin.</abbr> III. 1.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshacte^nus" key="hacte^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20097"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hac-tĕnus">hactenus</head> (a strengthened archaic form, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hacĕtĕnus</orth>, acc. to Mar. Victor. p. 2457 P.—Separated <i>per tmesin</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:603"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 603</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:62">6, 62</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:642"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 642</bibl>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">hic- tenus; lit., as far as to this side; hence</etym>, to indicate a limit, <i>so far, thus far</i> (cf. hucusque).  <sense id="n20097.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In space. </sense><sense id="n20097.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (very rare), <i>to this place, thus far</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus summus inaurato crater erat asper acantho,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:700"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 700</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus dominum est illa secuta suum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:10:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 10, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:11:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 11, 16</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus in occidentem Germaniam novimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:35"><author>Tac.</author> G. 35 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hac Trojana tenus fuerit fortuna secuta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:62"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 62</bibl></cit>.—Far more freq. and class. (esp. freq. in Cic.), </sense><sense id="n20097.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, to indicate the limit of a discourse or of an extract, <i>thus far, to this point, no further than this</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus mihi videor de amicitia quid sentirem potuisse dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:7:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 7, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus admirabor corum tarditatem, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:10:24"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 10, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus fuit, quod caute a me scribi posset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:4:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">externae arbores hactenus fere sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:1"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 1, 1, § 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:36"><author>id.</author> 14, 3, 4, § 36</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed me hactenus cedentem nemo insequatur ultra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:47"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 10, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verum hactenus evagari satis fuerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:32"><author>id.</author> 2, 4, 32</bibl></cit>; so after a quotation: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus Trogus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:276"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 52, 114, § 276</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus Varro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:96"><author>id.</author> 14, 14, 17, § 96</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20097.4" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In this sense usually ellipt., esp. as a formula of transition: <cit><quote lang="la">sed, si placet, in hunc diem hactenus: reliqua differamus in crastinum,</quote> <i><i>thus far for to-day</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:44:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 44, 4</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: ergo haec quoque hactenus: <cit><quote lang="la">redeo ad urbana,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:13:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 13, 2</bibl></cit>: sed haec hactenus: nunc, etc., <i>so much for this</i> (very freq.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:24:53"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 24, 53</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:15:55"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 15, 55</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:21:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 21, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:30"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 2, 30</bibl> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">haec hactenus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:6:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed de hoc loco plura in aliis: nunc hactenus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:36:76"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 36, 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus haec,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:63"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed hactenus, praesertim, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:13:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 13, 1</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">sed hactenus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:7:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 7, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:9:1">13, 9, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:17:2">14, 17, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:46"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 6, 5, § 46</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">de litteris hactenus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:7:3">3, 7, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:24:1">16, 24, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:2:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 2, 1</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus de soloecismo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:54"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus ergo de studiis ... proximus liber, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:12:19"><author>id.</author> 1, 12, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus de poëtis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 1, 5, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus de mundo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:102"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 38, 38, § 102</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:34">15, 8, 8, § 34</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus, et pariter vitam cum sanguine fudit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:610"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 610</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus et gemuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:423"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 423</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus: ut vivo subiit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:661"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 661</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus Aeacides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:82"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 82</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:512">14, 512</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20097.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In time, to indicate a limit, <i>up to this time, thus far, so long, till now, hitherto, no longer than this</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus quietae utrimque stationes fuere: postquam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:26:6"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 26, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus pro libertate, mox de finibus pugnatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:11:5"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 11, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:250"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 250</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hac celebrata tenus sancto certamina patri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:603"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 603</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:823">11, 823</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dispecta est et Thule, quam hactenus nix et hiems abdebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:10"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:13:47"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 13, 47</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20097.6" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> In extent. </sense><sense id="n20097.7" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>, opp. to more, <i>to this extent, so much, only so much, only</i> (very rare, and not anteAug.): <cit><quote lang="la">Burrum sciscitanti hactenus respondisse: ego me bene habeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:51"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 51</bibl></cit>; so ellipt., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:16"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 16</bibl>.—Far more freq. and class., </sense><sense id="n20097.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Relat., like eatenus, <i>to this extent</i> that, <i>so much</i> as, <i>so far</i> as, <i>as far</i> as; <cit><quote lang="la">corresp. with quatenus, quoad, quod, si, ut (so most freq.), ne: hactenus non vertit (in rem), quatenus domino debet: quod excedit, vertit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:15:3:10:section=7"><author>Dig.</author> 15, 3, 10, § 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus existimo nostram consolationem recte adhibitam esse, quoad certior ab homine amicissimo fieres iis de rebus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:3:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patrem familiae hactenus ago, quod aliquam partem praediorum percurro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:15:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 15, 3</bibl></cit>: meritoria officia sunt; <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus utilia, si praeparant ingenium, non detinent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:88"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 88</bibl></cit>.—With <i>ut</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec artem quidem et praecepta duntaxat hactenus requirunt, ut certis dicendi luminibus ornentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:27:119"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 27, 119</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:8:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 8, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:123"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 123</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:15:156"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 15, 156</bibl>.—With <i>ne</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">curandus autem hactenus, ne quid ad senatum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:4:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 4, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:2:3"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 2, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:7"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 7</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">(eum) interficere constituit, hactenus consultans, veneno an ferro vel qua alia vi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 3</bibl></cit> <abbr>init.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa_dra_num" key="Ha_dra_num" opt="n" orig_id="n20098"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hādrānum">Hadranum</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Adr-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἅδρᾶνον</foreign>, <sense id="n20098.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town of Sicily, near Mount Aetna</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:250"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 250</bibl>.—<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hādrānĭtāni</orth>, <i>its inhabitants</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:91"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 8, 14, § 91</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa_^dri^a" key="Ha_^dri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20099"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hā̆drĭa">Hadria</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Adria</orth>), ae. <sense id="n20099.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>F., the name of two Italian cities.</i> </sense><sense id="n20099.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>In Picenum, the birthplace of the emperor Hadrian</i>, now <i>Atri</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:10:10"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 10, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:4:6"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 4, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:110"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 13, 18, § 110</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Spart.</author> <title>Hadr.</title> 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20099.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Derivv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hadrĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hadria, Hadrian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:9:5"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 9, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:110"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 13, 18, § 110</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">gallinae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:146"><author>id.</author> 10, 53, 74, § 146</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20099.3" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hadriānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the emperor Hadrian</i>, Ael. <bibl default="NO"><author>Spart.</author> <title>Hadr.</title> 1</bibl> sq.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Eutr.</author> 8, 5</bibl> sqq.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hădrĭānālis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the emperor Hadrian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">SODALIS,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 457, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> 454, 71</bibl>; Inscr. ap. Don. cl. 4, <abbrev>no.</abbrev> 19.— </sense><sense id="n20099.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>In the country of the Veneti, on the coast of the sea named after it</i>, now <i>Adria</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:33:7"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 33, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:20:1:9"><author>Just.</author> 20, 1, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:119"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 16, 20, § 119</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20099.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>M., the Adriatic Sea</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">dux inquieti turbidus Hadriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:3:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 3, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:14:14">2, 14, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:3:15">1, 3, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:33:15">1, 33, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:63"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 63</bibl> et saep.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:42"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 42</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:119"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 16, 20, § 119</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:5:614"><author>Luc.</author> 5, 614</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:18"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 2, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:40">2, 3, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:55">10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:57">13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:67">2, 4, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:114">2, 7, 13</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20099.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20099.7" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hā̆drĭātĭcus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Adriāt-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hadria, Hadriatic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <i><i>the Adriatic Sea</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:33:7"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 33, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:3:3"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 3, 3</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:4:1">2, 4, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:7:10">2, 7, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:118"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 16, 20, § 118</bibl>; and <abbr>absol.</abbr>, Hadriaticum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:4:6"><author>Cat.</author> 4, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sinus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:2:4"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 2, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20099.8" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hā̆drĭānus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Adr-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:38:92"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 38, 92</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:16:4"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 16, 4</bibl>: vina. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:67"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 6, 8, § 67</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20099.9" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hā̆-drĭăcus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Adr-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">aequor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:21:17"><author>Prop.</author> 3 (4), 21, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:405"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 405</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,014:125"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Hal.</title> 125</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshadro^bo_lon" key="hadro^bo_lon" opt="n" orig_id="n20100"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hadrŏbōlon">hadrobolon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁδρόβωλον</foreign> (in big lumps), <sense id="n20100.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of black gum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:35"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 9, 19, § 35</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshadrosphaerum" key="hadrosphaerum" opt="n" orig_id="n20101"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hadrosphaerum">hadrosphaerum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁδρόσφαιρον</foreign>, <sense id="n20101.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of spikenard with large leaves</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:44"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 12, 26, § 44</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHadru_me_tum" key="Hadru_me_tum" opt="n" orig_id="n20102"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hadrūmētum">Hadrumetum</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Adrūm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hadrumetus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 670</bibl>), = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁδρούμητος</foreign>, <sense id="n20102.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of</i> Africa propria, <i>the capital of the province</i> Byzacene, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:7:2"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 7, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:25"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 4, 3, § 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:23"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:29"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 29</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20102.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hadrūmētīnus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Adr-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hadrumetum, Hadrumetine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Clodius Albinus,</quote> <i><i>of Hadrumetum</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Capitol.</author> <title>Albin.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,052:27:2"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Act.</title> 27, 2</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hadrūmētī-ni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the inhabitants of Hadrumetum, Hadrumetines</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:97:2"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 97, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshae" key="hae" opt="n" orig_id="n20103"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hae">hae</head>, v. hic.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHaedi^li^a" key="Haedi^li^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20104"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Haedĭlĭa">Haedilia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, prob. <sense id="n20104.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mountain near the Sabine villa of Horace</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:17:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 17, 9</bibl> (so the Codd.; Bentley conjectured haeduleae, from haedulea, a little kid; but see Orell. and Dillenb. ad h. 1.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaedillus" key="haedillus" opt="n" orig_id="n20105"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haedillus">haedillus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hoed-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">haedus</etym>, <sense id="n20105.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little kid, kidling;</i> as a term of endearment, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:667"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 77 (667)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaedi^nus" key="haedi^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20106"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haedĭnus">haedinus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hoed-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype> (* acc. to others, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-īnus</orth>), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">haedus</etym>, <sense id="n20106.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of a kid, kid-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">coagulum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:11:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 11, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pelliculae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:36:75"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 36, 75</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">haedina</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <i>kid's flesh</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 1:11:95"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 1, 11, 95</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHaedui" key="Haedui" opt="n" orig_id="n20107"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Haedui">Haedui</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, v. Aedui.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshaedu^le^a" key="haedu^le^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20108"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haedŭlĕa">haedulea</head>, v. Haedilia.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshaedu^lus" key="haedu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20109"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haedŭlus">haedulus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hoed-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">haedus</etym>, <sense id="n20109.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little kid</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pinguissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:66"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 66</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaedus" key="haedus" opt="n" orig_id="n20110"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haedus">haedus</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hoedus</orth>, and archaic <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">aedus</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ēdus</orth>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:19"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 19</bibl>, and see the letter H; Sabine, fedus, like fircus for hircus, cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:L.L. 5:section=97"><author>Varr.</author> L.L. 5, § 97</bibl> Müll., and see the letter F), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. huda, ram; O. H. Germ. Geiz; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χίμαρος</foreign></etym>, <i>a young goat, a kid</i> (cf.: hircus, caper).  <sense id="n20110.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:3:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 3, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8">8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:16:56"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 16, 56</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:10"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:18:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 18, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:2:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 2, 60</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:87:17"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 87, 17</bibl>.—As a fig. for wantonness: <cit><quote lang="la">tenero lascivior haedo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:791"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 791</bibl></cit>; as a fig. of weakness, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:7"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20110.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <number opt="n">plur.</number>: Haedi, <i>a small double star in the hand of the Waggoner</i> (Auriga), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:43:110"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>N. D.</title> 2, 43, 110</bibl>; so in <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:1:8"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 1, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:73"><author>Col.</author> 11, 2, 73</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pluviales Haedi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:668"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9,668</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">nimbosi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:11:13"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 11, 13</bibl></cit>. —In <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">purus et Orion, purus et Haedus erit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:26:56"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 26 (3, 22), 56</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaema^cha_tes" key="haema^cha_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n20111"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemăchātes">haemachates</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱμαχάτης</foreign>, <sense id="n20111.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>blood-colored agate</i>, a precious stone, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:139"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 54, § 139</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaema^ti^con" key="haema^ti^con" opt="n" orig_id="n20112"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemătĭcon">haematicon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱματικόν</foreign> (bloody), <sense id="n20112.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sort of shrub</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 77</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaema^ti^nus" key="haema^ti^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20113"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemătĭnus">haematinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁιμάτινος</foreign>, <sense id="n20113.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>blood-red, blood-colored</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:197"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 26, 67, § 197</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaema^ti_tes" key="haema^ti_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n20114"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemătītes">haematites</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱματίτης</foreign>. <sense id="n20114.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>blood-stone, a kind of red iron-ore, hematite</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:129"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 16, 25, §§ 129</bibl>, 130; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:144">36, 20, 37, § 144</bibl>.—In apposition: <cit><quote lang="la">lapis haematites purgat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:3"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20114.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A red-colored precious stone</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:169"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 60, § 169</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaema^to^pu_s" key="haema^to^pu_s" opt="n" orig_id="n20115"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemătŏpūs">haematopus</head>, <itype opt="n">pŏdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱματόπους</foreign> (blood-foot), in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:130"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 47, 64, § 130</bibl>, v. l. for himantopus, q. v.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshaeme_sis" key="haeme_sis" opt="n" orig_id="n20116"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemēsis">haemesis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20116.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an inflammatory disease of the eye</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 1, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHaemi^montus" key="Haemi^montus" opt="n" orig_id="n20117"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Haemĭmontus">Haemimontus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Aemi-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20117.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a province of Thrace, adjoining Mount Haemus</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Aur.</title> 17, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb. Poll.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 11, 3</bibl>; Sext. <bibl default="NO"><author>Ruf.</author> 9</bibl>; Notit. Dign. Imp. Occid. 1. </sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Haemĭmontāni</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Aemi-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Haemimontus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:27:4:11"><author>Amm.</author>27, 4, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHaemon" key="Haemon" opt="n" orig_id="n20118"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Haemon">Haemon</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Αἵμων</foreign>, <sense id="n20118.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a son of Creon, king of Thebes, the lover of Antigone</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:8:21"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 8, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:2:402"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 2, 402</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:563"><author>id.</author> <title>Ib.</title> 563</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:72"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 72</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHaemo^ni^a" key="Haemo^ni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20119"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Haemŏnĭa">Haemonia</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Aemŏnia</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20119.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a poetical name of Thessaly</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:568"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 568</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:543">2, 543</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:815">8, 815</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:249"><author>id.</author> R. Am. 249</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:381"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 381</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nivalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:37:20"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 37, 20</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20119.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20119.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Haemŏnĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Haemonia</i> (<i>Thessaly</i>), <i>Haemonian</i> (<i>Thessalian</i>): <cit><quote lang="la">gens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:10:30"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 10, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbs,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Trachin</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:652"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 652</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Acastus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:410"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 410</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Jason</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:132"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 132</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puer,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Achilles</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:400"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 400</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equi,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of Achilles</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:11:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 11, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lyra, the same,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:4:1:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 1, 16</bibl></cit>: arcus, i. e. <i>the constellation Sagittarius</i> (because orig. the Thessalian centaur Chiron), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:81"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 81</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20119.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Haemŏ-nĭdes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Αἱμονίδης</foreign>, <i>a Haemonian</i> or <i>Thessalian;</i> in <number opt="n">plur.</number>, i. q. Argonautae, <i>the Argonauts</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:506"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 506</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20119.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hae-mŏnis</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Aem-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a Thessalian woman</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:13:2"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 13, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:436"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 436</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:590">590</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaemophthi^si^cus" key="haemophthi^si^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20120"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemophthĭsĭcus">haemophthisicus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱμοφθισικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20120.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a person with corrupted blood</i>, Aem. Mac. de Beton.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaemopty^i^cus" key="haemopty^i^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20121"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemoptyĭcus">haemoptyicus</head> (not <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-toĭcus</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱμοπτυικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20121.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who spits blood</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 16 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 3:2:35"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 3, 2, 35</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaemorrha^gi^a" key="haemorrha^gi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20122"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemorrhăgĭa">haemorrhagia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱμορραγία</foreign>, <sense id="n20122.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a violent bleeding, hemorrhage, bleeding at the nose</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:132"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 7, 67, § 132</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaemorrho^i^cus" key="haemorrho^i^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20123"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemorrhŏĭcus">haemorrhoicus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱμορροϊκός</foreign>, <sense id="n20123.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that has the hemorrhoids</i> or <i>piles</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 3, 3, 7</bibl>; 3, 15, 2.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaemorrho^i^da" key="haemorrho^i^da" opt="n" orig_id="n20124"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemorrhŏĭda">haemorrhoida</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (discharging blood; written as Greek, <foreign lang="greek">αἱμορροΐς</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:18:9"><author>Cels.</author> 6, 18, 9</bibl>). <sense id="n20124.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> In medic., <i>the piles, hemorrhoids</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:137"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 7, 71, § 137</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:1:2"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:30:6:5"><author>Amm.</author>30, 6, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaemorrho^is" key="haemorrho^is" opt="n" orig_id="n20125"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemorrhŏis">haemorrhois</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱμορροΐς</foreign>, <sense id="n20125.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of poisonous serpent</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:43"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 1, 23, § 43</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:210">20, 20, 81, § 210</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:806"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 806</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaemorrhousa" key="haemorrhousa" opt="n" orig_id="n20126"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemorrhousa">haemorrhousa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱμορροῦσα</foreign>, <sense id="n20126.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>she that has a hemorrhage</i>, eccl. (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:9:20"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 9, 20</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaemosta^sis" key="haemosta^sis" opt="n" orig_id="n20127"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haemostăsis">haemostasis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱμόστασις</foreign>, <sense id="n20127.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant that stops the flow of blood</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 59</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHaemus" key="Haemus" opt="n" orig_id="n20128"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Haemus">Haemus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Aemus</orth>) or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Haemos</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Αἷμος</foreign>. <sense id="n20128.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A high range of mountains in Thrace</i>, now called <i>the Great Balkan</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:2:2"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 2, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:41"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 11, 18, § 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:21"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 21</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:87"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 87</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:219">2, 219</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:77">10, 77</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:390"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 390</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:12:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 12, 6</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n20128.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A celebrated actor</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:99"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 99</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:198">6, 198</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaere_di^tas" key="haere_di^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n20129"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haerēdĭtas">haereditas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, v. hereditas.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshaere^o" key="haere^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20130"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haerĕo">haereo</head>, <itype opt="n">haesi, haesum, 2</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.</etym>, <i>to hang</i> or <i>hold fast, to hang, stick, cleave, cling, adhere, be fixed, sit fast, remain close</i> to any thing or in any manner (class. and very freq., esp. in the trop. sense; cf. pendeo); usually constr. with <i>in</i>, the simple <case opt="n">abl.</case> or <abbr>absol.</abbr>, less freq. with <case opt="n">dat.</case>, with <i>ad, sub, ex</i>, etc.  <sense id="n20130.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut videamus, terra penitusne defixa sit, et quasi radicibus suis haereat, an media pendeat?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:122"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 39, 122</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">terra ima sede semper haeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">linguam ad radices ejus haerens excipit stomachus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:54:135"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 54, 135</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scalarum gradus male haerentes,</quote> <i><i>holding, adhering</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:7:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 7, 3</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">haerent parietibus scalae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:442"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 442</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haerere in equo,</quote> <i><i>sit fast, keep his seat</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:10:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 10, 28</bibl></cit>; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">nescit equo rudis Haerere ingenuus puer,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:24:55"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 24, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">male laxus In pede calceus haeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:32"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 32</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:144"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 144</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haeret nonnumquam telum illud occultum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:75"><author>id.</author> 9, 2, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pugnus in mala haeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:171"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 171</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haesitque in corpore ferrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:864"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 864</bibl></cit>; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">tergo volucres haesere sagittae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:415"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 415</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">scindat haerentem coronam crinibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:17:27"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 17, 27</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">haerentem capiti cum multa laude coronam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:10:49"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 10, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carinae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:144"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 144</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:570"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 570</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(fames) utero haeret meo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:170"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 3, 16 (170)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haeret pede pes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:361"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 361</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi demisi retem atque hamum, quicquid haesit, extraho,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:982"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 3, 45 (982)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">os devoratum fauce cum haereret lupi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:1:8:4"><author>Phaedr.</author> 1, 8, 4</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">graves currus illuvie et voraginibus haerebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:4"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">classis in vado haerebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:19"><author>id.</author> 9, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haerentes adverso litore naves,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:205"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 205</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gremioque in Jasonis haerens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:66"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 66</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">haeret in complexu liberorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:42"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 1, 42</bibl></cit>; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">Avidisque amplexibus haerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:143"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 143</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">cupide in Veneris compagibus haerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1113"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 1113</bibl></cit>; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">validis Veneris compagibus haerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1204"><author>id.</author> 4, 1204</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">(anulus) caecis in eo (lapide) compagibus haesit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:1016"><author>id.</author> 6, 1016</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">communibus inter se radicibus haerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:325"><author>id.</author> 3, 325</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:554">5, 554</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">foliis sub omnibus haerent (Somnia),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:284"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 284</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gladius intra vaginam suam haerens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:pr:15"><author>Quint.</author> 8 praef. § 15</bibl></cit><cit><quote lang="la">: ipse inter media tela hostium evasit. Duo turmae haesere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>failed to break through</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:33:7"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 33, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alii globo illati haerebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:5:5"><author>id.</author> 22, 5, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20130.2" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Prov. </sense><sense id="n20130.3" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Haerere in luto, i. e. <i>to be in trouble, difficulty</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tali in luto haerere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:535"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 3, 66 (535)</bibl></cit> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc homo in medio luto est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:983"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 2, 28 (983)</bibl></cit>); cf. haesito, I.—In salebra: proclivi currit oratio: venit ad extremum: haeret in salebra, <i>runs aground</i>, i. e. <i>is at a loss</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:28:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 28, 84</bibl>.—In a like sense, </sense><sense id="n20130.4" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Aqua haeret, <i>the water</i> (in the waterclock) <i>stops;</i> v. aqua.</sense><sense id="n20130.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20130.6" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to hold fast, remain attached</i> or <i>fixed, to keep firm, adhere</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">improbis semper aliqui scrupus in animis haereat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 16</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">infixus animo haeret dolor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:26:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 26, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haerent infixi pectore vultus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:4"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haerere in memoria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 1, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quae mihi in visceribus haerent,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>firmly impressed upon my heart, memory</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 8</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">in medullis populi Romani ac visceribus haerere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:15:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 15, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi haeres in medullis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:16:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 16, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in omnium gentium sermonibus ac mentibus semper haerere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:10:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 10, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hi in oculis haerebunt,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>will be always present</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:13:3:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 13, 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in te omnis haeret culpa,</quote> <i><i>adheres, cleaves</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:229"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 229</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut peccatum haereat, non in eo, qui monuerit, sed in eo, qui non obtemperarit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:16:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 16, 30</bibl></cit>.—With <case opt="n">dat.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">potest hoc homini huic haerere peccatum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:6:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 6, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod privatarum rerum dedecus non haeret infamiae (tuae)?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:6:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 6, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quo (Caelio) crimen non haerebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:7:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 7, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque (possit) haerere in tam bona causa tam acerba injuria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:5:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 5, 2</bibl></cit>: cum ante illud facetum dictum emissum haerere debeat, quam cogitari potuisse videatur, <i>must have hit</i> (the figure being that of an arrow shot from the bow), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:54:219"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 54, 219</bibl>: in quos incensos ira vitamque domini desperantes cum incidisset, haesit in iis poenis, quas, etc., <i>fell into, incurred those penalties</i> (the figure is that of a bird which is limed, caught), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:21:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 21, 56</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec dubie repetundarum criminibus haerebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:19"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 19</bibl></cit>: in hoc flexu quasi aetatis fama adolescentis paulum haesit ad metas, <i>hung back, was caught</i> (the figure being taken from the race-course), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:31:75"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 31, 75</bibl>; v. meta: <cit><quote lang="la">neu quid medios intercinat actus, Quod non proposito conducat et haereat apte,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>fits, suits</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:195"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 195</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20130.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n20130.8" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With the idea of nearness predominating, <i>to keep near</i> or <i>close to</i> a person, <i>to join</i> or <i>attach one's self to, to follow</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">perfice hoc Precibus, pretio, ut haeream in parte aliqua tandem apud Thaidem,</quote> <i><i>may keep about her</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1055"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1055</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ego illum audivi in amorem haerere apud nescio quam fidicinam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:187"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 7 (187)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haeres ad latus, omnia experiris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:21:6"><author>Cat.</author> 21, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Antorem comitem, qui missus ab Argis, Haeserat Evandro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:780"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 780</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obtinenti Africam comes haeserat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:7:27:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 27, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:2:10"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 2, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Curtius Nicia (grammaticus) haesit Cn. Pompeio et C. Memmio,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Gramm.</title> 14</bibl></cit>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">haeremus cuncti superis, temploque tacente Nil facimus non sponte deo,</quote> <i><i>cling to, depend on</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:573"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 573</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n20130.9" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In a bad sense: in tergis, tergis, in tergo, <i>to hang upon one's rear</i>, i. e. <i>to pursue closely</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">haerebit in tergis fugientium victor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:15"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 15</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">se cum exercitu tergis eorum haesurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:19"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Haerens in tergo Romanus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:14"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 14</bibl></cit> 11 Weissenb. (better than terga, the lect. vulg.).—</sense><sense id="n20130.10" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With the idea of duration in time predominating, <i>to remain fixed, to abide</i> or <i>continue</i> anywhere, <i>to keep at, stick to</i> any thing (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">metui, ne haereret hic (Athenis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:403"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 403</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in obsidione castelli exigui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:3:4"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 3, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">circa muros unius urbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:4"><author>id.</author> 4, 4</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">circa libidines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:71"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 71</bibl></cit>: volitare in foro, haerere in jure ac praetorum tribulibus, <i>to go loitering</i> or <i>dangling about</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:38:173"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 38, 173</bibl>: et siccis vultus in nubibus haerent, <i>hang upon</i>, i. e. <i>remain long looking at</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:4:331"><author>Luc.</author> 4, 331</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">vultus, dum crederet, haesit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:1036"><author>id.</author> 9, 1036</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haerere in eadem commorarique sententia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:40:137"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 40, 137</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">mea ratio in dicendo haec esse solet, ut boni quod habeat, id amplectar, ibi habitem, ibi haeream,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:72:292"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 72, 292</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quonam modo ille in bonis haerebit et habitabit suis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:15:49"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 15, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equidem in libris haereo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:40:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 40, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">valde in scribendo haereo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:39:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 39, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plurima sunt, nitidis maculam haesuram figentia rebus,</quote> <i><i>lasting, durable</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:2"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20130.11" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With the idea of hindrance to free motion predominating, <i>to stick fast, be brought to a stand-still, to be embarrassed, perplexed, at a loss, to hesitate, to be suspended</i> or <i>retarded</i> (class.). </sense><sense id="n20130.12" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Of persons: <cit><quote lang="la">haerebat nebulo: quo se verteret, non habebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:29:74"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 29, 74</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">haerebat in tabulis publicis reus et accusator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:31:86"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 31, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cogitate in his iniquitatibus unum haesisse Apollonium: ceteros profecto multos ex his incommodis pecunia se liberasse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 9, § 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in multis nominibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:24:62"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 24, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in media stultitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:28:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 28, 70</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">isti physici raro admodum, cum haerent aliquo loco, exclamant, abstrusa esse omnia, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quo etiam Democritus haeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:6:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 6, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">at in altero illo, inquit, haeres. Immo habeo tibi gratiam. Haererem enim, nisi tu me expedisses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:30:74"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 30, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in ceteris subvenies, si me haerentem videbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:4:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 4, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid machiner? quid comminiscar? haereo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:532"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 3, 17 (532)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:602"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 4, 15 (602)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:737">4, 3, 38 (737)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:723">24 (723)</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">aut quia non firmus rectum defendis et haeres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:26"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haesit circa formas litterarum (puer),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:1:21"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 1, 21</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:7:35"><author>id.</author> 1, 7, 35</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haeres et dubitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:135"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 135</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:281">6, 281</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20130.13" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Of things: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc homo in lutost. Nomen nescit: haeret haec res,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>is perplexing, cannot be explained</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:983"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 2, 28 (983)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:814"><author>id.</author> <title>Amph.</title> 2, 2, 182 (814)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:901"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 59 (901)</bibl>; cf.: occisa est haec res; <cit><quote lang="la">haeret hoc negotium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:422"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 5, 8 (422)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec umquam tanta fuerit loquendi facultas, ut non titubet atque haereat, quotiens ab animo verba dissentiunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:1:29"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 1, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hectoris Aeneaeque manu victoria Graiūm Haesit,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>was retarded</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:290"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 290</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">constitit hic bellum fortunaque Caesaris haesit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:547"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 547</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum in hac difficultate rerum consilium haereret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:36:1"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 36, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaeres" key="haeres" opt="n" orig_id="n20131"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haeres">haeres</head>, <itype opt="n">ēdis</itype>, v. heres.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshaeresco" key="haeresco" opt="n" orig_id="n20132"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haeresco">haeresco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">haereo</etym>, <sense id="n20132.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to stick, adhere</i> (Lucretian): <cit><quote lang="la">primordia in terris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:477"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 477</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:742">4, 742</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaere^si^archa" key="haere^si^archa" opt="n" orig_id="n20133"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haerĕsĭarcha">haeresiarcha</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱρεσιάρχης</foreign>, <sense id="n20133.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a leader of a sect, heresiarch</i> (eccl. Lat.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:7:6"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,011:253"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 253</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaere^sis" key="haere^sis" opt="n" orig_id="n20134"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haerĕsis">haeresis</head> (scanned <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĕrĕsis</orth> in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,002:725"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Psych.</title> 725</bibl>; Ham. 64), is and <itype opt="n">ĕos</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἵρεσις</foreign>. <sense id="n20134.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A</i> (philosophical or religious) <i>sect, a school of thought</i> (=secta): Cato in ea est haeresi, quae nullum sequitur florem orationis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:pr:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Par.</title> prooem. § 2</bibl>; as Greek, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:16:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 16, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pythagorae haeresim sequi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:pr"><author>Vitr.</author> 5 praef.</bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n20134.1" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Heretical religious doctrine, heresy</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Haer. 1</bibl> sq. et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">Ariana,</quote> <i><i>the Arian heresy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:7:6"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plurimae sectae et haereses,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 4, 30, 2</bibl></cit>.— <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕrĕsis</orth>, personif., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,002:710"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Psych.</title> 710</bibl>.— Comically: <cit><quote lang="la">joca tua plena facetiarum de haeresi Vestoriana ... risisse me satis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>craft, trade</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:14:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 14, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20134.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A calling, profession</i>: navalis, Cod. Th. 13, 6, 9 sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaere^ti^ce" key="haere^ti^ce" opt="n" orig_id="n20135"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haerĕtĭce">haeretice</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <sense id="n20135.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">the foll.</ref> art. I. <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaere^ti^cus" key="haere^ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20136"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haerĕtĭcus">haereticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">αἱρετικός</foreign>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to heretical religious doctrines, heretical</i> (eccl. Lat.).  <sense id="n20136.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">commissatio,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Haer. 41</bibl></cit>: nigredo, Arat. Act. Apost. 1, 611.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">haerĕtĭce</orth>, <i>heretically</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Hist. Eccl.</title> 5, 36</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20136.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">haerĕtĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a heretic</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Hermog. 27</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>de Bapt.</title> 115</bibl>; so the title of Tertullian's work: de Praescriptione adversus haereticos.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaesi^ta_bundus" key="haesi^ta_bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n20137"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haesĭtābundus">haesitabundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">haesito, II.</etym>, <sense id="n20137.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>stammering, faltering, hesitating</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">expalluit notabiliter et haesitabundus inquit: Interrogavi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:5:13"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 5, 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaesi^tanti^a" key="haesi^tanti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20138"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haesĭtantĭa">haesitantia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">haesito, II.</etym>, <sense id="n20138.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a stammering</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">linguae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:3:6:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 3, 6, 16</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaesi^ta_ti^o" key="haesi^ta_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20139"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haesĭtātĭo">haesitatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">haesito, II.</etym>, <i>a hesitating</i> (rare but good prose).  <sense id="n20139.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Of speech, <i>a stammering</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui timor! quae dubitatio! quanta haesitatio tractusque verborum!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:50:202"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 50, 202</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deformis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:2:48"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 2, 48</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20139.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Mental uncertainty, irresolution, perplexity, embarrassment, hesitation</i> (rare but class.): <cit><quote lang="la">si facile inveneris quid dicas, noli ignoscere haesitationi meae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:12:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non mediocris haesitatio est, hinc justitiae proposita imagine, inde pietatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:1:40"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 1, 40</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:2:48">11, 2, 48</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haesitationem attulit tempus et locus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:39"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 39</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:8:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 8, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:27:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 27, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaesi^ta_tor" key="haesi^ta_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n20140"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haesĭtātor">haesitator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">haesito, II.</etym>, <sense id="n20140.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who hesitates, is undecided</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sum et ipse in edendo (libros) haesitator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:11:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 11, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaesi^to" key="haesi^to" opt="n" orig_id="n20141"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haesĭto">haesito</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <i>v. freq. n.</i> <etym opt="n">haereo</etym>, <i>to stick fast, remain fixed</i> in a place.  <sense id="n20141.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (rare; not in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">ut, si eam paludem Romani perrumpere conarentur, haesitantes premerent ex loco superiore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:19:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 19, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita in vadis haesitantis frumenti acervos sedisse illitos limo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:5:3"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 5, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:334"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 334</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:697">5, 697</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20141.2" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">haesitare in eodem luto,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to be exposed to the same danger</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:780"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 780</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20141.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> (opp. firmness), <i>to be uncertain, hesitating.</i> * </sense><sense id="n20141.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In speech: <cit><quote lang="la">linguā haesitantes,</quote> <i><i>hesitating, stammering</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:25:115"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 25, 115</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20141.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In mind, <i>to be uncertain, undecided, to be at a loss, to hesitate</i> (so most freq.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cunctor, moror, tardo): dubitant, haesitant, revocant se interdum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 17, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum haesitaret, cum teneretur, quaesivi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:6:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 6, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in novis rebus haesitare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 5, 15</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Carbo ignarus legum, haesitans in majorum institutis,</quote> <i><i>not well versed in</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:10:40"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 10, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num in eo, qui sint hi testes, haesitatis?</quote> <author>id.</author> Fragm. Or. p. Corn. 2, p. 453 Orell.</cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haesitavit ob eam causam, quod nesciret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:51:220"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 51, 220</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:6:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 6, 18</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">itaque non haesitans respondebo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi ad pecuniae mentionem ventum erat, haesitabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:25:9"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 25, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut deliberare, non haesitare videamur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:7:22"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 7, 22</bibl></cit>.—<i>Impers. pass.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">de mutando rei publicae statu haesitatum erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:11"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 11</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_ge_te_r" key="ha_ge_te_r" opt="n" orig_id="n20142"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hāgētēr">hageter</head>, <itype opt="n">ēris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁγητήρ</foreign>, <sense id="n20142.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the leader, guide</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hercules,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:56"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 8, 19, § 56</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^gi^o^gra^pha" key="Ha^gi^o^gra^pha" opt="n" orig_id="n20143"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hăgĭŏgrăpha">Hagiographa</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁγιόγραφα</foreign>, <sense id="n20143.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the last of the three principal divisions of the Old Testament Scriptures</i>, Hier. in. Reg. praef.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:106:110"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 106, 110</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^gi^ogra^phus" key="ha^gi^ogra^phus" opt="n" orig_id="n20144"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăgĭogrăphus">hagiographus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁγιόγραφος</foreign>, <sense id="n20144.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sacred writer</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshahae" key="hahae" opt="n" orig_id="n20145"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hahae">hahae</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hahahe</orth>, v. ha.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHalaesa" key="Halaesa" opt="n" orig_id="n20146"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Halaesa">Halaesa</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Halaesinus</orth>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ha-laesus</orth>, v. Halesa, etc.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha^la^go^ra" key="ha^la^go^ra" opt="n" orig_id="n20147"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălăgŏra">halagora</head>, <itype opt="n">as</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ἅλς-ἀγορά</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n20147.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the saltmarket</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1313"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 5, 34 (1313)</bibl> dub.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshalapanta" key="halapanta" opt="n" orig_id="n20148"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="halapanta">halapanta</head> <itype opt="n">significat omnia mentientem</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101:18"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101, 18</bibl> Müll. (perh. the same word as halophanta, q. v.).</div1>


<div1 id="crossha_la_ti^o" key="ha_la_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20149"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hālātĭo">halatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">halo</etym>, <sense id="n20149.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a breathing, breath</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>in Psa.</title> 37, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_la_tus" key="ha_la_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20150"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hālātus">halatus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">halo</etym>, <sense id="n20150.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a breath of perfume, odor, fragrance</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">florum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Arabici,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 2, § 215</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshalce_do" key="halce_do" opt="n" orig_id="n20151"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="halcēdo">halcedo</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">halcēdōnĭa</orth>, v. alcedo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHalcy^o^ne" key="Halcy^o^ne" opt="n" orig_id="n20152"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Halcyŏne">Halcyone</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Halcyŏnēus</orth>, v. Alc-.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha_lec" key="ha_lec" opt="n" orig_id="n20153"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hālec">halec</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hālex</orth>, v. alex.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHales" key="Hales" opt="n" orig_id="n20154"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hales">Hales</head>, <itype opt="n">ētis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20154.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small river in Lucania near Velia</i>, now <i>Halente</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:20:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 20, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:7:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 7, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^le_sa" key="Ha^le_sa" opt="n" orig_id="n20155"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hălēsa">Halesa</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Halaesa</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Alēsa</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἅλαισα</foreign>, <sense id="n20155.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town on the northern coast of Sicily, on the river Halesus</i>, now ruins near the village Iusa, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:218"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 218</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 7, § 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:185">2, 2, 75, § 185</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20155.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hălēsīnus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Halaes-</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Alēs-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Halesa</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:32:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 32, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dio,</quote> <i><i>of Halesa</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 7, § 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:170">2, 3, 73, 170</bibl>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hălēsīni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the inhabitants of Halesa, Halesines</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:91"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 8, 14, § 91</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^le_sus" key="Ha^le_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20156"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hălēsus">Halesus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Halaesus</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Alēsus</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἅλαισος</foreign>. <sense id="n20156.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra</i> or <i>Brisēis, the founder of Falisci</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:724"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 724</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:352">10, 352</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:411">411</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:73"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 73</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:13:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 13, 31</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20156.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>One of the Lapithae</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:462"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 462</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20156.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A small river on the northern coast of Sicily, on which the town Halesa was situated</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:268"><author>Col.</author> poët. 10, 268</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 5, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^li^acmon" key="Ha^li^acmon" opt="n" orig_id="n20157"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hălĭacmon">Haliacmon</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Aliacmon</orth>), <itype opt="n">ŏnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20157.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a stream forming the boundary between Macedonia and Thessaly</i>, now <i>Vistritza</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:34"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 10, 17, § 34</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:37"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:53:5"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 53, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 179</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^li^aee^tos" key="ha^li^aee^tos" opt="n" orig_id="n20158"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălĭaeĕtos">haliaeetos</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">haly-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁλιαίετος</foreign>, <sense id="n20158.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the osprey</i> or <i>sea-eagle</i>: Falco haliaetus, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:10"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 3, 3, § 10</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">Nisus, the father of Scylla, was changed into one,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:146"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 146</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,007:535"><author>Verg.</author> <title>Cir.</title> 535</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^li^artus" key="Ha^li^artus" opt="n" orig_id="n20159"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hălĭartus">Haliartus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁλίαρτος</foreign>, <sense id="n20159.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Boeotia near the modern village of Mazi</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:26"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 7, 12, § 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Lys:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Lys.</title> 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:46"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 46</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:56">56</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:63">63</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hălĭartii</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>its inhabitants</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:46"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 46</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^li^ca" key="ha^li^ca" opt="n" orig_id="n20160"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălĭca">halica</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. alica.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha^li^ca_ca^bus" key="ha^li^ca_ca^bus" opt="n" orig_id="n20161"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălĭcācăbus">halicacabus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. herba) = <foreign lang="greek">ἁλικάκαβος</foreign>, <sense id="n20161.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant called in pure Latin</i> vesicaria, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:180"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 31, 105, § 180</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:20:3"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 20, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^li^carnassus" key="Ha^li^carnassus" opt="n" orig_id="n20162"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hălĭcarnassus">Halicarnassus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-sos</orth>) or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hali-carnāsus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁλικαρνασσός</foreign>, <sense id="n20162.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of great antiquity in Caria, the birthplace of the historians Herodotus and Dionysius, also celebrated for the mausolēum erected there</i>, now <i>Bodrun</i> or <i>Boudroum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:16:2"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 16, 2</bibl> and 3; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:107"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 29, 29, § 107</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:31:75"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 31, 75</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 8, § 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:10:11"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 10, 11</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20162.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20162.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hălĭcarnasseus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĕi and ĕos</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁλικαρνασσεύς</foreign>, <i>of Halicarnassus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Scylax,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:42:88"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 42, 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dionysius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:1:16"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 1, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cleon,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Lys:5"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Lys.</title> 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20162.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hălĭcarnassĭi</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Halicarnassus, Halicarnassians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:55"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 55</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20162.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hălĭcarnas-senses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, the same, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:33:20:12"><author>Liv.</author> 33, 20, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^li^cy^ensis" key="Ha^li^cy^ensis" opt="n" orig_id="n20163"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hălĭcyensis">Halicyensis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <sense id="n20163.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the city Halicyae</i> (<foreign lang="greek">Ἁλικύαι</foreign>) <i>in Sicily</i> (now <i>Salemi</i>), <i>Halicyaean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 6, § 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Sopater quidam,</quote> <i><i>of Halicyae</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:68"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 28, § 68</bibl></cit>.—<i>Plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Halicy-enses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Halicyae, Halicyaeans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 40, § 91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:91"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 8, 14, § 91</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^li^euti^cus" key="ha^li^euti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20164"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălĭeutĭcus">halieuticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁλιευτικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20164.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to fishing</i>: boletar, Gall. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 17</bibl>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Halieutica</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a title of a poem on fishing. by Ovid;</i> cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:11"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 2, 5, § 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^li^mo^n" key="ha^li^mo^n" opt="n" orig_id="n20165"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălĭmŏn">halimon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἅλιμον</foreign>, <sense id="n20165.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, the orach</i> (Atriplex halimus of Linn.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:239"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 24, 37, § 239</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:73"><author>id.</author> 22, 22, 33, § 73</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^liphloeos" key="ha^liphloeos" opt="n" orig_id="n20166"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăliphloeos">haliphloeos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁλίφλοιος</foreign> (seabark), <sense id="n20166.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a species of oak</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:24"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 6, 8, § 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^lipleumon" key="ha^lipleumon" opt="n" orig_id="n20167"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălipleumon">halipleumon</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁλιπλεύμων</foreign> (sea-lungs), <sense id="n20167.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of fish</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:149"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 11, 53, § 149</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_li^to" key="ha_li^to" opt="n" orig_id="n20168"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hālĭto">halito</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. freq. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">halo</etym>, <sense id="n20168.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to breathe out</i>: flammam halitantes, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 336</bibl> P. (Trag. v. 217 Vahl.).—So perh. also: Scio spiritum ejus majorem esse multo quam folles taurini halitant, Plaut. Fragm. Bacch.; cf. Ritschl in Rhein. Mus. 1846, p. 580.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_li^tus" key="ha_li^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20169"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hālĭtus">halitus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">alitus</orth>), <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">halo</etym>, <i>breath, exhalation, steam, vapor.</i>  <sense id="n20169.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): Nemeaeus leo Frendens efflavit graviter extremum halitum, <i>his last breath</i>, * <cit><quote lang="la"><bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:9:22"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 9, 22</bibl>: aegris faucibus exsuperat gravis halitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:3:88"><author>Pers.</author> 3, 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae (i. e. nebulae aestusque) velut halitus sursum feruntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:478"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 478</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a pulmone halitus graveolentia,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>stinking breath</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:194"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 12, 53, § 194</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">oris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:142"><author>id.</author> 21, 20, 83, § 142</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:56">28, 4, 14, § 56</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">artificis halitus oris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:238"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 238</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">postero die ex ore (ebriorum) halitus cadi,</quote> <i><i>fumes of wine</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:142"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 22, 28, § 142</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plumbi fornacium halitus noxius et pestilens,</quote> <i><i>exhalation, fumes</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:167"><author>id.</author> 34, 18, 50, § 167</bibl></cit>: carbonum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:5:219"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 5, 219</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">terrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:31"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 12, 12, § 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:9:8"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 9, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">salis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:24"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 4, 2, § 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Averni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:494"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 494</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>heat</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:5:2"><author>Col.</author> 2, 5, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20169.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>the spirit, soul</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,004:10:11"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 10, 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20169.3" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>Wind</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">frigidus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Rutil.</title> 1, 105</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshalle^lu_jah" key="halle^lu_jah" opt="n" orig_id="n20170"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hallĕlūjah">halleluiah</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">āllĕlūia</orth>), <pos opt="n">interj.</pos> <etym opt="n">Hebr. halal, to praise; Jah = Jehovah</etym>, <sense id="n20170.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>praised be God! praise the Lord!</i> Form hall-, <bibl default="NO"><author>August.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 86, 178</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:2:10"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 10</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Nol. Carm.</title> 37, 56</bibl>. Form all-, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,020:13:22"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Job</title> 13, 22</bibl>; Psa. 104, 1; Apoc. 19, 1, 3, 4 al.—Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hallĕlūjătĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, um: <cit><quote lang="la">psalmi,</quote> <i><i>devoted to praise, containing hallelujahs</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>August.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 105</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshallex" key="hallex" opt="n" orig_id="n20171"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hallex">hallex</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭcis</itype>, v. allex.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshallu_ci^nor" key="hallu_ci^nor" opt="n" orig_id="n20172"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hallūcĭnor">hallucinor</head>, <itype opt="n">āri, and its derivatives</itype>, v. aluc-.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshallus" key="hallus" opt="n" orig_id="n20173"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hallus">hallus</head>, v. allus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshalmyri^di^on" key="halmyri^di^on" opt="n" orig_id="n20174"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="halmyrĭdĭon">halmyridion</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁλμυρίδιον</foreign> (saltish), <sense id="n20174.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of cabbage</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:142"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 8, 41, § 142</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshalmyrrhax" key="halmyrrhax" opt="n" orig_id="n20175"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="halmyrrhax">halmyrrhax</head>, <itype opt="n">ăgis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁλμύρραξ</foreign>, <sense id="n20175.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of saltpetre</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:106"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 10, 46, § 106</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_lo" key="ha_lo" opt="n" orig_id="n20176"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hālo">halo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> and <pos>a.</pos>, <i>to breathe</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>; cf.: feo, spiro).  <sense id="n20176.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Neutr., to breathe, to emit vapor</i> or <i>fragrance, be fragrant</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">invitent croceis halantes floribus horti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:109"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 109</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ture calent arae sertisque recentibus halant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:417"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 417</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20176.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Act., to breathe out, exhale</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">et nardi florem, nectar qui naribus halat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:848"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 848</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:221">6, 221</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:391">391</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:48"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 48</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshalonem" key="halonem" opt="n" orig_id="n20177"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="halonem">halonem</head>, <itype opt="n">id est hesterno vino languentem</itype>, Paul. ex Fest. s. v. ELUCUM, p. 75 Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha^lo^phanta" key="ha^lo^phanta" opt="n" orig_id="n20178"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălŏphanta">halophanta</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <sense id="n20178.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>m</i>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁλοφάντης</foreign> (a word comically formed after the analogy of sycophanta, <foreign lang="greek">συκοφάντης</foreign>), <i>a salt-informer</i>, i. q. <i>a rascal, scoundrel</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:463"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 4, 1, 2 (463)</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 126, 7</bibl>, and see halapanta.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^lo_s" key="ha^lo_s" opt="n" orig_id="n20179"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălōs">halos</head>, <itype opt="n">ō</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἅλως</foreign> (a round threshing-floor), <sense id="n20179.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a circle round the sun</i> or <i>moon, a halo</i>, pure Lat. corona: <cit><quote lang="la">circa solem visum coloris varii circulum, qualis esse in arcu solet. Hunc Graeci halo vocant: nos dicere coronam aptissime possumus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:1:2:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 1, 2, 1</bibl></cit>.—Called also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hălysis</orth> (prob. corrupted from <foreign lang="greek">ἅλως</foreign>), <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,008:p64:16"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Mund.</title> p. 64, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^lo_sis" key="ha^lo_sis" opt="n" orig_id="n20180"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălōsis">halosis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἅλωσις</foreign>, <sense id="n20180.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a taking by storm, capture</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:89:1"><author>Petr.</author> 89, 1</bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:38"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 38</bibl>, written as Greek).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshalter" key="halter" opt="n" orig_id="n20181"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="halter">halter</head>, <itype opt="n">ēris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁλτήρ</foreign>, in gymnastics, <sense id="n20181.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>leaden weights</i> held in the hands in leaping exercises, to add to the impetus of the body, the <i>dumb-bells</i> of modern gymnastics, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:49:1"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 49, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:67:6">7, 67, 6</bibl> (pure Lat. manipuli, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:2:38"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 2, 38</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_lu_ci^na_tio" key="ha_lu_ci^na_tio" opt="n" orig_id="n20182"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hālūcĭnātio">halucinatio</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hālūcĭnor</orth>, v. aluc.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha^lum" key="ha^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n20183"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălum">halum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, v. alum.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^luntium" key="Ha^luntium" opt="n" orig_id="n20184"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hăluntium">Haluntium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, v. Aluntium.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHalus" key="Halus" opt="n" orig_id="n20185"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Halus">Halus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20185.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small place in Assyria, near</i> Artemita, only mentioned by <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:41"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 41</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshalyaee^tos" key="halyaee^tos" opt="n" orig_id="n20186"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="halyaeĕtos">halyaeetos</head>, v. hali.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHalyattes" key="Halyattes" opt="n" orig_id="n20187"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Halyattes">Halyattes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, v. Alyattes.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^lys" key="Ha^lys" opt="n" orig_id="n20188"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hălys">Halys</head>, <itype opt="n">yos</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἅλυς</foreign>. <sense id="n20188.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A river in Asia Minor, flowing between Paphlagonia and Cappadocia</i>, now <i>Kisil-Irmak</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">secundum Halyn,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:19:9"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 19, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:6"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 2, 2, § 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:8">6, 3, 3, § 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">circa Halyn,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:16:13"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 16, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Croesus Halym penetrans magnam pervertet opum vim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:56:115"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 56, 115</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Croeso fatalis Halys,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:272"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 272</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Acc.</abbr>: Halym, also <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:11:3"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 11, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20188.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A man's name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:574"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 574</bibl>.—As a <i>surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 877, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ly^sis" key="ha^ly^sis" opt="n" orig_id="n20189"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hălysis">halysis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, v. halos.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ma" key="ha^ma" opt="n" orig_id="n20190"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăma">hama</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ama</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἄμη</foreign>, <sense id="n20190.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a waterbucket</i>, esp. for extinguishing fires, <i>a firebucket</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:42:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 42, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:305"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 305</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:15:3"><author>Dig.</author> 1, 15, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:7:12:18">33, 7, 12, §§ 18</bibl>, 21 (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:854"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 2, 42 (854)</bibl>, false reading for aula, Lorenz ad loc.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^ma_dry^as" key="Ha^ma_dry^as" opt="n" orig_id="n20191"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hămādryas">Hamadryas</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁμαδρυάς</foreign>, <sense id="n20191.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a wood-nymph, hamadryad;</i> in <number opt="n">sing.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:3:63"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 63</bibl>; in <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:10:62"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 10, 62</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:32:37"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 32 (3, 30), 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:690"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 690</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:624">14, 624</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:155"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 155</bibl>; <i>dat. Graec.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hamadryasin,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:20:32"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 20, 32</bibl></cit> (like <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:20:12"><author>ib.</author> 12</bibl> Dryasin, and <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:20:34"><author>ib.</author> 34</bibl> Thyniasin).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHamae" key="Hamae" opt="n" orig_id="n20192"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hamae">Hamae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20192.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a place in Campania, near Cumae</i>, mentioned only by <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:35:3"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 35, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^marthri_tis" key="ha^marthri_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n20193"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hămarthrītis">hamarthritis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ἅμα-ἀρθρῖτις</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n20193.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the general gout</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:2:28"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 2, 28</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^marti^ge^ni_a" key="Ha^marti^ge^ni_a" opt="n" orig_id="n20194"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hămartĭgĕnīa">Hamartigenia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁμαρτιγένεια</foreign>, <sense id="n20194.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>The Origin of Sin</i>, the title of a poem by Prudentius.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_ma_ti^lis" key="ha_ma_ti^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20195"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hāmātĭlis">hamatilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hamatus</etym>, <sense id="n20195.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>with hooks</i>, i. e. <i>performed by</i> or <i>furnished with hooks</i> (ante- and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">piscatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:299"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 1, 10 (299)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spiculum scorpii,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Gnost. 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_ma_tus" key="ha_ma_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20196"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hāmātus">hamatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hamus</etym>, <i>furnished with a hook, hooked.</i>  <sense id="n20196.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ungues,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:563"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 563</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">harundo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:384"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 384</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:799"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 799</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20196.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>shaped like a hook, hooked, crooked</i>: hamatis uncinatisque corporibus concreta haec esse dicat, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:121"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 38, 121</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ensis, i. q. harpe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:80"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 80</bibl></cit> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ferrum curvo tenus abdidit hamo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:720"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 720</bibl></cit>).—</sense><sense id="n20196.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">hos ego viscatis hamatisque muneribus non sua promere puto, sed aliena corripere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>catching, alluring</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:30:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 30, 2</bibl></cit> (cf. with hamus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 43</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:63:5"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 63, 5</bibl>; v. hamus, I. B. 1. b.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^maxa" key="ha^maxa" opt="n" orig_id="n20197"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hămaxa">hamaxa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἅμαξα</foreign>, <sense id="n20197.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a wagon</i>, Capitol. Max. duob. 6 (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:21:9"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 21, 9</bibl>, in the signification of septentriones, written as Greek).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^maxa^go_ga" key="ha^maxa^go_ga" opt="n" orig_id="n20198"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hămaxăgōga">hamaxagoga</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁμαξαγωγός</foreign>, <sense id="n20198.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who carries off any thing in a wagon</i>, in comic transf.: <cit><quote lang="la">bonorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:552"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 7, 2 (552)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^maxi_tis" key="ha^maxi_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n20199"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hămaxītis">hamaxitis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20199.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, i. q. agrostis, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 77</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^maxo" key="ha^maxo" opt="n" orig_id="n20200"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hămaxo">hamaxo</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ἅμαξα</foreign>, a wagon</etym>, <sense id="n20200.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to yoke to a wagon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:277"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 2, 22 (277)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^maxo^bi^i" key="Ha^maxo^bi^i" opt="n" orig_id="n20201"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hămaxŏbĭi">Hamaxobii</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-bĭoe</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁμαξόβιοι</foreign> (living, going about in wagons), <sense id="n20201.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Scythian people</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:1:2"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:80"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 25, 80</bibl> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:24:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 24, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:2:2"><author>Just.</author> 2, 2</bibl>).—In <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hamaxobio instabilior,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 1, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^milcar" key="Ha^milcar" opt="n" orig_id="n20202"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hămilcar">Hamilcar</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Amilcar</orth>), <itype opt="n">ăris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n20202.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A general, son of Gisgo, slain in besieging Syracuse</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:24:50"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 24, 50</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:1:7"><author>Val. Max.</author> 1, 7</bibl>, ext. 8.—</sense><sense id="n20202.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Hamilcar Barca, <i>the father of Hannibal</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:26:99"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 26, 99</bibl>; Nep. Ham.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:2"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 2</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:6:6:2"><author>Val. Max.</author> 6, 6, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:72"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 72</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHa^millus" key="Ha^millus" opt="n" orig_id="n20203"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hămillus">Hamillus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20203.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a teacher</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:224"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 224</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_mi^o_ta" key="ha_mi^o_ta" opt="n" orig_id="n20204"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hāmĭōta">hamiota</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">hamus</etym>, <sense id="n20204.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an angler</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">conchitae atque hamiotae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:310"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 2, 5 (310)</bibl></cit>: hamiotae aucupesque, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 25, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshammi_tis" key="hammi_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n20205"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hammītis">hammitis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁμμῖτις</foreign>, <sense id="n20205.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:167"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 60, § 167</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshammo^chry_sos" key="hammo^chry_sos" opt="n" orig_id="n20206"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hammŏchrȳsos">hammochrysos</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">amm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἀμμόχρυσος</foreign> (gold sand), <sense id="n20206.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone unknown to us</i>, perh. <i>golden mica</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:188"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 11, 73, § 188</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 16, 15, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshammo^dy^tes" key="hammo^dy^tes" opt="n" orig_id="n20207"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hammŏdytes">hammodytes</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">amm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁμμοδύτης</foreign> (sand-crawler), <sense id="n20207.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an African serpent</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 27, 33</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 12, 4, 39</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:716"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 716</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHammo_n" key="Hammo_n" opt="n" orig_id="n20208"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hammōn">Hammon</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Amm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἄμμων</foreign>, <sense id="n20208.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an Egyptian and Libyan deity, worshipped</i> (<i>in the present oasis Siwah</i>) <i>in the form of a ram, and identified by the Greeks and Romans with</i> <foreign lang="greek">Ζεύς</foreign> <i>and Jupiter;</i> hence, Juppiter Hammon. Connected with his temple was an oracle often consulted by the ancients, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:chapter=29"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 29</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:43:95"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 43, 95</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:1:3">1, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:7:3"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 7, 3</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:514"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 514</bibl> al. (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:7:5"><author>Cat.</author> 7, 5</bibl>).—Hence, Hammonis cornu, <i>a gold-colored precious stone of the shape of a ram's horn, Ammonite</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:167"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 60, § 167</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20208.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20208.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hammōnĭum</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Amm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the oasis El-Siwah</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:7:3"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 7, 3</bibl> sq.—</sense><sense id="n20208.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hammōnĭi</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of</i> Hammonium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:7:11"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 7, 11</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20208.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hammōnĭăcus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Amm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>belonging to Hammon</i> (<i>Libya, Africa</i>). </sense><sense id="n20208.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">sal,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:79"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 7, 39, § 79</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:17:7"><author>Col.</author> 6, 17, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:Fac. 94"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> Fac. 94</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20208.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hammōnĭă-cum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a resinous gum, which distilled from a tree near the temple of</i> Juppiter Hammon, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:107"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 23, 49, § 107</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:23">24, 6, 14, § 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:5"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_motra^ho_nes" key="ha_motra^ho_nes" opt="n" orig_id="n20209"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hāmotrăhōnes">hamotrahones</head> <itype opt="n">alii piscatores, alii, qui unco cadavera trahunt</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha_mu^la" key="ha_mu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20210"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hāmŭla">hamula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">hama</etym>, <sense id="n20210.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small water-bucket</i>: habilem lymphis hamulam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:387"><author>Col.</author> poët. 10, 387</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_mu^lus" key="ha_mu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20211"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hāmŭlus">hamulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">hamus</etym>, <sense id="n20211.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small hook</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">piscarius,</quote> <i><i>a small angle</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:290"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 1, 17 (290)</bibl></cit>.—As a surgical instrument, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:7:4"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 7, 4</bibl> and 7.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha_mus" key="ha_mus" opt="n" orig_id="n20212"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hāmus">hamus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">kindr. with <foreign lang="greek">ἁπ-, ἅπτω</foreign></etym>, <i>a hook.</i>  <sense id="n20212.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20212.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">taleae pedem longae, ferreis hamis infixis, totae in terram infodiebantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:73"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 73</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">hamis ferreis pectitur stupa,</quote> <i><i>heckles</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:17"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 1, 3, § 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loricam consertam hamis,</quote> <i><i>little hooks</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:467"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 467</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20212.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n20212.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A fish-hook;</i> hence, in gen., <i>an angle</i> (so most freq.): <cit><quote lang="la">hisce hami atque haec harundines sunt nobis quaestu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:294"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 1, 5 (294)</bibl></cit>: divine Plato escam malorum appellat voluptatem, quod ea videlicet homines capiantur, ut pisces hamo, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:13:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 13, 44</bibl> (al. om. hamo; cf. Klotz in h. l.): <cit><quote lang="la">occultum visus decurrere piscis ad hamum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:74"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 74</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:51">1, 16, 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:586"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 586</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:101">15, 101</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:19:13"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 19, 13</bibl> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">instrumento piscatoris legato, ... hami quoque et cetera ejusmodi usibus destinata debentur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 3, 6, 66</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20212.5" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, as a figure of enticement, allurement, artifice (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">meus hic est: hamum vorat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:42"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 1, 21 (42)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:431"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 3, 61 (431)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si vafer unus et alter Insidiatorem praeroso fugerit hamo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:25"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">munera magna quidem misit, sed misit in hamo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:63:5"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 63, 5</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">munera illitos cibis hamos aemulabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:43"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 43</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">viscata hamataque munera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:30:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 30, 2</bibl></cit>).—</sense><sense id="n20212.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A hook</i> as a surgical instrument, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:7:15"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 7, 15</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20212.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of things hooked or crooked, <i>the talons</i> of a hawk, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:342"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 342</bibl>; <i>thorns</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,013:115"><author>id.</author> de Nuce, 115</bibl>; <i>a kind of pastry.</i> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:10:13:22"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 10, 13, 22</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHanni^bal" key="Hanni^bal" opt="n" orig_id="n20213"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hannĭbal">Hannibal</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Annibal</orth>), <itype opt="n">ălis</itype> (ālis, <bibl default="NO"><author>Enn.</author> <title>Sat.</title> 14</bibl> Vahl.), = <foreign lang="greek">Ἀννίβας</foreign> <etym opt="n">Phoen.</etym>, <sense id="n20213.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Punic surname. The most celebrated of the name is Hannibal, son of Hamilcar, the leader of the Carthaginians in the second Punic war</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Han:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Han.</title> 1</bibl> al.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:1"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 1</bibl> al.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:8:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 8, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:48:210"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 48, 210</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">et Romani suum Hannibalem habent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:16:10"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 16, 10</bibl></cit>. —Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">Hannibal ad portas, of imminent and great danger,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:9:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 9, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mithridates, odio in Romanos Hannibal,</quote> <i><i>a Hannibal</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:18:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 18, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHanno" key="Hanno" opt="n" orig_id="n20214"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hanno">Hanno</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Anno</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἄννων</foreign>, <sense id="n20214.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Punic name. The most celebrated of the name is Hanno, general of the Carthaginians, who, about the year</i> 500 B.C., <i>navigated the western coast of Africa</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:8"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 1, 1, § 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:32:90"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 32, 90</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshanu^la" key="hanu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20215"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hanŭla">hanula</head> <itype opt="n">parva delubra, quasi fanula</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=103:8"><author>Fest.</author> p. 103, 8</bibl> Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha^pa^lopsis" key="ha^pa^lopsis" opt="n" orig_id="n20216"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăpălopsis">hapalopsis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20216.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a spice</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:836"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 3, 2, 47 (836)</bibl> Ritschl <title>N. cr.</title></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^pa^lu_ri^a" key="ha^pa^lu_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20217"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăpălūrĭa">hapaluria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hapalus</etym>, <sense id="n20217.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a vessel for soft eggs</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 20</bibl> dub.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^pa^lus" key="ha^pa^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20218"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăpălus">hapalus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁπαλός</foreign>, <sense id="n20218.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>soft;</i> only with ova, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2003,001:7:17"><author>Apic.</author> 7, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:104"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 104</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^phe_" key="ha^phe_" opt="n" orig_id="n20219"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăphē">haphe</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">aphē</orth>), <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁφή</foreign> (a touching, handling; hence), <i>the yellow sand</i> with which wrestlers, after being anointed, were sprinkled.  <sense id="n20219.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">flavescit haphe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:67:5"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 67, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20219.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>the dust of a road</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:57:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 57, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshapsus" key="hapsus" opt="n" orig_id="n20220"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hapsus">hapsus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἅψος</foreign> (a binding together; hence), <sense id="n20220.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a lock of wool used in bandaging</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lanae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:6:9"><author>Cels.</author> 4, 6, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:26:5">7, 26, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ra" key="ha^ra" opt="n" orig_id="n20221"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăra">hara</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20221.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a pen</i> or <i>coop</i> for animals: <cit><quote lang="la">anserum,</quote> <i><i>a goose-pen</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:10:3"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 10, 3</bibl></cit> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:14:5"><author>Col.</author> 8, 14, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:430"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 4, 24 (430)</bibl> al.; <i>a hog-stye</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:4:14"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 4, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7:9:9"><author>Col.</author> 7, 9, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:1:104"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 104</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">confer nunc, Epicure noster, ex hara producte, non ex schola, confer, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:16:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 16, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hara suis, as a term of reproach,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:39"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 1, 39 (39)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^re_na" key="ha^re_na" opt="n" orig_id="n20222"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărēna">harena</head> (better than <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ărēna</orth>, Bramb. s. v. Rib. Prol. Verg. p. 422, and <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sabin. fas-ena; from Sanscr. root bhas-, to shine, gleam, Corss. Ausspr. 1, 102</etym>.  <sense id="n20222.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Prop., <i>sand</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">sabulum, glarea, suburra): harenae tria genera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:175"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 23, 54, § 175</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnus congestus harenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:724"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 724</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:726">726</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">litoris incurvi bibulam pavit aequor harenam,</quote> <i><i>the thirsty sand of the curved shore</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:376"><author>id.</author> 2, 376</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">bibula harena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:114"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 114</bibl></cit> (Rib. and Forbig., but Conington arena): <cit><quote lang="la">sicca,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:389"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 389</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sterilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:70"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mollis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:577"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 577</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">opaci omnis harena Tagi, i. e. the gold it was believed to contain,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:55"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 55</bibl></cit> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:115"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 21, 35, § 115</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">nivis more incidens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:30:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 30, 2</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">harena nigra, = limus,</quote> <i><i>slime, mud</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:292"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 292</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr> (post-Aug.; its use is said by <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:8:3"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 8, 3</bibl>, to have been ridiculed by Caesar as a verbi vitium): <cit><quote lang="la">arenae carae, of the golden sands of Pactolus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:88"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 88</bibl></cit> Merk.: <cit><quote lang="la">quem (delphina) postquam bibulis inlisit fluctus harenis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:18:201"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 18, 201</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">summae cauda verruntur arenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:701"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 701</bibl></cit> Merk.; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:456"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 456</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:865">865</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:231">11, 231</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:499">499</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:268">15, 268</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:279">279</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:3:23"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 4, 3, 23</bibl> Queck; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1 praef"><author>Col.</author> 1 praef.</bibl> 24; but <cit><quote lang="la">harenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:11:47"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 11, 47</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:106"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 106</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:350">3, 350</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:4:31"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 4, 31</bibl> K. and H.: <cit><quote lang="la">arenarum inculta vastitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 1</bibl></cit> prol. 8; of the bottom of the sea: <cit><quote lang="la">furit aestus harenis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:107"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 107</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aestu miscentur harenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:557"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 557</bibl></cit>.—Prov. </sense><sense id="n20222.2" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Quid harenae semina mandas? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:5:115"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 115</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:4:48"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 4, 48</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20222.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Ex incomprehensibili pravitate arenae funis effici non potest, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:pr:4"><author>Col.</author> 10 praef. § 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20222.4" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Arena sine calce, said by Caligula of Seneca, because his sentences seem like independent maxims, without connection, <bibl default="NO"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Cal.</title> 53</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20222.5" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> Of vast numbers: <cit><quote lang="la">sicut arena quae est in litore maris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,007:7:12"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Judic.</title> 7, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:22:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 22, 17</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20222.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Meton.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20222.7" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>sand, sands, a sandy place</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut cum urbis vendiderit, tum arenam aliquam emat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:27:71"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 27, 71</bibl></cit> B. and K.— </sense><sense id="n20222.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp. </sense><sense id="n20222.9" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A sandy desert, waste</i> (mostly post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">cum super Libycas victor penderet arenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:617"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 617</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:417"><author>Luc.</author> 2, 417</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigras inter harenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:6:83"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 6, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Memnonis effigies, disjectas inter et vix pervias arenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:61"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 61</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20222.10" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>The shore</i> of the sea, <i>the beach, coast, strand</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum mare permotum ventis ruit intus harenam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:726"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 726</bibl></cit>: litoream arenam sulcare, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:725"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 725</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">doque leves saltus udaeque inmittor arenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:599"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 599</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multaque perpessae (carinae) Phrygia potiuntur arena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:38"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sub noctem potitur classis arena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:729"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 729</bibl></cit>.—So <number opt="n">sing.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:540"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 540</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:34">5, 34</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:316">6, 316</bibl>; 11, 626 al.—</sense><sense id="n20222.11" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>The place of combat in the amphitheatre</i> (strewn with sand), <i>the arena</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in amphitheatri arena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:53"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 53</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tit.:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Tit.</title> 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">missus in arenam aper,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:72"><author>id.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 72</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 43</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">comminus ursos figebat Numidas Albana nudus harena venator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:4:100"><author>Juv.</author> 4, 100</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:144">2, 144</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:206">8, 206</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenes in arenam luxuria projecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:99:13"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 99, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20222.12" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20222.13" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <i>A combat in the amphitheatre</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in harenam se dare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:11:4:5"><author>Dig.</author> 11, 4, 5</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">operas arenae promittere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in opera scaenae arenaeque edenda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:35"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scaenae arenaeque devotus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Cal.</title> 30</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20222.14" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <i>The combatants in the arena</i>: cum et juris idem (i. e. testandi libertas) contingat harenae, <i>the gladiators have the right</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:217"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 217</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20222.15" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Harena urens, <i>volcanic fire, lava</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aetna ingentem vim arenae urentis effudit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:30:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 30, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20222.16" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>the place of combat, scene</i> or <i>theatre of any contest</i> (war, a single battle, a dispute, etc.): <cit><quote lang="la">civilis belli arena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:4:2:18"><author>Flor.</author> 4, 2, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:4:7:6">4, 7, 6</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:21:1"><author>id.</author> 3, 21, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:63"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 63</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in harena mea, hoc est apud centumviros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:12:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 12, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^re_na_ce^us" key="ha^re_na_ce^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20223"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărēnācĕus">harenaceus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">aren-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <sense id="n20223.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>sandy</i>, = harenosus (only in Plin.): <cit><quote lang="la">terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:43"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 7, 4, § 43</bibl></cit> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^re_na_ri^us" key="ha^re_na_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20224"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărēnārĭus">harenarius</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">aren-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">harena</etym>. <sense id="n20224.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> Prop., <i>of</i> or <i>pertaining to sand</i>: lapis, <i>sandstone</i> (= lapis bibulus of Verg.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. G. 2, 348</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20224.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>of</i> or <i>pertaining to the amphitheatre</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fera,</quote> <i><i>destined for the arena</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 29, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20224.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> Hence, <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>, </sense><sense id="n20224.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hărēnārĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> </sense><sense id="n20224.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A combatant in the amphitheatre, a gladiator</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:22:5:21"><author>Dig.</author> 22, 5, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:36:1:5">36, 1, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 3, 27, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:126:6"><author>Petr.</author> 126, 6</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4063</bibl> (but cf. Orell. ad loc.).—</sense><sense id="n20224.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A teacher of the elements of arithmetic</i> (the figures being drawn in sand), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 6</bibl> (cf. abacus).—</sense><sense id="n20224.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hărēnā-rĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype> (sc. fodina; cf.: aeraria, argentaria, etc.), <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a sand-pit</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:2:23"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 2, 23</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in arenarias quasdam extra portam Esquilinam perductus occiditur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:13:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 13, 37</bibl></cit> B. and K.—</sense><sense id="n20224.7" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hărēnārĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a sand-pit</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:2:4:2"><author>Vitr.</author> 2, 4, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:6:11">6, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^re_na_ti^o" key="ha^re_na_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20225"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărēnātĭo">harenatio</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">aren-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">harena</etym>. <sense id="n20225.0" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Prop., <i>a sanding, plastering with sand.</i>— </sense><sense id="n20225.1" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a plastering, cementing</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:3:9"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 3, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^re_na_tus" key="ha^re_na_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20226"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărēnātus">harenatus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">aren-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">harena</etym>, <sense id="n20226.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>sanded, covered</i> or <i>mixed with sand</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">calx,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:18:7"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 18, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 207</bibl>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hărēnātum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype> (sc. opus), <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>sand-mortar</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:4"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:176"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 23, 55, § 176</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^re_ni^fo^di_na" key="ha^re_ni^fo^di_na" opt="n" orig_id="n20227"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărēnĭfŏdīna">harenifodina</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">aren-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">harena - fodio</etym>, <sense id="n20227.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sand-pit</i> (late Lat. for harenaria; <cit><quote lang="la">s. v. harenarius, III. B.),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:1:13:section=5"><author>Dig.</author> 7, 1, 13, § 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:24:3:7">24, 3, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:7"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 7</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^re_ni^va^gus" key="ha^re_ni^va^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n20228"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărēnĭvăgus">harenivagus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">aren-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">harena - vagus</etym>, <sense id="n20228.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wandering over sands</i>: Cato, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:941"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 941</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^re_no_sus" key="ha^re_no_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20229"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărēnōsus">harenosus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">aren-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">harena</etym>, <sense id="n20229.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of sand, sandy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ladon,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:702"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 702</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:82"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 82</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:44"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 7, 4, § 44</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">litus Libyae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:257"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 257</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:73"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 3, 36, § 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lapis harenosior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:101"><author>id.</author> 33, 6, 33, § 101</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod sit harenosissimum subsidat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:20"><author>id.</author> 27, 4, 5, § 20</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hărē-nōsum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a sandy place</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae humi arido atque harenoso gignuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:48:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 48, 3</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hărēnōsa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, opp. lutosa, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:60"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 6, 21, § 60</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^re_nu^la" key="ha^re_nu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20230"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărēnŭla">harenula</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">aren-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">harena</etym>, <sense id="n20230.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>fine sand, a grain of sand</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:24"><author>Plin.</author> 30, 3, 8, § 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ri^o^la" key="ha^ri^o^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20231"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărĭŏla">hariola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. hariolus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ri^o^la_ti^o" key="ha^ri^o^la_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20232"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărĭŏlātĭo">hariolatio</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hariolor</etym>, <sense id="n20232.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a soothsaying, prophesying</i>, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:31:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 31, 66</bibl> (Fragm. Trag. 42 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ri^o^lor" key="ha^ri^o^lor" opt="n" orig_id="n20233"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărĭŏlor">hariolor</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, <i>v. dep. n.</i> <etym opt="n">hariolus</etym>, <i>to foretell, prophesy, divine.</i>  <sense id="n20233.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <foreign lang="greek">Προθεσπίζω</foreign> igitur, non hariolans, ut illa (Cassandra) cui nemo credidit, sed conjectura prospiciens, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:11:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 11, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaestus causa hariolari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:58:132"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 58, 132</bibl></cit>.—Comically: <cit><quote lang="la">mirabar, quod dudum scapulae gestibant mihi, Hariolari quae occeperunt sibi esse in mundo malum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:306"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 2, 50 (306)</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20233.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in a bad sense (like vaticinor), <i>to speak foolishly, to talk silly stuff, nonsense</i> (ante-class.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:750"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 4, 2, 80 (750)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:577"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 2, 33 (577)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:924">5, 2, 74 (924)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:347"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 3, 17 (347)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:491"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 491</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1141"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 4, 97 (1141)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">age jam cupio, si modo argentum reddat. Sed ego hoc hariolor,</quote> <i><i>am dreaming</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:202"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 202</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ri^o^lus" key="ha^ri^o^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20234"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărĭŏlus">hariolus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">harĭŏla</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. hira, entrails; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χορδή, χολάδες</foreign>; cf. haruspex</etym>, <sense id="n20234.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a soothsayer, prophet, prophetess</i> (= augur, auspex, haruspex, extispex). </sense><sense id="n20234.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <abbr>Masc.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">hariolos, haruspices Mitte omnes: quae futura et quae facta, eloquar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1132"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 5, 2, 2 (1132)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut haruspices, augures, harioli, vates et conjectores nobis essent colendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:20:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 20, 55</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:356"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 6, 4 (356)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:76"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> prol. 76</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:791"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 5, 46 (791)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:708"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 708</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 2, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:3:3:6"><author>Phaedr.</author> 3, 3, 6</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n20234.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Fem.</abbr>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:694"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 99 (694)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1139"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 4, 95 (1139)</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHarmo^di^us" key="Harmo^di^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20235"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Harmŏdĭus">Harmodius</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁρμόδιος</foreign>, <sense id="n20235.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a famous Athenian, murderer of Hipparchus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:49:116"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 49, 116</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:87"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 23, 23, § 87</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:9:2"><author>Gell.</author> 9, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharmo^ge_" key="harmo^ge_" opt="n" orig_id="n20236"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harmŏgē">harmoge</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁρμογή</foreign>, <sense id="n20236.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a proper combination</i> or <i>mingling of colors</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:29"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 5, 11, § 29</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20236.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>harmony</i> of sound, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:Sat. Men. 63:18"><author>Varr.</author> <title>Sat. Men.</title> 63, 18</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharmo^ni^a1" key="harmo^ni^a1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20237"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harmŏnĭa">harmonia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype> (archaic <i>gen. sing.</i> harmoniaï, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:131"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 131</bibl>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁρμονία</foreign>, <i>an agreement of sounds, consonance, concord, harmony;</i> pure Lat. concentus.  <sense id="n20237.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">velut in cantu et fidibus, quae harmonia dicitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:10:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 10, 20</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">harmoniam ex intervallis sonorum nosse possumus: quorum varia compositio etiam harmonias efficit plures,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:18:41"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 18, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad harmoniam canere mundum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:11:27"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 11, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numeros et geometriam et harmoniam conjungere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:4:6"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 4, 6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20237.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20237.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Concord, harmony;</i> in gen., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:131"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 131</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque harmoniā corpus sentire solere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:118"><author>id.</author> 3, 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam multum harmoniae Veneris differre videntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1248"><author>id.</author> 4, 1248</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20237.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Singing, a song</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">te nostra, Deus, canit harmonia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,004:3:90"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 3, 90</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHarmo^ni^a2" key="Harmo^ni^a2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20238"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Harmŏnĭa">Harmonia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20238.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>daughter of Mars and Venus, the wife of Cadmus, and mother of Semele, Ino, Agave, and Polydorus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:6"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:148">148</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:159">159</bibl>.—<abbr>Acc.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Harmonien,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:86"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 86</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharmo^ni^ce_" key="harmo^ni^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20239"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harmŏnĭcē">harmonice</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁρμονική</foreign>, <sense id="n20239.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the science of sounds, harmonics</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:3:8"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 3, 8</bibl>.— Called <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">harmŏnĭca</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:4:1"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 4, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharmo^ni^cus" key="harmo^ni^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20240"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harmŏnĭcus">harmonicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁρμονικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20240.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to agreement</i> or <i>harmony, harmonious, harmonic</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:10:64"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 10, § 64</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">harmonica ratio, quae cogit rerum naturam sibi ipsam congruere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:248"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 109, 113, § 248</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tinnitus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 27</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharpa" key="harpa" opt="n" orig_id="n20241"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harpa">harpa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἅρπη</foreign> (a sickle, transf.), <sense id="n20241.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a harp</i> (late Lat.), Ven. Carm. 7, 8, 63.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharpacti^con" key="harpacti^con" opt="n" orig_id="n20242"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harpactĭcon">harpacticon</head>, false read. in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:176"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 15, 50, § 176</bibl>; v. 1. harpax.</div1>


