THE METAMORPHOSES OF PUBLIUS OVIDIUS NASO

INCALESCO.
INEVITABILIS.
IncHlesco^ er% lui, n. (in, calesco), to grow Incurso, are, avi, atum, n. (freq. of incurro),
or become warm or hot ; to kindle, be lo run to, upon or against; to dash
warmed.
against; lo attack.
Incandesce, ere, dui, n. (in, candesco), to Incursus, us, m. (incurro), a running or
become very hot, be inflamed, ignite, kin flowing upon; an incursion, attack, as
die up.
sault.
Iiicedo, Ere, cessi, cessum, n. (in, cede), to Incuslodilus, a, um, adj. (in and custodio),
move, go, go along ; move statelily ; pro unguarded, unwatched, unprotected.
ceed, march.
Inde, adv. (perhaps fr. IvQcv), thence, from
Incendium, ii, n. (incendo), a fire, confla that place; therefrom: fromt/tat time,then,
gration ; excessive heat, fig. of love, of thereupon, thenceforth.
any passion.
IndPjecius, a, um, adj. n. (in and dcjectus),
Incendo, ere, di, sum, a. (in and candeo), lo not thrown or cast down, unlhrmm.
kindle, to set on fire, to light up, to burn; Indetonsus, a, um, adj. (in and deionsus),
to inflame, excite.
unshorn, unshaven, uncut..
Inceptus, a, um, (part. fr. incipio). Induviiatus, a, um, adj. (in, de, vitatus),
Incertus, a, um, adj. (in, certus), uncertain, unavoided, unshunned; unerring.
doubtful; not positive, not fully ascer Index, icis, m. and f. (indico), of persons,
tained.
a discoverer, a discloser: of things, a sign,
IncTdo, ere, tdi, asum, n. (in, cado), to fall mark, token, index: a list, catalogue:
into, fall upon ; assail, attack ; lo hap also a certain stone, thought to be the
pen, occur.
touchstone.
Incinctus, a, um, part. fr. incingo. Indi, orum, pi. m. Indians.
Incingo, Ere, cinxi, nctum, a. (in and cingo), India, 33, f. India, a celebrated country of
to gird, surround, encompass, embrace. Asia.
Incipio, ere, epi, eptum, a. and n. (in, ca- Indicium, i, n. (index), a discovery, a proof;
pio), to take in hand, undertake, attempt, an accusing; evidence, deposition; a sign,
begin, commence.
symptom.
Incite, are, avi, atum, a. (incieo, to set in Indico, are, avi, atum, a. (index), to show,
motion), to put into rapid motion, to spur point out, discover, inform, make known,
on ; to hasten, excite, stimulate.
reveal; depone.
[nclino, are, avi, Slum, a. (in and clino, to Indigene, as, m. and f. (indu for in, and
lean), to incline, lend any thing towards; gcno), a native.
curve, crook ; to direct; to give way. Indigestus, a, um, adj. (in, digestus), not
Include, ere, si, sum, a. (in, claudo), to shut separated into parts, disordered, con
in, confine, enclose, surround; to close, fused; unformed, indigested.
stop,up ; to bound, to limit, to contain. Indignans, ntis, (part, of indignor), thinking
Inclusus, a, um, (part, of includo), confined, unworthy, disdaining; indignant, very
enclosed, encompassed, &c.
angry, incensed.
Iiicogniius, a, um, adj. (in and cognosce), ndignus, a, um, adj. (in and dignus), un-
unknown, unacquainted with, strange, worthtj, undeserved, unmerited; unbecom
unusual.
ing, indeci'nt, dishonorable, shameful.
Incola, 83, m. and f. (incolo, to abide), an Induleo, or Indulesco, ere, lui, n. (in and
inhabitant ; a native ; a resident. oleo), to grieve at, take to heart; to feel
Incomptus, and Incoming, a, um, adj. (in pain: lo be In pain, lo ache.
and comptus, part, of como, to dress), ndotams, a, um, adj. (in and dotatus), with
undressed, uncombed, unadorned; unpo out a dowry, unportioned, dowerless.
lished, inelegant, rough.
nduco, ere, xi, ctum, a. (in, duco), to lead
Inconsumptus, a, um, a. (in and consump- in, introduce; to occasion; lo induce: to
tus), unconsumed, vndiminished, vn- put or draw on, clothe.
wasted.
nductus, a, um, (part, of inducor), led in,
liicrCmentum, i, n. (incresco), that which introduced; drawn round of over.
produceth increase, source of increase; nduo, ere, ui, iitum, a. (ewKcj, to put on),
growth,_increage; pupil, offspring.
to put on, clothe; to assume.
Incrcpo, are, ui, Ttuin, and avi, atum, a. (in nduresco, ere, rui, n. (in and duresco), to
and crcpo, to sound), to sound, resound; harden, grow or become hard, to harden
to call or try out; to rebuke, chide, re one's self.
prove.
ndus, i, m. a river of India, now the Sinde.
Incresco, Ere, fvi, n. (in and cresco), to .ndutus, a, um, (part, of induo), cZarf, clothed
grow lo or upon; to grow, increase. in; encompassed with.
Incubo, fire, ui, Ttum, and avi, atum, n. 'Ineo, ire, ivi and ii, Tmm, irr. n. and a. (in
(in and cube), to lie in, lie upon; dwell and eo), to go into, enter; to begin, com*
in or 07i; lean on, fall on.
mence; undertake, attempt.
Inculpatus, a, um, adj. (in, culpatus), blame Inermis, e, adj. (in and arma), unarmed,
less, irreproachable, spotless, pure. weaponless, defenceless; harmless.
