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cssentialiter, essentially
et, and, even, then; also; - cetera,
- ceteri, and so forth; - ejusmodi,
and the like; - ••• -, both ..•
and
ethnicus, m., heathen
etiam, also, certainly, yea, although;
quin -, yea indeed
etsi, although
Eucharistia, fo} Eucharist
eucharisticus, eucharistic
evadere, -vasi, -vasus, to escape, to
evade, to move, to pass, to take place
evanescere, -vanui, to vanish, to disappear
Evangelium, nO} Gospel
evangelicus, of the Gospel
evidenter, evidently
evolvere, -volvi, -volutus, to develop
ex, from, out of; - aequo, justly;
- eo quod, because, from the fact
that; - fide, in good faith, as a
rnatter of fai th; - improviso, suddenly,
on the spur of the moment;
- illo, since then; - longinquo,
from a distance; - opere operato
(see Lesson XXXIV); - parte, in
part; - professo, openly, avowedly;
- usu, expedient; - toto, v/holly
exagitare, to harass, to disturb
exaudire (4), to hear
excedere, -cessi, -cessus, to exceed, to
excel
excellentia, fo, excellence
excellere, -celui, -ceIsus, to excel
excelsus, high, lofty, most high, in excelsis,
in the highest; in excelso, on
high
exceptio, fo, exception
excipere (io), -cepi, -ceptus, to receive,
to except
excitare, to excite, to arouse
excludere, -clusi, -clusus, to exclude
exclusio, fo, exclusion
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excogitare, to devise, to invent
excommunicatus, excommunicated
excusare, to excuse
excusatio, f., excuse
exemplar, nO} pattern, model, original
exemplunl, no, example
exemptus, exempt, exempted
exercere (2), -cui, -citus, to exercise,
to operate
exercitium, no, exercise
exercitus, m., army, host
ex. gr. or e.g. (abbrev for exempli
gratia), for example
exhibere (2), to show, to exhibit
exigere, -egi, -actus, to demand
existentia, f., existence
existere, -stiti, -stitus, to exist
existimare, to think, to deem
exorare, to beseech, to pray
expectare (exspectare), to look for, to
expect, to wait for
expedire (4), to deliver, to detach, to
be expedient, to expedite, to hasten
expedite, readily, promptly
expendere, -pendi, -pensus, to weigh,
to ponder
experientia, fo, experience
expers, devoid of, without
expiare, to cleanse, to expiate, to atone
for, to do penance for
explicare, to explain
explieite, explicitly
exponere, -posui, -positus, to expound,
to set forth, to explain
expresse, expressly
exseerabilis, execrable
exsolvere, -solvi, -solutus, to loose
exstare, -stiti, to stand forth
exsultare, to rejoice, to exult, to extol
exsultatio, fo} exultation, joy, gladness
exsurgere (2), to arise
extensio, fo} extension, extent
exterior, external
exterminare, to destroy