<div1 id="crossharpa^ga" key="harpa^ga" opt="n" orig_id="n20243"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harpăga">harpaga</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁρπάγη</foreign>, <sense id="n20243.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a hook</i>, for the usual harpago, Sisenn. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 556, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharpa^gi^ne_tu^lus" key="harpa^gi^ne_tu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20244"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harpăgĭnētŭlus">harpaginetulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">harpago</etym>, <sense id="n20244.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small hook</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:5:3"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 5, 3</bibl> dub.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharpa^go1" key="harpa^go1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20245"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harpăgo">harpago</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ἁρπάζω</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n20245.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to rob, plunder</i> (Plautin.): <cit><quote lang="la">aurum mihi intus harpagatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:201"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 2, 24 (201)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:650"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 4, 11 (650)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:137"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 2, 6 (137)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:957">4, 2, 2 (957)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharpa^go2" key="harpa^go2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20246"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harpăgo">harpago</head> <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ἁρπάγη</foreign></etym>, <i>a hook</i> for drawing things to one's self, for tearing down any thing, etc., <i>a grappling-hook, grapple, drag</i> (pure Lat. manica, manus ferrea).  <sense id="n20246.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:81:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 81, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:57:2"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 57, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:10"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:2"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:209"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 56, 57, § 209</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:7:12:section=21"><author>Dig.</author> 33, 7, 12, § 21</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n20246.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a rapacious person</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">blandiloquentulus harpago, mendax, cuppes, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:235"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 1, 13 (235)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHarpa^gus" key="Harpa^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n20247"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Harpăgus">Harpagus</head> <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20247.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Median nobleman, to whom Astyages committed his grandson Cyrus to be destroyed, but by whom he was preserved alive</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:4"><author>Just.</author> 1, 4</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:15:1" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:15:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>de Ira</title>, 3, 15, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHarpa^lus" key="Harpa^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20248"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Harpălus">Harpalus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20248.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one of Cicero's slaves</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:24:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 24, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHarpa^ly^ce_" key="Harpa^ly^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20249"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Harpălycē">Harpalyce</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁρπαλύκη</foreign>, <sense id="n20249.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the daughter of the Thracian king Harpalycus, brought up as a warrior</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:317"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 317</bibl> Serv.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:193"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 193</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:252">252</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:254">254</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharpastum" key="harpastum" opt="n" orig_id="n20250"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harpastum">harpastum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἁρπαστόν</foreign>, <sense id="n20250.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a hand-ball</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sive harpasta manu pulverulenta rapis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:19:6"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 19, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:67:4">7, 67, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharpax1" key="harpax1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20251"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harpax">harpax</head>, <itype opt="n">ăgis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἅρπαξ</foreign>, <sense id="n20251.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>drawing to itself, rapacious.</i>—<usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, of amber and brimstone: <cit><quote lang="la">in Syria feminas verticillos inde (i. e. ex electro) facere et vocari harpaga, quia folia paleasque et vestium fimbrias rapiat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:37"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 2, 11, § 37</bibl></cit>; so of sulphur, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:176"><author>id.</author> 35, 15, 50, § 176</bibl> (the correct reading, see Sillig ad h. l.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHarpax2" key="Harpax2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20252"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Harpax">Harpax</head>, <itype opt="n">ăgis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ἅρπαξ</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n20252.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a slave</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:651"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 2, 2, 58 (651)</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1008">4, 2, 53 (1008)</bibl> sq. —Also in <i>voc.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Harpage,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:663"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 2, 2, 70 (663)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharpe_" key="harpe_" opt="n" orig_id="n20253"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="harpē">harpe</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἅρπη</foreign>. <sense id="n20253.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A sickleshaped sword, a falchion, cimeter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:69"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 69</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:176">176</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:663"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 663</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:388"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 388</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20253.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A species of falcon, tassel gentle</i>: Falco gentilis, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:204"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 74, 95, § 204</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHarpo^cra^te_s" key="Harpo^cra^te_s" opt="n" orig_id="n20254"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Harpŏcrătēs">Harpocrates</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἁρποκράτης</foreign>, <sense id="n20254.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The Egyptian god of silence, represented with his finger on his mouth;</i> acc. to others, <i>a Greek philosopher, who enjoined silence respecting the nature of the gods</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:57"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 57</bibl> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:692"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 692</bibl>).—* </sense><sense id="n20254.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a silent person</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:74:4"><author>Cat.</author> 74, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHarpy_iae" key="Harpy_iae" opt="n" orig_id="n20255"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Harpȳiae">Harpyiae</head> (trisyl.; <cit><quote lang="la">scanned as a quadrisyl. Hārpyĭās,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Rutil.</author> <title>Itin.</title> 1, 608</bibl></cit>), <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἅρπυιαι</foreign> (qs. the spoilers).  <sense id="n20255.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Mythical rapacious monsters, half bird and half woman, the Harpies</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:212"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 212</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:289">6, 289</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:40"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 40</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:428"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 428</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:14"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 14</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">Harpyia Celaeno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:365"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 365</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20255.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in <number opt="n">sing.</number>, <i>a rapacious person, a harpy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:5:7"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20255.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Also in <number opt="n">sing.</number>, <i>the name of one of Actaeon's hounds</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:215"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 215</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHaru_des" key="Haru_des" opt="n" orig_id="n20256"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Harūdes">Harudes</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20256.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Germanic tribe in the army of Ariovistus</i>, perh. <i>the same as the Charudes in the Chersonesus Cimbrica</i> (<i>in the Northern Jütland</i>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:31:10"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 31, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:37:2">1, 37, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:51:2">1, 51, 2</bibl> Monum. Ancyr.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossharuga" key="haruga" opt="n" orig_id="n20257"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haruga">haruga</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">harviga</orth>, v. arvix.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha^rundi^fer" key="ha^rundi^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n20258"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărundĭfer">harundifer</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">harundo - fero</etym>, <sense id="n20258.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>reed-bearing, crowned with reeds</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">caput,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:637"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 637</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^rundi^na_ce^us" key="ha^rundi^na_ce^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20259"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărundĭnācĕus">harundinaceus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">harundo</etym>, <sense id="n20259.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>like a reed</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:58"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 7, 10, § 58</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^rundi^na_ri^us" key="ha^rundi^na_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20260"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărundĭnārĭus">harundinarius</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">id. II. B.</etym>, <sense id="n20260.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a dealer in limed twigs</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4199</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^rundi^na_ti^o" key="ha^rundi^na_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20261"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărundĭnātĭo">harundinatio</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">id. II. L.</etym>, <sense id="n20261.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the poling</i> of vines, <i>the propping with reeds</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:1:8:3"><author>Varr.</author> 1, 8, 3</bibl> (ex conj. Schneid. The vulg. reading is: Canusini in harundulatione in ficis).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^rundi^ne_tum" key="ha^rundi^ne_tum" opt="n" orig_id="n20262"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărundĭnētum">harundinetum</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">harundo, II.</etym>, <sense id="n20262.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a thicket</i> or <i>jungle of reeds</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:6:3"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 6, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:24:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 24, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:32:3"><author>Col.</author> 4, 32, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:28"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 8, 10, § 28</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> Josue, 16, 8</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">17, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^rundi^ne^us" key="ha^rundi^ne^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20263"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărundĭnĕus">harundineus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">harundo, II.</etym>. <sense id="n20263.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Of reeds, reedy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">silva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:710"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 710</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">paniculae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:117"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 32, 50, § 117</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cuneoli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:29:10"><author>Col.</author> 4, 29, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ripae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:6:174"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 6, 174</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">carmen,</quote> <i><i>a shepherd's song</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:4:1:12"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 4, 1, 12</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20263.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Like a reed</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">radix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:150"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 16, 93, § 150</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mensura aurea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,074:21:15"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Apoc.</title> 21, 15</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^rundi^no_sus" key="ha^rundi^no_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20264"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărundĭnōsus">harundinosus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">harundo, II.</etym>, <sense id="n20264.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>abounding in reeds</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cnidus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:36:13"><author>Cat.</author> 36, 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^rundo" key="ha^rundo" opt="n" orig_id="n20265"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărundo">harundo</head> (better than <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ărundo</orth>, Bramb. s. v.; Wagn. Orthog. Verg. p. 441; Rib. Prol. Verg. p. 422, though the latter is freq. in MSS. and edd.; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>), <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.; perh. from root ar-, to set in motion; Sanscr. aras, swift; aranjas, a wood, as that which grows; cf.: ulmus, ulva, alnus, Corss. Ausspr. 1, 530 sq.</etym>.  <sense id="n20265.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Prop., <i>the reed, cane</i> (taller than canna; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">culmus, calamus, stipula),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:6:3"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 6, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:156"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 36, 64, § 156</bibl> sqq.: <cit><quote lang="la">intus medullam sabuci (habent) ... inanitatem harundines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:122"><author>id.</author> 13, 22, 42, § 122</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">longa parvae sub arundine cannae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:337"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 337</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fluvialis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:414"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 414</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">used for covering or thatching huts and houses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:156"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 36, 64, § 156</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:2:1:3"><author>Vitr.</author> 2, 1, 3</bibl>; esp. in encampments: <cit><quote lang="la">casae ex harundinibus textae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:27:3"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 27, 3</bibl></cit> Weissenb.: <cit><quote lang="la">teneris harundinum radicibus contusis equos alere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:58:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 58, 3</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">arundo vento agitata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:11:7"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 11, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">arundinem quassatam non confringet,</quote> <bibl default="NO">ib. Matt. 12, 20</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20265.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Meton.</usg> of any thing made of reed or cane. </sense><sense id="n20265.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A fishing-rod</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hisce hami atque haec harundines sunt nobis quaestu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:294"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 1, 5 (294)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec laqueo volucres, hacc captat arundine pisces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:6:23"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 6, 23</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">hos aliquis tremula, dum captat arundine pisces, vidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:217"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 217</bibl></cit> Merk.; 13, 293; 14, 651.—</sense><sense id="n20265.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Limed twigs for catching birds</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">parati aucupes cum harundinibus fuerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:40:6"><author>Petr.</author> 40, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">volucres, quas textis harundinibus peritus artifex tetigit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:109:7"><author>id.</author> 109, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cantu fallitur ales, callida dum tacita crescit harundo manu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:218:2"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 218, 2</bibl></cit> Schneidewin: <cit><quote lang="la">aut (si) crescente levis traheretur arundine praeda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:54:3"><author>id.</author> 9, 54, 3</bibl></cit> id.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut qui viscatos populatur arundine lucos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:674"><author>Sil.</author> 7, 674</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">harundine sumptā Faunus plumoso sum deus aucupio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:2:33"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 2, 33</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A wreath</i> or <i>crown</i> made of reeds; as the head of Priapus: <cit><quote lang="la">ast inportunas volucres in vertice harundo terret fixa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:8:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 8, 6</bibl></cit> B. and K.; v. Orell. ad loc.—Esp. worn by river deities: <cit><quote lang="la">(Tiberini) crines umbrosa tegebat harundo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:34"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 34</bibl></cit> Rib.; of the river Calydonius: <cit><quote lang="la">inornatos redimitus arundine crines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:3"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">subita cur pulcher arundine crines velat Hylas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:218"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 218</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Glaucus) caputque redimitus arundine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:Pat. 2:83"><author>Vell.</author> <title>Pat.</title> 2, 83</bibl></cit>; and of the Tiber: <cit><quote lang="la">et arundinis altae concolor in viridi fluitabat silva capillo,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Paneg. Anthem.</title> 333</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">velatus harundine glauca Mincius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:205"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 205</bibl></cit> Rib.—</sense><sense id="n20265.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>The shaft of an arrow</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod fugat obtusum est, et habet sub arundine plumbum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:471"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 471</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pennaque citatior ibat quae redit in pugnas fugientis arundine Parthi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:10:12"><author>Sil.</author> 10, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:5:2"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 5, 2</bibl>.—Hence (pars pro toto), <i>an arrow</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">inque cor hamata percussit arundine Ditem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:384"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 384</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:382">8, 382</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:526">10, 526</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:325">11, 325</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haeret lateri letalis harundo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:73"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 73</bibl></cit> Rib. (Forbig. and Conington, arundo); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:499"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 499</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.7" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <i>A pen</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neve notet lusus tristis harundo tuos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:3:10"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 3, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inque manus chartae, nodosaque venit harundo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:3:11"><author>Pers.</author> 3, 11</bibl></cit>. The best came from Cnidus: <cit><quote lang="la">Cnidia,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 49</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">Acidalia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:14:3"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 14, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.8" level="1" n="F" opt="n"> <i>A reed pipe, shepherd's pipe, Pan-pipes</i>, = <foreign lang="greek">σύριγξ</foreign> (an instrument made of several reeds, fastened together with wax, each successive reed somewhat shorter than the preceding): <cit><quote lang="la">junctisque canendo vincere arundinibus servantia lumina temptat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:684"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 684</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:707"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 707</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:154">11, 154</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">agrestem tenui meditabor harundine Musam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:6:8"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 6, 8</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">compacta solitum modulatur harundine carmen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,003:100"><author>id.</author> <title>Cul.</title> 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec crepuit fissa me propter harundine custos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:7:25"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 7, 25</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.9" level="1" n="G" opt="n"> <i>A flute</i> (made of the <foreign lang="greek">κάλαμος αὐλητικός</foreign>, Theophr. 4, 12): <cit><quote lang="la">Satyri reminiscitur alter, quem Tritoniaca Latoüs arundine victum affecit poena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:384"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 384</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.10" level="1" n="H" opt="n"> <i>A comb made of reed, which brought the threads of the web into their place</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">stamen secernit arundo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:55"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 55</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.11" level="1" n="K" opt="n"> <i>A reed for brushing down cobwebs</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ecferte huc scopas semulque harundinem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:347"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 2, 23 (347)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.12" level="1" n="L" opt="n"> <i>A kind of transverse bar along which vines were trained</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">jugorum genera fere quatuor, ... harundo, ut in Arpino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:8:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 8, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.13" level="1" n="M" opt="n"> <i>A rod</i> (for beating, punishing): <cit><quote lang="la">ac me iterum in cellam perduxit, et harundinem ab ostio rapuit iterumque mulcavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:134:4"><author>Petr.</author> 134, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.14" level="1" n="N" opt="n"> <i>Splints</i> for holding together injured parts of the body, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:80"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 80</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.15" level="1" n="O" opt="n"> <i>A measuring-rod</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,002:826"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Psych.</title> 826</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20265.16" level="1" n="P" opt="n"> <i>A hobbyhorse, cane-horse</i>, as a child's plaything: <cit><quote lang="la">equitare in harundine longa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:248"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 248</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">non erubuit (Socrates) cum, interposita arundine cruribus suis, cum parvulis filiolis ludens, ab Alcibiade risus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:8"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 8</bibl></cit> ext. 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^rundu^la_tio" key="ha^rundu^la_tio" opt="n" orig_id="n20266"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hărundŭlātio">harundulatio</head>, v. harundinatio.</div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ruspex" key="ha^ruspex" opt="n" orig_id="n20267"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăruspex">haruspex</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ĭcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. hirā, entrails; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χολάδες, χορδή</foreign>; cf. hariolus, Curt. Gr. Etym. p. 202 sq.</etym>, <i>a soothsayer, diviner among the Etruscans, who foretold future events from the inspection of the entrails of victims;</i> from this people they were introduced among the Romans (syn.: hariolus, augur, auspex, extispex).  <sense id="n20267.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">haruspices mitte omnis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1132"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 5, 2, 2 (1132)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid enim habet haruspex, cur pulmo incisus etiam in bonis extis dirimat tempus et proferat diem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:39:85"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 39, 85</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:20:55"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 20, 55</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Etrusci haruspices,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:35:75"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 35, 75</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:9:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 9, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:5:5"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 5, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum haruspices ex tota Etruria convenissent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:3:8:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 3, 8, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tyrrhenae gentis haruspex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:577"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 577</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem (annum) saepe ex prodigiis haruspices respondissent bello civili cruentum fore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:47:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 47, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">C. Mario per hostias dis supplicanti magna atque mirabilia portendi haruspex dixerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:63:1"><author>id.</author> <title>J.</title> 63, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum sacra secundus haruspex Nuntiet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:739"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 739</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">signaque ferre jubent: retinet longaevus haruspex Fata canens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:498"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 498</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:3:5:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 5, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui de salute principis vel de summa rei publicae haruspices consulit, cum eo qui responderit, capite punitur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 5, 21, 3</bibl></cit>. Cf., on the haruspices, O. Müll. Etrusk. 2, p. 6 sq.—</sense><sense id="n20267.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> transf., <i>a prophet</i> in gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam patriae sim vanus haruspex, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:13:59"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 13 (4, 12), 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Armenius vel Commagenus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:550"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 550</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ruspi^ca" key="ha^ruspi^ca" opt="n" orig_id="n20268"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăruspĭca">haruspica</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">haruspex</etym>, <sense id="n20268.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a female haruspex</i> or <i>soothsayer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:694"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 99 (694)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20268.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> = haruspicium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:203"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 56, 57, § 203</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ruspi^ca_lis" key="ha^ruspi^ca_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20269"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăruspĭcālis">haruspicalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">haruspex</etym>, <sense id="n20269.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of a soothsayer</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ars,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 4, 56</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ruspi^ci_nus" key="ha^ruspi^ci_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20270"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăruspĭcīnus">haruspicinus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">haruspex</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>relating to the inspection of victims.</i>  <sense id="n20270.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod Etruscorum declarant et haruspicini et fulgurales et tonitruales libri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:33:72"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 33, 72</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20270.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hăruspĭ-cīna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. ars), <i>the art of divining, divination</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">oratio, quae haruspicinae disciplina continetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:23:50"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 23, 50</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:18:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 18, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossha^ruspi^ci^um" key="ha^ruspi^ci^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20271"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hăruspĭcĭum">haruspicium</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ar-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">haruspex</etym>, <sense id="n20271.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>inspection of victims, divination</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:90:2"><author>Cat.</author> 90, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHasdru^bal" key="Hasdru^bal" opt="n" orig_id="n20272"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hasdrŭbal">Hasdrubal</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Asdr-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ălis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20272.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Punic name.</i> The most celebrated are, </sense><sense id="n20272.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Son of Mago, the founder of the power of Carthage</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:19:1"><author>Just.</author> 19, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20272.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Son of Hanno, who fought in Sicilia during the first Punic war</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:125"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 54, § 125</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20272.3" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>The son-in-law of Hamilcar Barcas</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Han:3:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Hann.</title> 3, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:1"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 1</bibl> sq.—</sense><sense id="n20272.4" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>The son of Hamilcar Barcas, brother of Hannibal, defeated</i> <title>B. C.</title> 207 <i>at the Metaurus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:18"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 18</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:49">49</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Han:3:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Hann.</title> 3, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:1:2"><author>Cat.</author> 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:4:38"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 4, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:4:72">72</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:770"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 770</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20272.5" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>Son of Gisco, third Carthaginian general in Hispania</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:41"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:1">28, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:12">12</bibl> sq.—</sense><sense id="n20272.6" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> <i>A general against Masinissa</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:38:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 38, 91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Epit. 51"><author>Liv.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:3:2"><author>Val. Max.</author> 3, 2</bibl> <i>ext.</i> 8 al.—</sense><sense id="n20272.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hasdrŭbălĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>belonging to one Hasdrubal</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">funus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:1:5"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 5</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshasta" key="hasta" opt="n" orig_id="n20273"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hasta">hasta</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">asta</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. hastas, hand; cf. Gr. root <foreign lang="greek">χαδ</foreign>- in <foreign lang="greek">χανδάνω</foreign>, pre-hendo</etym>, <i>a spear</i> (syn.: hastile, dolo, gaesum, sarisa, sparus, lancea, pilum, spiculum, telum, etc.).  <sense id="n20273.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20273.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Most freq. as a military weapon, <i>a lance, pike, javelin</i> (cf. Becker's Antiq. III. 2, p. 242 sq.): <cit><quote lang="la">nec eminus hastis aut comminus gladiis uteretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:6:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 6, 19</bibl></cit>: dum transit, striderat hasta, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 817</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 365 Vahl.): Hastati spargunt hastas, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 1</bibl> (Ann. v. 287 ib.): <cit><quote lang="la">evelli jussit eam, qua erat transfixus, hastam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:30:97"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 30, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amentatus hastas torquebit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:57:242"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 57, 242</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:78:271"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 78, 271</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:17:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Top.</title> 17, 65</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hastas vibrare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:80:325"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 80, 325</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jactare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:78:316"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 78, 316</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dirigere in aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:66"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">contendere,</quote> <i><i>to hurl</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:521"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 521</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">protendere aut colligere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:21"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 21</bibl></cit> al.—As a symbol of war, sent in making a declaration of the same, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:27:3"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 27, 3</bibl>; Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101</bibl> Müll., and thrown into the enemy's territory, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:32"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 32</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 9, 53</bibl>: pura, i. e. <i>without iron</i>, given to brave soldiers as a mark of distinction, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:102"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 28, 29, § 102</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:28"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 28</bibl>; <title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3457; cf.<author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 6, 760</bibl>, and Fest. l. l.— As the symbol of legal ownership: festuca uti quasi hastae loco, signo quodam justi dominii, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:4:16"><author>Gai</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 16</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20273.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, beyond the milit. sphere: <cit><quote lang="la">jacet, diffidit, abjecit hastas,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>has lost his courage</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:21:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 21, 45</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20273.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A spear stuck in the ground at public auctions or where the tribunals of the centumviri were held</i> (orig. as a sign of booty gained in battle or of magisterial authority): <cit><quote lang="la">est enim ausus (Sulla) dicere, hasta posita, cum bona in foro venderet et bonorum virorum et locupletium et certe civium praedam se suam vendere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:8:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 8, 27</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hastam in foro ponere et bona civium voci subicere praeconis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:23:83"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 23, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hasta posita pro aede Jovis Statoris, bona voci acerbissimae subjecta praeconis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:26:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 26, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos non illa inflnita hasta satiavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:4:4:9"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 4, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">emptio ab hasta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:3:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">comitibus eorum sub hasta venditis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:38:7"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 38, 7</bibl></cit>: municipia Italiae splendidissima sub hasta venierunt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:21:27"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 21, 27</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">just hastae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:13:28"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 13, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum censores se jam locationibus abstinerent, convenere ad eos, qui hastae hujus generis assueverant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:18:10"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 18, 10</bibl></cit>; as a <i>badge of dignity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc miratur adhuc centum gravis hasta virorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:63:7"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 63, 7</bibl></cit>.—Hence, transf., <i>the centumviral court</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut centumviralem hastam, quam quaestura functi consuerant cogere, decemviri cogerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:36"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 36</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20273.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A little spear</i> with which a bride's hair was parted into locks, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:560"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 560</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20273.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>A spear</i>, as a gymnastic weapon, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:72"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 1, 38 (72)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:428">3, 3, 24 (428)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:156"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 2, 73 (156)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20273.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20273.8" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of the form of a comet: jubae effigies mutata in hasta est. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:90"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 25, 22, § 90</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20273.9" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> I. q. membrum virile, <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Priap.</author> 45, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshasta_ri^um" key="hasta_ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20274"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hastārĭum">hastarium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">hasta, I. B.</etym>, <sense id="n20274.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an auction-catalogue</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Ap.</title> 13</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>ad Nat.</title> 1, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshasta_ri^us" key="hasta_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20275"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hastārĭus">hastarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hasta, I. B.</etym>, <sense id="n20275.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the spear</i>: censio, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:54:12"><author>Fest.</author> 54, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20275.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to auctions, auction-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">PRAETOR,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 379, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshasta_tus" key="hasta_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20276"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hastātus">hastatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hasta, I. A.</etym>, <i>armed with a spear.</i>  <sense id="n20276.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">Bellona,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:718"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 718</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prima utcumque acies hastata: ceteris praeusta aut brevia tela,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">currum decem milia hastatorum sequebantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:3:3:10"><author>Curt.</author> 3, 3, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:15:7">4, 15, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20276.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., milit. t. t.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hastāti</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the first line of a Roman army drawn up in order of battle</i> (behind them were the Principes and Triarii): <cit><quote lang="la">hastati dicti qui primi hastis pugnabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:89"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 89</bibl></cit> Müll.: hastati spargunt hastas, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> 6, 1</bibl> (Ann. v. 287 Vahl.); so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:8:6"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 8, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:5">22, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 20</bibl> al.; cf. Dict. of Antiq.—The hastati were divided into ten ordines (companies), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:128"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 128</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n20276.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: primus, secundus, etc., ordo hastatus, and more freq. <abbr>absol.</abbr>: primus, secundus, etc., hastatus, <i>the first, second</i>, etc., <i>company of</i> hastati: in eo exercitu miles gregarius fui: tertio anno virtutis causa, mihi T. Quintius decimum ordinem hastatum assignavit, i. e. <i>made me captain of the tenth</i> (last) <i>company</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:34:5"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 34, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum signifer primi hastati signum non posset movere loco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:35:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 35, 77</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:31:67"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 31, 67</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">signifer secundi hastati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:5"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 5</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—Hence, transf., </sense><sense id="n20276.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> (Ellipt. for centurio ordinis hastati primus, secundus, etc., hastatus.) <i>The captain of the first, second</i>, etc., <i>company</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 8</bibl>: Q. Fulginius ex primo hastato, <i>late first centurio</i> (i. e. who had been discharged as first centurio, and then served as evocatus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:46:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 46, 4</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20276.5" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <foreign lang="greek">κατʼ ἐξοχήν</foreign>, <itype opt="n">hastatus, i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the captain of the first company</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:18"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 18</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3455</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshasti_le" key="hasti_le" opt="n" orig_id="n20277"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hastīle">hastile</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">astīle</orth>), <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">hasta</etym>, <i>the shaft of a spear</i> or <i>javelin.</i>  <sense id="n20277.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ferrum, quod ex hastili in corpore remanserat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ep:9"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Epam.</title> 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hastili nixus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:7:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 7, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">missile telum hastili abiegno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:8:10"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 8, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20277.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20277.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> (Pars pro toto.) <i>A spear, javelin</i>, in gen. (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">torquere hastilia lenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:28"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:313"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 313</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:557">5, 557</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:489">12, 489</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,005:397"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Hippol.</title> 397</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">curvatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:127"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 127</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20277.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In gen., <i>a piece of wood in the form of a shaft</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose). So of <i>branches</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:23"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 23</bibl>; of <i>poles, props</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:358"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 358</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:12:1"><author>Col.</author> 4, 12, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:212"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 23, 35, § 212</bibl>; <i>the standard</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">candelabri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,002:25:31"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Exod.</title> 25, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arcus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:22:8:37"><author>Amm.</author>22, 8, 37</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshastu^la" key="hastu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20278"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hastŭla">hastula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">hasta</etym>. <sense id="n20278.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A little spear</i>, Fronto de Or. 1 <abbr>med.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20278.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20278.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A little branch</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:31:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 31, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20278.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Hastula regia, <i>a plant, called also</i> asphodelus, <i>asphodel</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:109"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 17, 68, § 109</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 32</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHate^ri^a_nus" key="Hate^ri^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20279"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hatĕrĭānus">Haterianus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <sense id="n20279.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Haterius</i> (a jurist), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:18:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 18, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshau1" key="hau1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20280"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hau">hau</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">au</orth>), <pos opt="n">interj.</pos>, an exclamation of pain or grief, <sense id="n20280.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Oh! ah!</i> au, nullan tibi lingua'st? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:258"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 3, 104 (258)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:645"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 3, 15 (645)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:751"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 751</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:781">781</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:656"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 656</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1015"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 1015</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:336"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 336</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:754"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 754</bibl> et saep.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshau2" key="hau2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20281"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hau">hau</head> = haud, v. haud <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaud" key="haud" opt="n" orig_id="n20282"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haud">haud</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">haut</orth> (in the form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hau</orth>, <itype opt="n">before consonants</itype>, several times in Plautus acc. to the Cod. Ambros., and in <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4848</bibl>: HEIC. EST. SEPVLCRVM. HAV. PVLCRVM. PVLCRAI. FEMINAE; also <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:36"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:43">6, 43</bibl> (49), Nipperdey, Ritter; hence, also hauscio = haud scio; cf. Ritschl, prol. ad Plaut. Trin. p. 99 sq. and p. 325), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">perh. orig. hau = <foreign lang="greek">οὐ</foreign>, v. Ritschl l. l. But cf. Hand, Turs. III. 15.—Acc. to Corss. Ausspr. 1, 205, haud = pronom. stem ho + au (Sanscr. ava, away) + de, as in unde, etc.</etym>, a subjective and intensive negative particle, <sense id="n20282.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>not at all, by no means;</i> in class. prose most freq. with adverbs; rarely with adjectives, pronouns, or verbs (the last construction in Cic. only in the formulae: haud scio an, and haud dubito; in Caes. it occurs but once; v. also Krebs, Antibarb. p. 516). </sense><sense id="n20282.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <i>advv.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hau longe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:595"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 2, 13 (595)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hau longe abesse oportet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:318"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 166 (318)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haut sane diu est,</quote> <i><i>it is but a very little while ago</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:542"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 1, 44 (542)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud sane commodum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:783"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 783</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud sane intellego, quidnam sit, quod laudandum putat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 2, 5</bibl></cit>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">rem haud sane difficilem admirari videmini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud sane facile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:23:83"><author>id.</author> ib. 23, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facio quod manifesto moechi haud ferme solent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:862"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 4, 2, 40 (862)</bibl></cit>: haud ferme <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:460"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 460</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud ita jussi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:955"><author>id.</author> ib. 955</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud ita est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:265"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 265</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">eia, haud sic decet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1065"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1065</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:454"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 454</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haut aliter esse duco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:369"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 1, 2 (369)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliter hau dicetis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:98"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 2, 15 (98)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud aliter censeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:928"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 928</bibl></cit>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">ac veluti lupus ... Haud aliter Rutulo, muros et castra tuenti, Ignescunt irae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:65"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 65</bibl></cit>; v. aliter; and cf. also secus: <cit><quote lang="la">nam ego hau diu apud hunc servitutem servio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:95"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 1, 17 (95)</bibl></cit> Ritschl, <title>N. cr.</title>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud diu est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:358"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 358</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">scies hau multo post,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:853"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 8, 12 (853)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:879"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 879</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud paulo plus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud minus aegre patior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:958"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 958</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud minus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:60:3"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 60, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Getae praetorii praefecto haud satis fidebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:33"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed haud facile dixerim, cur, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 3</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">haud facile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:17:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 17, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:13:5"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 13, 5</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">eorum animi molles et aetate fluxi dolis haud difficulter capiebantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:14:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud cito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:443"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 443</bibl></cit>: haud temere est, quod tu tristi cum corde gubernas, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. A. 9, 329</bibl> (Ann. v. 473 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">haud temere est visum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:375"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 375</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">familiaris accipiere faxo hau familiariter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:351"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 199 (351)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud stulte sapis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:323"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 323</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud commode,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:95"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consul haud dubie jam victor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:102:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 102, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Vergilius haud dubie proximus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:85"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dubie: mihi hau saepe eveniunt tales hereditates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:128"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 2, 33 (128)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">morbus haud saepe quemquam superat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:17:6"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 17, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud cunctanter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tit.:6"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tit.</title> 6</bibl></cit>. For the connection with dum and quamquam, <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20282.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <i>adjj.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">id esse hau perlonginquom,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1195"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 2, 76 (1195)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in aetate hau bonum'st,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:462"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 61 (462)</bibl></cit>: haut doctis dictis certantes, sed male dictis, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:20:10"><author>Gell.</author> 20, 10</bibl> (Ann. v. 274 Vahl.): ille vir haut magna cum re, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 1, 1</bibl> (Ann. v. 342 ib.): <cit><quote lang="la">hau mala'st mulier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1161"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 2, 42 (1161)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conveni hodie hominem haud impurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:235"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 235</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">anus haud impura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:629"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 629</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servum haud illiberalem praebes te,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:886"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 886</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud mediocris vir,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haut consimili ingenio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:454"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 50 (454)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">compendium haut aetati optabile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:159"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 51 (159)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hau permultum attulit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:320"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 86 (320)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud mirabile est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:388"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 388</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bene dicere haut absurdum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:3:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ingenium ejus haut absurdum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:25:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 25, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud ignotae belli artes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:1:2"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">annus haud dubiis consulibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:8"><author>id.</author> 4, 8</bibl></cit>; v. dubius and dubium: <cit><quote lang="la">certe extrema linea Amare haud nihil est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:641"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 641</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20282.3" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <i>pronn.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">haut quisquam quaeret, qui siem,</quote> <i><i>no one certainly</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:130"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 130</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eum salutat magis haut quiquam quam canem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:680"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 48 (680)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 1, 25 (59)</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">faxo haut quicquam sit morae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:972"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 3, 17 (972)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:336"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 336</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic se ipsus fallit, haud ego,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:495"><author>id.</author> ib. 495</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">haud pol me quidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:278"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 278</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20282.4" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> With <i>verbs: Ni.</i> Etiam dimidium censes (eum attulisse)? <abbr>Ch.</abbr> Non edepol scio: <cit><quote lang="la">Verum haut opinor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:322"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 88 (322)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hauscio, quid eo opus sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1134"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 2, 15 (1134)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hau nosco tuum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:445"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 44 (445)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne ego cum illo pignus haut ausim dare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1057"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 9, 133 (1057)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod dixi semel, hau mutabo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1204"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 2, 85 (1204)</bibl></cit>; cf.: haud muto factum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:40"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 40</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hau moror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1116"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 1, 30 (1116)</bibl></cit>: philosophari est mihi necesse; nam omnino haut placet, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:38:156"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 38, 156</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:15"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 15</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <cit><quote lang="la">Trag. v. 417 Vahl.): pol me hau paenitet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1124"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 5, 1, 72 (1124)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facit ille, quod vulgo hau solent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:182"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 1, 30 (182)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego faxo hau dicet nactam, quem deluserit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:506"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 4, 7 (506)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:864">4, 8, 23 (864)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nae ille haud scit, quam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:222"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 222</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:747"><author>id.</author> ib. 747</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum ille haud dubitavit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod somno supererit, haud deerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:3:26"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 3, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud erit, ut merito immortalis possit haberi,</quote> <i><i>it cannot be</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:715"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 715</bibl></cit>; v. sum: <cit><quote lang="la">quem (Drusum) haud fratris interitu trucem quam remoto aemulo aequiorem sibi sperabat,</quote> <i><i>not so much ... as</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:8"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>.—For the phrase haud scio an (in Plautus hauscio an), see an; cf. also, haud scio, -ne: idque adeo haud scio, mirandumne sit, etc., * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:54:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 54, 5</bibl>: <abbr>Am.</abbr> Exspectatusne advenio? <abbr>So.</abbr> Hau vidi magis exspectatum, <i>I never saw any one welcomer</i>, ironically, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:679"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 2, 47 (679)</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hau vidi magis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:561"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 4, 29 (561)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:141"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 1, 1, 13 (141)</bibl>.—Pleonastic with another negative: <cit><quote lang="la">neque ego haut committam, ut, si peccatum siet, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1038"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 9, 114 (1038)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque ille haud obiciet mihi, Pedibus sese provocatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:663"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 1, 57 (663)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">post si quis vellet te, haut nevelles dividi?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:286"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 4, 7 (286)</bibl></cit>.—Ellipt.: <abbr>Al.</abbr> Quid istuc est, mi vir, negoti, quod tu tam subito domo Abeas? <abbr>Ju.</abbr> Edepol haut quod tui me neque domi distaedeat, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:503"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 3, 5 (503)</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n20282.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Esp., joined with dum and quaquam. </sense><sense id="n20282.6" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">haud dum</orth>, <itype opt="n">or, as one word</itype>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">haud-dum</orth>, <itype opt="n">an intensive nondum</itype>, <i>not at all as yet, not yet</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">concilione ... Pro Superi! Ausonius miles sedet? armaque tantum Hauddum sumpta viro?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:332"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 332</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:52"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 52</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:6">10, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25">25</bibl>; 22, 12; 28, 2; 33, 11 al.—</sense><sense id="n20282.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">haud quāquam</orth>, <itype opt="n">or, as one word</itype>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">haudquāquam</orth>, <i>by no means whatever, not at all</i> (class.): haudquaquam quemquam semper Fortuna secuta est, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:2"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 2</bibl> (Ann. v. 299 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">haudquaquam etiam cessant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:175"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 175</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haudquaquam id est difficile Crasso,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:33:143"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 33, 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haudquaquam hercle mirandum est esse, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:22:82"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 22, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haudquaquam boni est, ratione vinctum velle dissolvere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:chapter=11"><author>id.</author> <title>Univ.</title> 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo prudens et gravis, haudquaquam eloquens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:9:38"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 9, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">accedat huc suavitas quaedam oportet sermonum atque morum haudquaquam mediocre condimentum amicitiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:18:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 18, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haudquaquam par gloria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:3:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haudquaquam certamine ambiguo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:26:8"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 26, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tibi has, miserabilis Orpheus Haudquaquam ob meritum, poenas, ni Fata resistant, Suscitat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:455"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 455</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haudquaquam dictis violentia Turni flectitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:45"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 45</bibl></cit> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshauddum" key="hauddum" opt="n" orig_id="n20283"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hauddum">hauddum</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">haudquāquam</orth>, v. haud, II. A. and B.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshauri^o" key="hauri^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20284"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haurĭo">haurio</head>, <itype opt="n">hausi, haustum, 4</itype> (archaic <i>imperf.</i> hauribant, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1324"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1324</bibl>; <i>perf. subj.</i> haurierint, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 905</bibl> P.; <i>part. perf.</i> haurītus, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:3:24:6"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 3, 24, 6</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:6:13:7"> 6, 13, 7</bibl>; <i>supin.</i> hauritu, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:2:15:18"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 15, 18</bibl>; <i>part. fut.</i> hauritura, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:in Joh. 2:253"><author>Juv.</author> <title>in Joh.</title> 2, 253</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hausurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:383"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 383</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:584"><author>Sil.</author> 7, 584</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:16:11">16, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hausturus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:4:2:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 4, 2, 1</bibl></cit>; <i>dep. perf.</i> foramen fama est lucem hausum, <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 5, 15</bibl>), <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">perh. for haus-io; cf. hio, hisco; prop. to empty</etym>, <i>to draw up</i> or <i>out, to draw</i> (class., esp. freq. in the transf. and trop. signif.; cf. sorbeo).  <sense id="n20284.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <i>to draw</i> water, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum vidisset haustam aquam de jugi puteo, terrae motum dixit instare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:50:112"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 50, 112</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">palmis hausta duabus aqua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:294"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 294</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">is neque limo Turbatam haurit aquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:60"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipse manus hausta victrices abluit unda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:740"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 740</bibl></cit>.— <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">num igitur, si potare velit, de dolio sibi hauriendum putet?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:83:288"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 83, 288</bibl></cit>. —Prov.: de faece haurire, <i>to draw from the dregs</i>, i. e. <i>to choose the worst</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu quidem de faece hauris,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>speak of the worst orators</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:69:244"><author>id.</author> ib. 69, 244</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20284.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20284.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To drain, drink up; to spill, shed</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita vina ex libidine hauriuntur, atque etiam praemio invitatur ebrietas</quote> (shortly before and after, bibere), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:140"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 22, 28, § 140</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:146"><author>id.</author> ib. § 146</bibl>; and: cui non audita est obscoenae Salmacis undae Aethiopesque lacus, quos si quis faucibus hausit, Aut furit aut, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:320"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 320</bibl> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">qui ex Clitorio lacu biberint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:16"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 2, 13, § 16</bibl></cit>): <cit><quote lang="la">quae (pocula) simul arenti sitientes hausimus ore,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>drained, emptied, drunk off</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:277"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 277</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">cratera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:680"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 680</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spumantem pateram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:738"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 738</bibl></cit>: statim me perculso ad meum sanguinem hauriendum, et spirante re publica ad ejus spolia detrahenda advolaverunt, <i>to drain</i>, i. e. <i>to spill, shed</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:24:54"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 24, 54</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cruorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:333"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 333</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:331">13, 331</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudantis cervicem jugulumque, et reliquum sanguinem jubentes haurire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:51:7"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 51, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 5, 1, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem (sanguinem) civiles hauserunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:13"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20284.4" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Of things: <cit><quote lang="la">imoque a gurgite pontus Vertitur et canas alveus haurit aquas,</quote> <i><i>draws in, lets in</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:591"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 591</bibl></cit>: jam flammae tulerint, inimicus et hauserit ensis, <i>drunk up</i>, i. e. their blood, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:600"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 600</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20284.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to tear up, pluck out, draw out, to take to one's self, take; to swallow, devour, consume, exhaust</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">(ventus) Arbusta evolvens radicibus haurit ab imis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:141"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 141</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haurit arenas ungula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:46"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 46</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">humumque Effodit ... terraeque immurmurat haustae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>torn up, dug up</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:187"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 187</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Actoridae magni rostro femur hausit adunco (= transfodit),</quote> <i><i>tore open</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:370"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 370</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pectora ferro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:438"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 438</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">latus alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1324"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1324</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:126"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 126</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:412">9, 412</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:314"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 314</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:10:387"><author>Luc.</author> 10, 387</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ventrem atque inguina uno alteroque ictu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:10:10"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 10, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:524"><author>Sil.</author> 5, 524</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum latus ejus gladio haurit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:2:27"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 2, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">impresso gladio jugulum ejus hausisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:41"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 41</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">lumen,</quote> <i><i>to pluck out the eye</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:564"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 564</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cineres haustos,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>scraped up, collected</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:538"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 538</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">cineres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:425"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 425</bibl></cit> sq.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:136"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 136</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille cavis hausto spargit me pulvere palmis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:35"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sumptum haurit ex aerario,</quote> <i><i>draws, takes</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:13:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 13, 32</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">at suave est ex magno tollere acervo. Dum ex parvo nobis tantundem haurire relinquas, Cur? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:52"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quia dentibus carent, aut lambunt cibos aut integros hauriunt,</quote> <i><i>to swallow</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:17:11"><author>Col.</author> 8, 17, 11</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">solidos haurire cervos taurosque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:36"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 14, 14, § 36</bibl></cit>: hausisti patrias luxuriosus opes, qs. <i>hast swallowed up, devoured, consumed</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:83:4"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 83, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos tellus haurit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:654"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 654</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sua haurire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:18"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 16, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:8">2, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:72">3, 72</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">animam recipere auramque communem haurire,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>inhale, breathe</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:pr:12"><author>Quint.</author> 6 praef. § 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suspiratus,</quote> <i><i>fetching a deep sigh</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:129"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 129</bibl></cit>: hauriat hunc oculis ignem crudelis ab alto Dardanus, <i>may he swallow with his eyes</i>, i. e. <i>greedily look at</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:661"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 661</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid oculis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:946"><author>ib.</author> 12, 946</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:11:284"><author>Sil.</author> 11, 284</bibl>; and without oculis: <cit><quote lang="la">caelum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:899"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 899</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">lucem (primae pecudes),</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to see the light, be born</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:340"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 340</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vocemque his auribus hausi,</quote> <i><i>I received his voice with these ears</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:359"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 359</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">dicta auribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:787"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 787</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">oculis auribusque tantum gaudium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:51"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hauriri urbes terrae hiatibus,</quote> <i><i>to be swallowed up</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:119"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 15, 24, § 119</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum praealtis paludibus arma, equi haurirentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:15"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">altitudine et mollitia nivis hauriebantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:79"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hauriuntur gurgitibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:70"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aggerem ac vineas incendium hausit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:7:3"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 7, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cunctos incendium hausit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:60"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">miratur et haurit Pectore ignes,</quote> <i><i>imbibes</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:253"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 253</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">flammasque latentes Hausit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:325"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 325</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caelo medium Sol igneus orbem Hauserat,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>had rapidly passed through, finished</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:427"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 427</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vastum iter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:369"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 369</bibl></cit>: bracchia Cancri (Titan), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:313"><author>Col.</author> poët. 10, 313</bibl>: cum spes arrectae juvenum exsultantiaque haurit Corda pavor pulsans, <i>exhausts</i> = exhaurit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:105"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 105</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pariter pallorque ruborque Purpureas hausere genas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:538"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 538</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20284.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to draw, borrow, take, drink in, derive</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sequimur potissimum Stoicos, non ut interpretes, sed, ut solemus, e fontibus eorum judicio arbitrioque nostro, quantum quoque modo videbitur, hauriemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:2:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 2, 6</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">fontes, unde hauriretis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:46:203"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 46, 203</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a fontibus potius haurire quam rivulos consectari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 2, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">reconditis atque abditis e fontibus haurire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:3:12"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 3, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia dixi hausta e fonte naturae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:21:71"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 21, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eodem fonte haurire laudes suas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:6:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 6, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:27:78"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 27, 78</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam (legem) non didicimus, accepimus, legimus, verum ex natura ipsa arripuimus, hausimus, expressimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:4:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 10</bibl></cit> (quoted in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:49:165"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 49, 165</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">quas (artes) cum domo haurire non posses, arcessivisti ex urbe ea (i. e. Athenis), quae, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:97:332"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 97, 332</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex divinitate, unde omnes animos haustos aut acceptos aut libatos haberemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:11:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 11, 26</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">animos hominum quadam ex parte extrinsecus esse tractos et haustos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:32:70"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 32, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid enim non sorbere animo, quid non haurire cogitatione, cujus sanguinem non bibere censetis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:11:5:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 11, 5, 10</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">libertatem sitiens hausit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">voluptates undique,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:6:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 6, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dolorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:24:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 24, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">calamitates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:35:86"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 35, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">luctum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:29:63"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 29, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde laboris Plus haurire mali est quam ex re decerpere fructus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:79"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animo spem turbidus hausit inanem,</quote> <i><i>drank in illusive hope</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:648"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 648</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">expugnationes urbium, populationes agrorum, raptus Penatium hauserant animo,</quote> <i><i>had thought of, intended</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:51"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">supplicia,</quote> <i><i>to suffer</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:383"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 383</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Thessali) velut ex diutina siti nimis avide meram haurientes libertatem,</quote> <i><i>indulging, revelling in</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:26:7"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 26, 7</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">studium philosophiae acriter hausisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:4"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshauri_to_ri^u^m" key="hauri_to_ri^u^m" opt="n" orig_id="n20285"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haurītōrĭŭm">hauritorium</head>, ii. <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n20285.0" level="1" n="" opt="n">= <foreign lang="greek">ἀντλητήριον</foreign> (<i>a bucket</i>), Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshauri_tus" key="hauri_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20286"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haurītus">hauritus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. haurio <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaustor" key="haustor" opt="n" orig_id="n20287"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haustor">haustor</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">aus-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">haurio</etym>, <sense id="n20287.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a drawer</i> (post-Aug. and very rare): aquarum, <i>water-drawer</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 8, 29</bibl>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultimus aquae,</quote> <i><i>drinker</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:591"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 591</bibl></cit>.—Esp., <i>he who fills casks with wine</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 5089</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaustrum" key="haustrum" opt="n" orig_id="n20288"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haustrum">haustrum</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">austrum</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">haurio</etym>, <sense id="n20288.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a machine for drawing water</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:516"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 516</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 13, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaustus1" key="haustus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20289"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haustus">haustus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood>, from haurio.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshaustus2" key="haustus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20290"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haustus">haustus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">haurio</etym>, <i>a drawing.</i>  <sense id="n20290.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">aqua, quae non sit haustus profundi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:5:1"><author>Col.</author> 1, 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puteus in tenues plantas facili diffunditur haustu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:227"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 227</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:4:4"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 4, 4</bibl>: aquae ductus, haustus, iter, actus, etc.... a jure civili sumitur, <i>the right of drawing</i>, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:26:74"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 26, 74</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8:3:1"><author>Dig.</author> 8, 3, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haustus ex fonte privato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8:3:3:section=3"><author>ib.</author> 8, 3, 3, § 3</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20290.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a drinking, swallowing, drawing in;</i> and concr., <i>a drink, draught</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose; for the most part only in the <number opt="n">plur.</number>): <cit><quote lang="la">largos haustus e fontibu' magnis Lingua fundet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:412"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 412</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">saepe, sed exiguis haustibus inde (i. e. rivo) bibi,</quote> <i><i>in small draughts</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:274"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 274</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haustu sparsus aquarum Ora fove,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:229"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 229</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haustus aquae mihi nectar erit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:356"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 356</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:345"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 345</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Bacchi (i. e. vini) haustus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:450"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 450</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sanguinis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the stream, current</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:118"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Catulus se ignis haustu ludibrio hostium exemit,</quote> <i><i>swallowing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:21:15"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 21, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">esse apibus partem divinae mentis et haustus Aetherios,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>breath, soul</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:220"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 220</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">alium domi esse caeli haustum, alium lucis aspectum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:5"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(canes) Suspensis teneros imitantur dentibus haustus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>gentle snappings</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1068"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1068</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">peregrinae haustus arenae,</quote> <i><i>a handful</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:526"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 526</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">angusti puero date pulveris haustus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:10:427"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 10, 427</bibl></cit>; v. haurio.—</sense><sense id="n20290.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pindarici fontis qui non expalluit haustus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to drink from, to imitate</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:3:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 3, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">justitiae haustus bibere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:2:31"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 2, 31</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshaut" key="haut" opt="n" orig_id="n20291"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="haut">haut</head>, v. haud.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshave" key="have" opt="n" orig_id="n20292"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="have">have</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">haveo</orth>, v. 2. aveo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^autonti_mo_ru_me^nos" key="He^autonti_mo_ru_me^nos" opt="n" orig_id="n20293"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕautontīmōrūmĕnos">Heautontimorumenos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑαυτὸν τιμωρούμενος</foreign>, <sense id="n20293.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>The Self-tormentor</i>, the title of a comedy of Terence, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:5"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 5</bibl> (= Ipse se puniens, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:27:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 27, 65</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshebdo^ma^da" key="hebdo^ma^da" opt="n" orig_id="n20294"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hebdŏmăda">hebdomada</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hebdomas</etym>, <sense id="n20294.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the number seven</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">annorum, librorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:10:17"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 10, 17</bibl></cit>.—Esp., = hebdomas, <i>seven days</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:10:14"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 10, 14</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> de Nat. R. 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:29:27"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 29, 27</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,002:34:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Exod.</title> 34, 22</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshebdo^ma^da_lis" key="hebdo^ma^da_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20295"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hebdŏmădālis">hebdomadalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hebdomas</etym>, <sense id="n20295.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a week, weekly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">festa,</quote> <bibl  n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:9:3"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 3 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshebdo^mas" key="hebdo^mas" opt="n" orig_id="n20296"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hebdŏmas">hebdomas</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑβδομάς</foreign>, <sense id="n20296.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the number seven, seven days</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">libri, qui inscribuntur Hebdomades,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:10:1"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 10, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">septima fere hebdomade, id est, nono et quadragesimo die, Varr. ib. § 7: hebdomadibus lunae,</quote> <i><i>on every seventh day of the moon</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:2:3"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 2, 3</bibl></cit>.—Of the critical seventh day in diseases: symphoniam Lysonis vellem vitasses, ne in quartam hebdomada incideres, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:9:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 9, 3</bibl> (cf. collat. form hebdomada, s. v.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshebdo^ma^ti^cus" key="hebdo^ma^ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20297"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hebdŏmătĭcus">hebdomaticus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-mădĭcus</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑβδοματικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20297.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>relating to the number seven</i>: septeni et noveni anni, qui hebdomatici a Graecis atque enneatici appellantur, i. e. <i>critical, decisive of one's fate</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 4, 14</bibl> <abbr>med.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_be_" key="He_be_" opt="n" orig_id="n20298"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēbē">Hebe</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> =<foreign lang="greek">Ἥβη</foreign> (youth), <sense id="n20298.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the goddess of youth</i> (pure Lat. Juventas), <i>the daughter of Juno, cup-bearer to the gods, and, after the deification of Hercules, his wife</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:400"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 400</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:13:23"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 13, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:68:116"><author>Cat.</author> 68, 116</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 1, 28</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">5, 134</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^be^ni^nus" key="he^be^ni^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20299"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕbĕnĭnus">hebeninus</head>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ĕbĕnĭnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <foreign lang="greek">ἐβένινος</foreign>, <sense id="n20299.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of ebony</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tigna,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ezech.</title> 27, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dentes,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^be^nus" key="he^be^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20300"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕbĕnus">hebenus</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ĕbĕnus</orth>, Rib. Prol. Verg. p. 421), i. <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἔβενος</foreign>, <sense id="n20300.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the ebon-tree, ebony</i>: Diospyros ebenum, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:204"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 40, 76, § 204</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:197">6, 30, 35, § 197</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:117"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 117</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:610"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 610</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:135"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 135</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 17, 7, 36</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^be^o" key="he^be^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20301"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕbĕo">hebeo</head>, <itype opt="n">ēre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos>, <i>to be blunt</i> or <i>dull</i> (perh. not ante-Aug.).  <sense id="n20301.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ferrum nunc hebet?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:45:9"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 45, 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20301.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to be dull, sluggish, inactive, not lively</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">gelidus tardante senecta Sanguis hebet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:396"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 396</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpus hebet somno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:41"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stella hebet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:5:371"><author>id.</author> 5, 371</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et jam Plias hebet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:722"><author>Luc.</author> 2, 722</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsi hebent mira diversitate naturae, cum iidem homines sic ament inertiam et oderint quietem,</quote> <i><i>lounge about</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:15"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid stolidi ad speciem notae novitatis hebetis?</quote> <i><i>are amazed</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Epigr.</title> 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">temporis adversi sic mihi sensus hebet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:4:1:48"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 4, 1, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">olim annis ille ardor hebet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:53"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hebent irae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:11:386"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 11, 386</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^bes" key="he^bes" opt="n" orig_id="n20302"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕbes">hebes</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕtis</itype> (<i>acc. sing.</i> hebem, <author>Enn.</author> and <author>Caecil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 107</bibl> P.; <case opt="n">abl.</case> hebeti; but <cit><quote lang="la">hebete,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:3"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 3</bibl></cit>), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hebeo</etym>, <i>blunt, dull</i>, in opp. to pointed or sharp (class.; esp. freq. in the trop. sense).  <sense id="n20302.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: cujus (lunae) et nascentis et insenescentis alias hebetiora alias acutiora videntur cornua, <author>Cic.</author> Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 122, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tela leviora atque hebetiora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,021:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Har. Resp.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo latiora (ossa) quaque parte sunt, hoc hebetiora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:8:1:66"><author>Cels.</author> 8, 1, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ponite jam gladios hebetes, pugnetur acutis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:589"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 589</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">machaera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:53"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 1, 53 (53)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hebeti mucrone,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1274"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1274</bibl></cit>, and hebeti ictu, <i>which does not penetrate</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:85"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 85</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">oryx hebeti ferro caeditur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:140"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 140</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">secures,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:137"><author>id.</author> 8, 137</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">angulus,</quote> <i><i>obtuse</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,001:de Form. Agr. p. 32"><author>Front.</author> de Form. Agr. p. 32</bibl></cit> Goes.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĕbĕtĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>blunt tools</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:12:18"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 12, 18</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20302.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of sight, hearing, smell, taste, <i>dull, dim, faint</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">utroque (oculo) natura hebete,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:50"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 15, 20, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">color,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:365"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 365</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">(orbem solis) adhuc hebetem vicina nocte,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,003:2:289"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Ach.</title> 2, 289</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carbunculi hebetiores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:98"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 7, 26, § 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">postea quam sensi populi Romani aures hebetiores, oculos autem esse acres atque acutos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:27:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 27, 66</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 18</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">uva gustu hebes,</quote> <i><i>tasteless, insipid</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:2:24"><author>Col.</author> 3, 2, 24</bibl></cit>: genus croci, <i>without smell</i> (opp. odoratum), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:67"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 11, 39, § 67</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">os hebes est, positaeque movent fastidia mensae,</quote> <i><i>without appetite</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:10:7"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 10, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caro,</quote> <i><i>without feeling, dead</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:6:8"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 6, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:13:1">7, 13, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ossa gingivarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:15:17"><author>id.</author> 6, 15, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui torpet hebes locus ille,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:799"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 799</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20302.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>dull, obtuse, sluggish, heavy, doltish, stupid</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">bardus, stupidus, ineptus, absurdus, stultus, fatuus, stolidus, brutus, etc.): sensus omnes hebetes et tardos esse arbitrabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 8, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puer incessu tardus, sensu hebes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:76"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 16, 17, § 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tanta solertia animalium hebetissimis quoque est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:90"><author>id.</author> 9, 30, 48, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Epicurus, quem hebetem et rudem dicere solent Stoici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:50:103"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 50, 103</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">omnium ceterarum rerum oratio ludus est homini non hebeti neque inexercitato neque communium litterarum et politioris humanitatis experti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:17:71"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 17, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">memoria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:87:357"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 87, 357</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">me hebetem molestiae reddiderunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:17:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 17, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi qui sit plane hebes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:48"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 1, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi forte tam hebes futurus est judex, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:66"><author>id.</author> 4, 2, 66</bibl></cit>: hebes ad aliquid, Cael. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:13:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 13, 1</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quis adeo hebes inveniretur, ut crederet? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:11"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 11</bibl></cit>: exercitus hebes infirmusque, <i>raw, undisciplined</i>,=rudis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:54:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 54, 3</bibl>: hebes ad sustinendum laborem miles, <i>sluggish, slow, tardy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:99"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 99</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:135"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 135</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">adulescentia bruta et hebes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:3:37:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 3, 37, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spondeus quod est e longis duabus, hebetior videtur et tardior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:64:216"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 64, 216</bibl></cit>: sed hac rhetorica philosophorum, non nostra illa forensi, quam necesse est, cum populariter loquatur, esse interdum paulo hebetiorem, i. e. <i>more superficial, common</i> (opp. to philosophical acuteness, nicety), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:6:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 6, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dolor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:3:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 3, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc Pansa aut non videt (hebeti enim ingenio est) aut negligit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:10:8:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 10, 8, 17</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hebetiora hominum ingenia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:6:17"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 6, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:119"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 47, 46, § 119</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaedam hebes, sordida, jejuna oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:49"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quasdam (litteras) velut acriores parum efficimus et aliis non dissimilibus sed quasi hebetioribus permutamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:11:4"><author>id.</author> 1, 11, 4</bibl></cit>.—Of a speaker: hebes lingua, magis malus quam callidus ingenio, Ps.-<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:de Rep. 2:9:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>de Rep.</title> 2, 9, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^besco" key="he^besco" opt="n" orig_id="n20303"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕbesco">hebesco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">hebeo</etym>, <i>to grow blunt, dull, dim</i>, or <i>faint</i> (rare but class.).  <sense id="n20303.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">acumina (gladiorum) densis ictibus hebescebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:16:12:54"><author>Amm.</author>16, 12, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hebescunt sensus, membra torpent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:168"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 50, 51, § 168</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hebescebant (oculi),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:68"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">berylli hebescunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:76"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 5, 20, § 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hebescere sidera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:30"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hebescere dextras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:19"><author>Sil.</author> 8, 19</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20303.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic mentis acies se ipsam intuens nonnumquam hebescit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:30:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 30, 73</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nos vicesimum jam diem patimur hebescere aciem horum auctoritatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nosmetipsos hebescere et languere nolumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 2, 6</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">illi per fastidium et contumaciam hebescunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:77"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hebescere virtus, paupertas probro haberi coepit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:12:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 12, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^be^ta_ti^o" key="he^be^ta_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20304"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕbĕtātĭo">hebetatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hebeto</etym>, <sense id="n20304.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>dulness, dimness</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:58"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 6, 16, § 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nascitur ex assiduitate laborum animorum hebetatio quaedam ac languor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:9:15:12"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Tranq. An.</title> 15, 12</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^be^ta_trix" key="he^be^ta_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n20305"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕbĕtātrix">hebetatrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hebeto</etym>, <sense id="n20305.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that makes dull</i> or <i>dim</i>: umbra, i. e. <i>darkening</i> (shortly before: <cit><quote lang="la">umbra terrae lunam hebetari),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:57"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 13, 10, § 57</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^be^tesco" key="he^be^tesco" opt="n" orig_id="n20306"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕbĕtesco">hebetesco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">hebes</etym>, <sense id="n20306.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to grow dull, dim</i>, or <i>faint</i> (post-Aug. and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">aciem in cultris tonsorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:79"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 7, 23, § 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">acies oculi hebetescit ac paene caligat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:6:37"><author>Cels.</author> 6, 6, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dolor hebetescit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:56"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 56</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^be^to" key="he^be^to" opt="n" orig_id="n20307"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕbĕto">hebeto</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">hebes</etym>, <i>to make blunt</i> or <i>dull, to blunt, dull, dim, deaden, weaken</i> (perh. not ante-Aug.; not in Cic.).  <sense id="n20307.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">hastas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:10:3"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vulneribus suis ferrum hostium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:35:8"><author>id.</author> 30, 35, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tela,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:16:105"><author>Sil.</author> 16, 105</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aciem oculorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:47"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 6, 21, § 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculos,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">visus alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:605"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 605</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies hebetarat sidera,</quote> <i><i>had dimmed</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:444"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 444</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbra terrae lunam hebetari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:57"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 13, 10, § 57</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">smaragdos in sole hebetari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:69"><author>id.</author> 37, 5, 18, § 69</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:79">28, 7, 23, § 79</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">auster aures hebetat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:1"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">primores dentes mollientes aut hebetantes verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:70"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 16, 15, § 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cummium genera amaritudines hebetant,</quote> <i><i>moderate, lessen</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:105"><author>id.</author> 24, 11, 64, § 105</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">venena omnia (oleum),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:80"><author>id.</author> 23, 4, 40, § 80</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">odor suavior e longinquo, propius admotus hebetatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:35"><author>id.</author> 21, 7, 18, § 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">faba hebetare sensus existimata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:118"><author>id.</author> 18, 12, 30, § 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vos mihi taurorum flammas hebetastis,</quote> <i><i>quenched the fiery breath</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:210"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 210</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20307.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to dull, blunt, make stupid</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">animo simul et corpore hebetato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:2"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lethe hebetans pectora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:1:17"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 1, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hebetatum ingenium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:14:9"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 14, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rei publicae vires hebetatae sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:6:8"><author>Just.</author> 6, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vino tristitia et cura hebetatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:38"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 1, 22, § 38</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^be^tu_do" key="he^be^tu_do" opt="n" orig_id="n20308"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕbĕtūdo">hebetudo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hebes</etym>, <sense id="n20308.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>bluntness, dulness</i> (post-class.; cf. hebetatio): <cit><quote lang="la">sensuum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 1, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">superba istorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Civ. D. 7:21"><author>Aug.</author> Civ. D. 7, 21</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^braei" key="He^braei" opt="n" orig_id="n20309"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕbraei">Hebraei</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑβραῖοι</foreign>, <sense id="n20309.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Hebrews</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hebraei, qui nunc Judaei: igitur et litterae Hebraeae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 18</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">postea vero cum in deserto consedissent, amiserunt vetus nomen Hebraei, et Judaei sunt appellati,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 4, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">2, 13, 8</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20309.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20309.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕbraeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Hebrews, Hebrew</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">terrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:2"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">liquores,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>balsam</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:1:213"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 1, 213</bibl></cit> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:111"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 25, 54, § 111</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">lingua, litterae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Civ. D. 18:39"><author>Aug.</author> Civ. D. 18, 39</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:42">42</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">codices,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:ib. 43"><author>id.</author> ib. 43</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20309.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hē̆brā̆ĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">plebes,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Alcim. Avit.</author> 5, 544</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scripturae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 4, 7</bibl></cit> <i>fin.—Adv.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hē̆-brā̆ĭcē</orth>, <i>in the Hebrew language, in Hebrew</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hebraice Messias dicitur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 4, 7, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshebria" key="hebria" opt="n" orig_id="n20310"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hebria">hebria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20310.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a wine-vessel</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 63</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^brus" key="He^brus" opt="n" orig_id="n20311"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕbrus">Hebrus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἕβρος</foreign>. <sense id="n20311.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The principal river in Thrace, which rises in Mount Haemus, and flows into the Aegean Sea</i>, now <i>the Maritza</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:2:2"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 2, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:8">8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:10:65"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 10, 65</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:463"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 463</bibl>; and esp. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:523"><author>ib.</author> <title>v.</title> 523</bibl> sqq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:317"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 317</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:3:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 3, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:25:10"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 25, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:737"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 737</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:257"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 257</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:50">11, 50</bibl> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">sacer, on account of the festivals of Bacchus celebrated on its banks,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:2:114"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 114</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20311.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A Trojan, slain by Mezentius</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:696"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 696</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20311.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>The name of a beautiful youth</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:12:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 12, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^ca^erge_" key="He^ca^erge_" opt="n" orig_id="n20312"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕcăergē">Hecaerge</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>,=<foreign lang="greek">Ἑκαέργη</foreign>. <sense id="n20312.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The name of Diana</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. A. 11, 532</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20312.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>One of the daughters of Boreas</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Laud. Stil.</title> 3, 253</bibl> and 308.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^ca^le_" key="He^ca^le_" opt="n" orig_id="n20313"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕcălē">Hecale</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑκάλη</foreign>, <sense id="n20313.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a poor old woman who kindly received Theseus, celebrated by Callimachus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:88"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 22, 44, § 88</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:23:17"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 1, 23, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:50"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 50 (50)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:747"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 747</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:135:8:16"><author>Petr.</author> 135, 8, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^ca^taeus" key="He^ca^taeus" opt="n" orig_id="n20314"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕcătaeus">Hecataeus</head>, i. <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, =<foreign lang="greek">Ἑκαταῖος</foreign>, <sense id="n20314.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a famous historian and geographer of Miletus, son of Hegesander</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:55"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 17, 20, § 55</bibl>; Solin. 19, 2; 40, 6: <cit><quote lang="la">Milesius,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Avien.</author> <title>Or.</title> Mar. 42</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^ca^te_" key="He^ca^te_" opt="n" orig_id="n20315"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕcătē">Hecate</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑκάτη</foreign>, <sense id="n20315.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>daughter of Perses</i>, or <i>Perseus, and Asteria, sister of Latona, the presider over enchantments, conjurations</i>, etc.; <i>she is often identified with Diana, Luna, and Proserpina, and is therefore represented with three heads</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:18:46"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 18, 46</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:511"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 511</bibl> Serv.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:74"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 74</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:94">94</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:194">194</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:405">14, 405</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:141"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 141</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:8:33"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 8, 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,005:420"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Phaedr.</title> 420</bibl> et saep. —</sense><sense id="n20315.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20315.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕcătēĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hecate, Hecateian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">carmina,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>magical incantations</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:44"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aulis,</quote> <i><i>devoted to Diana</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,003:1:447"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Ach.</title> 1, 447</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Idus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of August, sacred to Diana</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:1:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Silv.</title> 3, 1, 60</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20315.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕcătēïs</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdos</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Hecateian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">herba,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>enchanter's nightshade</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:139"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 139</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^ca^to" key="He^ca^to" opt="n" orig_id="n20316"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕcăto">Hecato</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑκάτων</foreign>, <sense id="n20316.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a philosopher of Rhodes, pupil of Panaetius</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:15:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 15, 63</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:23:89">3, 23, 89</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^ca^tombe_" key="he^ca^tombe_" opt="n" orig_id="n20317"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕcătombē">hecatombe</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑκατόμβη</foreign>, <sense id="n20317.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a great sacrifice of a hundred oxen, a hecatomb</i> (ante- and post-class.): facere hecatomben, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 131, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:101"><author>Juv.</author> 12, 101</bibl> al.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: celebratis hecatombis, <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb.</author> <title>Gall.</title> 9</bibl>.—<abbr>Dim.</abbr> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĕcătombĭon</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:9:205"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 9, 205</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^ca^tompo^lis" key="he^ca^tompo^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20318"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕcătompŏlis">hecatompolis</head>, <case opt="n">acc.</case> <itype opt="n">in</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑκατόμπολις</foreign>, <sense id="n20318.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having a hundred cities</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Creta,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 14, 6, 15</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^ca^tompy^los" key="he^ca^tompy^los" opt="n" orig_id="n20319"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕcătompylos">hecatompylos</head>, <itype opt="n">on</itype> (-os, <gen opt="n">com.</gen>; -on, <sense id="n20319.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>neut.</i>), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑκατόμπυλος</foreign>, <i>of a hundred gates</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hecatompylos Thebas nemo non novit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:22:16:2"><author>Amm.</author>22, 16, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:275"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 275</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^ca^tontas" key="he^ca^tontas" opt="n" orig_id="n20320"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕcătontas">hecatontas</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑκατοντάς</foreign>, <sense id="n20320.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the number one hundred</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 7, § 734, 746</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHector" key="Hector" opt="n" orig_id="n20321"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hector">Hector</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏris</itype> (Hectōris, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:17:39"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 17, 39</bibl> = Trag. v. 25 Vahl.; <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:10:70"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 10, § 70</bibl> Müll. = Trag. v. 130 Vahl.; <case opt="n">acc.</case> Hectorem, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:44:105"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 44, 105</bibl> = Trag. v. 129 Vahl.; cf. Varr. L. L. l. l.), <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἕκτωρ</foreign>, <sense id="n20321.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>son of Priam and Hecuba, husband of Andromache, the bravest of the Trojans, slain and dragged three times around Troy by Achilles</i>, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:2"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:483"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 483</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:270">2, 270</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:282">282</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:522">522</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:166">6, 166</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:4:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 4, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:9:22">4, 9, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:7:12"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 7, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20321.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hectŏrĕus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hector;</i> in <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> transf., <i>of the Trojans</i>, and, as descended from the latter, <i>of the Romans; Hectorean; Trojan; Roman</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">conjux,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Andromache</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:488"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 488</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hasta,</quote> <i><i>Hector's</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:67"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 67</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">corpus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:543"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 543</bibl></cit>; and, <cit><quote lang="la">tumulus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:304"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 304</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mars,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Hector in battle</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:275"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 275</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Trojan</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:273"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 273</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amnes, Xanthum et Simoënta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:634"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 634</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">socii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:190"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 190</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flammae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:7"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">opes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:3:28"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 3, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spes et fiducia gentis Regulus Hectoreae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of the Romans</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:343"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 343</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^cu^ba" key="He^cu^ba" opt="n" orig_id="n20322"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕcŭba">Hecuba</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕcŭbē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑκάβη</foreign>, <sense id="n20322.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the daughter of Dymas, wife of Priam; after the destruction of Troy the slave of Penelope, changed through rage into a dog</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:501"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 501</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:515">515</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:423"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 423</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:549">549</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:577">577</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:26:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 26, 63</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:15:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 15, 34</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>an ugly old woman</i> (opp. to Andromache), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:76:4"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 76, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^cy^ra" key="He^cy^ra" opt="n" orig_id="n20323"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕcyra">Hecyra</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑκυρά</foreign>, <sense id="n20323.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>The Stepmother</i>, the title of a comedy of Terence.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^de^ra" key="he^de^ra" opt="n" orig_id="n20324"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕdĕra">hedera</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ĕdĕra</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20324.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>ivy</i>, Hedera helix, Linn.; sacred to Bacchus, and hence wound around the thyrsus; also made into garlands with which poets were crowned, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:144"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 34, 62, § 144</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:767"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 767</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:338"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 338</bibl>; <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. E. 7, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:38"><author>Verg.</author> ib. 7, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:13">8, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:258"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 258</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:1:29"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 1, 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:25:17">1, 25, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:3:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 3, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:29"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 29</bibl> al. —In <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:4:19"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 4, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:124"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 124</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^de^ra_ce^us" key="he^de^ra_ce^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20325"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕdĕrācĕus">hederaceus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ĕd-</orth>) or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-ĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hedera</etym>, <i>of ivy, ivy-.</i>  <sense id="n20325.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">materia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:111"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 111</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">folia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:92"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 24, 38, § 92</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20325.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>ivy-colored, ivygreen</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">calcei,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Aurel.</title> 49</bibl></cit>: patina argentea, Gallien. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb. Poll.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 17, 5</bibl> Peter.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^de^ra_tus" key="he^de^ra_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20326"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕdĕrātus">hederatus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ĕd-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hedera</etym>, <sense id="n20326.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adorned</i> or <i>crowned with ivy</i>: patina argentea, Gall. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 17</bibl> dub. (Peter, hederaceam): <cit><quote lang="la">frons,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Nemes.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 3, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pompae,</quote> <i><i>Bacchic</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 26, 278</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Liber,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Cor. Mil.</title> 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^de^ri^ger" key="he^de^ri^ger" opt="n" orig_id="n20327"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕdĕrĭger">hederiger</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ĕd-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hedera</etym>, <sense id="n20327.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>ivy-bearing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Maenades,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:63:23"><author>Cat.</author> 63, 23</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^de^ro_sus" key="he^de^ro_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20328"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕdĕrōsus">hederosus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ĕd-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hedera</etym>, <sense id="n20328.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of ivy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">antrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:4:3"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 4, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_do^ne_" key="He_do^ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n20329"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēdŏnē">Hedone</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡδονή</foreign> (delight), <sense id="n20329.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one of the aeons of Valentinian</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Val. 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_dui" key="He_dui" opt="n" orig_id="n20330"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēdui">Hedui</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. Aedui.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_du^pha^ge_ti^ca" key="He_du^pha^ge_ti^ca" opt="n" orig_id="n20331"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēdŭphăgētĭca">Heduphagetica</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡδυφαγητικά</foreign> (i. e. belonging to sweet eating), <sense id="n20331.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the title of a poem of Ennius;</i> cf. Vahl. Ennius, p. xci. and 166 sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_dy_^chrum" key="he_dy_^chrum" opt="n" orig_id="n20332"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēdȳ̆chrum">hedychrum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡδύχρουν</foreign>, <sense id="n20332.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sweet-smelling ointment used for beautifying the skin; a cosmetic balsam</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">psaltriam adducamus, hedychri incendamus scutellam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:19:46"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 19, 46</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_dy^me^les" key="He_dy^me^les" opt="n" orig_id="n20333"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēdymĕles">Hedymeles</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ἡδύ</foreign> + <foreign lang="greek">μέλος</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n20333.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a musician</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:383"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 383</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_dy^osmos" key="he_dy^osmos" opt="n" orig_id="n20334"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēdyosmos">hedyosmos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡδύοσμος</foreign>, <sense id="n20334.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the herb wild mint</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:181"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 15, 51, § 181</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_dypno^is" key="he_dypno^is" opt="n" orig_id="n20335"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēdypnŏis">hedypnois</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡδυπνοΐς</foreign>, <sense id="n20335.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a species of succory</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:75"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 8, 31, § 75</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_dysma" key="he_dysma" opt="n" orig_id="n20336"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēdysma">hedysma</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἥδυσμα</foreign> (perfume), <sense id="n20336.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sweet-smelling ingredient in ointments, a perfume, balsam</i> (opp. stymma), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:7"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 1, 2, § 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ge_sa_re_tos" key="He_ge_sa_re_tos" opt="n" orig_id="n20337"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēgēsārētos">Hegesaretos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20337.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Thessalian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:35"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 35</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ge_si^as" key="He_ge_si^as" opt="n" orig_id="n20338"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēgēsĭas">Hegesias</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n20338.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A Cyrenaic philosopher</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:34:83"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 34, 83</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:9:3"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 9, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20338.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A rhetorician and historian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:83:286"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 83, 286</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:67:226"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 67, 226</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ge_si_nus" key="He_ge_si_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20339"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēgēsīnus">Hegesinus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20339.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an Academic philosopher</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 6, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^hae" key="he^hae" opt="n" orig_id="n20340"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕhae">hehae</head>, <pos opt="n">interj.</pos>; an exclamation, <sense id="n20340.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>he! he!</i><author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:93"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 93</bibl> Müll. (Trag. v. 207 Vahl.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshei" key="hei" opt="n" orig_id="n20341"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hei">hei</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ei</orth>), <pos opt="n">interj.</pos>, an exclamation of grief or fear, <sense id="n20341.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>ah! woe!</i> freq. joined with mihi, <i>ah me! woe is me!</i> hei, perii miser! <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:668"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 2, 36 (668)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei, occidi!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:147"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 1, 28 (147)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei, non placet convivium!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:805"><author>id.</author> <title>Amph.</title> 2, 2, 173 (805)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei, vereor, ne quid Andria apportet mali,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:73"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei, metuo lenonem ne, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:490"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 490</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei, video uxorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:797"><author>id.</author> ib. 797</bibl></cit> ei mihi, qualis erat!<author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. A. 2, 274</bibl>; imitated by <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:274"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 274</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei mihi, perii hercle!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:391"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 8, 21 (391)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la"><abbr>Am.</abbr> Hei mihi! <abbr>Br.</abbr> Ne pave,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1109"><author>id.</author> <title>Amph.</title> 5, 1, 57 (1109)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei mihi, vereor dicere!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:322"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 322</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei mihi, quantum Praesidium Ausonia et quantum tu perdis, Iule!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:57"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei mihi! conclamat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:227"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 227</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei mihi! hei mihi! istaec illum perdidit assentatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:411"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 7 (411)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hei misero mihi!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:200"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 2, 23 (200)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:234"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 234</bibl>. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:173"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 173</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossheia" key="heia" opt="n" orig_id="n20342"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heia">heia</head>, <pos opt="n">interj.</pos>, v. eia.</div1>


<div1 id="crossheic" key="heic" opt="n" orig_id="n20343"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heic">heic</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hic, III. 2 <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ius" key="He_ius" opt="n" orig_id="n20344"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēïus">Heius</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (<foreign lang="greek">Ἥϊος</foreign>), <sense id="n20344.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Greek proper name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 18, 47</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelci^a_ri^us" key="helci^a_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20345"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helcĭārĭus">helciarius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">helcium</etym>, <sense id="n20345.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who draws small vessels up the stream</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:64:22"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 64, 22</bibl>; Sid. poët. Ep. 2, 10.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelcium" key="helcium" opt="n" orig_id="n20346"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helcium">helcium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἕλκιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20346.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that with which a load is drawn, a yoke, horse-collar</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:12:4"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 12, 4</bibl> and <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:22:15"> 9, 22, 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelcysma" key="helcysma" opt="n" orig_id="n20347"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helcysma">helcysma</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἕλκυσμα</foreign>, <sense id="n20347.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the dross of molten silver, silver-dross</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:105"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 6, 35, § 105</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^le^na" key="He^le^na" opt="n" orig_id="n20348"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕlĕna">Helena</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlĕnē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑλένη</foreign>. <sense id="n20348.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Daughter of Jupiter and Leda, sister of Castor and Pollux and of Clytemnestra, and wife of Menelaüs, who, on account of her beauty, was carried off by Paris to Troy, and thus became the cause of the Trojan war</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:22:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 22, 55</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:364"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 364</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:200"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 200</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:669">14, 669</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:8:32"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 8 (4, 7), 32</bibl>; 3, 14 (4, 13), 19; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:3:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 3, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:9:16">4, 9, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:107"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 107</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:81"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 81</bibl> and 118: <cit><quote lang="la">Penelope venit, abit Helene,</quote> <i><i>a Helen</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:62:6"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 62, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20348.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in naut. lang., <i>a single star appearing to mariners, which was regarded as an unfavorable prognostic; while a double light, which was conceived to be favorable, was called Castor and Pollux</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:101"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 37, 37, § 101</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:7:792"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 7, 792</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:2:11"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 2, 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20348.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The surname of the mother of the emperor Constantine</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Eutr.</author> 10, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Epit. 41"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 41</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 284, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^le^ni^um" key="he^le^ni^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20349"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕlĕnĭum">helenium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑλένιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20349.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, perh. <i>the elecampane</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:59"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 10, 33, § 59</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:159">21, 21, 91, § 159</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^le^nius" key="He^le^nius" opt="n" orig_id="n20350"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕlĕnius">Helenius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20350.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Latin proper name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:12:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 12, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^le^nus" key="He^le^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20351"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕlĕnus">Helenus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἕλενος</foreign>, <sense id="n20351.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>son of Priam and Hecuba, a celebrated soothsayer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:40:89"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 40, 89</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:295"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 295</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:329">329</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:99"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 99</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:17:3"><author>Just.</author> 17, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^le_o^se^li_non" key="he^le_o^se^li_non" opt="n" orig_id="n20352"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕlēŏsĕlīnon">heleoselinon</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĕlīŏsĕlīnum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑλειοσέλινον</foreign>, <sense id="n20352.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>smallage, celery</i>, Apium graveolens, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:124"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 8, 37, § 124</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:117">20, 11, 46, § 117</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Apr.</title> 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^le^po^lis" key="he^le^po^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20353"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕlĕpŏlis">helepolis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑλέπολις</foreign> (citytaking), <sense id="n20353.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a besieging engine, invented by Demetrius Poliorcetes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:10:22"><author>Vitr.</author> 10, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:23:4"><author>Amm.</author>23, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^lernus" key="He^lernus" opt="n" orig_id="n20354"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕlernus">Helernus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20354.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a grove by the Tiber, the birthplace of Carna</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:105"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 105</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHelia" key="Helia" opt="n" orig_id="n20355"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Helia">Helia</head>, v. Velia.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_li^a^cus" key="He_li^a^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20356"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēlĭăcus">Heliacus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡλιακός</foreign>, <sense id="n20356.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>relating to Helios</i> (the sun): <cit><quote lang="la">Heliaca tradere,</quote> <i><i>to offer sacrifices to Helios</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2343</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_li^a^de^s" key="He_li^a^de^s" opt="n" orig_id="n20357"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēlĭădĕs">Heliades</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡλιάδες</foreign>, <sense id="n20357.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>daughters of Helios and sisters of Phaëthon, who were changed into poplars</i> (acc. to others, <i>into alders</i>) <i>and their tears into amber</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:154"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 154</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:340"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 340</bibl> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:190"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 190</bibl>, with <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:6:62"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 6, 62</bibl>): nemus Heliadum, i. e. <i>poplar</i>- or <i>alder-grove</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:91"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 91</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Heliadum lacrimae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>amber</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:263"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 263</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">called also: Heliadum gemma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:14:6"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 14, 6</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">hence: capaces Heliadum crustae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of amber</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:38"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 38</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_li^anthes" key="he_li^anthes" opt="n" orig_id="n20358"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēlĭanthes">helianthes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡλιανθές</foreign>, <sense id="n20358.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the sunflower</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:165"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 17, 102, § 165</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^li^ca_on" key="He^li^ca_on" opt="n" orig_id="n20359"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕlĭcāon">Helicaon</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑλικάων</foreign>, <sense id="n20359.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>son of Antenor and founder of Patavium</i> (Padua): <cit><quote lang="la">Helicaonis orae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Patavian</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:93:1"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 93, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlĭcāŏnĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>: <cit><quote lang="la">regio, the same,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:152:2"><author>id.</author> 14, 152, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^li^ce_" key="he^li^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20360"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕlĭcē">helice</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑλίκη</foreign> (a winding). <sense id="n20360.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A kind of slender, flexible willow</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:177"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 37, 69, § 177</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20360.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> As <i>nom. propr.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlĭcē</orth>. </sense><sense id="n20360.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The constellation of the Great Bear</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 20, 66</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:108"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 108</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:17"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 17</bibl>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>the North</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Grat.</author> <title>Cyneg.</title> 55</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,009:1539"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Oet.</title> 1539</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20360.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A maritime town of Achaia, swallowed up by the sea</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:293"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 293</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:206"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 92, 94, § 206</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:6:23:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 6, 23, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^li^chry_^sos" key="he^li^chry_^sos" opt="n" orig_id="n20361"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕlĭchrȳ̆sos">helichrysos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-um</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑλίχρυσος</foreign>, <sense id="n20361.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the herb marigold</i>, Gnaphalium stoechas, Linn.; acc. to others, Tanacetum annuum, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:65"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 11, 38, § 65</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:168">21, 25, 96, § 168</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^li^con" key="He^li^con" opt="n" orig_id="n20362"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕlĭcon">Helicon</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑλικών</foreign>, <sense id="n20362.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mountain in Boeotia, sacred to Apollo and the Muses</i>, now <i>Zagará</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:8"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 3, 4, § 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:25">4, 7, 12, § 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:219"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 219</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:254">5, 254</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:663">663</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:193"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 193</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:641"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 641</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:163">10, 163</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n20362.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20362.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlĭcōnĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Helicon, Heliconian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">collis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Helicon</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:1"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tempe,</quote> <i><i>a beautiful valley on Mount Helicon</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:1:15"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mella,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Laud. Ser.</title> 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Naïs,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Epigr.</title> 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20362.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlĭcōnĭădes</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the Heliconians</i>, a <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> designation of <i>the Muses</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:1037"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 1037</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20362.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlĭcōnis</orth>, ĭdis. <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Heliconian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">silva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:4:90"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 4, 4, 90</bibl></cit>.—In <i>plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlĭcōnĭdes</orth>, um, i. q. Heliconiades, <i>the Muses</i>, Pers. prooem. 4.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_li^o^callis" key="he_li^o^callis" opt="n" orig_id="n20363"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēlĭŏcallis">heliocallis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡλιοκαλλίς</foreign>, <sense id="n20363.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the sunflower</i>, also called helianthes, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:165"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 17, 102, § 165</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_li^o^ca^mi_nus" key="he_li^o^ca^mi_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20364"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēlĭŏcămīnus">heliocaminus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡλιοκάμινος</foreign>, <sense id="n20364.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an apartment exposed to the sun, used as a winter abode</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:17:20"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 17, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8:2:18"><author>Dig.</author> 8, 2, 18</bibl> pr.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_li^o^do_rus" key="He_li^o^do_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20365"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēlĭŏdōrus">Heliodorus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n20365.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A celebrated surgeon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:372"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 372</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20365.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A celebrated rhetorician</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_li^o^ga^ba^lus" key="He_li^o^ga^ba^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20366"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēlĭŏgăbălus">Heliogabalus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Elagab-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20366.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman emperor</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Caes. 23"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 23</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Spart.</author> <title>Car.</title> 11</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_li^o^po^lis" key="He_li^o^po^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20367"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēlĭŏpŏlis">Heliopolis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡλιόπολις</foreign>. <sense id="n20367.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A city of Lower Egypt</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:21:54"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 21, 54</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:23:10"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 23, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20367.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20367.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hē-lĭŏpŏlītes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Heliopolis, Heliopolite</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:49"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 9, 9, § 49</bibl></cit>: Zeus, <i>an Assyrian designation of</i> Sol, acc. to <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:23"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 23</bibl>; cf. in the foll.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēlĭŏpŏlītae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the inhabitants of Heliopolis, Heliopolites</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:197"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 26, 67, § 197</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20367.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēlĭŏpŏlītānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Heliopolis, Heliopolitan</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:17:4"><author>Amm.</author>17, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">JVPPITER,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 1234</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">1246</bibl>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēlĭŏ-pŏlītāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the inhabitants of Heliopolis, Heliopolitans</i>, Inscr. ap. Marin. Fratr. Arv. p. 542.—</sense><sense id="n20367.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A city of Coelesyria, at the foot of Libanus</i>, now <i>Baalbek</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:80"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 22, 18, § 80</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:28"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 28</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_li^osco^pi^on" key="he_li^osco^pi^on" opt="n" orig_id="n20368"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēlĭoscŏpĭon">helioscopion</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡλιοσκόπιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20368.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a species of</i> heliotropium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:57"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 21, 29, § 57</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">called also: helioscopum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 108</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_li^osco^pi^os" key="he_li^osco^pi^os" opt="n" orig_id="n20369"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēlĭoscŏpĭos">helioscopios</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡλιοσκόπιος</foreign>, <sense id="n20369.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of</i> tithymalus or <i>spurge</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:69"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 8, 42, § 69</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^li_o^se^li_num" key="he^li_o^se^li_num" opt="n" orig_id="n20370"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕlīŏsĕlīnum">helioselinum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, v. heleoselinon.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_li^o^tro^pi^um" key="he_li^o^tro^pi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20371"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēlĭŏtrŏpĭum">heliotropium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡλιοτρόπιον</foreign>. <sense id="n20371.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The plant turnsole, heliotrope</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:46"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 46</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:109"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 41, 41, § 109</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:57">22, 21, 29, § 57</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20371.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A precious stone with green and brown streaks, striped jasper</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:165"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 60, § 165</bibl>.—Called also: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hēlĭŏtrŏpĭos</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">gemma</orth>), <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 75</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">heliotropius lapis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> <title>Perieg.</title> 254</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^lix" key="he^lix" opt="n" orig_id="n20372"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕlix">helix</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἕλιξ</foreign> (wound, twisted). <sense id="n20372.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A kind of ivy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:9:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Univ.</title> 9, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:145"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 34, 62, § 145</bibl> sqq.—</sense><sense id="n20372.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A kind of willow</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:177"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 37, 69, § 177</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20372.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> In archit., <i>a whorl, a small ornament on the capital of Corinthian columns</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:4:1:12"><author>Vitr.</author> 4, 1, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHella^di^cus" key="Hella^di^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20373"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hellădĭcus">Helladicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑλλαδικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20373.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>from Greece, Grecian, Greek</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus picturae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:75"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 10, 36, § 75</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHella_ni_cus" key="Hella_ni_cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20374"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hellānīcus">Hellanicus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20374.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Greek historian of Lesbos, an older contemporary of Herodotus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:12:53"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 12, 53</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:23"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 23</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHellas" key="Hellas" opt="n" orig_id="n20375"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hellas">Hellas</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑλλάς</foreign>. <sense id="n20375.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Hellas, the main-land of Greece</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:3:3"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 3, 3</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:23"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 7, 11, § 23</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20375.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A female proper name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:277"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 277</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHelle_" key="Helle_" opt="n" orig_id="n20376"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hellē">Helle</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype> (<case opt="n">gen.</case> Hellis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:9:41"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 9, 41</bibl>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20376.0" level="1" n="" opt="n">= <foreign lang="greek">Ἕλλη</foreign>, <i>daughter of Athamas and Nephele, sister of Phrixus; she fled with the latter from her step-mother Ino on a ram with a golden fleece to Colchis, but was drowned in the strait called, after her</i>, Hellespontus (the sea of Helle), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:195"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 195</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:857"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 857</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:26:5"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 26, 5</bibl> (3, 21, 5 M.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:22:5">3 (4), 22, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:155"><author>Col.</author> poët. 10, 155</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:2"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 2</bibl> and 3: <cit><quote lang="la">Mater Helles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:19:123"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 19, 123</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelle^bo^ri_ne_" key="helle^bo^ri_ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n20377"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hellĕbŏrīnē">helleborine</head>, v. elleborine.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshelle^bo^rus" key="helle^bo^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20378"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hellĕbŏrus">helleborus</head>, etc., v. elleborus, etc.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHelle_n" key="Helle_n" opt="n" orig_id="n20379"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hellēn">Hellen</head>, <itype opt="n">ēnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἕλλην</foreign>, <sense id="n20379.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a son of Deucalion, and king of Thessaly, from whom the Greeks were called Hellenes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:28"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 7, 14, § 28</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHellespontus" key="Hellespontus" opt="n" orig_id="n20380"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hellespontus">Hellespontus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑλλήσποντος</foreign>, <sense id="n20380.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Sea of Helle, the Hellespont, so named after</i> Helle, <i>who was drowned in it</i>, the modern <i>Dardanelles</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:1:5"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 1, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:3:1">1, 3, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:49"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 11, 18, § 49</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:75">4, 12, 24, § 75</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:92">4, 13, 27, § 92</bibl>; <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:21"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 21</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 371 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:34:112"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 34, 112</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:407"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 407</bibl> et saep.—Separate: qua ponto ab Helles, Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:49:163"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 49, 163</bibl>; cf. pure Lat.: <cit><quote lang="la">mare in Helles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:10:15"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 10, 15</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20380.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>the shores of the Hellespont, the land around the Propontis</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:53:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 53, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:63"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 24, § 63</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:33:4"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 33, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Paus:2:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Paus.</title> 2, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20380.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20380.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hel-lespontĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Hellespont, Hellespontic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:18:4"><author>Cat.</author> 18, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 5, 1</bibl>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Helles-pontĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>one who lives upon the Hellespont</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quid habebit cum aliquo Hellespontio controversiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:53:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 53, 2</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:123"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 30, 32, § 123</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20380.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hellespontĭăcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Hellespontic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:10:24"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 10, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Priapus (because born and worshipped in Lampsacus, a city on the Hellespont),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:111"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 111</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20380.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hellespontĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">fretum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:2:2"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 2, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:18:5">1, 18, 5</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20380.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hellespontĭas</orth>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>another name of the wind</i> Caecias, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:121"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 47, 46, § 121</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshellu^a_ti^o" key="hellu^a_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20381"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hellŭātĭo">helluatio</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hēl-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">helluor</etym>, <sense id="n20381.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a gormandizing, gluttony</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,019:6:13"><author>Pseudo-Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> Post Red. ap. Sen. 6, 13</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb. Poll.</author> <title>Gall.</title> 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshellu^o" key="hellu^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20382"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hellŭo">helluo</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hēluo</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20382.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a gormandizer, glutton, squanderer</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fraus, helluo, Ganeo!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1033"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 1033</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille gurges atque helluo, natus abdomini suo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:17:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 17, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">impurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:1:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">me ipsum ut contempsit helluo patriae!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:11:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 11, 26</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshellu^or" key="hellu^or" opt="n" orig_id="n20383"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hellŭor">helluor</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hēluor</orth>), <itype opt="n">ātus, 1</itype>, <i>v. dep. n.</i> and <i>a.</i> <etym opt="n">helluo</etym>, <sense id="n20383.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to gormandize, devour</i> (Ciceron.; cf.: decoquo, abligurio): <cit><quote lang="la">cum Graecis jam in exostra helluabatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:6:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 6, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:52:111"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 52, 111</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quasi helluari libris, si hoc verbo in tam clara re utendum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:2:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille gurges helluatus tecum simul rei publicae sanguine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,020:47:124"><author>id.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 47, 124</bibl></cit>.☞ Helluatus as <i>pass.</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,009:5:11"><author>Verg.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 5, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHellusii" key="Hellusii" opt="n" orig_id="n20384"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hellusii">Hellusii</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20384.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a German tribe</i>, mentioned only by <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:46"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 46</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^lops" key="he^lops" opt="n" orig_id="n20385"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕlops">helops</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ĕlops</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ellops</orth>), <itype opt="n">ŏpis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἔλλοψ</foreign>, <sense id="n20385.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a very savory sea-fish</i>, perh. <i>the sword-fish;</i> acc. to others, <i>the sturgeon</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Enn.</author> <title>Hed.</title> 6</bibl> (p. 166 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,014:96"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Hal.</title> 96</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:6:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 6, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:16:9"><author>Col.</author> 8, 16, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:61"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 17, 27, § 61</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:153">32, 11, 54, § 153</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:21"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 10, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:7:16:5"><author>Gell.</author> 7, 16, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^lo_rus" key="He^lo_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20386"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕlōrus">Helorus</head> (or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Elōrus</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἔλωρος</foreign> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlōrum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἔλωρον</foreign>, <sense id="n20386.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river on the eastern coast of Sicily</i>, now <i>Atellaro</i>, al. <i>Abisso</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:698"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 698</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:90"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 34, § 90</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">clamosus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:269"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 269</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flumen Elorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:89"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 8, 14, § 89</bibl></cit>.—<i>At its mouth</i> was situated the city <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlōrus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">El-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:35"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 35 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:16"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 2, 7, § 16</bibl>; <i>the vale</i> of which was called <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlōrĭa Tempē</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:477"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 477</bibl>; and <i>the inhabitants</i>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĕlōrīni</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">El-</orth>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:103"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 43, § 103</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^lo_tes" key="He^lo_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n20387"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕlōtes">Helotes</head>, v. Hilotae.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_lua_tio" key="he_lua_tio" opt="n" orig_id="n20388"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēluātio">heluatio</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hēluo</orth>, etc., v. helluatio, etc.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshelus" key="helus" opt="n" orig_id="n20389"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helus">helus</head>, v. holus <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelvacea" key="helvacea" opt="n" orig_id="n20390"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helvacea">helvacea</head> <itype opt="n">genus ornamenti Lydii, dictum a colore boum, qui est inter rufum et album appellaturque helvus</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=99"><author>Fest.</author> p. 99</bibl> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title></div1>


