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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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 		<resp>Prepared under the supervision of</resp>
 		<name>Lisa Cerrato</name>
 		<name>William Merrill</name>
 		<name>Elli Mylonas</name>
 		<name>David Smith</name>
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    <funder n="org:NEH">The National Endowment for the Humanities</funder>
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 		<publisher>Trustees of Tufts University</publisher>
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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>
 	   <resp>and</resp>
 	   <name>Charles Short, LL.D.</name>
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 	   <pubPlace>Oxford</pubPlace>
 	   <publisher>Clarendon Press</publisher>
 	   <date>1879</date>
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<div1 id="crossN" key="N" opt="n" orig_id="n30324"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="N">N</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">n</orth>, <itype opt="n">had its full</itype>, pure sound only when it began a syllable; in the middle or at the end of a word it was weakened. Hence the remark of Priscian (p. 556 P.): <sense id="n30324.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>n</i> quoque plenior in primis sonat, et in ultimis partibus syllabarum, ut nomen, stamen; exilior in mediis, ut amnis, damnum, is not accurate, v. Corss. Ausspr. 1, p. 248 sq. Between two vowels, the single <i>n</i> frequently takes the place, in MSS. and inscriptions, of double <i>n;</i> thus: Pescenius, Porsena, conubium, conecto, conitor, coniveo. The <i>n</i> of con- for com- often falls away before <i>h;</i> as: cohaerere, coheres, cohibere, cohors; and before <i>j;</i> as: coicere, cojux or cojunx, cosul, etc. In very late Latin, <i>n</i> was frequently dropped before <i>s</i> in the participial ending -ans, -ens, and before <i>st, scr</i>, or simple <i>s</i> in composition. In the earlier language this occurs in the ending -iens; as: quoties, toties, vicies, for quotiens, etc.; and in a few other instances, as castresis for castrensis; formosus for the older form formonsus; and in inscriptions, meses for menses, tösor for tonsor, etc.; cf. also, quăsi for quansi (quam si). Before the guttural letters a medial <i>n</i> receives the sound of Greek <foreign lang="greek">γ</foreign> before gutturals, wherefore, in early times, viz., by Attius, we have also <i>g</i> written for <i>n</i>: Agchises, agceps, aggulus, aggens, agguilla, iggerunt, etc., <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 556</bibl> P. (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:L. L. p. 264"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> p. 264</bibl> Müll.); cf. Mar. Victor. p. 2462 and 2465 P.; hence called <i>n</i> adulterinum by<author>Nigid.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:14:7.Assimilation"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 14, 7.Assimilation</bibl> commonly takes place before <i>l, m</i>, and <i>r</i>: illabor, immitto, irrumpo (v. <i>in</i>), yet is often neglected; before the labials, <i>n</i> is commonly changed into <i>m</i>: imberbis, imbutus; impar, impleo; and before initial <i>m</i> the preposition <i>in</i> is frequently written <i>im</i>, v. Prol. Verg. p. 433 Rib.The letter <i>n</i> is frequently <i>inserted</i>, particularly before <i>s</i>: me<i>n</i>sis, e<i>n</i>sis, ansa; Megalesia and Megalensia, frons and frus. Less freq. before other consonants: tu<i>n</i>do, ju<i>n</i>go, mi<i>n</i>go, pu<i>n</i>go, etc.; cf. also: lanterna and laterna, ligula and lingula. Sometimes <i>n</i> is inserted with a vowel: fru-niscor from fruor, and perh. fenestra from festra. The double forms, alioquin and alioqui, ceteroqui and ceteroquin, seem to rest on purely phonetic grounds, v. h. vv.As an abbreviation, N usually stands for natus, nefastus dies, nepos, nomine, novum, the praenomen Numerius, numero, numine.—N = natione, natus, nostri, nostro, etc., numerus, numero, etc. N. D. N. = numini domini nostri. N. L. = non liquet (v. liqueo). N. M. V. = nobilis memoriae vir. NN. BB. = nobilissimi. NP. = nefastus prior. NVM. = nummum. In poetry, <i>n</i> alone sometimes stands for the enclitic <i>ne</i>, even before a consonant: <cit><quote lang="la">nostin quae sit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:349"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 349</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:319"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 319</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:797">12, 797</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa^ba^taea" key="Na^ba^taea" opt="n" orig_id="n30325"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Năbătaea">Nabataea</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Năbăthaea</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναβαταια</foreign>, <sense id="n30325.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a country in Arabia Petraea</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:120"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 18, 72, § 120</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30325.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Năbă-thaeus</orth> (scanned Năbătaeus, Năbāthaeus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:5:284"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 5, 284</bibl>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναβαθαῖος</foreign>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Nabathaea, Nabathaean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">saltus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:126"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 126</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Năbătaei</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Năbăthaei</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναβαταῖοι</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">Ναβαθαῖοι</foreign>, <i>the Nabathaeans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:144"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 28, 32, § 144</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:98">12, 20, 44, § 98</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:1:1"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 1, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:57"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 57</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:8:12"><author>Amm.</author>14, 8, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30325.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, transf., for <i>Arabian, Eastern, Oriental</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Eurus ad Auroram Nabathaeaque regna recessit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:61"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nabathaei flatus Euri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:4:63"><author>Luc.</author> 4, 63</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30325.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Năbăthes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a Nabathaean</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,009:160"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Oet.</title> 160</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNabdalsa" key="Nabdalsa" opt="n" orig_id="n30326"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nabdalsa">Nabdalsa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense><i>a distinguished Numidian, a general of Jugurtha</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:70:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 70, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnabis" key="nabis" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30327a"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="†† nabis">nabis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nabun</orth> <etym opt="n">Ethiopic</etym>, <sense><i>a camelopard</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:69"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 18, 27, § 69</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 30</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNabis" key="Nabis" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30327"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nabis">Nabis</head>, <itype opt="n">idis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νάβις</foreign>, <sense><i>a king of Sparta, about</i> 200 B. C., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:12:14"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 12, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:25:3">31, 25, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:24:6">34, 24, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnablia" key="nablia" opt="n" orig_id="n30328"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nablia">nablia</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, v. naulia.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnabli^o" key="nabli^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30329"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nablĭo">nablio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30329.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who plays the</i> nablium (naulium): nablio, <foreign lang="greek">ψάλτης</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnabli^um" key="nabli^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30330"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nablĭum">nablium</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nablum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30330.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a musical instrument of ten or twelve strings, played with both hands; a kind of harp, of Phoenician origin</i>, i. q. naulium.—Form nablium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:327"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 327</bibl>.—Form nablum, <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> 1</bibl> Chron. 15, 16 sqq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,046:13:51"><author>id.</author> 1 Macc. 13, 51</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnablizo" key="nablizo" opt="n" orig_id="n30331"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nablizo">nablizo</head>, <itype opt="n">1</itype>, <sense id="n30331.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>v. a., to play the</i> nablium (naulium): nablizo, <foreign lang="greek">ψάλλω</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnabun" key="nabun" opt="n" orig_id="n30332"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nabun">nabun</head>, v. 1. nabis.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnacca" key="nacca" opt="n" orig_id="n30333"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nacca">nacca</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nacta</orth>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">natta</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νάκτης</foreign> (pure Lat. fullo), <sense id="n30333.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fuller</i>: naccae appellantur vulgo fullones, ut ait Curiatius, quod nauci non sint, i. e. nullius pretii. Idem sentit et Cincius. Quidam aiunt, quod omnia fere opera ex lanā nacae dicantur a Graecis, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=166"><author>Fest.</author> p. 166</bibl> Müll.; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:22:14"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 22, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnacci_nus" key="nacci_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30334"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naccīnus">naccinus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nactīnus</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nacca</etym>, <sense id="n30334.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a fuller</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naccina truculentia, i. e. fullonis,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:27:19"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 27, 19</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaco^le_a" key="Naco^le_a" opt="n" orig_id="n30335"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nacŏlēa">Nacolea</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Nacŏlīa</orth>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Nacolĭa</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νακόλεια, Νακολια</foreign>, <sense id="n30335.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Great Phrygia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:26:9:7"><author>Amm.</author>26, 9, 7</bibl>. </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnacta" key="nacta" opt="n" orig_id="n30336"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nacta">nacta</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. nacca.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnactus" key="nactus" opt="n" orig_id="n30337"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nactus">nactus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood>, from nanciscor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnae" key="nae" opt="n" orig_id="n30338"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nae">nae</head>, vulgar form for <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nē</orth> (v. 3. ne), particle of assurance, <sense id="n30338.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>verily, truly</i>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaeni^a" key="naeni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30339"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naenĭa">naenia</head>, v. nenia.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNaevi^a" key="Naevi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30340"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naevĭa porta">Naevia</head>, v. 2. Naevius, A.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNaevi^a_nus" key="Naevi^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30341"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naevĭānus">Naevianus</head>, v. 2. Naevius, B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnaevi^us1" key="naevi^us1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30342"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naevĭus">naevius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">naevus</etym>, <sense id="n30342.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that has a mole</i> on his body, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 3, 108</bibl> dub. (al. naevinos).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaevi^us2" key="Naevi^us2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30343"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naevĭus">Naevius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype> <etym opt="n">naevus; hence, prop., one born with a mole or birth-mark</etym>, <sense id="n30343.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman</i> gens. The most celebrated member of it is Cn. Naevius, <i>a Roman epic and dramatic poet, born</i> A. U. C. 480. <i>He made the first Punic war, in which he had served, the subject of a poem, in which he so boldly satirized the nobility, especially the Metelli, that he was forced into exile at Utica, where he died</i>, A. U. C. 550, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:15:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 15, 60</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:1:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:24:2"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 24, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:17:21:45">17, 21, 45</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30343.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Naevĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to a Naevius, Naevian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">porta Naevia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:11"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 11</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:163"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 163</bibl> Müll.: Naevia silva dicta juxta Romam, quod Naevi cujusdam fuerit, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=168"><author>Fest.</author> p. 168</bibl> ib.: <cit><quote lang="la">Naevia olea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:48"><author>Col.</author> 12, 48</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30343.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Naevĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Naevian;</i> i. e., </sense><sense id="n30343.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to the poel Naevius</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hector,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scripta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:chapter=15"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">modi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 15</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30343.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to</i> (<i>another</i>) <i>Naevius</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pira,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:10:18"><author>Col.</author> 5, 10, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:10:4">12, 10, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:24"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaevu^lus" key="naevu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n30344"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naevŭlus">naevulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">naevus</etym>, <sense id="n30344.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little mole</i> on the body, <i>a wart</i> (post-Aug.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:1:7"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 1, 7</bibl>: minores aliae insulae, ut naevuli quidam, per apertas Ponti sunt sparsae regiones, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,008:p59:27"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Mund.</title> p. 59, 27</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1248,001:Ep. 1:2"><author>Fronto</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 2 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl> Mai.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaevus" key="naevus" opt="n" orig_id="n30345"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naevus">naevus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">for gnaevus, root gna-, gen-, of genus, gnatus, a mark born with one; cf.: natus, natura, etc.</etym>, <i>a mole</i> or <i>wart</i> on the body.  <sense id="n30345.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">naevus in articulo pueri... est corporis macula naevus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:28:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 28, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">egregio inspersos reprehendas corpore naevos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:6:67"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullus in egregio corpore naevus erit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:13:14"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 13, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:137"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 25, 67, § 137</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:34">28, 4, 6, § 34</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30345.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>a spot, blemish, fault</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">naevi instar est, ut frater meus, etc.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Symm.</author> 3, 34</bibl></cit> dub.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNahanarva_li" key="Nahanarva_li" opt="n" orig_id="n30346"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nahanarvāli">Nahanarvali</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30346.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Germanic people, belonging to the race of the Lygians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:43"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 43</bibl> (this the better read., v. Orell. ad h. l.; al. Naharvali).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaharvali" key="Naharvali" opt="n" orig_id="n30347"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naharvali">Naharvali</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, v. Nahanarvali.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_i^a^s" key="Na_i^a^s" opt="n" orig_id="n30348"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāĭăs">Naias</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, and more freq. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nāĭs</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis and ĭdos</itype> (<number opt="n">plur.</number> ĭdas), <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναϊάς</foreign> and <foreign lang="greek">Ναΐς</foreign> (floating, swimming, that is in the water), <sense id="n30348.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a water-nymph, Naiad</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">illum fontana petebant Numina, Naïades,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:328"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 328</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aegle Naïadum pulcherrima,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:6:21"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 6, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Naïs Amalthēa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:115"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 115</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> of mixing wine with water: <cit><quote lang="la">Naïda Bacchus amat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:6:57"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 6, 57</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">puellae Naïdes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:10:10"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 10, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30348.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>a nymph</i> (Hamadryad, Nereid): <cit><quote lang="la">Naïda vulneribus succidit in arbore factis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:231"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 231</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inter Hamadryadas celeberrima Naias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:691"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 691</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Naïdes aequoreae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:557"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 557</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30348.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>The surname probably of a freedwoman</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Servilia Naïs,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:3"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 3</bibl></cit>.— Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nāĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of the Naids, proceeding from the Naids</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dona,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:32:40"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 32, 40</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30348.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nāĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 241</bibl>, col. 2.— In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">‡ Nāĭcē</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> p. 650</bibl>, n. 433.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_i^s" key="Na_i^s" opt="n" orig_id="n30349"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāĭs">Nais</head>, <itype opt="n">idis and ĭdos</itype>, v. Naias.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnam" key="nam" opt="n" orig_id="n30350"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nam">nam</head>, <i>conj.</i> <etym opt="n"><i>acc. sing. fem.</i> of pronom. stem na-; cf.: <foreign lang="greek">ἐγώ-νη, τύ-νη</foreign>; Lat. ne, nae; <abbr>masc.</abbr> num; cf.: tum, tam; quom, quam</etym>.  <sense id="n30350.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> To introduce a confirmation or explanation, <i>for</i> (always in prose beginning the sentence; cf.: enim, etenim, and <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref> C.). </sense><sense id="n30350.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Introducing an explanation or fuller statement of something already said. </sense><sense id="n30350.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">is pagus appellabatur Tigurinus. Nam omnis civitas Helvetia in quattuor pagos divisa est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:12:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 12, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quibus rebus auditis ... suas quoque copias in tres partes distribuerunt. Nam praesidio e regione castrorum relicto ... reliquas copias, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:61:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 61, 5</bibl></cit>: neque solum colent inter se ac diligent, sed etiam verebuntur. Nam maximum ornamentum amicitiae tollit, qui ex eā tollit verecundiam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:82"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 22, 82</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Part. Or.</title> 11, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:147"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 43, 147</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">pandite atque aperite propere januam hanc Orci, opsecro. Nam equidem 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>. —</sense><sense id="n30350.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Esp. </sense><sense id="n30350.5" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> To introduce an explanatory parenthetical clause: <cit><quote lang="la">omni ratione colenda justitia est, tum ipsa per sese (nam aliter justitia non esset), tum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:12:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 12, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et in insulā quae est in Fibreno —nam hoc, opinor, illi alteri flumini nomen est—sermoni reliquo demus operam sedentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tamen is ad id locorum talis vir (nam postea ambitione praeceps datus est), consulatum adpetere non audebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:63:6"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 63, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:40:9"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 40, 9</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.6" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> To resume the course of thought after a parenthetical interruption: <cit><quote lang="la">hic vero simul ... atque me mare transisse cognovit (audi, audi, atque attende ...), nam simul ac me Dyrrachium attigisse audivit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:41:98"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 41, 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">duplex inde Hannibali gaudium fuit (neque enim quidquam eorum, quae apud hostes agerentur, eum fallebat): nam et liberam Minucii temeritatem se suo modo capturum, et sollertiae Fabii dimidium virium decessisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:28:1"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 28, 1</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30350.7" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> To introduce an example, or several examples, illustrating a general statement, <i>for example, for instance</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed vivo Catone minores natu multi uno tempore oratores floruerunt. Nam et A. Albinus ... et litteratus et disertus fuit. Nam Q. Metellus ... in primis est habitus eloquens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:21:81"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 21, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quin etiam easdem causas ut quisque egerit utile erit scire. Nam de domo Ciceronis dixit Calidius, et pro Milone orationem Brutus exercitationis gratiā scripsit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:23"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 23</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:38">8, 6, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:1:23"><author>Prop.</author> 3 (4), 1, 23</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Introducing a ground or reason for a fact, command, or principle. </sense><sense id="n30350.9" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">quamobrem, Quirites, celebratote illos dies cum conjugibus ac liberis vestris: nam multi saepe honores dīs immortalibus justi habiti sunt, sed profecto justiores numquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:3:10:23"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 3, 10, 23</bibl></cit>: vires vitaque corpus meum nunc deserit omne: nam me visus homo pulcher, etc., <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:20:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 20, 40</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui ... dilectum habere noluerit. Nam sociorum auxilia aut ita imbecilla sunt, ut non multum nos juvare possint, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:1:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 1, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.10" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Esp., introducing the speaker's reason for a particular form of statement, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">Phoenices alias urbes in orā maritumā condidere ... nam de Carthagine silere melius puto quam parum dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:19:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 19, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">Mercuri (nam te docilis magistro Movit Amphion lapides canendo), etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:11:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 11, 1</bibl></cit>; so in a question: <cit><quote lang="la">una domus erat, idem victus isque communis ... nam quid ego de studiis dicam cognoscendi semper aliquid, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:27:104"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 27, 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quid ego de cotidiano sermone querimoniāque populi Romani loquar?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:129"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 49, § 129</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.11" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Loosely, introducing the speaker's reason for saying what precedes: nam ego ad Menaechmum nunc eo (<i>I have said this</i>), <i>for</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:96"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 1, 20 (96)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 1, 3 (25)</bibl> Brix ad loc.—So esp. after a general remark, introducing its illustration in the case in hand, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:79"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 1, 58 (79)</bibl> Spengel ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:1043"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 5, 1, 3 (1043)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:95"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 1, 17 (95)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.12" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> In a still looser connection, introducing a particular fact or argument in support of what precedes, <i>but, now, certainly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">L. Sisennae omnis facultas ex historiā ipsius perspici potest, quae cum facile vincat superiores, tum indicat quantum absit a summo ... Nam Q. Hortensii admodum adulescentis ingenium simul aspectum et probatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:64:228"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 64, 228</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:43:161">43, 161</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:31:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 31, 66</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:32:68">2, 32, 68</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">at prooemium aliquando et narrationem dicit malus homo et argumenta sic, ut nihil sit in his requirendum. Nam et latro pugnabit acriter, virtus tamen erit fortitudo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:20:10"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 20, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.13" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Ellipt., in reply to a question or remark, where the answer is implied, and nam introduces the reason for it; <i>for assuredly, certainly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos hunc Heracliensem, multis civitatibus expetitum ... de nostrā civitate eiciemus? Nam si quis minorem gloriae fructum putat ex Graecis versibus percipi quam ex Latinis, vehementer errat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:10:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 10, 22</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">numquid ergo hic Lysimachus, felicitate quādam dentibus leonis elapsus, ob hoc cum ipse regnaret mitior fuit? Nam Telesphorum Rhodium amicum suum ... in caveā velut novum animal aliquod ... pavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:17:3" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:17:3"><author>Sen.</author> de Ira 3, 17, 3</bibl></cit>; cf.: de eis rebus, inquit Crassus, quibus sciam poteroque. Tum ille: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quod tu non poteris aut nescies, quis nostrum tam impudens est, qui se scire aut posse postulet?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:22:101"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 22, 101</bibl></cit>.—So with particles of asseveration: mehercule, hercule, edepol, etc.: tamen tibi a me nulla orta est injuria. <abbr>Aes.</abbr> Nam hercle etiam hoc restat, i. e. <i>not yet; for that is to come hereafter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:190"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 190</bibl>: sume, posce, prome quidvis: te facio cellarium. <abbr>Er.</abbr> Nam nisi hercle manticinatus probe ero, fusti pectito, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:895"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 4, 2, 115 (895)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicunt ei fere nullam esse columnam, quae ad perpendiculum esse possit. Nam mehercule, inquit, sic agamus: columnae ad perpendiculum exigantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:133"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 51, § 133</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.14" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> The conjunction nam sometimes follows a word of the clause (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and perh. not ante-Aug.; v. Lachm. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:page=246"><author>Lucr.</author> p. 246</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">prohibent nam cetera Parcae Scire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:379"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 379</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solam nam perfidus ille Te colere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:421"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 421</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:585">10, 585</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:444">1, 444</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">olim nam quaerere amabam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:20"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:41">41</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego nam videor mihi sanus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:302"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 302</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">his nam plebecula plaudit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:186"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 186</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense id="n30350.15" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In transitions. </sense><sense id="n30350.16" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Introducing a new subject as of secondary importance; <i>but now, on the other hand</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quod rumores distulerunt malivoli, Multas contamināsse Graecas, dum facit Paucas Latinas: factum hic esse id non negat, Neque se pigere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:19"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quod purgas eos, quos ego mihi scripsi invidisse, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:15:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 15, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quod negas te dubitare quin magnā in offensā sim apud Pompeium hoc tempore, non video causam cur ita sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:2a:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 2, a, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:13:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 13, 47</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam auguralis libros ad commune utriusque nostrum otium serva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:11:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 11, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam Vestae nomen a Graecis est, i. e. though that of Janus, before named, is Latin,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:27:67"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 27, 67</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:31:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 31, 66</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:32:68">2, 32, 68</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:11:7"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 11, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:9">10, 1, 9</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.17" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp., in referring to a consideration too obvious to require discussion, <i>for obviously, for it is certain</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">postremo hoc in pectus tuum demitte, numquam populum Romanum beneficiis victum esse: nam bello quid valeat, tute scis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:102:11"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 102, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:26:3"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 26, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:23:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 23, 52</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:76"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 76</bibl>.</sense><sense id="n30350.18" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> In interrogations, emphatically, expressing wonder or emotion in the questioner; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">γάρ</foreign>. </sense><sense id="n30350.19" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> With an interrogative. </sense><sense id="n30350.20" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Beginning a sentence (anteclass. and <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): perdidisti omnem operam? <abbr>Ep.</abbr> Nam quī perdidi? <i>but how? but why?</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:132"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 2, 29 (132)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quem ego adspicio?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1122"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 3, 3 (1122)</bibl></cit>: quid ego ago? <abbr>Tr.</abbr> Nam quid tu, malum, me rogitas quid agas? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:368"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 1, 21 (368)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quae haec anus est exanimata a fratre quae egressa'st meo?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:732"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 732</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quid ita?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:897"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 897</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quem? alium habui neminem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:680"><author>id.</author> ib. 680</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quam ob rem? (= quamnam),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:552"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 1, 2 (552)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quā me causā extrusisti ex aedibus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 1, 1, 5 (44)</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quis te, juvenum confidentissime, nostras Jussit adire domos?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:445"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 445</bibl></cit> (but cf. Forbig. ad loc. and Kritz ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:19:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 19, 2</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">nam quae tam sera moratur Segnities?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:A. 2:373"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 373</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellua multorum es capitum. Nam quid sequar aut quem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:1:76"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 76</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.21" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Joined as enclitic to an interrogative word: <cit><quote lang="la">quinam homo hic ante aedīs nostras conqueritur?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:729"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 4, 9, 17 (729)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quidnam id est?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1169"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 5, 2, 45 (1169)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quisnam igitur tuebitur P. Scipionis memoriam mortui?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:80"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 36, § 80</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">O di immortales, ubinam gentium sumus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:4:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 4, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:10:24"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 10, 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed Allobroges diu in incerto habuere quidnam consilii caperent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:41:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 41, 1</bibl></cit>.—For quianam, v. quia <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n30350.22" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Separated from the interrogative word: <cit><quote lang="la">quid tibi ex filio nam, obsecro, aegre est?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1113"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 1, 27 (1113)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis ea'st nam optuma?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:136"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 1, 17 (136)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:417">3, 2, 3 (417)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid cerussa opus nam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:257"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 3, 101 (257)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis est nam ludus in undis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:9:39"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 9, 39</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.23" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> With <i>num</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">num tibi nam, amabo, janua est mordax mea?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:352"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 4, 1 (352)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num quid nam tibi molestum est, gnate mi, si, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:830"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 5, 1, 3 (830)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">comicum est et Terentianum numquidnam, cum exemptis num et nam sufficere ad interrogationem potuisset quid,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Donat.</author> ad Ter. And. 243</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num nam haec audivit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:517"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 517</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num quid nam de oratore ipso restat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:7:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Part. Or.</title> 7, 26</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30350.24" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Without an interrogative word (very rare): scis nam tibi quae praecepi? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:379"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 3, 1, 51 (379)</bibl>. (For fuller details, v. Hand, Turs. 4, pp. 1-22.)</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ma" key="na_ma" opt="n" orig_id="n30351"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāma">nama</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νᾶμα</foreign>, <sense id="n30351.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fluid, liquid</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">DEDICAVIT NAMA CVNCTIS,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 1914</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">NAMA SEBESIO,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>ib.</author> 1915</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNamne_tes" key="Namne_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n30352"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Namnētes">Namnetes</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30352.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people in Celtic Gaul, near the site of Nantes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:9:10"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 9, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:107"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 18, 32, § 107</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Namnis</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 188</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30352.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>the capital of the Namnetes, the modern Nantes</i>, Ven. Ep. 3.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnamque" key="namque" opt="n" orig_id="n30353"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nam-que">namque</head> (also written <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nanque</orth>), <sense id="n30353.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>cong.</i>, an emphatic confirmative particle, a strengthened nam, closely resembling that particle in its uses, but introducing the reason or explanation with more assurance; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">και γάρ</foreign>, <i>for indeed, for truly, for</i> (class. and freq., only before a vowel, and in Cicero and Caesar always, like nam, beginning the proposition; rarely before a consonant, and not in Caes., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:30:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 30, 62</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:2:6"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 2, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:20:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 20, 65</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Them:6:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Them.</title> 6, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ag:2:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Ages.</title> 2, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:41:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 41, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:85:35">85, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:28:4"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 28, 4</bibl>; Ant. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:13:20:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 13, 20, 45</bibl>; <author>Balb.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 13</bibl>, A. 2; and freq. in Liv.; v. Krebs, Antibarb. p. 732 sq.): pol mihi fortuna magis nunc defit quam genus: namque regnum suppetebat mi, etc., <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:19:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 19, 44</bibl> (Trag. v. 395 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">namque ita me di ament,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:111"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 2, 3 (111)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quo vix dicere audeo, quam multa saecula hominum teneantur. Namque ut olim deficere sol hominibus exstinguique visus est, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:22:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 22, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">namque illud quare, Scaevola, negāsti? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:16:71"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 16, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">namque hoc praestat amicitia propinquitati, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:5:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 5, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">namque tum Thraces eas regiones tenebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Milt:1:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Milt.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Milt:8:1">8, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Them:6:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Them.</title> 6, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Alc:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Alc.</title> 1, 2</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">namque umeris suspenderat arcum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:318"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 318</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:390">390</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">namque etsi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:583"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 583</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">namque est ille, pater quod erat meus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:6:41"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6, 41</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, like nam, after an address. Aeole—namque tibi, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:65"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 65</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pleonastic, namque enim tu, credo, mi imprudenti obrepseris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:61"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 23 (61)</bibl></cit> (Ritschl, nempe enim).—Placed after a word: is namque numerus, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:10"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgini venienti in forum (ibi namque in tabernis litterarum ludi erant), etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:44"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 44</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:31">4, 31</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">frumentum namque ex Etruriā, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:13:2"><author>id.</author> 4, 13, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:8:8">6, 8, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:25:2">9, 25, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:50:3">22, 50, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">frui namque pace,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:9:2"><author>id.</author> 4, 9, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:11:6">5, 11, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:4:8">6, 4, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:37:1">9, 37, 1</bibl> al.; <cit><quote lang="la">omnia namque ista, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:32"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mire namque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:29"><author>id.</author> 9, 2, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pinxere namque effigies herbarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:8"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 2, 4, § 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">duodecim namque populos, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:5:5"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 5, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non me impia namque Tartara habent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:733"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 733</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non hoc mihi namque negares,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:614"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 614</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_na1" key="na_na1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30354"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāna">nana</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. nanus, I. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNana2" key="Nana2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30355"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nana">Nana</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30355.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a nymph, daughter of Sangarius and mother of Atys</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, p. 158</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnanci^o" key="nanci^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30356"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nancĭo">nancio</head>, <itype opt="n">īre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nancĭor</orth>, <itype opt="n">īri</itype>, <i>v. dep. a.</i> <etym opt="n">root nac-, v. nanciscor</etym>, <sense id="n30356.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to get, gain, obtain</i> (post-class.): si nanciam populi desiderium, <author>Gracch.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 888</bibl> P.: in foedere Latino: PECVNIAM QVIS NANCITOR (i. e. nancitur) HABETO, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=166"><author>Fest.</author> p. 166</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnanciscor" key="nanciscor" opt="n" orig_id="n30357"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nanciscor">nanciscor</head>, <itype opt="n">nactus and nanctus</itype> (cf. Mai. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:10:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 10, 16</bibl>; Drak. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:31"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:30">25, 30</bibl>; <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> nanciscier, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:315"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 2, 59 (315)</bibl>), 3, <i>v. dep. a.</i> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. naç, obtain; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἐνεκ-</foreign> in <foreign lang="greek">ἤνεγκα</foreign>, etc.; cf.: <foreign lang="greek">ἀνάγκη</foreign>, necesse</etym> (in <i>pass. signif</i>, nactus, <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref> <abbr>fin.</abbr>), <sense id="n30357.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to get, obtain, receive</i> a thing (esp. by accident or without one's co-operation), <i>to meet with, stumble on, light on, find</i> a thing (syn.: offendo, reperio, deprehendo): <cit><quote lang="la">unde anulum istum nactus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:825"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 825</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quoniam nacti te, inquit, sumus aliquando otiosum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:5:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nactus sum etiam, qui Xenophontis similem esse se cuperet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:9:32"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 9, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum plus otii nactus ero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:7:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 7, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:36:87"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 36, 87</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">immanes beluas nanciscimur venando,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:64:161"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 64, 161</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:7:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 7, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">eum Philolai commentarios esse nanctum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:10:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 10, 16</bibl></cit> Mai.: <cit><quote lang="la">Cato sic abiit a vitā, ut causam moriendi nactum se esse gauderet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:30:74"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 30, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">se in silvas abdiderunt, locum nacti, egregie et naturā et opere munitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:9"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 9</bibl></cit>; hence, <i>to possess by birth, to have by nature</i>: maleficam (naturam) nactus est in corpore fingendo, Nep Ages. 8; of evil as well as good fortune: <cit><quote lang="la">quod sim nactus mali,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:967"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 967</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex nuptiis tuis si nihil nanciscor mali,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:543"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 543</bibl></cit>.—Esp., <i>to catch, contract</i> by infection or contagion: <cit><quote lang="la">nactus est morbum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:21:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 21, 2</bibl></cit>: febrim, <i>to contract</i> or <i>catch a fever</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tit.:10"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tit.</title> 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">milvo est quoddam bellum quasi naturale cum corvo, ergo alter alterius ubicumque nactus est ova, frangit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:49:125"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 49, 125</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30357.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to light upon, meet with, reach, find;</i> of inanim. things or living beings: <cit><quote lang="la">meum quod rete et hami nacti sunt, meum potissimum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:983"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 3, 46 (983)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitis claviculis suis quicquid est nacta, complectitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:15:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 15, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nactus idoneam ad navigandum tempestatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:23"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nactusque silentia ruris Exululat,</quote> <i><i>having reached the quiet country</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:232"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 232</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nactus, as passive,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:7:15:4"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 7, 15, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:1"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 1</bibl> and 8.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnanci_tor" key="nanci_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30358"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nancītor">nancitor</head>, v. nancio.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnanctus" key="nanctus" opt="n" orig_id="n30359"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nanctus">nanctus</head>, v. nanciscor <sense id="n30359.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>it.</i></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNanis" key="Nanis" opt="n" orig_id="n30360"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nanis">Nanis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nana</etym>, <sense id="n30360.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> p. 48</bibl>, n. 269.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNanne_tes" key="Nanne_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n30361"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nannētes">Nannetes</head>, v. Namnetes.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnanque" key="nanque" opt="n" orig_id="n30362"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nanque">nanque</head>, v. namque.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnans" key="nans" opt="n" orig_id="n30363"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nans">nans</head>, <itype opt="n">nantis</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, v. 1. no.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNantu^a_tes" key="Nantu^a_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n30364"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nantŭātes">Nantuates</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30364.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people in</i> Gallia Narbonensis, <i>at the foot of the Alps</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:10">4, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:137"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 20, 24, § 137</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_nus" key="na_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30365"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nānus">nanus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νάννος</foreign> and <foreign lang="greek">νᾶνος</foreign> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:13:2"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 13, 2</bibl> sq.); in vulg. lang., <sense id="n30365.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a dwarf</i> (pure Lat. pumilio): <cit><quote lang="la">interrogatum a quodam nano,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:61"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 61</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:8:41"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 8, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:32"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 32</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30365.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <i>a female dwarf</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nanos et nanas et moriones populo donavit,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Alex. Sev.</title> 34</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30365.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30365.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A small horse</i>, Helv. Cinn. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:13:5"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 13, 5</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:13:4"><author>id.</author> ib. § 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30365.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A low, shallow water-vessel</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vas aquarium vocant futim ... quo postea accessit nanus cum Graeco nomine, et cum Latino nomine, Graecā figurā barbatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:119"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 119</bibl></cit> Müll.; cf. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=176"><author>Fest.</author> p. 176</bibl> ib.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^paeus" key="na^paeus" opt="n" orig_id="n30366"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="năpaeus">napaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναπαῖος</foreign>, <sense id="n30366.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a wooded vale</i> or <i>dell</i>: nymphae napaeae, <i>dell-nymphs</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:264"><author>Col.</author> poët. 10, 264</bibl>. —Hence, </sense><sense id="n30366.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Năpaeae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the dell-nymphs</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">faciles venerare Napaeas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:535"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 535</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:255"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 255</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Nemes.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 2, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa^pe_" key="Na^pe_" opt="n" orig_id="n30367"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Năpē">Nape</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30367.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a dog</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:214"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 214</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30367.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The name of a woman</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:12:4"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 12, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaphtha" key="naphtha" opt="n" orig_id="n30368"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naphtha">naphtha</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">napthas</orth>, Sall. ap. Prob. Cathol. 1465 P.), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ἡ νάφθα</foreign> (collat. form of <foreign lang="greek">ὁ νάφθας</foreign>), <sense id="n30368.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>naphtha</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">similis (maithae) est natura naphthae: ita appellatur circa Babyloniam et in Astacenis Parthiae profluens bituminis liquidi modo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:235"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 105, 109, § 235</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:158"><author>id.</author> 24, 17, 101, § 158</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:179">35, 15, 51, § 179</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:23:6:38"><author>Amm.</author>23, 6, 38</bibl> (called oleum incendiarium, <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 8</bibl> and 18; and: <cit><quote lang="la">oleum vivum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Grat.</author> <title>Cyn.</title> 434</bibl></cit>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_pi_na" key="na_pi_na" opt="n" orig_id="n30369"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāpīna">napina</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">napus</etym>, <sense id="n30369.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a turnip-field</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:71"><author>Col.</author> 11, 2, 71</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnapurae" key="napurae" opt="n" orig_id="n30370"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="napurae">napurae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30370.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>straw ropes</i>: nectere ligare significat ... pontifex minor ex stramentis napuras nectito, id est funiculos facito, quibus sues annectantur, Paul. ex Fest. s. v. nectere, p. 165 Müll.; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl> p. 169.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_pus" key="na_pus" opt="n" orig_id="n30371"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāpus">napus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30371.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of turnip, a navew</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:10:23"><author>Col.</author> 2, 10, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:56:1">12, 56, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:131"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 13, 35, § 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:75">19, 5, 25, § 75</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:20"><author>Mart.</author> 13, 20</bibl> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_py" key="na_py" opt="n" orig_id="n30372"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāpy">napy</head>, <itype opt="n">yŏs</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νᾶπυ</foreign> (an old form for <foreign lang="greek">σίναπι</foreign>), <sense id="n30372.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>mustard</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sinapi Athenienses napy appellaverunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:171"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 8, 54, § 171</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alterum thlaspi aliqui Persicum napy appellaverunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:140"><author>id.</author> 27, 13, 113, § 140</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_r1" key="Na_r1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30373"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nār">Nar</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Nāris</orth>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νάρ</foreign>, <sense id="n30373.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river of Italy, which rises in the Apennines, flows through a part of the Sabine territory and Umbria, and joins the Tiber</i>, now <i>Nera</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nar amnis exhaurit illos (Velinos lacus) sulphureis aquis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:109"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 12, 17, § 109</bibl></cit>; cf.: Solporeas posuit spiramina Naris ad undas, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 691</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 265 Vahl.); and: <cit><quote lang="la">audiit amnis Sulfureā Nar albus aquā fontesque Velini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:517"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 517</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 12</bibl> de deis; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:330"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 330</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod Lacus Velinus in Narem defluit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:15:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 15, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nare ac mox Tiberi devectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:9"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 9</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNar2" key="Nar2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30374"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nar">Nar</head>, Nartis; only <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nartes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30374.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>dwellers on the banks of the Nar</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Interamnates, cognomine Nartes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:113"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 14, 19, § 113</bibl></cit>; <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">Interamnatium Nartium,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 407, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNar3" key="Nar3" n="3" opt="n" orig_id="n30375"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nar">Nar</head>, <itype opt="n">Nartis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30375.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river of Illyria</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:3:13"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 3, 13</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNarbo" key="Narbo" opt="n" orig_id="n30376"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Narbo">Narbo</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, and (late Lat.) <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Narbōna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, also with the appellation Marcius (after the consul Q. Marcius Rex, who led a colony thither A. U. C. 636), <sense id="n30376.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Gaul, from which</i> Gallia Narbonensis <i>takes its name</i>, the mod. <i>Narbonne</i>.—Form Narbo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:5:2"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 5, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:5:6">2, 5, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:32"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 4, 5, § 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Font.</title> 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:16:36">16, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:15:5"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 15, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:8:1">2, 8, 1</bibl>.— Form Narbona, Capitol. Max. et Balb. 5, 8; <bibl default="NO"><author>Eutr.</author> 4, 23</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 218</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30376.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Narbōnensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Narbo, Narbonian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">colonia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:43:160"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 43, 160</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:51:140"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 51, 140</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">coloni Narbonenses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:2:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Font.</title> 2, 14</bibl></cit>: Gallia, <i>the province of Gaul beyond the Alps</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:5:1"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 5, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:105"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 17, 31, § 105</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30376.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Narbōnĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Narbo</i> or <i>to Narbonian Gaul, Narbonian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:43"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 3, 4, § 43</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarce_" key="narce_" opt="n" orig_id="n30377"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narcē">narce</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νάρκη</foreign>, <sense id="n30377.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a numbness, torpor</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">a narce narcissus dictus, non a fabuloso puero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:128"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 19, 75, § 128</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarcissi^nus" key="narcissi^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30378"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narcissĭnus">narcissinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναρκίσσινος</foreign>, <sense id="n30378.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>from the narcissus, narcissus-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">oleum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:129"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 19, 75, § 129</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unguentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:6"><author>id.</author> 13, 1, 2, § 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarcissi_tis" key="narcissi_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n30379"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narcissītis">narcissitis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναρκισσῖτις</foreign>, <sense id="n30379.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:188"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 11, 73, § 188</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarcissus1" key="narcissus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30380"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narcissus">narcissus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νάρκισσος</foreign>, <sense id="n30380.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the narcissus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:25"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 5, 12, § 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:128">21, 19, 75, § 128</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:5:38"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 5, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:123"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 123</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:160">160</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNarcissus2" key="Narcissus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30381"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Narcissus">Narcissus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30381.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Narcissus, the son of Cephisus and the nymph Liriope. He was exceedingly beautiful, and fell so violently in love with himself on beholding his image in a fountain, that he wasted away with desire, until he was changed into the flower of the same name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:407"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 407</bibl> sq. —</sense><sense id="n30381.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Narcissus, a freedman of Claudius, by whose orders Messalina was put to death</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:29"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 29</bibl> sqq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:329"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 329</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnardi^fer" key="nardi^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n30382"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nardĭfer">nardifer</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nardus-fero</etym>, <sense id="n30382.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nard-bearing</i> Ganges, <bibl default="NO"><author>Grat.</author> <title>Cyn.</title> 314</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnardi^nus" key="nardi^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30383"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nardĭnus">nardinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">νάρδινος</foreign>. <sense id="n30383.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>made of nard, nard-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">unguentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:15"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 1, 2, § 15</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nardĭ-num</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. vinum), <i>wine flavored with nard</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">deprompsit nardini amphoram cellarius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:823"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 2, 11 (823)</bibl></cit> Brix ad loc.—</sense><sense id="n30383.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Resembling nard</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pira,</quote> <i><i>that smell like nard</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:55"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 15, 16, § 55</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnardosta^chy^on" key="nardosta^chy^on" opt="n" orig_id="n30384"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nardostăchyon">nardostachyon</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναρδόσταχυς</foreign>, <sense id="n30384.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>spikenard</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2003,001:7:6:section=282"><author>Apic.</author> 7, 6, § 282</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2003,001:8:2:section=347">8, 2, § 347</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> <title>de Diaet.</title> 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnardostati^us" key="nardostati^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30385"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nardostatĭus">nardostatius</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30385.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>spikenard</i>, i. q. nardostachyon, <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> <title>de Diaet.</title> 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnardus" key="nardus" opt="n" orig_id="n30386"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nardus">nardus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nardum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νάρδος</foreign>, <sense id="n30386.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nard</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:42"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 12, 26, § 42</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nardus Gallicus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:46"><author>id.</author> 12, 12, 26, § 46</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30386.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>nard-balsam, nard-oil</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Assyriāque nardo Potamus uncti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:11:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 11, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Syrio madefactus tempora nardo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:6:63"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 6, 63</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_res" key="na_res" opt="n" orig_id="n30387"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāres">nares</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, v. naris.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ri^no_sus" key="na_ri^no_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n30388"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nārĭnōsus">narinosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">naris</etym>, <sense id="n30388.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>broadnosed</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum diis suis narinosis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 5, 12, 13</bibl></cit> dub. (al. varicosis, cariosis, curiosis).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ri^pu^tens" key="na_ri^pu^tens" opt="n" orig_id="n30389"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nārĭpŭtens">nariputens</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-trens</orth>), <itype opt="n">entis</itype> <etym opt="n">narisputeo</etym>, <sense id="n30389.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>offensive in the nose</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Anthol. Lat.</author> 5, 205, 4</bibl> (1134, 4 Burm.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ris" key="na_ris" opt="n" orig_id="n30390"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāris">naris</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">for nasis, from root na-; Sanscr. nārā, water; nāsā, nose; kindred to nasus; cf.: no, nāre</etym>, <i>a nostril</i>, usually in <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāres</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the nostrils, the nose.</i>  <sense id="n30390.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30390.2" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> In <number opt="n">sing.</number> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in postclass. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">et lati rictūs et panda loquenti Naris erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:675"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 675</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:141">6, 141</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:253">12, 253</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:520"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 520</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:33"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 33</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Grat.</author> <title>Cyn.</title> 172</bibl>; Macer. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 82</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:8:9:17"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 8, 9, 17</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 1, 13</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30390.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">nares, eo, quod omnis odor ad supera fertur, recte sursum sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:56:141"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 56, 141</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nares contractiores habent introitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:57:145"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 57, 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fasciculum ad nares admovere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:18:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 18, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mediis in naribus ingens gibbus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:108"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patulis captavit naribus auras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:376"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 376</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30390.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The nose</i>, as an organ expressive of sagacity, and also of scorn and anger: <cit><quote lang="la">naribus ducere tura,</quote> <i><i>to smell</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:1:21"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 1, 21</bibl></cit>: naribus labrisque non fere quicquam decenter ostendimus, tametsi derisus iis, contemptus, fastidium significari solet, nam et corrugare nares, ut Horatius ait ... indecorum est, etc., <i>to turn up the nose, to sneer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:80"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 80</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne sordida mappa Corruget nares,</quote> <i><i>cause you to turn up your nose</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:5:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 5, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnis copia narium,</quote> <i><i>sweet-smelling flowers</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:15:6"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 15, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de nare loqui,</quote> <i><i>to speak through the nose</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:33"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 33</bibl></cit>: Aesopus naris emunctae senex, <i>of a clean nose</i>, i. e. <i>of sharp perception, of fine powers of observation</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:3:3:14"><author>Phaedr.</author> 3, 3, 14</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">(Lucilius) emunctae naris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">acutae nares,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:30"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 3, 30</bibl></cit>; and on the contrary: <cit><quote lang="la">homo naris obesae,</quote> <i><i>of a dull nose</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:12:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 12, 3</bibl></cit>: naribus uti, <i>to turn up the nose</i>, i. e. <i>to banter, ridicule</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:19:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 19, 45</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">rides et nimis uncis naribus indulges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:41"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 41</bibl></cit>.—Of anger: Calpurni saevam legem Pisoni' reprendi, Eduxique animam in prioribu' naribus, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 427, 32</bibl> (Sat. 20, 4): <cit><quote lang="la">in naribus primoribus vix pertuli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0404,001:ib. 33"><author>Afran.</author> ib. 33</bibl></cit> (Com. Rel. v. 384 Rib.).—</sense><sense id="n30390.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>an opening, orifice, vent, air-hole</i>, of a canal, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">inter duos parietes canalis ducatur, habens nares ad locum patentem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:4"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:10">7, 10</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Prob.</title> 21</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 9, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaristi" key="Naristi" opt="n" orig_id="n30391"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naristi">Naristi</head> (v. l. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Varisti</orth>; also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Varistae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Capitol.</author> <title>Anton. Phil.</title> 22, 1</bibl>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30391.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of Germany, part of the Suevi, near the Hermundurians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:42"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 42</bibl>; Cap. Marc. Aur. 22.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ri_ta" key="na_ri_ta" opt="n" orig_id="n30392"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nārīta">narita</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νηρίτης</foreign>, <sense id="n30392.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of sea-snail</i>, Plaut. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=166"><author>Fest.</author> p. 166</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ri^tas" key="na_ri^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n30393"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nārĭtas">naritas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">narus for gnarus; cf. gnaritas</etym>, <sense id="n30393.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>knowledge, discernment;</i> nares a naritate dictae sunt, Don. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:397"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 397</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNarni^a" key="Narni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30394"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Narnĭa">Narnia</head>, ae. <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30394.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an Umbrian city on the Nar</i>, now <i>Narni</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:10"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:9">27, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:15">29, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:9"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 9</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30394.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Narnĭensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Narnia, Narnian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:51"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 4, 28, § 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:50"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 50</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <cit><quote lang="la">(sc. ager),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:4:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 4, 1</bibl></cit>.— In <i>plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Narnĭenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Narnia, the Narnians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:113"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 14, 19, § 113</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa^ro" key="Na^ro" opt="n" orig_id="n30395"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Năro">Naro</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30395.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river in Dalmatia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:143"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 22, 26, § 143</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaro_na" key="Naro_na" opt="n" orig_id="n30396"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Narōna">Narona</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30396.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Dalmatia</i>, now <i>Opus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:3:13"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 3, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:142"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 22, 26, § 142</bibl>; Vatin. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:9:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 9, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:10:4">5, 10, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:77:3"><author>Cic.</author> ib. 13, 77, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarra_bi^lis" key="narra_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30397"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narrābĭlis">narrabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">narro</etym>, <sense id="n30397.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that can be narrated</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:2:61"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 2, 61</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarra_ti^o" key="narra_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30398"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narrātĭo">narratio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">narro</etym>, <i>a relating, narrating, a narration, narrative</i>.  <sense id="n30398.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">narrationes credibiles, nec historico, sed prope cotidiano sermone explicatae dilucide,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:26:124"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 26, 124</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rem narrare ita ut verisimilis narratio sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:19:80"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 19, 80</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si exponenda est narratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:62:210"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 62, 210</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:4:5:2"><author>Phaedr.</author> 4, 5, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30398.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., in rhet.: <cit><quote lang="la">narratio est rerum gestarum, aut ut gestarum, expositio: narrationum genera sunt tria, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:19:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 19, 27</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:19:80"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 19, 80</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:9:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Part. Or.</title> 9, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:1:8:12"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 1, 8, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:1"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 2, 1</bibl> sq.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 5, § 550</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarra_ti^uncu^la" key="narra_ti^uncu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30399"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narrātĭuncŭla">narratiuncula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">narratio</etym>, <sense id="n30399.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small, short narrative</i> (post-Aug.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:9:6"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 9, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:33:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 33, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarra_ti_ve_" key="narra_ti_ve_" opt="n" orig_id="n30400"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narrātīvē">narrative</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">narro</etym>, <sense id="n30400.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>in the way of narration</i>, Don. ad Ter. argum. And.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarra_ti_vus" key="narra_ti_vus" opt="n" orig_id="n30401"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narrātīvus">narrativus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">narro</etym>, <sense id="n30401.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>suitable for narration</i>, Empor. Rhet. de Loco Comm. p. 567, 2: <cit><quote lang="la">principium (Aeneidos),</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 1, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarra_tor" key="narra_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30402"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narrātor">narrator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">narro</etym>, <sense id="n30402.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a relater, narrator, historian</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">narratores faceti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:54:219"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 54, 219</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:12:54"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 12, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">disertus rerum suarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:36"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a narratoribus oratoribusque praecipua materia in laudem principis adsumta est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:2"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 16, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarra_tum" key="narra_tum" opt="n" orig_id="n30403"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narrātum">narratum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, v. narro <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarra_tus1" key="narra_tus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30404"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narrātus">narratus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood>, v. narro.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnarra_tus2" key="narra_tus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30405"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narrātus">narratus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">narro</etym>, <sense id="n30405.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a narration, narrative</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-class. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">veniet narratibus hora Tempestiva meis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:499"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 499</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:30:2"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 30, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarro" key="narro" opt="n" orig_id="n30406"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narro">narro</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">for gnarigo (gnarigavit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=95"><author>Fest.</author> p. 95</bibl>) from gnarus; Sanscr. gnā, know; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">γιγνώσκω</foreign>; cf.: nosco (gnosco), ignoro</etym>, <i>to tell, relate, narrate, report, recount, set forth</i> (syn.: memoro, nuntio, trado).  <sense id="n30406.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid mihi istaec narras?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:784"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 784</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego tibi ea narro quae tu melius scis, quam ipse, qui narro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:6:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 6, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">garrula pericula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:82"><author>Juv.</author> 12, 82</bibl></cit>.—With <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi Philargyrus narravit, te interdum sollicitum esse vehementius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:1:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 1, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Clitarchus tibi narravit Darium ab Alexandro esse superatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:10:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne narres te sudavisse ferendo Carmina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:13:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 13, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">narrare virtutem alicujus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:536"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 536</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:84"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 22, 24, § 84</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cibos suos homini narrabimus,</quote> <i><i>set forth, explain</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20 praef"><author>id.</author> 20 praef.</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">narrat, ut virgo ab se integra etiam tum siet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:145"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 145</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Pass.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ita narrentur ut gestae res erunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:20:29"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 20, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec inter paucos palam secreto narrantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:1:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in comoediis res ipsa narratur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:22:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 22, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae in provinciis facta narrabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:6:6"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 6, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:11"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 8, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:76">4, 2, 76</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:7:27:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 27, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:22"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">rationes ... satis narratas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:11"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 11</bibl></cit>.—With <i>de</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quā (epistulā) Crassi libertum ais tibi de meā sollicitudine macieque narrāsse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:15:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 15, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mores ejus, de quo narres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:59:241"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 59, 241</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de quibus nos narrabimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:3:14:24"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 3, 14, 24</bibl></cit>; cf. in the foll.: male, bene narrare, <i>to tell bad</i> or <i>good news</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">male narras de Nepotis filio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:14:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 14, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Othonem quod speras posse vinci, sane bene narras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:33:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 33, 2</bibl></cit>.—Of things: <cit><quote lang="la">quid istaec tabellae narrant?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:498"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 3, 29 (498)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si res publica tibi narrare posset, quomodo sese haberet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ejus oratio de animo tuo, de sermonibus, quos de me haberes cotidie, mihi narraret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:1:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: narratur and narrant, <i>it is said, they say</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Paridis propter narratur amorem Graecia Barbariae lento collisa duello,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:2:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 2, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:6:19"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 6, 19</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">versiculos in me narratur scribere Cinna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:9:1"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 9, 1</bibl></cit>; but narratur with <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> is rare: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc Chamavos et Angrivarios immigrāsse narratur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:33"><author>Tac.</author> G. 33 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eoque terrore aves tunc siluisse narratur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:121"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 28, § 121</bibl></cit> (Jan. narrantque; cf. Zumpt, Gram. § 607): <cit><quote lang="la">narrant, et in Ponto Caecian in se trahere nubes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:126"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 47, 48, § 126</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:236">2, 106, 110, § 236</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:75">32, 7, 24, § 75</bibl> et saep.: narror, narraris = narratur de me, de te, <i>to be the subject of talk, it is said</i> of me, thee, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">rideor ubique, narror, ostendor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:Decl. 14:12"><author>Quint.</author> <title>Decl.</title> 14, 12 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dulcis in Elysio narraris fabula campi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:52:5"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 52, 5</bibl></cit>: Sibi narrare, <i>to inform one's self, learn</i>: Cape has tabellas; <cit><quote lang="la">tute hinc narrato tibi, quae me miseria contabefecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:20"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 1, 18 (20)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30406.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>to say, speak, tell</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">narra, quid est, quid ait?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1027"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 2, 67 (1027)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego quid narres nescio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:477"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 477</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:401"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 401</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non possum satis narrare quos ludos praebueris intus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1010"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1010</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quantum distet ab Inacho Codrus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:19:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 19, 3</bibl></cit>.— Hence, narro tibi, <i>I tell you, I assure you, in fact, seriously</i>, a form of asseveration: <cit><quote lang="la">narro tibi: plane relegatus mihi videor, postea quam in Formiano sum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:11:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">narro tibi, haec loca venusta sunt, abdita certe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:16a:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 15, 16, A</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:21:1">15, 21, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">navita de ventis, de tauris narrat arator,</quote> <i><i>talks</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:1:43"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 1, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne res per quemquam narraretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:9:19"><author>Just.</author> 1, 9, 19</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30406.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp., <i>to dedicate</i>: librum alicui, Plin. praef. § 1.—Hence, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">narrātum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>that which is told</i> or <i>narrated</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc quoque, Tiresia, praeter narrata petenti Responde,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNarseus" key="Narseus" opt="n" orig_id="n30407"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Narseus">Narseus</head> (dissyl.), <itype opt="n">ĕos</itype>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Narses</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30407.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Persian king</i>, Junand. Reb. Get. 21; <bibl default="NO"><author>Eutr.</author> 9, 25</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNartes" key="Nartes" opt="n" orig_id="n30408"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nartes">Nartes</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. 2, Nar.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnarthe_ci^a" key="narthe_ci^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30409"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narthēcĭa">narthecia</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">narthēcya</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <sense id="n30409.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>f</i>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναρθηκία</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">ναρθηκύα</foreign>, <i>a low species of</i> ferula, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:123"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 22, 42, § 123</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarthe_ci^um" key="narthe_ci^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30410"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narthēcĭum">narthecium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναρθήκιον</foreign> (lit. a piece of narthex-wood which has been hollowed out for keeping ointments and medicines in; <sense id="n30410.0" level="1" n="" opt="n">hence any vessel in which these articles are kept), <i><i>an ointment-box, a medicine-chest</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:78:1"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 78, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam doloris medicamenta illa Epicurea tamquam de narthecio proment,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:7:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 7, 22</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnarthex" key="narthex" opt="n" orig_id="n30411"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="narthex">narthex</head>, <itype opt="n">ēcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁ νάρθηξ</foreign>, <sense id="n30411.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the shrub</i> ferula, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:123"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 22, 42, § 123</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_rus" key="na_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n30412"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nārus">narus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. gnarus <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_ry^ci^a" key="Na_ry^ci^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30413"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nārycĭa">Narycia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30413.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the city of Locri, founded in Lower Italy by the Ozolian Locrians</i> (from Narycion), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:705"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 705</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_ry^ci^on" key="Na_ry^ci^on" opt="n" orig_id="n30414"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nārycĭon">Narycion</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναρύκιον</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:27"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 17, 12, § 27</bibl>; and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nāryx</orth>, <itype opt="n">ycis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νάρυξ</foreign>, <sense id="n30414.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of the Ozolian Locrians</i>, a colony from which built the city of Locri, in Italy, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:27"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 17, 12, § 27</bibl> (Jan. Narycum).</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nārycĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναρύκιος</foreign>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the city of Narycion</i> (the birthplace of Ajax Oïleus), <i>Narycian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic et Narycii posuerunt moenia Locri (cf. Narycion),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:399"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 399</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:438"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 438</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lelex,</quote> <i><i>a king of the Locrians</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:312"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 312</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heros,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the son of Ajax Oïleus, who led the colony of Locrians to Italy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:468"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 468</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa^sa^mon" key="Na^sa^mon" opt="n" orig_id="n30415"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Năsămon">Nasamon</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, cf. Nasamones.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNa^sa^mo_nes" key="Na^sa^mo_nes" opt="n" orig_id="n30416"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Năsămōnes">Nasamones</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νασαμῶνες</foreign>, <sense id="n30416.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Libyan people to the south-west of Cyrenaica, extending to the Great Syrtis</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:33"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 5, 5, § 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:14">7, 2, 2, § 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:104">13, 17, 23, § 104</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tota commercia mundo Naufragiis Nasamones habent (because they plundered shipwrecked persons),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:443"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 443</bibl></cit>.—In <i>sing., a Nasamonian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quas (herbas) Nasamon, gens dura, legit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:439"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 439</bibl></cit>; <case opt="n">acc.</case> Nasamona, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:6:44"><author>Sil.</author> 6, 44</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30416.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Năsămōnĭăcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nasamonian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:16:630"><author>Sil.</author> 16, 630</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:129"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 129</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30416.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>African</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">rex,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Hannibal</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:6:75"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 4, 6, 75</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30416.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Năsămōnĭăs</orth>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νασαμωνιάς</foreign>, <i>the Nasamonian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nasamonias Harpe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:117"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 117</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30416.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Năsămōnītis</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νασαμωνῖτις</foreign>, <i>a precious stone</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:175"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 64, § 175</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30416.5" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nă-sămōnĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nasamonian;</i> <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for <i>African</i>: natus Nasamonii Tonantis, i. e. <i>Alexander</i>, because he passed for the son of Jupiter Ammon, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:2:7:93"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 93</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Jugurtha,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:9:257"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 9, 257</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnascens" key="nascens" opt="n" orig_id="n30417"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nascens">nascens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from nascor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnascenti^a1" key="nascenti^a1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30418"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nascentĭa">nascentia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nascor</etym>, <sense id="n30418.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>birth</i> (Vitruv.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:9:7"><author>Vitr.</author> 9, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnascenti^a2" key="nascenti^a2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30419"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nascentĭa">nascentia</head>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, v. nascor, II. <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> A. 2.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnasci^bi^lis" key="nasci^bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30420"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nascĭbĭlis">nascibilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nascor</etym>, <sense id="n30420.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that can be born</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 3, 19</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">3, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNasci^o" key="Nasci^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30421"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nascĭo">Nascio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30421.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the goddess of birth;</i> v. natio, <abbr>init.</abbr>, I.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnasco" key="nasco" opt="n" orig_id="n30422"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nasco">nasco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, v. nascor <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnascor" key="nascor" opt="n" orig_id="n30423"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nascor">nascor</head>, <itype opt="n">nātus, nasci</itype> (ante-class., and in poets of the class. period also gnatus, v. under <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> B.; <i>part. fut.</i> nasciturus, <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Jun.</title> 7, § 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,007:13:8"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Judic.</title> 13, 8</bibl>), <itype opt="n">3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. dep.</pos> <etym opt="n">from gnascor, gnatus, root gen, whence gigno; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">γεννάω</foreign></etym>, <i>to be born, to be begotten</i> (of or by male or female).  <sense id="n30423.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>; constr. with <i>ex</i> or <i>de</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case>, or with <case opt="n">abl.</case> alone; rarely with <i>ab</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case> </sense><sense id="n30423.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>ex</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case> (esp. with name or other appellation of the mother): <cit><quote lang="la">cum ex utrāque (uxore) filius natus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:40:183"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 40, 183</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus ex filiā natus est Sestius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:8:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 8, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Servius Tullius ex serva Tarquiniensi natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:21:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 21, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex hac feminā debuit nasci, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:12:16:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>ad Helv.</title> 16, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natam sibi ex Poppaeā filiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:23"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 23 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex Thetide natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:7:11"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 7, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex Urbiniā natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:2:5"><author>id.</author> 7, 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Alexandri filius natus ex Barsine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:13:2:7"><author>Just.</author> 13, 2, 7</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">negantis (Domitii) quidquam ex se et Agrippinā nisi detestabile nasci potuisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:6"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod ex nobis natos liberos appellamus, idcirco Cerere nati nominati sunt Liber et Libera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:24:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 24, 62</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">convinces facile ex te esse natum, nam tui similis est probe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1030"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 1030</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex militibus Romanis et Hispanis mulieribus natos se memorantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:3:2"><author>Liv.</author> 43, 3, 2</bibl></cit>; very rarely with a designation of the father, and only with pronouns: <cit><quote lang="la">ex hoc Domitius nascitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 4 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neoptolemus ex quo nata est Olympias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:17:3:14"><author>Just.</author> 17, 3, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex quo nasci nepotes deceat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:14:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 14, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illum ex me natum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:5:10"><author>Val. Max.</author> 5, 10</bibl></cit> ext. 3; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quod tibi filiolus vel filia nascitur ex me,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:9:83"><author>Juv.</author> 9, 83</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30423.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>de</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">de tigride natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:612"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 612</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">de stirpe dei nasci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:312"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 312</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de pellice natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:422"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 422</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natus de muliere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,020:14:1"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Job</title> 14, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">15, 14</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n30423.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">abl.</case> (so usually with proper names; and with general designations of parents, family, etc.): <cit><quote lang="la">quos omnes Erebo et Nocte natos ferunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:17:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 17, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hercules Jove natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:16:42"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 16, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nilo natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:16:42"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 16, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nascetur Oedipus Lao,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:13:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 13, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patre Marte,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Paulo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:33:121"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 33, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">privignus Poppaeā natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:55"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ascanius Creusā matre natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:3:2"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: Junia, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:127:4"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 127, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">amplissimā familiā nati adulescentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:37:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 37, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">honestis parentibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:11:85"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 11, 85</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:7:21:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 7, 21, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mela quibus Gallio et Seneca parentibus natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:17"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 16, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deus deo natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:16:3"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 16, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imperioso patre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:4:5"><author>id.</author> 7, 4, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:1:12">9, 1, 12</bibl>: Assaraco natus Capus, Enn. ap. Philarg. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:35"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 35</bibl> (Ann. v. 31 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">patre certo nasci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:16:46"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 16, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Apolline natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:639"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 639</bibl></cit>: natus deā, <i>son of a goddess</i>, i. e. <i>Achilles</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:86"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 86</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">natus deā,</quote> <i><i>of Aeneas</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:582"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 582</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">matre Musā natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:18:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 18, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nascetur pulcrā Trojanus origine Caesar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:286"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 286</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30423.5" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> With <i>ab</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">generari et nasci a principibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:16"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et qui nascentur ab illo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:434"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 434</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30423.6" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> In other constrr.: <cit><quote lang="la">post homines natos,</quote> <i><i>since men have lived</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:11:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 11, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">post genus hominum natum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:10:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 10, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in miseriam nascimur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:5:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 5, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aves omnes in pedes nascuntur,</quote> <i><i>with the feet foremost</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:149"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 53, 74, § 149</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad homines nascendos vim hujus numeri (septenarii) pertinere,</quote> <i><i>to the formation of man in the womb</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:10:7"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 10, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo nascitur ad laborem,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>it is his nature to suffer it</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,020:5:7"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Job</title> 5, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30423.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to rise, take beginning, derive origin, spring forth, grow, be found</i>: O fortunatam natam me consule Romam, Cic. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:24"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 24</bibl>; and ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:122"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 122</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">humi nascentia fraga,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:92"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum nata fuerint folia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,049:13:28"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Marc.</title> 13, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nascitur ibi plumbum album in mediterraneis regionibus,</quote> <i><i>is found, produced</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:12"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">onyx nascitur circa Thebas Aegyptias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:61"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 8, 12, § 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex palude nascitur amnis,</quote> <i><i>rises</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:190"><author>id.</author> 36, 26, 65, § 190</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nascere, praeque diem veniens age, Lucifer, almum,</quote> <i><i>rise</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:17"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde nigerrimus Auster Nascitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:278"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 278</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nascens luna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:23:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 23, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:30"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 30</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nascentia templa,</quote> <i><i>newly built</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:4:3"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Circaeis nata forent an Lucrinum ad saxum ... ostrea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:4:140"><author>Juv.</author> 4, 140</bibl></cit>.—<i>To rise, be formed</i> (of a hill): <cit><quote lang="la">ab eo flumine collis nascebatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:18"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 2, 18</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nascitur altera moles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:530"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 530</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30423.8" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30423.9" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To arise, spring forth, proceed from, be produced</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">scribes ad me, ut mihi nascatur epistulae argumentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:22:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 22, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulla tam detestabilis pestis est, quae non homini ab homine nascatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:5:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 5, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fateor ea me studiose secutum ex quibus vera gloria nasci posset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:4:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 4, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facinus natum a cupiditate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:82"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 34, § 82</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:16:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> 16, 37</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">visus ei dicitur draco ... dicere quo illa loci nasceretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:66:135"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 66, 135</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">strumae nascuntur maxime in cervice,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:28:7"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 28, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:12:1">7, 12, 1</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; 7, 6, 4 <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">onychem in Arabiae tantum montibus nasci putavere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:59"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 7, 12, § 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frumenta nata sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:147"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 63, § 147</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex quo uno haec omnia nata et profecta esse concedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:85"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 28, 85</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:90"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 33, 90</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">profectio nata a timore defectionis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:43"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">querelae verae nascuntur pectore ab imo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:198"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 198</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnis obligatio vel ex contractu nascitur vel ex delicto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 3:88"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 3, 88</bibl></cit> sq.—With <i>ut</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex hoc nascitur ut,</quote> <i><i>hence it follows that</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:19:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 19, 63</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:74:11"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 74, 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30423.10" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp., of the spiritual renewal of a religious experience, <i>to be regenerated, born again</i> (eccl. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">quod natum est ex spiritu, spiritus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,051:3:6"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Johan.</title> 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nasci denuo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,051:3:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natus ex Deo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,070:3:9"><author>id.</author> 1 Johan. 3, 9</bibl></cit>, etc.—Hence, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> </sense><sense id="n30423.11" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nascens</orth>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <i>arising, beginning, nascent, infant, immature</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ante Periclem et Thucydidem, qui non nascentibus Athenis, sed jam adultis fuerunt, littera nulla est, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:7:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 7, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eloquentiam pueris induunt adhuc nascentibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:4:2"><author>Petr.</author> 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(vitulus) vexat nascenti robora cornu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:9"><author>Juv.</author> 12, 9</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30423.12" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nascentia</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>organic bodies</i>, esp. <i>plants</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:1:3"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:8:1">5, 8, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30423.13" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>P. a., born;</i> hence, </sense><sense id="n30423.14" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">gnātus</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a son;</i> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāta</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">gnāta</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (<case opt="n">dat.</case> and <i>abl. pl.</i> natabus, where ambiguity is to be avoided, Plaut. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 733</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 7421</bibl>; Phocas, p. 1707 P.; v. Neue, Formenl. 1, p. 29), <i>a daughter;</i> in <number opt="n">plur.</number>: nati (gnati), <i>children, offspring</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">caritas, quae est inter natos et parentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:8:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 8, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum prope inter parentes natosque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:23:1"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 23, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:40:3"><author>id.</author> 5, 40, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum pecore et gnatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:115"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et trepidae matres pressere ad pectora natos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:518"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 518</bibl></cit>: mihi ausculta, nate, pueros jube cremarier, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 246, 11</bibl> (Trag. v. 329 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:43"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 43</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">natam conlocare alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1234,003:ar1:15"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> Arg. 1, 15</bibl></cit>: o gnata, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:20:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 20, 40</bibl> (Ann. v. 46 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">si quis gnatam pro mutā devovet agnā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:219"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 219</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:199"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 199</bibl>: Hectoris natum de muro jactarier, <author>Enn.</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.); so, Nerei natae, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 733</bibl> P. (Trag. v. 135 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">maxima natarum Priami,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:654"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 654</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:661"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 661</bibl>.—Esp. in the phrase natus nemo, <i>not a human being, nobody</i> (Plautine for nemo mortalis): <cit><quote lang="la">tamquam si natus nemo in aedibus habitet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:402"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 1, 55 (402)</bibl></cit> Lorenz ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:450"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 20 (450)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nato nemini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:293"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 4, 15 (293)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:292"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 63 (292)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30423.15" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Adj.</pos> </sense><sense id="n30423.16" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Natus alicui rei or ad aliquam rem, <i>born, made, destined, designed, intended, produced by nature</i> for any thing. </sense><sense id="n30423.17" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">dat.</case> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">me credo huic esse natum rei, ferundis miseriis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:545"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 545</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non sibi se soli natum meminerit, sed patriae, sed suis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:14:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 14, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natus huic imperio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:24:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 24, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gurges atque helluo natus abdomini suo, non laudi atque gloriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:17:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 17, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Judaei et Syri, nationes natae servituti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:5:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 5, 10</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30423.18" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <i>ad</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">vir ad omnia summa natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:68:239"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 68, 239</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natus ad haec tempora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:12:4:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 12, 4, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad dicendum natus aptusque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:22:99"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 22, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad haudem et ad decus nati, suscepti, instituti sumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:22:63"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 22, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad hoc unum natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:28:99"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 28, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ad cursum equus, ad arandum bos, ad indagandum canis, sic homo ad intellegendum et agendum natus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:13:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 13, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natus ad sacra Cithaeron,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:223"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 223</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">canor mulcendas natus ad aures,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:561"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 561</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30423.19" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">quid meruere boves, animal ... natum tolerare labores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:120"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 120</bibl></cit>: sentes tantummodo laedere natae, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,013:113"><author>id.</author> de Nuce, 113</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30423.20" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> With <i>in</i> and <case opt="n">acc.</case> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">nati in usum laetitiae scyphi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:27:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 27, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:99"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 99</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:117">15, 117</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30423.20α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> With <i>propter</i> (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">apros, animal propter convivia natum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:141"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 141</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30423.21" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>Formed</i> or <i>constituted by nature</i> in any manner: <cit><quote lang="la">alius ager bene natus, alius male,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:6:1"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sarmenta male nata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:24:7"><author>Col.</author> 4, 24, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita natus locus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:2"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inculti versūs et male nati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:233"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 233</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30423.22" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Pro re natā, or (ante- and post-class.) e re natā, <i>under the present circumstances, according to the state of affairs, as matters are</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut in his pro re natā non incommode possint esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:14:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 14, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Antonii colloquium cum heroibus nostris pro re natā non incommodum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:6:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 6, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:8:2">7, 8, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">e re natā melius fieri haud potuit, quam factum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:295"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 295</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:4:3:22"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 4, 3, 22</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30423.23" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> With a specification of time, <i>so old, of the age of</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">eques Romanus annos prope XC. natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 25, § 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">annos natus unum et viginti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:20:74"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 20, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum annos ad quinquaginta natus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:40:110"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 40, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum quinque et viginti natus annos dominatum occupavisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:20:57"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 20, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cato annos quinque et octoginta natus excessit e vitā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:20:80"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 20, 80</bibl></cit>; in inscr. ANNORVM NATVS, etc., Inscr. Mon. Scip. n. 7; Inscr. Marini Atti, p. 564.— Sometimes, in order to specify the age more exactly, major or minor, without or with quam, is added: <cit><quote lang="la">annos nata est sedecim non major,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:529"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 529</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">minor quinque et viginti annis natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Han:3:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Han.</title> 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">minor triginta annis natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:122"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 49, § 122</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo annos natus major quadraginta,</quote> <i><i>over forty years old</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:14:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 14, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dionysius major annos sexaginta natus decessit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Reg:2:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Reg.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum liberis majoribus quam quindecim annos natis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:32:3"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 32, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">minorem quam annos sex, majorem quam annos decem natam, negarunt capi fas esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:12:1"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 12, 1</bibl></cit>.—For major, minor, sometimes with <i>plus, minus</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">plus triginta annis natus sim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:446"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 3, 1, 1 (446)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">annos sexaginta natus es aut plus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:63"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 63</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">non amplius novem annos natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Han:2:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Han.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Act.</abbr> collat. form: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nasco</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>to be born</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi germen nascere coeperit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:151"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 151</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_si_ca1" key="na_si_ca1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30424"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāsīca">nasica</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <i>comm. adj.</i> <etym opt="n">nasus</etym>, <sense id="n30424.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>who has a large</i> or <i>pointed nose</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 6, 196</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">3, 108</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_si_ca2" key="Na_si_ca2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30425"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāsīca">Nasica</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30425.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a surname in the Scipio family</i>. So P. Cornelius Scipio Nasica, <i>who was declared to be the most virtuous man in the state, and on that account was sent to accompany the image of the</i> Mater Idaea <i>to Rome</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:14:8"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 14, 8</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:20:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 20, 79</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:3:7:3"><author>Val. Max.</author> 3, 7, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_si^di^a_nus" key="Na_si^di^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30426"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāsĭdĭānus">Nasidianus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Nasidius <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_si_di^e_nus" key="Na_si_di^e_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30427"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāsīdĭēnus">Nasidienus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a Roman surname</i>.  <sense id="n30427.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>A wealthy upstart in the time of Horace</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:8:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 8, 1</bibl> sq.—</sense><sense id="n30427.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Another person</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:54"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 54</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_si^di^us" key="Na_si^di^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30428"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāsĭdĭus">Nasidius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n30428.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman</i> gens. </sense><sense id="n30428.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> L. Nasidius, <i>a Roman knight</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:7:8:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 7, 8, 24</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30428.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>An adherent of Pompey</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:17:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 17, 3</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nā-sĭdĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nasidian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naves,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_si^terna" key="na_si^terna" opt="n" orig_id="n30429"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāsĭterna">nasiterna</head>, etc., v. nassiterna, etc.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_so" key="Na_so" opt="n" orig_id="n30430"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāso">Naso</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <i>amplif.</i> <etym opt="n">nasus, largenosed</etym>, <sense id="n30430.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman family name in the Otacilian, Octavian, Ovidian, and Voconian</i> gentes. So esp., P. Ovidius Naso, <i>the poet</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ingenio perii Naso poëta meo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:3:74"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 3, 74</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_sos" key="Na_sos" opt="n" orig_id="n30431"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāsos">Nasos</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nāsus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νᾶσος, Νῆσος</foreign> (the island), <sense id="n30431.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a part of the city of Syracuse</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:30:9"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 30, 9</bibl> sqq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnassa" key="nassa" opt="n" orig_id="n30432"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nassa">nassa</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">naxa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">no</etym>, <i>a wickerbasket with a narrow neck, for catching fish, a weel</i>.  <sense id="n30432.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: nassa est piscatorii vasi genus, quo, cum intravit piscis, exire non potest, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=169"><author>Fest.</author> p. 169</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:47"><author>Sil.</author> 5, 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:132"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 37, 61, § 132</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">junci usus ad nassas marinas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:114"><author>id.</author> 21, 18, 59, § 114</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scarus inclusus nassis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:11"><author>id.</author> 32, 2, 5, § 11</bibl></cit>: instrumento piscatoris legato, et retia et nassae ... debentur. <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 3, 6, 66</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30432.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, of a dangerous place, <i>a snare, net</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam ex istā nassā escam petam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:578"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 6, 98 (578)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex hac naxā exire constitui, non ad fugam, sed ad spem mortis melioris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:20:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 20, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inclusus carcere nassae (aeger),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:123"><author>Juv.</author> 12, 123</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnassi^terna" key="nassi^terna" opt="n" orig_id="n30433"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nassĭterna">nassiterna</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nāsĭt-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nasus</etym>, <sense id="n30433.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a large watering-pot with a large nose</i> or <i>spout</i>: nassiterna est genus vasi aquarii ansati et patentis, quale est quo equi perfundi solent, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=169"><author>Fest.</author> p. 169</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:11"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 11</bibl>; <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 546, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:352"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 2, 28 (352)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnassi^terna_tus" key="nassi^terna_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30434"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nassĭternātus">nassiternatus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nassiterna</etym>, <sense id="n30434.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>provided with a large-nosed watering-pot</i>, Calp. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Fulg.</author> in Expos. Serm. Antiq. p. 563, 31</bibl> Merc.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnasturti^um" key="nasturti^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30435"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nasturtĭum">nasturtium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nasi-tortium</etym>, <sense id="n30435.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of cress</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nasturtium nomen accepit a narium tormento,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:155"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 8, 44, § 155</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:127"><author>id.</author> 20, 13, 50, § 127</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Persas) negat Xenophon ad panem adhibere quicquam praeter nasturtium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:34:99"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 34, 99</bibl></cit>; <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> in <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,011:84"><author>Verg.</author> <title>M.</title> 84</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:231"><author>Col.</author> poët. 10, 231</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_sus1" key="na_sus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30436"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāsus">nasus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (ante - class. <itype opt="n">nasum, i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>: quīs oculi non sunt neque nasum, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 215, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:440"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 288 (440)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:113"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 2, 18 (113)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:166"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 2, 57 (166)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1256"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 6, 41 (1256)</bibl>), <i>the nose</i> (syn nares).  <sense id="n30436.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nasus ita locatus est, ut quasi murus oculis interjectus esse videatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:57:143"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 57, 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">abripere alicui nasum mordicus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:193"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 3, 12 (193)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naso exhibere molestiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:817"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 4, 2, 37 (817)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naso clamare magnum,</quote> <i><i>to snore</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:821"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 2, 9 (821)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">acutus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:647"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 4, 115 (647)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">collisus nasus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:22:4" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:22:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ira</title>, 3, 22, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pravus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:36"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">congelati gutta nasi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:98:7"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 98, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">madidique infantia nasi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:199"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 199</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exprimere rorantem frigore nasum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:37:3"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 37, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ingeminant geminos naso crispante cachinnos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:3:87"><author>Pers.</author> 3, 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si tibi displicuit tuus nasus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:495"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 495</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vigilanti stertere naso,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:57"><author>id.</author> 1, 57</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30436.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The nose</i>, as the seat of quick smell; and also the feature whereby anger or scorn is expressed; cf. naris (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">rancidum aprum antiqui laudabant, non quia nasus Illis nullus erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:89"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 89</bibl></cit>.—Of anger: <cit><quote lang="la">disce sed ira cadat naso, rugosaque sanna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:91"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 91</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:64:28"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 64, 28</bibl>.—Of scorn, derision, satirical wit, satire, sarcasm: <cit><quote lang="la">naso adunco aliquem suspendere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:6:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Balatro suspendens omnia naso,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:8:64"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 8, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lucilius, qui primus condidit stili nasum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:pr:7"><author>Plin.</author> <title>N. H.</title> praef. § 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non cuicumque datum est habere nasum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:42:18"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 42, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tacito ridere naso,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:19:17"><author>id.</author> 5, 19, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenesque senesque et pueri nasum rhinocerotis habent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:3:6"><author>id.</author> 1, 3, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30436.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, the projecting part of a vessel, <i>the nozzle</i> or <i>spout</i> (cf. nassiterna): <cit><quote lang="la">calix nasorum quatuor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:46"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 46</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:96"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 96</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_sus2" key="Na_sus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30437"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāsus">Nasus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, v. Nasos. </div1>


<div1 id="crossna_su_te_" key="na_su_te_" opt="n" orig_id="n30438"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāsūtē">nasute</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nasutus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_su_tus" key="na_su_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30439"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāsūtus">nasutus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nasus</etym>, <i>that has a large nose, large-nosed</i> (perh. not anteAug.).  <sense id="n30439.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">depygis, nasuta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:93"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">manus,</quote> <i><i>the elephant's trunk</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Var.</title> 10, 30</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30439.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>sagacious, witty, satirical, censorious</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nasutus nimium cupis videri: nasutum volo, nolo polyposum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:37:1"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 37, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:2:1"><author>id.</author> 13, 2, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil nasutius est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:54:5"><author>id.</author> 2, 54, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo nasutissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,003:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Suas.</title> 7 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāsūtē</orth>, <i>satirically, scornfully, wittily, sarcastically</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu qui nasute scripta destringis mea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:4:7:1"><author>Phaedr.</author> 4, 7, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nasute negare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:5:6:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 5, 6, 5</bibl></cit> (dub.; al. vafre).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ta" key="na_ta" opt="n" orig_id="n30440"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāta">nata</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. natus, under <itype opt="n">nascor</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> B. 1.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ta_bi^lis" key="na^ta_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30441"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătābĭlis">natabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nato</etym>, <sense id="n30441.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that can swim</i> or <i>float</i> (post-class.): robur, Coripp. Laud. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:4:43"><author>Just.</author> 4, 43</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ta_bu^lum" key="na^ta_bu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n30442"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătābŭlum">natabulum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nato</etym>, <sense id="n30442.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a place for swimming, a swimming - place</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,003"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Flor.</title> p. 353, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">natabula fluminis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1672,001:Res Gest. Alex. 2:9"><author>Jul. Val.</author> Res Gest. Alex. 2, 9</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ta_bundus" key="na^ta_bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n30443"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătābundus">natabundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <sense id="n30443.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj., swimming</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1672,001:Res Gest. Alex. M. 2:8"><author>Jul. Val.</author> Res Gest. Alex. M. 2, 8</bibl> (2, 31 Mai.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNatal" key="Natal" opt="n" orig_id="n30444"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Natal">Natal</head> <etym opt="n"> = natale, <i>birthday festival</i></etym>, <sense id="n30444.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of one of the mimes of Laberius</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in mimo, qui inscribitur Natal,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:7:9"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 7, 9</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ta_li_ci^us" key="na_ta_li_ci^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30445"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātālīcĭus">natalicius</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-tĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. natalis</etym>, <sense id="n30445.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the hour</i> or <i>day of one's birth, birthday, natal</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">qui haec Chaldaeorum natalicia praedicta defendunt,</quote> <i><i>a casting of nativities</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:42:89"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 42, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sidera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:43:91"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 43, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dapes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:86:1"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 86, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lardum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:84"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 84</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sinciput,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:136:1"><author>Petr.</author> 136, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:16"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies natalicius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:40:20"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 40, 20</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30445.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Subst</i>. </sense><sense id="n30445.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātālīcĭ-um</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-tĭum</orth>), <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a birthday present</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid natalicii titulo tibi mittere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Censor.</author> de Die Nat. 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30445.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātālīcĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. cena), <i>a birthday entertainment</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hodie non descendit Antonius. Cur? Dat nataliciam in hortis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:6:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 6, 15</bibl></cit> (so acc. to Cod Vat.; others natalicia, as <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ta_lis1" key="na_ta_lis1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30446"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātālis">natalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">natus, nascor</etym>, <sense id="n30446.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to one's birth, birth-, natal</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc emortualem facere ex natali die,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1241"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 7, 139 (1241)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc huic lenonist hodie natalis dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:775"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 1, 9 (775)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natali die tuo scripsisti epistulam ad me,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:5:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 5, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quem ego diem vere natalem hujus urbis aut certe salutarem appellare possum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:40:102"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 40, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natalis dies reditūs mei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:20:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 20, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scit genius natale comes qui, temperat astrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:187"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 187</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:797"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 797</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lux,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:219"><author>id.</author> <title>Ib.</title> 219</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:17:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 17, 19</bibl></cit>: humus. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:9:78"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 9, 78</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">domus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:321"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 321</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sterilitas,</quote> <i><i>native</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:7"><author>Col.</author> 3, 7</bibl></cit>: so, <cit><quote lang="la">natale decus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:61"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 61</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30446.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātālis</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype> (<case opt="n">abl.</case> natali; rarely <cit><quote lang="la">natale,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:391"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 391</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 775</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">2534</bibl>; al. cf. Neue, Formenl. 1, p. 228 sq.), <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (sc. dies). </sense><sense id="n30446.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <i>a birthday</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad urbem (veni) tertio Non. natali meo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:5:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natales grate numeras?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:210"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 210</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">meus est natalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:76"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sex mihi natales ierant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:15:61"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 15, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Brutorum et Cassi natalibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:37"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">debemus mehercule natales tuos perinde ac nostros celebrare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:30:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 30, 1</bibl></cit>. On this day it was customary to make offerings, the men to their Genius, and the women to Juno, and to make presents to each other, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:13:2"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 13, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:5:1">5, 5, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:64:14"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 64, 14</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30446.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>any anniversary, a commemorative festival</i>.—Of <i>the day of the foundation of Rome</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">natali Urbis DCXXXII.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:55"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 4, 6, § 55</bibl></cit>.—(In eccl. Lat.) Of a martyr's death: dies in quo, lege functi carneā, in superna regna nascuntur Dei. <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 21, 171</bibl> sq. So of other anniversaries, <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 20, 3</bibl>; Aug Serm. 15 de Sanct. <abbr>init.</abbr>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Serm.</title> 310</bibl> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign>—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">natalem alicui eripere,</quote> <i><i>to prevent one's being born</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:390"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 390</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30446.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātāles</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>birth, origin, lineage, extraction, descent, family</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">natalium periti,</quote> <i><i>the casters of nativities</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:32:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 32, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cornelius Fuscus claris natalibus,</quote> <i><i>of distinguished birth</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:86"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 86</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">natalium claritas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:49"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mulier natalibus clara,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:18:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 18, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid, Catilina, tuis natalibus atque Cethegi Inveniet quisquam sublimius?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:231"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 231</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dedecus natalium velare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:21"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 21</bibl></cit>: natalibus suis restitui or reddi, <i>to be restored to one's birthright</i>, i. e. <i>to be freed from slavery</i> (because all men were regarded as originally free), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:40:11:2"><author>Dig.</author> 40, 11, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">libertus natalibus redditus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:2:3"><author>ib.</author> 38, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de restituendis natalibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:73"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 73</bibl></cit> (78). —</sense><sense id="n30446.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of things, <i>birth, origin</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">adamanti pallor argenti, et in auro non nisi excellentissimo natales,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>is produced only in gold-mines</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:56"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 4, 15, § 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arborum,</quote> <i><i>the seed</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:73"><author>id.</author> 17, 10, 14, § 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natales impatientiae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pat.</title> 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a Pentateucho natales agnitionis supputabuntur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> adv. Marc. 1, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30446.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātāle</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>: <cit><quote lang="la">et Musis natale in nemore Heliconis adsignant,</quote> <i><i>the place of birth</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:25"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 7, 12, § 25</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_ta_lis2" key="Na_ta_lis2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30447"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nātālis">Natalis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30447.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, e. g. Antonius Natalis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:50"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 50</bibl>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:54">54</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:71">71</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ta_li_tius" key="na_ta_li_tius" opt="n" orig_id="n30448"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātālītius">natalitius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. natalicius.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna^tans" key="na^tans" opt="n" orig_id="n30449"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătans">natans</head>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, v. nato <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ta_tici^us" key="na^ta_tici^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30450"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătātīcĭus">nataticius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nato</etym>, <sense id="n30450.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that can swim</i>: nataticius, <foreign lang="greek">νηκτικός</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ta_ti^lis" key="na^ta_ti^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30451"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătātĭlis">natatilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nato</etym>, <sense id="n30451.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that can swim</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">animae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Herm. 33</bibl></cit>. —<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nătātĭles</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>swimming creatures</i>: feras, volucres, reptiles, natatiles, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:10:332"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 10, 332</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>de Mund.</title> 28</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ta_ti^o" key="na^ta_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30452"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătātĭo">natatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nato</etym>, <i>a swimming</i>.  <sense id="n30452.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: habeant igitur sibi arma, sibi equos ... sibi pilam, sibi natationes atque cursus. * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:16:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 16, 58</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">frigidae natationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:24"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 24</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n30452.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a place for swimming, swimming - place</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:27:1"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 27, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 1:1"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 1, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ta_tor" key="na^ta_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30453"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătātor">natator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nato</etym>, <sense id="n30453.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a swimmer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:93"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 93</bibl> Müll.: pugnat in adversas ire natator aquas. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:122"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 122</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:19:70"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 19, 70</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:10:497"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 10, 497</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ta_to_ri^us" key="na^ta_to_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30454"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătātōrĭus">natatorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">natator</etym>, <sense id="n30454.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a swimmer, that serves to swim with, natatory</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">cortex,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 17, 7, 27</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30454.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nătātōrĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nătātōrĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a place for swimming, a swimming - place, a bath; a pool</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:2:2"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vade ad natatoria Siloe,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Joh.</title> 9, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ta_tu_ra" key="na^ta_tu_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n30455"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătātūra">natatura</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nato</etym>, <sense id="n30455.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a place for swimming</i> or <i>bathing</i>: natatura, <foreign lang="greek">κολυμβήθρα</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ta_tus" key="na^ta_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30456"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătātus">natatus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nato</etym>, <sense id="n30456.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a swimming</i> (post-Aug.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:5:25"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 25</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">piscium natatu,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 1, 17, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fluvios natatu scindere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> IV. Cons. Hon. 347</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Rapt. Pros.</title> 3, 333</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^tes" key="na^tes" opt="n" orig_id="n30457"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătes">nates</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, v. natis.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ti^ci_di^um" key="na_ti^ci_di^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30458"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātĭcīdĭum">naticidium</head> or ‡ <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">gnātĭcīdĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">natus-caedo</etym>, <sense id="n30458.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the murdering of one's son</i> or <i>child, child-murder</i>: gnaticidium, <foreign lang="greek">τεκνοκτονία</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ti^na_ti^o" key="na^ti^na_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30459"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătĭnātĭo">natinatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30459.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a being busy, business</i>: natinatio dicebatur negotiatio et natinatores ex eo seditiosa negotia gerentes, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=166"><author>Fest.</author> p. 166</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ti^na_tor" key="na^ti^na_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30460"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătĭnātor">natinator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30460.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a rebel;</i> v. natinatio.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ti^nor" key="na^ti^nor" opt="n" orig_id="n30461"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătĭnor">natinor</head>, <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, <sense id="n30461.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>v. dep., to be busy</i>: audito tumultu Macedoniae Samnites, Lucanos inter se natinari atque factiosos esse, <author>Cato</author> ap. Paul. ex Fest. s. v. natinatio, p. 166 Müll.; v. h. v.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ti^o" key="na_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30462"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātĭo">natio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nascor</etym>, <i>a being born, birth;</i> hence, transf.  <sense id="n30462.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Personified, Natio, <i>the goddess of birth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Natio quoque dea putanda est, quae, quia partus matronarum tueatur, a nascentibus Natio nominata est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:18:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 18, 47</bibl></cit> (al. Nascio).— </sense><sense id="n30462.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A breed, stock, kind, species, race</i> (rare but class.; syn.: genus, stirps, familia): <cit><quote lang="la">in hominibus emendis si natione alter est melior, emimus pluris, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:9:93"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 9, § 93</bibl></cit> Müll.; <cit><quote lang="la"><bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:7:3"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 7, 3</bibl>: natio optimatium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:44:96"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 44, 96</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">officiosissima candidatorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:23:55"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 23, 55</bibl></cit>.—Also in a contemptuous sense, <i>a race, tribe, set</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">salvete, fures maritimi, Famelica hominum natio, quid agitis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:311"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 2, 6 (311)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestra natio (Epicureorum),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:29:74"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 29, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ardelionum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:2:5:1"><author>Phaedr.</author> 2, 5, 1</bibl></cit>.—Of animals: <cit><quote lang="la">praegnantes opere levant: venter enim labore nationem reddit deteriorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:6:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 6, 4</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:9:92"><author>id.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 9, § 92</bibl> Müll.; and: in pecoribus quoque bonus proventus feturae bona natio dicitur, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=167"><author>Fest.</author> p. 167</bibl> Müll.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of things, <i>a sort, kind</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">nationes in apium naturā diximus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:109"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 24, 50, § 109</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cera natione Pontica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:83"><author>id.</author> 21, 14, 49, § 83</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:125"><author>id.</author> 12, 25, 55, § 125</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30462.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In a more restricted sense, <i>a race of people, nation, people</i> (used commonly in a more limited sense than gens, and sometimes as identical with it; cf.: gens, populus; usually applied by Cicero to distant and barbarous people): nam itast haec hominum natio; <cit><quote lang="la">in Epidamniis Voluptarii, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:259"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 1, 34 (259)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes nationes servitutem ferre possunt: nostra civitas non potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:10:10:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 10, 10, 20</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">exteris nationibus ac gentibus ostendere, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:11:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> 11, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne nationes quidem et gentes,</quote> <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">, in the reverse order: omnes exterae gentes ac nationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:11:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 11, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">per omnes gentes nationesque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:87"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eruditissima Graecorum natio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:4:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 4, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Judaei et Syri, nationes natae servituti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:5:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 5, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">immanes ac barbarae nationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 9, § 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod eas quoque nationes adire volebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Suevi majorem Germaniae partem obtinent, propriis adhuc nationibus nominibusque discreti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:38"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Gannascus, natione Canninefas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:18"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patre Camissare, natione Care, matre Scythissā natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Dat:1:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Dat.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">NATIONE CILIX,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> p. 495</bibl></cit>, n. 189; so in connection with names of cities: NATIONE ARRETIO, Inscr. Don. cl. 6, n. 181.—</sense><sense id="n30462.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Ad Nationes, <i>the name of a portico in Rome, built by Augustus</i>, where the images of all known nations were set up: <cit><quote lang="la">ante aditum porticūs Ad Nationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:39"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 5, 4, § 39</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 8, 721</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30462.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In eccl. Lat., like gens, and the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἔθνος</foreign>, opp. to Christians, <i>the heathen</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">per deos nationum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>de Idol.</title> 22</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^tis" key="na^tis" opt="n" orig_id="n30463"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătis">natis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, more freq. in the <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nă-tes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">akin to Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νῶτον</foreign>, back; cf. <foreign lang="greek">νόσφι</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n30463.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the rump, the buttocks</i>. </sense><sense id="n30463.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <abbr>Sing.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">diffissā nate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:8:46"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 8, 46</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Priap.</author> 77, 11</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">83, 23</bibl>: quod ejus natis fulmine icta erat, Paul. ex Fest. s. v. pullus, p. 244 and 245 Müll.—</sense><sense id="n30463.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nates pervellit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:842"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 5, 2, 66 (842)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">soleā pulsare nates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:611"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 611</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:18:2"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 18, 2</bibl>; with <cit><quote lang="la">clunes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:53:3"><author>id.</author> 3, 53, 3</bibl></cit>.—Of <i>the rump</i> of animals: <cit><quote lang="la">nates turturum donare alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:82:21"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 82, 21</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNatiso" key="Natiso" opt="n" orig_id="n30464"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Natiso">Natiso</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νατίσων</foreign>, <sense id="n30464.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small Italian river near Aquileia</i>, now <i>Natisone</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:4:3"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 4, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:126"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 18, 22, § 126</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^ti^to" key="na^ti^to" opt="n" orig_id="n30465"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nătĭto">natito</head>, <itype opt="n">1</itype>, <i>v. freq.</i> <etym opt="n">no</etym>, <sense id="n30465.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to swim</i> (late Lat.), Anon. (Hilar.) in Job, 1, p. 98.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ti^uncu^la" key="na_ti^uncu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30466"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātĭuncŭla">natiuncula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">natio</etym>, <sense id="n30466.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small nation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">natio, natiuncula,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 79</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ti_vi^tas" key="na_ti_vi^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n30467"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātīvĭtas">nativitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nativus</etym>, <sense id="n30467.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>birth, nativity</i> (post-class.; cf. ortus): <cit><quote lang="la">municipem aut nativitas aut adoptio facit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:1:1"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">janua nativitatis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vultum nativitatis,</quote> <i><i>natural face</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Jacob.</title> 1, 23</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30467.1" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 30</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30467.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A generation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque ad quartam nativitatem,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 4, 27</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ti_vi^tus" key="na_ti_vi^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30468"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātīvĭtus">nativitus</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">nativus</etym>, <sense id="n30468.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>from birth, by birth</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 39</bibl>; so <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ti_vus" key="na_ti_vus" opt="n" orig_id="n30469"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātīvus">nativus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nascor</etym>, <i>that has arisen from</i> or <i>by birth; born</i> (cf. naturalis).  <sense id="n30469.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">mundus,</quote> <i><i>made, created</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:66"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:417"><author>id.</author> 3, 417</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Anaximandri opinio est, nativos esse deos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:10:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 10, 25</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30469.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30469.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Imparted by birth, inborn, innate</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut appareret, in eo nativum quendam leporem esse, non ascitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:4:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mulier si nativā sterilitate sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:2:9"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 2, 9</bibl></cit>: malum, <i>hunger</i> (opp. delatum), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,020:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 5, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sensus (with domesticus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,021:9:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Har. Resp.</title> 9, 19</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30469.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Opp. to artificial, <i>that is produced by nature, not artificial, natural, native</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">beluae partim fluitantes, partim nativis testis inhaerentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:39:100"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 39, 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbis (Romae) ipsius nativa praesidia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:6:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 6, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nativae oves,</quote> <i><i>whose wool is used in its natural color</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:191"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 48, 73, § 191</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">montes nativi salis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:77"><author>id.</author> 31, 7, 39, § 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">color,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:74"><author>id.</author> 32, 7, 24, § 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">specus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:59"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arcus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:160"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 160</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">coma,</quote> <i><i>original, former, genuine</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:14:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 14, 56</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30469.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic., in gram.: nativa verba, <i>primitive words, primitives</i>: simplicia verba partim nativa sunt, partim reperta: nativa ea quae significata sunt sensu; <cit><quote lang="la">reperta, quae ex his facta sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:5:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Part. Or.</title> 5, 16</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:36"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 36</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna^to" key="na^to" opt="n" orig_id="n30470"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="năto">nato</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <i>v. freq. n.</i> and <i>a.</i> <etym opt="n">no</etym>, <i>to swim, to float</i>.  <sense id="n30470.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui neque in Oceano natare volueris studiosissimus homo natandi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:10:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 10, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natant pisces aequore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:7:28"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 7, 28</bibl></cit>: canis, per flumen, carnem dum ferret, natans, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:1:4:2"><author>Phaedr.</author> 1, 4, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">natat uncta carina,</quote> <i><i>floats</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:398"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 398</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">crura natantia,</quote> <i><i>palmated feet</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:551"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 551</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">apta natando crura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:376"><author>id.</author> ib. 15, 376</bibl></cit>.—Of storm-tossed or shipwrecked persons, <i>to float about, be tossed about</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragus natans,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:51:163"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 51, 163</bibl></cit>; cf. trop.: <cit><quote lang="la">et natat exuviis Graecia pressa tuis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:1:115"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 1, 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum saepe in portu fracta carina natet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:25:24"><author>id.</author> 2, 25, 24</bibl></cit> (3, 20, 24): <cit><quote lang="la">Ithacum lugere natantem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:257"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 257</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30470.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, with <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">nocte natat caecā serus freta,</quote> <i><i>swims across</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:260"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 260</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquas,</quote> <i><i>to swim in</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:196:2"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 196, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tiberinum,</quote> <i><i>to swim across</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:265"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 265</bibl></cit>.—Hence, also, <i>pass.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quot piscibus unda natatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:2:25"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 2, 25</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30470.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30470.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To swim</i> or <i>spread about</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">quā Tiberinus campo liberiore natat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:291"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 291</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natantibus radicibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,001:6"><author>Col.</author> <title>Arb.</title> 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:12:52"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 12, 52</bibl> (3, 7, 52): <cit><quote lang="la">ingens medio natat umbra profundo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:42"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">niveo natat ignis in ore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,003:1:161"><author>id.</author> <title>Achill.</title> 1, 161</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30470.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To swim</i> or <i>overflow with</i> any thing, <i>to be overflowed</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>). </sense><sense id="n30470.6" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">natabant pavimenta vino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:41:105"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 41, 105</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plenis Rura natant fossis,</quote> <i><i>are inundated</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:372"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 372</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sanieque aspersa natarent Limina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:625"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 625</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fletibus ora natant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:337"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 337</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carmina in ipse ore natant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:2:1:18"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 1, 18</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30470.7" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">exspectant imbres, quorum modo cuncta natabant Impulsu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:4:330"><author>Luc.</author> 4, 330</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plana natant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:4:751"><author>Sil.</author> 4, 751</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30470.8" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Of the eyes, <i>to swim</i> (of drunken or dying persons), <i>to be feeble, failing</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">vinis oculique animique natabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:673"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 673</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">moriens oculis natantibus Circumspexit Athin,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:72"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 72</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:122"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 122</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ante oculos natant tenebrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:136"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 136</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculi natantes et quādam voluptate suffusi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:3:76"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 3, 76</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30470.9" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>To move to and fro, not stand still</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vagus in laxā pes tibi pelle (i. e. calceo) natet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:516"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 516</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0830,001:6:43"><author>Calp.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 6, 43</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Nemes.</author> <title>Cyn.</title> 170</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30470.10" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Of birds, <i>to fly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ardea sublimis pennae confisa natanti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:5:554"><author>Luc.</author> 5, 554</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30470.11" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to fluctuate, waver, be uncertain</i> ( = titubare, huc atque illuc ferri): <cit><quote lang="la">in quo quidem magis tu mihi natare visus es quam ipse Neptunus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:24:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 24, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mutatio voluntatis indicat animum natare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:35:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 35, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pars multa (hominum) natat, modo recta capessens, Interdum pravis obnoxia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:726"><author>Sil.</author> 7, 726</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:4:256"><author>Manil.</author> 4, 256</bibl>: vitreoque natant praetoria ponto, <i>float</i> or <i>waver reflected in the water</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:2:2:49"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 49</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nătans</orth>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <i>P. a., swimming;</i> hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nătantes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ūm</itype>, <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for <i>fishes</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus omne natantum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:541"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 541</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 3:2:section=31"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 3, 2, § 31</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_^trix" key="na_^trix" opt="n" orig_id="n30471"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nā̆trix">natrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype> (once <gen opt="n">m.</gen>: <cit><quote lang="la">natrix violator aquae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:720"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 720</bibl></cit>; usually), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">no</etym>.  <sense id="n30471.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>A water-snake</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cur deus tantam vim natricum viperarumque fecerit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:120"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 38, 120</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30471.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, of a dangerous person: <cit><quote lang="la">se natricem educare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:11"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30471.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a whip, scourge</i>, made of a watersnake's skin: natibu' natricem impressit crassam et capitatam, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 65, 30</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30471.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A plant</i>: Ononis natrix, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:107"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 12, 83, § 107</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnatta" key="natta" opt="n" orig_id="n30472"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="natta">natta</head>, v. nacca.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tu" key="na_tu" opt="n" orig_id="n30473"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātu">natu</head>, v. 2. natus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tu^la" key="na_tu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30474"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātŭla">natula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nata</etym>, <sense id="n30474.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little daughter</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Gud.</author> 335, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tu_ra" key="na_tu_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n30475"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātūra">natura</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nascor</etym>, <i>birth.</i>  <sense id="n30475.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">naturā tu illi pater es, consiliis ego,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:126"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 126</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">naturā pater,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:902"><author>id.</author> ib. 902</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30475.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> (freq. and class.; syn.: indoles, ingenium). </sense><sense id="n30475.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The nature</i>, i. e. <i>the natural constitution, property</i>, or <i>quality</i> of a thing: <cit><quote lang="la">quod autem animal est, id motu cietur interiore et suo: nam haec est natura propria animae et vis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:26:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 26, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsumque per se sua vi, sua natura, sua sponte laudabile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:15:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 15, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab ipsa natura loci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:35:95"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 35, 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quali esset natura montis, qui cognoscerent misit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:21"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2</bibl></cit>: tigna secundum naturam fluminis procumberent, <i>according to the nature</i> or <i>natural course of the river</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:17"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 17</bibl>: insula naturā triquetra, <i>by nature</i>, i. e. <i>in shape</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:13"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturas apibus quas Juppiter ipse Addidit expediam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:149"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 149</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30475.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of character, <i>nature, natural disposition, inclination, bent, temper, character</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cognitum per te ipsum, quae tua natura est, dignum tuā amicitiā judicabis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:78:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 78, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prolixa beneficaque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:8:8"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 8, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:59"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 59</bibl>: mihi benefacere jam ex consuetudine in naturam vertit, <i>has become natural</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:85:9"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 85, 9</bibl>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">consuetudo est secunda natura,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>August.</author> adv. Jul. 5, 59</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:7:9:7"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 7, 9, 7</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">voluptatem consuetudine quasi alteram naturam effici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:25:74"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 25, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturam expellas furcā, tamen usque recurret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:10:24"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 10, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facere sibi naturam alicujus rei,</quote> <i><i>to accustom one's self to a thing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:17"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 4, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">desideria naturae satiare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:8:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 8, 25</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30475.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The nature, course</i>, or <i>order</i> of things: <cit><quote lang="la">quod rerum natura non patitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 17, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">delabi ad aequitatem et ad rerum naturam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:10:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 10, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturae satisfacere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to die</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:10:29"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 10, 29</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">naturae concedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:14:15"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 14, 15</bibl></cit>:—Personified: <cit><quote lang="la">quis vero opifex praeter naturam, quā nihil potest esse callidius, tantam sollertiam persequi potuisset in sensibus? quae primum oculos membranis tenuissimis vestivit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:57:142"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 57, 142</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frui primis a natura datis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:11:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 11, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines rationem habent a naturā datam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:14:45"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 14, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et homini praecipui a naturā nihil datum esse dicemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:33:110"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 33, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae (membra corporum) ipsa declarant procreandi a naturā habitam esse rationem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:19:62"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 19, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnis natura vult esse conservatrix sui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:7:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 7, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:15:41">5, 15, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:20:56">5, 20, 56</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">illam partem bene vivendi a natura petebant, eique parendum esse dicebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 5, 19</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30475.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Nature</i>, i. e. <i>the world, the universe</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cleanthes totius naturae menti atque animo hoc nomen (dei) tribuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:14:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 14, 37</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30475.7" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>Nature</i>, i. e. <i>consistency with nature, possibility</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in rerum naturā fuisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:8:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 8, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc quoque in rerum naturam cadit,</quote> <i><i>is a possible case</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:17:32"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 17, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">judicatum est enim, rerum naturam non recipere, ut, etc.,</quote> <i><i>that it is not in accordance with nature, not possible</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 1</bibl></cit>, abs. 13:—</sense><sense id="n30475.8" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>An element, thing, substance</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aristoteles quin tam quandam naturam censet esse, e qua sit mens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:10:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 10, 22</bibl></cit>: de naturis autem sic sentiebat; <cit><quote lang="la">primum uti quattuor initiis rerum illis quintam hanc naturam ... non adhiberet, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 11, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natura tenuis aëris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:232"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 232</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30475.9" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>The natural parts, organs of generation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus (Mercurii) obscenius excitata natura traditur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:22:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 22, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaedam matrona visa est in quiete obsignatam habere naturam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:70:145"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 70, 145</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:12:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 12, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:2:7:8">2, 7, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tu_ra_bi^lis" key="na_tu_ra_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30476"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātūrābĭlis">naturabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, i. q. naturalis, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 2, p. 19, 6</bibl>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tu_ra_lis" key="na_tu_ra_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30477"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātūrālis">naturalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">natura</etym>, <i>natural</i>, i. e.,  <sense id="n30477.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>By birth, one's own</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturalis pater, opp. to adoptive father,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:3:6:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 3, 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in adoptionem dato redire in familiam liceat, si pater naturalis sine liberis decesserit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:96"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 96</bibl></cit>: filius ( = <foreign lang="greek">κατὰ φύσιν υἱός</foreign>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:52"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 52</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pauli nepos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:44"><author>id.</author> 44, 44</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:52"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 52</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 2:137"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 137</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:3:31">3, 31</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui in avi sui naturalis potestate est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:37:8:1:section=2"><author>Dig.</author> 37, 8, 1, § 2</bibl></cit>; also, <i>natural, illegitimate</i> ( = nothus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:40:5:40"><author>Dig.</author> 40, 5, 40</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:36:1:80:section=2">36, 1, 80, § 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,001:6:12"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Conf.</title> 6, 12</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 945, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30477.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to the nature of things, produced by</i> or <i>agreeable to nature, natural</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturale est alicui,</quote> <i>it is natural to one, it is his innate quality,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:144"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 54, § 144</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">historia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:pr:1"><author>id.</author> praef. § 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">motus naturalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:6:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 6, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">societas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:16:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 16, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lex,</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">notio naturalis atque insita in animis nostris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:9:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 9, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturalis, non fucatus nitor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:9:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 9, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bonum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:5:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 5, 11</bibl></cit>: dies, <i>a natural day</i>, i. e. <i>from sunrise to sunset</i>, opp. to the dies civilis, <bibl default="NO"><author>Censor.</author> de Die Nat. 23</bibl>; v. civilis: <cit><quote lang="la">mors,</quote> <i><i>a natural, not a violent death</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:180"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 53, 54, § 180</bibl></cit> (for the class. mors necessaria, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:7:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 7, 16</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">naturales exitus,</quote> <i><i>the anus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:30:8"><author>Col.</author> 6, 30, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturalia desideria,</quote> <i><i>the sexual impulse</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:24:2"><author>id.</author> 6, 24, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:27:7">6, 27, 7</bibl>: loca naturalia, <i>the sexual parts</i> of men and animals, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:1, p. 11"><author>Cels.</author> 1, p. 11</bibl> Milligan.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātūrāle</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the private parts</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sanguinis pars per naturale descendit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:26:13"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 26, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:26:1">7, 26, 1</bibl> al.—More freq. <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātūrālĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, in same sense, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:21"><author>Cels.</author> 4, 21 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:20:4">5, 20, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:18:2">6, 18, 2</bibl> al.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:27:10"><author>Col.</author> 6, 27, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:4:2"><author>Just.</author> 1, 4, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30477.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>concerning nature, natural</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturales quaestiones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:18:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Part.</title> 18, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">historia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:pr:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>H. N.</title> praef. § 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">philosophia,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 2, 24, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30477.4" level="1" n="IV" opt="n"> Opp. to fictitious, <i>natural, real</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">philosophi duos Joves fecerunt, unum naturalem, alterum fabulosum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 1, 11</bibl></cit>. —Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātūrālĭter</orth>, <i>naturally, conformably to nature, by nature</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vero umquam animus hominis naturaliter divinat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:50:113"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 50, 113</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alacritas naturaliter innata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:92"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inter naturaliter dissimillimos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:60:5"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 60, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:130"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 47, § 130</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">profluere (urinam),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:26:1"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 26, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:8"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">est aliquid in omni materiā naturaliter primum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:6"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 8, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tu_ra_li^tas" key="na_tu_ra_li^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n30478"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātūrālĭtas">naturalitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">naturalis</etym>, <sense id="n30478.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>naturalness</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">somni naturalitas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 43</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tu_ra_li^ter" key="na_tu_ra_li^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n30479"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātūrālĭter">naturaliter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. naturalis <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tu_ra_li^tus" key="na_tu_ra_li^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30480"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātūrālĭtus">naturalitus</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">naturalis</etym>, <sense id="n30480.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>by nature</i> (post-class.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:9:11"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 11</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:12:1"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 1, 12, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tu_ri^fi^ca_tus" key="na_tu_ri^fi^ca_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30481"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātūrĭfĭcātus">naturificatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">naturafacio</etym>, <sense id="n30481.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>brought into being</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">animae naturificatae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Valent. 23</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tus1" key="na_tus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30482"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātus">natus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <sense id="n30482.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>P. a., born. —Subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a son;</i> v. nascor <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_tus2" key="na_tus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30483"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nātus">natus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype> (used only in <i>abl. sing.</i>), <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nascor</etym>, lit. <i>birth;</i> hence, *  <sense id="n30483.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Of plants, <i>a growing, growth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cupressus natu morosa,</quote> <i><i>slow of growth</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:139"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 33, 60, § 139</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30483.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> With esp. reference to age, <i>birth, age, years</i> (the class. signif. of the word): <cit><quote lang="la">non admodum grandis natu,</quote> <i><i>not very old</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:4:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 4, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantus natu,</quote> <i><i>so old</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:124"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 2, 16 (124)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">grandior natu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:156"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 1, 37 (156)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">P. Scaptius de plebe magno natu,</quote> <i><i>an old man</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:71:3"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 71, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo magno natu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:38:6"><author>id.</author> 10, 38, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magno natu principes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:34:2"><author>id.</author> 21, 34, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicitur matrem Pausaniae vixisse eamque jam magno natu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Paus:5:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Paus.</title> 5, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Dat:7:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Dat.