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INDEX OF PROPER NAMES

Aaron, Aaron, -onis (m.).

Abæ, Abæ, -arum (f.).

Abantes, the, Abantes, -um (m.) ; of or belonging to the Abantes, Abantius, -a, -um.

Abaris, Abaris, -idis and -is (m.).

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Abas, Abas, -antis (m.) ; of or belonging to Abas, Abanteus, -a, -um; son or descendant of Abas, Abantiades, -æ (m.) ; daughter or female descendant of Abas, Abantias, -adis (f.).

Abbeville, Abbatis villa (f.).

Abdera, Abdera, -æ (f.), and Abdera, -orum (n.) : an Abderite, Abderites, -æ (m.) ; of or belonging to Abdera, Abderiticus, -a, -um, and Abderitanus, -a, -um.

Abel, Abel, -elis, and Abelus, -i, also Abel, indeclinable (m.) ; of or belonging to Abel, Abelicus, -a, -um.

Abdella, v. Avella.

Aberdeen, Aberdona, -æ (f.).

Abigail, Abigail, -ilis (f.).

Abijah, Abias, -æ (m.).

Abila, v. Abyla.

Abimelech, Abimelechus, -i (m.).

Abingdon, Abendonia, -æ (f.).

Abnoba, Abnoba, -æ. v. Black Forest.

Aborigines, the, Aborigines, -um (m.).

Aboukir, Canopus, -i (m.).

Abraham, Abraham, -amis, Abrahamus, -i, and Abas, -æ (m.) ; descendant of Abraham, Abrahamides and Abramides, -æ (m.) ; of or belonging to Abraham, Abrameus, -a, -um.

Abrantes, Abrantium, -ii (n.).

Absalom, Absalon, or Absalo, -onis, and Absalomus, -i (m.).

Absyrtis, v. Osero and Cherso.

Absyrtus, Absyrtus, -i (m.).

Abula, v. Avila.

Abydos, Abydus, -i (m. and f.) ; of or belonging to Abydos, Abydenus, -a, -um.

Abyla, v. Ceuta.

Abyssinia, Abyssinis, -æ (f.).

Acamas, Acamas, -antis (m.).

Acanthus, Acanthus, -i (m.); Acanthean, Acanthius, -a, -um.

Acapulco, Portus Aquæ pulchræ.

Acarnania, Acarnania, -æ (f.) ; an Acarnanian, Acarnan, -anis; the Acarnanians, Acarnanes, -um (m.) ; Acarnanian, Acarnanicus, -a, -um.

Acastus, Acastus, -i (m.).

Acca, Acca, -æ (f.).

Ace, v. Acre.

Acerenza, Acherontia, -æ (f.).

Acesines, v. Jenaub.

Acesta, Acesta, -æ (f.); the Acestans, Acestæi, -orum (m.).

Acestes, Acestes, -æ (m.).

Achæa or Achaia, Achaia, -æ (f.); Achæan, Achæus, -a, -um ; Achaius, -a, -um (poetical); Achivus, -a, -um, and Achaicus, -a, -um; the Achæans, Achæi, -orum (m.); an Achæan female, Achaĭas, -adis (f.).

Achæmenes, Achæmenes, -is (m.) ; of or belonging to Achæmenes, Achæmenius, -a, -um ; a descendant of Achæmenes, Achæmenides, -æ (m.).

Acharne, Acharnæ, -arum (f.) ; Acharnian, Acharnanus, -a, -um, and Acharnensis, -e.

Achates, Achates, -æ (m.).

Achelous, the, Achelous, -i (m.) ; of or belonging to the Achelous, Acheloius, -a, -um ; a danghter of the Achelous, Achelois, -idis, and Acheloia. -adis.

Acheron, the, Acheron, -ontis (m.) ; of or belonging to the Acheron, Acherontian, Acheronticus, -a, -um, and Acheronteus, -a, -um; also usually Acherusius, -a, -um.

Achillas, Achillas, -æ (m.).

Achilleid, the, Achilleis, -idis (f.).

Achilles, Achilles, -is (m.), poetical also -ei and -i (after 2d decl.) ; of or belonging to Achilles, Achilleus, -a, -um, and Achilliacus, -a, -um ; a son or descendant of Achilles, Achillides, -æ (m.) ; the tomb of Achilles, Achilleum, -i (n.).

Acidalia, Acidalia, -æ (f.) ; of or belonging to Acidalia, Acidalian, Acidalius, -a, -um.

Acilia, Acilia, -æ (f.).

Acilius, Acilius, -i (m.) ; of or belonging to Acilius, Acilius, -a, -um, and Acilianus, -a, -um.

Aciris, v. Acri.

Acis, Acis, -idis (m), the river; (f.) the island.

Acmon, Acmon, -onis (m.).

Acœtes, Acœtes, -æ (m.).

Acragas, v. Agrigentum.

Acre (St. Jean d’Acre), Ace, -ea, and Aca, -æ (f.).

Acri, the, Aciris, -is (m.).

Acricius, Acrisius, -ii (m.) ; of or belonging to Acrisius, Acrisioneus, -a, -um ; son or descendant of Acrisius, Acrisioniades, -æ (m.) ; daughter or female descendant of Acrisius, Acrisiones, -es, and Acrisioneis, -idis (f.);

Acroceraunian, Acroceraunius, -a, -am ; the Acroceraunian mountains, Acroceraunia, -orom (n.).

Acrocorinthus, Acrocorinthus, -i (f.).

Acron, Acron, -onis (m.).

Actæon, Actæon, -onis (m.).

Acte, Acte, -es (f.) ; of or belonging to Acte, Actæan, Actæus, -a, -um.

Actium, Actium, -ii (n.) ; of or belonging to Actium, Actian, Artiacus, -a, -um, and Actius, -a, -um.

Actor, Actor, -oris (m.) ; son or descendant ofActor, Actorides, -æ.

Aculeo, Aculeo, -onis (m.).

Adam, Adamus, -i, also indeclinable, Adam (m.).

Adda, the, Addua, -æ (f.).

Adeline, Adelina, -æ (f.).

Adherbal, Adherbal, -alis (m.).

Adiabene, Adiabene, -es, and -bena, -æ (f.) ; of or belonging to Adiabene, Adiabenicus, -a, -um, and Adiabenus, -a, -um.

Adige, the, Athesis, -is (m.).

Admeto, Admeto, -us (f.).

Admetus, Admetus, -i (m.) ; of or belonging to Admetus, Admetean, Admeteus, -a, -um.

Adolphus, Adolphus, -i (m.).

Adonis, Adonis. -is or -idis, and Adon, -onis (m.) ; of or belonging to Adonis, Adoneus, -a, -um ; the festival of Adonis, Adonia, -orum (m.).

Adour, the, Aturis. -is, or Atur, -uris (m.).

Adramyttus, Adramyttium, or -teon, genitive -i (n.), and Adramytteos, -i (f.) ; of or belonging to Adramyttium, Adnmyttenus, -a, -um.

Adrastea, Adrastea or -tia, -æ (f.).

Adrastus, Adrastus, -i (m.) ; of or belonging to Adrastus, Adrasteus, -a, -um ; daughter or female descendant of Adrastus, Adrastis, -idis.

Adria, Adriacus, Adrianus, etc., v. Hadria.

Adrianople, Adrianopolis, -is (f.).

Adriatic Sea, the, Sinus Adriaticus.

Adrumetum, v. Hadrumetum.

Aduatuca, v. Tongres.

Æa, Æa, -æ (f.) ; of or belonging to Æa, Ææan, Ææus, -a, -um.

Æacus, Æacus, -i (m.) ; of or belonging to Æacus, Æacius, -a, -um; son or descendant of Æacus, Æacides, -æ; of or belonging to a son of

Æacus, Æacideius,-a, -um.

Ææa, Aææe, -es (f.); of or belonging to Ææa, Ææus, -a, -um.

Æas, Æas, -antis (m.).

Æanteum, v. Ajax.

Æbutius, Æbutius, -i (m.) ; Æbutian, Æbutius, -a, -um.

Ædessa, v. Edessa.

Ædui, Ædui, -orum (m.) ; of or belonging to the Ædui, Æduan, Æduicus, -a, -um.

Æetes, Æetes or Æeta, -æ (m.) ; of or bolonging to Æetes, Æetean, Æeteus, -a, -um, and Æetius, -a, -um ; danghter or female descendant of Æetes, Æetias, -adis, Æetine, -es, and Æetis, -idis.

Æge, Ægæ, or Ægeæ, -arum (f.) ; of or belonging to Æge, Ægean, Ægæus, -a, -um ; inhabitants of Æga, Ægeates, -ium (m.).

Ægæon, Ægæon, -onis and later -inis (m.).

Ægates,the, Ægates, -ium (f.).

Ægea, v. Ægæ.

Ægean, the, Sea, Ægæum Mare.

Ægeria, v. Egeria.

Ægeus, .Ægeus, -i, and Ægeus, -eos (m.) ; son or descendant of Ægeus, Ægides, -æ (m.).

Ægiale, Ægiale, -es (f.).

Ægialeus, Ægialeus, -ei, and Ægialeus, -eos (m.).

Ægina, Ægina, -æ (f.) ; of or belonging to Ægina, Æginensis, -e, and Ægineticus, -a, -um ; an inhabitant of Ægina, Ægineta, -æ (m.).

Æginium, Æginium, -ii (n.).

Ægira, Ægira, -æ (f.).

Æisthus, -i (m.).

Ægium, Ægium, -ii (n.) ; of or belonging to Ægium, Ægius, -a, -um.

Ægle, Ægle, -es (f.).

Ægon, Ægon, -onis (m.).

Ægosthena, Ægosthena, -orum (m.): the inhabitants of Ægosthena, Ægosteniensis, -ium.

Ægypt, etc., v. Ægypt.

Ægyptus, Ægyptus, -i (m.).

Ælian, Ælianus, -i (m.).

Ælian, v. Ælius ; Ælia, Ælia, -æ (f.).

Ælius, Ælius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Ælius, Ælian, Ælianus, -a, -um, and Ælius, -a, -um ; the Ælian house, Ælia gens.

Aello, Aello, -us (f.).

Æmilia, Æmilia, -æ (f.).

Æmilius, Æmilius, -ii (m.) ; of or belonging to Æmilius, or the Æmilian gens, Æmilian, Æmilianus, -a, -um, and Æmilius, -a. -um.

Æmon, Æmon, -onis (m.) ; son of Æmon, Æmonides.

Æmonia, etc., v. Hæmonia.

Ænaria, v. Ischia.

Æneas, Æneas, -æ (m.) ; son or descendant of Æneas, Æneades, -æ (m.) ; of or belonging to Æneas, Æneius, -a, -um ; a poem relating to Æneas, Æneis, -idos (f.).

Æneid, the, Æneis, -idos (f.).

Ænia or Ænea, Ænia or Ænea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ænea, Ænean, Æneaticus, -a, -um; inhabitants of Ænea, Æneates, -um (m.); Ænianes, -um (m.); and Ænienses, -ium (m.).

Ænus, Ænus, -i, 1. (m.) river; 2. (f.) city.

Æolia, Æolia, -æ (f.) ; of or belonging to Æolia, Æolian, Æolicus, -a, -um, and Æolius, -a, -um; the Æolians, Æoles, -um (m.), and Æolii, -orum (m.) ; land of the Æolians, Æolis, -idos (f.).

Æolus, Æolus, -i (m.) ; son or descendant of ÆoIus, Æolides, -æ (m.) ; daughter or female descendant of Æolus, Æolis, -idis (f.).

Æpytus, Æpytus, -i (f.) ; Æpytian, of or belonging to Æpytus, Æpytius, -a, -um.

Æqui, the, Æqui, -orum (m.) ; of or belonging to the Æqui, Æquian, Æquicus, -a, -um, and Æquiculus, -a, -um ; an Æquian, Æquiculus, -i (m.).

Æsar, the, Æsar, -aris (m.) ; Æsarian, Æsareus, -a, -um.

Æschines, Æschines, -is (m.).

Æschylus, Æschylus, -i (m.) ; of Æschylus,
Æschylean, Æschyleus, -a, -um.

Æsculapius, Æsculapius, -ii (m.) ; Æsculapian, Æsculapius, -a, um ; a temple of Æsculapius, Æsculapium, -ii (n.).

Æsepus, the, Æsepus, -1 (m.) ; Æsepian, Æsepius, -a, -um.

Æsernia, Æsernia, -æ (f.) ; Æsernian, of or belonging to Æsernia, Æserninus, -a, -um.

Æsis, Æsis, -is, 1. (m.) a river. — 2. (f.) a town ; of or belonging to Æsis, Æsinas, -atis (adj.).

Æson, Æson, -onis (m.) ; of or belonging to Æson, Æsonius, -a, -um ; son of Æson, Æsonides, -æ (m.).

Æsop, Æsopus, -i (m.); Æsopian, of or belonging to Æsop, Æsopeus, -a, -um, and Æsopicus, -a, -um.

Æsula, Æsula, -æ (f.) ; Æsulan, Æsulanus, -a, -um.

Æthalia, v. Elba.

Æthiopia, v. Ethiopia.

Æthon, Æthon, -onis (m.).

Ætna, Ætna, -æ, and Ætne, -es (f.); mountain and city; of or belonging to Ætna, Ætnean, Ætnæus, -a, -um (of the mountain), and Ætnensis, -e (of the city).

Ætolia, Ætolia, -æ (f.); Ætolian, Ætolicus, -a, -um; Ætolius, -a, -um, and Ætolus, -a, -um; an Ætolian, Ætolus, -i (m.); an Ætolian female, Ætolis, -idis (f.).