<div1 id="crossHelveco_nes" key="Helveco_nes" opt="n" orig_id="n20391"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Helvecōnes">Helvecones</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20391.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a northern Germanic tribe, between the Rugii and Burgundiones, on the west of the Vistula</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:43"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 43</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelvella" key="helvella" opt="n" orig_id="n20392"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helvella">helvella</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">helvēla</orth>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=103"><author>Fest.</author> p. 103</bibl> Müll.), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">‡ helus, i. q. olus</etym>, <sense id="n20392.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small potherb</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fungos, helvellas, herbas omnes ita condiunt, ut nihil possit esse suavius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:26:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 26, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: helvela olera minuta, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=103"><author>Fest.</author> p. 103</bibl>: helvola <foreign lang="greek">λαχανάρια</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelve^na_cus" key="helve^na_cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20393"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helvĕnācus">helvenacus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">helvus</etym>, <sense id="n20393.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>pale yellow, yellowish</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitis,</quote> <i><i>a particular kind of wine</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:32"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 2, 4, § 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus palmitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:5:16"><author>Col.</author> 5, 5, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vinum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:47"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 1, 24, § 47</bibl></cit>.—Also: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">helvĕnācĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>: <cit><quote lang="la">vites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:2:55"><author>Col.</author> 3, 2, 55</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelve^o^lus" key="helve^o^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20394"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helvĕŏlus">helveolus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">helvus</etym>, <sense id="n20394.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>pale yellow, yellowish</i>: vinum, <i>a particular kind of wine</i> (cf. helvenacus and helvolus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:6:4"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 6, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:24:2">24, 2</bibl> (quoted, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:46"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 4, 5, § 46</bibl>, in the form helvinum vinum). Also in the form helvolus, a, um: <cit><quote lang="la">uvae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:2:23"><author>Col.</author> 3, 2, 23</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:29"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 2, 4, § 29</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHelve_ti^i" key="Helve_ti^i" opt="n" orig_id="n20395"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Helvētĭi">Helvetii</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20395.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Helvetians, a people of</i> Gallia Lugdunensis, in modern <i>Switzerland</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:4">4</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:28"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:67"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 67</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:106"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 17, 31, § 106</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:13:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 13, 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:14:32"><author>id.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 14, 32</bibl> et saep. —</sense><sense id="n20395.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20395.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Helvētĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Helvetians, Helvetian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:12"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20395.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Helvētĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">proelium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:9:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 9, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHelvi^dius" key="Helvi^dius" opt="n" orig_id="n20396"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Helvĭdius">Helvidius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n20396.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman</i> gens, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:70:198"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 70, 198</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:36"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 36</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHelvi^i" key="Helvi^i" opt="n" orig_id="n20397"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Helvĭi">Helvii</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Helvi</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20397.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of</i> Gallia Narbonensis, <i>whose capital, called</i> Alba Helvorum <i>and</i> Alba Helvia, <i>was celebrated for its wine</i>, now <i>Alps</i>, in <i>Viviers, Départ. Ardèche</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:75">75</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:35"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:36"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 4, 5, § 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:43">14, 3, 4, § 43</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20397.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Helvĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Helvii, Helvian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vinum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:18"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 1, 3, § 18</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHelvi_na" key="Helvi_na" opt="n" orig_id="n20398"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Helvīna">Helvina</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Elv-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20398.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a surname of Ceres</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:320"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 320</bibl> <etym opt="n">perh. from the Gallic people Helvii</etym>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelvi^nus" key="helvi^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20399"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helvĭnus">helvinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. helveolus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHelvi^us" key="Helvi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20400"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Helvĭus">Helvius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n20400.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman</i> gens, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:66:266"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 66, 266</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:52"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 52</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:85">85</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelvo^lus" key="helvo^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20401"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helvŏlus">helvolus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. helveolus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshelvus" key="helvus" opt="n" orig_id="n20402"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helvus">helvus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">perh. a weakened form of gilvus, yellow</etym>, <sense id="n20402.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>light bay</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">color vaccarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:5:9"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 5, 9</bibl></cit>; cf.: color boum, qui est inter rufum et album, appellatur helvus, Paul. ex Fest. s. v. ‡ helvacea, p. 99 Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshelxi_ne_" key="helxi_ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n20403"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="helxīnē">helxine</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑλξίνη</foreign>. <sense id="n20403.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A prickly plant</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:94"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 16, 56, § 94</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20403.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A plant, otherwise called</i> perdicium: Parietaria officinalis, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:41"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 17, 19, § 41</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshem" key="hem" opt="n" orig_id="n20404"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hem">hem</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">em</orth>, and often confounded in MSS. and edd. with em and en, q. v.), <pos opt="n">interj.</pos>, an expression of surprise, in a good or bad sense; of admiration, joy, of grief, indignation, etc. (like the intensive ehem, an expression of joyful surprise), <sense id="n20404.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>oho! indeed! well! well to be sure! hah! alas! alack! Ag.</i> Ego sum ipsus, quem tu quaeris. <abbr>Ha.</abbr> Hem! quid ego audio? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1046"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 2, 86 (1046)</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:462"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 462</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hem, Pamphile, optime te mihi offers,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:686"><author>id.</author> ib. 686</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Er.</abbr> Itane Chrysis? hem! <abbr>My.</abbr> Nos quidem pol miseras perdidit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:803"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 803</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:827"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 827</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">miserum me! quanto haec dixi cum dolore! hem, Postume, tune es, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:17:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 17, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">occepi mecum cogitare: hem, biduum hic Manendum est soli sine illa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:636"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 636</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hem tibi maledictis pro istis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:196"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 3, 39 (196)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:153"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 2, 22 (153)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hem, quid ais, scelus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:666"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 666</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">audistin', obsecro? hem scelera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:786"><author>id.</author> ib. 786</bibl></cit>: hem nos homunculi indignamur, si quis, etc., <author>Serv.Sulp.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:5:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 5, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:688"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 688</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_me^re_si^os" key="he_me^re_si^os" opt="n" orig_id="n20405"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĕrēsĭos">hemeresios</head>, <itype opt="n">on</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμερἠσιος</foreign>, <sense id="n20405.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of a day</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Pamphilus) absolvit uno die tabellam, quae vocata est Hemeresios, puero picto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:124"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 40, § 124</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_me^ris" key="he_me^ris" opt="n" orig_id="n20406"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĕris">hemeris</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμερίς</foreign>, <sense id="n20406.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a species of oak</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:22"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 6, 8, § 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:26">16, 6, 9, § 26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_me^ro^bi^on" key="he_me^ro^bi^on" opt="n" orig_id="n20407"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĕrŏbĭon">hemerobion</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμερόβιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20407.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an insect that lives but a day, an ephemeron</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">erumpit volucre quadrupes, nec ultra unum diem vivit, unde hemerobion vocatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:120"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 36, 43, § 120</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_me^ro^calles" key="he_me^ro^calles" opt="n" orig_id="n20408"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĕrŏcalles">hemerocalles</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμεροκαλλές</foreign> (one day beautiful), <sense id="n20408.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sort of lily, the daylily</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:59"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 10, 33, § 59</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:158">21, 21, 90, § 158</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_me^ro^dro^mus" key="he_me^ro^dro^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n20409"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĕrŏdrŏmus">hemerodromus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμεροδρόμος</foreign> (who runs the day through), <sense id="n20409.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a courier</i> (pure Lat. cursor, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:181"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 71, 73, § 181</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">nisi speculator (hemerodromos vocant Graeci) ingens die uno cursu emetiens spatium, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:24:4"><author>Liv.</author> 31, 24, 4</bibl></cit>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">hemerodromoe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Milt:4:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Milt.</title> 4, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^ca^di^um" key="he_mi^ca^di^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20410"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭcădĭum">hemicadium</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμικάδιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20410.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the half of a</i> cadus, <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 20, 7, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^cillus" key="he_mi^cillus" opt="n" orig_id="n20411"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭcillus">hemicillus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμίκιλλος</foreign>, <sense id="n20411.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mule</i>, as a term of reproach, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:51:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 51, 1</bibl> (dub.; al. Micyllus).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^cra_ni^um" key="he_mi^cra_ni^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20412"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭcrānĭum">hemicranium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hēmĭ-crānia</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμικράνιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20412.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a pain on one side of the head, headache</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 1:1:4"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 1, 1, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ser. Samm.</author> 2</bibl> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Plin. Val.</author> 1</bibl>. 8.—Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hēmĭ-crānĭci</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>sufferers from headache</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 2, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^cyclium" key="he_mi^cyclium" opt="n" orig_id="n20413"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭcyclium">hemicyclium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμικύκλιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20413.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a half-circle, semicircle</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:9:8:5"><author>Vitr.</author> 9, 8, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:6:33"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 6, 33</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20413.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n20413.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A semicircular recess, with seats</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:2:2"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20413.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A semicircular public place furnished with rows of seats for learned discussions</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Gramm.</title> 17</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20413.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A semicircular kind of sundial</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:9:8:1"><author>Vitr.</author> 9, 8, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^cyclus" key="he_mi^cyclus" opt="n" orig_id="n20414"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭcyclus">hemicyclus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμίκυκλος</foreign>, <sense id="n20414.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a half-circle, semicircle</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>in Psa.</title> 118</bibl>, Serm. 12, 20.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^cy^lindrus" key="he_mi^cy^lindrus" opt="n" orig_id="n20415"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭcylindrus">hemicylindrus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμικύλινδρος</foreign>, <sense id="n20415.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a half-cylinder</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:9:3"><author>Vitr.</author> 9, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi_na1" key="he_mi_na1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20416"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmīna">hemina</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ēmīna</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμίνα</foreign>, <sense id="n20416.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a measure, the half of a</i> sextarius, <bibl default="NO"><author>Rhem. Fan.</author> <title>de Pond.</title> 67</bibl>; for liquids, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:57:1"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 57, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:830"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 2, 18 (830)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:2:33" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:4:33"><author>Sen.</author> <title>de Ira</title>, 2, 33</bibl>; for salt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:15"><author>Cels.</author> 4, 15</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; for corn, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:10"><author>id.</author> 4, 10</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; as a <i>measure</i>, in gen., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:129"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 129</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_mi_na2" key="He_mi_na2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20417"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēmīna">Hemina</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20417.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>surname of the historian</i> L. Cassius.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi_na_ri^a" key="he_mi_na_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20418"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmīnārĭa">heminaria</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">hemina</etym>, <sense id="n20418.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>presents of the measure of a</i> hemina: <cit><quote lang="la">Fabius Maximus incusans Augusti congiariorum, quae amicis dabantur, exiguitatem heminaria esse dixit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:52"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 52</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^o^li^os" key="he_mi^o^li^os" opt="n" orig_id="n20419"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭŏlĭos">hemiolios</head>, <itype opt="n">on</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμιόλιος</foreign>, <sense id="n20419.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one and a half</i> (pure Lat. sesquialter), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:18:14:4"><author>Gell.</author> 18, 14, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:3:1:6"><author>Vitr.</author> 3, 1, 6</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 2, 1</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 9, § 978</bibl> et saep.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^o^ni^on" key="he_mi^o^ni^on" opt="n" orig_id="n20420"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭŏnĭon">hemionion</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμιόνιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20420.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, called also</i> asplenum, Asplenium hemionitis, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:34"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 5, 17, § 34</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 56</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_misphaeri^um" key="he_misphaeri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20421"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmisphaerĭum">hemisphaerium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμισφαίριον</foreign>, <i>a half-globe, hemisphere.</i>  <sense id="n20421.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:5:17"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 5, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:7"><author>id.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 7</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:4:13"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Astr.</title> 4, 13</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 1, 15</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">20</bibl>; of the earth, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:1:2"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 602</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">8, § 873</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n20421.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>a cupola, dome</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:10:5"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 10, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_misti^chi^um" key="he_misti^chi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20422"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmistĭchĭum">hemistichium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμιστίχιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20422.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a half-verse, hemistich</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Enniano hemistichio usus est,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pseudo Ascon.</author> <title>Cic. Verr.</title> 2, 1, 18</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mistri^gi^um" key="he_mistri^gi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20423"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmistrĭgĭum">hemistrigium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n20423.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a measure, half a striga</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1266,001:Grom. p. 1:1"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Grom.</title> p. 1, 1</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^the^us" key="he_mi^the^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20424"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭthĕus">hemitheus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμίθεος</foreign>, <sense id="n20424.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a demigod</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 156</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">160</bibl>; Auct. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. E. 9, 47</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^to^ni^um" key="he_mi^to^ni^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20425"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭtŏnĭum">hemitonium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμιτόνιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20425.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a half-tone, semitone</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">intervalla tonorum et hemitoniorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:4:3"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 4, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 9, § 930</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">963</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:4:14"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Astr.</title> 4, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:2:1:22"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 1, 22</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^tri_gly^phus" key="he_mi^tri_gly^phus" opt="n" orig_id="n20426"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭtrīglyphus">hemitriglyphus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμιτρίγλυφος</foreign>; <sense id="n20426.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><cit><quote lang="la">in archit.,</quote> <i><i>a half-triglyph</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:4:3"><author>Vitr.</author> 4, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^tri^taeus" key="he_mi^tri^taeus" opt="n" orig_id="n20427"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭtrĭtaeus">hemitritaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμιτριταῖος</foreign>. <sense id="n20427.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A semi-tertian ague</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:91:2"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 91, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:40:1">2, 40, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 2:22:133"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 2, 22, 133</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ser. Samm.</author> 52</bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:3"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 3</bibl>, written as Greek).—</sense><sense id="n20427.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>One who has the semi-tertian ague</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:81:3"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 81, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_mi^tri^ta^i^cus" key="he_mi^tri^ta^i^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20428"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēmĭtrĭtăĭcus">hemitritaicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡμιτριταικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20428.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the semi-tertian ague</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">febres,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 30</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 2:10"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 2, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 1:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 1, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshemo" key="hemo" opt="n" orig_id="n20429"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hemo">hemo</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, v. homo <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshende^ca^sylla^bi" key="hende^ca^sylla^bi" opt="n" orig_id="n20430"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hendĕcăsyllăbi">hendecasyllabi</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑνδεκασύλλαβοι</foreign>, <sense id="n20430.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>verses of eleven syllables</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:12:10"><author>Cat.</author> 12, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:14:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 14, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:7:4:1">7, 4, 1</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 509</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^ne^ti" key="He^ne^ti" opt="n" orig_id="n20431"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕnĕti">Heneti</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, v. Veneti.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ni^o^chi" key="He_ni^o^chi" opt="n" orig_id="n20432"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēnĭŏchi">Heniochi</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡνίοχοι</foreign>, <sense id="n20432.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of Asiatic Sarmatia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:12"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 4, 4, § 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:42"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 42</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,008:1048"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Thyest.</title> 1048</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20432.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20432.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēnĭŏchus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Heniochi, Heniochian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">rates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:10:26"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 10, 26</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20432.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hē-nĭŏchĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">montes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:26"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 9, 10, § 26</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ni^o^chus1" key="He_ni^o^chus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20433"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēnĭŏchus">Heniochus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Heniochi, II. A.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ni^o^chus2" key="He_ni^o^chus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20434"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēnĭŏchus">Heniochus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡνίοχος</foreign> (rein-holder), <sense id="n20434.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the constellation of the Wagoner</i>, pure Lat. Auriga, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:312"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 31, 74, § 312</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:1:361"><author>Manil.</author> 1, 361</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:3:12"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Astr.</title> 3, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHenna" key="Henna" opt="n" orig_id="n20435"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Henna">Henna</head>, less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Enna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἕννα</foreign>, <sense id="n20435.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of great antiquity in the centre of Sicily, with a famous temple of Ceres: it was from here that Pluto carried off Proserpine;</i> now <i>Castro Giovanni</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:7:16"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 7, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:107"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 48, § 107</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:422"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 422</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:455">455</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:462">462</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:146"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>F.</title> 146</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20435.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20435.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hennensis</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Enn-</orth>), <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Henna</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ceres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:107"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 49, § 107</bibl></cit> sq.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hen-nenses</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Enn-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the inhabitants of Henna</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:106"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 48, § 106</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:39"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 39</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:91"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 8, 14, § 91</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20435.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hennaeus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Enn-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Henna, Hennean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">moenia,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Henna</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:385"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 385</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgo rapta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:245"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 245</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:93"><author>id.</author> 1, 93</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^no_sis" key="he^no_sis" opt="n" orig_id="n20436"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕnōsis">henosis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἕνωσις</foreign> (union), <sense id="n20436.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one of the aeons of Valentinian</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Val. 37</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^no^tes" key="he^no^tes" opt="n" orig_id="n20437"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕnŏtes">henotes</head>, <itype opt="n">ētis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑνότης</foreign> (unity), <sense id="n20437.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one of the aeons of Valentinian</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Val. 37</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_par" key="he_par" opt="n" orig_id="n20438"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēpar">hepar</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ēpar</orth>), ătis. <sense id="n20438.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἧπαρ</foreign>, <i>the liver</i> (pure Lat. jecur), <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 14</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20438.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἥπατος</foreign>, <i>a kind of fish, hepatus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:149"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 11, 53, § 149</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_pa^ta_ri^us" key="he_pa^ta_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20439"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēpătārĭus">hepatarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hepar, I.</etym>, <sense id="n20439.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the liver</i>: morbus, <i>the liver-complaint</i> (comically for love), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:239"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 2, 1, 24 (239)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_pa^ti^a" key="he_pa^ti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20440"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēpătĭa">hepatia</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡπάτια</foreign> (little) <sense id="n20440.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>liver</i>, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 119, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:66:7"><author>Petr.</author> 66, 7</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p300"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 300</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_pa^ti^cus" key="he_pa^ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20441"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēpătĭcus">hepaticus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡπατικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20441.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>belonging to the liver</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">morbus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 4, 7, 21</bibl></cit>.— <abbr>Plur.</abbr> as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hēpătĭci</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <i>they who have the liver-complaint</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:130"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 12, 105, § 130</bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:8"><author>Cels.</author> 4, 8</bibl>, written as Greek).—</sense><sense id="n20441.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Liver-colored</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aloë,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 11, 14, 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_pa^ti_tes" key="he_pa^ti_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n20442"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēpătītes">hepatites</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡπατίτης</foreign>, <sense id="n20442.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the liver-stone</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:147"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 20, 38, § 147</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_pa^ti_tis" key="he_pa^ti_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n20443"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēpătītis">hepatitis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡπατῖτις</foreign>, <sense id="n20443.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>like the liver, liver-colored</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aloë,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 8, 1</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hēpătītis</orth>, <itype opt="n">idis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a precious stone</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:186"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 11, 71, § 186</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_pa^ti_zon" key="he_pa^ti_zon" opt="n" orig_id="n20444"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēpătīzon">hepatizon</head>, <itype opt="n">ontis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡπατίζον</foreign>, <sense id="n20444.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>like liver, liver-colored</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aes Corinthium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:8"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 2, 3, § 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_phaesti^a" key="He_phaesti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20445"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēphaestĭa">Hephaestia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20445.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Lemnos</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:73"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 23, § 73</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:33:35:2"><author>Liv.</author> 33, 35, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_phaesti^o" key="He_phaesti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20446"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēphaestĭo">Hephaestio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡφαιστίων</foreign>, <sense id="n20446.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a favorite of Alexander the Great, and one of his generals</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:3:12:9"><author>Curt.</author> 3, 12, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:16:16">4, 16, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Eum:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_phaesti_tis" key="he_phaesti_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n20447"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēphaestītis">hephaestitis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡφαιστῖτις</foreign>, <sense id="n20447.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:166"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 60, § 166</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshephthe_mi^me^res" key="hephthe_mi^me^res" opt="n" orig_id="n20448"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hephthēmĭmĕres">hephthemimeres</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑφθημιμερής</foreign> (sc. <foreign lang="greek">τομή</foreign>), in hexameter or Iambic verse, <sense id="n20448.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the caesura which occurs after the first half of the fourth foot</i>, Lat. semiseptenaria (insectio), <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> 497, 9</bibl> and 23; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> de Cent. Metr. 1817</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshepse_ma" key="hepse_ma" opt="n" orig_id="n20449"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hepsēma">hepsema</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἕψημα</foreign>, <sense id="n20449.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>must boiled down to a thick consistence</i>, pure Lat. sapa, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:80"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 9, 11, § 80</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHepta^go_ni^ae" key="Hepta^go_ni^ae" opt="n" orig_id="n20450"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Heptăgōnĭae">Heptagoniae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20450.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small place near Sparta</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:38:5"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 38, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshepta^go_nos" key="hepta^go_nos" opt="n" orig_id="n20451"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heptăgōnos">heptagonos</head>, <itype opt="n">on</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑπτάγωνος</foreign>, <sense id="n20451.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>seven-cornered, having seven angles</i>, <author>Boëth.</author> <title>Arithm.</title> 2, 6, p. 1021.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshepta^neuros" key="hepta^neuros" opt="n" orig_id="n20452"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heptăneuros">heptaneuros</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20452.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 61</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshepta^pho_nos" key="hepta^pho_nos" opt="n" orig_id="n20453"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heptăphōnos">heptaphonos</head>, <itype opt="n">on</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑπτάφωνος</foreign>, <sense id="n20453.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>seven times sounding, that gives a sevenfold echo</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">porticus (Olympiae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:100"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 15, 23, § 100</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshepta^phyllon" key="hepta^phyllon" opt="n" orig_id="n20454"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heptăphyllon">heptaphyllon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑπτάφυλλον</foreign> (seven-leaf), <sense id="n20454.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 116</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshepta^pleuros" key="hepta^pleuros" opt="n" orig_id="n20455"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heptăpleuros">heptapleuros</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑπτάπλευρος</foreign> (seven-sided), <sense id="n20455.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the larger kind of the plant</i> plantago, <i>the greater plantain</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:80"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 8, 39, § 80</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHepta^py^los" key="Hepta^py^los" opt="n" orig_id="n20456"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Heptăpylos">Heptapylos</head>, <itype opt="n">on</itype> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-os</orth>, <sense id="n20456.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>c.</i>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-on</orth>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑπτάπυλος</foreign>, <i>seven-gated</i>, an epithet of the city of Thebes: <cit><quote lang="la">Thebas Heptapylos accessimus,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:4:9:10"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 4, 9, 10</bibl></cit>.—Also in Latinized form: <cit><quote lang="la">Cadmus Thebas Heptapylas condidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:275"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>F.</title> 275</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossheptas" key="heptas" opt="n" orig_id="n20457"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heptas">heptas</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑπτάς</foreign>, <sense id="n20457.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the number seven</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 108</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">7, § 738</bibl> (in <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 1, 6</bibl>, written as Greek).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshepta^se_mos" key="hepta^se_mos" opt="n" orig_id="n20458"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heptăsēmos">heptasemos</head>, <itype opt="n">on</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑπτάσημος</foreign>; in prosody, <sense id="n20458.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of seven times, containing seven units of time</i> (pure Lat. septenarius): <cit><quote lang="la">basis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 505</bibl></cit> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 9, § 978</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHeptasta^di^um" key="Heptasta^di^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20459"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Heptastădĭum">Heptastadium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑπταστάδιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20459.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mole of seven stadia in length, connecting the isle of Pharos with the mainland</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:22:16:10"><author>Amm.</author>22, 16, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshepta^sylla^bus" key="hepta^sylla^bus" opt="n" orig_id="n20460"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heptăsyllăbus">heptasyllabus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑπτασύλλαβος</foreign>, <sense id="n20460.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>seven - syllabled</i>, Mar. Victor. p. 2613.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHepta^teuchos" key="Hepta^teuchos" opt="n" orig_id="n20461"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Heptăteuchos">Heptateuchos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑπτάτευχος</foreign>, <sense id="n20461.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the first seven books of the Old Testament</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:5:15"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshepte_ris" key="hepte_ris" opt="n" orig_id="n20462"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heptēris">hepteris</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑπτήρης</foreign> (<foreign lang="greek">ναῦς</foreign>), <sense id="n20462.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a galley with seven banks of oars</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:23:5"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 23, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:24:3"><author>ib.</author> 24, 3</bibl> and <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:30:2">30, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^ra1" key="he^ra1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20463"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕra">hera</head>, v. era.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ra2" key="He_ra2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20464"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēra">Hera</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἥρα</foreign>, <sense id="n20464.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Grecian goddess Hera</i>, corresp. to the <i>Juno</i> of the Romans, <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 2, 10</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2225</bibl> (although here, perh., HERA is i. q. FORTVNA). —</sense><sense id="n20464.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēraea</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡραῖα, τά</foreign>, <i>the festival of Hera</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:30:9"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 30, 9</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ra3" key="He_ra3" n="3" opt="n" orig_id="n20465"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēra">Hera</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἥρα</foreign>, <sense id="n20465.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>another name of</i> Hybla Minor <i>in Sicily</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:1:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 1, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_racle_a" key="He_racle_a" opt="n" orig_id="n20466"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēraclēa">Heraclea</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēraclīa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡράκλεια</foreign> (city of Heracles or Hercules), <i>the name of several cities.</i>—In partic.  <sense id="n20466.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>A seaport of Lucania, on the river Siris, a colony of Tarentum, and the birthplace of the painter Zeuxis</i>, now <i>Policoro</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:4:8"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 4, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:97"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 11, 15, § 97</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:4:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 4, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:18"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:24">8, 24</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20466.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēraclēen-ses</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēraclīenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Heraclea, Heracleans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:4:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 4, 6</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:8:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 8, 21</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20466.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A very ancient city of Sicily, a colony from Crete, called in earlier times</i> Minoa, now <i>Capo Bianco</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:7:16"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 7, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:125"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 50, § 125</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:35"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:40">25, 40</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20466.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēraclēenses</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēraclīenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Heraclea, Heracleans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:43"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 43</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20466.5" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A city of Phthiotis in Thessaly, near Thermopylae, a colony of Sparta, formerly</i> Trachis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:5:13"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 5, 13</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:13:5:8"><author>Just.</author> 13, 5, 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20466.6" level="1" n="IV" opt="n"> Heraclea Sintica or Heraclea ex Sintiis, <i>a city in Paeonia, on the western bank of the Strymon</i>, now <i>Melenik</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:79:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 79, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:51:7"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 51, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20466.7" level="1" n="V" opt="n"> <i>A maritime town of Pontus, also with the epithet</i> Pontica, now <i>Erekli</i> or <i>Eregri</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:19:7"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 19, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:4"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 1, 1, § 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:56"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 56</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ra_cle^o^po^lis" key="He_ra_cle^o^po^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20467"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērāclĕŏpŏlis">Heracleopolis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡρακλέους πόλις</foreign>, <sense id="n20467.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Egypt upon an ancient island of the Nile, which has become part of its western bank</i>, now <i>Ahnas</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 676</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hērāclĕŏpŏlītes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of Heracleopolis</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:84"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 13, 19, § 84</bibl></cit>.—<i>Plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hērāclĕŏpŏlī-tae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Heracleopolis</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:86"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 13, 19, § 86</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_racle_o_tes" key="He_racle_o_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n20468"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēraclēōtes">Heracleotes</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡρακλειώτης</foreign>, <sense id="n20468.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Heraclea, Heracleote, born in Heraclea</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tractus,</quote> <i><i>in Aeolis</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:122"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 30, 32, § 122</bibl></cit>: Dionysius ille, <i>a disciple of Zeno</i>, perh. <i>of Heraclea in Lucania</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:71"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 22, 71</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Zeuxis, perh. from the same place,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:61"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 9, 36, § 61</bibl>.— <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēraclēōtae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the inhabitants of Heraclea, Heracleotes</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in Caria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:56:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 56, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_racle_o_ti^cus" key="He_racle_o_ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20469"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēraclēōtĭcus">Heracleoticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡρακλειωτικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20469.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Heraclea, Heracleotic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">origanum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:170"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 16, 62, § 170</bibl></cit>: nux, Opp. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:2:14"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ra_cle_um" key="He_ra_cle_um" opt="n" orig_id="n20470"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērāclēum">Heracleum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡράκλειον</foreign>, <sense id="n20470.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Macedonia, on the border of Thessaly</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:2"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 2</bibl> sqq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_racle_us1" key="He_racle_us1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20471"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēraclēus">Heracleus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-clĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <sense id="n20471.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Heraclea</i> (in Lydia), <i>Heraclean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lapis, also called Lydius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:126"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 8, 43, § 126</bibl></cit>; of <i>the magnet</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:127"><author>id.</author> 36, 16, 25, § 127</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^ra_cle_us2" key="He^ra_cle_us2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20472"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕrāclēus">Heracleus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-clĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <sense id="n20472.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hercules;</i> v. Hercules, II. D.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_racli_des1" key="He_racli_des1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20473"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēraclīdes">Heraclides</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a proper name.</i>  <sense id="n20473.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>A physician</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:6"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20473.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Called Ponticus, <i>a Greek philosopher of Heraclea in Pontus, a pupil of Plato and Speusippus, and afterwards of Aristotle</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 3, 8</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n20473.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> Heraclides Ponticus the younger, <i>a grammarian</i>, Gell. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> 705</bibl> P.—</sense><sense id="n20473.4" level="1" n="IV" opt="n"> <i>A painter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:135"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 40, § 135</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_racli_des2" key="He_racli_des2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20474"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēraclīdes">Heraclides</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. Hercules, II. E.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_racli_ensis" key="He_racli_ensis" opt="n" orig_id="n20475"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēraclīensis">Heracliensis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, v. Heraclea, I. B. and II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ra_cli_tus" key="He_ra_cli_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20476"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērāclītus">Heraclitus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡράκλειτος</foreign>. <sense id="n20476.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A celebrated Greek philosopher of Ephesus, who wrote in an obscure style</i> (hence called <foreign lang="greek">ὁ σκοτεινός</foreign>, the Obscure), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:64:133"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 64, 133</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:5:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 5, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:14:35"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 14, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:36:105"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 36, 105</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:639"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 639</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec consulto dicis occulte tamquam Heraclitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:26:74"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 26, 74</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20476.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēraclītĕi</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the disciples of Heraclitus</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 1, p. 2, 41</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20476.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A pupil of Clitomachus and Philo</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 4, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20476.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>An ambassador sent by king Philip to Hannibal, with the surname</i> Scotinus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:39"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 39</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_raclius" key="He_raclius" opt="n" orig_id="n20477"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēraclius">Heraclius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. 1. Heraclëus and Hercules, II. D.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_raea" key="He_raea" opt="n" orig_id="n20478"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēraea">Heraea</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">Hera</etym>, <sense id="n20478.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fortified city in Arcadia, on the Alphēus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:7"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 7</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_raeus" key="He_raeus" opt="n" orig_id="n20479"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēraeus">Heraeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. 2. Hera, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossherba" key="herba" opt="n" orig_id="n20480"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herba">herba</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">old Lat. forb-ea; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">φορβή</foreign>; Sanscr. root bhar-, to nourish</etym>, <sense id="n20480.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>springing vegetation, grass, green stalks</i> or <i>blades, green crops, herbage, an herb</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">gramen, faenum, caespes, glaeba): herba cubile Praebebat, multa et molli lanugine abundans,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:816"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 816</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in molli consedimus herba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:55"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ceteris in campo exercentibus in herba ipse recubuisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:71:287"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 71, 287</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">abicere se in herba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:7:28"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 7, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fusus per herbam (agricola),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:527"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 527</bibl></cit> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">invitant (Pecudes) herbae gemmantes rore recenti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:319"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 319</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">gemmantes rore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:461"><author>id.</author> 5, 461</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herbae rore vigentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:361"><author>id.</author> 2, 361</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">teneras per herbas Ludere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:260"><author>id.</author> 1, 260</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nova tum tellus herbas virgultaque primum Sustulit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:790"><author>id.</author> 5, 790</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex quibusdam stirpibus et herbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:64:161"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 64, 161</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corona ex asperis herbis et agrestibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:34:75"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 34, 75</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:32:68"><author>ib.</author> 2, 32, 68</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quas herbas pecudes non edunt, homines edunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:812"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 3, 2, 23 (812)</bibl></cit> sq.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">fungos, helvellas, herbas omnes ita condiunt, ut nihil possit esse suavius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:26:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 26, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herbis vivis et urticā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:12:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 12, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solstitialis herba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:38"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 1, 36 (38)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">interim mores mali Quasi herba irrigua succreverunt uberrume,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 1, 9 (31)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fallax veneni,</quote> <i><i>a poisonous plant</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:4:24"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 4, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulla neque amnem Libavit quadrupes, nec graminis attigit herbam,</quote> <i><i>a blade</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:5:26"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 26</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:87"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 87</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">et sulcis frumenti quaereret herbam,</quote> <i><i>young crop</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:134"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 134</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novitates si spem afferunt, ut tamquam in herbis non fallacibus fructus appareat, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:19:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 19, 68</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">primis segetes moriuntur in herbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:4"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ceres dominum primis fallebat in herbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:645"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 645</bibl></cit>.—So prov.: saepe audivi, inter os atque offam multa intervenire posse; verum vero inter offam atque herbam, ibi vero longum intervallum est, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:17:1"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 17, 1</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sed nimium properas et adhuc tua messis in herba est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:17:263"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 17, 263</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">egone, qui indolem ingenii tui in germine etiam tum et in herba et in flore dilexerim, nunc frugem ipsam maturae virtutis nonne multo multoque amplius diligam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,001:Ep. ad Anton. 1:5"><author>Front.</author> <title>Ep.</title> ad Anton. 1, 5</bibl></cit> Mai.: <cit><quote lang="la">omnis illa laus ... velut in herba vel flore praecerpta ad nullam certam et solidam pervenit frugem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:9:5"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Dial.</title> 9, 5</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: herbam dare, <i>to own one's self beaten</i>: herbam do cum ait Plautus, significat: victum me fateor; quod est antiquae et pastoralis vitae indicium. Nam qui in prato cursu aut viribus contendebant, cum superati erant, ex eo solo, in quo certamen erat, decerptam herbam adversario tradebant, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=99"><author>Fest.</author> p. 99</bibl> Müll.; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 8, 128</bibl>; Varr. ib.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:8"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 4, 4, § 8</bibl>; Att. and Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 317, 18</bibl> and 20.—</sense><sense id="n20480.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>weeds, useless plants</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">officiant laetis ne frugibus herbae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:69"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 69</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:251">2, 251</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:411"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 411</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:300"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 30, 72, § 300</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherba_ce^us" key="herba_ce^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20481"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbācĕus">herbaceus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>, <sense id="n20481.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>grassy, grass-colored, grass-green</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:110"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 6, 33, § 110</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">folia herbacei coloris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:134"><author>id.</author> 20, 13, 51, § 134</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:128"><author>id.</author> 21, 19, 75, § 128</bibl></cit> (opp. albus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:55"><author>id.</author> 26, 8, 35, § 55</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">oleum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:95"><author>id.</author> 23, 4, 49, § 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">chrysocolla,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:90"><author>id.</author> 33, 5, 27, § 90</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbans" key="herbans" opt="n" orig_id="n20482"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbans">herbans</head>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>, <sense id="n20482.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>producing grass</i> or <i>herbage, full of grass</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">prata,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:7:15:5"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 7, 15, 5</bibl></cit> Oud. <title>N. cr.</title> (al. herbentia).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherba_ri^a" key="herba_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20483"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbārĭa">herbaria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. ars) <etym opt="n">herba</etym>, <sense id="n20483.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the knowledge of plants, botany</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">herbariam et medicamentariam a Chirone volunt repertam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:196"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 56, 57, § 196</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherba_rium" key="herba_rium" opt="n" orig_id="n20484"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbārium">herbarium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">herbarius</etym>, <sense id="n20484.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a collection of dried plants, an herbarium</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> Inst. Div. Litt. 31</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherba_ri^us" key="herba_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20485"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbārĭus">herbarius</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>, <sense id="n20485.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one skilled in plants, a botanist</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:191"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 17, 73, § 191</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:174">25, 13, 109, § 174</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherba_ti^cus" key="herba_ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20486"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbātĭcus">herbaticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>, <sense id="n20486.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>living on grass</i> or <i>herbs, grass-eating</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">animalia,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Prob.</title> 19, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbens" key="herbens" opt="n" orig_id="n20487"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbens">herbens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, v. herbans.</div1>


<div1 id="crossherbesco" key="herbesco" opt="n" orig_id="n20488"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbesco">herbesco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>, <sense id="n20488.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to grow into green stalks</i> or <i>blades</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">elicere herbescentem viriditatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:15:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 15, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">campi semper herbescunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:31:2:19"><author>Amm.</author>31, 2, 19</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHerbessus" key="Herbessus" opt="n" orig_id="n20489"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Herbessus">Herbessus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Herbēsus</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20489.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town of Sicily</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:30"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 30</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbe^us" key="herbe^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20490"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbĕus">herbeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>, <sense id="n20490.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>grasscolored, grass-green</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:231"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 2, 1, 16 (231)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbi^do" key="herbi^do" opt="n" orig_id="n20491"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbĭdo">herbido</head>, <itype opt="n">āre, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">herbidus</etym>, <sense id="n20491.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to give a grassy appearance to</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">terras,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 75</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbi^dus" key="herbi^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n20492"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbĭdus">herbidus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>. <sense id="n20492.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Full of grass</i> or <i>herbs, grassy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">campi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:1:16"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 1, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:2:7"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 2, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Epiros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:282"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 282</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">segetes,</quote> <i><i>full of weeds</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:6:22"><author>Col.</author> 1, 6, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">potus,</quote> <i><i>obtained from herbs</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:28"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 6, 19, § 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">insulae herbidae omnes harundine et junco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:20:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 20, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ripae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:3:4"><author>Amm.</author>14, 3, 4</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20492.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Like grass, grassy, grass-colored</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">folium herbidi coloris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:56"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 14, 31, § 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lux,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,002:863"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Psych.</title> 863</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbi^fer" key="herbi^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n20493"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbĭfer">herbifer</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">herba-fero</etym>, <sense id="n20493.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>producing grass</i> or <i>herbs, grassy, herbiferous</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">colles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:9"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Acis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:468"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 468</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pelius mons,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:94"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 8, 53, § 94</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbi^gra^dus" key="herbi^gra^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n20494"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbĭgrădus">herbigradus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">herbagradior</etym>, <sense id="n20494.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>going in the grass</i>, a <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> epithet of the snail, Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:64:133"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 64, 133</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbi^lis" key="herbi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20495"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbĭlis">herbilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>, <sense id="n20495.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>fed with grass</i>: anser, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. G. 1, 129</bibl>; cf. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=100"><author>Fest.</author> p. 100</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbi^po^tens" key="herbi^po^tens" opt="n" orig_id="n20496"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbĭpŏtens">herbipotens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">herba-potens</etym>, <sense id="n20496.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>skilled in herbs</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): manus (Circes), <author>Boëth.</author> <title>Cons.</title> 4, 3, 9.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHerbi^ta" key="Herbi^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n20497"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Herbĭta">Herbita</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρβίτα</foreign>, <sense id="n20497.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town in Sicily</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:75"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 32, § 75</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20497.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Herbĭtensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Herbita, Herbitan</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 18, § 47</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Herbĭtenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the inhabitants of Herbita, Herbitans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:156"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 65, § 156</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbo" key="herbo" opt="n" orig_id="n20498"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbo">herbo</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, v. herbans.</div1>


<div1 id="crossherbo_sus" key="herbo_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20499"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbōsus">herbosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>. <sense id="n20499.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Full of grass</i> or <i>herbs, grassy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">campus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:18:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 18, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Palatia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:5:25"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 5, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Apidanus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:3:6"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flumen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:199"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 199</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pascua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:689"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 689</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">moretum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:367"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 367</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herbosissima stramenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:54:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 54, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20499.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Grass-colored, grass - green</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">marmor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:5:38"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 5, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">calcei smaragdineae fluctu viriditatis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 66</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbu^la" key="herbu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20500"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbŭla">herbula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>, <sense id="n20500.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little herb</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cervae perpurgant se quadam herbula, quae seselis dicitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:50:127"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 50, 127</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:9"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:3:5"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 3, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherbuscu^la" key="herbuscu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20501"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herbuscŭla">herbuscula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">herba</etym>, <sense id="n20501.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little herb</i> or <i>plant</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaedam,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 100</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHerce_us" key="Herce_us" opt="n" orig_id="n20502"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hercēus">Herceus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρκεῖος</foreign> (of or belonging to the court-yard), <sense id="n20502.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an epithet of Jupiter, as the protector of the house and its enclosure</i> (pure Lat. Penetralis): Herceus Juppiter intra conseptum domus cujusque colebatur, quem etiam deum penetralem appellabant, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101</bibl> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:91"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>F.</title> 91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,007:469"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Agam.</title> 469</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 2, 469</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ara Hercei Jovis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:286"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Ib.</title> 286</bibl></cit> (al. Rhoetei).—Hence, also: <cit><quote lang="la">Herceae arae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:979"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 979</bibl></cit> (dub.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshercisco" key="hercisco" opt="n" orig_id="n20503"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hercisco">hercisco</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ercisco</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">contr. from herctum or erctum and cisco, as a <i>v. inch.</i> from cieo; cf. herctum</etym>, in the old jurid. lang., <i>to proceed to the division of an inheritance, to divide an inheritance.</i>  <sense id="n20503.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">idcirco qui, quibus verbum herctum cieri oporteat, nesciat, idem herciscundae familiae causam agere non possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:56:237"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 56, 237</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arbitrum familiae herciscundae postulavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:7:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:10:2"><author>Dig.</author> 10, 2</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:27:23"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 27, 23</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20503.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos viae herciscundae contendentes,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>disputing as to which way we should take</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:6:29:28"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 6, 29, 28</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshercle" key="hercle" opt="n" orig_id="n20504"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hercle">hercle</head>, v. Hercules, I. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossherctum" key="herctum" opt="n" orig_id="n20505"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herctum">herctum</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">erctum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">HORCTUM et FORCTUM pro bono dicebant, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> Müll.; perh. kindr. with heres</etym>. In the old jurid. lang., <sense id="n20505.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an inheritance, estate, patrimony;</i> only in the connection herctum (erct-) ciere (whence is derived herciscere), <i>to divide an inheritance</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui, quibus verbum herctum cieri oporteat, nesciat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:56:237"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 56, 237</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herctum non citum,</quote> <i><i>an undivided inheritance</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:9:12"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 9, 12</bibl></cit>; cf. Don. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 8, 642</bibl>: herctum citum fit inter consortes, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=82"><author>Fest.</author> p. 82</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHercu^la_ne^um" key="Hercu^la_ne^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20506"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hercŭlānĕum">Herculaneum</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hercŭlānĭum</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:62"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 62</bibl>; but the modern form Herculanum is not Lat.; in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:3:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 3, 1</bibl>, read Aeculanum; v. Orell. ad loc.), <itype opt="n">ĕi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡράκλειον</foreign>, <sense id="n20506.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town of Campania, situated on the sea-coast, between Naples and Pompeii, and buried along with the latter city by an eruption of Vesuvius</i>, A. D. 79, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:4:9"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 4, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:62"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 62</bibl>; Sisenn. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 207, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:45"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 45</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:16:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 16, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:6:26"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 6, 26</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:16"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 16</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20506.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20506.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Her-cŭlānĕus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-lanus</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Herculaneum, Herculanean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">via,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:14:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 14, 36</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:72"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 18, 18, § 72</bibl>; Cloat. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:2:16"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 16</bibl>.—Form Herculanus: <cit><quote lang="la">ficus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:8:1"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 8, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">via,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:4:8:6"><author>Flor.</author> 4, 8, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20506.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hercŭlānensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">fundus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:25:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 25, 3</bibl></cit>; for which <abbr>absol.</abbr>: villa in Herculanensi, <i>in the vicinity of Herculaneum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:22" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:22"><author>Sen.</author> <title>de Ira</title>, 3, 22</bibl>. —<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hercŭlānenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the inhabitants of Herculaneum, Herculaneans</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 439, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHercu^la_ne^us" key="Hercu^la_ne^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20507"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hercŭlānĕus">Herculaneus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Herculaneum, II. A., and Hercules, II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHercu^la_nus" key="Hercu^la_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20508"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hercŭlānus">Herculanus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Hercules, II. C.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshercu^la_ri^a" key="hercu^la_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20509"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hercŭlārĭa">hercularia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20509.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, i. q. sideritis, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 72</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshercu^le" key="hercu^le" opt="n" orig_id="n20510"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hercŭle">hercule</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hercŭles</orth>, v. Hercules, I. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHercu^les" key="Hercu^les" opt="n" orig_id="n20511"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hercŭles">Hercules</head>, <itype opt="n">is and i</itype> (the latter in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:108"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 34, 108</bibl> Goer.; cf. Plin. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 107</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">Herculei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:55:13"><author>Cat.</author> 55, 13</bibl></cit>), <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20511.0" level="1" n="" opt="n">= <foreign lang="greek">Ἡρακλῆς</foreign>, Etrusc. HERCLE (whence, by the insertion of a connecting vowel, the Latin form arose; cf. Alcumena for <foreign lang="greek">Ἀλκμήνη</foreign>; v. also under B. the <case opt="n">voc.</case> hercle), <i>son of Jupiter and Alcmena, husband of Dejanira, and, after his deification, of Hebe, the god of strength, and the guardian of riches, to whom, therefore, tithes were offered; he was also the guide of the Muses</i> (Musagetes); <i>the poplar was sacred to him</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:16:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 16, 42</bibl>; <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 8, 564</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:54"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 54</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:234"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 3, 80 (234)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:386">2, 2, 62 (386)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:364"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 364</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:13">9, 13</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:14:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 14, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:5:36">4, 5, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:29"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 29</bibl>; cf. with <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:797"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 797</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">neque Herculi quisquam decumam vovit umquam, si sapiens factus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:36:88"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 36, 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">superavit aerumnis suis aerumnas Herculis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:2"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 1, 1, 2 (2)</bibl></cit>: Herculis Columnae, <i>the Pillars of Hercules</i>, i. e. <i>the promontories between which is the Strait of Gibraltar</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:167"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 67, 67, § 167</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:10:1:8"><author>Curt.</author> 10, 1, 8</bibl> et saep.—In <i>gen. plur.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">et Herculum et Mercuriorum disciplinae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 11</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr> —Prov.: Herculi quaestum conterere, i. e. <i>to squander everything</i> (even the tithes of Hercules), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:952"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 68 (952)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">personam Herculis et cothurnos aptare infantibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:36"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 1, 36</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20511.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, analog. with the Greek <foreign lang="greek">Ἡράκλεις</foreign> and <foreign lang="greek">Ἥρακλες</foreign>, in <case opt="n">voc.</case> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hercŭles</orth>, and more freq. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hercŭle</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hercle</orth>; also with a prefixed <i>me</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">mĕ-hercŭles</orth>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">mehercŭle</orth> (also separately: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">me hercule</orth>), and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">mĕhercle</orth>, <itype opt="n">as an oath or asseveration</itype>, <i>by Hercules!</i> </sense><sense id="n20511.2" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Hercules and mehercules: <cit><quote lang="la">et, hercules, hae quidem exstant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:16:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 16, 61</bibl></cit>; cf. Cael. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:4:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 4, 1</bibl>; Poll. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:33:7"><author>ib.</author> 10, 33, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">licet, hercules, undique omnes in me terrores impendeant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:11:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 11, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:52:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 52, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque, mehercules, hoc indigne fero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:48:141"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 48, 141</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cui, mehercules, hic multum tribuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:5:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 5, 3</bibl></cit>; <author>Planc.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:18:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 18, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">at, mehercules, narrabit quod quis voluerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:3:17:8"><author>Phaedr.</author> 3, 17, 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20511.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Hercule and mehercule, <i>by Hercules!</i> (in class. prose most freq.; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">impetratum est a consuetudine, ut peccare suavitatis causa liceret: et pomeridianas quadrigas quam postmeridianas libentius dixerim, et mehercule quam mehercules,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:47:157"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 47, 157</bibl></cit>): <cit><quote lang="la">et hercule ita fecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:11:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 11, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et hercule,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:18:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 18, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:5:4"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 5, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:16:12">2, 16, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:2:3">10, 2, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:6:4">12, 6, 4</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">ac me quidem, ut hercule etiam te ipsum, Laeli, cognitio ipsa rerum delectat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non hercule, Scipio, dubito quin, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:23"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 23</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 3, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:7:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 7, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed hercule facile patior datum tempus, in quo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 16</bibl></cit>, C, 10; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:7"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 4, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:1:7">12, 1, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">atqui nactus es, sed me hercule otiosiorem opera quam animo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicam me hercule,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:19"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non me hercule, inquit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:38"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non mehercule,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:43"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 1, 43</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:74">6, 3, 74</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cognoscere me hercule, inquit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 48</bibl></cit> Mai. <title>N. cr.</title>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita mehercule attendi, nec satis intellexi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:14:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 14, 33</bibl></cit> Mos. <title>N. cr.</title>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:144"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 62, § 144</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vere mehercule hoc dicam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:26:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 26, 64</bibl></cit>: et mehercule ego antea mirari solebam, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 14, § 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:16:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 16, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi mehercule magnae curae est aedilitas tua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:11:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 11, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servi mehercule mei, si me isto pacto metuerent, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:7:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 7, 17</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20511.4" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Hercle and mehercle (the former esp. freq. in Plaut. and Ter.; the latter very rare): malo hercle magno suo convivat, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 474, 22</bibl> (Sat. v. 1 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">obsecro hercle, quantus et quam validus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:295"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 143 (295)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:325"><author>id.</author> ib. 173 (325)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tanto hercle melior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:211"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 2, 33 (211)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi quidem hercle non fit verisimile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:225"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 225</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescio hercle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:304"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 304</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:137"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 137</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">perii hercle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:905"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 905</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:984">984</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:736"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 736</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non hercle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:969"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 969</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">per hercle rem mirandam (i. e. permirandam) Aristoteles dicit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:6:1"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 6, 1</bibl></cit>.—With intensive particles: <cit><quote lang="la">heu hercle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:820"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 5, 41 (820)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scite hercle sane,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:781"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 3, 53 (781)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sane quidem hercle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:4:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 4, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">minime, minime hercle vero!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:751"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 3, 23 (751)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">minime hercle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:9:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 9, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haudquaquam hercle, Crasse, mirandum est, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:22:82"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 22, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pulchre mehercle dictum et sapienter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:416"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 416</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:67">67</bibl>.</sense><sense id="n20511.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20511.6" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hercŭlĕus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hercules, Herculean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">domiti Herculea manu Telluris juvenes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:12:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 12, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">labor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:3:36"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 3, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">coronae arbos,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the poplar</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:66"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 66</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">umbra populi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:276"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 276</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">leo,</quote> <i><i>the lion's skin worn by Hercules</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:263"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 263</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Oete,</quote> <i><i>on which Hercules burned himself</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:178"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 178</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hospes,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Croto, by whom Hercules was hospitably entertained</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:8"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ternox,</quote> <i><i>in which Hercules was begotten</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:12:301"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 12, 301</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Telephus, son of Hercules</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:47"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the family of the Fabians sprung from Hercules</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:237"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 237</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">penates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:44"><author>Sil.</author> 7, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sacrum,</quote> <i><i>instituted by Evander in honor of Hercules</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:270"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 270</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Trachin,</quote> <i><i>built by Hercules</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:627"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 627</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbs,</quote> <i><i>the city of Herculaneum, built by Hercules</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:711"><author>id.</author> ib. 15, 711</bibl></cit>.—Hence also: <cit><quote lang="la">litora,</quote> <i><i>near Herculaneum</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:11:2"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 11, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tibur,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>where Hercules was worshipped</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:13:1"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 13, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:62">4, 62</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">astrum,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the constellation of the Lion</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:55:15"><author>id.</author> 8, 55, 15</bibl></cit>: fretum, i. e. <i>the Pillars of Hercules</i>, (Strait of Gibraltar), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:199"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 199</bibl>; also: <cit><quote lang="la">metae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:278"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 278</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20511.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hercŭlā-nĕus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: pars, i. e. <i>the tithes</i> (dedicated to Hercules), <i>the tenth part</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:561"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 7, 11 (561)</bibl>.—Also to denote things <i>large</i> of their kind: <cit><quote lang="la">formicae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:29"><author>Plin.</author> 30, 4, 10, § 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urtica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:92"><author>id.</author> 21, 15, 55, § 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nodus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:87:33"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 87, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nymphaea,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sideritis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">machaera,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Capitol.</author> <title>Pertin.</title> 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20511.8" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hercŭlānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: pes, i. e. <i>long, large</i> (cf. in the preced.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:1:3"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 1, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20511.9" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> Acc. to the Gr. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēraclēus</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēra-clĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡράκλειος</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">Ἡράκλιος</foreign>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">fabulae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:52"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 52</bibl></cit> (al. acc. to the MSS. Herculeias).—</sense><sense id="n20511.10" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēraclī-des</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡρακλείδης</foreign>, <i>a male descendant of Hercules, Heraclid</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">exclusi ab Heraclīdis Orestis liberi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:2"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 2</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20511.11" level="1" n="F" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hercŭlĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a surname of the emperor Maximinianus</i>, and hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Her-cŭlĭāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>his guards</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:22:3:2"><author>Amm.</author>22, 3, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">25, 6, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHercu^le^us" key="Hercu^le^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20512"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hercŭlĕus">Herculeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Hercules, II. A.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHercy^ni^a" key="Hercy^ni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20513"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hercynĭa silva">Hercynia</head>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρκύνιος δρυμός</foreign>, <sense id="n20513.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Hercynian Forest</i>, in ancient Germany, sixty days’ journey in length and nine in width, extending from the Schwarzwald, or Black Forest, on the north-east, to the Harz, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:24"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 24</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:3:3"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 3, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:28"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 28</bibl>.—Called also: <cit><quote lang="la">Hercynius saltus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:80"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 25, § 80</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:132">10, 47, 67, § 132</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:30"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:34:4"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 34, 4</bibl>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">Hercynium jugum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:100"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 14, 28, § 100</bibl></cit>.—Also <abbr>absol.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hercynia</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:45"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 45</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHercynna" key="Hercynna" opt="n" orig_id="n20514"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hercynna">Hercynna</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hercȳna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20514.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a female companion of Proserpina, to whom a temple was dedicated at Lebadia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:27:8"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 27, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHerdo_nea" key="Herdo_nea" opt="n" orig_id="n20515"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Herdōnea">Herdonea</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-ia</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20515.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of the interior of Apulia</i>, now <i>Ordona</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:21:1"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 21, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:1:3">27, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:569"><author>Sil.</author> 8, 569</bibl> (perh. also in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:20:8"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 20, 8</bibl>, inst. of Ardoneas).—<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Herdōni-enses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Herdonia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:105"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 11, 16, § 105</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHerdoni^us" key="Herdoni^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20516"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Herdonĭus">Herdonius</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20516.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a proper name</i>: Turnus H., <i>of Aricia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:50"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 50</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">Appius H.,</quote> <i><i>a Sabine</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:15"><author>id.</author> 3, 15</bibl></cit> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^re1" key="he^re1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20517"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕre">here</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. heri.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_re_2" key="He_re_2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20518"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērē">Here</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20518.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the goddess of inheritance</i>, Enn. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=100"><author>Fest.</author> p. 100</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 108 Vahl.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_re_di^o^lum" key="he_re_di^o^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n20519"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērēdĭŏlum">herediolum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">heredium</etym>, <sense id="n20519.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small inheritance, small patrimony</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:pr:13"><author>Col.</author> 1, praef. § 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:7:1"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 7, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">herediolum, majorum regna meorum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex iguum,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p338"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 338, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num ipsum heredioli pretium invidiosum est?</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit> p. 338, 17.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_re_di^pe^ta" key="he_re_di^pe^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n20520"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērēdĭpĕta">heredipeta</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">heredium-peto</etym>, <sense id="n20520.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one that strives after an inheritance, a legacy-hunter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:124:2"><author>Petr.</author> <title>S.</title> 124, 2</bibl>; Schol. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:129"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 129</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_re_di^ta_ri^e_" key="he_re_di^ta_ri^e_" opt="n" orig_id="n20521"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērēdĭtārĭē">hereditarie</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <sense id="n20521.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">the foll.</ref> art.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_re_di^ta_ri^us" key="he_re_di^ta_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20522"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērēdĭtārĭus">hereditarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hereditas</etym>, <sense id="n20522.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>relating to an inheritance, inherited, hereditary</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">auctio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:5:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 5, 13</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">lites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:10:2"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 10, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">agri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:7:11:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cognomen quod habes hereditarium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imperium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:10:7"><author>Curt.</author> 10, 7</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">jus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:13"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 13</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:17"><author>id.</author> 3, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">paupertas (with vetus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:4:3:8"><author>Val. Max.</author> 4, 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res,</quote> <i><i>an inheritance</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:2:9"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aes alienum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:3:84"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 84</bibl></cit> al.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hērēdĭtārĭē</orth>, <i>by inheritance</i> (late Lat.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,032:46:16"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Ezech.</title> 46, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_re_di^tas" key="he_re_di^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n20523"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērēdĭtas">hereditas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype> (<i>gen. plur.</i> hereditatium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,020:15:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 15, 35</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 107</bibl> al.; but usu. <cit><quote lang="la">hereditatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 7, § 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:1:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 1, 3, 8</bibl>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">heres</etym>, <i>heirship, inheritance.</i>  <sense id="n20523.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Abstr.: <cit><quote lang="la">hereditas est successio in universum jus, quod defunctus habebat tempore mortis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:16:24"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 16, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si istiusmodi mi fundus hereditate obvenerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:12:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 12, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:4"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 1, 1, § 4</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quoniam habes istum equum, aut emeris oportet aut hereditate possideas aut, etc. ... sed neque emisti, neque hereditate venit, neque, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:45:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 45, 84</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de hereditatibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 2:99"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 99</bibl></cit> sqq.; 3, 1 sqq.—</sense><sense id="n20523.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Concr., <i>an inheritance</i> (cf. patrimonium). </sense><sense id="n20523.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">hereditas est pecunia, quae morte alicujus ad quempiam pervenit jure, nec ea aut legata testamento aut possessione retenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:6:29"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 6, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si qua mihi obtigerit hereditas magna atque luculenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:344"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 3, 23 (344)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ejus filio hereditas a propinquo permagna venisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 10, § 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de hereditate ea, quae pupillo venit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:21:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 21, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hereditates mihi negasti venire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:16:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 16, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">communem hereditatem concedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:36:89"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 36, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mentio hereditatum ... hereditatem adire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:16:42"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 16, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adire hereditatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:18:55"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 18, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:1:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 1, 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cernere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:2:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 2, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:15:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 15, 40</bibl>; cf. cerno: <cit><quote lang="la">capere ab aliquo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:35:102"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 35, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usurpare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:19"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 19</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">acquirere, repudiare, omittere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:24:3:58"><author>Dig.</author> 24, 3, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tradere alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:33:121"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 33, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">transmittere alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:18:7"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 18, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem nisi in via caducae hereditates retardassent,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>that fall to heirs who have children</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:10:5:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 10, 5, 11</bibl></cit>; v. caducus.—Prov.: hereditas sine sacris, i. e. <i>a great advantage without trouble, without expense</i> (because the maintaining of the sacred family rites was attended with great expense), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:775"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 4, 1, 8 (775)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:484"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 83 (484)</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=290"><author>Fest.</author> p. 290</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n20523.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">a quo quidem rei familiaris ad paucos, cupiditatum ad multos improbos venit hereditas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:8:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 8, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hereditas hujus gloriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:22:78"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 22, 78</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">optima hereditas a patribus traditur liberis omnique patrimonio praestantior gloria virtutis rerumque gestarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:33:121"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 33, 121</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">paternae scientiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:36:2"><author>Just.</author> 36, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_re_di^to" key="he_re_di^to" opt="n" orig_id="n20524"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērēdĭto">heredito</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">heres</etym>, <sense id="n20524.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to inherit</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">bona sua,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Salv.</author> adv. Av. 3, 10 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,021:24:13"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 24, 13</bibl></cit> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_re_di^um" key="he_re_di^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20525"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērēdĭum">heredium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">heres</etym>, <sense id="n20525.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an hereditary estate</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">bina jugera quod a Romulo primum divisa viritim, quae heredem sequerentur, heredium appellarunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:10:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 10, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: heredium, praedium parvulum, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=99"><author>Fest.</author> p. 99</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ca:1:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in XII. Tabulis legum nostrarum nusquam nominatur villa, semper in significatione ea hortus, in horti vero heredium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:50"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 4, 19, § 50</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherem marteam" key="herem marteam" opt="n" orig_id="n20526"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herem marteam">herem marteam</head> <itype opt="n">antiqui accepta hereditate colebant, quae a nomine appellabatur heredum, et esse una ex Martis comitibus putabatur</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=100"><author>Fest.</author> p. 100</bibl> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title>; cf. heres <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_renni^us" key="He_renni^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20527"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērennĭus">Herennius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n20527.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman</i> gens, e. g. C. Herennius, <i>to whom the</i> Rhetorica <i>of Cornificius is dedicated</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">M. Herennius,</quote> <i><i>an orator</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:45:166"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 45, 166</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:17:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 17, 36</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Herennius Gallus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:13"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:19">19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:26">26</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">Herennius Senecio,</quote> <i><i>a historian under Domitian</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:45">45</bibl>; <i>a Samnite</i> Herennius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:1"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:16:10"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 16, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20527.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hērennĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a Herennius, Herennian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">coheredes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:6:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 6, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_res" key="he_res" opt="n" orig_id="n20528"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēres">heres</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ēres</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 188</bibl> al.), ēdis (archaic <i>acc. sing.</i> herem, <author>Naev.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 486, 33</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4379</bibl>; cf. the art. ‡ herem), <gen opt="n">comm.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. har-āmi, seize; har-anam, hand; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χείρ, χέρης</foreign>; cf. erus</etym>, <i>an heir, heiress.</i>  <sense id="n20528.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">testamento facto mulier moritur: facit heredem ex deunce et semuncia Caecinam, ex duabus sextulis M. Fulcinium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:6:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 6, 17</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">me nemo nisi amicus fecit heredem, etc. ... aliquem palam heredem factitare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:16:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 16, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mulier testamento fecit heredem filiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:111"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 43, § 111</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:18:48"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 18, 48</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:10:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 10, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:9:110"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 9, 110</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:37:7:2"><author>Dig.</author> 37, 7, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:37:7:9">37, 7, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ven. Fort.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 8, 6, 44</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in testamento Ptolemaei patris heredes erant scripti ex duobus filiis major, et ex duabus ea, quae aetate antecedebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:108:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 108, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scripserunt heredes secum M. Crassum et Q. Hortensium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:18:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 18, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem heredem testamento relinquere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 4, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">relictus ab eo in amplis opibus heres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:122"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 35, 59, § 122</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem heredem instituere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:7:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 7, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:5:17"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 5, 17</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">per leges institui uxor non poterat heres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:74"><author>id.</author> 9, 2, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">instituto herede abdicato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:97"><author>id.</author> 3, 6, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">substitutus heres erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:6:10"><author>id.</author> 7, 6, 10</bibl></cit>: virgo Vestalis neque heres est cuiquam, etc., Labeo ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:12:18"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 12, 18</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">substituere heredem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:28:6:1"><author>Dig.</author> 28, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heres ex parte dimidia et tertia est Capito: in sextante sunt ii, quorum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:26:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 26, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex asse heres,</quote> <i><i>sole heir</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:20"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 1, 20</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">heres ex parte sexta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:33:6"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 33, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex dodrante,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:83"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(L. Mescinius) heres est M. Mindio fratri suo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:26:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 26, 2</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">cur virgini Vestali sit heres, non sit matri suae?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 10</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quem suis bonis heredem esse cupiebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:4:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 4, 12</bibl></cit>; and: atque meis bonis omnibus ego te herem faciam, <author>Naev.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 486, 33</bibl>; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">quem quis heredem suum esse voluit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:74"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 10, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">repentinus heres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:25:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 25, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">liberti heredem sequantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:7:9"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 7, 9</bibl></cit>; so the formula frequently occurring on inscriptions: <cit><quote lang="la">HIC LOCVS, HOC MONVMENTVM HEREDEM NON SEQVITVR, USU. abbreviated H. L. or H. M. H. N. S.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4379</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">3926</bibl>; 4455; 575; 2807; 4182; cf. opp.: <cit><quote lang="la">HOC MONVMENTVM HEREDEM SEQVITVR,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4397</bibl></cit>: heres secundus, <i>the second heir, next heir</i>, when the first dies: qui me secundum heredem instituerit. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:61:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 61, 1</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">possessio heredum secundorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:21:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 21, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">secundus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:4:11"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 4, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:48"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 48</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3416</bibl>; also used of a female: <cit><quote lang="la">Marcus ait: Heres ipsius secundus, de muliere loquens,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 79</bibl></cit> P.: heres necessarius, <i>a slave made heir with a grant of freedom</i>, and compelled to assume the liabilities of the estate, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:Inst. 1:6:1"><author>Just.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 1, 6, 1</bibl> Sandars: <cit><quote lang="la">ideo sic appellatus, quia, sive velit sive nolit, omnimodo post mortem testatoris protinus liber et heres est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:2:153"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 153</bibl></cit>: heres suus et necessarius, <i>a natural heir who was in the</i> potestas <i>of the deceased</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:2:156"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, § 153; 156</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:16:1"><author>Dig.</author> 38, 16, 1</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">opp.: heres extraneus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:2:161"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, § 161</bibl></cit>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">tanti certaminis (i. e. armorum Achillis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:129"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 129</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20528.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20528.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Owner, possessor, master</i> (ante-class.): heres apud antiquos pro domino ponebatur, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=99"><author>Fest.</author> p. 99</bibl> Müll.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:Inst. 2:19"><author>Just.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 19</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">apstuli hanc, quojus heres numquam erit post hunc diem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:477"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 3, 2, 12 (477)</bibl></cit>; cf. v. 28.—</sense><sense id="n20528.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A successor, after-growth</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">nec ullum caput est impune recisum, quin gemino cervix herede valentior esset,</quote> <i><i>of the heads of the Lernean Hydra</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:74"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 74</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">alni caesae densius innumero herede prosunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:173"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 37, 67, § 173</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20528.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">illa vetus Academia atque ejus heres Aristus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:97:332"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 97, 332</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">artis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:24"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 5, 4, § 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">laudis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:9:110"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 9, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fraudis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:2:78"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 78</bibl></cit>: criminis. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:459"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 459</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^ri" key="he^ri" opt="n" orig_id="n20529"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕri">heri</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĕre</orth> (in here neque e plane neque i auditur, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:7"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 4, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">here nunc e littera terminamus: at veterum comicorum adhuc libris invenio: Heri ad me venit, quod idem in epistulis Augusti, quas sua manu scripsit aut emendavit, deprehenditur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:7:22"><author>id.</author> 1, 7, 22</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 180</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 1011</bibl> ib.; v. esp. Neue, Formenl. 2, p. 685), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">for hesi; cf. hes in hesternus; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> the letter <ref targOrder="U">R</ref>; kindred with Sanscr. hyas; Goth. gis-tra; Germ. gestern; Engl. yesterday; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χθές</foreign>, orig. <foreign lang="greek">χες</foreign></etym>, <i>yesterday.</i>  <sense id="n20529.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20529.2" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Form heri (perh. only so in Cic.): Septembris heri Calendae, hodie ater dies, Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 73, 33</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc heri effecit: hodie autem, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:10:13:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 10, 13, 1</bibl></cit> (al. here): <cit><quote lang="la">ubi est hodie, quae Lyra fulsit heri?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:76"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heri jam edixeram omnibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:146"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 2, 15 (146)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quemne ego heri vidi ad vos afferri vesperi?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:768"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 768</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heri vesperi apud me Hirtius fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heri vesperi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:47:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 47, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:11:4">15, 11, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut heri dicebam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 31</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum heri ipsi dixeris, te, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:21"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:85"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 85</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:83"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 83</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:169">169</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:519"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 519</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:190"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 190</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 36</bibl>; Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 180</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n20529.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Form here (a few times in Plaut., once in Cic., and after the Aug. per. most freq.): <cit><quote lang="la">hoc here effecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:10:13:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 10, 13, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res hodie minor est, here quam fuit, ac eadem cras, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:23"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">here venisti mediā nocte,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:514"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 3, 16 (514)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:509"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 6, 28 (509)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 1, 59 (59)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi quaerenti convivam dictus here illic De medio potare die,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:8:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 8, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic here Phrixeae vellera pressit ovis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:852"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 852</bibl></cit>: dura, anime, dura, here fortior fuisti, Gallio ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:91"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 2, 91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:44:2"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 44, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:12:2">3, 12, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:7:5">4, 7, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20529.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of time just past, <i>a short time ago, lately</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">Papias leges heri Severus exclusit,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:47:10:7:section=2"><author>Dig.</author> 47, 10, 7, § 2</bibl>: sordebant tibi villicae, Concubine, hodie atque heri, Nunc, etc., <i>but a short time ago, the other day</i> (an imitation of the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χθὲς καὶ πρώην</foreign>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:133"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 133</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:15:1"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 15, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ri^e_" key="He_ri^e_" opt="n" orig_id="n20530"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērĭē">Herie</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20530.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a female companion of Juno</i>: Herie Junonis, in formula (of prayer), ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:22:1"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 22, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^ri^fu^ga" key="he^ri^fu^ga" opt="n" orig_id="n20531"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕrĭfŭga">herifuga</head>, v. erifuga.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^ri_lis" key="he^ri_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20532"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕrīlis">herilis</head>, v. erilis.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_rillus" key="He_rillus" opt="n" orig_id="n20533"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērillus">Herillus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. Erillus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ri^lus" key="He_ri^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20534"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērĭlus">Herilus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20534.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a king of Praeneste, son of the goddess Feronia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:563"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 563</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossheri^na_ceus" key="heri^na_ceus" opt="n" orig_id="n20535"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herĭnāceus">herinaceus</head>, v. erinaceus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_ri^tu_do" key="he_ri^tu_do" opt="n" orig_id="n20536"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērĭtūdo">heritudo</head>, v eritudo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHerma_creon" key="Herma_creon" opt="n" orig_id="n20537"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermācreon">Hermacreon</head>, <itype opt="n">ontis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20537.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Greek proper name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:30:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 30, 47</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermaeum" key="Hermaeum" opt="n" orig_id="n20538"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermaeum">Hermaeum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, v. Hermes, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHerma^go^ras" key="Herma^go^ras" opt="n" orig_id="n20539"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermăgŏras">Hermagoras</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hermăgŏra</orth> (the latter is the Ciceron. form acc. to <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:61"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 61</bibl>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμαγόρας</foreign>. <sense id="n20539.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A celebrated Greek rhetorician of Rhodes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:78:271"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 78, 271</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:6:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 6, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:9:12">1, 9, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:11:16">1, 11, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:1:16"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 1, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:5:14">3, 5, 14</bibl> et saep.— <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hermăgŏrēi</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>his disciples</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:1:16"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 1, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:5:4">3, 5, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:4:4">7, 4, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20539.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Another rhetorician of Temnos in Aeolis, in the time of Augustus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:1:19"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 1, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:19"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 19</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermandi^ca" key="Hermandi^ca" opt="n" orig_id="n20540"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermandĭca">Hermandica</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20540.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Hispania</i>, perh. the modern <i>Salamanca</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:5:7"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 5, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherma^phro^di_tus" key="herma^phro^di_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20541"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hermăphrŏdītus">hermaphroditus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑρμαφρόδιτος</foreign>, <sense id="n20541.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a hermaphrodite</i>, acc. to the myth, so called after the son of Hermes and Aphrodite, who, when bathing, grew together with Salmacis into one person: <cit><quote lang="la">gignuntur et utriusque sexus, quos hermaphroditos vocamus, olim androgynos vocatos et in prodigiis habitos, nunc vero in deliciis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:34"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 3, 3, § 34</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:285"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 285</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:383">383</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:271"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 271</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:4:6"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 4, 6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20541.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>: hermaphroditae equae. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:262"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 49, 109, § 262</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermarchus" key="Hermarchus" opt="n" orig_id="n20542"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermarchus">Hermarchus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n20542.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> Of Mitylene, <i>a disciple of Epicurus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:30:96"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 30, 96</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:33:93"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 33, 93</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:97"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 30, 97</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20542.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Of Chios, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,021:16:34"><author>Auct.</author> <title>Harusp. Resp.</title> 16, 34</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHerma^the_na" key="Herma^the_na" opt="n" orig_id="n20543"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermăthēna">Hermathena</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, =<foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμῆς-Ἀθηνᾶ</foreign>, <sense id="n20543.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a double bust of Mercury and Minerva</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:1:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 1, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:4:3">1, 4, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherme_neuma" key="herme_neuma" opt="n" orig_id="n20544"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hermēneuma">hermeneuma</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑρμήνευμα</foreign>, <sense id="n20544.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>explanation, exposition, interpretation</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,002:9:3:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Excerpt. Contr.</title> 9, 3, 4</bibl> (<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 26</bibl>, written as Greek).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHerme_racles" key="Herme_racles" opt="n" orig_id="n20545"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermēracles">Hermeracles</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμῆς-Ἡρακλῆς</foreign>, <sense id="n20545.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a double bust of Mercury and Hercules</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:10:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 10, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHerme^ros" key="Herme^ros" opt="n" orig_id="n20546"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermĕros">Hermeros</head>, <itype opt="n">ōtis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμῆς-Ἔρως</foreign>, <sense id="n20546.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a double bust of Mercury and Amor</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:33"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 5, 4, § 33</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermes" key="Hermes" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20547"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermes">Hermes</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Herma</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμῆς</foreign> (Hermes, Mercury; hence transf., cf. Liddell and Scott under <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμῆς</foreign>), <sense id="n20547.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Hermes pillar, Hermes</i>, a head carved on the top of a square pedestal or post; <cit><quote lang="la">such pillars of Hermes stood, esp. in Athens, in several public places and before private houses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:19"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 8</bibl>. 138; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Alc:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Alcib.</title> 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:26:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 26, 65</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:8:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 8, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:53"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 53</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20547.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hermae-um</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a temple of Hercules, Hermaeum.</i> </sense><sense id="n20547.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The name of a summer-house</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in diaetam, cui nomen est Hermaeum, recesserat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:10"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20547.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A frontier town of Boeotia, over against Euboea</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:50:9"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 50, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermes Tri^maxi^mus" key="Hermes Tri^maxi^mus" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20548"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermes Trĭmaxĭmus">Hermes Trimaximus</head> (= <foreign lang="greek">τρις μέγιστος</foreign>, a surname of the Egyptian Hermes), <sense id="n20548.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a philosophical writer of the second century after Christ</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:21:14:5"><author>Amm.</author>21, 14, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherme_si^as" key="herme_si^as" opt="n" orig_id="n20549"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hermēsĭas">hermesias</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20549.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of medical composition for children</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:166"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 17, 102, § 166</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermi^ni^us" key="Hermi^ni^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20550"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermĭnĭus">Herminius</head>, a. <sense id="n20550.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Name of an ancient Roman family of Etruscan origin</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:10"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:65">3, 65</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:580"><author>Sil.</author> 5, 580</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20550.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A Trojan</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:642"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 642</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20550.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Herminius mons</orth>, <i>a mountain range of Lusitania</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:48"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 48</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:54"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 54</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermi^o^ne_" key="Hermi^o^ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n20551"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermĭŏnē">Hermione</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hermĭŏna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμιόνη</foreign>. <sense id="n20551.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Daughter of Menelāus and Helen</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:11:15"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 11, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:122"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 122</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:4:6"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 4, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:328"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 328</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n20551.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A maritime city of Argolis</i>, now <i>Kastri</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:3:8"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 3, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:41:5"><author>Liv.</author> 31, 41, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:18"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 5, 9, § 18</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20551.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20551.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hermĭŏnēus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hermione</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">statio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,007:471"><author>Verg.</author> <title>Cir.</title> 471</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20551.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hermĭŏnĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:56"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 19, § 56</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20551.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hermĭŏnĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:44:1"><author>Liv.</author> 31, 44, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermi^o_nes" key="Hermi^o_nes" opt="n" orig_id="n20552"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermĭōnes">Hermiones</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20552.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a name applied to the people of Central Germany, from whom are descended the</i> Suevi, Hermunduri, Chatti, and Cherusci, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:3"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 3</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:100"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 14, 28, § 100</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:2:3"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermippus" key="Hermippus" opt="n" orig_id="n20553"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermippus">Hermippus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἕρμιππος</foreign>, <sense id="n20553.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Greek proper name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 19</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 2, 2, § 4</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermo^do_rus" key="Hermo^do_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20554"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermŏdōrus">Hermodorus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n20554.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>An Ephesian prince</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:36:105"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 36, 105</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:21"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 5, 11, § 21</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20554.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A famous architect of Salamis</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:14:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 14, 62</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:3:2"><author>Vitr.</author> 3, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermo^ge^nes" key="Hermo^ge^nes" opt="n" orig_id="n20555"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermŏgĕnes">Hermogenes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20555.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a proper name</i>, e. g. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:24">13, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:10"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 10</bibl> al.; Tigellius Herm., v. Tigellius.—</sense><sense id="n20555.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hermŏgĕnĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>belonging to one Hermogenes</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">equi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Theod.</author> 10</bibl></cit> 6, 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermu aedoeo^n" key="Hermu aedoeo^n" opt="n" orig_id="n20556"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermu aedoeŏn">Hermu aedoeon</head> = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμοῦ αἰδοῖον</foreign>, <sense id="n20556.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone</i>, now unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:166"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 60, § 166</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshermu_ba^si^li_on" key="hermu_ba^si^li_on" opt="n" orig_id="n20557"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hermūbăsĭlīon">hermubasilion</head>, see the foll. art.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshermu_bo^ta^ne_" key="hermu_bo^ta^ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n20558"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hermūbŏtănē">hermubotane</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμοῦ βοτάνη</foreign>, <sense id="n20558.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the herb Mercury, also called</i> hermubasilion, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 82</bibl>; cf. hermupoa.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshermu^la" key="hermu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20559"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hermŭla">hermula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl>, <sense id="n20559.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small Hermes pillar</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Var.</title> 3, 51</bibl>; Balb. de Limit. p. 142 Goes.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermundu^ri" key="Hermundu^ri" opt="n" orig_id="n20560"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermundŭri">Hermunduri</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (= <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμόνδοροι</foreign>, Strab.), <sense id="n20560.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Germanic people on the Elbe, neighbors of the</i> Chatti, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:100"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 14, 28, § 100</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:41"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:63"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 63</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:29">12, 29</bibl> sq.; 13, 57.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshermu_po^a" key="hermu_po^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20561"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hermūpŏa">hermupoa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑρμοῦ πόα</foreign>, <sense id="n20561.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the herb Mercury</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:38"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 5, 18, § 38</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHermus" key="Hermus" opt="n" orig_id="n20562"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hermus">Hermus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἕρμος</foreign>, <sense id="n20562.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an auriferous river in Aeolis</i>, now <i>Sarabat</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:17:3"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 17, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:119"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 29, 31, § 119</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:137"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 137</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:721"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 721</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherni^a" key="herni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20563"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hernĭa">hernia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">perhaps from <foreign lang="greek">ἔρνος</foreign>, sprout, like ramex from ramus</etym>, <sense id="n20563.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a rupture, hernia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:18"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:13">13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:24:10"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 24, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHerni^ci" key="Herni^ci" opt="n" orig_id="n20564"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hernĭci">Hernici</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">herna = saxum in the Sabine and Marscar lang.</etym>, <sense id="n20564.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an Italian people in Latium, between the Aequi and Volsci</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:22"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40">40</bibl> sq.; cf.: Hernici dicti a saxis, quae Marsi herna dicunt, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=100"><author>Fest.</author> p. 100</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n20564.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hernĭ-cus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Hernici, Hernician</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:63"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:90"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saxa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:684"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 684</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:4:226"><author>Sil.</author> 4, 226</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:393">8, 393</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:5:56"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 4, 5, 56</bibl>. <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hernĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Hernician</i>, collect., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:180"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 180</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherni^o_sus" key="herni^o_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20565"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hernĭōsus">herniosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hernia</etym>, <sense id="n20565.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>ruptured, having a rupture</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">patruus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,009:5:39"><author>Verg.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 5, 39</bibl></cit>.—<i>Plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hernĭōsi</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>ruptured persons</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Heliog.</title> 25, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ro" key="He_ro" opt="n" orig_id="n20566"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēro">Hero</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡρώ</foreign>. <sense id="n20566.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A priestess of Aphrodite, in Sestos, beloved by Leander of Abydos, who repeatedly swam to her across the Hellespont, but at length was drowned</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:18"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 18</bibl> and 19; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:16:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 16, 31</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20566.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hērōus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hero</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">turres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:955"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 955</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20566.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>One of the Danaïdes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:170"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 170</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20566.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A daughter of Priam</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:90"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 90</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ro_des" key="He_ro_des" opt="n" orig_id="n20567"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērōdes">Herodes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡρώδης</foreign>. <sense id="n20567.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A king of Judea</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:184"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 184</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:2:4"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Herodis dies,</quote> <i><i>the Sabbath</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:180"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 180</bibl></cit>. —Hence, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hērōdĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>of Herod.</i>—Only as <i>subst. plur.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hērōdĭā-ni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the followers of Herod, Herodians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,049:3:6"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Marc.</title> 3, 6</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n20567.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Surnamed Atticus, <i>a celebrated Greek sophist under the Antonines</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:2"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:9:2">9, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:12">19, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20567.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A freedman of Atticus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 25</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^ro_di^us" key="he^ro_di^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20568"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕrōdĭus">herodius</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĕrōdio</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20568.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an unknown bird</i>, perhaps <i>the stork</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,005:14:16"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Deut.</title> 14, 16</bibl> (transl. of the Hebr. <foreign/>, in the Engl. transl. the little owl), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,003:11:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Lev.</title> 11, 17</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ro^do^tus" key="He_ro^do^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20569"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērŏdŏtus">Herodotus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡρόδοτος</foreign>, <sense id="n20569.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>celebrated as the earliest Greek historian, born at Halicarnassus</i>, 484 B. C.: <cit><quote lang="la">quamquam et apud Herodotum, patrem historiae et apud Theopompum sunt innumerabiles fabulae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:1:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 1, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:13:55"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 13, 55</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:73"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 73</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:101">101</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:16">9, 4, 16</bibl>; 18.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_ro_i^ce_" key="he_ro_i^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20570"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērōĭcē">heroice</head>, v. heroicus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_ro_i^cus" key="he_ro_i^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20571"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērōĭcus">heroicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡρωϊκός</foreign>, <sense id="n20571.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>relating to</i> (mythical) <i>heroes, heroic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vetus opinio est, jam usque ab heroicis ducta temporibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:21:54"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 21, 54</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:11:17"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 11, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aetates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:3:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Medea et Atreus, heroicae personae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:29:71"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 29, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sublimitas heroici carminis,</quote> <i><i>of the heroic poem, of the epic</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:8:5"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 8, 5</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">heroici carminis sonus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:10"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carmen,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 1 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">versus,</quote> usually herous versus (v. herous), <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 1256</bibl></cit> P.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hērōĭcē</orth>, <i>in the heroic style</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hos quoque (versus Homeri) tamquam heroice incomptos adamavit (Vergilius),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:5:14"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 14</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_ro_i_na" key="he_ro_i_na" opt="n" orig_id="n20572"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērōīna">heroina</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hērōīnē</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡρωΐνη</foreign>, <sense id="n20572.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a demi-goddess, heroine</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:13:31"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 13, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:2:9">2, 2, 9</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">formosae heroinae, i. e. Cassandra, Andromache, Helena, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:19:13"><author>id.</author> 1, 19, 13</bibl></cit>; cf. herois.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_ro_i_on" key="he_ro_i_on" opt="n" orig_id="n20573"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērōīon">heroion</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡρώειον</foreign>, v. l. for heroum; v. 2. herous <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_ro_is" key="he_ro_is" opt="n" orig_id="n20574"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērōis">herois</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡρωΐς</foreign>, <sense id="n20574.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a demi-goddess, heroine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">heroidum ac dearum personis effictis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:21"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">veteres heroidas aequare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:4:33"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 4, 33</bibl></cit>.—In Gr., <i>dat. plur.</i> heroisin, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:5:43"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 5, 43</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20574.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hērōĭdes</orth>, <i>the title of the Epistles of Ovid</i>, acc. to <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 908</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ro^phi^le_" key="He_ro^phi^le_" opt="n" orig_id="n20575"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērŏphĭlē">Herophile</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡροφίλη</foreign>, <sense id="n20575.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a priestess of Apollo</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:5:68"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 5, 68</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_ros" key="he_ros" opt="n" orig_id="n20576"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hēros">heros</head>, <itype opt="n">ōis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἥρως</foreign>, <i>a demi-god, hero.</i>  <sense id="n20576.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">heroum veteres casus imitari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:47:194"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 47, 194</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille deum vitam accipiet divisque videbit Permixtos heroas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:4:16"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 4, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnanimi heroes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:649"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 649</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">incipit Aeneas heros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:103"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 103</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">called also: Troius heros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:451"><author>id.</author> ib. 451</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Laertius heros,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Ulysses</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:5:3"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem virum aut heroa lyra vel acri Tibia sumis celebrare, Clio?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:12:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 12, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ajax heros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:193"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 193</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">intererit multum, divusne loquatur an heros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:114"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 114</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a hero</i> or <i>heroes, heroic</i>: ecce modo heroas sensus efferre videmus Nugari solitos Graece (for heroicos or heroos), <i>heroic thoughts</i> or <i>deeds</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:69"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 69</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20576.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in Cicero of illustrious men: heros ille noster Cato, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:17:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 17, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Antonii colloquium cum heroibus nostris (i. e. Bruto et Cassio),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:6:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illorum fuit heroum (i. e. Platonis et Aristotelis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>; and ironically of Clodius: <cit><quote lang="la">ignari, quantum in illo heroe esset animi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:3:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 3, 5</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_rostra^tus" key="He_rostra^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20577"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērostrătus">Herostratus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡρόστρατος</foreign>, <sense id="n20577.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the notorious Ephesian who, in order to make himself famous, set fire to the temple of Diana at Ephesus</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 40, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_ro_us1" key="He_ro_us1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20578"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hērōus">Herous</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <sense id="n20578.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of Hero;</i> v. Hero, I. B.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe_ro_us2" key="he_ro_us2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20579"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hērōus">herous</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡρῳος</foreign>, <i>of</i> or <i>relating to a hero, heroic.</i>  <sense id="n20579.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">labores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:7:2"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 4, 7, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">chelys,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:3:102"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 3, 102</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">carmen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:8:5"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 8, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:3:16"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 3 (4, 2), 16</bibl>: versus, <i>heroic</i> or <i>epic verse</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:27:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 27, 68</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:28"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 28</bibl>: pes, <i>an heroic</i> or <i>epic foot</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:47:182"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 47, 182</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20579.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n20579.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hērōus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>an epic verse</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">apte Jungitur herous cum breviore modo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:17:22"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 17, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:20:6"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 20, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in herois,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:88"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 88</bibl></cit> Zumpt <title>N. cr.</title>; also: <cit><quote lang="la">herous, qui est idem dactylus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:88"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 88</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:89"><author>id.</author> 9, 4, 89</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20579.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hērōum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> </sense><sense id="n20579.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A monument to the memory of a hero</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:18"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 5, 6, § 18</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20579.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> = asphodelus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:67"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 22, 32, § 67</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherpes" key="herpes" opt="n" orig_id="n20580"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herpes">herpes</head>, <itype opt="n">ētis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἕρπης</foreign>. <sense id="n20580.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A cutaneous eruption that creeps and spreads</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:145"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 14, 87, § 145</bibl>; and perh.<author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 117, 22</bibl>, where others read herpestica (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:28:3"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 28, 3</bibl>, written as Greek).—</sense><sense id="n20580.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Herpes quoque animal a Graecis vocatur, quo praecipue sanantur quaecumque serpunt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:116"><author>Plin.