THE METAMORPHOSES OF PUBLIUS OVIDIUS NASO

PAX.
PERLUO.
trepidation, leafing of the heart from fear; in the pi., a wing: flight affords; a bird;
hope, joy, Sic.
feathers on an arrow, and hence, an ar-
Pax, ris, f. (pario, paciscor), an agreement, row: a yen.
treaty; peace; favor; grace; leave. Pensum, i, n. (pendo, to weigh), a portion
Pecco, are, Svi, iltuin, a. and n. to err, to sin. of wool or flax weighed out for a slave'a
Pecten, Tnis, n. (pecio), a comb: a weaver's task to dress; a task.
reed or sley: a wool-earn.
Pcnthcus, ei, or eos, m. Pt?Meus, son of
Pecio, Ere, pexi, pcxui or pectivi, pexum Echion and Agnve, and king of Thebes,
and peclTtum, a. (TMTCJ), to comb, dress torn asunder by his mother and sisters
the hair; to dress flax, card wool.
in Bacchant fury, because he insulted
Peclus, oris, n. the breast: the heart; mind, Bacchus.
soul, understanding, memory.
Per, prep, (irci'pu), through; fit/; by means of;
Pecus, lidis, f. (irww, to cotnb), a sheep; one during; for; for sake of; by reason of.
of small cattle in general. Pecus, oris, n. Pcrago, agere, egi, actum, a. (per, ago), to
sheep, collectively, a herd of sheep : also, conduct, carry or go through; to accom
cattle in general.
plish; to spend, pass; to pierce.
Pegasos or Pegasus, i, m. (Uiry&oos), a horse Percaleo, Ere, ui, n. (per and caleo), to be
sprung from ihe blood of Medusa, and very warm, very hot: to grow warm or
named from the springs w/Jym of ocean, hot.
where she was called : represented by Pcrcenseo, ere, sui, a. (per and censeo), to
laier writers as the winged horse ridden count through, count up, recount; to sur
by Bellerophon when he slew Chimaera. vey, examine.
Ptjor, us, adj. comp. of mains, worse. Percurro, ere, curri and cucurri, cursum,
PMKgns, i, n. (ircXayn,), the tea.
n. (per and curro), to run through, pott
Pelion, i, n. and PElios, i, m. (ITi/Xim), a oil over, to traverse.
mountain in Tltessaly.
Percussus, a, um, part. fr. Perculio, beaten,
Pcllex, Tcis, f. (irdXXnf, a maid), a concubine, struck, smitten.
kept-mis'ress.
Perculio, ere, ussi, ussum, a. (per, quatio),
Pellis, is, f. the skin of a beast, the hide; a to strike, beat at, smite.
pnrmcnt or covering made of skins. Perdo, ere, dtdt, Tlum, a. (per, do), to de
Pello, ire, p'puli, pulsum, a. (Gr. TtXXej), to stroy, ruin; to squander, throw money; to
drive or cfiase away, drive out, expel, lota. [ftrange, alien.
forcibly remove; impel.
Peregriniis, a, um, adj. (per, agcr), foreign,
Pgnaies, tium, m. (kindred to penims), Pereo, ire, ii; (seldom ivi), Itum, n. (per,
guardian deities of the stale and of fami eo), to perish, fie ruined, to die, to be des
lies ; household gods : hence, the house, perately in lote widi.
home.
PCrerro, are, avi, fitnm, a. (per and ervo),
Pendeo, ere, pEpendi, pensum, n. (pendo), to wander through, travel oner, pass
to hang from, on, at, about; to be sus fhrou-gh, survey, examine.
pended; to impend.
Perfidus, a, um, adj. (per and fides), break
Pendo, ere, pependi, pensum, a. to weigh: ing faith, faithless, perjidioue, treaclieroui,
to ponder, weigh in the mind, consider; to deceitful, unsafe.
value, esteem: as originally paymenls Perfringo. Ere, Egi, nctnm, (per, frangp), to
were made by weighed money, to jay, break through, fhalter, shiver in pieces;
discharge ; also, to pay a penalty, i . e. to infringe, violate.
*vfer punishment.
Perfuudo, Ere, tidi, flpum, a. (per, fundo),
Peni-, adv. See Pajue.
to sf rinile all ever, to wet, to mvisten ; to
Peneis, Tdis, f. adj. if the river Peneus, scatter over.