Ætolus, Ætolus, -i (m.); son or descendant of Ætolus, Ætolides.

Afranius, Afranius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Afranius, Afranianus, -a, -um, and Afranius, -a, -um.

Africa, Africa, -æ (f.); African, Afer, Afra, -um; Africanus, -a, -um, and Africus, -a, -um.

Agamede, Agamede, -es (f.).

Agamedes, Agamedes, -is (m.).

Agamemnon, Agamemnon or -no, genitive -onis (m.); of or belonging to Agamemnon, Agamemnonius, -a, -um : son or descendant of Agamemnon, Agamemnonides, -æ (m.).

Aganippe, Aganippe, -es (f.); Aganippean, Aganippeus, -a, -um, and Aganippicus, -a, -um; also, feminine, adj. Aganippis, -idos.

Agar, v. Hagar.

Agatho, Agatho, -onis (m.).

Agathocles, Agathocles, -is (m.); of or belonging to Agathocles, Agalhoclean, Agathocleus, -a, -um.

Agathyrna, v. St. Agatha.

Agave, Agave, -es (f.).

Agbatana, v. Ecbatana.

Agde, Agatha, -æ (f.).

Agen, Aginnum. -i (n.).

Agendicum, Agendicum, -i (n.).

Agenor, Agenor, -oris (m.); of or belonging to Agenor, Agenoreus, -a, -um; son or descendant of Agenor, Agenorides, -æ (m.).

Agesilaus. Agesilaus, -i (m.).

Agesipolis, Agesipolis, -is (m.).

Agincourt, Agincurtium, -ii (n.).

Agis, Agis, -idis, acc. Agin, Cicero, and Agim, Curtius (m.).

Aglaia, Aglaia, -æ, and -aie, -es (f.).

Aglaophon. Aglaophon, -ontis (m.).

Aglauros, Aglauros, -i (f.).

Agues, Agues, -etis (f.).

Agnon, Agnon. -onis (m.).

Agnonides, Agnonides, -æ (m.).

Agrigentum, Agrigentum, -i (n.), Greek acragas, -antis (m.); of Agrigentum, Agrigenline, Agrigentinus, -a, -um, and Acra- or Agragantinus, -a, -um.

Agrippa, Agrippa, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Agrippa, Agrippianus, -a, -um, and Agrippinus, -a, -um.

Agrippina, Agrippina, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Agrippina, Agrippinensis, -e, and Agrippinianus, -a, -um.

Agron, Agron, -onis (m.).

Agylla, Agylla, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Agylla, Agyllinus, -a, -um.

Agyrium, Agyrium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Agyrium, Agyrian, Agyrinensis, -e, and Agyrinus, -a, -um.

Ahab, Achabus, -i (m.).

Ahasuerus, Ahasuerus, -i (m.).

Aia, the, Allia, -æ (f.).

Aix, Aquæ Sextiæ (pl.,f.).

Aix-la-Chapelle, Aquisgranum, -i (n.).

Ajaccio, Urcinium, -ii (n.).

Ajax, Ajax, -acis (m.); tomb of Ajax, Æantium, -ii (n.).

Akhissar, Thyatira, -æ (f.).

Alabanda, Alabanda, -æ (f.), and Alabanda, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Alabanda, Alabandensis, -e; Alabandenus, -a, -um; Alabandicus, -a, -um; and Alabandinus, -a, -um; an inhabitant of Alabanda, Alabandeus, -ei (m.); the inhabitants of Alabanda, Alabandes, -ium (m.), and Alabandi, -orum.

Alans, the, Alani, -orum (m.); Alanian, Alanus, -a, -um.

Alaric, Alaricua, -i (m.).

Alastor, Alastor, -oris (m.).

Alatri, Aletrium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Alatri, Aletrinas, -atis (adj.).

Alazon, the, and Alasan, the, Alazon, -onis (m.).

Alba, Alba, -æ (f.); Alban, Albanus, -a, -um, and Albensis, -e; the Albans, Albani, -orum (m.).

Albania, Albania, -æ (f.); Albanian, Albanus, -a, -um.

Albany. Albania, -æ (f.); Villa Albana; Albanian, Albanus, -a, -um.

Albengo, Albium Ingaunum, -i (n.).

Albinius, Albinius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Albinius, Albinianus, -a, -um.

Albinus, Albinus, -i, (m.).

Albion, Albion, -onis, 1. (f.) as country.— 2. (m.) as masc, prop. n.

Albis, Albis, -is (m.).

Albium, Albium, -ii (m.), v. Albengo and Vintimiglia.

Albius, Albius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Albius or the Albia gens, Alhius, -a, -um, and Albianus, -a, -um.

Albucius, Albucius, -ii (m.); Albucian, Albucius, -a, -um.

Alcæus, Alcæua, -i (m.); of or belonging to Alcæus, Alcaic, Alcaicus, -a, -um; son or descendant of Alcæus, Alcides, -æ (voc. -de and -da).

Alcala, Complutum, -i (n.).

Alcamenes, Alcamenes, -is (m.).

Alcander, Alcander, -dri (m.).

Alcanor, Alcanor, -oris (m.).

Alcathoe, Alcathoe, -es (f.).

Alcathous, Alcathous, -i (m.).

Alce, Alce, -es (f.).

Alcenor, Alcenor, -oris (m.).

Alcestis, Alcestis, -is (f.).

Alcibiades, Alcibiades, -is (voc. -de).

Alcidamas, Alcidamas, -anuis (m.).

Alcides, v. Alcæus.

Alcimachus, Alcimachus, -i (m.).

Alcimede, Alcimede, -es (f.).

Alcimedon. Alcimedon, -ontis (m.).

Alcimus, Alcimus, -i (m.).

Alcinoüs, Alcinoüs, -i (m.).

Aicis, Alcis, -idis (f.).

Alcmæon, Alcmæo, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Alcmæon, Alcmæonis, -a, -um.

Alcman, Alcman, -anis (acc. also -ana); of or belonging to Alcman, Alcmanicus, -a, -um, and Alcmanius, -a, -um.

Alcmena, Alcmena, -æ, or Alcmene,-es (f.).

Alcon, Alco. -onis (m.).

Alcyone, Alcyone, -es (f.); Alcyonean, Alcyoneus, -a, -um.

Aldborough, Isurium, -ii (n.).

Alderney, Riduna, -æ (f.).

Alecto, Alecto or Allecto, -us (f.).

Aleïan, Aleius, -a, -um; the Aleian plain, Aleius campus.

Alemanni, the, Alemanni, -orum (m.) : of or belonging to the Alemanni, Alemannic, Alemannicus, -a, -um.

Alemon. Alemon, -onis (m.); son or descendant of Alemon Alemonides, -as (m.).

Aleppo, Berœa, -æ (f.).

Aleria, Aleria, -æ (f.), and Alalia, -æ (f.).

Aletes, Aletes, -æ (m.).

Aletium, Aletium, -ii (n.); Aletian, of or belonging to Aletium, Aletinus, -a, -um.

Alexander, Alexander, -dri (m.).

Alexandria, Alexandrea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Alexandria, Alexandrine, Alexandrinus, -a, -um.

Alexandropolis, Alexandropolis, -is (f.).

Alexio, Alexio, -onis (m.).

Alfenus, Alfenus, -i (m.).

Alfred, Alfredus, -i; purer Latin, Irenseus, -i (m.).

Algidus, Algidus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Algidus, Algidensis, -e, and Algidus, -a, -um.

Algier, Algeria, -as (f.); Julia Cæsarea (f.).

Alicante, Lucentum, -i (n.).

Alimentus, Alimentus, -i (m.).

Alinda, Alinda, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Alinda, Alindensia, -e.

Alise, Aleaia, -æ (f.).

Allia, Aliia, -as (f.); of or belonging to the Allia, Alliensis, -e.

Alice, Alicia, -æ (f.).

Allienus, Allienus, -i (m.).

Allier, the, Elaver, -eris (m.).

Allifæ, Allifæ, -arum (pl, f.); of or belonging to Allifæ, Allifanion, Allifanus, -a, -um.

Allobrogian, an, Allobrox, -ogis (m.); the Allobrogians, Allobroges, -um; Allobrogian, Allobrogicus, -a, -um.

Almaden, Sisapon, -onis (f.).

Almo, Almo, -onis (m.), 1. a river.—2. a man’s name: Almon, -onis (f.), a city.

Alnwick, Alnevicum, -i (m.).

Aloeus, Aloeus, -ei (m.); son or descendant of Aloeus, Aloides, -æ (m.).

Alone. Alone, -es (f.).

Aloniio, v. Aluntium.

Alope, Alope, -es (f.).

Alurus, Alorua, -i (f.); the inhabitants of Alorus, Aloritæ, -arum (m.).

Alphenor, Alphenor, -oris (m.).

Alpheus, the, Alpheus, -i (m.); of or belonging to the Alpheus, Alpheus, -a, -um; as pecul. feminine, adj., Alpheias, -adia (p.).

Alps, the, Alpes, -ium (f.); of or belonging to the Alps, Alpine, Alpinus, -a, -um, and Alpicus, -a, -um.

Alsace, Alsatia, -æ (f.).

Alsium, Alsium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Alsium, Alsiensis, -e, and Alsius, -a, -um.

Allinum (mod. Altino), Altinum, -i (m.); of or belonging to Altinum, Altinas, gen. -atis, and Altinus, -a, -um.

Aluntium (now Alontio), Aluntium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Aluntium, Aluntinus, -a, -um.

Alyattes, Alyattea, -ia or -ei (m.).

Alymon, Alymon, -onis (m.).

Alyzia, Alyzia or -zea, -æ (f.).

Amalec, Amalechus, -i (m.).

Amalekites, the, Amalechitæ, -arum (m.).

Amalfi, Melphia, -æ (f.).

Amalthea, Amalthea, -æ (f.); temple of Amalthea, Amaltheum, -i (m.).

Amanda, Amanda, -æ (f.).

Amanus, Amanus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Amanus, Amaniensis, -e, and Amanicus, -a, -um; the passes of Amanus, Amanicæ pylæ.

Amaryllis, Amaryllis, -idis (f.), acc. -ida,
voc. -i.

Amarynthns, Amarynthus, -i; Amarynthian, Amarynthis, -idis (feminine, adj.).

Amaseno, the, Amasenus, -i (m.).

Amasia, Amasia, -æ (f.), a city; (m.) masculine, prop, name.

Amasis, Amasis, -is (m.).

Amastris (now Amastro), Amastris, -is (f.), of or belonging to Amastris, Amastriacus, -a, -um; inhabitants of Amastris, Amastriani, -orum (m.).

Amathus, Amathus, -untis (f.), acc. poet. -unta ; of or belonging to Amathus, Amathusian, Amathusius, -a, -um, and Amathusiacus, -a, -um.

Ambiani, the, Ambiani, -orum (m.).

Amhiorix, Ambiorix, -igis (m.).

Ambivius, Ambivius, -ii (m.).

Ambracia, Ambracia, -æ (f.); Ambracian, Ambraciua, a, -um; Ambraciensis, -e, Ambracian Gulf (now Gulf of Arta), Ambraciua sinus; an inhabitant of Ambracia, Ainbraciota or -tes, gen. -æ (m.); feminine, adj. Ambracias, adis.

Ambrones, Ambrones, the, Ambrdnes, -um (m.).

Ambrose, Ambrosius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Ambrose, Ambrosian, Ambrosianus, -a, -um.

Amelia, Amelia, -æ (f.). Vid., also, Ameria.

Ameria (now Amelia), Ameria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ameria, Amerian, Amerinus, -a, -um.

America, America, -æ (f.); for long quantity of penult, v. Humboldt, Hist, de la Geog., vol. iv., p. 52, sq.; American, Americanus, -a, -um; the United States of America, Civitates Fœderatæ Americanæ; North America, America Septentrionalis; South America, America Meridiana.

Amestratus, Amestratus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Amestratus, Amestratian, Amestratinus, -a, -um.

Amiens, Samarobriva, -æ (f.).

Amilcar, v. Hamilcar.

Aminæan, Aminæus, -a, -um.

Amisus, Amisus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Amisus, Amisian, Amisenus, -a, -um.

Amiternum, Amiternum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Amiternum, Amiternian, Amiterninus, -a, -um, and poet., Amiternus, -a, -um.

Amitinum. Amitinum, -i (n.); Amitinian, Amitinensis, -e.

Ammianus, Ammianus, -i (m.).

Ammon, Ammon, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Ammon, Ammonian, Ammoniacus, -a, -um.

Ammonites, the, Ammonitæ, -arum (m.).

Amœbeus, Amœbeus, -ei (m.); acc. poet. -ea.

Amorgus, Amorgos or -gus, -i (f.).

Amos, Amosus, -i, and Amos, indeclinable (m.).

Ampelius, Ampelius, -ii (m.).

Amphiaraus, Amphiaraus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Amphiaraus, Amphiaraeus, -a, -um; son or descendant of Amphiaraus, Amphiaraides, -æ (m.).

Amphicrates, Amphicrates, -is (m.).

Amphictyon, Amphictyon, -onis (m.); the Amphictyons, Amphictyones, -um, acc. -as (Amphictyonic council).

Amphidamas, Amphidamas, -antis (m.).

Amphilochi, the, AJnphilochi, -orum (m.); the country of the Amphilochi, Araphilochia, -æ (f.); Amphilochian, Amphilochicus, -a, -um, or -lochius, -a, -um.

Amphilochus, Amphilochus, -i (m.).