Inciinabiilum, usually in pi. a, orum, n. (in "In5r6, tis, ndj. (in and ars), without art,
and cunabula), that which is in the cradle; without skill; inactive, idle, sluggish,
the cradle; the origin, beginning. "Inevitabilis, e, adj. (in and inevhabilie),
342
I
1MEXFLETUS.
INSANUS.
not Ii be avoided, inevitable, not to be I pleasant, disagreeable, offensive, loath
escaped.
some; ungrateful, unthankful.
"InexplPtus, a, um, adj. (in and explelus), ngrEdior, eris, essus, dep. (in, gradior), to
not filed, not satiated, unsatisfied, insa go into, enter; to walk, advance; to enter
tiate, insatiable.
upon, commence, engage on.
Infamia, a?, f. (infamis), ill fame, evil re .nguen, inis, n. the groin.
port: infaimy, disgrace, dishonor. nhajreo, ere, si, sum, n. (in and hsereo), te
Infamis, i*, e, .idj. (in and fnma), infamous, slick in, cleave to, cling fast to, adhere
ill-spoktn nf, dishonored; disreputable, to, infiere.
disgraceful.
Inhlbcp, ere, ui, Ilum, a. (in and habeo), to
Infans, tis, in. and f. (in and fans, part, of exercise, practise; to hold in, restrain,
ior, to speak), that cannot yet speak; an check, curb, stop.
infant, babe: also adj. infantile, feeble, nhosplius, a, um, adj. (in, hospims), inhos
childish.
pitable^ also, uninhabited, uninliobitable.
Infnustus, a, um, adj. (in and faustus), un Injlcio, Ere, eci, cclurn, a. (in, jacio), to
lucky, unpropittotis, ominous, unfortu throw in, put in; throw on, to lay.
nate, disastrous.
Jlnlmlca, SB, f. a female enemy, properly
Infectus, a, um, adj. (in and factus), not iem. of inimicus, a. um.
done, undone, unmade, unfinished, incom 'Inlmicus, a, um, adj. (in and amicus), un
plete, impLffccl.
friendly, hostile, inijnical, u,ikind, ad-
InfElix, Icis, adj. (in and felix), unfruitful; vrrse, hurtful, inwrious.
unfortunate, unhappy, miserable, unsuc Injuria, ffi, f. (in ana jus), any thing done
cessful; inauspicious, unlucky, calami unjustly, wrong, injustice, injury, insult.
tous.
Injuste, adv. (injustus), unjustly, wrong
Inferior, oris, adj. comp. of inferus, a, um, fully, injuriously.
(Imp, inner, wiih the digamma, tvFcp), Injuslus, a, um, adj. (in and Justus), unjust,
lower, in place, lime, rank, merit, &c.; wrongful, injurious, iniquitous, cruel,
inferior.
oppressive.
[nf erins, adv. comp. of infra, lower. Innabllis, e, adj. (in, negative, and no), not
Interims, a, um, adj. (ewp, tvEpoi, those be to be swum m.
low), belonging to the realms below, infer Innatus, a, um, part, of innascor, ci, inborn,
nal, subterranean.
innate, inbred, natural.
Inftro, erre, intEli, illatum, irr. a. (in and Innixus, a, um, part, of innitor (in, niior),
tero), to bring into, carry into, throw at, leaning or s upported mi; relying on.
to place, bring, bring forward.
Innucnus, a, um, adj. (in and nocuus), not
Inftrus, a, um, (ir. in wiih digamma, or fr. hurfful, harmless, innoxious; blameless,
£vep, tvftp, inner), in or below the earth, irreproachable, innocent: also, not hurt,
subterranean; below, beneath, infernal. unharmed.
Infestus, a, um, adj. (in and old vb. fcndo, Innumerus, a, um, adj. (in and numerus),
to secure), insecure, unsafe, molested, in without nuinber, numberless, innumerable,
fested, plagued; hostile, dangerous. countless.
InlTciandus, a, um, part. fut. pass, infitior, Innuptus, a, um, adj. (in and nuptus), un
or inficior (m and fatcor), to deny, dis married, unweildtd.
avow, disown.
Ino, us and onis, f. Ino, daughter of Cad
Inf Icio, Ere, 1 eci, feclum, a. ;in and facio) mus, wife of Athamas, king of Thebes,
properly, lo put into: to mix, dip, dye, mother of Learchus and Meliccrta, af
stain, darken, infect, taint, pmson. terwards worshipped as a sea-goddess
Infit, vb. def. equivalent 10 incipit, begins, by the name of Leucoihoe. Hence adj.
begins to spetik, speaks.
Inous, a, um, relating to Ino.
Inflatus, a. um, p. part, of inflo, are, avi, a. ti InSpiuus, a, um, adj. (in and opinus), imblow
or breathe into, blow upon; inflate, thought of, unexpected, unlocked for, not
swell.
anticipated, sudden.
Infr.I, adv. (from infer, i. e. infera parte) ; "Inops, opis, adj. (in and ops, or of is), help
under the earth, in the infernal regions less, resmtrceless, arilitute; poor, needy,
below, beneath.
in want of; miserable.
Infundo, 8re, f iidi, f usum, a. (in and fundo) "Inornatus, a, um, adj. (in and ornatus),
to pour in or into, pour over, infuse, com unadorned, simple, undressed; inelegant.
municate, impart.
Inquam, or Inquio, is, it, def. vb. (ii/aru), tc
IngEmlno, are, avi, atum, a. (in and gemi say.
no), to repeat often, reiterate, redouble. Inquire, Ere, slvi, s'ltum, a. (in, qurcro), Ic
IneZmo, Ere, ui, n. (in, gcmo), to groan seek for, strive to procure; to examine
sigh, bewail.
search, ask for, demand.
[ngciiiurn, ii, n. (in and geno or gigno), in Insania,