</author> 30, 13, 39, § 116</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherpesti^cus" key="herpesti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20581"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herpestĭcus">herpesticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑρπηστικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20581.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>spreading, eating</i>: gangraena, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 117, 22</bibl> (al. herpes ita; v. herpes, I.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossherpyllum" key="herpyllum" opt="n" orig_id="n20582"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="herpyllum">herpyllum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἕρπυλλον</foreign>, <sense id="n20582.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a climbing evergreen plant, also called</i> sisymbrium, <i>creeping thyme</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 105</bibl>; also called <cit><quote lang="la">herpyllus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 99</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHerse_" key="Herse_" opt="n" orig_id="n20583"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hersē">Herse</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἕρση</foreign>, <sense id="n20583.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a daughter of Cecrops, beloved by Mercury</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:559"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 559</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:724">724</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHersi^li^a" key="Hersi^li^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20584"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hersĭlĭa">Hersilia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20584.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the wife of Romulus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:830"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 830</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:11:2"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 11, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:6"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHertha" key="Hertha" opt="n" orig_id="n20585"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hertha">Hertha</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. Nerthus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe^ru^li" key="He^ru^li" opt="n" orig_id="n20586"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĕrŭli">Heruli</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Ĕrŭli</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20586.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Herulians, the people of Northern Germany who penetrated into Italy and dissolved the western Roman Empire</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:23:1:3"><author>Amm.</author>23, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Diac.</author> <title>Longob.</title> 1, 1</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud. Mamert.</author> <title>Pan. ad Maxim.</title> 5</bibl>; <title>Genethl.</title> 7.—In <number opt="n">sing.</number> collect.: <cit><quote lang="la">cursu Herulus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:7:236"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 7, 236</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^rus" key="he^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20587"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕrus">herus</head>, v. erus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshervum" key="hervum" opt="n" orig_id="n20588"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hervum">hervum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, v. ervum.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_si^o^dus" key="He_si^o^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n20589"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēsĭŏdus">Hesiodus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡσίοδος</foreign>, <sense id="n20589.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Greek poet Hesiod</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:11"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:17:21:3">17, 21, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:7:1"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 7, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:52"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 52</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:11:19">5, 11, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:14:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 14, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:15:98"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 15, 98</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20589.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20589.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēsĭŏdēus</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-īus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡσιόδειος</foreign>, <i>of</i> or <i>relating to Hesiod, Hesiodic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud Hesiodium laudatur a doctis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:4:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 4, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carmina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:9:213"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 9, 213</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20589.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēsĭŏdĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">carmen,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. G. 2, 176</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHe_si^o^ne_" key="He_si^o^ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n20590"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hēsĭŏnē">Hesione</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hēsĭŏna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἡσιόνη</foreign>. <sense id="n20590.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A daughter of Laomedon, king of Troy, whom Hercules rescued from a seamonster and gave in marriage to Telamon, to whom she bore Teucer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:211"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 211</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:157"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 157</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:31"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:89">89</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:97">97</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20590.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The title of a tragedy of Naevius</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:107"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 107</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:25:3"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 25, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHespe^ria" key="Hespe^ria" opt="n" orig_id="n20591"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hespĕria">Hesperia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. Hesperus, II. A. 2.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHespe^ri^des" key="Hespe^ri^des" opt="n" orig_id="n20592"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hespĕrĭdes">Hesperides</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. Hesperus, II. B. 2. b.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHespe^ri^e_" key="Hespe^ri^e_" opt="n" orig_id="n20593"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hespĕrĭē">Hesperie</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑσπερίη</foreign>, <sense id="n20593.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a daughter of the river Cebren, who was killed by the bite of a snake</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:769"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 769</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHespe^ris" key="Hespe^ris" opt="n" orig_id="n20594"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hespĕris">Hesperis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, v. Hesperus, II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHespe^ri^us" key="Hespe^ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20595"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hespĕrĭus">Hesperius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Hesperus, II. A.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshespe^ru_go" key="hespe^ru_go" opt="n" orig_id="n20596"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hespĕrūgo">hesperugo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">Hesperus</etym>, <sense id="n20596.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the evening star</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,004:877"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Med.</title> 877</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHespe^rus" key="Hespe^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20597"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hespĕrus">Hesperus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-os</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἕσπερος</foreign> (the evening; pure Lat., with the digamma, vesper; hence transf.), <sense id="n20597.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the evening star, Hesperus;</i> acc. to the myth, <i>the son of Cephalus and Aurora;</i> cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:2:42"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Astr.</title> 2, 42</bibl>; or, acc. to another myth, <i>the son of Iapetus and Asia, and brother of Atlas;</i> cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 1, 530</bibl>, and 4, 484: infima est quinque errantium terraeque proxima stella Veneris, quae <foreign lang="greek">φωσφόρος</foreign> Graece, Latine dicitur Lucifer, cum antegreditur solem, cum subsequitur autem Hesperos, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:20:53"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 20, 53</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">illam non veniens Aurora Cessantem vidit, non Hesperus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:441"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 441</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:314"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 314</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:419"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 419</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ite domum saturae, venit Hesperus, ite capellae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:10:77"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 10, 77</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20597.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20597.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hespĕrĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>situated towards the west, western, Hesperian.</i> </sense><sense id="n20597.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: Hesperium fretum, <i>the western ocean</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:258"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 258</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">litus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:142"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 142</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:17:20"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 17, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">axis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:214"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 214</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">constitit Hesperio, regnis Atlantis, in orbe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:628"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 628</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imperi Porrecta majestas ad ortus Solis ab Hesperio cubili,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:15:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 15, 16</bibl></cit>: rex, i. e. <i>Atlas</i> or <i>Hesperus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,013:111"><author>Ov.</author> de Nuce, 111</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hesperios amnes, Rhenum Rhodanumque Padumque, etc.,</quote> <i><i>western</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:258"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 258</bibl></cit>: et terram Hesperiam venies, <i>the land of the west</i>, i. e. <i>Italy</i> (because situated to the west of the Trojans), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:781"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 781</bibl>; cf. in the foll. 2.; so of <i>Italy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Latium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:601"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 601</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fluctus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:28:26"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 28, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ruina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:1:32"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 1, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">duces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:5:703"><author>Luc.</author> 5, 703</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n20597.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hespĕria</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. terra), <i>the land of the west, Hesperia;</i> <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for <i>Italy</i> or <i>Spain</i>: est locus, Hesperiam quam mortales perhibebant, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 1</bibl> (Ann. v. 23 Vahl.); imitated by Vergil: <cit><quote lang="la">est locus, Hesperiam Grai cognomine dicunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:530"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 530</bibl></cit>; so of <i>Italy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:6:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 6, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:5:38">4, 5, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:224"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 224</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">qui nunc Hesperia sospes ab ultima, etc.,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Spain</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:36:4"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 36, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20597.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hespĕris</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>of evening</i> or <i>the west, western, Hesperian.</i> </sense><sense id="n20597.6" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: corniger Hesperidum fluvius regnator aquarum (Tibris), i. e. <i>Italian</i> (cf. above), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:77"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 77</bibl>. —Hence, </sense><sense id="n20597.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n20597.8" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hespĕris</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the queen's gilliflower</i>, Hesperis tristis, Linn.: <cit><quote lang="la">hesperis noctu magis olet, inde nomine invento,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:39"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 7, 18, § 39</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20597.9" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">He-spĕrĭdes</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> </sense><sense id="n20597.10" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <i>The Hesperides, daughters of Hesperus</i>, or <i>of Erebus and Nox, who, on an island beyond Mount Atlas, watched a garden with golden apples</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:1:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 1, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:17:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 17, 44</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:1:3"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 1, 3</bibl>; Hyg. Fab. praef.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:114"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 114</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:32"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hesperidum mala, poma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:6:61"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 6, 61</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:1:158"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 1, 158</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hesperidum serpens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:114"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 114</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20597.11" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <i>A group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:10:3"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 10, 3</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">called also: Hesperidum insulae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:201"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 31, 36, § 201</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshesternus" key="hesternus" opt="n" orig_id="n20598"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hesternus">hesternus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hes, whence heri, analog. with hodiernus</etym>, <sense id="n20598.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of yesterday, yesterday's</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">disputatio hesterni et hodierni diei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:21:81"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 21, 81</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hesterno die,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:29:73"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 29, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hesterno sermone,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 12</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">die,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:3:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 3, 6</bibl></cit>: nocte <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:19:72"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 19, 72</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermone,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 6, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">disputatione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:4:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 4, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">panis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:1:3"><author>Cels.</author> 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">reliquiae,</quote> <i><i>of yesterday</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:77"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 1, 2, 25 (77)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:939"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 939</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:6:3:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 6, 3, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:9:44"><author>Juv.</author> 9, 44</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">minutal,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:129"><author>id.</author> 14, 129</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fercula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:105"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 105</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:78"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 78</bibl></cit>: ex potatione, Cic. Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:66"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 66</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Iaccho (i. e. vino),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:6:15"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:24:8"><author>Just.</author> 24, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corollae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:34:59"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 34 (3, 32), 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">crines,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>not yet arranged</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:15:5"><author>id.</author> 1, 15, 5</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">coma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:154"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 154</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lar,</quote> <i><i>to whom sacrifice was made yesterday</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:542"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 542</bibl></cit> Serv.: <cit><quote lang="la">ignes suscitat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:643"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 643</bibl></cit>.—Facete: Quirites, <i>Romans of yesterday</i>, i. e. <i>slaves recently made free</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:3:106"><author>Pers.</author> 3, 106</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">hesternorum immemores, acta pueritiae recordari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:2:6"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 2, 6</bibl></cit>.—In the <case opt="n">abl.</case> adverb., hesterno (sc. die), <i>yesterday</i>, Sisenn. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 180</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Epigr.</title> 74, 1</bibl>; Sulpic. Sev. Dial. 3, 1, 1; 3, 5, 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHesti^aeo_tis" key="Hesti^aeo_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n20599"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hestĭaeōtis">Hestiaeotis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑστιαιῶτις</foreign>, <sense id="n20599.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a district in Thessaly between Olympus and Ossa</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:13"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 2, 9, § 13</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHesus" key="Hesus" opt="n" orig_id="n20600"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hesus">Hesus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. Esus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^taeri^a" key="he^taeri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20601"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕtaerĭa">hetaeria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑταιρία</foreign>, <sense id="n20601.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a</i> (religious) <i>brotherhood, fraternity</i>, Traj. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:43:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 43, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:97:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 97, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^taeri^ce_" key="he^taeri^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20602"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕtaerĭcē">hetaerice</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑταιρική</foreign>, <sense id="n20602.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a body of horse-guards in the Macedonian army</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Eum:1:6"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 1, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^te^ro_^cli^tus" key="he^te^ro_^cli^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20603"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕtĕrō̆clĭtus">heteroclitus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑτερόκλιτος</foreign>, in gram. lang., <sense id="n20603.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>varying in declension, heteroclite</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 23</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 1065</bibl> ib.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshe^te^rocra_ne^a" key="he^te^rocra_ne^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20604"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĕtĕrocrānĕa">heterocranea</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-ĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑτεροκρανία</foreign>, <sense id="n20604.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>headache on one side of the head</i>, also called hemicrania, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:99"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 9, 45, § 99</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHetricu^lum" key="Hetricu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n20605"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hetricŭlum">Hetriculum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n20605.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of the Bruttii</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:19:10"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 19, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHetru_ria" key="Hetru_ria" opt="n" orig_id="n20606"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hetrūria">Hetruria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hetruscus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Etruria.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshetta" key="hetta" opt="n" orig_id="n20607"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hetta">hetta</head> <itype opt="n">res minimi pretii, quasi hieta</itype>, id est hiatus hominis atque oscitatio. Alii pusulam dixerunt esse, quae in coquendo pane solet assurgere, a qua accipi rem nullius pretii, cum dicimus: Non hettae te facio, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=99"><author>Fest.</author> p. 99</bibl> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title> <etym opt="n">perhaps kindred with the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἥττων, ἥσσων</foreign>, less, meaner; cf. the foll. art.</etym>.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshette_ma^ti^cus" key="hette_ma^ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20608"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hettēmătĭcus">hettematicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡττηματικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20608.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>poor of its kind</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 3, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossheu!" key="heu!" opt="n" orig_id="n20609"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heu!">heu!</head> <pos opt="n">interj.</pos> (constr. <abbr>absol.</abbr> or with <case opt="n">acc.</case>, rarely with <case opt="n">nom.</case> or <i>voc.;</i> cf. Huschke ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:6:28"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 6, 28</bibl>; Forbig. and Wagn. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:274"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 274</bibl>. The passages cited for heu mihi, etc., Hand, Turs. III. 68 sq., are mostly corrected in recent edd.)  <sense id="n20609.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> An exclamation of grief or pain, <i>oh! ah! alas!</i> heu heu, quam ego malis perdidi modis, quod tibi detuli et quod dedi! <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:255"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 26 (255)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quatenus, heu nefas! Virtutem incolumem odimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:24:30"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 24, 30</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">palam captis gravis, heu nefas heu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:6:17"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 6, 17</bibl></cit>: o domus antiqua, heu quam dispari Dominare domino! Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:39:139"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 39, 139</bibl> (Trag. Rel. Rib. p. 224): heu, mea fortuna, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 90, 14</bibl> (Trag. v. 408 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">heu, hercle, mulier, multum et audax et mala's,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:731"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 1, 31 (731)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu, nimis longo satiate ludo (Mars)!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:2:37"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 2, 37</bibl></cit>: heu me miseram! interii, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 504, 6</bibl> (Trag. v. 228 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:271"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 271</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">heu me miserum!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:722"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 4, 9, 10 (722)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:626"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 4, 39 (626)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:646"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 646</bibl>; Afran. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:20:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 20, 45</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:7:4:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 7, 4, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu me infelicem!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:282"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 282</bibl></cit>; Turp. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:35:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 35, 73</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu edepol hominem nihili!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:695"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 3, 2, 27 (695)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu edepol res turbulentas!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:68"><author>id.</author> <title>Epid.</title> 1, 1, 68 (68)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu hercle hominem multum et odiosum mihi!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:313"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 2, 41 (313)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu hercle odiosas res!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1055"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 2, 65 (1055)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:871"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 2, 119 (871)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu me, per urbem Fabula quanta fui!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:11:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 11, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu, cor meum finditur!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:251"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 17 (251)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu edepol, patrem eum miserum praedicas!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:949"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 65 (949)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illuc heu miseri traducimur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:159"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 159</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu, edepol ne ego homo vivo miser,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:908"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 5, 10 (908)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu, nunc misero mihi demum exsilium infelix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:849"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 849</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20609.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In a few doubtful passages in Plautus as an exclamation of admiration or surprise, <i>oh!</i> heu hercle mortalem catum! <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1107"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 2, 147 (1107)</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">heu edepol mortalis malos!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:603"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 2, 26 (603)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHeurēsis" key="Heurēsis" opt="n" orig_id="n20610"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="‡ † Heurēsis">Heuresis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕos</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Εὕρησις</foreign> (a finding out), <i>a Roman festival in November</i>, Calend. Farnes. ap. Orell. Inscr. II. p. 381.</div1>


<div1 id="crossheure^ta" key="heure^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n20610"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heurĕta">heureta</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">εὑρετής</foreign>, <sense id="n20610.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an inventor, inventive person</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:702"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 2, 4, 9 (702)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossheus!" key="heus!" opt="n" orig_id="n20611"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="heus!">heus!</head> <pos opt="n">interj.</pos> Used in calling attention, <sense id="n20611.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>ho! ho there! hark! holloa!</i> heus, reclude: <cit><quote lang="la">heus, Tranio, etiamne aperis? ... heus vos, pueri, quid istic agitis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:912"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 28 (912)</bibl></cit> sq.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Syre, Syre inquam, heus, heus Syre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:348"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 348</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">heus, heus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:336"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 336</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:530">530</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:625"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 625</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus, Phaedrome, exi, exi, exi, inquam ocius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:276"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 2, 2, 26 (276)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">heus, Staphyla, prodi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:350"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 6, 1 (350)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus, Strobile, sequere propere me,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:263"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 86 (263)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus, ecquis hic est?</quote> <i><i>holloa there</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1020"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 4, 1, 12 (1020)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:582"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 1, 10 (582)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:903"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 19 (903)</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">heus, ubi estis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:830"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 4, 2, 50 (830)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus, audin' quid ait?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:592"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4, 60 (592)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et heus, jube illos illinc amabo abscedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:466"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 2, 36 (466)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus age, responde,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:2:17"><author>Pers.</author> 2, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus bone, tu palles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:3:94"><author>id.</author> 3, 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus, etiam mensas consumimus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:116"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 116</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus tu, te volo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:391"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 3, 21 (391)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:186"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 3, 29 (186)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus tu, Rufio, cave sis mentiaris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:22:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 22, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus tu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:516"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 4, 2, 30 (516)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:686">5, 3, 8 (686)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:828"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 4, 4, 15 (828)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:102"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 102</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:594">594</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:398"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 398</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:21"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">heus vos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:166"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 2, 2 (166)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:956"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 72 (956)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:839"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 5, 2, 63 (839)</bibl>: <abbr>Ch.</abbr> Atque heus tu. <abbr>Ni.</abbr> Quid vis? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:327"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 93 (327)</bibl>: <abbr>Ph.</abbr> Sed heus tu. <abbr>Pa.</abbr> Quid vis? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:217"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 217</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed heus tu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:434"><author>id.</author> ib. 434</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:369"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 369</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:16:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 16, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:11:4">15, 11, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:11:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 11, 2</bibl>.—Heus always begins a clause, except sometimes in Terence: <cit><quote lang="la">omnium rerum heus necessitudo est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:276"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 276</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexa^chordos" key="hexa^chordos" opt="n" orig_id="n20612"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexăchordos">hexachordos</head>, <itype opt="n">on</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξάχορδος</foreign>, <sense id="n20612.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having six musical strings</i> or <i>stops</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">machina,</quote> <i><i>a water - organ with six stops</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:10:13"><author>Vitr.</author> 10, 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexacli_non" key="hexacli_non" opt="n" orig_id="n20613"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexaclīnon">hexaclinon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξάκλινον</foreign>, <sense id="n20613.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a couch to hold six persons</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:60:9"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 60, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHexa^e_me^ron" key="Hexa^e_me^ron" opt="n" orig_id="n20614"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hexăēmĕron">Hexaemeron</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n20614.0" level="1" n="" opt="n">= <foreign lang="greek">Ἑξαήμερον</foreign> (<i>of</i> or <i>in six days</i>), <i>the six days of the creation</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 42</bibl>; also <i>the title of a work on the creation of the world</i>, by Ambrosius; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 42</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexa^go_num" key="hexa^go_num" opt="n" orig_id="n20615"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexăgōnum">hexagonum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξάγωνον</foreign>, <sense id="n20615.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a six-sided figure, hexagon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:2:10"><author>Col.</author> 5, 2, 10</bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:16:5"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 16, 5</bibl> written as Greek); also called <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hexăgōnium</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> Hexaëm. 5, 21, 69.</bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexa^me^ter" key="hexa^me^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n20616"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexămĕter">hexameter</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hexămetrus</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1518,001:page=2430"><author>Ter. Maur.</author> p. 2430</bibl> P.), <itype opt="n">tri</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξάμετρος</foreign> (of six measures), with or without versus, <sense id="n20616.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a verse consisting of six feet, a hexameter</i>: versus, Lucil. ap. Porphyr. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:87"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 87</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">metrum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 1, 38, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Antipater ille Sidonius solitus est versus hexametros aliosque variis modis atque numeris fundere ex tempore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:50:194"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 50, 194</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hexametrorum instar versuum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:66:222"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 66, 222</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">liber scriptus ab eo hexametris versibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:85"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in longis versibus qui hexametri dicuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:18:15:1"><author>Gell.</author> 18, 15, 1</bibl></cit> (cf.<author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:27:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 27, 68</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">initium hexametri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:78"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 78</bibl></cit>; cf. § 74: <cit><quote lang="la">finis hexametri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:75"><author>id.</author> 9, 4, 75</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1518,001:page=2441"><author>Ter. Maur.</author> p. 2441</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">iambicus,</quote> <i><i>whose sixth foot is an iambus</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 516</bibl></cit> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexa^pho^ros" key="hexa^pho^ros" opt="n" orig_id="n20617"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexăphŏros">hexaphoros</head>, <itype opt="n">on</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξαφόρος</foreign>, <sense id="n20617.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one of six who carry a load together</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">phalangarii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:10:8"><author>Vitr.</author> 10, 8 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n20617.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Borne by six together; subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hexăphŏrum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξάφορον</foreign>, <i>a litter borne by six men</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:81:1"><author>Mart.</author> 2, 81, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non debes ferri mortuus hexaphoro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:77:10"><author>id.</author> 6, 77, 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexapto_ta" key="hexapto_ta" opt="n" orig_id="n20618"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexaptōta">hexaptota</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. nomina), = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξάπτωτα</foreign>, in gram., <sense id="n20618.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nouns that have six cases</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 673</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 1, 6, 43</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHexa^py^lon" key="Hexa^py^lon" opt="n" orig_id="n20619"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hexăpylon">Hexapylon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑξάπυλον</foreign>, <sense id="n20619.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a gate in Syracuse with six entrances</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:21"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32">32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39">39</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexas" key="hexas" opt="n" orig_id="n20620"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexas">hexas</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξάς</foreign>, <sense id="n20620.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the number six</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 108</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexasti^chus" key="hexasti^chus" opt="n" orig_id="n20621"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexastĭchus">hexastichus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξάστιχος</foreign>, <sense id="n20621.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of six lines</i> or <i>rows</i>: hordeum, perh. our <i>long-eared barley</i>, Hordeum caeleste, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:9:4"><author>Col.</author> 2, 9, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">myrtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:122"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 29, 37, § 122</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexasty^los" key="hexasty^los" opt="n" orig_id="n20622"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexastylos">hexastylos</head>, <itype opt="n">on</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξάστυλος</foreign>, <sense id="n20622.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having six columns</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:3:2:7"><author>Vitr.</author> 3, 2, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexe_conta^li^thos" key="hexe_conta^li^thos" opt="n" orig_id="n20623"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexēcontălĭthos">hexecontalithos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξηκοντάλιθος</foreign> (sixty-colored stone), <sense id="n20623.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:167"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 60, § 167</bibl>; Solin. 31.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshexe_ris" key="hexe_ris" opt="n" orig_id="n20624"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hexēris">hexeris</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἑξήρης</foreign> (<foreign lang="greek">ναῦς</foreign>), <sense id="n20624.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a vessel with six banks of oars</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:23:5"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 23, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:9:8">29, 9, 8</bibl>.—<abbr>Abl.</abbr> hexere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:1:8"><author>Val. Max.</author> 1, 8</bibl>, ext. 11.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^anti^a" key="hi^anti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20625"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭantĭa">hiantia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hio</etym>, <sense id="n20625.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an opening</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">oris,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^asco" key="hi^asco" opt="n" orig_id="n20626"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭasco">hiasco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">hio</etym>, <sense id="n20626.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to open, break open</i> (ante- and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ubi primum nuces pineae incipiunt hiascere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:17:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 17, 2</bibl></cit>; Gargil. de Re Hort. 2, 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^aspis" key="hi^aspis" opt="n" orig_id="n20627"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭaspis">hiaspis</head>, v. iaspis.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^a_tus" key="hi^a_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20628"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭātus">hiatus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">hio</etym>, <i>an opening, aperture, cleft</i> (class. in <number opt="n">sing.</number> and <number opt="n">plur.</number>; cf. rima, rictus).  <sense id="n20628.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">animalia cibum partim oris hiatu et dentibus ipsis capessunt, partim unguium tenacitate arripiunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:47:122"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 47, 122</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:27"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 27</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:680"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 680</bibl>.—Without oris: <cit><quote lang="la">ne immodicus hiatus rictum distendat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:11:9"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 11, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">extremus exspirantis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:2:31"><author>id.</author> 6, 2, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nemeaeus magnus hiatus Ille leonis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:24"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 24</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quinquaginta atris immanis hiatibus Hydra,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>open mouths</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:576"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 576</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:557"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 557</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:61">11, 61</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:34"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 34</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">personae pallentis hiatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:175"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 175</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magno sublimis pardus hiatu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:123"><author>id.</author> 11, 123</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:38"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 4, 7, § 38</bibl>; cf. of Boreas: <cit><quote lang="la">imbres, sicco quos asper hiatu Persolidat Boreas,</quote> <i><i>with a dry throat, dry breath</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:352"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 352</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">repentini terrarum hiatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:5:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hauriri urbes terrae hiatibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:119"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 15, 24, § 119</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (Gyges) descendit in illum hiatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:9:38"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 9, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neu distracta (Natura) suum late dispandat hiatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:599"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 599</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quantum caeli patet altus hiatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:418"><author>id.</author> 4, 418</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:375"><author>id.</author> 5, 375</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">fit et caeli ipsius hiatus, quod vocant chasma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:96"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 26, 26, § 96</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corticis bipedalis hiatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:57"><author>id.</author> 16, 12, 23, § 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hiatus patuli fontis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>basin</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:162"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 162</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">specus est tenebroso caecus hiatu,</quote> <i><i>aperture</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:409"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 409</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">veteris rimae cum texit hiatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:195"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 195</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid dignum tanto feret hic promissor hiatu?</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of such pompous language, high-flown style</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:138"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 138</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:636"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 636</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20628.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20628.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>an eager desire, longing</i> (so used by Tac.): <cit><quote lang="la">libidine sanguinis et hiatu praemiorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:42"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 42</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20628.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., in gram., <i>a hiatus</i>: habet enim ille tamquam hiatus concursu vocalium molle quiddam et quod indicet non ingratam negligentiam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:23:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 23, 77</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:33"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 33</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Catullus) amans hiatus illius Homerici suavitatem, ebriosa dixit propter insequentis a litterae (verbi acinae) concentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:7:20:6"><author>Gell.</author> 7, 20, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^ber" key="Hi^ber" opt="n" orig_id="n20629"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭber">Hiber</head>, v. Hiberes.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^be_res" key="Hi^be_res" opt="n" orig_id="n20630"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭbēres">Hiberes</head> (less correctly, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ibēres</orth>), <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἴβηρες</foreign>. <sense id="n20630.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Iberians</i>, the Greek name for <i>Spaniards</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:9:6"><author>Cat.</author> 9, 6</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">sing.</number> collect.: <cit><quote lang="la">me peritus Discet Hiber Rhodanique potor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:20:20"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 20, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">durus Iber,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:258"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 258</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n20630.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭbērus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Ib-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Iberians</i> or <i>Spaniards, Iberian, Spanish</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">gurges,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the Western Ocean</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:913"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 913</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:324"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 324</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">minium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:3:11"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 3, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">piscis, i. e. scomber,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:8:46"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 8, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pastor,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Geryon</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:184"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 184</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">vaccae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Geryon's</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:519"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 519</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lorica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:29:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 29, 15</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">nodi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:266"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 266</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n20630.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭbērus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Ib-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, =<foreign lang="greek">Ἴβηρος</foreign>, <i>the river Iberus in Spain</i>, now the <i>Ebro</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:6:5"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 6, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:21"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 3, 4, § 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:111">4, 20, 34, § 111</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:60"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 60</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:2"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5">5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:4:23"><author>Luc.</author> 4, 23</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20630.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭ-bēri</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Ib-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = Hiberes, <i>the Iberians, Spaniards</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:408"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 408</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20630.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭ-bērĭa</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Ib-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἰβηρία</foreign>, <i>Iberia</i>, the Greek name of <i>Spain</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:21"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 3, 4, § 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:5:28"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 5, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:14:50">4, 14, 50</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20630.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭbērĭcus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Ib-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Iberic, Spanish</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <i><i>on the eastern side of Spain</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:16:9"><author>Col.</author> 8, 16, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:6"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 1, 2, § 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:110">4, 20, 34, § 110</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">terrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:23:164"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 23, 164</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">funes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:4:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 4, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20630.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭbērĭăcus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Ib-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Iberic, Spanish</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">terrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:13:510"><author>Sil.</author> 13, 510</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20630.7" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭbē-rīna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a female Iberian, a Spanish woman</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:53"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 53</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20630.8" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>An Asiatic people near Mount Caucasus, neighbors of the Colchians, in modern Georgia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:5:6"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 5, 6</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">sing.</number> collect.: <cit><quote lang="la">Armeniae praetentus Hiber,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:5:166"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 5, 166</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:750"><author>id.</author> 6, 750</bibl>.—Called also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭbērĭ</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:2:5"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 2, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:33"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:5:21"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 5, 21</bibl>.—And <number opt="n">sing.</number>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭbērus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>an Iberian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:7:235"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 7, 235</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭbērĭa</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Ib-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the country of Iberia, near the Caucasus</i> (now <i>Georgia</i>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:12"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 4, 4, § 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:29">6, 10, 11, § 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:40">6, 13, 15, § 40</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:5:21"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 5, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:120"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 120</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi_berna" key="hi_berna" opt="n" orig_id="n20631"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hīberna">hiberna</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, v. hibernus, II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshi_berna_cu^lum" key="hi_berna_cu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n20632"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hībernācŭlum">hibernaculum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">hiberno</etym>, <i>a winter residence, winter apartment.</i>  <sense id="n20632.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:1:2:4"><author>Vitr.</author> 1, 2, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:4:4">7, 4, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:17:7"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 17, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20632.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., in milit. lang., <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hī-bernācŭla</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>tents for winterquarters, an encampment for winter, winter tents</i> (opp. hiberna, winter-quarters in gen.): <cit><quote lang="la">hibernacula Carthaginiensium lignea ferme tota erant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:3:8"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hibernacula etiam, res nova militi Romano, aedificari coepta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:2:1"><author>id.</author> 5, 2, 1</bibl></cit> Weissenb. ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:32:1">22, 32, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:23"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:38">14, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:eum:8:4"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 8, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi_berna_lis" key="hi_berna_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20633"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hībernālis">hibernalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hibernus</etym>, <sense id="n20633.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wintry, winter-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">glacies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,026:16:29"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Sap.</title> 16, 29</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^berni^a" key="Hi^berni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20634"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭbernĭa">Hibernia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (= <foreign lang="greek">Ἰουερνία</foreign> Ptol.), <sense id="n20634.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the island now called Ireland</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:13:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 13, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:103"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 16, 30, § 103</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:24"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 24</bibl>.— Also called <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Iverna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:6:6"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 6, 6</bibl>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ju-verna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:160"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 160</bibl>; and (acc. to the Gr. form <foreign lang="greek">Ἰέρνη</foreign> Strab.) <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ierna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,008:p60"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Mund.</title> p. 60</bibl>; and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Iernē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Laud. Stil.</title> 2, 251</bibl>; IV. Cons. Hon. 33.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi_berno" key="hi_berno" opt="n" orig_id="n20635"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hīberno">hiberno</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">hibernus</etym>, <i>to pass the winter, to winter.</i>  <sense id="n20635.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">furcillas reducit hibernatum in tecta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:8:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 8, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(thynni) ubicumque deprehensi usque ad aequinoctium, ibi hibernant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:51"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 15, 20, § 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exercitum in agrum Vescinum hibernatum duxit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:46:9"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 46, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novas (naves) Panormi subducit, ut in sicco hibernarent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:1:14"><author>id.</author> 29, 1, 14</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20635.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., in milit. lang., <i>to keep in winter-quarters</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam vero quemadmodum milites hibernent, quotidie sermones ac litterae perferuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:39"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Imp. Pomp.</title> 13, 39</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:17:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 17, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:46"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 46</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:16"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:1">26, 1</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n20635.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> transf., <i>to rest, repose</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:6:7"><author>Pers.</author> 6, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi_bernus" key="hi_bernus" opt="n" orig_id="n20636"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hībernus">hibernus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">root Sanscr. himas, Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χιών</foreign>, snow, v. hiems; for hiemernus (hīm-), cf. <foreign lang="greek">χειμερινός</foreign></etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to winter, wintry, winter</i>-.  <sense id="n20636.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">hiberno tempore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:699"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 699</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:940"><author>id.</author> 5, 940</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">in aprico maxime pratuli loco, quod erat hibernum tempus anni, considerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">temporibus hibernis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 10, § 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">menses,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">annus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>winter-time</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:2:29"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 2, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exortus solis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:57"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 17, 21, § 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">occasus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:34"><author>id.</author> 5, 5, 5, § 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navigatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:14:46"><author>id.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 14, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">grando,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:158"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 158</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">nix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:12:4"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 12, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cubiculum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 1, 1, § 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tunica,</quote> <i><i>winter dress</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:689"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 94 (689)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">calceatus feminarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:34"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 8, 13, § 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pira,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:106"><author>id.</author> 16, 26, 43, § 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">agni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:187"><author>id.</author> 8, 47, 72, § 187</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Alpes,</quote> <i><i>wintry, cold</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:41"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 41</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">Caucasus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:612"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 612</bibl></cit>; and transf. <cit><quote lang="la">Borysthenidae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>inhabiting a cold country</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:7:18"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 7, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cori,</quote> <i><i>stormy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:126"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 126</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flumen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:7:27"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 7, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:15:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 15, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aequor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:235"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 235</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neptunus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:55"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:355"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 355</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pulvis,</quote> <i><i>a dry winter</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:101"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 101</bibl></cit>; quoted in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:14"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 2, 2, § 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lycia,</quote> <i><i>cold</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:143"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legiones,</quote> <i><i>lying in winter-quarters</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:8"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tumulus vergens in occidentem hibernum,</quote> <i><i>to the south-west</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:46:5"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 46, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20636.2" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In <i>neut.</i> adverb.: <cit><quote lang="la">increpui (sc. Arcturus) hibernum, et fluctus movi maritimos,</quote> <i><i>stormily, tempestuously</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:69"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> prol. 69</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20636.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hībernum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the winter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hiberno,</quote> <i><i>in the winter</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 3:1:2"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 3, 1, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20636.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hīberna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. castra), <i>winter-quarters</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tres (legiones), quae circum Aquileiam hiemabant, ex hibernis educit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:10:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in hiberna in Sequanos exercitum deduxit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:54"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 54</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:35:3">2, 35, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:2:1">3, 2, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:29">3, 29</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:38:4">4, 38, 4</bibl> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">quo (tempore) neque frumenta in hibernis erant neque multum a maturitate aberant,</quote> <i><i>in the winter camp, winter magazines</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:48:5"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 48, 5</bibl></cit> Oud. <title>N. cr.</title>: <cit><quote lang="la">consules hiberna egerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:28:2"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 28, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hiberna aedificavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:48:2"><author>id.</author> 23, 48, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:38:4">7, 38, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20636.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> (Sc. loca.) <i>The range of cattle in winter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:32:1:67"><author>Dig.</author> 32, 1, 67</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20636.6" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> (Sc. tempora.) <i>Winters</i> = years, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:266"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 266</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^be_rus" key="Hi^be_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20637"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭbērus">Hiberus</head>, v. Iberus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^biscum" key="hi^biscum" opt="n" orig_id="n20638"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭbiscum">hibiscum</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ĕbiscum</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:80"><author>Scrib.</author> 80</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:82">82</bibl>; and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĭbiscus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. E. 2, 30</bibl>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἰβίσκος</foreign>, <sense id="n20638.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the marsh-mallow</i>, Althaea officinalis, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:29"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 4, 14, § 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:89">19, 5, 27, § 89</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:10:71"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 10, 71</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haedorumque gregem viridi compellere hibisco,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>with a marsh-mallow twig</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:30"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 30</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshibri^da" key="hibri^da" opt="n" orig_id="n20639"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hibrĭda">hibrida</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hybrĭda</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ibr-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">comm.</gen> <etym opt="n">most prob. kindred with <foreign lang="greek">ὑβρίζω, ὕβρις</foreign>, qs. unbridled, lawless, unnatural; hence</etym>, of animals produced from two different species, <i>a mongrel, hybrid.</i>  <sense id="n20639.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">in nullo genere aeque facilis mixtura cum fero (quam in suibus), qualiter natos antiqui hybridas vocabant ceu semiferos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:213"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 53, 79, § 213</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20639.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of persons, <i>one born of a Roman father and a foreign mother</i>, or <i>of a freeman and a slave</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ibique postea ex hybridis, libertinis servisque conscripserat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:19:4"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 19, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hybrida quo pacto sit Persius ultus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:7:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 7, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:19"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:39:20"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 39, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:22">8, 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Q. Varius propter obscurum jus civitatis Hibrida cognominatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:6:4"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 6, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi_c" key="hi_c" opt="n" orig_id="n20640"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hīc">hic</head>, <itype opt="n">haec, hōc</itype> (<case opt="n">gen.</case> hujus, monosyl., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:51"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:96">96</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:267">1, 1, 115 (267)</bibl>; <case opt="n">dat.</case> huïc, Sidon. Carm. 7, 145; <bibl default="NO"><author>Avien.</author> <title>Descr. Orb.</title> 22</bibl>; <i>dat. sing. fem.</i> hae rei, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:14:3"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 14, 3</bibl>; <case opt="n">acc.</case> HONC for hunc, C. I. L. 1, 32; <i>nom. plur.</i> hic, Enn. ap. Philarg. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:230"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 230</bibl> = Ann. v. 414 Vahl.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:73"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 73</bibl> Müll.; <abbr>fem.</abbr> haec, <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>, B. <i>init.; dat.</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case> hibus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:506"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 4, 2, 20 (506)</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:78"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 8, § 78</bibl> Müll.; v. Neue, Formenl. 2, p. 203 sqq.), <i>pron. demonstr.</i> <etym opt="n">from the pronom. root <i>i</i> (whence also comes <i>is</i>), with the demonstr. suffix <i>ce</i></etym> points to something near or present, or which is conceived of as present, <i>this.</i> <sense id="n20640.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic homo sanus non est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:398"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 246 (398)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rapidus fluvius est hic, non hac temere transiri potest ... apud hunc fluvium, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:87"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 1, 53 (87)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid praeclarum putet in rebus humanis, qui haec deorum regna perspexerit? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus hoc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:25"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc avunculo, atque in hac tam clara re publica natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:19"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 19</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quorum singuli saluti huic civitati fuerunt, et qui sunt procul ab aetatis hujus memoria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">his libris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hae feriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:9"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:20">1, 20</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc otio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:9"><author>id.</author> ib. 9</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec caelestia vel studiosissime solet quaerere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:10"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad haec cituma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:21"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic vir,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:39:12"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 39, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg> (cf. Krebs, Antibarb. p. 520): <cit><quote lang="la">hic insidiantes vigilant, Enn. l. l.: hi domum me ad se auferent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:846"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 2, 94 (846)</bibl></cit>: non mihi videtur, quod hi venerunt, alius nobis sermo esse quaerendus, sed agendum accuratius, et dicendum dignum aliquid horum auribus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">feceris (ut etiam pro his dicam) nobis gratum omnibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:21"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 21</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc ubi Amphitruo erus conspicatus est, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:239"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 87 (239)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">docere hoc poterat ille homines paene agrestes, et apud imperitos audebat haec dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dixerat hoc ille, cum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:12"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec Scipio cum dixisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec plurimis a me verbis dicta sunt, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> More emphatic, in the original full form, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hīce, haece</orth>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hōce</orth> (not, as formerly written, hicce, haecce, hocce; in <i>gen. sing.</i> HVIVSQVE; in <i>nom. plur.</i> hisce, like ieis = ei, and ques = qui, see below; and apocopated in <i>nom. plur. fem.</i> haec for haece, and in <i>gen. plur.</i> horunc, harunc, for horunce, harunce); and, with the interrogative particle, hicine, haecine, hocine (mostly ante - class.): <cit><quote lang="la">hoce haud dubium est quin, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:391"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 391</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eum hinc profugiens vendidit in Alide Patri hujusce,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:10"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> prol. 10</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hujusce,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:120"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> prol. 120</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1249">5, 4, 76 (1249)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1260">87 (1260)</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">atque hujusce rei judicium jam continuo video futurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:14:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 14, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hisce homines ubi habitent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:878"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 36 (878)</bibl></cit>; v. Ritschl ad h. l.; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hisce,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:539"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 5, 125 (539)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:35"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> prol. 35</bibl> Fleck.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:294"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 1, 5 (294)</bibl> ib., and perh. also <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1334"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 8, 24 (1334)</bibl> (Ritschl, hice): hice, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 15, 29</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 122 Rib.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:269"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 269</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec aedes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:400"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 1, 53 (400)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:648">3, 1, 117 (648)</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">haec sunt atque aliae multae in magnis dotibus Incommoditates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:532"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 5, 58 (532)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec (puellae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:582"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 582</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec sententiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:11:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 11, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:34:84">3, 34, 84</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:601"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 601</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:305"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 305</bibl>; cf. Bentl. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:790"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 790</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliut posticum harunce aedium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:442"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 3, 1, 41 (442)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">harunc aedium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:404"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 1, 57 (404)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sine opera tua nihil di horunc facere possunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:53"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 53 (53)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horunc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:551"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 1, 48 (551)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:172"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 172</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:517"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 517</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cedo signum, si harunc Baccharum es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1015"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 2, 25 (1015)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">harunc aedium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:832"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 5, 1, 3 (832)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hisce ego Placidum ted hodie reddam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:726"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 5, 3, 48 (726)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quid dicam hisce, incertus sum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:450"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 450</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu ab hisce rebus animum avoca,</quote> <author>Serv.Sulp.</author> in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:5:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 5, 5</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hisce,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:436"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 7, 13 (436)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:237"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 3, 81 (237)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:335">1, 4, 23 (335)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:501">2, 2, 71 (501)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:919">4, 2, 35 (919)</bibl> et saep.: <abbr>Thr.</abbr> Tu hosce instrue. <i>Gn</i> Illuc est sapere! ut hosce instruxit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:781"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 781</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hosce,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:151"><author>id.</author> ib. 151</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:514"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 514</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:752">752</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:903"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 903</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:609"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 609</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">apud hasce aedes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:346"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 194 (346)</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hasce,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:381"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 3, 1 (381)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:281"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 4, 2 (281)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:385">2, 8, 15 (385)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:831"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 4, 2, 51 (831)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:786"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 6, 17 (786)</bibl> et saep.— <cit><quote lang="la">With the interrog. particle: hicin' Achilles est?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:61"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 1, 61 (61)</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hicinest?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:825"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 5, 2, 49 (825)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hicine vir patriae natus usquam nisi in patria morietur?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:38:104"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 38, 104</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">haecine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:358"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 206 (358)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:574"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 2, 5 (574)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:621">5, 1, 15 (621)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:544"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 3, 75 (544)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:771"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 771</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:1013"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 1013</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">huncine hominem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:199"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 2, 68 (199)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">huncine hominem! hancine impudentiam! judices, hanc audaciam!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 25, § 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hocine hic pacto potest Inhibere imperium magister?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:447"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 43 (447)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">o Juppiter, hoscine mores!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:758"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 758</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hacine victoria sola aut hac praeda contenti estis futuri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:17:5"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 17, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:283"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 283</bibl>; so in the shorter form, <cit><quote lang="la">hicne,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:48:141"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 48, 141</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex hocne equo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:3:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum hocne,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:7:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 7, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex hacne natura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:25:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 25, 62</bibl></cit>: haece locutus, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:4"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 4</bibl> (Ann. v. 239 Vahl.) al.—So, Fortuna hujusce diei, as a particular deity, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:11:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 11, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:54"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 8, 19, § 54</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">in inscrr. also written HVIVSQVE DIEI,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 5</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">HVIVSQ. LOCI,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 1580</bibl></cit>; 2300; and <cit><quote lang="la">HOIVSQVE AEDIS ERGO,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 2488</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> With other pronouns: <cit><quote lang="la">hos eosdem motus perturbationes dixerimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:4:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 4, 7</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum idem hoc visum diceretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc idem fit in reliquis civitatibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:15:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 15, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:74:5"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 74, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:4:17"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 4, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec eadem centurionibus tribunisque militum mandabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:17"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 17</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec eadem genera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:54"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc ipsum civile jus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed hoc ipsum ex superiore pendet quaestione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:1:8"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 1, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:45">8, 3, 45</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad hunc eum ipsum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl></cit> Goer. <title>N. cr.</title>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">idem hoc ipsum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:9:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 9, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huic illi legato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:22:52"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 22, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc illum fatis Portendi generum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:255"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 255</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hic est enim ille vultus semper idem, quem, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:15:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 15, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic est ille status quantitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:4:15"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 4, 15</bibl></cit>: haec est illa, quae <foreign lang="greek">δείνωσις</foreign> vocatur, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:2:24"><author>id.</author> 6, 2, 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hujus istius facti stultitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:9:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 9, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ista haec epigrammata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:2:10"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 10</bibl></cit>: hunc talem virum, Cic. fil. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:21:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 21, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">callidum quendam hunc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:50:218"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 50, 218</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.5" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> Opp. to ille, iste, less freq. to hic, alter, alius, etc., <i>this, the latter</i>, to indicate the nearer object (which is to be determined not so much by the phraseology as by the thought; so that hic may refer to that noun whose position in the sentence is the more remote, but which is the most closely connected with the speaker, and of the most importance to him, in which case it is to be rendered by <i>that, the former</i>, etc.): <cit><quote lang="la">ejusdem esse, qui in illa re peccarit, hoc quoque admisisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:16:50"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 16, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in his undis et tempestatibus ad summam senectutem maluit jactari, quam in illa tranquillitate atque otio jucundissime vivere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si deerunt haec remedia, ad illa declinandum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:2:30"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 2, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum hic testamento, ille proximitate nitatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:95"><author>id.</author> 3, 6, 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in his judicem sibi, in illis alii credere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:7:33"><author>id.</author> 5, 7, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec pars perorationis accusatori patronoque ex aequo communis est. Affectibus quoque iisdem fere utuntur: sed varius hic, ille saepius ac magis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:8"><author>id.</author> 6, 1, 8</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:2:12"><author>id.</author> 6, 2, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:17">17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum tu ista caelestia de Scipione quaesieris, ego autem haec, quae videntur ante oculos, esse magis putem quaerenda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:11:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 11, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">iisdem enim hic sapiens, de quo loquor, oculis, quibus iste vester, caelum, terram, mare intuebitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:105"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 33, 105</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si hoc loco scripsisset, isto verbo usus non esset, non isto loco verbum istud collocasset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:41:121"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 41, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">has igitur tot sententias ut omittamus, haec nunc videamus, quae diu multumque defensa sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:130"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 42, 130</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Caesar facile diceret: Hic versus Plauti non est, hic est,</quote> <i><i>this ... that</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:16:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 16, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego hoc dico. adversarius hoc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:4:8"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 4, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vendidit hic auro patriam ... Hic thalamum invasit natae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:621"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 621</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">hi molium objectus, hi proximas scaphas scandere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:8"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid responsuri sint adversarii his et his ... cum sciret haec et haec,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:3"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 1, 3</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">interim quaeritur: hoc an hoc? furtum an sacrilegium?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:3:9"><author>id.</author> 7, 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alter (Roscius) plurimarum palmarum vetus ac nobilis gladiator habetur, hic autem nuper se ad eum lanistam contulit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:6:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 6, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">occupat hic collem, cymbā sedet alter aduncā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:293"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 293</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Referring to that which in the speaker's mind is the nearer object, although by the position of the words it is the more remote: quam ob rem cave Catoni anteponas ne istum quidem ipsum, quem Apollo sapientissimum judicavit (i. e. Socratem): Hujus enim (i. e. Catonis, <i>of the former</i>) facta, illius (i. e. Socratis) dicta laudantur, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:2:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 2, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:2:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 2, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hanc posteriorem (artem) et Stoici et Peripatetici, priorem autem illi (i. e. Peripatetici) egregie tradiderunt, hi (i. e. Stoici) ne attigerunt quidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:4:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 4, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc Cicero atque Asinius certatim sunt usi: pro Scauro hic, ille pro filio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:21"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 1, 21</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:10:1">3, 10, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">melior tutiorque est certa pax quam sperata victoria: haec in tua, illa in deorum manu est,</quote> <i><i>the former ... the latter</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:30:19"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 30, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quocumque aspicio, nihil est, nisi pontus et aër: Fluctibus hic tumidus, nubibus ille minax,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:2:24"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 2, 24</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:697"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 697</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.7" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> In the <i>neutr. sing. subst.</i>, with <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid hoc hominist?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:576"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 1, 26 (576)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:546"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 546</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid hoc morbi est?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:225"><author>id.</author> ib. 225</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid hoc est negoti?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:705"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 705</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:544"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 544</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc fructi pro labore ab his fero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:870"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 870</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">edormiscam hoc villi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:786"><author>id.</author> ib. 786</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc commodi est, quod, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:32:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 32, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc copiarum in Hispanias portatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:18:7"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 18, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc servitutis injunxisse, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:2:8"><author>id.</author> 5, 2, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc intervalli datum res tranquillas in urbe fecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:25:4"><author>id.</author> 3, 25, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc consilii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:39:6"><author>id.</author> 5, 39, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc solacii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:13:13"><author>id.</author> 30, 13, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc noctis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:154"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 2 (154)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:163">11 (163)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:288">136 (288)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.8" level="1" n="F" opt="n"> Hoc with <i>verbs impers.</i>, pleonast. as a subject (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">eamus, Amphitruo: lucescit hoc jam,</quote> <i><i>there is daybreak</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:543"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 3, 45 (543)</bibl></cit>: luciscit hoc jam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:410"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 410</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">lucet hoc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:218"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 2, 63 (218)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:183"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 3, 26 (183)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.9" level="1" n="G" opt="n"> Pregn. (qs. pointing to something with the finger), <i>this, this ... here</i> (ante-class. and <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>); most freq. of the speaker himself, like the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὅδε</foreign>, for ego: <cit><quote lang="la">hic homost omnium hominum praecipuos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1115"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 5, 1, 1 (1115)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic si quid nobis forte adversi evenerit, tibi erunt parata verba, huic homini verbera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:356"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 356</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">huic homini, i. q. mihi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:141"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 2, 38 (141)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic homo, i. q. ego,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:248"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 2, 1, 33 (248)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc hominem, i. q. me,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:640"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 4, 1 (640)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:47"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 47</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">vin' tu huic seni auscultare?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:906"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 906</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:310"><author>id.</author> <title>And.</title> 310</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:6:7"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 6, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec res,</quote> <i><i>my property</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:507"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 106 (507)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc in collum,</quote> <i><i>my neck</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:691"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 6, 9 (691)</bibl></cit> Brix (Ritschl, huc): ni haec praesensisset canes, <i>this dog</i>, = ego, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:173"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 135 (173)</bibl> Brix ad loc.—In <i>neutr. absol.</i>: tu quod te posterius purges hanc injuriam mihi nolle Factam esse, hujus non faciam, <i>not so much</i>, i. e. <i>not the least</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:163"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 163</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.10" level="1" n="H" opt="n"> With reference to time, <i>of this time, now present, actual, this</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cena hac annonā est sine sacris hereditas,</quote> <i><i>in the present scarcity</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:484"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 83 (484)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed nondum haec, quae nunc tenet saeculum, neglegentia deum venerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:20"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">his temporibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:77:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 77, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">M. Cato, hujus nostri Catonis pater,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:16:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 16, 66</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">si potius ad antiquorum diligentiam, quam ad horum luxuriam dirigas aedificationem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:13:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 13, 6</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">etenim qui haec vituperare volunt, Chrysogonum tantum posse queruntur,</quote> <i><i>the present times</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:48:138"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 48, 138</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne horum quidem magnificentia operum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:55"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 55</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; very rarely of time just ended: <cit><quote lang="la">ante hos annos quadraginta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:143"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 22, 28, § 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ante hos sex menses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:1:1:10"><author>Phaedr.</author> 1, 1, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ante hoc triduum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1248,001:2:5"><author>Front.</author> <title>Ep.</title> ad M. Caes. 2, 5 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Serm. 270:3"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Serm.</title> 270, 3</bibl>.</sense><sense id="n20640.11" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Very freq. referring to a thought that follows, and which may be expressed by a relative sentence, or by a sentence denoting the object, cause, or effect; with <i>qui, quae, quod</i>, an <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>, <i>quod, ut, ne</i>, etc. (more clearly indicative than the determinative, is, ea, id; though freq. confounded with it in MSS. and editt.). </sense><sense id="n20640.12" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <i>relat. clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Qui hodie fuerim liber, eum nunc potivit pater Servitutis: hic, qui verna natust, conqueritur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:176"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 24 (176)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">eos, qui, etc.... his, qui, etc.... longe duco esse anteponendos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque his contentus sum, quae de ista consultatione scripta nobis summi ex Graecia homines reliquerunt, neque ea, quae mihi videntur, anteferre illis audeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:22"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non est tibi his solis utendum existimationibus ac judiciis, qui nunc sunt, hominum, sed iis etiam, qui futuri sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 15, § 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis hic est homo, quem ante aedis video hoc noctis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:288"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 136 (288)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde in laboribus et periculis fortitudo? nempe ab his, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:17">1, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec quae sunt in hoc genere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mundus hic totus, quod domicilium di nobis dederunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:13"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc autem sphaerae genus, in quo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:16">1, 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in his libris, quos legistis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:9:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 9, 27</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:3:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 3, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam quisque norit artem, in hac se exerceat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:18:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 18, 41</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">lepide ipsi hi sunt capti, suis qui filiis fecere insidias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1209"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 2, 90 (1209)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:40:113"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 40, 113</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">servi, qui, cum culpa carint, tamen malum Metuont, hi solent esse eris utibiles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:886"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 2 (886)</bibl></cit> sq.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 19</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">de Bruti amore etsi mihi nihil novi adfers: tamen hoc audio libentius, quo saepius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 36</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">is porro, quo generosior celsiorque est, hoc majoribus velut organis commovetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:2:30"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 2, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc primum videamus, quidnam sit, de altero sole quod nuntiatum est in senatu, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:24">1, 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mire tractat hoc Cicero pro Milone quae facturus fuerit Clodius, si praeturam invasisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:41"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 2, 41</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.13" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">erat tunc haec nova et ignota ratio, solem lunae oppositum solere deficere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed hoc vir excellenti providentia sensit ac vidit, non esse opportunissimos situs maritimos urbibus iis, quae, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc tantum admiror, Flavum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:4:40"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 4, 40</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:22">11, 1, 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">unum hoc definio, tantam esse necessitatem virtutis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: hoc simul accipe dictum: Quorum ..., Eorundem libertati me parcere certum est, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:12:38"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 12, 38</bibl> (Ann. v. 204 Vahl.); cf. with appositive clause: <cit><quote lang="la">sic hoc proloquar: Principio, ut illo advenimus, Continuo Amphitruo delegit viros, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:200"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 48 (200)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut hoc: Non debes alienam uxorem optare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:25"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 1, 25</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:97"><author>id.</author> 9, 4, 97</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:32">9, 2, 32</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.14" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <i>quod</i> or <i>quia</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">maxime hoc mihi mirum videri solet, quod, qui tranquillo mari gubernare se negent posse, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaesierat ex me Scipio, quidnam sentirem de hoc, quod duo soles visos esse constaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:13"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:1:1"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 1, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">propter hoc ipsum ostendenda non sunt, quod apparent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:9:6"><author>id.</author> 12, 9, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostri primo integris viribus fortiter repugnare ... sed hoc superari, quod diuturnitate pugnae, etc.,</quote> <i><i>in this that, herein that</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:4:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 4, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:30"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 30</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc ipso fidem detrahimus illis, quod sint tam gravia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:53"><author>id.</author> 9, 2, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc ipso, quod,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:1:54"><author>id.</author> 4, 1, 54</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:11:41">5, 11, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:2:16">6, 2, 16</bibl> et saep.: consilio vestro utar libenter, et hoc libentius, quod, etc., <author>Caes.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 8</bibl>, C, 1; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">id hoc facilius eis persuasit, quod undique loci natura Helvetii continentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:2:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc esse miseriorem gravioremque fortunam Sequanorum quam reliquorum, quod soli, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:32:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 32, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:7:22"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 7, 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc magis, quod (al. quia) illic ut litigatores loquimur frequentius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:2:36"><author>id.</author> 6, 2, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc sese excruciat animi, Quia leno ademit cistulam ei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:387"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 3, 57 (387)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod hoc etiam mirabilius debet videri, quia, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:3:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 3, 12</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc sunt exempla potentiora, quia, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:15"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 15</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.15" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> With <i>ut</i> or <i>ne</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc hoc me orare a vobis jussit Juppiter, ut conquistores, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:64"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 64</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc quoque etiam mihi in mandatis dedit, Ut conquistores, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:81"><author>id.</author> ib. 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque hoc evenit In labore atque in dolore, ut mors obrepat interim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:685"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 2, 3, 19 (685)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec enim hoc suscepi, ut, etc. ... neque hoc polliceor me facturum, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim hac nos patria lege genuit aut educavit, ut ... sed ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 4</bibl></cit>; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">homines sunt hac lege generati, qui tuerentur, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:15"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quare hoc animo in nos esse debebis, ut aetas nostra, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 1</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:5:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 5, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">plurimum in hoc laboris exhausimus, ut ostenderemus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:pr:6"><author>Quint.</author> 8 praef. § 6</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">habenda fides est vel in hoc, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:2:51"><author>id.</author> 11, 2, 51</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">in hoc, ut,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:15"><author>id.</author> 6, 3, 15</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:3:29">10, 3, 29</bibl>: hoc erit tibi argumentum semper in promptu situm: Ne quid exspectes amicos, quod tute agere possies, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:29"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 29</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr> (Sat. v. 37 Vahl.); so, <cit><quote lang="la">in hoc scilicet, ne suspectus his foret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:41"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 41</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20640.16" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hoc est</orth> <itype opt="n">serves to annex a more particular explanation of what has been said</itype>, <i>that is, that is to say, namely</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in hac causa dicam de eo prius, quod apud vos plurimum debet valere, hoc est, de voluntate eorum, quibus injuriae factae sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:4:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quadriennium, hoc est, ex quo tempore fundus veniit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:7:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:34:100">34, 100</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum honos agebatur amplissimus familiae vestrae, hoc est, consulatus parentis tui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:17:49"><author>id.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 17, 49</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">primum quaero, qua ratione Naevius susceptum negotium non transegerit, hoc est, cur bona non vendiderit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:76"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 24, 76</bibl></cit> et saep.—Sarcastically: <cit><quote lang="la">ut haberet (Clodius) ad praeturam gerendam, hoc est, ad evertendam rem publicam plenum annum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:9:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 9, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">at quam crebro usurpat Et consul et Antonius! Hoc est dicere: Et consul et homo impudicissimus, Et consul et homo nequissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:28:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 28, 70</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.17" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hoc est</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ĕrat</orth>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">quod</orth>, <itype opt="n">with the accessory idea of indignation or reproach</itype>, <i>is</i> or <i>was it for this that</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc erat, alma parens, quod me per tela, per ignis Eripis, ut mediis hostem in penetralibus ... cernam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:664"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 664</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:93:3"><author>Petr.</author> 93, 3</bibl>.—Hence,</sense><sense id="n20640.18" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <abbr>Advv.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n20640.19" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hāc</orth>, <i>in this place, on this side, this way, here</i> (class.): nunc Juppiter hac stat, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 1</bibl> (Ann. v. 263 Vahl.); imitated by <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:565"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 565</bibl>: <abbr>Ar.</abbr> Hac quidem non venit. <abbr>Le.</abbr> Angiporto Illac per hortum circuit clam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:741"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 151 (741)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc hac An illac eam, incerta sum consili,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:214"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 1, 3, 30 (214)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plenus rimarum sum: hac atque illac perfluo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:105"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 105</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hac illac circumcursa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:512"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 512</bibl></cit>; and: mox hac atque illa rapti, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:28"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 28</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sequere hac, reducam te ubi fuisti,</quote> <i><i>this way, hither</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:764"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 5, 106 (764)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:810"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 4, 2, 1 (810)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:562"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 4, 1, 4 (562)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:325"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 1, 2, 116 (325)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:182"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 1, 2, 94 (182)</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sequere hac me intus ad Glycerium nunc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:978"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 978</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sequere me ergo hac intro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:609"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 609</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">i hac mecum intro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1175"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 2, 56 (1175)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1181">62 (1181)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:574"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 574</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">quin igitur ad illa spatia nostra pergimus? ... Nos vero: et hac quidem adire si placet, per ripam et umbram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:4:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 4, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab oppido declivis locus tenui fastigio vergebat. Hac nostris erat receptus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:45:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 45, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:2:3">2, 2, 3</bibl>.—Hac-hac, for hac-illac (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">namque videbat, uti bellantes Pergama circum Hac fugerent Grai, Hac Phryges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:467"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 467</bibl></cit> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:3:13"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 3, 13</bibl>; rarely in full form with the interrog. particle <i>ne</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum hacin feriam an ab laeva latus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:640"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 3, 10 (640)</bibl></cit> (cf. Ladewig, Anal. Scaen. p. 22). —</sense><sense id="n20640.20" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hīc</orth> (old form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">heic</orth>; and with the interrog. part. <i>ne</i>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hicine</orth>), <i>adv. loci, in this place, here.</i> </sense><sense id="n20640.21" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In space. </sense><sense id="n20640.22" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">hos quos videtis stare hic captivos duos, etc. ... Senex qui hic habitat, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:1"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> prol. 1</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">ego jam dudum hic adsum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:743"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 743</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem praestolare hic ante ostium?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:975"><author>id.</author> ib. 975</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic propter hunc adsiste,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:169"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 169</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic tui omnes valent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:20:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 20, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non modo hic, ubi, etc.. . sed, ubicumque, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:143"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 55, § 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mons ibi arduus Nomine Parnasus ... hic ubi Deucalion ... parva rate vectus adhaesit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:319"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 319</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic (sc. Carthagine) illius (Junonis) arma, Hic currus fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:16"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 16</bibl></cit> et saep.: <abbr>Pa.</abbr> Philocomasium hicine etiam nunc est? <i>Pe</i> Quom exibam, hic erat, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:180"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 2, 25 (180)</bibl>; cf.: <abbr>Ch.</abbr> Ubi ego sum? hicine an apud mortuos? <abbr>Eut.</abbr> Neque apud mortuos neque hic es, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:604"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 4, 17 (604)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hicine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 21 (21)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:750">4, 2, 80 (750)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:183"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 183</bibl> al.: <abbr>Da.</abbr> Cedo fenus, redde fenus, fenus reddite, etc.... <abbr>Tr.</abbr> Fenus illic, fenus hic, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:607"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 1, 76 (607)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">facile hic plus mali est, quam illic boni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:720"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 720</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:217"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 217</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic segetes, illic veniunt felicius uvae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:54"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic, illic, ubi mors deprenderat, exhalantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:581"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 581</bibl></cit> (cf. Krebs, Antibarb. p. 519).—With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic proxume viciniae,</quote> <i><i>in this neighborhood</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:273"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 3, 2 (273)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">modo vidi virginem hic viciniae miseram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:95"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 95</bibl></cit>.—With <i>ne</i>: hicine libertatem aiunt aequam esse omnibus? <i>is it here that</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:183"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 183</bibl> (cf. hic, I. B. <abbr>fin.</abbr>).—</sense><sense id="n20640.23" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>in this affair, on this occasion, in this particular, herein, here</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic, quantum in bello fortuna possit, cognosci potuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:35:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 35, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 16, 49</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic tu tabulas desideras Heracliensium publicas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:4:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 4, 8</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hic vos dubitabitis, judices,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:109"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 44, § 109</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic miramur, hunc hominem tantum excellere ceteris? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:39"><author>id.</author> <title>de Imp. Pomp.</title> 13, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic jam plura non dicam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:24"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 24</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:41:99"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 41, 99</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 26, § 66</bibl> (cf. II. <abbr>fin.</abbr> infra): <cit><quote lang="la">hic, ubi opus est, non verentur: illic, ubi nihil opus est, ibi verentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:638"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 638</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut cum hic tibi satisfecerimus, istic quoque nostram in te benevolentiam navare possimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:10:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 10, 3</bibl></cit>.—Referring to the noun whose position in the sentence is the most remote (cf. I. D. 2.): <cit><quote lang="la">alterius ducis causa melior videbatur, alterius erat firmior: hic omnia speciosa, illic valentia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:49:3"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 49, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20640.24" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Of time, i. q. nunc or tum, <i>now, here; then, hereupon, at this time, at this juncture</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic reddes omnia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:389"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 389</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic ego quid praedicem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 5, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:10:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 10, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic cum uterque me intueretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hic cum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:20:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 20, 60</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Milt:3:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Milt.</title> 3, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic tum Fabricius frequentes eos ad me domum adduxit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:17:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 17, 49</bibl></cit>; so, hic tum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:20:56"><author>id.</author> ib 20, 56</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:27:73">27, 73</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 26 § 66</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">hic regina gravem poposcit pateram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:728"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 728</bibl></cit>.—So very freq. to introduce the beginning of a speech: hic Laelius (inquit); hic Philus; <cit><quote lang="la">hic Scipio, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:13:23"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 13, 23</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:13:24">24</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:9:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 9, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:8:3">3, 8, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:15:4">5, 15, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 4, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:50:202"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 50, 202</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:246"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 246</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n20640.25" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">huc</orth> (access. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hoc</orth>), v. huc.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshice" key="hice" opt="n" orig_id="n20641"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hice, haece">hice</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hoce</orth>, v. hic, I. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^ce^ta_on" key="Hi^ce^ta_on" opt="n" orig_id="n20642"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭcĕtāon">Hicetaon</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱκετάων</foreign>, <sense id="n20642.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>son of Laomedon king of Troy</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,004"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Deo Socr.</title> p. 152, 9</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n20642.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭcĕtāŏnĭus</orth>, a um, <i>of Hicetāon</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Thymoetes,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>his son</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:123"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 123</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^ce^tas" key="Hi^ce^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n20643"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭcĕtas">Hicetas</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱκέτας</foreign>. <sense id="n20643.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A tyrant of Leontini</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Timoth:2:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Tim.</title> 2, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20643.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A philosopher of Syracuse</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:123"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 39, 123</bibl> dub. (al. Nicetas).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshicine1" key="hicine1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20644"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hicine, haecine">hicine</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hocine</orth>, v. hic, I. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshicine2" key="hicine2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20645"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hicine">hicine</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hic, III. 2 <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshicne" key="hicne" opt="n" orig_id="n20646"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hicne">hicne</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">haecne</orth>, etc., v. hic, B. <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ma_lis" key="hi^e^ma_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20647"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕmālis">hiemalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hiems</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to winter, wintry, winter-.</i>  <sense id="n20647.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Adj.</pos> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">arbores ut hiemali tempore tempestive caedi putentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:14:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 14, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:1:21"><author>Col.</author> 11, 1, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">circulus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the tropic of Capricorn</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:3:26"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Astr.</title> 3, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hiemalem vim perferre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:27:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 27, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">circum murum planities limosa hiemalibus aquis paludem fecerat,</quote> <i><i>by the rains of winter</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:37:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 37, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimbi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:105"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 105</bibl></cit> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">hibernae aquae Albulae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:390"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 390</bibl></cit>): <cit><quote lang="la">faba,</quote> <i><i>winter bean</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:191"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 23, 52, § 191</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loca,</quote> <i><i>winter apartments</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">totis hoc Alpibus notum et hiemalibus provinciis,</quote> <i><i>cold</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:69"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 7, 12, § 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navigatio longa et hiemalis,</quote> <i><i>stormy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:20:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 20, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Luna,</quote> <i><i>bringing cold</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:349"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 35, 79, § 349</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20647.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĭĕmālia</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, for the usual hiberna, <i>winter-quarters</i> (post-class. and very rare): hiemalia atque aestiva disponere, Val. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Aur.</title> 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ma_ti^o" key="hi^e^ma_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20648"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕmātĭo">hiematio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hiemo</etym>, <sense id="n20648.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a passing the winter, wintering</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">reliquum (mellis) hiemationi relinquatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:16:34"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 16, 34</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^mo" key="hi^e^mo" opt="n" orig_id="n20649"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕmo">hiemo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> and <pos>a.</pos> <etym opt="n">hiems</etym>.  <sense id="n20649.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Neutr.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n20649.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of persons, <i>to pass the winter, to winter;</i> of soldiers, <i>to keep in winter-quarters</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi piratae quotannis hiemare soleant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:104"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 47, § 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naviget ac mediis hiemet mercator in undis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:71"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">assidue in Urbe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:72"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tres (legiones), quae circum Aquileiam hiemabant, ex hibernis educit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:10:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legionem hiemandi causa collocaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cupio scire quid agas et ubi sis hiematurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:9:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facies me certiorem, quomodo hiemaris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20649.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Of things, <i>to be wintry, frozen, cold, stormy</i> (freq. since the Aug. per.; not in Cic.): hiemantes aquae, Sall. Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:114"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 114</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">atrum Defendens pisces hiemat mare,</quote> <i><i>storms</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:17"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:125"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 47, 47, § 125</bibl>; cf.: repente hiemavit tempestas ... totus hiemavit annus ... hiemante Aquilone, Arrunt. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:114"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 114</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">delphini vespertino occasu continui dies hiemant Italiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:235"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 26, 64, § 235</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20649.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <abbr>Impers.</abbr>, hiemat, <i>it is winter weather, wintry, cold, frosty</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">decimo sexto Cal. Febr. Cancer desinit occidere: hiemat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:4"><author>Col.</author> 11, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vehementer hiemat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:20"><author>id.</author> ib. 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hiemat cum frigore et gelicidiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:78"><author>id.</author> ib. 78</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:348"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 35, 79, § 348</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20649.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Act., to congeal, freeze, turn to ice</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">decoquunt alii aquas, mox et illas hiemant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:55"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 4, 19, § 55</bibl></cit> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">decoquere aquam vitroque demissam in nives refrigerare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:40"><author>id.</author> 31, 3, 23, § 40</bibl></cit>): <cit><quote lang="la">hiemato lacu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:75"><author>id.</author> 9, 22, 38, § 75</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^empsal" key="Hi^empsal" opt="n" orig_id="n20650"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭempsal">Hiempsal</head>, <itype opt="n">ălis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n20650.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Son of Micipsa and king of Numidia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:5:7"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 5, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:11:3">11, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:8:4"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 8, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:71"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 71</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20650.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Another king of Numidia</i>, perh. <i>son of the former</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:17"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 17</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20650.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A king of Mauritania</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,023:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Vatin.</title> 5, 12</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^ems" key="hi^ems" opt="n" orig_id="n20651"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭems">hiems</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hiemps</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĕmis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χιών, χεῖμα</foreign>; Sanscr. himas, snow</etym>, <i>the winter, winter time, rainy season</i> (cf.: bruma, solstitium).  <sense id="n20651.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: aestatem autumnus sequitur, post acer hiemps fit, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 647</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 406 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">solvitur acris hiems grata vice veris et Favoni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:4:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: crudelis, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 891</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 482 Vahl.); <cit><quote lang="la">opp. to aestas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:20:1:31"><author>Dig.</author> 43, 20, 1, §§ 31</bibl></cit> and 32: <cit><quote lang="la">dies primus est veris in Aquario, aestatis in Tauro, autumni in Leone, hiemis in Scorpione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:28:1"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 28, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:84"><author>Col.</author> 11, 2, 84</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:125"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 47, 47, § 125</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:224">18, 25, 60, § 224</bibl> sq.: prodit hiems, sequitur crepitans hanc dentibus algor. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:747"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 747</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hanc vim frigorum hiememque, quam nos vix hujus urbis tectis sustinemus, excipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:15:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 15, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">summa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:86"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 40, § 86</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:32"><author>id.</author> <title>de Imp. Pomp.</title> 12, 32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">gravissimā hieme,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:8"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">jamque hiems appropinquabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:9:8"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 9, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">initā hieme,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:7:1"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 7, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam prope hieme confectā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:32:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 32, 2</bibl></cit>: ante exactam hiemem, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:1:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 1, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hiems jam praecipitaverat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:25:1"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 25, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">modestia hiemis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:43"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum difficillimum gessit hieme anni,</quote> <i><i>in winter time</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:35"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stridebat deformis hiems,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:4:58"><author>Juv.</author> 4, 58</bibl></cit>: Arabes campos et montes hieme et aestate peragrantes, <i>winter and summer</i>, i. e. <i>in all seasons</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:42:94"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 42, 94</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">confligunt hiemes aestatibus acres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:373"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 373</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">est ubi plus tepeant hiemes?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:10:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 10, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">informīs hiemes reducit Juppiter, idem Summovet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:10:15"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 10, 15</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:1:32">3, 1, 32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in his locis maturae sunt hiemes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:20:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 20, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:19:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 19, 49</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">seu plures hiemes, seu tribuit Juppiter ultimam,</quote> <i><i>years</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:11:4"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 11, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">post certas hiemes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:15:35"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 15, 35</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sic multas hiemes atque octogensima vidit solstitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:4:92"><author>Juv.</author> 4, 92</bibl></cit>.—Personified: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hiems</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:30"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:212">15, 212</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:436">4, 436</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:120"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 120</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20651.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>). </sense><sense id="n20651.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Rainy, stormy weather, a storm, tempest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">imber Noctem hiememque ferens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:11"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 11</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">non tam creber agens hiemem ruit aequore turbo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:470"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 470</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Juppiter horridus austris Torquet aquosam hiemem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:671"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 671</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:321"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 321</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:2:52"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 2, 52</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:490"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 490</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:521">521</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:709">13, 709</bibl> al.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:22"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:1:36"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 1, 36</bibl>.—In prose: <cit><quote lang="la">maritimos cursus praecludebat hiemis magnitudo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:chapter=40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 40</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (gubernator) navem ex hieme marique scopuloso servat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:10"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 10</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20651.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In gen., <i>cold, chill; tempest, violence</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">sic letalis hiems paulatim in pectora venit,</quote> <i><i>a deadly chill</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:827"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 827</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:46:7"><author>Mart.</author> 2, 46, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Vesuvinus apex et flammea diri Montis hiems,</quote> <i><i>the fiery tempest</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:5:72"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 5, 72</bibl></cit>; so of Vesuvius: <cit><quote lang="la">vix dum ignea montem Torsit hiems,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:508"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 508</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">instamus jactu telorum et ferrea nimbis Certat hiems,</quote> <i><i>the iron storm, shower of weapons</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:5:386"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 5, 386</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20651.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20651.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Cold, storm</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">ab illa Pessima (die) mutati coepit amoris hiems,</quote> <i><i>cold</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:5:34"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hiems rerum,</quote> <i><i>the storm of war, disturbance of war</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> B. Get. 151</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20651.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Trouble, distress</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">suae senectuti acriorem hiemem parat, quom illam inportunam tempestatem conciet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:398"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 3, 7 (398)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ra1" key="hi^e^ra1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20652"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕra">hiera</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. antidotus), = <foreign lang="greek">ἱερά</foreign> (sacred; <sense id="n20652.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><cit><quote lang="la">Lat. sacra),</quote> <i><i>a sort of antidote against poison</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:99"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 99</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:156">156</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20652.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Perh. = corona, <i>a garland</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hieran fecimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:83:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 83, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^ra2" key="Hi^e^ra2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20653"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕra">Hiera</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <sense id="n20653.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The name of several islands</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:7:18"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 7, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:238"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 106, 110, § 238</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:70">4, 12, 23, § 70</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n20653.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭĕra Cōme</orth>, <i>a place in Caria</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:12:10"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 12, 10</bibl>; cf. 38, 15, 7; 37, 19, 7.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ra_bo^ta^ne_" key="hi^e^ra_bo^ta^ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n20654"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrābŏtănē">hierabotane</head> (also separately <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hie-ra botane</orth>), <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱερὰ βοτάνη</foreign> (sacred plant), <sense id="n20654.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, also called</i> verbenaca, <i>vervain</i>, Verbena officinalis, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:105"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 9, 59, § 105</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:163"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 163</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ra_ci^a" key="hi^e^ra_ci^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20655"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrācĭa">hieracia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱερακία</foreign>, <sense id="n20655.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hawkweed</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:60"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 7, 26, § 60</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ra_ci_tis" key="hi^e^ra_ci_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n20656"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrācītis">hieracitis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱερακῖτις</foreign> (hawk-stone), <sense id="n20656.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:167"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 60, § 167</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:187">37, 11, 72, § 187</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ra_ci^um" key="hi^e^ra_ci^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20657"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrācĭum">hieracium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱεράκιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20657.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sort of eye-salve</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:114"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 11, 27, § 114</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^ra3" key="Hi^e^ra3" opt="n" orig_id="n20658"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕra Cōme">Hiera</head>, v. 2. Hiera, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^ra_po^lis" key="Hi^e^ra_po^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20659"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕrāpŏlis">Hierapolis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱεράπολις</foreign>. <sense id="n20659.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A city of Great Phrygia</i>, now <i>Pambouk Kaleh</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:8:3:10"><author>Vitr.</author> 8, 3, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:208"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 93, 95, § 208</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Col.</title> 4, 13</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n20659.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭĕrāpŏ-lītae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Hierapolis</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:105"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 29, 29, § 105</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20659.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭĕrā-pŏlītāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, the same, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:7"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:20:1"><author>Dig.</author> 43, 20, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ra_ti^cus" key="hi^e^ra_ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20660"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrātĭcus">hieraticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱερατικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20660.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>belonging to sacred uses, hieratic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">charta hieratica appellatur antiquitus religiosis tantum voluminibus dicata, quae ablutione Augusti nomen accepit, sicut secunda Liviae, a conjuge ejus. Ita descendit hieratica in tertium nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:74"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 12, 23, § 74</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^re^mi_as" key="Hi^e^re^mi_as" opt="n" orig_id="n20661"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕrĕmīas">Hieremias</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20661.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the prophet Jeremiah</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Ham.</title> 450</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^ri^cu_s" key="Hi^e^ri^cu_s" opt="n" orig_id="n20662"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕrĭcūs">Hiericus</head>, <itype opt="n">untis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱερικοῦς</foreign>, <sense id="n20662.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the city of Jericho, in Palestine</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:70"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 14, 15, § 70</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:44">13, 4, 9, § 44</bibl>.—Also called <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Jĕrĭcho</orth>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱεριχώ</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,002:536"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Psych.</title> 536</bibl>; <case opt="n">acc.</case> Jerichon, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Ham.</title> 480</bibl> Dressel.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^ro" key="Hi^e^ro" opt="n" orig_id="n20663"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕro">Hiero</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱέρων</foreign>. <sense id="n20663.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Ruler of Syracuse, a friend of the poet Simonides</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:22:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 22, 60</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:34:83">3, 34, 83</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20663.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A son of Hierocles, and ruler of Syracuse in the latter half of the third century B.C., a friend of the Romans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:409"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 3, 59 (409)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 12, § 49</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:49"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 49</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:37">22, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:4">24, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:40">26, 40</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:23:4:1"><author>Just.</author> 23, 4, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:80"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 80</bibl>.—Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭĕrōnĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>pertaining to Hiero</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lex frumontaria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 13, § 32</bibl></cit> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:147">2, 2, 60, § 147</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:14">2, 3, 6, § 14</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^ro^caesa^ri_a" key="Hi^e^ro^caesa^ri_a" opt="n" orig_id="n20664"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕrŏcaesărīa">Hierocaesaria</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-ēa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱεροκαισάρεια</foreign>, <sense id="n20664.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Lydia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:47"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 47</bibl>. </sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭĕrŏcaesărĭenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>its inhabitants</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:62"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 62</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^ro_^cles" key="Hi^e^ro_^cles" opt="n" orig_id="n20665"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕrō̆cles">Hierocles</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱεροκλῆς</foreign>, <sense id="n20665.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a celebrated orator of Alabanda, an older contemporary of Cicero</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:95:325"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 95, 325</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:23:95"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 23, 95</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:69:231"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 69, 231</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ro^du_lus" key="hi^e^ro^du_lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20666"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrŏdūlus">hierodulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱερόδουλος</foreign>, <sense id="n20666.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a temple servant</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 8, 21</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^rogly^phi^cus" key="hi^e^rogly^phi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20667"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕroglyphĭcus">hieroglyphicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱερογλυφικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20667.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hieroglyphic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">litterae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:21:12"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 21, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">notae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:17:4:8"><author>Amm.</author>17, 4, 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ro^gra^phi^cus" key="hi^e^ro^gra^phi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20668"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrŏgrăphĭcus">hierographicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱερογραφικός</foreign>, i. q. hieroglyphicus, <sense id="n20668.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hierographic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">litterae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:22:15:30"><author>Amm.</author>22, 15, 30</bibl></cit> dub. (al. hieroglyphicas).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ro^mne_mon" key="hi^e^ro^mne_mon" opt="n" orig_id="n20669"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrŏmnēmon">hieromnemon</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱερομνήμων</foreign>, <sense id="n20669.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone</i>, also called erotylos, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:160"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 58, § 160</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ro^ni_ca" key="hi^e^ro^ni_ca" opt="n" orig_id="n20670"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrŏnīca">hieronica</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱερονίκης</foreign>, <sense id="n20670.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a conqueror in the sacred games</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neapolin albis equis introiit, disjecta parte muri, ut mos hieronicarum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:25"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 25</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2160</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">2628</bibl> sq. al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^ro_ni^cus" key="Hi^e^ro_ni^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20671"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕrōnĭcus">Hieronicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Hiero, II. <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^ro_ny^mus" key="Hi^e^ro_ny^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n20672"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕrōnymus">Hieronymus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱερώνυμος</foreign>. <sense id="n20672.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>a ruler of Syracuse, the grandson and successor of the younger Hiero</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:4"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 4</bibl> sq. —</sense><sense id="n20672.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A Greek peripatetic philosopher of Rhodes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:3:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 3, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:5:14">5, 5, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:6:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 6, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:30:84">5, 30, 84</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:31:87">5, 31, 87</bibl> sq.; 5, 41, 118.— </sense><sense id="n20672.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>Jerome, a celebrated father of the Church in the fifth century of the Christian era</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Sulp.Sev.</author> <title>Dial.</title> 1, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ro^phanta" key="hi^e^ro^phanta" opt="n" orig_id="n20673"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrŏphanta">hierophanta</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-tēs</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱεροφάντης</foreign>, <sense id="n20673.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a teacher of religious rites and ceremonies, a high-priest, hierophant</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, 174</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> adv. Jovin. 1, 49</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: agrorum, <i>in the country</i>, Cod. Th. 16, 4, 10; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2305</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">2351</bibl> sq. (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Pel:3:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Pelop.</title> 3, 2</bibl>, the word is spurious).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshĭĕrŏphantrĭa" key="hĭĕrŏphantrĭa" opt="n" orig_id="n20674"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="‡† hĭĕrŏphantrĭa">hĭĕrŏphantrĭa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱεροφάντρια</foreign>, <i>a priestess</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2361</bibl>.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^ro^phy^lax" key="hi^e^ro^phy^lax" opt="n" orig_id="n20674"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕrŏphylax">hierophylax</head>, <itype opt="n">ăcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱεροφύλαξ</foreign>, <sense id="n20674.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the keeper of a temple</i> (pure Lat. aedituus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:1:20:section=1"><author>Dig.</author> 33, 1, 20, § 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^e^ro^so^ly^ma" key="Hi^e^ro^so^ly^ma" opt="n" orig_id="n20675"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭĕrŏsŏlyma">Hierosolyma</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (secondary forms; <sense id="n20675.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>), = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱεροσόλυμα</foreign>, <i>the city of Jerusalem, in Palestine</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:70"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 14, 15, § 70</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:28:67"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 28, 67</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:4"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:1">5, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:8">8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:9">9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:40"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 40</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tit.:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Tit.</title> 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:5:30"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 5, 30</bibl>.— Also, <i>fem. acc.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭĕrŏsŏlymam</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:5:30"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 5, 30</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:16:21"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 16, 21</bibl>; Marc. 10, 32 sq.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 46, 7</bibl>.—In <i>neutr.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hiĕrū̆-sălem</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,002:811"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Psych.</title> 811</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> de Pass. Chr. 25</bibl>; and in many other eccl. fathers. —Also abbrev.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Sŏlyma</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:65:5"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 65, 5</bibl>, acc. to Tac.; so called from the Solymi, a people of Lycia, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:2"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 2</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:94"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 27, 24, § 94</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20675.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20675.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭĕrŏsŏlymārĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Jerusalem;</i> a surname given to Pompey after taking Jerusalem: <cit><quote lang="la">ut sciat hic noster Hierosolymarius traductor ad plebem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:9:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 9, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20675.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭĕrŏsŏ-lymītānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of Jerusalem</i>: regnum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:17:21"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 17, 21</bibl>.—<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Sŏly-mus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>pertaining to Jerusalem</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">leges,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of the Jews</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:544"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 544</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^e^to" key="hi^e^to" opt="n" orig_id="n20676"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭĕto">hieto</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <i>v. freq. n.</i> and <i>a.</i> <etym opt="n">for hiato, from hio; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 336</bibl> P.</etym>, <sense id="n20676.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to open the mouth wide, to gape, yawn</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ego dum hieto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:449"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 3, 1, 4 (449)</bibl></cit>; cf. <author>id.</author> Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 336</bibl> P.: praei hercle tu, qui mihi oscitans hietansque restas, Caecil. ib.; Cn. Mat. ib.—*<usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>to open wide, throw open</i>: hietantur fores, <author>Laber.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 336</bibl> P. (Com. Rel. v. 89 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHilai_ra" key="Hilai_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n20677"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hilaīra">Hilaira</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱλάειρα</foreign>, <sense id="n20677.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>daughter of Leucippus and bride of Ida</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:2:16"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 2, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^re_" key="hi^la^re_" opt="n" orig_id="n20678"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlărē">hilare</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hilaris <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^resco" key="hi^la^resco" opt="n" orig_id="n20679"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlăresco">hilaresco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">hilaris</etym>, <sense id="n20679.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to grow cheerful</i> or <i>merry</i>: cum amicorum domus fumat, hilaresco, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 121, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^ri^a1" key="hi^la^ri^a1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20680"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlărĭa">hilaria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hilaris</etym>, <sense id="n20680.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>gayety, merriment</i>: ebriulati mentem hilaria arripuit, <author>Laber.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 108, 4</bibl> (Com. Rel. v. 52 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^ri^a2" key="hi^la^ri^a2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20681"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlărĭa">hilaria</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, v. hilaris, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^ris" key="hi^la^ris" opt="n" orig_id="n20682"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlăris">hilaris</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĭlărus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱλαρός</foreign> <etym opt="n">cf. Sanscr. hlād, rejoice; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χλαρός</foreign>; Engl. glad</etym>, <sense id="n20682.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>cheerful, of good cheer, lively, gay, blithe, merry, jocund, jovial.—Adj.</i> (class.; syn. laetus). </sense><sense id="n20682.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Form hilaris: <cit><quote lang="la">oderunt hilarem tristes tristemque jocosi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:89"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 89</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc (vultu) tristes, hoc hilares sumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:72"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si tristia dicamus hilares,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:67"><author>id.</author> ib. 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">esse vultu hilari atque laeto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:42:100"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 42, 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilari animo esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:13:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 13, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem hilari ingenio et lepide accipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:318"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 4, 6 (318)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut hunc festum diem Habeamus hilarem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1367"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 6, 30 (1367)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilarem hunc sumamus diem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:731"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 731</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">laetum hilaremque diem sentire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:15:41"><author>Juv.</author> 15, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilaris fluit (vox),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:63"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oratio (opp. tristis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:49"><author>id.</author> 8, 3, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">causae (opp. tristes),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:151"><author>id.</author> 11, 3, 151</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adulescentia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:27"><author>id.</author> 8, 6, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id quod dicitur aut est lascivum et hilare aut contumeliosum.... In convictibus lasciva humilibus hilaria omnibus convenient,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:27"><author>id.</author> 6, 3, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">infernis hilares sine regibus umbrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:52"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 52</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20682.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Form hilarus: <cit><quote lang="la">tristis sit (servus frugi), si eri sint tristes: hilarus sit, si gaudeant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:961"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 3, 6 (961)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">credam istuc, si esse te hilarum videro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:837"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 5, 1, 10 (837)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde ego omnes hilaros, lubentes, laetificantes faciam ut fiant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:760"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 5, 1, 8 (760)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fac te hilarum,</quote> <i><i>cheer up</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:756"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 756</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:842">842</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc (librum) lege arcano convivis tuis, sed, si me amas hilaris et bene acceptis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:3:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilara vita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:30:92"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 30, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilaro vultu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:26:72"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 26, 72</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:79"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 19, 18, § 79</bibl>: fronte hilaro, corde tristi, <author>Caecil.