Amphimedon, Amphimedon, -ontis (m.).

Amphinomus, Amphinomus, -i (m.).

Amphion, Amphion, onis (m.); of or belonging to Amphion, Amphionius, -a, -um.

Amphipolis, Amphipolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Amphipolis, Amphipolitan, Amphipolitanus, -a, -um; an inhabitant of Amphipolis, Amphipolites, -æ (m.).

Amphissa, Amphissa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Amphissa, Amphissius, -a, -um.

Amphithemis, Amphithemis, -idis (m.).

Amphitrite, Amphitrite, -es (f.).

Amphitryo, Amphitruo or Amphitryon, -onis (m.); son or descendant of Amphitryo, Araphitryoniades, -æ (m.); feminine adj., of or descended from Amphitryo, Amphitryonis, -idis.

Amphrysus, Amphrysus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Amphrysus, Amphrysian, Amphrysius. -a, -um, and Amphrysiacus, -a, -um.

Ampsaga, the, Ampsaga, -æ (m.).

Ampsanctus, Ampsanctus, -i (m.).

Ampycus, Ampycus, -i (m.); son or descendant of Ampycus, Ampycides, -æ (m.).

Ampyx, Ampyx, -ycis (m.).

Amsanctus, v. Ampsanctus.

Amsterdam, Amstelædamum and -lodamum, -i (n.).

Amulius, Amulius, -ii (m.).

Amy, Amicia, -æ, and Amata, -æ (f.).

Amyclæ, Amyclæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Amyclæ, Amyclæan, Amyclæus, -a, -um, and Amyclanus, -a, -um.

Amyclas, Amyclas, -as (m.); son or descendant of Amyclas, Amyclides, -es (m.).

Amycus, Amycus, -i (m.).

Amydon, Amydon, -onis (f.).

Amymone, Amymone, -es (f.); of or belonging to Amymone, Amymonius, -a, -um.

Amynander, Amynander, -dri (m.).

Amyntas, Amyntas, -æ (m.); son or descendant of Amyntas, Amyntiades, -æ (m.).

Amyntor, Amyntor, -oris (m.); son or descendant of Amyntor, Amyntoridea, -æ (m.).

Amythaon, Amythaon, -onis (m.); of or descended from Amythaon, Amythaonius, -a, -um.

Amyzon, Amyzon, -onis (f.).

Anacharsis, Anacharsis, -is (m.).

Anacreon, Anacreon, -ontis (m.); of or belonging to Anacreon, Anacreontic, Anacreonteus, -a, -um, or -tius, -a, -um, and Anacreonticus, -a, -um.

Anactorium, Anactorium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Anactorium, Anactorian, Anactorius, -a, -um.

Anagnia, Anagnia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Anagnia, Anagnian, Anagninus, -a, -um.

Anaitis, Anaitis, -idis (f.); of or belonging to Aneitis, Anaiticus, -a, -um.

Ananias, Ananias, -æ (m.).

Anaphe, Anaphe, -es (f.).

Anapo, the, Anapis, -is, or Anapus, -i (m).

Anas, the, Anas, -æ (m.).

Anastasius, Anastasius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Anastasius, Anastasianns, -a, -um.

Anaurus, the, Anaurus, -i (m.).

Anaxagoras, Anaxagoras, -æ (m.)j of or belonging to Anaxagoras, Anaxagorean, Anasagoreus, -a, -um.

Anaxander, Anaxander, -dri (m.).

Anaxarchus, Anaxarchus, -i (m.).

Anararete, Anasarete, -es (f.).

Anaxilaus, Anaxilaus, -i (m.).

Anaximander, Anaximander, -dri (m.).

Anaximenes, Anaximenes, -is (m.).

Anaxipolis, Anaxipolis, -is (m.).

Ancæus, Ancæus, -i (m.).

Ancalites, the, Ancalites, -um (m.).

Ancharius, Ancharius, -ii (m.); Ancharian, of or belonging to Ancharius, Ancharianus, -a, -um.

Anchemolus, Anchemolus, -i (m.).

Anchiale, Anchiale, -es (f.) : of or belonging to Anchiale, Anchialitanus, -a, -um (late).

Anchialus, Anchialus, -i (f.), a city; (m.) man’s name.

Anchises, Anchises, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Anchises, Anchisæus or -seus, -a, -um; son or descendant of Anchises, Anchisiades, -æ (m.).

Ancona, Ancon, -onis, and Ancona, -æ (f.) : of or belonging to Ancona, Anconitanus, -a, -um.

Ancus, Ancus, -i (m.).

Ancyra, Ancyra, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ancyra, Ancyranus. -a, -um.

Andalusia, Bætica, -æ (f.), or Vandalitia, -æ (f.).

Andanis, the, Andanis, -is (m.).

Andatis, Andatis, -is (f.).

Andantonium, Andantonium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Andantonium, Andantoniensis, -e.

Andegavi, the, Andegavi, -orum (m.).

Andera, Andera, -orum (n.).

Anderitum, Anderitum, -i (n.).

Andernack, Antunnacum, -i (n.).

Andes, the, Andes, -ium (m.); 1. a people of Gaul, and, 2. city of Italy; of or belonging to Andes (2), Andinus, -a, -um.

Andocides, Andocides, -is (m.).

Andæmon, Andræmon, -onis (m.).

Andrew, Andreas, -æ (m.).

Andriaca, Andriaca, -æ, and -iace, -es (f.).

Andrian, v. Andros.

Andricus, Andricus, -i (m.).

Andriscus, Andriscus, -i (m.).

Andro, v. Andron.

Androbulus, Androbulus, -i (m.).

Androcles, Androcles, -is (m.).

Androcydes, Androcydes, -is (m.).

Andrigeus, Androgeus, -i and -on, gen. -onis, acc. -ona (m.) : of or belonging to Androgeus, Androgeoneus, -a, -um.

Andromache, Andromache, -es, and -cha, -æ (f.).

Andromeda, Andromeda, -æ, and -mede, -es (f.).

Andromenes, Andromenes, -is (m.).

Andron, Andron, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Andron, Andronius, -a, -um.

Andronicus, Andronicus, -i (m.).

Andros, Andros and Andrus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Andros, Andrian, Andrius, -a, -um.

Androsthenes, Androsthenes, -is (m.).

Androtion, Androtion, -onis (m.).

Andorra, Andura, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Andorra, Andurensis, -e.

Anemo (now Amone), the, Anemo, -onis (m.).

Anemurium, Anemurium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Anemurium, Anemuriensis, -e.

Angerona, Angerona, -æ (f.); festival in honor of Angerona, Angeronalia, -ium and -orum (m.).

Angers, Andegava, -æ (f.).

Angitia, Angitia, -æ (f.).

Anglesey, Mona, -æ (f.).

Angli, the, v. England.

Angora, Ancyra, -æ (f.).

Angrivarii, Angrivarii, -orum (m.).

Anicius, Anicius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Anicius, Anician, Amcianus, -a, -um.

Anio (now Teverone), the, Anio, -onis, Anien, -enis, and Anienus, -i (m.); of or belonging to the Anio, Anienus, -a, -um (poetical), and Aniensis, -e; a dweller on the Anio. Anienicola, -æ (m.).

Anigros, the, Anigros, -i (m.).

Anistorgis, Anistorgis, -is (f.).

Anius, Anius, -ii (m.).

Anjou, Andes, -ium (m.); of Anjou, Andinus, -a, -um.

Anna, Anne, Anna, (f.).

Annæa, Annæa. -æ (f.).

Annæus, Annæus, -i (m.).

Annalis, Annaiis, -is (m.).

Annapolis, Annapolis, -is (f.).

Anneia, Anneia, -æ (f.).

Anneius, Anneius,
ii (m.).

Annianus, Annianus, -i (m.).

Annibal, v. Hannibal.

Anniceris, Anniceris, -is and -idis (m.); the follower of Anniceris, Annicerei, -orum (m.).

Annia, Annia, -æ (f.).

Annius, Annius, -ii (m.) : of or belonging to Annius, Annian, Annius, -a, -um; Annianus, -a, -um; descendants of the Annia gens, Anniadæ, -arum (m.).

Ansbach, Onolsbacum, -i (n.).

Anser, Anser, -eria (m.).

Antæopolis, Antæopolis, -is (f.); Antæopolitan, Antæoipolites, -æ (m.).

Antæus, Antæus, -i (m.).

Antandros, Antandros, and -drus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Antandros, Antandrius, -a, -um.

Antarctic Ocean, Oceanus Antarcticus.

Antemnæ, Antemnæ, -arum (f.), also in sing., but unus, -emna, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Antemnæ, Antemnates, -ium, (m.).

Antenor, Antenor, -oris (m.); of or belonging to Antenor, Antenoreus, -a, -um; son of Antenor, Antenorides, -æ (m.).

Anteros, Anteros. -otis (m.).

Anthedon, Anthedon, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Anthedon, Anthedonius, -a, -um.

Anthemus, Anthemus, -untis (f.), and Anthemusias, -adis (f.); of or belonging to Anthemus, Anthemusius, -a, -um.

Anthium, Anthium, -ii (n.).

Anthony, v. Antonius.

Antianira, Antianira, -æ (f.).

Antibes, Antipolis, -is (f.).

Anticinobis, Anticinobis, -idis (f.).

Anticlea, Anticlea, -æ (f.).

Anticlides, Anticlides, -æ (m.).

Anticyra, Anticyra, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Anticyra, Anticyrenses, -ium (m.).

Antigenes. Antigenes, -is (m.).

Antigenides, Antigenidas, and -des, -æ (m.).

Antigone, Antigone, -es. and -gona, -æ (f.).

Antigonea, Antigonea or -nia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Antigonea, Antignensis, -e.

Antiegonus, Antigonus, -i (m.).

Antigua, Antigua, -æ (f.).

Antilibanus, Antilibanus, -i (m.).

Antilochus, Antilochus, -i (m.).

Antimachus, Antimachus, -i (m.).

Antinous, Antinous, -i (m.); of or belonging to Antinous, Antinoeus, -a, -um.

Antinum, Antinum, -i (n.); inhabitants of Antinum, Antinates, -um (m).

Antioch, Antiochea, and -chia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Antioch, Antiochensis, -e; Antiochenus, -a, um (late); Antiocheus or -chius, -a, -um (Cicero); the inhabitants of Antioch, Antiochienses, -ium (m.).

Antiochus, Antiochus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Antiochus, Antiochinus, -a, -um (e.g., bellum, etc., Cicero); pecul. feminine, Antiochis, -idos.

Antiope, Antiope, -es, and -opa, -æ (f.).

Antiparos, Olearus, -i (f.).

Antipater, Antipater, -tri (m.).

Antipatria, Antipatria, -æ (f.).

Antiphas, Antiphas, -antis (m.).

Antrphates, Antiphates, -æ (m.).

Antiphellus, Antiphellus or -los, -i (f.).

Antipho, Antipho, -onis, and Antiphon, ontis (m.).

Antipolis, Antlpolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Antipolis, Antipolitanus, -a, -um.

Antirrhium, Antirrhium, -i (n.).

Antissa, Antissa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Antissa, Antissæus, -a, -um.

Antisthenes, Antisthenes, -is and -æ (m.).

Anlistius, Antistius, -ii (m.).

Antium, Anitium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Antium, Antias, gen. -aris; Antianus, -a, -um; Antiatinus, -a, -um; Antiensis, -e; and Antius, -a, -um.

Antoninus, Antoninus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Antoninus, Antoninianus, -a, -um.

Antoniopolis, Antoniopolis, -is (f.); the inhabitants of Antoniopolis, Antoniopolitæ, -arum (m.).

Antonius, Antonius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Antonius, Antonianus, -a, -um, and Antonius, -a, -um.

Antrim,, Antrinum, -i (n.).

Antron, Antron, -onis (f.).

Antwerp, Antuerpia, -æ (f.); of Antwerp, Antuerpianus, -a, -um, and Antuerpiensis, -e.

Anubis, Anubis, -is and -idis (m.).

Anxur, Anxur, -uris (n.), a city; also a mountain and name of a hero, both masculine; of or belonging to Anxur, Anxuras, -atis, and Anxurus, -a, -um (poetical).

Anytus, Anytus, -i (m.).

Aon, Aon, -onis (m.); son or descendant of Aon, Aonides, -æ (m.).

Aonia, Aonia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Aonia, Aonius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine,, Aonis, -idis; inhabitants of Aonia, Aones, -um, acc. -as (m.).

Aosta, Augusta Prætoria (f.).

Aöus, the, Aoüs, -i (m.).

Apamea, Apamea or -mia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Apamea, Apamensis, -e, and Apamenus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Apamea, Apamei, -orum (m.).

Apella, Apella, -æ (m.).

Apelles, Apelles, -is (m.); of or belonging to Apelles, Apelleus, -a, -um.

Apennines, the (mountains), Apennini Montes (m.); Apennine, Apenninus, -a, um.

Aper, Aper, Apri (m.).

Aperantia, Aperantia, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Aperantia, Aperantii, -orum (m.).

Aphareus. Aphareus, -ei (m.); of or relating to Aphareus, Aphareius, -a, -um.

Aphas, Aphas, -antis (m.).

Aphesas, Aphesas, -antis, acc. -anta (m.).

Aphidna, Aphidna, -æ, and -idnæ, -arum (f.).

Aphrodisias, Aphrodisias, -adis (f.); of or belonging to Aphrodisias, Aplirodisiensis, -e, and Aphrodisieus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Aphrodisias, Aphrodisienses, -ium (m.)

Aphrodisium, Aphrodisium, -ii (n.).

