THE METAMORPHOSES OF PUBLIUS OVIDIUS NASO

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ERECTUS.
EXHALO.
"Erectus, a, um, (part, of erigo), as adj. "Evenio, Tre, Eni, entum, n. (e and vemo/,
erect, upriglit, elevated; self-relying, re to come out, come forth, emerge ; to ar
solute; attentive, on the stretch.
rive ; to prove, to come to pass, to befall.
Ergo, dative of ipyw, a work), conj. "Everto, Ere, ti, eversum, a. (e, verto), to
therefore, then : with a genitive, on ac turn out, drive out ; to drprive ; to tarn
count of-
upside down; throw down, demolish,
"Erichthynius, i, m. pr. n. an early king prostrate, ruin.
of Attica, said to be the son of Vulcan. "Evinco, ere, ici, icium, a. (e and vinco), to
"Eridnrrms, i, m. pr. n. (Hpiiwts), t he name overcome, vanquish, surpass.
of a river famous in the old legends, snid "Evoco, rire, nvi, atum, a. (e and voco), to
to flow into the ocean from the north call out, call forth.
west of Europe, taken by later writers, "Evohe, (more correctly Evoe), a word
as Ovid, to be the Padus, or Po. shouted by the Bacchants, similar to
"ErTgo, ere, exi, ctura, a. (e and rego), to Huzza! (Gr. ii>oi).
raue up, set upright, erect; to inspirit, "Evulo, are, avi, ntum, n. (e, volo), to fly
encourage, cheer up, arouse.
out, fly forth : rush forth : to fly, or flee
Erinnys, yos, f. (E/>iwC$), a Fury, the away.
avejiging deity; it seems to imply the "Evolvo, ere, vi, mum, a. (e, volvo), to roll
demon of all wickedness.
out, tumble out; to unroll, unfold ; ex
"ErTpio, Cre, ipui, eptum, a. (e, rapio), to tricate, evolve, bring out of confusion.
tear out, snatch out, to rescue; to carry I. 24.
of, withdraw; to pull off, drag off. Ex, or E, prep. («, £{), out of, from; accord
Erratus, us, m. (erro), a wandering, stray ing to. '
ing about.
Exactus, a, um, part, of exigor. See Exigo.
Erro, Sre, avi, Stum, n. (t/'/n>), to go astray, ExanTmatus, a, um, part, of exanimor, adj.
wander about, stray.
deprived of air or breath ; lifeless : also,
Error, oris, m. (erro), a going astray, losing terrified.
one's way, wandering; a fault, offence. Exammis, is, e, adj. (ex, anima), breathless;
"Erubesco, Ere, ubui, n. (e and rubesco), to lifeless, dead, extinguished ; terrifed.
grow red, redden, blush, to be ashamed. Exardeo, ere, or Exardesco, ire, arsi, n.
"Erymanthis, Mis, or idos, adj. Eryman- (ex and ardesco), to grow hot, become in
thian, nf Erymanthus.
flamed, light up: to glow, to bum, to be
"Erymantlius, or os, i, m. A mountnin inflamed, to be kindled.
range in Arcadia, on the borders of Elis. Exaudio, ire, ivi, itum, a. (ex and audio),
~Eryx, ycis, m. ("!> £), a mountain and to hear from a distance; to hear, hearken,
city o! Sicily, where there was a famous listen.
temple of Venus.
Excedo, ere, essi, essum, n. (ex and cedo),
Esculeus, a, um, relating to the Esculus, to depart, go from, retire : to go beyond,
or lay oak, of bay oals; beechen.
project, digress.
Et, (m, yet, besides), conj. and; both; also, Exceptus, a, um,, part. fr. evcipio, exccpted.
indeed, even.
Excido, ere, ctdi, n. (ex and carlo), to fall
"Ethon, onis, m. (Ai0