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:9:1"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 9, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilara sane Saturnalia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:20:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 20, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:1121"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 1121</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20682.3" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">fac nos hilaros hilariores opera atque adventu tuo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:738"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 5, 4, 56 (738)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu quidem pol et multo hilarior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:731"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 731</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilarioribus oculis quam solitus eras, intuens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:5:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">attulit a te litteras hilariores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilarior protinus renidet oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:28"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 10, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cutem in facie corrigit coloremque hilariorem facit,</quote> <i><i>brighter, fresher</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:144"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 8, 75, § 144</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:55"><author>id.</author> 36, 7, 11, § 55</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:48">16, 10, 19, § 48</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20682.4" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> <abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo lepidissime atque hilarissime!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:149"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 2, 40 (149)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conviva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:667"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 72 (667)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20682.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĭlărĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the joyous festival celebrated in honor of Cybele at the vernal equinox</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:21"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilaribus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Aurel.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilariis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Alex. Sev.</title> 37</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĭlăre</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">class.</orth>), and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hĭlărĭ-ter</orth> (late Lat.), <i>cheerfully, gayly, joyfully, merrily</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicimus aliquem hilare vivere, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:30:92"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 30, 92</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">res tristes remisse, severas hilare tractare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:8:30"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 8, 30</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hilare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:71:290"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 71, 290</bibl></cit>; Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 514, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:3"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:34"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 34</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:18:2:1"><author>Gell.</author> 18, 2, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">deinde modo acriter, tum clementer, maeste, hilare in omnes partes commutabimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:3:14:24"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 3, 14, 24</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:55:68">4, 55, 68</bibl>: hilariter, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:5:26"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 5, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,026:6:17"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Sap.</title> 6, 17</bibl>; cf. Neue, Formenl. 2, 660.— <abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">si hilarius locuti sunt (opp. in luctu esse),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:27:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 27, 64</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:18"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 18</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^ri^tas" key="hi^la^ri^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n20683"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlărĭtas">hilaritas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hilaris</etym>, <sense id="n20683.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>cheerfulness, gayety, good-humor, joyousness, merriment, hilarity</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">hilaritatem illam, qua hanc tristitiam temporum condiebamus, in perpetuum amisi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:40:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 40, 3</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">tristitia deductis, hilaritas remissis (superciliis) ostenditur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:79"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilaritate et lascivia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:20:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 20, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">itaque hilaritatis plenum judicium ac laetitiae fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:57:243"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 57, 243</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilaritas illa nostra et suavitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:11:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">erat in M. Druso adulescente singularis severitas, in C. Laelio multa hilaritas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:30:108"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 30, 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in praecordiis praecipua hilaritatis sedes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:198"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 77, § 198</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut hilaritate enitescant (oculi),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:75"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ceterae hilaritates non implent pectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:23:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 23, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum diei permittit hilaritas,</quote> <i><i>fineness, pleasantness</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:9:14:18"><author>Col.</author> 9, 14, 18</bibl></cit>: arboris, i. e. <i>a fresh</i> or <i>lively appearance</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:118"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 16, 26, § 118</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^ri^ter" key="hi^la^ri^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n20684"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlărĭter">hilariter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hilaris <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^ri^tu_do" key="hi^la^ri^tu_do" opt="n" orig_id="n20685"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlărĭtūdo">hilaritudo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hilaris</etym>, <sense id="n20685.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>cheerfulness, merriment</i> (ante-class. for the class. hilaritas): numquam ego te tristiorem Vidi esse: quid cedo tam abhorret hilaritudo? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:56"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 56 (56)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">onera te hilaritudine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:678"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 83 (678)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut in ocellis hilaritudo est!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:421"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 4, 8 (421)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^ro" key="hi^la^ro" opt="n" orig_id="n20686"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlăro">hilaro</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">hilaris</etym>, <sense id="n20686.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make cheerful, to cheer, gladden, exhilarate</i> (rare but class.): omnes jucundum motum, quo sensus hilaretur, Graece <foreign lang="greek">ἡδονήν</foreign>, Latine voluptatem vocant, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:3:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 3, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Periclis suavitate maxime hilaratae sunt Athenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:11:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 11, 44</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:4:37"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 4, 37</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">picas mirum in modum hilarari, si interim audierint id verbum,</quote> <i><i>rejoice</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:118"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 42, 59, § 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut cum caelo hilarata videatur (terra),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:40:102"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 40, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilaratus vultus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:13"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 5, 4, § 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Festaque pallentes hilarent altaria lucos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:3:24"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 3, 24</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:5:14:14"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 5, 14, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshilarodos" key="hilarodos" opt="n" orig_id="n20687"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hilarodos">hilarodos</head> <itype opt="n">lascivi et delicati carminis cantator</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101:10"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101, 10</bibl> Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^ru^lus" key="hi^la^ru^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20688"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlărŭlus">hilarulus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">hilaris</etym>, <sense id="n20688.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>cheerful, contented</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Atticae, quoniam, quod optimum in pueris est, hilarula est, meis verbis suavium des,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 11</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^la^rus1" key="hi^la^rus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20689"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭlărus">hilarus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, v. hilaris.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^la^rus2" key="Hi^la^rus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20690"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭlărus">Hilarus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20690.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman freedman</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:12:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 12, 2</bibl> et saep.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshillae" key="hillae" opt="n" orig_id="n20691"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hillae">hillae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">hira</etym>, <i>the smaller and anterior intestines of animals</i> (other than men and sheep).  <sense id="n20691.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab hoc ventriculo lactes in homine et ove, per quas labitur cibus, in ceteris hillae, a quibus capaciora intestina ad alvum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:200"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 79, § 200</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20691.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20691.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>intestines, entrails</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hillas intestina veteres esse dixerunt,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 122, 7</bibl></cit>; <author>Laber.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 122, 10</bibl>.—In mal. part., <author>Laber.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 12</bibl>. —* </sense><sense id="n20691.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A kind of sausage, smoked sausage</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:60"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 60</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi_lo_tae" key="Hi_lo_tae" opt="n" orig_id="n20692"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hīlōtae">Hilotae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Εἵλωτες</foreign>, <sense id="n20692.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the original inhabitants of the city Helos</i> (<foreign lang="greek">Ἕλος</foreign>), <i>in Laconia, afterwards the bondsmen of the Spartans, the Helots</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Paus:3:6"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Paus.</title> 3, 6</bibl>.— Called also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ilotae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:27:9"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 27, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi_lum" key="hi_lum" opt="n" orig_id="n20693"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hīlum">hilum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">the primitive of nihilum, i. e. ne-hilum and nihil; etym. unknown; acc to Festus: hilum putant esse, quod grano fabae adhaeret, ex quo nihil et nihilum, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101</bibl> Müll.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hilum breve quoddam,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 121, 3</bibl></cit>; acc. to <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:111"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 111</bibl> Müll., perh. kindr. with hillae</etym>, <sense id="n20693.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little thing, a trifle;</i> usually with a negative, <i>not in the least, not a whit, nothing at all</i> (ante-class.): (Ennius) Quae dedit ipsa capit, neque dispendi facit hilum; <cit><quote lang="la">quod valet: nec dispendi facit quicquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:9:54"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 9, § 54</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:111">5, § 111</bibl> (Ann. v. 14 Vahl.); cf.: Sisyphus versat Saxum sudans nitendo neque proficit hilum, <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:6:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 6, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec defit ponderis hilum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:220"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 220</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque hilum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:518"><author>id.</author> 3, 518</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:783">783</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:379">4, 379</bibl>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">neque hilo Majorem interea capiunt dulcedinis fructum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1409"><author>id.</author> 5, 1409</bibl></cit>.—Without a negative: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid prorsum de summa detrahere hilum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:514"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 514</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:515"><author>id.</author> 4, 515</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^manto^pu_s" key="hi^manto^pu_s" opt="n" orig_id="n20694"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭmantŏpūs">himantopus</head>, <itype opt="n">pŏdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱμαντόπους, ποδος</foreign>, Lat. loripes, thongfoot, <sense id="n20694.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of long-legged water-fowl</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:130"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 47, 64, § 130</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20694.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hĭmantŏpŏdes</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a people of Aethiopia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:46"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 8, 8, § 46</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:10:3"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 10, 3</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 31, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1672,001:Res. Gest. Alex. 3:19"><author>Jul. Val.</author> Res. Gest. Alex. 3, 19</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi^mella" key="Hi^mella" opt="n" orig_id="n20695"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hĭmella">Himella</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20695.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small river in the Sabine territory</i>, now <i>Aia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:714"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 714</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHi_me^ra" key="Hi_me^ra" opt="n" orig_id="n20696"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hīmĕra">Himera</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱμέρα</foreign>. <sense id="n20696.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> M. and <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a river of Sicily, which divides into two branches, of which the northern one is now called Fiume Grande, and the southern Fiume Salso</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:7:17"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 7, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:90"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 8, 14, § 90</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:6"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:233"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 233</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20696.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> F., <i>the city of Himera, situated on the northern branch of the river of the same name, between Lilybaeum and Pelorus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:7:16"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 7, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 35, § 86</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:73">2, 4, 33, § 73</bibl>.—Also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hīmĕra</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:475"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 475</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20696.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hīmĕraeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the city Himera, Himeran</i>: Demophilus, <i>of Himera</i>,-<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:61"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 9, 36, § 61</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshinc" key="hinc" opt="n" orig_id="n20697"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinc">hinc</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">for hince, locative form from hic</etym>, <i>from this place. hence.</i>  <sense id="n20697.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In space: Imus huc: illuc hinc: cum illuc ventum est, ire illinc lubet, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:10:12"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 10, 12</bibl> (Trag. v. 258 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">abiit hinc in exercitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:125"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 125</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">In ea via, quae est hinc in Indiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:14:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 14, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui hinc Roma veneramus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:34:94"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 34, 94</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc a nobis profecti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:13:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 13, 29</bibl></cit>: Ex Sicilia testes erant ii, qui, etc. ... et hinc homines maxime illustres, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 6, § 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc Athenis civis eam emit Atticus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:601"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 2, 32 (601)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">at enim ille hinc amat meretricem ex proxumo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:791"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 2, 39 (791)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illam hinc civem esse aiunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:833"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 833</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:980"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 980</bibl>; <i>out of this world</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,001:6:11"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Conf.</title> 6, 11</bibl>.—Esp., in a book or writing, jam hinc, <i>from this point onward</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">majora jam hinc bella dicentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:29:1"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 29, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">liberi jam hinc populi Romani res gestas peragam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:1:1"><author>id.</author> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:7:7">8, 7, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:35:14">40, 35, 14</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20697.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20697.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> I. q. ab or ex hac parte, <i>from this side, on this side, here</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">imperator utrimque hinc et illinc Jovi vota suscipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:226"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 74 (226)</bibl></cit>: ex hac parte pudor pugnat, illinc petulantia; hinc pudicitia, illinc stuprum; <cit><quote lang="la">hinc fides, illinc fraudatio, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:11:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 11, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pudor est, qui suadeat illinc: hinc dissuadet amor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:619"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 619</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum speculorum levitas hinc illinc altitudinem assumpsit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:chapter=14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Univ.</title> 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multis hinc atque illinc vulneribus acceptis,</quote> <i><i>on each side</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:10:12"><author>Liv.</author> 32, 10, 12</bibl></cit>.—So too: hinc ... hinc, <i>on this side ... on that side, here ... there</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc patres, hinc viros orantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:13:2"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 13, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Cassandrea hinc Toronaico, hinc Macedonico saepta mari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:11:2"><author>id.</author> 44, 11, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:8:8">21, 8, 8</bibl>: hinc atque hinc vastae rupes geminique minantur In caelum scopuli, i. e. <i>on each side</i>, <foreign lang="greek">ἔνθεν καὶ ἔνθεν</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:162"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 162</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">multi impetus hinc atque illinc facti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:5:1"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">duos corvos hinc et inde infestantes,</quote> <i><i>from different directions</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:96"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 96</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hinc et inde,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc inde hortantium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 27</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hinc inde,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:49"><author>id.</author> ib. 49</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc inde jacta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:13:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 13, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:33:1">9, 33, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20697.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With reference to the origin or cause of any thing (v. ab and ex), <i>from this source, from this cause, hence; on this account</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc quodcumque in solum venit, ut dicitur, effingis atque efficis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:23:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 23, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videret hinc (i. e. ex auro) dona fortium fieri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:153"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 12, 54, § 153</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc sicae, hinc venena, hinc falsa testamenta nascuntur: hinc furta, hinc opum nimiarum potentiae non ferendae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:8:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 8, 36</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:23:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 23, 54</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:31:87"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 31, 87</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">plurima hinc orta vitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:74"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 74</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:2:5"><author>id.</author> 2, 2, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut posset hinc esse metus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:pr:10"><author>id.</author> ib. 6 praef. § 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:6:1">7, 6, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc enim accidit dubitatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:1:32"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 1, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc illae lacrimae!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:126"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 126</bibl></cit>; imitated by <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:25:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 25, 61</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:19:41"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 19, 41</bibl>; cf. ellipt.: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc illae sollicitationes servorum: hinc illae quaestiones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:67:191"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 67, 191</bibl></cit>: <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:97"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 97</bibl>: sed eccum Syrum ire video! hinc scibo jam, ubi siet (acc. to scire ex aliquo; <cit><quote lang="la">v. scio),</quote> <i><i>from him, this person</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:361"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 361</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc canere incipiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:5"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:186"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 62, 88, § 186</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">jam hinc igitur ad rationem sermonis conjuncti transeamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:40"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 40</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">jam hinc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:1:1"><author>id.</author> 3, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:11:1">2, 11, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:3:4">10, 3, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc jam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:1"><author>id.</author> 2, 4, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:pr:13">8 praef. § 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque hinc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:1:15"><author>id.</author> 3, 1, 15</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20697.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In time. </sense><sense id="n20697.6" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>From this time, after this, hereupon</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">puerum in specu septem et quinquaginta dormisse annis: hinc pari numero dierum senio ingruente, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:175"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 52, 53, § 175</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:672"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 672</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">circumdata hinc regi specie honoris valida manus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:67"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 67</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20697.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> For abhinc, <i>ago, since</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">me nemo magis respiciet, ubi iste huc venerit, Quam si hinc ducentos annos fuerim mortuus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:340"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 3, 19 (340)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">septimo hinc anno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:43"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 3, 4, § 43</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshinna" key="hinna" opt="n" orig_id="n20698"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinna">hinna</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. hinnus, I.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshinni_bi^lis" key="hinni_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20699"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinnībĭlis">hinnibilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hinnio</etym>, <sense id="n20699.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that neighs, neighing</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">quod hinnibile est, equus est,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 3, p. 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exscreatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:10:119"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 10, 119</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshinni^bundus" key="hinni^bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n20700"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinnĭbundus">hinnibundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hinnio</etym>, <sense id="n20700.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>constantly neighing</i>: equi, Quadrig. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 122, 14</bibl> (Lachm. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2, p. 236"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, p. 236</bibl> ex conj.; MSS. hinnibunde).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshinni^enter" key="hinni^enter" opt="n" orig_id="n20701"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinnĭenter">hinnienter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hinnio <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshinni^o" key="hinni^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20702"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinnĭo">hinnio</head>, <itype opt="n">īre</itype> (<i>perf.</i> hinnisset, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:7:3"><author>Val. Max.</author> 7, 3</bibl>, ext. 2), <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos>, <sense id="n20702.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to neigh, whinny</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut si finias equum, genus est animal, species mortale, differentia irrationale (nam et homo mortale erat), proprium hinniens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:3:3"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 3, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1077"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1077</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: hinnientium dulcedines, i. e. <i>of horses</i>, Laev. ap. <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p294"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 294</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, of the centaur Chiron, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:14:29"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 14, 29</bibl>.—Hence, * <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hinnĭenter</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <i>with neighing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinnibunde pro hinnienter,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 122, 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshinni_tat" key="hinni_tat" opt="n" orig_id="n20703"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinnītat">hinnitat</head> <foreign lang="greek">χρεμετιζει</foreign>, Gloss. Philox. <i>freq.</i> v. <etym opt="n">hinnio</etym>.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshinni_tus" key="hinni_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20704"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinnītus">hinnitus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">hinnio</etym>, <sense id="n20704.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a neighing</i>: subito exaudivit hinnitum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:33:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 33, 73</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1073"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1073</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:94"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 94</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:16:34"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 16, 34</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:154"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 154</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:669">669</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:46"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 46</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshinnu^le^a" key="hinnu^le^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20705"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinnŭlĕa">hinnulea</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-ŭla</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hinnuleus</etym>, <sense id="n20705.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a young hind</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, 185</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshinnu^le^us" key="hinnu^le^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20706"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinnŭlĕus">hinnuleus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">hinnus</etym>, <sense id="n20706.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a young stag</i> or <i>roebuck</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:13:35"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 13, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:23:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 23, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:150"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 9, 42, § 150</bibl>.—As <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>: <cit><quote lang="la">cervus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:13"><author>Scrib.</author> 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20706.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A young mule</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:9:28"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 9, § 28</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshinnu^lus" key="hinnu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20707"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinnŭlus">hinnulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">hinnus</etym>, <sense id="n20707.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a young mule</i>: tu tuum sodalem Hinnulo videas strigosiorem, Maecen. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,002:40:13"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vit.</title> Hor.</bibl> (al. hinno me v. str-; PHI Ninnio); cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:172"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 44, 69, § 172</bibl> Sill. <title>N. cr.</title>; and: hinnulus <foreign lang="greek">ὁ ἐξ ἵππου καὶ ὄνου</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,023:5:19"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Prov.</title> 5, 19</bibl>; Cantic. 2, 17; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 12, 1, 22</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshinnus" key="hinnus" opt="n" orig_id="n20708"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hinnus">hinnus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἵννος</foreign>, <sense id="n20708.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mule</i> (from a stallion and a she-ass; opp. mulus, from a he-ass and a mare): <cit><quote lang="la">ex equa et asino fit mulus: contra ex equo et asina hinnus ... Hinnus est ex equo et asina, minor quam mulus corpore, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:8:1"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 8, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6">6</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hinnos et hinnas sub quo sensu accipere debeamus Varro designat: ait enim ex equis et hinnulis (leg. asinabus) qui nascantur, hinnos vocari,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 122, 4</bibl></cit> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:37:5"><author>Col.</author> 6, 37, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20708.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in the form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ginnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">γίννος</foreign>, <i>a little stunted mule</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non aliter monstratur Atlas cum compare ginno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:77:7"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 77, 7</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">in plurium Graecorum est monumentis, cum equa muli coitu natum, quem vocaverint ginnum, id est parvum mulum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:174"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 44, 69, § 174</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^o" key="hi^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20709"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭo">hio</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> and <pos>a.</pos> <etym opt="n">weakened from <foreign lang="greek">ΧΑΩ, χαίνω, χάσκω</foreign>; cf. Germ. gähnen</etym>.  <sense id="n20709.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Neutr., to open, stand</i> or <i>be open, to gape.</i> </sense><sense id="n20709.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20709.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen. (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): hiavit humus multa, Sall. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 318, 29</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">(calor) venas astringit hiantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:91"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vasti specus hiant defractis membris (colossi Rhodii),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:41"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 7, 18, § 41</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:8:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 8, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec flos ullus hiat pratis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:2:45"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 2, 45</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hiantia lilia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:115"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quercum patulis rimis hiantem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:16:2"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 16, 2</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Ch.</abbr> Qui potuit videre? <abbr>Ac.</abbr> Oculis. <abbr>Ch.</abbr> Quo pacto? <abbr>Ac.</abbr> Hem hiantibus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:181"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 1, 2, 71 (181)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculi hiantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:139"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 52, § 139</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum pisciculi in concham hiantem innataverunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:48:123"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 48, 123</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20709.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic., <i>to open the mouth, to gape, yawn</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">inceptus clamor frustratur hiantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:493"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 493</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">perdices hiantes, exserta lingua aestuant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:102"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 33, 51, § 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">trochilos crocodilum invitat ad hiandum pabuli sui gratia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:90"><author>id.</author> 8, 25, 37, § 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">leo immane hians,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:726"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 726</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lupus (piscis) hic Tiberinus an alto Captus hiet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:32"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">profluentem aquam hianti ore captantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:16"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 16</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20709.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20709.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Of speech, <i>to be badly connected, to leave a hiatus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (vocalium concursus) cum accidit, hiat et intersistit et quasi laborat oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:33"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 33</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hiare semper vocalibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:20"><author>id.</author> ib. 20</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (poëtae), ut versum facerent, saepe hiabant: ut Naevius: Vos qui accolitis Histrum fluvium atque algidam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:45:152"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 45, 152</bibl></cit>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">crebrae vocalium concursiones, quae vastam atque hiantem orationem reddunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:12:18"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 12, 18</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">concursus hiantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:6:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Part. Or.</title> 6, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aspera et dura et dissoluta et hians oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:62"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hians compositio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:21"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hiantia loqui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:9:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 9, 32</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20709.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> (Acc. to I. A. 2.) <i>To gape</i>, with longing, wonder, or curiosity; <i>to be eager, to long</i> for any thing; <i>to be amazed</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">huic homini si cujus domus patet, utrum ea patere an hiare ac poscere aliquid videtur?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 4, § 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">canis semper ad spem futuri hiat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:72"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 72 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">corvum deludet hiantem,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the legacy-hunter</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:56"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne facies (equi) emptorem inducat hiantem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:88"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem ducit hiantem Cretata ambitio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:176"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 176</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">avaritiā semper hiante esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:134"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 54, § 134</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:12"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 12</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc plausus hiantem Per cuneos ... Corripuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:508"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 508</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">luxus et ignavia lacerabat hiantem Desidia populum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:11:35"><author>Sil.</author> 11, 35</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20709.8" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Act., to spew out</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">subitos ex ore cruores Saucia tigris hiat,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>spits, emits</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:706"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 706</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20709.9" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To bawl out, utter, sing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fabula seu maesto ponatur hianda tragoedo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:3"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carmen lyra,</quote> <i><i>plays</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:31:6"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 31, 6</bibl></cit> (3, 29, 6 M.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippaca_re" key="hippaca_re" opt="n" orig_id="n20710"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippacāre">hippacare</head> est celeriter animam ducere ab equi halitu, qui est supra modum acutus, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101</bibl> Müll.; cf.: ‡ hippicare = oscitare, badare, Gloss. Isid.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshippa^ce_" key="hippa^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20711"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippăcē">hippace</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππάκη</foreign>. <sense id="n20711.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Cheese made of mare's milk</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:131"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 9, 34, § 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:204">28, 14, 58, § 204</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20711.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A plant</i>, now unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:83"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 8, 44, § 83</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippa_gi^nes" key="hippa_gi^nes" opt="n" orig_id="n20712"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippāgĭnes">hippagines</head> <itype opt="n">naves, quibus equi vehuntur</itype>, quas Graeci <foreign lang="greek">ἱππαγωγούς</foreign> dicunt, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101</bibl> Müll.; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:25:5"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 25, 5</bibl>; cf. hippagogi and hippegus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshippa^go_gi" key="hippa^go_gi" opt="n" orig_id="n20713"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippăgōgi">hippagogi</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype> (Gr. <case opt="n">acc.</case>-gūs, <sense id="n20713.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππαγωγοί</foreign>, <i>vessels for transporting horses, cavalry-transports</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quinque et triginta naves, quas hippagogus vocant, ab Elea profectae, cum equitibus Gallis equisque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:28:7"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 28, 7</bibl></cit>; cf. hippagines and hippegus.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippa_gus" key="hippa_gus" opt="n" orig_id="n20714"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippāgus">hippagus</head>, v. hippegus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHippa^lus" key="Hippa^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20715"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippălus">Hippalus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20715.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>another name of the wind</i> Favonius, <i>in the Indian Ocean</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:104"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 23, 26, § 104</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHipparchus" key="Hipparchus" opt="n" orig_id="n20716"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hipparchus">Hipparchus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἵππαρχος</foreign>. <sense id="n20716.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A son of Pisistratus tyrant of Athens, and brother of Hippias, killed by Harmodius and Aristogiton</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:17:21:7"><author>Gell.</author> 17, 21, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20716.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A celebrated astronomer of Nicaea</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:6:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 6, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:95"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 26, 24, § 95</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:53">2, 12, 9, § 53</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:188">2, 77, 79, § 188</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:7:7"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 7, 7</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippa^ri_nus" key="Hippa^ri_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20717"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippărīnus">Hipparinus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππαρῖνος</foreign>, <sense id="n20717.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of the father of Dion</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Di:1:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Dion.</title> 1, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippa^ris" key="Hippa^ris" opt="n" orig_id="n20718"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippăris">Hipparis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20718.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small river of Sicily, flowing by the city of Camarina, whence it is now called Fiume di Camarana</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:230"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 230</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippa^sus" key="Hippa^sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20719"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippăsus">Hippasus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n20719.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Son of Eurytus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:313"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 313</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20719.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A centaur</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:352"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 352</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippe_gus" key="hippe_gus" opt="n" orig_id="n20720"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippēgus">hippegus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππηγός</foreign> (sc. navis), <sense id="n20720.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a transport for cavalry</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:209"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 56, 57, § 209</bibl>; cf. hippagogi.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippeus" key="hippeus" opt="n" orig_id="n20721"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippeus">hippeus</head> (dissyl.), ĕï, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππεύς</foreign> (horseman), <sense id="n20721.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of comet</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hippeus equinas jubas (habet),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:90"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 25, 22, § 90</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippias" key="Hippias" opt="n" orig_id="n20722"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippias">Hippias</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππίας</foreign>. <sense id="n20722.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A son of Pisistratus tyrant of Athens, and brother of Hipparchus, after whose assassination he fled to the Persians; he fell in the battle of Marathon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:10:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 10, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:9:2:10"><author>Gell.</author> 9, 2, 10</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20722.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A famous sophist of Elis in the time of Socrates</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:8:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 8, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:85:292">85, 292</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:32:127"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 32, 127</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n20722.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A famous painter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:141"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 40, § 141</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippius" key="Hippius" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20723"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippius">Hippius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20723.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman proper name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:76"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 76</bibl>.</sense><sense id="n20723.1" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> ‡ <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hippius</orth>, <itype opt="n">id est equester, Neptunus dictus est</itype>, etc., Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101</bibl> Müll. <etym opt="n">= <foreign lang="greek">Ἵππειος</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">Ἵππιος</foreign></etym>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo" key="Hippo" opt="n" orig_id="n20724"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippo">Hippo</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππών</foreign>, <i>the name of several cities.</i>  <sense id="n20724.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>A city of Numidia, also with the surname of</i> regius, Gr. <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππὼν βασιλικός</foreign>, <i>afterwards a bishop's see</i>, now <i>Bonah</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:7:1"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 7, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:3:7"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 3, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:259"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 259</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20724.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Hippo Diarrhytus, <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππὼν διάρρυτος</foreign>, <i>a city of Zeugitana, west of Utica</i>, now <i>Ben Zert</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:23"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 4, 3, § 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:26">9, 8, 8, § 26</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 27 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl> —</sense><sense id="n20724.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hippōnensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hippo</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sinus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:7:2"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 7, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:23"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 4, 3, § 23</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">colonia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:33:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 33, 2</bibl></cit>. —<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hippōnenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the inhabitants of Hippo</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:26"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 8, 8, § 26</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20724.4" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A city of</i> Hispania Tarraconensis, <i>near Toletum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:30"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 30</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20724.5" level="1" n="IV" opt="n"> <i>The previous name of</i> Vibo, <i>in the territory of the Bruttii</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:4:9"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 4, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:73"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 10, § 73</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^ca^me_lus" key="hippo^ca^me_lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20725"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏcămēlus">hippocamelus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱπποκάμηλος</foreign>, <sense id="n20725.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fabulous animal, half horse and half camel</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Epigr.</title> 70</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^campus" key="hippo^campus" opt="n" orig_id="n20726"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏcampus">hippocampus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-os</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππόκαμπος</foreign>, <sense id="n20726.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sea-horse</i>: Syngnathus hippocampus, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:149"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 11, 53, § 149</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:67">32, 7, 23, § 67</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:93">32, 9, 30, § 93</bibl>; 36, 5, 4, § 26; <author>Naev.</author> and <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 120, 17</bibl> and 19.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^centaurus" key="hippo^centaurus" opt="n" orig_id="n20727"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏcentaurus">hippocentaurus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱπποκέϝταυπος</foreign>, <sense id="n20727.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fabulous creature, half horse and half man, hippocentaur</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 2, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:37:90"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 37, 90</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:35"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 3, 3, § 35</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quis rem quae in rerum natura non est aut esse non potest, velut hippocentaurum stipuletur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 3:97"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 3, 97</bibl></cit> a.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^co^mus" key="hippo^co^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n20728"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏcŏmus">hippocomus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱπποκόμος</foreign>, <sense id="n20728.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a groom</i>, Cod. Th. 8, 5, 37.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^co^on" key="Hippo^co^on" opt="n" orig_id="n20729"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏcŏon">Hippocoon</head>, <itype opt="n">ontis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n20729.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Of Amyclae, father of Enaesimus, who took part in the Calydonian hunt</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:314"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 314</bibl> and <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:363">363</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:173"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 173</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20729.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A companion of Aeneas, an archer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:492"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 492</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:273"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 273</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippocoum" key="hippocoum" opt="n" orig_id="n20730"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippocoum">hippocoum</head> <itype opt="n">vinum ex insula Coo dictum ab agro generoso, cui nomen est Hippo</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101</bibl> Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHippocra^tes" key="Hippocra^tes" opt="n" orig_id="n20731"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippocrătes">Hippocrates</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱπποκράτης</foreign>, <sense id="n20731.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the celebrated Greek physician of Cos, founder of the art of medicine</i>, Cels. praef.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:33:132"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 33, 132</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:64"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 64</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20731.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hippocrătĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hippocrates, Hippocratic</i>: laniena, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:10:497"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 10, 497</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20731.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A Syracusan, brother of Epicydes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:35"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36">36</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippocre_ne_" key="Hippocre_ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n20732"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippocrēnē">Hippocrene</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱπποκρήνη</foreign>, <sense id="n20732.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fountain near Mount Helicon, sacred to the Muses, and which is fabled to have been produced by a stroke of Pegasus's hoof</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:7"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 7</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 7 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:3:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 3, 10</bibl>: fons Pindaricus, and in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:prol. 1"><author>Pers.</author> prol. 1</bibl>: fons caballinus).—</sense><sense id="n20732.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20732.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hippocrē-naeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hippocrene</i>: fontes, Auct. de Laud. Herc. 5.—</sense><sense id="n20732.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hippocrēnĭdes</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the Muses so named from the Hippocrene</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. E. 7, 21</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^da^manti^um" key="hippo^da^manti^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20733"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏdămantĭum vīnum">hippodamantium</head>, <sense id="n20733.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sort of wine</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:75"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 7, 9, § 75</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^da^mas" key="Hippo^da^mas" opt="n" orig_id="n20734"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏdămas">Hippodamas</head>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱπποδάμας</foreign>, <sense id="n20734.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the father of Perimele</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:592"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 592</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^da^me_" key="Hippo^da^me_" opt="n" orig_id="n20735"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏdămē">Hippodame</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hippŏdămīa</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-mēa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱπποδάμη</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">Ἱπποδάμεια</foreign>. <sense id="n20735.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Daughter of Oenomaüs, king of Elis; she became the wife of Pelops, who won her in a race with her father</i>, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:12:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 12, 26</bibl> (Trag. v. 398 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:2:20"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 2, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:8:35">1, 8, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:8:70"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 8, 70</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:7"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 7</bibl> Serv.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:243"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 243</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:84">84</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20735.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Daughter of Adrastus, and wife of Pirithoüs, at whose wedding took place the battle of the Centaurs and Lapithae</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:210"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 210</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:224">224</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:17:248"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 17, 248</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:33"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 33</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^da^mus" key="Hippo^da^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n20736"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏdămus">Hippodamus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππόδαμος</foreign>, <sense id="n20736.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the horse-tamer</i>, a <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> epithet of Castor, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:57:2"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 57, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippodro^mos" key="hippodro^mos" opt="n" orig_id="n20737"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippodrŏmos">hippodromos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππόδρομος</foreign>, <sense id="n20737.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a race-course for horses, hippodrome</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:431"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 27 (431)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:6:19"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 6, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:50:5"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 50, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ap.</title> 2, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^la^pa^thon" key="hippo^la^pa^thon" opt="n" orig_id="n20738"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏlăpăthon">hippolapathon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππολάπαθον</foreign>, <sense id="n20738.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>horse-sorrel</i>, a plant, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:232"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 21, 85, § 232</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^ly^te_" key="Hippo^ly^te_" opt="n" orig_id="n20739"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏlytē">Hippolyte</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hippŏlyta</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππολύτη</foreign>. <sense id="n20739.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>An Amazon, daughter of Mars, taken captive in the war of the Amazons by Theseus, to whom she bore Hippolytus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:30"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:2:4:23"><author>Just.</author> 2, 4, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:198"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 3, 17 (198)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20739.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The wife of Acastus, king of Magnesia, who conceived a passion for Peleus, and, because she met with no return of affection from him, accused him to her husband of an attempt upon her virtue</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:14"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 14 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:7:18"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 7, 18</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^ly^tus" key="Hippo^ly^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20740"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏlytus">Hippolytus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππόλυτος</foreign>, <sense id="n20740.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>son of Theseus and Hippolyte; his step-mother Phaedra fell in love with him, but, on her advances being repelled, she accused him to her husband of attempts upon her chastity; the king in his rage cursed him and devoted him to destruction; whereupon he was torn to pieces by his horses; he was, however, restored to life by Aesculapius, and taken by Diana, under the name of Virbius, to the grove near Aricia, where he afterwards received divine honors</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:497"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 497</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:10:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 10, 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:11:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 11, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:761"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 761</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:7:26"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 7, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:47"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:251">251</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^ma^nes" key="hippo^ma^nes" opt="n" orig_id="n20741"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏmănes">hippomanes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππομανές</foreign> (horse-heat, horse-rage). <sense id="n20741.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A slimy humor that flows from a mare when in heat, and which was used to excite desire</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:280"><author>Verg.</author> G. 3, 280</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:4:8"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 4, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:5:18"><author>Prop.</author> 4, 5, 18</bibl> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:516"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 516</bibl>).—</sense><sense id="n20741.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A plant that was supposed to put mares in heat</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. G. 3, 281</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20741.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A small black membrane on the forehead of a new-born foal, used in making love-potions</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:165"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 42, 66, § 165</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:180">28, 11, 49, § 180</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:132"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 132</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^ppo^ma^ra^thum" key="hi^ppo^ma^ra^thum" opt="n" orig_id="n20742"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭppŏmărăthum">hippomarathum</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-on</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππομάραθον</foreign>, <sense id="n20742.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>horse-fennel, wild fennel</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:258"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 23, 96, § 258</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^me^ne_is" key="Hippo^me^ne_is" opt="n" orig_id="n20743"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏmĕnēis">Hippomeneis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππομενηΐς</foreign>, <sense id="n20743.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Limone, a daughter of Hippomenes of Athens, who, as a punishment for unchastity, was thrown by her father to a horse to be devoured</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:337"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Ib.</title> 337</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:461"><author>id.</author> ib. 461</bibl> (al. Hippomeneia).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^me^nes" key="Hippo^me^nes" opt="n" orig_id="n20744"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏmĕnes">Hippomenes</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππομένης</foreign>, <sense id="n20744.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>son of Megareus, who conquered Atalanta, the daughter of Schoeneus, in a race, and thus obtained her as his wife</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:575"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 575</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:632">632</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:185"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 185</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 3, 113</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo_nax" key="Hippo_nax" opt="n" orig_id="n20745"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippōnax">Hipponax</head>, <itype opt="n">actis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππώναξ</foreign>, <sense id="n20745.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Greek poet of Ephesus, who wrote in iambics, celebrated for the bitterness of his satires</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:38:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 38, 91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:12"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 5, 4, § 12</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20745.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hippōnactēus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of Hipponax, in the style of Hipponax, Hipponactean</i>: praeconium, i. e. <i>a bitter, biting poem</i> (of Licinius Calvus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:24:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 24, 1</bibl>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hippōnacteus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (sc. versus), <i>the sort of iambic verse invented by Hipponax</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">senarios et Hipponacteos effugere vix possumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:56:189"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 56, 189</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo_nensis" key="Hippo_nensis" opt="n" orig_id="n20746"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippōnensis">Hipponensis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, v. Hippo, II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^ni_cus" key="Hippo^ni_cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20747"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏnīcus">Hipponicus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππόνικος</foreign>, <sense id="n20747.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an Athenian, father-in-law of Alcibiades</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Alc:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Alcib.</title> 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^pe_rae" key="hippo^pe_rae" opt="n" orig_id="n20748"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏpērae">hippoperae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱπποπῆραι</foreign>, <sense id="n20748.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>saddle-bags</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:87:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 87, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^pha^es" key="hippo^pha^es" opt="n" orig_id="n20749"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏphăes">hippophaes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱπποφαές</foreign>, <sense id="n20749.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i> (perh. the Euphorbia spinosa, Linn.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:91"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 15, 54, § 91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:29">22, 12, 14, § 29</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^phaeston" key="hippo^phaeston" opt="n" orig_id="n20750"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏphaeston">hippophaeston</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππόφαιστον</foreign>, <sense id="n20750.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a prickly plant</i> (perh. Centaurea calcitrapa, Linn.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:92"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 10, 66, § 92</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippophe^on" key="hippophe^on" opt="n" orig_id="n20751"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippophĕon">hippopheon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n20751.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:55"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 8, 35, § 55</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippophlo^mon" key="hippophlo^mon" opt="n" orig_id="n20752"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippophlŏmon">hippophlomon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱππόφλομον</foreign>, <sense id="n20752.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>white mandrake</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:148"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 13, 94, § 148</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^pho^bas" key="hippo^pho^bas" opt="n" orig_id="n20753"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏphŏbas">hippophobas</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱπποφοβάς</foreign>, <sense id="n20753.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:161"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 17, 102, § 161</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^po^des" key="Hippo^po^des" opt="n" orig_id="n20754"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏpŏdes">Hippopodes</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱππόποδες</foreign>, <sense id="n20754.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fabulous race of men, with horses’ feet</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:95"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 13, 27, § 95</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:6:8"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 6, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^po^ta^mus" key="hippo^po^ta^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n20755"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏpŏtămus">hippopotamus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱπποπόταμος</foreign>, <sense id="n20755.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river - horse, hippopotamus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:95"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 25, 39, § 95</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:9:3"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 9, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:22:15"><author>Amm.</author>22, 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^se^li_num" key="hippo^se^li_num" opt="n" orig_id="n20756"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏsĕlīnum">hipposelinum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱπποσέλινον</foreign>, <sense id="n20756.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sort of wild parsley;</i> lit., <i>horse-parsley</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:124"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 8, 37, § 124</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Apr.</title> 3</bibl> (<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:3:36"><author>Col.</author> 11, 3, 36</bibl>, written as Greek, and translated by olus atrum).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^ta^des" key="Hippo^ta^des" opt="n" orig_id="n20757"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏtădes">Hippotades</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἱπποτάδης</foreign>, <sense id="n20757.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the descendant of Hippotes</i>, i. e. <i>Aeŏlus</i> (as the son of Segesta, a daughter of the Trojan Hippotes), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:663"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 663</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:431">11, 431</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:224">14, 224</bibl>: Hippotadae regnum, i. e. <i>the Aeolic</i> (Liparic) <i>Isles</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:86"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 86</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:707"><author>ib.</author> 15, 707</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHippo^tho^us" key="Hippo^tho^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20758"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hippŏthŏus">Hippothous</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20758.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>son of Cercyon, who took part in the Calydonian hunt</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:306"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 306</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippo^toxo^tae" key="hippo^toxo^tae" opt="n" orig_id="n20759"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippŏtoxŏtae">hippotoxotae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱπποτοξόται</foreign>, <sense id="n20759.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>mounted archers</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:4:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 4, 5</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la"><bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:19:6"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 19, 6</bibl> (pure Lat., equites sagittarii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:16"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:4"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 4</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippu_ris" key="hippu_ris" opt="n" orig_id="n20760"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippūris">hippuris</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἵππουρις</foreign>, <sense id="n20760.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>horsetail</i>, a water-plant; <cit><quote lang="la">pure Lat., equisetum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:132"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 13, 83, § 132</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 39</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippu_rus" key="hippu_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20761"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippūrus">hippurus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἵππουρος</foreign>, <sense id="n20761.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fish</i> (perh. <i>golden carp, gold fish</i>, Coryphaena hippurus, Linn.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,014:95"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Hal.</title> 95</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:57"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 16, 24, § 57</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:149">32, 11, 53, § 149</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshippus" key="hippus" opt="n" orig_id="n20762"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hippus">hippus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἵππος</foreign>, <sense id="n20762.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sea-fish</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:149"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 11, 53, § 149</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshir" key="hir" opt="n" orig_id="n20763"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hir">hir</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ir</orth>, <itype opt="n">indecl.</itype> <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">from <foreign lang="greek">χείρ</foreign>, like heres from <foreign lang="greek">χῆρος</foreign>, and hiems from <foreign lang="greek">χεῖμα, χειμών</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n20763.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a hand</i>: quibu' vinum Defusum e pleno siet, ir siphove, cui nil Dempsit, i. e. <i>the palm of the hand, used in tasting wine</i>, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:8:23"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 8, 23</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 12</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 648</bibl> ib.; 698 ib.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi_ra" key="hi_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n20764"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hīra">hira</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20764.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the empty gut;</i> called also intestinum jejunum, Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νῆστις</foreign>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 1, 6</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:238"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 2, 1, 23 (238)</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 7, 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirci_nus" key="hirci_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20765"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hircīnus">hircinus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hirquīnus</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hircus</etym>, <sense id="n20765.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of a goat, goat's</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">barba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:967"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 2, 12 (967)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sanguis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:pr:2"><author>Plin.</author> 20 prooem. § 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:59">37, 4, 15, § 59</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pelles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:81"><author>id.</author> 12, 17, 40, § 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">folles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sidus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the constellation Capricorn</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Apoth.</title> 621</bibl></cit>.—Comically: <cit><quote lang="la">alae,</quote> <i><i>that have a goatish smell</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:873"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 4, 2, 51 (873)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHirci^pes" key="Hirci^pes" opt="n" orig_id="n20766"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hircĭpes">Hircipes</head>, <itype opt="n">pĕdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">hircus - pes</etym>, <sense id="n20766.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>goat-footed</i>, an appellation of Pan, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 9, § 906</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirco" key="hirco" opt="n" orig_id="n20767"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirco">hirco</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos>, <sense id="n20767.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to howl</i>, of the sound of the lynx, Auct. Carm. de Philom. 51.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirco_sus" key="hirco_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20768"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hircōsus">hircosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hircus</etym>, <sense id="n20768.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that smells like a goat, goatish</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">senex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:575"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 3, 14 (575)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens centurionum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:3:77"><author>Pers.</author> 3, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">subulcus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:98:10"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 98, 10</bibl></cit>; cf.: licet scripti sint inter hircosos, possint tamen inter unguentatos placere, Sen. Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:2:11"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 2, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:59:5"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 59, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshircu^lus" key="hircu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20769"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hircŭlus">hirculus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">hircus</etym>. <sense id="n20769.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A little goat</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,008:3:16"><author>Auct. Priap.</author> 86, 16</bibl> (Ps.-Catull. 19, 16). —</sense><sense id="n20769.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A plant</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:46"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 12, 26, § 46</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshircu^o_sus" key="hircu^o_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20770"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hircŭōsus">hircuosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hircus</etym>, <sense id="n20770.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>goatish</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pan,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:5:25:14"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 5, 25, 14</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshircus" key="hircus" opt="n" orig_id="n20771"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hircus">hircus</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hircŭus</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ircus</orth>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:20"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 20</bibl>; and the Sabine form, <cit><quote lang="la">FIRCUS,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:97"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 97</bibl></cit> Müll.; cf. haedus <abbr>init.</abbr>), i, m., <i>a he-goat, buck</i> (cf. haedus, caper).  <sense id="n20771.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:8"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:91">91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:312"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 312</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:16:34"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 16, 34</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:220"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 220</bibl> (<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:60"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 4, 15, § 60</bibl>: foedissimum animalium).— </sense><sense id="n20771.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20771.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Like caper, <i>a goatish smell, the rank smell of the armpits</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hircum ab alis (sapere),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:741"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 2, 4, 48 (741)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:71:1"><author>Cat.</author> 71, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">an gravis hirsutis cubet hircus in alis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:12:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 12, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pastillos Rufillus olet, Gargonius hircum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:27"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 27</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:92">1, 4, 92</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20771.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> An epithet applied to a filthy person: <cit><quote lang="la">hircus, hara suis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:38"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 1, 38 (38)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">propter operam illius hirqui improbi edentuli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:550"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 3, 2, 20 (550)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20771.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Of voluptuous persons, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:272"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 2, 1 (272)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:275">4 (275)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:37:5"><author>Cat.</author> 37, 5</bibl>; Poët. Atell. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:45"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 45</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirne^a" key="hirne^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20772"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirnĕa">hirnea</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">irnea</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20772.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a jug</i> for holding liquids, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:81"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 81</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:425"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 273 (425)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:428">276 (428)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirnu^la" key="hirnu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20773"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirnŭla">hirnula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">hirnea</etym>, <sense id="n20773.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small jug</i> or <i>pitcher</i> for liquids; in an unaspirated form: irnela vasis genus in sacris, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=105"><author>Fest.</author> p. 105</bibl> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title> (but urnulas is the true reading in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:1:2:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Par.</title> 1, 2, 11</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirpex" key="hirpex" opt="n" orig_id="n20774"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirpex">hirpex</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭcis</itype>, v. irpex.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHirpi" key="Hirpi" opt="n" orig_id="n20775"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hirpi">Hirpi</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20775.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a very ancient Sabine family near Rome, in the territory of the Falisci</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:19"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 2, 2, § 19</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 2, § 26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHirpi_ni" key="Hirpi_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n20776"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hirpīni">Hirpini</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Irpīni</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20776.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of Lower Italy, between Campania, Lucania, and Apulia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:99"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 11, 16, § 99</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:61:11"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 61, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:37">23, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:15">27, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in Hirpinis,</quote> <i><i>in the territory of the Hirpini</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:36:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 36, 79</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:208"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 93, 95, § 208</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">ex Hirpinis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:13"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 13 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in Hirpinis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:1"><author>id.</author> 23, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20776.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hirpīnus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Irp-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Hirpini</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager, fundus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:3:2:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 3, 2, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pubes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:571"><author>Sil.</author> 8, 571</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirpus" key="hirpus" opt="n" orig_id="n20777"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirpus">hirpus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">irpus</orth>, in the Sabine lang., <sense id="n20777.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the wolf</i>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=106:1"><author>Fest.</author> p. 106, 1</bibl> Müll.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. A. 11, 785</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirqui_nus" key="hirqui_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20778"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirquīnus">hirquinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. hircinus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshirquitalli^o" key="hirquitalli^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20779"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirquitallĭo">hirquitallio</head>, <itype opt="n">īre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">hircus</etym>, of new - born children, <sense id="n20779.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to acquire a strong voice</i>: in secunda hebdomade vel incipiente tertia vocem crassiorem et inaequabilem fieri: quod Aristoteles appellat <foreign lang="greek">τραγίζειν</foreign>, antiqui nostri ‡ <cit><quote lang="la">hirquitallire: et inde ipsos putant ‡ hirquitallos appellari, quod tum corpus hircum olere incipiat,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Censor.</author> de Die Nat. 14, 7</bibl></cit>; cf.: ‡ hirquitalli pueri primum ad virilitatem accedentes, a libidine scilicet hircorum dicti, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101</bibl> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title>; and without the aspiration: <cit><quote lang="la">‡ irquitallus puer, qui primo virilitatem suam experitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=105"><author>id.</author> p. 105</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirquitallus" key="hirquitallus" opt="n" orig_id="n20780"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirquitallus">hirquitallus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <sense id="n20780.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">the preced.</ref> art.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirquus" key="hirquus" opt="n" orig_id="n20781"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirquus">hirquus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, v. hircus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshirri^o" key="hirri^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20782"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirrĭo">hirrio</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">irrio</orth>), <itype opt="n">īre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos>, of dogs, <sense id="n20782.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to snarl</i>: hirrire = garrire, quod genus vocis est canis rabiosae, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101</bibl> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title>; cf.: hirrit <foreign lang="greek">ὅταν κύων ἀπειλῇ ὑλακτῶν</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.: <cit><quote lang="la">veluti est canibus innatum, ut, etsi non latrant, tamen hirriant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:7:3"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> 367</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirri_tus" key="hirri_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20783"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirrītus">hirritus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">irr-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">hirrio</etym>, <sense id="n20783.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a snarling</i> of dogs, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:9:16"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 16</bibl> <i>in carm.</i></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirsu_ti^a" key="hirsu_ti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20784"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirsūtĭa">hirsutia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hirsutus</etym>, <sense id="n20784.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>roughness, shagginess</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullae setarum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 25, § 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirsu_tus" key="hirsu_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20785"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirsūtus">hirsutus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">primary form HIRSUS, a variation of hirtus</etym>, <i>rough, shaggy, bristly, prickly, hirsute</i> = <foreign lang="greek">δασύς</foreign>.  <sense id="n20785.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (class.; syn. hirtus, pilosus, villosus): <cit><quote lang="la">quarum (animantium) aliae villis vestitae, aliae spinis hirsutae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:47:121"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 47, 121</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7:2:6"><author>Col.</author> 7, 2, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pectus Herculis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:9:49"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 9, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">crura genaeque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:65:9"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 65, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">supercilium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:34"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et glacialis Hiems canos hirsuta capillos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:30"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">barba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:766"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 766</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">capilli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:9:63"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 9, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juba (galeae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:10:20"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 10, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vellera (leonis) setis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:339"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 339</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">castaneae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:53"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 7, 53</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">frondes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:231"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 231</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vepres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:444"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 444</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rubi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:4:28"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 4, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">folia hirsutiora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:75"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 22, 33, § 75</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, to designate the people of the olden time (when the hair of the head and beard was left untrimmed), like intonsus and incomptus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:13:812"><author>Sil.</author> 13, 812</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:48:2"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 48, 2</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n20785.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>rude, unpolished</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sumpserit Annales: nihil est hirsutius illis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:2:259"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 2, 259</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirticulus" key="hirticulus" opt="n" orig_id="n20786"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirticulus">hirticulus</head> <foreign lang="greek">δασυπρωκτος</foreign>, Gloss. Phil.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHirti_nus" key="Hirti_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20787"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hirtīnus">Hirtinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Hirtius.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshirtipili" key="hirtipili" opt="n" orig_id="n20788"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirtipili">hirtipili</head> <itype opt="n">durorum pilorum homines</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=101"><author>Fest.</author> p. 101</bibl> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title></div1>


<div1 id="crossHirti^us" key="Hirti^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20789"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hirtĭus">Hirtius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n20789.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman</i> gens.; in partic., A. Hirtius, <i>consul</i> A. U. C. 711, <i>and author of the eighth book of Caesar's Commentaries on the Gallic war: he fell before Mutina</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:4:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 4, 2</bibl>; Q. Cic. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:27:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 27, 1</bibl>.—<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hirtīnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>of Hirtius</i>: proelium, <i>the battle in which Hirtius met his death</i>, Asin. Pollio ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:33:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 33, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshirtu^o_sus" key="hirtu^o_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20790"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirtŭōsus">hirtuosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, false read. in <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:5:25:14"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 5, 25, 14</bibl>, inst. of hircuosus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshirtus" key="hirtus" opt="n" orig_id="n20791"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hirtus">hirtus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>rough, hairy, shaggy</i>, = <foreign lang="greek">δασύς</foreign> (mostly post-Aug.; cf. hirsutus, hispidus, pilosus, villosus, setosus).  <sense id="n20791.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">oves,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:2:19"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 2, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hirto corde quosdam homines nasci proditur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:185"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 70, § 185</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ora (Scythis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:13"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frons,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:16:121"><author>Sil.</author> 16, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">toga,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:386"><author>Luc.</author> 2, 386</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:47"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 10, 47</bibl>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">tunica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Dat:3:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Dat.</title> 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">setae in corpore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:850"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 850</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">comae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:6"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 6</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">saxa dumis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:1:13"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 1, 13</bibl></cit>; cf. saepes, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:27"><author>Col.</author> poët. 10, 27</bibl>; and: ager spinigeris stirpibus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:11:120"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 11, 120</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hirtiora folia,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 71</bibl></cit>: aequor, <i>rough, uneven surface</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:9:53"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 9, 53</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20791.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, of character, <i>rough, rude, unpolished</i>: non tibi parvum Ingenium, non incultum est et turpiter hirtum, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:3:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 3, 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">C. Marius hirtus atque horridus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:11"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 11</bibl></cit> (cf., of Marius sordidum me et incultis moribus aiunt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:85:39"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 85, 39</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^ru_do" key="hi^ru_do" opt="n" orig_id="n20792"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭrūdo">hirudo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (also called sanguisūga), <sense id="n20792.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a leech, blood-sucker</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:122"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 10, 42, § 122</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego me convortam in hirudinem atque exsugebo sanguinem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:184"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 4 (184)</bibl></cit>.—Fig., of any thing that exhausts, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">aerarii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:16:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 16, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non missura cutem, nisi plena cruoris, hirudo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:476"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 476</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^rundi^ne^us" key="hi^rundi^ne^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20793"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭrundĭnĕus">hirundineus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hirundo</etym>, <sense id="n20793.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to swallows</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">adventus,</quote> <i><i>of the swallows</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:2:14"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 14</bibl></cit>; cf. the foll. art.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^rundi^ni_nus" key="hi^rundi^ni_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20794"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭrundĭnīnus">hirundininus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hirundo</etym>, <sense id="n20794.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to swallows, swallows’</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">sanguis, fel,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:133"><author>Plin.</author> 30, 14, 46, § 133</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nidus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:598"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 1, 6 (598)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:18:20"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 18, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^rundo" key="hi^rundo" opt="n" orig_id="n20795"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭrundo">hirundo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (weakened from <foreign lang="greek">χελιδών</foreign>), <i>a swallow.</i>  <sense id="n20795.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:92"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 33, 49, § 92</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:70">10, 24, 34, § 70</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:604"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 1, 12 (604)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:377"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 377</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:474"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 474</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:853"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 853</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 13</bibl>.—As a term of endearment: <cit><quote lang="la">dic me anaticulam, columbam vel catellum, Hirundinem, monedulam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:694"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 104 (694)</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">quid contendat hirundo cycnis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:6"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 6</bibl></cit> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">certent cycnis ululae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:55"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 55</bibl></cit>).—</sense><sense id="n20795.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a flying sea - fish, sea - swallow</i>, Exocoetus volitans s. evolans, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:81"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 26, 43, § 81</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshisco" key="hisco" opt="n" orig_id="n20796"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hisco">hisco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> and <i>a.</i> <etym opt="n">hio; whence also hiasco</etym>.  <sense id="n20796.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Neutr., to open, gape, yawn.</i> </sense><sense id="n20796.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">tellus, ait, hisce,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:546"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 546</bibl></cit>; cf.: magnae nunc hiscite terrae, Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:26"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 2, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">rima hiscit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:108"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 14, 24, § 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">st, tace, aedes hiscunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:946"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 1, 42 (946)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20796.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., <i>to open the mouth, to mutter</i> (so most freq. and class.): respondebisne ad haec? aut omnino hiscere audebis? * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:43:111"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 43, 111</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">adversus dictatoriam vim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:16:3"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 16, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adversus praepotentis viros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:26:7"><author>id.</author> 45, 26, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:4:7">9, 4, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:19:7">10, 19, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum non hisceret, ego intercessi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:9:10"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 9, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quoties sinit hiscere fluctus, Nominat Alcyonem, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:566"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 566</bibl>: raris turbatus vocibus hisco,</quote> <i><i>speak</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:314"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 314</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicere jussus Philotas non hiscere audebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:1:9:32"><author>Curt.</author> 1, 9, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quid tentaveris umquam hiscere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:127"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 127</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loquantur, hiscant,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 5, 19, 14</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20796.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Act., to speak, relate</i> any thing (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): hem vereor, plus quam fas est captivum hiscere, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 120, 30</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quicquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:231"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 231</bibl></cit>: tantum operis nervis hiscere posse meis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:3"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 3</bibl> (4, 2), 4 (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">carmen hiare lyra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:31:6"><author>id.</author> 2, 31 (3, 29), 6</bibl></cit>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshisdem" key="hisdem" opt="n" orig_id="n20797"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hisdem">hisdem</head> (prop. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">isdem</orth>), v. idem <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossHispa^lis" key="Hispa^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20798"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hispălis">Hispalis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20798.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of</i> Hispania Baetica, now <i>Sevilla</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:219"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 97, 100, § 219</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:18"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:20">20</bibl>; Asin. Pollio ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:32:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 32, 3</bibl>.—In the <i>neut.</i> form: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispal</orth>, <itype opt="n">ălis</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:6:4"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 6, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:11"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 1, 3, § 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:392"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 392</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20798.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispălensis</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispălĭensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the city Hispalis</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hispalensis conventus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:7"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 1, 3, §§ 7</bibl></cit>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:11">11</bibl>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispă-lienses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the inhabitants of Hispalis</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:78"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 78</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHispa_ne_" key="Hispa_ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n20799"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hispānē">Hispane</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <sense id="n20799.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>after the manner of Spain</i>, v. Hispani, II. A. <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHispa_ni" key="Hispa_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n20800"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hispāni">Hispani</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20800.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Spaniards</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:27"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:78"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 78</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:76"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 76</bibl> al. —</sense><sense id="n20800.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20800.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Spaniards, Spanish</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:74"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 10, § 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:88:7"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 88, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tarraco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:104:4"><author>id.</author> 10, 104, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">populi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:19"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:26"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cohortes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:88"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:6"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">acies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:454"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 454</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gladio cingi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:10:5"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 10, 5</bibl></cit>.—* <pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispānē</orth>: Hispane non Romane memoretis loqui me, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 180</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 495 Vahl.).—</sense><sense id="n20800.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispā-nĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the country of the Spaniards, Spain</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:3:4"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 3, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:5:1">1, 5, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3">3</bibl>; 2, 6, 1 sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:6"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 1, 2, § 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:108">18, 11, 28, § 108</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Imp. Pomp.</title> 4, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:37:89"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 37, 89</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:17:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 17, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 1</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:1">5, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:55">7, 55</bibl> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">citerior,</quote> <i><i>on this side of the Ebro</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:23"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ulterior,</quote> <i><i>beyond it</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:39"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 39</bibl></cit>.—In apposition: <cit><quote lang="la">in terra Hispania,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:58:5"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 58, 5</bibl></cit>.—As consisting of two parts, freq. also in <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispāniae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:1:10"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 1, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:110"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 20, 34, § 110</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:249">17, 26, 40, § 249</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:10"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:29:85">29, 85</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:97"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 97</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:2">3, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:70">70</bibl> et saep.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Carthago nixa duabus Hispaniis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:15:34"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 15, 34</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20800.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispānĭensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Spain, existing in Spain, Spanish</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Balbus Cornelius non Hispaniensis natus, sed Hispanus,</quote> <i><i>not merely born in Spain, but a thorough Spaniard</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:51"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 51</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12 praef"><author>Mart.</author> 12 praef.</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aestus maritimi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:10:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 10, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:168"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 67, 67, § 168</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spuma argenti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:106"><author>id.</author> 33, 6, 35, § 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,023:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Vatin.</title> 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">iter,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:28"><author>id.</author> <title>de Imp. Pomp.</title> 10, 28</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">casus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:16:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 16, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exercitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:3"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">triumphus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:97"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 15, 17, § 97</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:37"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 37</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">victoria Caesaris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:38"><author>id.</author> ib. 38</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20800.5" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispānĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Spanish</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">verbum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:82"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spartum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:3"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHispellum" key="Hispellum" opt="n" orig_id="n20801"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hispellum">Hispellum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n20801.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Umbria, at the foot of the Apennines</i>, now <i>Spello</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:113"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 14, 19, § 113</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:458"><author>Sil.</author> 8, 458</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3885</bibl>. —<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hispellātes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Hispellum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:8:6"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 8, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshispi^do" key="hispi^do" opt="n" orig_id="n20802"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hispĭdo">hispido</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">hispidus</etym>, <sense id="n20802.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make bristly, prickly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">spinosis fastigiis hispidatur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 26</bibl></cit> dub. (al. hispida turgescit).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshispi^dus" key="hispi^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n20803"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hispĭdus">hispidus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>rough, shaggy, hairy, bristly, prickly.</i>  <sense id="n20803.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose; syn. v. hirtus): <cit><quote lang="la">facies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:10:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 10, 5</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">frons,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:210"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 210</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">membra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:11"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpus Nereïdum squamis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:9"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 5, 4, § 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mater (of a shegoat with young),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:58:37"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 58, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:17"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 6, 7, § 17</bibl></cit>: agri, i. e. <i>dirty, foul with rain</i>, = squalidi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:9:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 9, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Eurus procellis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:612"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 612</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, per hypallagen: <cit><quote lang="la">sic hispida turpes Proelia villosis ineunt complexibus ursi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:6:868"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 6, 868</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n20803.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">agrestis auris ac hispida,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>rude, insensible</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:3:15"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 3, 15</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHispo" key="Hispo" opt="n" orig_id="n20804"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hispo">Hispo</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20804.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 65</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:1">14, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:50"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 50</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHispulla" key="Hispulla" opt="n" orig_id="n20805"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hispulla">Hispulla</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20805.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a woman</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:74"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 74</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:11">12, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:19"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 19</bibl> tit.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHister1" key="Hister1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20806"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hister">Hister</head>, <itype opt="n">tri</itype> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ister</orth>), <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ἴστρος</foreign>, <i>the lower part of the Danube</i> (the upper part, Danubius).  <sense id="n20806.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Prop. </sense><sense id="n20806.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">Ponticum simul et Hadriaticum mare et Histrum amnem et Alpes conspici posse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:21"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">turbidus et torquens flaventes Hister arenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:350"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 350</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stat vetus urbs, ripae vicina binominis Histri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:8:11"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 8, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20806.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp.: Histro fallacior, <i>an epithet applied by Tertullian to Marcion; because the river, on account of its strong eddies and many mouths, was dangerous to the navigator</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 1, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20806.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Meton.</usg>, <i>one who dwells on the Danube</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">collo triumphati proculcat Honorius Histri,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> VI. Cons. Honor. 648</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut tibi captivo famulus mittetur ab Histro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:79:11"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 79, 11</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshister2" key="hister2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20807"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hister">hister</head>, v. histrio <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshiston" key="histon" opt="n" orig_id="n20808"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histon">histon</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱστών</foreign>, <sense id="n20808.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the place where a loom stands, a weaving-room</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">habere institutos histonas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:2:21"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 2, 21</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshisto^ri^a" key="histo^ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20809"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histŏrĭa">historia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱστορία</foreign>, <i>a narrative of past events, history</i> (syn.: annales, fasti).  <sense id="n20809.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">historia testis temporum, lux veritatis, vita memoriae, magistra vitae, nuntia vetustatis, qua voce alia nisi oratoris immortalitati commendatur?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:9:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 9, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">erat enim historia (initio) nihil aliud nisi annalium confectio, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:12:51"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 12, 51</bibl></cit> sq.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 2, 5</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:18"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 8</bibl>; v. the art. annalis: <cit><quote lang="la">videtisne, quantum munds sit oratoris historia? ... Nam quis nescit, primam esse historiae legem, ne quid falsi dicere audeat? deinde ne quid veri non audeat? ne qua suspicio gratiae sit in scribendo? ne qua simultatis? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:15:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 15, 62</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">huic generi historia finitima est, in qua et narratur ornate et regio saepe aut pugna describitur: interponuntur etiam contiones et hortationes, sed in his tracta quaedam et fluens expetitur, non haec contorta et acris oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:20:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 20, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil est in historia pura et illustri brevitate dulcius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:75:262"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 75, 262</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Italici belli et civilis historia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 2, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">historia nec institui potest nisi praeparato otio, nec exiguo tempore absolvi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:3:9"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apud Herodotum, patrem historiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:1:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic (Sallustius) historiae major est auctor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:5:19"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 5, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obscura est historia Romana,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 18</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum historiae cuidam tamquam vanae repugnaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:8:20"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 8, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si historiae lectione discipulos instruxerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:5:1"><author>id.</author> 2, 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res memoranda novis annalibus atque recenti historia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:103"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 103</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quidquid Graecia mendax audet in historia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:175"><author>id.</author> 10, 175</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">auctor historiae Graecae gravissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:11"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 11 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Sabinus, secutus quosdam historiae scriptores, dicit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:7:7:8"><author>id.</author> 7, 7, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">certus Romanae Historiae auctor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:1:7:6"><author>Val. Max.</author> 1, 7, 6</bibl></cit>.— Prov.: historiam scribere, <i>to inform one's self accurately of any thing, to see a thing for one's self</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in scirpo nodum quaeris: quin nos hinc domum Redimus, nisi si historiam scripturi sumus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:248"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 1, 23 (248)</bibl></cit>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">simiae improbitatem historiis Graecis mandatam esse demiror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:32:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 32, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">concessum est rhetoribus ementiri in historiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:11:42"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 11, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil in historiis supra Pontificum annales haberemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:2:7"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 2, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:4:1">12, 4, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">historiarum scriptor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:49"><author>id.</author> 3, 8, 49</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">scriptores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:98"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non orationes modo, sed etiam historias legere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:67"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 8, 67</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:18:5"><author>id.</author> 2, 18, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tuque pedestribus Dices historiis proelia Caesaris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:12:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 12, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20809.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen.. <i>a narrative, account, tale, story.</i> </sense><sense id="n20809.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In abstr.: <cit><quote lang="la">historiam veterem atque antiquam haec mea senectus sustinet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:375"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 2, 100 (375)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quid in ea epistula fuit historia dignum, scribe quam primum, ne ignoremus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:8:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 8, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et quia narrationum tres accepimus species: fabulam ... argumentum ... historiam, in qua est gestae rei expositio, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:2"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">maxima de nihilo nascitur historia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:1:16"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 1, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hactenus historiae: nunc ad tua devehar astra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:1:119"><author>id.</author> 4 (5), 1, 119</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">satis historiarum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:158"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 2, 50 (158)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amarae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:89"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 89</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:7:20"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 7, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:4:44"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 4, 44</bibl>.—Hence: Naturalis Historia, <i>the title of the encyclopaedical work of Pliny the Elder.</i>—Historia, <i>a surname of C. Julius Hyginus</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Gramm.</title> 20</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n20809.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Concr., <i>a subject of discourse</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu quoque uti fieres nobilis historia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:15:24"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 15, 24</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshisto^ri^a_lis" key="histo^ri^a_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20810"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histŏrĭālis">historialis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">historia</etym>, <sense id="n20810.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to history, historical</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">venerabilis patriarchae Joseph historialis diligentia,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>related in sacred history</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:6:12"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 12</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshisto^ri^ce_1" key="histo^ri^ce_1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20811"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histŏrĭcē">historice</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. historicus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshisto^ri^ce_2" key="histo^ri^ce_2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20812"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histŏrĭcē">historice</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱστορική</foreign>, <sense id="n20812.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>explanation, interpretation</i> of an author: finitae quidem sunt partes duae, quas haec professio pollicetur, id est ratio loquendi et enarratio auctorum: <cit><quote lang="la">quarum illam methodicen, hanc historicen vocant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:9:1"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 9, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshisto^ri^cus" key="histo^ri^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20813"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histŏrĭcus">historicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱστορικός</foreign>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to history, historical.</i>  <sense id="n20813.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">earum rerum historiam non tam historico quam oratorio genere perscripsit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:83:286"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 83, 286</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:7:9:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 9, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:36:124"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 36, 124</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:12:42"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 12, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:33"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prosopopoeïae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:53"><author>id.</author> 3, 8, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lingua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:1:13"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 1, 13</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines litterati et historici,</quote> <i><i>versed in history</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:7:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 7, 16</bibl></cit>: fides, <i>credibility</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Aug.</author> Civ. Dei, 15, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 143, 12</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Aur.</title> 35</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20813.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">histŏrĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>one versed in history</i> or <i>who makes historical researches; a writer of history, historian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">oratores et philosophi et poëtae et historici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:20:78"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 20, 78</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:6:2"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 6, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:6:11">11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:9">2, 4, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:2:21">10, 2, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:11:17">12, 11, 17</bibl> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">Pelopidas, magis historicis quam vulgo notus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Pel:1:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Pelop.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis dabit historico, quantum daret acta legenti?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:104"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 104</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">histŏrĭcē</orth>, <i>historically</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">descriptiones locorum non historice tantum, sed prope poëtice prosequi fas est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:5:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 5, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Galat.</title> 10, 9, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshisto^ri^o^gra^phus" key="histo^ri^o^gra^phus" opt="n" orig_id="n20814"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histŏrĭŏgrăphus">historiographus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἱστοριογράφος</foreign>, <sense id="n20814.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a writer of history, historiographer</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Capitol.</author> <title>Gord.</title> 11, 21</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 42, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Eccl. Hist.</title> 1, 1</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Galat.</title> 2, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHistri" key="Histri" opt="n" orig_id="n20815"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Histri">Histri</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Istri</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20815.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the people of Istria, Istrians, a barbarous Illyrian tribe subdued by the Romans</i> <title>B. C.</title> 177: <cit><quote lang="la">principes Histrorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:11"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:129"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 19, 23, § 129</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Histrorum gentem originem a Colchis ducere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:32:3:13"><author>Just.</author> 32, 3, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">per Histros Hister emittitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:3"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 3</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr> </sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Histria</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Istria</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a country on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea</i>, extending from Trieste to the Sinus Flanaticus: <cit><quote lang="la">Histria ut peninsula excurrit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:129"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 19, 23, § 129</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:55"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 55</bibl>.—Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20815.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Histriāni</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Ist-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the people of Istria</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:2:1"><author>Just.</author> 9, 2, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20815.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Histrĭ-cus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Ist-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Istrian, of Istria</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:55"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 55</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:1">41, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:11">11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ostrea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:62"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 6, 21, § 62</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20815.3" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Histrus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Istrian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">testa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:64:2"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 64, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshistri^cu^lus" key="histri^cu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20816"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histrĭcŭlus">histriculus</head> <foreign lang="greek">λογοποιός</foreign>, Gloss. Philox. <etym opt="n"><lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> from histrio; cf. the foll. art.</etym>.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshistri^cus" key="histri^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20817"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histrĭcus">histricus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hister, histrio</etym>, <sense id="n20817.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to stage-players</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">imperator histricus,</quote> <i><i>the manager</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:4"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> prol. 4</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">imperium,</quote> <i><i>the management</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:44"><author>id.</author> ib. 44</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshistrio" key="histrio" opt="n" orig_id="n20818"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histrio">histrio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Etrusc. prim. form HISTER, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:2:6"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 2, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:2:4:4"><author>Val. Max.</author> 2, 4, 4</bibl>; whence histricus and histriculus</etym>, <i>a stage-player, actor</i>, either tragic or comic (syn.: actor, mimus, tragoedus, comoedus).  <sense id="n20818.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod verbum in cavea dixit histrio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:931"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 5, 39 (931)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:2"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:2:4:4"><author>Val. Max.</author> 2, 4, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:7:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 7, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:3:2:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Par.</title> 3, 2, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:5:18"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 5, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:61:258">1, 61, 258</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:19:70"><author>id.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 19, 70</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:69"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 69</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:77">77</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> prol. 13</bibl> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">ex pessimo histrione bonum comoedum fieri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:10:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 10, 30</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">vidi ego saepe histriones atque comoedos, cum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:2:35"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 2, 35</bibl></cit> Spald.: <cit><quote lang="la">patina Aesopi tragoediarum histrionis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:163"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 12, 46, § 163</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">M. Ofilius Hilarus comoediarum histrio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:185"><author>id.</author> 7, 53, 54, § 185</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tragicus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:141"><author>id.</author> 10, 51, 72, § 141</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod non dant proceres dabit histrio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:90"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 90</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n20818.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a boaster</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">histrionis est parvam rem attollere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:26:1"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 26, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshistri^o_na_lis" key="histri^o_na_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20819"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histrĭōnālis">histrionalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">histrio</etym>, <sense id="n20819.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a stage-player, like an actor</i> (a word of Tac.): <cit><quote lang="la">studium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:16"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">modi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">favor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:29"><author>id.</author> ib. 29</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshistri^o_ni^a" key="histri^o_ni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20820"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histrĭōnĭa">histrionia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. ars) <etym opt="n">histrio</etym>, <sense id="n20820.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the art of stage-playing, dramatic art</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">facere histrioniam,</quote> <i><i>to assume the character of an actor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:90"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 90</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:2:10:12"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 10, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">exercere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Petr.</author> <title>Fr.</title> 10</bibl></cit> [not found].</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshistri^o_ni^cus" key="histri^o_ni^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20821"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histrĭōnĭcus">histrionicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">histrio</etym>, <sense id="n20821.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a player, histrionic</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">operae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:32:1:73"><author>Dig.</author> 32, 1, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gestus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:6:18"><author>Amm.</author>14, 6, 18</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">histrĭōnĭca</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the player's art</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Heliog.</title> 12, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshistrix" key="histrix" opt="n" orig_id="n20822"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="histrix">histrix</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭcis</itype>, v. hystrix.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^ulce_" key="hi^ulce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20823"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭulcē">hiulce</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hiulcus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^ulco" key="hi^ulco" opt="n" orig_id="n20824"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭulco">hiulco</head>, no <i>perf.</i>, <itype opt="n">ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">hiulcus</etym>, <sense id="n20824.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to cause to gape</i> or <i>split open, to break into chinks</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum gravis exustos aestus hiulcat agros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:68:62"><author>Cat.</author> 68, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">per hiulcatos agros,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Fortun.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 6, 12, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshi^ulcus" key="hi^ulcus" opt="n" orig_id="n20825"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hĭulcus">hiulcus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hio</etym>, <i>gaping, split, cleft, opened, open.</i>  <sense id="n20825.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (only <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">ubi hiulca siti findit Canis aestifer arva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:353"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 353</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aegyptus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:708"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 708</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">venae fluminis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:9:450"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 450</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juga montis Tauri,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 38</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubes, Claud. Cons. Prob. et Olybr. 206: nimbi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Rapt. Pros.</title> 2, 230</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vulnus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:6:7"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ova,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> III. Cons. Hon. 4 praef.</bibl></cit>: mucro, i. e. ungues ferrei, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:10:452"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 10, 452</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ictus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 113</bibl></cit>.— * </sense><sense id="n20825.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> transf., <i>act., cleaving, destroying</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fulmen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:26"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 26</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20825.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20825.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of speech, <i>gaping, not well connected, forming a hiatus</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">struere verba sic, ut neve asper eorum concursus neve hiulcus sit, sed quodammodo coagmentatus et levis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:43:171"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 43, 171</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hiulcae voces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:44:150"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 44, 150</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonnumquam hiulca etiam decent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:36"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 36</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n20825.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Eager, longing</i> for any thing: <cit><quote lang="la">gens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:284"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 2, 9 (284)</bibl></cit>.—* <pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hiulcē</orth> (acc. to II. A.), of speech, <i>in a gaping manner, with a hiatus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non aspere, non vaste, non rustice, non hiulce, sed presse et aequabiliter et leniter (loqui),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:12:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 12, 45</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho!" key="ho!" opt="n" orig_id="n20826"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ho!">ho!</head> <pos opt="n">interj.</pos>, an expression of astonishment, <sense id="n20826.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>oh!</i> ho! tune is eras? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:945"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 945</bibl> dub. (al. oh!).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshoc1" key="hoc1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20827"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hoc">hoc</head>, <case opt="n">abl.</case> and <sense id="n20827.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>neutr.</i> of hic, q. v.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshoc2" key="hoc2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20828"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hoc">hoc</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. huc.</div1>


<div1 id="crossho^di^e_" key="ho^di^e_" opt="n" orig_id="n20829"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏdĭē">hodie</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">contr. from hoc die, on this day</etym>, <i>to-day.</i>  <sense id="n20829.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem quidem negat Eros hodie: cras mane putat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:30:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 30, 2</bibl></cit>; so opp. <cit><quote lang="la">cras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:94"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 94</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:33"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 33</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hodie mane,</quote> <i><i>this morning</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:9:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hodie cum diluculo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:743"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 2, 111 (743)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hodie numquam ad vesperum vivam!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:630"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 40 (630)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pridie Vinalia, qui dies hodie est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:14:5:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 14, 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nonae sunt hodie Sextiles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 10, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hodie tricesima sabbata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:69"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equidem te, nisi nunc, hodie nusquam vidi gentium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:686"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 2, 54 (686)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego hodie compendi feci binos panes in dies: Ita mea ancilla, quae fuit hodie, sua nunc est: Jam hodie alienum cenabit, etc.,</quote> <i><i>till today</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:471"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 3, 2 (471)</bibl></cit> sq.: faciam hodie, ut, etc., * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:91:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 91, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si cenas hodie mecum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:70"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 70</bibl></cit>.—Of the nighttime: <cit><quote lang="la">illa nocte aliquis, tollens ad sidera vultum, Dicet: Ubi est hodie, quae Lyra fulsit heri?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:76"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 76</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20829.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Pleon. (freq. in Plaut.): <cit><quote lang="la">maximo hercle hodie malo vostro istunc fertis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:1013"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 7, 24 (1013)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ego hodie raso capite calvos capiam pileum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:463"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 2, 1 (463)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20829.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>to - day, at the present day, at this time, now, in these times</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut omnes, qui tum eos agros, ubi hodie est haec urbs, incolebant, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 2</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">id quod retinemus hodie,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:9"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:22:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 22, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi non minori curae est, qualis res publica post mortem meam futura sit, quam qualis hodie sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:12:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 12, 43</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 2, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 1, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hodie omnes sic habent, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 25, § 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec turba deorum talis (erat) ut est hodie,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:47"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sunt summa hodie, quibus illustratur forum, ingenia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:122"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 122</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sunt et hodie clari ejusdem operis auctores, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:2:21"><author>id.</author> 3, 2, 21</bibl></cit>; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">sunt clari hodieque et qui olim nominabuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:94"><author>id.</author> 10, 1, 94</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">hodieque = et hodie,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:22:103"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 22, 103</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:16:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 16, 43</bibl> al.; but in the post-Aug. per. freq. hodieque for hodie quoque: <cit><quote lang="la">hodie etiam, usque adhuc, etiam nunc,</quote> <i><i>to this day, still</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:4:3"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 4, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:8:3">2, 8, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:27:5">2, 27, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:90:16"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 90, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:3"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:19"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=gal.:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Galb.</title> 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tit.:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Tit.</title> 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:176"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 45, 70, § 176</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:2">30, 1, 1, § 2</bibl>; v. que.—</sense><sense id="n20829.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To-day, now, at once, immediately</i> (cf. <foreign lang="greek">τήμερον</foreign>): <cit><quote lang="la">hodie itura,</quote> <i><i>on the point of going</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:463"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 463</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quin agitis hodie? ... Properate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:765"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 4, 1, 7 (765)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non dices hodie, quorsum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:21"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si hodie postulem, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,006:23:53"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tull.</title> 23, 53</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^di^ernus" key="ho^di^ernus" opt="n" orig_id="n20830"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏdĭernus">hodiernus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hodie</etym>, <i>of this day, to-day's.</i>  <sense id="n20830.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod ex hodierno ejus edicto perspicere potestis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:4:3:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 4, 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">disputatio hesterni et hodierni diei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:21:81"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 21, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hodierno die, mane,</quote> <i><i>today</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:3:9:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 3, 9, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ante hodiernum diem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:3:8:20"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 8, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis scit an adiciant hodiernae crastina summae Tempora di superi?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:7:17"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 7, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Servio Tullio regnante) multo diutius Athenae jam erant quam est Roma ad hodiernum diem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:10:39"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 10, 39</bibl></cit>. —<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> for hodie: <cit><quote lang="la">sic venias, hodierne,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:7:53"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 7, 53</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20830.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> (Acc. to hodie, II.) <i>Of the present time, present, actual</i> (rare and post-Aug.; cf. Krebs, Antibarb. p. 524 sq.).— Only in <i>neutr. absol.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">servatumque in hodiernum est, ne quis, etc.,</quote> <i><i>to this day</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:30"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 1, 7, § 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in hodiernum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Min. Fel.</author> <title>Octav.</title> 22</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Dict. Cret.</author> 3, 25</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in hodiernum diem,</quote> <i><i>to the present time</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:3:1:8"><author>Vitr.</author> 3, 1, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:de Cons. Evang. 3:24:69"><author>Aug.</author> de Cons. Evang. 3, 24, 69</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^doedo^cos" key="ho^doedo^cos" opt="n" orig_id="n20831"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏdoedŏcos">hodoedocos</head> <itype opt="n">latro atque obsessor viarum</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=103"><author>Fest.</author> p. 103</bibl> Müll. <etym opt="n">= <foreign lang="greek">ὁδοιδόκος</foreign></etym>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossho^doepo^ri^con" key="ho^doepo^ri^con" opt="n" orig_id="n20832"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏdoepŏrĭcon">hodoeporicon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁδοιπορικόν</foreign>, <sense id="n20832.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an itinerary</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 108, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshoedus" key="hoedus" opt="n" orig_id="n20833"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hoedus">hoedus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, and its derivv., v. haed.</div1>