Apicius, Apicius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Apicius, Apician, Apicianus, -a, -um, and Apicius, -a, -um.

Apidanua, the, Apidanus, -i (m.).

Apion, Apion, -onis (m.).

Apis, Apis, -is (m.).

Apodoti, the, Apodoti, -orum (m.).

Apullinaris, Apollinaris. -is (m.).

Apollo, Apollo, -inis (m.); of or belonging to Apollo, Apollineus, a, -um, and Apolliaris, -e.

Apolldorus, Apollodorus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Apollodorus, Apollodoreus, -a, -um; the followers or imitators of Apollodorus, Apollodorei, -orum (m.).

Apollonia, Apollonia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Apollonia, Apolloniensis, -e, and Apolloniaticus, -a, -um; an inhabitant of Apollonia, Apolloniates, -æ, and Apollonias, -atis (m.).

Apollonides, Apollonides, -æ (m.).

Apollonis. Apollonis, -idis (f.); of or belonging to Apollonis, Apollonidensis, -e.

Apollonius, Apollonius, -ii (m.).

Apollos, Apollos, -i (m.).

Apollyon, Apollyon, -onis, (m.).

Aponus, Aponus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Aponus, Aponinus, -a, -um, and Aponus, -a, -um.

Appenzell, Abbatis Cella (f.).

Appia, Appia, -as (f.), a city; of or belonging to Appia, Appian, Appianus, -a, -um.

Appian, v. Appius; Appian Way, Appia Via (f.).

Appius, Appius, -ii (m.), and Appia, Appia, -æ (f.), Roman proper names; the Appian family, Appia gens; of or belonging to the Appia gens, or to Appius, Appianus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Appias, -adis; son or descendant of Appius, Appiades, -æ (m.).

Appleby, Aballaba, -æ (f.). κυρικιμασαηικο

Appuleius, Appuleius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Appuleius, Appuleianus, -a, -um.

Appulia, v. Apulia.

Apronius, Apronius, -ii (ro.); of or belonging to Apronius, Apronianus, -a, -um.

Aprustum, Aprustum, -i (n.); inhabitants of Aprustum, Aprustani, -orum (m.).

Apta (a city), Apta (Julia), -æ; (f.); inhabitants of Apta, Aptenses, -ium (m.).

Apuleius, v. Appuleius.

Apulia, Apulia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Apulia, Apulian, Apulus, -a, -um, and Apulicus. -a, -um.

Apulum, Apulum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Apulum, Apulensis, -e.

Aquila, Aquila, -æ (m.).

Aquileia, Aquileia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Aquileia, Aquileiensis, -e, and Aquileius, -a, -um.

Aquilius, Aquilius. -ii (m.); of or belonging to Aquilius, Aquilianus, -a, -um, and Aquilius, -a, -um.

Aquinum (now Aquino), Aquinum, -i (n.); of or belonghig to Aquinum, Aquinas, -atis; the inhabitants of Aquinum, Aqulnates, -ium.

Aquitania, Aquitania, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Aquitania, Aquitanus, -a, -um; Aquitanicus, -a, -um; and Aquitanensis, -e; the inhabitants of Aquitania, Aquitani, Aquitani, -orum (m.).

Arabella, Arabella, -æ (f.).

Arabia, Arabia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Arabia, Arabian, Arabicus, a, -um; Arabius, -a, -um (Arabus, -a, -um; Arabianus, -a, -um; and Arabinus, -a, -um, late); an Arab, Arabs, -abis (m.); an Arab female, Arabissa, -æ; the Arabians, Arabes, -um.

Arachne, Arachne, -es (f.); of or belonging to Arachne, Arachnæus, -a, -um.

Arachosia, Arachosia, -æ (f.); Arachosian, Arachosius, -a, -um; the Arnchosians, Arachosii, -orum, and Arachotæ, -arum (m.).

Aracynthus, Aracynthus, -i (m.).

Aradus, Aradus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Aradus, Aradeus, a, -um, and Aradius, -a, -um.

Aragon, Aragonia, -æ (f.).

Aramæa, Aramæa, -æ (f); the Aramæi, Aramæi, -orum (m.).

Arar, the, Arar or Araris, -is, acc. -im, sometimes -in, abl. -i (m.); of the Arar, Araricus, -a, -um.

Ararat, Ararat (m.), indeclinable.

Aratus, Aratus, -i (m.); of or relating to Aratus, Arateus, -a, -um.

Arausio, Arausio, -onis (f.).

Araxes, the, Araxes, -is (m.); of or belonging to the Araxes. Araxeus, -a, -um.

Arbaces, Arbaces, -is (m.).

Arbela, Arbela, -orum (n.) : the country of, around Arbela, Arbelitis, -idis (f.).

Arcadia, Arcadia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Arcadia. Arcadian, Arcadicus, -a, -um, and Arcadius, -a, -um; an Arcadian, Arcas, -adis (m.), acc. poet, -da, and pl. -das.

Arcadius, Arcadius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Arcadius, Arcadianus, -a, -um.

Arcæ, Arcæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Arcæ, Arcan, Arcanus, -a, -um.

Arcesilas, Arcesilas, -æ (m.).

Arcesilaus, Arcesilaus, -i (m.).

Archangel, Archangelopolis, -is, and Michaëlopolis, -is (f.).

Arche, Arche, -es (f.).

Archebulus, Archebulus, -i (m.); of or relating to Archebulus, Archebuleus, -a, -um.

Archelaïs, Archelais, -idis (f.).

Archelaus, Archelaus, -i (m.).

Archemachus, Archemachus, -i (m.).

Archemorus, Archemorus, -i (m.).

Archias, Archias, -æ (m.); of or relating to Archias, Archiacus, -a, -um.

Archibald, Archibaldus, -i (m.).

Archidemus, Archidemus, -i (m.).

Archigenes, Archigenes, -is (m.).

Archilochus, Archilochus, i (m.); of or belonging to Archilochus, Archilochius, -a, -um.

Archimedes, Archimedes, -is (m.); of or belonging to Archimedes, Archimedeus, -a, -um.

Archipelago (Grecian), Ægæum Mare.

Archippe, Archippe, -es (f.).

Archippus, Archippus, -i (m.).

Archytas, Archytas, -æ (m.).

Ardea, Ardea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ardea, Ardeatinus, -a, -um, and Ardeas, -atis; the inhabitants of Ardea, Ardeates, -ium (m.).

Ardennes (Forest of), Arduenna (silva), -æ.

Arceomici, the, Arecomici, -orum (m.).

Arelate (now Arles), Arelas, -atis (f.); usually, Arelate, -is (n.); of or belonging to Arelate, Arelatensis, -e.

Aremberg, Areburgium, -ii (n.).

Areopagus, Areopagus, -i (m.); of or belonging to the Areopagus, Areopagitic, Areopagiticus, -a, -um; an Areopagite, a member of the Areopagus, Areopagites, -æ (m.).

Arestor, Arestor, -oris (m.); son or descendant of Arestor, Arestorides, -æ (m.).

Aretho, the, Aretho, -onis (m.).

Arethusa, Arethusa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Arethusa, Arethusæus, -a, -um, and Arethusius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Arethusis, -idis (poet.).

Arevaci, the, Arevaci, -orum (m.).

Arezzo, v. Arretium.

Arganthonius, Arganthonius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Arganthonius, Arganthoniacus, -a, -um.

Argentoratum, Argentoratum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Argentoratum, Argentoratensis, -e.

Argiletum, Argiletum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Argiletum, Argiletanus, -a, -um.

Arginusæ (the islands), Arginusæ, -arum (f.), scilicet, insulæ.

Argo, Argo, gen. -gus, acc. -go (f.); of or relating to the Argo, Argous, -a, -um.

Argolis, Argolis, -idis (f.); of or belonging to Argolis, Argolis, Argolicus, -a, -um.

Argonauts, the, Argonautæ, -arum (m.).

Argos, Argos (n.), indeclinable, and argi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Argos, Argive, Argeus or -gius, -a, -um, and Argivus, -a, -um.

Argus, Argus, -i (m.).

Argyle, Argathelia, -æ (f.).

Aria, Aria, -æ (f. ); of or belonging to Aria, Arius, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Aria, Arii, -orum (m.).

Ariadne, Ariadna, -æ and -dne, -es (f.); of or belonging to Ariadne, Ariadnæus, -a, -um.

Ariana, Ariana, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ariana, Arianus, a, -um.

Ariarathes, Ariarathes, -is (m.).

Aricia, Aricia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Aricia, Aricinus, -a. -um.

Aridæus, Aridæus, -i (m.).

Arimaspi, the, Arimaspi, -orum (m.).

Arimathea, Arimathia, -æ; (f.).

Ariminum, Ariminum, -i (n.); of or bolonging to Ariminum, Ariminensis, -e, the inhabitants of Ariminum, Arimtnensis, -ium (m ).

Ariobarzanes, Ariobarzanes, -is (m.).

Arion, Arion, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Arion, Arionius, -a, -um.

Ariovistus, Ariovistus, -i (m.).

Arisba, Arisba, -æ, and -be, -es (f.).

Aristæus, Arutæus, -i (m.).

Aristagoras, Aristagoras, -æ (m.).

Aristander, Aristander, -dri (m.).

Aristarchus, Aristarchus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Aristarchus, Aristarchean, Arstarcheus, -a, -um.

Aristeas, Arsteas, -æ (m.).

Aristides, Aristides, -is (m.).

Aristippus, Aristippus, -i (m,); of or belonging to Aristippus, Aristippean, Amtippeus, -a, -um.

Aristius. Aristius, -ii (m.).

Aristo, Aristo, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Aristo, Aristoneus, -a, -um.

Aristobulus, Aristobulus, -i (m.).

Aristodemus, Aristodemus, -i (m.).

Aristogiton, Aristogito, -onis (m.).

Arigtomache, Aristomache, -es (f.).

Aristomenes, Aristomenes, -is (m.).

Aristonicus, Aristonicus, -i (m.).

Aristophanes, Aristophanes, -is (m.); of or belonging to Aristophanes, Aristophanic, Aristophaneus or -ius, -a, -um, and Aristophanicus, -a, -um (late).

Aristotle, Aristoteles, -is (m.); of or belonging to Aristotle, Aristotelian, Aristoteleus or -ius, -a, -um.

Aristoxenus, Aristoxenus, -i (m.)

Aristus, Aristus, -i (m.).

Arius, Arius, ii (m.); of or belonging to Arius, Arian, Arianus, -a, -um; the Arians, Ariani, -orum.

Ariusian, Ariusius, -a, -um.

Arkansas, Arkansa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Arkansas, Arkansiensis, -e.

Arles, v. Arelate.

Armagh, Ardimacha, -æ (f.).

Armenia, Armenia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Armenia, Armenian, Armenius, -a, -um, and Armeniacus, -a, -um.

Arminius, Arminius, -ii (m.), v. Hermann.

Armorica, Armorica, -æ (f.); Armorican, Armoricus, -a, -um.

Arna, Arna, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Arna, Arnates, -ium (m.); of or belonging to Arna, Amensis, -e.

Arne, Arne, -es (f.).

Anrheim, Arecanum, -i (n.).

Arno, the, Arnus, -i (m.); of or belonging to the Arno, Arniensis, -e.

Arnobius, Arnobius, -ii (m.).

Arnus, v. Arno.

Arpi, Arpi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Arpi, Arpanus, -a, -um, and Arpinus, -a, um.

Arpinum, Arpino, Arpinum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Arpinum, Arpinas, -atis, and Arpinus, -a, -um; an inhabitant of Arpinum, Arpinas, -atis (m.).

Arran, Glota, -æ (f.).

Arrezzo, Arretium, ii (n.); of or belonging to Arrezzo, Arretinus, -a, -um.

Arrhene, Arrhene, -es (f.).

Arrhidæus, Arrhidæus, -i (m.).

Arria, Arria, -æ (f.).

Arsaces, Arsaces, -is, acc. -en (m.); son or descendant of Arsaces, Arsacides, -æ (m.); the Arsacidæ, Arsacidsæ, -arum (m.) : of or belonging to Arsaces, Arsacius, -a, -um.

Arsanias, the, Arsanias, -æ (m.).

Arsinoe, Arsinoe, -es (f.); of or beimging to Arsinoe, Arsinoeticus, -a, -um; the district of Arsinoe (in Ægypt), Arsinoites nomos (m.).

Arsippus, Arsippus. -i (m.).

Arta, Ambracia, -æ (f.); Gulf of Arta, Ambracius Sinus.

Arta, the, Aretho, -onis (m.).

Artabunus, Artabanus, -i (m.).

Artabrum, Prom., v. Finisterre, Cape.

Artaphernes, Artaphernes, -ia (m.).

Artaxata (now Ardaschir), Artaxata, -orun (n.).

Artaxerxes, Artaxerxes, -is (m.).

Artemidorus, Artemidorus, -i (m.).

Artemisia, Artemisia, -æ (f.).

Artemisium, Artemisium, -ii (n.).

Artemo, Artemo, -onis (m.).

Arthur, Arthurus, -i (m.).

Artois, province of. Atrebatensis ager or comitatus: people of Artois, Atrebates, -ium (m. : v. Atrebates.)

Arundel, Aruntina, -æ (f.).

Aruns, Aruns, -untis (m.).

Arupium, Arupium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Arupium, Arupinus, -a, -um.

Arverni, Arverni, -orum (m.); of or beloniging to the Arverni, Arvernus, -a, -um.

Arzenheim, Argentaria, -æ (f.).

Asa, Asa, -æ (m.).