</title> 7, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Timoth:3:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Tim.</title> 3, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui fuit major natu, quam Plautus,</quote> <i><i>older</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ille Q. Scaevolam sibi minorem natu generum praetulisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:26:101"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 26, 101</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">est tibi frater pari nobilitate, natu major,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:15"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">audivi ex majoribus natu hoc idem fuisse in P. Scipione Nasicā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:30:109"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 30, 109</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex iis (filiis) duo natu majores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:10:3"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">minorem natu, quam ipse erat, fratrem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:11:15:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>ad Polyb.</title> 15, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frater major natu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:13:2"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 13, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id meā minime refert qui sum natu maximus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:881"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 881</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praeter Philippum maximum natu ex filiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:6:9"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 6, 9</bibl></cit>: qui maximus natu esset ex liberis ejus. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ag:1:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Ages.</title> 1, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita enim maximus ex iis in concilio respondit,</quote> <i><i>the oldest</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:19"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 19 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">filius non maximus natu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:32"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex his omnibus natu minimus, Q. Saturius est,</quote> <i><i>the youngest</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:38:107"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 38, 107</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">maximo natu filius, for maximus natu,</quote> <i><i>his eldest son</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Dat:7:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Dat.</title> 7, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauarchia" key="nauarchia" opt="n" orig_id="n30484"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nauarchia">nauarchia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναυαρχία</foreign>, <sense id="n30484.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the command of a vessel</i>, Cod. Th. 13, 5, 20.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauarchus" key="nauarchus" opt="n" orig_id="n30485"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nauarchus">nauarchus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nav-</orth>), = <foreign lang="greek">ναύαρχος</foreign>, <sense id="n30485.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the master of a vessel</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 24, § 60</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:51"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 51</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3615</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">3624</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 5, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaubo^li^des" key="Naubo^li^des" opt="n" orig_id="n30486"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naubŏlĭdes">Naubolides</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. Naubolus, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNaubo^lus" key="Naubo^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n30487"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naubŏlus">Naubolus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναύβολος</foreign>, <sense id="n30487.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a king of Phocis, father of Iphitus the Argonaut</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:7:355"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 7, 355</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:14"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 14</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30487.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Naubŏlĭdes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the son of Naubolus</i>, i. e. <i>Iphitus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:362"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 362</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:7:354"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 7, 354</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauci" key="nauci" opt="n" orig_id="n30488"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nauci">nauci</head>, v. naucum.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnaucle_ri^cus" key="naucle_ri^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n30489"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nauclērĭcus">nauclericus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναυκληρικός</foreign>, <sense id="n30489.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a ship-owner</i> or <i>ship-master</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">facito uti venias (ornatu) ornatus huc nauclerico,</quote> <i><i>in a skipper's dress</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1177"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 4, 41 (1177)</bibl></cit> (MSS. nauclerioco): <cit><quote lang="la">nauclerico ornatu,</quote> <i><i>in the dress of a ship-master</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:69"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 1, 54 (69)</bibl></cit> (MSS. nauclerio), for which ornatus thalassicus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1282"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 6, 67 (1282)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaucle_ri^us" key="naucle_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30490"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nauclērĭus">nauclerius</head>, v. l. for nauclericus, q. v. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:69"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 1, 54 (69)</bibl>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnaucle_rus" key="naucle_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n30491"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nauclērus">nauclerus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναύκληρος</foreign>, <sense id="n30491.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a shipowner, a ship-master, skipper</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">navarchus, gubernator),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1110"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 3, 17 (1110)</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 5, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,052:27:11"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Act.</title> 27, 11</bibl>; Cod. Th. 7, 16, 3; <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 8, 20</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n30491.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nauclērus</orth>, <i>the title of a comedy of Caecilius</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 12, 32</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">126, 26</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">506, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 19, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaucra^tes" key="Naucra^tes" opt="n" orig_id="n30492"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naucrătes">Naucrates</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναυκράτης</foreign>, <sense id="n30492.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Greek historian of Erythrae, a pupil of Isocrates</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:23:94"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 23, 94</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:44:173">3, 44, 173</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:51:172"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 51, 172</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:3"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaucra^tis" key="Naucra^tis" opt="n" orig_id="n30493"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naucrătis">Naucratis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναύκρατις</foreign>, <i>a town of the Delta in Egypt</i>, now <i>Salhadschar</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:64"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 10, 11, § 64</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:111">31, 10, 46, § 111</bibl>.— Hence,  <sense id="n30493.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Naucrătītes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <i>adj., of Naucratis, Naucratian</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>.—</sense><sense id="n30493.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Naucrătĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Naucratian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ostium Nili,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:64"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 10, 11, § 64</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaucu^la" key="naucu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30494"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naucŭla">naucula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">navicula</etym>, <sense id="n30494.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little ship</i>, for navicula (post-Aug.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:6:37"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 6, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:7:4">9, 7, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 21, 247</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">naucula, navicella, navicula,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 177</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaucu^lor" key="naucu^lor" opt="n" orig_id="n30495"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naucŭlor">nauculor</head>, v. naviculor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnaucum" key="naucum" opt="n" orig_id="n30496"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naucum">naucum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">naucus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.; cf. nugae</etym>, <sense id="n30496.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>something slight</i> or <i>trivial, a trifle</i>: naucum ait Ateius Philologus poni pro nugis. Cincius, quod in oleae nucis, quod intus sit. Aelius Stilo omnium rerum putamen. Glossematorum autem scriptores fabae grani quod haereat in fabulo. Quidam ex Graeco quod sit <foreign lang="greek">ναὶ καὶ οὐχί</foreign>, levem hominem significari. Quidam nucis juglandis, quam Verrius jugulandam vocat, medium velut dissaepimentum. Plautus in Parasito pigro: Ambo magnā laude lauti, postremo ambo sumus non nauci. Item in Mostellaria: Quod id esse dicam verbum nauci, nescio; et in Truculento: Amas hominem non nauci; et Naevius in Tunicularia: Ejus noctem nauco ducere (<i>to value at nothing</i>); et Ennius: Illuc nugator nili, non nauci'st homo, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=166"><author>Fest.</author> p. 166</bibl> Müll. (<bibl default="NO"><author>Enn.</author> <title>Com.</title> v. 10</bibl> Vahl.).—Besides the preceding example from Naevius, non nauci (habere, facere, or esse, used only in the genitive with a negative), <i>of no value, good for nothing</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">flocci habeo): non habeo denique nauci Marsum augurem,</quote> <i><i>esteem lightly, value not a straw</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:58:132"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 58, 132</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo timidus nauci non erit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:1041"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 5, 1, 1 (1041)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo non nauci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:600"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 7, 50 (600)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc servum meum non nauci facere esse ausum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1102"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 1, 16 (1102)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaufra^ga_bi^lis" key="naufra^ga_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30497"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naufrăgābĭlis">naufragabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">naufragium</etym>, <sense id="n30497.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>dangerous to ships</i> (late Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Caes.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, p. 1134</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaufra^ga_lis" key="naufra^ga_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30498"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naufrăgālis">naufragalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">naufragium</etym>, <sense id="n30498.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>where many shipwrecks occur, dangerous to ships</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Capraria naufragalis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 643</bibl></cit>; cf. naufragiosus.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaufra^ga_tor" key="naufra^ga_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30499"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naufrăgātor">naufragator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">naufrago</etym>, <sense id="n30499.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a shipwrecked person</i> (late Lat.), Aug. Serm. in Spicil. Rom. t. 8.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaufra^gi^o_sus" key="naufra^gi^o_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n30500"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naufrăgĭōsus">naufragiosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">naufragium</etym>, <sense id="n30500.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of shipwrecks, dangerous to ships</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pelagus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:4:12"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud. Mam.</author> de Stat. Anim. 1, 1</bibl>; cf. naufragalis.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaufra^gi^um" key="naufra^gi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30501"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naufrăgĭum">naufragium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">for navifragium, from navis-frango</etym>, <i>a shipwreck</i>.  <sense id="n30501.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">multi naufragia fecerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:9:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragio perire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:9:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 9, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragio interire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:27"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragio interceptus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:3"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:10:7"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 10, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullum conferri posse Naufragium velis ardentibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:22"><author>Juv.</author> 12, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,009:118"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Oet.</title> 118</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragia alicujus ex terrā intueri,</quote> <i><i>to behold the ruin of others from a position of safety</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:7:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 7, 4</bibl></cit> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:1"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 1</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">naufragium in portu facere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to fail when on the verge of success</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:Decl. 12:23"><author>Quint.</author> <title>Decl.</title> 12, 23</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30501.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, transf. </sense><sense id="n30501.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A storm</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragiis magnis multisque coörtis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:552"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 552</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30501.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>The remains of a shipwreck, a wreck</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Eurus Naufragium spargens operit freta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:10:323"><author>Sil.</author> 10, 323</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30501.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>shipwreck, ruin, loss, destruction</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragium fortunarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:9:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 9, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">luculenti patrimonii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:12:8:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 12, 8, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rei familiaris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:9:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 9, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Gallica gens per Italiam naufragia sua latius traheret,</quote> <i><i>defeats</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:13:19"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 13, 19</bibl></cit>: tabula ex naufragio, lit. <i>a plank on which a shipwrecked person saves himself;</i> hence, <i>a means of deliverance, a solace</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:18:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 18, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30501.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>the shattered remains, a wreck</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragia Caesaris amicorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:13:2:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 13, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: colligere naufragium rei publicae. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:6:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 6, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">credo mollia naufragiis litora posse dari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:2:62"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 2, 62</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:9:9">2, 9, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaufra^go" key="naufra^go" opt="n" orig_id="n30502"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naufrăgo">naufrago</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">naufragus</etym>, <sense id="n30502.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to suffer shipwreck, be wrecked</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes naves naufragārunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:76:4"><author>Petr.</author> 76, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:4:21"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 21</bibl>; Salv. Gub. Dei, 3, p. 77.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaufra^gus" key="naufra^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n30503"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naufrăgus">naufragus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">navis-frango</etym>, <i>that suffers shipwreck, shipwrecked, wrecked</i>.  <sense id="n30503.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">Marium Africa devicta expulsum et naufragum vidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:19:43"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 19, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:542"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 542</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puppis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:2:16"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mulier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:11"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30503.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">naufrăgus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a shipwrecked person</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragus natans,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:51:153"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 51, 153</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dare naufrago tabulam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:3:9:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 3, 9, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mersā rate naufragus assem Dum rogat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:301"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 301</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30503.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, transf., <i>that causes shipwreck, shipwrecking</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:16:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 16, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:4:10"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 4, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">monstra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:500"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 500</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempestas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:584"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 584</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Syrtis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:17:635"><author>Sil.</author> 17, 635</bibl></cit>; cf. navifragus.—</sense><sense id="n30503.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>ruined</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naufragorum ejecta ac debilitata manus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:11:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 11, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut aliquis patrimonio naufragus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:14:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 14, 41</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauli^a" key="nauli^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30504"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naulĭa">naulia</head>, v. nablium.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNaulo^cha" key="Naulo^cha" opt="n" orig_id="n30505"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naulŏcha">Naulocha</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Naulŏchus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:116"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 116</bibl>), <sense id="n30505.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a village on the north coast of Sicily, near the promontory of Pelorus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:265"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 265</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaulum" key="naulum" opt="n" orig_id="n30506"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naulum">naulum</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">naulŏn</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναῦλον</foreign>, <sense id="n30506.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>passage-money, fare</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">perdere naulon,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:97"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in naulis navium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:30:39:1"><author>Dig.</author> 30, 39, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut naulum exsolvatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:20:4:6"><author>ib.</author> 20, 4, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> Jonae, 1, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauma^chi^a" key="nauma^chi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30507"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naumăchĭa">naumachia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναυμαχία</foreign>, <i>the representation of a sea-fight, a mock seafight</i> (pure Lat. navale proelium).  <sense id="n30507.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">naumachiam commisit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:21"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naumachiae spectaculum edere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naumachiam exhibere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:56:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 56, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:100:2">2, 100, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,001:28:12"><author>Mart.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 28, 12</bibl>: voluptates naumachiae, <author>Vopisc. Aur.</author> 34, 6. —</sense><sense id="n30507.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a place where mock seafights were exhibited</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">edidit et navale proelium in veteri naumachia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:7"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:72">72</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauma^chi^a_ri^us" key="nauma^chi^a_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30508"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naumăchĭārĭus">naumachiarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">naumachia</etym>, <sense id="n30508.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>for a mock sea-fight</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pons,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:190"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 39, 74, § 190</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30508.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nau-măchĭārĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a combatant in a mock sea-fight</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:21"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 21</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauma^chus" key="nauma^chus" opt="n" orig_id="n30509"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naumăchus">naumachus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναύμαχος</foreign>, <sense id="n30509.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a naval combatant</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nauta, nauticus, naumachus, naumachia,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 77</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaupacto_us" key="Naupacto_us" opt="n" orig_id="n30510"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naupactōus">Naupactous</head>, v. Naupactus, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNaupactus" key="Naupactus" opt="n" orig_id="n30511"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naupactus">Naupactus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-os</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nau-pactum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναύπακτος</foreign>, <sense id="n30511.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Aetolia, on the Gulf of Corinth</i>, now <i>Epakto</i> or <i>Lepanto</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:35"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:3:5"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 3, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:37:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 37, 91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:30"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34">34</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:6"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 2, 3, § 6</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30511.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Naupactōus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Naupactian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Naupactous Achelous,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:43"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 43</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaupe_gi^a_ri^us" key="naupe_gi^a_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30512"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naupēgĭārĭus">naupegiarius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">naupegus</etym>, <sense id="n30512.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a ship-carpenter</i>, Inscr. Spon. Miscell. p. 67.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaupe_gus" key="naupe_gus" opt="n" orig_id="n30513"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naupēgus">naupegus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναυπηγός</foreign>, <sense id="n30513.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a shipbuilder, shipwright, ship-carpenter</i>: naupego in navi maritimā diurni X sexaginta, Edict. Diocl. p. 19; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:6:6"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 6, 6</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 4, 7</bibl> <abbr>med.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauphy^lax" key="nauphy^lax" opt="n" orig_id="n30514"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nauphylax">nauphylax</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">naufylax, naufŭ-lax</orth>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">năŏfylax</orth>), <itype opt="n">ăcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναυφύλαξ</foreign>, <sense id="n30514.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who kept watch over the luggage on shipboard</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Don.</author> 273, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Maff. Mus. Ver.</title> 125, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaupi^da^me_" key="Naupi^da^me_" opt="n" orig_id="n30515"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naupĭdămē">Naupidame</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναυπιδάμη</foreign>, <sense id="n30515.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>daughter of Amphidamas, and mother of Augeas by Helios</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:14"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaupli^us1" key="Naupli^us1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30516"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nauplĭus">Nauplius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναύπλιος</foreign>, <sense id="n30516.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a son of Neptune and Amymone, king of Euboea, and father of Palamedes. To avenge his son, whom the Greeks had put to death before Troy, he made false signal-fires on the shores of Euboea as the Greeks were returning homeward, and led them to shipwreck upon the rocks</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nauplius ultores sub noctem porrigit ignes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:1:115"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 1, 115</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 11, 260</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:116"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 116</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nauplii mala,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:39"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 39</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30516.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nauplĭădes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναυπλιάδης</foreign>, <i>the son of Nauplius</i>, i. e. <i>Palamedes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:39"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 39</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:310">310</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:621"><author>id.</author> <title>Ib.</title> 621</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaupli^us2" key="naupli^us2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30517"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nauplĭus">nauplius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναύπλιος</foreign>, <sense id="n30517.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of shell-fish, which sails in its shell as in a ship</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:94"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 30, 49, § 94</bibl>; v. naviger.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNauportum" key="Nauportum" opt="n" orig_id="n30518"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nauportum">Nauportum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30518.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Upper Pannonia</i>, the mod. <i>Laybach</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:20"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:110:4"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 110, 4</bibl>.—Near it is the river <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nau-portus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:128"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 18, 22, § 128</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaura" key="Naura" opt="n" orig_id="n30519"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naura">Naura</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, v. Nautaca.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnauscit" key="nauscit" opt="n" orig_id="n30520"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nauscit">nauscit</head> (qs. naviscit), said of a bean, which opens in the shape of a ship, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=168"><author>Fest.</author> p. 168</bibl> and 169 Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnause^a" key="nause^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30521"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nausĕa">nausea</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nausĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναυσία</foreign>, <i>sea-sickness</i>.  <sense id="n30521.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne nauseae molestiam suscipias aeger,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:11:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navigavimus sine timore et nauseā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:13:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 13, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nauseā pressus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:1:3"><author>Cels.</author> 1, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30521.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>sickness, nausea; vomiting</i> (syn. fastidium): <cit><quote lang="la">nausea segnis, quae bilem movet nec effundit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:53:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 53, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cruditates, quae nauseam faciunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:112"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 11, 69, § 112</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">elaeomeli non sine nauseā alvum solvit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:96"><author>id.</author> 23, 4, 50, § 96</bibl></cit>: nauseam fluentem coërcere. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:9:35"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 9, 35</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi libido veniet nauseae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:156"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 156</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30521.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>a qualm, nausea</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cotidianam refice nauseam nummis. Audire gratis, Afer, ista non possum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:37:9"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 37, 9</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnause^a_bi^lis" key="nause^a_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30522"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nausĕābĭlis">nauseabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nauseo</etym>, <sense id="n30522.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that causes nausea</i> or <i>vomiting</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 3:2:18"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 3, 2, 18</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnause^a_bundus" key="nause^a_bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n30523"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nausĕābundus">nauseabundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nauseo</etym>, <sense id="n30523.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>inclined to vomit</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:108:35"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 108, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:47:6">47, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnause^a_tor" key="nause^a_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30524"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nausĕātor">nauseator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nauseo</etym>, <sense id="n30524.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who is apt to feel nausea, who vomits easily</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ulixes nauseator erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:53:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 53, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnause^o" key="nause^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30525"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nausĕo">nauseo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">nausea</etym>, <i>to be sea-sick</i>.  <sense id="n30525.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:1:93"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 93</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si sine vomitu nauseavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:1:3"><author>Cels.</author> 1, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30525.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to be squeamish</i> or <i>qualmish, to vomit</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quidlibet, modo ne nauseet, faciat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:34:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 34, 84</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ructantem et nauseantem Antonium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:25:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 25, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:433"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 433</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30525.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30525.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To belch forth</i>, i. e. <i>give vent to, utter</i> nonsense: <cit><quote lang="la">ista effutientem nauseare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:30:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 30, 84</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30525.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To cause disgust</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc illis dictum est, qui stultitiā nauseant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:4:7:25"><author>Phaedr.</author> 4, 7, 25</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnause^o^la" key="nause^o^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30526"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nausĕŏla">nauseola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nausea</etym>, <sense id="n30526.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a slight squeamishness</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:8:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 8, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnause^o_sus" key="nause^o_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n30527"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nausĕōsus">nauseosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nausea</etym>, <sense id="n30527.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that produces nausea, nauseous</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">radix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:59"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 8, 38, § 59</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNausi^ca^a" key="Nausi^ca^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30528"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nausĭcăa">Nausicaa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nausĭcăē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναυσικάα</foreign>, <sense id="n30528.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the daughter of Alcinoüs, king of the Phaeacians</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgo Nausicaa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:9:9:14"><author>Gell.</author> 9, 9, 14</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Per. Odyss.</title> 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:125"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 125</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">Nausicaë patrii horti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:31:9"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 31, 9</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNausi^pha^nes" key="Nausi^pha^nes" opt="n" orig_id="n30529"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nausĭphănes">Nausiphanes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναυσιφάνης</foreign>, <sense id="n30529.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Grecian philosopher of Teos, instructor of Epicurus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:26:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 26, 33</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNausi^pho^us" key="Nausi^pho^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30530"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nausĭphŏus">Nausiphous</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30530.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the son of Ulysses by Circe</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:125"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 125</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNausistra^ta" key="Nausistra^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n30531"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nausistrăta">Nausistrata</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30531.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a woman</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:987"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 987</bibl> et passim.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaustathmos" key="Naustathmos" opt="n" orig_id="n30532"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naustathmos">Naustathmos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναύσταθμος</foreign>, <sense id="n30532.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a seaport in Ionia, near Phocaea</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:31"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 31</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnausti^bu^lum" key="nausti^bu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n30533"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naustĭbŭlum">naustibulum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">navis</etym>, <sense id="n30533.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a vessel shaped like a ship</i>: naustibulum vocabant antiqui vas alvei simile, videlicet a navis similitudine, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=168"><author>Fest.</author> p. 168</bibl> and 169 Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnausum" key="nausum" opt="n" orig_id="n30534"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nausum">nausum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30534.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of Gallic ship</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nauso advehi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl> <i>in carm</i>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauta" key="nauta" opt="n" orig_id="n30535"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nauta">nauta</head> (ante-class., <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>, and late Lat. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāvĭta</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">for navita, from navis</etym>, <sense id="n30535.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sailor, seaman, mariner</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego nautas eum non putabam habiturum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:3:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 3, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:9:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 9, 4</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">nautas gubernatoresque comparari jubet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:9"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pavidus nauta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:1:14"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 1, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nautae = mercatores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:29"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">permixtus nautis et furibus et fugitivis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:174"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 174</bibl></cit>.—Uncontracted form navita (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">nulla est voluptas navitis major,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:226"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 1, 1 (226)</bibl></cit>; <author>Cato</author> ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=169"><author>Fest.</author> p. 169</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">timidi navitae, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:10:23"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 10, 23</bibl>: navita de ventis, de tauris narrat arator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:1:43"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 1, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navita tum stellis numeros et nomina fecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:137"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 137</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnis navita ponto Umida vela legit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:372"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 372</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">navitas precum ejus (Arionis) commiseritum esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:19:11"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 19, 11</bibl></cit>; cf. Charon. Ap. M. 6, 20, p. 181; so, <cit><quote lang="la">navita turpis aquae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:10:36"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 10, 36</bibl></cit>: navita Porthmeus, Petr. <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> 121, 117.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNauta^ca" key="Nauta^ca" opt="n" orig_id="n30536"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nautăca">Nautaca</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναύτακα</foreign>, <sense id="n30536.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Sogdiana, near the river Oxus, probably between the mod. Samarcand and the river Amur</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:2:9"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 2, 9</bibl> (ex conject., Zumpt and Mütz. for Naura).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauta_lis" key="nauta_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30537"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nautālis">nautalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nauta</etym>, <sense id="n30537.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>sailor-like</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">forma,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 10, 223</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaute^a" key="naute^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30538"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nautĕa">nautea</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναυτία</foreign> (another form for <foreign lang="greek">ναυσία</foreign>). *<sense id="n30538.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A qualm, nausea</i>: nauteam facere, Plaut. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=165"><author>Fest.</author> p. 165</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n30538.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>An offensive liquid</i>, perh. <i>bilgewater</i> = sentina: <cit><quote lang="la">nautea est aqua de coriis, vel, quod est verius, aqua de sentinā, dicta a nautis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 8, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nauteam Bibere malim, si necessum est, quam illanc oscularier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:894"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 5, 2, 44 (894)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:100"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 2, 5 (100)</bibl>: hircus unctus nauteā, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:1018"><author>id.</author> Cas. grex. <abbr>fin.</abbr> (1018)</bibl>—(Acc. to Opilius Aurelius ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=165"><author>Fest.</author> p. 165</bibl> Müll., nautea is <i>a plant used by tanners</i>: nauteam ait Opilius Aurelius herbam esse granis nigris, quā coriarii utuntur, a nave ductum nomen, quia nauseam facit, permutatione T et S; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=164"><author>ib.</author> p. 164</bibl> ib.) </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNautes" key="Nautes" opt="n" orig_id="n30539"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nautes">Nautes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30539.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the primogenitor of the</i> Nautii (v. h. v.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:704"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 704</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:728">728</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauti^ca_ri^us" key="nauti^ca_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30540"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nautĭcārĭus">nauticarius</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nauta</etym>, <sense id="n30540.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a shipmaster</i>, Inscr. Fea Fast. Cons. 40.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauti^cus" key="nauti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n30541"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nautĭcus">nauticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναυτικός</foreign>, <sense id="n30541.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to ships</i> or <i>sailors, ship-, nautical</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">inhibere est verbum totum nauticum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:21:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 21, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exuviae nauticae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:18:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 18, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scientia nauticarum rerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:8"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 60</bibl> 152: <cit><quote lang="la">clamor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:128"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 128</bibl></cit>. panis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:138"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 25, 68, § 138</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecunia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:45:1:122"><author>Dig.</author> 45, 1, 122</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30541.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nautĭci</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>sailors, seamen</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Macrin nautici vocant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:28"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:3">41, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:178"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 37, 70, § 178</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNauti^i" key="Nauti^i" opt="n" orig_id="n30542"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nautĭi">Nautii</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30542.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Nautians, a Roman family, descended from Nautes the Trojan, who brought the image of Minerva to Italy. The sacrifices to Minerva remained in this family, and the goddess herself was called</i> Dea Nautia, <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. A. 2, 166</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">3, 407</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">5, 704</bibl> and 728; Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=166"><author>Fest.</author> p. 166</bibl> and 167 Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnauti^lus" key="nauti^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n30543"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nautĭlus">nautilus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nautĭlŏs</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναυτίλος</foreign>, <sense id="n30543.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the nautilus, a shell-fish so called because it sails like a vessel</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:88"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 29, 47, § 88</bibl>; cf. nauplius and naviger.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNauti^us" key="Nauti^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30544"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nautĭus">Nautius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n30544.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman</i> gens. </sense><sense id="n30544.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> C. Nautius, <i>a consul</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:52"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 52</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:25">3, 25</bibl> sq.— </sense><sense id="n30544.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> C. Nautius Rutilus, <i>a consul</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:52"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 52</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30544.3" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Sp. Nautius Rutilus, <i>a military tribune</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:35"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 35</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_va" key="Na_va" opt="n" orig_id="n30545"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāva">Nava</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30545.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river of Germany which flows into the Rhine near Bingen</i>, now the <i>Nahe</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:70"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 70</bibl>; Aus Mosell. 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_va_cu^lum" key="na_va_cu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n30546"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvācŭlum">navaculum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">navis</etym>, <sense id="n30546.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a harbor</i>: navaculum, <foreign lang="greek">ναύσταθμον</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_va_le" key="na_va_le" opt="n" orig_id="n30547"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvāle">navale</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, v. navalis, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_va_lis" key="na_va_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30548"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvālis">navalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">navis</etym>, <sense id="n30548.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to ships, ship-, naval</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pedestres navalesve pugnae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:5:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 5, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:51:6"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 51, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Imp. Pomp. 10:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 10, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apparatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Att. 10:8:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 10, 8, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">disciplina et gloria navalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Imp. Pomp. 18:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 18, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fuga,</quote> <i><i>by sea</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:148"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 45, 46, § 148</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">proelium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:6:2"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">castra,</quote> <i><i>to protect the ships drawn up on land</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:22"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in classe acieque navali esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:51:8"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 51, 8</bibl></cit> Weissenb.: <cit><quote lang="la">forma,</quote> <i><i>the shape of a ship</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:229"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 229</bibl></cit>: corona, <i>a naval crown</i>, as the reward of a naval victory, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:684"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 684</bibl>; cf.: navali coronā solet donari, qui primus in hostium navem armatus transilierit, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=163"><author>Fest.</author> p. 163</bibl> Müll.; so, <cit><quote lang="la">navali cinctus honore caput,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:392"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 392</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navali surgentes aere columnae,</quote> <i><i>made of the brass from the beaks of captured ships</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:29"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arbor,</quote> <i><i>fit for ship-building</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:61"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 9, 17, § 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stagnum,</quote> <i><i>a basin in which to exhibit mock sea-fights</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:15"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navalis Phoebus, so called because hegranted the victory at Actium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:1:3"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 1, 3</bibl></cit>; v. Actius and Actiacus: socii, <i>sailors, seamen</i> (chosen from the freedmen of the colonists and allies, and also from those of the colonists and allies themselves who had been in slavery; they were bound to a longer period of service and were of lower rank than the land troops; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:2"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:18">40, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:50">21, 50</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">postero die militibus navalibusque sociis convocatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:48"><author>id.</author> 26, 48</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:17">26, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:23">32, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:35">26, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:11">24, 11</bibl>.—Sometimes the socii navales are distinguished from the seamen, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:10"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">navales pedes,</quote> contemptuously, <i>galley-slaves,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:347"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 2, 75 (347)</bibl></cit>. (Others understand by this expression <i>ship-servants, cabin-boys</i>. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 381, 393</bibl>, calls the <i>oars</i> themselves navales pedes).— <cit><quote lang="la">Duumviri navales,</quote> <i><i>two commissaries who were charged with the repairing and fitting out of a fleet</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:30"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 30</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:18">40, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26">26</bibl>: navalis scriba, <i>a ship's scribe</i> or <i>secretary</i>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=169"><author>Fest.</author> p. 169</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n30548.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāvā-le</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (in <number opt="n">sing.</number> only <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>), and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāvā-lĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (<i>gen. plur.</i> navaliorum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:127"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 127</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3627</bibl>). </sense><sense id="n30548.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A place where ships were built and repaired, a dock, dockyard</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">statio, portus): navalia, portus, aquarum ductus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:17:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 17, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de navalium opere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:14:62"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 14, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deripientque rates alii navalibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:593"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 593</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:455"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 455</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">sing.</number>, haud aliter quam si siccum navale teneret (puppis), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:661"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 661</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:18:207"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 18, 207</bibl>.—Esp. of <i>the place in Rome, across the Tiber, where the dock-yards were situated</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:26"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:14:12">8, 14, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:51">40, 51</bibl> et saep.—Near them was the Navalis porta, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=178"><author>Fest.</author> p. 178</bibl> Müll.— </sense><sense id="n30548.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The requisites for fitting out a ship, tackling, rigging</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:23:5"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 23, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:329"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 329</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:52"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 11, 21, § 52</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vanter" key="na_vanter" opt="n" orig_id="n30549"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvanter">navanter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. navo <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_varchus" key="na_varchus" opt="n" orig_id="n30550"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvarchus">navarchus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">ναύαρχος</foreign>, v. nauarchus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_ve_" key="na_ve_" opt="n" orig_id="n30551"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvē">nave</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. navus <abbr>fin.</abbr> * A.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^a" key="na_vi^a" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30552"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭa">navia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">navis</etym>. <sense id="n30552.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> A corruption of navis, <i>a ship;</i> in the proverb, aut caputa aut naviam for aut caput aut navim (v. caput), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Orig. Gent. R. 3"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> Orig. Gent. R. 3</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> 38, 73</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:7"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30552.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a bark, boat, canoe</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">harundinum fissa internodia, velut navia, binos et quaedam ternos etiam vehant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:7"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 7</bibl></cit>.—Also, <i>a trough</i>: navia lignum cavatum ut navis, quo in vindemiis uti solent, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=169:25"><author>Fest.</author> p. 169, 25</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNavia ficus" key="Navia ficus" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30553"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Navia ficus">Navia ficus</head>, v. Navius.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^cella" key="na_vi^cella" opt="n" orig_id="n30554"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭcella">navicella</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">naucella</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">navis</etym>, <sense id="n30554.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small vessel, a boat, skiff</i> (postclass.): <cit><quote lang="la">navicellae, quae piscium capiendorum causā paratae sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:7:17:section=1"><author>Dig.</author> 33, 7, 17, § 1</bibl></cit> (al. naucellae).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^cu^la" key="na_vi^cu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30555"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭcŭla">navicula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">navis</etym>, <sense id="n30555.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small vessel, a boat, skiff</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos ad naviculas nostras descendimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:148"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 48, 148</bibl></cit>; Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 238, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 3</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:104"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 104</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^cu^la_ri^a" key="na_vi^cu^la_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30556"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭcŭlārĭa">navicularia</head>, v. navicularius.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^cu^la_ris" key="na_vi^cu^la_ris" opt="n" orig_id="n30557"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭcŭlāris">navicularis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">navicula</etym>, <sense id="n30557.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>relating to the shipping business</i> (postclass.): <cit><quote lang="la">res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:4:1:section=1"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 4, 1, § 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^cu^la_ri^us" key="na_vi^cu^la_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30558"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭcŭlārĭus">navicularius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">navicula</etym>, <sense id="n30558.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a small ship, boat</i>, or <i>vessel</i> (late Lat.): onus, Cod. Th. 13, 5, 12: PORTITOR, Inscr. Mur. 984, 1.—</sense><sense id="n30558.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to a ship-master</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">functio,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 11, 2, 3</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n30558.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāvĭcŭlārĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a ship-owner</i> who hires out vessels for money, <i>a ship-master</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:9:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 9, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:3:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 3, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">naviculariis nostris injuriosius tractatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:5:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 5, 11</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">mercatores, navicularii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:137"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 55, § 137</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:55"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 55</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30558.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāvĭcŭlārĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the business of one who hired out small vessels for transporting passengers and goods, the shipping business</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naviculariam facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:46"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 18, § 46</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^cu^lor" key="na_vi^cu^lor" opt="n" orig_id="n30559"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭcŭlor">naviculor</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">naucŭlor</orth>), <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, <i>v. dep. n.</i> <etym opt="n">navicula</etym>, <sense id="n30559.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to sail in a small vessel</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lucrino nauculatur in stagno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:20:20"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 20, 20</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^fra^gus" key="na_vi^fra^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n30560"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭfrăgus">navifragus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">navis-frango</etym>, <sense id="n30560.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>causing shipwrecks, dangerous</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">navifragum Scylaceum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:553"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 553</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fretum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:6"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saxa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:5:415"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 5, 415</bibl></cit>; cf. naufragus, I. B.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^ga_bi^lis" key="na_vi^ga_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30561"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭgābĭlis">navigabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">navigo</etym>, <sense id="n30561.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>navigable</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">amnis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:3"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:44"><author>id.</author> 35, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fossa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:42"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:13:53"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flumen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:2:3"><author>Col.</author> 1, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: fontes magnorum fluminum, Auct. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:76"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 76</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^ga_ti^o" key="na_vi^ga_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30562"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭgātĭo">navigatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">navigo</etym>, <sense id="n30562.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sailing, navigation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex tuis litteris cognovi cursūs navigationum tuarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:68:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 68, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in portum ex longā navigatione venire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:19:71"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 19, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prima navigatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:6:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 6, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navigationi se committere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:4:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">celeri navigatione properare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:81"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 81</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:49">4, 49</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">maris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:53"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">diei navigatione distare,</quote> <i><i>a day's sail</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:187"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 75, 77, § 187</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aegyptia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:28"><author>id.</author> 24, 6, 19, § 28</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^ga_tor" key="na_vi^ga_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30563"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭgātor">navigator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">navigo</etym>, <sense id="n30563.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sailor, mariner</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:27"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 10, 27</bibl>; Auct. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,003:12:23"><author>Quint.</author> <title>Decl.</title> 12, 23</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>ad Cyther.</title> 397</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^ger" key="na_vi^ger" opt="n" orig_id="n30564"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭger">naviger</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">navis-gero</etym>. <sense id="n30564.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Ship-bearing, navigable</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mare navigerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:3"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">iter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:99:4"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 99, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30564.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Sailing</i>: navigera similitudo, <i>the likeness of a vessel under sail;</i> said of a sea-mussel, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:94"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 30, 49, § 94</bibl>; v. nauplius.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^gi^o^lum" key="na_vi^gi^o^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n30565"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭgĭŏlum">navigiolum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">navigium</etym>, <sense id="n30565.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small vessel, a bark. boat</i>, Lentul. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:15:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 15, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Bell. Al.</author> 63, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^gi^um" key="na_vi^gi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30566"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭgĭum">navigium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">navigo</etym>, <i>a vessel, a ship, bark, boat</i>.  <sense id="n30566.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">navigia facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:60:152"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 60, 152</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navigium dissolutum, vel potius dissipatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:11:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 11, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">probum navigium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:100"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 31, 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">luculentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:4:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 4, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in eodem velut navigio participem esse periculi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:22"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Deucalion navigio montem ascendit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:82"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 82</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30566.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30566.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A float, raft</i> (post-class.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:12:1:section=14"><author>Dig.</author> 43, 12, 1, § 14</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30566.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A sailing, navigation</i> (ante- and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">in omnes navigii dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:45:1:122"><author>Dig.</author> 45, 1, 122</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:12:1"><author>ib.</author> 43, 12, 1</bibl> <i>med</i> (but not <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1006"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1006</bibl>; v. Lachm. and Munro ad loc.). </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^go" key="na_vi^go" opt="n" orig_id="n30567"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭgo">navigo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> and <pos>n.</pos> <etym opt="n">navisago</etym>, <i>to sail, set sail</i>.  <sense id="n30567.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30567.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <abbr>Neutr.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum per anni tempus navigare poteris, ad nos veni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex Asiā in Macedoniam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:14:32"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 14, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Syracusas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:34:83"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 34, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in alto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:51:153"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 51, 153</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plenissimis velis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,020:10:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 10, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nactus idoneam tempestatem ad navigandum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:23"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">e portu,</quote> <i><i>to set sail</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:42"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 2, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo tempore ceteri praetores consueverunt navigare,</quote> <i><i>to go by sea</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:80"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 31, § 80</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neve naviges, nisi explorate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:8:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 8, 1</bibl></cit>.—Of ships: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum ista classis navigārit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:14:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 14, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">decrevimus, ut classis in Italiam navigaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:13:30"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 30</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:10"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 10</bibl>.—Of goods or freight: <cit><quote lang="la">interest utrum ipsae merces periculo creditoris navigent,</quote> <i><i>go, are transported by ship</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:22:2:1"><author>Dig.</author> 22, 2, 1</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">navigare in portu,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to be in safety</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:480"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 480</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30567.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Act., to sail over, navigate</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Xerxes maria ambulavisset, terramque navigāsset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:34:112"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 34, 112</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tyrrhenum aequor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:67"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aequor Ionium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:50"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Oceanum septentrionalem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:1"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: quae homines arant, navigant, aedificant, virtuti omnia parent, <i>all their achievements in navigation</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:2:7"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30567.4" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Pass.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">totus hodie navigatur occidens: septentrionalis vero Oceanus magnā ex parte navigatus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:167"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 67, 67, § 167</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:104">36, 15, 24, § 104</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:34"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 34</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:28"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 4, 28</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n30567.5" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> <abbr>Impers.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">iis enim ventis istim navigatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si valebis, cum recte navigari poterit, tum naviges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:12:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 12, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:126"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 26, 30, § 126</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30567.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30567.7" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To sail, remove, proceed</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam celeriter belli impetus navigavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:12:34"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 12, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in Africam navigabat bellum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:2:17"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 2, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:8:1">2, 8, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30567.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To swim</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:19:47"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 19, 47</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n30567.9" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>To flow</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in ipso rapidum mare navigat ore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:5:583"><author>Manil.</author> 5, 583</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vis" key="na_vis" opt="n" orig_id="n30568"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvis">navis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype> (<i>acc. sing.</i> usually navem, <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> 101</bibl> P.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:291"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 57 (291)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:38:174"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 38, 174</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:39:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 39, 2</bibl> et saep.; but <cit><quote lang="la">navim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:22:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 22, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:25:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 25, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:32:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 32, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:114"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 114</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:22:41"><author>Prop.</author> 2 (3), 22, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:663"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 663</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:218">14, 218</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:34:11"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 34, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:4:11">40, 4, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:141"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 141</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:98"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 98</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 2, 7, 12</bibl> al.; <case opt="n">abl.</case> navi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:107"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 1, 73 (107)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:421"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 421</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:40:159"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 40, 159</bibl> et saep.; but <cit><quote lang="la">nave,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:42:124"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 42, 124</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 25, § 64</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:31:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 31, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:5:1">14, 5, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:32:12"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 32, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:84"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 84</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:188"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 188</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:487">487</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:200"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 200</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:8:6"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 8, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:13:99"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 13, 99</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:28:2"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 28, 2</bibl> et saep.; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 33</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> 1, p. 283</bibl> P.; v. Neue, Formenl. 1, p. 200 sq.; 216 sq.), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ναῦς</foreign>; Sanscr. nau, the same</etym>, <i>a ship</i> (syn.: navigium).  <sense id="n30568.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">navis longa,</quote> <i><i>a ship of war</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:36"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oneraria,</quote> <i><i>a transport</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:40"><author>id.</author> 24, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mercatoria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:236"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 2 (236)</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">praedatoria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:437"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 3, 87 (437)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praetoria,</quote> <i><i>the admiral's ship</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:25"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tecta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:21"><author>id.</author> 22, 21</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">or, constrata,</quote> <i><i>having a deck, decked</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:46"><author>id.</author> 35, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aperta,</quote> <i><i>open, without a deck</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:21"><author>id.</author> 32, 21</bibl></cit>: auri navem evertat gubernator, an paleae, <i>laden with gold</i> or <i>chaff</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:3:1:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Par.</title> 3, 1, 20</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">navem construere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:20:72"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 20, 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">triremis instar aedificata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 17, § 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navem adornare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:26"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">armare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:1"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">reficere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:31"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fabricari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:29"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deducere,</quote> <i><i>to launch</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:23"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deducere in aquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:17"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">moliri ab terrā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:7"><author>id.</author> 28, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex portu educere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:57"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">subducere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:11"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">subducere in aridum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:29"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">agere,</quote> <i><i>to work a ship</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:114"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 114</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mercibus implere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:288"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 288</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solvere,</quote> <i><i>to set sail</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 6</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">naves leni vento solverunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:28"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mea Hodie solutast navis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:417"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 3, 1, 16 (417)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navem appellere ad aliquem locum,</quote> <i><i>to land</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:21:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 21, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">applicare terrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:17"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">appellere litori,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:2:24"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 2, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navem fregit,</quote> <i><i>was shipwrecked, cast away</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:222"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 222</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in portu evertere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:38:174"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 38, 174</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">impingere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:1:61"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 1, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deprimere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:79"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gubernare et salvam in portu collocare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:9:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 9, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">remis incitare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:25"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in navibus vehi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:37:89"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 37, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">e navi egredi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,023:5:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Vatin.</title> 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lassus sum hercle e navi,</quote> <i><i>from my voyage</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:325"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 173 (325)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navis cursum suum tenens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:39:94"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 39, 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navem statuere,</quote> <i><i>to heave to</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:291"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 57 (291)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navium tutela,</quote> <i><i>the image of a deity placed on the stern of the vessel, under whose protection the ship was placed</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:10:1"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 10, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:16:112"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 16, 112</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:301"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 301</bibl>. The proper badge of a vessel, after which it was named, was placed on the prow: Aeneia puppis Prima tenet rostro Phrygios subjuncta leones. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:157"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 157</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:116"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 116</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">TRIREME MARTE, Inscr. Mur. 780, 5.—Prov.: navibus atque quadrigis petere aliquid,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>with all one's power, with might and main</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:11:28"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 11, 28</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:9:131"><author>Juv.</author> 9, 131</bibl>: navem perforare quā ipse quis naviget, i. e. <i>to do one's self an injury</i>, Cic. Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:47"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 47</bibl>: navem mortuo applicare, <i>to rescue a drowned man from the water</i>, i. e. <i>to bring assistance when too late</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:Decl. 12:23"><author>Quint.</author> <title>Decl.</title> 12, 23</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30568.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30568.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> = pudenda muliebria, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:401"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 3, 51 (401)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:354"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 3, 24 (354)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:2:5"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30568.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Navis Argolica, or simply Navis, <i>the ship</i> Argo, <i>placed among the constellations</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,060:chapter=277"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 277</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30568.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, of political affairs: <cit><quote lang="la">una navis est jam bonorum omnium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:25:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 25, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navis rei publicae fluctuans in alto tempestatibus seditionum ac discordiarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:20:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 20, 46</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_vi^salvi^a" key="Na_vi^salvi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30569"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāvĭsalvĭa">Navisalvia</head> (sc. dea), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30569.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name under which divine honors were paid at Rome, in the vestibule of the temple of the</i> Deum Mater, <i>to the vestal Claudia Quinta, who, in the year of Rome</i> 549, <i>drew up the Tiber the ship which brought the image of Cybele from Pessinus to Rome</i> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:14"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:64"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 64</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:1:8:11"><author>Val. Max.</author> 1, 8, 11</bibl>), <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 1905</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">1906</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">2403</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^ta" key="na_vi^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n30570"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭta">navita</head>, v. nauta.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^tas" key="na_vi^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n30571"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭtas">navitas</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">gnāv-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">navus</etym>, <sense id="n30571.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>promptness, assiduity, zeal</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">istam operam tuam, navitatem, animum in rem publicam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:25:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 25, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gnavitas studiosa,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 1, p. 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^ter" key="na_vi^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n30572"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭter">naviter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. navus <abbr>fin.</abbr> B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vi^ti^es" key="na_vi^ti^es" opt="n" orig_id="n30573"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvĭtĭes">navities</head>, <itype opt="n">ēi</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">navus</etym>, <sense id="n30573.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>diligence, zeal</i>: navities, <foreign lang="greek">ἀρετή</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNavi^us" key="Navi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30574"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Navĭus">Navius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30574.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman proper name</i>. Especially celebrated is Attus Navius, <i>an augur under Tarquinius Priscus, who cut a stone in two with a razor</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:36"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:3:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 3, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:17:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 17, 31</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:77"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 18, 20, § 77</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Navĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Navian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Navia ficus,</quote> <i><i>a fig-tree in the Comitium at Rome, on the spot where Navius cut the stone in two with a razor. As long as it flourished Roman liberty was to endure</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:77"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 18, 20, § 77</bibl></cit>; Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=169"><author>Fest.</author> p. 169</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vo" key="na_vo" opt="n" orig_id="n30575"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvo">navo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">navus</etym>, <sense id="n30575.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to do, perform</i>, or <i>accomplish</i> a thing <i>with zeal and diligence</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nemo est tam afflictus, quin possit navare aliquid et efficere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:1:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 1, 7</bibl></cit>: navare operam alicui, <i>to come to one's assistance, to serve</i> or <i>assist one</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam potuissem tibi operam meam studiumque navare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:12:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 15, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">operam rei publicae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:25:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 25, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:17:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 17, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam mihi videor navāsse operam, quod huc venerim,</quote> <i><i>to have succeeded in my endeavors</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:7:26"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 7, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fortiter in acie navare operam,</quote> <i><i>to act vigorously</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:16"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:35">28, 35</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">navandae operae avidior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:42"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 42</bibl></cit>; for which: <cit><quote lang="la">opus navare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:144"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 144</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam vellem Bruto studium tuum navare potuisses!</quote> <i><i>to show, exhibit</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:4:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 4, 5</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">si suffragandi studia non navant, </quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0478,003:5:18"><author>Q. Cic.</author> <title>Pet. Cons.</title> 5, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">benevolentiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:10:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum,</quote> <i><i>to prosecute vigorously</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:25"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 25</bibl></cit> [was 3, 25]: <cit><quote lang="la">flagitium,</quote> <i><i>to commit, perpetrate</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:59"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rem publicam,</quote> <i><i>to serve the state</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 2, 5</bibl></cit> (dub.; B. and K. gubernare).—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nā-vanter</orth>, <i>with zeal</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Var.</title> 2, 23</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossna_vus" key="na_vus" opt="n" orig_id="n30576"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nāvus">navus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">gnāvus</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. gnā, know; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">γιγνώσκω</foreign>; cf. Lat. notus, gnarus; for signif. cf. Germ. kennen and können</etym>, <sense id="n30576.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>busy, diligent, assiduous, active</i> (syn.: impiger, industrius, sedulus; class.): navus repertus homo, Enn. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=169"><author>Fest.</author> p. 169</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 183 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">homo gnavus et industrius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:53"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 21, § 53</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:7:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 7, 18</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aratores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:120"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 51, § 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">filius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:161"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 69, § 161</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vir gnavus, agilis, providus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:105:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 105, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rudimenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:549"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 549</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">timor,</quote> <i><i>that renders industrious</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:349"><author>id.</author> 7, 349</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">in inquirendis gnaviores quam in componendis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:26:4:4"><author>Amm.</author>26, 4, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hostium naviores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1672,001:Res Gest. Alex. 1:41"><author>Jul. Val.</author> Res Gest. Alex. 1, 41</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, in two forms. *</sense><sense id="n30576.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāvē</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">gnāvē</orth>), <i>diligently, actively, zealously</i> (ante-class.): nave agere oportet quod agas, non ductarier, Plaut. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=169"><author>Fest.</author> p. 169</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:77:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 77, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30576.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nāvĭter</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">gnāvĭter</orth>; class.). </sense><sense id="n30576.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Diligently, actively, zealously</i>: bene naviter ire, Sisenn. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 185</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">naviter versari in provinciā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:4:3"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pugnare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:39"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">expedire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:23"><author>id.</author> 24, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum gerere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:4"><author>id.</author> 30, 4</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30576.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>wholly, completely</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">bene et naviter impudens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plenum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:525"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 525</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnaxa" key="naxa" opt="n" orig_id="n30577"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naxa">naxa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. nassa.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnaxi^um" key="naxi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30578"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="naxĭum">naxium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30578.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a stone used for polishing marble, which was found on the island of Cyprus and prepared in the city of Naxos, in Crete</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:54"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 7, 10, § 54</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:109">37, 8, 32, § 109</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaxos" key="Naxos" opt="n" orig_id="n30579"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Naxos">Naxos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νάξος</foreign>, <sense id="n30579.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the isle of Naxos</i> (now <i>Naxia</i>, or <i>Axia</i>), <i>in the Aegean Sea, the largest of the Cyclades, famed for its wines, and for the abandonment there of Ariadne by Theseus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:67"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 22, § 67</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:125"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 125</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:640"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 640</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:17:27"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 17 (4, 16), 27</bibl>.— Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Naxĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Naxian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">turba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:17:28"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 17 (4, 16), 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juncus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:115"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 18, 69, § 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ardor,</quote> <i><i>Ariadne's crown, a constellation</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:52"><author>Col.</author> 10, 52</bibl></cit>: cos, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναξία ἀκόνη</foreign>, <i>a whetstone from Naxos</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:164"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 22, 47, § 164</bibl>. —<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">naxĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a Naxian whetstone</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:54"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 7, 10, § 54</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:109">37, 8, 32, § 109</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30579.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>An ancient city of Sicily, destroyed by Dionysius. On or near its site Tauromenium was built</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:88"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 8, 14, § 88</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_za^raeus1" key="Na_za^raeus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30580"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāzăraeus">Nazaraeus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Ναζαραῖος</foreign>, <sense id="n30580.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Nazarite, a man set apart to the service of God</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,007:13:5"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Judic.</title> 13, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,007:16:17">16, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:49:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 49, 26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNaza^raeu^s2" key="Naza^raeu^s2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30581"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nazăraeŭs">Nazaraeus</head>, v. Nazareth <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossNa_za^reth" key="Na_za^reth" opt="n" orig_id="n30582"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nāzăreth">Nazareth</head>, indecl., or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nāzăra</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30582.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Palestine, the home of the parents of Jesus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,049:1:9"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Marc.</title> 1, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:2:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 2, 23</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">4, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">a Nazareth potest aliquid boni esse?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,051:1:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Johan.</title> 1, 46</bibl></cit>.—Form Nazara, <bibl default="NO"><author>Juvenc.</author> 2, 197</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nazărēnus, Nază-rēus</orth>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nazărus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Nazareth, Nazarene</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Jesus Nazarenus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,051:19:19"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Johan.</title> 19, 19</bibl></cit>; also, <i>Nazarene</i>, i. e. <i>Christian</i>: disciplina Nazarena, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:10:45"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 10, 45</bibl>: Nazarei viri, <i>Christians</i>, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Symm.</author> 1, 550</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nazara plebes,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Juvenc.</author> 3, 29</bibl></cit>.—<i>Subst</i>. </sense><sense id="n30582.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nazărēnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Nazarene</i>, i. e. <i>Christ</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,004:7:1"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 7, 1</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n30582.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nazăraeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a Nazarene</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:2:23"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 2, 23</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_1" key="ne_1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30583"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nē">ne</head> (old forms nei and ni; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">the foll.</ref>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> and <i>conj.</i>, the primitive Latin negative particle, <i>no, not;</i> whereas the negative particle non is a derivative (v. non <abbr>init.</abbr>) <etym opt="n">prob. of pronominal origin; cf. the Anglo-Saxon na and ne (Engl. no), whence naht (Engl. not) is derived; Sanscr. na, not</etym>.  <sense id="n30583.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>, with a single word of a proposition (in early Latin): NE MINVS TRINVM NOVNDINVM, <i>not less than</i>, etc., S. C. de Bacch.; cf. with DVM NE MINVS SENATORIBVS C. ADESENT, twice in the same S. C.; and in the form ni: <cit><quote lang="la">DVM NI MINVS VIGINTI ADSIENT,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 207, 3</bibl></cit>. So too: <cit><quote lang="la">DVM NE AMPLIOREM MODVM PRATORVM HABEANT QVAM, etc.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3121</bibl></cit> (Sententia de finibus inter Genuates et Viturios regundis lata A. U. C. 637). So, ne minores (verres) quam semestres, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:4:21"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 4, 21</bibl>. In the time of Plautus the usage was unsettled, <i>non</i> and <i>ne</i> being used indifferently for simple negation; cf. Lorenz ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:105"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 105</bibl>; Brix ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1156"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1156</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30583.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> To this is allied the adverbial use of <i>ne</i> in all periods of the language. </sense><sense id="n30583.3" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>Ne ... quidem</i>, applies the negation with emphasis to the word between them, <i>not even</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne sues quidem id velint, non modo ipse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:38:92"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 38, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne in oppidis quidem ... ne in fanis quidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 1, § 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Philippus non item: itaque ne nos quidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:12:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulla ne minima quidem aura fluctus commovente,</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">non potest dici satis, ne cogitari quidem, quantum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:29:78"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 29, 78</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vita beata, quam ne in deo quidem esse censes, nisi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:24:67"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 24, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut in foro et in judicio ... ne non timere quidem sine aliquo timore possimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne tondere quidem Vellera possunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:561"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 561</bibl></cit>; so after a negative, repeating it with emphasis: <cit><quote lang="la">non enim praetereundum est ne id quidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:155"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 60, § 155</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulla species ne excogitari quidem potest ornatior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:45:179"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 45, 179</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non praetermittam ne illud quidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:5:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 5, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Caesar negat se ne Graeca quidem meliora legisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:16:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 16, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam illum ne minima quidem re offendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:27:103"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 27, 103</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:42:16"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 42, 16</bibl>; but when <i>ne ... quidem</i> precedes, the negative of the principal verb is omitted: <cit><quote lang="la">sine quā ne intellegi quidem ulla virtus potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:13:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 13, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim ipsius quidem regis abhorrebat animus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:12:10"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 12, 10</bibl></cit>: ne quidem (with no intervening word), <i>not even</i> (late Lat.), Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 1, 67</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 93</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30583.4" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In composition, to make an absolute negation of the principal idea. So in <i>neque</i> and <i>nequiquam;</i> also in <i>nescio</i> and <i>nevolo;</i> and in <i>nefas, nefandus, nepus</i> (for non purus), <i>nequeo, neuter, neutiquam;</i> in <i>nemo, nego, nihil, nullus, numquam</i>, and <i>nusquam;</i> and, lastly, with a paragogic <i>c</i> before <i>o</i>: necopinans and neglego; negotium (i. e. nec-lego; nec-otium). —</sense><sense id="n30583.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With a proposition (in all periods of the language, and exclusively), </sense><sense id="n30583.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In imperative sentences, to signify that something must not be done. </sense><sense id="n30583.7" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <i>imper.</i>: SI HOMINEM FVLMEN IOVIS OCCISIT, NE SVPRA GENVA TOLLITOR, <i>let him not be raised</i>, Leg. Reg.: HOMINEM MORTVVM IN VRBE NE SEPELITO NEVE VRITO, Fragm. XII. Tab. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:23"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 23</bibl>; cf.: MVLIERES GENAS NE RADVNTO NEVE LESSVM FVNERIS ERGO HABENTO, ib.: SI NOLET, ARCERAM NE STERNITO, <i>let him not spread, he need not spread</i>, ib. (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:20:1:25"><author>Gell.</author> 20, 1, 25</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">VECTIGAL INVITEI DARE NEI DEBENTO,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3121</bibl></cit>; cf. art. ni, II.: <cit><quote lang="la">abi, ne jura: satis credo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:489"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 3, 20 (489)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:677">4, 5, 5 (677)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ah, ne saevi tantopere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:868"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 868</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">impius ne audeto placare donis iram deorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:9:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 9, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne, pueri, ne tanta animis assuescite bella,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:832"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 832</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30583.8" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne me moveatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1378"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 9, 1 (1378)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si certum est facere, facias: verum ne post conferas Culpam in me,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:387"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 387</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si denique veritas extorquebit, ne repugnetis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:2:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne pudori Sit tibi Musa lyrae sollers,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:406"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 406</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30583.9" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In wishes and asseverations: ne id Juppiter Opt. Max. sineret, etc., <i>might Jupiter forbid it!</i> etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:2"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 2</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ne istuc Juppiter Opt. Max. sirit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:28"><author>id.</author> 28, 28</bibl></cit>.—With <i>utinam</i>: utinam ne in nemore Pelio securibus Caesa accedisset abiegna ad terram trabes, <i>would that not</i>, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:16:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 16, 61</bibl> (Trag. v. 280 Vahl.): utinam ne umquam, Mede Colchis cupido corde pedem extulisses, Enn ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 297, 18</bibl> (Trag. v. 311 ib.): <cit><quote lang="la">illud utinam ne vere scriberem!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:17:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 17, 3</bibl></cit>; v. utinam.—With <i>si</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne vivam, si scio,</quote> <i><i>may I not live, may I die, if I know</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:16:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 16, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed ne vivam, si tibi concedo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:23:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 23, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne sim salvus, si aliter scribo ac sentio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:13:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 13, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30583.10" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In concessive and restrictive clauses (conceived as softened commands; cf. II. <abbr>init.</abbr>). </sense><sense id="n30583.11" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> In concessions, nemo is, inquies, umquam fuit. Ne fuerit: <cit><quote lang="la">ego enim, etc.,</quote> <i><i>there may not have been; suppose there was not</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:29:101"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 29, 101</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">pugnes omnino, sed cum adversario facili. Ne sit sane: videri certe potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:85"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 26, 85</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:102">2, 32, 102</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne sit sane summum malum dolor: malum certe est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:5:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne sint in senectute vires: ne postulantur quidem vires a senectute,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:11:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 11, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne sit igitur sol, ne luna, ne stellae, quoniam nihil esse potest, nisi quod attigimus aut vidimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:31:88"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 31, 88</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:7"><author>Liv.</author> 31, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec porro malum, quo aut oppressus jaceas, aut, ne opprimare, mente vix constes?</quote> <i><i>though you be not crushed; supposing you are not crushed</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:17:39"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 17, 39</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30583.12" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> In restrictive clauses: <cit><quote lang="la">sint sane liberales ex sociorum fortunis, sint misericordes in furibus aerarii, ne illi sanguinem nostrum largiantur, etc.,</quote> <i><i>only let them not; if they only will not</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:52:12"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 52, 12</bibl></cit>. So, dum ne, dummodo ne, modo ne, and dum quidem ne; v. dum and modo: me vero nihil istorum ne juvenem quidem movit umquam: ne nunc senem, <i>much less now I am old</i> = nedum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:26:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 26, 2</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">vix incedo inanis, ne ire posse cum onere existumes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:326"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 174 (326)</bibl></cit>: scuta si homines inviti dant, etsi ad salutem communem dari sentiunt: ne quem putetis sine maximo dolore argentum caelatum domo protulisse, <i>much less can you suppose</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 23, § 52</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:52"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 52</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30583.13" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> In clauses which denote a purpose or result. </sense><sense id="n30583.14" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>Ut ne, that not, lest, so that not</i> (very rare after the August. period; in Livy only in a few doubtful passages; in Caesar, Seneca, and Tacitus not at all; v. under II.): quos ego ope meā Pro incertis certos ... Dimitto, ut ne res temere tractent turbidas, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:45:199"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 45, 199</bibl> (Trag v. 189 Vahl.): vestem ut ne inquinet, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:267"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 17 (267)</bibl>. pergunt turbare usque, ut ne quid possit conquiescere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:1052"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 5, 1, 12 (1052)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec mihi nunc cura est maxima, ut ne cui meae Longinquitas aetatis obstet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:595"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 595</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego, pol, te ulciscar, ut ne impune nos illuseris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:941"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 941</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">excitandam esse animadversionem et diligentiam, ut ne quid inconsiderate negligenterque agamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:29:103"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 29, 103</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equidem soleo dare operam, ut de suā quisque re me ipse doceat, et, ut ne quis alius assit, quo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:24:102"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 24, 102</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30583.15" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>Ut ... ne</i> separated: <cit><quote lang="la">quam plurimis de rebus ad me velim scribas, ut prorsus ne quid ignorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:10:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut causae communi salutique ne deessent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:140"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 63, § 140</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lata lex est, ne auspicia valerent, ut omnibus fastis diebus legem ferri liceret: ut lex Aelia, lex Fufia ne valeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:15:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 15, 33</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:7:17"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 7, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vos orant atque obsecrant, judices, ut in actore causae suae deligendo vestrum judicium ab suo judicio ne discrepet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:4:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 4, 14</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30583.16" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> <i>Qui ne, quo ne</i>, and <i>quomodo ne</i> (ante- and post-class. for ut ne): <cit><quote lang="la">ego id agam, mihi qui ne detur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:335"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 335</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">moxque ad aram, quo ne hostis dolum persentisceret, aversusque a duce assistit,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Dict. Cret.</author> 4, 11</bibl></cit>: quaeritis maximis sumptibus faciendis, quomodo ne tributa conferatis, Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὡς μή</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0425,001:1:9"><author>Rutil. Lup.</author> 1, 9</bibl>.</sense><sense id="n30583.17" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In the several uses of the <i>adv. ne</i>, described above, the transition to its use to connect clauses is clearly seen (v. esp. I. B. 3. and 4.). In intentional clauses, and after verbs of fearing and avoiding, <i>ne</i> becomes a conjunction. </sense><sense id="n30583.18" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In intentional clauses for <i>ut ne, that not, lest</i>: nolite, hospites, ad me adire: ilico isti! Ne contagio mea bonis umbrave obsit, <i>approach me not; let not my presence harm you</i>, i. e. <i>lest my presence should harm you</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. 405 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">omitto innumerabiles viros, quorum singuli saluti huic civitati fuerunt ... ne quis se aut suorum aliquem praetermissum queratur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:7:12">1, 7, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:5:9">1, 5, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Caesarem complexus obsecrare coepit, ne quid gravius in fratrem statueret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:20"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 20</bibl></cit>.—Esp. after verbs expressing <i>forethought, care</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">vide sis, ne quid imprudens ruas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:369"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 369</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">considera, ne in alienissimum tempus cadat adventus tuus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:14:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 14, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cocceius, vide, ne frustretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:18:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 18, 3</bibl></cit> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n30583.19" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> After verbs signifying <i>to fear, frighten</i>, etc. (esp. metuo, timeo, vereor, horreo, paveo, terreo, conterreo; also, timor est, metus est, spes est, periculum est), to express the wish that something may not take place; represented in English by <i>that</i> (because in English the particle depends on the idea of fearing, not of wishing): <cit><quote lang="la">metuo et timeo, ne hoc tandem propalam fiat,</quote> <i><i>that it will be discovered</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1348"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 8, 38 (1348)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">timeo ne malefacta mea sint inventa omnia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:771"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 4, 2, 61 (771)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">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">metuebat ne indicarent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:21:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 21, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mater cruciatur et sollicita est, ne filium spoliatum omni dignitate conspiciat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:41:88"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 41, 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic ne quid mihi prorogetur, horreo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:21:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 21, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id paves, ne ducas tu illam, tu autem ut ducas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:349"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 349</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">esse metus coepit, ne, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:715"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 715</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terruit gentīs, grave ne rediret Saeculum Pyrrhae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:2:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non periclumst, nequid recte monstres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:284"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 55 (284)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pavor ceperat milites, ne mortiferum esset vulnus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:42"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 42</bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n30583.20" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> When the dependent clause is negative, with <i>non</i> or <i>nihil, that not</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vereor ne exercitum firmum habere non possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:12:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unum vereor ne senatus Pompeium nolit dimittere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:18:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 18, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">timeo ne non impetrem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:6:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 6, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:31:76"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 31, 76</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30583.21" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> With the negative before the verb: <cit><quote lang="la">non vereor, ne quid temere facias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:7:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 7, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:1:4">2, 1, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">timere non debeo, ne non iste illā cruce dignus judicetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:171"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 67, § 171</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30583.22" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> After verbs signifying <i>to avoid, warn, hinder, forbid, refuse</i> (caveo, impedio, resisto, interdico, refuto, rarely veto), instead of the simple object, <i>that not, lest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui cavet, ne decipiatur, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:255"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 5 (255)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cavete, judices, ne nova proscriptio instaurata esse videatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:53:153"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 53, 153</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:12:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 12, 4</bibl>; v. caveo: <cit><quote lang="la">casus quidam ne facerem impedivit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus ne caperetur urbs causa fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:39"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 39</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^2" key="ne^2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30584"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="-nĕ">ne</head> (also apocopated <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">n'</orth> and only <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">n</orth>), <sense id="n30584.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>interrog.</i> and <i>enclit. part.</i> <etym opt="n">weakened from nē</etym>. It simply inquires, without implying either that a negative or an affirmative reply is expected (cf. num, nonne), and emphasizes the word to which it is joined; which is always, in classic Latin, the first word of the clause (ante- class. after other words: <cit><quote lang="la">sine dote uxoremne?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:369"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 2, 94 (369)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:179">1, 2, 141 (179)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:928"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 5, 2, 78 (928)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:687"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 92 (687)</bibl>). In direct questions it is translated by giving an interrogative form to the sentence; in indirect interrogations by <i>whether</i>. </sense><sense id="n30584.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> In direct interrogations, with <mood opt="n">indic.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">meministine me in senatu dicere? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:3:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">potestne rerum major esse dissensio?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:13:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 13, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tune id veritus es?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:3:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jamne vides, belua, jamne sentis? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid, si etiam falsum illud omnino est? tamenne ista tam absurda defendes?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:29:81"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 29, 81</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:15:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 15, 44</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quiane auxilio juvat ante levatos?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:538"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 538</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tun' te audes Sosiam esse dicere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:369"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 217 (369)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">valuistin?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 12 (50)</bibl></cit>.—After an elided <i>s</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">satin habes, si feminarum nulla'st: quam aeque diligam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:509"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 3, 11 (509)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pergin autem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:539"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 3, 41 (539)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vin commutemus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 21 (59)</bibl></cit> al.—</sense><sense id="n30584.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Esp. with <i>rel. pron.; ellipt.</i>: quemne ego servavi? i. e. <i>do you mean the one whom?</i> etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:13"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 1, 13 (13)</bibl>: quodne vobis placeat, displiceat mihi? <i>can it be that what pleases?</i> etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:614"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 1, 19 (614)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:573"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 3, 12 (573)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:697"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 2, 65 (697)</bibl>; so <cit><quote lang="la">quin</quote> for quine, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:354"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 2, 79 (354)</bibl></cit> Brix ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:332"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 98 (332)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:739"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 50 (739)</bibl> al.—So with <i>ut</i> and <i>si</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">utine adveniens vomitum excutias mulieri?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:576"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 3, 15 (576)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1063"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 4, 19 (1063)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sin, saluti quod tibi esse censeo, id consuadeo?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:142"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 1, 2, 32 (142)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30584.3" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> In indirect interrogations, with <i>subj., whether</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut videamus, satisne ista sit justa defectio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:43"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 12, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Publilius iturusne sit in Africam et quando, ex Aledio scire poteris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:24:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 24, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videto vasa, multane sient,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:1"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem imitari possimusne, ipse liber erit indicio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 4</bibl></cit> Müll.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:10:9"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, § 9</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30584.4" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> Sometimes affixed to an interrogative pronoun, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:654"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 4, 1, 2 (654)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quone malo mentem concussa? Timore deorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:295"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 295</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">uterne Ad casus dubios fidet sibi certius?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:107"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 107</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">illa rogare: Quantane?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:317"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 317</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30584.4α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> <i>-ne</i> is sometimes used for <i>nonne</i>, where an affirmative reply is expected: <cit><quote lang="la">misine ego ad te epistulam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:551"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 6, 22 (551)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:130"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 92 (130)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:137">99 (137)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:362"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 1, 15 (362)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">rectene interpretor sententiam tuam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:17:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 17, 37</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:32:104"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 32, 104</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30584.4β" level="5" n="ζ" opt="n"> Rarely = num: <cit><quote lang="la">potestne virtus servire?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:52:226"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 52, 226</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">potesne dicere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:27:67"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 27, 67</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:16:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 16, 56</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30584.5" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> With <i>an, annon</i>, or <i>anne</i>, in the second interrogation, v. an.—With <i>necne</i>, v. neque.—Sometimes pleonastic with utrum, followed by an (mostly anteclass.): <cit><quote lang="la">est etiam illa distinctio, utrum illudne non videatur aegre ferendum ... an, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:27:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 27, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed utrum strictimne attonsurum dicam esse an per pectinem, nescio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:268"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 18 (268)</bibl></cit> Brix ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:682"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 1, 151 (682)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:76"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 1, 42 (76)</bibl>; cf. Madv. Gram. § 452, obs. 1.—Sometimes, in the second interrogation, <i>ne</i> for <i>an</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">Smyrna quid et Colophon? Majora minorane fama?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:11:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 11, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut in incerto fuerit, vicissent victine essent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:28:5"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 28, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum interrogaretur, utrum pluris patrem matremne faceret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Iph:3:4"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Iphicr.</title> 3, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_3" key="ne_3" n="3" opt="n" orig_id="n30585"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nē">ne</head>, <pos opt="n">interj.</pos> (incorrectly written <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nae</orth>), = <foreign lang="greek">ναί, νή</foreign>, <i>truly, verily, really, indeed</i> (only joined with <i>pers. pron.</i> ego, tu, and with the <i>demonstratives</i> ille, iste, hic, and their <i>advv.;</i> in class, prose usually with a conditional clause).  <sense id="n30585.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">ne ego homo infelix fui, Qui non alas intervelli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:321"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 169 (321)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ne ego haud paulo hunc animum malim quam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:42:99"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 42, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne ego, inquam, si ita est, velim tibi eum placere quam maxime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:71:249"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 71, 249</bibl></cit>. So, ne tu, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 2, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:285"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 285</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:6:15"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 6, 15</bibl>: ne ille, <author>Naev.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 73, 18</bibl> (Trag. Rel. p. 9 v. 40 Rib.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:769"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 3, 1, 3 (769)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 3, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne iste,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:324"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 324</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:621"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 621</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n30585.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Connected with other affirmative particles, as <i>hercle, edepol, mecastor, medius fidius</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne tu hercle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:412"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 4, 6 (412)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:195"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 3, 38 (195)</bibl>: ne ille hercle, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:310"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 76 (310)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">edepol ne ego,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:908"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 5, 10 (908)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">edepol ne tu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:159"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 50 (159)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne ista edepol,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:845"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 2, 213 (845)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne istuc mecastor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:734"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 1, 34 (734)</bibl></cit> (729 Ritschl): <cit><quote lang="la">ne ille, me dius fidius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:30:74"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 30, 74</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">me dius fidius ne tu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:4a:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 4, a, § 2</bibl></cit>.— Rarely with a <i>pron. poss.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">edepol ne meam operam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:799"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 799</bibl></cit>. (All passages in which <i>ne</i> stands in classic prose without a pronoun are probably corrupt; cf. Haase in Reisig's Vorles. p. 379 sq.; v. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:31:10"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 31, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:4:16">34, 4, 16</bibl> Weissenb.)</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^aera" key="Ne^aera" opt="n" orig_id="n30586"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕaera">Neaera</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νέαιρα</foreign>, <sense id="n30586.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a female proper name</i>. </sense><sense id="n30586.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>The mistress of Lygdamus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:1:6"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 1, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:23">23</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n30586.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A mistress of Horace</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:14:21"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 14, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 15</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30586.3" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>A mistress of the shepherd Aegon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:3"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30586.4" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>Iole, the mistress of Hercules</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:10:240"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 10, 240</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30586.5" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>Ariadne, as the mistress of Bacchus</i>, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Symm.</author> 1, 139</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^aethus" key="Ne^aethus" opt="n" orig_id="n30587"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕaethus">Neaethus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νέαιθος</foreign>, <sense id="n30587.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river in the territory of the Bruttii</i>, the modern <i>Nieto</i> or <i>Neto</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:97"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 11, 15, § 97</bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:51"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 51</bibl>, instead of Neaethum, we should read, acc. to the manuscripts, Neretum, q. v.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^a_nisco^lo^gus" key="ne^a_nisco^lo^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n30588"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕāniscŏlŏgus">neaniscologus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεανισκολόγος</foreign>, <sense id="n30588.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>speaking in a juvenile manner</i>, Schol. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:191"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 191</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^a_po^lis" key="Ne^a_po^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30589"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕāpŏlis">Neapolis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεάπολις</foreign> (Newtown). <sense id="n30589.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A celebrated maritime city in Campania, a colony of the Cumaeans, called by the early Romans</i> Novapolis, now <i>Napoli, Naples</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:4:9"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 4, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:62"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 62</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:58"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 58</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:24:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 24, 55</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:10:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 10, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">otiosa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:5:43"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 5, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">docta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:78:14"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 78, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hospita Musis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:31"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 31</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30589.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕāpŏlītānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Naples, Neapolitan</i>: piscinae, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 543, 33</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:122"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 17, 26, § 122</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mala cotonea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:38"><author>id.</author> 15, 11, 10, § 38</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30589.2" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n30589.3" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕāpŏlītānum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a villa near Naples;</i> of Pompey, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 2, 5</bibl>; of Lucullus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 3, 9</bibl>; of Pontius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:21:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 21, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30589.4" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕāpŏlītāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Neapolitans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:30:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 30, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:10:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 10, 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:35:86"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 35, 86</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30589.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕāpŏlītes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a Neapolitan</i>: Dion, Varr. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:21:8"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 21, 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30589.6" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕā-pŏlītis</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a</i> (female) <i>Neapolitan</i>: meretrix, Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 318, 6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30589.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A city in Zeugitana</i>, now <i>Nabal</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:7"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:24"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 4, 3, § 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:2"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30589.8" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>The fourth quarter of the city of Syracuse</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:119"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 53, § 119</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:25:5"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 25, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^archus" key="Ne^archus" opt="n" orig_id="n30590"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕarchus">Nearchus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νέαρχος</foreign>. <sense id="n30590.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>An admiral of Alexander the Great, who commanded the fleet sent on a voyage of discovery to India, and wrote the history of the expedition</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:97"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 23, 26, § 97</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:10:2"><author>Curt.</author> 9, 10, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:10:1:5">10, 1, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:10:6:6">10, 6, 6</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n30590.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A Tarentine, a host of the elder Cato</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:12:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 12, 41</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30590.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A beautiful youth</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:20:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 20, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNebiodu_num" key="Nebiodu_num" opt="n" orig_id="n30591"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nebiodūnum">Nebiodunum</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Noviodūnum</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30591.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Lower Moesia</i>, Cod. Th. 10, 21, 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_^bri^dae" key="ne_^bri^dae" opt="n" orig_id="n30592"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nē̆brĭdae">nebridae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nebris</etym>, <sense id="n30592.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the priests of Ceres clothed in a fawn-skin at the Eleusinian mysteries, the nebris-wearers</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nebridarum familia,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, 185</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_^bris1" key="ne_^bris1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30593"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nē̆bris">nebris</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεβρίς</foreign>, <sense id="n30593.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fawnskin worn by the Bacchanals at the Bacchic festivals</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nebridas et fragiles thyrsos portare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:664"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 664</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a tereti demisit nebrida collo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,003:1:609"><author>id.</author> <title>Achill.</title> 1, 609</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> IV. Cons. Honor. 605</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNebris2" key="Nebris2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30594"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nebris">Nebris</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30594.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 476, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnebri_tis" key="nebri_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n30595"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nebrītis">nebritis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεβρῖτις</foreign>, <sense id="n30595.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone sacred to Bacchus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:175"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 64, § 175</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNebro_des" key="Nebro_des" opt="n" orig_id="n30596"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nebrōdes">Nebrodes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεβρώδη</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">Νευρώδη, τά</foreign>, <sense id="n30596.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a chain of mountains running across Sicily from east to west</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:237"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 237</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 5, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNebro^pho^nos" key="Nebro^pho^nos" opt="n" orig_id="n30597"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nebrŏphŏnos">Nebrophonos</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Nebrŏphŏnē</orth>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> and <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεβροφόνος</foreign> and <foreign lang="greek">νεβροφόνη</foreign>, <i>fawnkiller</i>.  <sense id="n30597.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Masc., the name of a dog</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nebrophonosque valens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:211"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 211</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30597.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Fem., a nymph of Diana</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Laud. Stil.</title> 3, 249</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnebrundines" key="nebrundines" opt="n" orig_id="n30598"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nebrundines">nebrundines</head>, v. nefrens.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNebrus" key="Nebrus" opt="n" orig_id="n30599"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nebrus">Nebrus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεβρός</foreign> (fawn), <sense id="n30599.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 476, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^bu^la" key="ne^bu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30600"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕbŭla">nebula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">like nubes; Sanscr. nabhas; Lat. aër, caelum; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νεφέλη</foreign></etym>, <i>mist, vapor, fog, smoke, exhalation</i> (syn.: nubes, nimbus).  <sense id="n30600.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: fluviis ex omnibus et simul ipsa Surgere de terrā nebulas aestumque videmus, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:477"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 477</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:258"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 258</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tenuem exhalat nebulam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:217"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 217</bibl></cit>. —<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, of the clouds: <cit><quote lang="la">nebulae pluviique rores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:3:56"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 3, 56</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:412"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 412</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:439">439</bibl> (for which, nubes, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:587"><author>id.</author> ib. 587</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:21"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 21</bibl>. —Of smoke, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:5:31"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 5, 31</bibl>.—Of any thing soft or transparent: <cit><quote lang="la">nebula haud est mollis, atque hujus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:834"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 4, 4, 21 (834)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">desine Inter ludere virgines Et stellis nebulam spargere candidis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:15:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 15, 6</bibl></cit>.— <cit><quote lang="la">Prov.: nebulae cyathus, of any thing worthless, trifling,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:271"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 1, 2, 62 (271)</bibl></cit>.— <cit><quote lang="la">—Personified = Nephele,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:2"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 2</bibl></cit> and 3.—</sense><sense id="n30600.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a foggy mist, a vapor, cloud</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pulveris nebula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:253"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 253</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nebulae dolia summa tegunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:269"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 269</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pinguem nebulam vomuere lucernae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:181"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 181</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:6:281"><author>Sil.</author> 6, 281</bibl>: per nebulam audire, aut scire aliquid, <i>to hear</i> or <i>know a thing indistinctly</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:461"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 5, 47 (461)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:1023"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 5, 4, 26 (1023)</bibl> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">quasi per caliginem videre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:12:2:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 12, 2, 2</bibl></cit>).—</sense><sense id="n30600.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A thin, transparent substance;</i> of a thin garment: aequum est induere nuptam ventum textilem, Palam prostare nudam in nebulā lineā, <author>Laber.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:55:6:16"><author>Petr.</author> 55, 6</bibl>; of a thin plate of metal, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:33:3"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 33, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30600.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>darkness, obscurity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">erroris nebula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:4"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nebulae quaestionum,</quote> <i><i>obscure, puzzling questions</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:8:10"><author>Gell.</author> 8, 10</bibl></cit> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign>: <cit><quote lang="la">suspicionum nebulae,</quote> <i><i>vague suspicions</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:1:4"><author>Amm.</author>14, 1, 4</bibl></cit>.—Of something empty, trifling, worthless: <cit><quote lang="la">grande locuturi nebulas Helicone legunto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:7"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 7</bibl></cit> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">nubes et inania captare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:230"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 230</bibl></cit>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^bu^lo" key="ne^bu^lo" opt="n" orig_id="n30601"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕbŭlo">nebulo</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nebula</etym>, <sense id="n30601.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a paltry, worthless fellow, an idle rascal, a sorry wretch</i>: nugator ac nebulo, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 19, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:785"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 785</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos ab isto nebulone facetius eludimur, quam putamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:44:128"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 44, 128</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nebulones Alcinoique juventus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:2:28"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 2, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vappa ac nebulo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:104"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 104</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:12"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 12</bibl>: nebulo lucifugus (perh. on account of the etymology of the word), <i>a scoundrel that shuns the light</i>, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 19, 2</bibl>.—In apposition with homo: <cit><quote lang="la">vulgus nebulonum hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:2:7"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 2, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:6:12">16, 6, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30601.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Acc. to Acron ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 12</bibl>, nebulo also signifies <i>a man of low birth;</i> on which account slaves were also called nebulones.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^bu^lor" key="ne^bu^lor" opt="n" orig_id="n30602"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕbŭlor">nebulor</head>, <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. dep.</pos> <etym opt="n">nebulo</etym>, <sense id="n30602.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to be a worthless fellow</i>: nebulor, <foreign lang="greek">ἀχρηστῶ</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^bu^lo_si^tas" key="ne^bu^lo_si^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n30603"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕbŭlōsĭtas">nebulositas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nebulosus</etym>, <sense id="n30603.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>mistiness, cloudiness, darkness</i> (post-class. and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">vaporum nebulositas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 7, 234</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^bu^lo_sus" key="ne^bu^lo_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n30604"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕbŭlōsus">nebulosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nebula</etym>, <i>full of mist</i> or <i>vapor, misty, foggy, cloudy, dark</i>.  <sense id="n30604.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager si nebulosus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:6"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nebulosum et caliginosum caelum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:25:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 25, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nebulosus et roscidus aër,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:36"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 7, 18, § 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exhalatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:44"><author>id.</author> 31, 3, 27, § 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies nebulosi nubilive,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:1"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30604.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp. of a fine texture, <i>cloud-like</i>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεφέλαι</foreign>, nebulosa retia, <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 5</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n30604.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>dark, difficult to understand</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:20:3:3"><author>Gell.</author> 20, 3, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^c1" key="ne^c1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30605"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕc">nec</head>, <sense id="n30605.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>conj.</i>, v. neque.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^c2" key="ne^c2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30606"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕc">nec</head>, an inseparable negative particle in compounds for <i>nĕ</i>: necopinans, necopinus; also in nĕgotium for nec-otium, and in neglego for nec-lego; and with suppressed c and lengthened ē: nēquaquam, nēquiquam.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ca_tor" key="ne^ca_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30607"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcātor">necator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">neco</etym>, <sense id="n30607.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a slayer, a murderer</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:12:9"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 12, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">civium,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Commod.</title> 18, 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ca_trix" key="ne^ca_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n30608"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcātrix">necatrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">necator</etym>, <sense id="n30608.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>she who slays</i> (late Lat.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:de Cons. Evang. 13"><author>Aug.</author> de Cons. Evang. 13 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecdum" key="necdum" opt="n" orig_id="n30609"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="necdum">necdum</head>, v. neque <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^cepsus" key="Ne^cepsus" opt="n" orig_id="n30610"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕcepsus">Necepsus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕcepso</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <author>Firm.</author> 8), <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30610.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mythic astrologer in Egypt, a disciple of Aesculapius and Anubis</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 19, 18</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecerim" key="necerim" opt="n" orig_id="n30611"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="necerim">necerim</head>, <itype opt="n">nec eum</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162:21"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162, 21</bibl> Müll. (acc. to Müll. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=386"><author>ib.</author> p. 386</bibl>, a; erim is <case opt="n">acc.</case> for esim, from es = is).</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cessa_ri^e_" key="ne^cessa_ri^e_" opt="n" orig_id="n30612"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcessārĭē">necessarie</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. necessarius <abbr>fin.</abbr> 1.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cessa_ri^o_" key="ne^cessa_ri^o_" opt="n" orig_id="n30613"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcessārĭō">necessario</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. necessarius <abbr>fin.</abbr> 2.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cessa_ri^us" key="ne^cessa_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30614"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcessārĭus">necessarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> (<i>comp.</i> necessarior, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Patient.</title> 11</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Test. Anim.</title> 4</bibl> al.) <etym opt="n">necesse</etym>, <i>unavoidable, inevitable, indispensable, needful, requisite, necessary</i>: necessarium ait esse Opilius Aurelius, in quo non sit cessandum, aut sine quo vivi non possit: aut sine quo non bene vivatur: aut quod non possit prohiberi, quin fiat, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll. <sense id="n30614.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessarius et fatalis, opp. voluntarius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:10:9:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 10, 9, 9</bibl></cit>; cf.: id quod imperatur necessarium; <cit><quote lang="la">illud, quod permittitur, voluntarium est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:49:145"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 49, 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessaria conclusio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:16:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Top.</title> 16, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">leges fatales et necessariae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:chapter=12"><author>id.</author> <title>Univ.</title> 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia quae sint ad vivendum necessaria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:4:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senatori necessarium est, nōsse rem publicam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:18:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 18, 41</bibl></cit>.—So without <case opt="n">dat.</case>, = necesse est: <cit><quote lang="la">ne tam necessarium quidem est male meritis quam optime referre quod debeas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,018:22"><author>id.</author> post Red. ad Quir. 9, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">castra ponere necessarium visum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:58:6"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 58, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:37:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 37, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 3:216"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 3, 216</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessariā re coactus,</quote> <i><i>by necessity</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:40"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 40</bibl></cit>: quod tam necessario tempore ab iis non sublevetur, <i>time of need</i> or <i>necessity</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:16"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum longius necessario procederent,</quote> <i><i>farther than was necessary, too far</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res magis necessariae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:49:145"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 49, 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res maxime necessaria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:6:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessarior medela,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Patient.</title> 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessarior sententia,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Test. Anim.</title> 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessariores operas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Cult. Tem.</title> 1, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Res. Carn.</title> 31</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid necessarius,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Carn. Christ.</title> 7 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕcessā-rĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the necessaries of life</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Persae armis positis ad necessaria ex proximo vico ferenda discurrunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:12:6"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 12, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plebes sic adcensa uti ... sua necessaria post illius honorem ducerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:73:6"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 73, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,001:3:14:4"><author>Front.</author> <title>Strat.</title> 3, 14, 4</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n30614.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic.: <cit><quote lang="la">necessariae partes,</quote> <i><i>the private parts</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 3:section=193"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 3, § 193</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30614.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, connected with another by natural or moral ties (of blood, friendship, clientship), <i>belonging, related, connected, bound</i>. </sense><sense id="n30614.4" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: cum utrique sis maxime necessarius, Balb. et Opp. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 7</bibl>, A: victoria hominis necessarii, <i>of a friend</i>, Mat. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:28:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 28, 2</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">homo,</quote> <i><i>of a father-in-law</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Dat:6"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Dat.</title> 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut a latronibus redimeret necessarias mulieri personas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:24:3:21"><author>Dig.</author> 24, 3, 21</bibl></cit>: necessarius heres = suus heres, <i>the natural heir</i>, who was in the potestas of the deceased (opp. to heres extraneus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 2:37"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:3:153">3, 153</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:156">156</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:16:1"><author>Dig.</author> 38, 16, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30614.5" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕ-cessārĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a relation, relative, kinsman, connection, friend, client, patron</i> (cf. necessitudo, II.; syn.: familiaris, intimus): necessarii sunt, ut Gallus Aelius ait, qui aut cognati aut affines sunt, in quos necessaria officia conferuntur praeter ceteros, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll.; necessarius angustus, <i>a very near relative</i>, Fragm. Jur. Civ. p. 86 Mai.: <cit><quote lang="la">L. Torquatus meus familiaris ac necessarius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in iis necessariis, qui tibi a patre relicti sunt, me tibi esse vel conjunctissimum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:29:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 29, 1</bibl></cit>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕcessārĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a female relative</i> or <i>friend</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgo Vestalis hujus propinqua et necessaria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:35:73"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 35, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cerelliae, necessariae meae, rem commendavi tibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:72:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 72, 1</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> </sense><sense id="n30614.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕcessārĭē</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">rare</orth>), <i>unavoidably, necessarily</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessarie demonstrari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:29:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 29, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">comparato cibo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:7:6:3"><author>Val. Max.</author> 7, 6, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30614.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕcessārĭō</orth> (the most usual form): <cit><quote lang="la">necessario reviviscere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:10:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 10, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quibuscum vivo necessario,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:21:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 21, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod necessario rem Caesari enuntiārit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:17"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">copias parat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:21:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 21, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:29"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:80">5, 10, 80</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 2, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cesse" key="ne^cesse" opt="n" orig_id="n30615"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcesse">necesse</head> (arch. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕcessum</orth>, <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>: NECESVS, S. C. de Bacch. l. 4: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">necessus</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:360"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 360</bibl> Wagn. ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:998"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 998</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:8:1"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 8, 1</bibl>; v. Lachm. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:815"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 815</bibl>), <i>neutr. adj.</i> (<case opt="n">gen.</case> necessis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:815"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 815</bibl> ex conj. Lachm.; cf. Munro ad loc.; elsewhere only <case opt="n">nom.</case> and <i>acc. sing.</i>, and with <i>esse</i> or <i>habere</i>) <etym opt="n">perh. Sanscr. naç, obtain; Gr. root <foreign lang="greek">ἐνεκ-</foreign>; cf. <foreign lang="greek">ἀνάγκη</foreign>; v. Curt. Gr. Etym. 424</etym>.  <sense id="n30615.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Form necesse. </sense><sense id="n30615.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Unavoidable, inevitable, indispensable, necessary</i> (class.; cf.: opus, usus est) </sense><sense id="n30615.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>esse</i>. </sense><sense id="n30615.4" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> With <i>subject.-clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">edocet quanto detrimento...necesse sit constare victoriam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:19"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necesse est eam, quae ... timere permultos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:16:23"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 16, 23</bibl></cit>: emas, non quod opus est, sed quod necesse est, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:94:28"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 94, 28</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil fit, quod necesse non fuerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:9:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 9, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necesse est igitur legem haberi in rebus optimis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:5:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 5, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 29, § 70</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n30615.5" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">dat.</case> (of the person, emphatic): nihil necesse est mihi de me ipso dicere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:9:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 9, 30</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">de homine enim dicitur, cui necesse est mori,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:9:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 9, 17</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30615.6" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> With <i>ut</i> and <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">eos necesse est ut petat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:16:23"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 16, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed ita necesse fuisse, cum Demosthenes dicturus esset, ut concursus ex totā Graeciā fierent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:84:289"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 84, 289</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:78:15"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 78, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc necesse est, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:29:129"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 29, 129</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:14:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 14, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque necesse est, uti vos auferam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:29:9"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 29, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necesse est semper, ut id ... per se significet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:43"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 43</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30615.7" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">subj.</mood> alone: <cit><quote lang="la">haec autem oratio ... aut nulla sit necesse est, aut omnium irrisione ludatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:12:50"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 12, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">istum condemnetis necesse est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 18, § 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vel concidat omne caelum necesse est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:23:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 23, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si necesse est aliquid ex se magni boni pariat,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 3, 12, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30615.8" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>habere</i> (class. only with <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>): <cit><quote lang="la">non habebimus necesse semper concludere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:13:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Part. Or.</title> 13, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eo minus habeo necesse scribere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:10:1:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 10, 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Oppio scripsi ne necesse habueris reddere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:2:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non verbum pro verbo necesse habui reddere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,041:Or. 5:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Opt. Gen.</title> Or. 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non necesse habeo omnia pro meo jure agere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:51"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 51</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:74"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 74</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:14:16"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 14, 16</bibl>: necesse habere with <case opt="n">abl.</case> (= egere; <cit><quote lang="la">late Lat.): non necesse habent sani medico,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,049:2:17"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Marc.</title> 2, 17</bibl></cit>.—In agreement with object of habere: <cit><quote lang="la">non habet rex sponsalia necesse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,011:18:25"><author>Vulg.</author> 1 Reg. 18, 25</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30615.9" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Needful, requisite, indispensable, necessary</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">id quod tibi necesse minime fuit, facetus esse voluisti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:7:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 7, 22</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30615.10" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Form necessum (mostly ante-class.). </sense><sense id="n30615.11" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> With <i>subject.-clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">foras necessum est, quicquid habeo, vendere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:220"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 3, 66 (220)</bibl></cit>: quod sit necessum scire, Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 186</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec tamen haec retineri hamata necessumst,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:468"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 468</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">externa corpus de parte necessumst tundier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:933"><author>id.</author> 4, 933</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessum est vorsis gladiis depugnarier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:344"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 5, 36 (344)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessum est paucis respondere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:5"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num omne id aurum in ludos consumi necessum esset?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:5"><author>id.</author> 39, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tonsorem capiti non est adhibere necessum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:57:3"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 57, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30615.12" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">dat.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicas uxorem tibi necessum esse ducere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1118"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 3, 25 (1118)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30615.13" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde anima, atque animi constet natura necessum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:120"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quare etiam nativa necessum est confiteare Haec eadem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:377"><author>id.</author> 5, 377</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cessi^tas" key="ne^cessi^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n30616"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcessĭtas">necessitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype> (<i>gen. plur.</i> -ātium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:89:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 89, 1</bibl>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">necesse</etym>, <i>unavoidableness, inevitableness, necessity, compulsion, force, exigency</i>.  <sense id="n30616.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: hinc exsistit illa fatalis necessitas, quam <foreign lang="greek">εἱμαρμένην</foreign> dicitis, ut, quidquid accidat, id ex aeternā veritate, causarumque continuatione fluxisse dicatis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:20:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 20, 55</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut, etiam si naturā tales (i. e. feroces) non sint, necessitate esse coguntur,</quote> <i><i>by the compulsion of circumstances</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:9:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 9, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempori cedere, id est necessitati parere, semper sapientis est habitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:9:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 9, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">veniam necessitati dare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:16:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 16, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessitatem alicui afferre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:10:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 10, 1, 2</bibl></cit>. necessitas mihi obvenit alicujus rei, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:21:74"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 21, 74</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex necessitate aliquid facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:62"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ac nescio an majores necessitates vobis, quam captivis vestris, fortuna circumdederit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:43"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">extrema necessitas,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>death</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:H. 1:41:15"><author>Sall.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 41, 15</bibl></cit> Dietsch; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:61"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 61</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:72"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 72</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessitate me, mala ut fiam, facis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:382"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 3, 1, 54 (382)</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">facere de necessitate virtutem,</quote> <i><i>to make a virtue of necessity</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>in Ruf.</title> 3</bibl></cit>, n. 2; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 54</bibl>, n. 6: <cit><quote lang="la">quam cum pecuniam profudisset, et sibi nihil non modo ad cupiditates suas, sed ne ad necessitatem quidem reliquisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:25:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 25, 68</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30616.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30616.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Fate, destiny, a law of nature</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">signorum ortus et obitus ... quadam ex necessitate semper eodem modo fiunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:34:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 34, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humana consilia divina necessitate esse superata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,033:6:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Lig.</title> 6, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut vita, quae necessitati deberetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:21:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 21, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut id fatum vim necessitatis adferret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:17:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 17, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et vis omnium rerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:20:48"><author>id.</author> ib. 20, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:42"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 42</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30616.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In <i>plur. concr., necessaries, necessary things, necessary expenses</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">reliquis autem tribus virtutibus necessitates propositae sunt ad eas res parandas, quibus actio vitae continetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:5:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 5, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitae necessitatibus servire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:49:110"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 49, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suarum necessitatum causa,</quote> <i><i>wants, interests</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:89"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">publicae necessitates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:48:10"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 48, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessitates ac largitiones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:11"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30616.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Necessity, need, want</i> (mostly post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">famem et ceteras necessitates tantopere tolerabant, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:68"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 68</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 47</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod pro honore acceptum etiam necessitatibus subvenit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:15"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim necessitatibus tantummodo nostris provisum est, usque in delicias amamur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:4:5:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 4, 5, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sustinere necessitates aliorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:15:9"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 15, 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30616.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> For necessitudo, <i>connection, relationship, friendship</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si nostram necessitatem familiaritatemque violāsset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnam necessitatem possidet paternus maternusque sanguis,</quote> <i><i>bond of affection, intimacy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:24:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 24, 66</bibl></cit>: equidem mihi videor pro nostrā necessitate non labore defuisse, <author>Caes.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:3:5"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 3, 5</bibl> (cited ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 354, 11</bibl>).—</sense><sense id="n30616.7" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> Personified: Necessitas, <i>the goddess of necessity</i>, the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">Ἀνάγκη</foreign>: <cit><quote lang="la">te semper anteit saeva Necessitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:35:17"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 35, 17</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:19"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 19</bibl>; and v. clavus.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cessi^tu_do" key="ne^cessi^tu_do" opt="n" orig_id="n30617"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcessĭtūdo">necessitudo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">necesse</etym>, <i>necessity, inevitableness, want, need, distress</i>.  <sense id="n30617.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (in Cic. less freq. than necessitas; in gen. more antiquated; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:3:3"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 3, 3</bibl>): calamitatis necessitudine inductus, Sisenn. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 354, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">puto hanc esse necessitudinem, cui nullā vi resisti potest: quae neque mutari neque leniri potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:57:170"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 57, 170</bibl></cit>; cf. the context: <cit><quote lang="la">an necessitudine, quod alio modo agi non possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:20:61"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 20, 61</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:57:171">2, 57, 171</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neve eam necessitudinem imponatis, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:33:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 33, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non eadem nobis et illis necessitudo impendet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:58:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 58, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessitudinem alicui facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:64"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">miserrima,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:50:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 50, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30617.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a close connection</i>, in which one person stands to another as relative or friend, <i>relationship, friendship, intimacy, bond</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">plerique grammaticorum asseverant, necessitudinem et necessitatem longe differre, ideo, quod necessitas sit vis quaedam premens et cogens: necessitudo autem dicatur jus quoddam et vinculum religiosae conjunctionis idque unum solitarium significet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:3:1"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomina necessitudinum mutare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:70:199"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 70, 199</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sancta necessitudinum nomina, Mos. et Rom. Leg. Coll. 6, 4, 2: liberorum necessitudo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:10:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 10, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">etiam antea Jugurthae filia Bocchi nupserat. Verum ea necessitudo apud Numidas Maurosque levis ducitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:80:6"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 80, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in amicitiae conjunctionisque necessitudine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:20:71"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 20, 71</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sunt mihi cum illo omnes amicitiae necessitudines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:17:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 17, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessitudo et affinitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 4, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">summā necessitudine et summā conjunctione adductus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:27:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 27, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bonos viros ad tuam necessitudinem adjungere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:11:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 11, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum accusatore tuo satis justam causam conjungendae necessitudinis putant, quod, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:145"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 65, § 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessitudinem sancte colere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:19:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 19, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">familiaritatis necessitudinisque oblitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:3:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caput illud est ut Lysonem ... recipias in necessitudinem tuam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:19:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 19, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:12:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 12, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:13:3">9, 13, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30617.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>a necessary connection</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerus autem ... neque habebat aliquam necessitudinem aut cognationem cum oratione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:56:186"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 56, 186</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30617.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Concr.: necessitudines, <i>persons with whom one is closely connected, relatives, connections, friends</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">petiit, ut sibi permitteretur revisere necessitudines,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>mother and children</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:11"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 11</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">remisit tamen hosti judicato necessitudines amicosque omnes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 50</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:59"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 59</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">crederes Alexandrum inter suas necessitudines flere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:10:12"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 10, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">relictis obsidum loco necessitudinibus suis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:15:5:6"><author>Amm.</author>15, 5, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cesso" key="ne^cesso" opt="n" orig_id="n30618"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcesso">necesso</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">necesse</etym>, <sense id="n30618.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to render necessary</i> (late Lat.): nam cibus et somnus, nisi quod natura necessat, etc., Ven. Vit. S. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:412"><author>Mart.</author> 2, 412</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cessum" key="ne^cessum" opt="n" orig_id="n30619"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcessum">necessum</head>, v. necesse.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ce^unt" key="ne^ce^unt" opt="n" orig_id="n30620"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcĕunt">neceunt</head>, <itype opt="n">non eunt</itype>, Paul. ex Fest. pp. 162 and 163 Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnechon" key="nechon" opt="n" orig_id="n30621"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nechon">nechon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30621.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of spice with which sweet things were kept from turning</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2003,001:1:14"><author>Apic.</author> 1, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecne^" key="necne^" opt="n" orig_id="n30622"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="necnĕ">necne</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">neque-ne</etym>, <i>or not</i>, is used in the second half of a disjunctive interrogation, corresponding to -ne or utrum, and also without a corresp interrog, particle in the first half (usually in indirect interrogations, and without repeating the verb).  <sense id="n30622.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In indirect interrogations. </sense><sense id="n30622.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Without a verb: <cit><quote lang="la">quaero, potueritne Roscius ex societate partem suam petere necne,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:17:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 17, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam dudum ego erro, qui quaeram, utrum emeris necne,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:35"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 16, § 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum proelium committi ex usu esset necne,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:50"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc habeam necne, incertum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:95"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">posset agi lege necne pauci quondam sciebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:11:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 11, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">accipiat enim actionem necne ad eventum pertinet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:73"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 73</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:21"><author>id.</author> 1, 4, 21</bibl>; and Spald. on 7, 3, 30: <cit><quote lang="la">idcirco quidam, comoedia necne poëma Esset, quaesivere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:45"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 45</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30622.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With a verb: <cit><quote lang="la">Aristo dubitat omnino, deus animans necne sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:14:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 14, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc doce doleam necne doleam nihil interesse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:12:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 12, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fiat necne fiat, id quaeritur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:39:86"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 39, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaeritur sintne di necne sint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:22:61"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 22, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">di utrum sint necne sint, quaeritur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:7:17"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 7, 17</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30622.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In a direct interrogation (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">sunt haec tua verba necne?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:18:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 18, 41</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecnon" key="necnon" opt="n" orig_id="n30623"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nec-non">necnon</head>, <itype opt="n">also separately</itype>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nec non</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕquĕ non</orth>, partic. of emphatic affirmation. <sense id="n30623.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>And also, and yet, and in fact</i>, to connect sentences: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vero non eadem ira deorum hanc ejus satellitibus injecit amentiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:32:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 32, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque meam mentem non domum saepe revocat exanimata uxor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque tamen illa non ornant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:85:347"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 85, 347</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vero Aristoteles non laudandus in eo, quod, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:16:44"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 16, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque non me tamen mordet aliquid,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:12:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 12, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30623.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In gen., <i>likewise, also</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">necnon etiam precor Lympham et Bonum eventum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:1:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 1, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:2:5:9">2, 5, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec non et Tyrii ... frequentes Convenere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:707"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 707</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tunc mihi praecipue, nec non tamen ante, placebas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:4:69"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">granum letale animalibus: nec non et in folio eadem vis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:118"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 22, 38, § 118</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">gratissima est et esca panicum et milium, nec non hordeum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:15:6"><author>Col.</author> 8, 15, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec non etiam poëmata faciebat ex tempore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,004:23"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Gram.</title> 23</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^co" key="ne^co" opt="n" orig_id="n30624"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕco">neco</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum</itype> (<i>perf.</i> necuit, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 861</bibl> P.; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>; <i>part.</i> nectus, <bibl default="NO"><author>Ser. Samm.</author> 33, 627</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 362</bibl> P.), <itype opt="n">1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. naç, disappear; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέκυς</foreign>, corpse, <foreign lang="greek">νεκρός</foreign>, dead</etym>, <i>to kill, slay, put to death, destroy</i> (usually without a weapon, by poison, hunger, etc.; cf.: occido, interficio, interimo, perimo).  <sense id="n30624.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: neci datus proprie dicitur, qui sine vulnere interfectus est, ut veneno aut fame, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">occisum a necato distingui quidam volunt, quod alterum a caedendo atque ictu fieri dicunt, alterum sine ictu, <author>id.</author> s. v. occisum, p. 178 ib.: necare aliquem odore taetro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:787"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 787</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plebem fame,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:3:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legatum P. R. vinculis ac verberibus necavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:5:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem igni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:53"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem ferro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:58"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 58</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:488"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 488</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">veneno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:43"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 43</bibl></cit>: securi <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:17:21:17"><author>Gell.</author> 17, 21, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:316"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 316</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">suspendiosa fame,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:134"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 37, 56, § 134</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vidissem nullos, matre necante, dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:14:22"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 14, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines in ventre necandos conducit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:596"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 596</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">colubra necuit hominem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:4:14:4"><author>Phaedr.</author> 4, 14, 4</bibl></cit>.—Of impersonal subjects: hos pestis necuit, pars occidit illa duellis, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 861</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 549 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">lien necat, renes dolent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:236"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 2, 1, 21 (236)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">radices herbarum vomere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:4:1"><author>Col.</author> 2, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">salsi imbres necant frumenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:52"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 4, 29, § 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hedera arbores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:243"><author>id.</author> 16, 44, 92, § 243</bibl></cit>; cf.<author>Laber.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Sat.</title> 2, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquae flammas necant,</quote> <i><i>quench</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:2"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 1, 1, § 2</bibl></cit>; <i>to drown</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">deducti ad torrentem necati sunt,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sulp.Sev.</author> <title>Hist.</title> 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30624.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid te coërces et necas rectam indolem,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>thwart, check</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,005:454"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Hippol.</title> 454</bibl></cit>.—So <i>to worry</i> or <i>bore to death</i> with talking, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1162"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 2, 43 (1162)</bibl> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">occidis saepe rogando,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:14:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 14, 5</bibl></cit>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^co^pi_nans" key="ne^co^pi_nans" opt="n" orig_id="n30625"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕc-ŏpīnans">necopinans</head> (also separately, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕc ŏpīnans</orth>), <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <sense id="n30625.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj., not expecting, unaware</i> (rare but class.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:186"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 186</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">et necopinanti (tibi) mors ad caput accidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:959"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 959</bibl></cit> (Lachm., nec opinanti): <cit><quote lang="la">Ariobarzanem necopinantem liberavi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:4:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 4, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:5:7:8"><author>Phaedr.</author> 5, 7, 8</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕcŏpīnanter</orth>, <i>unexpectedly, unawares</i>: necopinanter, <foreign lang="greek">ἀπροσδοκήτως</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^co^pi_na_to_" key="ne^co^pi_na_to_" opt="n" orig_id="n30626"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcŏpīnātō">necopinato</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. necopinatus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^co^pi_na_tus" key="ne^co^pi_na_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30627"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕc-ŏpīnātus">necopinatus</head> (also separately, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕc ŏpīnātus</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <sense id="n30627.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj., unexpected</i> (class.): desertae disciplinae et jam pridem relictae patrocinium nec opinatum a nobis esse susceptum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 3, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">necopinata bona perspicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:10:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 10, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec opinato adventu urbem interceptam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:51"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in necopinatam fraudem labi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:33"><author>id.</author> 27, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necopinatum gaudium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:49"><author>id.</author> 39, 49</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr> as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕcŏpīnāta</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the unforeseen</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum diligenter necopinatorum naturam consideres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:22:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 22, 52</bibl></cit>.—A dverb.: <cit><quote lang="la">locum secretum ab tumultu petit, unde ex necopinato aversum hostem invadat,</quote> <i><i>unexpectedly, unawares</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:27:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 27, 8</bibl></cit>. —Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕcŏpīnātō</orth> (or separately, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕc ŏpīnātō</orth>), <i>unexpectedly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si necopinato quid evenerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:22:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 22, 52</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:24:59"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 24, 59</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem necopinato videre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:2:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 2, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:31:77"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 31, 77</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliud novum malum necopinato exortum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:15:4"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 15, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^co^pi_nus" key="ne^co^pi_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30628"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕc-ŏpīnus">necopinus</head> (also separately, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕc ŏpīnus</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> (poet). <sense id="n30628.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Pass., unexpected</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">necopina mors,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:224"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 224</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ictus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:6:778"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 6, 778</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pericula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:188"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 188</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> Grat. Act. ad Grat. 12</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n30628.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Act., not expecting, unsuspecting, careless</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsum accipiter necopinum rapit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:1:9:6"><author>Phaedr.</author> 1, 9, 6</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">occultā necopinum (hostem) perde sagittā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:596"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 596</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecro^manti_a" key="necro^manti_a" opt="n" orig_id="n30629"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="necrŏmantīa">necromantia</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-ēa</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεκρομαντεια</foreign>, <sense id="n30629.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an evoking of the dead</i> to reveal the future, <i>necromancy</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 2, 16 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:7:35"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 7, 35</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30629.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Necromantea Homeri, <i>that part of the Odyssey in which Ulysses descends into the infernal regions</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:132"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 40, § 132</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecro^manti^i" key="necro^manti^i" opt="n" orig_id="n30630"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="necrŏmantĭi">necromantii</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">necromantia</etym>, <sense id="n30630.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>necromancers</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">necromantii sunt, quorum praecantationibus videntur resuscitati mortui divinare et ad interrogata respondere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 8, 9, 11</bibl></cit> (al. necromantici).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecro_sis" key="necro_sis" opt="n" orig_id="n30631"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="necrōsis">necrosis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νέκρωσις</foreign>, <sense id="n30631.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the killing, causing to die</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 1:4:125"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 1, 4, 125</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecro^thy^tus" key="necro^thy^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30632"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="necrŏthytus">necrothytus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεκροθυτος</foreign>, <sense id="n30632.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to sacrifices to the dead</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">voluptates,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNectana^bis" key="Nectana^bis" opt="n" orig_id="n30633"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nectanăbis">Nectanabis</head>, <itype opt="n">is or idis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nectĕ-bis</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:67"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 9, 14, § 67</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:89">36, 13, 19, § 89</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 57</bibl>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nectănĕbus</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Cha:2:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Chabr.</title> 2, 2</bibl>), <sense id="n30633.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a king of Egypt</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ag:8:6"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Ages.</title> 8, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNecta^ne^bus" key="Necta^ne^bus" opt="n" orig_id="n30634"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nectănĕbus">Nectanebus</head>, v. Nectanabis.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnectar" key="nectar" opt="n" orig_id="n30635"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nectar">nectar</head>, <itype opt="n">ăris</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεκταρ</foreign>, <i>nectar, the drink of the gods.</i>  <sense id="n30635.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">non enim ambrosiā deos aut nectare ... laetari, arbitror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:26:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 26, 65</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:40:112"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 40, 112</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:318"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 318</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:161">10, 161</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:606">14, 606</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:3:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 3, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:3:34">34</bibl> al.: nectaris ambrosii sacrum potare lyaeum, Prud. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Symm.</author> 1, 276</bibl>; as balsam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:250"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 250</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:252">252</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">siccato nectare Vulcanus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:45"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 45</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30635.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> transf., of any thing sweet, pleasant, delicious, <i>nectar</i>.—So of fragrant balm, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:250"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 250</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:732"><author>Ov.</author>10, 732</bibl>.—Of honey: <cit><quote lang="la">aliae (apes) purissima mella Stipant et liquido distendunt nectare cellas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:164"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 164</bibl></cit>.— Of milk: <cit><quote lang="la">quid meruistis oves...pleno quae fertis in ubere nectar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:116"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 116</bibl></cit>; cf.<cit><quote lang="la">, of bread and milk: Picentina Ceres niveo sic nectare crescit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:47:1"><author>Mart.</author> 13, 47, 1</bibl></cit>.—Of wine: <cit><quote lang="la">vina novum fundam calathis Ariusia nectar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:5:71"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 5, 71</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:384"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 384</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:111"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 111</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Baccheum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:2:2:99"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 99</bibl></cit>.—Of a pleasant odor: <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>.—Hence, trop., of poetry: <cit><quote lang="la">cantare credas Pegaseium nectar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:prol. 14"><author>Pers.</author> prol. 14</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecta^re^a" key="necta^re^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30636"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nectărĕa">nectarea</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. nectareus, II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnecta^re^us" key="necta^re^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30637"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nectărĕus">nectareus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nectărĭus</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nectar</etym>, <sense id="n30637.