THE METAMORPHOSES OF PUBLIUS OVIDIUS NASO

REDEO.
REdeo, ire, ii, and Ivi, ttum, irreg. n. (re,
eo), to-return, come back; come in, accrue.
RCdTgo, Cre, cgi, actum, a. (re and ago), to
drive back, force back, bring back, to re
duce.
Redulco, ere, ui, n. (re and oleo), to emit a
smell, to smell, to be redolent.
Ruduco, ere, xi, ctum, a. (re and duco), to
bring tack, lead back, to restore, to reduce;
draw back, retract.
Rcfello, ere, a. (re, fallo), to remove an illurion,
to confute, refute, disprove, prove
false, rebut.
Icfuro, fcrre, tuli, latum, irreg. n. (re and
fero), to bring back, give back, retort, re
fute, repeat, renew, repay, reply, relate.
Icfiigio, ere, ugi, ugTtum, a. ancfn. (re and
filgio), to fee back, retreat, draw back,
shrink; to fee from.
Rcgnlis, e, adj. (rex), kingly, regal, royml,
princely, magnificent.
Regahler, adv. (regalio), royally, regally,
magnificently, in a royal or regal manner.
Regia. as, f. (properly tern, ot regius, soil.
domus), a palace, royal residence, court.
RegTmen, inis, n. (rego), that by which a
thine is guided or governed, a rudder of
a ship ; a guiding.
Reglna, as, f. (rex), a queen, princess, lady
of distinction.
Rcgio, onis, f. (rego), a direction, a line; a
boundary line, limit; a region, district,
territory.
Regius, a, um, adj. (rex), kingly, royal,
princeli/, belonging to or becoming a kitig.
Regna, are, avi,~alum, a. and n. (regnum),
to reign, rule, have sway, to rage uncontrolltd.
Regnum, i, n. (rex), sovereignty; desjiotism;
a kingdom, realm.
Rego, ere, xi, ctum, a. (iplyu), to direct in
a straight line, to direct; to regulate,
manage, guide: hence, to govern, away,
rule.
REjTcio, ere, tci, ectum, a. (re and jacio),
to .fling back, cast in return, throwbeliind,
throw away, cast off, reject, neglect.
Relabor, i, psus sum, dep. (re, labor), to
slide back; flow back, sail back.
RElaxo, are, avi, alum, a. (re, laxo), to
widen again, widen; to ease, relieve; to
loose, open.
REIcgo, Cre, egi, ectum, a. (re and lego),
properly, t o take back again, piece by
viece; to draw back; to wander orcr again;
to read again, revise.
KEIietus, o, um, part, of relinquo, which
see.
RelTgatus, a, um, part, of religo, are, avi,
to bend back, to fasten, to tie, bi?td.
KElinquo, ere, Iqui, ictum, a. (re, linquo),
to li'five bthintl, to liace; to attandon; to
omit, neglect.
Remaneo, Cre, nsi, nsum, n. (re and ma-
neo), to stay beliind, to remain, continue,
abide; endure.
Remmiscor, isei, dep. (from re and the obs.
meniscor, which came irom obs. meno.
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REPONO.
perf. memini), to remember, to recollect;
to reflect upon, consider.
Remissus, a, um, part, of remitto, as adj.
relaxed, languid, negligent, unguarded.
Remitto, Ettere, isi, issum, a. (re and init-
to), to let go back, to rend back, throw
back; to send forth again, fend forth,
throw up: to relax, slacken; to relieve, re
lease, free; to remit, permit.
Icmollesco, ere, n. (re and mollesco), to
become soft agam; or, simply, to become
Soft, to be softened, to rehnl.
iEmoramen, Inis, n. (remorpr, to delay), a
stop or hindrance, prevention, delay.
femoral us, a, um, part, of remoror, ari,
iitus, intrans. to tarry, delay, stay: trans.
hinder, obstruct, retard.
fleinutus, a, um, part. fr. removeo: as
adj. remote.