Asaph, Asaphus, -i (m.).

Asburg, Asciburgium, -ii (n.).

Ascalon (now Ascalan), Ascalo, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Ascalon, Ascalonius, -a, um : an inhabitant of Ascalon, Ascalonita, -æ (m.).

Ascanius, Ascanius, -ii (m.).

Asciburgium, v. Asburg.

Asclepiades, Asclepiades, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Asclepiades, Asclepiadean, Asclepiadeus, -a, -um.

Asclepiodorus, Asclepiodorus, -i (m.).

Asclepiodotus, Asclepiodotus, -i (m.).

Asconius, Asconius, -ii (m.).

Ascoli, v. Asculum.

Ascra, Ascra, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ascra, Asacræan, Ascræus, -a, -um.

Asculum (now Ascoli), Asculum or Asclum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Asculum, Asculanus, -a, -um; Asculinus, -a, um; Asculanensis, -e (late).

Asdrubal, v., Hasdrubal.

Ashbel, Asbelus, -i (m.).

Ashur, Assur, -uris (m.).

Asia, Asia, -æ (f.); Asia Minor, Asia Minor; of or belonging to Asia, Asiatic, Asiaticus, -a, -um, and Asianus, -a, -um; Asius, -a. -um; pecul. feminine, Asis, -idis (p.).

Asine, Asine, -es (f.); of or belonging to Asine, Asinæan, Asinæus, -a, -um.

Asinius, Asinius, -ii (m.); Asinian (of or belonging to the Asinia gens), Asinius, -a, -um.

Asisium (now Assisi), Asisium, -ii (n.); inhabitants of Asisium, Asisinates, -ium (m.).

Asius, Asius, -ii (m.).

Asmodeus, Asmodæus, -i (m.).

Asopus (now Asopo), the, Asopus, -i (m.); of or belonging to the Asopus (feminine, adj.), Asopis, -idos (f.) : son or descendant of the Asopus, Asopiades, -æ (m.).

Asoph or Asow (Sea of), Palua Mæotis, idis (f.).

Aspasia, Aspasia, -æ (f.).

Aspendus. Aspendus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Aspendus, .Aspendius, -a, -um.

Asphaltites (lake), Asphaltites, -æ (m.), and Asphaltites Lacus.

Asprenas, Asprenas, -atis (m.).

Aspro Potamo, Achelous, -i (m.).

Assorus (now Asoro), .Assorus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Assorus, .Assorinus, -a, -um.

Assus, Assus or Assos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Assus, Assius, -a, -um.

Assyria, Assyria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Assyria, Assyrian, Assyrius, -a, -um; the Assyrians, Assyrii, -orum.

Asta, Asta, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Asta, Astensis, -e.

Astaboras, the, Astiboras, -æ (m.).

Astacus, Astacus, -i (f.), and Astacum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Astacus. Astacenus, -a, um.—2. Astacus, i (m.); son or descendant of Astacus, Astacides, -æ (m.).

Astapa, Astapa, -æ ( f.).

Astarte, Astarte. -es (f.).

Asterie, Asterie, -es, and -ria, -æ (f.).

Astorga, Asturica, -æ (f.).

Astræa, Astræa, -æ (f.).

Astræus, Astræus, -i (m.).

Astura, Astura, -æ (f.).

Asturia, Asturia, -æ (f.); Asturian, Astnr, -uris, and Astyr, -yris. and Astnricus, -a, -um; the Asturians, .Astures, -um (m.).

Asturica, v. Astorga.

Astyages, Astyages. -is (m.).

Astyanax, Astyanax, -actis (m.).

Astynome, Astynome, -es (f.).

Astypalea, Astypalæa, -æ (f.) : of or belonging to Astypalea, Astypalæensis, -e; Astypalæicus, -a, -um; and Astypalæius, -a, -um (poet.).

Atabyria, Atabyria, -æ (f.) : Atabyrian (from Mount Atabyris), Atabyrius, -a, -um.

Atalanta, Atalanta, -æ, and -lante, -es (f.); of or belonging to Atalanta, Atalantean, Atalantæus, -a, -um : son or descendant of Atalanta, Atalantiades, -æ (m.).

Atarns, Atarne, -es, and -tarnea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Atarne, Atarnitea, -æ (m.).

Atax, Atax, -acis (m.); of or belonging to Atax (or the Atax, now Aude), Atacinus, -a. -um.

Ateius, Ateius, -ii (m.).

Atella, Atella, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Atella, Atellan, Atellanus, -a, -um, and Atellanius, -a, -um.

Aternius, Aternius, -ii (m.); Aternian, Aternius, -a, um.

Aternum, Aternum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Aternum, Aternian, Aternensis, -e.

Aternus, Aternus, -i (m.).

Ateste (now Esto), Ateste, -es (f.); of or belonging to Ateste, Atestinus, -a, -um.

Athamania. Athamania, -æ (f.); the Athamanians, Athamanes, -um (m.); a female of Athamania, Athamanis, -idis (f.); of or belonging to Athamania, Athamanus, a, -um.

Athamas, Athamas, -antis (m.); of or belonging to Athamas, Athamanteus, -a, -um, or -ius, -a, -um; Athamanticns, -a, -um; son of Athamas, Athamanuades, -æ (m.); daughter of Athamas, Athamantis, -idis (f.).

Athanasius, Athanasius, -ii (m.).

Athens, Athenæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Athens, Athenæus, -a, -um, and Atheniensis, -e; the Athenians, Atbenæi, -orum (m.); Athenienses, -ium; and Athenæopolitæ, -arum (unus).

Athenæus, Athenæus, -i (m.).

Athenais, Athenais, -idis (f.).

Athenio, Athenio, -onis (m.).

Athenodorus. Athenodorus, -i (m.).

Athesis, the, Athesis, -is (m.).

Athos (Mount), Athos, -o, and Atho, -onis(m.).

Atilius, Atilius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Atilius (or the Atilia gens), Atilius, -a, -um, and Atilianus, -a, -um.

Atina, Atina, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Atina, Atinas, -atis; the inhabitants of Atina, Atinites, -ium (m.).

Atinius, Atinius, -ii (m.); Atinian, Atinius, -a. -um.

Atius, Atius, -a, -um; Atian, Atianus or Attianus, -a, -um.

Atlantes, the, Atlantes, -um (m.).

Atlantic, the, Ocean, Atlauticum Mare Oceanus Atlanticus.

Atlas, Atlas, -antis (m.); of or belonging to Atlas, Atlanticus, -a, -um; Atlantiacus, -a, -um; Atlantius, -a, -um; and Atlanteus or -ius, -a, -um; son or descendant of Atlas, Atlantiades, -æ (m.); daughter or female descendant of Atlas, Atlantias, -adis, and Atlantis, -idis or -idos (f.); the daughters of Atlas, Atlantides, -um (f.).

Atlantis, Atlantis, -idis (f.).

Atrax, Atrax, -acis, 1. (m.) a river: sprung from Atrax, Atracides, -æ (m.); Atricis, -idis (f.). — 2. (f.) a city of Thessaly; of or belonging to Atrax, Atracius, -a, -um (=Thessalian, poet.).

Atrebates, the, Atrebates, -ium (m.); Atrebatian, Atrebaticus, -a, -um.

Atreus, Atreus, -ei (m.); of or belonging to Atreus, Atreus or Atreius, -a, -um (p.); son or descendant of Atreas, Atrida or Atrides, -æ (m.).

Atria, Atria, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Atria, Atriani, -orum (m.), and Atriates, -um; of or belonging to Atria, Atriaticus, -a, -um.

Atropatene, Atropatene. -es (f.); the inhabitants of Atropatene, Atropateni, -orum (m.).

Atropos, Atropos, -i (f.).

Atta, Atta, -æ (m.).

Attalea, Attalea or -lia, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Attalea, Attalenses, -ium (m.).

Aitalis, Attalis, -idis (f.).

Attalus, Attalus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Attalus, Attalicus, -a, -um.

Attica, Attica, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Attica, Attic, Atticus, -a, -um; feminine, adj., Atthis, -idis.

Atticus, Atticus, -i (m.).

Attila, Attila, -æ (m.).

Attus, Attus, -i (m.).

Aturus (now Adour), the, Aturus, -i (m.); of or belonging to the Aturus, Aturicus, -a, -um.

Atys, Atys or Attys, -yos (m.).

Aude, the, v. Atax.

Aufidus, the, Aufidus, -i (m.).

Augeas, Augeas, -æ (m.).

Augsburg, Augusta Vindelicorum.

Augst, Augusta Rauracorum.

Augusta, Augusta, -æ (f.).

Augustus, Augustus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Augustus, Augustan, Augustalis, -e; Augustanus, -a, -um; Augustensis, -e (late); Augusteus, -a, -um (late); Augustianus, -a, -um; and Augustinus, -a, -um.

Augustine, Augustinus, -i (m.).

Augustodurum, Augustodurum, -i (n.).

Aulerci, the, Aulerci, -orum (m.).

Aulis, Aulis, -idis (f.).

Aulon, Aulon, -onis (m.).

Aulus, Aulus, -i (m.).

Aumarle, Albemala, -æ (f.).

Aureliaaum, v. Orleans.

Aurelianus, Aurelianus, -i (m.).

Aurelius, Aurelius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Aurelius (or the Aurelia gens), Aurelian, Aurelius, -a, -um.

Aurora, Aurora, -æ (f.).

Aurunci, the, Aurunci, orum (m.); of or belonging to the Aurunci, Auruncan, Auruncus, -a, -um.

Ausar, the, Ausar, -aris (m.).

Ausci, the, Ausci, -orum (m.).

Ause, the, Alsa, -æ (f.).

Ausetani, the, Ausetani, -orum (m.).

Auson, Auson, -onis (m.).

Ausones, the, Ausones, -um (m.); poet., Ausonidæ, -arum (m.).

Ausonia, Ausonia, -æ (f.); Ausonian, Ausonius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Ausonis, -idis (p.).

Ausonius, Ausonius, -ii (m.).

Austria, Austria, -æ (f.); Austrian, Austriacus, -a, -um.

Autololes, the, Autololes, -um (m.).

Autolycus, Autolycus, -i (m.).

Automedon, Automedon, -ontis (m.).

Autonoe, Autonoe, -es (f.); of or relating to Autonoe, Autonoeius, -a, um.

Antrey. Autreia, -æ (f.).

Autun, Augustodunum, -i (m.).

Auvergne, Alvernia, -æ (f.); Arverni, -orum (m.).

Auximum, Auximum, -i (n.); the inhabitants of Auximum, Auximates, -um (m.).

Avallon, Avallo, -onis (f.).

Avaricum, Avaricum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Avaricum, Avaricensis, -e.

Avella, Abella, -æ (f.).

Avellino, Abellinum, -i (n.).

Avenches, Aventicum, -i (n.).

Avenio (now Avignon), Avenio, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Avenio, Avenicus, -a, -um (late).

Aventicum, Aventicum, -i (n.).

Aventine, the (Mount), Aventinus, -i (mons), (m.); of or belonging to the Aventine, Aventinus, -a, -um; Aventinensis, -e; and Aventiniensis, -e.

Avernus, Avernus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Lake Avernus, Avernian, Avernus, -a, -um; Avernalis, -e.

Avianus, Avianus, -i (m.).

Avice, Avisia. -æ (f.).

Avido, Abydos, -i (f.).

Avila, Abula, -æ (f.).

Avienus, Avienus, -i (m.).

Avignon, v. Avenio.

Avington, Abonis, -is (f.).

Avitus, Avitus, -i (m.).

Avon, the, Antona, -æ (m.).

Avraiiches, Abrincæ, -arum (f.); Abrincatui, -orum (m.).

Axian, Axion, -onis (m.).

Axius, the, Axius, -ii (m.).

Axminster, Axa, -æ (f.).

Axona, the, Axona, -æ (m.).

Azan (Mount), Azan, -anis (m.).

Azania, Azania, -æ (f.); Azanian, Azanius, -a, -um.

Azariah, Azarias, -æ (m.).

Azof, Sea of, Palus Mæotis, -idis (f.).

Azotus, Azotus, -i (f.).

Azores, the (islands), Accipitrum insulæ.

Azura, Azura, -æ (f.), and Azuritanum oppidum.

B.

Baalbek, v. Balbek.

Bab-el-Mandeb, Dere or Dire, -es (f.).

Babylon, Babylon, -onis (f.); the country around Babylon, Babylonia, Babylonia, -æ (f.); Babylonian, Babyloniacus, -a, -um; Babylonicus, -a, -um; Babylonius, -a, -um , and Babyloniensis, -e.

Bacchis, Bacchis, -idis (m.); descendants of Bacchis, the Bacchiadæ, Bacchiadæ, -arum (m.); of or relating to Bacchis, Baccheis, -idis (pecul. feminine).

Bacchus, Bacchus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Bacchus, Bacchic, Baccheus or -ius, -a, -um; Bacchicus, -a, -um; and Baccheius, -a, -um.

Bacchylides, Bacchylides, -is (m.).

Bactra, Bactra, -orum (n.).

Bactria, Bactria, -æ (f.); Bactrian, Bactrianus, -a, -um; Bactrinus, -a, -um; and Bactrius. -a, -um.

Bactrus (now Balk), Bactrus, -i (m.).

Badajos, Pax Augusta, -æ (f.).

Baden, Badena, -æ, and Bada, -æ (f.).

Bætica, Bætica, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Bætica, Bæticus, -a, -um.

Bætis, the, Bætis, -is (m.); of or belonging to the Bætis, Bæticus, -a, -um.