<div1 id="crossholce_" key="holce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20834"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="holcē">holce</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλκή</foreign>, <sense id="n20834.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a drachma</i>: holceque a drachma non re sed nomine differt, Fann. de Pond. 19.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossholcus" key="holcus" opt="n" orig_id="n20835"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="holcus">holcus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλκός</foreign>, <sense id="n20835.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sort of grain, mouse - barley</i>, Hordeum murinum, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:90"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 10, 63, § 90</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^le^ra_ce^us" key="ho^le^ra_ce^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20836"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlĕrācĕus">holeraceus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ŏlĕr-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">holus</etym>, <sense id="n20836.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>resembling herbs, vegetable</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">frutex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:85"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 8, 53, § 85</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^le^ra_ri^um" key="ho^le^ra_ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20837"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlĕrārĭum">holerarium</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ŏlĕr-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">holus</etym>, <sense id="n20837.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a vegetable-garden, kitchen-garden</i>: olerarium, <foreign lang="greek">λαχανάριον</foreign>, Gloss.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^le^ra_tor" key="ho^le^ra_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n20838"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlĕrātor">holerator</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ŏlĕr-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">holero</etym>, <sense id="n20838.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who cultivates vegetables, a market-gardener</i>: holerator, <foreign lang="greek">λαχανοπώλης</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^le^ro" key="ho^le^ro" opt="n" orig_id="n20839"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlĕro">holero</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ŏlĕro</orth>), <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">holus</etym>, <sense id="n20839.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to plant with vegetables</i>: hortulos, Matt. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 722</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">holeratus, holeribus consitus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 168</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lo^caustum" key="ho^lo^caustum" opt="n" orig_id="n20840"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlŏcaustum">holocaustum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλόκαυστον</foreign>, <sense id="n20840.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a whole burnt-offering, holocaust</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Apoth.</title> 537</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Psych.</title> 784</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,002:40:6"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Exod.</title> 40, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,003:4:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Lev.</title> 4, 7</bibl> al.; cf. the foll. art.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lo^cauto_ma" key="ho^lo^cauto_ma" opt="n" orig_id="n20841"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlŏcautōma">holocautoma</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλοκαύτωμα</foreign>, <sense id="n20841.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a whole burnt-offering, holocaust</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>adv. Jud.</title> 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> adv. Marc. 5, 5</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,029:6:20"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Jer.</title> 6, 20</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Ev. Marc.</title> 12, 33</bibl> al. (in some edd. falsely holocaustoma).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lo^chry_sus" key="ho^lo^chry_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n20842"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlŏchrȳsus">holochrysus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλόχρυσος</foreign>, <sense id="n20842.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:48"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 8, 24, § 48</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:148">21, 20, 85, § 148</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 128</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lo^cy^ron" key="ho^lo^cy^ron" opt="n" orig_id="n20843"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlŏcyron">holocyron</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλόκυρον</foreign>, <sense id="n20843.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, called also chamaepitys, <i>ground-pine</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lo^gra^phus" key="ho^lo^gra^phus" opt="n" orig_id="n20844"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlŏgrăphus">holographus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλόγραφος</foreign>, <sense id="n20844.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>entirely autograph</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">epistula,</quote> <i><i>entirely written by one's own hand, autograph</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> adv. Ruf. 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">membrana,</quote> <bibl  n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:9:11"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 11 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">testamentum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 5, 24</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lo^porphy^rus" key="ho^lo^porphy^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20845"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlŏporphyrus">holoporphyrus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλοπόρφυρος</foreign>, <sense id="n20845.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>entirely purple</i>: stola, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 537, 30</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 19, 22, 14</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^loschoenos" key="ho^loschoenos" opt="n" orig_id="n20846"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏloschoenos">holoschoenos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλόσχοινος</foreign>, <sense id="n20846.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sort of rush</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:113"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 18, 69, § 113</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lo^se_ri^cus" key="ho^lo^se_ri^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20847"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlŏsērĭcus">holosericus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλοσηρικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20847.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>all of silk</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Heliog.</title> 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Aur.</title> 45</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Tac.</title> 10</bibl>; Cod. Th. 15, 9, 1. —Collat. form, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏlŏsērĭcātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:in Psa. 85:3"><author>Aug.</author> <title>in Psa.</title> 85, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lo^si^de_rus" key="ho^lo^si^de_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20848"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlŏsĭdērus">holosiderus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλοσίδηρος</foreign>, <sense id="n20848.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>all iron</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">spatula,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 1, 28</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^losphy_ra_tus" key="ho^losphy_ra_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20849"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlosphȳrātus">holosphyratus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλοσφύρᾶτος</foreign> (Doric for <foreign lang="greek">ὁλοσφύρητος</foreign>, all hammered), <sense id="n20849.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>beaten, solid</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:82"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 4, 24, § 82</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^loste^on" key="ho^loste^on" opt="n" orig_id="n20850"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlostĕon">holosteon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλόστεον</foreign>, <sense id="n20850.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a whitish plantain</i>, Plantago albicans, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:91"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 10, 65, § 91</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lo^thu_ri^a" key="ho^lo^thu_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20851"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlŏthūrĭa">holothuria</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁλοθούρια, τά</foreign>, <sense id="n20851.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sort of water-polype</i>, Holothuria priapus, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:154"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 47, 71, § 154</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lo^ve_rus" key="ho^lo^ve_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20852"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlŏvērus">holoverus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">vox hybr. from <foreign lang="greek">ὅλος</foreign>-verus</etym>, <sense id="n20852.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>quite real; entirely of purple</i>: vestimenta, Cod. Th. 10, 21, 3.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^lus" key="ho^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20853"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏlus">holus</head> (better than <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ŏlus</orth>; archaic <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">he-lus</orth>; cf.: helus et helusa antiqui dicebant, quod nunc holus et holera, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=100"><author>Fest.</author> p. 100</bibl> Müll. A form, holu, anciently helu, can be inferred from helvola, helvella, and olvatum; v. Müll. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=203"><author>Fest.</author> p. 203</bibl>, b), ĕris (<i>gen. plur.</i> holerorum for holerum, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 490, 25</bibl>; <i>dat. plur.</i> holeris for holeribus, Cato, R. R.), <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. haris, green; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χλόη</foreign>; cf.: helvus. helvola, Helvius; O. H. Germ. grucni; Germ. grün; Engl. green, etc.</etym>.  <sense id="n20853.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Kitchen</i> or <i>garden herbs</i> of any kind; <i>vegetables</i>, esp. <i>cabbage, colewort, turnips, greens</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:16"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 16</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:10:22"><author>Col.</author> 2, 10, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:130"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 130</bibl>: pomum, holus, ficum, uvam, Afran. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:2:16"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 16</bibl>: donec Discoqueretur holus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:1:74"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 1, 74</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">prandere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:17:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 17, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">silvestre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:80"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 22, 38, § 80</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">marinum,</quote> <i><i>sea-cale</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:80"><author>id.</author> 29, 4, 25, § 80</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">semper holus metimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0830,001:2:74"><author>Calp.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 2, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Syria in hortis operosissima, venitque in proverbium Graecis, multa Syrorum holera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:33"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 5, 16, § 33</bibl></cit>.—Prov. for <i>a coarse</i> or <i>humble meal, plain diet</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">melius est vocari ad olera cum caritate quam ad vitulum saginatum cum odio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,023:16:17"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Prov.</title> 16, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui infirmus est olus manducet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,053:14:2"><author>ib.</author> <title>Rom.</title> 14, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20853.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Holus atrum, also joined into one word, holusatrum (in <case opt="n">gen.</case> holeris atri and holusatri), <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a plant</i>, called also Smyrnium holusatrum, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:3:18"><author>Col.</author> 11, 3, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:7:1"><author>id.</author> 12, 7, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:162"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 8, 48, § 162</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:187"><author>id.</author> 19, 12, 62, § 187</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">called also: holus pullum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:123"><author>Col.</author> 10, 123</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossholusatrum" key="holusatrum" opt="n" orig_id="n20854"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="holusatrum">holusatrum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, v. 1. holus, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossho^luscu^lum" key="ho^luscu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n20855"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏluscŭlum">holusculum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">holus</etym>, <sense id="n20855.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small herb</i> or <i>vegetable, a little cabbage</i> (class.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:64"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 64</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:79"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 79</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:7:1"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 7, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshomeltium" key="homeltium" opt="n" orig_id="n20856"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="homeltium">homeltium</head> <itype opt="n">pilei genus</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=103"><author>Fest.</author> p. 103</bibl> Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^me_ri^a^cus" key="Ho^me_ri^a^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20857"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏmērĭăcus">Homeriacus</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Hŏmērĭcus</orth>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏmērius</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏmērista</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. Homerus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^me_ro^cento" key="Ho^me_ro^cento" opt="n" orig_id="n20858"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏmērŏcento">Homerocento</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Homeruscento</etym>, <sense id="n20858.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a poem made up of verses from Homer</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>de Praescr.</title> 39</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 103, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^me_ro^mastix" key="Ho^me_ro^mastix" opt="n" orig_id="n20859"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏmērŏmastix">Homeromastix</head>, <itype opt="n">īgis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὁμηρομάστιξ</foreign> (Homer's scourge), <i>the censurer of Homer.</i>  <sense id="n20859.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, an epithet given to the critic Zoilus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7 praef"><author>Vitr.</author> 7 praef.</bibl>—</sense><sense id="n20859.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>a censorious person</i>: ut obiter caveam istos Homeromastigas, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:pr:28"><author>Plin.</author> <title>H. N.</title> praef. § 28</bibl>. </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^me_ro^ni^des" key="Ho^me_ro^ni^des" opt="n" orig_id="n20860"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏmērŏnĭdes">Homeronides</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20860.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">the foll.</ref> art. II. E.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^me_rus" key="Ho^me_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20861"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏmērus">Homerus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὅμηρος</foreign>, <sense id="n20861.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Greek poet Homer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:32:79">1, 32, 79</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:10:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 10, 40</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:8:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 8, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:34:137"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 34, 137</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:5:2"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 5, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:47"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 47</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:359"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 359</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n20861.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20861.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏmērĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὁμηρικός</foreign>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Homer, Homeric</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">versus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:25:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 25, 52</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">dispositio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:12:14"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 12, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facultas eloquendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:81"><author>id.</author> 10, 1, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">more,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:10:11"><author>id.</author> 7, 10, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ajax,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:39:82"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 39, 82</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">Agamemno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:26:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 26, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senex,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Nestor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:3:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculi,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>blind</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 2</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n20861.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏmērĭă-cus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">notae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Priap.</author> 69</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n20861.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏmērĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">scyphi, quos Homerios a caelatura carminum Homeri vocabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:47"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 47</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20861.5" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏmērista</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὁμηριστής</foreign>, <i>a Homeric rhapsodist</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:59:2"><author>Petr.</author> 59, 2, sq.</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 481</bibl> P.—* </sense><sense id="n20861.6" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏmērŏnĭdes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>an imitator of Homer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:485"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 6, 4 (485)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mi^ci_da" key="ho^mi^ci_da" opt="n" orig_id="n20862"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmĭcīda">homicida</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">comm.</gen> <etym opt="n">homo-caedo</etym>, <i>a man-slayer, homicide, a murderer, murderess</i> (syn.: interfector, sicarius, percussor).  <sense id="n20862.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">statuendum tibi esse, utrum illi, qui istam rem gesserunt, homicidaene sint, an vindices libertatis ... Confiteor eos plus quam sicarios, plus quam homicidas, plus etiam quam parricidas esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:12:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 12, 30</bibl></cit> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:26"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:3:34"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 3, 34</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">an, qui se interficit, homicida sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:3:7"><author>id.</author> 7, 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mandatores caedis perinde ut homicidae puniuntur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 5, 23, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui, cum vellet occidere, id casu aliquo perpetrare non potuit, ut homicida punitur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 5, 23, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 3, 194</bibl>.—Of a woman: <cit><quote lang="la">quid si tantum homicida? quid si tantum rea fuisses?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:1:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n20862.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In a good sense, as a transl. of the Homeric <foreign lang="greek">ἀνδροφόνος</foreign>, an epithet of Hector, <i>slayer of men</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mi^ci_da_lis" key="ho^mi^ci_da_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20863"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmĭcīdālis">homicidalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">homicida</etym>, <sense id="n20863.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>homicidal, murderous</i> (late Lat.), Pseudo-Hilar. in Job, 1, p. 101.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mi^ci_da_ri^us" key="ho^mi^ci_da_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20864"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmĭcīdārĭus">homicidarius</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏmŏcīdĭā-rĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">homicida and homicidium</etym>, <sense id="n20864.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>relating to man-slaying, homicidal</i>: sanguis, Auct. Pan. ad Const. 4.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mi^ci_di^um" key="ho^mi^ci_di^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20865"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmĭcīdĭum">homicidium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">homicida</etym>, <sense id="n20865.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>manslaughter, homicide, murder</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">si quis homicidii accusetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:10:1"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 10, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:52">4, 2, 52</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:59">11, 3, 59</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:137:6"><author>Petr.</author> 137, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:12"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 3, 3, § 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:21"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 21</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mo" key="ho^mo" opt="n" orig_id="n20866"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmo">homo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype> (archaic form hemonem hominem dicebant, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=100"><author>Fest.</author> p. 100</bibl> Müll.; cf. humanus <abbr>init.</abbr>, and nēmo, from nĕ-hĕmo: homōnem, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 683</bibl> P. = Ann. v. 141 Vahl.: <cit><quote lang="la">hŏmōnes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0112,001:1:1"><author>Naev.</author> 1, 1</bibl></cit>), <gen opt="n">comm.</gen> <etym opt="n">root in humus, Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χαμαί</foreign>; cf. Germ. -gam in Bräutigam; O. H. Germ. gomo; Goth. guma; Old Engl. goom; Engl. groom; cf. also Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἐπιχθόνιοι</foreign>; Hebr. Adam</etym>, <sense id="n20866.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a human being, man.</i> </sense><sense id="n20866.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20866.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">animal hoc providum, sagax, multiplex, acutum, memor, plenum rationis et consilii quem vocamus hominem, praeclara quadam condicione generatum esse a summo deo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:7:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 7, 22</bibl></cit>; cf.<cit><quote lang="la">, on the natural history of man,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7 praef"><author>Plin.</author> 7 praef.</bibl></cit> sq.; § 5 sq.: decem hominibus vitam eripis, indictā causā, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:25"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 25</bibl> (24), 12: dum quidem unus homo Romanus toga superescit, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=302"><author>Fest.</author> p. 302</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 486 Vahl.); cf.: unus homo nobis cunctando restituit rem, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 1</bibl> (Ann. v. 313 ib.): navus repertus homo Graio patre Graius homo rex, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=169"><author>Fest.</author> p. 169</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 183 ib.): <cit><quote lang="la">homo jam grandior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:362"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 362</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo amicus nobis ... homo antiqua virtute ac fide,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:440"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 440</bibl></cit> sq.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">bonus homo et nobis amicus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 18</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: quid est, quod homo masculus lubentius videre debeat bella uxore?<author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 248, 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">infelix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:321"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 169 (321)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo omni doctrina eruditus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:5:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 5, 13</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">homo summā prudentiā, multā etiam doctrinā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:7:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 7, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de hujus hominis (i. e. Pompei) felicitate, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:47"><author>id.</author> <title>de Imp. Pomp.</title> 16, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">iners atque inutilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:6:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 6, 31</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">contemptus et abjectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:34:93"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 34, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">insulsus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:8:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 8, 15</bibl></cit>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">hominum homo stultissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:218"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 218</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid hoc homine faciatis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 16, § 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consulere generi hominum,</quote> <i><i>the human race, mankind</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:26"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 26</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:9:36"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 9, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 7</bibl> et saep. (more freq., genus humanum; v. humanus and genus); cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">natura hominem conciliat homini ... hominum coetus et celebrationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:4:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 4, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">placet Stoicis, quae in terris gignantur, ad usum hominum omnia creari, homines autem hominum causa esse generatos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:7:22"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 7, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines plurimum hominibus et prosunt et obsunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:5:17"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 5, 17</bibl></cit>: is dictus popularibus olim, Qui tum vivebant homines, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:15:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 15, 58</bibl> (Ann. v. 308 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">homines Romani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Imp. Pomp.</title> 14, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lege conciliati homines cum dis putandi sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:7:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 7, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pro deum atque hominum fidem!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:694"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 5, 3, 16 (694)</bibl></cit> et saep.: divumque hominumque pater, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:65"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 65</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 566 Vahl.); so, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl> (Ann. v. 567) and ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:4"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 4</bibl> (Ann. v. 254); but homo, <number opt="n">sing.</number>, is used of <i>the human race, mankind</i> (= homines, genus humanum), when it has no predicate joined with it: <cit><quote lang="la">qua haud scio an quidquam melius sit homini datum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:6:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 6, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:3:11">3, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">taces, Monstrum hominis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:696"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 696</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">odium illud hominis impuri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid hoc sit hominis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:576"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 1, 26 (576)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quid illuc hominus est?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:833"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 833</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">in addresses: nisi caves tu homo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1003"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 1003</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu homo adigis me ad insaniam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:111"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 111</bibl></cit>.—In apposition: <cit><quote lang="la">mares homines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1311"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 5, 32 (1311)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amanti homini adulescenti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:132"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 94 (132)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">filius homo adulescens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:1041"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 1041</bibl></cit>; v. adulescens: <cit><quote lang="la">verberare hominem senem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:562"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 562</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servom hominem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:292"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 292</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculi hominis histrionis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:46:193"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 46, 193</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo homo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:211"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 2, 2, 29 (211)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut homo nemo velit nisi hominis similis esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:28:78"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 28, 78</bibl></cit>; v. nemo. —Of females: <cit><quote lang="la">mater, cujus ea stultitia est, ut eam nemo hominem appellare possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:70:199"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 70, 199</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae (Io) bos ex homine est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:620"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 620</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:284"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 284</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dulcissimum ab hominis camelinum lac,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:123"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 9, 33, § 123</bibl></cit>: homines feminae (opp. mares homines), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:3:3"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 3, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20866.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Prov. </sense><sense id="n20866.4" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Quot homines, tot sententiae, <i>many men, many minds</i>, i. e. <i>every one has his own opinion</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:454"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 454</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:5:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 5, 15</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20866.5" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Ut homo est, ita morem geras, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:431"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 431</bibl> (but in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:725"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 36 (725)</bibl> spurious, v. Ritschl ad h. l.).—</sense><sense id="n20866.6" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> Homines, dum docent, discunt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:7:8"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 8</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20866.7" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> Aiunt homines plus in alieno negotio videre quam in suo, <i>the lookers-on see farther in the game than the players</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:109:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 109, 16</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20866.8" level="4" n="e" opt="n"> Homo nulli coloris, <i>neither fish nor flesh</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1201"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 7, 99 (1201)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20866.9" level="4" n="f" opt="n"> Homo sum; humani nihil a me alienum puto, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:77"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 77</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">homo ego sum, homo tu es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:447"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 46 (447)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20866.10" level="4" n="g" opt="n"> Lupus homo homini, non homo, quom qualis sit non novit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:494"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 4, 88 (494)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20866.11" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n20866.12" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Pregn., in a good or a bad sense. </sense><sense id="n20866.13" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> In a good sense (cf. vir), <i>a man</i>, as a reasonable or moral being: <cit><quote lang="la">homo es, qui me emunxisti mucidum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:493"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 4, 57 (493)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si homo esset, eum potius legeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:2:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nox te expolivit hominemque reddidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:10:40"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 10, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si vis homo esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:15:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 15, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines visi sumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:52:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 52, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos quod simus, quod habeamus, quod homines existimemur, id omne abs te habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:29:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 29, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si tu sis homo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:934"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 934</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et tu illum tuom, si esses homo, sineres, etc.,</quote> <i><i>if you had a man's sense</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:107"><author>id.</author> ib. 107</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exuens hominem ex homine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:12:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 12, 35</bibl></cit>: cum Socrates Alcibiadi persuasisset, eum nihil hominis esse, <i>that he was nothing of a man</i> (i. e. <i>in no respect such as a man should be</i>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:32:77"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 32, 77</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Nero) dicebat se quasi hominem tandem habitare coepisse,</quote> <i><i>like a human being</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:31"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">me hominem inter homines voluit esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:39:4"><author>Petr.</author> 39, 4</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20866.14" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In a bad sense, <i>a man</i>, as a weak, mortal being, subject to error, of low condition (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">fateor me saepe peccasse, nam et homo sum et adhuc juvenis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:130:1"><author>Petr.</author> 130</bibl></cit>: cf. <cit><quote lang="la">homines sumus, non dei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:75:1"><author>id.</author> 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Demosthenes, Homerus) summi sunt, homines tamen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:25"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 25</bibl></cit>.—In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae si hoc tempore non diem suum obiisset, paucis post annis tamen ei moriendum fuit, quoniam homo nata fuerat,</quote> Sulp. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:5:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 5, 4</bibl></cit>.—Also of servants (as distinguished from a free Roman): homo P. Quinti, <i>Quintus's man</i>, i. e. <i>his slave, servant</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 19, 61</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vinum familiae ... Saturnalibus et Compitalibus in singulos homines congios,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:57:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 57, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:10:16"><author>Cat.</author> 10, 16</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20866.15" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In opp. to a woman, <i>a man</i> (anteand post-class., and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">mi homo et mea mulier, vos saluto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:727"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 4, 2, 57 (727)</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 2, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:48:19:38"><author>Dig.</author> 48, 19, 38</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n20866.16" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In milit. lang., homines, opp. to cavalry, <i>foot-soldiers, infantry</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">capti homines equitesque producebantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:39:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 39, 5</bibl></cit>; cf. vir. —</sense><sense id="n20866.17" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Homo novus, v. novus.—</sense><sense id="n20866.18" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>Bodies, corpses</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam pigritia singulos sepeliendi promisce acervatos cumulos hominum urebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:48:3"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 48, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20866.19" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> Particular phrases. </sense><sense id="n20866.20" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Paucorum hominum esse, <i>to have but few intimates, be choice in one's company</i>: (Maecenas) paucorum hominum et mentis bene sanae. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:44"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 44</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo est Perpaucorum hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:409"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 409</bibl></cit>.— Hence, comically, of the favorite but rare fish, acipenser: Scipio vide, quid agas: acipenser iste paucorum hominum est, Cic. Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:2:12"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 12</bibl> (see the anecdote in connection).—</sense><sense id="n20866.21" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Inter homines esse (agere). </sense><sense id="n20866.22" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <i>To be among the living, to be alive, to live</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">Hercules numquam abiisset ad deos, nisi cum inter homines esset, eam sibi viam munivisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:14:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 14, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inter homines esse desinere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to die</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:31:1:59"><author>Dig.</author> 31, 1, 59</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">agere inter homines desinere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:74"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 74</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab hominibus ereptus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:31:1:58"><author>Dig.</author> 31, 1, 58</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20866.23" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <i>To see the world, be among men</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">iste homo qui numquam inter homines fuerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:28:76"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 28, 76</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20866.24" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, esp. in familiar lang., <i>the man, the fellow</i>, instead of the pron. <i>he, his, him</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">haben argentum ab homine?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1167"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 7, 65 (1167)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ibi homo coepit me obsecrare, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:261"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 261</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">itast homo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:143"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dixit, se senatui roganti de Marcello ne hominis quidem causa negaturum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:4:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ei medico imperasti, ut venas hominis incideret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:34:83"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 34, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantum esse in homine sceleris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:9:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 9, 22</bibl></cit> Halm.; 41, 89; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 27, § 62</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">persuasit homini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Dat:10:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Dat.</title> 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut insanit homo aut versus facit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:117"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 117</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">agnoscit hominem Caesar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:2:5:19"><author>Phaedr.</author> 2, 5, 19</bibl></cit> Burm. ad loc.; al.—</sense><sense id="n20866.25" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Hic homo, <i>this man</i>, = <i>I, myself</i> (ante-class. and <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">hunc hominem velles si tradere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:47"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solus hic homo est, qui sciat, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:248"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 2, 1, 33 (248)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tibi verba, huic homini verbera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:343"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 343</bibl></cit> (cf. hic, G.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mo^ci_da_lis" key="ho^mo^ci_da_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20867"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmŏcīdālis">homocidalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">homo-caedo</etym>, <sense id="n20867.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>murderous</i>: animus suus, Anon. (Hilar.) in Job, 1, p. 101.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^moeo^me^ri_a" key="ho^moeo^me^ri_a" opt="n" orig_id="n20868"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmoeŏmĕrīa">homoeomeria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁμοιομέρεια</foreign>; in the philosophy of Anaxagoras, <sense id="n20868.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the homogeneousness of the elements</i> or <i>first principles</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:830"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 830</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 4, 625</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^moeo^pro^phe^ron" key="ho^moeo^pro^phe^ron" opt="n" orig_id="n20869"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmoeŏprŏphĕron">homoeopropheron</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁμοιοπρόφερον</foreign>, <sense id="n20869.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>alliteration</i>, as in the verse of Ennius (ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 947</bibl> P. = Ann. v. 113 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">o Tite tute Tati tibi tanta tyranne tulisti,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 5, § 514</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^moeopto_ton" key="ho^moeopto_ton" opt="n" orig_id="n20870"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmoeoptōton">homoeoptoton</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁμοιόπτωτον</foreign>, <sense id="n20870.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>similar case-endings</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 5, § 532</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> 251</bibl> P.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:3:78"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 3, 78</bibl> sqq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^moeo^te^leuton" key="ho^moeo^te^leuton" opt="n" orig_id="n20871"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmoeŏtĕleuton">homoeoteleuton</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁμοιοτέλευτον</foreign>, <sense id="n20871.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>like ending, rhyme</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 5, § 532</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> 251</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^mo^le_" key="Ho^mo^le_" opt="n" orig_id="n20872"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏmŏlē">Homole</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὁμόλη</foreign>, <sense id="n20872.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a high mountain in Thessaly, near Tempe</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:675"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 675</bibl>.—At the foot of it was the city <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏmŏlĭum</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:32"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 9, 16, § 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:38:10"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 38, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20872.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏmŏlōĭ-des</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. portae), = <foreign lang="greek">Ὁμολωίδες πύλαι</foreign>, <i>the Homoloian gate in Thebes</i> (so named from the Cadmeans, who came from Mount Homole), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:7:252"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 7, 252</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mo^lo^gus" key="ho^mo^lo^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n20873"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmŏlŏgus">homologus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁμόλογος</foreign>, <sense id="n20873.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a later colonist</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Theod.</author> 11, 24, 6, § 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^mo^lo_is" key="Ho^mo^lo_is" opt="n" orig_id="n20874"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏmŏlōis">Homolois</head>, <itype opt="n">idos</itype>, v. Homole, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mo_ny^mi^a" key="ho^mo_ny^mi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20875"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmōnymĭa">homonymia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁμωνυμία</foreign>, <sense id="n20875.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>homonymy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1248,001:, Diff. Verb. p. 353"><author>Fronto</author>, Diff. Verb. p. 353</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mo_ny^mus" key="ho^mo_ny^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n20876"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmōnymus">homonymus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁμώνυμος</foreign>, <sense id="n20876.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of the same name, homonymous</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sicut in his, quae homonyma vocantur: ut, Taurus animal sit, an mons, an signum in caelo, an nomen hominis, an radix arboris, nisi distinctum non intelligitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:2:13"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 2, 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mo^to^nus" key="ho^mo^to^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20877"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmŏtŏnus">homotonus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁμότονος</foreign>, <sense id="n20877.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>stretched alike</i> or <i>in unison</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervi, funes, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:1:1"><author>Vitr.</author> 1, 1 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mo^u_sius" key="ho^mo^u_sius" opt="n" orig_id="n20878"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmŏūsius">homousius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁμοούσιος</foreign>, <sense id="n20878.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of like substance, consubstantial</i> (Lat. consubstantialis): <cit><quote lang="la">Trinitas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 77, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mullu^lus" key="ho^mullu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20879"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmullŭlus">homullulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">homullus</etym>, <sense id="n20879.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a manikin</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 614</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^mullus" key="ho^mullus" opt="n" orig_id="n20880"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmullus">homullus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">homo</etym>, <sense id="n20880.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little man, manikin</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">brevis hic est fructus homullis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:914"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 914</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid cessat hic homullus, ex argilla et luto fictus Epicurus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:25:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 25, 59</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^munci^o" key="ho^munci^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20881"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmuncĭo">homuncio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">homo</etym>, <sense id="n20881.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little man, manikin</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego homuncio hoc non facerem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:590"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 590</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homuncio hic, qui multa putat praeter virtutem homini cara esse (opp. deus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:134"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 43, 134</bibl></cit>: (Augustus Horatium) inter alios jocos homuncionem lepidissimum appellat, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,002:40:31"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vit.</title> Hor.</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:116:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 116, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quadringenta tibi si quis deus aut similis dis homuncio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:133"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 133</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^munci^o_ni_tae" key="ho^munci^o_ni_tae" opt="n" orig_id="n20882"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmuncĭōnītae">homuncionitae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">homuncio</etym>, <sense id="n20882.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Christian sect who considered Jesus as man only</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Apoth.</title> 552</bibl> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^muncu^lus" key="ho^muncu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20883"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏmuncŭlus">homunculus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">homo</etym>, <sense id="n20883.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little</i> or <i>weakly man, a manikin</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hui, Homunculi quanti estis!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:154"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 1, 2, 66 (154)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> prol. 51</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:491"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 90 (491)</bibl>: hem! nos homunculi indignamur, si quis, etc., Sulpic. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:5:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 5, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque tam desipiens fuisset, ut homunculis similem deum fingeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:44:123"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 44, 123</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut homunculus unus e multis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:9:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 9, 17</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">humilis homunculus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:23:64"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 23, 64</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:12:11"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 12, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^nesta_mentum" key="ho^nesta_mentum" opt="n" orig_id="n20884"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnestāmentum">honestamentum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">honesto</etym>, <sense id="n20884.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an ornament, grace</i> (rare; not in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">nullo honestamento eget virtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:66:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 66, 2</bibl></cit>.— In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia honestamenta pacis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:Or. ad Caes. 2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>Or.</title> ad Caes. 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">morum,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p276"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 276</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orationis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:26:4"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 26, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Theod.</author> 12, 1, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^nestas" key="ho^nestas" opt="n" orig_id="n20885"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnestas">honestas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">honestus</etym>, <i>honorableness.</i>  <sense id="n20885.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> (Acc. to honestus, I.) <i>Honorable consideration</i> which a man enjoys, <i>honor, reputation, character, respectability, credit</i>, opp. to turpitudo (class.; cf.: existimatio, dignitas). </sense><sense id="n20885.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: quid est honestas nisi honor perpetuus ad aliquem secundo populi rumore delatus. <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 3, 8</bibl>, <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde pudor, continentia, fuga turpitudinis, appetentia laudis et honestatis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">fugiendae turpitudinis adipiscendaeque honestatis causa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:27:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 27, 66</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:3:23"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 3, 23</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil esse in vita magnopere expetendum nisi laudem atque honestatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:6:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 6, 14</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia, quae putant homines expetenda, honestas, gloria, tranquillitas animi atque jucunditas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:22:84"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 22, 84</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:7:5:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 7, 5, 14</bibl>: cogita, ea nobis erepta esse, quae hominibus non minus quam liberi cara esse debent, honestatem, dignitatem, honores omnes, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:5:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 5, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quas familias honestatis amplitudinisque gratia nomino,</quote> <i><i>on account of their character</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:6:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestate spoliatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:16:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 16, 44</bibl></cit>; cf.: omni jure atque honestate interdictus, Q. Metell. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:17:2:7"><author>Gell.</author> 17, 2, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">fautor infimi generis hominum, odio alienae honestatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:47:11"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 47, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestatem omnem amittere,</quote> <i><i>consideration, respect</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:39:114"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 39, 114</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in eoque (officio) et colendo sita vitae est honestas omnis et in negligendo turpitudo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 2, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:3:24"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 3, 24</bibl>: honestati alicujus convenire (with <i>subj. clause</i>), <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 3, 5, 2</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number> (= honores): <cit><quote lang="la">ceteris ante partis honestatibus atque omni dignitate fortunaque aliquem privare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:40:87"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 40, 87</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20885.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, concr.: <cit><quote lang="la">causa, in qua omnes honestates civitatis, omnes aetates, omnes ordines una consentiunt,</quote> <i><i>honorable, reputable persons</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:51:109"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 51, 109</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20885.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> (Acc. to honestus, II.) </sense><sense id="n20885.5" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Honorableness</i> of character, <i>honorable feeling, honor, honesty, probity, integrity, virtue</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ubi est autem dignitas, nisi ubi honestas?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:11:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo est inventus tam perditus, tam ab omni non modo honestate sed etiam simulatione honestatis relictus, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:8:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 8, 23</bibl></cit> and 24: <cit><quote lang="la">(qui summum bonum) suis commodis, non honestate metitur ... honestatem propter se expetere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 2, 5</bibl></cit> and 6; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum omnis honestas manet a partibus quatuor, quarum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:43:152"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 43, 152</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">habes undique expletam et perfectam formam honestatis, quae tota his quatuor virtutibus continetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:15:48"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 15, 48</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:26"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 8, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">et in laude justitia utilitasque tractantur, et in consiliis honestas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:4:16"><author>id.</author> 3, 4, 16</bibl></cit>: sunt qui tradant tanta eum (Staberium Erotem) honestate praeditum, ut, etc., <i>such an honorable, noble character;</i> Fr. <i>honnēteté</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Gramm.</title> 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod factum causā publicae honestatis vindictam exspectat,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 5, 4, 21</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20885.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of things, <i>beauty, grace</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">testudinis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 1, 1, § 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si est honestas in rebus ipsis, de quibus dicitur, exsistit ex rei natura quidam splendor in verbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:31:125"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 31, 125</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^neste_" key="ho^neste_" opt="n" orig_id="n20886"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnestē">honeste</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. honestus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^nesti^tu_do" key="ho^nesti^tu_do" opt="n" orig_id="n20887"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnestĭtūdo">honestitudo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">honestus</etym>, <sense id="n20887.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>honorableness, virtue</i> (ante-class. for honestas, II.): tua honestitudo Danaos decipit diu, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 121, 1</bibl> (Trag. Fr. v. 501 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">horrida Europae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 120, 31</bibl></cit> (Fragm. Tr. v. 16 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^nesto" key="ho^nesto" opt="n" orig_id="n20888"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnesto">honesto</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">honestus</etym>, <sense id="n20888.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to clothe</i> or <i>adorn with honor; to honor, dignify; to adorn, grace, embellish</i> (class.; cf. honoro), with personal or inanimate objects. </sense><sense id="n20888.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>With personal objects</i> quom me tanto honore honestas, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:356"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 106 (356)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:244">2, 1, 50 (244)</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quod non dignos homines honore honestatos videbam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:35:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 35, 3</bibl></cit> Kritz.: <cit><quote lang="la">tantam laudem, quantā vos me vestris decretis honestatis, nemo est assecutus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:10:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 10, 20</bibl>: Saturnini imagine mortem ejus honestare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:9:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 9, 24</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:29:81"><author>id.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 29, 81</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:39:139"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 39, 139</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec famigeratio Te honestet, me autem collutulet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:693"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 2, 67 (693)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad eum augendum atque honestandum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:6:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 6, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a quibus, si interdum ad forum deducimur, si uno basilicae spatio honestamur, diligenter observari videmur et coli,</quote> <i><i>are honored by being accompanied through the basilica</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:34:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 34, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">summi viri Gracchorum et Flacci sanguine non modo se non contaminarunt, sed etiam honestarunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:12:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 12, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem vultus honestat, Dedecorant mores,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Laud. Stil.</title> 1, 26</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">arma auro et argento distincta corpus rarae magnitudinis honestabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:44:7"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 44, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ingens corpus erat (Navii), et arma honestabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:5:16"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 5, 16</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20888.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>With inanimate objects</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec domo dominus, sed domino domus honestanda est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:39:139"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 39, 139</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">L. Pauli currum rex nobilissimus Perses honestavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:10:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 10, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caput (avis) plumeo apice honestante (with distinguere),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:3"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 2, 2, § 3</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:13"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">formam pudor honestabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:6:2"><author>id.</author> 6, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:3:6">3, 6</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">exornatio est, qua utimur rei honestandae et locupletandae causa,</quote> <i><i>adorn</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:18:28"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 2, 18, 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:280"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 1, 7 (280)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^nestus" key="ho^nestus" opt="n" orig_id="n20889"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnestus">honestus</head>, <itype opt="n">a um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">honos, honor, qs. furnished or clothed with honor</etym>, <i>full of honor, honorable.</i>  <sense id="n20889.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Regarded with honor, enjoying respect</i> or <i>consideration, honored, distinguished, honorable, respectable, noble</i>, = honoratus: <cit><quote lang="la">qui me honore honestiorem fecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:392"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 3, 32 (392)</bibl></cit>: cum honos sit praemium virtutis judicio studioque civium delatum ad aliquem; <cit><quote lang="la">qui eum sententiis, qui suffragiis adeptus est, is mihi et honestus et honoratus videtur, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:81:281"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 81, 281</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">satis honestam honoratamque imaginem fore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:40:9"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 40, 9</bibl></cit>: magnus atque honestus, Brut. et Cass. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:3:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 3, 4</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">salvi et honesti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:2:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestus homo et nobilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:36:75"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 36, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum honesto aliquo homine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:9:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 9, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amplae et honestae familiae,</quote> <i><i>illustrious and honorable families</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:7:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 7, 15</bibl></cit>; cf.: homines honestis parentibus ac majoribus nati, <author>id.</author> Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:85"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 85</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">bonis parentibus atque honesto loco natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:Tusc. 5:20:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 20, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Sabinas honesto ortas loco virgines rapi jussit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:Rep. 2:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loco natus honesto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:45:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 45, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Polla, Nursiae honesto genere orta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=ves.:1"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vesp.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equite Romano in primis honesto et ornato,</quote> <i><i>distinguished, eminent</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:14:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 14, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:31:1">13, 31, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">eques Romanus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:62"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 62</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">erant complures honesti adulescentes, senatorum filii et ordinis equestris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:51:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 51, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">publicani, homines honestissimi atque ornatissimi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Imp. Pomp.</title> 7, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo honestissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:53:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 53, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">milites honestissimi sui generis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:20:1"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 20, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virginis honestae vaticinatione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=gal.:9"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Galb.</title> 9</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">quia deus auctor culpae honestior erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:4:2"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tam grave, tam firmum, tam honestum municipium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:4:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestissimus conventus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:2:9"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 2, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut honestiore judicio conflictere?</quote> <i><i>more honorable</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 13, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies honestissimus nobis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:2:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque erit illa mihi mortis honesta dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:21:34"><author>Prop.</author> 3 (4), 21, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honesta paupertas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:129:3"><author>Vell.</author> 129, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnium honestarum rerum egens,</quote> <i><i>not able to live suitably to his rank</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:14:17"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 14, 17</bibl></cit>: honestis manibus omnia laetius proveniunt, i. e. <i>of generals</i> (cf. shortly before: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsorum tunc manibus imperatorum colebantur agri),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:19"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 3, 4, § 19</bibl></cit>.—As <i>substt.</i> </sense><sense id="n20889.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnestĭōres</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>men of noble birth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui hominem castraverit ... sive is servus sive liber sit, capite punitur: honestiores publicatis bonis in insulam deportantur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 5, 23, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">1, 21, 4</bibl> sq.; opp. humiliores, <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 25, 1</bibl> sq.; Mos. et Rom. Leg. Coll. 1, 2, 2; 8, 4, 2.—</sense><sense id="n20889.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnestum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>honorable conduct, morality, virtue</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec honesto quicquam honestius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:7:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 7, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rigidi servator honesti (Cato),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:389"><author>Luc.</author> 2, 389</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense id="n20889.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Bringing</i> or <i>deserving of honor, honorable, respectable, creditable, worthy, virtuous, decent, proper, becoming.</i> </sense><sense id="n20889.5" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut (civium vita) opibus firma, copiis locuples, gloria ampla, virtute honesta sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:11:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in convivio moderato atque honesto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:6:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 6, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aequa et honesta postulatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:2:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestum ac probabile nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:25:71"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 25, 71</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut honesta praescriptione rem turpissimam tegerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:32:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 32, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">causas abeundi quaerat honestas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1181"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 1181</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">certatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:9:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 9, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestam rem actionemve aut non suscipere aut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:13:47"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res, causa (opp. turpis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:1:3:5"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 1, 3, 5</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">honesta res dividitur in rectum et laudabile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:3:2:3"><author>id.</author> 3, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hominum honestissimorum testimoniis non credere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:128"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 49, § 128</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:6:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 6, 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines honestissimi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:17:49"><author>id.</author> ib. 17, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod omnium sit votum parentum, ut honestiores quam sint ipsi, liberos habeant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:1:82"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 1, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">soror,</quote> <i><i>virtuous, chaste</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:58"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vita honestissima,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:17:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 17, 48</bibl></cit>; so in <i>sup.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">labor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:7:10"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 7, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praecepta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:2:27"><author>id.</author> 12, 2, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">testimonia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:11:37"><author>id.</author> 5, 11, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitae instituta sic distant, ut Cretes et Aetoli latrocinari honestum putent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestum quibusdam rapto vivere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:7:24"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 7, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestius est de amicorum pecunia laborare quam de sua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:14:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 14, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut neque rectum neque honestum sit, nec fieri possit, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:21:76"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 21, 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestum et rectum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:22:82"><author>id.</author> ib. 22, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestum id intellegimus, quod tale est, ut, detracta omni utilitate, sine ullis praemiis fructibusve per se ipsum possit jure laudari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:14:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 14, 45</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:53:159"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 53, 159</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:18:48"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 18, 48</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si maritus uxorem suam in adulterio deprehensam occidit ... non inique aliquid ejus honestissimo calori permittitur, Mos. et Rom. Leg. Coll. 4, 10, 1: mores honestos tradere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:239"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 239</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnestum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>honesty, integrity, virtue</i> (cf.: honor, virtus, etc.): <cit><quote lang="la">quandoquidem honestum aut ipsa virtus est aut res gesta virtute,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:23:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 23, 66</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sive honestum solum bonum est, ut Stoicis placet, sive quod honestum est, id ita summum bonum est, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:3:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 3, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:4:14">1, 4, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">formam quidem ipsam et tamquam faciem honesti vides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:5:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnis honesti justique disciplina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:2:1"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honesti praesens imago,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:1:28"><author>id.</author> 12, 1, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo (honesto) detracto quid poterit beatum intellegi?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:15:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 15, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de honesto ac bono,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:2:5"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honesta ac turpia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:16:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 16, 44</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:17:46">1, 17, 46</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestis similia sunt quaedam non honesta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 16, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in eodem pectore nullum est honestorum turpiumque consortium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:1:4"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de honestis, justis, utilibus quaestiones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:41"><author>id.</author> 3, 6, 41</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">honesta mors turpi vita potior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:33"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imponit finem sapiens et rebus honestis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:444"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 444</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestus rumor alterum est patrimonium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0622,001:217"><author>Pub. Syr.</author> 217</bibl></cit> Rib.—</sense><sense id="n20889.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., of personal appearance, <i>noble, fine, handsome, beautiful</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">ille erat honesta facie et liberali,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:682"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 682</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:230">230</bibl>; cf.: ita me di ament, honestus est. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:474"><author>id.</author> ib. 474</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">erat forma praeter ceteras honesta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:123"><author>id.</author> <title>And.</title> 123</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:68"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caput,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:133"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 133</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:392"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 392</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">asini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:6:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(equi),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:81"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager honestior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:4:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tunc ora rigantur honestis Imbribus (i. e. lacrimis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:234"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 234</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnestum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>beauty</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec, si quid honesti est, jactat habetque palam, quaerit, quo turpia celet, = si quid pulchri habent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:84"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 84</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏ-nestē</orth>. </sense><sense id="n20889.7" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> (Acc. to I.) <i>Honorably, nobly</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">honeste natus,</quote> <i><i>of noble birth</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:43"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 43</bibl></cit>.—Far more freq. and class., </sense><sense id="n20889.8" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> (Acc. to II.) <i>Decently, becomingly, properly, creditably, virtuously</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque illa matrem satis honeste tuam sequi poterit comes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:403"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 3, 69 (403)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:407"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 3, 77 (407)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic volo Te ferre (aquam) honeste, ut ego fero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:464"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 5, 7 (464)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde Mundior exiret vix libertinus honeste,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut videamur vestiti esse honeste,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:31"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 8, § 31</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">(Lucretia) tum quoque jam moriens, ne non procumbat honeste, Respicit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:833"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 833</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Caesar) sinum ad ima crura deduxit, quo honestius caderet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:82"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 82</bibl></cit>; <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 427, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">valde se honeste gerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestius hic, quam Q. Pompeius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:30:109"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 30, 109</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae in nostris rebus non satis honeste, in amicorum fiunt honestissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:16:57"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 16, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid recte honesteque dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">beate et honeste vivere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:4:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honeste vivere (opp. turpiter),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:24"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 10, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facere ac dicere (opp. turpiter),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:14"><author>id.</author> 11, 1, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:5:13">10, 5, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tam jejuna fames, cum possit honestius tremere, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:10"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 10</bibl></cit>. iste quidem veteres inter ponetur honeste, <i>fairly, properly</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:43"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 43</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">fastigium nunc honeste vergit in tectum inferioris porticus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:1:4:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 1, 4, 14</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^nor" key="ho^nor" opt="n" orig_id="n20890"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnor">honor</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnos</orth> (the latter form almost exclusively in Cic., who has honor only Phil. 9, 6 <abbr>fin.</abbr>, and Fragm. pro Tull. 21; also in Caes., Liv., Sall., Prop., Verg., Nep., and Curt.; but honor in Sen., Vell., Ov.; and Hor. and Tac. use both forms. Honos was antiquated in Quintilian's day, v. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:13"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 4, 13</bibl>; Neue, Formenl. 1, 168 sq.), ōris (archaic <case opt="n">gen.</case> honorus, like venerus, Lex Puteol. ap. <itype opt="n">Haubold</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> 7), <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">perh. Sanscr. hu-, call</etym>, <i>honor, repute, esteem</i> in which a person or thing is held.  <sense id="n20890.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20890.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum honos sit praemium virtutis judicio studioque civium delatum ad aliquem, qui eum sententiis, qui suffragiis adeptus est, is mihi et honestus et honoratus videtur. Qui autem occasione aliqua etiam invitis suis civibus nactus est imperium, hunc nomen honoris adeptum, non honorem puto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:81:281"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 81, 281</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">is autem, qui vere appellari potest honos, non invitamentum ad tempus, sed perpetuae virtutis est praemium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:10:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 10, 1</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">honos alit artes omnesque incenduntur ad studia gloria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 2, 4</bibl></cit>; so with <cit><quote lang="la">gloria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:24:87"><author>id.</author> <title>Part.</title> 24, 87</bibl></cit>: si honos is fuit, majorem tibi habere non potui, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:20:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 20, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quanto et honor hic illo est amplior, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 2</bibl></cit>, A, 1: <cit><quote lang="la">gratia, dignitate, honore auctus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:43:8"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 43, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amplissimis honoribus et praemiis decorari ... honos maximus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:54:232"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 54, 232</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut eum amplissimo regis honore et nomine affeceris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:5:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem praecipuo honore habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:54:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 54, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suum cuique honorem et gradum reddere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:47:136"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 47, 136</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apud eum sunt in honore et in pretio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:28:77"><author>id.</author> ib. 28, 77</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:61:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 61, 1</bibl>; so with <i>in</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in honore magno esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:8:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 8, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">summo in honore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:55:235"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 55, 235</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:19:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 19, 65</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tanto in honore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:77:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 77, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:47:7">3, 47, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:6:12"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 6, 12</bibl>; but without <i>in</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Jovem autem quanto honore in suo templo fuisse arbitramini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:129"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 58, § 129</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Druides) magno sunt apud eos honore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:13:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 13, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:54:5">5, 54, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:40:1"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 40, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:6"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:6:4"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 6, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">honorem accipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 2</bibl></cit>, A, 1: <cit><quote lang="la">honorem huic generi (i. e. poëtis) non fuisse declarat oratio Catonis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honori summo nostro Miloni fuit qui P. Clodii conatus compressit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:17:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 17, 58</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quod (i. e. medium ex tribus sedere) apud Numidas honori ducitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:11:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 11, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rite suum Baccho dicemus honorem,</quote> <i><i>honor, praise</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:393"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 393</bibl></cit>: tanto ille vobis quam mihi pejorem honorem habuit, <i>worse honor</i>, i. e. <i>greater dishonor</i> or <i>disgrace</i>, Q. Metell. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:9:4"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 9, 4</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">exsilii honor,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>honorable exile</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:21"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 21</bibl></cit>.—Personified: <cit><quote lang="la">tute pone te latebis facile, ne inveniat te honos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:663"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 2, 37 (663)</bibl></cit>.—Of inanim. and abstr. things, <i>honor, esteem, value</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">physicae quoque non sine causa tributus idem est honos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:22:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 22, 73</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:26:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 26, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ornatus ille admirabilis, propter quem ascendit in tantum honorem eloquentia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:36:125"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 36, 125</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multa renascentur quae jam cecidere, cadentque Quae nunc sunt in honore vocabula, si volet usus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:71"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apud antiquos piscium nobilissimus habitus acipenser nullo in honore est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:60"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 17, 27, § 60</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:104">19, 6, 32, § 104</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vino Pramnio etiam nunc honos durat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:54"><author>id.</author> 14, 4, 6, § 54</bibl></cit> al.—</sense><sense id="n20890.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n20890.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Public honor, official dignity, office, post, preferment</i> (cf. munus): <cit><quote lang="la">ita quaestor sum factus, ut mihi honorem illum tum non solum datum, sed etiam creditum ac commissum putem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 14, § 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille honoris gradus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:29:82"><author>id.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 29, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equites Romanos in tribunicium restituit honorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:77"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 77</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">extraordinarium honorem appetere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:32:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 32, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic ipse honos (sc. dictatura), delatus ad me, testis est innocentiae meae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:26:14"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 26, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">curulem adferri sellam eo jussit (Flavius) ac sede honoris sui inimicos spectavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:46:9"><author>id.</author> 9, 46, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honore abiit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:26"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 26</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">deposito honore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:36"><author>id.</author> ib. 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">paene honore summotus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honor municipalis est administratio rei publicae cum dignitatis gradu, sive cum sumtu, sive sine erogatione contingens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:4:14"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 4, 14</bibl></cit> pr.: honorem aut magistratum gerere, Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 1, 96</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">clari velamen honoris sufficiunt tunicae summis aedilibus albae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:178"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 178</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempus honoris,</quote> <i><i>the term of office</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:150"><author>id.</author> 8, 150</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honorem militiae largiri,</quote> <i><i>military honors</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:88"><author>id.</author> 7, 88</bibl></cit>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">populum Romanum hominibus novis industriis libenter honores mandare semperque mandasse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:81"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 37, § 81</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (populus) stultus honores Saepe dat indignis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:6:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ascendisset ad honores, nisi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:68:241"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 68, 241</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honoribus amplissimis et laboribus maximis perfungi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:8:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 8, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obrepisti ad honores errore hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Catulus maximis honoribus usus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:49:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 49, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magistratus atque honores capere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:26"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">largiri opes, honores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:12"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 12</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20890.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Particular phrases. </sense><sense id="n20890.6" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Honoris causa. </sense><sense id="n20890.7" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <i>Out of respect, in order to show honor</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">C. Curio, quem ego hominem honoris potius quam contumeliae causa nominatum volo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 7, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem honoris causa nomino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:2:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">toties hunc et virum bonum esse dixisti et honoris causa appellasti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:6:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 6, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Campanis equitum honoris causa, civitas sine suffragio data,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:14:10"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 14, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:34:8">32, 34, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:22:2">39, 22, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20890.8" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <i>For the sake of</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ejus honoris causa, feci thensaurum ut hic reperiret Euclio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:25"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> prol. 25</bibl></cit>: mei honoris causa mittere coquos, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:463"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4, 4 (463)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc honoris vostri venio gratia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:867"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 1, 7 (867)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:338"><author>id.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 2, 14 (338)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestri honoris causa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:928"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 928</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20890.9" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Praefari or dicere honorem, to make an excuse in saying any thing that may be distasteful = <i>by your leave</i> or <i>saving your presence</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si dicimus: ille patrem strangulavit, honorem non praefamur. Sin de Aurelia aliquid aut Lollia, honos. praefandus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:22:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 22, 4</bibl></cit>; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">haec sunt quae retulisse fas sit, ac pleraque ex his non nisi honore dicto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:87"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 8, 24, § 87</bibl></cit>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">honos auribus sit,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>pardon the expression</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:1:22"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 1, 22</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20890.10" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Personified, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏnor</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏnos</orth>, <itype opt="n">as a deity whose temple adjoined that of Virtus, and who was worshipped with uncovered head</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:121"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 54, § 121</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:54:116"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 54, 116</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:23:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 23, 58</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:1:1:8"><author>Val. Max.</author> 1, 1, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:25:7"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 25, 7</bibl> sqq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:4:21"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 4, 21</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 543</bibl>.</sense><sense id="n20890.11" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20890.12" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Concr., <i>any thing given as a mark of honor, an honorary gift, a reward, acknowledgment, recompense, fee; a sacrifice; funeral rites; a legacy</i>, etc. (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and since the Aug. period): <cit><quote lang="la">Itan tandem hanc majores famam tradiderunt tibi tui, ... honori posterorum tuorum ut vindex fieres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:644"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 2, 18 (644)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Curio misi, ut medico honos haberetur et tibi daret quod opus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:9:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 9, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:10:22"><author>Vitr.</author> 10, 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">geminum pugnae proponit honorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:365"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 365</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil victor honoris Ex opibus posco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:9:199"><author>Sil.</author> 9, 199</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicite, Pierides, quonam donetur honore Neaera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:1:5"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec Telamon sine honore recessit Hesioneque data potitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:216"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 216</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arae sacrificiis fument, honore, donis cumulentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:33:21"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 33, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">divūm templis indicit honorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:632"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 632</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:409"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 409</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullos aris adoleret honores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:742"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 742</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">meritos aris mactavit honores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:118"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honore sepulturae carere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:20:75"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 20, 75</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:55:108"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 55, 108</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cernit ibi maestos et mortis honore carentes Leucaspim, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:333"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 333</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:3:45"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 3, 45</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mille viri, qui supremum comitentur honorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:61"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solutus honos cineri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:357"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 357</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honorem habere alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:3:12:13"><author>Curt.</author> 3, 12, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnem honorem funeri servare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:10:23"><author>id.</author> 4, 10, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">communem sepulturae honorem alicui tribuere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:17"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec enim quaerimus, cui acquiratur, sed cui honos habitus est,</quote> <i><i>the honorary legacy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:37:5:3"><author>Dig.</author> 37, 5, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:32:1:11">32, 1, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sepulturae honore spoliatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:4:7:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 4, 7, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:9:8:1">9, 8, 1</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">supremitatis honor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:31:13"><author>Amm.</author>31, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">supremus condicionis humanae honos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:6:3:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 6, 3, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20890.13" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Objectively, <i>a quality that brings honor</i> or <i>consideration, an ornament, grace, charm, beauty</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">silvis Aquilo decussit honorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:404"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 404</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">December silvis honorem decutit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:11:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 11, 6</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">populeus cui frondis honor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:296"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 296</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">notus in vultus honor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:18"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:10:788"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 10, 788</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">laetos oculis afflārat honores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:591"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 591</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:244"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 244</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic tibi copia Manabit ad plenum benigno Ruris honorum opulenta cornu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:17:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 17, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullum ver usquam nullique aestatis honores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:487"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 487</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20890.14" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A magistrate, office-holder</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed cum summus honor finito computet anno, sportula quid referat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:117"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 117</bibl></cit>; cf. v. 110.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ra_bi^lis" key="ho^no_ra_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20891"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrābĭlis">honorabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">honoro</etym>, <sense id="n20891.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that procures honor</i> or <i>esteem, honorable</i> (very rare): haec ipsa sunt honorabilia quae videntur levia atque communia, salutari, appeti, decedi, assurgi, etc., * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:18:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 18, 62</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">personae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:30:4:16"><author>Amm.</author>30, 4, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honorabilior omnium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,033:13:4"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Dan.</title> 13, 4</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnōrābĭlĭter</orth>, <i>honorably</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">colebatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:29:2"><author>Amm.</author>29, 2</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">sepelire,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Capitol.</author> <title>Macr.</title> 5</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ra_ri^um" key="ho^no_ra_ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20892"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrārĭum">honorarium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, v. honorarius, I. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ra_ri^us" key="ho^no_ra_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20893"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrārĭus">honorarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">honor</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>relating to honor, done for the sake of conferring honor, honorary.</i>  <sense id="n20893.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n20893.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Adj.</pos> (class.): cum essem in provincia legatus, quamplures ad praetores et consules vinum honorarium dabant: numquam accepi, ne privatus quidem, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 20, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">frumentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:35:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 35, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tumulus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>a cenotaph</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:1"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: arbiter, i. e. <i>one chosen out of respect by the parties themselves</i> (opp. to one chosen by the judge), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:41:120"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 41, 120</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:17:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 17, 39</bibl>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">arbitria (opp. judicia legitima),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:5:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 5, 15</bibl></cit>: opera (opp. severitas judicis), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:2:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 2, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tutor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:23:2:61"><author>Dig.</author> 23, 2, 61</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:26:7:3">26, 7, 3</bibl>: VACCA, i. e. <i>an honorary offering</i> (opp. to a sin-offering), Inscr. ap. Marin. Fratr. Arv. 32; 36; 41: <cit><quote lang="la">ludi,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>given by the magistrates to the people</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:32"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 32</bibl></cit>; cf. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">munus,</quote> <i><i>a post of honor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:13:6"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 13, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">codicilli,</quote> <i><i>honorary letters-patent</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Theod.</author> 6, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 3, 24, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">docere debitum est, delectare honorarium, permovere necessarium,</quote> <i><i>is done out of respect for the audience, voluntarily</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,041:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Opt. Gen.</title> 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">curatores honorarii, qui a praetore constituuntur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ulp.</author> <title>Fragm.</title> 12, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. § 3.—</sense><sense id="n20893.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnōrārĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. donum), <i>a present made on being admitted to a post of honor, a douceur, fee, honorary</i> (post-class.): decurionatus, Traj. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:114"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 114</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">carae cognationis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Idol.</title> 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:11:6:1"><author>Dig.</author> 11, 6, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in honorariis advocatorum ita versari judex debet, ut pro modo litis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:13:1"><author>ib.</author> 50, 13, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:26:7:8">26, 7, 8</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n20893.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., in jurid. Lat., <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the praetorian law</i>, or <i>law of custom</i> (opp. to laws strictly defined by statutes): <cit><quote lang="la">(jus) honorarium dicitur, quod ab honore praetoris venerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:2:2:section=10"><author>Dig.</author> 1, 2, 2, § 10</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">actio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:30:1:28"><author>ib.</author> 30, 1, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obligatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:20:1:5"><author>ib.</author> 20, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">successor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:46:4:13"><author>ib.</author> 46, 4, 13</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr> et saep.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ra_te_" key="ho^no_ra_te_" opt="n" orig_id="n20894"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrātē">honorate</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. honoro, <i>P. a. fin.</i></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ra_ti^o" key="ho^no_ra_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20895"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrātĭo">honoratio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">honoro</etym>, <sense id="n20895.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mark of respect, honor</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 7, 221</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 7</bibl>; Paul. ex Fest. s. v. gradivus, p. 97 Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ra_tus" key="ho^no_ra_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20896"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrātus">honoratus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from honoro.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^no_ri^a^des" key="Ho^no_ri^a^des" opt="n" orig_id="n20897"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏnōrĭădes">Honoriades</head>, ae; <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-ĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, um; <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-ĭas</orth>, <itype opt="n">adis</itype>, v. Honorius.</div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ri^fi^ce_" key="ho^no_ri^fi^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20898"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrĭfĭcē">honorifice</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. honorificus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ri^fi^centi^a" key="ho^no_ri^fi^centi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20899"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrĭfĭcentĭa">honorificentia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">honorificus</etym>, <sense id="n20899.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a doing of honor, honor</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">imperialis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Ep. 6:36"><author>Symm.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 36</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Aur.</title> 25, 6</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>de Abr.</title> 2, 10, 69</bibl>; <author>id.</author> de Jacob, 2, 2, 7.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ri^fi^co" key="ho^no_ri^fi^co" opt="n" orig_id="n20900"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrĭfĭco">honorifico</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">honorificus</etym>, <sense id="n20900.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to do honor to, to honor</i> (eccl. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">regem magnum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 7, 24</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Deum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Ira D.</title> 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Salvatorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,011:119"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 119</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ri^fi^cus" key="ho^no_ri^fi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20901"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrĭfĭcus">honorificus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">honor + facio</etym>, <sense id="n20901.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that does honor, honorable</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">numquam ab eo mentio de me nisi honorifica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:15:39"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 15, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum tu a me rebus amplissimis atque honorificentissimis ornatus esses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:2:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orationem meam in te honorificam fuisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:2:3"><author>id.</author> ib. § 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honorificentissima verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:14:11:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 14, 11, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">seria partitur (Domitius Marsus) in tria genera, honorificum, contumeliosum, medium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:108"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 108</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:6"><author>id.</author> ib. § 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quid honorificum pagina blanda sonat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:45:2"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 45, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">P. Clodius in senatu sub honorificentissimo ministerii titulo M. Catonem a re publica relegavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:45:4"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 45, 4</bibl></cit>.— <abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">honorificentius est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Eum:1:5"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 1, 5</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnōrĭfĭcē</orth>, <i>honorably, with honor</i> or <i>respect, honorably</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid de aliquo honorifice praedicare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:11:13:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 11, 13, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">respondere alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:7:8:23"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 8, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consurgitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:138"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 62, § 138</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">promittere (with large),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0478,003:11:44"><author>Q. Cic.</author> <title>Pet. Cons.</title> 11, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">iratus, quod ... nihil in se honorifice neque publice neque privatum factum esset,</quote> <i><i>that no honors had been shown him</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:1:7"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 1, 7</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut nemini sit triumphus honorificentius quam mihi salus restitutioque perscripta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:15:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 15, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec liberalius nec honorificentius se potuisse tractari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:27:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 27, 2</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem honorificentissime appellare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:6:10"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 6, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litterae tuae cum amantissime tum honorificentissime scriptae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:13b:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 13, B, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ri^ger" key="ho^no_ri^ger" opt="n" orig_id="n20902"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrĭger">honoriger</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">honor-gero</etym>, <sense id="n20902.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that brings honor, honorable</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">nota virginitatis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Verg. Vell.</title> 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^no_ri_nus" key="Ho^no_ri_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20903"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏnōrīnus">Honorinus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, i. q. Honor, <sense id="n20903.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the god of honor</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:4:21"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 4, 21</bibl> dub. (al. Honor).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ri^pe^ta" key="ho^no_ri^pe^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n20904"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrĭpĕta">honoripeta</head>, ae. <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">honor-peto</etym>, <sense id="n20904.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>striving for honors, ambitious</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 2, p. 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^no_ri^us" key="Ho^no_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20905"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏnōrĭus">Honorius</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20905.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>son of the emperor Theodosius I., and brother of Arcadius, the first emperor of the western Roman empire</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Nupt. Hon.</title> 118</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Epit. 48"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 48</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20905.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20905.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏnōrĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the emperor Honorius, Honorian</i>: thermae, Cod. Theod. 15, 1, 50.—</sense><sense id="n20905.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏnōrĭădes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a male descendant, son of the emperor Honorius</i>, <author>Claud.</author> <title>Nupt. Hon. et Mar.</title> 341.—</sense><sense id="n20905.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏnōrĭas</orth>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a female descendant, daughter of the emperor Honorius</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Laud. Seren.</title> 130</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_ro" key="ho^no_ro" opt="n" orig_id="n20906"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōro">honoro</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> (<i>depon.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dionysius Platonem in litore occurrens honoratus est,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 1, § 123</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">2, § 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1206,001:2:5"><author>Ampel.</author> 2, 5</bibl>) <etym opt="n">honor</etym>, <sense id="n10482.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to clothe</i> or <i>adorn with honor; to honor, respect; to adorn, ornament, embellish, decorate</i> (class.; cf. honeste): <cit><quote lang="la">mortem ejus (Ser. Sulpicii) non monumento sed luctu publico esse honorandam putarem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:9:3:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 9, 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ornandi honorandique potestas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:17:45"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 17, 45</bibl></cit> Orell. <title>N. cr.</title>: <cit><quote lang="la">honorandus sum, quia tyrannum occidi (opp. puniendus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:74"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 74</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:4:41"><author>id.</author> 7, 4, 41</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Amphiaraüm sic honoravit fama Graeciae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:40:88"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 40, 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtutem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:9:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 9, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquos sellis curulibus, toga praetexta, corona triumphali laureaque honorare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:7:9"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 7, 9</bibl></cit>: populum congiariis, <i>to honor</i>, i. e. <i>present</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:129:3"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 129, 3</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi in arena passi sunt se honorari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:3:1:1"><author>Dig.</author> 3, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:48:10:15">48, 10, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">honoratus equestri statua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:61:3"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 61, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Apollo lyram modo nato flore honorabat,</quote> <i><i>adorned</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:83:3"><author>Petr.</author> 83, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lato clavo vel equo publico similive honore honorari,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ulp.</author> <title>Fragm.</title> 7, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnō-rātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, <i>honored, respected; honorable, respectable, distinguished.</i> </sense><sense id="n20906.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen. (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">qui honorem sententiis, qui suffragiis adeptus est, is mihi et honestus et honoratus videtur, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:81:281"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 81, 281</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">satis honestam honoratamque imaginem fore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:40:9"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 40, 9</bibl></cit>: beati, qui honorati sunt, videntur; <cit><quote lang="la">miseri autem, qui sunt inglorii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:11:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 11, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">clari et honorati viri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:7:22"><author>id.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 7, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo et princeps,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:39:138"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 39, 138</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honoratus et nobilis Thucydides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:9:32"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 9, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Achilles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:120"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:9"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praefectura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:8:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 8, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amici,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>courtiers</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:54:6"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 54, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rus,</quote> <i><i>granted as a mark of honor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:617"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 617</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">sedes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:63"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 63</bibl></cit>.— <abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dionysius apud me honoratior fuit, quam apud Scipionem Panaetius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:12:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spes honoratioris militiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:23:9"><author>Liv.</author> 32, 23, 9</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus pollens atque honoratissimum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:278"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 28 (278)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honoratissimo loco lectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:76:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 76, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honoratissimae imaginis vir,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:58:2"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 58, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus assensus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:11"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20906.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., <i>honored by a public office, filling a post of honor, honorable, respectable</i> (perh. not anteAug.): <cit><quote lang="la">praetor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:52"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consul honoratus vir,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:5:1"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honoratior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:54"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 54</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">familia honorata magis quam nobilis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Eutr.</author> 7, 18</bibl></cit>: si quis forte honoratorum, decurionum, possessorum, etc., Cod. Th. 9, 27, 6; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Alex. Sev.</title> 40</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3540</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">3971</bibl> al.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">HONORATVS AD CVRAM KALENDARII,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 444, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honoratae comae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of a high magistrate</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:2:92"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 2, 92</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20906.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Act., conferring honor</i>, = honorificus (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">senatus quam poterat honoratissimo decreto adlocutus eos mandat consulibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:10:6"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 10, 6</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnōrātē</orth>, <i>with honor, honorably</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam illum et honorate nec secure continet?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:129:4"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 129, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod filium honorate custodierant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:63"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 63</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum contumeliosius expulerint, an revocaverint honoratius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:5:4:13"><author>Just.</author> 5, 4, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:5:1:11"><author>Val. Max.</author> 5, 1, 11</bibl>. —<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem honoratissime excipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:2:10:2"><author>Val. Max.</author> 2, 10, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^no_rus" key="ho^no_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20907"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnōrus">honorus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">honor, analog. with decorus from decor</etym> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose). * <sense id="n20907.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Worthy of honor, honorable</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:5:40"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 5, 40</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20907.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>That confers honor, honorable</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">carmen,</quote> <i><i>glorifying</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:342"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 342</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fama,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:629"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 629</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mors,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:230"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 230</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:10"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 10</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae in Drusum patrem Germanici honora et magnifica Augustus fecisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honora de Germanico disserebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:68"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 68</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^nos" key="ho^nos" opt="n" orig_id="n20908"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnos">honos</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. honor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossho^nus" key="ho^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20909"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏnus">honus</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏnustus</orth>, v. onus <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshopli_tes" key="hopli_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n20910"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hoplītes">hoplites</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁπλίτης</foreign>, <sense id="n20910.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a heavyarmed man</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:71"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 10, 36, § 71</bibl>, v. Sillig. ad h. l.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshoplo^ma^chus" key="hoplo^ma^chus" opt="n" orig_id="n20911"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hoplŏmăchus">hoplomachus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁπλομάχος</foreign>, <sense id="n20911.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a heavy-armed combatant</i>, a sort of gladiator, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:35"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:74:1"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 74, 1</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 8, 21</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2566</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_ra1" key="ho_ra1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20912"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōra">hora</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype> (archaic <i>gen. sing.</i> horāï, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:1016"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 1016</bibl>.—In <i>abl. plur.</i> HORABVS, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4601</bibl>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">kindred with <foreign lang="greek">ὥρα</foreign>; Zend yare, year; ayara, day; orig. for <foreign lang="greek">ϝο</foreign>sara, from <foreign lang="greek">ϝέαρ</foreign>, ver</etym>, (lit., a definite space of time, fixed by natural laws; hence, as in Greek).  <sense id="n20912.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>An hour.</i> </sense><sense id="n20912.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (among the Romans, of varying length, according to the time of year, from sunrise to sunset being reckoned as twelve hours; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">aetas, aevum, tempus, dies): aestiva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:1:4"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 1, 4</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">viginti milia passuum horis quinque duntaxat aestivis conficienda sunt,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horam amplius jam in demoliendo signo moliebantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:95"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 43, § 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">īdem eadem possunt horam durare probantes?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:1:82"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ternas epistolas in hora dare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:16:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 16, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in hora saepe ducentos versus dictabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horas tres dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">primum dormiit ad horas tres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:10:13:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 13, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quatuor horarum spatio antecedens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:79"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 79</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">quatuor aut plures aulaea premuntur in horas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:189"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 189</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non amplius quam septem horas dormiebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:78"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 78</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec (cogitatio) paucis admodum horis magnas etiam causas complectitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:6:1"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">paucissimarum horarum consulatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:181"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 53, 54, § 181</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hora quota est?</quote> <i><i>what o'clock is it?</i></i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:44"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntiare horas,</quote> <i><i>to tell the time of day</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:216"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 216</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum a puero quaesisset horas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:182"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 53, 54, § 182</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:16"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si te grata quies et primam somnus in horam Delectat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:17:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 17, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hora secunda postridie,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 6, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quartā vix demum exponimur horā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:23"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ad te quinta fere hora venissem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:6:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 6, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea res acta est, cum hora sexta vix Pompeius perorasset, usque ad horam octavam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:3:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hora fere nona,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hora diei decima fere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:31:77"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 31, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hora fere undecima aut non multo secus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:10:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 10, 29</bibl></cit>: prima salutantes atque altera continet hora; <cit><quote lang="la">Exercet raucos tertia causidicos: In quintam varios extendit Roma labores: Sexta quies lassis, septima finis erit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:8"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">post horam primam noctis. ... decem horis nocturnis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:7:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prima noctis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:76"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tribus nocturnis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id quidem in horam diei quintam vel octavam spectare maluerint, i. e.,</quote> <i><i>towards that part of the heavens where the sun is at the fifth or eighth hour</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:84"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 11, 16, § 84</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:202">6, 32, 37, § 202</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic tu fortasse eris diligens, ne quam ego horam de meis legitimis horis remittam,</quote> <i><i>of the hours allowed to an orator</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 9, § 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hora partūs,</quote> <i><i>the hour of one's birth, natal hour</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:94"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hora natalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:17:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 17, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mortis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:14"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pugnae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">somni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 21</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">ad horam venire,</quote> <i><i>at the hour, punctually</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:16"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">clavum mutare in horas,</quote> <i><i>every hour, hourly</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:13:14"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 13, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:160"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 160</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:3:17:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 17, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20912.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Prov. </sense><sense id="n20912.4" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> In horam vivere, <i>to care only for the passing hour, to live from hand to mouth</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:9:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 9, 25</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20912.5" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Omnium horarum homo (amicus, etc.), <i>ready, active, well disposed at all times</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:110"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 110</bibl> Spald.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:42"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 42</bibl> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">C. Publicium solitum dicere, P. Mummium cuivis tempori hominem esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:67:271"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 67, 271</bibl></cit>).—</sense><sense id="n20912.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hōrae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <i>a horologe, dial, clock</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum machinatione quadam moveri aliquid videmus, ut sphaeram, ut horas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:38:97"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 38, 97</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:71:11"><author>Petr.</author> 71, 11</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">videt oscitantem judicem, mittentem ad horas,</quote> <i><i>to look at the clock</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:54:200"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 54, 200</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20912.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, in gen., <i>time, time of year, season</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu quamcumque deus tibi fortunaverit horam, Grata sume manu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:11:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 11, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et mihi forsan, tibi quod negarit, Porriget hora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:16:31"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 16, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neu fluitem dubiae spe pendulus horae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:110"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui recte vivendi prorogat horam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:2:41"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">extremo veniet mollior hora die,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:28:16"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 28 (3, 24), 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam te crastina fallet Hora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:426"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 426</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sub verni temporis horam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:302"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 302</bibl></cit>; so of spring: <cit><quote lang="la">genitalis anni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:107"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 35, 54, § 107</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flagrantis atrox hora Caniculae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:13:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 13, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(hae latebrae) Incolumem tibi me praestant Septembribus horis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arbor ipsa omnibus horis pomifera est,</quote> <i><i>at all seasons, all the year round</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:15"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 3, 7, § 15</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20912.8" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> Personified: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hōrae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, like the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">Ὥραι</foreign>, <i>the Hours, daughters of Jupiter and Themis, goddesses that presided over the changes of the seasons and kept watch at the gates of heaven</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:26"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:118">118</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:92"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 92</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:410"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 410</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:125"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 125</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:217">5, 217</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:183"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 183</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo_^ra2" key="Ho_^ra2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20913"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hō̆ra">Hora</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">perh. an old form for hĕra, lady</etym>, <sense id="n20913.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the wife of Quirinus</i> (<i>Romulus</i>), <i>who was worshipped as a goddess</i> (called, before her death, Hersilia, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:830"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 830</bibl>): Quirine pater, veneror, Horamque Quirini, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 120, 2</bibl> (Ann. v. 121 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">Hora Quirini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:22:2"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 22, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">pariter cum corpore nomen Mutat Horamque vocat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:851"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 851</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_raeus" key="ho_raeus" opt="n" orig_id="n20914"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōraeus">horaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὡραῖος</foreign> (sc. <foreign lang="greek">τάριχος</foreign>), <sense id="n20914.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>salted in season</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">scomber,</quote> <i><i>pickled mackerel</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:851"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 4, 2, 71 (851)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_ra_lis" key="ho_ra_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20915"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōrālis">horalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hora</etym>, <sense id="n20915.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to an hour</i> (late Lat.): spatium, i. e., <i>of an hour</i>, Venant. Vit. S. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:364"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 364</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_ra_ri^um" key="ho_ra_ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20916"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōrārĭum">horarium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">hora</etym>, <sense id="n20916.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a dial, clock</i> (late Lat.), Censorin. de Die Nat. 23 <abbr>med.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^ra_ti^us1" key="Ho^ra_ti^us1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20917"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏrātĭus">Horatius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n20917.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman</i> gens. </sense><sense id="n20917.1" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Horatii, <i>the three brothers, in the time of Tullus Hostilius, who fought against the Alban</i> Curiatii, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:24"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 24</bibl> sq.—</sense><sense id="n20917.2" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Horatius Cocles, <i>who, in the war with Porsenna, defended a bridge single-handed</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:10"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20917.3" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> Q. Horatius Flaccus, <i>the famous Augustan poet</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:62"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 62</bibl>.—In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏ-rātĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <i>the sister of the</i> Horatii, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:26"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 26</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20917.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20917.5" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏrātĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a Horatius, Horatian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:26"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,003:359"><author>Verg.</author> <title>Cul.</title> 359</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:55"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 55</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:6:7:2"><author>Gell.</author> 6, 7, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20917.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hŏrātĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the poet Horace, Horatian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille Atabulus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:22:25"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 22, 25</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo^ra_ti^us2" key="Ho^ra_ti^us2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20918"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hŏrātĭus">Horatius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, v. 1. Horatius, II. A.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshorconia" key="horconia" opt="n" orig_id="n20919"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horconia">horconia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20919.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sort of wine in Campania</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:35"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 2, 4, § 35</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorctum" key="horctum" opt="n" orig_id="n20920"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horctum">horctum</head> et <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">forctum</orth> <itype opt="n">pro bono dicebant</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> Müll.: cf. fortis <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorda" key="horda" opt="n" orig_id="n20921"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horda">horda</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, archaic i. q. forda, <sense id="n20921.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a cow that is with calf</i>: quae sterilis est vacca, taura appellata; <cit><quote lang="la">quae praegnans, horda: ab eo in fastis dies hordicalia nominantur, quod tunc hordae boves immolantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:5:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 5, 6</bibl></cit>; v. fordus.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorde^a_ce^us" key="horde^a_ce^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20922"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hordĕācĕus">hordeaceus</head> (or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ord-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hordeum</etym>, <sense id="n20922.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>relating to barley, barley-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">farina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:157:5"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 157, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:135"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 13, 51, § 135</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">panis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:103"><author>id.</author> 18, 11, 26, § 103</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">farrago,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:99"><author>Col.</author> 11, 2, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">messis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:295"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 29, 71, § 295</bibl></cit>: pira, <i>barley-pears</i>, i. e., <i>ripe at the barleyharvest</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:10:18"><author>Col.</author> 5, 10, 18</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorde^a_ri^us" key="horde^a_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20923"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hordĕārĭus">hordearius</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ordearius</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hordĭarius</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hordeum</etym>, <sense id="n20923.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>relat. ing to barley, barley-</i>: pira, <i>barley-pears</i>, i. e. <i>pears that are ripe at barley-harvest</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:55"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 15, 16, § 55</bibl> (also called hordeacea pira, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:10:18"><author>Col.</author> 5, 10, 18</bibl>); so, <cit><quote lang="la">pruna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:41"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 13, 12, § 41</bibl></cit>: hordiarium aes, quod pro hordeo equiti Romano dabatur, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> Müll.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:43:9"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 43, 9</bibl> (Weissenb. ad loc.): <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 4:27"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 27</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">antiquissimum in cibis hordeum, sicut Atheniensium ritu apparet et gladiatorum cognomine, qui hordearii vocabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:72"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 7, 14, § 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecunia ex qua hordeum equis erat comparandum ... dicebatur aes hordiarium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 4:27"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 27</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20923.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Like barley</i>, i. e. inflated: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc eundem M. Coelius hordearium rhetorem appellat, deridens ut inflatum ac levem et sordidum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,004:2"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Rhet.</title> 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorde_i^us" key="horde_i^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20924"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hordēĭus">hordeius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hordeum</etym>, <sense id="n20924.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>relating to barley, barley-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lolligiunculae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:494"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 8, 58 (494)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshordeo^lus" key="hordeo^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20925"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hordeŏlus">hordeolus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">hordeum</etym>, <sense id="n20925.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sty in the eye</i>, Marc. Empir. 8; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 4, 8, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorde^um" key="horde^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20926"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hordĕum">hordeum</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ordeum</orth>, and arch. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">fordeum</orth> acc. to <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:14"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 4, 14</bibl>), i. <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. root ghars-, to rub, grind; O. H. Germ. Gers-ta</etym>, <sense id="n20926.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>barley</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:58"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 7, 10, § 58</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:35:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 35, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:4:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 4, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:9:3"><author>Col.</author> 2, 9, 3</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:13:9"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 13, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:24"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">frugibus legatis hordeum continetur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 3, 6, 78</bibl></cit>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:5:36"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 5, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:317"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 317</bibl>; on account of this plur. he was abused by the poet Bavius; v. Bavius; cf. also: hordea et mulsa non alio vitiosa sunt, quam quod singularia pluraliter efferuntur. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:16"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 16</bibl>; <number opt="n">plur.</number> also <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:56"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 7, 10, § 56</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshordi^a_ri^us" key="hordi^a_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20927"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hordĭārĭus">hordiarius</head>, v. hordearius.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshordica_li^a" key="hordica_li^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20928"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hordicālĭa">hordicalia</head>, v. horda and fordus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshordicidia" key="hordicidia" opt="n" orig_id="n20929"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hordicidia">hordicidia</head>, v. ‡ fordicidia.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshordus" key="hordus" opt="n" orig_id="n20930"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hordus">hordus</head>, v. fordus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHoresti" key="Horesti" opt="n" orig_id="n20931"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Horesti">Horesti</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20931.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a tribe in North Britain, in the modern Stirling</i>, or <i>the north part of Lanark</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:38"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 38</bibl> (al. Boresti).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^ri^a" key="ho^ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20932"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏrĭa">horia</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">oria</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n20932.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small vessel, a fishing-smack</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">celox, catascopium, prosumia, lembus, etc.): horia navicula piscatoria,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 533, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:910"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 2, 5 (910)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1018">4, 3, 81 (1018)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:25:5"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 25, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^ri^o^la" key="ho^ri^o^la" opt="n" orig_id="n20933"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏrĭŏla">horiola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">horia</etym>, <sense id="n20933.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a skiff, fishing-boat</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:942"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 100 (942)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:25:5"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 25, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^ri^or" key="ho^ri^or" opt="n" orig_id="n20934"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏrĭor">horior</head>, <itype opt="n">hori</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŏrĭtor</orth>, <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. dep.</pos> <etym opt="n">prim. forms of hortor, from the root <foreign lang="greek">ΟΡΩ</foreign>, whence <foreign lang="greek">ὄρνυμι, ὁρμή, ὁρμάω</foreign>, etc.</etym>, <sense id="n20934.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to urge, incite, encourage</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortatur quod vulgo dicimus, veteres nonnulli horitur dixerunt, ut Ennius libro XVI. (29): prandere jubet horiturque. Idem in X. (28): horitatur induperator,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 378</bibl></cit> P. (Ann. v. 409 and 350 Vahl.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^risti^ce_" key="ho^risti^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20935"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏristĭcē">horistice</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁριστική</foreign>, <sense id="n20935.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the defining</i> or <i>theoretical part of grammar</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 421</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^ri^tor" key="ho^ri^tor" opt="n" orig_id="n20936"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏrĭtor">horitor</head>, <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, v. horior <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossho^ri_zon" key="ho^ri_zon" opt="n" orig_id="n20937"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŏrīzon">horizon</head>, <itype opt="n">ontis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁρίζων</foreign> (sc. <foreign lang="greek">κύκλος</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">ἀήρ</foreign>). <sense id="n20937.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The horizon</i> (pure Lat. finiens and finitor), <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 1, 15</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 7, 14</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:1:4"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Astr.</title> 1, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20937.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A line drawn through the centre of a sundial</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:9:8"><author>Vitr.</author> 9, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorme^nos" key="horme^nos" opt="n" orig_id="n20938"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hormĕnos">hormenos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὅρμενος</foreign>, the Greek name of <sense id="n20938.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wild asparagus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:151"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 8, 42, § 151</bibl> (as Greek, Jan.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshormi_num" key="hormi_num" opt="n" orig_id="n20939"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hormīnum">horminum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὅρμινον</foreign>, <sense id="n20939.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the herb clary, a kind of sage</i>, Salvia horminum, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:159"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 25, 76, § 159</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:96">18, 10, 22, § 96</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshormisci^on" key="hormisci^on" opt="n" orig_id="n20940"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hormiscĭon">hormiscion</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁρμίσκος</foreign>, <sense id="n20940.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:168"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 60, § 168</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorno" key="horno" opt="n" orig_id="n20941"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horno">horno</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hornus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorno_ti^nus" key="horno_ti^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20942"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hornōtĭnus">hornotinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hornus</etym>, <sense id="n20942.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of this year, this year's</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:17:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 17, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frumentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 18, § 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:6"><author>Col.</author> 5, 6</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshornus" key="hornus" opt="n" orig_id="n20943"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hornus">hornus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">contr. for hōrinus = <foreign lang="greek">ὥρινος</foreign> from <foreign lang="greek">ὥρα</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n20943.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of this year, this year's</i> (not in Cic.; but cf. hornotinus): <cit><quote lang="la">agni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:3:61"><author>Prop.</author> 4, (5), 3, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fruge,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:23:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 23, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:2:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 2, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">palea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:88"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 88</bibl></cit>. —<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">horno</orth>, <i>this year</i>: utrum anno an horno te abstuleris a viro?<author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 121, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">horno messis magna fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:159"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 3, 3 (159)</bibl></cit>; <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 121, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_ro^lo^gi^a_ris" key="ho_ro^lo^gi^a_ris" opt="n" orig_id="n20944"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōrŏlŏgĭāris">horologiaris</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">horologium</etym>, <sense id="n20944.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a horologe</i> or <i>clock</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">TEMPLVM,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>provided with a clock</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 1276</bibl></cit>; cf. abbrev., <cit><quote lang="la">HOROLOGIAR. TEMPLVM,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 925</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_ro^lo^gi^cus" key="ho_ro^lo^gi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20945"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōrŏlŏgĭcus">horologicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὡρολογικός</foreign>, <sense id="n20945.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a clock</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vasa,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, 194</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_ro^lo^gi^um" key="ho_ro^lo^gi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n20946"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōrŏlŏgĭum">horologium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὡρολόγιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20946.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a clock, horologe</i>, either a <i>sundial</i> or a <i>waterclock</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:187"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 76, 78, § 187</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:213">7, 60, 60, § 213</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:5:17"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 5, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:18:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 18, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:9:8"><author>Vitr.</author> 9, 8</bibl> sq.; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2032</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">3298</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_rosco^pi^cus" key="ho_rosco^pi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20947"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōroscŏpĭcus">horoscopicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">horoscopus</etym>, <sense id="n20947.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>indicating the hour</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vasa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:182"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 72, 74, § 182</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20947.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Relating to nativities</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">libri,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Fulg.</author> <title>Myth.</title> 1, 12</bibl></cit> al.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hōroscŏ-pĭca</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the casting of nativities</i>, Mythogr. Lat. 3, 13.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_rosco^pi_um" key="ho_rosco^pi_um" opt="n" orig_id="n20948"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōroscŏpīum">horoscopium</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-pĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὡροσκοπεῖον</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">-σκόπιον</foreign>, <sense id="n20948.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an instrument used in the casting of nativities</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:4:3"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_rosco^po" key="ho_rosco^po" opt="n" orig_id="n20949"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōroscŏpo">horoscopo</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὡροσκοπέω</foreign>, <sense id="n20949.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to take the time of one's nativity, to draw a horoscope</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:3:296"><author>Manil.</author> 3, 296</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 5, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossho_rosco^pus" key="ho_rosco^pus" opt="n" orig_id="n20950"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hōroscŏpus">horoscopus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὡροσκόπος</foreign>, <i>that shows the hour.</i>  <sense id="n20950.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">vasa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:182"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 72, 74, § 182</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 595</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20950.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">horoscopus</orth>, i. <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a nativity, horoscope</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:6:18"><author>Pers.</author> 6, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:3:190"><author>Manil.</author> 3, 190</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:3:200">200</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:5:2"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 5, 2</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorre^a_ri^us" key="horre^a_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20951"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĕārĭus">horrearius</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">horreum</etym>, <sense id="n20951.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the superintendent of a storehouse</i> or <i>magazine</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:19:2:60:section=9"><author>Dig.</author> 19, 2, 60, § 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:3:5:section=3">9, 3, 5, § 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:10:4:5">10, 4, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3214</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorre^a_ti^cus" key="horre^a_ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20952"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĕātĭcus">horreaticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">horreum</etym>, <sense id="n20952.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a storehouse</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">species,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the corn stored up in a magazine</i></i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Theod.</author> 11, 14, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorrende_" key="horrende_" opt="n" orig_id="n20953"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrendē">horrende</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. horreo, <i>P. a. fin.</i></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorrenti^a" key="horrenti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n20954"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrentĭa">horrentia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">horreo</etym>, <sense id="n20954.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a shuddering, horror</i> (post-class. for horror), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 4, 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorre^o" key="horre^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20955"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĕo">horreo</head>, <itype opt="n">ui, ēre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> and <pos>a.</pos> <etym opt="n">for horseo, kindred to Sanscr. hrish, to stand erect, to bristle</etym>, <i>to stand on end, stand erect, to bristle.</i>  <sense id="n20955.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (for the most part only <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>; not in Ciceron. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">in corpore pili, ut arista in spica hordei, horrent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:49"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 49</bibl></cit> Müll.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">et setae densis similes hastilibus horrent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:285"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 285</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saepe horrere sacros doluit Latona capillos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:3:23"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 3, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrentibus per totum corpus villis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:150"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 40, 61, § 150</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrentes barbae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:99:5"><author>Petr.</author> 99, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrentibus scopulis gradum inferre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:81:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 81, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrentes rubi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:315"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 315</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrentibus hastis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:178"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 178</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrebant densis aspera crura pilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:348"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 348</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rigidis setis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:846"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 846</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horret capillis ut marinus asperis Echinus aut currens aper,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:5:27"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 5, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pervigil ecce draco squamis crepitantibus horrens Sibilat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:12:101"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 12, 101</bibl></cit>: densantur campis horrentia tela virorum, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 866</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 288 Vahl.); cf.: hastis longis campus splendet et horret, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:4"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 4</bibl> (Sat. v. 15 Vahl.); imitated <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:602"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 602</bibl> Serv.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:41:6"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 41, 6</bibl>: mare cum horret fluctibus, <i>is ruffled, rough</i>, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 422, 33</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">duris cautibus horrens Caucasus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:366"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 366</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">silvis horrentia saxa fragosis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:778"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 778</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20955.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20955.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To move in an unsteady, shaking manner.</i> </sense><sense id="n20955.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to shake, tremble</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">corpus ut impulsae segetes Aquilonibus horret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:10:139"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 10, 139</bibl></cit>; cf. horresco.—</sense><sense id="n20955.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n20955.6" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>To shake, shiver</i> with cold, rigere (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">saepe etiam dominae, quamvis horrebis et ipse, Algentis manus est calfacienda sinu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:213"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 213</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrenti tunicam non reddere servo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:93"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sola pruinosis horret facundia pannis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:83:10"><author>Petr.</author> 83, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20955.7" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>To tremble, shudder, quake</i> with fright; more freq. as a <i>verb. act.</i>, with an object, <i>to shudder</i> or <i>be frightened at, to tremble at, be afraid of</i> (the class. signif. of the word, equally freq. in prose and poetry; cf.: exsecror, abominor, aversor, abhorreo, odi, exhorresco). </sense><sense id="n20955.8" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">totus, Parmeno, Tremo horreoque, postquam aspexi hanc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:84"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 84</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Ph.</abbr> Extimuit tum illa? <abbr>Me.</abbr> Horret corpus, cor salit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:551"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 2, 3, 9 (551)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">arrectis auribus horrent Quadrupedes monstrique metu turbantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:516"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 516</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scilicet horreres majoraque monstra putares, si mulier vitulum ederet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:122"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 122</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20955.9" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">si qui imbecillius horrent dolorem et reformidant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:30:85"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 30, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deorum (conscientiam) horrere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:16:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 16, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">judicium et crimen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:74"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 29, § 74</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ingrati animi crimen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 2</bibl></cit>, A, 2: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsam victoriam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:3:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: Ariovisti crudelitatem, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:32:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 32, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen ipsum accusatoris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:7:1"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 7, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fragilitatis humanae vires,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:27:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 27, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pauperiem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">onus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:17:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 17, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">iratum mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:2:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutum divitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">strictas secures trepida cervice,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:6:695"><author>Sil.</author> 6, 695</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">te Negligit aut horret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:64"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 64</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quem dives amicus odit et horret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:25"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 18, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrent admotas vulnera cruda manus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:3:16"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 3, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aciem ac tela horrere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:53:2"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 53, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:8:4"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 8, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:2:33">9, 2, 33</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">illam, quam laudibus effert, horrere,</quote> <i><i>to loathe</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:183"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 183</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20955.10" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With an <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> or <i>relat.-clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego vestris armis armatus non horrui in hunc locum progredi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:37:101"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 37, 101</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horreo dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:40:9"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 40, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horret animus referre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:37:6"><author>id.</author> 2, 37, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:29:4">28, 29, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 7, 15, 11</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">6, 17, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dominatio tanto in odio est omnibus, ut quorsus eruptura sit, horreamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:21:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 21, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:27:1">1, 27, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quemadmodum accepturi sitis, horreo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:7:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 7, 3, 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20955.11" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> With <i>ne</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eo plus horreo, ne illae magis res nos ceperint, quam nos illas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:4:3"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 4, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20955.12" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> <i>To shudder with amazement, to be astonished, amazed</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">quae mehercule ego, Crasse, cum tractantur in causis, horrere soleo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:45:188"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 45, 188</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animo horrere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,020:55:140"><author>id.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 55, 140</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cogitatione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:6:12"><author>Curt.</author> 9, 6, 12</bibl></cit>; cf. horrendus, 2.—</sense><sense id="n20955.13" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To be of a rough</i> or <i>frightful appearance; to look rough, look frightful; to be terrible, dreadful, horrid</i> (rare; mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">possetne uno tempore florere, deinde vicissim horrere terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:7:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 7, 19</bibl></cit>: quaedam loca frigoribus hiemis intolerabiliter horrent, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:4:9"><author>Col.</author> 1, 4, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>German.</author> <title>Progn.</title> 2, 158</bibl>; cf.: nec fera tempestas toto tamen horret in anno. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:495"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 495</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Phoebus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:1"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20955.14" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrebant saevis omnia verba minis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:664"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 664</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n20955.15" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">horrens</orth>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> (acc. to I.), <i>bristly, shaggy, rough</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">horrens Arcadius sus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:25"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrentique atrum nemus imminet umbra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:165"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 165</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrentes Marte Latinos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:237"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 237</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrensque feris altaribus Esus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:445"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 445</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20955.16" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hor-rendus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> </sense><sense id="n20955.17" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> (Acc. to II. A. 2. b.) <i>Dreadful, terrible, fearful, terrific, horrible</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">horrendum et dictu video mirabile monstrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:26"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">truces horrendaeque imagines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:52:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 52, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">silva invia atque horrenda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:36:1"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 36, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Roma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:3:45"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 3, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rabies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:323"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 323</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">diluvies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:14:27"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 14, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempestas (with foeda),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:100:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 100, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:140"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 140</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:210"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 210</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">lex erat horrendi carminis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:26:6"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 26, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenis Parthis horrendus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:62"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pallor utrasque Fecerat horrendas aspectu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:8:26"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 8, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res horrenda relatu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:298"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 298</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrendum dictu!