THE METAMORPHOSES OF PUBLIUS OVIDIUS NASO

a-- .......... -active.
aU.. ......... ablative.
ace . .... ......accusative.
aifj. . ........ -adjective.
adv . ........ .adverb.
g . ............common gender.
onj . ........ -conjunction.
tomp . .-...- .comparative.
if............. doubtful gender.
fltf. . ......... defec'-i ve.
dem . -...-. -demonstrative.
&tp . ......... -deponent.
Ht . .......... diminutive.
ABBREVIATIONS.
/«} -...-
Or- •••..•
ind--".-- -- indicative.
inf.-...-
intr - ...-.
« Greek
intransitive.
part- ...... - 'participle.
subj •••• —
- -pronoun.
-- subjunctive
CLAVIS OVIDIANA.
A.
Absum, esse, fui, irreg. n. (ab and sum),
to be absent, to be away, be distant, be re
"A. used before a consonant "Ab, mostly moved from, be wanting ; to stand aloof i
before vowels "Abe, before t and q, t a fail. i':g. to be far from, be disin
prep, with abl.from; after, at; in respect clined to.
of', mi account of; fit/; on, at, in, among. Absumo, ere, mpsi, mptum, a. (ab and sn-
In composition, signifying generally pri mo), to lake away, to consume, use up
vation ; sometimes separation.
destroy, waste, spend.
"Abactus, a, urn, part, of Abigo, ere, cgi, Abundo, fire, fivi, atuiii, n. (ab and undo,
which sec ; driivn off.
to be full), to abound, overflow ; la be
"Abantiades, a?, m. patronymic, ton,grand wealthy ; to be full with.
son, or descendant of Abas, an Argive "Ac, copul. conj. and; after adverbs aeigue,
king.
comra, juxta and those of a similar kind,
Abditus, a, um, part, of Abdo, hidden, re- as, than.
mole, private.
AccSdo, Sre, essi, essum, n. (ad and cede),
Abdo, ere, didi, dTtum, a. (ab and do, i. e. to draw nigh, come mar, approach, come
to put or place away), to hide, conceal ; to, reach ; to accost; to adjoin ; be added
remove, put away.
to, be annexed.
Abduco, ere, xi, ctum, a. (ab and duco), Acrendo, ere, ndi, nsum, a. (ad and cando,
to take away, remove, take off, lead off, obsol. vb. to make shine), to set on fire
carry away.
kindle, light up, set fire to; to burn,
"Abeo, Trc, Tvi and ii, iium, n. (ab and eb), make bright; excite, mjflame.
to go away, depart, go, pass away, stray Accensus, a, um, part, of Accendo.
away, banish ; to be changed into, turn. to. Acceptus, a, um, part, of Accipio, as adj.
Abies, etis, f. n Jir-trce: by metonymy, a received, accepted; grateful, pleasing t
vessel; or any thing made of the tree. acceptable, beloved, welcome.
Abi'go, ere, tgi, actum, a. (ab and ago), to Accinctus, a, um, part. fr. Accingo, girt
drive away, drive, drive off.
begirt, equipped, accoutred.
AbHtus, a, um, part, of Aufej-o, erre, Accingo, ere, nxi, nctuni, n. (ad and cingo^
abstuli, ablatum, taken away, removed, to gird up, gird on, begird, to equip, ae
borne away, carried off.
coutre.
Abluo, i-re, ui. uttum, nnd iitum, a. (ab and Accipio, ere, epi, eptum, a. (ad nnd cnpioX
luo, to wash), to wash off, wash, make to take, to accept, to receive; to entertain^
r'eaa, purify; wash away; to expiate. to hear, comprehend ; to obtain, acquire ;
Abrumpo, ere, Tipi, upturn, a. (ab and to admit; to undertake ; accept of.
rumpo), to break off, break away, break AccITvus. a, um, and Acclivis, is," e, adj.
asunder, sever, burst, tear off.
(ad and clivus, a hill), steep, sloping up,
Abruptus, a, um. part, from Abrumpo, ascending, up-hill.
brotffn asunder, broken to pieces. "Acer and Acris, is, e, adj. ('i