Bætulo, Bætulo, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Bætulo, Bætulonensis, -e.

Bæturia, Bæturia, -æ (f.).

Baffo, Paphus, -i (f.).

Bagacum, Bagacum, -i (n.).

Bagdad, Bagdatum, -i (n.), and Seleucia, -æ (f.).

Bagoas, Bagoas, -æ (m.).

Bagradas, the, Bagradas, -æ (m.).

Bahr-el-Kolsum, Heroopoliticus Sinus.

Baia, Baiæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Baia, Baian, Baianus, -a, -um.

Baiocasses, the, Baiocasses, -ium, and Baiocassi, -orum (m.).

Baireuth. Baruthum. -i (m.).

Bainbridge, Bainus Pons (m.).

Balbek, Heliopolis, -is (f.).

Balbinus, Balbinus, -i (m.).

Balbus, Balbus, -i (m.).

Baldwin, Balduinus, -i (m.).

Baleares, the, Baleares, -ium (f.); of or belonging to the Baleares, Balearic, Balearicus, -a, -um; Balearis, -e; the inhabitants of the Baleares, Baleares, -ium (m.).

Balk, Bactra, -orum (n.).

Balkan (Mount), Hæmus, -i (Mons), (m.).

Balthazar, Balthazar, -aris (m.), and also indeclinable.

Baltic Sea, the, Mare Suevicum (n.); usually Sinus Codanus (but this is in a proper sense only the S. W. part).

Bamberg, Babeberga, -æ (f.).

Bambyce, Bambyce, -es (f.); of or belonging to Bambyce, Bambycius, -a, -um.

Bampton, Bamptonia, -æ (f.).

Banbury, Banburia, -æ (f.).

Bandusia, Bandusia, -æ (f.).

Bangor, Bangorium, -ii (n.), and Bangertium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Bangor, Bangoriensis, -e.

Bantia (now Banza), Bantia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Bantia, Bantian, Bantinus, -a, -um.

Bapharus, the, Bapharus, -i (m.).

Barabbas, Barabbas, -æ (m.).

Barbadoes, Barbata, -æ (f.).

Barbara. Barbara, -æ (f.).

Barbary, Barbaria, -æ (f.); Africæ ora Septentrionalis.

Barca, Barce, -es (f.); the inhabitants of Barca, Barcæi, -orum (m.).

Barcas, Barcas, -æ (m.); Barrine, of or descended from Barcas, Barcæus, -a, -um; Barcinus, -a, -um.

Barcelona, Barcino, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Barcelona, Barcinonensis, -e.

Bardesey, Adros, -i (f.) ; Andrium Edri.

Bardulph, Bardulphus, -i (m.).

Barium (now Bari), Barium, -ii (n.); of or relating to Barium, Barianus, -a, -um.

Barnabas, Barnabas, -æ (m.).

Barnet, Sulloniacæ, -arum (f.).

Barsabas, Barsabas, -æ (m.).

Bartholomeio, Bartholomæus, -i (m.).

Baruch, Baruch (indeclinable), and Baruchus, -i (m.).

Basil or Basle, Basilea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Basil, Basileensis, -e; the canton of Basle, Pagus Basileensis.

Basil (man’s name), Basilius, -ii (m.).

Basilica, Sicyon, -onis (f.).

Basilides, Basilides, -æ (m.).

Basilipotamo, Eurotas, -æ (m.).

Bassania, Bassania, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Bassania, Bassanitæ, -arum (m.).

Bassus, Bassus, -i (m.).

Bastarnæ, the, Bastarnæ, -arum (m.).

Bastuli, the, Bastuli, -orum (m.).

Batavi, the, Batavi, -orum (m.); the country of the Batavi, Batavia, Batavia -æ (f.); Batavian, Batavus, -a, -um.

Bath, Aquæ Solis.

Bathsheba, Bathsheba, -æ (f.).

Bathyllus, Bathyllus, -i (m.).

Bato, Bato, -onis (m.).

Battis, Battis, -idis (f.).

Battus, Battus, -i (m.); son or descendant of Battus, Battiades, -æ (m.).

Baubo, Baubo, -onis (f.).

Baucis, Baucis, -idis, (f).

Bauli, Bauli, -orum (m.).

Bautzen, Budissa, -æ (f.).

Bavaria, Bavaria, -æ (f.); Boioaria, -æ (f.); Bavarian, Boius, -a, -um.

Bavay, Bagacum, -i (n.).

Bayeax, Arægenuæ, -arum (f.); Baiocæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Bayeux, Baiocensis, -e.

Bayona, Abobrica, -æ (f.).

Bayonne, Lapurdum, -i (n.); Bajona, -æ (f.).

Beatrice, Beatrix, -icis (f.).

Beauvais, Bellovacum, -i (n.); Bratuspantium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Beauvais, Bellovacensis, -e.

Bebryces, the, Bebryces, -um (m.); Bebrycian, Bebrycius, -a, -um; Bebrycia, Bebrycia, -æ (f.).

Bebryx, Bebryx, -ycis (m.).

Bechires, the, Bechires, -um (m.).

Bede, Beda, -æ (m.).

Bedford, Lactodurum, -i (n.).

Bedriacum, Bedriacum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Bedriacum, Bedriacensis, -e.

Beelzebub, Beelzebul, -ulis (m.), and Beelzebub, indeclinable.

Beirout, Berytus, -i (f.).

Beja, Pax Julia (f.). κυρικιμασαηικο

Beled-el-jerid, Gætulia, -æ (f.).

Belga, the, Belgæ, -arum (m.); of or belonging to the Belgæ, Belgicus, -a, -um.

Belgium, Belgium, -ii (n.); Belgian, Belgicus, -a, -um : a Belgian, Belga, -æ (m.); v. foregoing.

Belgrade, Alba Græca, -æ (f.); Taurunum, -i (m.).

Belisarius, Belisarius, -ii (m.).

Belize, Belisium. -ii (n.).

Belle Isle, Calonesus, -i (f.).

Bellerophon, Bellerophon, -ontis (m.); of or relating to Bellerophon, Bellerophonteus, -a, -um.

Bellocassi, Bellocassi, -orum (m.).

Bellona, Bellona, -æ (f.).

Bellovaci, the, Bellovaci, -orum (m.).

Belluno, Bellunum, -i (n.).

Belus, Belus, -i (m.); son or descendant of Belus, Belides, -æ (m.); a daughter or female descendant of Belus, Belis, -idis (f.).

Benucus, Lake (Lago di Garda), Benacus, -i (lacus); of or relating to Benacus, Benacensis, -e.

Benaiah, Benaia, -æ (m.).

Benedict, Benedictus, -i (m.).

Benedicta, Benedicta, -æ (f.).

Benevento, Beneventum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Benevento, Beneventanus, -a, -um.

Benjamin, Benjamin, -inig (m.).

Bengal, Bengala, -æ (f.); Ganeetica tellus ; Bay of Bengal, Sinus Gangeticus.

Bennet = Benedict, quod vide.

Berecyntus (Mount), Berecyntus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Berecyntus, Berecyntian, Berecyntius, -a, -um; Berecyntiacus, -a, -um.

Berenice, Berenice, -es (f.); of or belonging to Berenice, Bereniceus, -a, um.

Bergamo, Bergomum, -i (n.); of Bergamo, Bergamot, Bergomensis, -e.

Bergen, Berga. -æ (f.).

Berlin, Berolinum, -i (n.).

Bermuda Islands, Bermudæ Insulæ (f.).

Bern, Aretopolis, -is (f.); Berna, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Bern, Bernensis, -e; canton of Bern, Pagus Bernensis.

Bernard, Bernardus, -i (m.).

Bernice = Berenice, quod vide.

Beroe, Beroe, -es (f.).

Berœn, Berœa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Berœa, Berœæus, -a, -um, and Berœensis, -e.

Berosus, Berosus, -i (m.).

Berry, Bituricensis provincia (f.); an inhabitant of Berry, Biturix, -icis (m.).

Bertha, Bertha, -æ (f.).

Bertram, Bertramus, -i (m.).

Berwick (upon Tweed), Barvicus, -i (f.).

Berytus (mod. Beirout), Berytua, -i (f.); of or belonging to Berytus, Berytius, -a, -um, and Berytensis, -e.

Besançon, Vesontio, -onis (f.).

Bessi, the, Bessi, -orum (m.); of or beloging to the Bessi, Bessicus, -a, -um.

Bethany. Bethania, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Bethany. Bethanitæ, -arum (m.).

Bethlem, Bethlehem (indeclinable); of or belonging to Bethlehem, Bethlehemicus, -a, -um; an inhabitant of Bethlehem, Bethlehemites, -æ (m.); Bethlehemitis, -idis (f.).

Bethphage, Bethphage, -es (f.).

Bethsaida, Bethsaida, -æ (f.).

Bethulia, Bethulia, -æ (f.).

Beverley, Betuaria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Beverley, Betuariensis, -e.

Bianor, Bianor, -oris (m.).

Bias, Bias, -antis (m.).

Bibracte, Bibracte, -is (n.).

Bibrax, Bibrax, -actis (f.).

Bilbilis, Bilbilis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Bilbilis, Bilbilitanus, -a, -um.

Biledulgerid, v. Beled-el-jerid.

Binchester, Bimonium, -ii (n.), and Vinnovium, -ii (n.).

Bingen, Bingium, -ii (n.).

Bion, Bion, -onis (m.); of or relating to Bion, Bioneus, -a, -um.

Bipontum. v. Zweybrucken.

Bisaltæ, the, Bisaltæ, -arum (m.); the land of the Bisaltæ, Bisaltia, -æ (f.).

Biscay, Cantabria, -æ (f.); a Biscayan, Cantaber, -bri (m.); Biscayan, Cantabricus, -a, -um; Bay of Biscay, Oceanus Cantabricus.

Bistones, the (= Thracians). Bistones, -um (m.), poet, acc. -as; Bistonian, Bistonius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Bistonis, -idis.

Bithynia, Bithynia, -æ (f.) : Bithynian, Bithynius, -a. -um; Bithynicus, -a, -um; and Bithynus, -a. -um; also as pecul. feminine, Bithynis, -idlis.

Bitias, Bitias, -æ (m.).

Bito, Biton, -onis (m.).

Bituriges, the, Bituriges, -um (m.); of or belonging to the Bituriges, Bituricus, -a, -um; a Biturigian, Biturix, -igis (m.).

Black Forest, Abnoba, -æ (f.), (scilicet, silva).

Blackwater, the, Dabrona. -æ (m.).

Blæsis. Blæsus, -i (m.); of or relating to Blæsus, Blæsianus, -a, -um.

Blanche, Blanca, -æ (f.).

Blanda, Blanda, -æ (f.).

Blandeno, Blandeno, -onis (f.).

Blasco, Blascon, -onis (f.).

Blemyæ, the, Blemyæ, -arum; Blemyes, -um; and Blemyi, -orum (m.).

Blois, Blæsæ or Blesæ, -arum (f.).

Bobbio, Bobium, -ii (n.).

Bocchar, Bocchar, -aris (m.).

Bocchus, Bocchus. -i (m.).

Bodincomagum, Bodincomagum, -i (n.); of or belongrng to Bodincomagum, Bodincomagensis, -e.

Bodotria (Firth of Forth), Bodotria, -æ (f.).

Bœbe, Bœbe, -es (f.); of or belonging to Bœbe, Bœbean, Bœbeios, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Bœbeis, -idis, esp. as name of Lake Bœbeis.

Bœotia, Bœotia, -æ (f.) : of or belonging to Bœotia, Bœotian, Bœoticus, -a, -um; Bœotius, -a, -um; and Bœotus, -a, -um.

Boethius, Boethius, -ii (m.).

Boethus, Boethus, -i (m.).

Bogud, Bogud, -udis (m.).

Bohemia, Boihemum and Boiohemum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Bohemia, Bohemian, Boiohemicus, -a, -um, and Boiohemus, -a, -um.

Boii, the, Boii, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Boii, Boian, Boiicus, -a, -um.

Boiorix, Boioris, -igis (m.).

Bola, Bola, -æ, and Bolæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Bola, Bolanus, -a, -um.

Bolanus, Bolanus, -i (m.).

Bolbitine, Bolbitine, -es (f. ): of or belonging to Bolbitine, Bolbitinus, -a, -um; the Bolbitine mouth (of the Nile), Bolbitinum ostium.

Bologna, Bononia. -æ (f.).

Bolsena, Vulsinii, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Bolsena, Vulsiniensis, -e; Lake of Bolsena, Lacus Volsiniensis.

Bolton, Boltonia, -æ (f.).

Bombay, Perimuda, -æ (f.).

Bona, Hippo, -onis, Regius (m.).

Bonifacio (Straits of), Fretum Taphros.

Boniface, Bonifacius, -ii (m.).

Bonn, Bonna, -æ (f.).

Borbetomagus, v. Worms.

Bordeaux, Burdigala, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Bordeaux, Burdigalensis, -e.

Borysthenes, the, Borysthenes, -is (m.); of or relating to the Borysthenes, Borysthenius, -a, -um; dwellers along the Borysthenes, Borysthenidæ or -nitæ, -arum (m.).

Bosporus, the, Bosporus, -i (m.); of or relating to the Bosporus, Bosporanus, -a, -um; Bosporius, -a, -um; Bosporicns, -a, -um; and Bosporensis, -e.

Bostar, Bostar, -aris (m.).

Boston, Bostonia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Boston, Bostonian, Bostoniensis, -e.

Bothnia. Bothnia, -æ (f.); Gulf of Bothnia, Sinus Bothnicus.