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:454"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 454</bibl></cit>.—<i>Neutr. adv.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">belua Lernae Horrendum stridens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:288"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 288</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arma Horrendum sonuere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:732"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 732</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:700">12, 700</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">intonet horrendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:485"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 485</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrenda circumsonantibus Alemannis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:27:10:10"><author>Amm.</author>27, 10, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20955.18" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In a good sense, <i>wonderful, awful, venerable</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">horrenda virgo (Camilla),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:507"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 507</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrendae procul secreta Sibyllae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:10"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tectum augustum, ingens ... Horrendum silvis et religione parentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:172"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 172</bibl></cit>. —<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">horrendē</orth>, <i>dreadfully</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,026:6:5"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Sap.</title> 6, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">17, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorre^o^lum" key="horre^o^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n20956"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĕŏlum">horreolum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">horreum</etym>, <sense id="n20956.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small barn</i> or <i>granary</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:7:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 7, 1</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorresco" key="horresco" opt="n" orig_id="n20957"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horresco">horresco</head>, <itype opt="n">horrŭi, 3</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> and <i>a.</i> <etym opt="n">horreo</etym>, <i>to rise on end, stand erect, to bristle up, grow rough.</i>  <sense id="n20957.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>; cf. horreo): <cit><quote lang="la">rettulit ille gradus horrueruntque comae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:502"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 502</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum segetes altae campique natantes Lenibus horrescunt flabris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:199"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 199</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bracchia coeperunt nigris horrescere villis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:478"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 478</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">setis horrescere coepi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:279"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 279</bibl></cit>: horrescit telis exercitus asper utrimque, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:4"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 4</bibl> (Ann. v. 385 Vahl.); cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">arma rigent, horrescunt tela,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit> (Trag. v. 177 ib.): <cit><quote lang="la">mollis horrescit coma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,007:711"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Agam.</title> 711</bibl></cit>: horrescit mare, <i>becomes ruffled, rough</i>, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 423, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ille qui navigat, cum subito mare coepit horrescere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,062:ib. 4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fragm.</title> ib. 4</bibl></cit> (Rep. 1, 40 Mos.).—</sense><sense id="n20957.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20957.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To fall a shaking, trembling</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">(puella) Horruit, ut steriles, agitat quas ventus, aristae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:553"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 553</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20957.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic., <i>to begin to shake, shudder</i>, or <i>tremble</i> for fear, <i>to become frightened, terrified</i> (class.). </sense><sense id="n20957.5" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">horresco misera, mentio quoties fit partionis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:187"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 93 (187)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:749"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 4, 1, 4 (749)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:631"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 631</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quin etiam ferae, sibi injecto terrore mortis, horrescunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:11:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 11, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horresco referens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:204"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 204</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrescit visu subito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:710"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 710</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:453">12, 453</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20957.6" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum procellas Cautus horrescis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:10:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">morsus futuros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:394"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 394</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullos visus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:453"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 453</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mortem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:70"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 70</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20957.7" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrescit animus omnia recensere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:29:3:9"><author>Amm.</author>29, 3, 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20957.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To grow fearful, terrible, dreadful</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">in terra quoque ut horrescant (fulmina),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:261"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 261</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">subitis horrescit turbida nimbis Tempestas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:134"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 134</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorre^um1" key="horre^um1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20958"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĕum">horreum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">cf.: farreum, farina</etym>, <sense id="n20958.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a storehouse;</i> esp. for preserving grain, <i>a barn, granary, magazine</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">sirus, granarium, cumera): illi Capuam cellam atque horreum Campani agri esse voluerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:33:89"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 33, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si proprio condidit horreo, Quicquid de Libycis verritur areis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:1:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 1, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 8, § 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:42:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 42, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">illius immensae ruperunt horrea messes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:49"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 49</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:5:84"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 5, 84</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si, quicquid arat impiger Appulus, Occultare meis dicerer horreis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:16:27"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 16, 27</bibl></cit>.—For other things: <cit><quote lang="la">parcis deripere horreo amphoram?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:28:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 28, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:18:1:76"><author>Dig.</author> 18, 1, 76</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">argentum, quod in domo, vel intra horreum usibus ejus fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:34:2:33"><author>ib.</author> 34, 2, 33</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:10:4:5">10, 4, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:52:3"><author>Col.</author> 12, 52, 3</bibl>.—In fig.: nunc argumentum vobis demensum dabo, non modio neque tri modio, verum ipso horreo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:15"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 15</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, of a <i>beehive</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:250"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 250</bibl>; of <i>ant-burrows</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:6:39"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 6, 39</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHorre^um2" key="Horre^um2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20959"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Horrĕum">Horreum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n20959.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Molossis in Epirus, of uncertain site</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:26:10"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 26, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^bi^lis" key="horri^bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20960"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭbĭlis">horribilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">horreo</etym>, <i>terrible, fearful, dreadful, horrible</i> (freq. and class.).  <sense id="n20960.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod hanc tam tetram, tam horribilem tamque infestam rei publicae pestem toties jam effugimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:5:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homini accidere nihil posse, quod sit horribile aut pertimescendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 21</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: species, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:36:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 36, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">spectaculum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:101:11"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 101, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sonitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:99:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 99, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">di magni, horribilem et sacrum libellum!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:14:12"><author>Cat.</author> 14, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempestas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">formidines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:19:63"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 19, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horribiles miserosque casus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:3:11"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 3, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mars (stella) rutilus horribilisque terris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud vero fuit horribile, quod vereor, ne, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:61:258"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 61, 258</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horribile est causam capitis dicere, horribilius priore loco dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:95"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 31, 95</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20960.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In colloquial lang., sometimes in a good sense, <i>astonishing, amazing, tremendous</i>: sed hoc <foreign lang="greek">τέρας</foreign> (i. e. Caesar) horribili vigilantia, celeritate, diligentia est, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 9</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterque juravit, inter nos periturum esse tam horribile secretum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:21:3"><author>Petr.</author> 21, 3</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">horrĭbĭlĭter</orth>, <i>amazingly;</i> in a good sense: horribiliter scripsisti hanc orationem, M. Aurel. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,001:Ep. 2:6"><author>Front.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 6</bibl> Mai.; August. Civ. Dei, 1, 8 <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^co^mis" key="horri^co^mis" opt="n" orig_id="n20961"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭcŏmis">horricomis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">horreo-coma</etym>, <sense id="n20961.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>with hair on end, bristly, shaggy</i> (Appuleian): <cit><quote lang="la">canes,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:4:19:15"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 4, 19, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hircus,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:7:11:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 11, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^de_" key="horri^de_" opt="n" orig_id="n20962"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭdē">horride</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. horridus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^du^lus" key="horri^du^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20963"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭdŭlus">horridulus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">horridus</etym>, <i>standing up, projecting forth, protuberant; rough, rugged, rude.</i>  <sense id="n20963.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">papillae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:68"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 1, 66 (68)</bibl></cit>: caput ungunt horridulum, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 423, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">puer,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:98:9"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 98, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">comes,</quote> <i><i>shabby, poor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:54"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 54</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20963.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, of discourse or style, <i>rude, rough, unpolished, simple, unadorned</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tua illa horridula mihi atque incomta visa sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orationes Catonis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:45:152"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 45, 152</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horridula ejus verba et rudia flosculos Tullianos appellans,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:29:1:11"><author>Amm.</author>29, 1, 11</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^dus" key="horri^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n20964"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭdus">horridus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">horreo</etym>, <sense id="n20964.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>standing on end, sticking out, rough, shaggy, bristly, prickly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non hac barbula, qua ista delectatur, sed illa horrida, quam in statuis antiquis et imaginibus videmus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:14:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 14, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caesaries,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:139"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 139</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pluma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:6:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 6, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apes horridi pili,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:9:3:1"><author>Col.</author> 9, 3, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">apes horridae aspectu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:59"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 18, 19, § 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:407"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 407</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">videar tibi amarior herbis, Horridior rusco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:42"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 7, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">densis hastilibus horrida myrtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:23"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 23</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">arbor spinis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:67"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 15, 34, § 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrida siccae silva comae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:9:12"><author>Juv.</author> 9, 12</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20964.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>rough, rude, rugged, wild, savage, horrid.</i> </sense><sense id="n20964.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrida signis chlamys,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:5:558"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 5, 558</bibl></cit> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">aspera signis pocula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:263"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 263</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">membra videres Horrida paedore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:1269"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 1269</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecudis jecur horridum et exile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:13:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 13, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrida villosa corpora veste tegant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:3:75"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 3, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pastor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:514"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 514</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ilia cultu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:6:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 6, 47</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Acestes in jaculis et pelle Libystidis ursae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:37"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Silvanus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:29:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 29, 22</bibl></cit>: Africa terribili tremit horrida terra tumultu, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=153"><author>Fest.</author> p. 153</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 311 Vahl.); cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Aetnensis ager et campus Leontinus sic erat deformis atque horridus, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 18, § 47</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">horridior locus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:3:83"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 3, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">silva fuit, late dumis atque ilice nigra Horrida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:382"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 382</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sedes Taenari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:34:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 34, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">argumenta, velut horrida et confragosa, vitantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:8:1"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 8, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inde senilis Hiems tremulo venit horrida passu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:212"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 212</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Juppiter horridus austris Torquet aquosam hiemem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:670"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 670</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bruma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:442"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 442</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">December,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:36:5"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 36, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stiria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:366"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 366</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">grando,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:449"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 449</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempestas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:13:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 13, 1</bibl></cit>; <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:349"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 35, 79, § 349</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">fluctus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:10:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 10, 3</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">aequora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:24:40"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 24, 40</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: si premerem ventosas horridus Alpes, qs. <i>enveloped in horror, shuddering</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:16:19"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 16, 19</bibl>.—Of taste: <cit><quote lang="la">sapor,</quote> <i><i>harsh, raw</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:129"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 13, 33, § 129</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:43"><author>id.</author> 13, 4, 9, § 43</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ruta silvestris horrida ad effectum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:131"><author>id.</author> 20, 13, 61, § 131</bibl></cit>: (litterae) succedunt tristes et horridae ... in hoc ipso frangit multo fit horridior (littera sexta nostrarum), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:28"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 10, 28</bibl> sq. —</sense><sense id="n20964.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Esp., <i>with dishevelled hair</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si magna Asturici cecidit domus, horrida mater,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:212"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 212</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">paelex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:57"><author>id.</author> 2, 57</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20964.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20964.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Rough</i> in character or manners, <i>rude, blunt, stern, unpolished, uncouth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">huncine hominem te amplexari tam horridum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:933"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 5, 41 (933)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut vita sic oratione durus, incultus, horridus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:31:117"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 31, 117</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">vir paulo horridior et durior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:3:3:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 3, 5</bibl></cit>: spernitur orator bonus, horridus miles amatur, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:14:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 14, 30</bibl> (Ann. v. 273 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">non ille, quamquam Socraticis madet Sermonibus, te negliget horridus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:21:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 21, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fidens juventus horrida bracchiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:4:50"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Germania,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:5:26"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 5, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:746"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 746</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horridus irā (Boreas), etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:685"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 685</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:93"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 30, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:11:205"><author>Sil.</author> 11, 205</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:5:172"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 5, 172</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aspera, tristi, horrida oratione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:5:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 5, 20</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">horridiora verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:17:68"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 17, 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:3"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaedam genera dicendi horridiora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:10"><author>id.</author> 12, 10, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerus Saturnius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:157"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 157</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita de horridis rebus nitida est oratio tua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:14:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 14, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(antiquorum imitatores) fient horridi atque jejuni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:5:21"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 5, 21</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20964.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With the predominating idea of an effect produced, <i>causing tremor</i> or <i>horror, terrible, frightful, horrid</i> (rare, and mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for the class. horribilis): horridiore aspectu esse, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:14:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 14, 2</bibl>; cf. in a Greek construction with an <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">et desit si larga Ceres, tunc horrida cerni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:347"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 347</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">turba horrida aspici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:3:19"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 3, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vis horrida teli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:170"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 170</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">acies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:408"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 408</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">castra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:10:23"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 10, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">proelia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:282"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 282</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:126"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 126</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virga (mortis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:24:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 24, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:96"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 96</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jussa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:378"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 378</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">paupertas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:1282"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 1282</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquilae ac signa, pulverulenta illa et cuspidibus horrida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:23"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 3, 4, § 23</bibl></cit>.— Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">horrĭdē</orth> (acc. to II. B.), <i>roughly, savagely, severely, sternly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vixit semper inculte atque horride,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 18, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horride inculteque dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:9:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 9, 28</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:2:17"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 2, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ornamentis utetur horridius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:25:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 25, 86</bibl></cit>: alloqui mitius aut horridius. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:82"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 82</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^fer" key="horri^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n20965"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭfer">horrifer</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype> (archaic <i>gen. plur.</i> horriferum, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:46:155"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 46, 155</bibl>), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">horror-fero</etym>, <sense id="n20965.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that brings trembling</i> or <i>terror, terrible, dreadful, horrible, horrific</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): unde horrifer Aquiloni' stridor gelidas molitur nives, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:28:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 28, 68</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Boreas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:65"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 65</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:471">15, 471</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">axis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:5:518"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 5, 518</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:5:307"><author>id.</author> 5, 307</bibl></cit>: prodigium horriferum, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:46:155"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 46, 155</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aestus (Tartari),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:1012"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 1012</bibl></cit>: Aegis (= <foreign lang="greek">δεινή</foreign>, Hom.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:435"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 435</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Erinys,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:725"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 725</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">voces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:996"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 996</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^fi^ca_bi^lis" key="horri^fi^ca_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20966"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭfĭcābĭlis">horrificabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">horrificus</etym>, <sense id="n20966.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>causing terror, horrific</i>: luctus, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 226, 4</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 617 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^fi^ce_" key="horri^fi^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n20967"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭfĭcē">horrifice</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. horrificus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^fi^co" key="horri^fi^co" opt="n" orig_id="n20968"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭfĭco">horrifico</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">horrificus</etym>, <sense id="n20968.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make rough</i> or <i>terrible, to cause terror</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): flatu placidum mare matutino Horrificans Zephyrus, <i>ruffling</i>, = crispans, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:271"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 271</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ore ferarum Et rictu horrificant galeas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:389"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 389</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carcer, catenae, fuga, exsilium horrificaverant dignitatem,</quote> <i><i>had made terrible</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:21:10"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 21, 10</bibl></cit> Duk.: <cit><quote lang="la">mentes,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Bell. Get.</title> 250</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">multaque praeterea vatum praedicta piorum Terribili monitu horrificant,</quote> <i><i>cause horror</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:465"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 465</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^fi^cus" key="horri^fi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n20969"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭfĭcus">horrificus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">horror-facio</etym>, <sense id="n20969.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that causes tremor</i> or <i>terror, terrible, dreadful, frightful, horrific</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">bustum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:906"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 906</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">letum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:851"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 851</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ruinae (Aetnae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:571"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 571</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lapsu (Harpyiarum),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:225"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 225</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fulmen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:97"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">acta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:423"><author>id.</author> 3, 423</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caesaries,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:372"><author>Luc.</author> 2, 372</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">poena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:20:1"><author>Gell.</author> 20, 1</bibl></cit> <i>fin.— Adv.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">horrĭfĭcē</orth>, <i>in a manner to cause dread, with affright</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrifice fertur divinae Matris imago,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:609"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 609</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:36">4, 36</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^pi^la_ti^o" key="horri^pi^la_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20970"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭpĭlātĭo">horripilatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">horripilo</etym>, <sense id="n20970.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a bristling of the hair</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,030:27:15"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Eccl.</title> 27, 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^pi^lo" key="horri^pi^lo" opt="n" orig_id="n20971"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭpĭlo">horripilo</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">horreo-pilus</etym>, <sense id="n20971.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to bristle with hairs, be shaggy</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">aures immodicis horripilant auctibus,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:3:24:15"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 3, 24, 15</bibl></cit>: horripilo <foreign lang="greek">ὀρθοτριχάω</foreign>, horripilatur <foreign lang="greek">ὀρθοτριχεῖ</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorri^so^nus" key="horri^so^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20972"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horrĭsŏnus">horrisonus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">horreo-sonus</etym>, <sense id="n20972.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>sounding dreadfully, that makes a horrid sound</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): fretum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:10:23"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 10, 23</bibl>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">flatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:455"><author>Luc.</author> 2, 455</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fragor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:109"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 109</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fremitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:55"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cardo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:573"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 573</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">buxus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:584"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 584</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flagellum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:7:149"><author>id.</author> 7, 149</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorror" key="horror" opt="n" orig_id="n20973"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horror">horror</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">horreo</etym>, <i>a standing on end, standing erect, bristling.</i>  <sense id="n20973.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (only <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">comarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:5:154"><author>Luc.</author> 5, 154</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:229"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 229</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pontus non horrore tremit,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>was not ruffled, agitated</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:5:446"><author>Luc.</author> 5, 446</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">montes horrore nivali semper obducti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:15:10:1"><author>Amm.</author>15, 10, 1</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n20973.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>roughness, rudeness</i> of speech: <cit><quote lang="la">veterem illum horrorem malim quam istam novam licentiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:5:34"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 5, 34</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20973.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> (cf. horreo, II.). </sense><sense id="n20973.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A shaking, trembling.</i> </sense><sense id="n20973.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen. (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">tremulo ramos horrore moveri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:345"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 345</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horror soli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:6"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20973.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n20973.7" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>A shaking, shivering, chill, coldfit, ague-fit</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">mihi frigidus horror Membra quatit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:29"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 29</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:7:563"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 7, 563</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">frigus voco ubi extremae partes membrorum inalgescunt: horrorem, ubi totum corpus intremit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:3"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Atticam doleo tam diu: sed quoniam jam sine horrore est, spero esse ut volumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 6</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrorem tertianae et quartanae minuere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:150"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 25, 72, § 150</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20973.8" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>A shaking, shuddering, quaking, trembling</i> with fright; <i>dread, terror, horror</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">est ea frigida multa, comes formidinis, aura, quae ciet horrorem membris et concitat artus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:291"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 291</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea res me horrore afficit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1068"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 5, 1, 16 (1068)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1118"><author>id.</author> ib. 66 (1118)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">di immortales, qui me horror perfudit! quam sum sollicitus, quidnam futurum sit!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:6:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 6, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">me luridus occupat horror Spectantem vultus etiamnum caede madentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:198"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 198</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frigidus artus, Dum loquor, horror habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:291"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 291</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spectare in eadem harena feras horror est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:4"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 1, 2, § 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20973.9" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> <i>A shaking</i> or <i>trembling with joy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">laetus per artus horror iit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:494"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 494</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">me quaedam divina voluptas percipit atque horror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:29"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 29</bibl></cit> sq.—</sense><sense id="n20973.10" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> <i>Dread, veneration, religious awe</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic numinis ingens horror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:433"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 433</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arboribus suus horror inest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:411"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 411</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animos horrore imbuere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:8:4"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 8, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">perfusus horrore venerabundusque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:16:6"><author>id.</author> 1, 16, 6</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20973.11" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>That which causes dread, a terror, horror</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">serrae stridentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:411"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 411</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">validi ferri natura et frigidus horror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:1011"><author>id.</author> 6, 1011</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Scipiadas, belli fulmen, Carthaginis horror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:1034"><author>id.</author> 3, 1034</bibl></cit>; imitated by Sil.: <cit><quote lang="la">jacet campis Carthaginis horror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:15:340"><author>Sil.</author> 15, 340</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorsum" key="horsum" opt="n" orig_id="n20974"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="horsum">horsum</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">contr. from hoc = huc and vorsum</etym>, <sense id="n20974.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hitherwards, hither, this way</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">pergunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:450"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 450</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horsum se capessit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:171"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 1, 2, 83 (171)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:304"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 3, 33 (304)</bibl>: te adiget horsum insomnia <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:219"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 219</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHorta^lus" key="Horta^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20975"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hortălus">Hortalus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n20975.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>surname of the orator</i> Q. Hortensius <i>and his descendants</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:25:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 25, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:15:4">4, 15, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:47"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:37"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 37</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorta_men" key="horta_men" opt="n" orig_id="n20976"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortāmen">hortamen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">hortor</etym>, <sense id="n20976.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an incitement, encouragement, exhortation</i> (not anteAug.): <cit><quote lang="la">non est hortamine longo Nunc, ait, utendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:277"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 277</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Decii eventus, ingens hortamen ad omnia pro re publica audenda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:29:5"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 29, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">clamoris et verberis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Mart.</title> 11, 3</bibl></cit>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortamina, laudes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:93"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cibos et hortamina pugnantibus gestant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:7"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 7</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorta_mentum" key="horta_mentum" opt="n" orig_id="n20977"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortāmentum">hortamentum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">hortor</etym>, <sense id="n20977.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an incitement, encouragement</i> (not in Cic. or Caes.) ea cuncta Romanis hortamento erant, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:98:7"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 98, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">celeritatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:24:21"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 24, 21</bibl></cit>: virtutis <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:3:5:9"><author>Just.</author> 3, 5, 9</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">in conspectu parentum conjugumque ac liberorum, quae magna etiam absentibus hortamenta animi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:11:6"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 11, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">victoriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:18"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 5, 19, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">4, 1, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHorta_num" key="Horta_num" opt="n" orig_id="n20978"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hortānum">Hortanum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n20978.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Etruria</i> (probably called after the Etruscan goddess Horta, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:4:8"><author>Fest.</author> 4, 8</bibl>; cf. Müll. Etrusk. II. p. 62), now <i>Orte</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:52"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 8, § 52</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hortīnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>of Hortanum</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">classes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:716"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 716</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorta_ti^o" key="horta_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n20979"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortātĭo">hortatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hortor</etym>, <sense id="n20979.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an encouragement, exhortation</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">jam hoc loco non hortatione neque praeceptis, sed precibus tecum fraternis ago,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 14, § 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortatio non est necessaria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:14:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 14, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi grata tua est hortatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:2:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille in castigationem, hic in hortationem amorum compositus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:54"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 8, 54</bibl></cit> Spald.: clamor (oppidanorum) permixtus hortatione, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:60:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 60, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">remigum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:4:12"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 4, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hortationes ad philosophiam,</quote> <i><i>the title of a treatise by Augustus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:85"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 85</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorta_ti_vus" key="horta_ti_vus" opt="n" orig_id="n20980"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortātīvus">hortativus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hortor</etym>, <sense id="n20980.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that serves for encouragement</i> or <i>exhortation, hortative</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus (dicendi),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:83"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 10, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adverbia, i. e. eia, age, etc.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 1021</bibl></cit> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorta_tor1" key="horta_tor1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20981"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortātor">hortator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">hortor</etym>, <sense id="n20981.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an inciter, encourager, exhorter</i> (class.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">monitor, impulsor, admonitor): cum ejus studii tibi et hortator et magister esset domi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:55:234"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 55, 234</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">studiorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:3:23"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 3, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scelerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:529"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 529</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:45"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 45</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">isto hortatore, auctore, intercessore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:38:110"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 38, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortatore non egetis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:11:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 11, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: hortatore bono, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=363"><author>Fest.</author> p. 363</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 471 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">quasi in mari Solet hortator remiges hortarier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:696"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 4, 2, 5 (696)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">requiemque modumque Voce dabat remis, animorum hortator Epopeus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:619"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 619</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHorta_tor2" key="Horta_tor2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20982"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hortātor">Hortator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">hortor</etym>, <sense id="n20982.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:15"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorta_to_ri^us" key="horta_to_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n20983"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortātōrĭus">hortatorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hortator</etym>, <sense id="n20983.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>encouraging, cheering</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">irrisio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,001:8:11"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Conf.</title> 8, 11</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">mandata,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>Cant. Cantic.</title> 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locus hortatorius ad fidem,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>in Luc.</title> 8, 30</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorta_trix" key="horta_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n20984"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortātrix">hortatrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hortator</etym>, <sense id="n20984.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>she that incites, encourages</i>, or <i>exhorts</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">blanda hortatrix voluptas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0116,001:Trag. Fragm. v. 195"><author>Pac.</author> Trag. Fragm. v. 195</bibl></cit> Rib.: <cit><quote lang="la">gloria hortatrix animosi leti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:9:717"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 9, 717</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa velut hortatrix manus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:103"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 103</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshorta_tus" key="horta_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n20985"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortātus">hortatus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">hortator</etym>, <sense id="n20985.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>incitement, encouragement, exhortation</i> (in class. prose only in <i>abl. sing.</i>): <cit><quote lang="la">haec vox hujus hortatu praeceptisque conformata, nonnullis aliquando saluti fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliorum consilio, hortatu, auctoritate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:29:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 29, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suorum omnium hortatu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:86:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 86, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortatu suo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:14:46"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 14, 46</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:317"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 317</bibl>.—<abbr>Dat.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortatui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:7:5"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 7, 5</bibl></cit>.— With <i>obj. gen.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortatus laudum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:67"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 67</bibl></cit>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:242"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 242</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:339">7, 339</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:550"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 550</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:81">4, 81</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHortensi^a_nus" key="Hortensi^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20986"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hortensĭānus">Hortensianus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, v. 2. Hortensius, II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshortensis" key="hortensis" opt="n" orig_id="n20987"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortensis">hortensis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hortus</etym>, <sense id="n20987.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a garden, garden-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lira,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:9:4:4"><author>Col.</author> 9, 4, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">DII,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 1626</bibl></cit>: IOVIS, Inscr. ap. Marin. Fratr. Arv. p. 390.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshortensi^us1" key="hortensi^us1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n20988"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortensĭus">hortensius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hortus</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a garden, garden-.</i>  <sense id="n20988.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">bulbi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:105"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 9, 40, § 105</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">batis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:82"><author>id.</author> 26, 8, 50, § 82</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20988.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>, in <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">horten-sia</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>garden-herbs</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:98"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 6, 31, § 98</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:131">19, 8, 39, § 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:22">26, 4, 10, § 22</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHortensi^us2" key="Hortensi^us2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n20989"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hortensĭus">Hortensius</head> (HORTÉSIVS, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> p. 235</bibl>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> 619), <sense id="n20989.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman</i> gens; so, in partic.: <cit><quote lang="la">Q. Hortensius Hortalus,</quote> <i><i>a celebrated orator in the time of Cicero</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:88:301"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 88, 301</bibl></cit> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:8"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:11:27">12, 11, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:5:2"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 5, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:37"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 37</bibl>. After him is named the treatise of Cicero entitled Hortensius, of which fragments remain (Bait. XI. 55 sqq.).—<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hortensĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>his daughter, also celebrated for her skill in oratory</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:3:3"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 3, 3</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:1:6"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 1, 6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20989.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n20989.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hortensĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a Hortensius, Hortensian</i>: lex, <i>of the dictator</i> Q. Hortensius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 1:3"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:2:2"><author>Dig.</author> 1, 2, 2</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:37"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 10, 15, § 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:27:4"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 27, 4</bibl>.—Another lex Hortensia (ut nundinae essent fastae), perh. of the same Hortensius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:16"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 16</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n20989.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hortensĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Hortensian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eloquentia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:3:3"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 3, 3</bibl></cit>: quod me admones, ut scribam illa Hortensiana, i. e. <i>the treatise entitled</i> Hortensius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:6:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 6, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in aedibus Hortensianis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:72"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 72</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHorte_sius" key="Horte_sius" opt="n" orig_id="n20990"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hortēsius">Hortesius</head>, v. 2. Hortensius <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossHorti_nus" key="Horti_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20991"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hortīnus">Hortinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, v. Hortanum.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshortor" key="hortor" opt="n" orig_id="n20992"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortor">hortor</head>, <itype opt="n">ātus, 1</itype> (archaic <i>inf. pres.</i> hortarier, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:696"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 4, 2, 5 (696)</bibl>), <pos opt="n">v. dep.</pos> <etym opt="n">for horitor, v. horior</etym>, <i>to urge one strongly</i> to do a thing, <i>to incite, instigate, encourage, cheer, exhort</i> (freq. and class.; cf.: moneo, admoneo, suadeo).  <sense id="n20992.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen., constr. <i>aliquem, aliquem ad</i> or <i>in aliquid, ut, ne</i>, with the simple <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>, <i>de aliqua re, aliquid</i>, with the <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> or <abbr>absol.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n20992.2" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <i>acc. pers.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">coquos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:696"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 4, 2, 5 (696)</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">hacc, quae supra scripta sunt, eo spectant, ut te horter et suadeam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:4:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 4, 3</bibl></cit>: neque nos hortari neque dehortari decet Hominem peregrinum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:675"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 3, 61 (675)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">timentem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:466"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 466</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">celeres canes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:4:41"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 41</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">terribiles hortatus equos,</quote> <i><i>spurring on</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:421"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 421</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitulos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:164"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 164</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pedes,</quote> <i><i>to drive on</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:280"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 1, 7 (280)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senex in culina clamat: hortatur cocos: Quin agitis hodie?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:764"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 4, 1, 6 (764)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortari coepit eundem Verbis, quae timido quoque possent addere mentem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:35"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 35</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20992.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <i>Ad</i> or <i>in aliquid</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad laudem milites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:4:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 4, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad concordiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:50"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 1, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad curam rei publicae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:11:24"><author>id.</author> 5, 11, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad diligentiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:133"><author>id.</author> 9, 4, 133</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad quaerendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:12:1"><author>id.</author> 5, 12, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad reliqua fortius exsequenda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:5:23"><author>id.</author> 4, 5, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">paribus Messapum in proelia dictis Hortatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:521"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 521</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in amicitiam jungendam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:19:14"><author>Liv.</author> 43, 19, 14</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n20992.4" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> <i>De aliqua re</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">iisdem de rebus etiam atque etiam hortor, quibus superioribus litteris hortatus sum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:9:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de Aufidiano nomine nihil te hortor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:19"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem de concilianda pace,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:26:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 26, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20992.5" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> With <i>ut, ne</i>, or the simple <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pompeium et hortari et orare ... ut magnam infamiam fugiat, non desistemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">petit atque hortatur, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:19"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 19</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipse equo circumiens unumquemque nominans appellat, hortatur, rogat, uti meminerint, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:59:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 59, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magno opere te hortor, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego vos hortari tantum possum, ut amicitiam omnibus rebus humanis anteponatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:5:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 5, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:27:104">27, 104</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenes ut illam ire viam pergant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:121"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">te sedulo Et moneo et hortor, ne cujusquam misereat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:64"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 64</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1188"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 4, 52 (1188)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ambiorix in Nervios pervenit hortaturque, ne sui in perpetuum liberandi occasionem dimittant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:38:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 38, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortatur eos, ne animo deficiant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:19:1"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 19, 1</bibl></cit>.—With the simple <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">Labienum Treboniumque hortatur ... ad eam diem revertantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:33"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 33</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:21:4"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 21, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid ego vos, de vestro impendatis, hortor?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:15:10"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 15, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortatur et monet, imitetur vicinum suum Octavium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:3"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 3</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n20992.5α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> <i>Aliquem aliquid</i> or simply <i>aliquid</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sin tu (quod te jamdudum hortor) exieris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 5, 12</bibl></cit>: trepidus hortabar fugam, Poët. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> 1, 4</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">equidem pacem hortari non desino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 14</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">pacem amicitiamque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Dat:8:5"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Dat.</title> 8, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:5:22"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 5, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">me miseram! cupio non persuadere quod hortor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:19:187"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 19, 187</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20992.5β" level="5" n="ζ" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> or an <i>object-clause</i> (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">cum legati hortarentur accipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Phoc:1:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Phoc.</title> 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Daedalus) dedit oscula nato, Hortaturque sequi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:215"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 215</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:1:69"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 69</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Chariclem medicum) remanere ac recumbere hortatus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:72"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 72</bibl></cit> (cf. in the foll. b.).—</sense><sense id="n20992.5γ" level="5" n="η" opt="n"> With <i>supine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque ego vos ultum injurias hortor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:H. Fragm. 3:61:17"><author>Sall.</author> <title>H.</title> Fragm. 3, 61, 17</bibl></cit> Dietsch.—</sense><sense id="n20992.5δ" level="5" n="θ" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortor, asto, admoneo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:993"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 4, 10 (993)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Sigambri fuga comparata, hortantibus iis, quos, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:18"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 18</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortante et jubente Vercingetorige,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:26:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 26, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:10:4"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 10, 4</bibl> al.— </sense><sense id="n20992.6" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Of inanim. or abstract things: <cit><quote lang="la">pol benefacta tua me hortantur, tuo ut imperio paream,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:836"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 5, 2, 60 (836)</bibl></cit>: res, tempus, locus, simul otium hortabatur, ut, etc., Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 523, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">multae res ad hoc consilium Gallos hortabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:18:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 18, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">secundum ea multae res eum hortabantur, quare sibi eam rem cogitandam et suscipiendam putaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:33:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 33, 2</bibl></cit>.—With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">(rei publicae dignitas) me ad sese rapit, haec minora relinquere hortatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:3:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 3, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20992.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">hortari currentem,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to urge one who needs no urging</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:2:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 2, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:45:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 45, 2</bibl>; v. curro. —</sense><sense id="n20992.8" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., in milit. lang., <i>to exhort</i> soldiers before a battle: <cit><quote lang="la">Sabinus suos hortatus cupientibus signum dat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:19:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 19, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pauca pro tempore milites hortatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:49:6"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 49, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suos hortando ad virtutem arrigere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:23:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 23, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:207"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 207</bibl>.☞ </sense><sense id="n20992.9" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Also in the <i>act.</i> form, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">horto</orth>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype> (<bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 797</bibl> P.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0043,001:554"><author>Enn.</author> <title>Ann.</title> 554</bibl> Vahl.; <i>perf.</i> hortavi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,003:5:8"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Suas.</title> 5, 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20992.10" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hortor</orth>, <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, in <i>pass. signif.</i>: ab amicis hortaretur, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 793</bibl> P.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:13:1"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 13, 1</bibl>: hoste hortato, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0430,001:1"><author>Auct. B. Hisp.</author> 1</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshortu^a_lis" key="hortu^a_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n20993"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortŭālis">hortualis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hortus</etym>, <sense id="n20993.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a garden, garden</i>- (post-class. for hortensis): <cit><quote lang="la">species strychni,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pastinaca,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herpillos,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 99</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshortu^la_nus" key="hortu^la_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n20994"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortŭlānus">hortulanus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hortulus</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a garden, garden</i>- (postclass. for hortensis).  <sense id="n20994.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">maritimusque secessus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">porcellus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>stuffed with garden-herbs</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2003,001:8:7:section=384"><author>Apic.</author> 8, 7, § 384</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n20994.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hortulanus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a gardener</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 7, 3 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:4:3:4"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 4, 3, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:31:6"> 9, 31, 6</bibl>, sq.; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4200</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshortu^lus" key="hortu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n20995"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortŭlus">hortulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">hortus</etym>, <i>a little garden.</i>  <sense id="n20995.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:92"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 92</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:226"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 226</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:105"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 10, 36, § 105</bibl>; as <i>part of a vineyard</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:18:2"><author>Col.</author> 4, 18, 2</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortuli,</quote> <i><i>garden-grounds</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:14:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 14, 58</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:13:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 13, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:18:2"><author>Col.</author> 4, 18, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20995.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: Cupidinis, i. e. pudenda muliebria, App. <foreign lang="greek">Ἀνεχ</foreign>. 17.—</sense><sense id="n20995.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus (Democriti) fontibus Epicurus hortulos suos irrigavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:43:120"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 43, 120</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshortus" key="hortus" opt="n" orig_id="n20996"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hortus">hortus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">cf.: heres, co-hors; <foreign lang="greek">χόρτος</foreign>, an enclosure for plants; hence</etym>, <i>a garden, a pleasure - garden, fruit - garden, kitchen - garden, vineyard</i> (syn.: pomarium, viretum, viridarium).  <sense id="n20996.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed is clam patrem etiam hac nocte illa per hortum transiit ad nos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:245"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 1, 37 (245)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">abii ad hortum nostrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:1044"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 5, 1, 4 (1044)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:11:3"><author>Col.</author> 10, 11, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:50"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 4, 19, § 50</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:16:56"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 16, 56</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:14:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 14, 58</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:6:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 6, 15</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 2, 7</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">7, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:17:15"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 17, 15</bibl> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">horti Epicuri,</quote> <i><i>in which Epicurus taught</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 1, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:33:93"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 33, 93</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:23:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 23, 2</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:51"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 4, 19, § 51</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">magni Senecae praedivitis horti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:16"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 16</bibl></cit>: Horti Caesaris, Agrippinae, Domitiae, etc., <i>at Rome</i> (Trans-Tiberim); cf. Becker's Antiq. I. p. 657 sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">Horti Maecenatis,</quote> <i><i>on the Esquiline hill</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:page=540"><author>ib.</author> p. 540</bibl></cit> sq.—</sense><sense id="n20996.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20996.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> For villa, <i>a country-seat</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in XII. tabulis legum nostrarum nusquam nominatur villa, semper in significatione ea hortus, in horti vero heredium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:50"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 4, 19, § 50</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20996.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> For holera, <i>garden-stuff, vegetables, greens</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:8:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 8, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 16</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20996.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Like the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">κῆπος</foreign>, i. q. pudendum muliebre, Poët. ap. Anth. Lat. I. p. 686 Burm.; also the <i>posteriors</i> of a boy, <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Priap.</author> 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHo_rus" key="Ho_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n20997"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hōrus">Horus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <foreign lang="greek">Ὧρος</foreign>, <sense id="n20997.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of the sun among the Egyptians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:21:13"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 21, 13</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospe^s" key="hospe^s" opt="n" orig_id="n20998"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĕs">hospes</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭtis</itype> (<i>gen. plur.</i> hospitium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:35:4"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 35, 4</bibl>), <gen opt="n">m.</gen>; <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hospĭta</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (cf. antistita from antistes, sospita from sospes, sacerdota from sacerdos, etc., but <itype opt="n">hospes</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 279, 11</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">Trag. Fragm. v. 51 Rib.: hospes amica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:510"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 510</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aurora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:6:272"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 6, 272</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,007:318"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Agam.</title> 318</bibl> al.) <etym opt="n">= hostipets, hostis, a stranger; pa-, root of pasco, pater, to feed, hence</etym>,  <sense id="n20998.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>He who entertains a stranger, a host</i> (one who entertains gratuitously, as a friend: caupo, one who entertains for pay); <cit><quote lang="la">form hospes: alterum ad cauponem devertisse, ad hospitem alterum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:27:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 27, 57</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 2, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tendimus hinc recta Beneventum, ubi sedulus hospes Paene macros, arsit, dum turdos versat in igne, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:71"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">succinctus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:107"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 6, 107</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amabilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:132"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 132</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hospitis affectu salutare,</quote> <i><i>with a host's politeness</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:161"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 161</bibl></cit>.—Esp., <i>one upon whom soldiers are quartered</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:66"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 66</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:41">3, 41</bibl>.—Hence repeated of both host and guest: <cit><quote lang="la">per dexteram istam te oro, quam regi Deiotaro hospes hospiti porrexisti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:3:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">non hospes ab hospite tutus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:144"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 144</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Juppiter, = hospitalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:224"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 224</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Fem.</abbr>, hospita, <i>she who entertains a guest, a hostess</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">femina primaria, Servilia, vetere Dionis hospita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 8, § 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">figura et lineamenta hospitae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:89"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 36, § 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Helene,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:15:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 15, 2</bibl></cit>.—In late Lat., for <i>a concubine</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2669</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">4996</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n20998.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n20998.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A sojourner, visitor, guest, friend</i>, <foreign lang="greek">ξένος</foreign>. <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">in domo clari hominis, in quam et hospites multi recipiendi et admittenda hominum cujusque modi multitudo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:39:139"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 39, 139</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">libri inter Cratippi commentarios tamquam hospites recipiendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:33:121"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 33, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">recipere hospites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 25, § 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">accipere hospitem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 26</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">non hospites, sed peregrini atque advenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:34:94"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 34, 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habuisses non hospitem, sed contubernalem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:20:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 20, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et hostem et hospitem vidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:37:79"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 37, 79</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:6:6:2">6, 6, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">is qui nuper Romae fuit Menedemus hospes meus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:19:85"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 19, 85</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:7:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 7, 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Polybius noster hospes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:4:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id factum ex suis hospitibus Caesar cognoverat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:6:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in suos notos hospitesque quaerebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:74:5"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 74, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hospes familiae vestrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:11:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 11, 36</bibl></cit>: homo multorum hospitum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:59:163"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 59, 163</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi seu longum post tempus venerat hospes Sive, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:118"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si vespertinus subito te oppresserit hospes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:17"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 4, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hospite venturo, cessabit nemo tuorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:59"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 59</bibl></cit>: in officiis apud majores ita observatum est: primum tutelae, deinde hospiti, deinde clienti, tum cognato, postea adfini, Sabin. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:13:5"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 13, 5</bibl>.—In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">meamne hic in via hospitam, Quae heri huc Athenis cum hospite advenit meo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:488"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 6, 8 (488)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:551"><author>id.</author> ib. 71 (551)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:439"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 439</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 1, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n20998.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Opp. to a native, <i>a stranger, foreigner</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">advena, peregrinus, peregrinator, alienus): adeone hospes hujusce urbis, adeone ignarus es disciplinae consuetudinisque nostrae, ut haec nescias?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:10:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 10, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec peregrinus atque hospes in agendo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:50:218"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 50, 218</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos in nostra urbe peregrinantes errantesque tamquam hospites tui libri quasi domum deduxerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 3, 9</bibl></cit>.—So in addressing a foreigner, like the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ξένε</foreign>, <i>stranger</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum (Theophrastus) percontaretur ex anicula quadam, quanti aliquid venderet, et respondisset illa atque addidisset, Hospes, non pote minoris: tulisse eum moleste, se non effugere hospitis speciem, cum aetatem ageret Athenis optimeque loqueretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:46:172"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 46, 172</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:1:2"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 1, 2</bibl>: dic, hospes, Spartae, nos te hic vidisse jacentes, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:42:101"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 42, 101</bibl> (a transl. of the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">Ὦ ξεῖν᾽, ἀγγέλλειν Λακεδαιμονίοις</foreign>, etc., Herod. 7, 228): hospes, quid miras curare Serapin?<author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 480, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:1:1"><author>Prop.</author> 4, 1, 1</bibl>.—<abbr>Fem.</abbr>, hospita, <i>a female stranger</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hanc hospitam crepidula ut graphice decet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:464"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 2, 3 (464)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20998.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Hence, <i>a stranger</i> in any matter, <i>ignorant of, unacquainted with</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si erit idem in consuetudine civitatis hospes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:30:131"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 30, 131</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vos ignoretis, vos hospites in hac urbe versamini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:12:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 12, 33</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20998.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> Of inanim. or abstr. things adjectively, <i>hospitable; strange, foreign.</i> </sense><sense id="n20998.7" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Form hospes (only in post-Aug. poets): gemma, Pall. Insit. <abbr>init.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">tecta, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:12:479"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 12, 479</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cymba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:1:252"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 1, 252</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honor,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> IV. Cons. Hon. 650</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n20998.8" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Form hospita (in the <abbr>fem.</abbr> and <i>neutr. plur.</i> mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): hirundines hospitae, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 6, 207</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">navis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:340"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 340</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo tutior hospita lustres Aequora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:377"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 377</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conjunx hospita Teucris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:93"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra hospita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:539"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 539</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tecta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:650"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 650</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flumina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:842"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 842</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litora mundo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:5:75"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 5, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unda plaustris,</quote> <i><i>bearing wagons on its frozen surface</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:362"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 362</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:44"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 44</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^ta" key="hospi^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n20999"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭta">hospita</head>, v. hospes.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^ta_cu^lum" key="hospi^ta_cu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n21000"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtācŭlum">hospitaculum</head>,, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">hospita</etym>, <sense id="n21000.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a lodging-house, inn</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:3:5:section=1"><author>Dig.</author> 9, 3, 5, § 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^ta_lis" key="hospi^ta_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n21001"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtālis">hospitalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hospes</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>relating to a guest</i> or <i>host, hospitable</i>, <foreign lang="greek">ξένιος, ξενικός</foreign>.  <sense id="n21001.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n21001.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Adj.</pos> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">illam ipsam sedem hospitalem, in quam erit deductus, publicam populi Romani esse dicet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:17:46"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 17, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deversorium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:63"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 63</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">cubiculum,</quote> <i><i>guest-chamber</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:58"><author>id.</author> 1, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">beneficia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:14"><author>id.</author> 2, 14</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">aves,</quote> <i><i>set before a guest</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:2:3"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 2, 3</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cena Augusti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:83"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 4, 24, § 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:3:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 3, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tessera,</quote> <i><i>which guests gave to the host</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1047"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 2, 87 (1047)</bibl></cit> sq.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:954"><author>ib.</author> 5, 1, 25 (954)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Juppiter,</quote> <i><i>the patron of hospitality</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:6:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 6, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:20:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 20, 66</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:12:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 12, 3</bibl> al.; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">deus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:954"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 1, 25 (954)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non dubitavit illud insigne Penatium hospitaliumque deorum ex hospitali mensa tollere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 22, § 48</bibl></cit>: fulmina, <i>of Jupiter</i> hospitalis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:49"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 49</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">caedes,</quote> <i><i>the murder of a guest</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:18:7"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 18, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">TABVLA,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>a municipal decree for the reception of a guest</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 456, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Theophrastus scribit, Cimonem Athenis etiam in suos curiales Laciadas hospitalem fuisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:18:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 18, 64</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">homo qui semper hospitalissimus amicissimusque nostrorum hominum existimatus esset</quote> (shortly before: cum suae partes essent hospitum recipiendorum), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 26, § 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tua illa Venus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:21:52"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 21, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tibi hospitale pectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:49"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil hospitalius mari (Campaniae): hospitalem hostem appellare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:18:8"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 18, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc illi nobiles portus Cajeta, Misenus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:16"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">appulsus litorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:118"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 46, 45, § 118</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21001.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n21001.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hospĭtālis</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a guest</i>: injuriae potestatum in hospitales ad visendum venientium, Hipponenses in necem ejus (delphini) compulerunt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:26"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 8, 8, § 26</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21001.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hospĭtālia</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> </sense><sense id="n21001.6" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>Apartments for guests, guest-chambers</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:6:10"><author>Vitr.</author> 6, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21001.7" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> On the stage, <i>the two entrances on the right and left for strangers</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:7"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21001.8" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> (Sc. jura.) <i>The dues of hospitality</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:24"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 24</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n21001.9" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of things: ut in Fucino lacu invectus amnis, in Lario Addua, etc. ... in Lemanno Rhodanus: hic trans Alpes superiores in Italia multorum milium transitu hospitales suas tantum nec largiores quam intulere aquas evehentes, <i>foreign</i>, i. e. <i>that flow through without mingling</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:224"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 103, 106, § 224</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:69">17, 10, 14, § 69</bibl>. —Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hospĭtālĭter</orth>, <i>hospitably, as a guest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">invitati hospitaliter per domos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:9:9"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 9, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vocare (opp. hostiliter),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:26:3"><author>id.</author> 6, 26, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">excipere aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:6"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 6 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ingredi ad deos Penates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8:3"><author>Just.</author> 8, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^ta_li^tas" key="hospi^ta_li^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n21002"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtālĭtas">hospitalitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hospitalis</etym>. <sense id="n21002.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Hospitality</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">recte etiam a Theophrasto est laudata hospitalitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:18:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 18, 64</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:64:28"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 64, 28</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n21002.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A being a guest</i>, i. e. <i>a living in a foreign country, a sojourning</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lege temporalis hospitalitatis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 1, 21, § 34</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^ta_li^ter" key="hospi^ta_li^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n21003"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtālĭter">hospitaliter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hospitalis <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^ta_tor" key="hospi^ta_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n21004"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtātor">hospitator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">hospitor</etym>, <sense id="n21004.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a lodger, guest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mei hospitatores,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:4:7:14"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 4, 7, 14</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^ti^ci_da" key="hospi^ti^ci_da" opt="n" orig_id="n21005"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtĭcīda">hospiticida</head> <foreign lang="greek">ξενοκτόνος</foreign>, Gloss. Phil.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^ti^o^lum" key="hospi^ti^o^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n21006"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtĭŏlum">hospitiolum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">hospitium</etym>, <sense id="n21006.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little inn</i> (late Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 47, 11</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">108, 44</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^ti^um" key="hospi^ti^um" opt="n" orig_id="n21007"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtĭum">hospitium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">hospes</etym>. <sense id="n21007.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Hospitality</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">quos ego universos adhiberi liberaliter, optimum quemque hospitio amicitiaque conjungi dico oportere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 5, § 16</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quocum mihi amicitiam res publica conciliavit, hospitium voluntas utriusque conjunxit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:14:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 14, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gratia atque hospitiis florens hominum nobilissimorum ... cum Metellis, erat ei hospitium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:6:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pro hospitio quod sibi cum eo esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 8, § 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vetus hospitium renovare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego hic hospitium habeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1042"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 2, 82 (1042)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui hospitio Ariovisti usus erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:47:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 47, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jungimus hospitio dextras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:83"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">indulge hospitio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:51"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut artum solveret hospitiis animum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:83"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">renuntiare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:18:9"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 18, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huic paternum hospitium cum Pompeio intercedebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:25:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 25, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">decernunt, ut cum L. fratre hospitium publice fieret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:145"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 65, § 145</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Gaditani hospitium cum L. Cornelio publice fecerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:18:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 18, 41</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:54:5"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 54, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">publice privatimque hospitia jungere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:45:2"><author>id.</author> 1, 45, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">clientelae hospitiaque provincialia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:11:23"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 11, 23</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:1:5:8"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 1, 5, 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21007.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A hospitable reception, entertainment</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">te in Arpinati videbimus et hospitio agresti accipiemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:16:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 16, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ab eo magnificentissimo hospitio acceptus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:37:79"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 37, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hospitio invitabit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:12:9:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 12, 9, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic apud me hospitium tibi praebebitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1053"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 2, 93 (1053)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alibi te meliust quaerere hospitium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:417"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 3, 47 (417)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">me excepit Aricia hospitio modico,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens hospitio deorum inmortalium sancta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:34:19"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 34, 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:11:6">29, 11, 6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21007.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Concr., <i>a place of entertainment</i> for strangers, <i>a lodging, inn, guest-chamber</i> (cf. diversorium): <cit><quote lang="la">ex vita ita discedo tamquam ex hospitio, non tamquam ex domo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:23:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 23, 84</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:58:234"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 58, 234</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Piliae paratum est hospitium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deductus a magistratibus in nemorosum hospitium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:121"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 38, § 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">publicum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:28:4"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 28, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ibi (milites) benigne excepti divisique in hospitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:14:8"><author>id.</author> 2, 14, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad hospitium imperatoris venire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:33:1:6"><author>id.</author> 33, 1, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hospitia singulorum adire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:47"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praetorianae cohortes per hospitia dispersae,</quote> <i><i>the town-quarters</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Romae ... magno hospitium miserabile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:166"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 166</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tolerabile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:69"><author>id.</author> 7, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hospitio aliquem juvare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:211"><author>id.</author> 3, 211</bibl></cit>: hospitio prohibemur harenae, <i>of the shore</i> (i. e. <i>from landing</i>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:540"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 540</bibl>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of animals: <cit><quote lang="la">itque pecus longa in deserta sine ullis Hospitiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:343"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 343</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:24">4, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:66"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 23, 33, § 66</bibl>.—Comically: <cit><quote lang="la">quid faciam nunc, si tresviri me in carcerem compegerint? ... ita Peregre adveniens hospitio publicitus accipiar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:160"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 8 (160)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">certe advenientem hic me hospitio pugneo accepturus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:292"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 1, 140 (292)</bibl></cit>: nec confidentiae usquam hospitium est, nec de verticulum dolis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:523"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 3, 8 (523)</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: ut universi intellegant, sacrosanctum cunctis esse debere hospitium virilis animae, i. e. virile corpus, Mos. et Rom. Leg. Coll. 5, 3, 2.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^ti_vus" key="hospi^ti_vus" opt="n" orig_id="n21008"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtīvus">hospitivus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hospes</etym>, <sense id="n21008.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a host</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">viridaria,</quote> <i><i>his host's</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Spart.</author> <title>Hadr.</title> 12, 5</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^tor" key="hospi^tor" opt="n" orig_id="n21009"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtor">hospitor</head>, <itype opt="n">ātus, 1</itype>, <i>v. dep. n.</i> <etym opt="n">hospes</etym>, <i>to be a guest, to put up, lodge, sojourn as a guest</i> (post-Aug.).  <sense id="n21009.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: mensores postibus hospitaturi nomen ascribunt, Cod. Th. 7, 8, 4; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:77:4"><author>Petr.</author> 77, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21009.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> (cf. hospitalis, II.): Gangem in quodam lacu hospitari; <cit><quote lang="la">inde lenem fluere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:65"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 18, 22, § 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">castanea translata nescit hospitari pavetque novitatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:149"><author>id.</author> 17, 20, 34, § 149</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21009.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid aliud voces animum quam deum in humano corpore hospitantem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:31"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 23</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshospi^tus" key="hospi^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n21010"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hospĭtus">hospitus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, occurring only in the <sense id="n21010.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>fem. sing.</i> and <i>neutr. plur.</i> hospita; v. hospes.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosti^a" key="hosti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n21011"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostĭa">hostia</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">fostia</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">2. hostio, acc. to Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> Müll.</etym>, <i>an animal sacrificed, a victim, sacrifice</i> (cf.: victima).  <sense id="n21011.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Trebatius doceat, hostiarum genera esse duo, unum in quo voluntas dei per exta disquiritur, alterum, in quo sola anima deo sacratur, unde etiam haruspices animales has hostias vocant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:3:5:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud ex institutis pontificum et haruspicum non mutandum est, quibus hostiis immolandum cuique deo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:12:29"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 12, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea prodigia partim majoribus hostiis partim lactentibus procurarentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:1:15"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 1, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">majoribus hostiis rem divinam facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:5:3"><author>id.</author> 31, 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Veneri immolare hostiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:450"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 2, 2 (450)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostiis propitiare Venerem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:847"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 2, 25 (847)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:849">v. 27 (849)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pseudole, arcesse hostias, Victimas, lanios, ut ego huic sacrificem summo Jovi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:322"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 93 (322)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostias immolare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:42:93"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 42, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostias ad sacrificium praebere ... hostias redimere</quote> (used interchangeably with victimae), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:31:96"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 31, 96</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">hostiae omnibus locis immolabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:51:3"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 51, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">C. Mario per hostias dis supplicanti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:63:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 63, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nondum cum sanguine sacro Hostia caelestes pacificasset heros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:68:76"><author>Cat.</author> 68, 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad scelus perficiendum caesis hostiis</quote> (shortly before: nocturna sacrificia), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:68:194"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 68, 194</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mactata hostia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:19:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 19, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non sumptuosa blandior hostia Mollivit aversos Penates Farre pio et saliente mica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:23:18"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 23, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quadraginta hostiis sacrificare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:19:2"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 19, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostiis piare prodigia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:13"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si primis hostiis litatum non est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:6:6"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 6, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ruminalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:206"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 51, 77, § 206</bibl></cit>: maximam hostiam ovilli pecoris appellabant, non ab amplitudine corporis sed ab animo placidiore, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=126"><author>Fest.</author> p. 126</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">(Galli) humanis hostiis aras ac templa funestant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:10:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Font.</title> 10, 21</bibl></cit> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">Galli pro victimis homines immolant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:16:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 16, 2</bibl></cit>); cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">humanis hostiis litare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:9"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humana,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:82"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 22, 34, § 82</bibl></cit>.—Collect., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:334"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 334</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n21011.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, Hostia, <i>a group of stars belonging to the constellation Centaurus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:3:37"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Astr.</title> 3, 37</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosti^a_tus" key="hosti^a_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n21012"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostĭātus">hostiatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hostia</etym>, <sense id="n21012.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>provided with victims</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">candidatas venire hostiatasque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:270"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 1, 5, 12 (270)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosticapas" key="hosticapas" opt="n" orig_id="n21013"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hosticapas">hosticapas</head>, <itype opt="n">hostium captor</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> Müll. <etym opt="n">hostis-capio; the final <i>s</i> is archaic, as in PARICIDAS for parricida</etym>.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshosti^cus" key="hosti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21014"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostĭcus">hosticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hostis</etym>. <sense id="n21014.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to an enemy, hostile</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose; not in Cic. or Caes.): <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:13"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tellus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:3:65"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 3, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">moenia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:2:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vindemia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:893"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 893</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">manus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:243"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 1, 49 (243)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:311">2, 2, 61 (311)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ensis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:31"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 31</bibl></cit>: incursiones, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:pr:19"><author>Col.</author> praef. § 19</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tumultus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:10:17"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 10, 17</bibl></cit>.—In <i>neutr.</i> as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hostĭcum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <i>the enemy's territory</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">castra in hostico incuriose posita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:38:2"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 38, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">raptae ex hostico messes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:29:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 29, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">transire in hosticum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Eum.</author> <title>Pan. ad Constant.</title> 13</bibl></cit>; also <i>enmity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hosticum spirare,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Mag.</title> 35</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21014.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to a stranger, strange, foreign</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hosticum hoc mihi domiciliumst, Athenis domus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:450"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 5, 40 (450)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosti^fer" key="hosti^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n21015"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostĭfer">hostifer</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hostis-fero</etym>, <sense id="n21015.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hostile</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quisquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:1:420"><author>Manil.</author> 1, 420</bibl></cit> dub.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosti^fi^ce_" key="hosti^fi^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n21016"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostĭfĭcē">hostifice</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hostificus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosti^fi^cus" key="hosti^fi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21017"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostĭfĭcus">hostificus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hostis-facio</etym>, <sense id="n21017.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that deals in a hostile manner, hostile</i> (anteclass.): o dirum hostificumque diem!<author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 485, 24</bibl> (Fragm. Trag. v. 80 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">bellum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,020:23:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 23, 60</bibl></cit>.—* <pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hostĭ-fĭcē</orth>, <i>in a hostile manner</i>, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 224, 11</bibl> (Fragm. Trag. v. 82 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHosti^li_na" key="Hosti^li_na" opt="n" orig_id="n21018"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hostĭlīna">Hostilina</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hostio = aequo</etym>, <sense id="n21018.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a goddess that promotes the growth of corn in equal ears</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:3:8"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 3, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosti_lis" key="hosti_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n21019"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostīlis">hostilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hostis</etym>. <sense id="n21019.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to an enemy, hostile.</i> </sense><sense id="n21019.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen. (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">amator simili'st oppidi hostilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:162"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 68 (162)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:55:108"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 55, 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">manus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:35:85"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 35, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naves,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:9:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 9, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">domus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:5:53"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aratrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:16:21"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 16, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">manus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:311"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 61 (311)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cadavera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:61:8"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 61, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:302"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 52 (302)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">condictiones pactionesque (with bellicae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:29:108"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 29, 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">minae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:13:57"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 13, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">metus,</quote> <i><i>of the enemy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:41:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 41, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spolia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:35:5"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 35, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:38"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 38</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:3:8"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">clamor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:29:2"><author>id.</author> 1, 29, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">turmae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:22:9"><author>id.</author> 9, 22, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">murmur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:42"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">audacia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:23"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:20">11, 20</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:23"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 23</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hostīle</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>hostile country, the enemy's land</i> or <i>soil</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">prior Parthus apud Gaium in nostra ripa, posterior hic apud regem in hostili (sc. solo) epulatus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:101"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 101</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n21019.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., in divining: <cit><quote lang="la">hostilis pars (opp. pars familiaris),</quote> <i><i>the part of the entrails that related to the enemy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:622"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 622</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21019.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>That is usual with an enemy, hostile</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">hominis hostilem in modum seditiosi imago,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:9:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 9, 24</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hostilem in modum vexare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:3:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in hunc hostili odio est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:5:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spiritus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:57"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne quid ab se hostile timeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:88:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 88, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caedem, fugam aliaque hostilia portendant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:3:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legati retulerunt, omnia hostilia esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:16:1"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 16, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multa hostilia audere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:15"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:107:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 107, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loqui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:66"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">invicem coeptare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:70"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">induere adversus aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:40"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apibus inimica est nebula: aranei quoque vel maxime hostiles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:65"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 19, 21, § 65</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hostī-lĭter</orth>, <i>like an enemy, in a hostile manner, hostilely</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid ille fecit hostiliter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:9:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 9, 25</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:20:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 20, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:14:2"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 14, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:38:1">9, 38, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:85"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 85</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:54"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 54</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:372"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 372</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:68">14, 68</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosti_li^tas" key="hosti_li^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n21020"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostīlĭtas">hostilitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">hostilis</etym>, <sense id="n21020.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>enmity, hostility</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Var.</title> 4, 50</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosti_li^ter" key="hosti_li^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n21021"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostīlĭter">hostiliter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hostilis <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossHosti_li^us" key="Hosti_li^us" opt="n" orig_id="n21022"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hostīlĭus">Hostilius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n21022.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman</i> gens. </sense><sense id="n21022.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Hostus Hostilius, <i>who fought victoriously against the Sabines</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:12"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21022.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> His grandson, Tullus Hostilius, <i>the third king of Rome</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:22"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 22</bibl> sqq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:3:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 3, 9</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21022.3" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> L. Hostilius Tubulus, <i>praetor in</i> A. U. C. 611, <i>a rude person</i>, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:23:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 23, 63</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n21022.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hostīlĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a Hostilius, Hostilian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Curia,</quote> <i><i>built by king Tullus Hostilius</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:22"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30">30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:155"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 155</bibl> Müll.: Hostiliis Laribus immolabant, quod ab his hostes arceri putabant (perhaps named after Hostus Hostilius), Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">lex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:Inst. 4:10"><author>Just.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosti_mentum" key="hosti_mentum" opt="n" orig_id="n21023"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostīmentum">hostimentum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. hostio</etym>, <sense id="n21023.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a recompense, requital</i>: hostimentum beneficii pensatio, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> Müll.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hostimentum est aequamentum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 3, 26</bibl></cit> (ante-class.): audi atque auditis hostimentum adjungito, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=270"><author>Fest.</author> p. 270</bibl> Müll. (Trag. v. 154 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">par pari datum hostimentum'st, opera pro pecunia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:172"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 3, 20 (172)</bibl></cit>: beneficiis hostimentum peperisti grave, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 315, 19</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 2, 156</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshostio1" key="hostio1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n21024"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostio">hostio</head>, <itype opt="n">īre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos>, <sense id="n21024.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make even, return like for like, to recompense, requite</i>: hostire (ab antiquis) ponebatur pro aequare. Fest. s. v. status dies, p. 314 Müll.; ib. s. v. redhostire, p. 270 (ante-class.): nisi coërceo Protervitatem atque hostio ferociam, Pac. ap. Fest. s. v. redhostire, p. 270; and ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 121, 16</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 346 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">quin promitto hostire contra, ut merueris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:366"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 2, 110 (366)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshostio2" key="hostio2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n21025"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostio">hostio</head>, <itype opt="n">īre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos>, <sense id="n21025.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to strike</i>: hostia dicta est ab eo, quod est hostire ferire, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> Müll. (ante-class.): quae mea comminus machaera atque hasta hostibit e manu, Enn. ap. Fest. s. v. redhostire, p. 270 Müll. (Trag. v. 212 Vahl.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshostis" key="hostis" opt="n" orig_id="n21026"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostis">hostis</head> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">fos-</orth>), <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">comm.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. root ghas-, to eat, consume, destroy; Germ. Gast; cf. also hasta</etym>, <sense id="n21026.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a stranger, foreigner;</i> afterwards transf., <i>an enemy</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">adversarius, inimicus, perduellis): equidem etiam illud animadverto, quod qui proprio nomine perduellis esset, is hostis vocaretur, lenitate verbi rei tristitiam mitigatam. Hostis enim apud majores nostros is dicebatur, quem nunc peregrinum dicimus ... quamquam id nomen durius effecit jam vetustas: a peregrino enim recessit et proprie in eo qui arma contra ferret remansit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:12:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 12, 37</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:3"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 3</bibl> Müll.: hostis apud antiquos peregrinus dicebatur, et qui nunc hostis perduellio, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=102"><author>Fest.</author> p. 102</bibl> P.—</sense><sense id="n21026.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>An enemy</i> in arms or of one's country (opp. inimicus, a private enemy, or one who is inimically disposed). </sense><sense id="n21026.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (Pompeius) saepius cum hoste conflixit quam quisquam cum inimico concertavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Imp. Pomp.</title> 10, 28</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes nos statuit ille quidem non inimicos sed hostes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:11:1:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 11, 1, 3</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">opp. inimicus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:10"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 10</bibl></cit> (v. also the foll.): <cit><quote lang="la">debent oratori sic esse adversariorum nota consilia, ut hostium imperatori,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:1:35"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 1, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legiones hostium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:136"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 136</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostes nefarios prostravit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:14:10:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 14, 10, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(bellum) compellere intra hostium moenia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vita ex hostium telis servata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adventus hostium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut eam (probitatem) vel in eis quos numquam vidimus, vel, quod majus est, in hoste etiam diligamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:9:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 9, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostem rapinis prohibere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:15:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 15, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quando hostis alienigena terrae Italiae bellum intulisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:10:5"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 10, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servit Hispanae vetus hostis orae Cantaber sera domitus catena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:8:21"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 8, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra marique victus hostis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:9:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 9, 27</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">inimicis quoque et hostibus ea indigna videri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:54:105"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 54, 105</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">inimicus, hostis esset, tanta contumelia accepta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 24, § 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sibi inimicus atque hostis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:10:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 10, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horum omnium communis hostis praedoque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 6, § 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tam dis hominibusque hostis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:26:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 26, 64</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:21:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 21, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cn. Pompeius auctor et dux mei reditus, illius (Clodii) hostis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:15:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 15, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">acer Bupalo hostis (Hipponax),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:6:14"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 6, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fas est et ab hoste doceri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:428"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 428</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">di meliora piis erroremque hostibus illum!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:513"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 513</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:16:219"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 16, 219</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:10:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 10, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:494"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 494</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:6:35"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 6, 35</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam (aquam) hostis hosti commodat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:434"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 4, 21 (434)</bibl></cit>.— In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostis est uxor, invita quae ad virum nuptum datur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:140"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 2, 83 (140)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nupta meretrici hostis est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:789"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 789</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut, quo die captam hostem vidisset, eodem matrimonio junctam acciperet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:14:2"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 14, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum certa videbitur hostis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:461"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 461</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:6:82"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 6, 82</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:4:18"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 4, 18</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille uxorem, tu hostem luges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:11:4"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 11, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21026.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of animals or things (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">qualem ministrum fulminis alitem ... in ovilia Demisit hostem vividus impetus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:4:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 4, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:359"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 359</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">rhinoceros genitus hostis elephanto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:71"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 20, 29, § 71</bibl></cit>.—Of a chessman: <cit><quote lang="la">unus cum gemino calculus hoste perit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:358"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 358</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fac, pereat vitreo miles ab hoste tuus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:208"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 208</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rerum ipsa natura non parens sed noverca fuerit, si facultatem dicendi sociam scelerum, adversam innocentiae, hostem veritatis invenit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:1:2"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa vero vitiosissima, quae jam humanitas vocatur, studiorum perniciosissima hostis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:2:10"><author>id.</author> 2, 2, 10</bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n21026.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of an adversary in a suit, in a parody of the law of the Twelve Tables: <cit><quote lang="la">si status condictus cum hoste intercedit dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:5"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 1, 5 (5)</bibl></cit>; cf. also <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:4:4"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 4, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHosti^us" key="Hosti^us" opt="n" orig_id="n21027"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hostĭus">Hostius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n21027.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman</i> gens, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:H. 4, p. 228"><author>Sall.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, p. 228</bibl> Gerl. Min. (Dietsch, 4, 27; Hostilius); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:1:16"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 1, 16</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshosto_ri^um" key="hosto_ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n21028"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostōrĭum">hostorium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. hostio</etym>, <sense id="n21028.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an instrument used in levelling a measure of corn</i>, etc., <i>a strickle</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 688</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshostus1" key="hostus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n21029"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hostus">hostus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">perh. a rustic term for haustus</etym>, <sense id="n21029.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the yield of an olive-tree</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:6:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 6, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:24:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 24, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHostus2" key="Hostus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n21030"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hostus">Hostus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n21030.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman praenomen</i>, as Hostus Hostilius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:12"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:6"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hostus Lucretius Tricipitinus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:30"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 30</bibl></cit> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshuc" key="huc" opt="n" orig_id="n21031"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="huc">huc</head> (old form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hoc</orth>, like <itype opt="n">illoc, istoc</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:479"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 1, 19 (479)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:282"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 2, 27 (282)</bibl> et saep.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:501"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 501</bibl>; <author>Planc.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:21:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 21, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:11:10:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 11, 10, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Phoc:3:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Phoc.</title> 3, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:423"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 423</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:39:8"><author>Petr.</author> 39, 8</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4394</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">4471</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">4814</bibl>; cf. Serv. ad Verg. A. l. l.), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <i>to this place, hither</i>, = <foreign lang="greek">δεῦρο</foreign>.  <sense id="n21031.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: imus huc, illuc hinc: cum illuc ventum est, ire illinc lubet, etc., <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:10:12"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 10, 12</bibl> (Trag. v. 258 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">huc illinc venire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:673"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 673</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam huc adveniet miles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:222"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 2, 44 (222)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pater huc me misit ad vos oratum meus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quin huc ad vos venire propero?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc profecti huc revertuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:13"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 13</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc raro in urbem commeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:175"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 175</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">te huc foras seduxi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:133"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 1, 14 (133)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc est intro latus lectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:903"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 903</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc huc convenite,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:23:3"><author>Petr.</author> 23, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc mecum, Epidauria proles, huc, alti gaudens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:4:62"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locus erat castrorum editus, huc magno cursu contenderunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:19:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 19, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:21:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 21, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi arma esse sciam, huc veniam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:19:4"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 19, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic inde huc omnes currunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:308"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 308</bibl></cit>.—Pregn., with verbs expressing state or action after motion (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">huc ades, o formose puer,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:45"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 45</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:9">7, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:9:39">9, 39</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc ager ille malus dulcesque a fontibus undae ad plenum calcentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:243"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 243</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:54"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 54</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:3:72"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 72</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed huc qua gratia te arcessi jussi, ausculta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:99"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 99</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">huc propius me vos ordine adite,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:80"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 80</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:7:49"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 7, 49</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21031.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">mulier ex Andro commigravit huc viciniae,</quote> <i><i>into this neighborhood</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:70"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 70</bibl></cit> Fleck., Umpfenbach (dub.; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 499</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> II. p. 187</bibl>; Hand, Turs. III. p. 107; cf. II. B. infra).—</sense><sense id="n21031.3" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Huc illuc, huc atque illuc, huc et illuc, etc.; also: huc et illo and huc et huc, <i>hither and thither</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne cursem huc illuc via deterrima,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:9:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 9, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">velut salientes huc illuc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:7:6"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 7, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum huc illuc signa vertunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:34:9"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 34, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum huc atque illuc signa transferrent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:8:8"><author>id.</author> 5, 8, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc atque illuc intuentem vagari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:40:184"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 40, 184</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum huc, tum illuc volant alites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:53:120"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 53, 120</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">volucres huc et illuc passim vagantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:38:80"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 38, 80</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:15"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc illucque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:83"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 6, 22, § 83</bibl></cit> (Jan., ex illo): <cit><quote lang="la">huc illucve,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:6:36"><author>Cels.</author> 6, 6, 36</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:3">7, 3</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">ista sidera huc et illo diducet velocitas sua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:5:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 5, 6 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ora vertat huc et huc euntium Liberrima indignatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:4:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 4, 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21031.4" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> Huc usque, or in one word, hucusque, <i>hitherto, thus far</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">hucusque Sesostris exercitum duxit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:174"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 29, 34, § 174</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21031.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in non-local relations, <i>hither, to this, to these, to this point, so far</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut haec multo ante meditere, huc te pares, haec cogites, ad haec te exerceas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:7:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 7, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">accedat huc suavitas quaedam oportet sermonis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:18:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 18, 66</bibl></cit>; so freq., huc accedit, etc.; v. accedo: <cit><quote lang="la">Massilienses naves longas expediunt numero XVII. Multa huc minora navigia addunt,</quote> <i><i>add to these</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:56:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 56, 1</bibl></cit>; so freq., adde huc; v. addo: <cit><quote lang="la">legiones effecerat civium Romanorum IX., etc ... Huc Dardanos, etc., adjecerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc natas adice septem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:182"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 182</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc pertinet nobile apud Graecos volumen Heraclidis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:175"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 52, 53, § 175</bibl></cit> et saep.—Hence, like eo, followed by <i>ut</i> with <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc unius mulieris libidinem esse prolapsum, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:20:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 20, 47</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">rem huc deduxi, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc flexit, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:41"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rem Romanam huc satietate gloriae provectam, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc cecidisse Germanici exercitus gloriam, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:13"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21031.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> So, like eo, with <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc arrogantiae venerat, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:73"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc deductum necessitatis, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 1</bibl></cit> ext. 6; cf. above, I. B.—</sense><sense id="n21031.7" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Huc et illuc: <cit><quote lang="la">versare suam naturam et regere ad tempus atque huc et illuc torquere ac flectere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:6:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 6, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huc et illuc rapit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:28:101"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 28, 101</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verses te huc atque illuc necesse est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:28:86"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 28, 86</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">dum in dubio est animus, paulo momento huc vel illuc impellitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:266"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 266</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21031.8" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> Huc usque or hucusque, <i>to such an extent, to such a point</i> or <i>pitch</i> (cf. Krebs, Antibarb. p. 530 sq.): <cit><quote lang="la">mirum esset profecto, hucusque profectam credulitatem antiquorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:20"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 4, 9, § 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exercitum duxit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:174"><author>id.</author> 6, 29, 34, § 174</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">simulatio hucusque procedit ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:13:22"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 13, 22</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21031.9" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> With the demonstr. <i>ce</i>, and the interrog. part. <i>ne</i>, hucine? <i>hitherto? to this? so far?</i> hucine tandem omnia reciderunt, ut civis Romanus virgis caederetur? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:163"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 63, § 163</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hucine. Micipsa pater, beneficia tua evasere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:14:9"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 14, 9</bibl></cit>.—And with <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">hucine rerum Venimus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:3:15"><author>Pers.</author> 3, 15</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n21031.10" level="1" n="F" opt="n"> <i>To this end, for this purpose</i> (postclass.): <cit><quote lang="la">rubrum quoque emplastrum, quod Ephesium vocatur, huc aptum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:19:21"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 19, 21</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshuci^ne_" key="huci^ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n21032"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hucĭnē">hucine</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. huc, II. E.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshucusque" key="hucusque" opt="n" orig_id="n21033"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hucusque">hucusque</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. huc, I. D. and II. D.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshui" key="hui" opt="n" orig_id="n21034"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hui">hui</head>, <pos opt="n">interj.</pos>, an exclamation of astonishment or admiration, <sense id="n21034.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hah! ho! oh!</i> hui, homunculi quanti estis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:153"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 1, 2, 65 (153)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hui, dixti pulchre!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:302"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 302</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">triginta? hui, percara est!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:558"><author>id.</author> ib. 558</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hui, tam cito? ridiculum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:474"><author>id.</author> <title>And.</title> 474</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Ch.</abbr> Prorsum nihil intelligo. <abbr>Sy.</abbr> Hui, tardus est! <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:776"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 776</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hui, quantam fenestram ad nequitiam patefeceris!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:480"><author>id.</author> ib. 480</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videbam sermones: Hui! fratrem reliquit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:6:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 6, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:11:1">5, 11, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hui quam diu de nugis!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:21:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 21, 5</bibl></cit>; Cael. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:15:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 15, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_jusce^mo^di" key="hu_jusce^mo^di" opt="n" orig_id="n21035"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūjuscĕmŏdi">huiuscemodi</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hūjusmŏdi</orth>, v. under modus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshulcus" key="hulcus" opt="n" orig_id="n21036"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hulcus">hulcus</head>, v. ulcus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_ma_na_tus" key="hu_ma_na_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n21037"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmānātus">humanatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. humano.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_ma_ne_" key="hu_ma_ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n21038"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmānē">humane</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. humanus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_ma_ni^tas" key="hu_ma_ni^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n21039"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmānĭtas">humanitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">humanus</etym>, <i>human nature, humanity</i>, in a good sense; <i>the qualities, feelings, and inclinations of mankind.</i>  <sense id="n21039.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. (for the most part only in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">magna est vis humanitatis, multum valet communio sanguinis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:22:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 22, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturas hominum vimque omnem humanitatis penitus perspicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:12:53"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 12, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humanitatis societas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">communis humanitatis jus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:11:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 11, 24</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">communis humanitatis causa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 16, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">peterem errato veniam ex humanitate communi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:23:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 23, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humanitatis prima species,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:14:32"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 14, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">at natura certe dedit, ut humanitatis non parum haberes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:16:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 16, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humanitatem tuam amoremque in tuos reditus celeritas declarabit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:15:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 15, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec potuisse (te) non commoveri (viri amicissimi morte) nec fuisse id humanitatis tuae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:2:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 2, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fac, id quod est humanitatis tuae, ne quid aliud cures hoc tempore, nisi ut quam commodissime convalescas,</quote> <i><i>which you owe to yourself as a man</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:11:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">assiduitate molestiarum sensum omnem humanitatis ex animis amittimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:53:154"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 53, 154</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">jam ad ista obduruimus et humanitatem omnem exuimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:2:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 2, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,033:5:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Lig.</title> 5, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi ex ejus animo exstirpatam humanitatem arbitramur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:13:48"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 13, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">age vero, quid esse potest in otio aut jucundius aut magis proprium humanitatis quam sermo facetus ac nulla in re rudis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:8:32"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 8, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines quidem pereunt: ipsa humanitas, ad quam homo effingitur, permanet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:65"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 65</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n21039.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, concr., i. q. humanum genus, <i>the human race, mankind</i> (very rare; mostly post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ista in figura hominis feritas a communi tamquam humanitatis corpore segreganda est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:6:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 6, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humanitatem hoc loco dicimus omne hominum genus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 147</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">timorem omnem, quo humanitas regitur, sustulerunt,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Min. Fel.</author> <title>Oct.</title> 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 1, p. 11</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Trism. p.</title> 288</bibl>.</sense><sense id="n21039.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n21039.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Humane</i> or <i>gentle conduct</i> towards others, <i>humanity, philanthropy, gentleness, kindness, politeness</i> (syn.: comitas, facilitas, mansuetudo, clementia, opp. severitas; very freq. and class.): <cit><quote lang="la">quemquamne existimas Catone proavo tuo commodiorem, communiorem, moderatiorem fuisse ad omnem rationem humanitatis? ... Sed si illius comitatem et facilitatem tuae gravitati severitatique asperseris, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:31:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 31, 66</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">pro tua facilitate et humanitate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:24:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 24, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">difficillimam illam societatem gravitatis cum humanitate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut summa severitas summa cum humanitate jungatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad humanitatem atque mansuetudinem revocavit animos hominum, studiis bellandi jam immanes ac feros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 14</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:33:92"><author>id.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 33, 92</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:42"><author>id.</author> <title>de Imp. Pomp.</title> 14, 42</bibl>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia plena clementiae, mansuetudinis, humanitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 8</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; and: pro sua clementia atque humanitate, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:21:2"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 21, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:20:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 20, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantaque poena (eos) afficiamus, quantam aequitas humanitasque patitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:5:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 5, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">singularis humanitas suavissimique mores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 16</bibl></cit>, A, 6: <cit><quote lang="la">Caesaris summa erga nos humanitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:13:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 13, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">amorem erga me, humanitatem suavitatemque desidero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 1</bibl></cit>, A, 1: <cit><quote lang="la">humanitas vetat superbum esse adversus socios,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:88"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 88 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humanitatis praecipua pars est, honestissimum quemque complecti, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:5:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa vero vitiosissima, quae jam humanitas vocatur, invicem qualiacumque laudandi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:2:10"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 2, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21039.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Mental cultivation befitting a man, liberal education, good breeding, elegance of manners</i> or <i>language, refinement</i> (cf. on this signif. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:16"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 16</bibl>; syn.: doctrina, litterae, eruditio; freq. and class.): <cit><quote lang="la">homo non communium litterarum et politioris humanitatis expers,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:17:72"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 17, 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">esse politum propriis humanitatis artibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 17</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">humanitate politiores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:37:154"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 37, 154</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in omni recto studio atque humanitate versari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:60:256"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 60, 256</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sine ulla bona arte, sine humanitate, sine ingenio, sine litteris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:98"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 44, § 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">doctrinae studium atque humanitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:10:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 10, 24</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">propter humanitatem atque doctrinam Anco regi familiaris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in omni genere sermonis, in omni parte humanitatis dixerim oratorem perfectum esse debere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:16:71"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 16, 71</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:9:35"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 9, 35</bibl> (Ellendt ad loc.): <cit><quote lang="la">orator inops quidam humanitatis atque inurbanus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:10:40"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 10, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea quae multum ab humanitate discrepant, ut si quis in foro cantet,</quote> <i><i>good manners</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:40:145"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 40, 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Socratem opinor in hac ironia dissimulantiaque longe lepore et humanitate omnibus praestisse,</quote> <i><i>polished language</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:67:270"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 67, 270</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(epistulae) humanitatis sparsae sale,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:13:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 13, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alicujus litteras aut humanitatem adamare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:41:121"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 41, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litteris, et humanitate alicujus delectari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 4, § 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_ma_ni^ter" key="hu_ma_ni^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n21040"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmānĭter">humaniter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. humanus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_ma_ni^tus" key="hu_ma_ni^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n21041"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmānĭtus">humanitus</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">humanus, like divinitus from divinus</etym>, <i>humanly, after the manner of men.</i>  <sense id="n21041.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. (very rare but class.): ferre humana humanitus, Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 514, 20</bibl> (Com. Fragm. v. 290 Rib.); so, quicquam facere, Turp. ib. (Com. Fragm. v. 165 Rib.): si quid me (i. e. mihi) fuerit humanitus, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=161"><author>Fest.</author> p. 161</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 128 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">si quid mihi humanitus accidisset,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>should I die</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:4:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 4, 10</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">si quid ei humanitus attigisset,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Mag.</title> 337</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ursi coëunt humanitus strati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:174"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 63, 83, § 174</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21041.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., for the usual humane and humaniter, <i>humanely, kindly, tenderly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tractare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:99"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 99</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_ma_no" key="hu_ma_no" opt="n" orig_id="n21042"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmāno">humano</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype> <etym opt="n">humanus</etym>, <sense id="n21042.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make human;</i> only used in the <i>pass.</i> of the incarnation of Christ: promittentes Deum propter salutem credentium visualiter humanandum, Cassiod. in Psa. praef.; so, <cit><quote lang="la">verbum humanatum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Hist. Eccles.</title> 6, 22</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_ma_nus" key="hu_ma_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n21043"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmānus">humanus</head> (old form: HEMONA humana et HEMONEM hominem dicebant, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=100"><author>Fest.</author> p. 100</bibl> Müll.; cf. homo <abbr>init.</abbr>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">homo</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to man, human.</i>  <sense id="n21043.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">esse aliquem humana specie et figura, qui tantum immanitate bestias vicerit, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:22:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 22, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">simulacra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caput,</quote> <i><i>a human head</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:7:8"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 7, 8</bibl>: succidiae, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:24:12"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 24, 12</bibl>: Cyclopis venter ... Carnibus humanis distentus, <i>human flesh</i>, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 870</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 327 Vahl,): <cit><quote lang="la">humana qui dape pavit equas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:9:68"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 9, 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Athenas obsidione et fame ad humanos cibos compulit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:5:10"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 5, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostiae,</quote> <i><i>human sacrifices</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:chapter=10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Font.