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to nectar, nectared</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nectareis quod alatur aquis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:707"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 707</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30637.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30637.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Sweet</i> or <i>delicious as nectar</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Falernum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:108"><author>Mart.</author> 13, 108</bibl></cit>: fontes, Claud. Nupt. Honor. et Mar. 209.—</sense><sense id="n30637.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nectărĕa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. herba), <i>the plant elecampane</i>, used for flavoring wine, which was hence called nectarites, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:108"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 16, 19, § 108</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecta^ri_tes" key="necta^ri_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n30638"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nectărītes">nectarites</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30638.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wine flavored with elecampane</i>, v. nectareus, II. B.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnecto" key="necto" opt="n" orig_id="n30639"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="necto">necto</head>, <itype opt="n">xŭi, sometimes xi</itype> (cf. Neue, Formenl. 2, 494 sq.), xum (<i>inf. pass.</i> nectier, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:34:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 34, 59</bibl>), <itype opt="n">3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">with neo, kindr. to Sanscr. nah, ligare, nectere, and Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέω, νήθω</foreign></etym>, <i>to bind, tie, fasten; to join, bind</i>, or <i>fasten together, connect</i>.  <sense id="n30639.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30639.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: nectere ligare significat, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=165"><author>Fest.</author> p. 165</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">necte tribus nodis ternos, Amarylli, colores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:77"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">catenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:29:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 29, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necte meo Lamiae coronam,</quote> <i>weave, make,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:26:8"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 26, 8</bibl></cit>, so, coronas, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:11:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 11, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:96"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 96</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">laqueum alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:19:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 19, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pedibus talaria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:239"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 239</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flavāque caput nectentur olivā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:309"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 309</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nodum informis leti trabe nectit ab alta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:603"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 603</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bracchia,</quote> <i><i>to fold in each other, entwine, clasp</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:329"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 329</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">collo bracchia meo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:5:48"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">comam myrto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:2:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 2, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mille venit variis florum dea nexa coronis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:495"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 495</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">venit odoratos Elegeïa nexa capillos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:1:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 1, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:3:1:124"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 3, 1, 124</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">retia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:8:27"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 8, 27</bibl></cit> (4, 7, 37): <cit><quote lang="la">alicui compedes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:28:4"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 28, 4</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">Africus in glaciem frigore nectit aquas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:3:48"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 3, 48</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30639.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., <i>to bind, fetter, confine</i>, esp. for debt: <cit><quote lang="la">liber, qui suas operas in servitute pro pecuniā quādam debebat, dum solveret, nexus vocatur ut ab aere obaeratus,</quote> <i><i>enslaved for debt</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:L L. 7:section=105"><author>Varr.</author> L L. 7, § 105</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum sint propter unius libidinem omnia nexa civium liberata, nectierque postea desitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:34:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 34, 59</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ita nexi soluti cautumque in posterum, ne necterentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:28"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 28</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">eo anno plebi Romanae velut aliud initium libertatis factum est, quod necti desierant: mutatum autem jus ob unius feneratoris simul libidinem, simul crudelitatem insignem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:28:1"><author>id.</author> 8, 28, 1</bibl></cit>; v. also 2. nexus, II.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:27"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23">23</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec carcerem nexis, sed caedibus civitatem replet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:21:2"><author>Just.</author> 21, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:21:1"><author>id.</author> 21, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30639.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30639.5" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To affix, attach</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ex alio alia nectantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:19:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 19, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex hoc genere causarum ex aeternitate pendentium fatum a Stoicis nectitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:15:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Top.</title> 15, 59</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30639.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To bind by an obligation, to oblige, make liable, bind</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">sacramento nexi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:20:4"><author>Just.</author> 20, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res pignori nexa,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>pledged, pawned</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:49:14:22:section=1"><author>Dig.</author> 49, 14, 22, § 1</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30639.7" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>To join</i> or <i>fasten together, to connect</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:41:140"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 41, 140</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">rerum causae aliae ex aliis aptae et necessitate nexae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:25:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 25, 70</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes virtutes inter se nexae et jugatae sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:8:17"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 8, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nectere dolum,</quote> <i><i>to contrive</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:28"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">causas inanes,</quote> <i><i>to frame, invent, bring forward</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:219"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 219</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">canoris Eloquium vocale modis,</quote> <i><i>to set to harmonious measures</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:18"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numeris verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:2:30"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 2, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum aliquo jurgia,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to quarrel</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:2:35"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 2, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">moras,</quote> <i><i>to make, contrive</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">insidias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:3:8:5"><author>Val. Max.</author> 3, 8, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">talia nectebant,</quote> <i><i>they thus conversed</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:8:637"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 8, 637</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnectus" key="nectus" opt="n" orig_id="n30640"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nectus">nectus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> of neco; q. v. <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cu^bi" key="ne^cu^bi" opt="n" orig_id="n30641"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcŭbi">necubi</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">ne alicubi</etym>, <sense id="n30641.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that nowhere, lest anywhere</i> (not in Cic.). itaque faciunt lapide stratā, ut urina necubi in stabulo consistat, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:2:19"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 2, 19</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">ut necubi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:18:4"><author>Col.</author> 2, 18, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dispositis exploratoribus, necubi Romani copias transducerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:35"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 35</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:2:3"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 2, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:33:9">25, 33, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:46"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 46</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:86">86</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:1059"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 1059</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cunde" key="ne^cunde" opt="n" orig_id="n30642"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕc-unde">necunde</head>, <sense id="n30642.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adv., that from no place, lest from anywhere</i> (Livian): circumspectans, necunde impetus in frumentatores fieret, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:23:10"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 23, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:1:9"><author>Liv.</author>28, 1, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cunquem" key="ne^cunquem" opt="n" orig_id="n30643"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcunquem">necunquem</head>, <itype opt="n">necumquam quemquam</itype>, Paul. ex Fest. pp. 162 and 163 Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cu^ter" key="ne^cu^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n30644"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕc-ŭter">necuter</head>, <itype opt="n">tra, trum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, for neuter, <sense id="n30644.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>neither of the two, neither</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4859</bibl> (p. 351 <abbr>fin.</abbr>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cy^da^lus" key="ne^cy^da^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n30645"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcydălus">necydalus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεκύδαλος</foreign> (deathlike), <sense id="n30645.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the larva of the silk-worm</i>, in the stage of metamorphosis preceding that in which it receives the name of bombyx: <cit><quote lang="la">primum eruca fit, deinde, quod vocatur bombylius, ex eo necydalus, ex hoc in sex mensibus bombyx,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:76"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 22, 26, § 76</bibl></cit> (acc. to Aristot. H. A. 5, 19, <foreign lang="greek">κάμπη, βομβύλιος, νεκύδαλος, βομβύκιον</foreign>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^cy^o^mante_a" key="ne^cy^o^mante_a" opt="n" orig_id="n30646"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕcyŏmantēa">necyomantea</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεκυομαντεία</foreign>, <sense id="n30646.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the summoning of the dead to reveal the future</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Homeri,</quote> <i><i>the descent of Ulysses into Hades, as described in the Odyssey</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:132"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 40, § 132</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_dum" key="ne_dum" opt="n" orig_id="n30647"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nē-dum">nedum</head>, <sense id="n30647.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>conj.</i> (lit. while not), <i>by no means, much less, still less, not to speak of</i> (class.), used to indicate that whereas a certain thing is not, another thing can still less be. </sense><sense id="n30647.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> With a preceding negation: <cit><quote lang="la">satrapes si siet Amator, numquam sufferre ejus sumptus queat: Nedum tu possis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:452"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 452</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">optimis temporibus nec P. Popillius, nec Q. Metellus vim tribuniciam sustinere potuerunt, nedum his temporibus sine vestrā sapientiā salvi esse possimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:35:95"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 35, 95</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:37:90"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 37, 90</bibl>: nulla simulacra urbibus suis, nedum templis, sinunt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:5"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne voce quidem incommoda, nedum ut ulla vis fieret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:14"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 14</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—With <i>vix</i> or <i>aegre</i> in the place of the preceding negative: <cit><quote lang="la">vix in ipsis tectis et oppidis frigus infirmā valetudine vitatur: nedum in mari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:8:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 8, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:35:97"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 35, 97</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">puerum vixdum libertatem, nedum dominationem modice laturum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:4:1"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et aegre inermem tantam multitudinem, nedum armatam, sustineri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:7:3"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 7, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30647.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Without a preceding negation, which, however, lies in the thought expressed: <cit><quote lang="la">erat enim multo domicilium hujus urbis aptius humanitati tuae, quam tota Peloponnesus, nedum Patrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:28:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 28, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quippe secundae res sapientium animos fatigant: nedum illi corruptis moribus victoriae temperarent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:11:8"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 11, 8</bibl></cit>: <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:13:20"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 13, 20</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30647.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> (post-Aug.), affirmatively, <i>not to say, much more</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">adulationes etiam victis Macedonibus graves, nedum victoribus,</quote> <i><i>much more should they prove victors</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:18:4"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 18, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Quintius, quem armorum etiam pro patriā satietas teneret, nedum adversus patriam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:40"><author>id.</author> 7, 40</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:29">45, 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:26">26, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">satis mihi jam videbaris animi habere, etiam adversus solida mala, nedum ad istas umbras malorum, quibus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:99:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 99, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:1:39"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 1, 39</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ornamenta etiam legioni, nedum militi, satis multa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:3:2:26"><author>Val. Max.</author> 3, 2, 26</bibl></cit>.—So, by transposition, beginning the sentence (very rare): nedum hominum humilium, sed etiam amplissimorum virorum, <i>not to speak of, I need not say</i>, Balb. et Opp. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 7</bibl>, A, 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_dy^me_" key="Ne_dy^me_" opt="n" orig_id="n30648"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nēdymē">Nedyme</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, and ‡ <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nēdymus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">νήδυμος</foreign>, from which one does not easily wake</etym>, <sense id="n30648.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 696, 5</bibl>; Inscr. Marin. Frat. Arv. p. 448.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^fanda_ri^us" key="ne^fanda_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30649"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕfandārĭus">nefandarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nefandus</etym>, <sense id="n30649.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that commits a crime, criminal</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefas, nefandus. nefandarius,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 74</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^fande_" key="ne^fande_" opt="n" orig_id="n30650"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕfandē">nefande</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nefandus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^fandus" key="ne^fandus" opt="n" orig_id="n30651"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕfandus">nefandus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ne-fari, lit. not to be mentioned, unmentionable; hence</etym>, <sense id="n30651.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>impious, heinous, execrable, abominable</i> (mostly post-Aug.; syn. infandus): <cit><quote lang="la">sperate deos memores fandi atque nefandi,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>wrong, impiety</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:543"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 543</bibl></cit>: nefandum adulterium, Cic. Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:11:12"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 11, 12</bibl> (al. nefarium): <cit><quote lang="la">nefandum vehiculum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:59"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefandissima quaeque tyrannicae crudelitatis exercuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:16:4:11"><author>Just.</author> 16, 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fraus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:174"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 174</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sacri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:15:116"><author>id.</author> 15, 116</bibl></cit>.—Of persons: <cit><quote lang="la">homo nefandus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:9"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 1, 2, § 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefandi homines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:3:17"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 3, 17</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">aususne es, nefandissimum caput? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:18:7:10"><author>Just.</author> 18, 7, 10</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕfandē</orth>, <i>impiously</i>: multa nefande ausi, Sall. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 993</bibl> P. (dub: Dietsch. H. 1, 62, nefanda).—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefandissime,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Hist. Eccl.</title> 10, 28</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^fans" key="ne^fans" opt="n" orig_id="n30652"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕfans">nefans</head>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">adjectival collat. form of ne-fas</etym>, <sense id="n30652.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>impious, heinous</i> (anteclass.): <cit><quote lang="la">nefantia pro nefanda: Lucilius (Satyr. Lib. IV.): Tantalus qui poenas ob facta nefantia pendit,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 489, 14</bibl></cit> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:Sat. Menip. 83:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>Sat. Menip.</title> 83, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^fa_ri^e_" key="ne^fa_ri^e_" opt="n" orig_id="n30653"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕfārĭē">nefarie</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nefarius <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^fa_ri^us" key="ne^fa_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30654"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕfārĭus">nefarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nefas</etym>, <sense id="n30654.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>impious, execrable, abominable, nefarious</i> (class.; syn.: impius, sacrilegus): <cit><quote lang="la">homo nefarius et impius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:14:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 14, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefarius Atreus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:186"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 186</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">voluntates consceleratae ac nefariae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:9:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 9, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scelestum ac nefarium facinus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:13:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 13, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">singularis et nefaria crudelitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:77"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 77</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:9:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 9, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">multa commemorare nefaria in socios,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:8:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 8, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefario scelere se obstringere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:32"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 32</bibl></cit>: nuptiae. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 1:64"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 1, 64</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30654.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕfārĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a heinous act, a crime</i>: rem publicam nefario obstringere. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:34"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 34</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕfārĭē</orth>, <i>impiously, execrably, heinously, abominably</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid nefarie flagitioseque facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 13, 37</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:12:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 12, 38</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefarie moliri pestem patriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefarie occisus pater,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:11:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 11, 30</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^fas" key="ne^fas" opt="n" orig_id="n30655"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕ-fas">nefas</head>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <i>indecl., something contrary to divine law, sinful, unlawful, execrable, abominable, criminal; an impious</i> or <i>wicked deed, a sin, a crime</i> (cf.: scelus, flagitium, peccatum).  <sense id="n30655.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quicquid non licet, nefas putare debemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:3:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Par.</title> 3, 2</bibl></cit>. 25; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">officia tua mihi nefas est oblivisci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:21:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 21, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mercurius, quem Aegyptii nefas habent nominare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:22:56"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 22, 56</bibl></cit>: nefas est dictu, miseram fuisse talem senectutem, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:5:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 5, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">eum, cui nihil umquam nefas fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:27:73"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 27, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quibus nefas est ... deserere patronos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:40"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpora viva nefas Stygiā vectare carinā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:391"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 391</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fas atque nefas,</quote> <i><i>right and wrong</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:505"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 505</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:5:87"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 5, 87</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:18:10"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 18, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:585"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 585</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">per omne fas ac nefas,</quote> <i><i>in every way</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:14:10"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 14, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefas triste piare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:184"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 184</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa dolos dirumque nefas in pectore versat, Certa mori,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:563"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 563</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lex maculosum edomuit nefas,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>adultery</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:5:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 5, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in omne nefas se parare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:613"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 613</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">summum crede nefas animam praeferre pudori,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:83"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">belli,</quote> <i><i>civil war</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:507"><author>Luc.</author> 2, 507</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">fugiens civile nefas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:432"><author>id.</author> 7, 432</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnum nefas contrahere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:24:3"><author>Just.</author> 24, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facere nefas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,005:22:21"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Deut.</title> 22, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">operari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,003:20:13"><author>ib.</author> <title>Lev.</title> 20, 13</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, of a wicked person, <i>a wretch, monster</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">exstinxisse nefas tamen ... Laudabor (i. e. Helen, as the destroyer of Troy),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:585"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 585</bibl></cit>.—Also inserted as an interjection, <i>O horrid! shocking! dreadful!</i> quātenus, heu nefas! virtutem incolumem odimus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:24:30"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 24, 30</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">heu nefas, heu!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:6:17"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 6, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quosne, nefas! omnes infandā in morte reliqui?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:673"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 673</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sequiturque, nefas! Aegyptia conjux,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:688"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 688</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lavinia virgo Visa, nefas! longis comprendere crinibus ignem,</quote> <i><i>O horrible!</i></i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:73"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 73</bibl></cit>.—Esp.: <cit><quote lang="la">est nefas,</quote> <i><i>it is forbidden, contrary to law</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, 4</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30655.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, transf. </sense><sense id="n30655.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A horrible</i> or <i>monstrous thing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Eumenides Stygiumque nefas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:695"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 695</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:626">1, 626</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">infernum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:170"><author>id.</author> 7, 170</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:6:942"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 6, 942</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30655.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Impossible</i>: levius fit patientiā Quicquid corrigere est nefas, <i>an impossibility</i> (= <foreign lang="greek">ἀθέμιτον, ἀδύνατον</foreign>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:24:20"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 24, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^fastus" key="ne^fastus" opt="n" orig_id="n30656"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕfastus">nefastus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nefas</etym>. <sense id="n30656.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (opp. to fastus): dies nefasti, <i>days on which judgment could not be pronounced</i> or <i>assemblies of the people be held</i>: fastis diebus jura fari licebat, nefastis quaedam non licebat fari, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=93"><author>Fest.</author> p. 93</bibl> Müll.: nefasti dies notantur N littera, quod iis nefas est praetori, apud quem lege agitur, fari tria verba: do, dico, addico, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=165"><author>Fest.</author> p. 165</bibl> Müll.; v. 1. fastus: <cit><quote lang="la">ille (Numa) nefastos dies fastosque fecit, quia aliquando nihil cum populo agi, utile futurum erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:19:7"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 19, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:4:30"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, 4, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:47"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 4:29"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 29</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30656.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30656.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> For nefas, <i>contrary to the sacred rites</i> or <i>to religion; irreligious, impious</i>: QVAE AVGVR INIVSTA, NEFASTA, DEFIXERIT, Fragm. XII. Tab. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 8</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">prolibare dis nefastum habetur, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:119"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 19, 23, § 119</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30656.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In gen., <i>wicked, profane, abandoned</i>: homines ad hanc rem idonei; <cit><quote lang="la">nam istorum nullus nefastust,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:584"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 2, 7 (584)</bibl></cit>.—Esp., <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕfastum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. crimen), <i>a wicked deed, abomination, profanity</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">quid intactum nefasti Liquimus?</quote> <i><i>profane, criminal</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:35:35"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 35, 35</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:47"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 11, 18, § 47</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30656.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Unlucky, inauspicious</i> = funestus, ater (not anteAug.): <cit><quote lang="la">ille et nefasto te posuit die, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:13:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 13, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum diem natalem ejus (Agrippinae) inter nefastos referendum suasisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:53"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 53</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:12"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 12 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne qua terra sit nefasta victoriae suae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:28:8"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 28, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Acheron,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:456"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 456</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loca,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:273"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 273</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">religiosi dies dicuntur tristi omine infames ... quos multitudo imperitorum prave et perperam nefastos appellat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:9:5"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 9, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30656.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Hurtful, injurious</i>: innocentiorem tamen esse marem (fruticem); <cit><quote lang="la">eaque causa est ne inter nefastos frutex damnetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:114"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 11, 44, § 114</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_^frendi^ti^um" key="ne_^frendi^ti^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30657"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nē̆frendĭtĭum">nefrenditium</head>, <itype opt="n">annuale tributum, quod certo tempore rustici dominis, vel discipuli doctoribus afferre solent, duntaxat sit carneum, ut porcellus</itype>, Gloss. Isid.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_^frendus" key="ne_^frendus" opt="n" orig_id="n30658"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nē̆frendus">nefrendus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. nefrens.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^frens" key="ne^frens" opt="n" orig_id="n30659"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕfrens">nefrens</head>, <itype opt="n">dis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ne-frendo</etym>, <sense id="n30659.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that cannot bite, that has no teeth</i>: nefrendes arietes dixerunt, quod dentibus frendere non possint. Alii dicunt nefrendes infantes esse nondum frendentes, id est frangentes. Livius: Quem ego nefrendem alui lacteam immulgens opem. Sunt qui nefrendes testiculos dici putent, quos Lanuvini appellant nebrundines, Graeci <foreign lang="greek">νεφρούς</foreign>, Praenestini nefrones, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=163"><author>Fest.</author> p. 163</bibl> Müll.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">coeperunt efferre porcum castratum, quem nefrendum vocabant, id est quasi sine renibus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Fulg.</author> <title>Expos. Serm. Antiq.</title> p. 559, 32</bibl></cit>: porci amisso nomine lactentis dicuntur nefrendes ab eo, quod nondum fabam frendere possunt, id est frangere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:4:17"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 4, 17</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^fro_nes" key="ne^fro_nes" opt="n" orig_id="n30660"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕfrōnes">nefrones</head>, v. nefrens.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^gans" key="ne^gans" opt="n" orig_id="n30661"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgans">negans</head>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, v. nego.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ganti^a" key="ne^ganti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30662"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgantĭa">negantia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nego</etym>, <sense id="n30662.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a denying, a negation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">deinde addunt conjunctionum negantiam, sic: Non et hoc est et illud: hoc autem: non igitur illud,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:14:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 14, 57</bibl></cit> B. and K. (al. negatio).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ganti^nu_mi^us" key="ne^ganti^nu_mi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30663"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgantĭnūmĭus">negantinumius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">negonumus</etym>, <sense id="n30663.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>refusing money</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">basiola,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:10:21:8"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 10, 21, 8</bibl></cit> dub. (Hild. negotinummius).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ga_ti^o" key="ne^ga_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30664"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgātĭo">negatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nego</etym>, <sense id="n30664.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a denying, denial, negation</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:13:39"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 13, 39</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">negatio inficiatioque facti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:29:102"><author>id.</author> <title>Part.</title> 29, 102</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30664.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>a word that denies, a negative</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 3, p. 32, 38</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ga_ti_vus" key="ne^ga_ti_vus" opt="n" orig_id="n30665"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgātīvus">negativus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nego</etym>, <sense id="n30665.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that denies, negative</i> (post-class. for negans, privans, etc.): <cit><quote lang="la">negativa actio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 4:3"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">particula,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 3, p. 32, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:16:237"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 16, 237</bibl></cit>; opp. confirmativus, Schol. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:457"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 457</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:127">14, 127</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕgātīvē</orth>, <i>negatively</i> (opp. affirmative), <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Dial.</title> p. 548</bibl> </sense><sense id="n30665.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n">; Boëth. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:5, p. 359:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 5, p. 359, 9</bibl> Bait.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ga_tor" key="ne^ga_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30666"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgātor">negator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nego</etym>, <sense id="n30666.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a denier</i> (postclass.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Haer. 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,004:1:57"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 1, 57</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Jovis et Minervae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:9:16"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 16</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ga_to_ri^us" key="ne^ga_to_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30667"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgātōrĭus">negatorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">negator</etym>, <sense id="n30667.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>negatory</i> (jurid. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">actio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:6:5"><author>Dig.</author> 7, 6, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8:5:2">8, 5, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:4">4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ga_trix" key="ne^ga_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n30668"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgātrix">negatrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">negator</etym>, <sense id="n30668.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>she who denies</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Apoth.</title> 617</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">litterae negatrices,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>denying</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Idol.</title> 23</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^gi^bundus" key="ne^gi^bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n30669"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgĭbundus">negibundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nego</etym>, <sense id="n30669.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>denying</i>, <author>Cato</author> ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=165"><author>Fest.</author> p. 165</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^gi^to" key="ne^gi^to" opt="n" orig_id="n30670"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgĭto">negito</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. freq. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nego</etym>, <sense id="n30670.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to deny steadfastly, to persist in denying</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">negitare adeo me natum esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:50"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> prol. 50</bibl></cit>: perii; <cit><quote lang="la">vix negito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1195"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 2, 76 (1195)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaero, qui illi ostenderit eam, quam multos annos esse negitavisset, veri et falsi notam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 22, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne fieri negites quae dicam posse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:913"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 913</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rex primo negitare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:111:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 111, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">renuit negitatque Sabellus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:49"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 49</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneglecte_" key="neglecte_" opt="n" orig_id="n30671"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neglectē">neglecte</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. neglego, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> B. <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossneglectim" key="neglectim" opt="n" orig_id="n30672"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neglectim">neglectim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">neglectus</etym>, <sense id="n30672.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>negligently</i>, Poët. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Anthol. Lat.</author> 1, p. 637</bibl> Burm.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneglecti^o" key="neglecti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30673"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neglectĭo">neglectio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">neglego</etym>, <sense id="n30673.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a neglecting, neglect</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">amicorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:4:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 4, 9</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneglector" key="neglector" opt="n" orig_id="n30674"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neglector">neglector</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">neglego</etym>, <sense id="n30674.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a neglecter, slighter</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">praeceptorum dei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Serm. Divers. 45:9"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Serm. Divers.</title> 45, 9</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneglectus1" key="neglectus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30675"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neglectus">neglectus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from neglego.</div1>


<div1 id="crossneglectus2" key="neglectus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30676"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neglectus">neglectus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">neglego</etym>, <sense id="n30676.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a neglecting, neglect</i> (very rare for neglectio, neglegentia): <cit><quote lang="la">quapropter haec res ne utiquam neglectui mihi est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:357"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 357</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a somno moventium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:171"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 51, 52, § 171</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnegle^gens" key="negle^gens" opt="n" orig_id="n30677"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neglĕgens">neglegens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from neglego.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnegle^genter" key="negle^genter" opt="n" orig_id="n30678"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neglĕgenter">neglegenter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. neglego, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> A. <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnegle^genti^a" key="negle^genti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30679"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neglĕgentĭa">neglegentia</head> (better than <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neclĕg-</orth>, not <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neglĭg-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">neglegens from neglego</etym>, <sense id="n30679.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>carelessness, heedlessness, negligence, neglect</i> (syn. incuria; freq. and class.): <cit><quote lang="la">neglegentiā, pigritiā, inertiā ... impediri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:9:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 9, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in accusando,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:21:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 21, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">munditia quae fugiat agrestem et inhumanam neglegentiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:36:130"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 36, 130</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">accusare aliquem de litterarum neglegentiā,</quote> <i><i>of neglecting to write</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:6:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 6, 1</bibl></cit>.—So, me nomine neglegentiae suspectum tibi esse doleo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">epistularum duarum, quas ad me misit, neglegentiam, meamque in rescribendo diligentiam volui tibi notam esse,</quote> <i><i>brevity, coldness</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:11:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 11, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:18"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 16, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaedam etiam neglegentia est diligens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:23:78"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 23, 78</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">institutorum neglegentiam accusare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:4:3:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 4, 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam neque neglegentiā tuā, neque odio id fecit tuo,</quote> <i><i>out of disrespect, want of regard, to you</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:1016"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 1016</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caerimoniarum auspiciorumque,</quote> <i><i>neglect</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:9"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:51"><author>id.</author> 5, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ex neglegentia domini vacet (fundus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 2:51"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 51</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnegle^go" key="negle^go" opt="n" orig_id="n30680"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neglĕgo">neglego</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neglĭgo</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neclĕgo</orth>), <itype opt="n">exi, ectum, 3</itype> (<i>perf subj.</i> neglegerit, acc. to the form of the simple verb, Aem. Mac. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> 366</bibl> P.; and <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 895</bibl> P.; also, acc. to the best MSS., in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:40:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 40, 1</bibl>, neglegisset; v. Kritz and Fabri, ad h. l.), <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nec-lego</etym> (qs. not to pick up, i. e.), <sense id="n30680.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to not heed, not trouble one's self about, not attend to, to slight, neglect, be regardless of, indifferent to;</i> constr. with <case opt="n">acc.</case> or an <i>object-clause;</i> rarely with <i>de</i> or <abbr>absol.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n30680.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen., opp. to curare (cf. desum): <cit><quote lang="la">si mandatum neglecturus es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:38:112"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 38, 112</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">maculam judiciorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:47:130"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 47, 130</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rem familiarem neglegebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Them:1:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Them.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neglectis urenda filix innascitur agris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:37"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 37</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30680.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With an <i>object-clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">erus quod imperavit, neglexisti persequi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:589"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 1, 39 (589)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">diem edicti obire neglexit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:3:8:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 3, 8, 20</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30680.3" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <i>de</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">de Theopompo negleximus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:13:16:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 13, 16, 33</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30680.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>to make light of, not to care for, to slight, despise, disregard, contemn, neglect</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">despicio, sperno, contemno, fastidio): qui periculum fortunarum et capitis sui pro meā salute neglexit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:4:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 14, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantam pecuniam captam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:218"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 94, § 218</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum et bellum ita necessarium sit, ut neglegi non possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:16:49"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 16, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,023:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Vatin.</title> 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">minas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:92"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 30, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imperium alicujus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">injurias alicujus,</quote> <i><i>to pass over, overlook</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:36"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">iram alicujus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:938"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 5, 2, 97 (938)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:10:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 10, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">se semper credunt neglegi, i. e. contemni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:607"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 607</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30680.5" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With an <i>object clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">verba verbis quasi coagmentare neglegat,</quote> <i><i>neglect, disdain</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:23:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 23, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Theopompum, expulsum a Trebonio, confugere Alexandriam neglexistis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:13:16:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 13, 16, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fraudem committere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:28:31"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 28, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:6:37"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 6, 37</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n30680.6" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With a foll. <i>ne</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neglegens, ne quā populus laboret,</quote> <i><i>unconcerned, careless</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:8:25"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 8, 25</bibl></cit> (securus, non timens, Schol.).—</sense><sense id="n30680.7" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">bonus tantummodo segnior fit, ubi negligas,</quote> <i><i>when you neglect him</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:31:28"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 31, 28</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30680.8" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neg-lĕgens</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">neglĭg-, neclĕg-</orth>), <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <i>P. a., heedless, careless, unconcerned, indifferent, negligent, neglectful</i>. </sense><sense id="n30680.9" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen.: neclegens dictus est non legens neque dilectum habens, quid facere debeat, omissā ratione officii sui, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">improvidi et neglegentes duces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:20:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 20, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quoniam pater tam neglegens ac dissolutus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:162"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 69, § 162</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">socors alicujus natura neglegensque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:68:239"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 68, 239</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in amicis deligendis neglegentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:17:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 17, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:1:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 1, 5</bibl></cit>.—With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">legum, officii, rei publicae, sociorum atque amicorum neglegentior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:143"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 62, § 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amicorum inimicorumque (= prae stupore haud discernens),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:38"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lenocinii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:79"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">domus tuae neglegentissimus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pacat.</author> <title>Pan. Th.</title> 31</bibl></cit>.—With <i>circa</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">circa deos ac religiones neglegentior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:69"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 69</bibl></cit>.—With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">post illa obtegere eam neglegens fui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:144"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 2, 61 (144)</bibl></cit>.—Of things: <cit><quote lang="la">alarum neglegens sudor,</quote> <i><i>that proceeds from neglect</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:128:1"><author>Petr.</author> 128</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neglegentior amictus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:147"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 147</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neglegens sermo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:7:28"><author>id.</author> 10, 7, 28</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">stilus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:13"><author>id.</author> 2, 4, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30680.10" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic., with respect to one's fortune, <i>heedless, careless, improvident</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in sumptu neglegens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:8:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 8, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adulescentia neglegens luxuriosaque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:8"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:2:29"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 2, 29</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neglĕgenter</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">neglĭg-</orth>), <i>heedlessly, carelessly, negligently</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">scribere (opp. diligenter),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:2:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gerunt et ferarum pelles, proximi ripae neglegenter, ulteriores exquisitius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:17"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">audientes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:2:23"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 2, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">petere pilam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:62"><author>id.</author> 6, 3, 62</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:17">2, 4, 17</bibl>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">neglegentius asservare aliquid,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:26:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 26, 73</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">neglegentissime amicos habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:63:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 63, 7</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30680.11" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neglectus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>P. a., neglected, slighted, disregarded, despised</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ipsi inter nos abjecti neglectique simus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:20:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 20, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">castra soluta neglectaque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:1"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">religio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:17"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">di,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:6:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 6, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">forma viros decet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:509"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 509</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">neglectissima progenies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:7:146"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 7, 146</bibl></cit>.— Hence, * <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neglectē</orth>, <i>carelessly, negligently</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neglectius incedebat,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 39</bibl></cit>, n. 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go" key="ne^go" opt="n" orig_id="n30681"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgo">nego</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype> (<i>perf. subj.</i> negāssim for negaverim, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:502"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 4, 96 (502)</bibl>.—Lengthened collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">negumo</orth>: negumate in carmine Cn. Marci vatis significat negate, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=165"><author>Fest.</author> p. 165</bibl> Müll.; cf. Herm. Doct. Metr. p. 614), <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> and <pos>a.</pos> <etym opt="n">for ne-igo, ne and ajo, q. v.</etym>, <i>to say no, to deny, refuse</i> (opp. ajo, to say yes; v. ajo; cf.: abnuo, diffiteor, infitior).  <sense id="n30681.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: vel ai, vel nega, <i>say yes or no</i>, <author>Naev.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 473</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">vel tu mihi aias vel neges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:427"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 4, 14 (427)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negat quis? nego. Ait? aio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:252"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 252</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Diogenes ait, Antipater negat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:23:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 23, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quasi ego id curem, quid ille aiat aut neget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:22:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 22, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quia nunc aiunt, quod tunc negabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:12:35"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 12, 35</bibl></cit>.— With <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <i>inf., to say</i> or <i>affirm that not, to deny that</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">Demosthenes negat, in eo positas esse fortunas Graeciae, hoc, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:chapter=8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 8</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Stoici negant quidquam esse bonum, nisi quod honestum sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:21:68"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 21, 68</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:14:54"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 14, 54</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nego, ullam picturam fuisse, quin abstulerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 1, § 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:31"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 31</bibl>.—With <i>quoniam</i> (eccl. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">negat quoniam Jesus est Christus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> 1</bibl></cit> Joann. 2, 22.—Sometimes two propositions depend upon nego, with the latter of which an affirmative verb (dico, etc.) is to be supplied: <cit><quote lang="la">plerique negant Caesarem in condicione mansurum: postulataque haec ab eo interposita esse, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:15:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 15, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negabat cessandum et utique prius confligendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:1"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille negat se Numidam pertimescere, virtuti suorum credere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:106:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 106, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:118:5"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 118, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:353"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 353</bibl>.—Sometimes another negation follows, which, however, does not destroy the first: <cit><quote lang="la">negat nec suspicari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negato esse nec mu, nec mutuum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:255"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 3, 101 (255)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu autem te negas infracto remo, neque columbae collo, commoveri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 25, 79</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30681.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Pass.</abbr> with <i>inf., they say I am not</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">casta negor (sc. esse),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:321"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 321</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saepe domi non es, cum sis quoque saepe negaris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:5:5"><author>Mart.</author> 2, 5, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex eo negantur ibi ranae coaxare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:94"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ciconiae pullum qui ederit, negatur annis continuis lippiturus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:128"><author>Plin.</author> 29, 6, 38, § 128</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30681.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n30681.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To deny</i> a thing; <cit><quote lang="la">factum est: non nego,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:798"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 798</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">opp. fateri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:19:76"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 19, 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed posthac omnia, quae certa non erunt, pro certo negato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:21:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 21, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negaturum aut me pro M. Fulvio, aut ipsum M. Fulvium censetis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:43"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negando minuendove,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:66"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mitto enim domestica, quae negari possunt,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the proof of which can be suppressed</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:5:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videant servi ne quis neget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:87"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 87</bibl></cit>.— With <i>quin</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">negare non posse, quin rectius sit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:36"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod si negari non potest, quin, etc.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 5, 23 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n30681.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To deny, refuse</i>: quicquam quisquam cuiquam, quod ei conveniat, neget, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:12:18"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 12, 18</bibl> (Trag. v. 448 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">numquam reo cuiquam tam praecise negavi, quam hic mihi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:4:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">postquam id obstinate sibi negari videt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alicui impune negare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:741"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 741</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patriae opem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:3:96"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 96</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">miseris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:8:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 8, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitatem alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:40"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non ego me vinclis verberibusque nego,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:3:80"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 3, 80</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:8:3"><author>Luc.</author> 8, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">exstingui primordia tanta negabam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:9:532"><author>Sil.</author> 9, 532</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim negare tibi quidquam potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,011:2:17"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>3 Reg.</title> 2, 17</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30681.6" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Se, <i>to refuse</i> (ante class.): <cit><quote lang="la">obsecrat, Ut sibi ejus faciat copiam: illa enim se negat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:113"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 113</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:120"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 120</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30681.7" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> E s p., <i>to decline</i> an invitation: <cit><quote lang="la">invitatus ad haec aliquis de ponte negabit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:135"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 135</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30681.8" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of inanim. things (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">poma negat regio,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>does not yield, produce</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:10:73"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 10, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec mihi materiam bellatrix Roma negabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:2:321"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 321</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pars ventis vela negare,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to furl the sails</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:487"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 487</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si dextra neget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:6:553"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 6, 553</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saxa negantia ferro,</quote> <i><i>opposing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:1:124"><author>id.</author> <title>Silv.</title> 3, 1, 124</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illi membra negant,</quote> <i><i>his limbs fail him</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:668"><author>id.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 668</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30681.9" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>To deny any knowledge of, to reject</i> (with <case opt="n">acc.</case> of persons; eccl. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">negaverunt Dominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,029:5:12"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Jer.</title> 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui me negaverit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:10:33"><author>ib.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 10, 33</bibl></cit>: Christum negantes, ib. Judae, 4.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^a_lis" key="ne^go_ti^a_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30682"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭālis">negotialis</head> (sometimes incorrectly written <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕgōc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">negotium</etym>, <sense id="n30682.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to business, pertaining to affairs</i> (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">negotialis (constitutio) est, in quā quid juris ex civili more et aequitate sit, consideratur (opp. juridicialis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:11:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 11, 14</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:21:62"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 21, 62</bibl>: (locum) negotialem, quam <foreign lang="greek">πραγματικήν</foreign> vocat (Hermagoras), in quā de rebus ipsis quaeritur, remoto personarum complexu, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:58"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 58</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:57">3, 6, 57</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:7:1">3, 7, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:21:3">2, 21, 3</bibl>: epistulae sunt aut negotiales, aut familiares. Negotiales sunt argumento negotioso et gravi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1672,001:Ars Rhet. 27"><author>Jul. Val.</author> <title>Ars Rhet.</title> 27</bibl> Mai.: causae, Schol. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:123"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 123</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^ans" key="ne^go_ti^ans" opt="n" orig_id="n30683"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭans">negotians</head>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, v. negotior <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^a_ti^o" key="ne^go_ti^a_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30684"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭātĭo">negotiatio</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕgōc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">negotior</etym>, <sense id="n30684.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a doing business by the wholesale, wholesale business, banking business;</i> also in gen., <i>any business</i> or <i>traffic</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">reliquiae Asiaticae negotiationis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:8:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6 8, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:66:2">13, 66, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">negotiationes vel privato pudendae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=ves.:16"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vesp.</title> 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:157"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 28, 32, § 157</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecuaria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:1:1"><author>Col.</author> 8, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sagaria et lintearia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:14:4:5"><author>Dig.</author> 14, 4, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum quis tabernae aut cuilibet negotiationi filium servumve ... praeposuerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 4:71"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">argenti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,023:3:14"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Prov.</title> 3, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nolite facere domum Patris mei domum negotiationis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,051:2:16"><author>ib.</author> <title>Joan.</title> 2, 16</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^a_tor" key="ne^go_ti^a_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30685"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭātor">negotiator</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕgōc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">negotior</etym>, <sense id="n30685.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who does business by wholesale, a wholesale dealer, a banker, a factor</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">institor, mercator): improbus negotiator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 2, § 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mercator an negotiator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:188"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 77, § 188</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:26:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 26, 64</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30685.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n30685.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A trader, tradesman</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">trucidati negotiatores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:110:6"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 110, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mercis sordidae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:12:17"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 12, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mancipiorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:12:17"><author>id.</author> 5, 12, 17</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:32"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestiarius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:1:45"><author>Dig.</author> 38, 1, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frumentarius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:5:9"><author>ib.</author> 50, 5, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:37:28"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 37, 28</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30685.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> NEGOTIATOR, <i>an appellation of Mercury as the god of tradesmen</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 55, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30685.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A factor, agent</i>, intrusted with the management of a business, Labeo ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:32:65"><author>Dig.</author> 32, 65</bibl> prooem.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^a_to_ri^us" key="ne^go_ti^a_to_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30686"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭātōrĭus">negotiatorius</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕgōc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">negotior</etym>, <sense id="n30686.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to trade</i> or <i>tradespeople</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">naves,</quote> <i><i>trading vessels</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Firm.</title> 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aurum,</quote> <i><i>that tradespeople had to pay</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Alex. Sev.</title> 32, 5</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^a_trix" key="ne^go_ti^a_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n30687"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭātrix">negotiatrix</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕgōc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">negotiator</etym>, <i>she that carries on a business, a female trader</i> (post-class.).  <sense id="n30687.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum testatrix negotiatrix fuerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:34:2:32:section=4"><author>Dig.</author> 34, 2, 32, § 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">FRVMENTARIA,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3093</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">LEGVMINARIA,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 935, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30687.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>she that brings about</i> a thing, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 2, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^nu_mi^us" key="ne^go_ti^nu_mi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30688"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭnūmĭus">negotinumius</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕgōc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. negantinumius.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^o^lum" key="ne^go_ti^o^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n30689"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭŏlum">negotiolum</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕgōc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">negotium</etym>, <sense id="n30689.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little business, small matter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">erit nescio quid negotioli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:4:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 4, 6</bibl></cit>; Plaut. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 616</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^or" key="ne^go_ti^or" opt="n" orig_id="n30690"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭor">negotior</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕgōc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ātus, 1</itype>, <i>v. dep. n.</i> and <i>a.</i> <etym opt="n">negotium</etym>, <i>to carry on business</i>, esp. <i>a wholesale business</i> or <i>the banking business</i>.  <sense id="n30690.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum se Syracusas otiandi, non negotiandi causā contulisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:14:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 14, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Curius qui Patris negotiatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:17:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 17, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:40:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 40, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quibus mercibus negotiatur aliquis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 4:74"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 74</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30690.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>to trade, traffic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">negotiandi causā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:33:29:4"><author>Liv.</author> 33, 29, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:pr:12"><author>Col.</author> praef. 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30690.3" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>To gain by traffic</i> (eccl. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">quantum negotiatus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,050:19:15"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Luc.</title> 19, 15</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30690.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> * </sense><sense id="n30690.5" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To deal, traffic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">animā statim nostrā negotiari,</quote> <i><i>to traffic with our lives</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:11"><author>Plin.</author> 29, 1, 5, § 11</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n30690.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To engage in business</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">circumspiciebam in quod me mare negotiaturus immitterem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:119:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 119, 5</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕ-gōtĭans</orth>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n30690.7" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A wholesale dealer, trader, banker, business man</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">negavi me cuipiam negotianti dare (praefecturam),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:21:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 21, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30690.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In gen., <i>a dealer, tradesman</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">MATERIARIVS,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> 655</bibl></cit>, n. 476: <cit><quote lang="la">SALSAMENTARIVS ET VINARIARIVS,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4249</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">aratores ac negotiantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:42"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negotiantes in basilicā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:1:8"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 1, 8</bibl></cit>: NEGOTIANTES VINI ARIMINENSES, Inscr. Rein. c. 3, n. 88 (a. p. Chr. n. 251).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^o_si^tas" key="ne^go_ti^o_si^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n30691"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭōsĭtas">negotiositas</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕgōc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">negotiosus</etym>, <sense id="n30691.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a multitude of business</i>, as a transl. of the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">πολυπραγμοσύνη</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:11:16:3"><author>Gell.</author> 11, 16, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^o_sus" key="ne^go_ti^o_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n30692"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭōsus">negotiosus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕgōc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">negotium</etym>, <sense id="n30692.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of business, busy</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">negotiosi eramus nos nostris negotiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:189"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 1, 2, 79 (189)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">provincia negotiosa et molesta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:8:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 8, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prudentissimus quisque maxime negotiosus erat,</quote> <i><i>the busiest, most occupied</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:8:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 8, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid crudelitate negotiosius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:2:13:4" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:4:13:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ira</title>, 2, 13, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vir negotiosissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,011:54"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">circumcisā omni negotiosā actione,</quote> <i><i>attention to business</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:25"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negotiosi dies,</quote> <i><i>business days, working days</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:13:41"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 13, 41</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—Comically, transf.: tergum, <i>a back on which business is performed</i>, i. e. <i>which receives a drubbing</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:447"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 5, 37 (447)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30692.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>troublesome</i>: edepol, rem negotiosam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:356"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 2, 32 (356)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^go_ti^um" key="ne^go_ti^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30693"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕgōtĭum">negotium</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕgōcĭum</orth>), <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">necotium; cf.: negotium, quod non sit otium, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=177"><author>Fest.</author> p. 177</bibl> Müll.; v. 1. ne</etym>, <i>a business, employment, occupation, affair</i> (cf. munus).  <sense id="n30693.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">negoti nunc sum plenus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:375"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 146 (375)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quamquam negotiumst, si quid vis, non sum occupatus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:288"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 2, 17 (288)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui deum nihil habere negotii volunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:28:102"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 28, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in extremā parte muneris ac negotii tui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 16, § 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">forensia negotia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:6:23"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 6, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui omnibus negotiis interfuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:6:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negotium municipii administrare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">procurare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:149"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 64, § 149</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suscipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:3:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 3, 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mandare alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:26:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 26, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">versari in negotio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:10:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">emergere ex negotiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:10:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 10, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:4"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">transigere negotium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:9:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 9, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negotio desistere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:45"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in magno negotio habere aliquid,</quote> <i><i>to regard a thing as important, of great moment</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:23"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 23</bibl></cit>: est mihi negotium cum aliquo, <i>I have to do with one</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mirabar, quid hic negotii esset tibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:642"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 642</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:8:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 8, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">adparatus, quem flagitabat instans negotium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:20:10:1"><author>Amm.</author>20, 10, 1</bibl></cit>.—Esp. with reference to affairs of state: <cit><quote lang="la">nostrum otium negotii inopia, non requiescendi studio constitutum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 1, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:32"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">publicis adfinis fuit an maritumis negotiis?</quote> <i>i. e. <i>in farming the revenue or in private commerce</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:325"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 2, 50 (325)</bibl></cit>.—Of the management of domestic concerns: <cit><quote lang="la">qui suum negotium gerunt otiosi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:23:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 23, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praeclare suum negotium gessit Roscius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:12:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 12, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suum negotium agere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:9:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 9, 29</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:34:125"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 34, 125</bibl>.—So of trade, traffic: <cit><quote lang="la">aes alienum negotii gerendi studio contractum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:20:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 20, 58</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,023:5:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Vat.</title> 5, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">negotii gerentes,</quote> <i><i>tradesmen</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:45:97"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 45, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Trebonius ampla et expedita negotia in tuā provinciā habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:3:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:6:33"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 6, 33</bibl>.—Of a lawsuit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:5:11"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 5, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:40"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 40</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,004:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Rhet.</title> 6</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:461"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 4, 2 (461)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30693.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30693.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Difficulty, pains, trouble, labor</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita et hinc et illinc mi exhibent negotium,</quote> <i><i>give me trouble</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:569"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 1, 38 (569)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huic exhibui negotium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:1072"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 9, 13 (1072)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:239"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 1, 2, 30 (239)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">viden egestas quid negoti dat homini misero male,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:847"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 5 (847)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">satis habeo negotii in sanandis vulneribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:17:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 17, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnum negotium est navigare atque id mense Quintili,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:12"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negotium facessere alicui,</quote> <i><i>to give one trouble</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:10:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 10, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negotium exhibere alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:31:112"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 31, 112</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facere innocenti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:12:13"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 12, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil est negotii libertatem recuperare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:2:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cato Siciliam tenere nullo negotio potuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:10:16:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 10, 16, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:10:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 10, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non minori negotio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:175"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 68, § 175</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid negotii est haec poëtarum, portenta convincere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:6:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 6, 11</bibl></cit>: facili negotio, <i>with little trouble</i> (post-class.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Caes. 39:38"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 39, 38</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">levi negotio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:20:10:2"><author>Amm.</author>20, 10, 2</bibl></cit> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">magno negotio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:5"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 5 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la"><bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:8:4"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 8, 4</bibl>: plus negotii est, si acutus quoque morbus is factus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:6"><author>Cels.</author> 4, 6</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30693.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Like the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">πρᾶγμα</foreign>, for res, <i>a matter, thing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid est negoti?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:457"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 2, 27 (457)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:743">3, 2, 54 (743)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid negoti est, quamobrem succenses mihi?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:669"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 5, 11 (669)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ineptum negotium et Graeculum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:35:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 35, 86</bibl></cit>. —So of persons Teucris illa lentum negotium, <i>a slow affair</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:12:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 12, 1</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:13:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 13, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">elinguem, tardum, inhumanum negotium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,019:14"><author>id.</author> <title>post Red. in Sen.</title> 6, 14</bibl></cit>. —As transl. of <foreign lang="greek">τὸ πρᾶγμα</foreign>, euphemism for sensual sins, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,060:4:6"><author>Vulg.</author> 1 Thess. 4, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,055:7:11"><author>ib.</author> 2 Cor. 7, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">a negotio perambulante in tenebris,</quote> <i><i>some indefinable terror</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,021:90:6"><author>ib.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 90, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnegritu" key="negritu" opt="n" orig_id="n30694"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="negritu">negritu</head>, an expression used in augury for aegritudo: negritu in auguriis significat aegritudo, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=165"><author>Fest.</author> p. 165</bibl> Müll. <etym opt="n">perh. from neger = niger</etym>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnegumate" key="negumate" opt="n" orig_id="n30695"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="negumate">negumate</head>, v. nego <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossNehalennia" key="Nehalennia" opt="n" orig_id="n30696"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nehalennia">Nehalennia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30696.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river-goddess worshipped at the mouth of the Rhine</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2029</bibl> sq.; <bibl default="NO">2775</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">3912</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_ith" key="Ne_ith" opt="n" orig_id="n30697"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nēïth">Neith</head>, <itype opt="n">indecl.</itype>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νηΐθ</foreign>, <sense id="n30697.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an Egyptian name of Minerva</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 4, 137</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_leus" key="Ne_leus" opt="n" orig_id="n30698"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nēleus">Neleus</head> (dissyl.), <itype opt="n">ĕi and ĕos</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νηλεύς</foreign>, <sense id="n30698.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a son of Neptune and the nymph Tyro, a king of Pylos, the father of twelve sons who were all, except Nestor, killed by Hercules</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:689"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 689</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:552"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 552</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:10"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 10</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30698.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nēlēĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nelean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neleia Nestoris arva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:1:63"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pyliae Neleia mella senectae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the eloquence of Nestor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:15:459"><author>Sil.</author> 15, 459</bibl></cit>.—Esp. as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nēlēĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Neleian</i>, i. e. <i>Nestor</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec postquam dulci Neleius edidit ore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:577"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 577</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30698.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nēlēus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nelean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nelea Pylos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:418"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 418</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:558">12, 558</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30698.3" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nēlīdes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a male descendant of Nestor, a Nelide</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:553"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 553</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:338"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 338</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_ma" key="ne_ma" opt="n" orig_id="n30699"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēma">nema</head>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νῆμα</foreign>, <sense id="n30699.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>yarn, thread</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nema Sericum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:39:4:16:section=7"><author>Dig.</author> 39, 4, 16, § 7</bibl></cit>; v. nemen.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^mausum" key="Ne^mausum" opt="n" orig_id="n30700"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmausum">Nemausum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmausus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30700.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Gallia Narbonensis, noted for its springs</i>, now <i>Nismes</i>. </sense><sense id="n30700.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Form Nemausum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:37"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 4, 5, § 37</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30700.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Form Nemausus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:5:2"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 5, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Clar. Urb.</title> 14, 33</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3751</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">2157</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmausensis</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmausiensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Nemausis</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">caseus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:240"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 42, 97, § 240</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:29"><author>id.</author> 9, 8, 9, § 29</bibl></cit>. —<abbr>Plur.</abbr> as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmausenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Nemausus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:37"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 4, 5, § 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:13"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 13</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 198</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^me^a1" key="Ne^me^a1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30701"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmĕa">Nemea</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmĕē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεμέη</foreign>, <sense id="n30701.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Argolis, near which Hercules slew the Nemean lion and founded the Nemean games</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec Nemeae nec Olympiae nec usquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:759"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 4, 1, 1 (759)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:4:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 4, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nemeae sub rupe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:295"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 295</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nemee frondosa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,001:27"><author>Mart.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pulvereā Nemeen effervere nube,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:664"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 664</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:3:6"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30701.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Hence, </sense><sense id="n30701.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmaeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nemean</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>in Vigil.</title> 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30701.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmĕaeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nemean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">rura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:421"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 421</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">leo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:9:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 9, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:22:50">4, 22, 50</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">moles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:197"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 197</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pestis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:9:61"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 9, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vellus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:235"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 235</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:2:48"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 2, 48</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:421"><author>id.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 421</bibl>.—Of <i>the constellation</i> Leo: <cit><quote lang="la">monstrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:57:5"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 57, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:655"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 655</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n30701.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmē̆us</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nemean</i>.— <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmē̆a</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νέμεα</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">Νέμεια</foreign>, <i>the Nemean games</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:30"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 30</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:41">34, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:273"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 273</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNeme^a2" key="Neme^a2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30702"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nemĕa">Nemea</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense><i>a river flowing between the territories of Corinth and Sicyon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:33:15"><author>Liv.</author> 33, 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnēmen" key="nēmen" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30702a"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="‡ † nēmen">nemen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νῆμα</foreign>, <i>a yarn, thread</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">trino de nemine fati,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 690, 5</bibl></cit>; cf. nema.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^me^o^ni_ces" key="ne^me^o^ni_ces" opt="n" orig_id="n30703"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕmĕŏnīces">nemeonices</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30703.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the victor in the Nemean games</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nemea, Nemeonices,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 174</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^me^sa" key="Ne^me^sa" opt="n" orig_id="n30704"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmĕsa">Nemesa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30704.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river in Belgic Gaul</i>, now the <i>Nims</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Mosell.</title> 354</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^me^si^a^ci" key="Ne^me^si^a^ci" opt="n" orig_id="n30705"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmĕsĭăci">Nemesiaci</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Nemesis</etym>, <sense id="n30705.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sort of superstitious people, who practised fortune-telling</i>, Cod. Th. 14, 7, 2.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^me^si^a_nus" key="Ne^me^si^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30706"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmĕsĭānus">Nemesianus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>—M. Aurelius Olympius Nemesianus, <sense id="n30706.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman poet, born in Carthage, who flourished in the latter part of the third century of the Christian era</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Numer.</title> 11, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^me^sis1" key="Ne^me^sis1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30707"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmĕsis">Nemesis</head>, <itype opt="n">is and ĭos</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νέμεσις</foreign>, <sense id="n30707.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the goddess of justice</i>, who punishes human pride and arrogance; also called Adrastea and Rhamnusia (v. h. vv.): <cit><quote lang="la">ne poenas Nemesis reposcat a te,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:50:18"><author>Cat.</author> 50, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Graecam Nemesin invocantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:22"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 2, 5, § 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">post aurem Nemesios,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:251"><author>id.</author> 11, 45, 103, § 251</bibl></cit>. —<abbr>Voc.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nemesis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 8, 41</bibl></cit>.—Sometimes identical with Fortuna: <cit><quote lang="la">DEAE NEMESI SIVE FORTVNAE,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 80, 1</bibl></cit>.—Acc. to <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:22"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 22</bibl>, Nemesis is <i>the Sun;</i> acc. to <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 1, 21, 23</bibl>, she is <i>Leda</i>, who was removed to heaven after her death.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^me^sis2" key="Ne^me^sis2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30708"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmĕsis">Nemesis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30708.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mistress of Tibullus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:3:51"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 3, 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:4:59">2, 4, 59</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:5:111">2, 5, 111</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:6:27">2, 6, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:9:31"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 9, 31</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:73:7"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 73, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^mestri_nus" key="Ne^mestri_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30709"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmestrīnus">Nemestrinus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nemus</etym>, <sense id="n30709.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the god of groves</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 4, 131</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^me_^tes" key="Ne^me_^tes" opt="n" orig_id="n30710"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmē̆tes">Nemetes</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmē̆tae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30710.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of Gaul, in the neighborhood of the modern Spires</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:51"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:28"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:27"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 27</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30710.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmē̆ten-sis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <i>adj., Nemetian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">regio Nemetensis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Or. ad Valent. 2:21"><author>Symm.</author> <title>Or.</title> ad Valent. 2, 21</bibl></cit> Mai.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNemetocenna" key="Nemetocenna" opt="n" orig_id="n30711"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nemetocenna">Nemetocenna</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30711.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Belgic Gaul, in the territory of the Atrebates</i>, the modern <i>Arras</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:47"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:52">52</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNemeturi^i" key="Nemeturi^i" opt="n" orig_id="n30712"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nemeturĭi">Nemeturii</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nementuri</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30712.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of the Ligurian Alps</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:137"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 20, 24, § 137</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30712.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nemeturĭ-cus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nemeturian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:20"><author>Col.</author> 12, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:22">22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:24">24</bibl>. </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^me_^us" key="Ne^me_^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30713"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmē̆us">Nemeus</head>, v. 1. Nemea, B. 3.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_mo_^" key="ne_mo_^" opt="n" orig_id="n30714"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēmō̆">nemo</head> (<i>o</i> long, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl>; short, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:40"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 40</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:83"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 83</bibl> al.), ĭnis (but in class. Lat. nullius is used for the <case opt="n">gen.</case>, and nullo or nullā for the <i>abl.; gen.</i> neminis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:764"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 5, 106 (764)</bibl>; Enn. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll.; <case opt="n">abl.</case> nemine, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:89"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 89 (89)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:Tog. Cand. Fragm. 19, p. 242"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> Tog. Cand. Fragm. 19, p. 242</bibl> Klotz; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:27"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 16, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:47"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:45"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 45</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:95">95</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:17">17</bibl> et saep.; <case opt="n">dat.</case> nemini, rare but class., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:85:12"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 85, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:13:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 13, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:24:4"><author>id.</author> <title>J.</title> 24, 4</bibl>), <gen opt="n">m.</gen> and <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">ne-homo; cf. praeda for praehenda: nemo compositum videtur ex ne et homo: quod confirmatur magis, quia in personā semper ponitur, nec pluraliter formari solet, quia intellegitur pro nullo, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll.</etym>, <sense id="n30714.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>no man, no one, nobody</i>: quem nemo ferro potuit superare nec auro, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 3, 6</bibl> (Ann. v. 220 Vahl.): nemo me lacrimis decoret, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:49:117"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 49, 117</bibl> (Epigr. v. 3 ib.): quos non miseret neminis, <author>id.</author> ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll. (Trag. v. 174 ib.); so <author>Cato</author> ib.; <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 143, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:764"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 5, 106 (764)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">facio pluris omnium hominum neminem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 2, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:6:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 6, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">amicum ex consularibus neminem tibi esse video, praeter, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:5b:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 5, b, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quo (collegio) nemo e decem sanā mente sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:10:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 10, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo ex tanto numero est, quin, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo de iis, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:43:191"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 43, 191</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnium mortalium Sthenio nemo inimicior, quam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:107"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 43, § 107</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemine juvante,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:1:4"><author>Just.</author> 9, 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi nemo est, qui possit corrumpere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:46"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 16, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo reperietur, qui dicat, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:Fragm. 2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> Fragm. 2, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:3:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 3, 8</bibl>.—Nemo non, <i>every one, everybody, all</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aperte adulantem nemo non videt, nisi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:26:99"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 26, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo Arpinas non Plancio studet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:9:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 9, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:7:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 7, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo potest non beatissimus esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:2:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Par.</title> 2, 17</bibl></cit>.—Non nemo, <i>many a one, some</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">video de istis abesse non neminem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:5:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 5, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:28:79"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 28, 79</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quas leges ausus est non nemo improbus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:5:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 5, 10</bibl></cit>.—Strengthened by a negative following: <cit><quote lang="la">neminem deo, nec deum, nec hominem carum esse vultis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:43:121"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 43, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo umquam neque orator, neque poëta fuit, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:20:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 20, 2</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>: <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>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut per biduum nemo hominem homo agnosceret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:38:96"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 38, 96</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut hominem neminem pluris faciam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:55:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 55, 1</bibl></cit>.— <cit><quote lang="la">Nemo unus,</quote> <i><i>no one</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:35"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 35</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:6">2, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:12">3, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo unus contra ire ausus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:45"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 45</bibl></cit>.—Nemo quisquam, <i>no one at all</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1032"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1032</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:6:9"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 6, 9</bibl>.—Nemo alter, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:91"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 25, 23, § 91</bibl>; and nemo alius, <i>no one else</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">alium enim cui illam commendem habeo neminem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:9:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 9, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:17:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 17, 46</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30714.1" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">vicinam neminem amo magis quam te,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:176"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 2, 12 (176)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:506"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 506</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30714.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>a nobody</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">me moverat nemo magis quam is, quem tu neminem putas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:3:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 3, 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30714.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30714.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Adj., no, not any</i> ( = nullus): nemo civis neque hostis, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:18:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 18, 5</bibl> (Epigr. v. 5 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">se adhuc reperire discipulum, potuisse neminem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:28:129"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 28, 129</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vir nemo bonus ab improbo se donari vult,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:16:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 16, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">opifex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:32:81"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 32, 81</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:19:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 19, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30714.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Of things, for nullus (post-class.): neminem excepit diem, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:10:744"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 10, 744</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^mo^ra_lis" key="ne^mo^ra_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30715"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕmŏrālis">nemoralis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nemus</etym>, <sense id="n30715.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a grove</i> or <i>wood, woody, sylvan</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">templum Dianae,</quote> <i><i>near Aricia</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:259"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 259</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">Aricia,</quote> <i><i>situated near the grove</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:59"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 59</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:19:1"><author>Mart.</author> 13, 19, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:1:5"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">antrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:157"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 157</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^mo^rense" key="Ne^mo^rense" opt="n" orig_id="n30716"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕmŏrense">Nemorense</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, v. nemorensis, II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^mo^rensis" key="ne^mo^rensis" opt="n" orig_id="n30717"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕmŏrensis">nemorensis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nemus</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a grove</i> or <i>wood</i>.  <sense id="n30717.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. mel, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:9:4:7"><author>Col.</author> 9, 4, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30717.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n30717.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to the grove of Diana, near Aricia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:22:25"><author>Prop.</author> 3 (4), 22, 25</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:261"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 261</bibl>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:4:7"><author>Vitr.</author> 4, 7</bibl>—Hence: <cit><quote lang="la">rex Nemorensis,</quote> <i><i>the presider over the sacrifices to Diana of Aricia</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:35"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 35</bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n30717.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmŏrense</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a villa of Caesar, near the Arician grove</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 25</bibl>, in Nemorensi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:46"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 46</bibl>; cf. nemus I. B.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^mo^ri^cultrix" key="ne^mo^ri^cultrix" opt="n" orig_id="n30718"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕmŏrĭcultrix">nemoricultrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nemus-cultrix</etym>, <sense id="n30718.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>she that dwells in the woods</i>: sus. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:2:4:3"><author>Phaedr.</author> 2, 4, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^mo^ri^va^gus" key="ne^mo^ri^va^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n30719"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕmŏrĭvăgus">nemorivagus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nemus vagus</etym>, <sense id="n30719.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that wanders in the woods</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aper,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:63:72"><author>Cat.</author> 63, 72</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^mo^ro_sus" key="ne^mo^ro_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n30720"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕmŏrōsus">nemorosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nemus</etym>, <sense id="n30720.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of woods, woody</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">Zacynthos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:270"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 270</bibl></cit> (cf. <foreign lang="greek">ὑλήεσσα Ζάκυνθος</foreign>, Hom. Il. 9, 24): <cit><quote lang="la">canes nemorosis montibus errant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:427"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 427</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:8:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 8, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">juga,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:191"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 191</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">convallis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:30"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 8, 15, § 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hospitium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:121"><author>id.</author> 35, 11, 38, § 121</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30720.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>full of foliage, bushy, shady</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cupressus nemorosā vertice,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:9"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 1, 5, § 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">silvae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:687"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 687</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemorosi saxa Palati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:815"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 815</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bracchia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:13:595"><author>Sil.</author> 13, 595</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frondibus nemorosus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Ezek.</title> 31, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNemossus" key="Nemossus" opt="n" orig_id="n30721"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nemossus">Nemossus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30721.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Aquitanian Gaul, the capital of the Arverni</i>, now <i>Clermont</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:419"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 419</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnempe" key="nempe" opt="n" orig_id="n30722"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nempe">nempe</head> (often <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕmpĕ</orth> in <author>Plaut.</author>, e. g. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:906"><title>Mil.</title> 906</bibl>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:922">922</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:328"><title>Trin.</title> 328</bibl>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:427">427</bibl>, etc.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:307"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 307</bibl>), <i>conj.</i> <etym opt="n">nam and enclitic pe; cf.: prope, quippe, quis-p-iam, etc.</etym>.  <sense id="n30722.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Prop., in strengthening or confirming an assertion, as that which cannot be disputed, <i>indeed, certainly, without doubt, to be sure, assuredly</i> (cf.: nimirum, scilicet). </sense><sense id="n30722.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In laying down a premise or conclusion: non istam dicit voluptatem. Dicat quamlubet: nempe eam dicit, in quā virtutis nulla pars insit, <i>he certainly does speak of that</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:20:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 20, 49</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nempe incomposito dixi pede currere versus Lucili,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:10:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 10, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nempe enim duo genera materiarum apud rhetores tractantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:35"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Dial.</title> 35</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:385"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 385</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:37:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 37, 91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:15:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 15, 41</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si ... necesse est, nempe sequitur ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:23"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 8, 23</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30722.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> (Esp. in colloq. lang.) In summing up or explaining another's meaning, <i>no doubt, certainly, I am sure</i>: nempe illum dicis cum armis aureis, <i>you doubtless mean</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:16"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 1, 16 (16)</bibl>: nempe huic dimidium dicis, dimidium domi? <abbr>St.</abbr> Nempe sicut dicis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:293"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 4, 14 (293)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 1, 41 (41)</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30722.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In stating a notorious or obvious fact or truth, <i>certainly, of course, beyond question</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nempe ego mille meo protexi pectore puppes, i. e. as everybody knows,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:93"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nempe tulit fastus (Medea), ausa rogare prior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:5:5:42"><author>Prop.</author> 5, 5, 42</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:10:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 10, 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pater est mihi nempe biformis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:663"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 663</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:12:11:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 12, 11, 26</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30722.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30722.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In questions, to ask a more precise or emphatic statement of something already said (cf. I. 2. supra): <cit><quote lang="la">Quid ais? Nempe tu illius servos es?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1175"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 7, 73 (1175)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nempe hic tuus est?</quote> <i><i>really?</i></i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1057"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 4, 13 (1057)</bibl></cit>: <abbr>St.</abbr> Vivunt, valent. <abbr>Ch.</abbr> Nempe uterque? <i>do you mean?</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1074"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 3, 67 (1074)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nempe negas ad beate vivendum satis posse virtutem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 5, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:3:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 3, 14</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30722.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In replies, <i>certainly, obviously, of course</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1162"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 4, 26 (1162)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pompeii tertius consulatus in quibus actis constitit? Nempe in legibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:7:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 7, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quā (urbe) tandem hoc disputant? Nempe in eā, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:3:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:2:4"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 2, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:2:16">12, 2, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:2:70"><author>Pers.</author> 2, 70</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30722.8" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Ironically, <i>forsooth, namely, to be sure</i>: respice oh mi lepos! <abbr>Cl.</abbr> Nempe ita uti tu mihi es, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:234"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 3, 18 (234)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">at avus nobilis. Tuditanus nempe ille, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:3:6:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 3, 6, 16</bibl></cit>: dat mihi filiam suam; <cit><quote lang="la">nempe quam alicui servorum ejus nupturam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:11:20"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 11, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:3:28"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 3, 28</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^mus" key="ne^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n30723"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕmus">nemus</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏris</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">root nem-, distribute; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέμω, νομός</foreign>; cf. <foreign lang="greek">νέμος</foreign>, pasturage, and Lat. Numa, numerus</etym>, = <foreign lang="greek">νέμος</foreign>, <i>a wood with open glades and meadows for cattle, a wood with much pasture-land, a grove;</i> <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>, <i>a wood</i> in gen. (cf.: saltus, silva, lucus).  <sense id="n30723.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">cras foliis nemus Multis tempestas Sternet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:17:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 17, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multos nemora silvaeque commovent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:50:114"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 50, 114</bibl></cit>: in nemore Pelio, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:22:34"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 2, 22, 34</bibl> (Trag. v. 280 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">montium custos nemorumque (Diana),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:22:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 22, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gelidum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:1:30"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 1, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemorum saltus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:6:56"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 6, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemus arboribus densum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:9"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemorum avia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:479"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 479</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemora in domibus sacros imitantia lucos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:3:15"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 3, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sacri fontis nemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:17"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 17</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30723.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., <i>a heath</i> or <i>grove consecrated to a divinity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Angitiae nemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:759"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 759</bibl></cit>.—Also alone: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕmus</orth>, <i>the sacred grove of Diana at Aricia</i>, where Caesar had a villa, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:4:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 4, 5</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">tabulam pictam in nemore Dianae posuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:52"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 7, 33, § 52</bibl></cit>; v. nemorensis, II. B.—</sense><sense id="n30723.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> transf., <i>a tree</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemora alta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:453"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 453</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:62:9"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 62, 9</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:401"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 401</bibl>.—Also, <i>wood</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">strictum acervans nemore congesto aggerem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,001:1216"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Fur.</title> 1216</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnemut" key="nemut" opt="n" orig_id="n30724"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nemut">nemut</head>: nisi etiam vel nempe, <author>Cato</author> ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_ni^a" key="ne_ni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30725"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēnĭa">nenia</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">naenĭa</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype> (<case opt="n">abl.</case> neniā, dissyl., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:142"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 142</bibl>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30725.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a funeral song, song of lamentation, dirge</i>: naenia est carmen quod in funere laudandi gratiā cantatur ad tibiam, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=161"><author>Fest.</author> p. 161</bibl> Müll.; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 2, 3</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 482</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">honoratorum virorum laudes cantu ad tibicinem prosequantur, cui nomen nenia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:24:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 24, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">absint inani funere neniae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:20:21"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 20, 21</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:100"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 100</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30725.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30725.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A mournful song</i> or <i>ditty</i> of any kind: <cit><quote lang="la">Ceae retractes munera neniae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:1:38"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 1, 38</bibl></cit>: huic homini amanti mea era dixit neniam de bonis, <i>has sung the death-dirge over his property</i>, i. e. <i>has buried, has consumed it</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:211"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 1, 3 (211)</bibl>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">nenia ludo id fuit,</quote> <i><i>my joy was turned to grief</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1277"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 5, 1, 32 (1277)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30725.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A magic song, incantation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Marsa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:29"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 29</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30725.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>A common, trifling song, popular song; a nursery song, lullaby; a song</i> in gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">puerorum Nenia, quae regnum recte facientibus offert,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:1:62"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicetur meritā Nox quoque neniā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:28:16"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 28, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legesne potius viles nenias?</quote> <i><i>mere songs</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:3"><author>Phaedr.</author> 3</bibl></cit> prol. 10: <cit><quote lang="la">lenes neniae,</quote> <i><i>lullabies</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 7, 237</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">histrionis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 6, 197</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30725.5" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Nenia soricina, <i>the cry of the shrewmouse when caught and pierced through</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:889"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 8, 48 (889)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30725.6" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Personified: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nēnia</orth>, <i>the goddess of funeral songs, the dirge-goddess</i>, to whom a chapel was dedicated before the Viminal gate, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 4, 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:6:9"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 6, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_nu" key="ne_nu" opt="n" orig_id="n30726"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēnu">nenu</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nēnum</orth>, <itype opt="n">false read, for noenu and noenum</itype>, v. non <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^o1" key="ne^o1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30727"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕo">neo</head>, <itype opt="n">ēvi, ētum, 2</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">root ne-; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέω, νήθω</foreign>; cf. Sanscr. nah = nectere</etym>, <i>to spin.</i>  <sense id="n30727.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">subtemen tenue nere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:518"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 1, 20 (518)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,003:14"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Med. Fac.</title> 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic stamina nevit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:771"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 771</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nerunt fatales fortia fila deae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:8:64"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 8, 64</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Parcae fatalia nentes Stamina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:7:1"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 7, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30727.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to weave; to interlace, entwine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tunicam mater quam neverat auro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:818"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 818</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc neverat unum mater opus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:9:691"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 9, 691</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inter se radices mutuo discursu nentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:144"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 20, 33, § 144</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^o2" key="Ne^o2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30728"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕo">Neo</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕon</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νέων</foreign>, <sense id="n30728.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a male proper name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:43"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 43</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:31">45, 31</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^o^bu_le_" key="Ne^o^bu_le_" opt="n" orig_id="n30729"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕŏbūlē">Neobule</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεοβούλη</foreign>, <sense id="n30729.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a girl</i> (so called after the daughter of Lycambes, the affianced bride of Archilochus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:12:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 12, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^ocles" key="Ne^ocles" opt="n" orig_id="n30730"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕocles">Neocles</head>, <itype opt="n">is and i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεοκλῆς</foreign>. <sense id="n30730.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The father of Themistocles</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Them:1:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Them.</title> 1, 1</bibl> sq.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30730.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕōclīdes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the descendant of Neocles</i>, i. e. <i>Themistocles</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:3:69"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 3, 69</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30730.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The father of Epicurus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:26:72"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 26, 72</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30730.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A painter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:146"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 40, § 146</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^o_co^rus" key="ne^o_co^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n30731"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕōcŏrus">neocorus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεωκόρος</foreign>, <sense id="n30731.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a person having charge of a temple, the sweeper of a temple</i>: hujus (Serapis) simulacrum neocororum turba custodit, Firm. Math. de Err. Prof. Relig. <abbr>med.</abbr>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:Math. 3:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Math.</title> 3, 7</bibl>, n. 9.— </sense><sense id="n30731.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>an overseer of a temple, who had to conduct and superintend the sacrifices</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2354</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^ocre_tes" key="Ne^ocre_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n30732"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕocrētes">Neocretes</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεοκρῆτες</foreign>, <sense id="n30732.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a division of the army of Antiochus, which was armed in the Cretan manner</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:40"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 40</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^ogrammate^us" key="ne^ogrammate^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30733"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕogrammatĕus">neogrammateus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεόγραπτος</foreign>, <sense id="n30733.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>new</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">genera picturae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:29"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 5, 11, § 29</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^o^me_ni^a" key="ne^o^me_ni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30734"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕŏmēnĭa">neomenia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεομηνία</foreign>, <sense id="n30734.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the new moon</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Idol.</title> 14</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> adv. Marc. 1, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,014:2:4"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>2 Par.</title> 2, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^on" key="Ne^on" opt="n" orig_id="n30735"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕon">Neon</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, v. 2. Neo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^onti_chos" key="Ne^onti_chos" opt="n" orig_id="n30736"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕontīchos">Neontichos</head>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεοντεῖχος</foreign>, <sense id="n30736.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fortress in Thrace</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Alc:7:4"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Alcib.</title> 7, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:121"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 30, 32, § 121</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^o^phy^tus" key="ne^o^phy^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30737"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕŏphytus">neophytus</head> (in inscrr., <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neofit-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεόφυτος</foreign>, <sense id="n30737.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>newly planted;</i> of newly converted Christians, as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕ-ŏphytus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a neophyte</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Praescr. Haeret.</title> 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2527</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:civ,0004,062:3:6"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>1 Tim.</title> 3, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^opto^le^mus" key="Ne^opto^le^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n30738"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕoptŏlĕmus">Neoptolemus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεοπτόλεμος</foreign>. <sense id="n30738.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The son of Achilles, also called Pyrrhus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:63:257"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 63, 257</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:20:75"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 20, 75</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:263"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 263</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30738.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The name of a tragedy of Ennius, the hero of which was Neoptolemus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:18:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 18, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:37:156"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 37, 156</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:15:9"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 15, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:16:5">5, 16, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p281"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 281</bibl> (Vahl. and Rib. put these passages under Incerti Nominis Reliquiae). —</sense><sense id="n30738.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>One of Alexander's generals, who was defeated by Eumenes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Eum:4:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 4, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneopum" key="neopum" opt="n" orig_id="n30739"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neopum">neopum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30739.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>olive-oil</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:26"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 7, 7, § 26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^o_te^ri^ce_" key="ne^o_te^ri^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n30740"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕōtĕrĭcē">neoterice</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. neotericus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^o_te^ri^cus" key="ne^o_te^ri^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n30741"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕōtĕrĭcus">neotericus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεωτερικός</foreign>. <sense id="n30741.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>New, modern</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">scriptor,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> Mamert. de Stat. Anim. 1, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30741.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕōtĕrĭci</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>modern writers</i>, Aur. Vict. de Orig. Gent. Rom. <abbr>init.</abbr> —Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕōtĕrĭcē</orth>, <i>after a modern fashion</i>: dicere, Ascon. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:chapter=4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 4</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^pa" key="ne^pa" opt="n" orig_id="n30742"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpa">nepa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">acc. to Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=164"><author>Fest.</author> p. 164</bibl> and 165 Müll., an African word: Afrorum linguā est animal venenatum, caudā feriens, alio nomine scorpius, etc., Fest. l. l.</etym>. <sense id="n30742.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A scorpion</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:15:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 15, 42</bibl> Madv. ad loc.—</sense><sense id="n30742.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Nepa, <i>a constellation, the Scorpion</i>: Capra aut Nepa, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:18:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 18, 30</bibl> (Trag. v. 276 Vahl.): pectus Nepai, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:42:109"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>N. D.</title> 2, 42, 109</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:56"><author>Col.</author> 10, 56</bibl>.—Collat. form, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĕpas</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:39"><author>Col.</author> 11, 2, 39</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30742.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a crab</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">recessim cedam ad parietem imitabor nepam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:443"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 8, 7 (443)</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ser. Samm.</author> 13, 199</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^pas" key="ne^pas" opt="n" orig_id="n30743"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpas">nepas</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. nepa, I. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_penthe^s" key="ne_penthe^s" opt="n" orig_id="n30744"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēpenthĕs">nepenthes</head>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νηπενθές</foreign> (that drives away sadness), <sense id="n30744.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant which, mingled with wine, had an exhilarating effect</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:159"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 21, 91, § 159</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:12">25, 2, 5, § 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^pe^ta1" key="Ne^pe^ta1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30745"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕpĕta">Nepeta</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕpĕte</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30745.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Etruria</i>, now <i>Nepi</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:52"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 8, § 52</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:21"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:14">10, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:9">27, 9</bibl>.—Collat. form, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕpe</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:14:2"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 14, 2</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30745.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕpĕ-sīnus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Nepens-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nepesine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:19"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 19</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕpĕsīni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Nepesines</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:9"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 9</bibl> and 10.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^pe^ta2" key="ne^pe^ta2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30746"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpĕta">nepeta</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30746.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, Italian catnip</i> (Nepeta Italica, Willd.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:21"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:105"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 16, 19, § 105</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^phe^la" key="ne^phe^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30747"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕphĕla">nephela</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nĕfĕla</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεφέλη</foreign>, <sense id="n30747.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of thin cake</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefela, nucunculus, favus, subitillum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 176</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30747.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕ-phĕla</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 359, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^phe^le_" key="Ne^phe^le_" opt="n" orig_id="n30748"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕphĕlē">Nephele</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <i>f</i>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεφέλη</foreign>.  <sense id="n30748.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>The wife of Athamas, mother of Phrixus and Helle</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:1"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 1</bibl>, sq.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:2:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Astr.</title> 2, 20</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30748.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n30748.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕphĕlaeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nephelaean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the ram that bore away Helle and Phrixus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:56"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 56</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30748.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕphĕlēĭas</orth>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the daughter of Nephele, Helle</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:956"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 956</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30748.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕphĕ-lēis</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdos</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the daughter of Nephele, Helle</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:195"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 195</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30748.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>One of the companions 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="crossne^phe^li^on" key="ne^phe^li^on" opt="n" orig_id="n30749"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕphĕlĭon">nephelion</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεφέλιον</foreign>, <sense id="n30749.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, called also</i> personata, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 36</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnephri_tis" key="nephri_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n30750"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nephrītis">nephritis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεφρῖτις</foreign>, <sense id="n30750.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>disease of the kidneys, nephritis</i> pure Lat.: renalis passio, renale vitium: nephritis a renum languore nomen accepit: renes enim Graeci <foreign lang="greek">νεφρούς</foreign> dicunt, <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> Orig, 4, 7, 24</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nephrītĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., affected with nephritis</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:1:6"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 1, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_phu_sa" key="Ne_phu_sa" opt="n" orig_id="n30751"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nēphūsa">Nephusa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νήφουσα</foreign> (sober, temperate), <sense id="n30751.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Don.</author> 416, 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^pos1" key="ne^pos1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30752"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpos">nepos</head>, <itype opt="n">ōtis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> and <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (v. infra) <etym opt="n">Sanscr. nap-tar, descendant; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἀνεψιός</foreign>, nephew; cf. <foreign lang="greek">νέποδες</foreign>; cf. neptis, Germ. Neffe</etym>, <sense id="n30752.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a grandson, son's</i> or <i>daughter's son</i>: primo gradu sunt supra pater, mater; infra filius, filia. Secundo gradu sunt supra avus, avia; <cit><quote lang="la">infra nepos, neptis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:10:1"><author>Dig.</author> 38, 10, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nepos quoque dupliciter intellegitur, ex filio vel filia natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:10:10:section=13"><author>ib.</author> 38, 10, 10, § 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 1, 2</bibl>: Metellum multi filii, filiae, nepotes, neptes in rogum imposuerunt. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:35:85"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 35, 85</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Q. Pompeii ex filiā nepos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:76:263"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 76, 263</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">M. Catonis censorii ex filio nepos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:20"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 20</bibl></cit> (19), 3; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:44:4:18"><author>Dig.</author> 44, 4, 18</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sororis nepos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:44"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 44</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30752.1" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> For neptis, <i>a granddaughter</i> (ante- and post-class.): Ilia dia nepos, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 70</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 56 Vahl.); <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 477, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>ib.</author> 678, 11</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30752.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30752.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A brother's</i> or <i>sister's son, a nephew</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">tres instituit heredes sororum nepotes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:83"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 83</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 60</bibl>, n. 9; <bibl default="NO"><author>Eutr.</author> 7, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30752.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In gen., <i>a descendant</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">filius an aliquis magnā de stirpe nepotum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:864"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 864</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in nepotum Perniciem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:13:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 13, 3</bibl></cit>: Caesar, ab Aeneā qui tibi fratre nepos (to Cupid), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:3:3:62"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 3, 3, 62</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnanimos Remi nepotes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:58:5"><author>Cat.</author> 58, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:207"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 207</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec tetigit tuos urtica nepotes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:128"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 128</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30752.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>A favorite</i>: omnes profecto mulieres te amant ... <abbr>Py.</abbr> ... nepos sum Veneris, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1265"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 6, 50 (1265)</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n30752.6" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Of animals (post-Aug.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:37:4"><author>Col.</author> 6, 37, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7:2:5">7, 2, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30752.7" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Of plants, <i>a sucker</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:10:2"><author>Col.</author> 4, 10, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:6:5">4, 6, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30752.8" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Fig., <i>a spendthrift, prodigal</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">ganeo, asotus): quis ganeo, quis nepos, quis adulter?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:4:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 4, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in populi Romani patrimonio nepos,</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">profusus nepos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 12, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quantum simplex hilarisque nepoti Discrepet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:193"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 193</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:15:36">1, 15, 36</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^pos2" key="Ne^pos2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30753"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕpos">Nepos</head>, <itype opt="n">ōtis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30753.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a surname in the</i> gens Cornelia. So Cornelius Nepos, <i>a Roman historian, the friend of Cicero, Atticus, and Calullus; author of the work</i> De Viris Illustribus, <i>a portion of which is preserved</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:28"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:137"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 39, 63, § 137</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:3:6"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 3, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:28:1">4, 28, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^po_ta_lis" key="ne^po_ta_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30754"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpōtālis">nepotalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. nepos, C.</etym>, <sense id="n30754.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>extravagant, prodigal, profuse</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">mensa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:31:5:6"><author>Amm.</author>31, 5, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">luxus,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:2:2:4"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^po_ta_tus" key="ne^po_ta_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30755"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpōtātus">nepotatus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nepotor</etym>, <sense id="n30755.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>extravagance, prodigality, profusion</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:57"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 4, 6, § 57</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:114">9, 35, 56, § 114</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:37"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 37</bibl> (al. nepotinis).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^po_ti^a_nus" key="Ne^po_ti^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30756"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕpōtĭānus">Nepotianus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nepos</etym>, <sense id="n30756.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 423, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^po_tilla1" key="ne^po_tilla1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30757"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpōtilla">nepotilla</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">1. nepos</etym>, <sense id="n30757.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little granddaughter</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> p. 31</bibl>, n. 148.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^po_tilla2" key="Ne^po_tilla2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30758"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕpōtilla">Nepotilla</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30758.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">IVLIA NEPOTILLA,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 916, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^po_ti_nus1" key="ne^po_ti_nus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30759"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpōtīnus">nepotinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. nepos, C.</etym>, <sense id="n30759.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>extravagant, profuse</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sumptus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:37"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 37</bibl></cit> dub. (al. nepotatus).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^po_ti_nus2" key="Ne^po_ti_nus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30760"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕpōtīnus">Nepotinus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nepos</etym>, <sense id="n30760.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 351, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^po_tor" key="ne^po_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30761"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpōtor">nepotor</head>, <itype opt="n">ātus, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. dep.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. nepos, C.</etym>, <i>to be prodigal, profuse, extravagant</i>.  <sense id="n30761.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aristippus in purpurā nepotatur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 46</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n30761.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to throw away, squander</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">veto liberalitatem nepotari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:1:15:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 1, 15, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^po_tu^la" key="ne^po_tu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30762"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpōtŭla">nepotula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">1. nepos</etym>, <sense id="n30762.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little granddaughter</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 1445, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^po_tu^lus" key="ne^po_tu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n30763"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpōtŭlus">nepotulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">1. nepos</etym>, <sense id="n30763.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little grandson</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1413"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 5, 20 (1413)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnepti^cu^la" key="nepti^cu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30764"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neptĭcŭla">nepticula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">neptis</etym>, <sense id="n30764.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little granddaughter</i> (late Lat.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Ep. 6:33"><author>Symm.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 33</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 80</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneptis" key="neptis" opt="n" orig_id="n30765"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neptis">neptis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (like nepos, orig. <gen opt="n">comm.</gen>; as <gen opt="n">masc.</gen>, still found in an inscr.: <cit><quote lang="la">C. COELIO VERO NEPTI,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 692, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. nepos as <gen opt="n">fem.</gen> in class. Lat. exclusively) <etym opt="n">1. nepos</etym>, <sense id="n30765.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a granddaughter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">filii, filiae, nepotes, neptes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:35:85"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 35, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neptes Licinias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:58:211"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 58, 211</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestis ab uxore et filiā, neptibusque confecta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:73"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 73</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:31">31</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neptis Veneris,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Ino</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:530"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 530</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">doctas Cybeleia, neptes vidit,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the Muses</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:191"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 191</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:265"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 265</bibl>.—<abbr>Acc.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">neptim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:6:2:7"><author>Curt.</author> 6, 2, 7</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Abl.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nepti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:24"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 24</bibl></cit>.—<i>Gen. plur.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neptium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:Inst. 3:1:15"><author>Just.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 3, 1, 15</bibl></cit> Krüg.—Also, <i>a niece</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Spart.</author> <title>Hadr.</title> 2</bibl>; cf. 1, nepos <abbr>init.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNeptu_na_lis" key="Neptu_na_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30766"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Neptūnālis">Neptunalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">Neptunus</etym>, <sense id="n30766.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Neptunian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ludi Neptunales,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 6</bibl></cit>.— Also <abbr>absol.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Neptūnālĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype> (and ōrum, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 460, 3</bibl>), <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>games in honor of Neptune</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:19"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 19</bibl> Müll.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 21</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 315</bibl> ib.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 663</bibl> ib.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ecl. de Fer. Rom.</title> 19</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2, p. 411</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneptu_ni^a" key="neptu_ni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30767"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neptūnĭa">neptunia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30767.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 57</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneptu_ni^co^la" key="neptu_ni^co^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30768"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neptūnĭcŏla">neptunicola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Neptunus-colo</etym>, <sense id="n30768.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a worshipper of Neptune</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:443"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 443</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNeptu_ni_ne_" key="Neptu_ni_ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n30769"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Neptūnīnē">Neptunine</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">Neptunus</etym>, <sense id="n30769.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a daughter</i> or <i>granddaughter of Neptune</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tene Thetis tenuit pulcherrima Neptunine,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the daughter of Nereus, a son of Neptune</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:28"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 28</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 585</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNeptu_ni^us" key="Neptu_ni^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30770"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Neptūnĭus">Neptunius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">Neptunus</etym>, <sense id="n30770.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Neptune, Neptunian;</i> <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for <i>sea-, marine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neptunia Troja,</quote> <i><i>surrounded with walls by Neptune</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:625"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 625</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:3">3, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">proles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:691"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 691</bibl></cit>: heros, i. e. <i>Theseus</i>, as the son of Neptune, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:4:109"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 109</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:1"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dux,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Sex. Pompeius, who called himself the adopted son of Neptune</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:9:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 9, 7</bibl></cit> Schol. Cruq.: <cit><quote lang="la">Aetneae Neptunius incola rupis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Cyclops, the son of Neptune</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:7:56"><author>Tib.</author> 4, 1, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cuspis,</quote> <i><i>the trident</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:147"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 147</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loca,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the sea</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:413"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 5, 3 (413)</bibl></cit>; so, arva, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:695"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 695</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pistrix, i. e. marina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,060:chapter=440"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 440</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNeptu_nus" key="Neptu_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30771"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Neptūnus">Neptunus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Zend, nāpita, wet; Sanscr. nepa, water; Gr. root, <foreign lang="greek">νιπ-, νιβ-, νίφω, χέρνιψ</foreign>; cf. nimbus, rain-cloud</etym>, <sense id="n30771.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Neptune, the god of the sea and of other waters, brother of Jupiter and husband of Amphitrite</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neptuno gratis habeo et tempestatibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:403"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 3, 1, 2 (403)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">allocutus summi deum regis fratrem Neptunum, regnatorem Marum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0112,001:3:2"><author>Naev.</author> 3, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0112,001:2:21">2, 21</bibl>: omnipotens Neptune, Turp. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:34:72"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 34, 72</bibl> (Com. Rel. v. 118 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">Neptunus salsipotens et multipotens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:820"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 1, 1 (820)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut Portumnus a portu, sic Neptunus a nando, paulum primis litteris immutatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:26:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 26, 66</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:24:62">3, 24, 62</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neptunum deum numeras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:17:43"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 17, 43</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:20:52">3, 20, 52</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">caeruleos oculos esse Neptuni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:30:83"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 30, 83</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:74"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 74</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterque,</quote> <i><i>who presides over the salt and fresh waters</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:31:3"><author>Cat.</author> 31, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neptunus pater,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:12:5"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 12, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec ad Neptuni pecudes condimenta sunt,</quote> <i><i>food for fishes</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:833"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 3, 2, 44 (833)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30771.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30771.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The sea</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">credere se Neptuno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:486"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 6, 2 (486)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:372">2, 3, 42 (372)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neptuni corpus acerbum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:472"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 472</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:29"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 29</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hibernus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:55"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 55</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n30771.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A fish</i>, Naev. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=58"><author>Fest.</author> p. 58</bibl> Müll. (Com. Rel. v. 121 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^pu_s" key="ne^pu_s" opt="n" orig_id="n30772"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕpūs">nepus</head> <etym opt="n">ne and Sanscr. root pū, cleanse; cf. purus</etym>, <sense id="n30772.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>unclean, impure</i>: nepus non purus, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=164"><author>Fest.</author> p. 164</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_qua_lia" key="ne_qua_lia" opt="n" orig_id="n30773"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēquālia">nequalia</head>, <itype opt="n">detrimenta</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_quam" key="ne_quam" opt="n" orig_id="n30774"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēquam">nequam</head>, <i>adj. indecl</i>. <etym opt="n">for ne-aequam, from aequus</etym>, <i>worthless, good for nothing, wretched, vile</i>, etc. (syn.: inutilis, pravus, vilis).  <sense id="n30774.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">nequam esse oportet quoi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:602"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 2, 20 (602)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1121"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 4, 29 (1121)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">piscis nequam est nisi recens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:178"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 3, 26 (178)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:439"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 38 (439)</bibl>: enthymema nequam et vitiosum, <i>faulty, defective</i>, Tiro ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:6"><author>Gell.</author> 6</bibl> (7), 3, 27; Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=165"><author>Fest.</author> p. 165</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n30774.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., of character, <i>worthless, vile, bad;</i> opp. frugi (cf. nebulo), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:467"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 5, 53 (467)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">malus et nequam es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:295"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 2, 39 (295)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequam homo et indiligens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:106"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 2, 23 (106)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">liberti nequam et improbi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:45:130"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 45, 130</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil nequius est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:27:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 27, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid est nequius aut turpius?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:17:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 17, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequior factus, jamst usus aedium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:115"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 2, 32 (115)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo nequissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:192"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 78, § 192</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:16:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 16, 3</bibl>.—So of <i>licentious, dissolute</i> persons: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenes nequam facilesque puellae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:69:5"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 69, 5</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequior omnibus libellis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:15:4"><author>id.</author> 11, 15, 4</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nē-quam</orth>, <i>an injury, mischief, harm</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vin' tu illi nequam dare?</quote> <i><i>an injury, a mischief</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:159"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 1, 1, 31 (159)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:658"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 3, 44 (658)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos nequam abs te habemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:154"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 60 (154)</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nēquĭter</orth>, <i>worthlessly, wretchedly, badly, miserably</i>, etc. (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nequiter fricare genua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:678"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 88 (678)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:521"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 3, 23 (521)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">turpiter et nequiter facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:17:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 17, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille porro prave, nequiter, turpiter cenabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:8:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 8, 25</bibl></cit>: si quā per voluptatem nequiter feceritis, voluptas cito abibit: nequiter factum illud apud vos semper manebit, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:1:4"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 1, 4</bibl>.— <abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum bellum susceptum sit nequius, an inconsultius gestum, dici non potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:7"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:77:1"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 77, 1</bibl>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:121"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 25, 54, § 121</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_qua_quam" key="ne_qua_quam" opt="n" orig_id="n30775"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēquāquam">nequaquam</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">nec-quaquam</etym>, <sense id="n30775.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>in nowise, by no means, not at all</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nequaquam argenti ratio conparet tamen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:417"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 16 (417)</bibl></cit>: nequaquam istuc istac ibit, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 25</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr> (Trag. v. 304 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">ut nequaquam fuerit illius commodi magnitudo cum eo incommodo comparanda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:8:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 8, 26</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:35"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 12, 35</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vir sibi nequaquam par,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:19:69"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 19, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequaquam omnes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:64:180"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 64, 180</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc ad egrediendum nequaquam idoneum arbitratus locum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:23"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cetera nequaquam simili ratione modoque Aestimat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:20"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequaquam satis in re unā consumere curam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:48"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 48</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:37:16"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 37, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^que" key="ne^que" opt="n" orig_id="n30776"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕ-que">neque</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nec</orth> (used indifferently before vowels and consonants. The notion that nec in class. prose stands only before consonants is wholly unfounded. Ap. Cic. in the Rep. alone we find nec nineteen times before vowels; viz.: nec accipere, 3, 13, 23: nec alios, 2, 37, 62: nec enim, 1, 24, 38; 6, 25, 27: nec esset, 5, 5, 7: nec ex se, 6, 24, 27: <cit><quote lang="la">nec id, 1, 1, 1: nec inportatis, 2, 15, 29: nec in, 6, 23, 25: nec inconstantiam, 3, 11, 18: nec injussu, 6, 15, 15: nec ipsius, 1, 26, 41: nec ipsum, 6, 24, 27: nec ulla, 1, 34, 51: nec ullo, 1, 37, 58: nec una, 2, 1, 2: nec hic, 3, 33, 45: nec hominis, 2, 21, 37: nec hunc, 6, 25, 29. Cf. also such passages as neque reliquarum virtutum, nec ipsius rei publicae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:26:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 26, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dabo tibi testes nec nimis antiquos nec ullo modo barbaros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:37:58"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 37, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec atrocius ... neque apertius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,006:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Tull.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec homo occidi nec consulto, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,006:14:34"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 34</bibl></cit>. The true distinction is, that in the form nec the negation is more prominent; in the form neque, the connective force of the particle; cf. Hand, Turs. 4, p. 94 sq.), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> and <i>conj.</i> <etym opt="n">ne-que</etym>, <i>not; and not, also not</i>.  <sense id="n30776.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>, like ne, in ante-class. Latinity (v. ne, I.) as a general negative particle, = non, <i>not</i> (usually in the form nec. In class. Lat. this usage seems to be confined to certain formulae, as nec opinans, nec procul abesse, nec mancipi, etc.; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>): nec conjunctionem grammatici fere dicunt esse disjunctivam, ut: nec legit, nec scribit: cum si diligentius inspiciatur, ut fecit Sinnius Capito, intellegi possit, eam positam esse ab antiquis pro non, ut et in XII. est: AST EI CVSTOS NEC ESCIT, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">SI INTESTATO MORITVR, CVI SVVS HERES NEC SIT, etc., Lex XII. Tab. (v. App. III. tab. 5): SI AGNATVS NEC ESCIT, etc., ib.: magistratus nec obedientem civem coërceto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senatori, qui nec aderit, culpa esto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:4:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bruti nec satis sardare queunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0112,001:1:4"><author>Naev.</author> 1, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0112,001:1:7">1, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu dis nec recte dicis: non aequum facis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:119"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 2, 11 (119)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec recte,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:155"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 3, 3 (155)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:471">2, 4, 65 (471)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:239"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 3, 83 (239)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:30:4"><author>Cat.</author> 30, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">alter, qui nec procul aberat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:25:10"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 25, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ullus = nullus: cui Parcae tribuere nec ullo vulnere laedi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,007:269"><author>Verg.</author> <title>Cir.</title> 269</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">differentia mancipi rerum et nec mancipi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 2:18"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 18</bibl></cit> sq. —Form neque: si quid tibi in illisce suovitaurilibus lactentibus neque satisfactum est, etc., an old formula of prayer in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:141:4"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 141, 4</bibl>: neque opinantes insidiatores, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:66"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 66</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:75"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 75</bibl>.</sense><sense id="n30776.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Conj.</abbr>, in all periods and kinds of composition. </sense><sense id="n30776.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., = et non, <i>and not, also not</i>. </sense><sense id="n30776.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Alone. </sense><sense id="n30776.5" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> When the negative applies to the principal verb of the clause: multumque laborat, Nec respirandi fit copia, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:3"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 3</bibl> (Ann. v. 437 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">illa quae aliis sic, aliis secus, nec iisdem semper uno modo videntur, ficta esse dicimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:17:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 17, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">delubra esse in urbibus censeo, nec sequor magos Persarum, quibus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:10:26"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 10, 26</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:29:81"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 29, 81</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 1, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae mei testes dicunt, quia non viderunt nec sciunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,006:10:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Tull.</title> 10, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non eros nec dominos appellabant eos ... sed patres et deos. Nec sine causā. Quid enim? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:41:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 41, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa, nec invideo, fruitur meliore marito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:2:79"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 79</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.6" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Less freq. when the negative applies to some other word: <cit><quote lang="la">nec inventas illas toto orbe pares vires gloriatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:11:9:5"><author>Just.</author> 11, 9, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et vidi et perii, nec notis ignibus arsi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:12:33"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 12, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Anguibus exuitur tenui cum pelle vetustas, Nec faciunt cervos cornua jacta senes ( = et faciunt non senes),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:77"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque eum aequom facere ait,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:114"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 114</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec dubie ludibrio esse miserias suas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:23:14"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 23, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:14:2">2, 14, 2</bibl>; esp. in the phrases nec idcirco minus, nec eo minus, nec eo secius, neque eo magis; thus: <cit><quote lang="la">nec idcirco minus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:35:151"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 35, 151</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque eo minus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:8:8"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 8, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=otho:2"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Oth.</title> 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=ves.:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Vesp.</title> 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque eo secius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:2:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque eo magis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Eum:4:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 4, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Paus:3:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Paus.</title> 3, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:8:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum consules in Hernicos exercitum duxissent, neque inventis in agro hostibus, Ferentinum urbem cepissent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:9:1"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 9, 1</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30776.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> So, nec ullus, nec quisquam, for et nullus, et nemo, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ullo Gallorum ibi viro, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:25:3"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 25, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:16"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec quidquam magis quam ille, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:2:8"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 2, 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.8" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <i>vero, enim, autem, tamen</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque vero hoc solum dixit, sed ipse et sentit et fecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:53:229"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 53, 229</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vero jam meo nomine abstinent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:3:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec enim respexit,</quote> etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,068:14:21"><author>id.</author> Clod. et Cur. 4, 4 (or. 14, fr. 21)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:10:32"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 10, 32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim tu is es, qui, qui sis nescias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec tamen didici, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:38:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 38, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque autem ego sum ita demens, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.9" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n30776.10" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Nec = ne ... quidem, <i>not even</i> (in Liv. and later writers; <cit><quote lang="la">in Cic. dub. since B. and K. read ne ... quidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 2, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:26:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 26, 65</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:4:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 4, 8</bibl>; cf. Hand, Turs. 4, 105 sqq.): <cit><quote lang="la">ne quid ex antiquo praeter sonum linguae, nec eum incorruptum, retinerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:33:11"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 33, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Maharbal nec ipse eruptionem cohortium sustinuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:18:4"><author>id.</author> 23, 18, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec nos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:52:9"><author>id.</author> 3, 52, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:32:9">34, 32, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:20:8">37, 20, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:23:3">38, 23, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:20:6">40, 20, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non spes modo, sed nec dilatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:11:8:4"><author>Just.</author> 11, 8, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tam pauper, quam nec miserabilis Irus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:77:1"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 77, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:70:6">5, 70, 6</bibl>: <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:151"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 151</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">interrogatus, an facta hominum deos fallerent, nec cogitata, inquit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:7:2"><author>Val. Max.</author> 7, 2</bibl></cit>, ext. 8; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:6"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ipse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:46"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 46</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:15:3"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 15, 3</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 5, 13, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:10:3"><author>Amm.</author>14, 10, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.11" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Nec = etiam non (freq. in Quint.): <cit><quote lang="la">ut, si in urbe fines non reguntur, nec aqua in urbe arceatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:4:23"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 4, 23</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:11:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 11, 39</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec si quid dicere satis non est, ideo nec necesse est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:1:21"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 1, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod in foro non expedit, illic nec liceat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:67"><author>id.</author> 9, 2, 67</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:86">5, 10, 86</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:3:6">12, 3, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:13:7">2, 13, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed neque haec in principem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:34"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 34</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:29">3, 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:82">2, 82</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.12" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Neque (nec) ... neque (nec), <i>neither ... nor</i>: quae neque Dardaniis campis potuere perire, Nec cum capta capi, nec cum combusta cremari, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 1</bibl> (Ann. v. 360 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">nam certe neque tum peccavi, cum ... neque cum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:12:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec meliores nec beatiores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:19:32"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 19, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mors nec ad vivos pertineat nec ad mortuos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:38:91"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 38, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus nec eripi nec surripi potest umquam: neque naufragio neque incendio amittitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:6:3:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Par.</title> 6, 3, 51</bibl></cit>: neque ego neque Caesar, Brut. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:20:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 20, 1</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">haec si neque ego neque tu fecimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:103"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 103</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">non ... nec ... neque ... neque: perspicuum est, non omni caussae, nec auditori neque personae neque tempori congruere orationis unum genus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:55:210"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 55, 210</bibl></cit>.—The second <i>nec</i> is rarely placed after a word in the clause (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">nec deus hunc mensā, dea nec dignata cubili est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:4:63"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 4, 63</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:365"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 365</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:696">696</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed nec Brutus erit, Bruti nec avunculus usquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:43"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 43</bibl></cit>.—With a preceding negative, which, however, does not destroy the negation contained in neque ... neque: <cit><quote lang="la">non mediusfidius prae lacrimis possum reliqua nec cogitare nec scribere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:12:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 12, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut omnes intellegant, nihil me nec subterfugere voluisse reticendo nec obscurare dicendo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulla vitae pars neque publicis neque privatis, neque forensibus neque domesticis, neque si tecum agas, neque si cum altero contrahas vacare officio potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo umquam neque poëta neque orator fuit, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:20:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 20, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:1:3">8, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:50:11"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 50, 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.13" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Neque (nec) ... et (que), and et ... neque (nec), when one clause is affirmative, <i>on the one hand not ... and on the other hand; not only not ... but also;</i> or the contrary, <i>on the one hand ... and on the other hand not; not only ... but also not</i>. </sense><sense id="n30776.14" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Neque (nec) ... et (que): <cit><quote lang="la">id neque amoris mediocris et ingenii summi et sapientiae judico,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:20:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 20, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animal nullum inveniri potest, quod neque natum umquam sit, et semper sit futurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:13:32"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 13, 32</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:12:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 12, 43</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:58:198"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 58, 198</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:35"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 35</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex quo intellegitur nec intemperantiam propter se fugiendam esse temperantiamque expetendam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:14:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 14, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">perficiam, ut neque bonus quisquam intereat, paucorumque poenā vos omnes jam salvi esse possitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:13:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 13, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed nec illa exstincta sunt, alunturque potius et augentur cogitatione et memoriā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:27:104"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 27, 104</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:42"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 42</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:811">811</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.15" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Et ... neque (nec): <cit><quote lang="la">ego vero et exspectabo ea quae polliceris neque exigam nisi tuo commodo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:4:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 4, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patebat via et certa neque longa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:11:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 11, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">intellegitis et animum ei praesto fuisse, nec consilium defuisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:13:6:13"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 6, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et ... nec ... et ... et,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:38:112"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 38, 112</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.16" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Neque (nec) non (also in one word, necnon), emphatically affirmative, <i>and also, and besides, and indeed, and</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec haec non deminuitur scientia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:4:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 4, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque meam mentem non domum saepe revocat exanimata uxor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:2:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vero non eadem ira deorum hanc ejus satellitibus injecit amentiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:32:86"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 32, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vero Aristoteles non laudandus in eo, quod, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:16:44"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 16, 44</bibl></cit>: neque tamen illa non ornant, habiti honores, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:85:347"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 85, 347</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque tristius dicere quicquam debeo hac de re, neque non me tamen mordet aliquid,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:12:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec non et sterilis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:53"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 53</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:461"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 461</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tit.:5"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tit.</title> 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.17" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In Varro and after the Aug. per., nec non (or as one word, necnon) freq. as a simple conjunction = et, <i>and, and likewise, and so too, and also</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ibi vidi greges magnos anserum, gallinarum, gruum, pavonum, necnon glirium, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:2:14"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 2, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:15:6"><author>Col.</author> 8, 15, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec non et Tyrii per limina laeta frequentes Convenere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:707"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 707</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:118"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 22, 38, § 118</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec non etiam poëmata faciebat ex tempore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,004:23"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Gram.</title> 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec non et ante,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,012:23:13"><author>Vulg.</author> 2 Reg. 23, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec non et quasi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,014:3:16"><author>ib.</author> <title>2 Par.</title> 3, 16</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30776.18" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> Neque (nec) dum (also in one word, necdum), <i>and not yet, not yet</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille autem quid agat, si scis neque dum Romā es profectus, scribas ad me velim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:10:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 10, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:26"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 26</bibl>, n. 33; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:10"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:66"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 66</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">necdum tamen ego Quintum conveneram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:3:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necdum etiam audierant inflari classica, necdum Impositos duris crepitare incudibus enses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:539"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 539</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:70"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 70</bibl>.—Strengthened by tamen: <cit><quote lang="la">philosophi summi, neque dum tamen sapientiam consecuti, nonne intellegunt in summo se malo esse?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:28:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 28, 68</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:3:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 3, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">et necdum (post-Aug.),</quote> <i><i>and not yet</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:14:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 14, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.19" level="3" n="7" opt="n"> Nec ... quidem; v. quidem.—</sense><sense id="n30776.20" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Neque = et ne or neve. </sense><sense id="n30776.21" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Expressing negative purpose. </sense><sense id="n30776.22" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> After <i>ut</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ut ea, quae regie statuit in aratores, praetermittam neque eos appellem, a quibus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:115"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 48, § 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hortemur liberos nostros, ut animo rei magnitudinem complectantur, neque eis praeceptis quibus utuntur omnes, ut consequi posse confidant, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:5:19"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 5, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">peterent ut dediticiis suis parcerent, neque in eum agrum arma inferrent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:31:4"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 31, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:2:4">1, 2, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:52:11">3, 52, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:20:12">27, 20, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.23" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> After <i>ne</i> (not ante-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">conspirāsse inde, ne manus ad os cibum ferrent, nec os acciperet datum, nec dentes conficerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:32:10"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 32, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:21:6">3, 21, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:4:11">4, 4, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:42:2">26, 42, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.24" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In a prohibition (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">nec id mirati sitis, priusquam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:53:3"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 53, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec a me nunc quisquam quaesiverit, quid, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:9:9"><author>id.</author> 9, 9, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec quicquam raptim aut forte temere egeritis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:5:3"><author>id.</author> 23, 5, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30776.25" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> In contrasts, <i>but not, not however</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ubi aetas tantum modo quaestui neque luxuriae modum fecerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:24:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 24, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gloriosa modo neque belli patrandi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:88:4"><author>id.</author> <title>J.</title> 88, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consulatus sine ulla patrum injuriā, nec sine offensione fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:55:1"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 55, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppida oppugnata nec obsessa sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:12:5"><author>id.</author> 5, 12, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:3:1:9"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 1, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:74"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 74</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:8"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^que^dum" key="ne^que^dum" opt="n" orig_id="n30777"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕquĕdum">nequedum</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">necdum</orth>), v. neque, II. B. 6.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne^que^o" key="ne^que^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30778"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕquĕo">nequeo</head>, <itype opt="n">īvi and ĭi, ĭtum, 4</itype> (lengthened collat. form: nequinont pro nequeunt, ut solinunt, ferinunt, pro solent, et feriunt dicebant antiqui. Livius in Odysseā: partim errant, nequinont Graeciam redire, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll.—<abbr>Imperf.</abbr> nequibat, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:59:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 59, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:56:2"><author>id.</author> <title>J.</title> 56, 2</bibl>.—<abbr>Fut.</abbr> nequibunt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:380"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 380</bibl>.—<i>Part. pres.</i> nequiens, euntis: <cit><quote lang="la">Spartacus nequiens prohibere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:Fragm. p. 254"><author>Sall.</author> <title>Fragm.</title> p. 254</bibl></cit> Gerl.; so, <cit><quote lang="la">nequiens,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:8:14:9"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 8, 14, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Prof.</title> 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sustinere corpora plerique nequeuntes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:H. 3:72"><author>Sall.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 72</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">nequeuntes,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 1, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">7, 239</bibl>), <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">nequeo: <cit><quote lang="la">libenter etiam copulando verba jungebant, ut sodes pro si audes, nequire pro non quire, malle pro magis velle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:45:154"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 45, 154</bibl></cit>; but Cic. himself always writes non queo in <i>first pers. pres.</i></etym>, <sense id="n30778.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>not to be able, to be unable, I cannot</i> (class.). </sense><sense id="n30778.