Boulogne (Bononia ad mare), Gessoriacum, -i (n.).

Bouillon, Bullio, -onis (f.); of Bouillon, Bulloniensis, -e.

Bourbon (Isle of), Insula Borbonia, -æ (f.).

Bourdag (Mount), Tmolus, -i (m.).

Bourdeaux, v. Bordeaux.

Bourges, Bituriges, -um (m.), or Avaricum, -i (n.).

Boyne, the, Boandus, -i (m.).

Brabant, Brabantia, -æ (f.).

Bracara (now Braga), Bracara, -æ (f.); of or beloging to Bracara, Bracarensis, -e.

Bradanus, the, Bradanus, -i (m.).

Braganza, Brigantia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Braganza, Brigantinus, -a, -um.

Brandenburg, Brandeburgium, -ii (n.).

Brauron, Brauron, -onis (m.).

Brazil, Brazilia, -æ (f.).

Brecknock, Brechinia. -æ (f.); Brecknockshire, Brechiniensis ager.

Breda, Breda, -æ (f.).

Breedevoort or Brevoort, Bredefortia, -æ (f.); Brefurtium, -ii (n.).

Bremen, Brema, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Bremen, Bremensis, -e.

Brennus, Brennus, -i (m.); of or relating to Brennus, Brennicus, -a, -um.

Brenta, the, Medoacus, -i (m.). Mæor; Brentesia, -æ (m.).

Brescia, Brixia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Brescia, Brixianus, -a, -um.

Breslau, Vratislavia. -æ (f.); of or belonging to Breslau, Vratislaviensis, -e.

Brest, Brivates portus (m.).

Bretagne, Armorica, -æ (f.); Britannia Minor: of or belonging to Bretagne, Britannus, -a, -um : an inhabitant of Bretagne, Britto, -onis (m.).

Breuni, the, Breuni, -orum (m.).

Brian, Brianus, -i (m.).

Briançon, Brigantia, -æ (f.).

Briareus, Briareus, -eos and -ei (m.); of or relating to Briareus, Briareius, -a, -um.

Bridget, Brigitta. -æ (f.).

Bridlington, Brillendunum, -i (n.).

Brienne, Brena. -æ (f.).

Brigantes, the, Brigantes, -um (m.); of or belonging to the Brigantes, Briganticus, -a, -um.

Brilessus, Brilessus, -i (m.).

Brindisi, Brundisium. -ii (n.), q. v.

Brinnius, Brinnius, -ii (m.).

Briseis, v. sq.

Brises, Brises, -æ (m.) ; daughter of Brises, Briseis, Briseis, -idos, acc. -idem and ida (f.).

Bristol, Bristolia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Bristol Bristoliensis, -e.

Britain, Britannia, -æ (f.); Great Britain, Magna Britannia: of or belonging to Britain. British, Britannicus, -a, -um, and Britannus, -a. -um : pecul. poet. feminine, Britannis, -idis; a Briton, Britannus, -i (m.) ; Britto, -onis (m.), late ; the British, Britanni, -orum (m.); the British Isles, Insulæ Britinnicæ; the British Channel, Oceanus Britannicus; New Britain. Brititnnia Nova.

Britomartis, Britomartis, -is (f.).

Brixellum (now Brisello), Brixellum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Brixellum, Brixellanus, -a, -um.

Brixia, v. Brescia.

Brondolo, Brundulus, -i (m.).

Brontes, Brontes, -æ (m.).

Brougham, Braboniacum, -i (n.).

Broughton, Leucopibia, -æ (f.).

Bructeri, the, Bructeri, -orun (m.).

Bruges, Brugæ, -arum (f.).

Brugh, Axelodunum, -i (m.). prob.

Brundisium, Bruodisium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Brundisium, Brundisian, Brundisianus, -a, -um; but more usually Brundisinus, -a, -um.

Brundulus, v. Brondolo.

Brundusium, v. Brundisium.

Brunswick, Brunonis Vicus, Brunopolis, -is (f.); Brunsviga, -æ (f.); and Brunsvicum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Brunswick, Brunsvicensis, -e, and Brunsvigensis, -e.

Brussels, Bruxellæ, -arum (f.).

Bruttium, Bruttium, -ii (n.); Bruttian, of Bruxttium, Bruttius, -a, -um; Bruttianus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Bruttium, Bruttii, -orum (m.).

Brutus, Brutus, i (m.); of or belonging to Brutus, Brutinus, -a, -um, and Brutianus, -a, -um.

Bryanium, Bryanium, -ii (n.).

Bubassus, Bubassus, -i (f.); Bubassian, Bubassius, -a, -um; pecul. poet, feminine, Bubassis, -idos.

Bubastis, Bubastis, -is (f.); the district of Bubastis, Bubastites (nomus), -æ (m.); of or belonging to (the goddess) Bubastis, Bubastius, -a, -um.

Bucephala, Bacephala, -æ (f.).

Bucephalus, Bucephalus, -i (m.).

Bucharest, Bucaresta, -æ (f.).

Buckingham, Neomagus, -i (f.).

Buda, Aquincum, -i (n.); Buda, -æ (f.).

Budweis, Budissa, -æ (f.).

Buena Vista, Belvedera, -æ (f.).

Buffalo, Uropolis, -is (f.).

Buenos Ayres, Beneventum Americanum (n.).

Bulgaria, Bulgaria, -æ (f.); the Bulgarians, Bulgari, -orum, and Bulgares, -um (m.).

Bulness or Boulness, Tunnocelum, -i (n.).

Bupalus, Bupalus, -i (m.).

Bura, Bura, -æ (f.).

Burdigala, v. Bordeaux.

Burgos, Burgi, -orum (m.).

Burgundy, Burgundia, -æ (f.); the Burgundians, Burgundii, -orum (m.).

Burrampooter, the, Dyardanes, -is (m.).

Burton, Burtonia, -æ (f.).

Bursa, Prusa, -æ (f.).

Bury, Buria, -æ (f.); Faustini villa.

Busiris, Busiris, -is and -idis, acc. -in (m.); the district of Busiris (in Ægypt), Budrites, -æ (m.), nomus.

Butes, Butes, -æ (m.).

Buthrotum (now Butrinto), Buthrotum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Buthrotum, Bathrotius, -a, -um.

Butos, Butos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Butos, Buticus, -a, -nm.

Butrinto, v. Buthrotum.

Buxentum, Buxentum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Buxentum, Buxentinus, -a, -um, and Buxentius, -a, -um.

Buxton, Bucostenum, -i (n.).

Byblis, Byblis, -idis and -idos (f.).

Byblus, Byblos or Byblus, -i (f.).

Byrsa, Byrsa, -æ (f.); of or relating to Byrsa, Byrsicus, -a, -um.

Byzacium, Byzacium, -ii (n.); of or relating to Byzacium, Byzacenus, -a, -um, and Byzacius, -a, -um.

Byzantium, Byzantium, -ii (n.); Byzantine, of or relating to Byzantium, Byzantius, -a, -um ; and late forms, Byzantinus, -a, -um, and Byzantiacus, -a, -um.

Byzas, Byzas, -æ (m.).

C.

Cabes (Gulf of), Syrtis Minor (f.).

Cabillonum, Cabillonum, -i (n.).

Cabira, Cabira, -orum (n.).

Cabiri, the, Cabiri, -orum (m.).

Cabrera, Capraria, -æ (f.).

Cabyle, Cabyle, -es and -yla, -æ (f.); inhabitants of Cabyle, Cabyletæ, -arum (m.).

Cabul, Arigæum, -i (n.).

Cacus, Cacus, -i (m.).

Cadiz, Gades, -ium (f.).

Cadmia, Cadmia or Cadmea, -æ (f.).

Cadmus, Cadmus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Cadmus, Cadmean, Cadreus, -a, -um, and Cadmeius, -a, -um; pecul, feminine, Cadmeis, -idos; daughter or female descendant of Cadmus, Cadmeis, -idos (f.).

Cadurci, the, Cadurci, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Cadurci, Cadurcus, -a, -um, and Cadurcensis, -e.

Cadusia, Cadusia, -æ (f.); the Cadusii, Cadusii, -orum (m.).

Cadwallader, Cadwalladarus, -i (m.).

Cæcilia, Cæcilia, -æ (f.).

Cæcilius, Cæcilius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Cæcilius or the Cæcilia gens, Cæcilianus, -a, -um, and Cæcilius, -a, -um.

Cæcina, Cæcina, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Cæcina, Cæcinianus, -a, -um.

Cæcuban (the district), Cæcubus ager (m.); Cæcuban, Cæcubus, a, -um.

Cælium or Cælium, Cælium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Cælium, Cælinus, -a, -um.

Cællus or Cælius, Cælius or Cælius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Cælius, Cælianus, -a -um.

Cælius (Mount), Cælius, -ii (m.); little Cælius,
Cæliolus, -i (m.), and Cæliculus, -i (m.).

Caen, Cadomum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Caen, Cadomensis, -e.

Cæneus, Cæneus, -ei (m.).

Cænina, Cænina, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cænina, Cæninensis, -e, and Cæninus, -a, -um.

Cænis, Cænis, -idis (f.).

Cænys, Cænys, -yos (f.).

Cæparius, Cæparius, -ii (m.).

Cæpasius, Cæpasius, -ii (m.).

Capio, Cæpio, -onis (m.).

Cære (now Cer-veteri), Cære, indeclinable, (n.), but mith heterocl. gen., Cæritis, and abl., Cærete; of or belonging to Cære, Cæres, -etis and -itis, and Cæretanus, -a, -um.

Caer-gwent, Venta Silurum.

Caerleon, Isca Silurum.

Caermarthen, Maridunum, -i (n.).

Caernarvon, Segontium, -ii (n.).

Caerrhyn, Conovium, -ii (n.).

Cæsar, Cæsar, -aris (m.); of or belonging to Cæsar, Cæsarianus, -a, -um; Cæsariensis, -e; and poet,, Cæsareus, -a, -um.

Cæsarea, Cæsarea or -ria, -æ (f.).

Cæsaraugusta, Cæsaraugusta, -æ (f.).

Cæsario, Caisario, -onis (m.).

Cæsena (now Cesena), Cæsena, -æ (f.); Cæsenian, of or belonging to Cæsena, Cæsenas, -atis.

Cæsius, Cæsius, -ii (m.); Cæsian, Cæsius, -a, um.

Cæso, Cæso, -onis (m.).

Cæsonius, Cæsonius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Cæsonius, Casonian, Cæsonianus, -a, -um, and Cæsonius, a, -um.

Caffa, Theodosia, -æ (f.); Straits of Caffa, Bosporus Cimmerius.

Cagliari, Caralis, -is (f.). q. v.

Cahors, Cadurcum, i (n.); of or belonging to Cahors, Cadurcensis, -e.

Caiaphas, Caiaphas, -æ (m.).

Caicus, Caicus, -i (m.).

Caieta, Caieta, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Caieta, Caietanus, -a, -um.

Cain, Cain (indecl.) and Cainus, -i (m.).

Caia, Caia, -æ (f.).

Caius, Cuius, -i (m.); of or belonging to Cains, Caianus, -a, -um.

Caister, Venta Icenorum.

Calabria, Calabria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Calabria, Calabrian, Calaber, -bra, -brum; Calabricus, -a, -um.

Calacta, Calacta, -æ and -te, -es (f.); of or belonging to Calacta, Calactinus, -a, -um.

Calahorra, Calagurris, -is (f.); of or belonging to Calahorra, Calaguritanus, -a, -um.

Calaïs, Calais, -idis (m.).

Calais, Caletum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Calais, Caletanus, -a, -um, and Calotensis, -e.

Calamis, Calamis, -idis (m.).

Calatia, Calatia, -æ (f.); Calatian, of or belonging to Calatia, Calatinus, -a, -um.

Calatrava, Oretum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Calatrava, Oretanus, -a, -um.

Calauria, Calaurea, -æ, and Calauria, -æ (f.).

Calbis, Calbis, -is (m.); of or belonging to the Calbis, Calbiensis, -e.

Calchas, Calchas, -antis (m.).

Calchedon, v. Chalcedon.

Caleb, Caleb, indeclinable, Calebus, -i (m.).

Caledonia, Caledonia, -æ (f.); Caledonian, Caledonius, -a, -um, and Caledonicus, -a, -um; the Caledonians, Caledones, -um (m.).

Cales (now Calvi), Cales, -ium (f, pl.).

Caleti, the, Caleti, -orum (m.).

Caletri, Aletium, -ii (n.).

Calidius, Calidius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Calidius, Calidianus, -a, -um.

Calidus, Calidus, -i (m.).

California, California, -æ (f.); Regie Aurifera.

Caligula, Caligula, -æ (m.).

Callias, Callias, -æ (m.)

Callicles, Callicles, -is (m.).

Callicrates, Callicrates, -is (m.).

Callicratidas, Callicratidas, -æ (m.).

Callidame, Callidame, -es (f.).

Callides, Callides, -æ (m.).

Callidemides, Callidemides, -æ (m.).

Callimachus, Callimachus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Callimachus, Callimachean, Callimachius, -a, -um.

Calliope, Calliope, -es, and poet,, Calliopea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Calliope, Calliopeius, -a, -um.

Callipho, Callipho, -onis and -phon, -ontis (m.).

Callipolis, Callipolis, -is (f.).

Callipides, Callipides, -æ (m.).

Callirrhoë, Callirrhoë, -es (f.).

Callisthenes, Callisthenes, -is (m.).

Callisto, Callisto, -us and -onis (f.).

Callistratus, Callistratus, -i (m.).

