THE METAMORPHOSES OF PUBLIUS OVIDIUS NASO

INSCIUS.
INVIDIOSUS.
crazy, fejlish, frantic, outrageous, furi Interdum, adv. (inter and dum), between
ous: making mad.
whiles, sometimes, now and then, occa
Inecius, a, um, adj. (in and scio), not Know sionally; meantime, meanwhile.
ing, ignorant, unskilful.
Intfirea, adv. (inter and ea), during this,
InsEquor, i, quutus and cutus, dep. (in and meantime, meanwhile, in the interim.
sequor), to follow after, follow ; closely Intereo, ire, ii, Ttum, irr. n. (inter and co),
pursue, press upon, persecute.
strictly, t o go among. Hence, to pe
Inseru, ere, ui, rtum, a. (in and sero), to put rish, pass away, cease to exist, be
into, insert, introduce; mix, mingle. enniJiilated, be destroyed, be slain, to
InsTdise, arum, f. pi. (ineideo), troops in die.
ambush, an ambuscade; snares, plot, arti Intermissus, a, um, (part, of intermitto),
fice; insidiousness.
interrupted.
Insignc, is, n. signal, mark: pi. insignia, Intermitto, Gre, Isi, issum, a. (inter and
badges of office, insignia.
mitto), to intermit, leave off, discontinue,
Insignia, e, adj. (in and signum), distin omit, allow to pass; to interrupt.
guished by some mark, remarkable, noted, Intexo, ere, xui, xtum, a. (in and texo), to
celebrated, eminent.
weave into, inweave; interweave, em
Insuno, are, ui, itum. n. (in and sono) to broider.
make a noise in, to sound, resound. Intextus, a, um, part, of intcxq, f a balance; beam of a
loom; cross-hench, or crossjilank in boats
anil ships: height or summit of a moun
tain.
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