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <abbr>Act.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi habitaret, invenires saltem, si nomen nequis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:638"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 4, 51 (638)</bibl></cit>.—With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequeo contineri quin loquar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:253"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 1, 28 (253)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">actam aetatem meminisse nequimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:672"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 672</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fecundae saepe nequissent uxores parere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1254"><author>id.</author> 4, 1254</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum pisces ire nequibunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:380"><author>id.</author> 1, 380</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ea, cum velimus, laxare nequeamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:65:220"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 65, 220</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Demosthenes rho dicere nequiret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:46:96"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 46, 96</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod proelio adesse nequibat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:59:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 59, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:14:11"><author>id.</author> <title>J.</title> 14, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:85"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 85</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:87"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 87</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:507"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 507</bibl>.—<i>Impers., it is impossible;</i> with <i>quin</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Satin qui amat, nequit quin nihili sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:553"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 7, 3 (553)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30778.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <abbr>Pass.</abbr>, with <i>inf. pass.</i>: nequitum et nequitur pro non posse dicebant ut Plautus in Satyrione: retrahi nequitum, quoquo progressa est semel, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> Müll.: ut nequitur comprimi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1064"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 4, 20 (1064)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid. quid sine sanguine civium ulcisci nequitur, jure factum sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:31:8"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 31, 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_quicquam" key="ne_quicquam" opt="n" orig_id="n30779"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēquicquam">nequicquam</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nēquidquam</orth>, v. nequiquam.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNequi_na_tes" key="Nequi_na_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n30780"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nequīnātes">Nequinates</head>, v. Nequinum, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^qui^nont" key="Ne^qui^nont" opt="n" orig_id="n30781"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕquĭnont">Nequinont</head>, v. nequeo <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossNequi_num" key="Nequi_num" opt="n" orig_id="n30782"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nequīnum">Nequinum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30782.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Umbria, on the site of which</i> Narnia <i>afterwards stood</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:9"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10">10</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:113"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 14, 19, § 113</bibl>.— Hence, </sense><sense id="n30782.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nequīnātes</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Nequinum</i>: Nequinates Narnienses, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=176"><author>Fest.</author> p. 176</bibl> Müll.; Fast. Triumph. ap. Grut. 296, col. 2.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_qui^or" key="ne_qui^or" opt="n" orig_id="n30783"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēquĭor">nequior</head>, <itype opt="n">ius</itype>, v. nequam.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_qui_quam" key="ne_qui_quam" opt="n" orig_id="n30784"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēquīquam">nequiquam</head> (so in the best MSS.; not nequicquam; v. Neue, Formenl. 2, p. 642 sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:440"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 440</bibl> Brix.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:242"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 242</bibl> Lorenz), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">ne-quiquam; cf.: nequiquam significare idem quod frustra, plurimis auctorum exemplis manifestum est, Paul. ex. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=162"><author>Fest.</author> p. 162</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr> Müll.</etym>, <sense id="n30784.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>in vain, to no purpose, fruitlessly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne istuc nequiquam dixeris tam indignum dictum in me,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:698"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 108 (698)</bibl></cit>: qui ipse sibi sapiens prodesse non quit, nequiquam sapit, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:6:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 6, 2</bibl> (Trag. v. 310 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">et sero et nequiquam pudet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 25, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequiquam alicujus auxilium implorare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut non nequiquam tantae virtutis homines judicari deberet ausos esse transire latissimum flumen,</quote> <i><i>without ground, without reason</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:27"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 2, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequiquam deus abscidit oceano terras,</quote> <i><i>to no purpose</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:3:21"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 3, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">causas nequiquam nectis inanes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:219"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 219</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:403"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 403</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:78"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 78</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:33">5, 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:438">438</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">frustra ac nequiquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:77:1"><author>Cat.</author> 77, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed nequiquam frustra, etc.,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:8:16:22"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 8, 16, 22</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg> in exclamation: <cit><quote lang="la">nequiquam!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:64:4"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 64, 4</bibl></cit>.—Esp., <i>without punishment, with impunity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne istuc nequiquam dixeris tam indignum dictum in me,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:698"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 108 (698)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_quis" key="ne_quis" opt="n" orig_id="n30785"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēquis">nequis</head> for <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nē quis</orth>, v. 2. quis.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_quissi^mus" key="ne_quissi^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n30786"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēquissĭmus">nequissimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. nequam.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_qui^ter" key="ne_qui^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n30787"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēquĭter">nequiter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nequam <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_qui^ti^a" key="ne_qui^ti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30788"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēquĭtĭa">nequitia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nēquĭtĭes</orth> (no <case opt="n">gen.</case> or <case opt="n">dat.</case>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nequam</etym>, <sense id="n30788.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>bad quality, badness</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">aceti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:125"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 20, 25, § 125</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30788.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>bad moral quality</i>, of all degrees, <i>idleness, negligence, worthlessness, vileness</i> (syn.: malitia, negligentia, ignavia, mollitia; class.). </sense><sense id="n30788.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Idleness, inactivity, remissness, negligence</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">me ipsum inertiae nequitiaeque condemno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 2, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:11:29">1, 11, 29</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">inertissimi homines, nescio quā singulari nequitiā praediti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:20:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 20, 56</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30788.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Lightness, levity, inconsiderateness</i>: omnia mala probra flagitia, quae homines faciunt, in duabus rebus sunt, malitia atque nequitia. Si nequitiam defendere vis, licet, P. African. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:7:11:9"><author>Gell.</author> 7, 11, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. ad Her.</author> 3, 6, 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30788.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Prodigality, profusion</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod filii nequitiam videret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:51:141"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 51, 141</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illum aut nequities ... expellet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:131"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 131</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30788.5" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>Profligacy, wantonness, lewdness</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">uxor pauperis Ibyci Tandem nequitiae pone modum tuae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:15:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 15, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:4:78">3, 4, 78</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:414"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 414</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:3:8:15"><author>Phaedr.</author> 3, 8, 15</bibl>; in <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:42:4"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 42, 4</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30788.6" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <i>Worthlessness, vileness, wickedness, villany</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lucurgus mihi quidem videtur posse hic ad nequitiam adducier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:112"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 2, 4 (112)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si domus haec habenda est potius, quam officina nequitiae et diversorium flagitiorum omnium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:46:134"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 46, 134</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:87"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 33, § 87</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui istius insignem nequitiam, frontis involutam integumentis, nondum cernat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:6:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 6, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">maturae mala nequitiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:216"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 216</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_quo_" key="ne_quo_" opt="n" orig_id="n30789"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nē-quō">nequo</head> (better <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nē quō</orth>), <sense id="n30789.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adv., not to any place, no whither</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vilica ad cenam nequo eat, neque ambulatrix siet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:143:1"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 143, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^rati^us" key="Ne^rati^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30790"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕratĭus Priscus">Neratius</head>, <sense id="n30790.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a celebrated lawyer under Trajan</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Spart.</author> <title>Hadr.</title> 4</bibl> and 18.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_re_^is1" key="Ne_re_^is1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30791"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nērē̆is">Nereis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdos</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30791.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Nereid;</i> v. Nereus, II. A.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_re_is" key="Ne_re_is" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30792"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nērēïs">Nereis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30792.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one of the daughters of Priam</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:90"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 90</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_re_is2" key="Ne_re_is2" n="3" opt="n" orig_id="n30793"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nērēis">Nereis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30793.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a daughter of Pyrrhus, king of Epirus; the wife of Gelo, of Syracuse</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:28:3:4"><author>Just.</author> 28, 3, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_re_i^us" key="Ne_re_i^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30794"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nērēĭus">Nereius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Nereus, II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^re_tum" key="Ne^re_tum" opt="n" orig_id="n30795"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕrētum">Neretum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30795.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Calabria</i>, now <i>Nardo</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:51"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 51</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕrē-tīni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Neretum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:105"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 11, 16, § 105</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_reus" key="Ne_reus" opt="n" orig_id="n30796"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nēreus">Nereus</head> (dissyl.), <itype opt="n">i and ĕos</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νηρεύς</foreign>, <sense id="n30796.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the son of Oceanus and Tethys, a seagod, the husband of Doris, and father of the Nereids</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:742"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 742</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:5:33"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 5, 33</bibl> (4, 6, 67); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:383"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 383</bibl>: Nerei filii, <i>sea-monsters</i>, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 733</bibl> P. (Trag. v. 138 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:11:39"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 11, 39</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:418"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 418</bibl> Forbig. ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:139:2"><author>Petr.</author> 139, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30796.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>), <i>the sea</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">placidum per Nerea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:7:58"><author>Tib.</author> 4, 1, 58</bibl></cit>: quā totum Nereus circumtonat orbem. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:187"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 187</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:450"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 450</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:713"><author>Luc.</author> 2, 713</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30796.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Hence, </sense><sense id="n30796.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nērē̆is</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a daughter of Nereus, a sea-nymph, Nereia</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">virides Nereides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:5:57"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nereida colligit orbam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:380"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 380</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aequoreae Nereides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:15"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nereis caerula Thetis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:6:9"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 6, 9</bibl></cit> (5, 45).—Acc. to Hyg. Fab. praef. there were fifty of them; acc. to <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:5:33"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 5, 33</bibl> (4, 6, 67), a hundred.—</sense><sense id="n30796.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nērēĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Nereus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">genetrix Nereia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:162"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 162</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenis,</quote> <i><i>Phocus, grandson of Nereus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:685"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 685</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nereia Doto,</quote> <i><i>daughter of Nereus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:102"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nereia turba,</quote> <i><i>the Nereids</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:416"><author>Sil.</author> 7, 416</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nereia bacca,</quote> <i><i>pearls</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> IV. Cons. Hon. 591</bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n30796.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nērīnē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = Nereis, <i>Nerine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nerine Galatea, thymo mihi dulcior Hyblae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:37"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 7, 37</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30796.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nērīnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = Nereïus, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Nereus, Nerine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nerinae aquae,</quote> <i><i>sea-water</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Nemes.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 4, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animantia Nerina,</quote> <i><i>fishes</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 55</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_ria" key="Ne_ria" opt="n" orig_id="n30797"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nēria">Neria</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nērĭēnē</orth>, v. Nerio.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_ri_ne_" key="Ne_ri_ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n30798"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nērīnē">Nerine</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nērīnus</orth>, v. Nereus, II. C. and D.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_ri^o" key="Ne_ri^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30799"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nērĭo">Nerio</head>, <itype opt="n">ēnis</itype>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nērĭēnes</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nērĭēnē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nēria</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">a Sabine word which signified bravery; v. Nero; hence, personified, in the Roman mythology</etym>, <sense id="n30799.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the companion and wife of Mars; nom.</i> Nerio, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:22:4"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 22, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 4</bibl>; <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mars salutat Nerienem uxorem suam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:515"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 6, 34 (515)</bibl></cit>: Nerienes, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:22:4"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 22, 4</bibl> (Sat. Men. 83, 1): Neria Martis, Cn. Gell. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:22:13"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 22, 13</bibl>: nolo ego Neaeram te vocent, sed Nerienem, Licinius Imbrex ap. Gell. l. l. <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_ri^on" key="ne_ri^on" opt="n" orig_id="n30800"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nērĭon">nerion</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nērĭum</orth>), <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νήριον</foreign>, <sense id="n30800.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the oleander</i> or <i>rosebay</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:79"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 20, 33, § 79</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:90">24, 11, 53, § 90</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_ri_ta" key="ne_ri_ta" opt="n" orig_id="n30801"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nērīta">nerita</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νηρίτης</foreign>, <sense id="n30801.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sea-mussel resembling the nautilus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:103"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 33, 52, § 103</bibl> dub. (Sillig. and Jahn, Veneriae).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_ri^to^s" key="Ne_ri^to^s" opt="n" orig_id="n30802"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nērĭtŏs">Neritos</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-us</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νήριτος</foreign>, <sense id="n30802.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mountain in Ithaca, and an island in its vicinity</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:7"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:55"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 19, § 55</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neritos ardua saxis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:271"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 271</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,002:856"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Troad.</title> 856</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30802.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nērĭtĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Neritos, Neritian;</i> <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for <i>Ithacean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Macareus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:159"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 159</bibl></cit>; also for <i>Ulyssean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neritia proles,</quote> <i><i>the Saguntines, because they emigrated from the Cephallenian islands</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:317"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 317</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:7"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neritia ratis,</quote> <i><i>the ship of Ulysses</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:563"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 563</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dux,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Ulysses</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:69"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">domus,</quote> <i><i>of Ulysses</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:712"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 712</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^ri^us" key="Ne^ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30803"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕrĭus">Nerius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n30803.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman</i> gens. So Cn. Nerius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:3:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 3, 5</bibl>.—Perh. the same, celebrated as a usurer, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:69"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 69</bibl>; v. Wüstem. ad loc.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^ro" key="Ne^ro" opt="n" orig_id="n30804"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕro">Nero</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">a Sabine word, = fortis; cf. Nerio = fortitudo; root nar; Sanscr. naras, man; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἀνήρ</foreign>; cf. <foreign lang="greek">ἠνορέη</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n30804.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a family name in the</i> gens Claudia, whose most famous member was the emperor C. Claudius Nero, Tac. A. lib. 12-16 passim; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:1"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 1</bibl> sqq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:223"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 223</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:129">12, 129</bibl> et saep.— </sense><sense id="n30804.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Hence, </sense><sense id="n30804.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕrōnēus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Neronian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mensem quoque Aprilem Neroneum appellavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:55"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unda,</quote> <i><i>the warm baths of Nero</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:5:6"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">certamen,</quote> <i><i>the games in the Grecian manner instituted by Nero</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=vit.:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vit.</title> 4</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">agon,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30804.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕrōnĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of Nero, Neronian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Neronianum dictum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:61:248"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 61, 248</bibl></cit>: piscina, perh. <i>laid out after the pattern of the fish-ponds of Nero, near Baiae</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Var.</title> 2, 39</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30804.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕrōnĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a Roman surname</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Patrobius Neronianus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=gal.:20"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Galb.</title> 20</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30804.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕrōnĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Neronian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:12"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe^ro^po^lis" key="Ne^ro^po^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30805"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĕrŏpŏlis">Neropolis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νέρων-πόλις</foreign>, <sense id="n30805.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a name which Nero intended to give to the city of Rome</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">destinavit et Romam Neropolin nuncupare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:55"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 55</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNersae" key="Nersae" opt="n" orig_id="n30806"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nersae">Nersae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30806.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an ancient city of the Aequi</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:744"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 744</bibl>. </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNersi^a" key="Nersi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30807"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nersĭa">Nersia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30807.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an Etruscan goddess</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNerthus" key="Nerthus" opt="n" orig_id="n30808"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nerthus">Nerthus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <etym opt="n">Old Germ. nirdu; cf. Sanscr. narakas, underworld; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἔνεροι</foreign></etym>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30808.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a goddess of the ancient Germans, the Earth</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:40:4"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 40, 4</bibl>; v. Orell. ad h. l.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNertobriga" key="Nertobriga" opt="n" orig_id="n30809"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nertobriga">Nertobriga</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <sense id="n30809.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A city in Hispania Baetica, surnamed</i> Concordia Julia, now <i>Valera la Vieja</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:14"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 1, 3, § 14</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30809.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A city of Celtiberia</i>, now <i>Almunia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:17:10"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 17, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNeru^lum" key="Neru^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n30810"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nerŭlum">Nerulum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30810.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fortified city in Lucania, Rotondo</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:20:9"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 20, 9</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30810.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nerŭlōnensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Nerulum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNerva" key="Nerva" opt="n" orig_id="n30811"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nerva">Nerva</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30811.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman family name of the</i> Licinii, Cocceii, <i>and</i> Silii. So M. Cocceius Nerva, <i>the Roman emperor</i>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30811.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nervĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to the emperor Nerva, Nervian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">miles,</quote> <i><i>of the Nervian legion</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> B. Gild. 421</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnerva_lis" key="nerva_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30812"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nervālis">nervalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nervus</etym>, <sense id="n30812.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the nerves</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">herba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:Larg. 12"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Larg.</title> 12</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnervi^ae" key="nervi^ae" opt="n" orig_id="n30813"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nervĭae">nerviae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nervĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">cf. nervus</etym>, <sense id="n30813.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>strings</i> or <i>chords</i> of a musical instrument, <i>gut-strings</i>, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 215, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:9:7:3"><author>Gell.</author> 9, 7, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30813.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>nerves</i>, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 215, 16</bibl> (Sat. Men. 63, 4); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:45:11"><author>Petr.</author> 45, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnervi^ce^us" key="nervi^ce^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30814"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nervĭcĕus">nerviceus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nervus</etym>, <sense id="n30814.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>made of sinews</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervicei funes = nerviae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,007:16:7"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Judic.</title> 16, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnervi^cus1" key="nervi^cus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30815"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nervĭcus">nervicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nervus</etym>, <sense id="n30815.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that has a nervous disorder, nervous</i> (al. neuricos), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:8:3"><author>Vitr.</author> 8, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNervi^cus2" key="Nervi^cus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30816"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nervĭcus">Nervicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Nervii, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNervi^i" key="Nervi^i" opt="n" orig_id="n30817"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nervĭi">Nervii</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30817.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of Belgic Gaul</i>, in the modern <i>Hainault</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:15">2, 15</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:28"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:15"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:33">33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:56">56</bibl> al.—In <number opt="n">sing.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:428"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 428</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30817.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nervĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nervian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">proelium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 5</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnervi_nus" key="nervi_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30818"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nervīnus">nervinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nervus</etym>, <sense id="n30818.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>made of sinews</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervini funes,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 9</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNervi^us" key="Nervi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30819"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nervĭus">Nervius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Nerva, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNervo^la_ri^a" key="Nervo^la_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30820"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nervŏlārĭa">Nervolaria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30820.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the title of a lost comedy of Plautus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:3:6"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 3, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnervo_se_" key="nervo_se_" opt="n" orig_id="n30821"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nervōsē">nervose</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nervosus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnervo_si^tas" key="nervo_si^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n30822"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nervōsĭtas">nervositas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nervosus</etym>, <sense id="n30822.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>strength, thickness;</i> of a thread, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:9"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 1, 2, § 9</bibl>; of the body, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 3:18"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 3, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 1:4:73"><author>id.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 1, 4, 73</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:5:1:21">5, 1, 21</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnervo_sus" key="nervo_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n30823"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nervōsus">nervosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nervus</etym>, <i>full of sinews, sinewy, nervous</i>.  <sense id="n30823.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervosa et lignea dorcas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1161"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 1161</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">poples,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:256"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 256</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exilitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:214"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 86, § 214</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">partes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:69"><author>id.</author> 23, 3, 34, § 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervosius illud, i. e. membrum virile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:67:27"><author>Cat.</author> 67, 27</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30823.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of plants, <i>full of fibres, fibrous</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cauliculi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:54"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 9, 30, § 54</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:123">27, 12, 97, § 123</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30823.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30823.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Nervous, vigorous, energetic</i> in expression: <cit><quote lang="la">quis Aristotele nervosior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:31:121"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 31, 121</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30823.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Vigorous, bold</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vivacitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:13:4"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 13, 4</bibl></cit>: juventus, Prud. c. Sym. 2, 320.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nervō-sē</orth>, <i>strongly, boldly, vigorously, energetically</i>: vigilanter nervoseque aliquem subornare, <author>Planc.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:23:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 23, 6</bibl>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervosius dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:36:127"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 36, 127</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervosius aliquid disserere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:29:106"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 29, 106</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnervu^lus" key="nervu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n30824"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nervŭlus">nervulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nervus</etym>, <sense id="n30824.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nerve, strength, vigor</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si tu nervulos tuos mihi saepe cognitos ... adhibueris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 16</bibl></cit>, C, § 13.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnervus" key="nervus" opt="n" orig_id="n30825"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nervus">nervus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">root snar-; Old Germ. snara, a snare; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νεῦρον</foreign>; cf. parvus and <foreign lang="greek">παῦρος</foreign></etym>, <i>a sinew, tendon, nerve</i>.  <sense id="n30825.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">his adde nervos, a quibus artus continentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:55:139"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 55, 139</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc nervos confirmari putant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:20"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervus qui platys appellatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:90"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 8, 58, § 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic primum nervos et venas expressit (of Pythagoras the painter),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:59"><author>id.</author> 34, 8, 19, § 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervorum contractio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:66:40"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 66, 40</bibl></cit>: nervi quos <foreign lang="greek">τένοντας</foreign> Graeci appellant, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:8:1"><author>Cels.</author> 8, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">condamus alter alterum in nervum bracchialem,</quote> <i><i>let us embrace</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1272"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 4, 99 (1272)</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30825.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30825.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> I. q. membrum virile, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:12:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 12, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:205"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 205</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:9:35">9, 35</bibl>; <i>pl.</i> nervi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:131:4"><author>Petr.</author> 131, §§ 4 [? not found]</bibl> and <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:131:6">6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30825.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A string of a musical instrument</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes voces, ut nervi in fidibus, ita sonant, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:57:216"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 57, 216</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cotidiano cantu vocum et nervorum et tibiarum tota vicinitas personat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:46:134"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 46, 134</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:776"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 776</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:11:4"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 11, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30825.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>A bowstring</i>: reciproca tendens nervo equino concita tela, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:80"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 80</bibl> Müll. (Trag. Rel. p. 176 Rib.): nervoque obversus equino Contendit telum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:622"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 622</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervo aptare sagittas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:131"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 131</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">erumpit nervo pulsante sagitta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:313"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 313</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:376"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 376</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:437">1, 437</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:141"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 141</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30825.6" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>A bow</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem fallere nervo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:182"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 182</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30825.7" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>The leather</i> with which shields were covered: <cit><quote lang="la">scuta nervo firmata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:4:293"><author>Sil.</author> 4, 293</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30825.8" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>A thong</i> with which a person was bound, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:689"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 5, 3, 11 (689)</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 9</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30825.9" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> <i>The cords</i> or <i>wires</i> by which a puppet is moved: <cit><quote lang="la">duceris ut nervis alienis mobile lignum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:82"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 82</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30825.10" level="3" n="7" opt="n"> <i>A fetter</i>: nervum appellamus etiam ferreum vinculum, quo pedes impediuntur: quamquam Plautus eo etiam cervices vinciri ait: Perfidiose captus edepol nervo cervices probat, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=165"><author>Fest.</author> p. 165</bibl> Müll.: VINCITO AVT NERVO, AVT COMPEDIBVS, Lex XII. Tab. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:20:1"><author>Gell.</author> 20, 1</bibl>: in nervo atque compedibus aetatem agunt, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:11:18:18"><author>Gell.</author> 11, 18, 18</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:549"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 2, 5 (549)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">posuit in nervo pedes meos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,020:33:11"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Job</title> 33, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30825.11" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>A prison</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in nervum aliquem rapere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:1022"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 5, 3, 45 (1022)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in nervo jacebis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:718"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 5, 3, 40 (718)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:729"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 5, 71 (729)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vereor ne istaec fortitudo in nervum erumpat denique,</quote> <i><i>will lay you by the heels, bring you into durance</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:324"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 324</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:696">696</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">eximere de nervo aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:15:9"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 15, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">misit in nervum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,029:20:2"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Jer.</title> 20, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30825.12" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30825.13" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Nerve, vigor, force, power, strength</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">digna res est ubi tu nervos intendas tuos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:311"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 311</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">onus ... dignum, in quo omnes nervos aetatis industriaeque meae contenderem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 12, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnibus nervis mihi contendendum est, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:130"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 56, § 130</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">opibus ac nervis ad perniciem suam uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:20"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:12:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 12, 32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervi belli pecunia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:2:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vectigalia nervos esse rei publicae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:7:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 7, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legionum nervos incidere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:12:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 12, 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">poëtae molliunt animos, nervos omnes virtutis elidunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:11:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 11, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">video, fore nervis opus sapientiāque tuā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:10:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 10, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loci inhaerentes in nervis causarum,</quote> <i><i>intimately connected with them</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:27:106"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 27, 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervi conjurationis,</quote> <i><i>the leaders</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:39:6"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 39, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30825.14" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., of expression, <i>force, energy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">horum oratio neque nervos, neque aculeos oratorios ac forenses habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:19:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 19, 62</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:21:80"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 21, 80</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervi in dicendo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:22:91"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 22, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sectantem levia nervi Deficiunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:26"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 26</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_saee_" key="Ne_saee_" opt="n" orig_id="n30826"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nēsaeē">Nesaee</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νησαίη</foreign>, <sense id="n30826.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one of the Nereids</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:826"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 826</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne^sa^pi^us" key="ne^sa^pi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30827"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĕsăpĭus">nesapius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ne-sapio</etym>, <sense id="n30827.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>unwise, foolish</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:50:5"><author>Petr.</author> 50, 5</bibl>; cf. Ter. Scaurus de Orthogr, p. 2251 P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnesci^ens" key="nesci^ens" opt="n" orig_id="n30828"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nescĭens">nesciens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, v. nescio <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnesci^enter" key="nesci^enter" opt="n" orig_id="n30829"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nescĭenter">nescienter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nescio, <i>P. a. fin.</i></div1>


<div1 id="crossnesci^enti^a" key="nesci^enti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30830"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nescĭentĭa">nescientia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <i>f</i> <etym opt="n">nescio</etym>, <sense id="n30830.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>ignorance</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud. Mam.</author> <title>Stat. Anim.</title> 1, 21</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnesci^o" key="nesci^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30831"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ne-scĭo">nescio</head>, <itype opt="n">īvi or ĭi, ītum, 4</itype>, v. a., <sense id="n30831.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>not to know, to be ignorant</i> (syn. ignoro): <cit><quote lang="la">hunc nescire sat scio de illā amicā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:382"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 3, 48 (382)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescis cui maledicas nunc viro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:799"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 799</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec me pudet fateri nescire, quod nesciam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:25:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 25, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de Oropo opinor, sed certum nescio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:23:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 23, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid nobis agendum sit, nescio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:12:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">anima sit (animus) ignisve, nescio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:25:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 25, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescis quantā cum expectatione sim te auditurus,</quote> <i><i>you cannot think</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescis, temeraria, nescis, Quem fugias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:514"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 514</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobis omnia de te Quaerere, si nescis, maxima cura fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:17:197"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 17, 197</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:20:150">20, 150</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod scis or scies, nescis, a formula used in advising another to keep a secret: ne tu hercle linguam comprimes Posthac: etiam illud quod scies nesciveris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:569"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 6, 89 (569)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu nescis id quod scis, Dromo, si sapies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:748"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 748</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:722"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 722</bibl>.—With <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescibam id dicere illam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:736"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 736</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescit Agenorides natam parvumque nepotem Aequoris esse deos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:562"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 562</bibl></cit>.—With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> alone: <cit><quote lang="la">nescire Tarquinios privatos vivere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:2:3"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens, quae victa quiescere nesciat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:3:12"><author>id.</author> 9, 3, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:51:4">22, 51, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:7:16"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 7, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:28:3:12"><author>Just.</author> 28, 3, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Serm. 330:3"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Serm.</title> 330, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30831.1" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Pass.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum consistere uspiam velit an mare transire nescitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:12:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">talibus locis pruinarum vis et natura nescitur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 11, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lis antea nescita,</quote> <i><i>unknown</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:8:6"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30831.2" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Nescio quis, nescio quid, nescio quomodo, nescio an, used in an assertion to express uncertainty with regard to some particular contained in it; and usually without influencing the mood of the following verb: nescio quis, <i>I know not who, some one, somebody, a certain person</i>: nescio quid, <i>I know not what, something, some, a certain</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">prope me hic nescio quis loquitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:89"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 1, 3, 9 (89)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescio quid profecto mihi animus praesagit mali,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:236"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 236</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi me forte Paconii nescio cujus querelis moveri putes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">o pastores nescio quos cupidos litterarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:17:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 17, 39</bibl></cit>; in affected ignorance, to denote that a thing is <i>insignificant, small, mean</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">fortasse non jejunum hoc nescio quid quod ego gessi, et contemnendum videtur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:4:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 4, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quia nescio quid in philosophiā dissentiret,</quote> <i><i>a little</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:33:93"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 33, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescio quid litterularum,</quote> <i><i>a short letter</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:4:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rumoris nescio quid afflavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:5:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">causidicum nescio quem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:46:202"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 46, 202</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescio quid e quercu exsculpseram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:28:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 28, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sententiae nescio unde ex abdito erutae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:24:79"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 24, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescio quid etiam de Locrorum proelio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:5:11"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mente nescio quā effrenatā atque praecipiti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:15:35"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 15, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud nescio quod non fortuitum, sed divinum videbatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:5:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 5, 2</bibl></cit>: nescio quid praeclarum, <i>remarkable</i> or <i>extraordinary excellence</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:7:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 7, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">fit enim, nescio quomodo, ut, etc.,</quote> <i><i>I know not how</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:41:146"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 41, 146</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">boni nescio quomodo tardiores sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:47:100"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 47, 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui, nescio quo modo, conspirant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Alc:11:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Alcib.</title> 11, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Thr:1:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Thras.</title> 1, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">casu nescio quo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:15:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 15, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alii nescio quo pacto obduruerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:15:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 15, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 6, § 18</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed ita fato nescio quo contigisse arbitror, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:13:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 13, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">contra rem suam me nescio quando venisse questus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: nescio an, <i>I know not whether, probably, perhaps</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">constantiam dico? nescio an melius patientiam possim dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,033:9:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Lig.</title> 9, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sin illam alteram, nescio an amplius mihi negotii contrahatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:5:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 5, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ingens eo die res et nescio an maxima illo bello gesta sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:16"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 16</bibl></cit>; v. the art. an.—</sense><sense id="n30831.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n30831.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Not to know, to be unacquainted with</i> a person or thing (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">illa illum nescit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:30"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> prol. 30</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:396"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 396</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non nescire hiemem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:391"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 391</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:453"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 453</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litteras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:2:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vinum toto nescire Decembri,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to abstain from</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:97"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 97</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30831.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Not to understand; to be unable</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non tam praeclarum est scire Latine, quam turpe nescire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:37:140"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 37, 140</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:188"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 188</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">stare loco nescit, said of a horse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:84"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 84</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescit vox missa reverti,</quote> <i><i>cannot be unsaid</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:390"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 390</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30831.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>To be incapable</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Stoici omnino irasci nesciunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:18:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 18, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui nesciat irasci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:360"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 360</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nescĭens</orth>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <i>P. a., unknowing, ignorant, unaware</i> (class. nescius): <cit><quote lang="la">ut nescientem sentiat te id sibi dare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:468"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 468</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nesciens sui,</quote> <i><i>unconscious</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p301"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 301, 9</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nescĭenter</orth>, <i>unknowingly, ignorantly</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Doctr. Chr. 2:40"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Doctr. Chr.</title> 2, 40</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnesci_tus" key="nesci_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30832"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nescītus">nescitus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> of nescio.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnesci^us" key="nesci^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30833"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nescĭus">nescius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ne-scio</etym>, <sense id="n30833.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>unknowing, ignorant, unaware</i> (syn.: inscius, ignarus).—With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescia mens hominum fati sortisque futurae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:501"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 501</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">impendentis mali nescius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:23:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 23, 8</bibl></cit>.— With <i>de</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:16:140"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 16, 140</bibl>.—With a <i>rel.-clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescia, quae faceret subitos mihi causa dolores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:11:47"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 11, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arvaque Cyclopum, quid rastra, quid usus aratri, Nescia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:2"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 2</bibl></cit>. —With a preced. <i>neg.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque tamen, cum haec scribebam, eram nescius, quantis oneribus premerere susceptarum rerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 2</bibl></cit>.—With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">non sum nescius, Scaevola, ista inter Graecos dici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:11:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 11, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non eram nescius, fore, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:11:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 11, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30833.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Not knowing how, not understanding, unable;</i> with <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">nescii fari pueri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:6:18"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 6, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cedere nescius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:6:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 6, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescia fallere vita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:467"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 467</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:470"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 470</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Graias mirari artes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:100"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vinci nescius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:9:45"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 9, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natura mutari nescia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:240"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 240</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30833.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Pass., not known, unknown</i> (rare; not in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">in locis nesciis nesciā spe sumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:275"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 1, 5, 17 (275)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:265"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 15 (265)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tributa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:59"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 59</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nescĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>an unknown thing, a piece of ignorance</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">siquid nescibo, id nescium tradam tibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:265"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 15 (265)</bibl></cit>; cf.: neque nescium habebat, Anteium invisum Neroni, <i>nor was he ignorant</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 16, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNesebis" key="Nesebis" opt="n" orig_id="n30834"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nesebis">Nesebis</head>, v. Nisibis.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnesi" key="nesi" opt="n" orig_id="n30835"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nesi">nesi</head>, <itype opt="n">pro sine positum est in lege dedicationis arae Dianae Aventinensis</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=165"><author>Fest.</author> p. 165</bibl> Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_si^ma^chus" key="Ne_si^ma^chus" opt="n" orig_id="n30836"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nēsĭmăchus">Nesimachus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30836.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the father of Hippomedon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:70"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 70</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_sio_tae" key="Ne_sio_tae" opt="n" orig_id="n30837"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nēsiōtae">Nesiotae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30837.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of Cephalenia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:28"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 28</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_sis" key="Ne_sis" opt="n" orig_id="n30838"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nēsis">Nesis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype> (<case opt="n">acc.</case> ĭdem and ĭda), <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νησίς</foreign>, <sense id="n30838.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small island in the bay of Naples, between Naples and Puteoli</i>, now <i>Nisita</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 1, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:4:1">16, 4, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:51:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 51, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:1:148"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 1, 148</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:90"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 90</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNesse_us" key="Nesse_us" opt="n" orig_id="n30839"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nessēus">Nesseus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Nessus, III.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnessi^on" key="nessi^on" opt="n" orig_id="n30840"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nessĭon">nession</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30840.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, the</i> centaurium majus, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnessotro^phi_um" key="nessotro^phi_um" opt="n" orig_id="n30841"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nessotrŏphīum">nessotrophium</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nessotrŏ-phēum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νεσσοτροφειον</foreign>, <sense id="n30841.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a place where ducks are reared, a duck-yard</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:11"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:15"><author>Col.</author> 8, 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNessus" key="Nessus" opt="n" orig_id="n30842"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nessus">Nessus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νέσσος</foreign>. <sense id="n30842.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A river in Thrace</i>, now <i>the Mesto</i> or (Turkish) <i>Karasu</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:29:6"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 29, 6</bibl>; also called <i>Nestos</i> ( = <foreign lang="greek">Νέστος</foreign>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:2"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30842.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A Centaur, who, on offering violence to Dejanira, was slain by Hercules with a poisoned arrow</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:101"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 101</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:34"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 34</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30842.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nessēus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of Nessus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">venenum,</quote> <i><i>with the blood of Nessus, poisoned by the arrow of Hercules</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:9:163"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 9, 163</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">palla tabe Nesseā illita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,009:716"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Oet.</title> 716</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnestis" key="nestis" opt="n" orig_id="n30843"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nestis">nestis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νῆστις</foreign>, <sense id="n30843.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the second part of the small intestines;</i> Lat. intestinum jejunum, so called because always found empty: <cit><quote lang="la">nestide paralysi vitiata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 2:1:11"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 2, 1, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:5:10:100">5, 10, 100</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNestor" key="Nestor" opt="n" orig_id="n30844"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nestor">Nestor</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏris</itype> (Gr. <case opt="n">acc.</case> Nestora, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:15:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 15, 22</bibl>), <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νέστωρ</foreign>, <sense id="n30844.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a son of Neleus, and king of Pylus, famous among the heroes before Troy for his wisdom and eloquence. He is said to have lived through three generations of men</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsi Agamemnoni, regi regum, fuit honestum, habere aliquem in consiliis capiendis Nestorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:14:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 14, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:10:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 10, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:3:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 3, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">licet eloquio fidum quoque Nestora vincat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:63"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 63</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:10:46"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 10, 46</bibl> (3, 5, 30); cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:9:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 9, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:7:49"><author>Tib.</author> 4, 1, 49</bibl>.—Nestoris aetas, <i>the age of Nestor</i>, prov. for <i>a long life</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:64:3"><author>Mart.</author> 2, 64, 3</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:96:7"><author>id.</author> 7, 96, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:58:5">5, 58, 5</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">vivat Pacuvius, quaeso, vel Nestora totum,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>a whole life of Nestor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:128"><author>Juv.</author> 12, 128</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30844.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nestŏrĕus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of Nestor</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">senecta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:30:1"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 30, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:3:110"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 110</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNesto^ri^us" key="Nesto^ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30845"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nestŏrĭus">Nestorius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30845.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a theologian who was condemned as a heretic at the Council of Ephesus</i>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nestŏrĭāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the followers of Nestorius, the Nestorians</i>, Cod. 1, 5, 8; 16, 5, 66.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNestos" key="Nestos" opt="n" orig_id="n30846"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nestos">Nestos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. Nessus, I.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_te_" key="ne_te_" opt="n" orig_id="n30847"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nētē">nete</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νἠτη</foreign> (sc. <foreign lang="greek">χορδή</foreign>), <sense id="n30847.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the undermost</i> or <i>last string</i> of a musical instrument, i. e. <i>the highest note</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:4:5"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 4, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_ti_nenses" key="Ne_ti_nenses" opt="n" orig_id="n30848"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nētīnenses">Netinenses</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, v. Netum, A</div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_ti_ni" key="Ne_ti_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n30849"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nētīni">Netini</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, v. Netum, B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_to^i_des" key="ne_to^i_des" opt="n" orig_id="n30850"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nētŏīdes">netoides</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νητοειδής</foreign>, <sense id="n30850.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a musical key</i>: netoides, quae et <foreign lang="greek">νομικός</foreign> consuevit vocari, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 9, § 965</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNe_tum" key="Ne_tum" opt="n" orig_id="n30851"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nētum">Netum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n30851.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Sicily, south-west of Syracuse</i>, now <i>Noto Vecchio</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 26, § 59</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:268"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 268</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30851.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nētī-nenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Netum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:126"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 65, § 126</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30851.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nētīni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Netum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:56"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 22, § 56</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_tus1" key="ne_tus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30852"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nētus">netus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood>, from neo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossne_tus2" key="ne_tus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30853"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nētus">netus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">neo</etym>, <sense id="n30853.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a thread, yarn</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 114</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneu" key="neu" opt="n" orig_id="n30854"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neu">neu</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. neve.</div1>


<div1 id="crossneuras" key="neuras" opt="n" orig_id="n30855"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neuras">neuras</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nevras</orth>), <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νευράς</foreign>, <sense id="n30855.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The plant</i> manicon, <i>which excites the nerves</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:179"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 31, 105, § 179</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30855.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A plant, called also</i> poterion: <cit><quote lang="la">poterion, aut ut alii vocant, phrynion, vel nevras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:122"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 12, 97, § 122</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNeuri" key="Neuri" opt="n" orig_id="n30856"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Neuri">Neuri</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Neuroe</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νευροί</foreign>, <sense id="n30856.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people in European Scythia regarded as magicians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:1:7"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 1, 7</bibl> and 13; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:88"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 26, § 88</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 663</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:31:2:14"><author>Amm.</author>31, 2, 14</bibl>.— In <number opt="n">sing.</number> (collect.): <cit><quote lang="la">et raptor agrorum Neurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:121"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 121</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:5:481"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 5, 481</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">7, 324</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneuri^cus" key="neuri^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n30857"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neurĭcus">neuricus</head>, v. 1. nervicus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossneuro^ba^ta" key="neuro^ba^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n30858"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neurŏbăta">neurobata</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-es</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νευροβάτης</foreign>, <sense id="n30858.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who dances on a thin cord, a cord-dancer</i> (diff. from funambulus, one who dances on a stout rope): <cit><quote lang="la">nam et neurobaten exhibuit,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Car.</title> 19, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 8, 17</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneuro^i_des" key="neuro^i_des" opt="n" orig_id="n30859"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neurŏīdes">neuroides</head>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νευροειδές</foreign>, <sense id="n30859.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of wild beet</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:72"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 8, 28, § 72</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneurospaston" key="neurospaston" opt="n" orig_id="n30860"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neurospaston">neurospaston</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νευρόσπαστον</foreign>, <sense id="n30860.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a figure set in motion by strings, a puppet, marionette</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:14:1:23"><author>Gell.</author> 14, 1, 23</bibl> (by others written as Greek).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneurospastos" key="neurospastos" opt="n" orig_id="n30861"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neurospastos">neurospastos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νευρόσπαστος</foreign>, <sense id="n30861.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the wild-brier, dog-rose</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:121"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 14, 74, § 121</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneuter" key="neuter" opt="n" orig_id="n30862"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neuter">neuter</head>, <itype opt="n">tra, trum</itype> (<case opt="n">gen.</case> neutri, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:9:62"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 9, § 62</bibl>, acc. to the MSS.; cf. §§ 55 and 58; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 50</bibl>; and by grammarians always in the phrase <cit><quote lang="la">neutri generis,</quote> <i><i>of the neuter gender</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> 13</bibl></cit> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> 277</bibl> P. al.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 1, 449</bibl>; <i>dat. sing.</i> neutrae, acc. to <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 678</bibl>.—Collat. form, NECVTER, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4859</bibl>), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ne-uter</etym>, <sense id="n30862.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>neither the one nor the other, neither</i> of two: <cit><quote lang="la">ut neutri illorum quisquam esset me carior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in neutram partem moveri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:130"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 42, 130</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:6:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 6, 20</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">debemus neutrum eorum contra alium juvare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:35:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 35, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid bonum sit, quid malum, quid neutrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:4:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 4, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:378"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 378</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita fiet ut neutra lingua alteri officiat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:1:14"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 1, 14</bibl></cit>.—Repeated: <cit><quote lang="la">neuter neutri invidet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:731"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 5, 4, 49 (731)</bibl></cit>.—With verb in <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut caveres, neuter ad me iretis cum querimoniā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:786"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 2, 34 (786)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quia neuter consulum potuerant bello abesse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:44:2"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 44, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30862.1" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quo neutrorum contemnenda est sententia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:21:70"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 21, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neutri alteros primo cernebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:46:4"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 46, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita neutris cura posteritatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:1"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in neutris partibus esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:2:23" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:4:23"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ira</title>, 2, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neutris quicquam hostile facientibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:6:7:1"><author>Just.</author> 6, 7, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30862.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., in gram.: neutra nomina, <i>of the neuter gender</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neutra (nomina or verba),</quote> <i><i>which are neither active nor passive, middle</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:12:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 12, 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:46:155"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 46, 155</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:7:15"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 7, 15</bibl> et saep. —Hence, </sense><sense id="n30862.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">‡ neutrē</orth>, <i>neutrally; in neither way</i>: neutre, <foreign lang="greek">οὐδετέρως</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.—</sense><sense id="n30862.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neutrō</orth>, <i>adv., to neither one side nor the other; to neither side, neither way</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neutro inclinatā spe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:26"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 26</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">neutro inclinaverat fortuna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:23"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si neutro litis condicio praeponderet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:2:39"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 2, 39</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneuti^quam" key="neuti^quam" opt="n" orig_id="n30863"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ne-utĭquam">neutiquam</head> (mostly ante-class.; not in Caes., Quint., Plin., Suet.; very rare in Cic. and Liv.; v. Hand, Turs. 3, p. 182 sq.; by Enn., Plaut., and Ter. written as two words, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ne ŭtiquam</orth>), <sense id="n30863.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adv., by no means, in nowise; not altogether, not exactly, not quite</i>: mihi ne utiquam cor consentit cum oculorum aspectu, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 17, 52</bibl> (Trag. v. 56 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:403"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 403</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">id ne utiquam mihi placet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:586"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 4, 54 (586)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">indissolubiles vos quidem esse potestis, neutiquam tamen dissolvemini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:chapter=11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tim.</title> 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:9:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 9, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:12:42"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 12, 42</bibl>; <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:10:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 10, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dictatori neutiquam placebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:12:11"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 12, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">specimen neutiquam volgatae laudis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:27:10"><author>id.</author> 4, 27, 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneuti^que_" key="neuti^que_" opt="n" orig_id="n30864"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ne-utĭquē">neutique</head>, <sense id="n30864.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adv., by no means</i> (postclass.), Cod. Th. 15, 2, 3.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneutra_lis" key="neutra_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30865"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neutrālis">neutralis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">neuter</etym>, in gram., of the gender of substantives, <sense id="n30865.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>neuter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">positio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:24"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 4, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:54"><author>id.</author> 1, 5, 54</bibl></cit> et saep.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neutrālĭter</orth>, <i>as a neuter;</i> Gellius fora navium neutraliter dixit, <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 55</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossneutre_" key="neutre_" opt="n" orig_id="n30866"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neutrē">neutre</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">neutrō</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. neuter <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossneutru^bi" key="neutru^bi" opt="n" orig_id="n30867"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="neutrŭbi">neutrubi</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">neuter-ubi</etym>. * <sense id="n30867.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>In neither place</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:233"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 2, 56 (233)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30867.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Neither way</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neutrubi proelio inclinato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:19:2:13"><author>Amm.</author>19, 2, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">24, 2, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_ve" key="ne_ve" opt="n" orig_id="n30868"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nē-ve">neve</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">neu</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, introduces a negative clause containing a purpose, command, or prohibition, esp. after ut, ne, etc., <sense id="n30868.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>and not, nor, and that not, and lest</i>: utinam ne in nemore, etc.... neve inde, etc., <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:22:34"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 2, 22, 34</bibl> (Trag. v. 282 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">caveto ne quam materiam doles, neu caedas, neu tangas, nisi siccam, neu gelidam, neu rorulentam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:37"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 37</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut eam ne quis nobis minuat, neve vivus, neve mortuus,</quote> <i><i>neither ... nor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:27:67"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 27, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cohortatus est, uti suae pristinae virtutis memoriam retinerent, neu perturbarentur animo,</quote> <i><i>and that not</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:21"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 2, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut earum rerum vis minueretur, neu ponti nocerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:17"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 17</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—So after a <mood opt="n">subj.</mood> alone: ipse modo Aeneas ... adveniat, voltus neve exhorrescat amicos, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:263"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 263</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic ames dici pater atque princeps, Neu sinas Medos equitare inultos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:2:50"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 2, 50</bibl></cit>.—After an <i>imper.</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:37"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:5:37"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 5, 37</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNeveri^ta" key="Neveri^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n30869"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Neverĭta">Neverita</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30869.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sea-goddess</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossne_vo^lo" key="ne_vo^lo" opt="n" orig_id="n30870"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nēvŏlo">nevolo</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nēvīs</orth>, etc., v. nolo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnevras" key="nevras" opt="n" orig_id="n30871"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nevras">nevras</head>, <itype opt="n">adis</itype>, v. neuras.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnex" key="nex" opt="n" orig_id="n30872"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nex">nex</head>, <itype opt="n">nĕcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">neco</etym>, <i>death</i> (syn.: mors, letum).  <sense id="n30872.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30872.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A violent death, murder, slaughter</i> (cf.: caedes, occisio): mater terribilem minatur vitae cruciatum et necem, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:58:218"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 58, 218</bibl> (Trag. v. 44 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">insidiatori et latroni, quae potest esse injusta nex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:4:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necem sibi consciscere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:3:7"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitae necisque potestatem habere in aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:10"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necem comminari alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:14"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neci dedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:90"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neci demittere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:85"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neci mittere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:513"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 513</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neci dare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:341"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 341</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">necem alicui parare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:73"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neci occumbere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:499"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 499</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:14:12"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 14, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">eripere necem alicui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:69"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">miscere neces,</quote> <i><i>to murder</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:381"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 381</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gravi nece urgere aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,009:1833"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Oet.</title> 1833</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">devotus neci,</quote> <i><i>doomed to death</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,008:693"><author>id.</author> <title>Thyest.</title> 693</bibl></cit>: vitae necisque potestas, Mos. et Rom. Leg. Coll. 4, 8, 1.—</sense><sense id="n30872.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <i>gen. obj.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">multorum civium neces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:7:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 7, 18</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30872.4" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <i>gen. subj.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">venatorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:2:8:2"><author>Phaedr.</author> 2, 8, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30872.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In gen., <i>death, a natural death</i> (rare and post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">post necem Mithridatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:42:1:1"><author>Just.</author> 42, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">post necem consulis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:5"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fata nobis sensum nostrae necis auferunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:6:21:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Cons. ad Marc.</title> 21, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30872.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>the blood of the slain</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">(manūs) imbutae Phrygia nece,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:714"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 714</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30872.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In gen., <i>destruction, ruin</i>, = pernicies, exitium (jurid. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">in necem alicujus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:5:1"><author>Dig.</author> 38, 5, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:36:4:5">36, 4, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:15:1:21">15, 1, 21</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnexa_bunde_" key="nexa_bunde_" opt="n" orig_id="n30873"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nexābundē">nexabunde</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">nexo</etym>, <sense id="n30873.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>in a straitened</i> or <i>scanty manner; comp.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">victitare nexabundius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1672,001:Res Gest. Alex. M. 1:2"><author>Jul. Val.</author> Res Gest. Alex. M. 1, 2</bibl></cit> Mai.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnexi^bi^lis" key="nexi^bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30874"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nexĭbĭlis">nexibilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">necto</etym>, <i>tied</i> or <i>bound together</i> (post-class.).  <sense id="n30874.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">membra,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 7, 5, 10</bibl></cit> (dub.; al. vexabilia).—</sense><sense id="n30874.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">adversatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:29:2:11"><author>Amm.</author>29, 2, 11</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnexi^lis" key="nexi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30875"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nexĭlis">nexilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">necto</etym>, <sense id="n30875.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>tied</i> or <i>bound together</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">vestis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1350"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1350</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plagae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:499"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 499</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hederae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:128"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 128</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnexi^li^tas" key="nexi^li^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n30876"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nexĭlĭtas">nexilitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nexilis</etym>, <sense id="n30876.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a connection</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Fulg.</author> <title>Myth.</title> 3, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnexi^o" key="nexi^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30877"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nexĭo">nexio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">necto</etym>, <sense id="n30877.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a tying</i> or <i>binding together, a fastening</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">vinculorum nexiones,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, 156</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 31</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">3, § 226</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnexo" key="nexo" opt="n" orig_id="n30878"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nexo">nexo</head>, <itype opt="n">xŭi and xi, 3</itype> (also of the first conj., acc. to <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> 9, 6, 33, p. 860</bibl> sq.; <bibl default="NO">10, 8, 48</bibl>, p. 904; <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> 1, p. 366</bibl>; and in the reading: <cit><quote lang="la">nexantem nodis seque in sua membra plicantem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:279"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 279</bibl></cit> Conington; but here the better reading is nixantem, Rib. and Forbig. ad loc.; cf. also Neue, Formenl. 2, p. 421 sq.), <pos opt="n">v. freq. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">necto</etym>, <sense id="n30878.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to tie</i> or <i>bind together, to interlace, entwine</i> (ante-class.): nexebant multa inter se, Liv. Andr. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 366</bibl> P., and ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 861</bibl> P.: omnibus manicas neximus, Att. ib. (Trag. Rel. v. 130 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnexum" key="nexum" opt="n" orig_id="n30879"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nexum">nexum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, v. 2. nexus, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnexuo_sus" key="nexuo_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n30880"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nexuōsus">nexuosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype> <etym opt="n">nexus</etym>, <sense id="n30880.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of windings, much interlaced</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Var.</title> 11, 40</bibl> Fig.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: nexuosissimae quaestionem minutiae, <i>excessively involved</i> or <i>complicated</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud. Mam.</author> <title>Stat. Anim.</title> 2, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnexus1" key="nexus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30881"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nexus">nexus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from necto.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnexus2" key="nexus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30882"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nexus">nexus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">necto</etym>, <i>a tying</i> or <i>binding together, a fastening, joining, an interlacing, entwining, clasping</i>.  <sense id="n30882.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (only <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">et jam contulerant arto luctantia nexu Pectora pectoribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:242"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 242</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">bracchiorum nexibus elidere aliquem (of a wrestler),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:53"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">serpens, baculum qui nexibus ambit,</quote> <i><i>coils, folds</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:659"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 659</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:32"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 11, 11, § 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:62"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 62</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">salix solido ligat nexu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:177"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 37, 69, § 177</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30882.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> (with the collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nexum</orth>, i; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">in the foll.</ref>), <i>the state</i> or <i>condition of a</i> nexus (v. necto, I. B.), <i>a personal obligation, an addiction</i> or <i>voluntary assignment of the person for debt, slavery for debt</i>: nexum Manilius scribit, omne, quod per libram et aes geritur, in quo sint mancipia. Mutius, quae per aes et libram fiant, ut obligentur, praeter quae mancipio dentur. Hoc verius esse, ipsum verbum ostendit, de quo quaeritur; <cit><quote lang="la">nam idem quod obligatur per libram neque suum fit, inde nexum dictum. Liber qui suas operas in servitutem pro pecuniā quādam debebat, dum solveret, nexus vocatur, ut ab aere obaeratus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:105"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 105</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">abalienatio est ejus rei, quae mancipi est, aut traditio alteri nexu, aut in jure cessio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:5:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 5, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">QVOM NEXVM FACIET, etc., Lex XII. Tab.: qui se nexu obligavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:2:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nexum inire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:19"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec civili nexu sed communi lege naturae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:17:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 17, 26</bibl></cit> Mos. (B. and K., nexo): <cit><quote lang="la">Attici proprium te esse scribis mancipio et nexo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:30:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 30, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum sunt propter unius libidinem omnia nexa civium liberata nectierque postea desitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:34:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 34, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut non sustulerit horum nexa atque hereditates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:35:102"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 35, 102</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30882.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In gen., <i>a legal obligation</i> of any kind: <cit><quote lang="la">acceptilatio est liberatio per mutuam interrogationem, quā utriusque contigit ab eodem nexu absolutio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:46:4:1"><author>Dig.</author> 46, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">partem hereditatis a nexu pignoris liberam consequi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:10:2:33"><author>ib.</author> 10, 2, 33</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n30882.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">legis (= vincula, nodi),</quote> <i><i>obligations, restraints</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:28"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 28</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; v. Orell. ad h. l.: <cit><quote lang="la">nexus naturalium causarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:22"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">causarum latentium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:11:10"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 11, 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_" key="ni_" opt="n" orig_id="n30883"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī">ni</head> (old orthography <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nei</orth>, <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">in the foll.</ref>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> and <i>conj.</i> <etym opt="n">identical with ne and the prim. form, whence nisi, i. e. si ni</etym>.  <sense id="n30883.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>, like ne, an absolutely negative particle, <i>not.</i>—So only in the combinations, </sense><sense id="n30883.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Quid ni? or, in one word, quidni? <i>why not?</i> quid ego ni ita censeam? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1120"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 3, 27 (1120)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid ego ni fleam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1311"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 8, 1 (1311)</bibl></cit>: quidni, inquit, meminerim? etc., Auct. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:67:273"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 67, 273</bibl> et saep.; v. quidni.— </sense><sense id="n30883.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Nimirum, lit. not wonderful; v. nimirum.—</sense><sense id="n30883.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Conj.</abbr>, like ne, in imperative and intentional clauses, <i>not, that not</i> (ante-class. and <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">ni quid tibi hinc in spem referas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:339"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 2, 3 (339)</bibl></cit>: vinum aliudve quid ni laudato, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 281, 31</bibl>: Numa constituit, ut pisces, qui squamosi non essent, ni pollucerent ... ni qui ad polluctum emerent, Cass. Hem. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:20"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 2, 10, § 20</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">QVEM QVISQVE EORVM AGRVM POSIDEBIT, INVITIS EIS NIQVIS SICET NIVE PASCAT NIVE FRVATVR, etc.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3121, p. 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">IS EVM AGRVM NEI HABETO NIVE FRVIMINO, ib.: ROGO PER DEOS, NI VELITIS OSSA MEA VIOLARE,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 996, 12</bibl></cit>; Cenotaph. Pis. ap. <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 643</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">(lege) edictā flemus diu, ni nos divideret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:7:2"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 7, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obstabat vallum, ni instent acies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:374"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 374</bibl></cit> (al. ne): <cit><quote lang="la">monent ... ni teneant cursus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:686"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 686</bibl></cit> (antiqui ni pro ne ponebant, Serv. ad loc.).—</sense><sense id="n30883.5" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> As a conditional negative (= si non, nisi), <i>if not, unless, but that</i>. </sense><sense id="n30883.6" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n30883.7" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">indic.</mood>: SI IN IVS VOCAT, NI IT, ANTESTATOR, IGITVR EM CAPITO, <i>if he summon him before court, if he go not, then he shall</i>, etc., Tab. XII. 1 <abbr>init.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam ni illum recipit, nihil est quo me recipiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:103"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 1, 1, 35 (103)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ni offerumentas habebis plures in tergo tuo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:753"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 4, 48 (753)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mirum ni domi est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:598"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 598</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">moriar ni puto, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:13:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 13, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ni frustra augurium vani docuere parentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:392"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 392</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si is homo moritur, probe factum ... ni moritur, tum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:10:12"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 10, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:13">13</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30883.8" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>: quid ploras, pater?—Mirum ni cantem: condemnatus sum, <i>it's a wonder I don't sing</i> (ironically), Nov. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:69:279"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 69, 279</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicerem, quae ante futura dixissem, ni vererer, ne, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:6:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 6, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ni ita se res haberet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:39:115"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 39, 115</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:20:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 20, 66</bibl>: ni tamen exciderit, <author>id.</author> poët. Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:73"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 73</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ni faciat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:58"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omina ni repetant Argis numenque reducant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:178"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 178</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec Boi detrectāssent pugnam, ni fama ... animos fregisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:31:2"><author>Liv.</author> 32, 31, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea se dicturum, quae ni fiant, nulla sit pacis condicio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:33:2"><author>id.</author> 32, 33, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:22:1">2, 22, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:22:6">1, 22, 6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30883.9" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n30883.10" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In formal lang. of law, in agreements, promises, stipulations, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum is sponsionem fecisset ni vir bonus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:19:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 19, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">judicem ferre, ni vindicias dederit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:57"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum illud quod dicitur sive nive irrident, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:23:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 23, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cedo qui cum habeam judicem, Ni dolo malo instipulatus sis. nive etiam dum siem Quinque et viginti annos natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1381"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 5, 3 (4), 25 (1381)</bibl></cit> (v. the passage in connection); so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:714"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4, 9 (714)</bibl>: id ni fit, mecum pignus, si quis volt, dato in urnam mulsi, <i>that it is not so, bet me</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:75"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> prol. 75</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:700"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 2, 35 (700)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1245"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 4, 72 (1245)</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n30883.11" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Ni quis scivit (if any one has not voted), <i>the name of a</i> centuria <i>created by Servius Tullius for those to vote in who had not voted in their own</i> centuriae, acc. to Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=177"><author>Fest.</author> p. 177</bibl> Müll.—* </sense><sense id="n30883.12" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> For nisi quod, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:22:11"><author>Amm.</author>22, 11</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n30883.13" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Ni forte, for nisi forte: <cit><quote lang="la">ni forte satius est, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:25:12"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 25, 12</bibl></cit> (Foss, nisi), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:2:27"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 2, 27</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_ca_" key="ni_ca_" opt="n" orig_id="n30884"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīcā">nica</head>, = <foreign lang="greek">νίκαε, νίκα</foreign>, <sense id="n30884.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>conquer!</i> = vincas, a cry with which each party in the circus encouraged its favorite combatant, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 338, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> p. 573</bibl>, n. 54.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_caea" key="Ni_caea" opt="n" orig_id="n30885"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcaea">Nicaea</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīcēa</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:48"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 48</bibl>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νίκαια</foreign>. <sense id="n30885.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The name of several cities</i>. </sense><sense id="n30885.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A city in Bithynia, on Lake Ascanius, formerly called</i> Antigonia, the mod. <i>Isnik</i> or <i>Nice</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:34:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 34, 84</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:46:5"><author>Cat.</author> 46, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:49:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 49, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:148"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 22, 43, § 148</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30885.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A city in Locris, near Thermopylae</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:5:18"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 5, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:32">32, 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35">35</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30885.3" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>An Indian city on the Hydaspes, founded by Alexander the Great</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:3:23"><author>Curt.</author> 9, 3, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:12:8:8"><author>Just.</author> 12, 8, 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30885.4" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>A city in Liguria, a colony of Marseilles</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:47"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 7, § 47</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30885.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Derivv. </sense><sense id="n30885.6" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīcaeensis</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīcensis</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:48"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 48</bibl>), e, <i>adj., Nicene</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:12"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 2, 2, § 12</bibl>.— As <i>subst. plur., the inhabitants of Nicaea</i>, in Bithynia, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 61</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n30885.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nī-caenus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nicene</i>: Nicaena fides, <i>the confession of faith established at the Council of Nice</i>, Cod. Th. 1, 1, 2.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_caeus" key="Ni_caeus" opt="n" orig_id="n30886"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcaeus">Nicaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικαῖος</foreign> (who grants victory), <sense id="n30886.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an epithet of Jupiter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad templum Jovis, quem Nicaeum vocant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:21:8"><author>Liv.</author> 43, 21, 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_cander" key="Ni_cander" opt="n" orig_id="n30887"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcander">Nicander</head>, <itype opt="n">dri</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νίκανδρος</foreign>. <sense id="n30887.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A physician, poet, and grammarian of Colophon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:16:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 16, 69</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:5:21:12"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 21, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30887.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Maff. Mus. Ver.</title> 274, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_ca_nor" key="Ni_ca_nor" opt="n" orig_id="n30888"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcānor">Nicanor</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικάνωρ</foreign>. <sense id="n30888.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A grammarian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,004:5"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Gram.</title> 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30888.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A ceiebrated painter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:122"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 39, § 122</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30888.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 26, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_carchus" key="Ni_carchus" opt="n" orig_id="n30889"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcarchus">Nicarchus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νίκαρχος</foreign>, <sense id="n30889.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 650, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_ca^rium" key="Ni_ca^rium" opt="n" orig_id="n30890"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcărium">Nicarium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικάριον</foreign>, <sense id="n30890.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a female surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Maff. Mus. Ver.</title> 133, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_ca_tor" key="Ni_ca_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n30891"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcātor">Nicator</head>, <itype opt="n">ŏris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικήτωρ</foreign> (victor). <sense id="n30891.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>An epithet given to the members of King Perseus's body-guard</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cohors regia, quos Nicatoras appellant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:19:11"><author>Liv.</author> 43, 19, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30891.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A surname of the Seleucidae</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:31"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 11, 12, § 31</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_ce_a" key="Ni_ce_a" opt="n" orig_id="n30892"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcēa">Nicea</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. Nicaea.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_ce_pho^ri^um" key="Ni_ce_pho^ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30893"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcēphŏrĭum">Nicephorium</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīcēphŏrĭon</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικηφόριον</foreign>. <sense id="n30893.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A grove near Pergamum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:33"><author>Liv.</author> 32, 33</bibl> and 34.—</sense><sense id="n30893.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A city in Mesopotamia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:41"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:86"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 24, 21, § 86</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_ce_pho^ri^us" key="Ni_ce_pho^ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30894"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcēphŏrĭus">Nicephorius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīcēphŏrĭon</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:129"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 27, 31, § 129</bibl>). <sense id="n30894.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The bringer of victory</i>, a surname of Jupiter, <bibl default="NO"><author>Spart.</author> <title>Hadr.</title> 2, 9</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30894.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A river in Armenia, near Tigranocerta</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:4"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_ce_pho^rus" key="Ni_ce_pho^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n30895"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcēphŏrus">Nicephorus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικηφόρος</foreign> (who brings victory), <sense id="n30895.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:1:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 1, 2, § 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 83, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_cer" key="Ni_cer" opt="n" orig_id="n30896"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcer">Nicer</head>, <itype opt="n">cri</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30896.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the river Neckar</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Eum.</author> <title>Pan. Const.</title> 19</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Mos.</title> 423</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sid.</author> 7, 324</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_ce^ros" key="Ni_ce^ros" opt="n" orig_id="n30897"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcĕros">Niceros</head>, <itype opt="n">ōtis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικέρως</foreign>, <sense id="n30897.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a perfumer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:65:4"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 65, 4</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30897.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīcĕrō-tĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of Niceros</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:38:8"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 38, 8</bibl>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:55:3"><author>id.</author> 6, 55, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:9:324"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 9, 324</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_ce_te_ri^um" key="ni_ce_te_ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30898"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīcētērĭum">niceterium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νικητήριον</foreign>, <sense id="n30898.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the prize of victory</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:68"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 68</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_ce_ti^a_nus" key="Ni_ce_ti^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30899"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcētĭānus">Nicetianus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <sense id="n30899.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to a Nicetius</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hereditas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:3:1"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_ci^as" key="Ni_ci^as" opt="n" orig_id="n30900"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcĭas">Nicias</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικίας</foreign>. <sense id="n30900.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A celebrated Athenian statesman and general, who fell in the expedition against Sicily</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Alc:3:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Alcib.</title> 3, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:4:4:3"><author>Just.</author> 4, 4, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30900.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Nicias Curtius, <i>a grammarian, a companion of Cicero in Cilicia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:10:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 10, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:3:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 3, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:28:3">13, 28, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:9:3">14, 9, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^co1" key="ni^co1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30901"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭco">nico</head>, <itype opt="n">ci, 3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">root gnic-, gnig-; Germ. neigen; cf. conivere (for cognigvere), to close (the eyelids), shut fast; v. also nitor, nixus</etym>, <sense id="n30901.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to beckon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:613"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 7, 63 (613)</bibl> and 64.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_co2" key="Ni_co2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30902"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīco">Nico</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīcon</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 656, 5</bibl>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νίκων</foreign>. <sense id="n30902.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A physician</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:20:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 20, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30902.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A famous pirate</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 30, § 79</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_cocles" key="Ni_cocles" opt="n" orig_id="n30903"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcocles">Nicocles</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικοκλῆς</foreign>, <sense id="n30903.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a tyrant of Sicyon, overthrown by Aratus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:23:81"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 23, 81</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_co^la_us" key="Ni_co^la_us" opt="n" orig_id="n30904"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcŏlāus">Nicolaus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικόλαος</foreign>, <sense id="n30904.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Peripatetic philosopher from Damascus, a friend of Augustus;</i> hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīcolāus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of Nicolaus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dactyli Nicolai,</quote> <i><i>a kind of dates of a larger size than ordinary</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:45"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 4, 9, § 45</bibl></cit>; Edict. Diocl. p. 18.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_co^me_denses" key="Ni_co^me_denses" opt="n" orig_id="n30905"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcŏmēdenses">Nicomedenses</head>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, v. Nicomedia, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_co^me_des" key="Ni_co^me_des" opt="n" orig_id="n30906"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcŏmēdes">Nicomedes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικομήδης</foreign>. <sense id="n30906.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Son of Prusias, a king of Bithynia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:61:229"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 61, 229</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:63"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 24, § 63</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30906.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The son of the former, who declared himself a freedman of the Roman people</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:34:4"><author>Just.</author> 34, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:5">38, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:2"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_co^me_di_a" key="Ni_co^me_di_a" opt="n" orig_id="n30907"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcŏmēdīa">Nicomedia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικομήδεια</foreign>, <sense id="n30907.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the capital of Bithynia</i>, now <i>Izmid</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:149"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 32, 43, § 149</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:22:9:3"><author>Amm.</author>22, 9, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Caes. 39:45"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 39, 45</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30907.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīcŏmēdenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Nicomedians</i>, <author>Plin.</author> et Traj. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:37:1"> <title>Ep.</title> 37 (46), 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:9:5"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 9, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 389, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_con" key="Ni_con" opt="n" orig_id="n30908"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcon">Nicon</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, v. 2. Nico.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni_co^pho^ros" key="ni_co^pho^ros" opt="n" orig_id="n30909"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīcŏphŏros">nicophoros</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νικόφορος</foreign>, <sense id="n30909.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of bind-weed, withwind</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">milax quoque, qui et nicophoros nominatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:82"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 10, 49, § 82</bibl></cit> (Jahn, anthophoros).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_co^po^lis" key="Ni_co^po^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n30910"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcŏpŏlis">Nicopolis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νικόπολις</foreign>, <sense id="n30910.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of several cities</i>, among them <i>a city of Epirus, founded by Augustus to commemorate the battle of Actium</i>, now <i>Prevesa Vecchia</i>, or <i>Paleo-prevesa</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:53"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 53</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:18"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 18</bibl>.—Also <i>a city in Lesser Armenia, built by Pompey</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:36"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 36</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_co^po^li_ta_nus" key="Ni_co^po^li_ta_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30911"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīcŏpŏlītānus">Nicopolitanus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <sense id="n30911.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Nicopolis, Nicopolitan</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:5"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 1, 2, § 5</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīcŏpŏlītāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Nicopolitans</i>, in Lower Moesia, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 527, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnicta_ti^o" key="nicta_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30912"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nictātĭo">nictatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nicto</etym>, <sense id="n30912.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a winking</i> with the eyes, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:156"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 57, § 156</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnicto" key="nicto" opt="n" orig_id="n30913"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nicto">nicto</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1, and ĕre, 3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nictor</orth>, <itype opt="n">ātus</itype>, <i>v. dep. n.</i> <etym opt="n">1. nico</etym>, <i>to move the eyelids</i>.  <sense id="n30913.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <i>to move the eyelids up and down, to wink, blink</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">plerisque naturale ut nictari (al. nictare) non cessent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:144"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 54, § 144</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:156">11, 37, 57, § 156</bibl>.—Form nicto, ĕre: (canis) voce suā nictit ululatque ibi acute, Enn. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=177"><author>Fest.</author> p. 177</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 346 Vahl.).—</sense><sense id="n30913.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To make a sign with the eyes, to wink</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque illa ulli homini nutet, nictet, annuat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:784"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 4, 1, 39 (784)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:619"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 4, 2, 49 (619)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:406"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 3, 72 (406)</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30913.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of fire: <cit><quote lang="la">nictantia fulgura flammae,</quote> <i><i>flashing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:182"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 182</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30913.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to exert one's self, to strive</i>: nictare et oculorum et aliorum membrorum nisu saepe aliquid conari, dictum est ab antiquis, ut Lucretius in libro quarto (6, 836): Hic ubi nictari nequeunt (Lachm. nixari): Caecilius in Hymnide: Garrulis medentes jactent, sine nictentur perticis, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=177"><author>Fest.</author> p. 177</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnictus" key="nictus" opt="n" orig_id="n30914"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nictus">nictus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. nico</etym>, <sense id="n30914.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a winking, blinking</i> with the eyes, Caecil. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=177"><author>Fest.</author> p. 177</bibl> Müll. (but in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:460"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 460</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:138"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 138</bibl>; and <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:418"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 418</bibl>, the correct read. is nutu).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_da_mentum" key="ni_da_mentum" opt="n" orig_id="n30915"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdāmentum">nidamentum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nidus</etym>. * <sense id="n30915.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The materials for a nest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in nervum ille hodie nidamenta congeret,</quote> <i><i>he will scrape together a nest to get himself a drubbing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:889"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 6, 51 (889)</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n30915.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a nest.</i> blattas nidamenta ponere, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 6, 202</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_di^cus" key="ni_di^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n30916"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdĭcus">nidicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nidus</etym>, <sense id="n30916.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a nest</i>: usque ad limina nidica esca vilis, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 336, 10</bibl> dub. (a corrupt passage).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_di^fi^ci^um" key="ni_di^fi^ci^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30917"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdĭfĭcĭum">nidificium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nidifico</etym>, <sense id="n30917.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a nest</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:8:22:22"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 8, 22, 22</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_di^fi^co" key="ni_di^fi^co" opt="n" orig_id="n30918"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdĭfĭco">nidifico</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">nidus-facio</etym>, <sense id="n30918.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to build a nest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nidificant aves,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:15:5"><author>Col.</author> 8, 15, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:8:3">8, 8, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sola piscium nidificat ex algā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:81"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 26, 42, § 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">turdi luto nidificantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:147"><author>id.</author> 10, 53, 74, § 147</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: sic vos non vobis nidificatis aves, Verg. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Don.</author> <title>Vit. Verg.</title> 17</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_di^fi^cus" key="ni_di^fi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n30919"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdĭfĭcus">nidificus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nidus-facio</etym>, <sense id="n30919.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nest-making</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ver,</quote> <i><i>when birds make their nests</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,004:714"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Med.</title> 714</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnidipantis" key="nidipantis" opt="n" orig_id="n30920"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nidipantis">nidipantis</head>, <itype opt="n">a mutilated epithet of cassia</itype>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Vet.</title> 4, 13</bibl>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni_dor" key="ni_dor" opt="n" orig_id="n30921"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdor">nidor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">κνίσσα</foreign> for <foreign lang="greek">κνιδια</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n30921.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a vapor, steam, smell</i>, from any thing boiled, roasted, burned, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">nidoris odores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:987"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 987</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">galbaneus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:415"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 415</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pinguescant madidi laeto nidore Penates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:27:5"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 27, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:135"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 15, 85, § 135</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nocturnumque recens exstinctum lumen ubi acri Nidore offendit nares,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:792"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 792</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ganearum nidor atque fumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:6:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 6, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">foedus quidam nidor ex adustā plumā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:7"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:2"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 1, 1, § 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">captus nidore culinae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:162"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 162</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nidor e culinā,</quote> said of a slave who hangs constantly about the kitchen, <i><i>a fume of the kitchen, kitchen-companion</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:5"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 1, 5 (5)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_do_ro" key="ni_do_ro" opt="n" orig_id="n30922"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdōro">nidoro</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, v. n., <sense id="n30922.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to give out steam, to steam</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 167</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_do_ro_sus" key="ni_do_ro_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n30923"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdōrōsus">nidorosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nidor</etym>, <sense id="n30923.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>steaming, reeking</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">holocaustomata,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 5, 5</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_du^lor" key="ni_du^lor" opt="n" orig_id="n30924"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdŭlor">nidulor</head>, <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, <i>v. dep. n.</i> and <i>a.</i> <etym opt="n">nidus</etym>.  <sense id="n30924.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Neutr., to build a nest</i>: halcyones hieme in aquā nidulantur, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 145, 7</bibl>; and <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:10:5"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 10, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:29:4">2, 29, 4</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n30924.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Act.</abbr> aliquem, <i>to make a nest for one</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">contra rigorem hiemis vermiculos fetus sui nidulantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:98"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 28, 34, § 98</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_du^lus" key="ni_du^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n30925"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdŭlus">nidulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nidus</etym>, <i>a little nest.</i>  <sense id="n30925.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ithacam illam, in asperrimis saxulis, tamquam nidulum, affixam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:44:196"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 44, 196</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:29:2"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 29, 2</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n30925.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>a place of retirement</i>: senectutis, Auct. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:10:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 10, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">opuscula mea, quia plurima evolaverunt de nidulo suo,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 47, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_dus" key="ni_dus" opt="n" orig_id="n30926"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīdus">nidus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">kindred with Sanscr. nīda and the Germ. and Engl. nest</etym>, <i>a nest.</i>  <sense id="n30926.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">fingere et construere nidos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:6:23"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 6, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tignis nidum suspendit hirundo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:307"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 307</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:257"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 257</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ponere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:12:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 12, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">struere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:28"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:92"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 33, 49, § 92</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">confingere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:93"><author>id.</author> 10, 33, 49, § 93</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>, of a single nest: <cit><quote lang="la">propria cum jam facit arbore nidos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:80"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 80</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">majores pennas nido extendere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to raise one's self above one's birth</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:20:21"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 20, 21</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30926.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30926.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The young birds in a nest</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">nidi loquaces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:475"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 475</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:17"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nidi queruli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,001:148"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Fur.</title> 148</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30926.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30926.5" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Of three children at a birth: <cit><quote lang="la">loquax,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:143"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 143</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30926.6" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <i>A litter of pigs in a sty</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7:9:13"><author>Col.</author> 7, 9, 13</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30926.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A receptacle, case</i>, for books or goods, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:118:15"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 118, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:17:5">7, 17, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30926.8" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A dwelling, residence, house, home</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu nidum servas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:10:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 10, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">celsae Acherontiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:4:14"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 4, 14</bibl></cit> (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:44:196"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 44, 196</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">senectae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Mos.</title> 449</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequitiae nidum fecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0622,001:Sent. v. 10"><author>Pub. Syr.</author> <title>Sent.</title> v. 10</bibl></cit> Rib.—</sense><sense id="n30926.9" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>A vessel in the shape of a nest, a bowl, goblet</i>: nidus potilis, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 145, 3</bibl> (Sat. Men. 77, 8).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^gelli^o" key="Ni^gelli^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30927"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭgellĭo">Nigellio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nigellus, swarthy</etym>, <sense id="n30927.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Gud.</author> 310, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^gellus1" key="ni^gellus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30928"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭgellus">nigellus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">1. niger</etym>, <sense id="n30928.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>somewhat black, dark</i> (ante-class.): oculi suppaetuli nigellis pupulis, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 456, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">amiculum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 550, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vina,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 3, 25, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cadmi nigellae filiae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the letters of the alphabet</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 74</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^gellus2" key="Ni^gellus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30929"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭgellus">Nigellus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30929.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 226, 8</bibl>.—In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: ‡ <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĭgella</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> p. 4</bibl>, n. 20.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^ger1" key="ni^ger1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30930"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭger">niger</head>, <itype opt="n">gra, grum</itype> (<i>gen. fem.</i> nigraï, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:537"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 537</bibl>; <i>comp.</i> nigrior, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:18:7"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 18, 7</bibl>), <i>adj., black, sable, dark, dusky</i> (cf.: ater, pullus).  <sense id="n30930.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae alba sint, quae nigra, dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:3:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quamvis ille niger, quamvis tu candidus esses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:16"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hederae nigrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:258"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 258</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">silvae (= umbrosae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:21:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 21, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frons,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:4:58"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 4, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">collis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:12:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 12, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lucus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:295"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 295</bibl></cit> (for which atrum nemus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:165"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 165</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">caelum pice nigrius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:18:7"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 18, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigerrimus Auster,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>causing darkness</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:278"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 278</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">venti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:5:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 5, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Eurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:10:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 10, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigros efferre maritos,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>killed by poison</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:71"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 71</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">pocula nigra,</quote> <i><i>poisoned</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:20:68"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 20, 68</bibl></cit> (3, 23, 10).—Prov.: facere candida de nigris; <cit><quote lang="la">nigra in candida vertere,</quote> <i><i>to turn black into white</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:29"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 29</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:315"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 315</bibl>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭgrum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a black spot</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:291"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 291</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30930.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30930.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>pertaining to death</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigrorumque memor, dum licet, ignium (= lugubris rogi),</quote> <i><i>of the funeral pile</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:12:26"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 12, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:5:5"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 5, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies,</quote> <i><i>the day of death</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:19:19"><author>Prop.</author> 2 (3), 19, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Juppiter niger,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Pluto</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,009:1705"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Oet.</title> 1705</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30930.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Sad, mournful</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">domus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:1:18"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 1, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:404"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 404</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30930.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Unlucky, ill-omened</i>: huncine solem Tam nigrum surrexe mihi? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:72"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 72</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:21:38"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 21, 38</bibl> (3, 25, 4): lapis, <i>the spot in the Comitium where Romulus or one of his adherents was slain</i>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=177"><author>Fest.</author> p. 177</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n30930.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> Of character, <i>black, bad, wicked</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Phormio, nec minus niger, nec minus confidens, quam ille Terentianus est Phormio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:10:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 10, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic niger est, hunc tu, Romane, caveto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:85"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 85</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^ger2" key="Ni^ger2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30931"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭger">Niger</head>, <itype opt="n">gri</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30931.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aquilius Niger,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:11"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 11</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^ger3" key="Ni^ger3" n="3" opt="n" orig_id="n30932"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭger">Niger</head>, <itype opt="n">gris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30932.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river in Africa</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 673</bibl>; v. Nigris.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^gi^di^us" key="Ni^gi^di^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30933"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭgĭdĭus">Nigidius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>: <sense id="n30933.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><cit><quote lang="la">P. Nigidius Figulus,</quote> <i><i>a celebrated Roman scholar, a contemporary of Cicero and Caesar, the composer of several grammatical works</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:14:1"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 14, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:9:1"><author>id.</author> 4, 9, 1</bibl> sqq.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30933.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĭgĭdĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of Nigidius</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">commentationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:18:4:11"><author>Gell.</author> 18, 4, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:14:3">19, 14, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_gi_na" key="ni_gi_na" opt="n" orig_id="n30934"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīgīna">nigina</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, a false read. for nyma. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:82"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 12, 82, § 82</bibl>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNigir" key="Nigir" opt="n" orig_id="n30935"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nigir">Nigir</head>, v. Nigris.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^grans" key="ni_^grans" opt="n" orig_id="n30936"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grans">nigrans</head>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, v. nigro <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gre_do" key="ni_^gre_do" opt="n" orig_id="n30937"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grēdo">nigredo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">niger</etym>, <sense id="n30937.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>blackness, black color</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">capilli corvinā nigredine,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:2:9:5"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 2, 9, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigredo ollae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,040:2:10"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Nah.</title> 2, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 137</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">atrae noctis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 1, § 67</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^grefaci^o" key="ni_^grefaci^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30938"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grefacĭo">nigrefacio</head>, <itype opt="n">ēre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. niger-facio</etym>, <sense id="n30938.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make black, to blacken</i>: nigrefacio, <foreign lang="greek">μελανοποιῶ</foreign>, Vet. Gloss.—<abbr>Pass.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nigrĕfīo</orth>, <i>to become black</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 1, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gre^o" key="ni_^gre^o" opt="n" orig_id="n30939"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grĕo">nigreo</head>, <itype opt="n">ēre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. niger</etym>, <sense id="n30939.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to be black</i> (ante-class.): solis occasu nigret, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 144, 11</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 88 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">nimbis nigret, opp. splendet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0400,001:ib. 13"><author>Att.</author> ib. 13</bibl></cit> (Trag. Rel. v. 260 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gresco" key="ni_^gresco" opt="n" orig_id="n30940"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆gresco">nigresco</head>, <itype opt="n">grŭi, 3</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> (usu. ī) <etym opt="n">1. niger</etym>, <sense id="n30940.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to become black, grow dark</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">latices nigrescere sacros, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:454"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 454</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tenebris nigrescere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:824"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 824</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigrescunt sanguine venae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:503"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 503</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">baca incipiens nigrescere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:6"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 1, 2, § 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigrescens cutis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:7"><author>id.</author> 26, 1, 5, § 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigrescentes dentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:117"><author>id.</author> 31, 10, 46, § 117</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bacae cum jam nigruerint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:48"><author>Col.</author> 12, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies nigrescet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,032:30:18"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Ezech.</title> 30, 18</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_^gri^a_nus" key="Ni_^gri^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30941"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nī̆grĭānus">Nigrianus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <sense id="n30941.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to M. Pescennius Niger, the rival of Septimius Severus</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>ad Scap.</title> 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gri^cans" key="ni_^gri^cans" opt="n" orig_id="n30942"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grĭcans">nigricans</head>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, v. nigrico <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gri^co" key="ni_^gri^co" opt="n" orig_id="n30943"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grĭco">nigrico</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. niger</etym>, <sense id="n30943.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to be blackish</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">epimelas fit, cum in candidā gemmā superne nigricat colos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:161"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 58, 161</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 128</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭgrĭcans</orth>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <i>P. a., blackish, swarthy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tyrius color nigricans aspectu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:135"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 38, 62, § 135</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:193">36, 26, 66, § 193</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gri^co^lor" key="ni_^gri^co^lor" opt="n" orig_id="n30944"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grĭcŏlor">nigricolor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. niger-color</etym>, = <foreign lang="greek">μελάγχροος</foreign>, <sense id="n30944.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of a black color</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">facies,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gri^cu^lus" key="ni_^gri^cu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n30945"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grĭcŭlus">nigriculus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype> <etym opt="n"><lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> of niger</etym>, <sense id="n30945.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>blackish, dark, swarthy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:40:79"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 8, 40, § 79</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gridi^us" key="ni_^gridi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30946"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆gridĭus">nigridius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. niger</etym>, <sense id="n30946.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>blackish</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 128</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gri^fi^co" key="ni_^gri^fi^co" opt="n" orig_id="n30947"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grĭfĭco">nigrifico</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. niger-facio</etym>, <sense id="n30947.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make black, to blacken</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dentes,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 35</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_^gri_nus" key="Ni_^gri_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30948"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nī̆grīnus">Nigrinus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nī̆grīna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. niger, swarthy</etym>, <sense id="n30948.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">C Pontius Nigrinus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:73"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 73</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Fem.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nigrina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:75"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 75</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 430, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_^gris" key="Ni_^gris" opt="n" orig_id="n30949"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nī̆gris">Nigris</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nī̆gir</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:8:2:6"><author>Vitr.</author> 8, 2, 6</bibl>; <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nī̆-ger</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 673</bibl>), <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30949.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river in the interior of Africa</i>, now <i>the Joliba</i> or <i>Niger</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:30"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 4, 4, § 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:77">8, 21, 32, § 77</bibl>.— Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nī̆grītae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the people living near the Niger</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:4:3"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 4, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:10:4">3, 10, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:43"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 8, 8, § 43</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gri^ti^a" key="ni_^gri^ti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n30950"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grĭtĭa">nigritia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nī̆grĭtĭes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēi</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. niger</etym>, <sense id="n30950.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>black color, blackness</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">capilli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:109"><author>Plin.</author> 29, 6, 34, § 109</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:134">9, 38, 62, § 134</bibl>. —Form nigrities, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:8:4:19"><author>Cels.</author> 8, 4, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:20:3">5, 20, 3</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gri^tu_do" key="ni_^gri^tu_do" opt="n" orig_id="n30951"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆grĭtūdo">nigritudo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. niger</etym>, <sense id="n30951.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>black color, blackness</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:107"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 36, 52, § 107</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gro" key="ni_^gro" opt="n" orig_id="n30952"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆gro">nigro</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> and <pos>a.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. niger</etym>.  <sense id="n30952.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Neutr., to be black</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea, quae nigrant nigro de semine nata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:733"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 733</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30952.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Act., to make black, to blacken</i>. </sense><sense id="n30952.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigrāsset sibi planctu lacertos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:2:6:83"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 83</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30952.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to make dark, to darken</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigrati ignorantiae tenebris,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 4, 8</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nī̆grans</orth>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <i>P. a., black, dark-colored, dusky</i>: nigrantia boum cornua, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:5"><author>Varr.</author> 2, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigrantes terga juvenci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:97"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigrantes alae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:535"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 535</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigrantes domos ammarum intrāsse silentūm,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:12:33"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 12, 33</bibl></cit> (4, 11, 33): <cit><quote lang="la">nigrante profundo,</quote> <i><i>the sea</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:17:258"><author>Sil.</author> 17, 258</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:697"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 697</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aegis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>that produces clouds</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:353"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 353</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^gror" key="ni_^gror" opt="n" orig_id="n30953"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆gror">nigror</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. niger</etym>, <sense id="n30953.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>blackness</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): noctis, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:14:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 14, 24</bibl>; <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 515, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mortis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:39"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigrorem in ulceribus excitat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:1"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rubidus est rufus, atrore et nigrore multo mixtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:26:14"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 26, 14</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^hil" key="ni^hil" opt="n" orig_id="n30954"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭhil">nihil</head>, <itype opt="n">or</itype> (ante-class. and post-Aug.) contr. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nīl</orth>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <i>indecl.;</i> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭhĭlum</orth>, or contr. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nīlum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">ne-hilum, not the least; v. hilum</etym>.  <sense id="n30954.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭhil</orth>, <i>nothing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil est agriculturā melius, nihil uberius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:42:151"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 42, 151</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de re publicā nihil loquebantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:8:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 8, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Nihil agere, <i>to accomplish nothing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil agis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:976"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 134 (976)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil agis dolor! quamvis sis molestus, numquam te esse confitebor malum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:25:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 25, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil ergo agebat Q. Maximus? nihil L. Paulus? ceteri senes nihil agebant?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:6:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 6, 15</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:45:131"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 45, 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:809"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 809</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:66:3"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 66, 3</bibl>.—In like manner, nihil per aliquem (sc. agere): <cit><quote lang="la">nihil per Senatum, multa et magna per populum et absente populo et invito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:2:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 2, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:19"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 19</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.3" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Of persons: <cit><quote lang="la">victor, quo nihil erat moderatius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:4:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita tibi persuadeas, mihi te carius nihil fuisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:3:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil est tam miserabile, quam ex beato miser,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:17:57"><author>id.</author> <title>Part.</title> 17, 57</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:79"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 79</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Alc:1:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Alcib.</title> 1, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> Nihil, nec. . nec (without destroying the negation): <cit><quote lang="la">nihil me nec subterfugere voluisse reticendo, nec obscurare dicendo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>; v. neque.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> Nihil non, <i>everything</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil non ad rationem dirigebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:37:140"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 37, 140</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil non arroget armis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:122"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 122</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:19:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 19, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4β" level="5" n="ζ" opt="n"> Non nihil and haud nihil, <i>something, somewhat</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non nihil, ut in tantis malis, est profectum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:2:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non nihil me consolatur, cum recordor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:14:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 14, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud nihil,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:641"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 641</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud nihil ambigam,</quote> <i><i>I may be somewhat in doubt</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:3"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4γ" level="5" n="η" opt="n"> Nihil quidquam or nihil unum, <i>nothing whatever, nothing at all</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil ego tibi hodie consili quicquam dabo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1037"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 9, 113 (1037)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sine studio nihil quidquam egregium nemo umquam assequetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:30:134"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 30, 134</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Rhodiis ut nihil unum insigne, ita omnis generis dona dedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:20:7"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 20, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si nihil aliud,</quote> <i><i>if there were nothing else</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:19:7"><author>id.</author> 3, 19, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:35:8">30, 35, 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4δ" level="5" n="θ" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil mali,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:4:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil novi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:14:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 14, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil humanarum rerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,018:5:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Red. Quir.</title> 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil est lucri quod me hodie facere mavelim, quam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:859"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 8, 18 (859)</bibl></cit>.—Adjectives also, of the second declension as well as of the third, are not unfrequently joined to nihil in the same case, as nihil honestum, lautum, forte, illustre: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil exspectatione vestrā dignum dico,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:31:137"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 31, 137</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4ε" level="5" n="ι" opt="n"> Nihil, or mhil aliud, with nisi, quam, praeter, praeterquam, etc., <i>nothing else than, nothing except, nothing but</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu, quantus quantus, nihil nisi sapientia es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:394"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 394</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amare nihil aliud est, nisi eum ipsum diligere, quem ames,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:27:100"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 27, 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si nihil aliud fecerunt, nisi rem detulerunt, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:37:108"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 37, 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut nihil aliud, quam de hoste cogitet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:22:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 22, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil tibi deest praeter voluntatem,</quote> <i><i>nothing except</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:7:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 7, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puto te existimare, me ex his miseriis nihil aliud quaerere, nisi ut homines intellegant, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui nihil praeterquam de vitā cogitarent, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:8"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 8</bibl>.—Sometimes, in this connection, elliptically: Herdonius, si nihil aliud, hostem se fatendo prope denuntiavit, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:19:6"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 19, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si nihil aliud, vulneribus certe ferrum hostile hebetarent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:35:8"><author>id.</author> 30, 35, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illā quidem nocte nihil praeterquam vigilatum est in urbe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:26"><author>id.</author> 3, 26</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:83"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 83</bibl>.—Hence, as <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: nihil aliud quam, <i>only</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil aliud quam prendere prohibito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:29:4"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 29, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">is intromissus in castra nihil aliud quam hoc narrāsse fertur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:32:8"><author>id.</author> 2, 32, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil aliud quam in populationibus res fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:49:9"><author>id.</author> 2, 49, 9</bibl></cit> al.— </sense><sense id="n30954.4ζ" level="5" n="κ" opt="n">Nihil ... quin or quominus, <i>nothing whereby</i>: nihil praetermisi ... quin Pompeium a Caesaris conjunctione avocarem, <i>I have omitted nothing that might separate</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:10:23"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 10, 23</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil moror, quominus decemviratu abeam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:54"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil facere oportet, quominus excedat, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:27:4"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 27, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4η" level="5" n="λ" opt="n"> Nihil est quod, cur, quamobrem, etc., <i>there is no reason why I</i> (<i>you</i>, etc.) <i>need not</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil est jam, quod tu mihi succenseas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:317"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 2, 46 (317)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil est, quod adventum nostrum extimescas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:26:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 26, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed ego nunc nil est, cur me morer,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:924"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 4, 2, 102 (924)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil est, cur advenientibus te offerre gestias,</quote> <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">nihil excogitem, quamobrem Oppianico damnari necesse sit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:26:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 26, 70</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4θ" level="5" n="μ" opt="n"> Nihil est, ut, <i>there is nothing that</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil fuit in Catulis, ut eos exquisito judicio putares uti litterarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:37:133"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 37, 133</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30954.4ι" level="5" n="ν" opt="n"> Nihil est, <i>it is of no use, to no purpose, in vain</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">at ego ab hac puerum reposcam, ne mox infitias eat. Nihil est. Nam ipsa haec ultro, ut factum est, fecit omnem rem palam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:850"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 4, 3, 76 (850)</bibl></cit>: at nihil est, ignotum ad illum mittere: operam luseris. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:344"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 94 (344)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 6</bibl>.—In a question: <cit><quote lang="la">usque adeo nihil est, quod nostra infantia caelum hausit Aventini?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:84"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 84</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4κ" level="5" n="ο" opt="n"> Nihil ad me (sc. pertinet): <cit><quote lang="la">recte an secus, nihil ad nos: aut si ad nos, nihil ad hoc tempus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:28:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 28, 68</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:187"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 187</bibl>; also, nihil ad, <i>nothing to, nothing in comparison with</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil ad Persium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:6:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 6, 25</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:2:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 2, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil ad tuum equitatum, Caesar, sed ex eis, quos habuit, electos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:8:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 8, 24</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30954.4λ" level="5" n="π" opt="n"> Nihil minus, <i>nothing less so</i>, i. e. <i>by no means, not at all</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cadit ergo in virum bonum mentiri, fallere? nihil minus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:20:81"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 20, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">an Gallos existimatis hic versari animo demisso atque humili? nihil vero minus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:11:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> 11, 23</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4μ" level="5" n="ρ" opt="n"> Nihil dum, <i>nothing as yet</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quamquam nihil dum audieramus, nec ubi esses, nec, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:7:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 7, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:12:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 12, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4ν" level="5" n="σ" opt="n"> Nihil mihi cum illo est, <i>I have nothing to do with him</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tecum nihil rei nobis Demipho est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:421"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 421</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:308"><author>Ov.</author> F 2, 308</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4ξ" level="5" n="τ" opt="n"> Nihil esse, <i>to be nothing</i> or <i>nobody, to have no power, to be of no use</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:14:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 14, 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:27:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 27, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:33:1">7, 33, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:314"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 314</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem nihil putare,</quote> <i><i>to esteem meanly</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:53:114"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 53, 114</bibl></cit> (B. and K. nihili): <cit><quote lang="la">accepimus eum nihil hominis esse,</quote> <i><i>a worthless fellow</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:32:77"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 32, 77</bibl></cit>; but de Attio Dionysio nihil puto esse, <i>nothing about him</i>, i. e. <i>no news of him</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:30:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 30, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.4ο" level="5" n="υ" opt="n"> Aut nihil aut paulum, <i>little</i> or <i>nothing</i> (Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὀλίγον ἠ οὐδέν</foreign>): <cit><quote lang="la">aut nihil aut paulo cui tum concedere digna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:68:131"><author>Cat.</author> 68, 131</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30954.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Adverb. </sense><sense id="n30954.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Not</i> (as a strengthened non), <i>in nothing, in no respect, not at all</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">me nihil poenitet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1182"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 2, 63 (1182)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1006"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 2, 16 (1006)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">conjecturā nihil opus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:37:107"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 37, 107</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:638"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 638</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">beneficio isto legis nihil utitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:23:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 23, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de fratre nihil ego te accusavi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:1:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 14, 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Thebani nihil moti sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:46"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 46</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:65">3, 65</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:38">6, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:49">49</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:16:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 16, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil miror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:17:15"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 17, 15</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:38">6, 1, 38</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To no purpose, in vain</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">herele hanc quidem Nihil tu amassis: mihi haec desponsa est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1006"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 2, 16 (1006)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.8" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>For no reason</i>: quorsum tandem aut cur ista quaeris? <i>M</i> Nihil sane, nisi ne nimis diligenter anquiras, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:1:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 1, 4</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n30954.9" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭhĭlum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype> (contr. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nīlum</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:159"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 159</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:67"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 67</bibl>), <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>nothing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">erit aliquid, quod aut ex nihilo oriatur, aut in nihilum subito occidat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:16:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 16, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut de nihilo quippiam fiat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:9:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 9, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">interire in nihilum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 7, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">venire ad nihilum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:12:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 12, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad nihilum recidere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:7:8:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 7, 8, 27</bibl></cit>: quam mihi ista pro nihilol <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:9:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 9, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid pro nihilo putare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:7:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 7, 24</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 16, § 40</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.10" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Nihili, <i>of no value, worthless</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem putamus esse non hili, dicimus nihili,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:10:81"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 10, § 81</bibl></cit> Müll.; cf.: nihili, qui nec hili quidem est. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=175"><author>Fest.</author> p. 175</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">unde is nihili? ubi fuisti?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:245"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 3, 29 (245)</bibl></cit>: nihili est autem suum Qui officium facere immemor est. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1104"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 7, 2 (1104)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo nihili factus,</quote> <i><i>unmanned</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1409"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 5, 16 (1409)</bibl></cit>.—Hence, nihili pendere or facere, <i>to esteem as nothing</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:993"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 7, 4 (993)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1103"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 7, 1 (1103)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:94"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 94</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.11" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> De nihilo, <i>for nothing, without cause</i> or <i>reason</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:478"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 4, 1, 17 (478)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mali rem exempli esse, de nihilo hospites corripi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:61"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 61</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:29">30, 29</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.12" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> Nihilo, with <i>compp., by nothing, no</i>: nihilo pluris, quam si, etc., <i>no more than if</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:520"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 4, 21 (520)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihilo minus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Men. 5:5:49"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 5, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Phaedriae esse nilo minus amicum quam Antiphoni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:597"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 597</bibl></cit> (but minus nihilo, <i>less than nothing</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:535"><author>id.</author> ib. 535</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">nihilo benevolentior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:12:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 12, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihilo major,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:3:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 3, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihilo tamen setius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 4</bibl></cit> and 7: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil segnius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:38"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 38</bibl></cit>.—Esp. as <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭhĭlō mĭnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">or, in one word</itype>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭhĭlōmĭnus</orth>, <i>none the less, no less, nevertheless, notwithstanding</i>. </sense><sense id="n30954.13" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">minus dolendum fuit re non perfectā, sed puniendum certe nihilo minus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:7:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:9:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 9, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:85"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 85</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.14" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>si, etsi, quamvis, quamquam, ut</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">in iis rebus, quae nihilo minus, ut ego absim, confici possunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:2:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihilo minus eloquentiae studendum est, etsi ea quidam perverse abutuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:4:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 4, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:17"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">alia sunt, quae quamvis nolit accidere, nihilominus laudat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:66:44"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 66, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si nihil fiet, nihilominus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:39:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 39, 2</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n30954.15" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Strengthened by <i>tamen</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihilominus ego hoc faciam tamen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1012"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 1012</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:13:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 13, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:17"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 17</bibl>.—（<foreign lang="greek">ε</foreign>) Nihilo aliter, <i>no otherwise</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego isti nihilo sum aliter ac fui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:529"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 529</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.16" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, adverb., for non, <i>not, by no means</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihilum metuenda timere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:53"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 53</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30954.17" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nīl</orth>, <i>nothing, no</i> (rare and mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>; in Cic. not at all): <cit><quote lang="la">nil intra est oleam, nil extra est in nuce durum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:31"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:4:73"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 4, 73</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil sanguinis,</quote> <i><i>no drop of blood</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:266"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 266</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil sui,</quote> <i><i>nothing proper</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:435"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 435</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,023:10:2"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Prov.</title> 10, 2</bibl> (in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:29"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 29</bibl>, the true reading is nihil): <cit><quote lang="la">hoc ridere meum, tam nil, nulla tibi vendo Iliade,</quote> <i><i>such a trifle</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:122"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 122</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.18" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> as <i>adv., not at all, by no means</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil opus est verbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:263"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 263</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut nil umor abundet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:265"><author>id.</author> 5, 265</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:266">1, 266</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil pictis timidus navita puppibus Fidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:14:14"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 14, 14</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30954.19" level="1" n="IV" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nīlum</orth>, <case opt="n">abl.</case> nīlo, <i>nothing</i> (Lucretian): <cit><quote lang="la">ad nilum revorti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:237"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 237</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:673"><author>id.</author> 1, 673</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:791">791</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:797">797</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:756">2, 756</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:864">864</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil igitur fieri de nilo posse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:205"><author>id.</author> 1, 205</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:266">266</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^hildum" key="ni^hildum" opt="n" orig_id="n30955"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭhildum">nihildum</head>, v. nihil, I. <foreign lang="greek">ρ</foreign>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni^hi^li" key="ni^hi^li" opt="n" orig_id="n30956"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭhĭli">nihili</head>, <itype opt="n">v nihil</itype>, II. <foreign lang="greek">β</foreign>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni^hi^lo1" key="ni^hi^lo1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n30957"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭhĭlo">nihilo</head>, v. nihil, II. <foreign lang="greek">δ</foreign>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni^hi^lo2" key="ni^hi^lo2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n30958"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭhĭlo">nihilo</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nihil</etym>, <sense id="n30958.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a good-fornothing fellow</i>: <foreign lang="greek">οὐδαμινός</foreign>, nihilo, nugatori. us, gerra, Vet. Gloss.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^hi^lo_mi^nus" key="ni^hi^lo_mi^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30959"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭhĭlōmĭnus">nihilominus</head>, v. nihil, II. <foreign lang="greek">δ</foreign>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni^hi^lum" key="ni^hi^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n30960"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭhĭlum">nihilum</head>, v. nihil, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni_l" key="ni_l" opt="n" orig_id="n30961"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīl">nil</head>, v. nihil, III.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_leus" key="Ni_leus" opt="n" orig_id="n30962"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīleus">Nileus</head> (dissyl.), <itype opt="n">ei</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30962.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one of the enemies of Perseus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:187"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 187</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_li^a^cus" key="Ni_li^a^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n30963"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīlĭăcus">Niliacus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Nilus, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_li^co^la" key="Ni_li^co^la" opt="n" orig_id="n30964"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīlĭcŏla">Nilicola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. Nilus, II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_lides la^cus" key="Ni_lides la^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n30965"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīlides lăcus">Nilides lacus</head>, <sense id="n30965.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a lake in Lower Mauritania</i> lacus stagnans quem vocant Niliden, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:51"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 9, 10, § 51</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 676</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_li^ge^na" key="Ni_li^ge^na" opt="n" orig_id="n30966"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīlĭgĕna">Niligena</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">comm.</gen>, v. Nilus, II. C.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni_li^os" key="ni_li^os" opt="n" orig_id="n30967"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīlĭos">nilios</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νείλιος</foreign>, <sense id="n30967.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone, of the color of a dark topaz</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:114"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 8, 35, § 114</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_lo_ti^cus" key="Ni_lo_ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n30968"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīlōtĭcus">Niloticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Nilus, II. D.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_lo_tis" key="Ni_lo_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n30969"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīlōtis">Nilotis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, v. Nilus, II. E.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni_lum" key="ni_lum" opt="n" orig_id="n30970"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīlum">nilum</head>, v. nihil, IV</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_lus" key="Ni_lus" opt="n" orig_id="n30971"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīlus">Nilus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νεῖλος</foreign>. <sense id="n30971.0" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>The river Nile, celebrated for its annual overflow</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:712"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 712</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:52:130"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 52, 130</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:18:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 18, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:4:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 4, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:51"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 9, 10, § 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:167">18, 8, 47, § 167</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:8:2:6"><author>Vitr.</author> 8, 2, 6</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 676</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:10:199"><author>Luc.</author> 10, 199</bibl> et saep.—It flows through seven mouths into the sea, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:26"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 26</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:187"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 187</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:422">1, 422</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30971.1" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Also personified, <i>the god of the Nile, Nilus, father of the Egyptian Hercules</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:16:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 16, 42</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:23:58"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 23, 58</bibl> sq.—</sense><sense id="n30971.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a canal, conduit, aqueduct</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">piscina et nilus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:9:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 9, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ductus vero aquarum, quos isti nilos et euripos vocant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 1, 2</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30971.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nī-lĭăcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to the Nile</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fontes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:10:192"><author>Luc.</author> 10, 192</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gurges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:1023"><author>id.</author> 9, 1023</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fera,</quote> <i><i>the crocodile</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:65:14"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 65, 14</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">crocodilus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:93:7"><author>id.</author> 3, 93, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">holus,</quote> <i><i>the colocasia</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:57:1"><author>id.</author> 13, 57, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30971.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>Egyptian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Niliacis carmina lusa modis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:318"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 318</bibl></cit>: amor, <i>an Egyptian amour</i>, i. e. <i>with Cleopatra</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:10:80"><author>Luc.</author> 10, 80</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tyrannus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:8:281"><author>id.</author> 8, 281</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plebs,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:26"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Apis</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:478"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 478</bibl></cit>: juvenca, <i>Io</i> or <i>Isis.</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:81:2"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 81, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">lens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:9:1"><author>id.</author> 13, 9, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30971.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīlĭcŏla</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a dweller on the Nile, an Egyptian</i>, Prud. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Symm.</author> 2, 439</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30971.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīlĭgĕna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <i>comm., one born on the banks of the Nile, an Egyptian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:16:37"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 16, 37</bibl>: Niligenūm deūm, v. l. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:698"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 698</bibl> (cf. Lachm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:440"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 440</bibl>). —</sense><sense id="n30971.7" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīlōtĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of the Nile</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nilotica tellus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:80:1"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 80, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:130"><author>Luc.</author> 9, 130</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aqua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:3:25:11"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 3, 25, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30971.8" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīlō-tis</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <i>adj., of</i> or <i>from the Nile, Egyptian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nilotis acus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:10:142"><author>Luc.</author> 10, 142</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tunica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:6:7"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 6, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aqua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:8:12"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 12</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnimba_tus" key="nimba_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30972"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nimbātus">nimbatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nimbus</etym>, perh. <sense id="n30972.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>light, trifling, frivolous</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam magis aspecto, tam magis est nimbata et nugae merae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:344"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 1, 2, 135 (344)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnimbi^fer" key="nimbi^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n30973"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nimbĭfer">nimbifer</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nimbusfero</etym>, <sense id="n30973.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>storm-bringing, stormy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">inter nimbiferas nubes,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Avien.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 858</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:8:60"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 8, 60</bibl></cit> (al. nubifer).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnimbo_sus" key="nimbo_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n30974"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nimbōsus">nimbosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nimbus</etym>, <sense id="n30974.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of storms, stormy, rainy</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nubilus, nebulosus): fluctu nimbosus Orion,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:535"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 535</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ventus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:3:27"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 3, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aër,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:5:631"><author>Luc.</author> 5, 631</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bruma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:3:89"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">montes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:109"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 11, 29, § 109</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ver,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:4:87"><author>Juv.</author> 4, 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbs, i. e. Rome,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:16"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 3, 8, § 16</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnimbus" key="nimbus" opt="n" orig_id="n30975"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nimbus">nimbus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype> (<i>gen. plur.</i> nimbūm, Pac. ap. Trag. Rel. 412 Rib.), <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. nabhas, cloud, vapor; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέφος, νεφέλη</foreign>; cf.: nubes, nebula</etym>, <i>a violent</i> or <i>pouring rain, a rain-storm</i>.  <sense id="n30975.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: terra abit in nimbos imbremque, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:24"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 24</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec nubila nimbis aspergunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:19"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terrere animos fulminibus, tempestatibus, nimbis, nivibus, grandinibus,</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">denso regem operuit nimbo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:16"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum multo stillaret paenula nimbo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:79"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 79</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30975.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n30975.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A black rain-cloud, a thunder-cloud</i>: noctisque et nimbūm occaecat nigror, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:14:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 14, 24</bibl>, and de Or. 3, 39, 157: <cit><quote lang="la">involvere diem nimbi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:198"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 198</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:587"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 587</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:97"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 97</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30975.4" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>A cloud</i> in general. So the <i>bright cloud</i> or <i>cloudshaped splendor</i> which enveloped the gods when they appeared on earth: <cit><quote lang="la">proprie nimbus est, qui deorum vel imperantium capita quasi clara nebula ambire fingitur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 3, 585</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimbo succincta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:634"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 634</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimbo effulgens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:616"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 616</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nube candentes umeros amictus Augur Apollo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:2:31"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 2, 31</bibl></cit>.—Hence, in eccl. Lat., of <i>a saint's aureole</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 19, 31, 2</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n30975.5" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <i>A cloud</i> of smoke, dust, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">respiciunt atram in nimbo volitare favillam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:666"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 666</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fulvae nimbus harenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:110"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pulveris,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>in Rufin.</title> 2, 176</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30975.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A head-band, frontlet</i>, worn by females to make the forehead appear small, acc. to <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 19, 31</bibl> (in <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 2, 72</bibl>, the correct reading is not nimbis, but limbis; v. limbus).—</sense><sense id="n30975.7" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Like the Engl. <i>cloud</i>, of a multitude of things which spread out like a cloud: <cit><quote lang="la">nimbus peditum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:793"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 793</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pilorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:215"><author>Sil.</author> 5, 215</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">telorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:4:776"><author>Luc.</author> 4, 776</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">velut nimbum glandis et sagittas ingerebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:18:5"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 18, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lapidum saxorumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:8:4"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 8, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Corycius,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of saffron</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:38:5"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 39, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et Cilices nimbis hic maduere suis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lucerna nimbis ebria Nicerotianis,</quote> <i><i>full of perfumed unguents</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:38:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Epigr.</title> 10, 38, 8</bibl></cit>: purpureus, <i>a great quantity of flowers</i>, <author>Claud.</author> Nupt. Honor. et Mar. 298.—</sense><sense id="n30975.8" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>A vessel with many holes in it, used at public shows and at entertainments for sprinkling liquid perfumes</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimbus vitreus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:112"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 112</bibl></cit> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign>—* </sense><sense id="n30975.9" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>a storm, tempest</i>, i. e. <i>sudden misfortune</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc quidem nimbum cito transisse laetor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:9:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 9, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^mi^e_" key="ni^mi^e_" opt="n" orig_id="n30976"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭmĭē">nimie</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nimius <abbr>fin.</abbr> B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni^mi^e^tas" key="ni^mi^e^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n30977"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭmĭĕtas">nimietas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nimius</etym>, <sense id="n30977.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a too great number</i> or <i>quantity; a superfluity, redundancy, excess</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">sanguinis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 6, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prunarum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Eutr.</author> 10, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gaudii,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:3:10:3"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 3, 10, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 4, 133</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 2, 13 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^mi^o_" key="ni^mi^o_" opt="n" orig_id="n30978"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭmĭō">nimio</head>, v. nimius <abbr>fin.</abbr> II. 2. b.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni^mi^o^pe^re" key="ni^mi^o^pe^re" opt="n" orig_id="n30979"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭmĭŏpĕre">nimiopere</head>, <itype opt="n">more correctly separate</itype>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭmĭō ŏpĕre</orth>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni_mi_rum" key="ni_mi_rum" opt="n" orig_id="n30980"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīmīrum">nimirum</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">ni, i. q. ne mirum, v. ni, I.; lit. not wonderful; cf., less strong than mirum ni; v. ni, III. A. <foreign lang="greek">β</foreign>; hence</etym>, to introduce an assertion as indisputable, <sense id="n30980.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>without doubt, doubtless, indisputably, certainly, surely, truly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimirum homines frigent,</quote> <i><i>are certainly received coolly</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:268"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 268</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimirum Themistocles est auctor adhibendus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:20:71"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 20, 71</bibl></cit>: non parva res, sed nimirum omnium maxima, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:22:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 22, 45</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">et nimirum is princeps ex Latinis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:21:82"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 21, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">is est nimirum Soter, qui salutem dedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:154"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 63, § 154</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:1:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:4:16"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 4, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:23:75"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 23, 75</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non omnia nimirum eidem di dedere,</quote> <i><i>truly</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:51"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimirum haec illa Charybdis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:558"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 558</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cui placet alterius sua nimirum est odio sors,</quote> <i><i>of course</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:14:11"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 14, 11</bibl></cit>.—After a question: <cit><quote lang="la">sed quid id ad rem? nimirum, inquit, in eo causa consistit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 25, 79</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30980.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Freq. in an ironical sense, <i>doubtless, to be sure, forsooth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aperienda nimirum nocte janua fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:9"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uni nimirum tibi recte semper erunt res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:106"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 106</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:120">2, 3, 120</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:9:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 9, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:15:42">1, 15, 42</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:104"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 104</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:33"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 33</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimirum summi ducis est occidere Galbam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:82"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 82</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^mis" key="ni^mis" opt="n" orig_id="n30981"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭmis">nimis</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">ni-, ne-, and root ma-, to measure; cf.: metior, mensa, metare, etc.; hence</etym>, <i>too much, overmuch, excessively, beyond measure</i>.  <sense id="n30981.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Chremes nimis graviter cruciat adulescentulum nimisque inhumane,</quote> <i><i>too severely ... too inhumanly</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1045"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 1045</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec nimis valde nec nimis saepe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu nimis longo satiate ludo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:2:37"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 2, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimis castus Bellerophon,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:7:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 7, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">felix heu nimis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:2:7:24"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimis dixi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:45"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 45</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30981.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimis insidiarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:51:170"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 51, 170</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec loca lucis habent nimis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:115"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 115</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30981.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With a preceding negative, <i>not too much, not very much, not altogether, not very</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Philotimi litterae me quidem non nimis, sed eos admodum delectārunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:24:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 24, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea dicis non nimis deesse nobis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:29:133"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 29, 133</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Caecilium non nimis hanc causam severe, non nimis accurate, non nimis diligenter acturum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:22:71"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 22, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud non nimis probo, quod scribis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:30:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 30, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praesidium non nimis firmum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:36"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud nimis amplum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:4"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 4</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30981.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>beyond measure, exceedingly</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nimis velim lapidem, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:275"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 3, 119 (275)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimis id genus ego odi male,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:920"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 2, 15 (920)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:215"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 63 (215)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:786"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 786</bibl>.—Also strengthened by <i>quam</i> or <i>tandem, very much, in the highest degree</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimis quam formido, ne, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:509"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 2, 79 (509)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:462"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 5, 15 (462)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimis tandem contemnor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:915"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 1, 11 (915)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:169"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 2, 1, 2 (169)</bibl>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">ne quid nimis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:61"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 61</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^mi^um" key="ni^mi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n30982"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭmĭum">nimium</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nimius <abbr>fin.</abbr> A.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni^mi^us" key="ni^mi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n30983"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭmĭus">nimius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nimis</etym>, <i>beyond measure, excessive, too great, too much</i>.  <sense id="n30983.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod autem satis est, eo quidquid accesserit nimium est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:27:81"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 27, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitem coërcet, ne in omnes partes nimia fundatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:15:52"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 15, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimiae celeritates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:36:131"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 36, 131</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimiā pertinaciā atque arrogantiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:85"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Prometheus Assiduam nimio pectore pavit avem,</quote> <i><i>that grew again too fast</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,001:7:2"><author>Mart.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 7, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30983.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">abl.</case> of thing, <i>excessive, immoderate, intemperate</i> in any thing: <cit><quote lang="la">fiduciā nimius, Sall. Fragm. ap. Arus. Mess.: rebus secundis nimii,</quote> <i><i>too much elated</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:23"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimius mero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:12:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 12, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30983.3" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">impotens et nimius animi est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:11:3"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 11, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imperii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:26"><author>id.</author> 3, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermonis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:75"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pugnae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:232"><author>Sil.</author> 5, 232</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30983.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭmĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>too much, superabundance, excess</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mediocritatem illam tenebit, quae est inter nimium et parum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:25:89"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 25, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:670"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 670</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">auri argentique nimium fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33"><author>Plin.</author> 33</bibl></cit> prooem. § 5.—</sense><sense id="n30983.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., <i>too mighty, too powerful</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">Cn. Pompeium esse nimium jam liberae reipublicae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:32:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 32, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legio legatis nimia ac formidolosa erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:7"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:15:3"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 15, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30983.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>great beyond measure</i>, i. e. <i>very great, very much</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo nimiā pulchritudine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:998"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 2, 8 (998)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimia memoras mira,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:619"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 1, 69 (619)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1104">5, 1, 52 (1104)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:64:3"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 64, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30983.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭmĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>: nimium boni est, cui nil est [in diem] mali, <i>it is great good fortune</i> (a transl. of Eurip. Hec. 2: <foreign lang="greek">κεῖνος ὀλβιώτατος</foreign>), <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:13:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 13, 41</bibl> (Trag. v. 237 Vahl.).—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30983.8" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In the <case opt="n">abl.</case>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭmĭo</orth>, adverb., <i>exceedingly, by far, much, very</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:704"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 4, 1, 6 (704)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimio mavolo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:299"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 1, 2, 90 (299)</bibl></cit>.—Esp., with comparatives, = multo: <cit><quote lang="la">scito, nimio celerius venire quod molestum'st,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:69"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 1, 69 (69)</bibl></cit> Lorenz ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">nimio nequior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:148"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 65 (148)</bibl></cit>: quia te nimio plus diligo, <author>Anton.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:10:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 10, 8</bibl> A, 1: <cit><quote lang="la">ne doleas plus nimio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:33:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 33, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimio minus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:660"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 4, 21 (660)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimio melius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:111"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 1, 3, 31 (111)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimio plus quam satis tutum esset, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:2:3"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimio plus quam velim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:37:4"><author>id.</author> 2, 37, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:33:4">29, 33, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimio amplior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:3:25"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 3, 25</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, in two forms. </sense><sense id="n30983.9" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭmĭum</orth>, <i>too much, too</i> ( = nimis, in all uses, <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>): <cit><quote lang="la">nimium parce facere sumptum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:450"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 450</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimium dicere, opp. parum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:58:160"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 58, 160</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimium ne crede colori,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:17"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">diu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:5:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 5, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">longum tempus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:18:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 18, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimium multi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:46:126"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 46, 126</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimium gratum ... gratum praeter modum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:33:82"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 33, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amantes mei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:pr:7"><author>Quint.</author> 1, prooem. § 7</bibl></cit> et saep.— </sense><sense id="n30983.10" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Non nimium, <i>not very much, not particularly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud non nimium probo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:30:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 30, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30983.11" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>very much, greatly, exceedingly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo nimium lepidus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:998"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 2, 8 (998)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimium lepida nimisque nitida femina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1002"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 2, 12 (1002)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:202"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 2, 71 (202)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">loci nimium mirabiles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:928"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 86 (928)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimium vellem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:597"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 597</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">o fortunatos nimium, sua si bona norint, Agricolas!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:458"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 458</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">felix, heu nimium felix!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:657"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 657</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:3:25"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 3, 25</bibl>.—In class. prose esp.—</sense><sense id="n30983.12" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Nimium quantum, <i>as much as can be, very much indeed, exceedingly, very</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">differt inter honestum et turpe nimium quantum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:25:70"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 25, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sales in dicendo nimium quantum valent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:26:87"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 26, 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille nimium quantum audacter, Oves, inquit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:6:9"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 6, 9</bibl></cit> (nimium quam, false reading for quae nimium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:70"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 2, 70</bibl>. In <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:121"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 2, 13 (121)</bibl>, the better reading is hem quam, v. Ritschl ad h. l.).—</sense><sense id="n30983.13" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭmĭē</orth> (post-class.). </sense><sense id="n30983.14" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Too much, excessively</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimie aliquid facere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Capitol.</author> <title>Gord.</title> 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arat (frontem rugis) non nimie sed pulchre dictum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:6"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30983.15" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>very much, very</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in locis nimie frigidis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 4, 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossningit" key="ningit" opt="n" orig_id="n30984"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ningit">ningit</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ninguit</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēbat, nxit, 3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νίφει</foreign>; cf. nix, and v. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 4, 250</bibl></etym>, <i>it snows</i>.  <sense id="n30984.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ningit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:31"><author>Col.</author> 11, 2, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:367"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 367</bibl>: cum ninxerit caelestium molem mihi, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 882</bibl> P. (Trag. Rel. v. 101 Rib.).—</sense><sense id="n30984.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> In the <i>pass.</i> form: <cit><quote lang="la">totum istud spatium, quā pluitur et ninguitur,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,003"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Flor.</title> 1, p. 340, 39</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n30984.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to shower down, scatter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ningunt rosarum Floribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:627"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 627</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossningo" key="ningo" opt="n" orig_id="n30985"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ningo">ningo</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ninguo</orth>), <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, v. ningit.</div1>


