THE METAMORPHOSES OF PUBLIUS OVIDIUS NASO

VENIO.
VIMEN.
lion; permission, leave; forgiveness, par Vestis, is, f. (wOifr), a garment, robe, clothes,
don.
clothing, covering, tapestry.
Venio, Tre, vOni, ventum, n. to come, come Veto, fire, ui, Ttuni.a. to will that something
to, fall to, to befall, occur; to come forth, shall not be, to veto; to forbid, advise
spring up.
against; to prevent, oppose. Supposed
Vcnor, ari, atus, dep. to hunt, chose,pursue 10 be taken from vetus, and BO 10 imply,
game; to strive after, earnestly seek. leave as before, in its former state.
Venter, tris, m. (Gr. iWrpa), the Mly, the Vetus, iris, adj. (cr f, a year}, that has long
stomach, the ventricle; the womb. Venires, been; old, of long standing; former:
the intestines.
Vcieres, ancestors, ancients.
Ventus, t, m. the wind: fig. the pales of Vetusias, atis, f. (vetus), antiquity, an-
prosperity or blaste of adversity; empty cientness, oldncss, age; olden time; old
applaitSK.
friendship.
Venus, eris, f. Venus, the goddess of Love Vet etustus, a, um, adj. (vetus), old, ancient,
and Beauly, wife of Vulcan and moiher antique, not young.
of Cupid: also, love, in a good or in a Via, a;, f. a way, road, passage: fig. means,
bad sense : also, loveliness, grace, ele opportunity, method, manner.
gance.
Vinlor, Cris, m. (via), a traveller, passenger.
Ver, tris, n. (Gr. lap-Up, strictly, Fiap-FHp), Vibro, are, avi, atum, a. and n. trans. to
spring; the prime, spring-time: v. atatis, move quickly to and fro, to shake, agitate,
spring-lime of life.
vibrate, put in tremulous motion; brand
Verber, is, n. a srourge, lash, rod; a stripe, ish, hurl, dart: intrans. to move tremu
stroke, blow. The nom., dat. and ace. lously, vibrate, quiver, tremble; toglitter,
sing, not met with.
sparkle, flash.
Verbuin, n. a word; a saying.
Viclriia, as, f. (victnus), neighborhood, vici
Vcre, adv. (verus), truly, verily, in truth, nity; nearness; affinity, similarity, re
correctly, aright, fitly, rightly; sincerely, semblance.
lioiiestly. »
Vicinus, a, um, adj. (vicus, a hamlet, a
VerCcundns, a, um, (vereor), adj. respect street), neighboring, living or being in
ful, diffident, through respect, bashful, the neighborhood; near, alike, allied.
modest; moderate.
VTcis or Vix, vTcis, f. [the nom. sing, nol
Vereor, eri, Tius, dep. tn fear, be afraid of; met wilh] , change, vicissitude, alterna
revere, have a reverential fear of, respect, tion, reciprocal change, interchange.
stand in awe of; to fear, apprehend. Vic'or, Cris, m. (vinco), a conqueror, victor:
Vero, adv. in truth, indeed, truly, certain as an adj. victorious.
ly; yes, certainly, by all means: conj. Victoria, as, f. (victor), victory, conquest:
Int.
the goddess of victory.
Versa, are, avi, atum, a. (freq. of verto), Victrix, Tcis, f. (victor), a conqitcress, she
to turn often, turn about, roll; drive that is victorious: as an adj. victorious.
about; exercise, agitate; to guide, direct; Victus, a, um, part. fr. vinco, conquered,
to revolve, consider, ponder; to overthrow, overthrown, tramphd on, despised.
destroy.
Victus, us, m. (vivo), icay of living, life;
Vertex, Tcis, m. (verto), strictly, that which foorl, sustenance, victuals; in a general
is turned about; the extremity round senge, support and comfort of the body.
which a thing turns ; the crown of the Video, ere, Tdi, Tsum, a. and n. (i