</title> 10</bibl></cit> 21; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:9"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:82"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 22, 34, § 82</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:16:7"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 16, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">lac,</quote> <i><i>human milk</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:123"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 9, 33, § 123</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec distare humana carne suillam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:98"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carnibus humanis vesci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:15:13"><author>id.</author> 15, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">societas generis humani,</quote> <i><i>of the human race</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:5:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 5, 20</bibl></cit>; cf.: eos (deos) non curare opinor quid agat humanum genus, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:50:104"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 50, 104</bibl> (Trag. v. 354 Vahl.); v. genus: ubi remissa humana vita corpus requiescat malis, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:44:107"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 44, 107</bibl> (Trag. v. 416 ib.); cf.: humanae vitae varia reputantes mala, Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:48:115"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 48, 115</bibl>; and <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 18</bibl>; in the <i>comp.</i>: ergo hercules vita humanior sine sale non quit degere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:88"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 7, 41, § 88</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnium divinarum humanarumque rerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:6:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 6, 20</bibl></cit>; v. divinus: <cit><quote lang="la">amor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:21:81"><author>id.</author> ib. 21, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 7</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">casus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:2:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cultus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:8:33"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 8, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humanissima voluptas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:127"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 41, 127</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignes,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>which men daily use</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:239"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 107, 111, § 239</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dapes,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>human excrements</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:51"><author>id.</author> 17, 9, 6, § 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">memoria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra modum humanum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:21"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humanum facinus factumst,</quote> <i><i>customary</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:216"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 1, 8 (216)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec quisquam dixerit, in eo qui obdormivit, rem eum humanam et naturalem passum, Mos. et Rom. Coll. 12, 7, 7: major imago humana,</quote> <i><i>of superhuman size</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:222"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 222</bibl></cit>: humanum sacrificium dicebant, quod mortui causa fiebat, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=103"><author>Fest.</author> p. 103</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">scelus,</quote> <i><i>committed against men</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:19"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 19</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:18">29, 18</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: si quid mihi humanum contigerit, <i>if any thing should happen to me</i>, i. e. <i>if I should die</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:16:3:26"><author>Dig.</author> 16, 3, 26</bibl> (for which, humanitus, q. v.): <cit><quote lang="la">persuasit nox, amor, vinum, adulescentia: Humanum'st,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:471"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 471</bibl></cit>: metum virgarum navarchus pretio redemit: humanum est; <cit><quote lang="la">alius, ne condemnaretur, pecuniam dedit: usitatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:117"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 44, § 117</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:553"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 553</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:471"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 471</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">humano quodam modo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:3:15"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 3, 15</bibl></cit>: res humani juris, <i>property</i> (opp. res divini juris, <i>things sacred</i> or <i>religious</i>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:2:2"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:2:9">9</bibl> sqq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:3:97">3, 97</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne vinum ... esse sacrum incipiat et ex usibus eripiatur humanis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> adv. Gent. 7, 31</bibl></cit>.— As <i>substt.</i> </sense><sense id="n21043.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hūmāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>men, mortals</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:80"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 80</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:837">837</bibl>: natura humanis omnia sunt paria, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 81, 10</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n21043.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hūmānum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>that which is human, mortal</i>, etc.: ignem magnum hic faciam. <abbr>Dae.</abbr> Quine ut humanum exuras tibi? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:767"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 4, 62 (767)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non hercle humanust ergo: nam volturio plus humani credost,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1043"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 2, 53 (1043)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quicquam in vobis non dico civilis sed humani esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:4:9"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 4, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pulcher et humano major trabeaque decorus Romulus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:503"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 503</bibl></cit> (but in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:21:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 21, 5</bibl>, homo is the true reading): <cit><quote lang="la">homo sum: humani nihil a me alienum puto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:77"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Satyris praeter effigiem nihil humani, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:8:10"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 8, 10</bibl>; si in Pompeio quid humani evenisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:H. Fragm. 5:16"><author>Sall.</author> <title>H.</title> Fragm. 5, 16</bibl></cit> Dietsch.—</sense><sense id="n21043.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hūmā-na</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>human affairs, the concerns of men, events of life</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui omnia humana, quaecumque accidere possunt, tolerabilia ducat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:6:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 6, 17</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">despicientem omnia humana,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 17</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">haec caelestia semper spectato, illa humana contemnito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:19"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quicquam humanorum certi est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:33:1"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 33, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deos esse et non neglegere humana,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:56:7"><author>id.</author> 3, 56, 7</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">respiratio humanior,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>freer</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 2:1:2"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 2, 1, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense id="n21043.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n21043.6" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Humane, philanthropic, kind, gentle, obliging, polite</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">comis, urbanus): te esse humano ingenio existumo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:816"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 127 (816)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cyrum minorem Persarum regem et ceteris in rebus communem erga Lysandrum atque humanum fuisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:17:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 17, 59</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">homo facillimus atque humanissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 16</bibl></cit>, C, 12: <cit><quote lang="la">humani ingeni Mansuetique animi officia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:113"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 113</bibl></cit>; cf.: quod ipse moderatissimi atque humanissimi fuit sensus, <author>Planc.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:24:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 24, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Catonis (praeceptum) humanissimum utilissimumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:44"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 6, 8, § 44</bibl></cit> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:4"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 4</bibl>). —</sense><sense id="n21043.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Of good education, well-informed, learned, polite, refined</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">gentem quidem nullam video neque tam humanam atque doctam neque tam immanem atque barbaram, quae non significari futura posse censeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">homo doctissimus atque humanissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:98"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 44, § 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines periti et humani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:70"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 5, 28, § 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec ego non possum dicere non esse hominis quamvis et belli et humani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:31:102"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 31, 102</bibl></cit>: Praxiteles nemini est paulum modo humaniori ignotus, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:16:3"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 16, 3</bibl> (eruditiori doctiorique, Gell.; see the entire chap.): <cit><quote lang="la">humanissimus sermo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:10:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 10, 2</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> in two forms: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hūmānē</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hūmānĭter</orth>. </sense><sense id="n21043.8" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> (Acc. to I.) <i>Humanly, agreeably to human nature, in a manner becoming humanity.</i> </sense><sense id="n21043.9" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Form humane: <cit><quote lang="la">vix humane patitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:145"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 145</bibl></cit>: intervalla vides humane commoda, i. e. <i>exceedingly, charmingly commodious</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:70"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 70</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">morbos toleranter atque humane ferunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:27:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 27, 65</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21043.10" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Form humaniter: <cit><quote lang="la">docebo profecto, quid sit humaniter vivere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:1:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sin aliter acciderit, humaniter feremus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:2:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 2, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21043.11" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">si qui forte, cum se in luctu esse vellent, aliquid fecerunt humanius, aut si hilarius locuti sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:27:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 27, 64</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21043.12" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic. (acc. to II. A.), <i>humanely, pleasantly, courteously, kindly, gently, politely</i>, etc. </sense><sense id="n21043.13" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Form humane: Hirtium aliquid ad te <foreign lang="greek">συμπαθῶς</foreign> de me scripsisse facile patior: <cit><quote lang="la">fecit enim humane,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:44:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 44, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21043.14" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Form humaniter: invitus litteras tuas scinderem: ita sunt humaniter scriptae, <author>Cic.</author> Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 509, 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">fecit humaniter Licinius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21043.15" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod se sua voluntate erga Caesarem humanissime diligentissimeque locutus esses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:1:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 1, 6, § 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam humanissime scribere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:17:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 17, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:20:8">5, 20, 8</bibl>; cf. Cic. Fil. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:21:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 21, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ducem se itineris humanissime promisit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:8:2"><author>Petr.</author> 8, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^ma_ti^o" key="hu^ma_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n21044"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmātĭo">humatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">humo</etym>, <sense id="n21044.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a burying</i> (very rare; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sepultura, funus, exsequiae): de humatione et sepultura dicendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:43:102"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 43, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locus qui recipiat humationem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:24:22:section=4"><author>Dig.</author> 43, 24, 22, § 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^ma_tor" key="hu^ma_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n21045"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmātor">humator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">humo</etym>, <sense id="n21045.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>he who buries</i> or <i>inters</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">consulis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:799"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 799</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_mecta_ti^o" key="hu_mecta_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n21046"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmectātĭo">humectatio</head>, v. umectatio.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_mecto" key="hu_mecto" opt="n" orig_id="n21047"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmecto">humecto</head>, v. umecto.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_mectus" key="hu_mectus" opt="n" orig_id="n21048"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmectus">humectus</head>, v. umectus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_me^fa^ci^o" key="hu_me^fa^ci^o" opt="n" orig_id="n21049"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmĕfăcĭo">humefacio</head>, v. umefacio.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_me^o" key="hu_me^o" opt="n" orig_id="n21050"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmĕo">humeo</head>, v. umeo.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^me^ra_le" key="hu^me^ra_le" opt="n" orig_id="n21051"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmĕrāle">humerale</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hŭmĕrus</orth>, etc., v. umerale, umerus, etc.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_mesco" key="hu_mesco" opt="n" orig_id="n21052"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmesco">humesco</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hūmĭdus</orth>, etc., v. umesco, umidus, etc.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^mi" key="hu^mi" opt="n" orig_id="n21053"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmi">humi</head>, v. humus, III.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_mi^fer" key="hu_mi^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n21054"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmĭfer">humifer</head>, etc., v. umifer, etc.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^mi^li^a_ti^o" key="hu^mi^li^a_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n21055"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmĭlĭātĭo">humiliatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">humilio</etym>, <sense id="n21055.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an humbling, humiliation</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Verg. Vel.</title> 13</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> adv. Herm. 7</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Patient.</title> 13</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Mic.</title> 6, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^mi^li^fi^co" key="hu^mi^li^fi^co" opt="n" orig_id="n21056"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmĭlĭfĭco">humilifico</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">humilis - facio</etym>, <sense id="n21056.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make humble, to humble</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^mi^li^o" key="hu^mi^li^o" opt="n" orig_id="n21057"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmĭlĭo">humilio</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">humilis</etym>, <sense id="n21057.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to abase, humble</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">corpus, quod humiliatur in passionibus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 5, 20</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">frustra nos hic humiliamus, ut ibi possimus esse majores,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> adv. Jovin. 1, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">publicanus vultu humiliatus atque dejectus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Or.</title> 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:5:14"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 14</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad humiliandum celsitudinem potestatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:30:4:2"><author>Amm.</author>30, 4, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^mi^lis" key="hu^mi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n21058"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmĭlis">humilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">humus; like <foreign lang="greek">χαμαλός</foreign> from <foreign lang="greek">χαμαί</foreign>, on the ground, i. e.</etym>, <i>low, lowly, small, slight</i> (class.; esp. freq. in the trop. signif.).  <sense id="n21058.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">arbores et vites et ea quae sunt humiliora neque se tollere a terra altius possunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:13:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 13, 37</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">turrim humilem parvamque fecerant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:8:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 8, 1</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">humilior munitio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:63:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 63, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(naves) humiliores quam quibus in nostro mari uti consuevimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humiles habitare casas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:29"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">domus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:1:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 1, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">postes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:639"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 639</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arcus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:30"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:426"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 426</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgas humilis mordere salicti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:67"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Forentum,</quote> <i><i>low, situated in the plain</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:4:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 4, 16</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">Myconos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:463"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 463</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Italia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:522"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 522</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humillimo solo aqua diutissime immorata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:2:1"><author>Just.</author> 2, 1 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">avi similis, quae circum litora, circum Piscosos scopulos humilis volat aequora juxta,</quote> <i><i>flies low</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:255"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 255</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">decisis humilis pennis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:50"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">potest ex deformi humilique corpusculo exire formosus animus ac magnus,</quote> <i><i>small, diminutive</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:66"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">brevi atque humili corpore homines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:13:3"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 13, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:4"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">humiles Cleonae,</quote> <i><i>little, petty</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:417"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 417</bibl></cit> (in Ptolem. <foreign lang="greek">πόλις οὐ μεγάλη</foreign>): <cit><quote lang="la">Troja,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:424"><author>id.</author> ib. 15, 424</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipse humili designat moenia fossa,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>slight, shallow</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:157"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 157</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">fossa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:61"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 61</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">radix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:20:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 20, 5</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense id="n21058.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n21058.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> As respects rank, birth, fortune, worth, consideration, etc., <i>low, base, mean, humble, obscure, poor, needy, insignificant</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">supplex, summissus, demissus, abjectus): ut si parentibus nati sint humilibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:17:90"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 17, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humiles nati</quote> (shortly after: trivio conceptus et educatus stercore), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:1:27:2"><author>Phaedr.</author> 1, 27, 2</bibl></cit>: humiles et obscuri homines, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:40:88"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 40, 88</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:95"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 31, 95</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">humillimus homo de plebe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:19:9"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 19, 9</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">humilis in plebe et ideo ignobilis puerpera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:121"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 36, 36, § 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne latos fines parare studeant potentioresque humiliores possessionibus expellant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:22:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 22, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humiliores, opp. opulentiores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:51"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 51</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">hos Suevi vectigales sibi fecerunt ac multo humiliores infirmioresque redegerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 3</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: homines humiles, opp. amplissimi viri, Balb. et Opp. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 8</bibl>, A, 1: <cit><quote lang="la">satis superque humilis est, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:53:9"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 53, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">junge tuis humiles, ambitiose, manus,</quote> <i><i>of the servants</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:254"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 254</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitas ignobilis atque humilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:28:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 28, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humilem sane relinquunt et minime generosum, ut ita dicam, ortum amicitiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:9:29"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 9, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Viridomarus, quem Caesar ex humili loco ad summam dignitatem perduxerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:39:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 39, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui cogitationes suas abjecerunt in rem tam humilem atque contemptam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:9:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 9, 32</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil abjectum, nihil humile cogitant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:20:57"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 20, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut nulla aut humili aliqua arte praediti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:5:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 5, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humiles et sordidae curae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:3:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rei pictor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:120"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 10, 37, § 120</bibl></cit> (dub.; <cit><quote lang="la">Jan. floridissimus): humilis atque obsoletus vestitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ag:8"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Ages.</title> 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">agna,</quote> <i><i>poor, humble</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:17:32"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 17, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fortuna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:287"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 287</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">domus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:171"><author>id.</author> 11, 171</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŭmĭle</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>that which is humble</i> or <i>base, a low station</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex humili potens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:30:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 30, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quales ex humili magna ad vestigia rerum extollit Fortuna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:39"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 39</bibl></cit>.— <cit><quote lang="la">Prov.: Humiles laborant ubi potentes dissident,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:1:30:1"><author>Phaedr.</author> 1, 30, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21058.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of <i>low, mean</i> language: iambus frequentissimus est in iis, quae demisso atque humili sermone dicuntur. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:58:196"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 58, 196</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:229"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 229</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">neque humilem et abjectam orationem nec nimis altam et exaggeratam probat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:57:192"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 57, 192</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verbum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:79:274"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 79, 274</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humilia et vulgaria verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:9"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">translatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:5"><author>id.</author> 8, 6, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quis sublimia humilibus misceat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:60"><author>id.</author> 8, 3, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae humilia circa res magnas, apta circa minores videntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:18"><author>id.</author> 8, 3, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humile et quotidianum sermonis genus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:6"><author>id.</author> 11, 1, 6</bibl></cit>: of the author himself: <cit><quote lang="la">Macer ... humilis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>commonplace</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:87"><author>id.</author> 10, 1, 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil parvum aut humili modo, Nil mortale loquar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:25:17"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 25, 17</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21058.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Of mind or character, <i>low, mean, base, abject</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui umquam apparitor tam humilis? tam abjectus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:32:82"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 32, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ille tum humilis, ut demissus erat!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:21:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 21, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humillimus assentator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:83:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 83, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque nos simus tam humiles, ut quae laudamus inutilia credamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:13"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">privata deduci superbo Non humilis mulier triumpho,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:37:32"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 37, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">succumbere doloribus eosque humili animo imbecilloque ferre miserum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:15:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 15, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:52"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si prece et obsecratione humili ac supplici utemur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:16:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 16, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:56">1, 56</bibl> <abbr>init.</abbr>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">fracto animo, atque humili aliquem supplicare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:20:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 20, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humillimae preces, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,002:47:25"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vit.</title> Luc.</bibl>: pavor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:331"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 331</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">metus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:394"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 394</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŭmĭlĭter</orth>, <i>low, deeply.</i> </sense><sense id="n21058.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (so post-Aug. and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">in loco clivoso humilius rami arborum servandi sunt, in plano altius,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 3, 13, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eadem facta claritate vel obscuritate facientium vel tolluntur altissime vel humillime deprimuntur,</quote> <i><i>very deeply</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:24:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 24, 1</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n21058.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> (acc. to II. B.), <i>basely, meanly, abjectly, humbly</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">non est ausus elate et ample loqui, cum humiliter demisseque sentiret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:9:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 9, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut servit humiliter, aut superbe dominatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:25:8"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 25, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servire alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:32:5"><author>id.</author> 45, 32, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">audacter territas, humiliter placas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:20:28"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 20, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animose paupertatem ferre, humiliter infamiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:120"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 120 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^mi^li^tas" key="hu^mi^li^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n21059"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmĭlĭtas">humilitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">humilis</etym>, <i>lowness</i> (acc. to humilis, I.).  <sense id="n21059.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">naves omnes actuarias imperat fieri, quam ad rem humilitas multum adjuvat</quote> (shortly before: naves paulo facit humiliores), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:1:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arborum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:49:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 49, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliorum animalium ea est humilitas, ut cibum terrestrem rostris facile contingant,</quote> <i><i>low stature</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:chapter=2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2</bibl></cit> 47, 122: <cit><quote lang="la">sidera multum inter se aut altitudine aut humilitate distantia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:24:69"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 24, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quanta humilitate luna feratur, terram paene contingens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:43:91"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 43, 91</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21059.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n21059.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of rank, birth, or influence, <i>lowness, meanness, insignificance</i>: malorum turba quaedam, paupertas, ignobilitas, humilitas, solitudo, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:10:29"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 10, 29</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">propter humilitatem et obscuritatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:13:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 13, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humilitatem cum dignitate contendere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:47:136"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 47, 136</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alicujus despicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:13:10:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 13, 10, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obicere humilitatem alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:31:4"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 31, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex humilitate sua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:25"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">infima natalium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:37"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 6, 7, § 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">generis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:73:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 73, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">generis ac nominis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=ves.:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vesp.</title> 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obliterata quoque scrutabimur, nec deterrebit quarundam rerum humilitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:7"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 1, 1, § 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21059.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Littleness of mind, meanness, baseness, abjectness</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">habet levitatem laetitia gestiens, humilitatem metus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:13:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 13, 27</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:53:228"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 53, 228</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">et dejecto (capite) humilitas et supino arrogantia ostenditur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:69"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 69</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">opp. arrogantia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:85:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 85, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saepe virtus et magnificentia plus proficit ad misericordiam commovendam quam humilitas et obsecratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:56:109"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 56, 109</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">summittere se in humilitatem causam dicentium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:52:2"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 52, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">asinorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:180"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 63, 83, § 180</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21059.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In eccl. Lat., in a good sense, opp. to pride, <i>lowness, humility</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 5, 15</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sulp.Sev.</author>r. Vit. S. Mart. 2</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr> et saep.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^mi^li^ter" key="hu^mi^li^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n21060"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmĭlĭter">humiliter</head>, v. humilis <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^mi^li^to" key="hu^mi^li^to" opt="n" orig_id="n21061"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmĭlĭto">humilito</head>, <itype opt="n">āre, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">humilis</etym>, <sense id="n21061.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to humiliate, disgrace</i>: maternum genus, Schol. Bob. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:8:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 8, 25</bibl> (p. 364 Bait.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^mo" key="hu^mo" opt="n" orig_id="n21062"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmo">humo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">humus</etym>, <i>to cover with earth, to inter, bury.</i>  <sense id="n21062.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (rare but class.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sepelio, tumulo): in terram cadentibus corporibus iisque humo tectis, e quo dictum est humari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:16:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 16, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ignotum quendam projectum mortuum vidisset eumque humavisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:27:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 27, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:45:108"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 45, 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caesorum reliquias uno tumulo humaturus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:3"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 3</bibl></cit>: humatus et conditus est, <author>id.</author> Vit. Hor.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:64"><author>Plin.</author> 30, 7, 20, § 64</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:16:29"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 16 (4, 15), 29</bibl>: sepulcrum ubi mortuus sepultus aut humatus sit, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=278"><author>Fest.</author> p. 278</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">corpus humandum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:161"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 161</bibl></cit>. —* </sense><sense id="n21062.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., like the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">θάπτειν</foreign>, <i>to pay the last dues</i> to a body, <i>to perform the funeral rites</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">militari honestoque funere humaverunt ossaque ejus in Cappadociam deportanda curarunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Eum:13"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 13</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_mor" key="hu_mor" opt="n" orig_id="n21063"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmor">humor</head>, v. umor.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu_mo_ro_sus" key="hu_mo_ro_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n21064"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hūmōrōsus">humorosus</head>, v. umorosus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshu^mus" key="hu^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n21065"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hŭmus">humus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype> (archaic form of the <i>abl. sing.</i> humu, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 488, 6</bibl> and 48, 26), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (archaic <abbr>masc.</abbr> humum humidum pedibus fodit, Laev. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 719</bibl> P.: humidum humum, Gracch. ib.) <etym opt="n">from the prim. form XAM, whence <foreign lang="greek">χᾰμαί, χᾰμόθεν, χᾰμᾰλός</foreign>, Lat. humilis; kindr. with Sanscr. Xám, earth; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">χθών</foreign></etym>, <i>the earth, the ground, the soil.</i>  <sense id="n21065.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (class.; cf.: terra, solum, tellus): humus erat immunda, lutulenta vino, coronis languidulis et spinis coöperta piscium, Cic. Fragm. Or. pro Gall. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:66"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 66</bibl> (ap. Orell. IV. 2, p. 454); cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia constrata telis, armis, cadaveribus et inter ea humus infecta sanguine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:101"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 101</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">subacta atque pura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:17:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Sen.</title> 17, 59</bibl></cit>: cubitis pinsibant humum, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:23"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 23</bibl> Müll. (Trag. v. 435 Vahl.); cf.: procubuit moriens et humum semel ore momordit. <i>bit the ground and died</i> (cf. the Homer. <foreign lang="greek">ὀδὰξ ἑλεῖν γαῖαν</foreign>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:418"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 418</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">calcibus atram Tundit humum exspirans,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:731"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 731</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:112"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 112</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pede candido In morem Salium ter quatient humum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:1:28"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 1, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Acestes aequaevum ab humo attollit amicum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:452"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 452</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sedit humo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:261"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 261</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipse feraces Figat humo plantas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:115"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 115</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">semina spargere humo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:647"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 647</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">surgit humo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:735"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 735</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec se movit humo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:264"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 264</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dejectoque in humum vultu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:607"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 607</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">propter humum volitat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:258"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 258</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humi atque ipsius stirpis laetitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:24:4"><author>Col.</author> 4, 24, 4</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quis cibus erat caro ferina atque humi pabulum uti pecoribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:18:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 18, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ii, quos humus injecta contegeret</quote> (shortly afterwards, gleba), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:22:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 22, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae (genera arborum) humi arido atque arenoso gignuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:48:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 48, 3</bibl></cit> Kritz <title>N. cr.</title>—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, as a fig. for what is low, mean, common: <cit><quote lang="la">sermones repentes per humum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:251"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 251</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ne, dum vitat humum, nubes et inania captet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:230"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 230</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad humum maerore gravi deducit et angit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:110"><author>id.</author> ib. 110</bibl></cit>; v. also under <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <cit><quote lang="la">affigit humo divinae particulam aurae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:79"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 79</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21065.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., like solum, <i>land, country, region</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Punica nec Teucris pressa fuisset humus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:7:140"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 7, 140</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aonia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:490"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 490</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Illyrica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,003:74"><author>id.</author> <title>Med. Fac.</title> 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pontica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:3:5:56"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 3, 5, 56</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21065.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> Adverbial form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">humi</orth>, like <foreign lang="greek">χαμαί</foreign>, <i>on the ground</i> or <i>to the ground</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">jacere humi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:10:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 10, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">requiescere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:85:33"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 85, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">strati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:6:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 6, 22</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">serpit humi tutus nimium timidusque procellae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:28"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quousque humi defixa tua mens erit?</quote> <i><i>fixed on the ground</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locus circiter duodecim pedes humi depressus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:55:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 55, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quot humi morientia corpora fundis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:665"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 665</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spargere humi dentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:105"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 105</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc stravit humi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:255"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 255</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tremens procumbit humi bos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:481"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 481</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">volvitur ille excussus humi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:640"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 640</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">projectum humi jugulavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:64"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stratus humi palmes viduas desiderat ulmos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:78"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 78</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHunni" key="Hunni" opt="n" orig_id="n21066"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hunni">Hunni</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Chunni</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Chūni</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n21066.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Huns</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:31:2"><author>Amm.</author>31, 2</bibl>; Claud. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Rufin.</author> 1, 321</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">2, 270</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Vet.</title> 3 praef.</bibl> 1. Form Chuni, <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Epigr.</title> 1, 8</bibl>.—<abbr>Sing.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Chū-nus</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>in Eutr.</title> 2, 238</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21066.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hunniscus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Huns, Hunnish</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">equus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>in Eutr.</title> 4, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^a^cinthaeus" key="hy^a^cinthaeus" opt="n" orig_id="n21067"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyăcinthaeus">hyacinthaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑακίνθαιος</foreign>, <sense id="n21067.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the hyacinth, hyacinthine</i> (post-class. for hyacinthinus): ordo, <i>a row of hyacinths</i>, Ven. Carm. 8, 8, 20; 6, 270.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^a^cinthi^a" key="Hy^a^cinthi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n21068"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyăcinthĭa">Hyacinthia</head>, v. Hyacinthus, I. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^a^cinthi^nus" key="hy^a^cinthi^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n21069"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyăcinthĭnus">hyacinthinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑακίνθινος</foreign>, <sense id="n21069.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the hyacinth, hyacinthine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">flos,</quote> <i><i>the hyacinth</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:93"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">laena,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>hyacinth-colored</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:32"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 32</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^a^cinthi_zontes" key="hy^a^cinthi_zontes" opt="n" orig_id="n21070"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyăcinthīzontes">hyacinthizontes</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑακινθιζοντες</foreign>, <sense id="n21070.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hyacinth-colored</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">berylli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:77"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 5, 20, § 77</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 55</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^a^cinthus" key="Hy^a^cinthus" opt="n" orig_id="n21071"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyăcinthus">Hyacinthus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-os</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑάκινθος</foreign>, <sense id="n21071.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a beautiful Spartan youth, son of Oebalus, beloved by Apollo, and accidentally killed by a blow of his quoit; from his blood sprang the flower of the same name, marked with the exclamation</i> AI, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:162"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 162</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:272"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 272</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:66"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 11, 38, § 66</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. E. 3, 63</bibl>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>: sed gladiator erat; <cit><quote lang="la">facit hoc illos Hyacinthos,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>as beautiful as Hyacinthus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:110"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 110</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21071.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyăcinthĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the festival in honor of Hyacinthus</i>, in Sparta, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:219"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 219</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21071.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hyăcinthus</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-os</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the hyacinth</i>, not, however, our hyacinth, but either the <i>blue iris</i> or <i>fleur-de-lis</i>, Iris Germanica, Linn.; the <i>corn-flag</i> or <i>gladiolus</i>, Gladiolus communis, Linn.; or the <i>rocket larkspur</i>, Delphinium Ajacis, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:66"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 11, 38, § 66</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:63"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 63</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:6:53">6, 53</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:183"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 183</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:69"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 69</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:100"><author>Col.</author> poët. 10,100</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n21071.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a precious stone of the color of a hyacinth</i> (perh. our <i>sapphire</i> or a <i>dark-colored amethyst</i>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:125"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 9, 41, § 125</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,002:25:4"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Exod.</title> 25, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2510</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^a^des" key="Hy^a^des" opt="n" orig_id="n21072"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyădes">Hyades</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑάδες</foreign> (the rainers), <sense id="n21072.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Hyades</i>, a group of seven stars in the head of Taurus (called in pure Lat. suculae; v. 3. sucula), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:43:111"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 43, 111</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:247"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 26, 66, § 247</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:100">37, 7, 28, § 100</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:106"><author>id.</author> 2, 39, 39, § 106</bibl>. <i>They were fabled as daughters of Atlas and sisters of Hyas and of the Pleiades</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:165"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 165</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:595"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 595</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:293">13, 293</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:516"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 516</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:3:14"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 3, 14</bibl>.— In <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyas</orth>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <i>the Hyad</i>, collect., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:6:22"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6, 22</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^aena" key="hy^aena" opt="n" orig_id="n21073"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyaena">hyaena</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕαινα</foreign>, <sense id="n21073.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a hyena</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:105"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 30, 44, § 105</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:410"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 410</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21073.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A seafish</i>, a kind of <i>sole</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:154"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 11, 54, § 154</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^aeni^us" key="hy^aeni^us" opt="n" orig_id="n21074"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyaenĭus">hyaenius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hyaena</etym>, <sense id="n21074.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>named from the hyena</i>: gemma, <i>a precious stone</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:168"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 60, § 168</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 16, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^a^le_" key="Hy^a^le_" opt="n" orig_id="n21075"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyălē">Hyale</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑάλη</foreign>, <sense id="n21075.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a nymph, companion of Diana</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:171"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 171</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^a^li^nus" key="hy^a^li^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n21076"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyălĭnus">hyalinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑάλινος</foreign>. <sense id="n21076.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Of glass, glass-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sphaera, Fulg. Myth. praef.: pulvis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 575</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21076.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Glass-green, green</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pennae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 66</bibl></cit> sq. al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^a^lo^i_des" key="hy^a^lo^i_des" opt="n" orig_id="n21077"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyălŏīdes">hyaloides</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑαλοειδής</foreign>, <sense id="n21077.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>grassgreen</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">umor,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 4, 2</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^a^lus" key="hy^a^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n21078"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyălus">hyalus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕαλος</foreign>, <i>glass.</i>  <sense id="n21078.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Milesia vellera Carpebant hyali saturo fucata colore,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>with glass - green color</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:335"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 335</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21078.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>glassgreen color</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:12:53"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 12, 53</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 10, 418</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^ampo^lis" key="Hy^ampo^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n21079"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyampŏlis">Hyampolis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑάμπολις</foreign>, <sense id="n21079.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town of Phocis, on the borders of Boeotia</i>, its ruins near the village of Vogdhani, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:27"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 7, 12, § 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:18:6"><author>Liv.</author> 32, 18, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:7:345"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 7, 345</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^antes" key="Hy^antes" opt="n" orig_id="n21080"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyantes">Hyantes</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὕαντες</foreign>, <sense id="n21080.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Hyantes</i>, an old name of the <i>Boeotians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:26"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 7, 12, § 26</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21080.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n21080.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyan-tēus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Hyantes</i> (<i>Boeotians</i>), <i>Hyantean, Boeotian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Iolāus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:310"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 310</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aganippe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:312"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 312</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aqua,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Castalian</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:3:12"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 3, 12</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n21080.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyantĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">sorores,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the Muses</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:2:7:8"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 8</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">Camenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:8:9"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 9</bibl></cit> in carm.: juvenis, i. e. <i>Actaeon</i>, as grandson of Cadmus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:147"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 147</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^a^ro_tis" key="Hy^a^ro_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n21081"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyărōtis">Hyarotis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑαρῶτις</foreign> (or <foreign lang="greek">Ὑδραώτης</foreign>), <sense id="n21081.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river in India, a tributary of the Indus</i>, now <i>Ravi</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:1:7"><author>Curt.</author> 9, 1, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^as1" key="Hy^as1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n21082"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyas">Hyas</head>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype> (<case opt="n">acc.</case> Hyān, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:179"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 179</bibl>), <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὕας</foreign>, <sense id="n21082.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a son of Atlas, and father</i> or <i>brother of the Hyades</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:192"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 192</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:170"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 170</bibl>.—Hence, Sidus Hyantis, <i>the Hyades</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:734"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 734</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^as2" key="Hy^as2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n21083"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyas">Hyas</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. Hyades.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHybla" key="Hybla" opt="n" orig_id="n21084"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hybla">Hybla</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyblē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, =<foreign lang="greek">Ὕβλη</foreign>, <sense id="n21084.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mountain of Sicily abounding in flowers and bees, with a city of the same name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:32"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 13, 13, § 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:37"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 7, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:13:22"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 13, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:200"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 200</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:88:8"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 88, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:12:3">10, 12, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:7:16"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 7, 16</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21084.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n21084.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hy-blaeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Mount Hybla, Hyblean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">apes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:1:55"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 1, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mella,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:42"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">avena,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of the Sicilian Theocritus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0830,001:4:6:3"><author>Calp.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 4, 6, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21084.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyblenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of the city of Hybla, Hybleans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:91"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 8, 14, § 91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:102"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 43, § 102</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshybrida" key="hybrida" opt="n" orig_id="n21085"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hybrida">hybrida</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. hibrida.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^daspes" key="Hy^daspes" opt="n" orig_id="n21086"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hydaspes">Hydaspes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑδάσπης</foreign>. <sense id="n21086.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A river of India, a tributary of the Indus</i>, now <i>Jeloum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:7:6"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 7, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:71"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 20, 23, § 71</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:5:3"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 5, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:12:8">8, 12, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:211"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 211</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:22:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 22, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:8:227"><author>Luc.</author> 8, 227</bibl> al.—To denote <i>the East</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">repressor Hydaspis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:123:1:239"><author>Petr.</author> 123, 239</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n21086.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hydaspēus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Hydaspes, Hydaspean;</i> <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> also for <i>Indian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">gemmae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> III. Cons. Hon. 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Erythrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:2:447"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 2, 447</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21086.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A companion of Aeneas</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:747"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 747</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21086.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>An Indian</i> or <i>Ethiopian slave</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:8:14"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 8, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^da^tis" key="hy^da^tis" opt="n" orig_id="n21087"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydătis">hydatis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδατίς</foreign>, <sense id="n21087.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a watercolored gem</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 75</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^de^ros" key="hy^de^ros" opt="n" orig_id="n21088"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydĕros">hyderos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕδερος</foreign> (i. q. <foreign lang="greek">ὕδρωψ</foreign>), <sense id="n21088.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the dropsy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 3:8:97"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 3, 8, 97</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy_dra" key="Hy_dra" opt="n" orig_id="n21089"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hȳdra">Hydra</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὕδρα</foreign> <etym opt="n">kindred with Sanscr. udri; Ang.-Sax. oter, otor; Engl. and Germ. Otter; cf. also the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἔνυδρις</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n21089.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the water-serpent killed by Hercules near the Lernean Lake, the Hydra, with seven heads; as fast as one of them was cut off two sprang up in its stead;</i> it is also called Echidna: <cit><quote lang="la">Lernaea pestis, Hydra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:27"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 27</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:192"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 192</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:4:61"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 4, 61</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:30"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:34">34</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:151">151</bibl>. As identified with Echidna, <i>the mother of Cerberus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:9:22"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 9, 22</bibl>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">vide ne in istis duobus generibus hydra tibi sit et pellis, Hercules autem et alia opera majora, in illis rebus, quas praetermittis, relinquantur,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the easiest, the least important</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:17:71"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 17, 71</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21089.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Deriv. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hȳdraeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Hydra</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">germen,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 7, 237</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n21089.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n21089.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The constellation of the Water-snake</i>, also called Anguis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,060:chapter=214"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 214</bibl> (also <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:44:114"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 44, 114</bibl>); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:2:40"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Astr.</title> 2, 40</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:3:39">3, 39</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21089.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Acc. to Verg., <i>a hydra with fifth heads, that keeps watch at the gates of the Lower World</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:576"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 576</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydra^go_gi^a" key="hydra^go_gi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n21090"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrăgōgĭa">hydragogia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδραγωγία</foreign>, <sense id="n21090.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an aqueduct, canal</i>: venae (sunt) hydragogiae, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 209, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydra^go_gus" key="hydra^go_gus" opt="n" orig_id="n21091"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrăgōgus">hydragogus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδραγωγός</foreign>, <i>that carries off water.</i>  <sense id="n21091.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: utendum aquiducis medicamentis, quae Graeci hydragoga vocaverunt, Cael. Aur. Tard. 3, 8, 119.—</sense><sense id="n21091.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hydrage-gos</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a plant, called also</i> chamaedaphne <i>and</i> daphnites, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 27</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydra^go^nus" key="hydra^go^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n21092"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrăgŏnus">hydragonus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n21092.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a water - plant</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 67</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydra^le^tes" key="hydra^le^tes" opt="n" orig_id="n21093"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrălĕtes">hydraletes</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδραλέτης</foreign>, <sense id="n21093.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a water-mill</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:10:10"><author>Vitr.</author> 10, 10</bibl> Schneid. <title>N. cr.</title> (al. hydraulae).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHydrao_tes" key="Hydrao_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n21094"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hydraōtes">Hydraotes</head>, v. Hyarotis.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshydrargy^rus" key="hydrargy^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n21095"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrargyrus">hydrargyrus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδράργυρος</foreign>, <sense id="n21095.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>quicksilver artificially prepared</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:123"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 8, 41, § 123</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:64">33, 3, 20, § 64</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydraula" key="hydraula" opt="n" orig_id="n21096"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydraula">hydraula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hydraules</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδραύλης</foreign>, <sense id="n21096.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who plays on the waterorgan</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:54"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 54</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:36:6"><author>Petr.</author> 36, 6</bibl>; <case opt="n">acc.</case> -am, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 9, § 924</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydrauli^cus" key="hydrauli^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21097"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydraulĭcus">hydraulicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδραυλικός</foreign>, <sense id="n21097.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the water-organ, hydraulic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">machinae,</quote> <i><i>water-organs</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:9:9"><author>Vitr.</author> 9, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:10:13">10, 13</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">called also organa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:125"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 37, 38, § 125</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:41"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 41</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydraulus" key="hydraulus" opt="n" orig_id="n21098"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydraulus">hydraulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕδραυλος</foreign>, <sense id="n21098.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a water-organ</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:18:43"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 18, 43</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:24"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 8, 8, § 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHydre_la" key="Hydre_la" opt="n" orig_id="n21099"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hydrēla">Hydrela</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n21099.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Caria</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:56:3"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 56, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21099.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv. </sense><sense id="n21099.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hydrēlā-tānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of Hydrela</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:56:3"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 56, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21099.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hydrēlītae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Hydrela</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:105"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 29, 29, § 105</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydre_um" key="hydre_um" opt="n" orig_id="n21100"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrēum">hydreum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n21100.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">the foll.</ref> art.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydreuma" key="hydreuma" opt="n" orig_id="n21101"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydreuma">hydreuma</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕδρευμα</foreign>, <sense id="n21101.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a resting-place for caravans, where they get water, a watering - place</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:103"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 23, 26, § 103</bibl> (al. hydreum).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydre^us" key="hydre^us" opt="n" orig_id="n21102"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrĕus">hydreus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hydrus</etym>, <sense id="n21102.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the water - serpent</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">germen,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 7, § 729</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydri^a" key="hydri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n21103"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrĭa">hydria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδρία</foreign> (a water-pot; hence, in gen.), <sense id="n21103.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a jug, ewer, urn</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">argenteae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 19, § 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in hydriam sortes conicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:127"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 51, § 127</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">farris,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sulp.Sev.</author>r. Hist. Sacr. 1, 43</bibl></cit>. Of the <i>cinerary urns</i> in tombs, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4546</bibl> sq.—</sense><sense id="n21103.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hydria</orth>, <i>a comedy of Menander</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:91"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 91</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydri_nus" key="hydri_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n21104"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrīnus">hydrinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hydrus</etym>, <sense id="n21104.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>from a water-snake</i>: vulnera, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:10:884"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 10, 884</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydri^us" key="hydri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n21105"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrĭus">hydrius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ὕδωρ</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n21105.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>be longing to water, water-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">puer (for Aquarius),</quote> <i><i>the constellation of the Waterman</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Apoth.</title> 622</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^ce_le_" key="hydro^ce_le_" opt="n" orig_id="n21106"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏcēlē">hydrocele</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδροκήλη</foreign>, <sense id="n21106.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a watery rupture, hydrocele</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:84:3"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 84, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^ce_li^cus" key="hydro^ce_li^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21107"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏcēlĭcus">hydrocelicus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδροκηλικός</foreign>, <sense id="n21107.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>afflicted with a hydrocele</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:74"><author>Plin.</author> 30, 8, 22, § 74</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHydro^cho^us" key="Hydro^cho^us" opt="n" orig_id="n21108"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hydrŏchŏus">Hydrochous</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑδροχόος</foreign> (water-pourer), <sense id="n21108.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the constellation</i> Aquarius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:66:94"><author>Cat.</author> 66, 94</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^ga^ra_tus" key="hydro^ga^ra_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n21109"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏgărātus">hydrogaratus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hydrogarum</etym>, <sense id="n21109.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>seasoned with hydrogarum</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">isicia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2003,001:2:2:45"><author>Apic.</author> 2, 2, 45</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^ga^rum" key="hydro^ga^rum" opt="n" orig_id="n21110"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏgărum">hydrogarum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδρόγαμον</foreign>, <sense id="n21110.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>garum mixed with water</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Heliog.</title> 29, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^ge^ron" key="hydro^ge^ron" opt="n" orig_id="n21111"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏgĕron">hydrogeron</head>, <itype opt="n">ontis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδρογέρων</foreign>, <sense id="n21111.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, called in pure Lat. senecio, <i>groundsel</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 75</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^la^pa^thum" key="hydro^la^pa^thum" opt="n" orig_id="n21112"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏlăpăthum">hydrolapathum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδρολάπαθον</foreign>, <sense id="n21112.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>water-dock</i>, Rumex aquaticus, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:232"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 21, 85, § 232</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^manti_a" key="hydro^manti_a" opt="n" orig_id="n21113"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏmantīa">hydromantia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδρομαντεία</foreign>, <sense id="n21113.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>divination by water, hydromancy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:7:35"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 7, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:192"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 11, 73, § 192</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 8, 9, 13</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^me^li" key="hydro^me^li" opt="n" orig_id="n21114"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏmĕli">hydromeli</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-mel</orth>), <itype opt="n">ĭtis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδρόμελι</foreign>, <sense id="n21114.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a beverage made of honey and water, honey-water, mead, hydromel</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:113"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 17, 20, § 113</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:34">22, 13, 15, § 34</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:37">27, 5, 20, § 37</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Jul.</title> 7</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Or.</title> 20, 3</bibl> (al. hydromelum). form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hydromel</orth>, -llis, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 2, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">2, 17</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Plin. Val.</author> 1, 32</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^pho^bi^a" key="hydro^pho^bi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n21115"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏphŏbĭa">hydrophobia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδροφοβία</foreign>, <sense id="n21115.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>dread of water, hydrophobia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 3:9:98"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 3, 9, 98</bibl> sq. (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:27:2"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 27, 2</bibl>, written as Greek; and in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:3:23"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 3, 23</bibl>, designated by formidatae aquae).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^pho^bi^cus" key="hydro^pho^bi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21116"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏphŏbĭcus">hydrophobicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδροφοβικός</foreign>, <sense id="n21116.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to hydrophobia, hydrophobic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">passio,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>hydrophobia</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 3:9:99"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 3, 9, 99</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:3:16:137">3, 16, 137</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^pho^bus" key="hydro^pho^bus" opt="n" orig_id="n21117"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏphŏbus">hydrophobus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδροφόβος</foreign>, <i>affected with hydrophobia.</i>  <sense id="n21117.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 3:9:99"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 3, 9, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jumenta,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Vet.</title> 3, 31</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21117.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hydrŏphŏbus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:99"><author>Plin.</author> 29, 5, 32, § 99</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^phy^lax" key="hydro^phy^lax" opt="n" orig_id="n21118"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏphylax">hydrophylax</head>, <itype opt="n">ăcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδροφύλαξ</foreign>, <sense id="n21118.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who has the care of the water, a water-inspector</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 11, 42, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro_pi^cus" key="hydro_pi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21119"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrōpĭcus">hydropicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδρωπικός</foreign>, <sense id="n21119.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>dropsical</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si nolis sanus, curres hydropicus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:2:34"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 2, 34</bibl></cit>.—<i>Plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hydropici</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>dropsical persons</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:8"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 1, 3, § 8</bibl> (<i>o</i> short in Aemil. Mac. de Allio.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro_pi^sis" key="hydro_pi^sis" opt="n" orig_id="n21120"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrōpĭsis">hydropisis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδρώπισις</foreign>, <sense id="n21120.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the dropsy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:8"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 1, 3, § 8</bibl>; cf. the two foll. artt.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro_pismus" key="hydro_pismus" opt="n" orig_id="n21121"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrōpismus">hydropismus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδρωπισμός</foreign>, <sense id="n21121.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the dropsy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 1:14:section=108"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 1, 14, § 108</bibl>; cf. the preced. and foll. artt.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydrops" key="hydrops" opt="n" orig_id="n21122"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrops">hydrops</head>, <itype opt="n">ōpis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕδρωψ</foreign>, <sense id="n21122.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the dropsy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:21"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:2:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 2, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 3:8:96"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 3, 8, 96</bibl> sqq.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hydrōpes</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <i>the several kinds of dropsy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 3:8:98"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 3, 8, 98</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshydro^se^li_num" key="hydro^se^li_num" opt="n" orig_id="n21123"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrŏsĕlīnum">hydroselinum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑδροσέλινον</foreign>, <sense id="n21123.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>marsh selinum</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 79</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHydruntum" key="Hydruntum" opt="n" orig_id="n21124"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hydruntum">Hydruntum</head>, v. 2. Hydrus.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshydrus1" key="hydrus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n21125"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hydrus">hydrus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-os</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕδρος</foreign>, <i>a water-serpent, serpent</i> (cf.: chelydrus, chersydrus, anguis, serpens).  <sense id="n21125.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:72"><author>Plin.</author> 29, 4, 22, § 72</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:458"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 458</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:753"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 753</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:804"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 804</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">marini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:98"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 23, 26, § 98</bibl></cit>. In the hair of the Furies, of Medusa, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:447"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 447</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:195"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 195</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:800"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 800</bibl>; hence <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> transf.: nam si Vergilio puer et tolerabile desit Hospitium, caderent omnes a crinibus hydri, i. e. <i>all his poetic fire would have come to naught</i> (referring to his description of the Furies, A. 7, 415 and 447), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:70"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 70</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21125.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n21125.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The poison of a serpent</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:322"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 322</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21125.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Hydros, i, <i>the constellation of the Waterserpent</i>, called also Anguis and Hydra, <bibl default="NO"><author>German.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 429</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHydru_s2" key="Hydru_s2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n21126"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hydrūs">Hydrus</head>, <itype opt="n">untis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑδροῦς</foreign>, <sense id="n21126.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Calabria, under a mountain of the same name</i>, now <i>Otranto</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:101"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 11, 16, § 101</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:9:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 9, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:21:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 21, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:5:3">16, 5, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:4:7"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 4, 7</bibl>.—In <abbr>masc.</abbr>, avius Hydrus, of the city and mountain, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:5:375"><author>Luc.</author> 5, 375</bibl>.—The city is also called <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hydruntum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:21:5"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 21, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:100"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 11, 16, § 100</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^e^ma_lis" key="hy^e^ma_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n21127"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyĕmālis">hyemalis</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hyems</orth>, v. hiemalis, etc.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHyes" key="Hyes" opt="n" orig_id="n21128"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyes">Hyes</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὕης</foreign>, <sense id="n21128.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one of the first three Dioscuri</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:21:53"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 21, 53</bibl> (acc. to Lobeck's conject.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHyettus" key="Hyettus" opt="n" orig_id="n21129"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyettus">Hyettus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑηττός</foreign>, <sense id="n21129.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Boeotia, north of lake Copais</i>, near the modern Strobiki, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:128"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 16, 25, § 128</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^ge_a" key="Hy^ge_a" opt="n" orig_id="n21130"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hygēa">Hygea</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hygīa</orth> (Hygĭeia), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑγεία</foreign>, <sense id="n21130.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>daughter of Aesculapius, and goddess of health</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:80"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 8, 19, § 80</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:137">35, 11, 40, § 137</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:60:6"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 60, 6</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 440</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">1576</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHygi_nus" key="Hygi_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n21131"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hygīnus">Hyginus</head> (Higinus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:14:1"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 14, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:21:2">1, 21, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:8:1">5, 8, 1</bibl> et saep.), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>surname of two Roman authors.</i>  <sense id="n21131.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> C. Julius Hyginus, <i>author of a collection of fables and of a treatise on astronomy</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Gramm.</title> 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:14"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 14</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21131.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The author of a treatise</i> De limitibus constituendis.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshygra" key="hygra" opt="n" orig_id="n21132"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hygra">hygra</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑγρά</foreign> (liquid), <sense id="n21132.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of eye-salve</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:37"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 37</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshygremplastrum" key="hygremplastrum" opt="n" orig_id="n21133"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hygremplastrum">hygremplastrum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑγρέμπλαστρον</foreign>, <sense id="n21133.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a wet plaster</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:155"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 15, 46, § 155</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshygro^pho^bi^a" key="hygro^pho^bi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n21134"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hygrŏphŏbĭa">hygrophobia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑγροφοβία</foreign>, <sense id="n21134.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a dread of liquids</i>, as water, wine, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 3:9:98"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 3, 9, 98</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^lactor" key="Hy^lactor" opt="n" orig_id="n21135"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hylactor">Hylactor</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n21135.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a hound of Actaeon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:224"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 224</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:181"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 181</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy_laeus" key="Hy_laeus" opt="n" orig_id="n21136"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hȳlaeus">Hylaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑλαῖος</foreign> (v. Chandler, Gr. Accent. § 239). <sense id="n21136.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A centaur who offered violence to Atalanta</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:191"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 191</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:294"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 294</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n21136.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hylaeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of Hylaeus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ramus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:1:13"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 1, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:74"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille etiam (i. e. Milanion) Hylaei percussus vulnere rami,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:1:13"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 1, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21136.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>One of Actaeon's hounds</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:213"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 213</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:181"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 181</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^las" key="Hy^las" opt="n" orig_id="n21137"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hylas">Hylas</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὕλας</foreign>, <sense id="n21137.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a beautiful youth of Oechalia</i> (or <i>Argos</i>), <i>companion of Hercules in the Argonautic expedition, who was carried off by the nymphs, and long sought for by Hercules in vain</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:20:6"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 20, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:110"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 110</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:164"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 164</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:596"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 596</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:14"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:6:44"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 6, 44</bibl> (where, by <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> license, the <case opt="n">voc.</case> is scanned Hylā, Hȳl', like the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">Ἆρες, Ἄρες</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:11:15"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 11, 15</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^lax" key="Hy^lax" opt="n" orig_id="n21138"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hylax">Hylax</head>, <itype opt="n">ăcis</itype>, <sense id="n21138.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Barker</i>, the name of a dog, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:107"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 107</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy_le_" key="hy_le_" opt="n" orig_id="n21139"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hȳlē">hyle</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕλη</foreign> (wood; hence), <sense id="n21139.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>stuff, materials, matter</i>, Attei. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Gramm.</title> 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:17"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 17</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy_les" key="Hy_les" opt="n" orig_id="n21140"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hȳles">Hyles</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n21140.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a centaur</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:378"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 378</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^leus" key="Hy^leus" opt="n" orig_id="n21141"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyleus">Hyleus</head> (dissyl.), <itype opt="n">ei</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n21141.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who took part in the Calydonian hunt</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:312"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 312</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHyllus" key="Hyllus" opt="n" orig_id="n21142"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyllus">Hyllus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Hȳlus</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὕλλος</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">Ὕλος</foreign>, <sense id="n21142.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a son of Hercules by Dejanira, and husband of Iole</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:9:44"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 9, 44</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:279"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 279</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:8:508"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 8, 508</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy_lo^no^me_" key="Hy_lo^no^me_" opt="n" orig_id="n21143"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hȳlŏnŏmē">Hylonome</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑλονόμη</foreign>, <sense id="n21143.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the beautiful wife of the centaur Cyllarus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:405"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 405</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy_^men" key="Hy_^men" opt="n" orig_id="n21144"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hȳ̆men">Hymen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕnis</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hymĕnaeus</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-os</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑμήν, Ὑμέναιος</foreign>, <i>the god of marriage, of weddings, Hymen.</i>  <sense id="n21144.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum illam educunt huc novam nuptam foras, suavi cantu concelebra omnem hanc plateam Hymenaeo! Io Hymen Hymenaee! Io Hymen!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:798"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 4, 3, 1 (798)</bibl></cit> sqq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:812">15 (812)</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">jam veniet virgo, jam dicetur Hymenaeus. Hymen o Hymenaee, Hymen ades o Hymenaee,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:62:5"><author>Cat.</author> 62, 5</bibl></cit> (acc. to the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">Ὑμὴν ὦ Ὑμέναιε</foreign>); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:62:10">62, 10</bibl> sq.; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">io Hymen Hymenaee io, Io Hymen Hymenaee,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:124"><author>id.</author> 61, 124</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:144">144</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">vulgus Hymen Hymenaee vocant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:14:27"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 14, 27</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:12:143">12, 143</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec quid Hymen, quid Amor, quid sint conubia, curat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:480"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 480</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hymen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:6:44"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 6, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">taedas Hymenaeus Amorque Praecutiunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:758"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 758</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">Hymenaeus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:429"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 429</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:762">9, 762</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n21144.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Derivv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hymĕnēĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hymen, Hymeneal</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lex</quote>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> poët. 7, § 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tripudia,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 2, § 132</bibl></cit> al.—</sense><sense id="n21144.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n21144.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A nuptial song</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">et subito nostras hymen cantatus ad aures Venit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:12:137"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 12, 137</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hymenaeum qui cantent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:905"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 905</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:215"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 215</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:2:7:87"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 87</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hymĕnāĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑμεναϊκός</foreign>, <i>hymeneal, belonging to a nuptial song</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">metrum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> de Cent. Metr. 3, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21144.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Nuptials, a wedding</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hymen funestus illaetabilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,002:861"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Troad.</title> 861</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conubio jungam stabili propriamque dicabo: Hic hymenaeus erit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:127"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 127</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Helena) Pergama cum peteret inconcessosque hymenaeos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:651"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 651</bibl></cit>; so in <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1251"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 1251</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:328"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 328</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:99">4, 99</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:283"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 283</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21144.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of animals, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:60"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 60</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHymenaeus" key="Hymenaeus" opt="n" orig_id="n21145"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hymenaeus">Hymenaeus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-os</orth>) and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hymeneï-us</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, see the preced. art.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^mettus" key="Hy^mettus" opt="n" orig_id="n21146"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hymettus">Hymettus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-os</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑμηττός</foreign>, <sense id="n21146.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mountain near Athens, famed for its honey and its marble</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:24"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 7, 11, § 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:34:112"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 34, 112</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:6:14"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 6, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:702"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 702</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:88"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 88</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:396"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 396</bibl> et saep.— In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Attica (perh. of the region about Hymettus),</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:1:7"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 1, 1, 7</bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n21146.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hymettĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>from Hymettus, Hymettian</i>: mel, Cic. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 240, 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:284"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 284</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">columnae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:7"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 3, 3, § 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">trabes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:18:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 18, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshymni^di^cus" key="hymni^di^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21147"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hymnĭdĭcus">hymnidicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hymnus + dico</etym>, <sense id="n21147.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>singing hymns</i> (late Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Avien.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 178</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshymnio" key="hymnio" opt="n" orig_id="n21148"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hymnio">hymnio</head>, <itype opt="n">īre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">hymnus</etym>, <sense id="n21148.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to sing hymns</i> (post-class.): hymnite matres pro receptis parvulis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:1:118"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 1, 118</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHymnis" key="Hymnis" opt="n" orig_id="n21149"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hymnis">Hymnis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n21149.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a comedy of Caecilius Statius</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:7:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 7, 22</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshymni^so^nus" key="hymni^so^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n21150"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hymnĭsŏnus">hymnisonus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hymnussonus</etym>, <sense id="n21150.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>singing hymns, singing praises</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">chori,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 28, 230</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">22, 200</bibl>; cf. the foll. word.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshymni_zo" key="hymni_zo" opt="n" orig_id="n21151"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hymnīzo">hymnizo</head>, <itype opt="n">āre, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑμνίζω, ὑμνέω</foreign>, <sense id="n21151.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to sing hymns, worship by song</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonne illi in ignibus hymnizabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:in Psa. 33:22"><author>Aug.</author> <title>in Psa.</title> 33, 22</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshymno_di^cus" key="hymno_di^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21152"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hymnōdĭcus">hymnodicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑμνῳδικός</foreign>, <sense id="n21152.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>singing hymns, singing praises</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 8, 25</bibl>; cf. the preced. and foll. artt.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshymno^lo^gus" key="hymno^lo^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n21153"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hymnŏlŏgus">hymnologus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑμνολόγος</foreign>, <sense id="n21153.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a singer of hymns</i> or <i>praises</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 3, 6</bibl>; 12; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2617</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshymnus" key="hymnus" opt="n" orig_id="n21154"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hymnus">hymnus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕμνος</foreign>, <sense id="n21154.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a song of praise, a hymn</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hymnus cantus est cum laude Dei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Enarr. in Psa. 148:17"><author>Aug.</author> Enarr. in Psa. 148, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>Expos. Psa.</title> 118, prol. § 3</bibl>; <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 330, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 37 praef.</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">4, 75</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">divinorum scriptor hymnorum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 4, 8, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,021:60"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 60</bibl> tit.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:26:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 26, 30</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^ophthalmos" key="hy^ophthalmos" opt="n" orig_id="n21155"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyophthalmos">hyophthalmos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑόφθαλμος</foreign> (swine's eye), <sense id="n21155.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, called also</i> Aster Atticus, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 60</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^oscy^a^mi^nus" key="hy^oscy^a^mi^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n21156"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyoscyămĭnus">hyoscyaminus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, =<foreign lang="greek">ὑοσκυάμινος</foreign>, <sense id="n21156.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>made of henbane, henbane-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">oleum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:94"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 4, 49, § 94</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^oscy^a^mus" key="hy^oscy^a^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n21157"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyoscyămus">hyoscyamus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑοσκύαμος</foreign>, <sense id="n21157.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the herb henbane, called also</i> Apollinaris <i>and</i> altercum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:35"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 4, 17, § 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:27:14"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 27, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:38:3"><author>Col.</author> 6, 38, 3</bibl>.—In a corrupted form: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">jusquiamus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 1, 35, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Vet.</title> 2, 12, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^o^si^ris" key="hy^o^si^ris" opt="n" orig_id="n21158"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyŏsĭris">hyosiris</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑοσερίς</foreign>, <sense id="n21158.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant resembling endive;</i> acc. to Sprengel, Centaurea nigra, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:90"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 10, 64, § 90</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^paepa" key="Hy^paepa" opt="n" orig_id="n21159"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypaepa">Hypaepa</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὕπαιπα</foreign>, <sense id="n21159.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small town in Lydia</i>, now <i>Beréki</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:13"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:152">11, 152</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:133:3"><author>Petr.</author> 133, 3</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hy-paepēni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>its inhabitants</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:120"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 29, 31, § 120</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:55"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 55</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshypaethrus" key="hypaethrus" opt="n" orig_id="n21160"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypaethrus">hypaethrus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-os</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕπαιθρος</foreign>, <i>that is in the open air, uncovered.</i>  <sense id="n21160.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ambulationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:9"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 9 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loca (with aperta),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:9"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n21160.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n21160.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hy-paethros</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a temple open</i> or <i>without roof</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:3:2:1"><author>Vitr.</author> 3, 2, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21160.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hypaethrum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>an open building</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:7:12:section=20"><author>Dig.</author> 33, 7, 12, § 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:16:242:section=2"><author>id.</author> 50, 16, 242, § 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21160.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hypaethra</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>uncovered, open walks</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:1:2"><author>Vitr.</author> 1, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^palla^ge_" key="hy^palla^ge_" opt="n" orig_id="n21161"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypallăgē">hypallage</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπαλλαγή</foreign>, <sense id="n21161.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a rhetorical figure, by which the relations of things seem to be mutually interchanged</i> (as: <cit><quote lang="la">dare classibus austros instead of classes austris),</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. A. 3, 61</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^pa^nis" key="Hy^pa^nis" opt="n" orig_id="n21162"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypănis">Hypanis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὕπανις</foreign>. <sense id="n21162.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A river of European Sarmatia</i>, now the <i>Boug</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:1:6"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 1, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:83"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 26, § 83</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:120">11, 36, 43, § 120</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:39:94"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 39, 94</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:370"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 370</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:285"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 285</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21162.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A Trojan</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:340"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 340</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^pa^sis" key="Hy^pa^sis" opt="n" orig_id="n21163"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypăsis">Hypasis</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyphăsis</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὕφασις</foreign>, <sense id="n21163.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river in India, a tributary of the Indus</i>, now <i>Sutledge</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:183"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 73, 75, § 183</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:62">6, 17, 21, § 62</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:1:35"><author>Curt.</author> 9, 1, 35</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^pa^ta" key="Hy^pa^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n21164"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypăta">Hypata</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑπάτη</foreign>, <sense id="n21164.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small town of Thessaly, near the Penēus</i>, now <i>Neópatra</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:16:4"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 16, 4</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hypătaei</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>its inhabitants</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:14"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 14</bibl>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">exsules,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:25:3"><author>id.</author> 41, 25, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pa^te_" key="hy^pa^te_" opt="n" orig_id="n21165"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypătē">hypate</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπάτη</foreign>, <sense id="n21165.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the lowest, deepest string</i> of a musical instrument, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:4:6"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 4, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:6:1">6, 1</bibl> <abbr>med.</abbr> (as Greek, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 9, § 931</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pa^ti^us" key="hy^pa^ti^us" opt="n" orig_id="n21166"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypătĭus">hypatius</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hypasius</orth>, <itype opt="n">a false reading for Lasus</itype>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 9, § 936</bibl>; v. Kopp ad loc.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pa^to^i_des" key="hy^pa^to^i_des" opt="n" orig_id="n21167"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypătŏīdes">hypatoides</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπατοειδής</foreign>, <sense id="n21167.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of musical modulation</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 9, § 965</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pe_co^on" key="hy^pe_co^on" opt="n" orig_id="n21168"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypēcŏon">hypecoon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπήκοον</foreign>, <sense id="n21168.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, called</i> Hypecoum procumbens, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:93"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 11, 67, § 93</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pe^la^te_" key="hy^pe^la^te_" opt="n" orig_id="n21169"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypĕlătē">hypelate</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπελάτη</foreign>, <sense id="n21169.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, called also</i> hypoglottion, danaë, <i>and</i> carpophyllon, <i>broad-leaved holly</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:131"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 30, 39, § 131</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pe_ne^mi^us" key="hy^pe_ne^mi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n21170"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypēnĕmĭus">hypenemius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπηνέμιος</foreign>, <sense id="n21170.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>containing wind, windy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ova,</quote> <i><i>wind-eggs</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:160"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 58, 79, § 160</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:166"><author>id.</author> 10, 60, 80, § 166</bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:1:19"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 1, 19</bibl>, written as Greek).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^perba^ton" key="hy^perba^ton" opt="n" orig_id="n21171"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyperbăton">hyperbaton</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπέρβατον</foreign>, a rhet. fig., <sense id="n21171.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>transposition of words</i> (pure Lat. transgressio), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:3:91"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 3, 91</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:62"><author>id.</author> 8, 6, 62</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:1:6">9, 1, 6</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^perbo^laeus" key="hy^perbo^laeus" opt="n" orig_id="n21172"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyperbŏlaeus">hyperbolaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπερβόλαιος</foreign>, <sense id="n21172.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>extreme</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">soni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:4:7"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 4, 7</bibl></cit> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^perbo^le_" key="hy^perbo^le_" opt="n" orig_id="n21173"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyperbŏlē">hyperbole</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπερβολή</foreign>, a rhet. fig., <sense id="n21173.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>exaggeration, hyperbole</i> (pure Lat. superlatio and superjectio), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:67"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 67</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:4:29">8, 4, 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:7:23"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 7, 23</bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:10:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 10, 45</bibl>, and Fam. 7, 32, 2, written as Greek).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^perbo^li^ce_" key="hy^perbo^li^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n21174"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyperbŏlĭcē">hyperbolice</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. hyperbolicus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^perbo^li^cus" key="hy^perbo^li^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21175"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyperbŏlĭcus">hyperbolicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπερβολικός</foreign>, <sense id="n21175.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>excessive, overstrained, hyperbolical</i>: instrumenta, <bibl  n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:7:2"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 2 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl> (Cujac. reads hypobola = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόβολα</foreign>, <i>pledged</i>). —<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hyperbŏlĭcē</orth>, <i>hyperbolically</i>: dictum, Hier. ap. Jes. 2, 6, 25; <author>id.</author> ap. Galat. 4, 15; 16.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^perbo^lus" key="Hy^perbo^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n21176"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyperbŏlus">Hyperbolus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n21176.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an Athenian orator</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:62:224"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 62, 224</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:4:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 4, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:10:18"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 10, 18</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^perbo^re^i" key="Hy^perbo^re^i" opt="n" orig_id="n21177"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyperbŏrĕi">Hyperborei</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑπερβόρεοι</foreign> (-<foreign lang="greek">ειοι</foreign>), <sense id="n21177.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fabulous people living at the extreme north, the Hyperboreans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:2:4"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 2, 4</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:5:1">3, 5, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:89"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 26, § 89</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:23:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 23, 57</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21177.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n21177.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyper-bŏrĕus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Hyperboreans, Hyperborean</i>, <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>, also i. q. <i>northern</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">campi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:20:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 20, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:196"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 196</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">glacies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:517"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 517</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">pruinae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:8:210"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 8, 210</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ursa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:5:23"><author>Luc.</author> 5, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">septentrio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:381"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 381</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pallene,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:356"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 356</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">triumphus (gained over the Catti and Dacii),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:78:3"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 78, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21177.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyper-bŏrĕānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same, Hier. ap. Chron. Euseb. ad Ann. 1560.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^perca^ta^lectus" key="hy^perca^ta^lectus" opt="n" orig_id="n21178"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypercătălectus">hypercatalectus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hypercă-tălectĭcus</orth>, versus = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπερκατάληκτος</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">ὑπερκαταληκτικός</foreign>, in prosody, <sense id="n21178.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a verse that has at the end a syllable or a foot too much, hypercatalectic</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> p. 1817</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 1216</bibl> ib.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^pe^ri_a" key="Hy^pe^ri_a" opt="n" orig_id="n21179"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypĕrīa">Hyperia</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-ēa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n21179.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fountain at Pherae, in Thessaly</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:29"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 8, 15, § 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:375"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 375</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pe^ri_con" key="hy^pe^ri_con" opt="n" orig_id="n21180"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypĕrīcon">hypericon</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-īcum</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπέρεικον</foreign>, <sense id="n21180.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, called also</i> chamaepitys <i>and</i> corion, <i>ground-pine</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:85"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 8, 53, § 85</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^pe^ri_des" key="Hy^pe^ri_des" opt="n" orig_id="n21181"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypĕrīdes">Hyperides</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑπερίδης</foreign>, <sense id="n21181.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a celebrated orator in Athens</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:77"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 77</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:13:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 13, 58</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:7:28">3, 7, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:26:90"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 26, 90</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:31:110">31, 110</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:3:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 3, 10</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^pe^ri_on" key="Hy^pe^ri_on" opt="n" orig_id="n21182"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypĕrīon">Hyperion</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑπερίων</foreign>. <sense id="n21182.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Son of a Titan and the Earth, father of the Sun</i>, Hyg. Fab. praef.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:21:54"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 21, 54</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:192"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 192</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:241">241</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21182.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hypĕrīŏnĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Hyperion</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> <title>Avien. Arat.</title> 396</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21182.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The Sun</i>: interea fugit albu' jubar Hyperionis cursum, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 658</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 547 Vahl.); so<author>Laber.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:17:4"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 17, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:565"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 565</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:385"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 385</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:4:27"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 4, 4, 27</bibl>.— <cit><quote lang="la">Hyperionis urbs, i. q. Heliopolis,</quote> <i><i>a city of Lower Egypt, with a temple of the Sun</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:406"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 406</bibl></cit> sq.—</sense><sense id="n21182.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n21182.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hypĕ-rīŏnĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Sun</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lampas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:15:214"><author>Sil.</author> 15, 214</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">currus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:34"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 34</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n21182.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hypĕrīŏnis</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a female descendant of the Sun, the Hyperionide</i>, said of Aurora, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:159"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 159</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^permnestra" key="Hy^permnestra" opt="n" orig_id="n21183"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypermnestra">Hypermnestra</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hy-permnestrē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype> (and mutilated <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hy-permestra</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:168"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 168</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. A. 10, 497</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:5:7:63"><author>Prop.</author> 5, 7, 63</bibl> Müll.; like Clytemestra for Clytaemnestra), <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑπερμνήστρη</foreign>, <sense id="n21183.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the youngest of the daughters of Danăus, the only one who preserved her husband's life</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:14:1"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 14, 1</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:7:63"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 7, 63</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pe^ro^cha" key="hy^pe^ro^cha" opt="n" orig_id="n21184"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypĕrŏcha">hyperocha</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπεροχή</foreign>, <sense id="n21184.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>excess, superabundance</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:20:4:20"><author>Dig.</author> 20, 4, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^perthy^rum" key="hy^perthy^rum" opt="n" orig_id="n21185"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyperthyrum">hyperthyrum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπέρθυρον</foreign>, <sense id="n21185.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the lintel of a door-way</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:4:6"><author>Vitr.</author> 4, 6</bibl> dub. (al. hypothyrum).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^pha^sis" key="Hy^pha^sis" opt="n" orig_id="n21186"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyphăsis">Hyphasis</head>, v. Hypasis.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^phe^ar" key="hy^phe^ar" opt="n" orig_id="n21187"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyphĕar">hyphear</head>, <itype opt="n">ăris</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕφεαρ</foreign>, <sense id="n21187.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the mistletoe</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:245"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 44, 93, § 245</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:120">16, 30, 52, § 120</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^phen" key="hy^phen" opt="n" orig_id="n21188"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hyphen">hyphen</head>, <itype opt="n">indecl.</itype> <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑφʼ ἕν</foreign>, <sense id="n21188.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a rhetorical figure</i>, by which two words are united as one, <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 429</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. A. 1, 192</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshypna^le_" key="hypna^le_" opt="n" orig_id="n21189"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypnălē">hypnale</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπναλή</foreign>, <sense id="n21189.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of adder</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 27, 31</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshypno_ti^ce_" key="hypno_ti^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n21190"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypnōtĭcē">hypnotice</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπνωτική</foreign>, <sense id="n21190.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a soporific plant</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 74</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshypno_ti^cus" key="hypno_ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21191"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypnōtĭcus">hypnoticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπνωτικός</foreign>, <sense><i>putting to sleep, soporific</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 2, 31</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshypŏbăsis" key="hypŏbăsis" opt="n" orig_id="n21191"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="‡ † hypŏbăsis">hypobasis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόβασις</foreign>, <i>the pedestal, base</i> of a monument: <cit><quote lang="la">MARMOREA,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 1541</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">1670</bibl>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^po^bo^li^maeus" key="Hy^po^bo^li^maeus" opt="n" orig_id="n21192"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypŏbŏlĭmaeus">Hypobolimaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑποβολιμαῖος</foreign>, <sense id="n21192.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>The Counterfeit</i>, the title of a comedy by Menander and Caecilius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:10:18"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 10, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:14:5"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 14, 5</bibl>; Fest. s. v. noxia, p. 174 Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pobry^chi^um" key="hy^pobry^chi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n21193"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypobrychĭum">hypobrychium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποβρύχιον</foreign>, <sense id="n21193.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a drowning whirlpool</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">irrespirabile,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Idol.</title> 24</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^causis" key="hy^po^causis" opt="n" orig_id="n21194"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏcausis">hypocausis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόκαυσις</foreign>, <sense id="n21194.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a furnace that heats from below</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:10:1"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 10, 1</bibl> sqq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^caustum" key="hy^po^caustum" opt="n" orig_id="n21195"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏcaustum">hypocaustum</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-on</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόκαυστον</foreign>, <sense id="n21195.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a bathing-room heated from below, a sweating-chamber</i> (pure Lat. vaporarium), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:10"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:17:23"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 17, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11">11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:5:59"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 59</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:17:1:16"><author>Dig.</author> 17, 1, 16</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n21195.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">diaetae hypocaustae,</quote> <i><i>sweating-rooms</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:32:9:55:section=3"><author>Dig.</author> 32, 9, 55, § 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^choeris" key="hy^po^choeris" opt="n" orig_id="n21196"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏchoeris">hypochoeris</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποχοιρίς</foreign>, <sense id="n21196.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:89"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 15, 52, § 89</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^chondri^a" key="hy^po^chondri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n21197"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏchondrĭa">hypochondria</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποχόνδρια, τά</foreign>, <sense id="n21197.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the soft part of the body from the ribs to the groin, the abdomen</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> <title>de Diaet.</title> 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^chy^ma" key="hy^po^chy^ma" opt="n" orig_id="n21198"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏchyma">hypochyma</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόχυμα</foreign>, <sense id="n21198.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a cataract in the eye</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 8 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^chy^sis" key="hy^po^chy^sis" opt="n" orig_id="n21199"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏchysis">hypochysis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόχυσις</foreign>, <sense id="n21199.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a cataract in the eye</i> (pure Lat. suffusio), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:143"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 12, 91, § 143</bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:6:35"><author>Cels.</author> 6, 6, 35</bibl>, written as Greek).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^cisthis" key="hy^po^cisthis" opt="n" orig_id="n21200"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏcisthis">hypocisthis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποκισθίς</foreign>, <sense id="n21200.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a parasitic plant that grows on the cisthus</i>: Asarum hypocistis, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:81"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 10, 31, § 81</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:81">26, 8, 48, § 81</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:177">28, 16, 92, § 177</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^co^ri^a^sis" key="hy^po^co^ri^a^sis" opt="n" orig_id="n21201"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏcŏrĭăsis">hypocoriasis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποκορίασις</foreign>, <sense id="n21201.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a disease under the pupil of the eye in cattle</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Vet.</title> 2, 16, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^co^risma" key="hy^po^co^risma" opt="n" orig_id="n21202"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏcŏrisma">hypocorisma</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποκόρισμα</foreign>, in gramm., <sense id="n21202.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a diminutive</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 24</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pocri^sis" key="hy^pocri^sis" opt="n" orig_id="n21203"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypocrĭsis">hypocrisis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόκρισις</foreign>, <sense id="n21203.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an imitation of a person's speech and gestures, mimicry</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Don.</author> <title>Vit. Verg.</title> 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21203.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>hypocrisy, pretended sanctity</i> (eccl. Lat.), = pietatis simulatio, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:23:28"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 23, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,050:12:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Luc.</title> 12, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pocri^ta" key="hy^pocri^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n21204"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypocrĭta">hypocrita</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-es</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποκριτής</foreign>. <sense id="n21204.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A mime who accompanied the delivery of an actor by gestures</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:24"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:17:12"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 17, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:7">11, 3, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21204.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In eccl. Lat., <i>a hypocrite</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,020:8:13"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Job</title> 8, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:6:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 6, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,050:12:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Luc.</title> 12, 56</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^di^a_co^nus" key="hy^po^di^a_co^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n21205"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏdĭācŏnus">hypodiaconus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποδιάκονος</foreign>, <sense id="n21205.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sub-deacon</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Theod.</author> 16, 2, 7</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 51, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^di^dasca^lus" key="hy^po^di^dasca^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n21206"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏdĭdascălus">hypodidascalus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποδιδάσκαλος</foreign>, <sense id="n21206.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an under-teacher</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:18:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 18, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^gaeum" key="hy^po^gaeum" opt="n" orig_id="n21207"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏgaeum">hypogaeum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, v. hypogeum.</div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^ge_son" key="hy^po^ge_son" opt="n" orig_id="n21208"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏgēson">hypogeson</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόγεισον</foreign>, <sense id="n21208.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of houseleek that grows in the gutters of roofs</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:160"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 13, 102, § 160</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^ge_us" key="hy^po^ge_us" opt="n" orig_id="n21209"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏgēus">hypogeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόγαιος</foreign>, <sense id="n21209.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>underground</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">loca,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 2:37:191"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 2, 37, 191</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hypŏgēum</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hy-pŏgaeum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόγειον</foreign> (<foreign lang="greek">ὑπόγαιον</foreign>), <i>a vault</i> or <i>cellar under ground</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:6:11"><author>Vitr.</author> 6, 11</bibl>; <i>a burying-vault, sepulchre</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:111:2"><author>Petr.</author> 111, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 1114, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^poglossa" key="hy^poglossa" opt="n" orig_id="n21210"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypoglossa">hypoglossa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόγλωσσον</foreign>, <sense id="n21210.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of butcher's broom</i> or <i>ruscus</i>: Ruscus hypoglossum, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:93"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 11, 67, § 93</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^poglotti^on" key="hy^poglotti^on" opt="n" orig_id="n21211"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypoglottĭon">hypoglottion</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπογλώττιον</foreign>, <sense id="n21211.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, called also</i> daphne <i>and</i> hypelate, <i>broad-leaved ruscus</i>: Ruscus hypophyllum, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:131"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 30, 39, § 131</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pogra^phum" key="hy^pogra^phum" opt="n" orig_id="n21212"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypogrăphum">hypographum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόγραφον</foreign>, <sense id="n21212.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a rough draught, sketch</i>: prima carminis hypographa, Aug. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Don.</author> <title>Vit. Verg.</title> 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^ly^sos" key="hy^po^ly^sos" opt="n" orig_id="n21213"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏlysos">hypolysos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόλυσος</foreign>, <sense id="n21213.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, also called</i> Artemisia, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^me_lis" key="hy^po^me_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n21214"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏmēlis">hypomelis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπομηλίς</foreign>, <sense id="n21214.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of sourish fruit</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Dec.</title> 4, 1</bibl> (dub.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pomne_ma" key="hy^pomne_ma" opt="n" orig_id="n21215"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypomnēma">hypomnema</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόμνημα</foreign>, <sense id="n21215.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a written remark, memorandum, note</i>: in exscribendis hypomnematis, Cic. Fil. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:21:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 21, 8</bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:23">15, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:14:4">16, 14, 4</bibl>, written as Greek).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^pomne_ma^to^gra^phus" key="hy^pomne_ma^to^gra^phus" opt="n" orig_id="n21216"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypomnēmătŏgrăphus">hypomnematographus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπομνηματογράφος</foreign> (late Lat. for commentariensis), <sense id="n21216.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a registrar</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Theod.</author> 12, 1, 192</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 10, 31, 59</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^mochli^on" key="hy^po^mochli^on" opt="n" orig_id="n21217"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏmochlĭon">hypomochlion</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπομόχλιον</foreign>, <sense id="n21217.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the support of a lever, a fulcrum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:10:8"><author>Vitr.</author> 10, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^mo^ne_" key="hy^po^mo^ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n21218"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏmŏnē">hypomone</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπομονή</foreign>, rhet. t. t., <sense id="n21218.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a holding back of the principal thought for a surprise</i> (pure Lat. sustentatio, inopinatum), <bibl default="NO"><author>Rufin.</author> <title>Fig. Sent.</title> 34</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:22"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 2, 22</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^pho^ra" key="hy^po^pho^ra" opt="n" orig_id="n21219"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏphŏra">hypophora</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποφορά</foreign>, a rhet. fig., <sense id="n21219.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an objection</i> made by an opponent, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 5, § 563</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^po^di^um" key="hy^po^po^di^um" opt="n" orig_id="n21220"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏpŏdĭum">hypopodium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποπόδιον</foreign>, <sense id="n21220.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a footstool</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 3, 6, 65</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^posta^sis" key="hy^posta^sis" opt="n" orig_id="n21221"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypostăsis">hypostasis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπόστασις</foreign>, <sense id="n21221.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a substance, personality, hypostasy</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 1, 1, 6</bibl>; Hier. Ep. ad Damas, 15.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^tauri^um" key="hy^po^tauri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n21222"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏtaurĭum">hypotaurium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποταύριον</foreign>, <sense id="n21222.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the part of the body between the scrotum and fundament</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Vet.</title> 1, 46</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^te_nu_sa" key="hy^po^te_nu_sa" opt="n" orig_id="n21223"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏtēnūsa">hypotenusa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποτείνουσα</foreign>, <sense id="n21223.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the hypothenuse</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1266,001:t. p. 176"><author>Hyg.</author> de Limit. p. 176</bibl> Goes. <author>Boëth.</author> <title>Art. Geom.</title> p. 408, 20.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hy-pŏtēnūsālis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the hypothenuse</i>, <author>Boëth.</author> <title>Art. Geom.</title> p. 412, 5 al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^the_ca" key="hy^po^the_ca" opt="n" orig_id="n21224"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏthēca">hypotheca</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποθήκη</foreign>, <sense id="n21224.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a pledge, security</i> (esp. of immovable things; whereas pignus is used of movable things; cf. also: arra, arrabo), <i><i>a mortgage</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:Inst. 4:6:section=7"><author>Just.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 6, § 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:13:7:9"><author>Dig.</author> 13, 7, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:20:1:2">20, 1, 2</bibl> et saep. (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:56:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 56, 2</bibl>, written as Greek).</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hypŏthēcārĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hypotheca</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>relating to a mortgage</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">actio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:20:4:1"><author>Dig.</author> 20, 4, 1</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">creditor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:42:7:1"><author>id.</author> 42, 7, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^the^ti^cus" key="hy^po^the^ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21225"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏthĕtĭcus">hypotheticus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποθετικός</foreign>, <sense id="n21225.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mathematician who proceeds hypothetically</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 3</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr> p. 40.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^po^tra^che_li^um" key="hy^po^tra^che_li^um" opt="n" orig_id="n21226"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypŏtrăchēlĭum">hypotrachelium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑποτραχήλιον</foreign>, in archit., <sense id="n21226.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the neck of a column below the capital</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:3:2"><author>Vitr.</author> 3, 2</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:4:3">4, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7">7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy^potrimma" key="hy^potrimma" opt="n" orig_id="n21227"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypotrimma">hypotrimma</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑπότριμμα</foreign>, <sense id="n21227.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sauce made of all sorts of condiments</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2003,001:1:33:section=34"><author>Apic.</author> 1, 33, § 34</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHypsa" key="Hypsa" opt="n" orig_id="n21228"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypsa">Hypsa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n21228.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river in Sicily</i>, now <i>Belici</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:90"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 8, 14, § 90</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:228"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 228</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHypsaeus" key="Hypsaeus" opt="n" orig_id="n21229"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypsaeus">Hypsaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n21229.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a surname of P. Plautius</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:8:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 8, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHypseus" key="Hypseus" opt="n" orig_id="n21230"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypseus">Hypseus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">dissyll.</orth>), <itype opt="n">ei</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n21230.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who was present at the nuptials of Perseus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:98"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 98</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHypsicra^tes" key="Hypsicra^tes" opt="n" orig_id="n21231"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypsicrătes">Hypsicrates</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n21231.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a grammarian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:12"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHypsi^py^le_" key="Hypsi^py^le_" opt="n" orig_id="n21232"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hypsĭpylē">Hypsipyle</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑψιπύλη</foreign>, <sense id="n21232.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>daughter of Thoas, queen of Lemnos in the time of the Argonauts; she saved her father when the women killed all the men; she also entertained Jason</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:739"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 739</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:6:1"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 6, 1</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:90"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 90</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:15:18"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 15, 18</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hypsipyles patria,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Lemnos</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:399"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 399</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hypsĭpylēus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>: <cit><quote lang="la">tellus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Lemnos</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:82"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 82</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshypso_ma" key="hypso_ma" opt="n" orig_id="n21233"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hypsōma">hypsoma</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕψωμα</foreign>, <sense id="n21233.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>height</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>ad Scap.</title> 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHyrca_ni" key="Hyrca_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n21234"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyrcāni">Hyrcani</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὕρκανοι</foreign>, <sense id="n21234.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Hyrcanians on the Caspian Sea</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:2:5"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 2, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:5:4">3, 5, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:36"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 13, 15, § 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:36"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:43">43</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:8">11, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:11:5"><author>Cat.</author> 11, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:13:474"><author>Sil.</author> 13, 474</bibl> al. Macedones Hyrcani, <i>the Hyrcanians intermixed with Macedonians in Lydia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:120"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 29, 31, § 120</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:47"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 47</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21234.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n21234.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyrcānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Hyrcanians, Hyrcanian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the Caspian Sea</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:30:20"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 30 (3, 28), 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sinus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:5:3"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 5, 3</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">montes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:43"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 3, 26, § 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">luci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:114"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 114</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">canis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:750"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 750</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tigres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:367"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 367</bibl></cit>: campus, <i>of the</i> Macedones Hyrcani <i>in Lydia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:38"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 38</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n21234.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyrcānĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, the same: <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:36"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 13, 15, § 36</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:46">6, 16, 18, § 46</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:97">5, 27, 27, § 97</bibl>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyrcā-nĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the country of the Hyrcanians, Hyrcania</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:5:7"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 5, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHyrga^le_ti^ci" key="Hyrga^le_ti^ci" opt="n" orig_id="n21235"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyrgălētĭci campi">Hyrgaletici</head>, <sense id="n21235.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Hyrgaletic plains</i>, on the borders of Phrygia and Caria, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:113"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 29, 31, § 113</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^ri^e_" key="Hy^ri^e_" opt="n" orig_id="n21236"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyrĭē">Hyrie</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑρίη</foreign>, <sense id="n21236.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a lake, and town situated by it, in Boeotia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:271"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 271</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:380">380</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:26"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 7, 12, § 26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHy^ri^eus" key="Hy^ri^eus" opt="n" orig_id="n21237"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyrĭeus">Hyrieus</head> (trisyl.), <itype opt="n">ei</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑριεύς</foreign>, <sense id="n21237.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a poor Boeotian, father of Orion</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:499"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 499</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:535">535</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyrĭēŭs</orth> (quadrisyl.), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hyrĭēa proles,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Orion</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:719"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 719</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHyrta^cus" key="Hyrta^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21238"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hyrtăcus">Hyrtacus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n21238.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>father of Nisus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:406"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 406</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n21238.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Deriv.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Hyrtă-cĭdes</orth>, i. e. <i>Nisus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:176"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 176</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:631"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Ib.</title> 631</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshysgi^num" key="hysgi^num" opt="n" orig_id="n21239"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hysgĭnum">hysginum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕσγινον</foreign>, <sense id="n21239.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the darkred color obtained from the plant</i> <foreign lang="greek">ὕσγη</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:140"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 41, 65, § 140</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:170">21, 26, 97, § 170</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:14"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:32:1:78:section=5"><author>Dig.</author> 32, 1, 78, § 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy_so_pi_tes" key="hy_so_pi_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n21240"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hȳsōpītes">hysopites</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hysso-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑσσωπίτης</foreign> (<foreign lang="greek">οἶνος</foreign>), <sense id="n21240.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hyssop-wine</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:109"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 16, 19, § 109</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:35"><author>Col.</author> 12, 35</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshy_so_pum" key="hy_so_pum" opt="n" orig_id="n21241"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hȳsōpum">hysopum</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hysso-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕσσωπος</foreign>, <sense id="n21241.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hyssop</i>: Hyssopus officinalis, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:136"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 11, 87, § 136</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:114">26, 11, 70, § 114</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:124">26, 12, 76, § 124</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">asperges me hyssopo, et mundabor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,021:50:8"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 50, 8</bibl></cit> al.—And in a form corresp. to the Gr., <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hyssōpus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:8"><author>Cels.</author> 4, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7:5"><author>Col.</author> 7, 5</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—Also scanned hȳsŏpum, Aemil. Mac. de Hyssopo.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossHystaspes" key="Hystaspes" opt="n" orig_id="n21242"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Hystaspes">Hystaspes</head>, <itype opt="n">is or i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑστάσπης</foreign>, <sense id="n21242.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>father of the Persian king Darius I.</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:133"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 27, 31, § 133</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:10:6"><author>Just.</author> 1, 10, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Milt:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Milt.</title> 3</bibl>; Reg. 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshyste^ri^cus" key="hyste^ri^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n21243"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hystĕrĭcus">hystericus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑστερικός</foreign>, <sense id="n21243.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hysterical</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:71:1"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 71, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:7:11">11, 7, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshyste^ro^lo^gi^a" key="hyste^ro^lo^gi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n21244"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hystĕrŏlŏgĭa">hysterologia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὑστερολογία</foreign>, a rhet. fig., <sense id="n21244.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the hysteron proteron</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. A. 9, 816</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshystri^co_sus" key="hystri^co_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n21245"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hystrĭcōsus">hystricosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hystrix</etym>, <sense id="n21245.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>prickly, thorny</i> (late Lat.), trop.: hystricosae et lividae mentis homo, Hier. in. <bibl default="NO"><author>Ruf.</author> 1, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshystri^cu^lus" key="hystri^cu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n21246"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hystrĭcŭlus">hystriculus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">hystrix</etym>, <sense id="n21246.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>prickly, hairy, bearded</i> (post-class.): hystriculus, <foreign lang="greek">δασύπρωκτος</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.: <cit><quote lang="la">pusio,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, 174</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puer,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 4</bibl></cit> dub. (al. striculus, ustriculus).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crosshystrix" key="hystrix" opt="n" orig_id="n21247"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="hystrix">hystrix</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">histrix</orth>), <itype opt="n">ĭcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὕστριξ</foreign>, <sense id="n21247.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a porcupine</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:125"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 35, 53, § 125</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0830,001:6:14"><author>Calp.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 6, 14</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>

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