<div1 id="crossningor" key="ningor" opt="n" orig_id="n30986"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ningor">ningor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">ningo</etym>, <sense id="n30986.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fall of snow</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,008:p61:26"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Mund.</title> p. 61, 26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossningui^dus" key="ningui^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n30987"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ninguĭdus">ninguidus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ninguis</etym>, <sense id="n30987.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of snow, snowy</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">juga,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 24, 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppida,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 24, 124</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Boreas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Apophth.</title> 729</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30987.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>falling like snow</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cibus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>manna</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,004:5:97"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 5, 97</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossninguis" key="ninguis" opt="n" orig_id="n30988"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ninguis">ninguis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">kindr. with nix</etym>, <sense id="n30988.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>snow</i> (ante- and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">albas descendere ningues,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:736"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 736</bibl></cit> (but <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:964"><author>id.</author> 6, 964</bibl>, the correct read. is nives, v. Lachm. ad h. l.); so according to Lucil. ap. Charis. <i>p.</i> 71 P.; App. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 724</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossninguit" key="ninguit" opt="n" orig_id="n30989"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ninguit">ninguit</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ninguo</orth>, v. ningit.</div1>


<div1 id="crossningu^lus" key="ningu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n30990"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ningŭlus">ningulus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n"><lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> of noenus, from ne-oenus for unus</etym>, <sense id="n30990.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nobody</i>: ningulus, nullus, ut Ennius lib. II.: qui ferro minitere atque in te ningulus ..., Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=177"><author>Fest.</author> p. 177</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 133 Vahl.): ningulus, nullus. Marcius vates: ne ningulus mederi queat, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=176"><author>Fest.</author> p. 176</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_^ni_^ve_" key="Ni_^ni_^ve_" opt="n" orig_id="n30991"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nī̆nī̆vē">Ninive</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n30991.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the ancient capital of Assyria</i>, prob. near the mod. <i>Nebbi Yunus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:16:3"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 16, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:10:11"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 10, 11</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 23, 168</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Alcim.</author> 4, 357</bibl>; also called Ninus or Ninos, v. Ninus.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30991.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nī̆nĭvītae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Nineveh, the Ninevites</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,004:7:131"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 7, 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:12:41"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 12, 41</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30991.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĭnĭvī-tĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Ninevite</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">puer,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>in Isa.</title> 3, 7, 16</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNinnius" key="Ninnius" opt="n" orig_id="n30992"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ninnius">Ninnius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n30992.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a noble Campanian</i> gens, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:8"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 8</bibl>.—So, </sense><sense id="n30992.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> L. Ninnius Quadratus, <i>a tribune of the people</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:23:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 23, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:31:68"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 31, 68</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30992.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Ninnius Crassus, <i>who translated the Iliad into Latin</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> 865</bibl> P.; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 475, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_^nus" key="Ni_^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n30993"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nī̆nus">Ninus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νινος</foreign>, <sense id="n30993.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the son of Belus, the first king of Assyria, husband of Semiramis, and builder of Nineveh</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:1:7"><author>Just.</author> 1, 1, 7</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:3:3:16"><author>Curt.</author> 3, 3, 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">busta Nini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:88"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 88</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n30993.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Another name of the city of Nineveh</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:42"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 13, 16, § 42</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">called also Ninos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:13"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:215"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 215</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30993.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>Another name of the city of Hierapolis</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:8:7"><author>Amm.</author>14, 8, 7</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">23, 6, 22</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^ny^as" key="Ni^ny^as" opt="n" orig_id="n30994"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭnyas">Ninyas</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĭnya</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30994.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>son of Ninus and Semiramis</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:1:10"><author>Just.</author> 1, 1, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:2:11">1, 2, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^o^ba" key="Ni^o^ba" opt="n" orig_id="n30995"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭŏba">Nioba</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĭŏbē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νιόβη</foreign>. <sense id="n30995.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The daughter of Tantalus, and wife of Amphion, king of Thebes, whose seven sons and seven daughters were slain by Apollo and Diana, because, on the strength of her numerous progeny, she triumphed over Latona. Niobe herself was changed into a stone, which was transported in a whirlwind to the top of Sipylus, and has ever since remained wet with tears;</i> form Niobe, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:146"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 146</bibl> sq.; <cit><quote lang="la">form Nioba: Nioba fingitur lapidea, propter aeternum credo in luctu silentium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:26:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 26, 63</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:63:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 63, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:20:7"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 20 (3, 13), 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:52:2"><author>Petr.</author> 52, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:9"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 9</bibl> and 145.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n30995.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĭŏbēus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Niobe</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">proles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:6:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 6, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n30995.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĭŏbĭdes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a son of Niobe</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:11"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 11</bibl> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign>— </sense><sense id="n30995.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The daughter of Phoroneus, king of Argos, who bore Argus to Jupiter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:145"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 145</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^phaeus" key="Ni^phaeus" opt="n" orig_id="n30996"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭphaeus">Niphaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n30996.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Rutulian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:570"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 570</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^phas" key="Ni^phas" opt="n" orig_id="n30997"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭphas">Niphas</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νιφάς</foreign> (snow-storm), <sense id="n30997.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 278, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^pha_tes" key="Ni^pha_tes" opt="n" orig_id="n30998"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭphātes">Niphates</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νιφάτης</foreign> <sense id="n30998.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A part of the Mount Taurus range in Armenia</i>, the mod. <i>Ali-Dagh</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:30"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:9:20"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 9, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:15:2"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 15, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n30998.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A river that rises in the same</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:245"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 245</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:409"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 409</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNiphe^tus" key="Niphe^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n30999"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Niphĕtus">Niphetus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νιφετός</foreign> (snowstorm), <sense id="n30999.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> p. 516</bibl>, n. 243.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnippare_ne_" key="nippare_ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n31000"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nipparēnē">nipparene</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31000.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of gem</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:175"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 64, § 175</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNiptra" key="Niptra" opt="n" orig_id="n31001"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Niptra">Niptra</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νίπτρα</foreign>, <sense id="n31001.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>water for washing</i>, the title of a tragedy of Pacuvius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:21:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 21, 48</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:29:3"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 29, 3</bibl>; v. the fragments in Trag. Rel. p. 90 sq. Rib.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_reus" key="Ni_reus" opt="n" orig_id="n31002"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīreus">Nireus</head> (dissyl.), <itype opt="n">ĕi and ĕos</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νίρευς</foreign>, <sense id="n31002.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>son of Charopus and Aglaia, the handsomest man among the Greeks before Troy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:20:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 20, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:15:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 15, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:16:27"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 16 (4, 17), 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:13:16"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 13, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:113"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 113</bibl> and 270; <bibl default="NO"><author>Dict. Cret.</author> 4, 17</bibl> (cf. Hom. Il. 2, 673).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnis" key="nis" opt="n" orig_id="n31003"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nis">nis</head>, <itype opt="n">pro nobis</itype>, Paul. ex Fest. s. v. callim, p. 47 Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_sa" key="Ni_sa" opt="n" orig_id="n31004"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīsa">Nisa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31004.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a female proper name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:26"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_saeus" key="Ni_saeus" opt="n" orig_id="n31005"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīsaeus">Nisaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. 3. Nisus, B. 1.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_se_is" key="Ni_se_is" opt="n" orig_id="n31006"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīsēis">Niseis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, v. 3. Nisus, B. 2.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_se_i^us" key="Ni_se_i^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31007"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīsēĭus">Niseius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. 3. Nisus, B. 3.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni^si^" key="ni^si^" opt="n" orig_id="n31008"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭ-sĭ">nisi</head> (archaic forms <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nisei</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nise</orth>, <itype opt="n">Lex Rubria</itype>, v. Ritschl, Legis Rubriae pars superstes, Bonnae, 1851, and Rhein. Mus. tom. 8, p. 448 sq.), <i>conj., if not, unless</i>.  <sense id="n31008.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> </sense><sense id="n31008.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">quid tu malum curas, Utrum crudum an coctum-edim? nisi tu mihi es tutor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:429"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 2, 15 (429)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod nisi esset, certe postea non discessisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:66:189"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 66, 189</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non posse ejus imperia diutius sustineri, nisi quid in Caesare sit auxilii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:31"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:52"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 52</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31008.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With interrogatives and negatives, usually in a different clause. </sense><sense id="n31008.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> After an interrogative or negative clause, <i>except, save only, only</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne quis enuntiaret, nisi quibus mandatum esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:30"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc sentio, nisi in bonis, amicitiam esse non posse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:5:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 5, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">etenim dicere nemo potest, nisi qui prudenter intellegit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:6:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 6, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid est pietas, nisi voluntas grata in parentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:33:82"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 33, 82</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:2:27"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 27</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">negant enim quem quam esse virum bonum, nisi sapientem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:5:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 5, 18</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31008.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With a foll. negative: <cit><quote lang="la">sic orator, nisi multitudine audiente, eloquens esse non possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:83:338"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 83, 338</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Labienus juravit, se, nisi victorem, in castra non reversurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:87"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 87</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31008.6" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Closely connected with <i>non</i> (mostly post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">legationis non nisi condemnato et ejecto eo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:98"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 39, § 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui non nisi aput Germanias adsequi nomen imperatorium posset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:26"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad quem non nisi per Sejanum aditus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:68"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 68</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:63">14, 63</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:1">15, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:56"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 56</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:41">41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:19"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:108"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 36, 52, § 108</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:6:4"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 6, 4</bibl>.—(The passages in which nisi was supposed to stand for nisi non or non nisi have been critically amended; v. Hand, Turs. 4, 253; Kritz and Fabri ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:54:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 54, 5</bibl>; Drakenb. and Weissenb. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:16:1"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 16, 1</bibl>; Duker ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:12:18"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 12, 18</bibl>.)—</sense><sense id="n31008.7" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Esp. </sense><sense id="n31008.8" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> After nihil, nihil aliud, etc., <i>save, but, than</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil am plius nisi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:41:99"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 41, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil est quod festines, nisi ut valeas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:6:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 6, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">erat historia nihil aliud nisi annalium confectio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:12:52"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 12, 52</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:3:5:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 3, 5, 13</bibl>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:37:108"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 37, 108</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31008.9" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Non aliter nisi, <i>on no other condition</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non aliter neque classem revocaturum neque exercitum reducturum, nisi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:11:11"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 11, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31008.10" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Nisi si, <i>except if, unless</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi si etiam illuc pervenerint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:9"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noli putare me ad quemquam longiores epistulas scribere, nisi si qui ad me plura scripsit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:2:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 14, 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi vero si quis est qui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:4:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 4, 6</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31008.11" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Nisi ut, <i>except that, unless</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque convivia inire ausus est, nisi ut speculatores cum lanceis circumstarent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:35"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 35</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31008.12" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Nisi quod, <i>except that which, save only that</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam nunc homines nihili faciunt quod licet nisi quod lubet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1032"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 3, 25 (1032)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Patrone Epicureo mihi omnia sunt communia, nisi quod in philosophiā vehementer ab eo dissentio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praedia me valde delectant, nisi quod me aere circum foraneo obruerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:1:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 1, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:24:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 24, 58</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab negotiis numquam voluptas remorata est, nisi quod de uxore potuit honestius consuli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:95:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 95, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde causa et origo peregrino sacro parum comperi, nisi quod signum ipsum ... docet advectam religionem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:9"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31008.13" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> Nisi quia, <i>except because</i>, i. e. <i>until that</i> at nesciebam id dicere illam, nisi quia Correxit miles, quod intellexi minus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:736"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 736</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31008.14" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In transitions; also in the combinations nisi vero, nisi forte, nisi tamen, <i>unless perhaps</i>, etc., mostly ironical (cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">εἰ μὴ ἄρα, εἰ μή γε, ἐκτὸς εἰ μή</foreign>): <cit><quote lang="la">nisi unum hoc faciam ut in puteo cenam coquant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:365"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 7, 3 (365)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi forte volumus Epicureorum opinionem sequi, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:16:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 16, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi vero existimatis dementem Africanum fuisse, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>: ne requiras; <cit><quote lang="la">nisi forte adulescentes pueritiam debent requirere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:10:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 10, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hostis nullus erat, nisi forte quem vos jussissetis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:14:10"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 14, 10</bibl></cit>; cf. Zumpt, Gram. § 569.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_si^as" key="Ni_si^as" opt="n" orig_id="n31009"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīsĭas">Nisias</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. 3. Nisus, B. 4.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNi^si^bis" key="Ni^si^bis" opt="n" orig_id="n31010"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nĭsĭbis">Nisibis</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĕsĕbis</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νίσιβις</foreign>. <sense id="n31010.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A city in Mesopotamia</i>, now <i>Nisibin</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:42"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 13, 16, § 42</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:5"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:25:7:9"><author>Amm.</author>25, 7, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">25, 8, 27</bibl>—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31010.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nĭsĭbēni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Nisibis</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:25:8:13"><author>Amm.</author>25, 8, 13</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31010.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A city in Aria</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:23:6:69"><author>Amm.</author>23, 6, 69</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_sus1" key="ni_sus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31011"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīsus">nisus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood>, from nitor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni_sus2" key="ni_sus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31012"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīsus">nisus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nitor</etym>, <sense id="n31012.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a pressing</i> or <i>resting upon</i> or <i>against, a pressure; a striving, exertion, labor, effort</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>; nixus in good prose, v. h. v.): pedetentim et sedato nisu, <i>a tread, step</i>, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:21:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 21, 48</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pinnarum nisus inanis,</quote> <i><i>a flight</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:834"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 834</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">insolitos docuere nisus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:4:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 4, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic dea se primum rapido pulcherrima nisu Sistit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:852"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 852</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stat gravis Entellus nisuque immotus eodem, etc.,</quote> <i><i>in the same posture</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:437"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 437</bibl></cit>: hunc stirps Oceani maturis nisibus Aethra Edidit, <i>pains, throes, labor</i> of parturition (v. 2. nixus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:171"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 171</bibl>.—In prose: <cit><quote lang="la">tamquam nisus evomentis adjuvaret,</quote> <i><i>retchings</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:67"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uti prospectus nisusque per saxa facilius foret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:94:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 94, 1</bibl></cit> Dietsch: <cit><quote lang="la">quae dubia nisu videbantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:94:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 94, 2</bibl></cit> Dietsch: <cit><quote lang="la">non pervenit nisu sed impetu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:4:9"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 4, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:12:10">1, 12, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_sus3" key="Ni_sus3" n="3" opt="n" orig_id="n31013"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīsus">Nisus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νῖσος</foreign> <sense id="n31013.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A king of Megara, father of Scylla, who, in order to gain the love of Minos, cut off her father's purple hair, on which the safety of his kingdom depended, whereupon Nisus was changed into a sparrow-hawk, and Scylla into the bird ciris</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:404"><author>Verg.</author> G. 1, 404</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:8"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 8</bibl> sqq.; v. Scylla.—</sense><sense id="n31013.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Hence, </sense><sense id="n31013.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nī-saeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Nisus, Nisaean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">et vos Nisaei, naufraga monstra, canes,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Scylla, the daughter of Phorcus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:500"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 500</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:331"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 331</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31013.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīsēis</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the daughter of Nisus, Scylla</i> (q. v.), confounded with the daughter of Phorcus: <cit><quote lang="la">praeterita cautus Niseide navita gaudet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:737"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 737</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31013.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīsēĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Nisus, Nisaean</i>: per mare caeruleum trahitur Niseia virgo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,007:390"><author>Verg.</author> <title>Cir.</title> 390</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:35"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 35</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31013.5" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nīsĭas</orth>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>Nisaean</i>, i. e. <i>Megarian</i>: Nisiades matres Nisiadesque nurus, <i>of Megaris, in Sicily</i> (a colony of Megara, in Greece), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:15:54"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 15, 54</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31013.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Son of Hyrtacus and friend of Euryalus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:294"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 294</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:176">9, 176</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnita^lo_pi^ces" key="nita^lo_pi^ces" opt="n" orig_id="n31014"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nitălōpĭces">nitalopices</head>, <i>acc. plur.</i> <itype opt="n">as</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31014.0" level="1" n="" opt="n">perh. <i>Indian foxes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1672,001:Res Gest. Alex. M. 3:17"><author>Jul. Val.</author> Res Gest. Alex. M. 3, 17</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_te_du^la" key="ni_te_du^la" opt="n" orig_id="n31015"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nītēdŭla">nitedula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31015.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of small red mouse, a dormouse</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:33:72"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 33, 72</bibl>: cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nitedula mus agrestis rubeus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. G. 1, 181</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 2, 47</bibl> (<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:29"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 29</bibl>, the common read. is volpecula, but Bentley's conjecture, nitedula, is adopted by Lachm. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:page=204"><author>Lucr.</author> p. 204</bibl>, and by Haupt and Müll.; v. Orell. ad loc.).—The contr. collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nītēla</orth>, v. under nitella.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^te^fa^ci^o" key="ni^te^fa^ci^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31016"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtĕfăcĭo">nitefacio</head>, <itype opt="n">fēci, factum, 3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">niteofacio</etym>, <sense id="n31016.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make shining</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ventus mare crispicans nitefacit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:18:11:3"><author>Gell.</author> 18, 11, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">grato crinem nitefactus olivo,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Juvenc.</author> 1, 607</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^te_la1" key="ni^te_la1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31017"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtēla">nitela</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">niteo</etym>, <i>brightness, splendor</i> (post-class.).  <sense id="n31017.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">armorum nitela,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 22, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31017.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31017.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>That which shines</i> or <i>glitters, a glittering particle</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitelae pulveris,</quote> <i><i>gold-dust</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 23, 4</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31017.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>That which causes to shine, a polish</i>: nitelae oris, i. e. <i>tooth-powder</i>, Cat ap. <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p277"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 277, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_te_la2" key="ni_te_la2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31018"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nītēla">nitela</head>, v nitella.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni_tella" key="ni_tella" opt="n" orig_id="n31019"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nītella">nitella</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (contr from nitedula, q. v, sometimes written <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nītēla</orth>, but v. Lachm. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:1015"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 1015</bibl>), <sense id="n31019.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small mouse, a dormouse</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:224"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 57, 82, § 224</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:37:8"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 37, 8</bibl>; Serv ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:181"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 181</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_telli_nus" key="ni_telli_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31020"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nītellīnus">nitellinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nitella</etym>, <sense id="n31020.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a</i> nitella or <i>dormouse</i>: color, <i>the color of a dormouse</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">salix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:177"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 37, 69, § 177</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^tens1" key="ni^tens1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31021"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtens">nitens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <sense id="n31021.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>shining, Part.</i> and <i>P a.</i>, from niteo; v. niteo <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_tens2" key="ni_tens2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31022"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nītens">nitens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <sense id="n31022.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>pressing upon</i> or <i>against, Part.</i> from nitor.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^tenter" key="ni^tenter" opt="n" orig_id="n31023"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtenter">nitenter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v niteo, <i>P. a. fin.</i></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^te^o" key="ni^te^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31024"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtĕo">niteo</head>, <itype opt="n">ēre</itype> (<i>gen. plur</i> nitentūm, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,007:523"><author>Verg.</author> <title>Cir.</title> 523</bibl>), <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.; cf. nix</etym>, <i>to shine, look bright, glitter, glisten</i> (cf., luceo, fulgeo splendeo).  <sense id="n31024.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">placatumque nitet diffuso lumine caelum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:9"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">luna potest solis radiis percussa nitere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:705"><author>id.</author> 5, 705</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui nitent unguentis, fulgent purpurā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:3:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">diversi niteant cum mille colores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:65"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vere nitent terrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:126"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 126</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aera nitent usu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:8:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 8, 51</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">ebur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:4:64"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 4, 64</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:10:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 10, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:58:6"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 58, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:6:10">8, 6, 10</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n31024.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31024.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Of animals, <i>to be sleek, in good condition</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">at hau pol nitent (oves),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1125"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 2, 6 (1125)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde sic quaeso nites?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:3:7:4"><author>Phaedr.</author> 3, 7, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:27"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 5, 6, § 27</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hic nitet ungula mulae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:181"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 181</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31024.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of persons, <i>to shine, to look bright</i> or <i>beautiful</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">miseri quibus Intentata nites! ( = pulchra et amabilis videris),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:5:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ore nitet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:89:3"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 89, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitet ante alias regina comesque Pelides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,003:2:148"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Ach.</title> 2, 148</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">murice tincta Veste nites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:23:6"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 23, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31024.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Of fields, plants, etc., <i>to look flourishing, thriving, to thrive</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">camposque nitentes Desuper ostentat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:677"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 677</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi tellus nitet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:99:3"><author>Petr.</author> 99, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:26"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 4, 3, § 26</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31024.6" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Of a house: <cit><quote lang="la">tibi hoc praecipio ut niteant aedes,</quote> <i><i>be in complete order</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:412"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 2, 281 (412)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31024.7" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Of wealth, etc., <i>to flourish, abound</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vectigal in pace niteat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:1:7:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 1, 7, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res ubi magna nitet domino sene,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 12</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31024.8" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to shine, be brilliant, look</i> or <i>be beautiful</i>: ver vide; <cit><quote lang="la">ut tota floret, ut olet, ut nitide nitet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:354"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 4, 3 (354)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illorum, vides, quam niteat oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:3:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 3, 5</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">ubi plura nitent in carmine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:351"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 351</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia nobilibus oppidis ni tent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:49"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 7, § 49</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭtens</orth>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <i>P. a., shining, glittering, glistening, brilliant, bright</i>. </sense><sense id="n31024.9" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">capilli malobathro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:7:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 7, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mensae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:228"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 228</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">astra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:543"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 543</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lucifer,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:3:93"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 3, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitentes solis equi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:5:413"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 5, 413</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arma nitentia ante rem, deformia inter sanguinem, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:40:5"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 40, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31024.10" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31024.11" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Of animals, <i>sleek, fat</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitens taurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:20"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 20</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31024.12" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Of persons, <i>shining, bright, beautiful</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">uxor ore floridulo nitens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:189"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 189</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">desiderio meo nitenti,</quote> <i><i>my darling bright</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:2:5"><author>id.</author> 2, 5</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: nitentior femina, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:405"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 405</bibl> (Merkel, decentior).—</sense><sense id="n31024.13" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> Of plants, <i>blooming</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitentia culta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:153"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 153</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arbor laeta et nitens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:1:16"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 1, 16</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tyrio nitentior ostro flos oritur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:211"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 211</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31024.14" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31024.15" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Illustrious</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">recenti gloriā nitens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:12"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non patre nitens linguāve,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:6:19"><author>Sil.</author> 6, 19</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31024.16" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of speech, <i>brilliant, elegant</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:67:238"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 67, 238</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31024.17" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Of the mind, <i>bright, clear</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">macte, oro, nitenti Ingenio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:5:63"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 63</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^tesco" key="ni^tesco" opt="n" orig_id="n31025"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtesco">nitesco</head>, <itype opt="n">tŭi, 3</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">niteo</etym>, <i>to begin to shine</i> or <i>glitter, to shine, glitter</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose).  <sense id="n31025.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: caelum nitescere, arbores frondescere, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:28:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 28, 69</bibl> (Trag. v. 192 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">exiguo qui stellarum candore nitescit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,060:chapter=174"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 174</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juventus Nudatos umeros oleo perfusa nitescit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:134"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 134</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitescente novā lunā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:2"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 1, 1, § 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:195">37, 12, 74, § 195</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex umero Pelopis non nituisset ebur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:4:58"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 4, 58</bibl></cit> (64).—</sense><sense id="n31025.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31025.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Of animals, <i>to grow sleek, well-conditioned, fat</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">armenta nitescunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:17:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 17, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31025.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of persons, <i>to become blooming;</i> in <i>perf., to be blooming</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">o pueri, nituistis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:128"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 128</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31025.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Of plants, <i>to grow luxuriously, to thrive</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:112"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 25, 54, § 112</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31025.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to be formed</i> or <i>cultivated</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ingenio, doctrinā, praeceptione natura nitescat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:3:16:29"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 3, 16, 29</bibl></cit>.—<i>To become illustrious</i> or <i>celebrated</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid non cultu nitescit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:5"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 5</bibl></cit> (<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:58"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 58</bibl>; Halm and Ritter, enitesceret).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_ti^bundus" key="ni_ti^bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n31026"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nītĭbundus">nitibundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nitor</etym>, <sense id="n31026.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>pressing against, straining, striving</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">mentium conspiratu tacito nitibundi,</quote> <i><i>relying upon</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:11:8"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 11, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pondus nitibundum,</quote> <i><i>oppressive weight, weighty pressure</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 25, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caput,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 27, 29</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^ti^de_" key="ni^ti^de_" opt="n" orig_id="n31027"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtĭdē">nitide</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nitidus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^ti^di^tas" key="ni^ti^di^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n31028"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtĭdĭtas">nitiditas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nitidus</etym>, <sense id="n31028.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>splendor, beauty</i>: formae, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 143, 29</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 254 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^ti^di^uscu^le_" key="ni^ti^di^uscu^le_" opt="n" orig_id="n31029"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtĭdĭuscŭlē">nitidiuscule</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nitidiusculus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni^ti^di^uscu^lus" key="ni^ti^di^uscu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31030"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtĭdĭuscŭlus">nitidiusculus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">nitidus</etym>, <sense id="n31030.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>somewhat more shining</i> (Plautin.): <cit><quote lang="la">caput,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:215"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 2, 84 (215)</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭtĭ-dĭuscŭlē</orth>, <i>a little more finely, sprucely</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut curer,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:774"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 3, 1, 8 (774)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^ti^do" key="ni^ti^do" opt="n" orig_id="n31031"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtĭdo">nitido</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nitidus</etym>, <i>to make bright</i> or <i>shining, to polish, smooth</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose).  <sense id="n31031.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">ferramenta detersa nitidentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:3:9"><author>Col.</author> 12, 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">post serraturam, plagam ferramentis acutis nitidemus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 3, 17, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">diligentissime nitidatum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 8, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31031.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>to wash, bathe</i>: eunt ad fontem, nitidant corpora, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 144, 16</bibl> (Trag. v 166 Vahl.); so mid.: <cit><quote lang="la">mundule nitidantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0400,001:ib. 17"><author>Att.</author> ib. 17</bibl></cit> (Trag. Rel. v. 603 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^ti^du^lus" key="ni^ti^du^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31032"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtĭdŭlus">nitidulus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">nitidus</etym>, <sense id="n31032.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>somewhat spruce, rather trim</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vidua nitidula,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sulp.Sev.</author> <title>Dial.</title> 2, 8, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^ti^dus" key="ni^ti^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n31033"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtĭdus">nitidus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">niteo</etym>, <i>shining, glittering, bright, polished, clear</i> (class.; syn.: splendidus, lautus).  <sense id="n31033.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">facite, sultis, nitidae ut aedes meae sint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:65"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 2, 8 (65)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in picturis alios horrida, inculta ... contra alios nitida, laeta delectant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:11:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 11, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitidus juventā (anguis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:437"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 437</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caesaries,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:337"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 337</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caput solis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:467"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 467</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ebur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:3"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aries nitidissimus auro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:867"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 867</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aether,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:467"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 467</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pisces,</quote> <i><i>with gleaming scales</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:74"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus turbavit nitidos exstinctus passer ocellos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:8"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31033.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31033.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Of animals, <i>sleek, plump, fat</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">jumenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Eum:5:6"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 5, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31033.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of persons, <i>well-conditioned, well-favored, healthy-looking</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">me pinguem et nitidum bene curatā cute vises,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:4:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 4, 15</bibl></cit>.—So, nitidis sensibus haurire aliquid, <i>with fresh, unblunted, unsated senses</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> Cons. Mall. Theod. 193</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31033.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>Good-looking, handsome, beautiful, neat, elegant, spruce, trim</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimis nitida femina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1002"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 2, 12 (1002)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:540"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 6, 4 (540)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos pexo capillo nitidos videtis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:10:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 10, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex nitido fit rusticus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:83"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">villae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:15:46"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 15, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitidioris vitae instrumenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:100"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 16, 30, § 100</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31033.6" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Of fields and plants, <i>blooming, fertile, luxuriant</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitidae fruges arbustaque laeta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:594"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 594</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">campi nitidissimi viridissimique,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 18, § 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitidissima arboris pars,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:104"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 14, 24, § 104</bibl></cit>. —<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitidissimus annus,</quote> <i><i>rich, fertile</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:265"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 265</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31033.7" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Of the wrestling ring, in allusion to the oil with which the wrestlers’ bodies were anointed: palaestrae, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:8:5"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 8, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31033.8" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>cultivated, polished, refined</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitidum quoddam genus verborum et laetum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:18:81"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 18, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verba nitidiora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:5:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Part.</title> 5, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Isocrates nitidus et comptus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:79"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Messala,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:7:35"><author>id.</author> 1, 7, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:18"><author>id.</author> 8, 3, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:49">49</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">orator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:78"><author>id.</author> 12, 10, 78</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitida et curata vox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:26"><author>id.</author> 11, 3, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hilares nitidique vocantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:178"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 178</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vita nitidior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:100"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 16, 30, § 100</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nĭtĭdē</orth>, <i>splendidly, brightly, beautifully, magnificently</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut nitide nitet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:354"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 4, 3 (354)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cenare nitide,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:738"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 3, 6, 19 (738)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 11 (11)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNiti^obri_ges" key="Niti^obri_ges" opt="n" orig_id="n31034"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nitĭobrīges">Nitiobriges</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31034.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people in Aquitanian Gaul, between the</i> Garumna <i>and the</i> Liger, near the mod. <i>Agen</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,0448,001:7:31">31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:35">35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:75">75</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:8:11"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_tor1" key="ni_tor1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31035"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nītor">nitor</head>, <itype opt="n">nīsus and nixus</itype> (<mood opt="n">inf.</mood> nitier, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:1059"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 1059</bibl>; old form of the <i>part. perf.</i>: gnitus et gnixus a genibus prisci dixerunt, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=96"><author>Fest.</author> p. 96</bibl> Müll.), 3, <i>v. dep. n.</i> <etym opt="n">from gnitor; root gnic- or gnig-; cf.: nico, conivere</etym>, <i>to bear</i> or <i>rest upon</i> something.  <sense id="n31035.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31035.2" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">abl.</case>: ambae te obsecramus genibus nixae, <i>we implore thee upon our knees</i>, i. e. <i>kneeling</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:696"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 3, 33 (696)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">stirpibus suis niti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:13:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 13, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herbescens viriditas, quae nixa fibris stirpium sensim adulescit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:15:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 15, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hastili nixus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:7:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 7, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mulierculā nixus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:86"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 33, § 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenis, qui nititur hastā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:760"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 760</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">paribus nitens Cyllenius alis Constitit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:252"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 252</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nixus baculo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:8:52"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 8, 52</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <i>in</i> and <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">nixus in hastam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:398"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 398</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31035.4" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <i>de</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">de quā pariens arbore nixa dea est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:21:100"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 21, 100</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.5" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> With <i>gen. of place</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">humi nitens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:380"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 380</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.5α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: Sisiphu' versat Saxum sudans nitendo, Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:5:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 5, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">niti modo ac statim concidere,</quote> <i><i>to strive to rise</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:101:11"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 101, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31035.7" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To make one's way with an effort, to press forward, advance;</i> and, with respect to the goal, <i>to mount, climb, fly</i>, etc. (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">quaedam serpentes ortae extra aquam simul ac primum niti possunt, aquam persequuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:48:124"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 48, 124</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nituntur gradibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:442"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 442</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in altas rupes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:4:37"><author>Luc.</author> 4, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad sidera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:427"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 427</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in aëra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:7:27"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 7, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in adversum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:72"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sursum nitier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:1059"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 1059</bibl></cit>.—Of violent bodily motion: <cit><quote lang="la">niti corporibus et ea huc illuc, quasi vitabundi aut jacientes tela agitare,</quote> <i><i>to struggle</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:60:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 60, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.8" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To strain in giving birth, to bring forth</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:107"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 35, 54, § 107</bibl> (al. eniti): <cit><quote lang="la">nitor,</quote> <i><i>I am in labor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:302"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 302</bibl></cit>; Pseud.-<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:21:100"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 21, 100</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.9" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>To strain for a stool</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=ves.:20"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vesp.</title> 20</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.10" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31035.11" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To strive, to exert one's self, make an effort, labor, endeavor</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">moderatio modo virium adsit et tantum, quantum potest, quisque nitatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:10:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 10, 33</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:15:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisurus contra regem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:37"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 37</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:38:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 38, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pro aliquo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:10"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 10</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">pro libertate summā ope niti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:31:17"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 31, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitebantur, ne gravius in eum consuleretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:13:8"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 13, 8</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">unus Miltiades maxime nitebatur, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Milt:4:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Milt.</title> 4, 2</bibl></cit>. —<abbr>Inf.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">summā vi Cirtam irrumpere nititur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:25:9"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 25, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patriam recuperare niti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Pel:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Pelop.</title> 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ingenio nitor non periisse meo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:3:5:34"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 3, 5, 34</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:694"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 694</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>, of soldiers hard pressed in battle: <cit><quote lang="la">tamen virtute et patientia nitebantur atque omnia vulnera sustinebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:45"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 45</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31035.12" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To strive after</i> a thing: <cit><quote lang="la">ad immortalitatem gloriae niti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:23:82"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 23, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad summa, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:pr:20"><author>Quint.</author> prooem. § 20</bibl>: in vetitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:4:17"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 4, 17</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.13" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>To try to prove, contend</i> in argument, <i>argue</i>, with <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitamur igitur nihil posse percipi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 21, 68</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.14" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To rest, rely, depend upon</i> a thing. </sense><sense id="n31035.15" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <i>in</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">nixus in nomine inani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:909"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 909</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conjectura in quā nititur divinatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:26:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 26, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea, in quibus causa nititur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:10:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 10, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus in vitā nitebatur salus civitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:7:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.16" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">spe niti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:9:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 9, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consilio atque auctoritate alicujus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:34:122"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 34, 122</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 5</bibl>, a, 2: <cit><quote lang="la">si quis hoc uno nititur quod sit ignobilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:40:112"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 40, 112</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31035.17" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <i>ubi</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo confugies? ubi nitere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:155"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 64, § 155</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nixus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, only <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nixi</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>three guardian deities of women in labor, the statues of whom, representing them in a kneeling posture, stood on the Capitol before the chapel of Minerva</i>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=174"><author>Fest.</author> p. 174</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">magno Lucinam Nixosque patres clamore vocabam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:294"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 294</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^tor2" key="ni^tor2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31036"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtor">nitor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">niteo</etym>, <i>brightness, splendor, lustre, sheen</i>.  <sense id="n31036.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitor exoriens aurorae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:538"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 538</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">diurnus,</quote> <i><i>the daylight</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:18:78"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 18, 78</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herbarum viridis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:783"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 783</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">argenti et auri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:3:4:23"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 3, 4, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eboris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:64"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 15, 13, § 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">materiae,</quote> <i><i>of the wood</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:215"><author>id.</author> 16, 40, 79, § 215</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">speculi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:170"><author>id.</author> 11, 37, 64, § 170</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gladii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:89"><author>id.</author> 2, 25, 22, § 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigerrimus gemmae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:184"><author>id.</author> 37, 10, 69, § 184</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitorem cutis facit sal,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:84"><author>id.</author> 31, 7, 41, § 84</bibl></cit>.— <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitores splendoresque auri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:6:4"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 6, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31036.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31036.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Sleekness, plumpness, good looks, beauty</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitor corporis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:241"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 241</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urit me Glycerae nitor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:19:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 19, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Liparei nitor Hebri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:12:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 12, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullus totā nitor in cute,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:9:13"><author>Juv.</author> 9, 13</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31036.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Neatness, elegance, brilliancy</i> of external appearance: <cit><quote lang="la">si quem ... aliquid offendit, si purpurae genus, si amicorum catervae, si splendor, si nitor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:31:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 31, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:180"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 180</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppidum praecipui nitoris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:85"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 26, § 85</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31036.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In gen., <i>color</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:819"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 819</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ludis et externo tincta nitore caput,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:14:26"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 14, 26</bibl></cit> (3, 11, 2).—</sense><sense id="n31036.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, of speech, <i>splendor, elegance, grace</i> of style. —With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">adhibendus erit in eis explicandis quidam orationis nitor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:32:115"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 32, 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">domesticus eloquii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:2:51"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 2, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nitor et cultus descriptionum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:20"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">translationum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:36"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 10, 36</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">sublimitas et magnificentia et nitor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:3"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eruditione ac nitore praestare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:98"><author>id.</author> 10, 1, 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scripsit non sine cultu ac nitore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:124"><author>id.</author> 10, 1, 124</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31036.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Of character, <i>dignity, excellence</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">generis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:9:17"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 9, 17</bibl></cit>; <i>splendid liberality</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:3:149"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 3, 149</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^tra_ri^a" key="ni^tra_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31037"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtrārĭa">nitraria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nitrum</etym>, <sense id="n31037.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a place where natron was dug</i> or <i>prepared</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:109"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 10, 46, § 109</bibl> (ib. saep.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^tra_tus" key="ni^tra_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31038"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtrātus">nitratus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nitrum</etym>, <sense id="n31038.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>mixed with natron</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aqua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:55"><author>Col.</author> 12, 55</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:17:2"><author>Mart.</author> 13, 17, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_^tre^us" key="ni_^tre^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31039"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nī̆trĕus">nitreus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nitrum</etym>, <sense id="n31039.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>made of natron, of soda</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pulvis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 2:7:108"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 2, 7, 108</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnitri^on" key="nitri^on" opt="n" orig_id="n31040"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nitrĭon">nitrion</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n31040.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, also called</i> daphnoides, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 58</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^tro_sus" key="ni^tro_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n31041"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtrōsus">nitrosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nitrum</etym>, <sense id="n31041.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of natron</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquae frigidae genus nitrosum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:8:3"><author>Vitr.</author> 8, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lacus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:107"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 10, 46, § 107</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^trum" key="ni^trum" opt="n" orig_id="n31042"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭtrum">nitrum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νίτρον</foreign>, also called sal nitrum, <sense id="n31042.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>native mineral alkali, native soda, natron;</i> found chiefly in Media, Egypt, Thrace, and Macedonia, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:106"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 10, 46, § 106</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">flos nitri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:11:1"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 11, 1</bibl></cit>; and used for washing with: <cit><quote lang="la">laveris te nitro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,029:2:22"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Jer.</title> 2, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 16, 2</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31042.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: censuram lomentum aut nitrum esse, Cael. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:14:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 14, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^va_lis" key="ni^va_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31043"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭvālis">nivalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nix</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to snow, snowy, snow-</i>.  <sense id="n31043.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nivalis dies,</quote> <i><i>a snowy day</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:54:7"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 54, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nivalia (sc. loca),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:46"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 8, 29, § 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Haemonia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:37:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 37, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">venti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:126"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 47, 48, § 126</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">axis,</quote> <i><i>the region of snow</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:5:225"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 5, 225</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hebrus nivali compede vinctus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:3:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undae,</quote> <i><i>water filled with snow</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:118:1"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 118, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aqua nivalis,</quote> <i><i>snow-water</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:5:3"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terrae et pruinosae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:23:6:43"><author>Amm.</author>23, 6, 43</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31043.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31043.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Cold</i>: dies, <i>a cold, dull day</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicimus nivalem diem, cum altum frigus et triste caelum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:4:4:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 4, 4, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:6:12"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 6, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">osculum,</quote> <i><i>cold, frigid</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:95:2"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 95, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31043.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Snow-like, snowy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">equi candore nivali,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:538"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 538</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nivalis Pietas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Symm.</title> 2, 249</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^va_ri^us" key="ni^va_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31044"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭvārĭus">nivarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nix</etym>, <sense id="n31044.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to snow</i>: nivarium colum, <i>a strainer filled with snow, through which generous wines were filtered</i>, whereas the commoner sorts were merely passed through a linen cloth, <i>filled with snow</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:103"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 103</bibl> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:34:2:21"><author>Dig.</author> 34, 2, 21</bibl>; the latter called <cit><quote lang="la">nivarius saccus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:104"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 104</bibl></cit> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^va_tus" key="ni^va_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31045"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭvātus">nivatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nix</etym>, <sense id="n31045.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>cooled with snow</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">potiones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:4:13:10"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 4, 13, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aqua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:31:3"><author>Petr.</author> 31, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:27"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 27</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni_ve" key="ni_ve" opt="n" orig_id="n31046"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīve">nive</head>, v. ni.</div1>


<div1 id="crossni_vens" key="ni_vens" opt="n" orig_id="n31047"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nīvens">nivens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <sense id="n31047.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>winking</i> (cf. coniveo): niventibus oculis, v. l. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:115:9"><author>Petr.</author> 115, 9</bibl>, for umentibus.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^vesco" key="ni^vesco" opt="n" orig_id="n31048"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭvesco">nivesco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">nix</etym>, <sense id="n31048.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to become snow-white</i>, Anth. Lat. tom. 2, p. 406 Burm.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 3 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^ve^us" key="ni^ve^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31049"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭvĕus">niveus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nix</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>from snow, snowy, snow-</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>)  <sense id="n31049.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">aggeribus niveis informis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:354"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 354</bibl></cit>: aqua, <i>cooled with snow</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:17:6"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 17, 6</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:104"><author>id.</author> 14, 104</bibl> and 117: <cit><quote lang="la">mons,</quote> <i><i>covered with snow</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:240"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 240</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31049.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>snow-white, snowy</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">a similitudine sic: Corpore niveum candorem, aspectu igneum ardorem assequebatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:33:44"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 33, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lacerti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:387"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 387</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lac,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:20"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hanc si capite niveae agnae exorari judicas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:36"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Briseis niveo colore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:4:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:432"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 432</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">candidior nivei folio, Galatea, ligustri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:789"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 789</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:18:18"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 18, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quā notam duxit niveus videri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:2:59"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 2, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">panis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:70"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flumen,</quote> <i><i>clear, pellucid</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,005:504"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Hippol.</title> 504</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:32:11"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 32, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tribuni,</quote> <i><i>clothed in white togas</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0830,001:7:29"><author>Calp.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 7, 29</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">Quirites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:45"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 45</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^vi^fer" key="ni^vi^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n31050"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭvĭfer">nivifer</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nix - fero</etym>, <sense id="n31050.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>snow-bearing, covered with snow</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">niviferae valles,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Salv.</author> G. D. 6, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^vit" key="ni^vit" opt="n" orig_id="n31051"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭvit">nivit</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. impers.</i> <etym opt="n">nix</etym>, <sense id="n31051.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>it snows;</i> <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> transf. of a great quantity of missile weapons: sagittis, plumbo et saxis grandinat, nivit, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 507, 27</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 4 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNi_vo^ma^gus" key="Ni_vo^ma^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n31052"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nīvŏmăgus">Nivomagus</head>, <sense id="n31052.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of the Treveri, otherwise called</i> Noviomagus, now <i>Neumagen</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Mos.</title> 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossni^vo_sus" key="ni^vo_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n31053"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nĭvōsus">nivosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nix</etym>, <sense id="n31053.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of snow, snowy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hiems gelida ac nivosa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:13:1"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 13, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantum nivosae grandinis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:59:8"><author>id.</author> 21, 59, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Strymon,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:3:22"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 3, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Scythia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:12:27"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 12, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loca praegelida ac nivosa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:9:7"><author>Col.</author> 2, 9, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pliadum nivosum sidus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:3:95"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 95</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnix" key="nix" opt="n" orig_id="n31054"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nix">nix</head>, <itype opt="n">nĭvis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νίφα</foreign> (<case opt="n">acc.</case>), snow; Lat. ningit, ninguit</etym>, <i>snow.</i>  <sense id="n31054.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Anaxagoras nivem nigram dixit esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:72"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 23, 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pars terrarum obriguit nive pruināque,</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">miles nivibus pruinisque obrutus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:2"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 3, 24, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">opposuit natura Alpemque nivemque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:152"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 152</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">duratae solo nives,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:24:39"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 24, 39</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:12:4">4, 12, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">alta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:310"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 310</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nives solutae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:6:93"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 6, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrifera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:306"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 306</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:234"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 103, 106, § 234</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31054.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>white color, whiteness</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">capitis nives,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>white hair</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:13:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 13, 12</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">Prud. praef. Cath. 25 (dura translatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:17"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 17</bibl></cit>): eboris, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,008:p69:21"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Mund.</title> p. 69, 21</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31054.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: nives, <i>snows</i>, i. e. <i>a cold climate</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:8:8"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 8, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnixa_bundus" key="nixa_bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n31055"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nixābundus">nixabundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nixor</etym>, <sense id="n31055.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>striving to support one's self</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">illā deā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1672,001:Res Gest. Alex. M. 1:11"><author>Jul. Val.</author> Res Gest. Alex. M. 1, 11</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNixi Di" key="Nixi Di" opt="n" orig_id="n31056"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nixi Di">Nixi Di</head>, v. 1. nitor <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnixor" key="nixor" opt="n" orig_id="n31057"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nixor">nixor</head>, <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, <i>dep. n.</i> <etym opt="n">1. nitor</etym>, <i>to lean</i> or <i>rest upon; to strive, endeavor</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>).  <sense id="n31057.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:836"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 836</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:1001">3, 1001</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pars vulnere clauda retentat Nixantem (serpentem),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:279"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 279</bibl></cit> Wagner <title>N. cr.</title>—</sense><sense id="n31057.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to depend upon</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fundamenta, quibus nixatur vita salusque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:506"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 506</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnixu^ri^o" key="nixu^ri^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31058"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nixŭrĭo">nixurio</head>, <itype opt="n">īre</itype>, <i>v. a. desid.</i> <etym opt="n">nixus, from nitor</etym>, <sense id="n31058.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to wish to lean</i> or <i>rest upon</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nixurit qui niti vult et in conatu saepius aliquā re perpellitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0590,001:144:20"><author>Nigid.</author> 144, 20</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31058.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, for parturio, <i>to wish to bring forth</i>: nixurio, <foreign lang="greek">φιλοτοκέω</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnixus1" key="nixus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31059"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nixus">nixus</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nīsus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood>, from 1. nitor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnixus2" key="nixus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31060"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nixus">nixus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. nitor</etym>, <i>a pressure</i> (the same as nisus, v. 2, nisus).  <sense id="n31060.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: astra se nixu suo conglobata continent, <i>revolution, course</i>, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:46:117"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 46, 117</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31060.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a striving, exertion, effort</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic ad summum non pervenit nixu (al. nisu), sed impetu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:4:9"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 4, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:12:10">1, 12, 10</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31060.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., <i>pains, throes, travail</i> of parturition: <cit><quote lang="la">fetūs nixibus edunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:199"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 199</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:4:126"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 126</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">laboriosi nixūs,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:1:4"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 1, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31060.4" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> Nixus, <i>a constellation;</i> v. Engonasi.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno1" key="no1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31061"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="no">no</head>, <itype opt="n">nāvi, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">νέω</foreign></etym>, <i>to swim, float.</i>  <sense id="n31061.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: alter nare cupit: alter pugnare paratu'st, Enn. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=166"><author>Fest.</author> p. 166</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 258 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">pueris, qui nare discunt, scirpea induitur ratis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:595"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 4, 1, 9 (595)</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">below,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:120"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pinus Dicuntur liquidas Neptuni nāsse per undas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:1"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nat lupus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:304"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 304</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nantem delphina per undas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:19:199"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 19, 199</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">piger ad nandum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:18:210"><author>id.</author> ib. 18, 210</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ars nandi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:2:486"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 2, 486</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nat tibi linter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:5:76"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 5, 76</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:8:374"><author>Luc.</author> 8, 374</bibl>.—Prov.: nare sine cortice, <i>to swim without corks</i>, i. e. <i>to be able to do without a guardian</i> (cf. above the passage in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:595"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 4, 1, 9 (595)</bibl>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:120"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 120</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31061.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, transf., <i>to sail, flow, fly</i>, etc.: cum juventus Per medium classi barbara navit Athon, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:66:45"><author>Cat.</author> 66, 45</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">(undae) nantes refulgent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:274"><author>id.</author> 64, 274</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nare per aestatem liquidam suspexeris agmen (apium),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:59"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 59</bibl></cit>.—Of the eyes of drunken persons, <i>to swim</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nant oculi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:480"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 480</bibl></cit>; v. nato.— Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nans</orth>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <i>P. a., swimming, floating</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nantes scaphae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:26:10"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 26, 10</bibl></cit>; as <i>subst., a swimmer;</i> hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nantes</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>swimming fowls</i>, i. e. <i>geese, ducks</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">greges nantium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:14:1"><author>Col.</author> 8, 14, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo2" key="No2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31062"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="No">No</head>, <sense id="n31062.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an Egyptian city</i>, perh. <i>Alexandria;</i> acc. to Bochart, <i>Thebes</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>ad Ezech.</title> 30, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_a" key="No_a" opt="n" orig_id="n31063"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōa">Noa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae, and</itype> (more freq.) <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōē</orth>, <itype opt="n">indecl.</itype> <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νῶε</foreign>, <sense id="n31063.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Noah</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">perfidus (corvus) Noae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sedul.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 1, 158</bibl></cit>: arca Noë, Gromat. Vet. 373, 6; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. Carm. 3, 42</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Alcim. Avit.</author> 4, 178</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:6:8"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 6, 8</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">8, 1</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n31063.1" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Fem., daughter of Zelophehad</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,004:26:33"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Num.</title> 26, 33</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31063.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A town in Ethiopia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:178"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 29, 35, § 178</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_bi^li^or" key="No_bi^li^or" opt="n" orig_id="n31064"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōbĭlĭor">Nobilior</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nobilis</etym>, <sense id="n31064.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a family name in the</i> gens Fulvia, e. g. M. Fulvius Nobilior, <i>the vanquisher of the Aetolians and the friend of Ennius</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:47"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:5">39, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:45">40, 45</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_bi^lis" key="no_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31065"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōbĭlis">nobilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype> (old collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">gnōbĭlis</orth>: nobilem antiqui pro noto ponebant, et quidem per g litteram, ut Plautus in Pseudolo: peregrina facies videtur hominis atque ignobilis, et: oculis meis obviam ignobilis obicitur. Attius in Diomede: ergo me Argos referam, nam hic sum gnobilis. Livius in Virgo: ornamento incedunt gnobili ignobiles, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=174"><author>Fest.</author> p. 174</bibl> Müll.), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">for gnobilis, from gnosco; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">γιγνώσκω</foreign>; v. nosco</etym>, <i>that can be known</i> or <i>is known, knowable, known</i>.  <sense id="n31065.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">neque his umquam nobilis fui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1111"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 7, 9 (1111)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">addidit facinori fidem nobili gaudio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:39"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 39</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31065.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31065.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Wellknown, famous, noted, celebrated, renowned</i> (freq. and class.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">clarus, insignis, inclutus, illustris): die festo celebri nobilique, Aphrodisiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:758"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 5, 13 (758)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnus et nobilis rhetor Isocrates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:2:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illustre et nobile municipium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 16, § 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppidum clarum et nobile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:63"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 1, 24, § 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex doctrinā nobilis et clarus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:9:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 9, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gladiatorum par nobilissimum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,041:6:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Opt. Gen.</title> 6, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multi in philosophiā praeclari et nobiles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:11:46"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 11, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut arcendis sceleribus exemplum nobile esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:5"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Corinthus aere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:416"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 416</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puerosque Ledae, Hunc equis, illum superare pugnis Nobilem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:12:25"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 12, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">palma nobilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:1:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobilis e tectis fundere gaesa rotis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:10:42"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 10, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tamquam Feceris ipse aliquid propter quod nobilis esses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:41"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 41</bibl></cit>: aquae salubritate et medendis corporibus nobiles. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:25:4"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 25, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitulis marinis ad multa nobile fel,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:195"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 75, § 195</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">emplastra nobilia ad extrahendum fel,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:19"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cicero vir nobilissimae novitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:34:3"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 34, 3</bibl></cit>.—In a bad sense, <i>notorious</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">innocentes qui se scelere fieri nolunt nobiles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:619"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 2, 5 (619)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mea (amica) est potens, procax, magnifica, sumtuosa, nobilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:227"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 227</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille nobilis taurus, quem Phalaris habuisse dicitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 33, § 73</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:9:5"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 9, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31065.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>High-born, of noble birth, noble</i>, i. e. <i>sprung from a family</i> (either patrician or plebeian) <i>many members of which had filled curule offices, and consequently possessing the</i> jus imaginum (opp. homo novus or ignobilis; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">generosus, amplus): non facit nobilem atrium plenum fumosis imaginibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:44:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 44, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quanta sit in invidiā apud quosdam nobilis homines novorum hominum virtus et industria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:181"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 71, § 181</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Clodia mulier non solum nobilis sed etiam nota,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:13:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 13, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobili genere nati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:180"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 70, § 180</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines apud nos noti, inter suos nobiles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:22:52"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 22, 52</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:58"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 58</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōbĭlis</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a nobleman</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobiles nostri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:17:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 17, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,028:5:13"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Isa.</title> 5, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,021:149:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 149, 8</bibl>: Nobilissimus, <i>most noble</i>, under the later emperors, <i>a title of the Caesars and of the members of the imperial family</i>, Cod. Th. 10, 25, 1; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:40:11:3"><author>Dig.</author> 40, 11, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31065.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Of a noble kind, noble, excellent, superior</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tres nobilissimi fundi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:35:99"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 35, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobiliumque greges custos servabat equarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:690"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 690</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobilis hic (equus), quocumque venit de gramine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:60"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 60</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>:  <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōbĭlĭter</orth>, <i>famously, excellently, splendidly, nobly</i> (mostly post-Aug.; not in Cic. or Caes.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7 praef"><author>Vitr.</author> 7 praef.</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobiliter caelare argentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:91"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 8, 19, § 91</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobilius philosophari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:9:9"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 9</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab exercitu nobilissime tumulatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Epit. 54"><author>Liv.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 54</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_bi^li^tas" key="no_bi^li^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n31066"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōbĭlĭtas">nobilitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nobilis</etym>. <sense id="n31066.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Celebrity, fame, renown</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">eam nobilitatem amittundam video,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1324"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 8, 14 (1324)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praedicationem nobilitatemque despicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:11:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 11, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">repentina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:34"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 34</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem nobilitate praecurrere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Thr:1:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Thras.</title> 1, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31066.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>High</i> or <i>noble birth, nobility</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad illustrandam nobilitatem suam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:16:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 16, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobilitate sui municipii facile primus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:6:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 6, 15</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:16:44"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 16, 44</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:20"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 20</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31066.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Meton.</usg>, <i>the nobility, the nobles, the aristocracy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobilitatis fautor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:6:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 6, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnis noster nobilitas interiit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:38"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobilitas rempublicam deseruerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:12"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 12</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">opp. plebs,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:42"><author>id.</author> 6, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">superbia commune nobilitatis malum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:64:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 64, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:77"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 77</bibl>.—With verb in <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">namque coepere nobilitas dignitatem in dominationem vertere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:41:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 41, 5</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31066.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Claudius nobilitatibus externis mitis,</quote> <i><i>princes</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:20"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 20</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31066.4" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>Noble</i> or <i>excellent quality, nobleness, excellence, superiority</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum florere Isocratem nobilitate discipulorum videret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:35:141"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 35, 141</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eloquio tantum nobilitatis inest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:5:56"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 5, 56</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:4:2"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 4, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobilitate ingenitā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:29"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prima croco Cilicio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:31"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 6, 17, § 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:40"><author>id.</author> 3, 5, 6, § 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">columbarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:110"><author>id.</author> 10, 37, 53, § 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obstetricum nobilitas (i. e. nobilissimae obstetrices),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:67"><author>id.</author> 28, 6, 18, § 67</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">nobilitas sola est atque unica virtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:20"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 20</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_bi^li^ter" key="no_bi^li^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n31067"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōbĭlĭter">nobiliter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nobilis <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_bi^li^to" key="no_bi^li^to" opt="n" orig_id="n31068"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōbĭlĭto">nobilito</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nobilis</etym>. <sense id="n31068.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>To make known, to render famous</i> or <i>renowned</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">disciplinā militari nobilitatus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Iph:1:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Iphic.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">poëtae post mortem nobilitari volunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:15:34"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 15, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spectata ac nobilitata virtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:26:63"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 26, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim ex te umquam es nobilitatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:9:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 9, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">famam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:16"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 16</bibl></cit>.—Also in an unfavorable sense, <i>to render notorious</i>: ne eam malefactis nobilitarent, <author>Titin.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 352, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">stultum adulescentulum nobilitas flagitiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1021"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1021</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Phalaris, cujus est nobilitata crudelitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:7:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 7, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adulterio nobilitatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:8"><author>Plin.</author> 29, 1, 5, § 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31068.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>To render excellent, to ennoble, improve</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui novitatem suam multis rebus nobilitaverat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:96:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 96, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Auster vites nobilitat,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 1, 6, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae nobilitatos maritos non haberent, ne innobilitatae remanerent,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Heliog.</title> 4, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_biscum" key="no_biscum" opt="n" orig_id="n31069"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōbiscum">nobiscum</head>, v. ego.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^cens" key="no^cens" opt="n" orig_id="n31070"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏcens">nocens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, v. noceo <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^center" key="no^center" opt="n" orig_id="n31071"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏcenter">nocenter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. noceo, <i>P. a. fin.</i></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^centi^a" key="no^centi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31072"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏcentĭa">nocentia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nocens</etym>, <sense id="n31072.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>guilt, transgression</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">deus innocentiae magister, nocentiae judex,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 40</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> adv. Marc. 2, 13</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ce^o" key="no^ce^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31073"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏcĕo">noceo</head>, <itype opt="n">cŭi, cĭtum, 2</itype> (<i>inf. pres. pass.</i> nocerier, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:352"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 2, 3, 73 (352)</bibl>; <i>gen. plur.</i> nocentūm, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:8:19"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 8, 19</bibl>; <i>perf. subj.</i> noxit: ne boa noxit, Lucil. ap. Paul. ex Fest. s. v. Fama, p. 360 Müll.; Fronto ad M. Caesarem, 3, 13 Mai.), <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> (and <i>a.;</i> <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref> <foreign lang="greek">ε</foreign>) <etym opt="n">Sanscr. root nac, disappear; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέκυς</foreign>; cf.: neco, nex, noxa, pernic-ies</etym>, <sense id="n31073.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to do harm, inflict injury, do hurt to</i> (cf.: obsum, obficio, laedo).—Constr. </sense><sense id="n31073.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg> or with <case opt="n">dat.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">declinare ea, quae nocitura videantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:4:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arma alia ad tegendum, alia ad nocendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:21:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 21, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil nocet,</quote> <i><i>it does no harm</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:47:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 47, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nocere alteri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:5:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 5, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jurejurando accepto, nihil iis nocituros hostes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:28"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jura te nociturum non esse homini de hac re nemini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1411"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 5, 18 (1411)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31073.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With a homogeneous or a general (pronominal) object: OB EAM REM NOXAM NOCVERVNT, <i>have been guilty of a crime</i>, from an old fetial formula, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:10:9"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 10, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si uredo aut grando quippiam nocuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:35:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 35, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid nocet haec?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:153"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 153</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31073.3" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> In <i>pass.</i> (very rare), <i>to be harmed, injured</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">larix ab carie aut a tineā non nocetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:2:9"><author>Vitr.</author> 2, 9 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noceri eas (ciconias) omnibus quidem locis nefas ducunt, sed, etc.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 40</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n31073.4" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> <i>Impers. pass.</i> (class.), <i>an injury is done</i> or <i>inflicted</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ne cui noceatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:10:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 10, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi nihil ab istis noceri potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:3:12:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 3, 12, 37</bibl></cit>: ut in agris vastandis hostibus noceretur, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:19"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 19</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsi nihil nocitum iri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:36"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque diem decet me morari, neque nocti nocerier,</quote> <i><i>that injury be done to the night</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:352"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 2, 3, 73 (352)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31073.4α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> <abbr>Act.</abbr> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">nihil illum nocuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,050:4:35"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Luc.</title> 4, 35</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,052:7:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Act.</title> 7, 26</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">18, 10</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏcens</orth>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <i>P. a., that commits a wicked action, bad, wicked, culpable, criminal</i> (cf.: sons, reus): <cit><quote lang="la">nocens et nefarius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:14:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 14, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines nocentissimi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:3:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nocentissima victoria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 14, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nocentissimi mores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:15:32"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 15, 32</bibl></cit>: meritā caede nocentūm (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for nocentium; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:35:45"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 35, 45</bibl>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:8:19"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 8, 19</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31073.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In gen., <i>hurtful, harmful, pernicious, baneful, injurious</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">a pestiferis et nocentibus refugere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:47:120"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 47, 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">boletus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:620"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 620</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">edit cicutis allium nocentius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:3:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 3, 3</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏcenter</orth>, <i>hurtfully, injuriously</i> (not ante-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">nocenter armata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:2:10"><author>Col.</author> 8, 2, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">abscessus nocenter adulescit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:28:11"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 28, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ci_vus" key="no^ci_vus" opt="n" orig_id="n31074"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏcīvus">nocivus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">noceo</etym>, <sense id="n31074.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hurtful, injurious, noxious</i> (not ante-Aug., and very rare), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:1:28:3"><author>Phaedr.</author> 1, 28, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecori nociva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:12"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 2, 6, § 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:civ,0004,062:6:9"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>1 Tim.</title> 6, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoctanter" key="noctanter" opt="n" orig_id="n31075"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctanter">noctanter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">nox</etym>, <sense id="n31075.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>by night</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Hist. Eccl.</title> 6, 31</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoctesco" key="noctesco" opt="n" orig_id="n31076"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctesco">noctesco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. n. inch.</i> <etym opt="n">nox</etym>, <sense id="n31076.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to draw towards night, to grow dark</i>: omnia noctescunt, Furius ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 145, 11</bibl>; and <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:18:11:3"><author>Gell.</author> 18, 11, 3</bibl> (where the word is censured).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocti^co^la" key="nocti^co^la" opt="n" orig_id="n31077"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctĭcŏla">nocticola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">comm.</gen> <etym opt="n">nox-colo</etym>, <sense id="n31077.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>fond of the night</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Indus,</quote> <i><i>who, on account of the excessive heat of the day, is fond of the night</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Ham.</title> 636</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocti^co^lor" key="nocti^co^lor" opt="n" orig_id="n31078"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctĭcŏlor">nocticolor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nox-color</etym>, <sense id="n31078.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nightcolored, black</i>: nocticolor Memnon (as being an Ethiopian), Laev. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:7:6"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 7, 6</bibl>: Styx, Aus. Monos. de Diis, 11.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocti^fer" key="nocti^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n31079"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctĭfer">noctifer</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕri</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nox-fero, the night-bringer</etym>, <sense id="n31079.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the evening-star</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:62:7"><author>Cat.</author> 62, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0830,001:5:121"><author>Calp.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 5, 121</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocti^lu_ca" key="nocti^lu_ca" opt="n" orig_id="n31080"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctĭlūca">noctiluca</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nox-luceo</etym>, <i>that shines by night;</i> hence,  <sense id="n31080.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>The moon</i>: Luna quod sola lucet noctu: itaque ea dicta noctiluca in Palatio; <cit><quote lang="la">nam ibi noctu lucet templum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:68"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 68</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">canentes Rite crescentem face noctilucam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:6:38"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 6, 38</bibl></cit>.— * </sense><sense id="n31080.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A lantern</i>, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 234, 4</bibl> (Sat. Men. 54, 5).—</sense><sense id="n31080.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> Noctilucam (noctilugam) Lucilius cum dixit obscenum significat, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=174"><author>Fest.</author> p. 174</bibl> Müll. (Scalig. ad loc. understands, by noctiluca, avis mali ominis noctu lugens; Salmas. Exerc. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:page=70"><author>Plin.</author> p. 70</bibl>, col. 2, d, reads noctipuga, acc. to a gloss: noctipugam obscenum quod quasi noctibus compungat); v. Müll. ad Fest. l. l.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocti^lu_ga" key="nocti^lu_ga" opt="n" orig_id="n31081"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctĭlūga">noctiluga</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. noctiluca, III.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnocti^pu_gam" key="nocti^pu_gam" opt="n" orig_id="n31082"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctĭpūgam">noctipugam</head>, <itype opt="n">v noctiluca</itype>, III. <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocti^surgi^um" key="nocti^surgi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n31083"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctĭsurgĭum">noctisurgium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nox-surgo</etym>, <sense id="n31083.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a getting up in the night</i>: nyctegresia, quasi noctisurgium, Paul. ex Fest. s. v. egretus, p. 78 Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocti^va^gus" key="nocti^va^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n31084"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctĭvăgus">noctivagus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nox-vagus; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:68"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 68</bibl></etym>, <sense id="n31084.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>night-wandering; that wanders about by night</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">noctivagae faces caeli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1191"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1191</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">currus (sc. Phoebes),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:216"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 216</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>sleep</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:10:158"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 10, 158</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">iter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:44"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 44</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocti^vi^dus" key="nocti^vi^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n31085"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctĭvĭdus">noctividus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nox-video</etym>, <sense id="n31085.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>night-seeing; that sees by night;</i> of the night-owl, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 571</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocti^vi^gi^lus" key="nocti^vi^gi^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31086"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctĭvĭgĭlus">noctivigilus</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, v. noctuvigilus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnoctu" key="noctu" opt="n" orig_id="n31087"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctu">noctu</head>, v. nox.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnoctu^a1" key="noctu^a1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31088"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctŭa">noctua</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nox</etym>, <sense id="n31088.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a night-owl, an owl</i>, a bird sacred to Minerva: <cit><quote lang="la">noctua, quod noctu canit ac vigilat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:76"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 76</bibl></cit> Müll.; Paul. ex Fest. pp. 174 and 175 ib.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:660"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 4, 2, 90 (660)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctuarum dimicatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:39"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 17, 19, § 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">garrula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:362"><author>id.</author> 18, 35, 87, § 362</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">seros exercet noctua cantūs,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:403"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 403</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNoctu^a2" key="Noctu^a2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31089"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Noctŭa">Noctua</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31089.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>: Q. Caedicius Noctua, <i>a consul with</i> M. Valerius Corvinus A. U. C. 465.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoctu^a_bundus" key="noctu^a_bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n31090"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctŭābundus">noctuabundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">noctu</etym>, <sense id="n31090.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having travelled all night</i> (cf. noctivagus): <cit><quote lang="la">noctuabundus ad me venit cum epistulā tuā tabellarius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 1, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoctu^i_nus" key="noctu^i_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31091"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctŭīnus">noctuinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. noctua</etym>, <sense id="n31091.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to night-owls</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctuini oculi,</quote> <i><i>owls’ eyes</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:192"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 3, 35 (192)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNoctuli^us" key="Noctuli^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31092"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Noctulĭus">Noctulius</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31092.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a deity of the Brixians</i>, Inscr. Spon. Miscell. Antiq. p. 115; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 98, 4</bibl>. </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoctu_lu_cus" key="noctu_lu_cus" opt="n" orig_id="n31093"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctūlūcus">noctulucus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nox-luceo</etym>, <sense id="n31093.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>watching, waking</i>, or <i>seeing at night</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:19:99"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, 19, § 99</bibl> Speng.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocturna_lis" key="nocturna_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31094"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nocturnālis">nocturnalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nox</etym>, <sense id="n31094.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nocturnal</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">cucullus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:7:16"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habitatio,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Alcim.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 33</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnocturnus" key="nocturnus" opt="n" orig_id="n31095"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nocturnus">nocturnus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">from the <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> noctu, analog. to diurnus from diu</etym>, <sense id="n31095.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the night, nocturnal</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">labores diurnos nocturnosque suscipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:23:82"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 23, 82</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">opp. diurnus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:3:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nocturnum praesidium Palatii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sacra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:15:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 15, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:7:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nocturno certare mero, putere diurno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:19:11"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 19, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bella,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:736"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 736</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ora,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>dark, black faces</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:316"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 1, 2, 107 (316)</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose, of living beings that do any thing <i>at night</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fur nocturnus, Mos. et Rom. Leg. Coll. 7, 2, 1: adulter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:144"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 144</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lupus gregibus nocturnus obambulat,</quote> <i><i>by night</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:538"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 538</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui nocturnus sacra divūm legerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:117"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 117</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:100">2, 6, 100</bibl>: advocati jam paene nocturni, <i>summoned almost in the night-time</i>, i. e. <i>very early</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:15:2"><author>Petr.</author> 15, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31095.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nocturnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the god of Night</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:268"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 116 (268)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoctus" key="noctus" opt="n" orig_id="n31096"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctus">noctus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, v. nox <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoctu_vi^gi^lus" key="noctu_vi^gi^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31097"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noctūvĭgĭlus">noctuvigilus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">noctīv-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nox-vigilo</etym>, <sense id="n31097.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>night-watching</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Venus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:197"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 3, 40 (197)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^cu^us" key="no^cu^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31098"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏcŭus">nocuus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">noceo</etym>, <sense id="n31098.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hurtful, injurious, noxious</i> (very rare), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,014:128"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Hal.</title> 128</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:114"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 114</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_da_bi^lis" key="no_da_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31099"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōdābĭlis">nodabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nodo</etym>, <sense id="n31099.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>knotty</i> (late Lat.), Vict. Tunon. de Poenit. 3.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_da_men" key="no_da_men" opt="n" orig_id="n31100"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōdāmen">nodamen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nodo</etym>, <sense id="n31100.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a knotting, knot</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lori,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 26, 593</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_da_ti^o" key="no_da_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31101"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōdātĭo">nodatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nodo</etym>, <sense id="n31101.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>knottiness, nodosity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">propter nodationis duritiem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:2:9:7"><author>Vitr.</author> 2, 9, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_da_tus" key="no_da_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31102"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōdātus">nodatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from nodo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnodi^a" key="nodi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31103"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nodĭa">nodia</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">notĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31103.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, also called</i> herba mularis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:175"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 19, 115, § 175</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNodi_nus" key="Nodi_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31104"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nodīnus">Nodinus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31104.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a rivulet near Rome, mentioned in prayers</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:20:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 20, 52</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_do" key="no_do" opt="n" orig_id="n31105"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōdo">nodo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nodus</etym>, <i>to furnish</i> or <i>fill with knots</i>.  <sense id="n31105.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ferula nodata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:123"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 22, 42, § 123</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cornus nodata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:186"><author>id.</author> 16, 38, 73, § 186</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31105.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to tie in a knot, to knot</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:32:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 32, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">crines nodantur in aurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:138"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 138</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">collum laqueo nodatus ab arto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:17"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animalia phalerari sibi magis quam nodari videntur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> in Cant. Cantic. 1, § 43</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōdātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>P. a., knotty</i>, i. e. <i>entangled, intricate</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">rapidus nodato gurgite vortex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:9:276"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 9, 276</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_do_se_" key="no_do_se_" opt="n" orig_id="n31106"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōdōsē">nodose</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nodosus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_do_si^tas" key="no_do_si^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n31107"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōdōsĭtas">nodositas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nodosus</etym>, <sense id="n31107.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>knottiness, nodosity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tortuosissima et implicatissima nodositas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,001:2:10"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Conf.</title> 2, 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_do_sus" key="no_do_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n31108"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōdōsus">nodosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nodus</etym>, <i>full of knots, knotty</i> (syn. geniculatus).  <sense id="n31108.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">stipes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:10:101"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 10, 101</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">robur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:8:298"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 8, 298</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lina,</quote> <i><i>nets</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:153"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 153</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">plagae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:110"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:247"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 247</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ossa,</quote> <i><i>the bones of the neck, the cervical vertebrae</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:8:672"><author>Luc.</author> 8, 672</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rami,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:12:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 12, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fructus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:176"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 22, 35, § 176</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cheragra (so called from its producing blains and knots on the fingers),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:1:31"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">podagra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:3:23"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 3, 23</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31108.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>knotty, intricate, difficult</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">quaestiones,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 7, 1 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nodosissimi libri enodati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,001:4:16"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Conf.</title> 4, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cicuta,</quote> <i><i>familiar with the intricacies of the law</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:69"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 69</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">nodosam exsolvite stipem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:2:9:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 2, 9, 1</bibl></cit> (dub.).—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōdōsē</orth>, <i>intricately, obscurely</i> (post-class.); <i>comp.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nodosius,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Res. Carn.</title> 46</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_do_tus" key="No_do_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31109"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōdōtus">Nodotus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Nōdūt-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31109.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a deity who presided over corn, and brought it as far as the knots in the stalk</i>: praefecerunt ergo ... geniculis nodisque culmorum deum Nodutum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:4:8"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 4, 8</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 4, 131</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_du^lus" key="no_du^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31110"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōdŭlus">nodulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nodus</etym>, <sense id="n31110.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little knot</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:26"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 5, 13, § 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">capilli,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:3:23:6"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 3, 23, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_dus" key="no_dus" opt="n" orig_id="n31111"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōdus">nodus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">for gnodus; Sanscr. root gadh-, gandh-, grasp; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">Χανδάνω</foreign>, hold; <foreign lang="greek">γνάθος</foreign>, jaw; Lat. pre-hend-o; Germ. Knoten; Engl. knot</etym>, <i>a knot</i> (cf. nexus).  <sense id="n31111.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nodus vinculumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:chapter=4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Univ.</title> 4</bibl></cit>: necte tribus nodis ternos, Amarylli, colores, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:77"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 77</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cacum Corripit in nodum complexus,</quote> <i><i>clasping him as in a knot</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:260"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 260</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nodos manu diducere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:560"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 560</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nodus Herculis or Herculaneus,</quote> <i><i>a knot difficult to untie, of which Hercules was held to be the inventor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:63"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 6, 17, § 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus tibi nodus, sed Herculaneus, restat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:87:38"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 87, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tamquam nodus Gordius difficillimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:11:1"><author>Amm.</author>14, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: cingulum (novae nuptae) Herculaneo nodo vinctum vir solvit ominis gratia, Paul. ex Fest. s. v. cingulo, p. 63 Müll.—</sense><sense id="n31111.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31111.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A girdle</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">nodoque sinus collecta fluentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:320"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 320</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:13:5"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 13, 5</bibl>.— <cit><quote lang="la">Hence, astronom.: nodus anni,</quote> <i><i>the circle of the equator</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:688"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 688</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31111.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> A mode of dressing the hair, <i>a knot, club</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Rheni nodos,</quote> <i><i>the hair of the Germans gathered into a club</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:37:8"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 37, 8</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">insigne gentis obliquare crinem nodoque substringere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:38"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 38</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31111.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nodi,</quote> <i><i>a knotted fishing-net</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:5:664"><author>Manil.</author> 5, 664</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31111.6" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>A knot, knob, node</i> on a joint of an animal's body: <cit><quote lang="la">crura sine nodis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:27"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cervix articulorum nodis jungitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:177"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 67, § 177</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:217">11, 37, 88, § 217</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dirae nodus hyaenae,</quote> <i><i>a backbone, dorsal vertebra</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:672"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 672</bibl></cit>.— <cit><quote lang="la">Hence, nodi articulorum,</quote> <i><i>a swelling, tumor on the joints</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:21"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 5, 13, § 21</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:110">30, 12, 36, § 110</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31111.7" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>A knot, knob, fold</i>, etc. </sense><sense id="n31111.8" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> In wood or the branches of plants: <cit><quote lang="la">baculum sine nodo aduncum tenens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:18:7"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 18, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:7:9"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 7, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">stipes gravidus nodis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:507"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 507</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">telum solidum nodis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:553"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 553</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gracilitas harundinis, distincta nodis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:158"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 36, 64, § 158</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,001:3"><author>Col.</author> <title>Arb.</title> 3</bibl>.—Hence, <i>the knotty club of Hercules</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,009:1661"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Oet.</title> 1661</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31111.9" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Of a writhing serpent: <cit><quote lang="la">nixantem nodis seque in sua membra plicantem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:279"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 279</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31111.10" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Prov.: nodum in scirpo quaerere, <i>to look for knots in a bulrush</i> (which contains none), i. e. <i>to find difficulties where there are none</i>, Enn. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=330"><author>Fest.</author> p. 330</bibl> Müll. (Sat. v. 46 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">in scirpo nodum quaeris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:247"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 1, 22 (247)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:941"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 941</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31111.11" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> <i>A knot, hard part</i> of a thing; so of metals, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:136"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 13, 37, § 136</bibl>; of precious stones, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:150"><author>id.</author> 37, 10, 55, § 150</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31111.12" level="3" n="7" opt="n"> <i>A star in the constellation</i> Pisces, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,060:chapter=14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 14</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Caes. German.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 243</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31111.13" level="3" n="8" opt="n"> In astron.: <cit><quote lang="la">nodi,</quote> <i><i>the four points in the heavens where the seasons begin, the nodes</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:3:618"><author>Manil.</author> 3, 618</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:2:430"><author>id.</author> 2, 430</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31111.14" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31111.15" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>a band, bond</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">his igitur singulis versibus quasi nodi apparent continuationis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:66:222"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 66, 222</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">velut laxioribus nodis resolvemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:127"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 127</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amabilissimum nodum amicitiae tollere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:14:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 14, 51</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31111.16" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31111.17" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A bond, obligation</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">exsolvere animum nodis religionum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:7"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imponere nodos, i. e. jusjurandum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:20:39"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 20, 39</bibl></cit> Ruhnk.—</sense><sense id="n31111.18" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A knotty point, difficulty, impediment</i>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum hic nodus expediatur non putet senatus nos oportere decedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:21:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 21, 3</bibl></cit>: incideramus in difficilem nodum, Cael. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:11:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 11, 1</bibl>.—With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">Abantem interimit, pugnae nodumque moramque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:428"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 428</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum scopulus et nodus et mora publicae securitatis superesset Antonius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:4:9:1"><author>Flor.</author> 4, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui juris nodos et legum aenigmata solvat (an allusion to the Gordian knot),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:50"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 50</bibl></cit> (hence, Cicuta nodosus; v. nodosus).— Esp.: nodus linguae, <i>the bond</i> or <i>tie of the tongue</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nodum linguae rumpere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:9:2"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 9, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nodos linguae solvere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:13:7:6"><author>Just.</author> 13, 7, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_du_tus" key="No_du_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31112"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōdūtus">Nodutus</head>, v. Nodotus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_e_" key="No_e_" opt="n" orig_id="n31113"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōē">Noe</head>, <itype opt="n">indecl.</itype>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νῶε</foreign> (Hebr. <foreign/>), <sense id="n31113.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Noah</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Sedul.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 1, 174</bibl>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:24:37"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 24, 37</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:6:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 6, 13</bibl>; v. Noa.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoege_um" key="noege_um" opt="n" orig_id="n31114"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noegēum">noegeum</head> (trisyl.), <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n31114.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a garment trimmed with purple;</i> acc. to others, <i>a white upper garment</i>: noegeum quidam amiculi genus praetextum purpura; quidam candidum ac perlucidum, quasi a navo (nauco), quod putamen quorundam pomorum est tenuissimum non sine candore, ut Livius ait in Odyssia: simul ac lacrimas de ore noegeo detersit, id est candido, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=174"><author>Fest.</author> p. 174</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">noegeum nigrum pallium tenue,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Placid.</author> p. 486</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoenum" key="noenum" opt="n" orig_id="n31115"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noenum">noenum</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">noenu</orth>, v. non <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^e^rus" key="no^e^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n31116"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏĕrus">noerus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">νοερός</foreign>, <sense id="n31116.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>gifted with understanding</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Val. 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_la1" key="No_la1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31117"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōla">Nola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nolo</etym>, <sense id="n31117.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Unwilling</i>, an appellation sarcastically given to the dissolute Clodia: in triclinio Coam, in cubiculo Nolam, Cael. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:53"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 53</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^la2" key="no^la2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31118"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏla">nola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31118.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little bell</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">jusserat (canem) in rabido gutture ferre nolam,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Avien.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 7, 8</bibl></cit> dub. (al. notam).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_la3" key="No_la3" n="3" opt="n" orig_id="n31119"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōla">Nola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31119.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of remote antiquity in Campania, founded by the Ausonians, afterwards conquered by the Tuscans, and colonized by the Chalcidians, still called Nola</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:28"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:14">23, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:63"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 63</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:3:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 3, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:7:2"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 7, 2</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:20:1"><author>Just.</author> 20, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:161"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 161</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31119.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōlānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> (Nŏlānus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:11:308"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 11, 308</bibl>), <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Nola, Nolan</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:14"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plebs,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:13"><author>id.</author> 24, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:293"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 293</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number> as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōlāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Nolans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:25"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 25</bibl> and 26.—</sense><sense id="n31119.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōlensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <i>adj., of Nola</i>: episcopus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:1:10"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 1, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_lens" key="no_lens" opt="n" orig_id="n31120"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōlens">nolens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood>, from nolo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno_lenter" key="no_lenter" opt="n" orig_id="n31121"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōlenter">nolenter</head>, a false read. for nocenter, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 14</bibl>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno_lenti^a" key="no_lenti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31122"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōlentĭa">nolentia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nolo</etym>, <sense id="n31122.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>unwillingness</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 1, 25</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNoli^ba" key="Noli^ba" opt="n" orig_id="n31123"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nolĭba">Noliba</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31123.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Tarraconian Spain</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:22"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 22</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_lo" key="no_lo" opt="n" orig_id="n31124"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōlo, nōlŭi">nolo</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nolle</orth> (nevis for non vis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1156"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 5, 2, 32 (1156)</bibl> Brix ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:764"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 75 (764)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1079"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 2, 119 (1079)</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">nevolt for non vult,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:355"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 2, 80 (355)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:112"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 2, 29 (112)</bibl>; <author>Titin.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 144, 7</bibl>; v. Don. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:508"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 508</bibl>: noltis for non vultis, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 381</bibl> P.; <i>gerund. abl.</i> nolendo, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 1, 27</bibl>), <i>v. irreg.</i> <etym opt="n">ne-volo</etym>, <i>to wish</i>, or <i>will ... not; not to wish, to be unwilling</i>.  <sense id="n31124.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen., with <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>, or <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: SI NOLET, ARCERAM NE STERNITO, Fragm. XII. Tab. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:20:1:25"><author>Gell.</author> 20, 1, 25</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nolumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:142"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 2, 85 (142)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novi ingenium mulierum: nolunt, ubi velis: ubi nolis, cupiunt ultro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:813"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 813</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">etiamsi nolint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:31:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 31, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nolo, eundem populum imperatorem et portitorem esse terrarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:4:7:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 7, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pluribus praesentibus eas res jactari nolebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:18"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nollet carmine quemquam Describi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:153"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 153</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">procedere recte Qui moechos non voltis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:38"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 38</bibl></cit>.—Esp. freq. in <i>imp.</i>, noli, nolito, nolite, etc., with <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> periphrastically for the <i>imp., do not</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">noli irascier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:840"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 4, 2, 60 (840)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:845">65 (845)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">noli avorsari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:627"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 2, 1 (627)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noli putare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:33:125"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 33, 125</bibl></cit>: nolito putare, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 505, 20</bibl>: nolite, hospites, ad me adire, <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. 404 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">nolite, judices, existimare, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:42:105"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 42, 105</bibl></cit>: nolitote mirari, Sisenn. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 481, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">noli vexare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:126"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 126</bibl></cit>.— Sometimes with <i>velle</i> pleonastically: <cit><quote lang="la">nolite, judices ... hunc jam naturā ipsā occidentem velle maturius exstingui vulnere vestro, quam suo fato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:32:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 32, 79</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:4:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 2</bibl>.—Sometimes followed by a negative, which does not destroy the negation: <cit><quote lang="la">nolui deesse, ne tacitae quidem flagitioni tuae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:1:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 1, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:45"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 45</bibl>: nollem, <i>I would not, I could wish not</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nollem factum,</quote> <i><i>I am sorry for it</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:165"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 165</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Carthaginem et Numantiam funditus sustulerunt: nollem Corinthum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:11:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 11, 35</bibl></cit>: quod nolim, <i>which Heaven forbid</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">videbis, si erit, quod nolim, arcessendus, ne, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:18:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 18, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:20:100"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 20, 100</bibl>: non nolle, <i>to have no objection, to be willing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum se non nolle dixisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:18:75"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 18, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos ego nominarem: neque ipsi nolunt,</quote> <i><i>and they have no objection</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:26:72"><author>id.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 26, 72</bibl></cit>.—<i>Part. pres.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">me nolente,</quote> <i><i>without my consent, against my will</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:68"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nolente senatu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:274"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 274</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nolentibus umbris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:2:175"><author>id.</author> 2, 175</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31124.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>to wish ill, be adverse</i> to a person (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">cui qui nolunt, iidem tibi, quod eum ornāsti, non sunt amici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 1, 3</bibl></cit>.— <i>P. a.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōlens</orth>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <i>unwilling</i> (post-Aug. for invitus): <cit><quote lang="la">dignitati ejus aliquid adstruere inopinantis, nescientis, immo etiam fortasse nolentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:3:2:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 2, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:1:8"><author>Cels.</author> 1, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:68"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 68</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_luntas" key="no_luntas" opt="n" orig_id="n31125"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōluntas">noluntas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nolo</etym>, <sense id="n31125.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>unwillingness</i>: noluntas ab eo quod nolumus, sicut voluntas ab eo, quod volumus, Placid. Gloss. ap. Mai. Auct. class. 6, p. 568, a.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^ma^des" key="No^ma^des" opt="n" orig_id="n31126"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏmădes">Nomades</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, v. Nomas.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^mae" key="no^mae" opt="n" orig_id="n31127"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏmae">nomae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. nome.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^maeus" key="No^maeus" opt="n" orig_id="n31128"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏmaeus">Nomaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <sense id="n31128.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to the city of Nomae, in Sicily</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">viri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:266"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 266</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^ma^s" key="No^ma^s" opt="n" orig_id="n31129"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏmăs">Nomas</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">comm.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νομάς</foreign> (pasturing flocks); in <number opt="n">plur.</number> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŏmădes</orth>, <sense id="n31129.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>pastoral people that wander about with their flocks, Nomads</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:22"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 3, 2, § 22</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31129.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>the</i> (wandering) <i>Numidians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:320"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 320</bibl>; cf. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.—In <i>sing. collect., a Numidian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:194"><author>Sil.</author> 5, 194</bibl>.—In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nomas versuta,</quote> <i><i>a Numidian fortune-teller</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:7:37"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 7, 37</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31129.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŏmas</orth>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>Numidia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:55:8"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 55, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:75:8">9, 75, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^me_" key="no^me_" opt="n" orig_id="n31130"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏmē">nome</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νομή</foreign>, <sense id="n31130.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a corroding sore, eating ulcer</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nome intestina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:97"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 8, 44, § 97</bibl></cit>.—Usu. in <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏmae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:93"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 9, 36, § 93</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cohibere nomas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:144"><author>id.</author> 26, 14, 87, § 144</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:91">23, 4, 46, § 91</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sanare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:115"><author>id.</author> 30, 13, 39, § 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sistere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:151"><author>id.</author> 24, 16, 94, § 151</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_men" key="no_men" opt="n" orig_id="n31131"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmen">nomen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype> (archaic form of <i>gen. sing.</i> NOMINVS, S. C. de Bacch. Corp. Inscr. Lat. 196, 8), <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">for gnōmen, from root gno, whence gnosco, nosco, co-gnosco</etym>, <i>a name, appellation</i> (syn. vocabulum).  <sense id="n31131.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen est, quod unicuique personae datur, quo suo quaeque proprio et certo vocabulo appellatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:24:134"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 24, 134</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imponere nova rebus nomina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:1:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui haec rebus nomina posuerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:5:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 5, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">appellare aliquem nomine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:56:239"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 56, 239</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huic urbi nomen Epidamno inditum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:262"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 1, 37 (262)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:2:6"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 2, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Theophrastus divinitate loquendi nomen invenit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:19:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 19, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lituus ab ejus litui, quo canitur, similitudine nomen invenit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:17:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 17, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut is locus ex calamitate populi Romani nomen caperet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:13"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 13</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">ludi, Pythia de domitae serpentis nomine dicti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:447"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 447</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">clari nominis vir,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:34:4"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 34, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nominis minoris vir,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:100:5"><author>id.</author> 2, 100, 5</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:112:2"><author>id.</author> 2, 112, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:103:1">2, 103, 1</bibl>: est mihi nomen, inditur mihi nomen, with <i>nom.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cui saltationi Titius nomen est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:62:225"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 62, 225</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eique morbo nomen est avaritia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:11:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 11, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">canibus pigris ... Nomen erit pardus, tigris, leo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:36"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 36</bibl></cit>.—With <case opt="n">dat.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec sunt aedes, hic habet: Lesbonico'st nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:385"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 2, 110 (385)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juventus nomen fecit Peniculo mihi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:77"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 1, 1 (77)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam mihi est Auxilio nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:148"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 3, 6 (148)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">huic ego die nomen Trinummo facio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:843"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 1 (843)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen Arcturo est mihi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> prol. 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cantus cui nomen neniae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:24:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 24, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puero ab inopiā nomen Egerio est inditum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:34"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">est illis strigibus nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:139"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 139</bibl></cit>.—With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus nomen est Viventis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:25:11"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 25, 11</bibl></cit>.—Rarely with <i>ad</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut det nomen ad molas coloniam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1100"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 6, 38 (1100)</bibl></cit>.—Nomen dare, edere, profiteri, ad nomina respondere, <i>to give in one's name, be enrolled, enlist; to answer to one's name</i> when summoned to military duty: <cit><quote lang="la">ne nomina darent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:24"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomina profiteri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:24"><author>id.</author> 2, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nominis edendi apud consules potestas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:24"><author>id.</author> 2, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgis caesi, qui ad nomina non respondissent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:4"><author>id.</author> 7, 4</bibl></cit>; also, <cit><quote lang="la">dare nomen in conjurationem,</quote> <i><i>to join the conspiracy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:48"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab re nomen habet (terra),</quote> <i><i>is named for</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:18:4"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 18, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae (sapientia) divinarum humanarumque rerum cognitione hoc nomen apud antiquos adsequebatur,</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">dea (Viriplaca) nomen hoc a placandis viris fertur adsecuta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:2:1:6"><author>Val. Max.</author> 2, 1, 6</bibl></cit>.—Esp.: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen accipere = nominari: turris quae nomen ab insulā accepit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:112:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 112, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:3:13"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 3, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:5:1"><author>Just.</author> 1, 5, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:37"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:74">15, 74</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:10:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 10, 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic., <i>the middle name of the three which every freeborn Roman had</i>, as distinguished from the praenomen and cognomen. The nomen distinguished one gens from another, the cognomen one familia from another, and the praenomen one member of the familia from another, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:3:27"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 3, 27</bibl>.—But sometimes nomen is used in the signif. of praenomen: <cit><quote lang="la">id nomen (sc. Gaja),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:12:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 12, 27</bibl></cit>.—So, too, in the signif. of cognomen: <cit><quote lang="la">Sex. Clodius, cui nomen est Phormio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:10:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 10, 27</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">tamquam habeas tria nomina,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>as if you were a Roman</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:127"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 127</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.3" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Esp. in phrase: sub nomine, <i>under the</i> assumed <i>name</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui litteras exitiales Demetrio sub nomine Flaminini adtulerant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:54:9"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 54, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sub nomine meo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:2:24"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 2, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carmina sub alieno nomine edere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:55"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multa vana sub nomine celebri vulgabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:12"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:13:25">13, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:5"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 5</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">rogatio repente sub unius tribuni nomine promulgatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:16:6"><author>Liv.</author> 43, 16, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:29"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:50:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 50, 5</bibl>; cf. also II. B. infra.—</sense><sense id="n31131.4" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>A title</i> of power or honor: <cit><quote lang="la">imperatoris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:32:14"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 32, 14</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31131.5" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> In gram., <i>a noun</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:18"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 4, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:42">1, 5, 42</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n31131.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31131.7" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Nomen alicu jus deferre, <i>to bring an accusation against, to accuse</i> a person: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen alicujus de parricidio deferre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:10:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 10, 28</bibl></cit>: nomen recipere, <i>to receive the accusation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">palam de sellā ac tribunali pronuntiat: si quis absentem Sthenium rei capitalis reum facere vellet, sese ejus nomen recepturum: et simul, ut nomen deferret, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:94"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 38, § 94</bibl></cit>; cf. context.—</sense><sense id="n31131.8" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A bond, note, a demand, claim, a debt</i>: tituli debitorum nomina dicuntur praesertim in iis debitis, in quibus hominum nomina scripta sunt, quibus pecuniae commodatae sunt, Ascon. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 10, § 28</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">repromittam istoc nomine solutam rem futuram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:454"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 4, 48 (454)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si neque in tuas tabulas ullum nomen referres, cum tot tibi nominibus acceptum Curtii referrent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:102"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 39, § 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui tibi, ut ais, certis nominibus grandem pecuniam debuit,</quote> <i><i>on good bonds, good security</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 11, 38</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">egone hos digitos meos impellere potui, ut falsum perscriberent nomen?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">volo persolvere, ut expungatur nomen, ne quid debeam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:148"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 3, 40 (148)</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">solvere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:2:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">expedire, exsolvere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:6:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 6, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomina sua exigere,</quote> <i><i>to collect one's debts</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 10, § 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc nomen, quod urget, nunc, cum petitur, dissolvere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:28:68"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 28, 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">transcribere in alium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:7"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui venit ad dubium grandi cum codice nomen,</quote> <i><i>comes with a huge ledger to sue for a doubtful debt</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:110"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 110</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.9" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Nomina facere, in the case of written obligations, <i>to set down</i> or <i>book the items of debt in the account-book</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomina se facturum, qua ego vellem die,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:23:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 23, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">emit homo cupidus (Canius) tanti, quanti Pythius voluit et emit instructos: nomina facit (Pythius), negotium conficit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:14:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 14, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomina facturi diligenter in patrimonium et vasa debitoris inquirimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:1:1:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.10" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> Nomen locare, <i>to offer as surety</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:1:16:1"><author>Phaedr.</author> 1, 16, 1</bibl> (dub.).—</sense><sense id="n31131.11" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>an item of debt;</i> and hence, <i>a debtor</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc sum assecutus, ut bonum nomen existimer,</quote> i. e. <i>a good payer,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:6:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lenta nomina non mala,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:5:22:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 5, 22, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:7:29:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 29, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:7:2"><author>Col.</author> 1, 7, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.12" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>A family, race, stock, people, nation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">C. Octavium in familiam nomenque adoptavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:83"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Crispum C. Sallustius in nomen ascivit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:30"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 30</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:584"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 584</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.13" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> With national names: nomen Romanum, <i>whatever is called Roman</i>, i. e. <i>the Roman dominion, nation, power;</i> esp. <i>of the army</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens infestissuma nomini Romano,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:52:24"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 52, 24</bibl></cit>: CEIVIS ROMANVS NEVE NOMINVS LATINI NEVE SOCIVM QVISQVAM, etc., S. C. de Bacch.; so, <cit><quote lang="la">concitatis sociis et nomine Latino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:19:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 19, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:29:41">3, 29, 41</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi deletum omnibus videretur nomen Romanum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:6:3"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 6, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">relicum Romani nominis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:55:5"><author>id.</author> 22, 55, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:33:11">27, 33, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:10:3">1, 10, 3</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:7:1"><author>id.</author> 9, 7, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aeolio regnatas nomine terras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:70"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Volscūm nomen prope deletum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:8:10"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 8, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen Atheniensium tueri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:5:6:9"><author>Just.</author> 5, 6, 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.14" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31131.15" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>A thing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">infaustum interluit Allia nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:717"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 717</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.16" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>A person</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">popularia nomina Drusos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:759"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 759</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:311">1, 311</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec fidum femina nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:4:61"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 4, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in diversa trahunt unum duo nomina pectus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the love of a mother and sister</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:464"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 464</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:8:30"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 8, 30</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.17" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31131.18" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Name, fame, repute, reputation, renown</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">existimatio, fama): hujus magnum nomen fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:67:238"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 67, 238</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:69:244"><author>id.</author> ib. 69, 244</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnum in oratoribus nomen habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:6:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 6, 22</bibl></cit>: officere nomini alicujus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:pr:3"><author>Liv.</author> praef. § 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">et nos aliquod nomenque decusque Gessimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:89"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen gerere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 1, 20, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">4, 29, 15</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">multi Lydia nominis Romanā vigui clarior Iliā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:9:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 9, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen alicujus stringere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:2:350"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 2, 350</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines nonnullius in litteris nominis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:7:20:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 20, 3</bibl>: parentes, quorum maximum nomen in civitatibus est suis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:22:13"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 22, 13</bibl></cit>.—Of <i>ill repute, bad reputation</i>: malum nomen (only rare and late Lat.): magis eligendum in paupertate nomen bonum quam in divitiis nomen pessimum, Hier. Com. Ep. Tit., Paris, 1546, p. 104 H.—</sense><sense id="n31131.19" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of inanimate things: <cit><quote lang="la">ne vinum nomen perdat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:25"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec Baccho genus aut pomis sua nomina servat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:240"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 240</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.20" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A title, pretext, pretence, color, excuse, account, sake, reason, authority, behalf</i>, etc.: alio nomine et aliā de causā abstulisse. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 14, 40</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">legis agrariae simulatione atque nomine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">classis nomine pecuniam imperatam queruntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 12, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec a te peto amicitiae nostrae nomine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:12:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 12, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:1:1">2, 1, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomine sceleris conjurationisque damnati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 5, § 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomine neglegentiae suspectum esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid exornamus philosophiam, aut quid ejus nomine gloriosi sumus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:14:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 14, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui cum luxuriose viverent, non reprehenderentur eo nomine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:7:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 7, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gratias boni viri agebant et tuo nomine gratulabantur,</quote> <i><i>on your account</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:12:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 12, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Antonio tuo nomine gratias egi,</quote> <i><i>on your behalf</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:16:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 16, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legationes tuo nomine proficiscentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:8:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 8, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem quidem tibi etiam suo nomine commendo,</quote> <i><i>for his own sake</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:21:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 21, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">meo nomine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:29"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">feminarum suarum nomine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:8"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum populo Romano suo nomine indixit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:6:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 6, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">decretae eo nomine supplicationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:59"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 59</bibl></cit>; but: <cit><quote lang="la">acceptā ex aerario pecuniā tuo nomine,</quote> <i><i>on your responsibility</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:3:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 3, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.21" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A name</i>, as opposed to the reality: <cit><quote lang="la">me nomen habere duarum legionum exilium (opp. exercitum habere tantum),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:15:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 15, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Campani magis nomen ad praesidium sociorum, quam vires cum attulissent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:29"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen amicitia est, nomen inane fides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:740"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 740</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.22" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> In eccl. Lat., </sense><sense id="n31131.23" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Periphrastically: <cit><quote lang="la">invocavit nomen Domini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:13:4"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 13, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnipotens nomen ejus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,002:15:3"><author>ib.</author> <title>Exod.</title> 15, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">psallam nomini Domini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,021:7:18"><author>ib.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 7, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">blasphemare nomen ejus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,074:13:6"><author>ib.</author> <title>Apoc.</title> 13, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31131.24" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Delegated power</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in nomine tuo daemones eicimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:7:22"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 7, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quo nomine fecistis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,052:4:7"><author>ib.</author> <title>Act.</title> 4, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locuti sunt in nomine Domini,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>ib.</author> <title>Jacob.</title> 5, 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mencla_ti^o" key="no_mencla_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31132"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmenclātĭo">nomenclatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nomen-calo</etym>, <i>a calling by name</i> (very rare).  <sense id="n31132.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Of persons, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0478,003:11:41"><author>Q. Cic.</author> <title>Pet. Cons.</title> 11, 41</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31132.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Of things: <cit><quote lang="la">vitium,</quote> <i><i>a list, catalogue</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:2:31"><author>Col.</author> 3, 2, 31</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mencla_tor" key="no_mencla_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31133"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmenclātor">nomenclator</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōmencŭlātor</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:30:23"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 30, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:19"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 34</bibl>), <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nomen-calo</etym>, <sense id="n31133.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who calls</i> a person or thing <i>by name, a nomenclator;</i> among the Romans, <i>a slave who attended his master in canvassing</i> and on similar occasions, for the purpose of telling him the names of those he met in the street, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:1:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 1, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:36:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 36, 37</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomenclatori memoriae loco audacia est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:1:3:10"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 1, 3, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:19:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 19, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:6:33:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 6, 33, 4</bibl>.—Under the emperors, <i>a slave who told his master the names of the other slaves</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">servorum causā nomenclator adhibendus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:26"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 1, 6, § 26</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mencla_tu_ra" key="no_mencla_tu_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n31134"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmenclātūra">nomenclatura</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nomen-calo</etym>, <sense id="n31134.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a calling by name, a list of names, nomenclature</i> (Plinian), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>H. N.</title> 3 prooem. § 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:52"><author>id.</author> 21, 9, 28, § 52</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mencu^la_tor" key="no_mencu^la_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31135"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmencŭlātor">nomenculator</head>, v. nomenclator.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_mentum" key="No_mentum" opt="n" orig_id="n31136"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōmentum">Nomentum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n31136.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in the country of the Sabines</i>, now <i>Mentana</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:38"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:22">4, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32">32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:773"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 773</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31136.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Hence, </sense><sense id="n31136.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōmentānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Nomentum</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:48"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 4, 5, § 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:119"><author>Mart.</author> 13, 119</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">via,</quote> <i><i>the road leading from Rome to Nomentum</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:52"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 52</bibl></cit>.—<i>Plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōmentāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Nomentans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:14"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:64"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 64</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31136.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōmentānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a Roman surname</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">L. Cassius Nomentanus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:102"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 102</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:8:11">1, 8, 11</bibl> et saep.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnŏmĭmus" key="nŏmĭmus" opt="n" orig_id="n31136a"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="‡† nŏmĭmus">nomimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">νόμιμος</foreign>, <sense><i>lawful, legitimate</i>, = legitimus: <cit><quote lang="la">PATER NOMIMVS,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 5059</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mi^na_lis" key="no_mi^na_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31137"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmĭnālis">nominalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nomen</etym>, <sense id="n31137.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a name, nominal</i> (ante- and postclass.): <cit><quote lang="la">gentilitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 8, § 4</bibl></cit> Müll.— </sense><sense id="n31137.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōmĭnālĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the day on which a child received its name, the name-day</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Idol.</title> 16</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōmĭnālĭter</orth>, <i>by name, expressly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">annuere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 2, 80</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mi^na_tim" key="no_mi^na_tim" opt="n" orig_id="n31138"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmĭnātim">nominatim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">nomino</etym>, <sense id="n31138.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>by name, expressly, one by one, in detail</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ibi ego dicam quidquid inerit nominatim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1134"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 4, 90 (1134)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem nominatim excipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:7:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 7, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non nominatim, sed generatim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:6:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quicquid esset in praedio vitii, id statuerunt, si venditor sciret, nisi nominatim dictum esset, praestari oportere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:16:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 16, 65</bibl></cit>: fortissimum quemque nominatim evocare, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:39:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 39, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quidem filius a patre exheredetur, nominatim exheredari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 2:127"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 127</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mi^na_ti^o" key="no_mi^na_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31139"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmĭnātĭo">nominatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nomino</etym>, <i>a naming</i>. *  <sense id="n31139.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">consuetudo nominationum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:6:7:7"><author>Vitr.</author> 6, 7, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31139.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31139.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In rhet. lang., <i>a figure of speech, whereby a thing which has no name, or an unsuitable one, receives an appropriate name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:31:42"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 31, 42</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31139.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A nomination</i> to an office (rare but class.): <cit><quote lang="la">paternum auguratus locum, in quem ego eum meā nominatione coöptabo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:13:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 13, 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nominatio in locum pontificis non est facta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:23"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consulum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:45"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 45</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mi^na_ti_vus" key="no_mi^na_ti_vus" opt="n" orig_id="n31140"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmĭnātīvus">nominativus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nomino</etym>, <sense id="n31140.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to naming, nominative;</i> in gram.: <cit><quote lang="la">casus nominativus,</quote> <i><i>the nominative case</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:10:23"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 10, § 23</bibl></cit> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:7:3"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 7, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:9:13">7, 9, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:46">8, 3, 46</bibl> et saep.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mi^na_tor" key="no_mi^na_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31141"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmĭnātor">nominator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nomino</etym>, <sense id="n31141.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a nominator</i> (in jurid. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">nominatores magistratuum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:27:8:1"><author>Dig.</author> 27, 8, 1</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:27"><author>ib.</author> 27</bibl>, tit. 7.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mi^na_to_ri^us" key="no_mi^na_to_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31142"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmĭnātōrĭus">nominatorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nominator</etym>, <sense id="n31142.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to naming, naming, containing names</i> (in jurid. Lat.): nominatorii breves, Cod. Th. 1, 10, 8; 11, 28, 3: <cit><quote lang="la">pericula,</quote> <i><i>having a name, named</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mi^na_tus1" key="no_mi^na_tus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31143"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmĭnātus">nominatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from nomino.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mi^na_tus2" key="no_mi^na_tus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31144"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmĭnātus">nominatus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nomino</etym>, <sense id="n31144.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a naming, a name;</i> in gram., <i>a noun</i> (perh. only in Varr.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:52"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 8, § 52</bibl> Müll.; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:63"><author>id.</author> ib. § 63</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod ad nominatuum analogiam pertinet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:9:95"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 52, § 95</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:10:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mi^ni^to" key="no_mi^ni^to" opt="n" orig_id="n31145"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmĭnĭto">nominito</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. freq. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nomino</etym>, <sense id="n31145.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to name</i> (ante- and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">suscipere hunc motum, quem sensum nominitamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:352"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 352</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:51">4, 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:424">6, 424</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 1522, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_mi^no" key="no_mi^no" opt="n" orig_id="n31146"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōmĭno">nomino</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nomen</etym>, <i>to call by name, to name, to give a name to</i> (esp. <i>after, for</i> a person or thing; cf.: appello, voco, dico).  <sense id="n31146.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: quae (navis) nunc nominatur nomine Argo, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:22:34"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 2, 22, 34</bibl>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:26:47">26, 47</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Chaldaei, non ex artis, sed ex gentis vocabulo nominati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbem constituit, quam e suo nomine Romam jussit nominari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:7:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 7, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amor ex quo amicitia est nominata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:chapter=8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 8</bibl></cit> (Trag. v. 283 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:18:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 18, 51</bibl>.—Esp., <i>to give a surname</i> to a person, <bibl default="NO"><author>Eutr.</author> 8, 8</bibl>: aliquem honoris causā, <i>to name</i> or <i>mention out of respect</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">L. Sulla, quem honoris causā nomino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:2:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem ego hominem honoris causā nominatum volo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 7, 18</bibl></cit>; v. honor: hanc illi <foreign lang="greek">ἰδέαν</foreign> appellant, jam a Platone ita nominatam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 8, 30</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31146.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31146.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Pregn., <i>to render famous, renowned, celebrated</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">laudo, celebro): praedicari de se et nominari volunt omnes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:11:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 11, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sunt clari hodieque et qui olim nominabuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:94"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 94</bibl></cit>; v. under <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>—</sense><sense id="n31146.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To name</i> or <i>nominate</i> a person for an office: <cit><quote lang="la">patres interregem nominaverant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:32"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">me augurem Cn. Pompeius et Q. Hortensius nominaverunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illo die, quo sacerdotes solent nominare, quos dignissimos sacerdotio judicant, me semper nominabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:1:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:22"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 22</bibl>; cf. nominatio.—</sense><sense id="n31146.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>To name, mention, report, accuse, arraign</i> (not ante-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">capita conjurationis, priusquam nominarentur apud dictatorem, mors ab ipsis conscita judicio subtraxit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:26:7"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 26, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui nominatus profugisset, diem certam se finituros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:17"><author>id.</author> 39, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dimnus, cum ceteros participes sceleris indicaret, Philotam non nominavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:6:9:16"><author>Curt.</author> 6, 9, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:6:24">8, 6, 24</bibl>.—Esp., with <i>inter, to name among</i> or <i>as one of; to report as belonging to</i> a party, conspiracy, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">inter conjuratos nemo me nominat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:6:10:5"><author>Curt.</author> 6, 10, 5</bibl></cit>: inter socios Catilinae nominatus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:17"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 17</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Thesea inter eos nomināsset. qui ad inferos adissent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:16:12"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 16, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:93"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 13, 15, § 93</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:55">22, 21, 27, § 55</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> in Ep. ad Galat. 5, 19</bibl> sqq.—</sense><sense id="n31146.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> In gram.: nominandi casus, <i>the nominative case</i> (like accusandi casus, the accusative case), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:42"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 8, § 42</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:9:76">9, § 76</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:10:23">10, 2, § 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:22:5"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 22, 5</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōmĭnātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> (acc. to II. A.), <i>famed, renowned, celebrated</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa Attalica tota Sicilia nominata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 12, § 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nominatiora pericula,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 13</bibl></cit>: bdellium nominatissimum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:35"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 9, 19, § 35</bibl> (al. laudatissimum); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,015:11:10"><author>Vulg.</author> 1 Par. 11, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^mi^o" key="No^mi^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31147"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏmĭo">Nomio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31147.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a hymn to Apollo</i>, Paeanem aut Nomionem citarimus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:59:251"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 59, 251</bibl> B. and K.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^misma" key="no^misma" opt="n" orig_id="n31148"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏmisma">nomisma</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nŭm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ătis</itype> (also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">num-misma</orth>, Ven. Vit. S. Martin. 2, 338), <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νόμισμα</foreign>, <i>a piece of money, a coin</i> (not ante-Aug.).  <sense id="n31148.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31148.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">acceptos, regale nomisma, Philippos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:234"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 234</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">largae nomismata mensae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:62:11"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 62, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">immensa nomismata,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ser. Samm.</author> 28, 525</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31148.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., <i>a coin</i> not in circulation, <i>a medal</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:34:2:27"><author>Dig.</author> 34, 2, 27</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomismata aurea vel argentea vetera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:1:28"><author>ib.</author> 7, 1, 28</bibl></cit>.—Esp., <i>a medal</i> or <i>token</i> given to the knights at the door of the theatre, and entitling the bearer to be served with wine: <cit><quote lang="la">cum data sint equiti bis quina nomismata, quare bis deciens solus, Sextiliane, bibis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:11:1"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 11, 1</bibl></cit> sq.—* </sense><sense id="n31148.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a stamp, an image</i> on a coin: en Caesar agnoscit suum Nomisma nummis inditum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:2:95"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 2, 95</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^mi^us" key="No^mi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31149"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏmĭus">Nomius</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŏmĭos</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŏ-mĭon</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νόμιος</foreign> and <foreign lang="greek">Νομίων</foreign>, <sense id="n31149.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Pasturer</i>, a surname of Apollo, because he tended the flocks of Admetus (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:2"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 2</bibl>); acc. to <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:23:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 23, 57</bibl>, it is from <foreign lang="greek">νόμος</foreign>, lex, and denotes the fourth Apollo: <cit><quote lang="la">Paeanem aut Nomionem citārimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:59:251"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 59, 251</bibl></cit> Klotz.—</sense><sense id="n31149.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A son of Apollo and of Cyrene, the daughter of Hypseus, king of Thessaly</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:13:7:7"><author>Just.</author> 13, 7, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^mos" key="no^mos" opt="n" orig_id="n31150"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏmos">nomos</head> <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <i>m.</i> (and nŏmus), = <foreign lang="greek">νομός</foreign>.  <sense id="n31150.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>A district, province, nome</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Thebais dividitur in praefecturas oppidorum, quos nomos vocant, duodecim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:49"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 9, 9, § 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">substituunt alios nomos, ut Heroopoliten,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:50"><author>id.</author> ib. § 50</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31150.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In music, <i>a tune, air</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:20"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_n" key="no_n" opt="n" orig_id="n31151"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōn">non</head> (old collat. forms <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">noenum</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">noenu</orth>, cf. Lachm. ad Lucr. tom. 2, p. 149 sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">noenum pro non Lucilius lib. XXX.: sed tamen hoc dicas, quid est, si noenu molestum'st. Varro Epistola ad Fusium: si hodie noenum venis, cras quidem, etc.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 143, 33</bibl></cit> sq.: noenum rumores ponebat ante salutem, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 1</bibl>; Ann. v. 314 Vahl.; so, noenum sperando cupide rem prodere summam, Enn. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=229"><author>Fest.</author> p. 229</bibl> Müll.; <cit><quote lang="la">Ann. v. 411 ib.: noenum mecastor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:67"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 1, 1, 28 (67)</bibl></cit>: noenu necesse'st, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:62:127"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 62, 127</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">Ann. v. 161 Vahl.: noenu potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:199"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 199</bibl></cit> Lachm. <title>N. cr.</title>: <cit><quote lang="la">noenu queunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:712"><author>id.</author> 4, 712</bibl></cit>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">contr. from neoenum, i. e. nec unum, not one, like ne hilum, not any thing (cf. Engl. not, i. q. naught, Angl.-Sax. naht, contr. from ne-aht); cf. Germ. nein</etym>, <sense id="n31151.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>not</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hocine agis an non?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:186"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 186</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non erat abundans, non inops tamen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:67:238"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 67, 238</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non est ita, judices, non est profecto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:22:53"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 22, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ipsi auxilium ferre, si cupiant, non queant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:5:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 5, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2:2">1, 2, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">eam (fugam) si nunc sequor, quonam? Cum illo non,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:3:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 3, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.1" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Non before negatives forms a weak affirmative, and before adverbs of emphatic assertion (as prorsus, omnino, etc.) a weak negative: <cit><quote lang="la">moveo nonnullis suspicionem, velle me navigare: quod tamen fortasse non nollem, si possem ad otium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:16:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 16, 2</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">non nemo, non nihil, non nullus, v. h. vv: Res has non omnino quidem, sed magnam partem relinquere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:15:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 15, 3</bibl></cit>: so, non prorsus, etc.—</sense><sense id="n31151.2" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> After negatives it forms a strong affirmative, and after the adverbs above named a strong negative: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil non ad rationem dirigebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:37:140"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 37, 140</bibl></cit>; v. nemo, nihil, nullus: <cit><quote lang="la">prorsus non arbitror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:4:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 4, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnino non dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:7:24"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 7, 24</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> But the negative force of non is not destroyed by a following <i>ne ... quidem</i>, or <i>nec ... nec</i>: non fugio ne hos quidem mores. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:210"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 90, § 210</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:42:16"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 42, 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non medius fidius prae lacrimis possum reliqua nec cogitare nec scribere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:12:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 12, 1</bibl></cit>.—In a very few passages non is added to a negative to strengthen it (cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">οὐ μή</foreign>): <cit><quote lang="la">nolle successum non patribus, non consulibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:45:5"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 45, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:11:6"><author>id.</author> 3, 11, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec sursum nec deorsum non cresco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:58:5"><author>Petr.</author> 58, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horam eximere nullam ... non possumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:6:3:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 6, 3, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1411"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 5, 18 (1411)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:579"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 4, 4, 23 (579)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:13:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 13, 8</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31151.3α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> Unus non = ne unus quidem: <cit><quote lang="la">unus enim vir Numantinus non fuit, qui in catenis duceretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:18:17"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 18, 17</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3β" level="5" n="ζ" opt="n"> Per litoten, emphatic, <i>by no means, not at all, the reverse of</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non ignobilis tragicus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:12:18"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 12, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non inimici mihi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:10:7"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 10, 7</bibl></cit>; esp. with <i>sup.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cethegus homo non probatissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:5:3:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Par.</title> 5, 3, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo non aptissimus ad jocandum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:17:47"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 17, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non minime commoveri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:125"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 66, § 125</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu me consiliario fortasse non imperitissimo usus esses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:9:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 9, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3γ" level="5" n="η" opt="n"> Non quod, non quo, <i>not that, not as if</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non quod sola ornent, sed quod excellant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:39:134"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 39, 134</bibl></cit>: me non sane movet res publica; <cit><quote lang="la">non quo sit mihi quidquam carius: sed, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:15:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 15, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non quo sit servulus unus, idem quod familia, verum quia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:20:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 20, 58</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3δ" level="5" n="θ" opt="n"> Non nisi, <i>only</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non nisi vicinas tutus arārit aquas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:12:36"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 12, 36</bibl></cit>; v. nisi.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3ε" level="5" n="ι" opt="n"> Non vero, <i>truly not</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non vero tam isti quam tu ipse nugator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:9:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 9, 27</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3ζ" level="5" n="κ" opt="n"> Non modo, non solum ... sed or sed etiam, <i>not only ... but also</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non modo falsum illud esse, sed hoc verissimum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:44:70"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 44, 70</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:15:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 15, 54</bibl>; v. modo and solum.—Sometimes sed is omitted: <cit><quote lang="la">nec solum apud Caecinam: Fabii quoque Valentis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:27"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 27</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3η" level="5" n="λ" opt="n"> Non modo (solum) non ... sed or sed etiam, <i>not only not ... but even</i>: sed ne ... quidem ... <i>but not even</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut non modo a mente non deserar, sed id ipsum doleam, me, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:15:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 15, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc non modo non laudari, sed ne concedi quidem potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu id non modo non prohibebas, verum etiam approbabas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:7:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 7, 3</bibl></cit>.—When the verb of the second clause is the common predicate of both clauses, the second non is omitted in the first clause: <cit><quote lang="la">talis vir non modo facere, sed ne cogitare quidem quidquam audebit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:19:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 19, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">assentatio, quae non modo amico, sed ne libero quidem digna est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:24:89"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 24, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">advena non modo vicinae sed ne Italicae quidem stirpis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:40:2"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 40, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:24:4">3, 24, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:20:2">6, 20, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque solum inscientiam meam, sed ne rerum quidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:46:203"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 46, 203</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod mihi non modo irasci, sed ne dolere quidem impune licet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:24:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 24, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non mentibus solum consipere, sed ne auribus quidem satis constare poterant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:42:3"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 42, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:3:11">4, 3, 11</bibl>; so with sed vix in the second clause: <cit><quote lang="la">haec genera virtutum non solum in moribus nostris, sed vix jam in libris reperiuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:17:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 17, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non modo ad expeditiones sed vix ad quietas stationes viribus sufficiebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:6:8"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 6, 8</bibl></cit>; very rarely <cit><quote lang="la">verum ne ... quidem,</quote> instead of sed ne ... quidem, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:30:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 30, 42</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:19:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 19, 54</bibl>; cf. Zumpt, Gram. § 724.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3θ" level="5" n="μ" opt="n"> Non ita, non tam, <i>not so very, not particularly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">simulacra non ita antiqua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:109"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 49, § 109</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non ita lato interjecto mari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:8:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 8, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non ita diu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:66:233"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 66, 233</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae nunc quidem non tam est in plerisque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:15:58"><author>id.</author> ib. 15, 58</bibl></cit>.—So, non fere, <i>scarcely, hardly</i> (v. fere): <cit><quote lang="la">non fere quisquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:182"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 71, § 182</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3ι" level="5" n="ν" opt="n"> Non si, <i>not even if</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">injussu tuo imperator, extra ordinem numquam pugnaverim, non si certam victoriam videam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:10"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:59:8"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 59, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:14:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 14, 5</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">followed by idcirco (ideo, eo, propterea, etc.): non si Opimium defendisti, idcirco te isti bonum civem putabunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:40:170"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 40, 170</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:9:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 9, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:16:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Top.</title> 16, 60</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:45:8"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 45, 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3κ" level="5" n="ξ" opt="n"> For nedum, <i>much less</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vix mehercule servis hoc eum suis, non vobis probaturum arbitrer,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:9:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 9, 22</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3λ" level="5" n="ο" opt="n"> In an interrogation for nonne: <cit><quote lang="la">quid haec amentia significat? non vim? non scelus? non latrocinium?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:82"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 26, 82</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 2, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 23, § 50</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3μ" level="5" n="π" opt="n"> For ne (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose, regarded by Quint. as a solecism): <cit><quote lang="la">qui tamen dicat pro illo Ne feceris, Non feceris, in idem incidat vitium, quia alterum negandi est, alterum vetandi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:50"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 5, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vos quoque non caris aures onerate lapillis ... Munditiis capimur: non sint sine lege capilli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:129"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 129</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:2:105"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 2, 105</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non Teucros agat in Rutulos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:78"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 78</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non etiam sileas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:91"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non sit, qui tollere curat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:460"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 460</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non ancilla tuum jecur ulceret ulla puerve,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:72"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non dubitaveris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:1:3:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 1, 3, 3</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">non credideris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0425,001:2:9"><author>Rutil. Lup.</author> 2, 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3ν" level="5" n="ρ" opt="n"> With substantives coalescing to form one notion: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vero, aut quod efficeret aliquid, aut quod efficeretur, posse esse non corpus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 11, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">etiam non orator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:15:17"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 15, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:1:22">4, 1, 22</bibl>: veri non dissimulator amoris, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:61"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 61</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quasi servitute praedii non possessori relicta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:34:1:14"><author>Dig.</author> 34, 1, 14</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">non dominus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:15:7"><author>ib.</author> 43, 15, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3ξ" level="5" n="σ" opt="n"> As an answer, <i>no</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut etiam aut non respondere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:104"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 32, 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exhereditavitne (pater filium)? Non,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:19:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 19, 54</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 7, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:97"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 30, 97</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:25:70"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 25, 70</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31151.3ο" level="5" n="τ" opt="n"> In questions, non expresses surprise, and doubt of the possibility of denial (v. Madv. Gram. § 451): <cit><quote lang="la">non sum ego servus Amphitruonis Sosia?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:399"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 247 (399)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non tu scis, etc.?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:703"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 71 (703)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec non turpe est dubitare philosophos, quae ne rustici quidem dubitant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:19:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 19, 77</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:20:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 20, 47</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Quid? aviam tuam pater tuus non manifesto necavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:14:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 14, 40</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_na1" key="no_na1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31152"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōna">nona</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. nonus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_na2" key="No_na2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31153"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōna">Nona</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νῶνα</foreign>, <sense id="n31153.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one of the three Fates</i>: Tria nomina Parcarum sunt, Nona, Decuma, Morta, Caes. Vindex ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:16:11"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 16, 11</bibl>; <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:16:10"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 16, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_na_cris" key="No_na_cris" opt="n" orig_id="n31154"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōnācris">Nonacris</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νώνακρις</foreign>, <sense id="n31154.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mountain in Arcadia, at the foot of which lay a city of the same name, and in which the Styx had its source</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:8:3:16"><author>Vitr.</author> 8, 3, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:131"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 103, 106, § 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:21">4, 6, 10, § 21</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31154.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Hence, </sense><sense id="n31154.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōnācrīnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nonacrian</i>, <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for <i>Arcadian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgo Nonacrina,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Callisto</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:409"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 409</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Atalanta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:185"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 185</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31154.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōnācrĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nonacrian</i>, <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for <i>Arcadian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">heros,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Evander</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:97"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 97</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōnā-cria</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> </sense><sense id="n31154.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Atalanta</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:426"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 426</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31154.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> (Sc. urbs.) <i>The city of Nonacris</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:3:25:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 3, 25, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_nae" key="No_nae" opt="n" orig_id="n31155"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōnae">Nonae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nonus</etym>, <sense id="n31155.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the fifth day in every month of the year, except March, May, July, and October, in which it was the seventh; the nones</i>, so called because it was the ninth day before the ides, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:28"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 28</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">o Nonae illae Decembres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:40:102"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 40, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nonis Februariis si Romae fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:57"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 18, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a. d. tertium Non. Januar. si agere coepisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:2:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 2, 8</bibl></cit>. After the expulsion of the kings, the market-days were no longer allowed to fall on the nones, because the people celebrated the nones as the birthday of Servius Tullius, and fear was entertained of a movement on that day in favor of royalty, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:13"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 13</bibl>. No wedding took place either on the nones or on the ides, because the following day was a dies ater, unfavorable for the offering to be made by the bride, <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 16</bibl>. Augustus, for superstitious reasons, avoided undertaking any thing on the nones, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:92"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 92</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_na_ge_na_ri^us" key="no_na_ge_na_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31156"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnāgēnārĭus">nonagenarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nonageni</etym>, <i>that contains</i> or <i>consists of ninety</i>.  <sense id="n31156.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">nonagenarius motus stellae Martis,</quote> <i><i>ninety degrees distant from the sun</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:60"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 15, 12, § 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fistula,</quote> <i><i>made of a sheet of lead ninety inches wide</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,002:60"><author>Front.</author> <title>Aquaed.</title> 60</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31156.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōnā-gēnārĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a commander of ninety men</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3628</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 8</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31156.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>Ninety years old</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:17:17"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 17, 17</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_na_ge_ni" key="no_na_ge_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n31157"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnāgēni">nonageni</head>, <itype opt="n">ae, a</itype> (<i>gen. pl.</i> nonagenūm, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,002:61"><author>Front.</author> <title>Aquaed.</title> 61</bibl>), <i>adj. distr</i>. <etym opt="n">nonaginta</etym>, <sense id="n31157.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>ninety each</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">porticus ascenduntur nonagenis gradibus omnes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:88"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 13, 19, § 88</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_na_ge_si^mus" key="no_na_ge_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n31158"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnāgēsĭmus">nonagesimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. ord.</i> <etym opt="n">nonaginta</etym>, <sense id="n31158.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the ninetieth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Isocrates quarto et nonagesimo anno scripsisse dicitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:5:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 5, 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_na_gessis" key="no_na_gessis" opt="n" orig_id="n31159"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnāgessis">nonagessis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nonaginta-as</etym>, <sense id="n31159.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sum of ninety asses</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> 1356</bibl> P.; Beda de Num. tom. 1, p. 101.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_na_gi^es" key="no_na_gi^es" opt="n" orig_id="n31160"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnāgĭes">nonagies</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-gĭens</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">nonaginta-as</etym>, <sense id="n31160.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>ninety times</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonagies sestertium,</quote> <i><i>ninety times a hundred thousand sesterces</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:163"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 70, § 163</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_na_ginta_" key="no_na_ginta_" opt="n" orig_id="n31161"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnāgintā">nonaginta</head>, <sense id="n31161.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>num. adj., ninety</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonaginta annos natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:10:34"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 10, 34</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_na_lis" key="No_na_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31162"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōnālis">Nonalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">Nonae</etym>, <sense id="n31162.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the nones</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nonalia sacra,</quote> <i><i>offerings made at the Capitol on the nones</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:28"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 28</bibl></cit> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_na_nus" key="no_na_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31163"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnānus">nonanus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nona, sc. legio</etym>, <sense id="n31163.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the ninth legion</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">miles nonanus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:23"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 23</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōnānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a soldier of the ninth legion</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:30"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:38">14, 38</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_na_ri^us" key="no_na_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31164"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnārĭus">nonarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nonus</etym>, <sense id="n31164.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the ninth hour</i>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nonaria</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. meretrix), <i>a public prostitute</i> (so called because not allowed to <i>show herself</i> before the ninth hour of the day), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:133"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 133</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnondum" key="nondum" opt="n" orig_id="n31165"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="non-dum">nondum</head>, <sense id="n31165.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adv., not yet</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nondum sex menses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:137"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 1, 3, 57 (137)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nondum centum et decem anni sunt, cum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:21:75"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 21, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nondum Voconiā lege latā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:10:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 10, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:6:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 6, 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nondum Ilium et arces Pergameae steterant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:109"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 109</bibl></cit> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">si nondum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:7:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 7, 17</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoneolae" key="noneolae" opt="n" orig_id="n31166"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noneolae">noneolae</head> <itype opt="n">vocantur papillae, quae ex faucibus caprarum suppendent</itype>, Paul. ex Fest. pp. 174 and 175 Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnonge_na_ri^us" key="nonge_na_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31167"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nongēnārĭus">nongenarius</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōningentēnā-rĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nongeni, nongenti</etym>, <sense id="n31167.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>containing nine hundred</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> 1355</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnonge_ni" key="nonge_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n31168"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nongēni">nongeni</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nongentēni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae, a</itype>, <i>num. adj. distr</i>. <etym opt="n">nongenti</etym>, <sense id="n31168.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nine hundred each</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> 1353</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnongente_si^mus" key="nongente_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n31169"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nongentēsĭmus">nongentesimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. noningentesimus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnongenti" key="nongenti" opt="n" orig_id="n31170"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nongenti">nongenti</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōningenti</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:2:7"><author>Col.</author> 5, 2, 7</bibl>), ae, a, <sense id="n31170.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj. card., nine hundred</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab uno ad nongenta ... a mille ad nongenta milia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:49"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Falcidius emerat HS. nongentis milibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:37:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 37, 91</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31170.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nongentus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>one of nine hundred inspectors of the ballot-boxes</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">praeter hos etiamnum nongenti vocabantur ex omnibus electi ad custodiendas suffragiorum cistas ... cum alius se nongentum, alius selectum appellaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:31"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 1, 7, § 31</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnongenti^es" key="nongenti^es" opt="n" orig_id="n31171"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nongentĭes">nongenties</head>, v. noningenties.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnongentus" key="nongentus" opt="n" orig_id="n31172"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nongentus">nongentus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. nongenti.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnonge_si^mus" key="nonge_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n31173"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nongēsĭmus">nongesimus</head>, v. nonigesimus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno_ni^es" key="no_ni^es" opt="n" orig_id="n31174"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnĭes">nonies</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">nonus</etym>, <sense id="n31174.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nine times</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quinquies, sexies, septies, octies, nonies, decies,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 100</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 451, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_ni^ge_si^mus" key="no_ni^ge_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n31175"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnĭgēsĭmus">nonigesimus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nongēsĭmus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <sense id="n31175.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj. ord.</i>, for noningentesimus, <i>the nine hundredth</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> de Pond. p. 1353</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_ningente_si^mus" key="no_ningente_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n31176"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōningentēsĭmus">noningentesimus</head> (or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nongentē-sĭmus</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Caes. 15:4"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 15, 4</bibl>), a, um, <sense id="n31176.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj. ord., the nine hundredth</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> de Pond p. 1353</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_ningenti" key="no_ningenti" opt="n" orig_id="n31177"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōningenti">noningenti</head>, v. nongenti.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno_ningenti^es" key="no_ningenti^es" opt="n" orig_id="n31178"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōningentĭes">noningenties</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-tĭens</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nōn-gentĭes</orth>), <sense id="n31178.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nine hundred times</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">noningenties trigesies septies mille,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:1:6"><author>Vitr.</author> 1, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_ni^us" key="No_ni^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31179"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōnĭus">Nonius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n31179.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman</i> gens. So M. Nonius Suffenas, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 13</bibl>.— Nonius Marcellus, <i>a Roman grammarian, whose treatise</i> De Proprietate Sermonis <i>is extant in a very mutilated form</i>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnonna" key="nonna" opt="n" orig_id="n31180"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nonna">nonna</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. nonnus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnonne^" key="nonne^" opt="n" orig_id="n31181"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="non-nĕ">nonne</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, the interrogative non, expecting an affirmative answer, <sense id="n31181.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>not?</i> </sense><sense id="n31181.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> In a direct interrogation: <cit><quote lang="la">nonne ego hic sto?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:402"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 250 (402)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonne animadvertis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:37:89"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 37, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">te dejectum debeo intellegere, etiamsi tactus non fueris: nonne?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:13:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 13, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid paulo ante dixerim, nonne meministi?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:3:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 3, 10</bibl></cit> Madv. <title>N. cr.</title>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:28:86"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 28, 86</bibl>.—Very rarely repeated: <cit><quote lang="la">nonne extremam pati fortunam paratos projecit ille? nonne sibi clam ...? nonne, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:32:8"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 32, 8</bibl></cit>. But usually followed by non in continued questions: <cit><quote lang="la">nonne vobis haec quae audīstis oculis cernere videmini? non illum ... videtis? non positas insidias? non, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:35:98"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 35, 98</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:2:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 2, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:11:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 11, 27</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31181.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> In an indirect interrogation, <i>if not, whether not</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum esset ex eo quaesitum, Archelaum Perdiccae filium nonne beatum putaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:12:34"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 12, 34</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnonne_mo" key="nonne_mo" opt="n" orig_id="n31182"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="non-nēmo">nonnemo</head>, <itype opt="n">or better separately</itype>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">non nēmo</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n31182.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Some, several, many a one</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:39:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 39, 84</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:5:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 5, 10</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n31182.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Some one, a certain person</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:5:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 5, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnonni^hil" key="nonni^hil" opt="n" orig_id="n31183"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nonnĭhil">nonnihil</head>, v. nihil.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnonni^si" key="nonni^si" opt="n" orig_id="n31184"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nonnĭsi">nonnisi</head>, v. non and nisi.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnonnullus" key="nonnullus" opt="n" orig_id="n31185"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="non-nullus">nonnullus</head> (or written separately, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">non nullus</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:725"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 725</bibl>), a, um, <sense id="n31185.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj., some, several</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non nullumst periculum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:91"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 1, 1, 23 (91)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:222"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 222</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">esse nonnullo se Caesaris beneficio affectum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:37:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 37, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonnulla pars militum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:13:4"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 13, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frumenti copiam nonnullam habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:78:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 78, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non nulli amici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:20:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 20, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non nulla communia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 22, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonnullae cohortes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:24"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 24</bibl></cit>.— <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nonnulli</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (sc. milites), <i>some, several</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:26"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnonnumquam" key="nonnumquam" opt="n" orig_id="n31186"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="non-numquam">nonnumquam</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-nunquam</orth>, <sense id="n31186.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adv., sometimes;</i> opp. numquam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,023:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Vatin.</title> 2, 5</bibl>; with <cit><quote lang="la">aliquando,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:8:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 8, 2</bibl></cit>: nonnumquam interdiu, saepius noctu, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:8"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 8</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnonnus" key="nonnus" opt="n" orig_id="n31187"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nonnus">nonnus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nonna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <sense id="n31187.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A monk; a nun</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 117</bibl>, n. 6; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 22</bibl>, n. 16.—</sense><sense id="n31187.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A tutor</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4670</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnonnusquam" key="nonnusquam" opt="n" orig_id="n31188"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="non-nusquam">nonnusquam</head>, <sense id="n31188.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adv., in some places</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:120"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 19, 24, § 120</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">silices quibusdam in locis rubentes, nonnusquam vero et albi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:168"><author>id.</author> 36, 22, 49, § 168</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:24:31"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 24, 31</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_no_" key="no_no_" opt="n" orig_id="n31189"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnō">nono</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nonus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_nunci^um" key="no_nunci^um" opt="n" orig_id="n31190"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnuncĭum">nonuncium</head> <itype opt="n">et sescunciam quod magistri ludi appellant, significat dodrantem et dimidium teruncium, quod singula sescuncia uncia et dimidium sit</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno_nus" key="no_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31191"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnus">nonus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. ord.</i> <etym opt="n">for novenus, from novem</etym>, <sense id="n31191.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the ninth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra nona,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:18:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 18, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">accedes opera agro nona Sabino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:118"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 118</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31191.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> </sense><sense id="n31191.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> (Sc. hora.) <i>The ninth hour of the day</i>, i. e. the third before sunset, at which hour business was ended at Rome: <cit><quote lang="la">post nonam venies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:71"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 71</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:8:5"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 8, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31191.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> (Sc. pars.) <i>The ninth part</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonas praedae vovere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:20:3:3"><author>Just.</author> 20, 3, 3</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōnō</orth>, <i>ninthly</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>de Anim.</title> 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_nusde^ci^mus" key="no_nusde^ci^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n31192"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnus-dĕcĭmus">nonusdecimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <sense id="n31192.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj. ord., the nineteenth</i> (the class. undevicesimus): <cit><quote lang="la">nonodecimo aetatis anno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:13:16"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 13, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 34</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 449, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_nussis" key="no_nussis" opt="n" orig_id="n31193"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōnussis">nonussis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">novem-as</etym>, <sense id="n31193.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nine asses</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:169"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 169</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_ra" key="No_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n31194"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōra">Nora</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νῶρα</foreign>. <sense id="n31194.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A hill-fort between Lycaonia and Cappadocia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Eum:5:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 5, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31194.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A very ancient city in Sardinia</i>, now <i>Nori</i>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31194.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōrensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Nora</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,029:1:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Scaur.</title> 1, 4</bibl>, c.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōrenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Nora</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,029:2:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Scaur.</title> 2, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:85"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 7, 13, § 85</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31194.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A city of India</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:11:1"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 11, 1</bibl>; v. Mütz, ad h. l.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNorba" key="Norba" opt="n" orig_id="n31195"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Norba">Norba</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31195.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Latium</i>, now called <i>Norma</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:34"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 34</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31195.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Hence, </sense><sense id="n31195.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Norbānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Norba, Norban</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:19"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 19</bibl></cit>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Norbāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Norbans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:1"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:10">27, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:64"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 64</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31195.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Norbānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a Roman surname in the</i> gens Vibia: <cit><quote lang="la">C. Norbanus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:21:89"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 21, 89</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^re_ia" key="No^re_ia" opt="n" orig_id="n31196"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏrēïa">Noreia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31196.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town in Noricum</i>, now prob. <i>Neumarkt</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:131"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 19, 23, § 131</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_rensis" key="No_rensis" opt="n" orig_id="n31197"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōrensis">Norensis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, v. Nora, II. B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNo_ri^cum" key="No_ri^cum" opt="n" orig_id="n31198"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nōrĭcum">Noricum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n31198.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a country lying between the Danube and the Alps</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:70"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 70</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31198.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōrĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Noricum, Norican</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">provincia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:63"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ferrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:145"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 14, 41, § 145</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:712"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 712</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ensis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:71"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 71</bibl></cit>.—In <i>plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nōrĭci</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Noricans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:146"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 24, 27, § 146</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnorma" key="norma" opt="n" orig_id="n31199"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="norma">norma</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">for gnorima (cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">γνώριμος</foreign>); root, gno-; cf. gnarus, nosco</etym>, <i>a square</i>, employed by carpenters, masons, etc., for making right angles (cf. regula).  <sense id="n31199.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">anguli ad normam respondentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:3"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:9:2">9, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:172"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 22, 51, § 172</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31199.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>a rule, pattern, precept</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec sunt haec rhythmicorum aut musicorum acerrima norma dirigenda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:49:190"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 49, 190</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitam ad certam rationis normam dirigere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam ego dicam Fabricium, Curtium, Coruncanium ad istorum (Stoicorum) normam fuisse sapientes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:5:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 5, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hanc normam, hanc regulam, hanc praescriptionem esse naturae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:140"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 46, 140</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natura norma legis est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:24:61"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 24, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:42:178"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 42, 178</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loquendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:72"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">norma et regula oratoris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:26:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 26, 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnorma_lis" key="norma_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31200"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="normālis">normalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">norma</etym>, <sense id="n31200.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>made according to the square</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">normalis angulus,</quote> <i><i>a right angle</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:141"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 141</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgula,</quote> <i><i>a square</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:2:289"><author>Manil.</author> 2, 289</bibl></cit>: rigores, Aggen. ap. Comm. in Frontin. p. 53 Goes.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">normālĭter</orth>, <i>according to the square</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1266,001:t. p. 168"><author>Hyg.</author> de Limit. p. 168</bibl> and 176 Goes. —</sense><sense id="n31200.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>In a straight line, directly</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:20:3:11"><author>Amm.</author>20, 3, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnorma_ti^o" key="norma_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31201"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="normātĭo">normatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">norma</etym>, <sense id="n31201.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fashioning</i> or <i>adjusting according to the square</i>, Auct. de Limit. p. 217 Goes.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnorma_tu_ra" key="norma_tu_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n31202"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="normātūra">normatura</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">norma</etym>, <sense id="n31202.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fashioning</i> or <i>adjusting according to the square</i>, Innocent. de Cas. Lit. p. 221 Goes. </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnorma_tus" key="norma_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31203"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="normātus">normatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype> <etym opt="n">norma</etym>, <sense id="n31203.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adjusted according to the square</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">normatus ad perpendiculum,</quote> <i><i>rectangular</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:13:12"><author>Col.</author> 3, 13, 12</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnormo" key="normo" opt="n" orig_id="n31204"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="normo">normo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">norma</etym>, <sense id="n31204.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to square, to set by the square</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">basis ad perpendiculum normata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:13:12"><author>Col.</author> 3, 13, 12</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnormu^la" key="normu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n31205"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="normŭla">normula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">norma</etym>, <sense id="n31205.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small square</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">norma, normula,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 119</bibl></cit>; Bretto, 2 Geometr. p. 1216.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNorti^a" key="Norti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31206"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nortĭa">Nortia</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nurtĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31206.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a goddess of the Volsinii</i>, prob. <i>Fortuna</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam alii Sortem asserunt, Nemesimque nonnulli, Tychenque quam plures, aut Nortiam,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in templo Nortiae Etruscae Deae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:3:7"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si Nortia Tusco Favisset,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Sejanus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:74"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 74</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_s" key="no_s" opt="n" orig_id="n31207"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōs">nos</head>, <itype opt="n">nostrum</itype>, etc., the <number opt="n">plur.</number> of ego, q. v. (<case opt="n">gen.</case> nostrōrum and nostrārum, for nostrum: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo nostrorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:861"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 4, 2, 39 (861)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostrarum quisquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:678"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 678</bibl></cit>) <etym opt="n">cf. Sanscr. nāu; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νῶϊ</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n31207.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>we</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos, nos, dico aperte, consules desumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:1:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 1, 5</bibl></cit>.—It is frequently used instead of ego: <cit><quote lang="la">nos ... habemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:1:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 1, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:15"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos patriam fugimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:1:4"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 1, 4</bibl></cit>.— Instead of the <i>gen. poss.</i> noster is commonly used. But: <cit><quote lang="la">impedis et ais &quot;habe meam rationem.&quot; Habe nostrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:9:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 9, 4</bibl></cit>.— So, freq. with omnium: <cit><quote lang="la">communis nostrum omnium patria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">communem omnium nostrum condicionem miserari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:27:55"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 27, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praesens omnium nostrum fortuna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:38:2"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 38, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:43:18">21, 43, 18</bibl>.—The <i>gen. obj.</i> is usually nostri, rarely nostrum: <cit><quote lang="la">nil nostri miserere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:7"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">memoria nostri tua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:17:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 17, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amor nostri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 12, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostri cupidine captus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:762"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 762</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vale, nostri memor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:318"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 318</bibl></cit>.—<i>Gen. part.</i> nearly always nostrum: <cit><quote lang="la">quem enim nostrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">domus utriusque nostrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:4:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Fabio amantissimo utriusque nostrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:12:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 12, 1</bibl></cit>. —<abbr>Plur.</abbr> with <i>sing. predic.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">absente nobis for absente me,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:649"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 649</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobis merenti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:6:55"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 6, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">insperanti nobis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:107:5"><author>Cato</author>, 107, 5</bibl></cit> sq.—It often takes the suffix <i>-met</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:67"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 67</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:10:56">1, 10, 56</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoscenti^a" key="noscenti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31208"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noscentĭa">noscentia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nosco</etym>, <sense id="n31208.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>knowledge</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Ep. 4:9"><author>Symm.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:6:11">6, 11</bibl> dub. (al. notitia).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnosci^bi^lis" key="nosci^bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31209"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noscĭbĭlis">noscibilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nosco</etym>, <sense id="n31209.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>knowable</i> (eccl. Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>ad Scapul.</title> 2</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Trin. 9:5:12"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 9, 5, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnosci^ta_bundus" key="nosci^ta_bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n31210"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noscĭtābundus">noscitabundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <sense id="n31210.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adj., knowing, recognizing</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:14:11"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 14, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnosci^to" key="nosci^to" opt="n" orig_id="n31211"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noscĭto">noscito</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. freq. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nosco</etym>, <i>to know, to recognize</i> (not in Cic. or Caes.).  <sense id="n31211.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">noscito hanc, nam videor, nescio ubi, me vidisse prius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:539"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 1, 14 (539)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem facie,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:6"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noscitabatur tamen in tantā deformitate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:23:4"><author>id.</author> 2, 23, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praefectos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:3:11:10"><author>Curt.</author> 3, 11, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ducem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:12"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem vocibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:20:14"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 20, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facile inscieis noscitetur ab omnibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:219"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 219</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31211.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To perceive, observe</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">haut est dissimilis, meam quom formam noscito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:1064"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 9, 5 (1064)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">circumspectare omnibus fori partibus senatorem, raroque usquam noscitare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:38:9"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 38, 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31211.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to examine, explore</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aedes noscitat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:863"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 21 (863)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc vestigia, si qua sunt, noscitabo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:684"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 4, 2, 14 (684)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnosco" key="nosco" opt="n" orig_id="n31212"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nosco">nosco</head>, <itype opt="n">nōvi, nōtum, 3</itype> (old form, GNOSCO, GNOVI, GNOTVM, acc. to <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 569</bibl> P.; <i>inf. pass.</i> GNOSCIER, S. C. de Bacch.; cf. GNOTV, cognitu, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=96"><author>Fest.</author> p. 96</bibl> Müll.: GNOT (contr. for gnovit) <foreign lang="greek">οἶδεν, ἐπιγινώσκει</foreign>; GNOTV, <foreign lang="greek">γνῶσιν, διάγνωσιν</foreign>, Gloss. Labb.—Contr. forms in class. Lat. are nosti, noram, norim. nosse; nomus for novimus: nomus ambo Ulixem, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 382</bibl> P., or Trag. v. 199 Vahl.), <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">for gnosco, from the root gno; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">γιγνώσκω</foreign>, to begin to know</etym>, <i>to get a knowledge of, become acquainted with, come to know</i> a thing (syn.: scio, calleo).  <sense id="n31212.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31212.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> </sense><sense id="n31212.3" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <i>Tempp. praes.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum igitur, nosce te, dicit, hoc dicit, nosce animum tuum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:22:52"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 22, 52</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Me.</abbr> Sauream non novi. <abbr>Li.</abbr> At nosce sane, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:464"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 4, 58 (464)</bibl>; cf.: <abbr>Ch.</abbr> Nosce signum. <abbr>Ni.</abbr> Novi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:788"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 6, 19 (788)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:893"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 4, 2, 71 (893)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Juppiter) nos per gentes alium alia disparat, Hominum qui facta, mores, pietatem et fidem noscamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> prol. 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 1, 4 (4)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">id esse verum, cuivis facile est noscere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:862"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 862</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut noscere possis quidque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:190"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 190</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:832">2, 832</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:124">3, 124</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:418">418</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:588">588</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:41:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 41, 64</bibl>: deus ille, quem mente noscimus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:14:37"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 14, 37</bibl>.—<abbr>Pass.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">EAM (tabulam) FIGIER IOVBEATIS, VBEI FACILVMED GNOSCIER POTISIT</quote>, S. C. de Bacch.</cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">forma in tenebris nosci non quita est</quote>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:572"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 572</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes philosophiae partes tum facile noscuntur, cum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:4:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 4, 9</bibl></cit>: philosophiae praecepta noscenda, <author>id.</author> Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 3, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullique videnda, Voce tamen noscar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:153"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 153</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec noscitur ulli,</quote> <i><i>by any one</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:5:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 5, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noscere provinciam, nosci exercitui,</quote> <i><i>by the army</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:5"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31212.4" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <i>Tempp. perf., to have become acquainted with, to have learned, to know</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si me novisti minus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:777"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 4, 10, 47 (777)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cylindrus ego sum, non nosti nomen meum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:292"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 2, 20 (292)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novi rem omnem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:789"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 789</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui non leges, non instituta ... non jura noritis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:13:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 13, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plerique neque in rebus humanis quidquam bonum norunt, nisi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:21:79"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 21, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam (virtutem) tu ne de facie quidem nosti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:32:81"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 32, 81</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:22:71"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 22, 71</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si ego hos bene novi,</quote> <i><i>if I know them well</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:chapter=20"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 20</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: si Caesarem bene novi, <author>Balb.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 7</bibl>, B, 2: <cit><quote lang="la">Lepidum pulchre noram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:23:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 23, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si tuos digitos novi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:21:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 21, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res gestas de libris novisse,</quote> <i><i>to have learned from books</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 5, 19, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nosse Graece, etc. (late Lat. for scire),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Serm. 45:5"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Serm.</title> 45, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:167:40">167, 40</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ibi esses, ubi nec Pelopidarum—nosti cetera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:28:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 28, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:3:9:11"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 9, 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31212.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To examine, consider</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad res suas noscendas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:20"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imaginem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:984"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 2, 29 (984)</bibl></cit>.—So esp., <i>to take cognizance of</i> as a judge: <cit><quote lang="la">quae olim a praetoribus noscebantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:60"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 60</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31212.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in the <i>tempp. praes</i>. </sense><sense id="n31212.7" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to know, recognize</i> (rare; perh. not in Cic.): hau nosco tuom, <i>I know your</i> (<i>character</i>, etc.), i. e. <i>I know you no longer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:445"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 44 (445)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nosce imaginem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:984"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 2, 29 (984)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:788"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 6, 19 (788)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">potesne ex his ut proprium quid noscere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:89"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 89</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:90"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 90</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31212.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., <i>to acknowledge, allow, admit of</i> a reason or an excuse (in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">numquam amatoris meretricem oportet causam noscere, Quin, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:226"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 1, 18 (226)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illam partem excusationis ... nec nosco, nec probo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:4:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 4, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quod te excusas: ego vero et tuas causas nosco, et, 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">atque vereor, ne istam causam nemo noscat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:4:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 4, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31212.9" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> in <i>tempp. perf.</i> </sense><sense id="n31212.10" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To be acquainted with</i>, i. e. <i>to practise, possess</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">alia vitia non nosse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:4 praef"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 4 praef.</bibl></cit> § 9.—</sense><sense id="n31212.11" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In mal. part., <i>to know</i> (in paronomasia), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:897"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 13 (897)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:131"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 1, 3, 51 (131)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31212.12" level="1" n="IV" opt="n"> (Eccl. Lat.) Of religious knowledge: <cit><quote lang="la">non noverant Dominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,007:2:12"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Judic.</title> 2, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,061:1:8"><author>ib.</author> 2 Thess. 1, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Jesum novi, Paulum scio,</quote> <i><i>I acknowledge</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,052:19:15"><author>ib.</author> <title>Act.</title> 19, 15</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōtus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>P. a., known</i>. </sense><sense id="n31212.13" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi rem tam notam esse omnibus et tam manifestam videres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:134"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 58, 134</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ejusmodi res ita notas, ita testatas, ita manifestas proferam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:85"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 34, § 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fingi haec putatis, quae patent, quae nota sunt omnibus, quae tenentur?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:28:76"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 28, 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noti atque insignes latrones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:11:5:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 11, 5, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habere omnes philosophiae notos et tractatos locos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:33:118"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 33, 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facere aliquid alicui notum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tua nobilitas hominibus litteratis est notior, populo obscurior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:7:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 7, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullus fuit civis Romanus paulo notior, quin, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:19"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vita P. Sullae vobis populoque Romano notissima,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:26:72"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 26, 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulli nota domus sua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:7"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31212.14" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">gen.</case> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">notus in fratres animi paterni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:2:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 2, 6</bibl></cit>: noti operum Telchines. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:274"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 274</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">notusque fugarum, Vertit terga,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:17:148"><author>Sil.</author> 17, 148</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31212.15" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <i>subj.-clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">notum est, cur, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:58"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 58</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31212.16" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">Delius, Trojanos notus semper minuisse labores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:331"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 331</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31212.17" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31212.18" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōti</orth>, <i>acquaintances, friends</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">de dignitate M. Caelius notis ac majoribus natu ... respondet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:2:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hi suos notos hospitesque quaerebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:74:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 74, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:85"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 85</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,007:259"><author>Verg.</author> <title>Cir.</title> 259</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31212.19" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In a bad sense, <i>notorious</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">notissimi latronum duces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:14:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 14, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">integrae Temptator Orion Dianae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:4:70"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 4, 70</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:198"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 198</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Clodia, mulier non solum nobilis sed etiam nota,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:13:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 13, 31</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 6, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">moechorum notissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:42"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 42</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31212.20" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>act., knowing, that knows</i>: novi, notis praedicas, <i>to those that know</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:994"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 2, 39 (994)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnosmet" key="nosmet" opt="n" orig_id="n31213"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nosmet">nosmet</head>, v. nos <abbr>fin.</abbr>, and ego.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^so^co^mi_um" key="no^so^co^mi_um" opt="n" orig_id="n31214"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏsŏcŏmīum">nosocomium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νοσοκομεῖον</foreign>, <sense id="n31214.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a hospital, infirmary</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 1, 2, 19</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">22</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 30, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^so^co^mus" key="no^so^co^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n31215"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏsŏcŏmus">nosocomus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νοσοκόμος</foreign>, <sense id="n31215.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an attendant on the sick, a sick-nurse</i>, Jul. Ep. Nov. c. 111, § 410; c. 115, § 452.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoster" key="noster" opt="n" orig_id="n31216"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noster">noster</head>, <itype opt="n">stra, strum</itype> (<i>gen. sing. f.</i> nostrāï, Vel. Long. p. 2222 P.; <i>gen. plur.</i> nostrum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:134"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 2, 25 (134)</bibl>; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>.), <i>pron. poss.</i> <etym opt="n">nos</etym>, <i>our, our own; ours, of us</i>.  <sense id="n31216.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n31216.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> For the <i>poss. gen. of the first person</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostra omnis lis est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:511"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 8, 75 (511)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">averti praedam ab hostibus, nostrum salute socium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:134"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 2, 25 (134)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 743</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">nostris consiliis et laboribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Rhodanus, qui provinciam nostram ab Helvetiis dividit,</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">patrum nostrorum memoriā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:12"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exemplo majorum nostrorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:8:17"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 8, 17</bibl></cit>.—Strengthened by the suff. <i>-pte</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostrāpte culpā facimus ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:766"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 766</bibl></cit>.—Strengthened by an appositive <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui de nostro omnium interitu cogitant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:4:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 4, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in nostro omnium fletu nullam lacrimam aspexisti Milonis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:34:92"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 34, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cui credas nostram omnium vitam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:330"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 330</bibl></cit>: nostra omnium delicta, <author>Greg. M.</author> Lit. Sacram. N. 820.—</sense><sense id="n31216.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Rarely for the <i>object-gen.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne aspernere amorique nostro plusculum etiam quam concedet veritas, largiare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31216.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31216.5" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to us, one of ours, one of us, our friend, ours</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">certe tu me alienabis numquam quin noster siem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:395"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 243 (395)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:430"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 5, 20 (430)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">noster est,</quote> <i><i>he belongs to us, is of our house</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:350"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 79 (350)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:58"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 1, 43 (58)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:342">2, 2, 86 (342)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ciceronem nostrum quid tibi commendem?</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">impedimentis castrisque nostri potiti sunt,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>our men</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:26"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">o noster misericors quid facis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:8:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 8, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ait poëta ille noster,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:10:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 10, 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:7:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 7, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:36:103"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 36, 103</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:3:26"><author>Col.</author> 1, 3, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:8:1">2, 8, 1</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hic noster, quem principem ponimus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>he of whom we are speaking</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:28:99"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 28, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">divi, quorum est potestas nostrorum hostiumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:9"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 9</bibl></cit>: quisquis es, Noster eris, a formula made use of on receiving a deserter into the army, Liv. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 2, 148</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">noster esto,</quote> an expression of assent and applause, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:899"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 3, 25 (899)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:443"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 39 (443)</bibl>: minume istuc faciet noster Daemones, <i>our good friend Daemones</i>, i. e. <i>I</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1245"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 7, 19 (1245)</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">novi ego nostros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:148"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 2, 45 (148)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:83"><author>id.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 2, 26 (83)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">per totum hoc tempus subjectior in diem et horam Invidiae noster,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:48"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 48</bibl></cit>; v. Orell. ad h. l.—</sense><sense id="n31216.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In addressing a person, <i>dear, good</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">o Syre noster, salve, quid fit? quid agitur? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:883"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 883</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31216.7" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Convenient for us, favorable to us</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostra loca,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:19"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hora nostra est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:193"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 193</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNosti^mus" key="Nosti^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n31217"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nostĭmus">Nostimus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νόστιμος</foreign> (returned = redux), <sense id="n31217.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman slave</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Don.</author> 427, 18</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNosti^us" key="Nosti^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31218"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nostĭus">Nostius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n31218.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman</i> gens.— Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nostĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>name of a Roman freedman</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">L. Nostius Zoilus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:46"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 46</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnostras" key="nostras" opt="n" orig_id="n31219"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nostras">nostras</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype> (old form of the <i>nom. sing</i>. nostratis, Cass. Hem. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 943</bibl> P.), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">noster</etym>, <sense id="n31219.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of our country, native</i>: arma nostratia, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 943</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">verba nostratia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:11:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mirifice capior facetiis, maxime nostratibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:15:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 15, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostrates philosophi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:32:90"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 32, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tertium genus nostrates vocant silvestre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:70"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 16, 28, § 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostras cunila,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:9:4:6"><author>Col.</author> 9, 4, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostrates gallinae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:2:13"><author>id.</author> 8, 2, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:37"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 11, 10, § 37</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnostra_tim" key="nostra_tim" opt="n" orig_id="n31220"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nostrātim">nostratim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">nostras; cf. tuatim</etym>, <sense id="n31220.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>in our manner</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tuatim Plautus in Amphit. (2, 1, 4): jam tuatim facis: ubi Sisenna, ut nostratim. Significat autem tuo more,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 196</bibl></cit> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnostra_tis" key="nostra_tis" opt="n" orig_id="n31221"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nostrātis">nostratis</head>, v. nostras <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossNostos" key="Nostos" opt="n" orig_id="n31222"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nostos">Nostos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νόστος</foreign> (return), <sense id="n31222.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>name of a Roman slave</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> p. 194</bibl>, n. 41.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ta" key="no^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n31223"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏta">nota</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nosco</etym>, <i>a mark, sign, note</i> (cf.: signum, insigne, indicium): nota alias significat signum; ut in pecoribus, tabulis, libris, litterae singulae aut binae, alias ignominiam, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=174"><author>Fest.</author> p. 174</bibl> Müll. (v. in the foll.).  <sense id="n31223.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31223.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">reliquis epistulis notam apponam eam, quae mihi tecum convenit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 6</bibl></cit>, a, 2: <cit><quote lang="la">si signa et notas ostenderem locorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:41:174"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 41, 174</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:31"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 31</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sive puer furens Impressit memorem dente labris notam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:13:11"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 13, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caeruleae cui (angui) notae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:87"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 87</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31223.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Notae litterarum, <i>marks</i> or <i>characters</i> in writing, <i>letters</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui sonos vocis, qui infiniti videbantur, paucis litterarum notis terminavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:25:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 25, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sortes in robore insculptae priscarum litterarum notis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:41:85"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 41, 85</bibl></cit>.—So without litterarum: <cit><quote lang="la">quosque legat versus oculo properante viator, Grandibus in tituli marmore caede notis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:3:72"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 3, 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">foliisque notas et nomina mandat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:444"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 444</bibl></cit>: C nota praenominis, cum sola Gaium notat; <cit><quote lang="la">item numeri cum centum significat,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> 418</bibl></cit> P.—</sense><sense id="n31223.5" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, notae, <i>a letter, epistle, writing</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">inspicit acceptas hostis ab hoste notas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:4:6"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:20:207">20, 207</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:577"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 577</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">incisa notis marmora publicis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:8:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 8, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Secret characters, secret writing, cipher</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quibus (epistulis), si qua occultius perferenda essent, per notas scripsit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:56"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 56</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:88"><author>id.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 88</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:11:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 11, 25</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:17:9"><author>Gell.</author> 17, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 1, 25</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.7" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>Short-hand characters, stenographic signs</i>, used instead of the letters of the alphabet: <cit><quote lang="la">apud veteres cum usus notarum nullus esset, propter perscribendi difficultatem ... quaedam verba atque nomina ex communi sensu primis litteris notabant, et singulae litterae quid significarent, in promptu erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0996,001:de Jur. Not. Signif. 1"><author>Val. Prob.</author> de Jur. Not. Signif. 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid verborum notas, quibus quamvis citata excipitur oratio et celeritatem linguae manus sequitur?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:90:25"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 90, 25</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tit.:3"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tit.</title> 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">notis scriptae tabulae non continentur edicto, quia notas litteras non esse Pedius scripsit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:37:1:6"><author>Dig.</author> 37, 1, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:13:1:section=7"><author>ib.</author> 50, 13, 1, § 7</bibl>: verba notis brevibus comprendere cuncta peritus, Raptimque punctis dicta praepetibus sequi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:9:23"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 9, 23</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.8" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>Memoranda, notes, brief extracts</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">idem (Aristoteles) locos, quasi argumentorum notas, tradidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:14:46"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 14, 46</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.9" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>A note</i> in music: <cit><quote lang="la">notis musicis cantica excipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:12:14"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 12, 14</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31223.10" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> <i>A critical mark</i>, made on the margin of a book in reading, to point out particular passages: <cit><quote lang="la">notam apponere ad malum versum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:30:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 30, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mittam tibi libros, et imponam notas, ut ad ea ipsa protinus, quae probo et miror accedas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:6:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 4</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 1, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:59:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 59, 2</bibl>.— Hence, </sense><sense id="n31223.11" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a critical remark, a note</i>, on a writing: <cit><quote lang="la">ex notā Marcelli constat, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:49:17:10"><author>Dig.</author> 49, 17, 10</bibl></cit>; Cod. Th. 1, 4, 1.— </sense><sense id="n31223.12" level="3" n="7" opt="n"> <i>A mark on a wine-cask</i>, to denote the quality of the wine: <cit><quote lang="la">nota Falerni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:3:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 3, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:10:24"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 10, 24</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31223.13" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a sort, kind, quality</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eae notae sunt optimae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>wines of those brands</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:83:287"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 83, 287</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex hac notā corporum est aër,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:2:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">secundae notae mel,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:9:15:3"><author>Col.</author> 9, 15, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eum ex hac notā litteratorum esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:83:7"><author>Petr.</author> 83, 7</bibl></cit>: de meliore notā, Cur. 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">quaedam beneficia non sunt ex hac vulgari notā, sed majora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:3:9:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 3, 9, 1</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31223.14" level="3" n="8" opt="n"> <i>A distinguishing mark. distinctive feature</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujusque generis dicendi nota,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:23:75"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 23, 75</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:4:22:22"><author>Phaedr.</author> 4, 22, 22</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.15" level="3" n="9" opt="n"> <i>A nod, beck, sign</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">innuet: acceptas tu quoque redde notas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:514"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 514</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:466"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 466</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31223.16" level="3" n="10" opt="n"> <i>A brand</i> on the body of a bad slave: <cit><quote lang="la">multos honesti ordinis, deformatos prius stigmatum notis, ad metalla condemnavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:27"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 27</bibl></cit>.—Also of <i>tattoo-marks</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">barbarus compunctus notis Thraciis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:7:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 7, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">interstincti corpora ... fucatis et densioribus notis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:31:2:14"><author>Amm.</author>31, 2, 14</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.17" level="3" n="11" opt="n"> <i>A mark, spot, mole</i> on the body (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">naevus, macula): corpore traditur maculoso dispersis per pectus atque alvum genetivis notis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:80"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 80</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:2:59"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 2, 59</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.18" level="3" n="12" opt="n"> <i>A stamp impression</i> on a coin: <cit><quote lang="la">nummos omnis notae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:75"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 75</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:94">94</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 25</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.19" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31223.20" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>a mark, sign, token</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">notae ac vestigia suorum flagitiorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:115"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 47, § 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam scite per notas nos certiores facit Juppiter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:21:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 21, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi quoque impendere idem exitium, certis quibusdam notis augurabar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:3:11:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 11, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomina et notae morti destinatorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:49"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pro re publicā cicatrices ac notas virtutis accipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:13:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 13, 36</bibl></cit>: interspirationis enim, non defatigationis nostrae neque librariorum notae, <i>signs</i> of punctuation marks, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:44:173"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 44, 173</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.21" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31223.22" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A characteristic quality, character</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">patefacta interiore notā animi sui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:54"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 54</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31223.23" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Nota censoria, or simply nota, <i>the mark</i> or <i>note which the censors affixed in their lists of citizens to the name of any one whom they censured for immorality</i> or <i>want of patriotism</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">censoriae severitatis nota,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:46:129"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 46, 129</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patrum memoriā institutum fertur, ut censores motis e senatu adscriberent notas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:42:6"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 42, 6</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">duo milia nominum in aerarios relata, tribuque omnes moti, additumque tam acri censoriae notae triste senatus consultum, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:18:9"><author>id.</author> 24, 18, 9</bibl></cit> Weissenb.: <cit><quote lang="la">censores senatum sine ullius notā legerunt,</quote> <i><i>not excluding any one</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:7:3"><author>id.</author> 32, 7, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">censores eo anno ... de senatu novem ejecerunt. Insignes notae fuerunt Maluginensis et Scipionis et, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:27:1"><author>id.</author> 41, 27, 1</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">notae jam destinatae exemptus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:20:8"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 20, 8</bibl></cit>; v. Dict. of Antiq. p. 664 sq.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31223.24" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a mark of ignominy</i> or <i>infamy, a reproach, disgrace</i>: quem scis scire tuas omnes maculasque notasque, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 354, 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae nota domesticae turpitudinis non inusta vitae tuae est?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:6:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 6, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Gabinii litteras insigni quādam notā atque ignominiā novā condemnāstis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:10:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 10, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">o turpem notam temporum illorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:18:74"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 18, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo omnibus notis turpitudinis insignis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:9:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 9, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nota ignominiaque Philippi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:44:7"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 44, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sempiternas foedissimae turpitudinis notas subire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:18:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 18, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">notā laborare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:3:2:2"><author>Dig.</author> 3, 2, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ta_bi^lis" key="no^ta_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31224"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtābĭlis">notabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nota</etym>, <i>noteworthy, distinguished, remarkable, extraordinary, memorable, notable</i> (not freq. till the Aug. per.; in Cic. perh. only once; in Caes. not at all).  <sense id="n31224.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Prop.: exitus, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:12:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 12, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">rara et notabilis res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:7:6:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id est notabilius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:22"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud notabile ex diversis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:5:5"><author>id.</author> 8, 5, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">notabilis introitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:40"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cunctis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:374"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 374</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magna ista et notabilis eloquentia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:40"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 40</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31224.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp., in a bad sense, <i>infamous, notorious</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">turpitudine notabiles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:3:1:5"><author>Dig.</author> 3, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quid in pejus notabile est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:3:1"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae imperitis quoque ad reprehensionem notabilia videntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:33"><author>id.</author> 9, 4, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eo notabilior caedes fuit, quia filius patrem interfecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:25"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 25</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31224.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>dis cernible, perceptible</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aspice nobilissimarum civitatum fundamenta vix notabilia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:1:2:3" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:3:2:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ira</title>, 1, 2, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31224.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Pointed at, marked, indicated</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">digitis hominum nutibusque notabilis,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:11:16:5"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 11, 16, 5</bibl></cit> Oud.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏtābĭlĭter</orth>, <i>remarkably, notably; perceptibly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaedam frequentius et notabiliter usurpavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:87"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">expalluit notabiliter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:5:13"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 5, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gaudium eminuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:17:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 17, 5</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">notabilius turbare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:55"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem odisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,003:Decl. 17"><author>Quint.</author> <title>Decl.</title> 17</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ta_cu^lum" key="no^ta_cu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n31225"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtācŭlum">notaculum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">noto</etym>, <sense id="n31225.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a mark, sign</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">notaculum corporis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Min. Fel.</author> 31, 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ta_ri^a" key="no^ta_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31226"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtārĭa">notaria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. notarius, B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ta_ri^us" key="no^ta_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31227"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtārĭus">notarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nota</etym>, <sense id="n31227.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to writing in cipher</i> or <i>short-hand writing</i> (post-Aug.).—Only as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n31227.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏtārĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> </sense><sense id="n31227.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A short-hand writer, stenographer</i> (syn. actuarius), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:3:5:15"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 5, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:2:24"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 2, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:51:2"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 51, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:208">14, 208</bibl> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Alex. Sev.</title> 28</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31227.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a writer, secretary, clerk, amanuensis</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">notarium voco et quae formaverim dicto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:36:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 36, 2</bibl></cit>; Val. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:17:5:15"><author>Amm.</author>17, 5, 15</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31227.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏtārĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> </sense><sense id="n31227.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>The art of writing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in puerilibus litteris prima abecedaria, secunda notaria,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Fulg.</author> <title>Myth.</title> 3, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31227.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A written information, indictment</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,011:169"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 169</bibl> dub.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ta_ti^o" key="no^ta_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31228"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtātĭo">notatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">noto</etym>, <i>a marking, noting.</i>  <sense id="n31228.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">tabellarum,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the marking of the voting-tablets with wax of different colors</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:47:130"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 47, 130</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31228.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31228.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The inflicting of disgrace by the</i> nota censoria; v. nota, II. B. 2.: <cit><quote lang="la">ad notationes auctoritatemque censoriam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:46:128"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 46, 128</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31228.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A designation, choice</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">delectus et notatio judicum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:5:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 5, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31228.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A noticing, observing, observation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">notatio naturae et animadversio peperit artem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:55:183"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 55, 183</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae notatione et laude digna sint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:17:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 17, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">notatio temporum,</quote> <i><i>chronology</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:19:74"><author>id.</author> ib. 19, 74</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31228.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>The designating of the meaning and derivation of a word, etymology</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum notatio, cum ex vi verbi argumentum aliquid elicitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:2:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 2, 10</bibl></cit>; cf.: multa etiam ex notatione sumuntur. Ea est autem, cum ex vi nominis argumentum elicitur: quam Graeci <foreign lang="greek">ἐτυμολογίαν</foreign> vocant, id est verbum e verbo, veriloquium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:8:35"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 35</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:6:28"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 6, 28</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31228.7" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <i>The use of letters to denote entire words, a species of short-hand</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad quas notationes publicas accessit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0996,001:de Jur. Not. Signif. 1"><author>Val. Prob.</author> de Jur. Not. Signif. 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31228.8" level="1" n="F" opt="n"> Rhet. t. t., <i>a describing, depicting, characterizing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">notatio est cum alicujus natura certis describitur signis, quae sicuti notae quaedam naturae sunt attributae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:50:63"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 50, 63</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ta_tus" key="no^ta_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31229"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtātus">notatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from noto.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno_tesco" key="no_tesco" opt="n" orig_id="n31230"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōtesco">notesco</head>, <itype opt="n">tŭi, 3</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">1. notus</etym>, <sense id="n31230.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to become known</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">notescatque magis mortuus atque magis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:68:47"><author>Cat.</author> 68, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec minus haec nostri notescet fama sepulchri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:13:37"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 13, 37</bibl></cit> (3, 5, 21 M.): <cit><quote lang="la">malis facinoribus notescere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:8"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae ubi Tiberio notuere, scripsit consulibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:73"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 73</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:43"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 43</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:42"><author>id.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 42</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nondum fas erat alienigenis hominibus religionem veri Dei notescere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 4, 2, 5</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^thus" key="no^thus" opt="n" orig_id="n31231"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏthus">nothus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">νόθος</foreign>, <i>spurious, not genuine</i>.  <sense id="n31231.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31231.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of persons, <i>illegitimate, bastard, born out of wedlock</i> (but of a known father; contra, spurius, <i>of an unknown father</i>: legitimus, <i>born in wedlock</i>): <cit><quote lang="la">nothum qui non sit legitimus, Graeci vocant: Latinum rei nomen non habemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:97"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 97</bibl></cit>; cf. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=174"><author>Fest.</author> p. 174</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:96"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 96</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:7:10">7, 7, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Antiphaten ... Thebanā de matre nothum Sarpedonis alti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:697"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 697</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31231.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Of animals <i>of a mixed breed, mongrel</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:283"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 283</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:2:13"><author>Col.</author> 8, 2, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:3"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 1, 1, § 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31231.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>not genuine, false, counterfeit</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-class. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">lunaque sive notho fertur loca lumine lustrans, Sive suam proprio jactat de corpore lucem,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>borrowed, not its own</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:575"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 575</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">lumen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:34:15"><author>Cat.</author> 34, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Attis notha mulier,</quote> <i><i>false, counterfeit</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:63:27"><author>id.</author> 63, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quojus genera (nominum) sunt tria, unum vernaculum ac domi natum, alterum adventicium, tertium nothum ex peregrino hic natum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:10:69"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 10, § 69</bibl></cit> Müll.; so, <cit><quote lang="la">notha nomina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:10:70"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, § 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nothae atque adulterae lectiones,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, 182</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ti^a" key="no^ti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31232"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtĭa">notia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νοτία</foreign>, <sense id="n31232.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a precious stone, said to fall with the rain, also called</i> ombria, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:176"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 65, § 176</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31232.1" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A plant</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:175"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 19, 115, § 175</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ti^a_lis" key="no^ti^a_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31233"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtĭālis">notialis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">2. notus</etym>, <sense id="n31233.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>southern</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nubila,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Avien.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 550</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_ti^fi^co" key="no_ti^fi^co" opt="n" orig_id="n31234"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōtĭfĭco">notifico</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. notusfacio</etym>, <sense id="n31234.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make known</i> (perh. only ante- and post-class.): genus alicui, <author>Pompon.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 144, 24</bibl>: res est notificata satis, Poët. Lat. Min. t. 6, p. 383 Wernsd.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_ti^o" key="no_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31235"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōtĭo">notio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nosco</etym>, <i>a becoming acquainted, a making one's self acquainted</i> with a person (syn.: cognitio, perceptio, notitia).  <sense id="n31235.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> * </sense><sense id="n31235.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">quid tibi hanc aditiost? quid tibi hanc notiost, inquam, amicam meam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:612"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 7, 62 (612)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31235.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., <i>a taking cognizance of</i> a thing by a magistrate, <i>an examination, investigation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ceteri agri omnes, sine ullo delectu, sine populi Romani notione, sine judicio senatās, decemvirisaddicentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:21:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 21, 57</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">pontificum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,020:13:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 13, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">notionem ejus differre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:20:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 20, 2</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">censoria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:25:55"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 25, 55</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:19:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 19, 46</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:5:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 5, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">notiones animadversionesque censoriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:31:111"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 31, 111</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad censore, non ad senatum, notionem de eo pertinere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:25:5"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 25, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dilatā notione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:59"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">notioni quindecimvirum is liber subicitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:12"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid denique ad jus civile aut ad actoris notionem atque animadversionem ages injuriarum?</quote> <i><i>the investigation and punishment sought by the plaintiff</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:12:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 12, 35</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:42:1:5"><author>Dig.</author> 42, 1, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:49:1:10">49, 1, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:16:99">50, 16, 99</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31235.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>an idea, conception, notion</i> of a thing: <cit><quote lang="la">notio rerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:39:114"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 39, 114</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum rerum notiones in animis fiant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:10:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 10, 33</bibl></cit>: simulac (homo) cepit intelligentiam, vel notionem potius quam appellant <foreign lang="greek">ἔννοιαν</foreign> illi, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:6:21"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 6, 21</bibl>; cf.: genus est notio ad plures differentias pertinens: Forma est notio, cujus, etc. Notionem appello, quod Graeci tum <foreign lang="greek">ἔννοιαν</foreign>, tum <foreign lang="greek">πρόληψιν</foreign> dicunt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:7:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Top.</title> 7, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:24:57"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 24, 57</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:21:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 21, 59</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in omnium animis deorum notionem impressit natura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:16:43"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 16, 43</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:5:13">2, 5, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">intellegentiae nostrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:11:26"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 11, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">excute intellegentiam tuam ut videas, quae sit in eā species, forma et notio boni viri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:20:81"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 20, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque alia huic verbo subjecta notio est, nisi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:10:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 10, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de fortitudine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:24:53"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 24, 53</bibl></cit>: apud veteres dicebatur, professionem eorum (mathematicorum), non notitiam, esse prohibitam, Mos. et Rom. Leg. Coll. 15, 2, 2.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ti^on" key="no^ti^on" opt="n" orig_id="n31236"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtĭon">notion</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n31236.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, otherwise called</i> cucumis silvaticus, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 113</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_ti^ti^a" key="no_ti^ti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31237"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōtĭtĭa">notitia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype> (<i>gen. sing</i>. notitiāï, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:124"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 124</bibl>.—Collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōtĭtĭes</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:182"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 182</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1047">1047</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:6"><author>Vitr.</author> 6</bibl> prooem.), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. notus</etym>, <i>a being known, celebrity, note, fame</i>.  <sense id="n31237.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">hi propter notitiam sunt intromissi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Di:9:4"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Dion.</title> 9, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tanta notitia te invasit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:19:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 19, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plus notitiae quam fuit ante dedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:3:1:49"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 3, 1, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus Notitiam serae posteritatis habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:8:48"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 8, 48</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31237.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> (class.) </sense><sense id="n31237.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Acquaintance</i> with a person: <cit><quote lang="la">quamquam haec inter nos nuper admodum notitia est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:53"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fama adulescentis paulum haesit ad metas notitia nova mulieris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:31:75"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 31, 75</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:59"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 59</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31237.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic.: notitiam feminae habere, <i>to know</i> or <i>have carnal knowledge of a woman</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:21:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 21, 5</bibl>; cf. cognosco.—</sense><sense id="n31237.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In gen. <i>a knowing, knowledge, an idea, conception, notion</i> of a thing: <cit><quote lang="la">notitiam praebere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:124"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 124</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostrae menti corpora posse vorti in notitiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:745"><author>id.</author> 2, 745</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">notitiam habere dei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:8:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 8, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">valetudo sustentatur notitiā sui corporis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:24:86"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 24, 86</bibl></cit>: notitiae rerum, quas Graeci tum <foreign lang="greek">ἐννοίας</foreign>, tum <foreign lang="greek">προλήψεις</foreign> vocant, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 10, 30</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">natura ingenuit sine doctrinā notitias parvas rerum maximarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:21:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 21, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habere notitiam alicujus rei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:4:8"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 4, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:48"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 5, 5, § 48</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:19:6"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 19, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc venit mihi in notitiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:6"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 1, 1, § 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tradere aliquid notitiae hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:57"><author>id.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 57</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:7:4"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 7, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">antiquitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:4:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 4, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in notitiam hominum pervenire,</quote> <i><i>to become generally known</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:6:2:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 6, 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo notitia supplicii ad posteros perveniret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:6:3:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 6, 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in notitiam populi pervenire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:26:2"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 26, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in notitiam alicujus perferre aliquid,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:18:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 18, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_ti^ti^es" key="no_ti^ti^es" opt="n" orig_id="n31238"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōtĭtĭes">notities</head>, v. notitia <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossNotium" key="Notium" opt="n" orig_id="n31239"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Notium">Notium</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n31239.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city and promontory near Colophon, in Ionia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:26"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:39">38, 39</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:116"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 29, 31, § 116</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ti^us" key="no^ti^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31240"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtĭus">notius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">νότιος</foreign>, <sense id="n31240.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>southern</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">notia sidera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:1:436"><author>Manil.</author> 1, 436</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">piscis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:1:427"><author>id.</author> 1, 427</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">polus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:1:5"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Astron.</title> 1, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0899,001:4:11">4, 11</bibl>. According to Pliny, <i>the Tyrrhene Sea</i> was called by some Greek writers Mare Notium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:75"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 10, § 75</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^to" key="no^to" opt="n" orig_id="n31241"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏto">noto</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nota</etym>, <i>to mark, to designate with a mark</i> (syn.: signo, designo).  <sense id="n31241.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">tabellam cerā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 32, § 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ungue genas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:7:50"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 7, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pueri rubor ora notavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:329"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 329</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rugis uterum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:785"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 785</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ova atramento,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:11:12"><author>Col.</author> 8, 11, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpus nulla litura notet,</quote> <i><i>not a wrinkle</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:18:2"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 18, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31241.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31241.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To write</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">scribit, damnatque tabellas, Et notat et delet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:522"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 522</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31241.4" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In partic., <i>to write in short-hand</i> or <i>cipher, to set down in a summary form</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">notando consequi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:pr:7"><author>Quint.</author> 1 prooem. § 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:2:19">11, 2, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:5:22">4, 5, 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">notata, non perscripta erat summa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=gal.:5"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Galb.</title> 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31241.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To make remarks</i> or <i>notes</i> on a writing, <i>to remark</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">idque et Labeo probat, sed Proculus apud eum notat, non semper debere dari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:3:5:9"><author>Dig.</author> 3, 5, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Marcellus apud Julianum notat: Non dubitamus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:35:1:19"><author>ib.</author> 35, 1, 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:4:18:section=26">50, 4, 18, § 26</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31241.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31241.7" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To signify, indicate, denote</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae notant et designant turpitudinem aliquam non turpiter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:58:236"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 58, 236</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">notare res nominibus novis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa, quae temporis naturam notant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:11:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Part.</title> 11, 37</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31241.8" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic.: aliquem, <i>to allude to, hint at</i> one: <cit><quote lang="la">senatum gestu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:39"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 39</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">conjunx visa est duro vultu Dicta tulisse Jovis, seque indoluisse notatam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:261"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 261</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31241.9" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To mark, note, observe</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerum in cadentibus guttis notare possumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:48:186"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 48, 186</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animadvertere et notare sidera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:43:91"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 43, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cantus avium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:42:94"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 42, 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id caput notavi, et descriptum tibi misi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 22</bibl></cit>: veris initium iste a Favoniā notare, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 10, § 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:29"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 8, 6, § 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:6:1"><author>Petr.</author> 6, 1</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31241.10" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Publicist's t. t., esp. of the censors, <i>to mark</i> or <i>brand</i> with infamy (nota) on account of a crime or fault, <i>to censure, reprimand</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos censores furti et captarum pecuniarum nomine notaverunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:42:120"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 42, 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eques Romanus impolitiae notabatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:12:2"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita senatus rem, non hominem notavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:11:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 11, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:47:130"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 47, 130</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem ignominiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:7:9:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 7, 9, 23</bibl></cit>: luxuria Cornelii non crimine aliquo libidinis, sed communi maledicto notabatur <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:25:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 25, 56</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne is dedecore, maculā, turpissimā ignominiā notetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:99"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 31, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus improbitatem veteres Atticorum comoediae notaverunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:62:224"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 62, 224</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stultus et improbus hic amor est dignusque notari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:24"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">notante judice, quo nosti, populo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:6:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 6, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem joco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:5"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scripta famosa quibus primores viri notabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 8</bibl></cit>. Hence, * <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏtātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>P. a., marked, perceptible</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">notatior similitudo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:3:22:37"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 3, 22, 37</bibl></cit> Orell. (al. notior).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_tor" key="no_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31242"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōtor">notor</head> (collat. form ‡ <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōtos</orth>, <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>), <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nosco</etym>, <sense id="n31242.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who knows</i> a person or thing, <i>a voucher, witness</i>, = cognitor (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">qui notorem dat ignotus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:39:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 39, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:92:11"><author>Petr.</author> 92, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,011:7:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Apoc.</title> 7, 4</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">NOTOS (i. e. notor) ADVENISTI,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4957</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_to_ri^a" key="no_to_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31243"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōtōrĭa">notoria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. notorius, I.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno_to_ri^us" key="no_to_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31244"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōtōrĭus">notorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">notor</etym>, <i>pointing out, making known</i> (post-class.); only <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>  <sense id="n31244.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōtōrĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> </sense><sense id="n31244.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A notice, advice, intelligence, news</i>: quod notoriā tuā intimāsti, Gall. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui falsam de me notoriam pertulerat,</quote> <i><i>information, indictment</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:7:4:6"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 7, 4, 6</bibl>;</cit> Oud., for notorium (v. infra).—</sense><sense id="n31244.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Notoria, <foreign lang="greek">ἀναφορά</foreign>, Gloss.; cf.: <foreign lang="greek">μήνυσις</foreign>, notoria, indicium, Gloss.—</sense><sense id="n31244.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nōtōrĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>an information, indictment</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntiatores, qui per notoria indicia produnt, notoriis suis assistere jubentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:48:16:6"><author>Dig.</author> 48, 16, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Symm.</author> 10, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^tos1" key="No^tos1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31245"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏtos">Notos</head>, <itype opt="n">i, for Notus</itype>, v. 2. Notus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno_tos2" key="no_tos2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31246"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōtos">notos</head>, <itype opt="n">for notor</itype>, q. v.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnotrix" key="notrix" opt="n" orig_id="n31247"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="notrix">notrix</head>, v. nutrix <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^tu^la" key="no^tu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n31248"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏtŭla">notula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nota</etym>, <sense id="n31248.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little mark</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 66</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_tus1" key="no_tus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31249"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōtus">notus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. nosco <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^tus2" key="No^tus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31250"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏtus">Notus</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŏtos</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">Νότος</foreign></etym>, = auster, <i>the south wind</i>.  <sense id="n31250.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">tres Notus hibernas immensa per aequora noctes Vexit me violentus aquā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:355"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 355</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">madidis Notus evolat alis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:264"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 264</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">udus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:10:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 10, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">procellosus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:2:12"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tepidus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:4:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 4, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sub Noton et Borean,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:363"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 363</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31250.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, transf., for <i>wind</i> in gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">tendunt vela Noti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:268"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 268</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:575"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 575</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:512">5, 512</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:5:35"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 5, 35</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^va_cu^la" key="no^va_cu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n31251"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvācŭla">novacula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">novo</etym>, <sense id="n31251.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sharp knife</i>. </sense><sense id="n31251.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">cutem raporum novaculā decerpere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:56:1"><author>Col.</author> 12, 56, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:99"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 23, 47, § 99</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31251.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp. </sense><sense id="n31251.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A razor</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ex novaculā comperistis, tonsor est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:103:1"><author>Petr.</author> 103, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aream (capitis) novaculā radere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:4"><author>Cels.</author> 6, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudare caput,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:66:7"><author>Mart.</author> 2, 66, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">secare fauces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:23"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 23</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:107"><author>Plin.</author> 29, 6, 34, § 107</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tarquinius dixit, se cogitāsse, cotem novaculā posse praecidi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:17:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 17, 32</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:36"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:1:4:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 1, 4, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31251.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A dagger</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">stringitur in densā nec caeca novacula turbā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:61:7"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 61, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31251.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>the name of a fish</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:14"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 2, 5, § 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^va_lis" key="no^va_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31252"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvālis">novalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">novus</etym>, in agriculture, <sense id="n31252.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that is ploughed anew</i> or <i>for the first time</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager restibilis, qui restituitur ac reseritur quotquot annis: contra qui intermittitur, a novando novalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:39"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 39</bibl></cit> Müll.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:59"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, § 59</bibl>; Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=174"><author>Fest.</author> p. 174</bibl> Müll. —Hence, </sense><sense id="n31252.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvālis</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. terra), and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvāle</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. solum). </sense><sense id="n31252.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Fallow land</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">alternis idem tonsas cessare novales,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:71"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae numquam vacuo solita est cessare novali ... se nescit humus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:4:13"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 4, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 1, 6</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">2, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">novale est, quod alternis annis seritur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:176"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 19, 49, § 176</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:2:14"><author>Col.</author> 2, 2, 14</bibl>: pabula fesso praebere novali, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:84"><author>id.</author> poët. 10, 84</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31252.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A field that has been ploughed for the first time</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">talis fere est in novalibus, caesā vetere silvā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:39"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 5, 3, § 39</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:47:21:3"><author>Dig.</author> 47, 21, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">novalis (dicitur), ubi fuit satum antequam secunda aratione renovetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:29:1"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 29, 1</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31252.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31252.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Unploughed land, meadow-land</i>: ille subacto et puro solo gaudet, hic novali graminosoque gaudet, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:pr:1"><author>Col.</author> 6, praef. 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31252.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A cultivated field</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">impius haec tam culta novalia miles habebit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:1:71"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 1, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dira novalia Cadmi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:644"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 644</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31252.7" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>The standing crops</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec prius inde domum quam tota novalia saevos In ventres abeant (boum),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:148"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 148</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^va_men" key="no^va_men" opt="n" orig_id="n31253"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvāmen">novamen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">novo</etym>, <sense id="n31253.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an innovation</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 1, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNova_nensis vi_cus" key="Nova_nensis vi_cus" opt="n" orig_id="n31254"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Novānensis vīcus">Novanensis vicus</head>, <sense id="n31254.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a village on the</i> Via Appia, <i>not far from Calatia</i>, Inscr. Marin. Fratr. Arv. p. 390.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^va_ni" key="No^va_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n31255"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvāni">Novani</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">novus</etym>, <sense id="n31255.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>colonists, immigrants, new residents</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 101</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 1022, 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^va_ti^a_ni" key="No^va_ti^a_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n31256"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvātĭāni">Novatiani</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31256.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the followers of Novatius of Carthage, Novatians, a sect of Christians</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 4, 30, 10</bibl>; Cod. 16, 5, 59 al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^va_tilla" key="No^va_tilla" opt="n" orig_id="n31257"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvātilla">Novatilla</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31257.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a niece of Seneca the philosopher</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:12:18:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Cons. ad Helv.</title> 18, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^va_ti^o" key="no^va_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31258"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvātĭo">novatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">novo</etym>, <i>a renewing, renovation</i> (post-class.).  <sense id="n31258.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 4, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pudendorum,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>shaving</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, 182</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31258.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a renewal</i> or <i>change of a bond or other evidence of debt</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">novatio est prioris debiti in aliam obligationem ... transfusio atque translatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:46:2:1"><author>Dig.</author> 46, 2, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. the whole title: <cit><quote lang="la">de novationibus et delegationibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:46:2"><author>ib.</author> 46, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:34:3:31">34, 3, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:1:21">33, 1, 21</bibl>; debts and obligations were transferred only by novatio, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 2:38"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 38</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:3:176">3, 176</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^va_tor" key="no^va_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31259"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvātor">novator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">novo</etym>, <sense id="n31259.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a renewer, restorer</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">verborum,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>who brings obsolete words again into use</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:15:18"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 15, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stirpis Anniae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 16, 32</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^va_trix" key="no^va_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n31260"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvātrix">novatrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">novator</etym>, <sense id="n31260.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>she who renews</i> or <i>changes</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">rerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:252"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 252</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^va_tus" key="no^va_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31261"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvātus">novatus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">novo</etym>, <sense id="n31261.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a renewing, changing, change</i> (late Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 14, 39</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ve_" key="no^ve_" opt="n" orig_id="n31262"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvē">nove</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. novus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vella" key="no^vella" opt="n" orig_id="n31263"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvella">novella</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. 1. novellus, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vellaster" key="no^vellaster" opt="n" orig_id="n31264"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvellaster">novellaster</head>, <itype opt="n">tra, trum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">novellus</etym>, <sense id="n31264.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>rather new</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vinum novellastrum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^velle_" key="no^velle_" opt="n" orig_id="n31265"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvellē">novelle</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. 1. novellus, I. <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^velle_tum" key="no^velle_tum" opt="n" orig_id="n31266"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvellētum">novelletum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. novellus</etym>, <sense id="n31266.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a place planted with young trees</i> or <i>vines, a nursery-garden</i> (post-class.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:25:1:6"><author>Dig.</author> 25, 1, 6</bibl>; cf.: novelletum, <foreign lang="greek">νεόφυτον, νεοφυτεῖον</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^velli^tas" key="no^velli^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n31267"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvellĭtas">novellitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. novellus</etym>, <sense id="n31267.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>newness, novelty</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 28</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> adv. Prax. 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vello" key="no^vello" opt="n" orig_id="n31268"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvello">novello</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. novellus</etym>, <i>to till new fields, to set out new vines</i> (post-Aug.).  <sense id="n31268.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">edixit ne quis in Italiā novellaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:7"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31268.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitam novellantes Deo,</quote> <i><i>dedicating, renewing by devotion</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 21, 659</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vellus1" key="no^vellus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31269"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvellus">novellus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">novus</etym>, <sense id="n31269.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>young, new</i> (esp. freq. in econom. lang.): <cit><quote lang="la">capra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:3"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:20"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">boves,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:1:3"><author>Col.</author> 6, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sues,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:211"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 84, § 211</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vineae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:31:1"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 31, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">arbor et novella et vetula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:14:39"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 14, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:11"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novellae gallinae,</quote> <i><i>which have hatched for the first time</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:5:8"><author>Col.</author> 8, 5, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppida,</quote> <i><i>newly founded</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:39:3"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 39, 3</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, turba, qs. <i>young brood</i>, for <i>children</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:2:22"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 2, 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum regerem tenerā frena novella manu,</quote> <i><i>new</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:12:24"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 12, 24</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">subtrahere colla novella jugo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:3:7:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 7, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novellum imperium,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Tac.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: novellas et inauditas sectas veteribus religionibus opponere, Mos. et Rom. Leg. Coll. 15, 3, 3.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvellē</orth>, <i>adv., newly</i>, = nove; <cit><quote lang="la">in supposit.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:8"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31269.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n31269.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvella</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. vitis). </sense><sense id="n31269.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A vine newly planted</i>, Coripp. Johann. 3, 327.—</sense><sense id="n31269.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A shoot, sucker</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">filii tui sicut novellae olivarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,021:127:3"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 127, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31269.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŏvellae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. constitutiones), <i>the Novels</i>, a part of the Roman law published after the Codex.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vellus2" key="No^vellus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31270"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvellus">Novellus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31270.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cn. et L. Gavilii Novelli, Aquileienses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:5:1"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 5, 1</bibl></cit> (but Gronov. regards it as <i>adj., new colonists of Aquileia;</i> cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:34:2"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 34, 2</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vem" key="no^vem" opt="n" orig_id="n31271"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvem">novem</head>, <i>num. adj. card</i>. <etym opt="n">kindred to Sanscr. navan; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἐννέα</foreign>; Germ. neun; Engl. nine</etym>, <sense id="n31271.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">novem orbibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:17:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 17, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermo in novem et libros et dies distributus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:5:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">milia passuum decem novem,</quote> <i><i>nineteen</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:8"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vember" key="No^vember" opt="n" orig_id="n31272"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvember">November</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŏvembris</orth>, <itype opt="n">bris</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, with or without mensis <etym opt="n">novem</etym>, <sense id="n31272.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the ninth month of the old Roman year</i> (which began with March), <i>November</i>: mense Octobri fecimus: Novembris reliquus erat, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 696</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">Calendis Novembribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:77"><author>Col.</author> 11, 2, 77</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:58:8"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 58, 8</bibl>: implent tricenas per singula menstrua luces Junius, Aprilis et cum Septembre November, Aus. Ecl. de Dieb. Sing. Mens.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vemde^cim" key="no^vemde^cim" opt="n" orig_id="n31273"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvemdĕcim">novemdecim</head>, v. novendecim.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ve_na_ri^us" key="no^ve_na_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31274"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvēnārĭus">novenarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">novem</etym>, <sense id="n31274.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>consisting of nine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:9:86"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 9, § 86</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">natura,</quote> <author>id.</author> ib.</cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 2, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sulcus,</quote> <i><i>three feet in breadth and three in depth</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:77"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 11, 15, § 77</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vende^cim" key="no^vende^cim" opt="n" orig_id="n31275"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏven-dĕcim">novendecim</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvemdĕcim</orth>, <i>num. adj. card.</i> <etym opt="n">novem-decem</etym>, <sense id="n31275.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nineteen</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">centum septemdecim milia trecenta novemdecim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:24"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 24</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum annos novendecim haberet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Epit. 18"><author>id.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 18</bibl></cit> Weissenb.; v. Drak. ad loc.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vendi^al" key="no^vendi^al" opt="n" orig_id="n31276"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvendĭal">novendial</head>, <itype opt="n">ālis</itype>, v. novendialis, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vendi^a_lis" key="no^vendi^a_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31277"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvendĭālis">novendialis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">novem-dies</etym>, <i>nine-day, of nine days</i>.  <sense id="n31277.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>That lasts nine days, a nine-days’ festival</i>, which was solemnized on the occasion of a prodigy announcing misfortune (esp. a shower of stones): <cit><quote lang="la">novendiale sacrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:31"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:62">21, 62</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:31">23, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:7">25, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:23">26, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:37">27, 37</bibl> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">sacrificium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:36:4"><author>id.</author> 38, 36, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novendiales feriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:5:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 5, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: novendiales feriae a numero dierum sunt dictae, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=176"><author>Fest.</author> p. 176</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n31277.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>That takes place on the ninth day;</i> of offerings and feasts for the dead, which were celebrated on the ninth day after the funeral: novendiale dicitur sacrificium quod mortuo fit nonā die quā sepultus est, Porphyr. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:49"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 49</bibl>; cf.: novendialia, <foreign lang="greek">ἔννατα ἐπί νεκροῦ ἀγόμενα</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.; cf. also <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 5, 64</bibl>.—These solemnities were also called, <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvendĭal</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescio utrum inveniatur, alicui sanctorum in Scripturis celebratum esse luctum novem dies, quod apud Latinos novendial appellant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Quaest. in Heptat. 1"><author>Aug.</author> Quaest. in Heptat. 1</bibl></cit> Quaest. 172: <cit><quote lang="la">novendialis cena,</quote> <i><i>the funeral banquet held on the ninth day</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:5"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Novendiales pulveres ( = recentes),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:48"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 48</bibl></cit>; v. Orell. ad h. 1.—Prov.: exstincto populo etiam novendialis tarde venit, said of one who brings assistance when too late, Ps.-<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:Decl. 12:23"><author>Quint.</author> <title>Decl.</title> 12, 23</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vennis" key="no^vennis" opt="n" orig_id="n31278"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvennis">novennis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">novem-annus</etym>, <sense id="n31278.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of nine years</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">filius,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> <title>Mort. Persec.</title> 20, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vensi^des" key="No^vensi^des" opt="n" orig_id="n31279"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvensĭdes">Novensides</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŏvensĭles</orth>, <itype opt="n">dii, ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">novus-insideo</etym>, <sense id="n31279.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the new gods</i> (those received from abroad, in opp. to indigetes, the native gods): <cit><quote lang="la">Feronia, Minerva, Novensides a Sabinis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:74"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 74</bibl></cit> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title>; cf., respecting the form with <i>d</i>, Mar. Victorin. p. 2470 P.: <cit><quote lang="la">Cincius numina peregrina novitate ex ipsā appellata pronuntiat,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 3, 38</bibl></cit> Orell.; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 3, 39</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: Jane, Juppiter, Mars pater, Quirine, Bellona, Lares, Divi Novensiles, Dii Indigetes, etc., a form of prayer in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:9:6"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 9, 6</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 46</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^ve_nus" key="no^ve_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31280"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvēnus">novenus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>num. adj. distr.</i> <etym opt="n">novem</etym>, <sense id="n31280.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nine each, nine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut virgines ter novenae per urbem euntes carmen canerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:37"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terga novena boūm,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:97"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novenorum conceptu dierum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:53"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 53</bibl></cit>; in <number opt="n">sing.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:2:4"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^verca" key="no^verca" opt="n" orig_id="n31281"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏverca">noverca</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">for noverica, qs. <foreign lang="greek">νεαρική</foreign>, the new one</etym>, <i>a step-mother, step-dame</i>.  <sense id="n31281.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 393, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">uxor generi, noverca filii, filiae paelex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:70:199"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 70, 199</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum is (Hippolytus) patri suspectus esset de novercā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:25:94"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 25, 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saeviores tragicis novercas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:10:5"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 10, 5</bibl></cit> Spald.: <cit><quote lang="la">injusta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:33"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saeva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:128"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 128</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scelerata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:853"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 853</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lurida terribiles miscent aconita novercae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:147"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 147</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 1:63"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 1, 63</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:3:14">3, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:403"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 403</bibl>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">apud novercain queri,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>in vain</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:309"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 80 (309)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31281.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">rerum ipsa natura in eo ... non parens sed noverca fuerit, si, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:1:2"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quorum noverca est Italia,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>who are not natives of Italy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:4:4"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 4, 4</bibl></cit>; so, viles operae, quorum est mea Roma noverca, Petr. poët. Sat. 122, 166.— </sense><sense id="n31281.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvercae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> </sense><sense id="n31281.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Ditches which drain off the waler imperfectly and slowly</i>, Agrim. ap. Goes. 119; 142; 143 al.—</sense><sense id="n31281.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A rough piece of land</i> (so called in allusion to the iniquitas novercae), Hyg. Mun. Castr. § 57 Lange.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^verca_lis" key="no^verca_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31282"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvercālis">novercalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">noverca</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a step-mother</i> (post-class.).  <sense id="n31282.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">novercales ibat venator in agros Ascanius,</quote> <i><i>of Dido</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:2:118"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 2, 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque novercali sedes praelata Lavino,</quote> <i><i>called after Ascanius's step-mother, Lavinia</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:71"><author>Juv.</author> 12, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mycenae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>sacred to Juno, the stepmother of Bacchus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:7:177"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 7, 177</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31282.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>of</i> or <i>like a step-mother</i>, i. e. <i>hostile, malevolent</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">novercalia odia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:2"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novercales Liviae in Agrippinam stimuli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:33"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novercalibus oculis aliquem intueri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:4:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 4, 6</bibl></cit>: erat circa illum Zenobia novercali animo, <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb. Poll.</author> <title>XXX. Tyr.</title> 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vercor" key="no^vercor" opt="n" orig_id="n31283"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvercor">novercor</head>, <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. dep.</pos> <etym opt="n">noverca</etym>, <sense id="n31283.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to act the step-mother to, to treat with harshness</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">alicui,</quote> <bibl  n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:7:14"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 14 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vesi^um" key="No^vesi^um" opt="n" orig_id="n31284"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvesĭum">Novesium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n31284.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in</i> Gallia Belgica, <i>on the Rhine</i>, the mod. <i>Neuss</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:26"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:33">33</bibl>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:35">35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:22">5, 22</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">its fortifications were restored by Julian A. D. 359,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:18:2:4"><author>Amm.</author>18, 2, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno_vi" key="no_vi" opt="n" orig_id="n31285"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nōvi">novi</head>, v. nosco.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vi^a" key="No^vi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31286"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvĭa">Novia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. Novius.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vi^a_nus" key="No^vi^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31287"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvĭānus">Novianus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. Novius.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vi_ci^o_" key="no^vi_ci^o_" opt="n" orig_id="n31288"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvīcĭō">novicio</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nŏvīt-</orth>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. novicius <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vi_ci^o^lus" key="no^vi_ci^o^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31289"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvīcĭŏlus">noviciolus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">novicius</etym>, <sense id="n31289.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>rather new</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 47</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vi_ci^us" key="no^vi_ci^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31290"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvīcĭus">novicius</head> (late Lat. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-ītĭus</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">novus; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:59"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 59</bibl> Müll.</etym>, <sense id="n31290.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>new</i> (mostly confined to technical lang.): novum novicium dicimus et proprium propicium augere atque intendere volentes novi et proprii significationem, Alfen. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:6:5:1"><author>Gell.</author> 6, 5, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaestus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:781"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 92 (781)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vinum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:41"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 1, 23, § 41</bibl></cit>.—Esp. freq. of slaves who have only recently lost their freedom: <cit><quote lang="la">recens captus homo, nuperus et novicius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:718"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 5, 60 (718)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 8, § 6</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">de grege noviciorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">venales novicios accepimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:2:8"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 2, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puellae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:582"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 582</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">turba grammaticorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:11:1:5"><author>Gell.</author> 11, 1, 5</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">novicios philosophorum sectatores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:9:11"><author>id.</author> 1, 9, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">statuae Lupercorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:18"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 5, 10, § 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">colores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:48"><author>id.</author> 35, 6, 29, § 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam sedet in ripā tetrumque novicius horret Porthmea,</quote> <i><i>newly arrived, a novice</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:265"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 265</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏ-vīcĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. verbum), <i>a newly-coined word, an innovation in language</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">at noviciis nostris per quot annos sermo Latinus repugnat!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:12:9"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 12, 9</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvīcĭō</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nŏvīt-</orth>), <i>newly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Luci) Qui novicio capti sunt,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 11, 316</bibl></cit> (acc. to a conject. of Marini, Fratr. Arv. p. 309).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vi^es" key="no^vi^es" opt="n" orig_id="n31291"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvĭes">novies</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-ĭens</orth>), <i>num. adv.</i> <etym opt="n">novem</etym>, <sense id="n31291.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nine times</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ter novies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">noviens Styx interfusa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:480"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 480</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novem novies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:58:31"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 58, 31</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vi^esde^ci^es" key="no^vi^esde^ci^es" opt="n" orig_id="n31292"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvĭes-dĕcĭes">noviesdecies</head>, <sense id="n31292.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>num. adv., nineteen times</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> 1355</bibl> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vi^lu_ni^um" key="no^vi^lu_ni^um" opt="n" orig_id="n31293"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvĭlūnĭum">novilunium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">novus-luna</etym>, <sense id="n31293.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the new moon</i> (late Lat. for nova luna; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">interlunium),</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> 3</bibl></cit> Esdr. 5, 57; 9, 37 al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vi^o^du_num" key="No^vi^o^du_num" opt="n" orig_id="n31294"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvĭŏdūnum">Noviodunum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the name of several cities in Gaul.</i>  <sense id="n31294.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>A city of the Bituriges</i>, near the mod. <i>Nouan</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:12:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 12, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:55">7, 55</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31294.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A city of the Aeduans, on the Loire</i>, the mod. <i>Nevers</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:55:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 55, 1</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31294.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A city of the Suessones</i>, the mod. <i>Soissons</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:12:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 2, 12, 1</bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vio^magus" key="No^vio^magus" opt="n" orig_id="n31295"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏviŏmagus">Noviomagus</head>, v. Nivomagus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vissi^ma_lis" key="no^vissi^ma_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31296"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvissĭmālis">novissimalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">novissimus</etym>, <sense id="n31296.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the last, final</i>: particulae (versuum) finales seu novissimales, Mar. Victorin. p. 2519 P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vissi^me_" key="no^vissi^me_" opt="n" orig_id="n31297"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvissĭmē">novissime</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. novus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vissi^mus" key="no^vissi^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n31298"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvissĭmus">novissimus</head>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, v. novus, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vi^tas" key="no^vi^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n31299"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvĭtas">novitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">novus</etym>, <i>a being new, newness, novelty</i>.  <sense id="n31299.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">rei novitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:28:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 28, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gratiam novitati similem parant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:6:39"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 6, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novitatis gratiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:3:58"><author>id.</author> 9, 3, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plus novitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:74"><author>id.</author> 8, 3, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(figura) ipsā novitate ac varietate magis delectat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2"><author>id.</author> 9, 2</bibl></cit>. 66.—In <abbr>plur.,</abbr> <i>new acquaintances, friendships</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">novitates, si spem afferunt, non sunt illae quidem repudiandae, vetustas tamen loco suo conservanda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:19:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 19, 68</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">anni,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the spring</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:160"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 160</bibl></cit>.—Adverb.: <cit><quote lang="la">AD NOVITATEM,</quote> <i><i>anew, newly</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3278</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31299.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31299.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Rareness, strangeness, unusualness</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sceleris atque periculi novitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:4:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">perturbatis nostris novitate pugnae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:34"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 34</bibl></cit>: rerum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:31"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 31</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">adjuta est novitas numine nostra dei,</quote> <i><i>this novel attempt</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:13:24"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 13, 24</bibl></cit>; so in <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 337</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31299.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The condition of a</i> homo novus, <i>newness of rank</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">novitas mea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:7:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 7, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">contemnunt novitatem meam, ego illorum ignaviam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:85:14"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 85, 14</bibl></cit> (shortly before: <cit><quote lang="la">comparate hunc cum illorum superbiā me hominem novum): quibus novitas familiae haud obstitit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:127:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 127, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31299.5" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>newness, reformation</i>. In eccl. Lat.: <cit><quote lang="la">in novitate vitae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,053:6:4"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Rom.</title> 6, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vi^ter" key="no^vi^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n31300"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvĭter">noviter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. novus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vi_ti^o_" key="no^vi_ti^o_" opt="n" orig_id="n31301"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvītĭō">novitio</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. novicius <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vi_ti^o^lus" key="no^vi_ti^o^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31302"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvītĭŏlus">novitiolus</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nŏvītĭus</orth>, v. novic-.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vi^us" key="No^vi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31303"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvĭus">Novius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n31303.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman</i> gens. </sense><sense id="n31303.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <abbr>Masc.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n31303.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Novius, <i>a famous writer of Atellane plays, a contemporary of Pomponius, about</i> A. U. C. 650-670: <cit><quote lang="la">Novius probatissimus Atellanarum scriptor ait, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:10:3"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 10, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:63:255"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 63, 255</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:69:279">2, 69, 279</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:13:4"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 13, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:17:2:8">17, 2, 8</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 81, 22</bibl> sq. et saep.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŏvĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Novius</i> (the Atellane poet), <i>Novian</i>: oratiunculae, M. Aurel. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1248,001:2:13"><author>Front.</author> <title>Ep.</title> ad M. Caes. 2, 13</bibl> Mai.: <cit><quote lang="la">fullones,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 4</bibl></cit>; v. fullo, I.—</sense><sense id="n31303.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> L. Novius, <i>a tribune of the people and enemy of Clodius</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0803,001:ad Cic. Mil. p. 47"><author>Ascon.</author> ad Cic. Mil. p. 47</bibl> Orell.— </sense><sense id="n31303.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>Another</i> Novius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:6:40"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6, 40</bibl> (perh. a fictitious name, i. q. Newcomer, Upstart). —</sense><sense id="n31303.5" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>A fortune-hunter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:111"><author>Juv.</author> 12, 111</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31303.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <abbr>Fem.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŏvĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <i>the wife of Oppianicus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:9:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 9, 27</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vo" key="no^vo" opt="n" orig_id="n31304"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvo">novo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">novus</etym>. <sense id="n31304.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <i>to make new, to renew</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsi transtra novant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:752"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 752</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullā prole novare viros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:622"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 622</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gregem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:10:229"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 10, 229</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fessa membra,</quote> <i><i>to refresh</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:4:90"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vivāque nitentia lymphā membra novat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:423"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 423</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ardorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:19:2"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 19, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vulnera mentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:11:20"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 11, 20</bibl></cit>; <i>to break up fallow ground</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">novate novale,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,029:4:3"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Jer.</title> 4, 3</bibl></cit>: ager novatus, <i>a field ploughed again, prepared for sowing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">agro non semel arato sed novato et iterato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:30:131"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 30, 131</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:2:44"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 2, 44</bibl>.—<i>To invent, coin</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:37:149"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 37, 149</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:38:154"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 38, 154</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">verbum aut inusitatum aut novatum aut translatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:38:152"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 38, 152</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multa novantur in omni genere materiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:106"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 10, 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novata forma dicendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:1:14"><author>id.</author> 9, 1, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignotum hoc aliis ipse novavit opus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:346"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 346</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31304.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to change, alter.</i> </sense><sense id="n31304.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid in legibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen faciemque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:540"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 540</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc quoque novat (Aristoteles), quod prooemio non narrationem subjungit, sed propositionem,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>deviates from the rule</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:9:5"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 9, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31304.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., in a political respect: novare res, <i>to alter the existing constitution, to overthrow the government, make</i> or <i>effect a revolution</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:52"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novandi res aliquam occasionem quaerentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:23:6"><author>id.</author> 24, 23, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia novare velle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:34"><author>id.</author> 35, 34</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:38">32, 38</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Civilis novare res hoc modo coepit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 14</bibl></cit>.—Also <abbr>absol.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">novare: ubi primum dubiis rebus novandi spes oblata est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:39:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 39, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:31"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:18"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 18</bibl>; cf. <i>impers. pass.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne quid eo spatio novaretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:55:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 55, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vo^co_mensis" key="No^vo^co_mensis" opt="n" orig_id="n31305"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvŏcōmensis">Novocomensis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, v. Comum.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNovomagus" key="Novomagus" opt="n" orig_id="n31306"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Novomagus">Novomagus</head>, v. Nivomagus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNo^vum" key="No^vum" opt="n" orig_id="n31307"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŏvum Cōmum">Novum</head>, v. Comum.</div1>


