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VOCABULARY.

SUBSTANTIVES.

Agrícola,

Amicitia,
Anima,

A ranea,

Athenæ,
Cătilīna,

Cōrōna,

Diāna,

FIRST DECLENSION.

m. and f. a husbandman, farmer; (from ager,
a field, and colo, till.)

f. friendship; (amicus, a friend.)
f. a soul.

f. a spider.

pl. f. Athens, a city of Greece.
m. Catiline, a Roman traitor.

f. a crown.

f. a heathen goddess.

Eloquentia, f. eloquence.

Ira,
Itǎlia,

Lūna,
Nātūra,
Nauta,
Pěcūnia,

f. an hour.

f. injury.

pl. f. treachery; (insideo, lie in wait.)
f. anger, passion.

f. Italy.

f. the moon.

f. nature; (natus, part. nascor, am born.)
m. a sailor; (navita, navis, a ship.)
f. money; (pěcí, cattle, because men bar-

Plūma,

Poëta,

Porta,

Prudentia,

Regina,

tered in cattle before money was invented, as a more commodious substitute.)

m. a globe.

Jésus,
Judicium,

Liber,

Liber,

Globus,

Irritamentum, n. an incentive, excitement; (irrito, pro

m.

voke.)

Jesus.

Populus,

Præceptum,

Presbyter,

Puer,

Rĕmus,

Rēmus,

Sŏcer,

f. a poplar tree.

n. a precept; (præcipio, teach.)

m. ĕri, an elder, a priest.

m. ĕri, a boy.

m. brother of Romulus, 1st king of Rome.

m. an oar.

m. ĕri, a father-in-law.

Auspex,

Bætis,

Bipennis,

f. is, an axe.

Būris,

Cæsăr,

m. icis, a leader, guide; (avis, a bird; and specio, behold.)

m. is, the river Guadalquivir in Spain.

f. is, a plough-tail.

m. ăris, a Roman general.