RCmilveo, ere, ovi, otue, a. (re, moveo), to
mure back; to remove, to withdraw.
Rcmiigio, Ire, gi, n. (re and mugio), to bel
low again, or in reply, to bellow.
Remus, i, m. (iprrpft), an oar : also used of
the wings of birds, the impelling power.
RCnivatus, a, um, part, (renovo, are), re-
Mi wed, restored; fallowed.
Reor, rcris, ratus sum, dcp. (/5fu), to reckon:
hence, ratus, taken passively, reckoned,
thought, considered; to suppose, believi,
think.
Rcpagulum, i, n. (re and pango, to fix), the
fastening of a door, a bolt, bar, barrier.
RCpandus, a, um, adj. (re and pandus, bent),
bent back, brnt upwards, curved npu-ards.
Reparabllis, is, e, adj. (reparo), that may be
repaired or recovered, reparable, retrieva
ble.
Reparo, are, avi, Stum, (re and pare), a. t o
procure again, to recover, repair, restore;
rrftt, renew; refresh, recreate, revive.
Rtpello, Cre, pufi, pulsum, a. (re and pello),
to drive back, repel, repulse, expil; to Keep
off, binder, push back; reject, refuse.
Rependo, ere, di, sum, a. (re an'd pendo),
to weigh lack, return the same weight; to
return, repay, reward.
Repente, adv. (repens. fr. para, to incline),
suddenly,unau>ares,uti expect edly,hastily.
REpercussus, a, um, part, of repereutio,
ere, ussi, a. to strike lack, cause to re-
bound, rifled.
RepErio, Trc, peri, pertum, a. (re, pario), to
Jind; discover; to find to be; to obtain; to
devise.
REpertus, a, um, part, of reperio, foam!,
discovered, ascertained; acquired; in
vented.
RCpcto, ere, ivi, and ii, itiim, a. (re and
peto), to ask again, dininndas a right; to
repeat; to go back again; resume.
REpleo, ere, evi, ctuin, a. (re and obs.
pleo), to Jill again, replenish; to complete,
supply; restore, refresh; to satiate, fill.
REpono, ere, usui, osiium, a. (re, pono), to
lay or place, liack or behind; to keep, re
serve; to lay aside, put away; to bury; to
replace, put or lay dovn again.
REPORTO.
RHAMNUSIA.
RlSporto, are, avi, atum, a. (re, porto), to mcr state, put in order again; to renea,
bear, bring or lead back; to report, re- repair; to give back, return.
feat, relate.
Resto, are, stiii, n. (re and sto), to stay o>
Reprmio, ere, essi, essum, a. (re and remain behind, to rimain, be left, to await;
premo), to press back; repress, check, re to oppose, resist.
strain, hinder.
REsumptus, a, um, part. fr. resume, ere,
REpugno, are, avi, atum, n (reandpugno), mpsi, a. to take up again, resume; to get
to contend against, resist; to be inconsis again, recover.
tent, repugnant, adverse, incompjlitle; Rrsupnius, a, um, ndj. (re and supinus),
to oppose.
bent backu-ards, 1,/ing on the back, face
Repulsa, SB, f. (rcpello), a being unsuccess upward;jtupine, lying on one's back.
ful; a repulse, denial, refusal, rejection. Kesurgo, ere, Burrcxi, surrectum, n. (re
R£pulsus, a, um, part, of rcpello, which and surgo), to rise again, appear a"ain,
gee.
break forth again.
REquies, ci and eiis, f. (re and quies), rest, REtardo. arc, avi, a. (re and tardo), to keep
repose, quiet, refreshment, relaxation. back, detain, delay, impede, ictard.
Requicsco, ere, evi, Stum, n. (re and quies- ROtc, is, n. a net.
co), to rest, repose, sleep.
Retendo, ere, di, sum and turn, a. (re and
Require, ere, ism, sltum, a. (re and quooro), tcndo), to slacken that which has been
to seek again; to seek for, search for, to strained.
to seek, to demand.