Peneian.
PErhorresco, ere, rui, n. and 8. (per, lior-
PcnEius, a, um, adj. of the river Peneus, resco), to shudder greatly, tremble all omr:
Peneian.
trans. to shudiler at, b in terror of, greatly
Penios, i, and Penfus, i, m. (tliji'rioj), the dread.
Peneus, the chief river of Thcssaly, ris Ptrieulnm, i, n. (perior, an obs. vb. fr. wh.
ing in Mount Pindus, flowing through come peritus. experior, &c.), any tiling
the vale of Tcmpe, and emptying inio by which experience is acquired, inftlructiun,
the Thermaic Gulf: liow the Srlimbrin. lesion, warning ; trial, experiment, proof;
PEnEtrale, is, n. (penetro), the recess or in- danger, risk, peril.
most part of any place, as of a temple, a Perimo, ire, Cmi, emptnm, a. t" slay.
palace, &c.; the hidden place, concial- Perjiirus, a, um, adj. (per and ju=), brcalting
ment, secret.
an oath, forswearing, one that perjures
PEnttro, are, avi, atum, a. (penilue), to himself, perjured.
place or thrust in; to penetrate, pirrre, Perlnceo, fre, uxi, n. (per and Inceo), same
make way ittto, pass into and through; to as Pelluceo, to be seen through, be transadvance
as far as, reach.
jarent.
PEnTtus, adv. inwardly, internally; in the Perlncidus, a, um, adj. (perluceo), trans
inmost part, far wilhin; thoroughly, fully, parent, translucent, peUucid.
utterly, entirely.
Perluo, ere, lui, luium, a. (per and luo), to
Penna, a?, f. n fiather, a quill: also, chiefly wash, bathe, wash all over.
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PERMATURESCO.
PINETDM.
Permattiresco, ere, ui, n. (per and matu- require, entreat; seek after, seekto attain; ,
. resco, to ripen), to become fully ripe. to aim at, rush at, assail; direct one'*
Permitto, Ere, Isi, issum, a. (per, mitio), to course to, make for.
let go through, let pass, let go; send over; Phaethon, or Phaeton, ontis, m. (faMon,
throw, discharge; commit, intrust; relin i. e. the luminous), properly, an epilhet
quish, grant, forgive; allow, permit. of ihe Sun: P/ucthon, son ol Apollo and
Permulceo, ere, Isi, Isum, Ictum, a. (per Clymene.
and mulceo), to stroke, stroke smooth, ca Phaethonteus, a,um, adj. Phaelhonian,perress,
charm, soothe, refresh.; appease, as taining to Phaethon.
suage; to touch softly.
Phnethftsa, a:, f. ( ^acflowra, fem. of *ot9(o>),
Perosus, a, um, (per, osus, or odi), part, of Phacthusa, sister of Phaethon.
obs. v b. thoroughly hating, deeply hating; Pharetra, a:, f. (apirfa), a quiver, a case of
pass, deeply haled.
arrows.
PerpElior, pEti, pcssus sum, dep. (per and PharEtriitus, a, um, adj. (pharetra), equip
patior), to suffer steadfastly, endure with ped with, or wearing a quiver, quivered.
fortitude, abide; to bear, suffer, to expe Pfiasis, Tdis, or idos, m. a river in Colchis.
rience, feel.
Phiale. Es, f. (Qu&n, a driuking-cup), pr. n.
PerpEtuus, a, um, adj. (per, peto, ihence applied to a nymph.
strictly, going through), continuing PhTlyrci'iis, a, um, adj. pertaining to Phithroughout,
continuous, unbroken, unin lyra, (pi\ifa, a linden tree), the mother of
terrupted, whole, lasting, unceasing, per Chiron.
manent.
Phlegon, onis, m. (iy.^i), the sister of Phcebus,
rescuer and subsequently nusband of Diana, the Moon: hence forniglit.
Andromeda: finally, he became a con Phcebc'ius, a, um, adj. (Phccbus),.fViceW?a» F
stellation.
pertaining to Phaibus or Apollo.
Persio, idis and Tdos, (adj. f. fr. m/auHSs), as Phccbus, i, m. (