<div1 id="crossno^vus" key="no^vus" opt="n" orig_id="n31308"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŏvus">novus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. navas; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέος</foreign>, i. e. <foreign lang="greek">νεϝος</foreign>; cf.: noverca, nuntius, denuo, nuper; Germ. neu; Engl. new</etym>, <i>new, not old, young, fresh, recent</i>, etc. (v. antiquus <abbr>init.</abbr>; cf.: recens, novellus).  <sense id="n31308.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31308.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">civitates condere novas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:7:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 7, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nova et a nobis inventa ratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:8:13"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 8, 13</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil novi vobis afferam neque quod a me sit cogitatum aut inventum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:14:21"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 14, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novus veteri exercitus jungitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:7"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 7</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">miles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:87:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 87, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imperator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:44:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 44, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novum de integro proelium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:16"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Camillus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:14"><author>id.</author> 22, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consules,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:15"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">serpens,</quote> <i><i>which has cast its old skin</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:266"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 266</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caro,</quote> <i><i>fresh meat</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:85"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 85</bibl></cit>.—Special phrases. </sense><sense id="n31308.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Novae tabernae, or simply Novae (sub Novis), <i>the new shops; many of the shops of the money-changers in the Forum were burned down</i> A. U. C. 543, <i>and those built on their sites were called</i> Novae, <i>those which remained standing</i> Veteres (v. vetus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:27"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:48">3, 48</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sub Novis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:66:266"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 66, 266</bibl></cit>; cf.: sub Novis dicta pars in foro aedificiorum, quod vocabulum ei pervetustum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:59"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 59</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n31308.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Novae tabulae, <i>new account-books</i>, by making which old debts were cancelled, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:23:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 23, 84</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:6:4:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 6, 4, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:21:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 21, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:21:4">14, 21, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:21">3, 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum Catilina polliceri tabulas novas, proscriptionem locupletium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:21:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 21, 2</bibl></cit>.—Hence, trop.: <cit><quote lang="la">beneficiorum novae tabulae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>forgetfulness of benefits</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:1:4:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 1, 4, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Novus homo, or homo novus, <i>the first of his family who obtained a curule office, a man newly ennobled, an upstart</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:39:138"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 39, 138</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">adeptus es, quod non multi homines novi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:18:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 18, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">in Q. Pompeio, novo homine et fortissimo viro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:7:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 7, 16</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">M. Catoni, homini ignoto et novo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hic novus Arpinas, ignobilis, et modo Romae Municipalis eques,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:237"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 237</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nova nupta,</quote> <i><i>a bride</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:120"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 120</bibl></cit>.—<i>Plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvi</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>recent writers</i>: est et quod appellatur a novis <foreign lang="greek">νόημα</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:5:12"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 5, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">novorum lectio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:5:26"><author>id.</author> 2, 5, 26</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:4:1">5, 4, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.6" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Novae res, <i>new things, novelties</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil te ad me postea scripsisse demiror, praesertim tam novis rebus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:18:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 18, 4</bibl></cit>.—Also <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a new thing, a novelty; news</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">novum attulerint, quod fit nusquam gentium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:70"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> prol. 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num quidnam inquit novi?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:3:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 3, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quid novi vel sero invenissem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:5:3"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 5, 3</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">novorum interpositione priora confundere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:3:32"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 3, 32</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:60">8, 3, 60</bibl>.—But, in gen., novae res signifies <i>political innovations, a revolution</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Q. Servilius Ahala Sp. Maelium novis rebus studentem manu suā occidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rerum novarum causam quaerere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:33:91"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 33, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plebes novarum rerum cupida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:28:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 28, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cuncta plebes novarum rerum studio Catilinae incepta probabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:37:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 37, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novarum rerum avidi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:19:1"><author>id.</author> <title>J.</title> 19, 1</bibl></cit>.—In a double sense: <cit><quote lang="la">Segulium neglegamus, qui res novas quaerit: non quo veterem comederit—nullam enim habuit—sed hanc ipsam recentem novam devorārit,</quote> <i>innovations</i> and <i>new wealth</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:21:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 21, 2</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31308.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31308.8" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>New, novel, strange, singular, unusual, unheard of</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">flagitia ingentia, nova, capitalia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:721"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 721</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil dicam aut inauditum vobis aut cuiquam novum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:31:137"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 31, 137</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">novum crimen et ante hunc diem inauditum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,033:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Lig.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nova tibi haec sunt et inopinata?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 8, § 24</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">novam in feminā virtutem novo genere honoris donavere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:13"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:591"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 591</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nova monstra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:2:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si res agi videtur nova, magna, atrox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:1:33"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 1, 33</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.9" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>New</i> in any thing, <i>unused, unaccustomed, inexperienced</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">et rudis ad partus et nova miles oram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:11:48"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 11, 48</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.10" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">dat.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">novus dolori,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:6:254"><author>Sil.</author> 6, 254</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:16"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 16</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n31308.11" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">nova ferre jugum cervix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:16:332"><author>Sil.</author> 16, 332</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.12" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Nova Via structa esse dicitur regnante Ser. Tullio, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=174"><author>Fest.</author> p. 174</bibl> Mull.; v. Müll. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=389"><author>ib.</author> p. 389</bibl>, a; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">vocabulum pervetustum ut Novae viae, quae via jam diu vetus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:59"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 59</bibl></cit> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n31308.13" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>Recent</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu cognovisti omnia, novissima et antiqua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,021:138:5"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 138, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.14" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> In eccl. Lat., <i>renewed by grace</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nova creatura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,055:5:17"><author>Vulg.</author> 2 Cor. 5, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">induite novum hominem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,057:4:24"><author>ib.</author> <title>Eph.</title> 4, 24</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.15" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in the <i>sup.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvissĭmus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>the latest, last, hindermost, extreme</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">extremus, proximus, recentissimus): a quo (sc. novo) etiam extremum novissimum quoque dici coeptum vulgo, quod meā memoriā ut Aelius sic senes aliquot, nimium novum verbum quod esset, vitabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:59"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 59</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">histriones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:11:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 11, 30</bibl></cit>; Brut. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 1, 3</bibl>; Cass. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:13:1"><author>ib.</author> 12, 13, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui ex iis novissimus venit, necatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:56"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novissimum agmen,</quote> <i><i>the rear</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:15"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 15</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:68">7, 68</bibl>. —So as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvissĭmi</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <i>the rear of an army, the soldiers in the last line</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">novissimis praesidio esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:20"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novissimos adorti magnam multitudinem conciderunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dixitque novissima verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:650"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 650</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novissima cauda,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the end of</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:681"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 681</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:963">13, 963</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">luna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:56"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 13, 10, § 56</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.16" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Like Engl. <i>last, extreme, highest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">exempla,</quote> <i><i>the extreme penalty, the penalty of death</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:20"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:44">15, 44</bibl>; and <abbr>absol.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">a summā spe, novissima exspectabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:50"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novissimum casum experitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:33"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 33</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.17" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp. in eccl. Lat. </sense><sense id="n31308.18" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Youngest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">liberorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,006:6:26"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Jos.</title> 6, 26</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.19" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Lowest</i> in rank or fortune: <cit><quote lang="la">de novissimis populi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,011:13:33"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>3 Reg.</title> 13, 33</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.20" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n31308.21" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <abbr>Sing.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvissĭmum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the end.</i> </sense><sense id="n31308.22" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Of place: <cit><quote lang="la">terrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,046:3:9"><author>Vulg.</author> 1 Macc. 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a summo ad novissimum,</quote> <i><i>the bottom</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,028:56:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Isa.</title> 56, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.23" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Of time: <cit><quote lang="la">habent spem in novissimo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,023:23:18"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Prov.</title> 23, 18</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31308.24" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvissĭma</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> </sense><sense id="n31308.25" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Of place, <i>the bottom, depths</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">abyssi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Job.</title> 38, 16</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31308.26" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Of time: <cit><quote lang="la">habebis in novissimis spem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,023:24:14"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Prov.</title> 24, 14</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">novissima hominis illius,</quote> <i><i>the end</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,050:11:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Luc.</title> 11, 26</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> (not in Cic.) in two forms. </sense><sense id="n31308.27" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvē</orth>, <i>newly, in a new</i> or <i>unusual manner</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ornata ut lepide! ut concinne! ut nove!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:218"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 38 (218)</bibl></cit>: ne quid ambigue, ne quid nove dicamus, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:1:9:15"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 1, 9, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">verba nove aut insigniter dicta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:7:2"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 7, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:17:2:13"><author>id.</author> 17, 2, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:1:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 1, 4</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n31308.28" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvĭter</orth>, <i>newly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">BASILICA IVLIA A SE NOVITER REPARATA,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 24</bibl></cit> (A. D. 377): <cit><quote lang="la">amor noviter venit,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Fulg.</author> <title>Myth.</title> 3, 1 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŏvissĭmē</orth>. </sense><sense id="n31308.29" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Of time, <i>recently, lately, a short time ago</i>: mater cum novissime aegrotāsset, Val. Antias. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 186</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">quod novissime nobiscum foedus fecissent,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novissime, memoriā nostrā, argentum aere solutum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:33:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 33, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">liber quem novissime tibi misi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:3:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eloquendi rationem novissime repertam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12 praef"><author>Quint.</author> 12 praef.</bibl></cit> § 3.—</sense><sense id="n31308.30" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Of succession, <i>lastly, last of all, finally</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicam primum ... deinde ... novissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:5:2" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:5:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ira</title>, 3, 5, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">primum ... post haec ... novissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:24"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 24</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">primum ... post haec ... novissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:2:41"><author>id.</author> 11, 2, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vel ... vel ... vel novissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:37"><author>id.</author> 7, 1, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et ... et ... et novissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:10"><author>id.</author> 2, 4, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum plura interrogāsset ... novissime id inferebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:11:3"><author>id.</author> 5, 11, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">novissime cum, etc. (= postremo),</quote> <i><i>in the last fight</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:48:3"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 48, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnox" key="nox" opt="n" orig_id="n31309"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nox">nox</head>, <itype opt="n">noctis</itype> (collat. form of the <case opt="n">abl.</case> noctu; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">in the foll.</ref>: nox, adverb. for nocte; v. <abbr>fin.</abbr>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (once <abbr>masc.</abbr> in Cato; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>, I.) <etym opt="n">Sanscr. nak, naktis, night; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νύξ</foreign>; Germ. Nacht; Engl. night; from root naç; cf. neco, <foreign lang="greek">νέκυς</foreign></etym>, <i>night</i>.  <sense id="n31309.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: hinc nox processit stellis ardentibus apta, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 1</bibl> (Ann. v. 343 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">ipsa umbra terrae soli officiens noctem efficit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:19:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 19, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negat ullum esse cibum tam gravem, quin is die et nocte concoquatur,</quote> <i><i>in a day and a night, in twenty-four hours</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:9:24"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 9, 24</bibl></cit> (v. dies, I. B. 2.): <cit><quote lang="la">quod serenā nocte subito candens et plena luna defecisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:15:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 15, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dinumerationibus noctium ac dierum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:2:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Milo mediā nocte in campum venit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:3:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 3, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omni nocte dieque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:105"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 105</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de nocte,</quote> <i><i>by night</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:33:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 33, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multā de nocte profectus est,</quote> <i><i>late at night</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:4:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 4, 2</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">vigilare de nocte,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:9:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 9, 22</bibl></cit> (v. de, I. B. 2.): <cit><quote lang="la">multā nocte veni ad Pompeium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:9:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 9, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui ad multam noctem vigilāssem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:10:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 10, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad multam noctem pugnatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:26"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sub noctem naves solvit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:28"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctes et dies urgeri,</quote> <i><i>night and day</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:61:260"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 61, 260</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (scrupulus) se dies noctesque stimulat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:2:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 2, 6</bibl></cit> et saep. (v. dies, I. B. 2.): <cit><quote lang="la">concubiā nocte visum esse in somnis ei, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:27:57"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 27, 57</bibl></cit> (v. concubius).—</sense><sense id="n31309.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Abl.</abbr> noctu: hac noctu filo pendebit Etruria tota, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:4"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4</bibl> (Ann. v. 153 Vahl.); so, <cit><quote lang="la">hac noctu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:268"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 116 (268)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctu hac,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:381"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 4, 28 (381)</bibl></cit>: noctu concubiā, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:4"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4</bibl> (Ann. v. 169 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">senatus de noctu convenire, noctu multā domum dimitti, Quadrig. ib.: ergo noctu futura, cum media esse coeperit, auspicium Saturnaliorum erit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:4"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—Once <abbr>masc.</abbr> (as in cum primo lucu; v. lux): <cit><quote lang="la">in sereno noctu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:156:3"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 156, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31309.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic., personified: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nox</orth>, <i>the goddess of Night, the sister of Erebus, and by him the mother of Aether and Hemera</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:17:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 17, 44</bibl>; Hyg. Fab. prooem.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:721"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 721</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 6, 250</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:1:87"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 1, 87</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:4">3, 4</bibl> 17; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:455"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 455</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:211"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 211</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:59"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 59</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n31309.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31309.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>That which takes place</i> or <i>is done at night, nightdoings, night-work</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-class. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">omnis et insanā semita nocte sonat,</quote> <i><i>nocturnal noise, a revelling by night</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:5:8:60"><author>Prop.</author> 5, 8, 60</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:219"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 219</bibl>.—Hence, Noctes Atticae, <i>the title of a work of Gellius, which he wrote at Athens by night</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:pr:pr:4"><author>Gell.</author> praef.</bibl>—</sense><sense id="n31309.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Sleep, a dream</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): pectore noctem Accipit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:530"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 530</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">talia vociferans noctem exturbabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:10:219"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 10, 219</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">abrupere oculi noctem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:9:599"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 599</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:216"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 216</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31309.7" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In mal. part., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:243"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 1, 21 (243)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:194"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 3, 42 (194)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:16:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 16, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:15:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 15, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:69"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 69</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:12:3"><author>Just.</author> 12, 3</bibl> et saep.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nox vidua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:6:7"><author>Cat.</author> 6, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:19:69"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 19, 69</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31309.8" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>Death</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">omnes una manet nox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:28:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 28, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam te premet nox fabulaeque Manes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:4:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 4, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in aeternam clauduntur lumina noctem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:746"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 746</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31309.9" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>Darkness, obscurity, the gloom of tempest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae lucem eriperet et quasi noctem quandam rebus offunderet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carcer infernus et perpetuā nocte oppressa regio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:82:16"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 82, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">taetrā nimborum nocte coörtā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:172"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 172</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imber Noctem hiememque ferens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:194"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 194</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">venturam melius praesagit navita noctem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:10:5"><author>Prop.</author> 4, 10, 5</bibl></cit> (mortem, Müll.).—Hence, <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>, of <i>clouds</i> of missiles, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:520"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 520</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:7:598"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 7, 598</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">veteris sub nocte cupressi,</quote> <i><i>the shadow</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:774"><author>id.</author> 1, 774</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31309.10" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> <i>Blindness</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">perpetuāque trahens inopem sub nocte senectam Phineus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:2"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 2</bibl></cit>: ego vero non video, nox oboritur, Sen. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:43"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 2, 43</bibl>: vultus perpetuā nocte coöpertus, Ps.-<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:Decl. 1:6"><author>Quint.</author> <title>Decl.</title> 1, 6</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31309.11" level="3" n="7" opt="n"> <i>The shades below, the infernal regions</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">descendere nocti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:13:708"><author>Sil.</author> 13, 708</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctis arbiter,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Pluto</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Rapt. Pros.</title> 1, 55</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31309.12" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31309.13" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Darkness, confusion, gloomy condition</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">doleo me in hanc rei publicae noctem incidisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:96:330"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 96, 330</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">rei publicae offusa sempiterna nox esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:32:91"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 32, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nox ingens scelerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:571"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 571</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31309.14" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Mental darkness, ignorance</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">quantum mortalia pectora caecae Noctis habent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:472"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 472</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31309.15" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Obscurity, unintelligibility</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mei versus aliquantum noctis habebunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:63"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Ib.</title> 63</bibl></cit>.— Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nocte</orth>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">noctū</orth> (cf. diu), and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nox</orth>, <i>in the night, at night, by night</i>. </sense><sense id="n31309.16" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Form nocte (rare but class.): <cit><quote lang="la">luce noctem, nocte lucem exspectatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:36:48"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 36, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in campum nocte venire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:3:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 3, 4</bibl></cit> (shortly after: <cit><quote lang="la">in Comitium Milo de nocte venit): nec discernatur, interdiu nocte pugnent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:34"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 34</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:32:10"><author>id.</author> 21, 32, 10</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec nocte nec interdiu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:47"><author>id.</author> 1, 47</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:127:198"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 127, 198</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">velut nocte in ignotis locis errans,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:pr:3"><author>Quint.</author> 7 prol. 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31309.17" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Form noctu (so most freq.): ob Romam noctu legiones ducere coepit, Enn. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=179"><author>Fest.</author> p. 179</bibl> Müll. (Ann. v. 295 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">noctuque et diu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:818"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 4, 4, 5 (818)</bibl></cit>; so, noctu diuque, Titin. and Sall. Hist. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 185</bibl> P.; cf.: nec noctu nec diu, Plaut. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 98, 27</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">continuum diu noctuque iter properabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:12"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 12</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">quā horā, noctu an interdiu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:4:7"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 2, 4, 7</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nonnumquam interdiu, saepius noctu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:8"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 8</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctu ambulabat in publico Themistocles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:19:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 19, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctu ad oppidum respicientes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:32:69"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 32, 69</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:7:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 14, 7, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctu Jugurthae milites introducit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:12:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 12, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctu profugere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:106:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 106, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum noctu stertit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:27"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noctu litigare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:35"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 35</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:605">605</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:306">14, 306</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31309.18" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Form nox (cf. pernox, and the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νυκτός</foreign>, only ante-class.): SI NOX FVRTVM FACTVM SIT, Fragm. XII. Tab. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 1, 4 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc media remis Palinurum pervenio nox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0043,001:Sat. 3:22"><author>Lucil.</author> <title>Sat.</title> 3, 22</bibl></cit>: quin tu hic manes? <abbr>Arg.</abbr> Nox si voles manebo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:597"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 7 (597)</bibl> Ussing (al. mox); cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:864"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 22 (864)</bibl> Brix, Krit. Anh. and Ritschl, ed. 2: si luci, si nox, si mox, si jam data sit frux, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 724</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 412 Vahl.); cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:1"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoxa" key="noxa" opt="n" orig_id="n31310"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noxa">noxa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">for noc-sa, from noc-eo, like rixa from ringor</etym>, <i>hurt, harm, injury</i>, which one does or suffers (v. Döderl. Synon. 2, p. 153 sqq.; not in Cic., but cf. noxia; syn.: injuria, contumelia).  <sense id="n31310.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: QVANDOQVE HICE HOMINES ... NOXAM NOCVERVNT, an old fetial formula in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:10"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 10</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; so, too, perhaps, SI SERVVS FVRTVM FAXIT NOXAMVE NOCVIT, Fragm. XII. Tab. in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:4:2:section=1"><author>Dig.</author> 9, 4, 2, § 1</bibl> (al. NOXIAMVE): <cit><quote lang="la">servus, qui noxam nocuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:35:2:63"><author>Dig.</author> 35, 2, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si eadem (terra) ad noxam genuit aliqua,</quote> <i><i>injurious</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:158"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 63, 63, § 158</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tristes pellere a foribus noxas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:129"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 129</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab noxā curculionum conditas fruges defendere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:6:15"><author>Col.</author> 1, 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil eam rem noxae faturam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:19"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rempublicam non extra noxam modo, sed etiam extra famam noxae conservandam esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:61"><author>id.</author> 34, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sine ullius noxā urbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:21"><author>id.</author> 36, 21</bibl></cit>: prava incepta consultoribus noxae esse, Sall. Or. Phil. contr. Lep.: <cit><quote lang="la">sine ullā noxā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:26:4"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 26, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">veram noxam concipere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>sickness</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:3:7"><author>Col.</author> 12, 3, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31310.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31310.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>An injurious act</i>, i. e. <i>a fault, offence, crime</i>, = delictum: <cit><quote lang="la">noxae appellatione omne delictum continetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:16:238:section=3"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 16, 238, § 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem tenere in noxā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:507"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 8, 71 (507)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic in noxā est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:266"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 266</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in noxā esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:26"><author>Liv.</author> 32, 26</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:4">7, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxae damnatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:35"><author>id.</author> 8, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">reus ejus noxae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:47"><author>id.</author> 5, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">capitalis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:55"><author>id.</author> 3, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neve ea caedes capitalis noxae haberetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:55"><author>id.</author> 3, 55</bibl></cit>: qui in furto aut in latrocinio aut aliquā noxā sint comprehensi, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:16"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">graviorem noxam fateri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:9:72"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 9, 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxa caput sequitur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 2, 31, 8</bibl></cit> sq.; cf. also Paul. ex Fest. under noxia <abbr>init.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n31310.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Punishment</i> (not ante-Aug.; most freq. in jurid. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">noxam merere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:28:8"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 28, 8</bibl></cit> Drak.: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem noxā pecuniāque exsolvere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:14:3"><author>id.</author> 23, 14, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:59:6">2, 59, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:29:4">26, 29, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxae dedere aliquem,</quote> <i><i>to deliver one up for punishment</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:4:3:9"><author>Dig.</author> 4, 3, 9</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:1:17:section=2"><author>ib.</author> 7, 1, 17, § 2</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:4:19"><author>ib.</author> 9, 4, 19</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">hence: mergi freto, satius illi insulae (Siciliae) esse, quam velut dedi noxae inimico,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:29:4"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 29, 4</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">rem rusticam pessimo cuique servorum, ut carnifici noxae dedimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1"><author>Col.</author> 1</bibl></cit> prooem.: <cit><quote lang="la">quod ajunt aediles: noxā solutus non sit (servus) sic intellegendum est, ut non hoc debeat pronuntiari, nullam eum noxam commisisse, sed illud, noxā solutum esse, hoc est noxali judicio subjectum non esse: ergo si noxam commisit nec permanet, noxā solutus videtur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:21:1:17:section=17"><author>Dig.</author> 21, 1, 17, § 17</bibl></cit>: non noxae eximitur Q. Fabius, qui contra edictum imperatoris pugnavit; <cit><quote lang="la">sed, noxae damnatus, donatur populo Romano,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:35:5"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 35, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxae accipere aliquem,</quote> <i><i>to receive one for the purpose of punishing him</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:1:17:section=2"><author>Dig.</author> 7, 1, 17, § 2</bibl></cit>.— —</sense><sense id="n31310.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Concr., <i>that which commits an offence, an offender, criminal</i> (jurid. Lat.): noxa est corpus, quod nocuit, id est servus; <cit><quote lang="la">noxia ipsum maleficium, veluti furtum, damnum, rapina, injuria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:Inst. 4:8:1"><author>Just.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 8, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut noxiam sarcire aut noxam dedere oportet,</quote> <i><i>the guilty thing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:1:1:section=11"><author>Dig.</author> 9, 1, 1, § 11</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">noxae deditio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:4:4"><author>ib.</author> 9, 4, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoxa_lis" key="noxa_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31311"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noxālis">noxalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">noxa</etym>, <sense id="n31311.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>relating to an injury</i> (jurid. Lat.): noxalis actio, <i>an action on account of an injury committed</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxales actiones appellantur, quae non ex contractu, sed ex noxā atque maleficio servorum adversus nos instituuntur. Quarum actionum vis et potestas haec est, ut, si damnati fuerimus, liceat nobis deditione ipsius corporis, quod deliquit, evitare litis aestimationem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:4"><author>Dig.</author> 9, 4</bibl></cit> (de noxalibus actionibus), 1; so, <cit><quote lang="la">causa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:4"><author>ib.</author> 9, 4</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">judicium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:2"><author>ib.</author> 9, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8">8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:27">27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 1:140"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 1, 140</bibl> sq.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 2, 31, 7</bibl> et saep.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">noxāle</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>an action on account of an injury</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si noxali velit actor experiri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:4:21:section=6"><author>Dig.</author> 9, 4, 21, § 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxali condemnatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:42:1:4"><author>ib.</author> 42, 1, 4</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoxi^a" key="noxi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31312"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noxĭa">noxia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. noxius, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnoxi^a_lis" key="noxi^a_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31313"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noxĭālis">noxialis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">noxia</etym>, <sense id="n31313.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>injurious, noxious</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">lex noxialis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,004:9:18"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 9, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carcer,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 1107</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoxi^e^tas" key="noxi^e^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n31314"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noxĭĕtas">noxietas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">noxius</etym>, <sense id="n31314.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>guilt, crime</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoxi^o_sus" key="noxi^o_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n31315"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noxĭōsus">noxiosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">noxia</etym> (post-Aug.). <sense id="n31315.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Very hurtful, injurious</i>, or <i>noxious</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:7:10:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 7, 10, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxiosissimo animali (al. noxissimo s. noxiissimo),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:1:26:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 1, 26, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31315.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Full of guilt, vicious, sinful</i>: animi perditi noxiosique, v. l. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:70:23"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 70, 23</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxiosissimum corpus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:130:7"><author>Petr.</author> 130, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoxi^tu_do" key="noxi^tu_do" opt="n" orig_id="n31316"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noxĭtūdo">noxitudo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">noxa</etym>, <sense id="n31316.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>guilt, offence, crime</i>: Pelopidarum, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 143, 22</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 162 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnoxi^us" key="noxi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31317"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="noxĭus">noxius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> (<i>comp.</i> noxior, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:1:13:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 1, 13, 2</bibl> dub.; al. obnoxior.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr> noxissimus or noxiissimus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:1:26:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 1, 26, 3</bibl> dub.; better, noxiosissimus) <etym opt="n">noxa</etym>. <sense id="n31317.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Hurtful, harmful, injurious, noxious</i> (used by Cic. only in archaic lang.; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">the foll.</ref>): <cit><quote lang="la">MAGISTRATVS NEC OBEDIENTEM ET NOXIVM CIVEM MVLTA COERCETO,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 3, 6</bibl></cit> (araneus) aculeo noxius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:155"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 48, 72, § 155</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">afflatus maris (opp. utiles),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:24"><author>id.</author> 17, 4, 2, § 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tela,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:10:22"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 10, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terrae halitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:2:3"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lingua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:61:7"><author>Mart.</author> 2, 61, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aves,</quote> <i><i>rapacious</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:5:12"><author>id.</author> 10, 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">crimina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:326"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 326</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31317.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Guilty, culpable, criminal</i>: dictum oportuit. <abbr>Lys.</abbr> Non possum, ita instas; <cit><quote lang="la">urges quasi pro noxio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:724"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 4, 3, 25 (724)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobilitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:42"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui citati non affuerant, noxios judicavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:41"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 41</bibl></cit>: corda, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:351"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 351</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnibus omnium rerum noxior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:1:13:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 1, 13, 2</bibl></cit>: reducto comā capite, ceu noxii solent, <i>culprits, criminals</i> (esp. those condemned to be thrown to wild beasts), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=vit.:17"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vit.</title> 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 34</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31317.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">Falisci, eodem noxii crimine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:20:9"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 20, 9</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31317.4" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxius conjurationis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:5:11"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facinoris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:29:5:3:section=12"><author>Dig.</author> 29, 5, 3, § 12</bibl></cit>.— Esp. as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">noxĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>hurt, harm, damage, injury</i> (class.; syn. noxa). </sense><sense id="n31317.5" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: noxia, ut Serv. Sulpicius Rufus ait, damnum significat, apud poëtas autem et oratores ponitur pro culpā, at noxa peccatum, aut pro peccato poenam, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=174"><author>Fest.</author> p. 174</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">in re incipiundā ad defendendam noxiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:226"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 226</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si ab eo fides sibi data esset, haud futurum noxiae futurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:18:4"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 18, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sive ullius eorum quos oderat noxia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:23:14"><author>id.</author> 41, 23, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">veneficiorum noxia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:108"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 17, 68, § 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:100"><author>id.</author> 14, 16, 19, § 100</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31317.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>an injurious act, a fault, offence, trespass</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxa est corpus, quod nocuit id est servus: noxia ipsum maleficium, veluti furtum, damnum, rapina, injuria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:Inst. 4:8:1"><author>Just.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 4, 8, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tranioni remitte, quaeso, hanc noxiam causā meā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:1168"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 5, 2, 47 (1168)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">manufestum teneo in noxiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:730"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 4, 3, 31 (730)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxiā carere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1011"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 9, 87 (1011)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noxiis vacuum esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:984"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 5, 4, 23 (984)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in noxiā esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:729"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 3, 30 (729)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amicum castigare ob meritam noxiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 1, 1 (23)</bibl></cit> and 4: <cit><quote lang="la">quod in minimis noxiis et in his levioribus peccatis id primum quaeritur, quae causa maleficii fuerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:22:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 22, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si qua clades incidisset, desertori magis, quam deserto noxiae fore,</quote> <i><i>the blame would fall on</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:19"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 19</bibl></cit>: metum prorsus et noxiam conscientiae pro foedere haberi, <i>fear and guilt served the participants as an agreement</i>, i. e. <i>brought them to an agreement</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:4"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 4</bibl>. —Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">noxĭē</orth> (post-class.), <i>injuriously, perniciously</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">multos petulca confoderat,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sulp.Sev.</author> <title>Dial.</title> 2, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,001:1:7"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Conf.</title> 1, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNuba" key="Nuba" opt="n" orig_id="n31318"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nuba">Nuba</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. Nubae <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu_bae" key="Nu_bae" opt="n" orig_id="n31319"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nūbae">Nubae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νοῦβαι</foreign>, <sense id="n31319.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of Africa, to the south of Egypt, the Nubians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:269"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 269</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:664">7, 664</bibl>.—Also called <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nūbei</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:192"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 30, 35, § 192</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31319.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A people of Arabia and Syria</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:142"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 28, 32, § 142</bibl>. —In <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nūba</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Stil.</title> 1, 252</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_be_cu^la" key="nu_be_cu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n31320"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbēcŭla">nubecula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nubes</etym>, <i>a little cloud</i>.  <sense id="n31320.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:356"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 35, 82, § 356</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31320.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>something cloudy</i> or <i>dark, a dark spot</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mala urina, in quā veluti furfures atque nubeculae apparent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:68"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 6, 19, § 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">smaragdi variā nubeculā improbati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:68"><author>id.</author> 37, 5, 18, § 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubeculae et caligationes suffusionesque oculorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:123"><author>id.</author> 29, 6, 38, § 123</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:61">20, 7, 26, § 61</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31320.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>a gloomy expression of countenance</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">frontis tuae nubecula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:9:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 9, 20</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bes" key="nu_bes" opt="n" orig_id="n31321"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbes">nubes</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (ante-class. collat. form, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūbis</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubis ater,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:879"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 5, 2, 38 (879)</bibl></cit>: nubs for nubes, Liv. Andron. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 10, 636</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> de Monosyll. Hist. 12, 4</bibl>) <etym opt="n">Sanscr. nabhas, vapor, cloud; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέφος, νεφέλη</foreign>; Lat. nubilus, nebula; cf. nimbus, nubo</etym>, <i>a cloud</i>.  <sense id="n31321.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">aër concretus in nubes cogitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:39:101"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 39, 101</bibl></cit>: <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 22, 70</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">atra nubes Condidit lunam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:16:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 16, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">candida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,074:14:14"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Apoc.</title> 14, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aestivis effusus nubibus imber,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:312"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 312</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:339"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 339</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">venti nubes abigunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:126"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 47, 48, § 126</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nube deprendere volucrem jaculis,</quote> <i><i>to bring down a bird from the sky</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:16:566"><author>Sil.</author> 16, 566</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque ad nubes,</quote> <i><i>up to heaven</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,021:35:6"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 35, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,029:51:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Jer.</title> 51, 9</bibl>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Sabaeae nubes,</quote> <i><i>the smoke of frankincense</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:8:2"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 4, 8, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31321.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31321.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A cloud, a dark spot</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sudare nubemque discutere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>by the breath</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:127"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 8, 44, § 127</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">crystalla infestantur plurimis vitiis, maculosā nube, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:28"><author>id.</author> 37, 2, 10, § 28</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31321.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A cloud, thick multitude, dense mass, swarm</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">locustarum tantae nubes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:10:7"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 10, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pomptinum velut nubibus locustarum coopertum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:2:4"><author>id.</author> 42, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">levium telorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:26"><author>id.</author> 38, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obruti velut nube jaculorum a Balearibus conjectā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:55:6"><author>id.</author> 21, 55, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">peditum equitumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:49"><author>id.</author> 35, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(volucrum),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:254"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 254</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nigro glomeratur pulvere nubes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:33"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">muscarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:106"><author>Plin.</author> 29, 6, 34, § 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pulveris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:15:32"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 15, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(volucrum) nubem sonoram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:167"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 167</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">farrea nubes, i. e. porrigo capitis, furfures,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ser. Samm.</author> 3, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubes testium,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Hebr.</title> 12, 1</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31321.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31321.6" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A cloud</i>, for <i>something unreal</i> or <i>unsubstantial, a phantom</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubes et inania captare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:230"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 230</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31321.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Cloudiness</i>, of a gloomy countenance, of sleep, of drunkenness, of blindness (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">deme supercilio nubem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:94"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 94</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:612"><author>Sil.</author> 8, 612</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">meri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:3:65"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 3, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">soporis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,003:1:646"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Ach.</title> 1, 646</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mortis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:6:72"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 4, 6, 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frontis opacae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:512"><author>id.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 512</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31321.8" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A gloomy</i> or <i>mournful condition</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pars vitae tristi cetera nube vacet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:5:22"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 5, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omni detersus pectora nube,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:3:109"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 109</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31321.9" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>A veil, obscurity, concealment</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fraudibus obice nubem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:62"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 62</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31321.10" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <i>A cloud, storm-cloud</i>, i. e. <i>a threatening appearance</i> or <i>approach</i> of misfortune, war: <cit><quote lang="la">nubem belli, dum detonet omnis, Sustinet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:809"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 809</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consurgens in Italiā nubes trucis et cruenti belli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:29:3"><author>Just.</author> 29, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^fer" key="nu_bi^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n31322"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭfer">nubifer</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nubes-fero</etym>, <sense id="n31322.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>cloud-bearing, cloud-capped</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">Apenninus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:226"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 226</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rupes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:599"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 599</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31322.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Cloud-bringing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Notus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:3:58"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Eurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:10:323"><author>Sil.</author> 10, 323</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ver,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:5:415"><author>Luc.</author> 5, 415</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^fi^cus" key="nu_bi^fi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n31323"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭfĭcus">nubificus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype> <etym opt="n">nubes-facio</etym>, <sense id="n31323.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>producing clouds</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aether,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Anthol. Lat.</author> 5, 24, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^fu^gus" key="nu_bi^fu^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n31324"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭfŭgus">nubifugus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nubes-fugio</etym>, <sense id="n31324.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>cloud-chasing</i>: nubifugus Boreas, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:288"><author>Col.</author> poët. 10, 288</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^ge^na" key="nu_bi^ge^na" opt="n" orig_id="n31325"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭgĕna">nubigena</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">comm.</gen> <etym opt="n">nubes-gigno</etym>, <i>cloud-born, born of clouds</i> or <i>of a cloud</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>).  <sense id="n31325.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">amnes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:365"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 365</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimbi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Hamart.</title> 486</bibl></cit>: clipei, <i>the Ancilia</i> (so called because they fell from the sky), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:2:131"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 2, 131</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31325.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31325.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The Centaurs</i>, whom Ixion begot of a cloud, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:5:263"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 5, 263</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:211"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 211</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:541">541</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:62"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 62</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31325.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Phrixus</i>, as the son of Nephele: Phrixus nubigena, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:115"><author>Col.</author> poët. 10, 115</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^ger" key="nu_bi^ger" opt="n" orig_id="n31326"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭger">nubiger</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nubes-gero</etym>, <sense id="n31326.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>borne by the clouds</i> (late Lat.): pluvias, Cassiod. Un. praef.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^go_sus" key="nu_bi^go_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n31327"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭgōsus">nubigosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nubes</etym>, <sense id="n31327.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of clouds, cloudy</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">aër,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> Mamert. Stat. Anim. 1, 7</bibl></cit> dub.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^la" key="nu_bi^la" opt="n" orig_id="n31328"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭla">nubila</head>, v. nubilus, 2. b.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^la_ri^um" key="nu_bi^la_ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n31329"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭlārĭum">nubilarium</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype> (collat. form ‡ <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūbĭ-lāre</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4369</bibl>), <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nubes</etym>, <sense id="n31329.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a shed</i> or <i>barn</i>, in which corn was kept from the rain: <cit><quote lang="la">aedificium facere oportet, sub quod tectum totam fundi subicere possis messem, quod vocant quidam nubilarium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:13:5"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 13, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:6:24"><author>Col.</author> 1, 6, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:20:3">2, 20, 3</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> 1, 36, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^lis" key="nu_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31330"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭlis">nubilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nubo</etym>, <sense id="n31330.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>marriageable</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">filia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:5:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:13"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam plenis nubilis annis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:53"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubiles anni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:335"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 335</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^lo" key="nu_bi^lo" opt="n" orig_id="n31331"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭlo">nubilo</head>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> and <pos>n.</pos> <etym opt="n">nubilum</etym>, <i>to be cloudy</i> or <i>overcast; to make cloudy, to overcast</i>.  <sense id="n31331.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">si nubilare coeperit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:13:5"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 13, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31331.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <i>Impers. pass.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi nubilabitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:88:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 88, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31331.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to be cloudy, dull</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubilans fulgor carbunculi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:94"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 7, 25, § 94</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31331.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to cloud over, to obscure</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">lucem dei,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 10, 37</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^lo_sus" key="nu_bi^lo_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n31332"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭlōsus">nubilosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nubilus</etym>, <sense id="n31332.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>cloudy</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">caligo,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:11:7:25"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 11, 7, 25</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">dies,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 30, § 33</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^lus" key="nu_bi^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31333"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭlus">nubilus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nubes</etym>, <i>cloudy, overcast, lowering</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose).  <sense id="n31333.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">caelum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:109"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 26, 46, § 109</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:100"><author>id.</author> 2, 35, 35, § 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">annus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:5:76"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 5, 76</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31333.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n31333.3" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūbĭlum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a cloudy sky, cloudy weather</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">venti, qui nubilum inducunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:17:7"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 17, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">differre aliquid propter nubilum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:13"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 13</bibl></cit>: vitandos soles atque ventos et nubila etiam ac siccitates. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:27"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 27</bibl>.—In <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubilo,</quote> <i><i>in cloudy weather</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:215"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 60, 60, § 215</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aranei sereno texunt, nubilo texunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:84"><author>id.</author> 11, 24, 28, § 84</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31333.4" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nū-bĭla</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the clouds</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Diespiter lgni corusco nubila dividens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:34:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 34, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caput inter nubila condit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:177"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 177</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubila dissicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:328"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 328</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubila conducere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:572"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 572</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubila inducere et pellere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:202"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 202</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:30:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 30, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31333.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31333.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Cloud-bringing, cloudy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubilus Auster,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:1:26"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 1, 26</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:127"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 47, 48, § 127</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Laud. Stil.</title> 1, 287</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31333.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Dark, gloomy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Styx,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:322"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 322</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">via nubila taxo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:432"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 432</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tibris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:447"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 447</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Arcas,</quote> <i><i>dwelling in the infernal regions</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:483"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 483</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31333.8" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>Dark</i>, of color: <cit><quote lang="la">nubilus color margaritae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:108"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 35, 54, § 108</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:51:4"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 51, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31333.9" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31333.10" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Beclouded, troubled</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita nubilam mentem Animi habeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:207"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 2, 1, 5 (207)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mars nubilus irā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:230"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 230</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31333.11" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Gloomy, sad, melancholy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">toto nubila vultu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:512"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 512</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculi hilaritate nitescunt et tristitiā quoddam nubilum ducunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:3:27"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 3, 27</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:13"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 6, 4, § 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:3:13"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 3, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubila tempora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:1:40"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 1, 40</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:9:6">1, 9, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubila nascenti seu mihi Parca fuit,</quote> <i>unfavorable, adverse,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:3:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 3, 14</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bis" key="nu_bis" opt="n" orig_id="n31334"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbis">nubis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31334.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a cloud</i>, v. nubes.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bi^va^gus" key="nu_bi^va^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n31335"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbĭvăgus">nubivagus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nubes-vagor</etym>, <sense id="n31335.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wandering among the clouds</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">meatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:102"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 102</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_bo" key="nu_bo" opt="n" orig_id="n31336"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūbo">nubo</head>, <itype opt="n">psi, ptum, 3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> and <pos>n.</pos> (acc. to <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 789</bibl> P., the ancients used the construction nubere aliquem; hence <i>part. pass.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nuptus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, um; v. <abbr>fin.</abbr>) <etym opt="n">root in Sanscr. nabhas; Germ. Nebei; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέφος, νεφέλη</foreign>; Lat.: nubes, nebula, nimbus; cf. <foreign lang="greek">νύμφη</foreign></etym>, <i>to cover, veil</i>.  <sense id="n31336.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">jubet ut udae virgines nubant rosae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Pervig. Ven.</author> 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod aqua nubat terram,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 3, 118</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31336.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., of a bride: alicui, <i>to cover, veil herself</i> for the bridegroom, i. e. <i>to be married to</i> him; <i>to marry, wed</i> (class. and freq.); constr. with <case opt="n">dat.</case> or <abbr>absol.</abbr>: nuptam esse; also with <i>cum;</i> post-class. also with <i>apud</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo illae nubent divites Dotatae?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:489"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 5, 15 (489)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virgo nupsit ei, cui Caecilia nupta fuerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:46:104"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 46, 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deam homini nubere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:4:27"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 4, 27</bibl>: locuples quae nupsit avaro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:141"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 141</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:591">591</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">regis Parthorum filius, quocum esset nupta regis Armeniorum soror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:3:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Amphitruo ... Quicum Alcumenast nupta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:99"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum cum illo nupta eris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:870"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 5, 2, 20 (870)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum in familiam clarissimam nupsisses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:14:34"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 14, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in familiae luctum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:66:188"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 66, 188</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut una apud duos nupta esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:23:8"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 23, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si qua voles apte nubere, nube pari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:9:32"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 9, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">posse ipsam Liviam statuere nubendum post Drusum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:40"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu nube atque tace,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:61"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 61</bibl></cit>.—In the <i>sup.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quo dedisti nuptum, abire nolumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:140"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 2, 83 (140)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">uxor, invita quae ad virum nuptum datur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:142"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 85 (142)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mamilio filiam nuptum dat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:49"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultro nuptum ire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:86"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> prol. 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuptum locare virginem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:752"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 752</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">propinquas suas nuptum in alias civitates collocāsse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:18"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 18</bibl></cit>: nuptum mitti, Sall. Fragm. ap. Arus. Mess.—<i>Impers. pass.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujusmodi hic cum famā facile nubitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:386"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 3, 1, 58 (386)</bibl></cit>: praestruxit, hic quidem nubi, ubi sit et mori, Tert. c. Marc. 4, 38.—<abbr>Pers.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque nubent neque nubentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,048:22:30"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Matt.</title> 22, 30</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31336.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31336.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Of a man, <i>to marry, be married</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-class. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">pontificem maximum rursus nubere nefas est,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>ad Uxor.</title> 1, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec filii sine consensu patrum rite et jure nubent,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 22</bibl>, n. 19; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,050:20:34"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Luc.</title> 20, 34</bibl>: viri nupti, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 480</bibl>. 3.—So, comically, of a man who is ruled by his wife, <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 143, 24</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">uxorem quare locupletem ducere nolim, Quaeritis? uxori nubere nolo meae,</quote> <i><i>will not be my wife's wife</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:12:2"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 12, 2</bibl></cit>.—Also of unnatural vice: <cit><quote lang="la">nubit amicus, Nec multos adhibet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:134"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 134</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:42"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 42</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Heliog.</title> 10</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 9, 9, 31</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31336.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In mal. part.: <cit><quote lang="la">haec cotidie viro nubit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:45"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 45 (45)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:481"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 8, 45 (481)</bibl> sqq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:24:4"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 24, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31336.6" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Of plants, <i>to be wedded</i>, i. e. <i>tied to</i> others: <cit><quote lang="la">vites in Campano agro populis nubunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:10"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 1, 3, § 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et te, Bacche, tuos nubentem junget ad ulmos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:5:238"><author>Manil.</author> 5, 238</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">populus alba vitibus nupta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:266"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 28, 68, § 266</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nuptus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>P. a., married, wedded</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex quā hic est puer et nupta jam filia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 3, 6</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūpta</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a married woman, bride, wife</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nova nupta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:751"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 751</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:120"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 120</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pudica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:45:6"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 45, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:794"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 794</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nupta virum timeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:613"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 613</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:18"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:3:21:9"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 3, 21, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:269"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 269</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:45">3, 45</bibl>.—Comically, in the <abbr>masc.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">novus nuptus, of a man married in jest as a woman to another man,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:860"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 5, 1, 6 (860)</bibl></cit> (cited in <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 789</bibl> P.).— <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: nupta verba, <i>which should not be spoken by the unmarried</i>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=170"><author>Fest.</author> p. 170</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnubs" key="nubs" opt="n" orig_id="n31337"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nubs">nubs</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. nubes <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^ca_lis" key="nu^ca_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31338"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcālis">nucalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nux</etym>, <sense id="n31338.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>like a nut</i> (postclass.): palmulae nucales, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 2:37"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 2, 37</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^ca_menta" key="nu^ca_menta" opt="n" orig_id="n31339"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcāmenta">nucamenta</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nux</etym> (things in the shape of nuts; hence), <sense id="n31339.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>fir-cones</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:49"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 10, 19, § 49</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^cella" key="nu^cella" opt="n" orig_id="n31340"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcella">nucella</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nux</etym>, <sense id="n31340.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little nut</i>, Apic. ap. Barth. Adv. 34, 18.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu_ce^ri^a" key="Nu_ce^ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31341"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nūcĕrĭa">Nuceria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the name of several cities</i>.  <sense id="n31341.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>A city in Campania</i>, with the appellation Alfaterna, the modern <i>Nocera</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:41:3"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 41, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:15">23, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:3">27, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:31:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 31, 86</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:11:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 11, 28</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31341.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nūcĕ-rīnus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭc-</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 26, 517</bibl>), a, um, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to Nuceria, Nucerian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:38"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 38</bibl></cit>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nū-cĕrīni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Nucerians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:3"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31341.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A city in Umbria</i>, now <i>Nocera, whose inhabitants are called</i> Nucerini Favonienses <i>and</i> Camelani, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:114"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 14, 19, § 114</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^ce_tum" key="nu^ce_tum" opt="n" orig_id="n31342"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcētum">nucetum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nux</etym>, <sense id="n31342.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a wood where nut-trees grow</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:6:12"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6, 12</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Valent. 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^ce^us" key="nu^ce^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31343"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcĕus">nuceus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nux</etym>, <sense id="n31343.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of a nut-tree</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fibulae unde fiant, aridae iligneae, ulmeae, nuceae, ficulneae, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:31"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 31</bibl></cit>; <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:193"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 39, 75, § 193</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">virga nucea,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 53</bibl></cit>, n. 8.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^ci^frangi^bu^lum" key="nu^ci^frangi^bu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n31344"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcĭfrangĭbŭlum">nucifrangibulum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nux-frango</etym>, qs. <sense id="n31344.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a nut-cracker</i>, comically for a <i>tooth</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:598"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 2, 16 (598)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^ci^nus" key="nu^ci^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31345"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcĭnus">nucinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nux</etym>, = nuceus, <sense id="n31345.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of a nut-tree</i> (late Lat.): mensae, Schol. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:117"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 117</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">virga,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>Jacob.</title> 2, 4, 19</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^ci^persi^cum" key="nu^ci^persi^cum" opt="n" orig_id="n31346"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcĭpersĭcum">nucipersicum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nux-persicum</etym>, <sense id="n31346.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a peach grafted on a nut-tree, a nut-peach</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">persica, nucipersica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:46"><author>Mart.</author> 13, 46</bibl></cit> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^ci^pru_num" key="nu^ci^pru_num" opt="n" orig_id="n31347"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcĭprūnum">nuciprunum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nux-prunus</etym>, <sense id="n31347.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plum grafted on a nut-tree, a nut-plum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:41"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 13, 12, § 41</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_^cle^a_tus" key="nu_^cle^a_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31348"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nū̆clĕātus">nucleatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nucleus</etym>, <sense id="n31348.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having a kernel</i> or <i>stone, stoned</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">uva passa, nucleata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:223"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 223</bibl></cit> dub. (al. enucleata).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_^cle^o" key="nu_^cle^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31349"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nū̆clĕo">nucleo</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">nucleus</etym>, <sense id="n31349.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to become kernelly, hard</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nucleantibus mamillis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 4, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_^cle^o^lus" key="nu_^cle^o^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31350"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nū̆clĕŏlus">nucleolus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nucleus</etym>, <sense id="n31350.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little nut</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Plin. Val.</author> 1, 48</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_^cle^us" key="nu_^cle^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31351"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nū̆clĕus">nucleus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nŭcŭlĕus</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">for nuculeus, from nux</etym>, <i>a little nut</i>.  <sense id="n31351.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31351.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A nut;</i> applied also to fruits resembling a nut: <cit><quote lang="la">nucleus amygdalae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:42"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 13, 12, § 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">avellanae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:56"><author>id.</author> 37, 4, 15, § 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pinearum nucum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:35"><author>id.</author> 15, 10, 9, § 35</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">pineus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:22"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 22</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: e nuce nuculeum qui esse vult, frangit nucem, <i>he who would eat the kernel of a nut breaks the nut</i>, i. e. he who desires an advantage should not shun the labor of earning it, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:55"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 1, 55 (55)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuculeum amisi, retinui pigneri putamina,</quote> <i><i>I have lost the kernel and kept the shell</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:654"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 4, 122 (654)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31351.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The hard, uneatable kernel, the stone</i> of fruits: <cit><quote lang="la">nuculei olivarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:188"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 11, 73, § 188</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">persicorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:132"><author>id.</author> 23, 7, 67, § 132</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cerasorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:141"><author>id.</author> 23, 7, 72, § 141</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lignosus nucleus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:112"><author>id.</author> 13, 19, 34, § 112</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">acini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:13"><author>id.</author> 23, 1, 9, § 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31351.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31351.5" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The kernel, the inner part, inside</i> of a thing: <cit><quote lang="la">nucleus gallae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:10"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 4, 5, § 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">myrrhae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:70"><author>id.</author> 12, 16, 35, § 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">allii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:111"><author>id.</author> 19, 6, 34, § 111</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conchae,</quote> <i><i>pearls</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:111"><author>id.</author> 9, 35, 55, § 111</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31351.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The kernel</i>, i. e. <i>the hardest, firmest, most solid part</i> of a thing: <cit><quote lang="la">pinguitudinis (terrae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:42"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 6, 4, § 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ferri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:144"><author>id.</author> 34, 14, 41, § 144</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:187">36, 25, 62, § 187</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">insuper ex testā nucleus inducatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:1"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu_crae" key="Nu_crae" opt="n" orig_id="n31352"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nūcrae">Nucrae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31352.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of Italy</i> (in Samnium or Campania), otherwise unknown. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:566"><author>Sil.</author> 8, 566</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^cu^la1" key="nu^cu^la1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31353"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcŭla">nucula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nux</etym>, <sense id="n31353.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small nut</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:87"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 22, 24, § 87</bibl>: nuculas Praenestinos antiqui appellabant, quod inclusi a Poenis Casilini famem nucibus sustentārunt, vel quod in earum regione plurima nux minuta nascitur, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=172"><author>Fest.</author> p. 172</bibl> and 173 Müll.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:19"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 19</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^cu^la2" key="Nu^cu^la2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31354"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭcŭla">Nucula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31354.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman proper name</i>, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:62:253"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 62, 253</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:6:5:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 6, 5, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:8:9:26">8, 9, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:11:6:13">11, 6, 13</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^cuncu^lus" key="nu^cuncu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31355"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭcuncŭlus">nucunculus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nux</etym>, perh. a kind of <sense id="n31355.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nut-cake</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 176</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_da_ti^o" key="nu_da_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31356"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūdātĭo">nudatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nudo</etym>, <sense id="n31356.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a stripping naked, nakedness</i> (post-Aug.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:69"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 6, 19, § 69</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">femorum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 22</bibl></cit>, n. 8.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_de_" key="nu_de_" opt="n" orig_id="n31357"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūdē">nude</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nudus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_di^pe^da_li^a" key="nu_di^pe^da_li^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31358"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūdĭpĕdālĭa">nudipedalia</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nudipes</etym>. <sense id="n31358.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A religious procession of persons with bare feet, the barefoot festival</i>, celebrated in seasons of great drought, to procure a fall of rain: <cit><quote lang="la">cum stupet caelum et aret annus, nudipedalia denuntiantur, magistratus purpuras ponunt, fasces retro avertunt, precem indigitant, hostiam instaurant,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Jejun.</title> 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 40</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:44:18"><author>Petr.</author> 44, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:28"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 28</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31358.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A going barefoot</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudipedalia exercere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> in Ep. ad Galat. 4, 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_di^pe_s" key="nu_di^pe_s" opt="n" orig_id="n31359"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūdĭpēs">nudipes</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕdis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nudus-pes</etym>, <sense id="n31359.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>barefoot, barefooted</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_di^tas" key="nu_di^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n31360"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūdĭtas">nuditas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nudus</etym> ( = <foreign lang="greek">γυμνότης</foreign>, Gloss.), <sense id="n31360.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>bareness, nakedness, exposure</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">pudere eum nuditatis suae coepit,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 2, 12, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestire pauperem sine suā nuditate,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sulp.Sev.</author> <title>Vit. Mart.</title> 2, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:14:17"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 14, 17</bibl> <abbr>init.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">in fame et siti et nuditate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,005:28:48"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Deut.</title> 28, 48</bibl></cit>; ib Rom. 8, 35; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,055:11:27"><author>ib.</author> 2 Cor. 11, 27</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">capitis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> de Virg. Vel. 12</bibl></cit> <i>ext.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">patris,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 2, 13, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31360.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>bareness, want</i>, Cod. Th. 9, 42, 13; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 42</bibl>, c. 12.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^di^us" key="nu^di^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31361"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭdĭus">nudius</head> <etym opt="n">num (i. e. nunc) and dius = dies; the ending accommodated to that of the following numeral</etym>, <sense id="n31361.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>it is now the ... day since</i>, always in connection with ordinal numbers; as, nudius tertius, <i>three days ago, the day before yesterday</i>: nudius quartus, <i>four days ago</i>, etc.: nudius tertius videtur compositum ex nunc et die et tertio, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=170"><author>Fest.</author> p. 170</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">heri et nudius tertius, Quartus, quintus, sextus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:924"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 40 (924)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam ego Lemno advenio Athenas nudius tertius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:95"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 1, 74 (95)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudius sextus quoi talentum mutuom dedi reposcam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:727"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 2, 101 (727)</bibl></cit>; cf. Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 192</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">nudius tertius dedi ad te epistulam longiorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:11:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 11, 1</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">here, nudius quintus natus quidem ille est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:509"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 6, 28 (509)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">recordamini, qui dies nudius tertiusdecimus fuerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a nudius quartā die,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,052:10:30"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Act.</title> 10, 30</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^di^usterti^a_nus" key="nu^di^usterti^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31362"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭdĭustertĭānus">nudiustertianus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nudius-tertianus</etym>, <sense id="n31362.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>made three days ago</i>, or <i>the day before yesterday</i>, M. Aur. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1248,001:5:59"><author>Front.</author> <title>Ep.</title> ad M. Caes. 5, 59</bibl> Mai.; cf.: nudius tertianus, <foreign lang="greek">τριθημερινός</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_do" key="nu_do" opt="n" orig_id="n31363"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūdo">nudo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nudus</etym>, <i>to make naked</i> or <i>bare; to strip, bare, lay bare, expose to view, uncover</i> (syn.: exuo, detego, revelo).  <sense id="n31363.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31363.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: nudare inter cives corpora, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:33:70"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 33, 70</bibl> (Trag. v. 426 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">hominem nudari ac deligari jubet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:161"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 62, § 161</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudatum caput,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:312"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 312</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">duros nudantia dentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1064"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1064</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:81"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 81</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">gladios,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:33"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">telum nudatum vaginā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Dat:11:4"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Dat.</title> 11, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">viscera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:211"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 211</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">crura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:7"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:33"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 33</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si interrupto nudaret gurgite pontum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:7:75"><author>Tib.</author> 4, 1, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudata cacumina silvae Ostendunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:345"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 345</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:391"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 391</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tertia nudandas acceperat area messes,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to be threshed out</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:557"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 557</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31363.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31363.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In milit. lang., <i>to leave uncovered, leave exposed</i> or <i>defenceless, to expose</i> a place to the enemy: <cit><quote lang="la">latera sua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:27"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">murus nudatus defensoribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 2, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:11"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">collis nudatus hominibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:44"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque sibi nudanda litora existimabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:15"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne castra nudentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:70"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praesidiis nudatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:88:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 88, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:2:5"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 2, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">terga fugā nudant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:586"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 586</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31363.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Pregn., <i>to strip, spoil, plunder</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">spoliavit nudavitque omnia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">agros nudare populando,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:27"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">opibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:50"><author>id.</author> 42, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem praeceps alea nudat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:21"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">moveat cornicula risum Furtivis nudata coloribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:3:19"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 3, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec nuder ab illis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:6:7"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 6, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31363.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31363.7" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To lay bare, expose</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">te evolutum illis integumentis dissimulationis tuae nudatumque perspicio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:86:350"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 86, 350</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vis ingenii etiamsi hac scientiā juris nudata sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:38:172"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 38, 172</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31363.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To lay bare, make visible, expose, betray, disclose</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">defectionem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:32"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec illi primo statim creati nudare, quid vellent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:27"><author>id.</author> 24, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fama equestris pugnae nudavit voluntates hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:63"><author>id.</author> 42, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne poena ejus consilia adversus Romanos nudaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:24"><author>id.</author> 40, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:33:21"><author>id.</author> 33, 21</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:47"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 47</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ingenium res Adversae nudare solent, celare secundae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:8:74"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 8, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alicui amorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:13:2"><author>Tib.</author> 4, 7, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31363.9" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>To deprive of, strip of</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudata omnibus rebus tribunicia potestas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 7</bibl></cit>: nudatos opere censorio aut sententiā judicum de ambitu condemnatos restituit, <i>those who had been stripped by the censor of their rights and privileges</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:41"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 41</bibl> (al. notatos): <cit><quote lang="la">cum tuo exercitusque tui praesidio nudatam Italiam viderint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:42"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 42</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_du^lus" key="nu_du^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31364"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūdŭlus">nudulus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">nudus</etym>, <sense id="n31364.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>naked, bare</i>: loca nudula, Hadr. Carm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Spart.</author> <title>Hadr.</title> 25</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_dus" key="nu_dus" opt="n" orig_id="n31365"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūdus">nudus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">for nugdus; root nag-, nig-, to make bare; Sanscr. nagna, naked; cf. Germ. nackt; Eng. naked</etym>, <i>naked, bare, unclothed, uncovered, exposed</i>.  <sense id="n31365.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31365.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">membra nuda dabant terrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:970"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 970</bibl></cit> Lachm. <title>N. cr.</title> (not nudabant): <cit><quote lang="la">tamquam nudus nuces legeret, in ventrem abstulisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:66:265"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 66, 265</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudus membra Pyracmon,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:425"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 425</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuda pedem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:183"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 183</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">capite nudo,</quote> <i><i>bareheaded</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:94:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 94, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pedibus nudis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:8:24"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 8, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">costae nudae tegmine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:449"><author>Sil.</author> 5, 449</bibl></cit>.—Esp., <i>without the toga, in one's tunic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudus ara, sere nudus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:299"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 299</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:92:7"><author>Petr.</author> 92, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Vir. Illustr. 17"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Vir. Illustr.</title> 17</bibl>; cf. Drak. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:26:9"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 26, 9</bibl>.—<i>Unarmed, unprotected</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in maximo metu nudum et caecum corpus ad hostes vortere,</quote> <i><i>his defenceless back</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:107:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 107, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:45:3"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 45, 3</bibl>.—Prov.: vestimenta detrahere nudo, i. e. <i>to get something out of one who has nothing</i>, or <i>to draw blood from a stone</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:94"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 1, 79 (94)</bibl>.—Of things: <cit><quote lang="la">silex nuda,</quote> <i><i>not covered with turf</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:1:15"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 1, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ensis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:306"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 306</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sedit humo nudā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:261"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 261</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et quodcumque jacet nudā tellure cadaver,</quote> <i><i>on the bare ground, unburied</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:550"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 550</bibl></cit>; so of <i>unburied bodies</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:8:434"><author>id.</author> 8, 434</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:8:73"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 8, 73</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudum nemus,</quote> <i><i>leafless</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,009:281"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Oet.</title> 281</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31365.3" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">loca nuda gignentium,</quote> <i><i>bare of vegetation</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:79:6"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 79, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudus Arboris Othrys,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:512"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 512</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31365.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31365.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Stripped, spoiled, vacant, void, deprived</i>, or <i>destitute of, without</i>. </sense><sense id="n31365.6" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbs nuda praesidio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:13:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 13, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praesidiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:4:7"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 4, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudus agris, nudus nummis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:184"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 184</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudum remigio latus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:14:4"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 14, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:16:46"><author>Sil.</author> 16, 46</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31365.7" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <i>ab</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Messana ab his rebus sane vacua atque nuda est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 2, § 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31365.8" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">mors famae nuda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:4:608"><author>Sil.</author> 4, 608</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31365.9" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">heri quod homines quattuor In soporem conlocāstis nudos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:299"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 147 (299)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">partem istam subselliorum nudam atque inanem reliquerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:7:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 7, 16</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31365.10" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Poor, needy, destitute, forlorn</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem tu semper nudum esse voluisti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:21:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 21, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senecta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:9:154"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 9, 154</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:35"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis tam nudus, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:163"><author>id.</author> 5, 163</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sine amicis, sine hospitibus, plane nudum esse ac desertum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:148"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 66, § 148</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31365.11" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31365.12" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> </sense><sense id="n31365.13" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen., <i>bare, mere, pure, simple, sole, alone, only</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuda ista si ponas, judicari qualia sint non facile possim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:3:2:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Par.</title> 3, 2, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ira Caesaris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:11:17"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 11, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locorum nuda nomina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:pr:2"><author>Plin.</author> 3, praef. § 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus nudo homine contenta est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:3:18:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 3, 18, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuda rerum cognitio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:8:4"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 8, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuda virtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:88"><author>Petr.</author> 88</bibl></cit>: nudā manu captare fontem, i. e. <i>without a cup</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,005:519"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Hippol.</title> alt. 519</bibl>.—So freq. in jurid. Lat.: <cit><quote lang="la">nudo animo adipisci quidem possessionem non possumus: retinere tamen nudo animo possumus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 5, tit. 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">etiam nudus consensus sufficit obligationi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:44:7:51"><author>Dig.</author> 44, 7, 51</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 3:154"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 3, 154</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31365.14" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Esp., in phrases. </sense><sense id="n31365.15" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Nudum pactum, <i>a bare agreement</i>, i. e. <i>a contract without consideration</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex nudo enim pacto inter cives Romanos actio non nascitur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 2, 14, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31365.16" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Nudum jus, <i>an unexecuted right</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui nudum jus Quiritium in servo habet, is potestatem habere non intellegitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 1:54"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 1, 54</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:3:166">3, 166</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31365.17" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31365.18" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Simple, unadorned</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Commentarii (Caesaris) nudi sunt, recti et venusti, omni ornatu orationis tamquam veste detractā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:75:262"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 75, 262</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">brevitas nuda atque inornata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:84:341"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 84, 341</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quoniam dicendi facultas non debeat esse jejuna atque nuda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:50:218"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 50, 218</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuda et velut incompta oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:41"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 41</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:3"><author>id.</author> 2, 4, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:747"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 747</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sedit humo nudā, nudis incompta capillis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:261"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 261</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31365.19" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Undisguised, unadorned, not veiled</i> or <i>obscured</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">veritas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:24:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 24, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudissima veritas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Chron. 1:5:176"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Chron.</title> 1, 5, 176</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">simplex ac nuda veritas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 3, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: nuda verba, <i>unveiled</i>, i. e. <i>obscene words</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:14:4"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 14, 4</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūdē</orth>, <i>nakedly, simply</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid tradere breviter ac nude,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 3, 1, 11</bibl></cit>. </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ga_cissi^me_" key="nu_ga_cissi^me_" opt="n" orig_id="n31366"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgācissĭmē">nugacissime</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nugax <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ga_ci^tas" key="nu_ga_ci^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n31367"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgācĭtas">nugacitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nugae</etym>, <sense id="n31367.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a trifling playfulness, drollery</i> (late Lat.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,011:67"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 67</bibl>; <author>id.</author> de Musica, 6 <abbr>init.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_gae" key="nu_gae" opt="n" orig_id="n31368"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgae">nugae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.; old form naugae; cf.: naucum, nux</etym>, <i>jokes, jests, idle speeches, trifles, trumpery, nonsense</i> (syn. ineptiae).  <sense id="n31368.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">aufer nugas,</quote> <i><i>away with your jesting</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:860"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 4, 4, 7 (860)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nugas postulare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:441"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 40 (441)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:228"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 1, 20 (228)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:469"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 4, 1 (469)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">huncine hominem tantis delectatum esse nugis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:13:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 13, 30</bibl></cit>. —Hence, nugas agere, <i>to play the fool</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nisi argentum dederit, nugas egerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:54"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> prol. 54</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">maximas nugas agis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:93"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 1, 78 (93)</bibl></cit>; and ellipt. without ago: <cit><quote lang="la">quo illum sequar? in Persas? nugas,</quote> <i><i>nonsense!</i></i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:717"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 7, 7 (717)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:1078"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 5, 1, 38 (1078)</bibl>.—Of verses, <i>trifles</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescio quid meditans nugarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:1:4"><author>Cat.</author> 1, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:1:5"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 1, 5</bibl> (cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">versūs et cetera ludicra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:1:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 10</bibl></cit>).—Of the songs of hired female mourners at a funeral: <cit><quote lang="la">haec sunt non nugae: non enim mortualia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:808"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 4, 1, 63 (808)</bibl></cit>.—Acc. to Nonius, Plautus called <i>women's finery</i> nugae, <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 144, 30</bibl>; v. nugivendus. —</sense><sense id="n31368.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> (abstr. pro concreto), <i>jesters, jokers, droll fellows</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">amicos habet meras nugas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:3:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego Hephaestum ... Niciam, ego nugas maximas omni meā comitate sum complexus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:2:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 2, 2</bibl></cit> comites Graeculi, quocumque ibat: <cit><quote lang="la">tum in comitatu nugarum nihil,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:21:55"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 21, 55</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ga_lis" key="nu_ga_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31369"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgālis">nugalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nugae</etym>, <sense id="n31369.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>frivolous, trifling, worthless, empty</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">theoremata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:2:6"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 2, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, § 2</bibl> Kopp (al. nugalas): <cit><quote lang="la">scholica quaedam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:1:1"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:6:17:3">6, 17, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa olim nugalia conscripsi,</quote> <i><i>trifles, bagatelles</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1248,012:3:8"><author>Front.</author> de Fer. Als. 3, 8</bibl></cit> Mai.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ga_li^tas" key="nu_ga_li^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n31370"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgālĭtas">nugalitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nugalis</etym>, <sense id="n31370.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>foolery, nonsense</i>: nugalitas, <foreign lang="greek">σαπρότης</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.: nugalitas, <foreign lang="greek">φλυαρότης</foreign>, Gloss. Lat. Graec.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ga_menta" key="nu_ga_menta" opt="n" orig_id="n31371"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgāmenta">nugamenta</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nugae</etym>, <sense id="n31371.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>trifles, trash</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:25:3"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 1, 25, 3</bibl>; cf.: nugamenta, <foreign lang="greek">ὑθλήματα</foreign>, Gloss. Lat. Graec.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_gas" key="nu_gas" opt="n" orig_id="n31372"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgas">nugas</head>, v. nugax <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ga_tor" key="nu_ga_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31373"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgātor">nugator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nugor</etym>, <sense id="n31373.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a jester, joker, babbler, trifler, silly person;</i> hence, too, <i>a braggart, a swaggerer</i>: illic nugator nili, non nauci'st homo, Enn. ap. Paul. ex Fest. s. v. naucus, p. 166 Müll. (Com. v. 10 Vahl.); <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 35, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:933"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 91 (933)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1138">5, 2, 14 (1138)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:275"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 25 (275)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vae tibi nugator!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1076"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 2, 86 (1076)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non vero tam isti (lacerti), quam tu ipse nugator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:9:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 9, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque in istum nugatorem, tamquam in aliquem testem, invehar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:16:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 16, 38</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:56"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 56</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo nihili et nugator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:2:2"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">iste nugator libellus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 11 praef.</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cessas nugator?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:127"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 127</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31373.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Perh., <i>a debauchee</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,004:2:29"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 2, 29</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ga_to_ri^e_" key="nu_ga_to_ri^e_" opt="n" orig_id="n31374"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgātōrĭē">nugatorie</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. nugatorius <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ga_to_ri^us" key="nu_ga_to_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31375"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgātōrĭus">nugatorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nugator</etym>, <sense id="n31375.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>trifling, worthless, useless, futile, nugatory</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nugatoriae artes,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>lies</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:844"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 2 (844)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">boves Ligustici,</quote> <i><i>worthless, useless</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:5:9"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 5, 9</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">unguentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:64"><author>id.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 64</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">ad probandum res infirma nugatoriaque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:23:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 23, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud valde leve est ac nugatorium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in malā nugatoriāque accusatione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:15:42"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 15, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus argumentationis,</quote> <i><i>not to the point</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:20:31"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 2, 20, 31</bibl></cit>: genus deorum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:4:27"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 4, 27</bibl>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nū-gātōrĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a worthless fellow</i>, nugatorium vocant, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:36:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 36, 2</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūgātōrĭē</orth>, <i>triflingly, frivolously</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tenuiter et nugatorie respondere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:36:48"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 36, 48</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ga_trix" key="nu_ga_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n31376"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgātrix">nugatrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nugator</etym>, <sense id="n31376.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>trifling, frivolous</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nugatrix acies,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>luxurious</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,002:433"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Psych.</title> 433</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_gax" key="nu_gax" opt="n" orig_id="n31377"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgax">nugax</head>, <itype opt="n">ācis</itype> (collat. form <itype opt="n">indecl.</itype> ‡ nugas, <foreign lang="greek">σαπρός</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.; so, ‡ nugas, inutilis, Gloss. Vet.; cf. Don. p. 1749 P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 1</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">15</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">22</bibl>; 120 ib.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 286</bibl> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 649</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">701</bibl> ib.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0996,001:1464"><author>Val. Prob.</author> 1464</bibl> and 1478 ib.), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nugor</etym>, <sense id="n31377.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>jesting, trifling, frivolous</i>, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 355, 22</bibl>: qui tam nugax esset, Cael. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:15:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 15, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nugax es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:52:6"><author>Petr.</author> 52, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 58, 6</bibl> <i>ext.— Adv.</i> only <i>sup.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūgācissimē</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-sŭmē</orth>), <i>in the most trifling manner</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:818"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 3, 90 (818)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_gi_^ge^ru^lus" key="nu_gi_^ge^ru^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31378"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgī̆gĕrŭlus">nugigerulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, v. nugivendus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNu_gi^pa^lamlo^qui^des" key="Nu_gi^pa^lamlo^qui^des" opt="n" orig_id="n31379"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nūgĭpălamlŏquĭdes">Nugipalamloquides</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nugaepalam-loqui</etym>, <sense id="n31379.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a public talker of nonsense</i>, a comically formed name, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:703"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 6, 21 (703)</bibl> Ritschl <title>N. cr.</title></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_gi^vendus" key="nu_gi^vendus" opt="n" orig_id="n31380"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgĭvendus">nugivendus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nugae-vendo</etym>, <sense id="n31380.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a dealer in female finery</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi nugivendis res solutast omnibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:525"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 5, 51 (525)</bibl></cit>: nugivendos Plautus dici voluit omnes eos qui aliquid mulieribus vendant. Nam omnia quibus matronae utuntur nugas voluit adpellari, Plautus in Aulularia, etc.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 144, 29</bibl> sq. (But the best MSS. of Plautus read nugigerulis, Wagn. ad loc.)</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_go" key="nu_go" opt="n" orig_id="n31381"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgo">nugo</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nugae</etym>, <sense id="n31381.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a buffoon, trifler, worthless fellow</i> (Appuleian): <cit><quote lang="la">nugo et corruptor,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:5:29:10"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 5, 29, 10</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">nugonem castigare,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:5:30:18"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 30, 18</bibl>.</cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_gor" key="nu_gor" opt="n" orig_id="n31382"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgor">nugor</head>, <itype opt="n">ātus, 1</itype>, <i>v. dep. n.</i> <etym opt="n">nugae</etym>.  <sense id="n31382.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>To jest, trifle, play the fool, talk nonsense</i> ( = <foreign lang="greek">φλυαρεῖν</foreign>; syn. ludo): <cit><quote lang="la">Democritus non inscite nugatur, ut physicus,</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">cum aliquo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:1:73"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 1, 73</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:93"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 93</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31382.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>To trick, cajole, cheat</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nugatur sciens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:973"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 5, 4, 11 (973)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non mihi nugari potes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:478"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 4, 42 (478)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:897"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 55 (897)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_gu^lae" key="nu_gu^lae" opt="n" orig_id="n31383"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūgŭlae">nugulae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nugae</etym>, <sense id="n31383.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>jokes, jests, trifles</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nugulas ineptas aggarrire,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1, p. 1</bibl></cit> Grot. (dub.; Kopp: nugales ineptias, § 2).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNuitho_nes" key="Nuitho_nes" opt="n" orig_id="n31384"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nuithōnes">Nuithones</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31384.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Germanic people near the Elbe</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:40"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 40</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnulla_te^nus" key="nulla_te^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31385"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nullā-tĕnus">nullatenus</head> <etym opt="n">cf. eā-tenus, etc.</etym>, <sense id="n31385.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adv., in nowise, by no means</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">immortalitatis sedem nullatenus obtinebis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 135</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 8, 10, 12, § 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnulli^bi" key="nulli^bi" opt="n" orig_id="n31386"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nullĭbi">nullibi</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">nullus-ibi</etym>, <sense id="n31386.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nowhere</i> (postclass.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:1:4"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 1, 4</bibl> (dub.); cf. <foreign lang="greek">οὐδαμῶς</foreign>, nullibi, Gloss. Gr. Lat.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnulli^fi^ca_men" key="nulli^fi^ca_men" opt="n" orig_id="n31387"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nullĭfĭcāmen">nullificamen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nullifico</etym>, <sense id="n31387.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a despising, contempt</i> (eccl. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">nullificamen populi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 3, 7</bibl></cit>, and 17, from Psalm 21, 7.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnulli^fi^ca_ti^o" key="nulli^fi^ca_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31388"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nullĭfĭcātĭo">nullificatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nullifico</etym>, <sense id="n31388.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a despising, contempt</i> (eccl. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">quae ignominia? quae nullificatio?</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 4, 14</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnulli^fi^co" key="nulli^fi^co" opt="n" orig_id="n31389"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nullĭfĭco">nullifico</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nullus-facio</etym>, <sense id="n31389.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to esteem lightly; to despise, contemn</i> (eccl. Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Psych. 15</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 135</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnullus" key="nullus" opt="n" orig_id="n31390"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nullus">nullus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, (<i>gen. m.</i> nulli, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1201"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 7, 99 (1201)</bibl> Ritschl; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:608"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 608</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:16:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 16, 48</bibl>; <i>gen. f.</i> nullae, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:802"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 207 (802)</bibl>; v. Ritschl ad h. l.; <i>dat. m.</i> nullo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:13"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 13</bibl>; <i>dat. f.</i> nullae, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:20:35"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 20, 35</bibl>; and cf. <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 694</bibl> P.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0013,001:ib. p. 678"><author>Caecil.</author> ib. p. 678</bibl>; <case opt="n">gen.</case> usu. nullīus, but nullĭus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:224"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 224</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:926">926</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1">4, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:16:61"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 16, 61</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:1:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 14</bibl>), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ne-ullus</etym>, <i>not any, none, no.</i>  <sense id="n31390.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: semita nulla.<author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:20:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 20, 40</bibl> (Ann. v. 44 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">nulla videbatur aptior persona,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:1:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praecepta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:37:132"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 37, 132</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:26:118"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 26, 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">elephanto beluarum nulla prudentior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:35:97"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 35, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo pacto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:13:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 13, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo certo ordine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:11"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 2, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo discrimine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:574"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 574</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliter sine populi jussu nulli earum rerum consuli jus est,</quote> <i><i>no consul has the right</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:29:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 29, 3</bibl></cit> (al. nullius): <cit><quote lang="la">nulla verius quam ubi ea cogitentur, hostium castra esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:53:8"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 53, 8</bibl></cit> Weissenb. (al. nullo): <cit><quote lang="la">nullum meum minimum dictum,</quote> <i><i>not the slightest word on my part</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Fam. 1:9:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 9, 21</bibl></cit>: nullusdum, <i>none as yet</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulladum via,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:34"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 34</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:11">29, 11</bibl>: nulli rei esse, <i>to be good for nothing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nequam hominem dixerunt nulli rei, neque frugis bonae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:7:11:1"><author>Gell.</author> 7, 11, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:30:3">13, 30, 3</bibl>: nullius partis esse, <i>on neither side</i>, Asin. Poll. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:31:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 31, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31390.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nullus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ī̆us</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, for nemo, <i>no one, nobody</i> (rare in Cic.): <abbr>Pi.</abbr> Qui scire possum? <abbr>Chry.</abbr> Nullus plus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:190"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 2, 12 (190)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sunt nulli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:37:132"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 37, 132</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut nullo egeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:9:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 9, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego quidem nulli vestrum deero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:18:8"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 18, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulli ea placere sententia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:15:1"><author>id.</author> 37, 15, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab nullo repetere beneficia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:96:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 96, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut nullo aut quam paucissimis praesentibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:109:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 109, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo poscente,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:128"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 128</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo hostium sustinente novum ac velut infernum aspectum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:43"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a nullo ante nos prodita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:279"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 28, 69, § 279</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullus denique tam abjectae condicionis fuit, cujus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:35"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc nullus nisi arte assequi potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:pr:16"><author>Quint.</author> 8 prooem. § 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulli non parta libertas est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:8:14"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 8, 14</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Fem.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nulla</orth>, <itype opt="n">ī̆us</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:498"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 5, 24 (498)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1022"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 1022</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:3:1"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 3, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:24:41">3, 24</bibl> (31), 41; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:747"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 747</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:28:4:4"><author>Just.</author> 28, 4, 4</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number> (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">nam, reor, nullis, si vita longior daretur, posset esse jucundior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:39:93"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 39, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullis adversus Romanos auxilia denegabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:45:1"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 45, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullis defendentibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Them:4:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Them.</title> 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullis magis opus esse magistris vivendi quam plerisque qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 3, 15, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:10"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:73:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 73, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:77"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 77</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:20"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 20</bibl>: nulli duo, <i>not two, no two</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullas duas in tot milibus hominum indiscretas effigies exsistere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:8"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 1, 1, § 8</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">ita fit, ut nulli duo concinant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:16"><author>id.</author> 3, 1, 3, § 16</bibl></cit>: nullus alter, nullus unus, <i>no other, no one</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">scelestiorem nullum illuxere alterum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:256"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 22 (256)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullā re unā magis oratorem commendari, quam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:59:216"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 59, 216</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut unum signum Byzantii ex maximo numero nullum haberent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:4:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 4, 7</bibl></cit>: nullus non, <i>every</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullā rerum suarum non relictā inter hostes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:26"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo non se die extulit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:12:8"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 12, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:76"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 76</bibl>: non nullus; v. nonnullus.—In the <i>neutr.</i>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nul-lum</orth>, <itype opt="n">nullī̆us</itype>, <i>nothing</i> (rare for nihil): <cit><quote lang="la">Grai praeter laudem nullius avari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:324"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 324</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullius acrior custos, quam libertatis fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:26"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo sibi relicto praeter querelas, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:1:4"><author>Amm.</author>14, 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullum magnum quod extremum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:4:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo magis studia, quam spe gaudent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:43"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 4, 43</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Abl.</abbr> nullo, for nullā re (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">nullo magis exterritus est quam quod, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:15"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo magis Caesarem Augustum demeruit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:2:25:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 2, 25, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deus nullo magis hominem separavit a ceteris animalibus quam dicendi facultate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:16:12"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 16, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:13">2, 4, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:14:14">5, 14, 14</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31390.3" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> (Mostly conversational.) Nullus, = non, <i>not, not at all</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">at tu edepol nullus creduas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:606"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 1, 5 (606)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1135"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 4, 91 (1135)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">is nullus venit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:408"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 4, 2 (408)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">memini, tametsi nullus moneas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:216"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 216</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:78"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 78</bibl> (cf. II. C. infra): <cit><quote lang="la">Philotimus non modo nullus venit, sed, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:24:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 24, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Sextus ab armis nullus discedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:22"><author>id.</author> ib. 15, 22</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:29:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 15, 29, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nolite arbitrari, me, cum a vobis discessero, nusquam aut nullum fore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:22:79"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 22, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hereditas quae nulla debetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 17, § 44</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:44:128"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 44, 128</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31390.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31390.5" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Of no account</i> or <i>moment, insignificant, trifling</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">igitur tu Titias et Appuleias leges nullas putas?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:6:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 6, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullum vero id quidem argumentum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:5:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 5, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed vides nullam esse rem publicam, nullum senatum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:4:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 4, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Phoc:1:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Phoc.</title> 1, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in his tam parvis atque tam nullis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:2"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 2, 2, § 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alia fuere, quae illos magnos fecere, quae nobis nulla sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:52:21"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 52, 21</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31390.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Null, of no value</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut sine his studiis vitam nullam esse ducamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:5:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 5, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:589"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 589</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31390.7" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Nullus sum, <i>I am lost, undone, it's all over with me</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">si id factum est, ecce me nullum senem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:304"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 4, 26 (304)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:388"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 1, 41 (388)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:162"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 1, 2, 52 (162)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:214">104 (214)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullu's, Geta, nisi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:179"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 179</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:599"><author>id.</author> <title>And.</title> 599</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnum" key="num" opt="n" orig_id="n31391"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="num">num</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">an <i>acc. m.</i>, of which nam is the <i>acc. f.</i></etym>, an interrog. particle, usually implying that a negative answer is expected. <sense id="n31391.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> In a direct interrogation (no corresp. term in English). </sense><sense id="n31391.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Num esse amicum suspicari visus est? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:212"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 1, 2, 102 (212)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:366"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 366</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">num igitur tot ducum naufragium sustulit artem gubernandi? aut num imperatorum scientia nihil est, quia, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:14:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 14, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num exspectatis, dum L. Metellus testimonium dicat?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:122"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 53, § 122</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:11:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 11, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">num barbarorum Romulus rex fuit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:37:58"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 37, 58</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31391.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Followed by <i>an</i>, continuing the inquiry: <cit><quote lang="la">num furis, an prudens ludis me obscura canendo?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:58"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num iratum timemus Jovem? ... an ne turpiter faceret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:28:102"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 28, 102</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31391.3" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Esp., with <i>quis, quando</i> ( = aliquis, aliquando): <cit><quote lang="la">numquis hic est? nemo est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:549"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 549</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num quae trepidatio? num qui tumultus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:7:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 7, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num quando perditis civibus vexillum defuturum putatis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:11:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 11, 29</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31391.4" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> Num quid (also numquid) vis? <i>do you wish any thing further? is there any thing else?</i> a very common form of leave-taking, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:542"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 3, 44 (542)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:544">46 (544)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:970">3, 3, 15 (970)</bibl> et saep.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:340"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 340</bibl> Don.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 3, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:2:2">5, 2, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:34:7"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 34, 7</bibl>; for which, also: <cit><quote lang="la">numquid me vis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:119"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 119 (119)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:572"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 6, 92 (572)</bibl>; and elliptically: numquid me? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:801"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 6, 6 (801)</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31391.4α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> <i>Numquid</i> is also used adverbially; v. numquid.—</sense><sense id="n31391.4β" level="5" n="ζ" opt="n"> Joined to <i>nam</i> and <i>ne</i> numnam, numne, in anxious and surprised inquiry: <cit><quote lang="la">eho numnam hic relictus custos?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:286"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 286</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numne vis me ire ad cenam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:546"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 6, 65 (546)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deum ipsum numne vidisti?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:31:88"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 31, 88</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:11:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 11, 36</bibl> (so B. and K., Halm. But Ritschl, Opusc. 2, 248, denies the Latinity of the form numne; cf. Hand, Turs. 4, 79; and, contra, Rib. Lat. Part. p. 13).—</sense><sense id="n31391.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In an indirect interrogation, <i>whether</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaero, num aliter ac nunc eveniunt, evenirent?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videte, num dubitandum vobis sit, omni studio ad id bellum incumbere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:7:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jusserunt speculari, num sollicitati animi sociorum essent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:19"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exsistit hoc loco quaedam quaestio subdifficilis: num quando amici novi, digni amicitiā veteribus sint anteponendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:19:67"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 19, 67</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">num quando,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:11:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 11, 29</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,023:6:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Vatin.</title> 6, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">num quis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:38:105"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 38, 105</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:3:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 3, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">videamus ergo, num expositio haec longior demum esse debeat,</quote> <i><i>whether this explanation should not be a little longer still</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:79"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 2, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consultus, num et ... vellet,</quote> <i><i>whether he did not also wish</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:18"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 18</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^ma" key="Nu^ma" opt="n" orig_id="n31392"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭma">Numa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a Roman proper name</i>.  <sense id="n31392.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Numa Pompilius, <i>the second king of Rome</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:18"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 18</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:13:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 13, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:18:33">2, 18, 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:69"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 69</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:305"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 305</bibl> sqq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:16"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:156">8, 156</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n31392.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Numa Marcius (Martius), <i>a Sabine, a friend of the former and high-priest</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:20"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:11"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^ma_na" key="Nu^ma_na" opt="n" orig_id="n31393"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmāna">Numana</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31393.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sea-coast town in Picenum</i>, now <i>Umana</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:111"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 13, 18, § 111</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:433"><author>Sil.</author> 8, 433</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:4:6"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 4, 6</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31393.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭ-mānas</orth>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <i>adj., Numanian</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 446, 1</bibl> and 2; Inscr. Don. cl. 5, n. 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^manti^a" key="Nu^manti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31394"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmantĭa">Numantia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31394.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in</i> Hispania Tarraconensis, <i>captured and destroyed by Scipio Africanus the Younger</i>, now <i>Garray</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Ep. 47"><author>Liv.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:54">54</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:11:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 11, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:18"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 18</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Eutr.</author> 4, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:2:6:4"><author>Mel.</author> 2, 6, 4</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31394.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭmantīnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Numantine</i>. De Numantino foedere, <i>made by</i> C. Mancinus, <i>but not ratified by the Senate</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:18:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 18, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:17:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 17, 54</bibl>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭ-mantīnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a surname given to Scipio Africanus, as the taker of Numantia;</i> cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:596"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 596</bibl>.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭ-mantīni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Numantines</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:11"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Ep. 59"><author>Liv.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 59</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ma_ri^us" key="nu_ma_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31395"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūmārĭus">numarius</head>, v. nummarius.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^ma_nus" key="Nu^ma_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31396"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmānus">Numanus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31396.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Rutulian, surnamed</i> Remulus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:592"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 592</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ma_ti^o" key="nu_ma_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31397"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūmātĭo">numatio</head>, v. nummatio.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ma_tus" key="nu_ma_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31398"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūmātus">numatus</head>, v. nummatus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnumella" key="numella" opt="n" orig_id="n31399"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="numella">numella</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31399.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of shackle</i> or <i>fetter</i>, for crimmals, slaves, and cattle: numella genus vinculi, quo quadrupedes deligantur, solet autem ea fieri nervo, aut corio crudo bovis, ut plurimum, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.; less trust worthy is the explanation of Nonius: <cit><quote lang="la">numellae machinae genus ligneum ad discruciandos noxios paratum, quo et collum et pedes immittunt. Plautus Asinaria (3, 2, 5): nervos, catenas, carcerem, numellas, pedicas, boias,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 144, 25</bibl></cit> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7:8:6"><author>Col.</author> 7, 8, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi potest etiam numella fabricari, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:19:2"><author>id.</author> 6, 19, 2</bibl></cit> (al. numelli; al. numellae).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnumellus" key="numellus" opt="n" orig_id="n31400"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="numellus">numellus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v numella <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_men" key="nu_men" opt="n" orig_id="n31401"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūmen">numen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">for nuimen, root nu-; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νεύω</foreign>, nod; Lat. nuo in re-nuo, etc</etym>, prop., <i>a nodding with the head, a nod</i>: numen quasi nutus dei ac potestas dicitur, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.—Hence, trop., <i>a nod</i>, i. e. <i>command, will</i>. *  <sense id="n31401.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">ad numen mentis momenque moveri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:144"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 144</bibl></cit> (but <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:632"><author>id.</author> 2, 632</bibl>, and 4, 179, the correct reading is momine, v. Lachm.).—</sense><sense id="n31401.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>the divine will, the will</i> or <i>power of the gods, divine sway</i> (the class. signif. of the word): <cit><quote lang="la">numen dicunt esse imperium, dictum ab nutu: numina sunt, quojus imperium maximum esse videatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:85"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 85</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">deo, cujus numini parent omnia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:53:120"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 53, 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multa saepe prodigia vim ejus (Cereris) numenque declarant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:107"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 49, § 107</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">di inmortales suo numine atque auxilio sua templa atque urbis tecta defendunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:13:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 13, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numen interdictumque deorum immortalium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:21:48"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 21, 48</bibl></cit>: nox et Diana, Nunc, nunc adeste, nunc in hostiles domos Iram atque numen vertite, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:5:54"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 5, 54</bibl>.—To Fortune: <cit><quote lang="la">nullum numen abest, si sit prudentia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:365"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 365</bibl></cit>.—Hence, transf., of the <i>will, might, authority</i> of powerful persons: <cit><quote lang="la">flectere tenta Caesareum numen, numine, Bacche, tuo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:3:45"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 5, 3, 45</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:13:24"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 13, 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">annuite, Patres Conscripti, nutum numenque vestrum invictum Campanis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:30"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 30</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quanta potestas, quanta majestas, quantum denique numen, sit historiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:27:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 27, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31401.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Godhead, divinity, deity, divine majesty</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">numina Palladis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:543"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 543</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">per Dianae numina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 17, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">venerantur numina nymphae, Mygdonidesque nurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:44"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">audis ... positas ut glaciet nives Puro numine Juppiter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:10:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 10, 8</bibl></cit>.—Concr., <i>a divinity, deity, a god, goddess</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">caeleste numen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:21:1"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 21, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:2:4:4"><author>Val. Max.</author> 2, 4, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:5:1:3">5, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:19:1:4"><author>Amm.</author>19, 1, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">summum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:7:30:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 7, 30, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:15:8:9"><author>Amm.</author>15, 8, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">17, 7, 3</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">templa et effigies numinum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:10"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:73">1, 73</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:71">3, 71</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:45">15, 45</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:22"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nos magna precati Numina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:634"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 634</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quem Numina laeva sinunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:7"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">promissaque numine firmat,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>by calling a god to witness, by an oath</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:430"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 430</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vadimus immixti haud numine nostro,</quote> <i><i>the divinity not with us</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:396"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 396</bibl></cit>, cf. sqq.: <cit><quote lang="la">hospes numinis Idaei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:138"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 138</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in contumeliam numinum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:11"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Titus numinibus aequatus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:35"><author>id.</author> ib. 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numinis loco habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:8"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numina quibus sacrificabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:5:10"><author>Val. Max.</author> 5, 10</bibl></cit>, ext. 2: <cit><quote lang="la">ea numina, i. e. Apollo and Diana,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:61"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 61</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:25"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 7, 12, § 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:132">18, 13, 35, § 132</bibl>.—Of the manes of a beloved person: <cit><quote lang="la">juro per illos manes, numina mei doloris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:pr:10"><author>Quint.</author> 6, prooem. § 10</bibl></cit> Spald.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ra_bi^lis" key="nu^me^ra_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31402"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrābĭlis">numerabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">numerus</etym>, <sense id="n31402.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that can be numbered</i> or <i>counted, numerable</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">calculus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:588"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 588</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">populus utpote parvus,</quote> <i><i>easily numbered</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:206"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 206</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŭmĕrābĭlĭ-ter</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, Ps.-<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Spec. 20"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Spec.</title> 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ra_lis" key="nu^me^ra_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31403"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrālis">numeralis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">numerus</etym>, <sense id="n31403.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to number, numeral</i>: numerale nomen, in gram., <i>a numeral</i>, Prisc. pp. 579 and 581 P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^me^ra_ri^a" key="Nu^me^ra_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31404"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmĕrārĭa">Numeraria</head> <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">numerus</etym>, <sense id="n31404.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Arithmetic</i>, personified, <i>the genius of number</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 7, § 802</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ra_ri^us" key="nu^me^ra_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31405"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrārĭus">numerarius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">numerus</etym>. <sense id="n31405.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>An arithmetician</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:in Psa. 146:section=11"><author>Aug.</author> <title>in Psa.</title> 146, § 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Lib. Arb. 2:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Lib. Arb.</title> 2, 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31405.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>An accountant, keeper of accounts</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerarii vocati sunt, qui publicum nummum aerariis inferunt,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 9, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:19:9"><author>Amm.</author>19, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:1:11"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 11</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">2, 1</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">5, 7</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 12</bibl>, tit. 50: De numerariis, actuariis, etc.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ra_ti^o" key="nu^me^ra_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31406"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrātĭo">numeratio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">numero</etym>, <sense id="n31406.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a counting out, paying, payment</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">ubi numeratio exigetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:8:13"><author>Col.</author> 1, 8, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:1:24">11, 1, 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab isto fiet numeratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:18:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 18, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:26:8">26, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">numeratio pecuniae rei, non litterarum, facit obligationem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 3:131"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 3, 131</bibl></cit> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ra_tor" key="nu^me^ra_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31407"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrātor">numerator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">numero</etym>, <sense id="n31407.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a counter, numberer</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">numerator siderum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,001:5:4"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Conf.</title> 5, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ra_tus" key="nu^me^ra_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31408"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrātus">numeratus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from numero.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^me^ri^a" key="Nu^me^ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31409"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmĕrĭa">Numeria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">numerus</etym>. <sense id="n31409.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>The goddess of counting</i>: Numeria, quae numerare doceat, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:4:11"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 4, 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31409.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The goddess of speedy birth</i>, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 352, 31</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ri^us1" key="nu^me^ri^us1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31410"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrĭus">numerius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">numerus</etym>, <sense id="n31410.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to number, numeral</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aestimatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1672,001:Res Gest. Alex. M. 3:58"><author>Jul. Val.</author> Res Gest. Alex. M. 3, 58</bibl></cit> Mai.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^me^ri^us2" key="Nu^me^ri^us2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31411"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmĕrĭus">Numerius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, abbrev. N., <sense id="n31411.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman</i> praenomen: qui celeriter erant nati, fere Numerios praenominabant, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 352, 29</bibl>. Concerning the introduction of this praenomen into the Fabian gens, v. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=170"><author>Fest.</author> p. 170</bibl> Müll. So, Numerius (abbrev. N.) Fabius Buteo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:28"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 28</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">N. Fabius Vibulanus,</quote> <i><i>a consul</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:43"><author>id.</author> 4, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Numerius, Numestius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:22:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 22, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:24:1:5">24, 1, 5</bibl>.— (<abbr>Fem.</abbr> Numeria was not in use, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:9:55"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 9, § 55</bibl> Müll.)</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^me^ri^us3" key="Nu^me^ri^us3" n="3" opt="n" orig_id="n31412"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmĕrĭus">Numerius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n31412.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman</i> gens. So, Q. Numerius Rufus, <i>a tribune of the people</i>, A. U. C. 697, <i>an enemy of Cicero</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:33:72"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 33, 72</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:38:82">38, 82</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:43:94">43, 94</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31412.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭmĕrĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to a Numerius, Numerian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">raudusculum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:2:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 2, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ro1" key="nu^me^ro1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31413"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕro">numero</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">numerus</etym>, <i>to count, reckon, number</i> (syn. recenseo).  <sense id="n31413.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">si singulos numeremus in singulas (civitates),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:4:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 4, 7</bibl></cit>: ea, si ex reis numeres, innumerabilia sunt; <cit><quote lang="la">si ex rebus, modica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:32:137"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 32, 137</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerare per digitos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:123"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 123</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">votaque pro dominā vix numeranda facit,</quote> <i><i>that can hardly be counted, almost innumerable</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:10:12"><author>Tib.</author> 4, 4, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amores divūm numerare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:347"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 347</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:34"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">viros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:51"><author>Sil.</author> 7, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">milites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:285"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 285</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aureos voce digitisque numerare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:21"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numera sestertia qumque omnibus in rebus—numerentur deinde labores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:9:41"><author>Juv.</author> 9, 41</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">numera senatum,</quote> said to the consul by a senator opposed to a bill, and who considered that there was not a quorum of senators present; like the phrase <i>to demand a call of the House</i>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=170"><author>Fest.</author> p. 170</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">ne quid ad senatum consule! aut numera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:4:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 4, 2</bibl></cit> Orell. <title>N. cr.</title>: <cit><quote lang="la">posset rem impedire, si, ut numerarentur, postularet,</quote> Cael. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:11:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 11, 2</bibl></cit> (cf. also <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:76"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 76</bibl>).—In law, of days granted for deliberation, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">continui dies numerantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:2:173"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 173</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">tempus numeratur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:2:172"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 172</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31413.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., of money, <i>to count out, pay out, pay</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">stipendium numerare militibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:36:88"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 36, 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecuniam de suo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:16a:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 16, A, § 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:19:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 19, 44</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ep:3:6"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">talenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid usurae nomine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:42"><author>id.</author> ib. 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alicui pensionem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:16"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnam pecuniam numerare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 3</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:Perioch. 4"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> Perioch. 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31413.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31413.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To reckon, number</i> as one's own, i. e. <i>to have, possess</i> (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">donec eris felix, multos numerabis amicos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:9:5"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 9, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">triumphos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:169"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 169</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum licet a Pico numeres genus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:131"><author>id.</author> 8, 131</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">veterani tricena aut supra stipendia numerantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:35"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 35</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31413.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To account, reckon, esteem, consider</i> as any thing.—With two <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">Sulpicium accusatorem suum numerabat, non competitorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:24:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 24, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hos non numero consulares,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stellas singulas numeras deos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:16:40"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 16, 40</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:13:4:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 13, 4, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae isti bona numerant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:15:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 15, 44</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sapientes cives, qualem me et esse et numerari volo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:9:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 9, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">is prope alter Timarchides numerabatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:169"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 70, § 169</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerare aliquid beneficii loco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:6:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mors in beneficii parte (al. partem) numeretur,</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">voluptatem nullo loco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:28:90"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 28, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid in bonis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:5:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 5, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:9:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 9, 31</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid in actis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:8:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 8, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Herennius in mediocribus oratoribus numeratus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:45:166"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 45, 166</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem in septem (sc. sapientibus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:1:1:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Par.</title> 1, 1, 8</bibl></cit>.—With <i>inter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipse honestissimus inter suos numerabatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:6:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 6, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem inter decemviros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:35:3"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 35, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae jactura inter damna numerata non est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:2:5:11"><author>Just.</author> 2, 5, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 2, 12, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:1:6:11"><author>Val. Max.</author> 1, 6, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerabatur inter ostenta deminutus magistratuum numerus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:64"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 64</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:29"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:15:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 15, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:3:6">5, 3, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:7:18"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 7, 18</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">inter amicos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:9:35"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 9, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem post aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:77"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Thucydides numquam est numeratus orator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:45:166"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 45, 166</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŭmĕrātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>P. a., counted out, paid down</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">argentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:526"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 3, 57 (526)</bibl></cit>; hence, in <i>ready money, in cash</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic sunt quinque argenti lectae numeratae minae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1152"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 7, 50 (1152)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">duo talenta argenti numerata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:193"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 3, 41 (193)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(vendidit aedis) praesentariis Argenti minis numeratis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1082"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 3, 75 (1082)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dos uxoris numerata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:4:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecunia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:32:80"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 32, 80</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŭmĕrātum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>ready money, cash</i>: quae tua est suavitas nolles a me hoc tempore aestimationem accipere; <cit><quote lang="la">nam numeratum, si cuperem, non haberem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:20:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 20, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut numerato malim quam aestimatione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:25:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 25, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:21"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 21</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:166"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 166</bibl>: in numerato, <i>in ready money</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">testamento edixit relinquere in numerato HS DC,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:135"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 10, 47, § 135</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">proferre in numerato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:55"><author>id.</author> 33, 3, 17, § 55</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 2:196"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 196</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:3:141">3, 141</bibl>.— Hence, </sense><sense id="n31413.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: in numerato habere, <i>to have in readiness</i> (a phrase of Augustus): <cit><quote lang="la">dictum est de actore facile dicente ex tempore, ingenium eum in numerato habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:111"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 111</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:2:13"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 2, 13</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ro_2" key="nu^me^ro_2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31414"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrō">numero</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. numerus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ro_se_" key="nu^me^ro_se_" opt="n" orig_id="n31415"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrōsē">numerose</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. numerosus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ro_si^tas" key="nu^me^ro_si^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n31416"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrōsĭtas">numerositas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">numerosus</etym>. <sense id="n31416.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A great number, multitude</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">numerositas innumera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:5:20"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">filiarum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Monog.</title> 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">curialium, Cod. Th. 12, 5, 3: Scriptorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:23:150"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 23, 150</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31416.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Rhythm, harmony</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Doctr. Christ. 4:20"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Doctr. Christ.</title> 4, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:ib. 55:109"><author>id.</author> ib. 55, 109</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ro_si^ter" key="nu^me^ro_si^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n31417"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrōsĭter">numerositer</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. numerosus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^ro_sus" key="nu^me^ro_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n31418"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrōsus">numerosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">numerus</etym>. <sense id="n31418.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Consisting of a great number, numerous, manifold</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">numerosa pubes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:5:40"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 5, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">partus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:233"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 40, 95, § 233</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerosā caede futuram ultus mortem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:10:172"><author>Sil.</author> 10, 172</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herba radice magnā, numerosa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:167"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 24, 95, § 167</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitas, numerosissima provinciae totius,</quote> <i><i>the most populous</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:17"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerosissima florum varietas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:125"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 40, § 125</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerosissima suffragia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:101"><author>id.</author> 7, 28, 29, § 101</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">classis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:151"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 151</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">excelsae turris tabulata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:106"><author>id.</author> 10, 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">copiosa et numerosa domus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:15:4"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 15, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">debitor arcae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:31:3"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 31, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:1:3"><author>id.</author> 4, 1, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pullus equinus lato et musculorum toris numeroso pectore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:29:2"><author>Col.</author> 6, 29, 2</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">feminibus torosis ac numerosis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:29:2"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pictor diligentior quam numerosior,</quote> <i><i>who is more accurate than prolific</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:130"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 40, § 130</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gymnasium longe numerosius laxiusque,</quote> <i><i>more extensive, with more wings</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:48:4"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 48, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerosa tabula,</quote> <i><i>a painting with many figures</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:138"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 11, 40, § 138</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerosum opus,</quote> <i><i>of various contents</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:10"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 10, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:64"><author>id.</author> 8, 6, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:9:2"><author>Col.</author> 6, 9, 2</bibl></cit>: numerosa res means <i>variously accomplished, having a knowledge of many things</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">RES NVMEROSA FVI,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 655, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31418.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Full of rhythm</i> or <i>harmony, according to rhythm, measured, rhythmical, harmonious, melodious</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">numerosaque bracchia ducit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:4:29"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 4, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerosos ponere gressus (al. gestus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:2:33"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 2, 33</bibl></cit>: numerosa oratio, <i>rhythmical, melodious</i>: si numerosum est id in omnibus sonis atque vocibus, quod habet quasdam impressiones et quod metiri possumus intervallis aequalibus; <cit><quote lang="la">recte, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:48:185"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 48, 185</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apta et numerosa oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:chapter=50"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 50</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:chapter=52">52</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerosus Horatius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:4:10:49"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 4, 10, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Myron numerosior in arte, quam Polycletus,</quote> <i><i>more harmonious</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:58"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 8, 19, § 58</bibl></cit>. —Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, in two forms. </sense><sense id="n31418.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŭmĕ-rōsē</orth>. </sense><sense id="n31418.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Numerously, multifariously</i> (not in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">numerosius onerare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:21:2"><author>Col.</author> 4, 21, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerosius dividere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:61"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 3, 19, § 61</bibl></cit>. —<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">familias numerosissime comparant,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,004"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Deo Socr.</title> p. 54, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sententias versare quam numerosissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:5:9"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 5, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerose loqui,</quote> <i><i>to speak in the plural number</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Prax. 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31418.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Rhythmically, harmoniously, melodiously</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">fidiculae numerose sonantes?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:8:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 8, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(sententia) cadit numerose,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:8:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 8, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerose dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:66:221"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 66, 221</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:65:219">65, 219</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:62:210">62, 210</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerosius dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:7:3:53"><author>Gell.</author> 7, 3, 53</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31418.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŭmĕrōsĭter</orth>, <i>rhythmically, harmoniously, melodiously</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 2, 73</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^me^rus" key="nu^me^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n31419"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmĕrus">numerus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέμω</foreign>, to distribute; cf.: numa, nemus, nummus</etym>, <i>a number</i>.  <sense id="n31419.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31419.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">illi octo cursus septem efficiunt distinctos intervallis sonos: qui numerus rerum omnium fere nodus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:18:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 18, 18</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Somn. Scip.</title> 1, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">duo hi numeri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:12:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 12, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consummare perfectissimum numerum, quem novem novies multiplicata componunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:58"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerumque referri Jussit,</quote> <i><i>that their number should be counted</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:6:85"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 6, 85</bibl></cit>; cf.: numerus argenteorum facilior usui est, <i>the counting, reckoning</i>. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:5"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 5</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: sed neque quam multae species, nec nomina quae sint Est numerus; <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim numero conprendere refert,</quote> <i><i>cannot be counted</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:104"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eorumque nummorum vis et potestas non in numero erat, sed in pondere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 1:122"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 1, 122</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31419.