RCtento, are, avi, atum, a. (re and tento),
Res, rei, f. a thing, in the most extensive to try again, attempt again, resume.
signification : an action, deed; fact, real RetTceo, ere, cui, n. (re and toceo), to hold
ity, &c. &c.
one's peace, be silent; not to answer.
Rescindo, Cre, >di, issum, a. (re and scindo), Retineo, Cre, ui, tentum, a. (re and teneo),
to cut, cut off; to destroy, rend; to tear to hold back, keep back, stop, check, re
open.
strain, to retain, preserve, keep.
Rescisco, ere, Ivi and ii, Itum, n. (re and RCtorqueo, ere, si, turn, a. (re and torqueo,,
suisco or scio), to learn again, know to writhe or twist back, bend back, turn
again; to ascertain, discover, detect. back; to writhe, bend. •
REsEratus, a, um, part. fr. resEro, are, avi, Retracto, are, avi, atum, a. (re and tracto),
a. to unbolt, unlock, unbar, throw open; to handle again, feel again ; to take in
to discover, disclose; to begin.
hands again, undertake again; to consi
REsTdens, entis, part. pres. of resideo, ere, der aneuj, to repeat.
eede, sessum. n. (re and sedeo), to sit; to Retraho, Ere, xi, ctum, a. (re and traho), to
remain behind; to rest, be inactive. draw back, withdraw, to bring back, to
Resflio, Ire, stlui and stlii, sultum, n. (re keep from: to rescue; to draw back: also,
and salio), to leap back, to rebound, recoil, to conceal, to suppress.
retire, recede.
Retro, adv. behind, on the back side, back
REsisto, Cre, stlti, stftum, n. (re and sisto), wards, back.
to step back; to stop, stand still; remain, Retroversus, a, um, (part. fr. retroverto,
continue; stand firmly, withstand, resist, ere, ti, a. to turn back), turned about,
oppose.
turned back.
Resolve, Cre, vi, siilutum, a. (re, solvo), to Revello, ere, i, ulsum, a. (re and vello, to
untie again, to unbind; to open; to dis pluck), to pull away, pluck or tear off; tear
solve; to disperse; to enfeeble, to relax, up, pull open.
delight; to violate.
REvSrentia, SB, f. (revEreor), reverence, re
REsunabilis, is, e, adj. (resono), resounding, spect; awe, dread.
re-echoing.
REverto, ere, ti, sum, a., and revertor, ti,
Resjno, arc, avi, n. (re and sono), to sound sus sum, dep. [re and verto), to t irn
again, sound back, resound, ring back; to back; return, come back.
give forth a sound.
Revtrosco, Cre, rui, n. (re and vireo, to be
RCsunus, a, um, adj. (resono), resounding, verdant), to become green ogain, to recover
re-eclwing.
former youth, vigor, liveliness, to become
RispTcio, ere, spcxi, spcetum, a. and n. (re young again.
and specie), to look back or behind; to re REvocamen, Tnis, n. (re and voco), a calling
flect on, rtcollect: to regard, respect. back, recalling; a detaining.
Fesplramen, inis, n. (respire, to breathe REvuco, are, avi, atum, a. (re and voco), to
back), a fetching of breath, breathing: call again, call in return: to call tack,
also, the windpipe.
recall, restore; to revoke, retract.
Respondeo. ere, di, sum, a. (re and spon- Revulsus, a, um, part, from revello, which
deo), to promise in rtturn, to promise; to see.
answer, reply; to harmonize, suit; to cor Rex, egis, m. (rego), properly a ruler, go
respond.
vernor, director; hence, one holding sove
Responsum, i, n. (respondeo), an answer, a reign power in a state or city, a king,
reply.
monarch, sovereign.
Restituo, ere, ui, iitum, a. (re and stntuo), Rhamniisia, 33, f. properly fern, of Rhamnuto
*et tip again, rejilacc, restore to itafor- sius, a, um, Ehamiius'ian: scil. dea, the
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