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31419.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A certain collective quantity, a body, number</i> of persons or things: tunc deinceps proximi cujusque collegii ... in sortem coicerentur, quoad is numerus effectus esset, quem ad numerum in provincias mitti oporteret, S. C. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:8:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 8, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec in Aeduorum finibus recensebantur numerusque inibatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:76"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 76</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:22"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 22</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">eum clavum, quia rarae per ea tempora litterae erant, notam numeri annorum fuisse ferunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:3"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pompilius ad pristinum numerum duo augures addidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:14:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 14, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec enim sunt tria numero,</quote> <i><i>in number, altogether</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:28:121"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 28, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">classis mille numero navium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:48"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 18, § 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppida sua omnia, numero ad duodecim, incendunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad duorum milium numero ex Pompeianis cecidisse reperiebamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:53"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 53</bibl></cit>: reliqui omnes, numero quadraginta, interfecti, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:53:4"><author>Sall.</author>. J. 53, 4</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:93:8"><author>id.</author> ib. 93, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum magnus piratarum numerus deesset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:72"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 28, § 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad eorum numerum,</quote> <i><i>to the full number of them</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:73"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 5, 28, § 73</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:20"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 20</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si naves suum numerum haberent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:133"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 51, § 133</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">supra numerum,</quote> <i><i>superfluous</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:15"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 15</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 25</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnus numerus frumenti,</quote> <i><i>a great quantity</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:176"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 72, § 176</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:26:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 26, 64</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:18"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 18</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vini,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:28:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 28, 66</bibl></cit>; so without an adj., like the Engl. <i>number</i>, for <i>a great number</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">est (in eādem provinciā) numerus civium Romanorum atque hominum honestissimorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:5:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> 5, 13</bibl></cit> (1, 3): <cit><quote lang="la">plures numero tuti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:49"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 49</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed illos Defendit numerus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:46"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 46</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:52"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 7, 52</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">latet in numero virtus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:323"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 323</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31419.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: numeri, <i>the mathematics, astronomy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut a sacerdotibus barbaris numeros et caelestia acciperet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:29:87"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 29, 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Thales hoc etiam numeris inquirit et astris,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sid.</author> 15, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerisque sequentibus astra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:411"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 411</bibl></cit>. —Rarely in <number opt="n">sing.</number>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Cons. Mall.</title> 130</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31419.6" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In milit. lang., <i>a division</i> of the army, <i>a troop, band</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">sparsi per provinciam numeri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:18"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 18</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">plena urbs exercitu insolito: multi ad hoc numeri e Germaniā ac Britanniā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:6"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nondum distributi in numeros erant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:29"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 29</bibl></cit> (38), 2: <cit><quote lang="la">revocare ad officium numeros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=ves.:6"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vesp.</title> 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">militares numeri,</quote> <i><i>cohorts</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:7:19"><author>Amm.</author>14, 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in numeris esse,</quote> <i><i>to be enrolled</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:29:1:43"><author>Dig.</author> 29, 1, 43</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:29:1:38"><author>ib.</author> 29, 1, 38</bibl>; Claud. Epith. Pall. et Celer. 86; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 1096</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31419.7" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Like the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἀριθμός</foreign>, <i>a mere number</i>, opp. to quality, worth: <cit><quote lang="la">nos numerus sumus et fruges consumere nati,</quote> <i><i>we are mere numbers, ciphers</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:2:27"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 2, 27</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:46"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 46</bibl> supra.—</sense><sense id="n31419.8" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> In gram., <i>a number</i> (singular, plural, dual), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:9:65"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 9, § 65</bibl> sq. Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:27"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 4, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:42">1, 5, 42</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:47">47</bibl>; 1, 6, 25 et saep. —</sense><sense id="n31419.9" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>, <i>dice</i> (marked with numbers): <cit><quote lang="la">seu ludet numerosque manu jactabit eburnos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:203"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 203</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et modo tres jactet numeros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:355"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 355</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:14:2"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 14, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31419.10" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>number, rank, place, position, estimation, relation, class, category</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen, locus, in loco, in vicem): me adscribe talem (i. e. talium) in numerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:13:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 13, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in illo antiquorum hominum numero reponi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:210"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 90, § 210</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in deorum numero haberi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:19:48"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 19, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">reponere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:3:21"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 3, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">referre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:1:12"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 1, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numero beatorum aliquem eximere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:2:18"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 2, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quo in numero illud, quod per similitudinem affertur, et quo in loco illud, cujus causā affertur, haberi conveniat, ostendetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:50:151"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 50, 151</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:134"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 54, § 134</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex hoc numero hunc esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:7:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 7, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">parentis numero alicui esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:19:61"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 19, 61</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">in hostium numero habere aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:28"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ducere in numero hostium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:32"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hujus originis apud veteres numerus erat exilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:23:6:35"><author>Amm.</author>23, 6, 35</bibl></cit>: in numero esse, <i>to be of the number of, to be reckoned among, to be</i> any thing, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:180"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 180</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Q. Aelius Tubero fuit illo tempore nullo in oratorum numero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:31:117"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 31, 117</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sine actione summus orator esse in numero nullo potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:56:213"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 56, 213</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo sunt in numero Curiosolites, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:75:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 75, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:7:2">3, 7, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:1:4"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo in numero ego sum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:23:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 23, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:44:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 44, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:53:2">3, 53, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui in eo numero fuisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:11:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 11, 25</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:4:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 4, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:6:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 6, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo in numero hi quoque fuerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:36"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 36</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>— Without <i>in</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut civium numero simus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:4:12"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 4, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:30:19">7, 30, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:42:9">30, 42, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:56:11">4, 56, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:35:9">36, 35, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem hostium numero habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:6:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 6, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:82:3"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 82, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:21:2"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 21, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui hostium numero non sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:13:5:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 13, 5, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:20:78"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 20, 78</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquo numero esse,</quote> <i><i>to be of some repute</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:13:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 13, 1</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:62:208"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 62, 208</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:9:33"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 9, 33</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Bambalio quidam, homo nullo numero,</quote> <i><i>of no account</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:3:6:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 3, 6, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerum aliquem obtinere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:47:175"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 47, 175</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31419.11" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A part</i> of a whole, <i>member, category</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes numeros virtutis continet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:7:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 7, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">varium et elegans omni fere numero poëma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mundus perfectus expletusque omnibus suis numeris atque partibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:13:37"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 13, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animalia imperfecta suisque Trunca vident numeris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:427"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 427</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:126">7, 126</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid omnibus numeris praestantius?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:91"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">liber numeris omnibus absolutus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:38"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 38</bibl></cit>; cf. of the days of the month: luna alternis mensibus XXX. implebit numeros, alternis vero detrahet singulos, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:325"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 32, 75, § 325</bibl>.—Hence, omnium numerorum esse, <i>to be complete, perfect</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:68:8"><author>Petr.</author> 68, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">puer omnium numerūm,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:63:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 63, 3</bibl></cit>. And, on the contrary: <cit><quote lang="la">deesse numeris suis,</quote> <i><i>to be deficient</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:8:11"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 8, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31419.12" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Order</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaecumque in foliis descripsit carmina virgo, Digerit in numerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:446"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 446</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31419.13" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>An office, duty, part</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad numeros exige quidque suos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:372"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 372</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Veneri numeros eripere suos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:4:88"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 88</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:7:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 7, 18</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:7:26"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 7, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">verae numeros modosque ediscere vitae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:143"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 143</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31419.14" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <i>Musical measure, time, rhythm, harmony, numbers</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in numerum exsultant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:631"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 631</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in musicis numeri, et voces et modi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:42:187"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 42, 187</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:126"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 126</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">histrio si paulum se movet extra numerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:3:2:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Par.</title> 3, 2, 26</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:2:12"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 2, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sit igitur hoc cognitum, in solutis etiam verbis inesse numeros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:56:190"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 56, 190</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Isocrates verbis solutis numeros primus adjunxit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:52:174"><author>id.</author> ib. 52, 174</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in solutā oratione ... modum tamen et numerum quendam oportere servari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:8:32"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 8, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multum interest, utrum numerosa sit, id est similis numerorum, an plane e numeris constet oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:65:220"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 65, 220</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">redigere omnes fere in quadrum numerumque sententias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:61:208"><author>id.</author> ib. 61, 208</bibl></cit>.—Hence, quamvis nil extra numerum fecisse modumque Curas, <i>nothing out of measure, improper</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:59"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 59</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31419.15" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A measure, number</i>, in poetry: <cit><quote lang="la">nam cum sint numeri plures, iambum et trochaeum frequentem segregat ab oratore Aristoteles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:47:182"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 47, 182</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:64:215"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 64, 215</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">numeris nectere verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:2:30"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 2, 30</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:2:5">4, 2, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">numeros memini, si verba tenerem,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the tune</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:9:45"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 9, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerisque fertur Lege solutis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:2:11"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 2, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31419.16" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>A verse</i>, in gen. (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">arma gravi numero violentaque bella parabam Edere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>verses in heroic metre</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:1:1"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">impares,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>elegiac verses</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:1:37"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 1, 37</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŭmĕrō</orth> (<case opt="n">abl.</case>), adverb., lit., measured according to number or time, i. e. <i>precisely, exactly, just</i> (only ante-class.; freq. in Plautus; not found in Ter. or Lucr.). </sense><sense id="n31419.17" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Just, precisely, at the right time, on the instant</i>: numero mihi in mentem fuit. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:177"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 25 (177)</bibl>: neminem vidi, qui numero sciret, quod scitu est opus, <author>Naev.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=170"><author>Fest.</author> p. 170</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n31419.18" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Quickly, rapidly, soon</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">numero significat cito,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 352, 16</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">(apes) si quando displicatae sunt, cymbalis et plausibus numero reducunt in locum unum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:16:7"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 16, 7</bibl></cit>. —With <i>nimis</i>: perfalsum et abs te creditum numero nimis, <i>too quickly, too soon</i>, Afran. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=170"><author>Fest.</author> p. 170</bibl> Müll.: numquam nimis numero quemquam vidi facere, quam facto est opus, Turp. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 352, 20</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31419.19" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In a bad sense, <i>too quickly, too hastily, too soon</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Menaechme, numero huc advenis ad prandium: Nunc opsonatu redeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:285"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 2, 13 (285)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numero dicis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:648"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 3, 5, 28 (648)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1399"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 5, 1, 6 (1399)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">o Apella, o Zeuxis pictor, Cur numero estis mortui, hinc exemplum ut pingeretis?</quote> <i><i>why have you died too soon?</i></i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1275"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 4, 102 (1275)</bibl></cit>; Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 352, 26</bibl>; <author>id.</author> ap. Paul. ex Fest. l. l.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^mi_ci^us1" key="Nu^mi_ci^us1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31420"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmīcĭus">Numicius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭmīcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31420.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small river in Latium, near Lavinium, on the banks of which stood the grove of</i> Juppiter Indiges, now <i>Rio Torto</i>. </sense><sense id="n31420.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Form Numicius (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">amnis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:56"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corniger,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:647"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 647</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31420.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Form Numicus: <cit><quote lang="la">venerandi Numici Unda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:5:43"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 5, 43</bibl></cit>; in <case opt="n">nom.</case> Numicus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:180"><author>Sil.</author> 8, 180</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:2:6"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 2, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:15"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Orig. Gent. Rom. 14:2"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> Orig. Gent. Rom. 14, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:150"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 150</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 4, 620</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^mi_ci^us2" key="Nu^mi_ci^us2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31421"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmīcĭus">Numicius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n31421.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman</i> gens. So, L. Numicius Circeiensis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:3"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">T. Numicius Priscus,</quote> <i><i>a consul</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:63"><author>id.</author> 2, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ti. Numicius,</quote> <i><i>a tribune of the people</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:30:109"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 30, 109</bibl></cit>: Minucius Thermus. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:20"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 16, 20</bibl>. To Numicius is addressed <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:6" valid="yes"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^mi^da" key="Nu^mi^da" opt="n" orig_id="n31422"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmĭda">Numida</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νομάς</foreign>, <sense id="n31422.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a nomad</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Arabia Numidarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:8:3:8"><author>Vitr.</author> 8, 3, 8</bibl></cit> ( = Arabia Nomadum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:72"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 16, 15, § 72</bibl>): Numidas dicimus quos Graeci <foreign lang="greek">Νομάδας</foreign>, sive quod id genus hominum pecoribus negotietur, sive quod herbis, ut pecora aluntur, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n31422.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>a Numidian;</i> usually in the <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭmĭ-dae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <i>the Numidians, a people of Northern Africa, between Mauritania and the territory of Carthage</i>, in the modern <i>Algiers</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:46:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 46, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:66:2">66, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:89:7">89, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:31"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34">34</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:41"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:11:47"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 11, 47</bibl>.— <cit><quote lang="la">Enslaved and used in Rome as mounted attendants and messengers,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:87:8"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 87, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:123:6">123, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:40"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 40</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2877</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Numidarum columnae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of Numidian marble</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:182"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 182</bibl></cit>.—In <i>gen. plur.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Numidūm gentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:26:6"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 26, 6</bibl></cit>.—In <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">Numida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:12:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 12, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31422.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> As <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to the Numidians, Numidian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Numidae jaculatores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:11"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 11</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">Numidae leones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:183"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 183</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">Numida dens,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>ivory</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:9:28"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 9, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ursos figebat Numidas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:4:100"><author>Juv.</author> 4, 100</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31422.3" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>A Roman surname</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Plotius Numida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:36"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 36</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31422.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Hence, </sense><sense id="n31422.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭmĭdĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the country of Numidia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:6:1"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 6, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:22"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 3, 2, § 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:8:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 8, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:13:2">13, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:16:5">16, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:12:6"><author>Col.</author> 3, 12, 6</bibl> et saep.— Whence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭmĭdĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj, Numidian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:55"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 15, 16, § 55</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31422.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭmĭ-dĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Numidian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">equi Numidici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:6"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scuta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:94:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 94, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cedri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:216"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 40, 79, § 216</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gallina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:2:2"><author>Col.</author> 8, 2, 2</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">called also Numidicae aves,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:132"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 48, 67, § 132</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">marmor, called also Libycum, Poenum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:22"><author>id.</author> 5, 3, 2, § 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:49">36, 6, 8, § 49</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:86:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 86, 6</bibl>: Numidicus, <i>a surname of</i> Q. Caecilius Metellus, <i>bestowed on him for his victory over Jugurtha</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:11:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 11, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Vir. Ill. 62:1"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Vir. Ill.</title> 62, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^mi^si^us" key="Nu^mi^si^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31423"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmĭsĭus">Numisius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n31423.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman and Latin</i> gens. </sense><sense id="n31423.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> C. Numisius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:8"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31423.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> T. Numisius Tarquiniensis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:17"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 17</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31423.3" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Numisius Tiro, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:4:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 4, 8</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31423.4" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Numisius Lupus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:79"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 79</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:10">3, 10</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31423.5" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Numisius Rufus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:22"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:59">59</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:70">70</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31423.6" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> Numisius, <i>a Latin chieftain</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:11"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 11</bibl>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31423.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭmĭsĭānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭmĕsĭānus</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 17, 5</bibl>), <i>adj., of</i> or <i>belonging to a Numisius, Numisian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Numisiana vitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:2:2"><author>Col.</author> 3, 2, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7">7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:43:9">12, 43, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:34"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 2, 4, § 34</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^misma" key="nu^misma" opt="n" orig_id="n31424"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭmisma">numisma</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nummisma</orth>, <itype opt="n">ătis</itype>, v. nomisma.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^mistro" key="Nu^mistro" opt="n" orig_id="n31425"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmistro">Numistro</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31425.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Lucania</i>, near the mod. <i>Muro</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:2:4"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 2, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,001:2:2:6"><author>Front.</author> 2, 2, 6</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭmistrāni</orth> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nŭ-mestrāni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of</i> Numistro, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:98"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 11, 15, § 98</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^mi^tor" key="Nu^mi^tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31426"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmĭtor">Numitor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n31426.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A king of Alba, brother of Amulius, father of Ilia, and grandfather of Romulus and Remus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:3"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:53"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 53</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:809">809</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:75">5, 75</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:773"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 773</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:768"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 768</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:74"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 74</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31426.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A Rutulian</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:342"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 342</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNu^mi^to_ri^us" key="Nu^mi^to_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31427"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nŭmĭtōrĭus">Numitorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, <sense id="n31427.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman</i> gens. </sense><sense id="n31427.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> C. Numitorious, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:163"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 63, § 163</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31427.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> L. Numitorius, <i>a tribune of the people</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:58"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 58</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31427.3" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> P. Numitorius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:45"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 45</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:54">54</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31427.4" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Q. Numitorius Pullus, <i>a leader of Fragellae in the contest of that city with the Romans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:34:105"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 34, 105</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:22:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 22, 62</bibl>.—<i>His daughter</i> was named Numitoria, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:3:6:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 3, 6, 17</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnumma_rius" key="numma_rius" opt="n" orig_id="n31428"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nummārius">nummarius</head> (so acc. to the better MSS., others <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūmārius</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nummus</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to money, money-</i>.  <sense id="n31428.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">difficultas nummaria,</quote> <i><i>pecuniary difficulty</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 28, § 69</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">difficultas rei nummariae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 4, 6, § 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">theca nummaria,</quote> <i><i>a money-box, coffer</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:7:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 7, 2</bibl></cit>: arca, Nov. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 495, 25</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">res,</quote> <i><i>the coinage</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:20:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 20, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lex Cornelia nummaria,</quote> <i><i>passed by Sylla against forgery</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:100"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 42, § 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">poena,</quote> <i><i>a fine</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:4:8:11"><author>Dig.</author> 4, 8, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 5, 6, 9</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31428.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>bribed with money, venal, mercenary</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">judices,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:16:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 16, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:28:75"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 28, 75</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">varia judicum genera: nummarii pauci, sed omnes irati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:27:75"><author>id.</author> ib. 27, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">judicium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:131"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 57, § 131</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">interpres pacis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:36:101"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 36, 101</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tribunal,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:1:9:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 1, 9, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnumma_ti^o" key="numma_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31429"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nummātĭo">nummatio</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūmāt-</orth>, MSS. reading, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:45:115"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 45, 115</bibl>; where Halm and Madv. have nundinatione, B. and K. mutatione.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnumma_tus" key="numma_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31430"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nummātus">nummatus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nūmāt-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">numus</etym>, <sense id="n31430.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>moneyed, furnished with money, rich</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo bene nummatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:22:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 22, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bene nummatum decorat Suadela Venusque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:6:38"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 6, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nummatior revertor,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:7:19"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 1, 7, 19</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNummosexpalpo_ni^des" key="Nummosexpalpo_ni^des" opt="n" orig_id="n31431"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nummos -expalpōnĭdes">Nummosexpalponides</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nummus-expalpor</etym>, <sense id="n31431.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a flatterer for money</i>, a fictitious comic name, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:704"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 6, 22 (704)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnummo_sus" key="nummo_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n31432"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nummōsus">nummosus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nūm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nummus</etym>, <sense id="n31432.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>well furnished with money, wealthy, rich</i> (for the usual nummatus), hoc inclinamentum hujuscemodi verborum, ut vinosus, mulierosus, religiosus, nummosus, significat copiam quandam immodicam rei, super quā dicitur, <author>Nigid.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:9:2"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 9, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnummu^la_ri^o^lus" key="nummu^la_ri^o^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31433"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nummŭlārĭŏlus">nummulariolus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nūm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nummularius</etym>, <sense id="n31433.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a money-changer</i>, Sen. Apocol. <abbr>med.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnummu^la_ri^us" key="nummu^la_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31434"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nummŭlārĭus">nummularius</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nūm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nummulus</etym>, <sense id="n31434.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to moneychanging;</i> as <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> very rare: <cit><quote lang="la">mensa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:14:3:20"><author>Dig.</author> 14, 3, 20</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31434.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nummŭlārĭus (nūm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a money-changer, moneybroker</i>, mensarius (post-Aug.; cf. argentarius): <cit><quote lang="la">nummulario, non ex fide versanti pecunias, manus amputavit mensaeque ejus affixit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=gal.:9"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Galb.</title> 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:56:1"><author>Petr.</author> 56</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:16:3:7"><author>Dig.</author> 16, 3, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:57:8"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 57, 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31434.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>An officer of the mint who tested the silver before it was coined</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3226</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">3227</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnummu^lus" key="nummu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n31435"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nummŭlus">nummulus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nūm-</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nummus</etym>, <sense id="n31435.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>some money, money</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nummulis acceptis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:16:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 16, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nummulorum aliquid,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:19:9"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 19, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil aliud curant, nisi agros, nisi villulas, nisi nummulos suos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:13:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 13, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnummus" key="nummus" opt="n" orig_id="n31436"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nummus">nummus</head> (thus written in the better MSS., others <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūmus</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype> (<i>gen. plur.</i> usu. nummūm, but nummorum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:153"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 115 (153)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:117"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 49, § 117</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:149"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 149</bibl>, etc.), <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">from root <foreign lang="greek">νέμω</foreign>; cf. numerus</etym>, <i>a piece of money, a coin, money</i>.  <sense id="n31436.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">adulterini,</quote> <i><i>counterfeit money</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:23:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 23, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adulterati,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 5, 25, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aurei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:12:8:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 12, 8, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plumbei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:895"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 11 (895)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">argenteus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,011:2:36"><author>Vulg.</author> 1 Reg. 2, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">putat suos nummos vos comedisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habere in nummis,</quote> <i><i>in ready money</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:8:10:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 8, 10, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:199"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 86, § 199</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">(hominem) non modo in aere alieno nullo, sed in suis nummis multis esse et semper fuisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 4, 6, § 11</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">jactabatur enim temporibus illis nummus sic, ut nemo posset scire, quid haberet,</quote> <i><i>the value of money fluctuated</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:20:80"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 20, 80</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">asper,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>not worn smooth by use</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:3:69"><author>Pers.</author> 3, 69</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:19:10"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 19, 10</bibl>: crescit amor nummi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:139"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 139</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31436.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31436.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A Roman silver coin, called also</i> nummus sestertius, <i>and simply</i> sestertius (v. sestertius), <i>a sesterce</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eccos trīs nummos habes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:219"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 4, 1 (219)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cogit Scandilium quinque illa milia nummum dare atque annumerare Apronio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:140"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 60, § 140</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:140"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 61, § 140</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">binis milibus nummum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:8"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 1, 1, § 8</bibl></cit>; cf. for the <case opt="n">gen.</case> nummūm, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:46:156"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 46, 156</bibl>, and v. Ritschl, prol. p. 89; <case opt="n">gen.</case> nummorum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:46"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 46</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 4</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:167"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 43, 68, § 167</bibl>—With <i>sestertius</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:11"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">percipere mille nongentos quinquaginta sestertios nummos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:3:9"><author>Col.</author> 3, 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sestertiis sescentis nummis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:3:9:section=13"><author>id.</author> 3, 3, 9, § 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31436.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, like our <i>farthing, cent</i>, to denote <i>a very small sum, a trifle, low price</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">assident, subducunt, ad nummum convenit,</quote> <i><i>to a farthing, to a cent</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:21:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 21, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ecquis est ex tanto populo, qui bona C. Rabirii nummo sestertio sibi addici velit?</quote> <i><i>at a farthing's value</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:17:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 17, 45</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:17:55"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 17, 55</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae maxima inter vos habentur, divitiae, gratia, potentia, sestertio nummo aestimanda sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:95:59"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 95, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">damnatus ... et sestertio nummo veniit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Epit. 55"><author>Liv.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 55</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:117"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 2, 34 (117)</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31436.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> As a Greek coin, <i>two</i> drachmae (only in Plaut.): illi sunt drachumis miseri; <cit><quote lang="la">me nemo potest Minoris quisquam nummo, ut surgam, subigere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:808"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 3, 2, 19 (808)</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Me.</abbr> Quibus hic pretiis porci veneunt sacres sinceri? <abbr>Cy.</abbr> Nummo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:288"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 2, 16 (288)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:52"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 52 (52)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:448"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 2, 34 (448)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnumnam" key="numnam" opt="n" orig_id="n31437"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="numnam">numnam</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">numne</orth>, v. num, I. <foreign lang="greek">ζ</foreign>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnumqua" key="numqua" opt="n" orig_id="n31438"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="numqua">numqua</head>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:143"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 2, 34 (143)</bibl>; more correctly written separate, num qua.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnumquam" key="numquam" opt="n" orig_id="n31439"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="numquam">numquam</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nunquam</orth> (both in good use; the former prevails before the Augustan age), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">ne-umquam</etym>, <sense id="n31439.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>at no time, never</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam edepol med istoc vinces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:754"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 5, 5, 13 (754)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod (principium) si numquam oritur, ne occidit quidem umquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:25:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 25, 27</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:13:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 13, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">videre mihi videor tantam dimicationem, quanta numquam fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:1:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illum numquam, dum haec natio viveret sine curā futurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:63:132"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 63, 132</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam ante hoc tempus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:44"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam donec,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:23"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 23</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31439.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Followed by a negative. </sense><sense id="n31439.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> By a clause with <i>quin, ut non</i>, to denote that which <i>always</i> occurs: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam fui usquam, quin me omnes amarent plurimum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1092"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1092</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam epistulam tuam accipio, ut non protinus una simus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:40:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 40, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31439.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With a negative in the same clause, affirmatively: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam non ineptum,</quote> <i><i>always</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:24:112"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 24, 112</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:18:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 18, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:11:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 11, 4</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">probi mores numquam non plurimum profuerint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:2:33"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 2, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam nisi honorificentissime Pompeium appellat,</quote> <i><i>never otherwise than, always</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:6:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 6, 10</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n31439.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> For non, <i>not, by no means</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui hodie numquam ad vesperam vivam!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:630"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 40 (630)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam omnes hodie moriemur inulti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:670"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 670</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam hodie effugies,</quote> <i><i>by no means</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:49"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 49</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:422"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 270 (422)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1192"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 4, 56 (1192)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:453"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 453</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil in mentem? numquam quidquam ( = prorsus nihil),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:528"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 528</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:76"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 1, 1, 8 (76)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNumquampostreddo_ni^des" key="Numquampostreddo_ni^des" opt="n" orig_id="n31440"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Numquampostreddōnĭdes">Numquampostreddonides</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">numquam-post-reddo</etym>, <sense id="n31440.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>who never will return any thing</i>, a comically formed name: <cit><quote lang="la">Quodsemelarripides Numquampostreddonides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:704"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 6, 22 (704)</bibl></cit> (dub.; al. Numquamposteaeripides, <i>from whom one can never recover any thing, Nevergetagain's son</i>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnumquando" key="numquando" opt="n" orig_id="n31441"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="numquando">numquando</head>, <itype opt="n">more correctly written separate</itype>, num quando; v. num.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnumquid" key="numquid" opt="n" orig_id="n31442"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="num-quid">numquid</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nunqu-</orth>), <i>adv. interrog</i>.  <sense id="n31442.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In a direct interrogation, where there is no corresponding term in English: <cit><quote lang="la">numquid meministi?</quote> <i><i>do you remember?</i></i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:943"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 943</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquid, Gnatho, tu dubitas, quin ego perierim?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1043"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1043</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquid Pomponius istis Audiret leviora, pater si viveret?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:52"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 52</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:136">1, 4, 136</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:69">1, 2, 69</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquid ergo illuc accedo?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:79"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 79</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">igitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:55"><author>id.</author> 7, 1, 55</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:48">7, 1, 48</bibl>.— Esp. in taking leave: num quid aliud? or num quid vis? <i>have you any thing further to say? do you want me longer? Eun.</i> Quid? Me num quid vis? <abbr>Meg.</abbr> Vale, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:172"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 1, 53 (172)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:262">2, 2, 85 (262)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:525"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 4, 2, 39 (525)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:883"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 4, 4, 30 (883)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquid aliut,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:404"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 1, 57 (404)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31442.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Rarely in an indirect interrog., <i>whether</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">scire sane velim, numquid necesse sit, comitiis esse Romae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si dubitare coeperit, numquid testatus decesserit, vel numquid vivat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:15:2"><author>Dig.</author> 38, 15, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnumquis" key="numquis" opt="n" orig_id="n31443"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="num-quis">numquis</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nunqu-</orth>), <itype opt="n">qui, quae</itype> (qua), quod, <sense id="n31443.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>pron. interrog. adj.</i>, usually written separate, num quis; v. num.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnunc" key="nunc" opt="n" orig_id="n31444"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nunc">nunc</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. nu, nūnam, now; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νύ, νῦν</foreign>; cf. Lat. num, with <i>demonstr.</i> -ce</etym>, <sense id="n31444.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>now, at present, at this time</i> (prop of that which is present to the speaker or writer). </sense><sense id="n31444.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n31444.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Contrasted with past time (opp. tum, tunc, antea, quondam, aliquando, olim, etc.): <cit><quote lang="la">longe aliam, inquam, praebes nunc atque olim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:205"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 3, 53 (205)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:216"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 216</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">alium esse censes nunc me atque olim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:545"><author>id.</author> <title>And.</title> 545</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia, quae sunt conclusa nunc artibus, dispersa quondam fuerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:42:187"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 42, 187</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed tu illum animum nunc adhibe, quaeso, quo me tum esse oportere censebas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:1:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 1, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:104"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 104</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:776"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 776</bibl>: sed erat tunc excusatio oppressis; <cit><quote lang="la">nunc nulla est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:7:5:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 7, 5, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:34:6"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 34, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:25:13">4, 25, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">arx minus aliquanto nunc munita quam antea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:5:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 5, 13</bibl></cit>: nunc si videtur, hoc; <cit><quote lang="la">illud alias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:11:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 11, 23</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:18:18"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 18, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:29"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 29</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut nunc ... aut aliquando,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:25:67"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 25, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ante hoc tempus numquam ... sed nunc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 1, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Contrasted with future time (opp. postea, mox, olim, etc.): <cit><quote lang="la">Cluentio nisi nunc satisfecero, postea satisfaciendi potestas non erit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:4:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 4, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:19:6"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 19, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">deos nunc testes esse, mox fore ultores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:2:4"><author>id.</author> 3, 2, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:25:8">3, 25, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui olim nominabitur, nunc intellegitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:104"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 104</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:627"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 627</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:15:4"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 15, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg> of present time, without suggestion of contrast, = hodie, nostro tempore: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc tibi pater hic est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:1018"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 5, 4, 21 (1018)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Marcellus, qui nunc aedilis curulis est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:13:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 13, 57</bibl></cit>.— With the <i>interrog. ne</i>, in the form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nun-cine</orth> (for num-ce-ne; <cit><quote lang="la">ante-class.): hem, nuncin demum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:683"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 683</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31444.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Strengthened by demum, denique, primum (v. h. vv.): <cit><quote lang="la">nunc demum intellego,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:542"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 6, 62 (542)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:253"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 253</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc demum rescribo his litteris,</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">tantum accessit, ut mihi nunc denique amare videar, antea dilexisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:17a:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 17, A, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:14:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 14, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:121"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 121</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc, quam rem oratum huc veni, primum proloquar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:50"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 50</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:695">2, 2, 63 (695)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:684">2, 2, 52 (684)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc primum hoc aures tuae crimen accipiunt?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 8, § 24</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:147">2, 2, 60, § 147</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc quoque propter tuos ternos denarios nunc primum postulatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:63"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 25, § 63</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> In special phrases. </sense><sense id="n31444.7" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Ut nunc est, <i>as things now are, in the present state of affairs, as matters stand</i>: constitui, ut nunc est, cum exercitu proficisci, Poll. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:31:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 31, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae (causae) si manebunt ... et, ut nunc est, mansurae videntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:29:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 29, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suaviter, ut nunc est, inquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 5</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31444.8" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Qui nunc sunt, <i>the men of this time, those now living, the present age</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">judiciis, qui nunc sunt. hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:15:43"><author>Cic.</author> <title>ad Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 15, § 43</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:147"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 25, 71, § 147</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">tace stulta: non tu nunc hominum mores vides?</quote> <i><i>of the men of this day</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:385"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 3, 1, 57 (385)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.9" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Nunc ipsum, <i>just now, at this very time</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quin nunc ipsum non dubitabo rem tantam abicere si id erit rectius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:3:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 3, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:9:2">8, 9, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:40:2">12, 40, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc tamen ipsum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:16:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 16, 11</bibl></cit>.—Nunc repeated with emphasis: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc, nunc o liceat crudelem abrumpere vitam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:579"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 579</bibl></cit> (al. nunc o nunc); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:189">5, 189</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc, nunc adeste, nunc in hostiles domos Iram vertite,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:5:53"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 5, 53</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.10" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31444.11" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of past or future time, conceived as present, <i>now, at that time</i>. </sense><sense id="n31444.12" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Of past time: <cit><quote lang="la">id adeo nos nunc factum invenimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:476"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 2, 2, 46 (476)</bibl></cit>: item Menandri Phasma nunc nuper dedit (Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νῦν ἄρτι</foreign>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:9"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc in causā refrixit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:23:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 23, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos ego campos antea nitidissimos vidissem, hos ita vastatos nunc videbam, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 18, § 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc reus erat apud Crassum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:24:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 24, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum eum antea tui similem in dicendo viderim, tum vero nunc ... multo videbam similiorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:71:250"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 71, 250</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">incerto nunc etiam exitu victoriae signa intulerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:62:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 62, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:40:6">6, 40, 6</bibl>: nunc Saliaribus Ornare pul vinar deorum Tempus erat dapibus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:37:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 37, 2</bibl>.—Esp. in orat. obliq., where the nunc of direct narration is retained: dixit, nunc demum se voti esse damnatum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Timol:5:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Timo</title>l. 5, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:19:8"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 19, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:40:10">3, 40, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:33:18">8, 33, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:34:3">8, 34, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:52:8">42, 52, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec nunc adulteria objecturum ait,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:30"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 30</bibl></cit>; cf. Nipperd. ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:35"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 35</bibl>; Krebs, Antibarb. p. 774. —</sense><sense id="n31444.13" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of future time (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">quis nunc te adibit? Cui videberis bella? Quem nunc amabis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:8:16s"><author>Cat.</author> 8, 16</bibl></cit> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8:2:10"><author>Just.</author> 8, 2, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.14" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Of the state of affairs, the condition of the argument, etc., <i>now, under these circumstances, in view of this</i>. </sense><sense id="n31444.15" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc quoniam hominem generavit et ornavit deus, perspicuum sit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:9:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 9, 27</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:9:73"><author>Prop.</author> 4, 9, 73</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vera igitur illa sunt nunc omnia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:106"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 33, 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non ego nunc vereor, ne sis mihi vilior istis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:2:25"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 2, 25</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:333"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 333</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc itaque et versus et cetera ludicra pono,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:1:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid nunc?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:661"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 71 (661)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:344"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 3, 77 (344)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.16" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Introducing a fact or conclusion opposed to a previous supposition or thought: <cit><quote lang="la">etiamsi ad vos esset singulos aliquid ex hoc agro perventurum, tamen honestius eum vos universi quam singuli possideretis. Nunc vero cum ad nos nihil pertineat, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:31:85"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 31, 85</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:7:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 7, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:11:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> 11, 24</bibl>: si ecastor nunc habeas quod des, alia verba perhibeas; <cit><quote lang="la">nunc quia nihil habes, maledictis te eam ductare postulas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:188"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 3, 36 (188)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:412"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 8 (412)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:48"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 48</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:5:7">10, 5, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:40:3"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 40, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quodsi Mazaeus supervenisset, ingens clades accipi potuit: nunc, dum ille segnis in eo tumulo sedet, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:12:15"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 12, 15</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.17" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Nunc ... nunc, <i>now ... now; at one time, at another; sometimes ... sometimes</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tribuni plebis nunc fraudem, nunc neglegentiam consulum accusabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:2"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc hac parte, nunc illā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:13"><author>id.</author> 34, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut nunc in liminibus starent, nunc errabundi domos suas pervagarentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:29"><author>id.</author> 1, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc hos, nunc illos aditus omnemque pererrat Arte locum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:441"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 441</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:189">5, 189</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc huc, nunc illuc curro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:10:19"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 10, 19</bibl></cit>.—Also thrice repeated: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc ad prima signa, nunc in medium, nunc in ultimo agmine aderat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:3:17"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 3, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:4:1:4"><author>Just.</author> 4, 1, 4</bibl>; and even five times, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:4:1" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:4:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Dial.</title> 5 (Ira), 4, 1</bibl>.—The first nunc is sometimes poetically omitted: <cit><quote lang="la">pariterque sinistros, Nunc dextros solvere sinus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:830"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 830</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.18" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Nunc ... mox, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:63"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 63</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.19" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> Nunc ... postremo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:49"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 49</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.20" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> Nunc ... modo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:32"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:922"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 922</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.21" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> In forming a climax, <i>but now</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:412"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 8 (412)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae quidem multo plura evenirent, si ad quietem integri iremus: nunc onusti cibo et vino perturbata et confusa cernimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:29:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 29, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si haec non ad cives Romanos, si non ad homines, verum ad bestias conqueri vellem, tamen tantā rerum atrocitate commoverentur. Nunc vero cum loquar apud senatores populi Romani, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:171"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 67, § 171</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si ... nunc (vero),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:11:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> 11, 25</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:7:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 7, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:13:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 13, 3</bibl>: cum aliquid videbatur caveri posse, tum id neglegi dolebam; <cit><quote lang="la">nunc vero, eversis omnibus rebus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:21:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 21, 1</bibl></cit>: cum ... nunc vero, Brut. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:19:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 19, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31444.22" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> In a transition, to introduce a new subject, <i>in that case, now, then</i>: abi nunc, populi fidem implora, Auct. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:32:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 32, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:5:12:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 5, 12, 3</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:6:35:5">6, 35, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:171"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 3, 17 (171)</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:14:17"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 14, 17</bibl>; for nunciam, v. iam, I. A. 1. b.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnunci^a" key="nunci^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31445"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuncĭa">nuncia</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nunt-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. nuntius.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnunci^ne^" key="nunci^ne^" opt="n" orig_id="n31446"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuncĭnĕ">nuncine</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nuncc-</orth>), v. nunc, I. A. <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuncu^bi_" key="nuncu^bi_" opt="n" orig_id="n31447"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuncŭbī">nuncubi</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">from num with -cubi</etym>, <sense id="n31447.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>anywhere? whether anywhere?</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nuncubi hic vides citrum, aut aurum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:2:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 2, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:2:5:2">2, 5, 2</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n31447.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>at any time? ever?</i> nuncubi meam Benignitatem sensisti in te claudier? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:163"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 163</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuncu^pa_tim" key="nuncu^pa_tim" opt="n" orig_id="n31448"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuncŭpātim">nuncupatim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">nuncupo</etym>, <sense id="n31448.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>by name</i> (post-class.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:9:16"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 16</bibl> <i>in carm.;</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud. Mam.</author> <title>Stat. Anim.</title> 2, 9</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuncu^pa_ti^o" key="nuncu^pa_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31449"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuncŭpātĭo">nuncupatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nuncupo</etym>, <i>a naming, calling; a name, appellation</i> (post-Aug.).  <sense id="n31449.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">justitiam universae virtutis nuncupatione complectitur,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 2, p. 15, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">regum,</quote> <author>id.</author> de Mundo, p. 68, 24</cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuncupatio Augusta,</quote> <i><i>the title of Augustus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:23:6:2"><author>Amm.</author>23, 6, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31449.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31449.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A naming</i> or <i>appointing as heir</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum a parentibus inter liberos palam heres nuncuparetur, derisores vocabat, quod post nuncupationem vivere perseverarent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:38"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 38</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:2:104"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, §§ 104</bibl>, 109; <author>Ulp.</author> <title>Reg.</title> t. 20, § 9; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:28:6:18"><author>Dig.</author> 28, 6, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:28:16:20">28, 16, 20</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31449.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A dedication</i> of a book: mihi patrocinia ademi nuncupatione, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:pr:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>H. N.</title> praef. § 8</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31449.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A public pronouncing</i> of vows: <cit><quote lang="la">votorum nuncupationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:22"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 16, 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:46"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 46</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sollennium verborum,</quote> <i><i>at the consecration of a temple</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:5:10"><author>Val. Max.</author> 5, 10</bibl></cit>, n. 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuncu^pa_ti_vus" key="nuncu^pa_ti_vus" opt="n" orig_id="n31450"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuncŭpātīvus">nuncupativus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype> <etym opt="n">nuncupo</etym>, <sense id="n31450.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>so-called, nominal</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> de Fide, 5, 1, 22.</bibl>—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nuncŭpātīvē</orth>, <i>nominally</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>in Psa.</title> 26</bibl>; Facund. Def 1, 4.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuncu^pa_tor" key="nuncu^pa_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31451"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuncŭpātor">nuncupator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nuncupo</etym>, <sense id="n31451.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a namer</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">Pythagoras primus philosophiae nuncupator et conditor,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,003"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Flor.</title> p. 352, 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuncu^po" key="nuncu^po" opt="n" orig_id="n31452"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuncŭpo">nuncupo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype> (nuncupassit for nuncupaverit; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">in the foll.</ref>), <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nomencapio</etym>, <sense id="n31452.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to call by name, to call, name</i> (mostly ante-class. and post-Aug.; esp. in jurid. lang.: <cit><quote lang="la">quem cultrix nomine nostro nuncupat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:246"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 246</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:38:153"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 38, 153</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:27"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 27</bibl> Spald. <title>N. cr.</title>; cf.: designo, declaro, dico): nuncupare nominare valere apparet in legibus, ubi nuncupatae pecuniae sunt scriptae; <cit><quote lang="la">item in choro, in quo est: Aenea! Quis est qui meum nomen nuncupat? Item in Medio: Quis tu es mulier, quae me insueto nuncupāsti nomine?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:60"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 60</bibl></cit> Müll.: CVM NEXVM FACIET MANCIPIVMQVE VTI LINGVA NVNCVPASSIT ITA IVS ESTO, Fragm. XII. Tab. ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:16:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 16, 65</bibl>; cf. also <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:57:245"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 57, 245</bibl>: nuncupata pecunia est nominata, certa (nomine certa?), nominibus propriis pronuntiata, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">tum illud, quod erat a deo donatum, nomine ipsius dei nuncupabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:23:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 23, 60</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:28:71"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 28, 71</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">res utiles deorum vocabulis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:15:38"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 15, 38</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:91"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 27, § 91</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pompeii M. titulos omnes triumphosque hoc in loco nuncupari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:95"><author>id.</author> 7, 26, 27, § 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquam reginam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:24:2:9"><author>Just.</author> 24, 2, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem Caesarem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Caes. 23:2"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 23, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Indigetem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:608"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 608</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: alicujus fidem, <i>to invoke</i>, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 90, 11</bibl> (Trag. Rel. p. 78, v 141 Rib.).—</sense><sense id="n31452.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31452.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Nuncupare heredem, <i>to name publicly before witnesses as one's heir</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">heredes palam, ita ut exaudiri possint nuncupandi sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:28:1:21"><author>Dig.</author> 28, 1, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">voce nuncupatus heres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:12:15"><author>Just.</author> 12, 15</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:37:11:8"><author>Dig.</author> 37, 11, 8</bibl>: nuncupatum testamentum, <i>a testament drawn up in the presence of witnesses, in which the testator names his heirs</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:18:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 18, 5</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31452.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to constitute</i> or <i>appoint as one's heir</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 38</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec quia offendit alius, nuncuparis, sed quia ipse meruisti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:43"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 43</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31452.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>To announce publicly, proclaim formally</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">consultatum pro rostris an in senatu an in castris adoptio nuncuparetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:17"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 17</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31452.5" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>To pronounce vows publicly, to offer vows, to vow</i>: vota nuncupata dicuntur, quae consules, praetores cum in provinciam proficiscuntur faciunt: ea in tabulas praesentibus multis referuntur. At Santra L. II. de verborum antiquitate satis multis nuncupata colligit non directo nominata significare, sed promissa et quasi testificata, circumscripta, recepta, quod etiam in votis nuncupandis esse convenientius, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:3:4:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 3, 4, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:63"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 63</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum consul more majorum secundum vota in Capitolio nuncupata, cum lictoribus paludatus profectus ab urbe esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:10"><author>id.</author> 41, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solvere vota nuncupata pro incolumitate exercitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:1:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 1, 1</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuncusque" key="nuncusque" opt="n" orig_id="n31453"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nunc-usque">nuncusque</head>, <sense id="n31453.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>adv., until now</i> (postclass.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:2:13"><author>Amm.</author>14, 2, 13</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^a_lis" key="nundi^a_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31454"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭālis">nundialis</head>, v. nundinalis.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^na1" key="nundi^na1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31455"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭna">nundina</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. nundinus, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNundi^na2" key="Nundi^na2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31456"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nundĭna">Nundina</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. nundinus, I.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^nae" key="nundi^nae" opt="n" orig_id="n31457"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭnae">nundinae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. nundinus, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^na_lis" key="nundi^na_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31458"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭnālis">nundinalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nundinae</etym>, <sense id="n31458.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the</i> nundinae: <cit><quote lang="la">nundinalis cocus,</quote> <i><i>a bad cook, employed only on market-days</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:324"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 4, 45 (324)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:795"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 3, 2, 6 (795)</bibl>, sqq. (or perhaps nundinalis stands for nundinarius, v. h. v., and nundinalis cocus is <i>a market-cook, one who sets up a movable kitchen for the people who come to market</i>. Wagner prefers the reading nundialis, and explains the phrase, <i>a cook hired only for the</i> silicernium, <i>fit only to prepare a funeral feast;</i> cf. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^na_ri^us" key="nundi^na_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31459"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭnārĭus">nundinarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nundinae</etym>, <sense id="n31459.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a market</i> or <i>fair, market-</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">forum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:208"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 51, 77, § 208</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppidum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:80"><author>id.</author> 12, 17, 40, § 80</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">epulae,</quote> <i><i>given to those who attended the market</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:17:2:69"><author>Dig.</author> 17, 2, 69</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^na_ti_ci^us" key="nundi^na_ti_ci^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31460"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭnātīcĭus">nundinaticius</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-tĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nundinor</etym>, <sense id="n31460.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>for sale</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">capita,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the unveiled faces of girls</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Virg. Vel.</title> 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^na_ti^o" key="nundi^na_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31461"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭnātĭo">nundinatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nundinor</etym>, lit., <sense id="n31461.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the holding of a market</i> or <i>fair;</i> hence, <i>a trading, trafficking, buying and selling</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fuit nundinatio aliqua, et isti non nova, ne causam diceret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 5, § 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae libido in jure dicundo fuerit, quae varietas decretorum, quae nundinatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:120"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 1, 46, § 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juris et fortunarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:1:3:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 1, 3, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:45:115"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 45, 115</bibl> Orell. <title>N. cr.</title>—</sense><sense id="n31461.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The market-price</i>, Cod. Th. 7, 4, 32.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^na_tor" key="nundi^na_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31462"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭnātor">nundinator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nundinor</etym>, <i>a trader, trafficker</i>.  <sense id="n31462.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, Paul. ex Fest. s. v. nundinae, p. 173 Müll.: NVNDINATOR, <i>an appellation of Mercury as the patron deity of brokers</i>, Inscr. Rein. cl. 1, n. 80.—</sense><sense id="n31462.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: nundinator salutis publicae, Ps.-<bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:Decl. 12:3"><author>Quint.</author> <title>Decl.</title> 12, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^no" key="nundi^no" opt="n" orig_id="n31463"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭno">nundino</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, v. nundinor <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^nor" key="nundi^nor" opt="n" orig_id="n31464"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭnor">nundinor</head>, <itype opt="n">ātus, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. dep.</pos> <etym opt="n">nundinae</etym>. <sense id="n31464.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <i>to attend</i> or <i>hold market, to trade, traffic</i> (syn. mercor): <cit><quote lang="la">in captivorum pretiis, nec victoris animo, nec magni ducis more nundinans,</quote> <i><i>chaffering</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:56"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nefandis nundinandi commerciis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:31:5"><author>Amm.</author>31, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:16"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 16</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31464.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to come together in large numbers</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in Solonio, ubi ad focum angues nundinari solent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:31:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 31, 66</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31464.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to get by trafficking; to purchase, buy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nundinari senatorium nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:122"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 49, § 122</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jus ab aliquo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:119"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 1, 46, § 119</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">totum imperium populi Romani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:3:4:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 3, 4, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31464.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To trade away, to sell</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">constabat eum in cognitionibus patriis nundinari praemiarique solitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:7"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">judices sententias suas pretio nundinantur,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:10:33:3"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 10, 33, 3</bibl></cit>. —<abbr>Act.</abbr> collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nundĭno</orth>, <i>to sell</i> (postclass.): nundinatum pudorem, <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 6, 31</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; Auct. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Capitol.</author> <title>Gord.</title> 24</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; so in <i>part. perf.</i>: nundinatus, <i>traded away, sold</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 6, 31</bibl> <abbr>med.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:10:969"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 10, 969</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Virg. Vel.</title> 13</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^num" key="nundi^num" opt="n" orig_id="n31465"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭnum">nundinum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, v. nundinus, III.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnundi^nus" key="nundi^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n31466"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nundĭnus">nundinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">novem-dies</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to nine days;</i> hence, <pos opt="n">subst.</pos> <sense id="n31466.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nundĭna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. dea), <i>the goddess who presided over the purification and naming of infants, which took place in the case of boys on the ninth and in that of girls on the eighth day after birth</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:16:36"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 16, 36</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31466.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nundĭnae</orth>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype> (<number opt="n">sing.</number> collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nundĭna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:7:5"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 5</bibl>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the ninth day</i>, i. e. <i>the market-day, the weekly market;</i> denoting the time, the place, and the business (on market-days the country people came into the city for the purpose of buying and selling, and of attending to public and religious affairs): nundinas feriatum diem esse voluerunt antiqui, ut rustici convenirent mercandi vendendique causā: eumque nefastum, ne, si liceret cum populo agi, interpellarentur nundinatores, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Rutilius scribit, Romanos instituisse nundinas, ut octo quidem diebus in agris rustici opus facerent, nono autem die, intermisso rure, ad mercatum Legesque accipiendas Romam venirent,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 1, 16, § 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">annum ita diviserunt, ut nonis modo diebus urbanas res usurparent, reliquis VII. ut rura colerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2 praef"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2 praef.</bibl></cit> § 1: erat in eo ipso loco nundinarum <foreign lang="greek">πανήγυρις</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:14:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 14, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">illi Capuam nundinas rusticorum, horreum Campani agri esse voluerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:33:89"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 33, 89</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:28"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 2, 5, § 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:13">18, 3, 3, § 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">farris pretium in trinis nundinis ad assem redegit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:15"><author>id.</author> 18, 3, 4, § 15</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31466.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>trade, traffic, sale</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">totius rei publicae nundinae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:4:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 4, 11</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">vectigalium flagitiosissimae nundinae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:14:35"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 14, 35</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31466.4" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nundĭnum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the markettime</i>, for the most part only in the connection inter nundinum, <i>the time between two</i> nundinae, and trinum nundinum, <i>the time of three</i> nundinae, or at least seventeen days (reckoned from the first market-day to the third, inclusive; it was necessary that this period should expire before a bill could be put to the vote. <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 1, 16, § 34</bibl>): si nihil gustat inter nundinum, <author>Lucil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 214, 28</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quoties priscus homo ac rusticus Romanus inter nundinum barbam radebat,</quote> <author>Varr.</author> ib. 214, 30</cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:32">32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">postquam comitia decemviris creandis in trinum nundinum indicta sunt,</quote> <i><i>on the third market-day</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:35"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rogatio sive non trino forte nundino promulgata sive non idoneo die,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:35"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 4, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod in ceteris legibus trinum nundinum esse oportet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,020:16:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 16, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">primo nundino,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Alex. Sev.</title> 28</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31466.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The duration of the consulship, under the emperors</i> ( = two months), <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Tac.</title> 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Alex. Sev.</title> 43</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnunquam" key="nunquam" opt="n" orig_id="n31467"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nunquam">nunquam</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nunquis</orth>, v. numquam and numquis.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnunti^a" key="nunti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31468"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuntĭa">nuntia</head>, v. nuntius, II. C.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnunti^a_ti^o" key="nunti^a_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31469"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuntĭātĭo">nuntiatio</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nunc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nuntio</etym>, used only in relig. and jurid. lang. <sense id="n31469.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> In relig. lang., <i>a declaring, announcing; a declaration, announcement</i> made by the augur respecting what he has observed: <cit><quote lang="la">nos nuntiationem solum habemus: consules etiam spectionem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:32:81"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 32, 81</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:3:9">5, 3, 9</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31469.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In jurid. Lat., <i>an announcement, notice, declaration, information</i>. So of an information respecting ownerless goods which fall to the fiscus: <cit><quote lang="la">variae causae sunt ex quibus nuntiatio ad fiscum fieri solet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:49:14:1"><author>Dig.</author> 49, 14, 1</bibl></cit>: novi operis, <i>an information lodged respecting a work undertaken by another to one's injury</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">de novi operis nunciatione,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 8</bibl></cit>, tit. 11; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:39:1"><author>Dig.</author> 39, 1</bibl>, tit. 1; 5, etc.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnunti^a_tor" key="nunti^a_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31470"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuntĭātor">nuntiator</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nunc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nuntio</etym> (postclass.). <sense id="n31470.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A reporter, declarer, announcer</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">apparuit Christus rei maximae nuntiator,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 1</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Carn. Christ.</title> 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31470.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>An informer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:39:1:20"><author>Dig.</author> 39, 1, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:48:16:6">48, 16, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnunti^a_trix" key="nunti^a_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n31471"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuntĭātrix">nuntiatrix</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nunc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nuntiator</etym>, <sense id="n31471.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>she that announces</i> (late Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Var.</title> 2, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnunti^o" key="nunti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31472"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuntĭo">nuntio</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nunc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">nuntius</etym>, <i>to announce, declare, report, relate, narrate, make known, inform, give intelligence of</i>, etc. (cf.: narro, indico, trado, scribo, dico, certiorem facio, etc.).  <sense id="n31472.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen., alike of verbal and of written communications; constr. <i>acc. of thing</i> and <i>dat. of person;</i> for the <case opt="n">acc.</case> may stand an <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>, a clause with <i>ut</i> or <i>ne</i> and <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>, or <mood opt="n">subj.</mood> alone, or with <i>de</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case>; for the <case opt="n">dat.</case> an <case opt="n">acc.</case> with <i>ad</i> (ante-class.); in <i>pass.</i>, both personal and impersonal, the latter most usually, esp. in <i>perf.</i> nuntiatum est, with <i>subj.-clause</i>. </sense><sense id="n31472.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <abbr>Act.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n31472.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>acc. of thing (dat. of person)</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non dubito quin celerius tibi hoc rumor, quam ullius nostrum litterae nuntiārint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:15:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 15, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horas quinque puer nondum tibi nuntiat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:67:1"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 67, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senatui ac populo victoriam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:1"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut nuntiarem nuntium exoptabilem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:391"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 2, 67 (391)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">voluptatem magnam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:184"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 184</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid est, quod percipi possit, si ne sensus quidem vera nuntiant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 25, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">talia tibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:17:6"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 17, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horas,</quote> <i><i>to tell the time of day</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:67:1"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 67, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:48:1">10, 48, 1</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:30"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 30</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31472.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With clause: <cit><quote lang="la">qui nuntiarent, prope omnes naves afflictas esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:10"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:11:6">4, 11, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntiate regi vestro, regem Romanum deos facere testes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:22:7"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 22, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litterae tuae laeta continebant, quod te in urbe teneri nuntiabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:9:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">visus est talis, qualem esse eum tuae mihi litterae nuntiārant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:19:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 19, 11</bibl></cit>.—With <i>ut, ne</i>, or <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">Catilinae nuntiare, ne eum Lentulus aliique terrerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:48:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 48, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deligit centurionem qui nuntiaret regibus ne armis disceptarent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:65"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntiatum, ut prodiret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:86:358"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 86, 358</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Vibius nuntiavit Pisoni Romam ad dicendam causam veniret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:79"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jubet nuntiare miserae, dicendam ad causam postero die adesset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:37"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 37</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:49:14:44"><author>Dig.</author> 49, 14, 44</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31472.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">ergo nuntiat patri abicere spem et uti necessitate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:11"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 16, 11 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n31472.6" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>Absol.: Ly.</i> Salutem multam dicito patrono. <abbr>Cu.</abbr> Nuntiabo, <i>I will do so</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:524"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 4, 2, 38 (524)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31472.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Passive</i> constructions. </sense><sense id="n31472.8" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <abbr>Pers.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam meus nunc mortuos pater ad me nuntietur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:232"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 3, 76 (232)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquatores premi nuntiantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:73"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">crebris motibus terrae ruere in agris nuntiabantur tecta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:21:5"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 21, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(tribuni) summā vi restare nuntiabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:58:4"><author>id.</author> 4, 58, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:54:9">22, 54, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc adeo celeriter fecit, ut simul adesse, et venire nuntiaretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:36"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jamjam adesse ejus equites nuntiabantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:3:7:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 7, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31472.9" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <abbr>Impers.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">conantibus, priusquam id effici posset, adesse Romanos nuntiatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:4:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Caesari nuntiatur Sulmonenses cupere, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:18:1"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 18, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntiatur Afranio magnos commeatus ad flumen constitisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:51:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 51, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non dubie mihi nuntiabatur Parthos transīsse Euphratem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:87"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 34, § 87</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:18:48"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 18, 48</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntiatum est nobis a M. Varrone, venisse eum Romā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum paulo esset de hoc incommodo nuntiatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 16, § 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntiatumque Hannibali est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:19:11"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 19, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:12:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 12, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:79"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 79</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">occiso Sex. Roscio, qui primus Ameriam nuntiat?</quote> <i><i>who will be the first bearer of the tidings?</i></i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:34:96"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 34, 96</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bene, ita me di ament, nuntias,</quote> <i><i>you bring good news</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:642"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 642</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31472.10" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., in jurid. Lat., <i>to denounce, inform against</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">causam pecuniae fisco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:49:14:39"><author>Dig.</author> 49, 14, 39</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cum heres decessisset, exstitit qui bona nuntiaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:29:5:22"><author>ib.</author> 29, 5, 22</bibl></cit>: opus novum, <i>to inform against a work undertaken by another to one's injury</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">opus novum, si tibi nuntiavero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:4:7:3"><author>ib.</author> 4, 7, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:16">16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:20:3">43, 20, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnunti^us" key="nunti^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31473"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuntĭus">nuntius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">perh. contr. from noventius, from obsol. novēre, to make new; v. novus</etym>. <sense id="n31473.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>That announces, signifies, makes known; announcing, informing</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">nuntia fibra deos?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:1:26"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 1, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fratre reversuro, nuntia venit avis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:32:8"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 32, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntia littera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:6:9"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 6, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">simulacra In mentes hominum divinae nuntia formae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:77"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 77</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:704"><author>id.</author> 4, 704</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">habes animi nuntia verba mei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:16:10"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 16, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exta venturae nuntia sortis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:4:5"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 4, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31473.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Usually as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n31473.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nuntĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>an announcement, message, news</i> (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">ad aures nova nuntia referens,</quote> <i><i>this new message</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:63:75"><author>Cat.</author> 63, 75</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntius est qui nuntiat, nuntium, quod nuntiatur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 11, 896</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de caelo nuntium erit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:86"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tyrannum perturbant nuntia,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sedul.</author> 2, 474</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31473.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nuntĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a bearer of news, one who brings intelligence, a reporter, messenger, courier</i> (freq. and class.); <cit><quote lang="la">both of persons and things: Mercurius Jovis qui nuntius perhibetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:274"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 1, 1 (274)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad me rus advenit nuntius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:667"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 4, 1, 1 (667)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">o hominem fortunatum, qui ejusmodi nuntios, seu potius Pegasos habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:80"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 25, 80</bibl></cit>: litteris, nuntiis, cohortationibus omnes excitare. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:14:7:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 14, 7, 20</bibl>: facere aliquem certiorem per nuntium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:24:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 24, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid audire sine capite, sine auctore, rumore nuntio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:10:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 10, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litteras et nuntios mittere ad aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:26"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntius ibis Pelidae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:547"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 547</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntius adfert rem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:9:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 9, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntius ales, i. e. Mercurius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:16:68"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 16, 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mercurius, nuntius Jovis et deorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:10:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 10, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntii afferunt Darium premi a Scythis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Milt:3:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Milt.</title> 3, 3</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, of a woman: <cit><quote lang="la">huic dea ... utinam non hic tibi nuntius essem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:141"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 141</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31473.4" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>A messenger, the bearer of a written message</i>, = tabellarius (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">nuntio ipsius, qui litteras attulerat dici (placuit),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:37:6"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 37, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31473.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Abstract. </sense><sense id="n31473.6" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> In gen., <i>a message, news, tidings</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntium exoptabilem nuntiare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:391"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 2, 67 (391)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">opta ergo ob istunc nuntium quidvis tibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:906"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 5, 2, 65 (906)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inest lepos in nuntio tuo magnus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:352"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 3, 22 (352)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">acerbum nuntium alicui perferre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:28:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 28, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de Q. Fratre nuntii nobis tristes venerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:17:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 17, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exoptatum nuntium alicui afferre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:7:19"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntium optatissimum accipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:19:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 19, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntium perferre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,033:3:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Lig.</title> 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuntium ferre ad aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:41"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horribilis nuntius affertur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:84:10"><author>Cat.</author> 84, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:582"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 582</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31473.7" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n31473.8" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <i>A command, order, injunction</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos senatus ad denuntiandum bellum miserat, nisi legatorum nuntio paruisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:24:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 24, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Cha:3:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Chabr.</title> 3, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31473.9" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Nuntium uxori remittere or mittere, <i>to send one's wife a letter of divorce</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:40:183"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 40, 183</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:56:238">56, 238</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:13:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 13, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:24:2:4"><author>Dig.</author> 24, 2, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:24:3:22">24, 3, 22</bibl>.—Also of a woman who separates from her husband, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:4:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 4, 19</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:28:17"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 28, 17</bibl>. —Of the annulling of a betrothment: <cit><quote lang="la">si invito patrono nuntium sponsa liberta remiserit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:23:2:45"><author>Dig.</author> 23, 2, 45</bibl></cit>.—Of the rejection of the marriage contract by the parents and guardians: <cit><quote lang="la">ego adeo jam illi remittam nuntium adfini meo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:848"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 4, 3, 74 (848)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si puellae tutores ad infringenda sponsalia nuntium miserint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:23:1:6"><author>Dig.</author> 23, 1, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31473.10" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Hence, transf.: <cit><quote lang="la">virtuti nuntium remittere,</quote> <i><i>to renounce</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:15:16:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 15, 16, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31473.11" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nuntĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a female messenger, she that brings tidings</i>: nuntia fulva Jovis, i. e. <i>the eagle</i>, Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:34"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 34</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">historia nuntia vetustatis,</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">vox nuntia cladis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:50"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fama nuntia veri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:188"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 188</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:4:15"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 4, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">plaga nuntia rerum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:704"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 704</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:141"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 141</bibl>; B. 1. a. <abbr>fin.</abbr> supra.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_per" key="nu_per" opt="n" orig_id="n31474"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūper">nuper</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">for novum-per; cf. semper</etym>, <i>newly, lately, recently, not long ago</i>.  <sense id="n31474.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quamquam haec inter nos nuper notitia admodumst,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:53"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 53</bibl></cit> Flect. Ussing. (al. nupera): <cit><quote lang="la">nuper, et quid dico nuper? immo vero modo, ac plane paulo ante vidimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 3, § 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:25"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:2">3, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:99">99</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:5:14">5, 14</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">de quo sum nuper tecum locutus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:7:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 7, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:29">13, 29</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">is, qui nuper Romae fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:19:85"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 19, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fac, quod fecisti nuper in curiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,033:12:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Lig.</title> 12, 37</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:20:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 20, 64</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">miseraeque nuper virgines nuptae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:8:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 8, 22</bibl></cit>.—Followed by <i>cum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:61:229"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 61, 229</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:42:14"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 42, 14</bibl>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab eo quod ille nuperrime dixerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:17:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 17, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quoniam nuperrime dictum facillime memoriae mandatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:3:10:18"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 3, 10, 18</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31474.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Esp.: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc nuper,</quote> <i><i>a little while ago, just now</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:396"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 4, 45 (396)</bibl></cit>; Ter. Eun. prooem. 9; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Ep. 2:3"><author>Symm.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 3</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:16:13"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 16, 13</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31474.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>recently, in modern times</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque ante philosophiam patefactam, quae nuper inventa est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:39:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 39, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid ea. quae nuper, id est paucis ante saeculis, reperta sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:50:126"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 50, 126</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:30:14"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 30, 14</bibl>; of a time three years back, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:32:89"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 32, 89</bibl>; four years back, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31474.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Formerly, once</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vixi puellis nuper idoneus ... Nunc, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:26:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 26, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heros regali conspectus in auro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:227"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 227</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_pe^rus" key="nu_pe^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n31475"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūpĕrus">nuperus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nuper</etym>, <sense id="n31475.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>late, fresh, recent</i> (ante- and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">recens captum hominem nuperum et novicium Te perdocere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:718"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 5, 60 (718)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">elephanti nuperi a silvā (al. nuper),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:4:2"><author>Flor.</author> 4, 2</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuperrimus etiam proferebant antiquissimi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 606</bibl></cit> P.; Cod. Th. 15, 1, 4.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNups" key="Nups" opt="n" orig_id="n31476"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nups">Nups</head> (also written <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nupsia, Nup-sis</orth>), <sense id="n31476.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of two cities in Egypt</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:178"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 29, 35, §§ 178</bibl>, 179.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnupta" key="nupta" opt="n" orig_id="n31477"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nupta">nupta</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, v. nubo. </div1>


<div1 id="crossnupta_li_ci^us" key="nupta_li_ci^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31478"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuptālīcĭus">nuptalicius</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-tĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nupta</etym>, <sense id="n31478.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a marriage wedding-, nuptial</i> (only in jurid. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">donum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:16:194"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 16, 194</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnupti^a_bi^lis" key="nupti^a_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31479"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuptĭābĭlis">nuptiabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nuptiae</etym>, <sense id="n31479.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>marriageable</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nupta, nubilis, nuptiabilis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Not. Tir.</author> p. 131</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnupti^ae" key="nupti^ae" opt="n" orig_id="n31480"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuptĭae">nuptiae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype> (<case opt="n">dat.</case> nuptis, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 7421</bibl>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number> <etym opt="n">nupta</etym>, <i>a marriage, wedding, nuptials</i>.  <sense id="n31480.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">exornatis nuptiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:784"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 4, 10, 54 (784)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum ego cum Casinā faciam nuptias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:486"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 8, 50 (486)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuptias adornare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:154"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 1, 35 (154)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:288"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 4, 9 (288)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">coquere cenam ad nuptias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:429"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 2, 15 (429)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in nuptias aliquem conicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:602"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 602</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuptias alicui conficere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:258"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 258</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apparare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:701"><author>id.</author> ib. 701</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in nuptiis alicujus cenare,</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">nuptiarum expers,</quote> <i><i>unmarried</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:11:11"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 11, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab eis nuptiis abhorrere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:9:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 9, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conciliare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:5:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae nuptiae non diuturnae fuerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:12:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 12, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cornificia vetula sane et multarum nuptiarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:29:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 29, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut minores ante tradamus ad nuptias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,001:29:26"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 29, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">providebit puellae nuptias et vestimenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,002:21:10"><author>ib.</author> <title>Exod.</title> 21, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">incestae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 1:59"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 1, 59</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31480.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of <i>sexual intercourse</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus mater cotidianis nuptiis delectabatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:34:45"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 34, 45</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:31:6:3"><author>Just.</author> 31, 6, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:26:4"><author>Petr.</author> 26, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31480.3" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Of <i>a change of form</i>, i. e. <i>union with a new body</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">illae suae monstruosae nuptiae, said of Lucius, who was transformed into an ass,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:7:22:6"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 7, 22, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnupti^a_lis" key="nupti^a_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31481"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuptĭālis">nuptialis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nuptiae</etym>, <sense id="n31481.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a marriage, wedding-, nuptial</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ludi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:856"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 5, 1, 2 (856)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:659"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 5, 2, 61 (659)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:25"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 25</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dona,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:9:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 9, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">faces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:6:15"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 15</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:11:33"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 11, 33</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">carmina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:12"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 12</bibl></cit> al.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nuptĭā-lĭter</orth>, <i>as at a wedding</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Venus nuptialiter laeta,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 6, § 705</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnupti^a_tor" key="nupti^a_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31482"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuptĭātor">nuptiator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nuptiae</etym>, <sense id="n31482.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who marries</i> (late Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>ad Jov.</title> 1</bibl>, n. 38: nuptiatores, <foreign lang="greek">γαμοστόλοι</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnupto" key="nupto" opt="n" orig_id="n31483"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nupto">nupto</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <i>v. freq. n.</i> <etym opt="n">nubo</etym>, <sense id="n31483.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to marry, wed</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Sod.</title> 45</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuptu^la" key="nuptu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n31484"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuptŭla">nuptula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nupta</etym>, <sense id="n31484.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a young wife</i>, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 357, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuptu^ri^o" key="nuptu^ri^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31485"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuptŭrĭo">nupturio</head>, <itype opt="n">īvi, īre</itype>, <i>v. desid. n.</i> <etym opt="n">nubo</etym>, <sense id="n31485.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to desire to marry</i> (post-Aug.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:93:18"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 93, 18</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p319"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 319, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuptus1" key="nuptus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31486"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuptus">nuptus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, from nubo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnuptus2" key="nuptus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31487"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuptus">nuptus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nubo</etym>, <sense id="n31487.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a covering, veiling</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:72"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 72</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n31487.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>marriage, wedlock</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nuptumque passa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:1:45"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 1, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solenni nuptu filias locabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Vir. Ill. 59"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Vir. Ill.</title> 59</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^ra" key="nu^ra" opt="n" orig_id="n31488"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭra">nura</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. nurus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^ri_cu^la" key="nu^ri_cu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n31489"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭrīcŭla">nuricula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nurus</etym>, <sense id="n31489.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a daughter-in-law</i>, Inscr. De Vita Inscr. Benev. 53, 136.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNursi^a" key="Nursi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31490"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nursĭa">Nursia</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nurtĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31490.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Sabine city</i>, the mod. <i>Norcia</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">frigida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:715"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 715</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31490.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nursīnus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nursian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">rapa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:421"><author>Col.</author> 10, 421</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:130"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 13, 34, § 130</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pilae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:20:2"><author>Mart.</author> 13, 20, 2</bibl></cit>.—In <i>plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nursīni</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Nursians</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:107"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 12, 17, § 107</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNurti^a" key="Nurti^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31491"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nurtĭa">Nurtia</head>, v. Nortia.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnu^rus" key="nu^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n31492"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nŭrus">nurus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype> (<case opt="n">dat.</case> nuru, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:29"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 29</bibl>.— Form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nŭra</orth>, Rénier, Inscr. Afr. 1590), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">for snurus, kindr. with Sanscr. snusha and the Old Germ. snur, Schnur; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νυός</foreign></etym>, <i>a daughter-in-law</i>.  <sense id="n31492.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">uno animo omnes socrus oderunt nurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:201"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 201</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:24:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 24, 58</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:501"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 501</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam tua, Laomedon, oritur nurus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Aurora, the wife of Tithonus, a son of Laomedon</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:729"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 729</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">matrum nuruumque caterva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:216"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 216</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1251,001:Inst. 2:159"><author>Gai.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 159</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:220"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 220</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31492.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31492.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A son's betrothed bride</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:23:2:12"><author>Dig.</author> 23, 2, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31492.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The wife of a grandson</i> or <i>great-grandson</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:23:2:14"><author>Dig.</author> 23, 2, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:2:8:2"><author>ib.</author> 2, 8, 2</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31492.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A young woman, married woman</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">inque nurus Parthas dedecus illud eat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:248"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 248</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:366"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 366</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:16:184"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 16, 184</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:75:2"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 75, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nurus Latinae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:366"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 366</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:146"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 146</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_s" key="nu_s" opt="n" orig_id="n31493"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūs">nus</head>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νοῦς</foreign>. <sense id="n31493.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> In gen., <i>the understanding</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 126</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31493.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>one of the aeons of Valentinian</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Valent. 7</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuscitio_sum" key="nuscitio_sum" opt="n" orig_id="n31494"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nuscitiōsum">nuscitiosum</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">nusciciōsum</orth>) <sense id="n31494.0" level="1" n="" opt="n">Ateius Philologus ait appellari solitum, qui propter oculorum vitium parum videret. At Opilius Aurelius nusciciones (<i>fort. leg.</i> nuscitiones) esse caecitudines nocturnas: Aelius Stilo, qui plus videret vesperi, quam meridie, nec cognosceret. nisi quod usque ad oculos admovisset, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnusquam" key="nusquam" opt="n" orig_id="n31495"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nusquam">nusquam</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">ne-usquam</etym>, <i>nowhere, in no place</i>.  <sense id="n31495.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nusquam invenio Naucratem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1014"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 4, 1, 6 (1014)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fratrem nusquam invenio gentium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:540"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 540</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:623"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 1, 73 (623)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sive est illa scripta uspiam, sive nusquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:15:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 15, 42</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:38"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:373"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 373</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nolite arbitrari me, cum a vobis discessero, nusquam aut nullum fore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:22:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 22, 79</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">nusquam non,</quote> <i><i>everywhere</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:1"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 1, 1, § 1</bibl></cit>: nusquam alibi, <i>nowhere else</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:103"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> prooem. 2, 32, 103</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:38:1"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 38, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:9:4">43, 9, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nusquam quidquam,</quote> <i><i>nothing whatever</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:631"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 3, 41 (631)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31495.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31495.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>On no occasion, nowhere, in nothing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nusquam equidem quicquam deliqui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:782"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 2, 30 (782)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praestabo sumptum nusquam melius poni posse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 1, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31495.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With verbs of motion, <i>no whither, to no place</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:453"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 5, 43 (453)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:281"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 281</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nusquam abeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:246"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 246</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:2:3"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 2, 2, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31495.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To</i> or <i>for nothing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ad id omnia referri oporteat, ipsum autem nusquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:9:29"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 9, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plebem nusquam alio natam, quam ad serviendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:18"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 18</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">nusquam alio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:54:7"><author>id.</author> 4, 54, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31495.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Nusquam esse, <i>not to exist, not to be</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in postclass. prose), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1198"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 4, 62 (1198)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ergo nunc Dama sodalis Nusquam est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:101"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 101</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:47:2:38"><author>Dig.</author> 47, 2, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:6:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 6, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ta_bi^lis" key="nu_ta_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31496"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtābĭlis">nutabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nuto</etym>, <sense id="n31496.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>tottering</i> (postclass.), <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,004"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Deo Socr.</title> p. 44, 19</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ta_bundus" key="nu_ta_bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n31497"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtābundus">nutabundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nuto</etym>, <i>tottering, staggering</i> (post-class.).  <sense id="n31497.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">miles,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:41:2"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 41, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Salv.</author> Gub. D. 6, 13</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31497.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>vacillating, uncertain</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 6, 3, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ta_men" key="nu_ta_men" opt="n" orig_id="n31498"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtāmen">nutamen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nuto</etym>, <sense id="n31498.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a nodding, waving</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tremulo pennae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:399"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 399</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_ta_ti^o" key="nu_ta_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31499"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtātĭo">nutatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nuto</etym> (post-Aug.). <sense id="n31499.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A nodding</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">capitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:135"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 49, § 135</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31499.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A swaying</i>. </sense><sense id="n31499.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">frequens et in utramque partem nutatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:129"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 129</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31499.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>a shaking, tottering</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutatio reipublicae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:5:6"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 5, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnuti^quam" key="nuti^quam" opt="n" orig_id="n31500"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nutĭquam">nutiquam</head>, v. neutiquam.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_to" key="nu_to" opt="n" orig_id="n31501"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūto">nuto</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <i>v. freq. n.</i> <etym opt="n">nuo (of re-nuo, ab-nuo); Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νεύω</foreign>; cf. numen, nutus</etym>, <i>to nod</i> with the head.  <sense id="n31501.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque illa ulli homini nutet, nictet, annuat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:784"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 4, 1, 39 (784)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:406"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 3, 72 (406)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">capite nutat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:207"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 2, 52 (207)</bibl></cit>: crebro capitis motu nutans. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:38"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 38</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutans. Distorquens oculos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:64"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 64</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31501.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp., <i>to command by a nod</i> or <i>sign</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutat ne loquar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:618"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 4, 2, 48 (618)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31501.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to sway to and fro, to totter, shake, stagger</i>. </sense><sense id="n31501.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutant circumspectantibus galeae, et incerti trepidant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:37"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ornus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:629"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 629</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:682">9, 682</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">percutiens nutanti pectora mento,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:620"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 620</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutans machinamentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:30"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutantem vulnere civem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:15:156"><author>Juv.</author> 15, 156</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rami pondere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:263"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 263</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cristae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:501"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 501</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">turres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:136"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 136</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plaustra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:256"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 256</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31501.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31501.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To waver in one's opinion</i> or <i>judgment; to doubt, hesitate</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">etiam Democritus nutare videtur in naturā Deorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:43:120"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 43, 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic animus vario labefactus vulnere nutat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:375"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 375</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:8:614"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 8, 614</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:197">4, 197</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31501.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To falter in one's fidelity, to be faithless</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ac primo Festūs nutabat, palam Vitellium, occultis nuntiis Vespasianum fovens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:98"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 98</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 4</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n31501.8" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>To be ready to fall</i> or <i>give way; to totter, to waver, fail, be weak, falter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fortuna nutabit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:44"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tanto discrimine urbs nutabat, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:52"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutantem aciem victor equitatus incursat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:18"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:49">4, 49</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">rempublicam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=ves.:8"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vesp.</title> 8</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">moenia nutantia Romae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:10:590"><author>Sil.</author> 10, 590</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutantem hostem praevenire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:40"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 40</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:10:4"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 10, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mundi nutante ruinā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:4:493"><author>Luc.</author> 4, 493</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_bi^lis" key="nu_tri_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31502"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrībĭlis">nutribilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nutrio</etym>, <sense id="n31502.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nourishing, nutritious</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">cibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:1:9"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutribiliores suci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:ib. 5:10:126"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 10, 126</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 2:37:212"><author>id.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 2, 37, 212</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūtrībĭlia</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>nourishing food</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 1:4:108"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 1, 4, 108</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūtrībĭlĭ-ter</orth>, <i>so as to be nourished</i> or <i>reared</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 4, 2</bibl>. </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_ca_ti^o" key="nu_tri_ca_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31503"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrīcātĭo">nutricatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nutrico</etym>, <sense id="n31503.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a suckling, nursing</i> (ante- and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">munus nutricationis grave ac difficile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:1:5"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puerorum nutricationes,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 2, p. 27, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herbarum,</quote> <i><i>a nourishing, rearing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:44:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 44, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_ca_tus" key="nu_tri_ca_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31504"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrīcātus">nutricatus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nutrico</etym>, <sense id="n31504.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a suckling, nursing</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">plane eductus in nutricatu Venerio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:650"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 55 (650)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecoris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:1:20"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 1, 20</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31504.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A nourishing, rearing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">herba non evellenda in nutricatu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:47"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 47</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:1:49">1, 49</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:3:9">3, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_ci^o" key="nu_tri_ci^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31505"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrīcĭo">nutricio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nutrio</etym>, <sense id="n31505.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a nurse</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 1891, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_ci^us" key="nu_tri_ci^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31506"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrīcĭus">nutricius</head> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-tĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nutrix</etym>, <i>that suckles, nourishes, nurses</i>.  <sense id="n31506.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis Faustulum nescit pastorem fuisse nutricium, qui Romulum et Remum educavit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:1:9"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutriciae curae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 2, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humus radices tenero velut nutricio sinu recipit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:13:7"><author>Col.</author> 3, 13, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31506.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n31506.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūtrīcĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a bringer up, a tutor</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">erat in procuratione regni, propter aetatem pueri, nutricius ejus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:107"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 107</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2964</bibl>.—Also, transf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Favonius afflatu nutricium exercebit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:337"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 34, 67, § 337</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31506.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūtrī-cĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a nurse, governess, tutoress</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 108</bibl>, n. 30.—</sense><sense id="n31506.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūtrīcĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a nursing; nourishment</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">illius pio maternoque nutricio aeger convalui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:12:19:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Cons. ad Helv.</title> 19, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutricia ducere ab aliquo,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, 163</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia infantum nutricia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:3:133"><author>Manil.</author> 3, 133</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31506.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūtrīcĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a nurse's wages</i>, <foreign lang="greek">τὰ θρεπτήρια</foreign> (late Lat.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:13:1"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 13, 1</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_co" key="nu_tri_co" opt="n" orig_id="n31507"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrīco">nutrico</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūtrīcor</orth>, <itype opt="n">ātus, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. dep.</pos> <etym opt="n">nutrix</etym>, <i>to suckle, nourish, bring up, rear</i>.  <sense id="n31507.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">pueros nutricare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:509"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 1, 11 (509)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scrofae nutricare octonos porcos parvulos primo possunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:4:13"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 4, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:2:2:8">2, 2, 8</bibl>: nutricatur oliva, Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 478, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">viperam sub alā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:77"><author>Petr.</author> 77 [? print 50]</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31507.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to nourish, support, sustain</i>: bona mea inhiant; <cit><quote lang="la">at certatim nutricant et munerant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:715"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 120 (715)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mundus omnia, sicut membra et partes suas, nutricatur et continet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:34:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 34, 86</bibl></cit> Orell. <title>N. cr.</title>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 478, 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">eum paupertas nutricata est,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p285"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 285, 33</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_cu^la" key="nu_tri_cu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n31508"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrīcŭla">nutricula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">nutrix</etym>, <i>a nurse</i>.  <sense id="n31508.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid voveat dulci nutricula majus alumno?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:4:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 4, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:94"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 94</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">fabulae nutricularum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:9:2"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 9, 2</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31508.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>she who nourishes, maintains, preserves</i> a thing: <cit><quote lang="la">nutriculae praediorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:11:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 11, 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Gellius nutricula seditiosorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,023:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Vatin.</title> 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutricula causidicorum Africa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:148"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 148</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">casa nutricula,</quote> <i><i>in which one was brought up</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:Decl. 13:4"><author>Quint.</author> <title>Decl.</title> 13, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_men" key="nu_tri_men" opt="n" orig_id="n31509"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrīmen">nutrimen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nutrio</etym>, <sense id="n31509.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nourishment</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:354"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 354</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Juvenc.</author> <title>in Matt.</title> 25</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_menta_lis" key="nu_tri_menta_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31510"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrīmentālis">nutrimentalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nutrimentum</etym>, <sense id="n31510.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nourishing</i> (late Lat.), Dion. Exig. Greg. Creat. Hom. 15.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_mentum" key="nu_tri_mentum" opt="n" orig_id="n31511"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrīmentum">nutrimentum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">nutrio</etym>, <i>nourishment, nutriment</i>.  <sense id="n31511.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: per hanc nutrimentorum consuetudinem. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:9"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 9</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31511.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>support, nourishment</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">pro nutrimento omni est raritas vulneris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:213"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 23, 36, § 213</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suscepitque ignem foliis atque arida circum Nutrimenta dedit,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>fuel</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:176"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 176</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec reddita caro nutrimenta patri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:571"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 571</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31511.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31511.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>support</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eloquentiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:13:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 13, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">favoris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:2:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">truculentiae,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:36:18"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 36, 18</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31511.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nūtrīmenta</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <i>a bringing up, rearing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutrimentorum ejus locus ostenditur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:6"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri^o" key="nu_tri^o" opt="n" orig_id="n31512"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrĭo">nutrio</head>, <itype opt="n">īvi and ii, ītum</itype> (contr. form, nutrīmus for nutrivimus, <bibl default="NO"><author>Nemes.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 3, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutribat for nutriebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:572"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 572</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:16:29"><author>Sil.</author> 16, 29</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">nutribant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:485"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 485</bibl></cit>: nutribo for nutriam, Rhemn. Palaem. 1383; Cledon. 1914.—In the <i>dep.</i> form, nutritor for nutrito, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:425"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 425</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 798</bibl> P.), <itype opt="n">4</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. root snu-, flow; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">νέω</foreign> (<foreign lang="greek">σνεϝω</foreign>), swim; cf. nurus</etym>, <i>to suckle, nourish, feed, foster, bring up, rear</i> (syn. alere; not in Cic., but v. nutrix and nutrimentum).  <sense id="n31512.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos lupa nutrit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:415"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 415</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutritus lacte ferino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:11:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 11, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ilignā nutritus glande,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:40"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">balaenae mammis nutriunt fetus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:235"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 40, 95, § 235</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">serpente ciconia pullos Nutrit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:14:75"><author>Juv.</author> 14, 75</bibl></cit>: taurus nutritus in herbā, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:12:12"><author>id.</author> 12, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31512.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to nourish, support, maintain, foster</i>.—Of plants: <cit><quote lang="la">terra herbas Nutrit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:45"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">myrtos roscido umore nutrire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:25"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutriri cinere vult ruta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:156"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 8, 45, § 156</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fruges humo nutriente,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:10:8"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 10, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0972,001:120:1:99"><author>Petr.</author> 120, 99</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pax Cererem nutrit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:704"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 704</bibl></cit>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Edonis nutritum missile ventis,</quote> <i><i>a shaft taken from a tree toughened by storms</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:340"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 340</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31512.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To nourish, nurse, take care of, attend to</i> the body: <cit><quote lang="la">cura corporum nutriendorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:52"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aegrum nutrire per eos cibos, quos, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:23"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vires,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:ib"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ulcus,</quote> <i><i>to heal</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:26"><author>id.</author> 5, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">damnum naturae in filio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:4"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">morbos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:6"><author>Cels.</author> 6, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">capillum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:82"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 22, 39, § 82</bibl></cit>: comam, Hier. in Amos, 8, 9 sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,054:11:14"><author>Vulg.</author> 1 Cor. 11, 14</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">cutem, mulierum in facie incorruptam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:159"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 21, 91, § 159</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31512.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Nutrire vinum, <i>to mix wine with spices</i>, in order that it may keep, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:30:1"><author>Col.</author> 12, 30, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutritum vinum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:21:3"><author>id.</author> 12, 21, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31512.5" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to preserve</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutriuntur optime (mensae citreae) splendescuntque, manu siccā fricatae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:99"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 15, 30, § 99</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n31512.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to nourish, cherish, support, cultivate, sustain</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">indoles Nutrita faustis sub penetralibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:4:25"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 4, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:579"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 579</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pascere ac nutrire furorem (al. favorem),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:497"><author>Sil.</author> 7, 497</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">impetus ille sacer qui vatum pectora nutrit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:2:25"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 2, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carmen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:3:4:26"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">artes bonas, praecipue studia litterarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Epit. 41:14"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 41, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nummi, quos hic quincunce modesto nutrieras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:149"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 149</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Graeciam,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to treat mildly</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:35"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 35</bibl></cit>.—Of fire, <i>to feed</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">gnes suscitat foliisque nutrit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:643"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 643</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:493">6, 493</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">graves simultates, quas Mucianus callide nutriebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:53"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 53</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimiam ac marcentem diu pacem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:36"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 36</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri^or" key="nu_tri^or" opt="n" orig_id="n31513"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrĭor">nutrior</head>, <itype opt="n">īri</itype>, = nutrio, v. nutrio.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_ti^us" key="nu_tri_ti^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31514"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrītĭus">nutritius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. nutricius.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_tor" key="nu_tri_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n31515"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrītor">nutritor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nutrio</etym>, <sense id="n31515.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a bringer up, rearer, breeder</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">volucrum equorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:10:228"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 10, 228</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Alexandri Severi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Alex. Sev.</title> 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a nutritore suo manumissus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,004:7"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Gram.</title> 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2816</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_to_ri^us" key="nu_tri_to_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31516"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrītōrĭus">nutritorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nutritor</etym>. <sense id="n31516.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Nourishing, nutritive</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lac omne nutritorium est,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> <title>de Diaet.</title> 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31516.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to bringing up, rearing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cunae nutritoriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,001:12:27"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Conf.</title> 12, 27</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_tu_ra" key="nu_tri_tu_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n31517"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrītūra">nutritura</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nutrio</etym>, = nutricatus, <sense id="n31517.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a nursing, suckling</i>, Cassiod.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_tus1" key="nu_tri_tus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31518"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrītus">nutritus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood>, from nutrio.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tri_tus2" key="nu_tri_tus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31519"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrītus">nutritus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, a false read. for intrita, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:114"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 24, 53, § 114</bibl>; v. Sillig ad h. l.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_trix" key="nu_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n31520"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtrix">nutrix</head> (old orthogr. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">notrix</orth>, acc. to <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:4:16"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 4, 16</bibl>), <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nutrio</etym>, <i>a wet-nurse, nurse</i>.  <sense id="n31520.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia minima mansa, ut nutrices infantibus pueris, in os inserant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:39:162"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 39, 162</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum lacte nutricis errorem suxisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sidera nutricem nutricis fertile cornu Fecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:127"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 127</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:632"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 632</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:645">5, 645</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Jubae tellus leonum Arida nutrix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:22:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 22, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gallina nutrix,</quote> <i><i>a hen that has chickens</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:11:13"><author>Col.</author> 8, 11, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutricis tolerare labores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:593"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 593</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mater nutrix,</quote> <i><i>a mother that suckles her own infant</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:1:5"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 1, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Fabr.</author> p. 188</bibl>, n. 428: <cit><quote lang="la">est enim illa (oratio) quasi nutrix ejus oratoris, quem informare volumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:11:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 11, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutricis pallium (prov. of any thing soiled, dirty),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:434"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 30 (434)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31520.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31520.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>She who nourishes</i> or <i>maintains</i> a thing: <cit><quote lang="la">virgines perpetui nutrices et conservatrices ignis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 4, 151</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31520.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Nutrices, <i>the breasts</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:18"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 18</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31520.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>A piece of ground in which shoots of trees are planted in order to be set out again, a nursery garden</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:66"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 10, 12, § 66</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31520.6" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>The land that supports a family</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:512"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 111 (512)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31520.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>a nurse</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostramne, ere, vis nutricem, quae nos educat, Abalienare a nobis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:512"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 111 (512)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">curarum maxima nutrix Nox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:81"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Sicilia nutrix plebis Romanae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 2, § 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutrix Discordia belli,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>in Ruf.</title> 1, 30</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnu_tus" key="nu_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31521"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nūtus">nutus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nuo, ĕre (of abnuo, etc.); cf. nuto</etym>, <i>a nodding, a nod</i>.  <sense id="n31521.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Scipio nutu finire disceptationem potuisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:62"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutu tremefecit Olympum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:106"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">digitisque saepe est nutuque locutus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:2:453"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 2, 453</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">signaque dat nutu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:418"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 418</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutus conferre loquaces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:2:21"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 2, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">digiti,</quote> <i>i.e. <i>a beckoning</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Herm. 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">membrorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:188"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 30, 35, § 188</bibl></cit>: uno meo nutu jugulari utrumque vestrum posse, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:32"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutibus oculorum,</quote> <i><i>winks</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:civ,0004,028:3:16"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Isa.</title> 3, 16</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31521.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a downward tendency</i> or <i>motion, gravity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">terrena suopte nutu et suo pondere in terram ferri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:17:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 17, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra suā vi nutuque tenetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:45:178"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 45, 178</bibl></cit>; so in <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:39:98"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 39, 98</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31521.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>command, will, pleasure</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad eorum arbitrium et nutum totos se fingunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:8:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 8, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jura omnia praetoris nutu atque arbitrio meretriculae gubernari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 13, § 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad alicujus voluntatem nutumque convertere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:10:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 10, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia deorum nutu atque potestate administrari,</quote> <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">auctoritate nutuque iegum 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">paratum esse ad nutum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:7:6:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 7, 6, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad nutum praesto esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:78"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 31, § 78</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">respirare contra nutum dicionemque alicujus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:94"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 30, 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alterius sub nutu degitur aetas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1122"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 1122</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saevae nutu Junonis eunt res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:592"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 592</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnux" key="nux" opt="n" orig_id="n31522"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nux">nux</head>, <itype opt="n">nŭcis</itype> (<i>gen. plur.</i> nucerum for nucum, Cael. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 40</bibl> P.), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.</etym>, <sense id="n31522.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a nut</i>. At weddings it was customary to strew nuts on the floor: <cit><quote lang="la">sparge, marite, nuces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:30"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 30</bibl></cit>; cf.<author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> <title>ad E.</title> 8, 30</bibl>; Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=173"><author>Fest.</author> p. 173</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:86"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 22, 24, § 86</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:135"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 135</bibl>. Nutshells were used in coloring the hair: <cit><quote lang="la">viridi cortice tincta nucis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:8:44"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 8, 44</bibl></cit>. Nuts were strewn at the festival of Ceres, Sinn. Capito ap. Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=177"><author>Fest.</author> p. 177</bibl> Müll. Children played with nuts, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:83"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 83</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:131"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 131</bibl>; hence, prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">nuces relinquere,</quote> <i><i>to give up childish sports, to betake one's self to the serious business of life, to throw away our rattles</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:10"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 10</bibl></cit>: nux cassa, <i>a nutshell</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tene amatorem esse inventum inanem quasi cassam nucem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:366"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 137 (366)</bibl></cit>.—Fig. of a thing of no value, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:36"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 36</bibl> ( = res vel vilissima); cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">non ego tuam empsim vitam vitiosā nuce,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:316"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 3, 45 (316)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31522.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n31522.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A fruit with a hard shell</i> or <i>rind</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nux amara,</quote> <i><i>a bitter almond</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:10"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 10</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7:13"><author>Col.</author> 7, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:26"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 7, 7, § 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">castaneae nuces,</quote> <i><i>chestnuts</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:52"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nux pinea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:2:6:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 1</bibl></cit>; <i>the fruit of the</i> tithymalus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:66"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 8, 40, § 66</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31522.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A nut-tree</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">inter primas germinant ulmus, salix, nuces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:97"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 25, 41, § 97</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:10"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:119"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 119</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, <i>an almond-tree</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:187"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 187</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnyctalmos" key="nyctalmos" opt="n" orig_id="n31523"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nyctalmos">nyctalmos</head> = nyctalopia, q. v.</div1>


<div1 id="crossnycta^lo_pa" key="nycta^lo_pa" opt="n" orig_id="n31524"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nyctălōpa">nyctalopa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nyctalops</etym>, <sense id="n31524.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the disease of one who cannot see in the twilight, nyctalopy</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnycta^lo_pi^a" key="nycta^lo_pi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31525"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nyctălōpĭa">nyctalopia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νυκταλωπία</foreign>, <sense id="n31525.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the disease of one who cannot see in the twilight, nyctalopy</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 4, 8, 8</bibl> (al. nyctalmos).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnycta^lops" key="nycta^lops" opt="n" orig_id="n31526"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nyctălops">nyctalops</head>, <itype opt="n">ōpis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">νυκτάλωψ</foreign>. <sense id="n31526.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>That cannot see in the twilight</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:170"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 11, 47, § 170</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:203">8, 50, 76, § 203</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:21:1:10"><author>Dig.</author> 21, 1, 10</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31526.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>That sees only at night</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nyctalopas, qui per noctem vident et per diem obscuritatem patiuntur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 1, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31526.2" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>The plant</i> nyctegretos, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:62"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 11, 36, § 62</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNycte_gre^si^a" key="Nycte_gre^si^a" opt="n" orig_id="n31527"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nyctēgrĕsĭa">Nyctegresia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νυκτηγρεσία</foreign> (<foreign lang="greek">Νυκτεγερσια</foreign>), <sense id="n31527.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Night-watching</i>, the title of a tragedy of Attius (v. Trag. Rel. Fragm. p. 168 Rib. sq.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnycte_gre^tos" key="nycte_gre^tos" opt="n" orig_id="n31528"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nyctēgrĕtos">nyctegretos</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-on</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νυκτήγρετον</foreign>, <sense id="n31528.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant that shines by night</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:62"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 11, 36, § 62</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNycte_is" key="Nycte_is" opt="n" orig_id="n31529"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nyctēis">Nycteis</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, v. Nycteus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNycte^li^us" key="Nycte^li^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31530"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nyctĕlĭus">Nyctelius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νυκτέλιος</foreign>, <sense id="n31530.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an epithet of Bacchus</i>, because his mysteries were celebrated at night: <cit><quote lang="la">Nyctelius pater,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:567"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 567</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">latex,</quote> <i><i>wine</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,006:492"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Oedip.</title> 492</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nyctelia sacra,</quote> <i><i>the Bacchanalia</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. A. 4, 383</bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnycte^ris" key="nycte^ris" opt="n" orig_id="n31531"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nyctĕris">nycteris</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νυκτερίς</foreign>, <sense id="n31531.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Theod. Prisc.</author> 4, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNycteus" key="Nycteus" opt="n" orig_id="n31532"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nycteus">Nycteus</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕi and ĕos</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νυκτεύς</foreign>, <sense id="n31532.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a son of Hyrieus and the nymph Clonia, and father of Antiopa</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nycteos Antiope,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:15:12"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 15 (4, 14), 12</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n31532.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nyctēis</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>the Nycteide</i>, i. e. <i>Antiopa</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nycteida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:111"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 111</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nycteidos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:7:190"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 7, 190</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:7"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 7</bibl> and 155.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnycti^co^rax" key="nycti^co^rax" opt="n" orig_id="n31533"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nyctĭcŏrax">nycticorax</head>, <itype opt="n">ăcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νυκτικόραξ</foreign>, <sense id="n31533.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the night-raven</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 106</bibl>, n. 86; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 12, 7, 41</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 40, 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNycti^me^ne_" key="Nycti^me^ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n31534"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nyctĭmĕnē">Nyctimene</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νυκτιμένη</foreign>, <sense id="n31534.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the daughter of Epopeus, king of Lesbos, who unknowingly had intercourse with her father: when she discovered it, she fled in despair to the woods, where she was changed by Minerva into a night-owl</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:591"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 591</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. G. 1, 403</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:204"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 204</bibl> and 253.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnyctostra^te_gus" key="nyctostra^te_gus" opt="n" orig_id="n31535"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nyctostrătēgus">nyctostrategus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> = <foreign lang="greek">νυκτοστράτηγος</foreign>, <sense id="n31535.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Greek name of the</i> praefectus vigilum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:4:18:section=12"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 4, 18, § 12</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnyma" key="nyma" opt="n" orig_id="n31536"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nyma">nyma</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31536.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:106"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 12, 82, § 106</bibl> (al. nigina).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnympha" key="nympha" opt="n" orig_id="n31537"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nympha">nympha</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">nymphē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype> (<i>dat. plur.</i> NYMPHABVS, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 1629</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la">NYMFABVS,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>ib.</author> 1630</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">NYMPHIS,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>ib.</author> 1627</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">1630</bibl> sq.), <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νύμφη</foreign>.  <sense id="n31537.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>A bride, a mistress</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:1:27"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:1:21"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 1, 21</bibl> (al. merita).—</sense><sense id="n31537.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A young woman</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">se quoque nympha tuis ornavit Iardanis armis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:9:103"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 9, 103</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31537.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Nymphae, <i>demi-goddesses, who inhabit the sea, rivers, fountains, woods, trees, and mountains; nymphs</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nymphae, genus amnibus unde est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:71"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 71</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:551">10, 551</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:540"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 540</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nympha Maenalis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Carmenta, the mother of Evander</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:634"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 634</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nymphae Libethrides,</quote> <i><i>the Muses</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:21"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 7, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vocalis Nymphe,</quote> <i><i>Echo</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:357"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 357</bibl></cit>. Vows were made to the fountain-nymphs in cases of sickness or of drought, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:17:43"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 17, 43</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 1631</bibl> sq.—</sense><sense id="n31537.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>water</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">et cadit in patulos Nympha Aniena lacus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:16:4"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 16 (4, 15), 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31537.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A fountain</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:43:2"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 43, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31537.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>The pupa</i> or <i>nymph</i> of an insect: <cit><quote lang="la">alius evolat, alius in nymphā est, alius in vermiculo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:71"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 21, 24, § 71</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:48">11, 16, 16, § 48</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnymphaea" key="nymphaea" opt="n" orig_id="n31538"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nymphaea">nymphaea</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νυμφαία</foreign> (Lat.: clava Herculis; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 33</bibl>), <sense id="n31538.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the water-lily</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:75"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 7, 37, § 75</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 67</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNymphaeum1" key="Nymphaeum1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31539"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nymphaeum">Nymphaeum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νύμφαιον</foreign>, <sense id="n31539.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a promontory and seaport in Illyria, on the borders of Macedonia</i>, now <i>Capo di Redeni</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:26:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 26, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:36:8"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 36, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:144"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 22, 26, § 144</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:5:720"><author>Luc.</author> 5, 720</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnymphaeum2" key="nymphaeum2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31540"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nymphaeum">nymphaeum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, v. nympheum.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNymphaeus" key="Nymphaeus" opt="n" orig_id="n31541"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nymphaeus">Nymphaeus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n31541.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A river in Latium, between</i> Circeii <i>and</i> Astura, now <i>Ninfa</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:57"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 57</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31541.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A river in Mesopotamia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:18:9:2"><author>Amm.</author>18, 9, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnympha_lis" key="nympha_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n31542"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nymphālis">nymphalis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">nympha</etym>, <sense id="n31542.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a fountain</i>: in aquā nymphali, Octav. <bibl default="NO"><author>Hor.</author> 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnymphare_na" key="nymphare_na" opt="n" orig_id="n31543"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nympharēna">nympharena</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, a false read. for Nipparene, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:175"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 10, 64, § 175</bibl>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossNymphe^ros" key="Nymphe^ros" opt="n" orig_id="n31544"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nymphĕros">Nympheros</head>, <itype opt="n">ōtis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νύμφη-ἔρως</foreign> (Bridelove), <sense id="n31544.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 15, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnymphe_um" key="nymphe_um" opt="n" orig_id="n31545"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nymphēum">nympheum</head> (NYMFEVM, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 57</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">5049</bibl>; <sense id="n31545.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><cit><quote lang="la">NYMPHAEVM,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>ib.</author> 3317</bibl></cit>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νυμφεῖον</foreign>, <i>a fountain consecrated to the nymphs at Corinth</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:151"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 12, 43, § 151</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Capitol.</author> <title>Gord.</title> 32</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 11, 42, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">11, 42, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:15:7:3"><author>Amm.</author>15, 7, 3</bibl>; <title>Inscr. Orell.</title> l. l.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNymphi^as" key="Nymphi^as" opt="n" orig_id="n31546"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nymphĭas">Nymphias</head>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">nympha</etym>, i. e. descended from a nymph, <sense id="n31546.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Gud.</author> 344, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNymphi^cus" key="Nymphi^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n31547"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nymphĭcus">Nymphicus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νυμφικός</foreign>, <sense id="n31547.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, Inscr. Marin. Iscriz. Alb. p. 117.—In <abbr>fem.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">‡ NYMPHICE,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 1143, 9</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNymphi^di^us" key="Nymphi^di^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31548"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nymphĭdĭus">Nymphidius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nympha</etym>, <sense id="n31548.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=gal.:11"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Galb.</title> 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:5"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:25">25</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 902, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnymphi^ge^na" key="nymphi^ge^na" opt="n" orig_id="n31549"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nymphĭgĕna">nymphigena</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">nympha- gigno</etym>, <sense id="n31549.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Nymph-born</i>, i. e. <i>Achilles, the son of Thetis</i>: sors nova nymphigenae votum post fata meretur: Quam pepigit thalamis, hanc habet in tumulis, i. e. <i>Polyxena, who was immolated on his tomb</i>, Poët. ap. Anth. Lat. t. i., p. 84 Burm.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNymphi^us" key="Nymphi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n31550"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nymphĭus">Nymphius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νύμφιος</foreign>, <sense id="n31550.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a proper name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:25"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26">26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNympho^do_rus" key="Nympho^do_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n31551"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nymphŏdōrus">Nymphodorus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νύμφη-δῶρον</foreign>, <sense id="n31551.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">L. SAENIVS L. T. NYMPHODORVS,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Murat.</author> 1599, 5</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNympho^do^tus" key="Nympho^do^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n31552"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nymphŏdŏtus">Nymphodotus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νύμφη-δοτός</foreign>, <sense id="n31552.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Roman surname</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Maff. Mus. Ver.</title> 109, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossnymphon" key="nymphon" opt="n" orig_id="n31553"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nymphon">nymphon</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">νυμφών</foreign>, <sense id="n31553.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a bridal chamber</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Val. 32</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNy_sa1" key="Ny_sa1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n31554"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nȳsa">Nysa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n31554.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the nurse of Bacchus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in monte Nysā, a Nysā nutrice,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. E. 6, 15</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:74"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 18, 16, § 74</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:23:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 23, 58</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNy_sa2" key="Ny_sa2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n31555"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nȳsa">Nysa</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Nyssa</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νῦσα</foreign>, <sense id="n31555.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of several cities</i>. </sense><sense id="n31555.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A city in Caria, on the slope of Mount Messogis</i>, the modern <i>Nasli</i> or <i>Sultan-hissar</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:108"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 29, 29, § 108</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n31555.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A city in Palestine</i>, the modern <i>El Baisan</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:74"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 18, 16, § 74</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31555.3" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A city in India, on Mount Meros, the birthplace of Bacchus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:805"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 805</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:3:7"><author>Mel.</author> 3, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:79"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 21, 23, § 79</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:10"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 10</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:12:7:6"><author>Just.</author> 12, 7, 6</bibl>; cf.: celso Nysae de vertice.—</sense><sense id="n31555.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Hence, </sense><sense id="n31555.5" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ny-saeus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> </sense><sense id="n31555.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to Nysa in Caria</i>.—<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nysaei</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the Nysaeans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:64:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 64, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31555.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to Nysa, in India;</i> <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for <i>Bacchic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">chori,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:15:22"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 15 (4, 16), 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">palmes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:198"><author>Sil.</author> 7, 198</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hydaspes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:8:227"><author>Luc.</author> 8, 227</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cacumina Gauri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:160"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 160</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31555.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nȳsēis</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭdis</itype>, <i>adj. f., Nysaean</i>, i. e. <i>Bacchic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nymphae Nyseides,</quote> <i><i>who reared Bacchus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:769"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 769</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31555.9" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nȳsēĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nysaean</i>, i.e. <i>Bacchic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">juga Nyseia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:8:801"><author>Luc.</author> 8, 801</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31555.10" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nȳseus</orth> (dissyl.), <itype opt="n">ĕi and ĕos</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>an epithet of Bacchus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:13"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 13</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31555.11" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nȳsĭ-ăcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nysaean</i>, i. e. <i>Bacchic</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 98</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n31555.12" level="1" n="F" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nȳsĭas</orth>, <itype opt="n">ădis</itype>, <i>adj. f., Nysaean</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nysiades Nymphae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:769"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 769</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n31555.13" level="1" n="G" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nȳsĭgĕna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>born in Nysa</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Nysigenis Silenis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:252"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 252</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n31555.14" level="1" n="H" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Nȳsĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj., Nysian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam (hederam) quidam Nysiam, alii Bacchicam vocant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:147"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 34, 62, § 147</bibl></cit>; also, <i>an epithet of Bacchus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Nysius et Semeleius Liber,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, 176</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:25:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 25, 60</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossny_si^on" key="ny_si^on" opt="n" orig_id="n31556"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="nȳsĭon">nysion</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n31556.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>ivy</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 98</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNyssos" key="Nyssos" opt="n" orig_id="n31557"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nyssos">Nyssos</head>, i., <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Νύσσος</foreign>, <sense id="n31557.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city in Macedonia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:36"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 10, 17, § 36</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossNy_sus" key="Ny_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n31558"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Nȳsus">Nysus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n31558.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the tutor of Bacchus, to whom he intrusted Thebes during his expedition to India</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:131"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 131</bibl> and 167. </sense></div1>

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