Callithera, Callithera, -orum (n.).

Callon, Callon, -onis (m.).

Calpe, Calpe, -es (f.); of or belonging to Calpe, Calpian, Calpetanus, -a, um.

Calpurnius, Calpurnius, -ii (m.); Calpurnian, of or belonging to Calpurnius or the Calpurnia gens, Calpurnius, -a, -um, and Calpurnianus, -a, um.

Calvary (Mount), Golgotha (n., indeclinable); Calvaria, -æ (f.).

Calvena, Calvena, -æ (m.).

Calvi, v. Cales.

Calvina, Calvina, -æ (f.).

Calvinus, Calvinus, -i (m.).

Calvisius, Calvisius, -ii (m.); Calvisian, Calvisianus, -a, -um.

Calvus, Calvus, -i (m.).

Calybe, Calybe, -es (f.).

Calycadnus, Calycadnus, -i (m.).

Calydna, Calydna, -æ, and Calydne, -es (f.).

Calydon, Calydon, -onis, acc. -onem and -ona (f.); of or belonging to Calydon, Calydonian, Calydonius, -a, -um; pecul. poet. feminine, Calydonis, -idis.

Calymna, Calymna, -æ (f.).

Calypso, Calypso, -us, less usu, -onis (f.).

Camaldunum, Camaldunum, -i (n.).

Comarana,
Camarina, Camarina -æ (f.).

Cambay, Monoglossum, -i (n.).

Cambray, Camaracum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Cambray, Camaracensis, -e.

Cambunian, the (mountains), Cambuni Montes.

Cambyses, Cambyses, -is (m.).

Cambridge, Cantabrigia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cambridge, Cantabrigiensis, -e.

Cameria, Cameria, -æ (f.). and Camerium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Cameria,
Camerinus, -a, um.

Camerinum (now Camerino), Camerinum, -i (n.).

Camertes, the, Camertes, -ium (m.); Camertian, Camers, -ertis; Camertinus, -a, -um.

Camilla, Camilla, -æ (f.).

Camillus, Camillus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Camillus, Camillanus, -a, -um.

Camirus, Camirus, -i (m.).

Camissares, Camissares, -is (m.).

Campagna di Roma, Latium, -ii (n.); Romanus ager.

Campania, Campania, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Campania, Campanian, Campanicus, -a, -um; Campanus, -a, -um.

Cana, Cana, -æ (f.).

Canace, Canace, -es (f.).

Canachus, Canachus, -i (m.).

Canada, Canada, -æ (f.).

Canæ, Canæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Canæ, Canaius, -a, -um.

Canary, the (islands), Clanariæ, -arum (insulæ), (f.); Insulæ Fortunatæ, of or belonging to the Canaries, Canary (as adj.). Canariensis, -e.

Canisiro (Cape), Canastræum, -i (n.), ao promontorium.

Candace, Candace, -es (f.).

Candavia, Candavia, -æ (f.).

Candia, Creta, -æ (f.); v. Crete.

Canidia, Canidia, -æ (f.).

Canidius, Canidius, -ii (m.).

Caninius, Caninius, -ii (m.); Caninian, Caninianus, -a, -um.

Canius, Canius, -ii (m.).

Cannæ, Cannæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Cannæ, Cannensis, -e.

Canninefates, the, Canninefates, -um (m.); of or relating to the Canninefates, Canninefas, -atis.

Canopus, Canopus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Canopus, Canopicus, -a, -um; Canopitinus, -a, -um; and poet., Canopeus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Canopus, Canopitæ, -arum (m.).

Canosa, v. Canusium.

Cantabria, Cantabria, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Cantabria, the Cantabri, Cantabri, -orum (m.); in sing., Cantaber, -bri (m.); Cantabrian, of the Cantabri, Cantaber, -bra, -brum, but usually Cautabricus, -a, -um.

Canterbury, Cantuaria, -æ (f.).

Canthara, Canthara, -æ (f.).

Cantharus, Cantharus, -i (m.).

Cantium, v. Kent.

Cantius, Cantius -ii (m.).

Canuleius, Canuleius, -i (m.); Canuleian, Canuleius, -a, -um.

Canus, Canus, -i (m.).

Canusium (now Canosa), Canusium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Canusium, Canusian, Canusinus, -a, -um, and Canusinatus, -a, -um.

Canute,
Canutius, Canutius, -ii (m.).

Capaneus, Capaneus, -ei, acc., -ea, voc., eu (m.); of or belonging to Capaneus, Capaneius, -a, -um, and Capaneus, a, um.

Cape Baba, Lectum, -i (n.). promontorium.

Cape Blanco, Album promontorium.

Cape Bæo, Lilybæum, -i (n.), promontorium.

Cape Bruzzano, Zephyrium, -i (n.), promontorium.

Cape Comorin, Comaria, -æ (f.).

Cape Colonna, Columnarum Caput; Cape delle Colonne, Lacinium, -ii (n.), promontorium.

Cape Colonni, Sunium, -ii (n.), promontorium.

Cape Crio (in Crete), Criumetopon, -i (n.).

Cape Ducato, Leucates, -æ (m.).

Cape Espartel, Ampelusia, -æ (f.).

Cape Faro, Pelorus, -i (m.).

Cape Finisterre, Artabrum, -i (n.), promontorium.

Cape Gardafui, Aromata (n.), promontorium.

Cape Horn, IIornanum or Horniense, promontorium.

Cape of Good Hope, Promontorium Bonæ Spei.

Cape Matapan, Tænarum, -i (n.). and Tænarus, -i (m.).

Cape Miseno, Misenum, -i (m.). promontorium.

Cape North, Boreale Caput.

Cape d’Oro, Caphareus, -ei (m.).

Cape Passaro, Pachynum, -i (n.), promontorium.

Cape Romania, Magnum promontorium.

Cape skyllo, Scylæum, -i (n.). promontorium.

Cape Spartivento, Herculis promontorium.

Cape St. Angelo, Malea, -æ (f.).

Cape St. Maria, Cuneum, -i (n.), promontorium.

Cape St. Vincent, Sacrum promontorium.

Cape Trafalgar, Junonis
promontorium.

Cape Trapani, Drepanum promontorium.

Cape Verd, Arsenarium promontorium, Caput Viride.

Cape Zonchio, Coryphasium promontorium. κυρικιμασαηικο

Capella, Capella, -æ (m.).

Copena, Capena, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Capena, Capenian, Capenas, -atis; Capenatis, -e; and poet., Capenus, -a, -um.

Capernoum, Capharnaum, -i (n.); of or betonging to Caprnaum, Capharnæus, -a, -um.

Capetus, Capetus, -i (m.).

Caphareus, Capbareus, -ei, avv., -ea, voc. -eu (m.); of or belonging to Caphareus, Caphareus, -a, -um; poet. feminine, Capharis, -idia.

Capists, Capissa, -æ (f.); the country around Capissa, Capissene, -es (f.).

Capitium, Capitium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Capitium, Capitinus, -a, -um.

Capito, Capito, -onis (m.).

Cpitol, the, Capitolium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to the Capitol, Capitoline, Capitolinus, -a, -um.

Capitulum, Capitulum, -i (n.); the people of Capitulum, Capitulenses, -ium (m.).

Capo d’Oro, Caphareus, q. v.

Cappadocia, Cappadocia, -æ (f.); Cappadocian, Cappadocius, -a, -um; Cappadocus, -a, -um; and Cappadocicus, -a, -um; an inhabitant of Cappadocia, Cappedox, -ocis (m.); the Cappadocians, Cappadoces, -um (m.).

Capra, Capra, -æ (m.).

Capraria, Capraria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Capraria, Caprariensis, -e.

Capreæ (nom Capri), Capreæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Capreæ, Capreensis, -e.

Caprius, Caprius, -ii (m.).

Capsa, Capsa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Capsa, Capsensis, -e; the inhabitants of Capsa, Capsenses, -ium.

Capua, Capua, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Capua, Capuan, Capuensis, -e; the inhabitants of Capua, Capuenses, -ium (m.).

Capys, Capys, -yos (m.).

Caracalla, Caracalla, -æ (m.).

Caractacus or Caradoc, Caractacus, -i (m.).

Caralis, Caralis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Caralis, Caralitanus, -a, -um.

Carambis, Carambis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Carambis, Carambicus, -a, -um.

Carana, Carana, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Carana, Caranitis, pecul. feminine.

Caranus, Caranus, -i (m.).

Carasu, the, Cydnus, -i (m.).

Carausius, Carausius, -ii (m.).

Carbania, Carbania, -æ (f.).

Carbo, Carbo, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Carbo, Carbonianus, -a, -um.

Carcassone, Carcaso, -onis (f.).

Carcine, Carcine, -es (f.); Gulf of Carcine, Sinus Carcinites.

Cardia, Cardia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cardia, Cardianus, -a, -um.

Cardigan, Ceretica, -æ (f.).

Carduchi, the, Carduchi, -orum (m.).

Caresa, Caresa, -æ (f.).

Caresus, Caresus, i (m.).

Caria, Caria, -æ (f.); Carian, Caricus, -a, -um; a Carian, Car, -aris (m.); the Carians, Cares, -um.

Carina, Carina, -æ (f.).

Carinas, Carinas, -atis (m.).

Carinola, Calenum, -i (n.).

Carinthia, Carinthia, -æ (f.).

Carlisle, Carleolum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Carlisle, Carliolensis, -e.

Carlsruhe, Caroli Hesychium, -i (n.).

Carmania, Carmania, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Carmania, Carmani, -orum (m.).

Carmel (Mount), Carmelus, -i (m.); also Carmel, indeclinable, (m.); of or belonging to Carmel Carmelius, -a, -um; an inhabitant of Mount Carmel, a Carmelite, Carmelites, -æ (m.); Carmelitis, -idis (f.).

Carmenta, Carmenta, -æ, and Carmentis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Carmenta,
Carmentilis, -e.

Carmona, Carmo, -onis, and Carmona, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Carmona, Carmonenses, -ium (m.).

Carnac, Thebæ, -arum (f.).

Carnarvon, Segontium, -ii (n.).

Carneades, Carneades, -is (m.); of or belonging to Carneades, Carneadeus, -a,
-um.

Carni, the, Carni, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Carni, Carnicus, -a, -um.

Carnuntum, Carnuntum, -i (n.), and Carnus, -untis (f.).

Carnutes, the, Carnutes, -um (m.).

Carolina, Carolina, -æ (f.).

Caroline, Carolina, -æ (f.).

Carpathus, Carpathus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Carpathus, Carpathius, -a, -um; the Carpathian Sea, Mare or Pelagus Carpathium.

Carpentras, Carpentoracte, -es (f.).

Carpetania, Carpetania, -æ (f.); Carpetanian, Carpetanus, -a, -um; the Carpetanians, Carpesii, -orum, and Carpetani, -orum.

Carræ, Carræ or Carrhæ, -arum (f.).

Carseoli (now Carsoli), Carseoli, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Carseoli, Caræolanus, -a, -um.

Carsulæ, Carsulæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Carsulæ, Carsulan, Carsulanus, -a, -um.

Carteia, Carteia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Carteia, Carteianus, -a, -um, and Carteiensis, -e.

Carthæa, Carthæa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Carthæa, Carthæus, -a, -um, and Cartheius, -a, -um.

Carthage, Carthago, -inis (f.); of or belonging to Carthage, Carthaginian, Carthaginiensis, -e, and Punicus, -a, -um; New Carthage, Carthago Nova.

Carthagena, Cartthago Nova.

Cartismandua, Cartismandua, -æ (f.).

Carus, Carus, -i (m.).

Carusa, Carusa, -æ (f.).

Carventum, Carventum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Carventum, Carventanus, -a, -um.

Carvilius, Carvilius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Carvilius or the Carvilia gens, Carvilius, -a, -um, and Carvilianus, -a, -um.

Caryæ, Caryæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Caryæ, Caryan, Caryus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Caryatis, -idis; the inhabitants of Caryæ, Caryates, -ium (m.).

Caryanda, Caryanda, -æ (f.).

Carystus, Carystus or -tos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Carystus, Carystian, Carystius, -a, -um; and poet. only, Carysteus, -a, -um.

Casal, Bodincomagum or -conigum, -i (n.).

Casca, Casca, -æ (m.).

Cascellius, Cascellius, -ii (m.).

Cashel, Cassella, -æ (f.); Cassilia, -æ (f.).

Casilinum, Casilinum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Casilinum, Casilinus, -a, -um.

Casinum, Casinum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Casinum, Casinus, -a, -um, and Casinas, -atis.

Casius (Mount), Casius, -ii (m.).

Casus, Casus, -i (f.).

Casperia, Casperia, -æ (f.).

Caspian Sea, the, Caspium Mare; the Caspii, dwellers on the Caspian, Caspii, -orum, and Caspiani, -orum (m.); Caspian, Caspius, -a, -um, and Caspilcus, -a, -um.

Cassander, Cassander, -dri (m.).

Cassandra, Cassandra, -æ (f.).

Cassandrea, Cassandrea, -æ (f,) of or belonging to Cassandrea, Cassandrean, Caasandrensis, -e.

Cassano, Cosa, -æ (f.).

Cassel (in Hesse), Castellum Cattorum.

Cassia, Cassia, -æ (f.).

Cassiodorus, Cassiodorus, -i (m.).

Cassiope, Cassiope, -es, and Cassiopea, -æ, and Cassiepea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cassiope, Cassiopicus, -a, -um.

Cassiterides, v. Scilly Islands.

Cassius, Cassius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Cassius, Cassian, Cassius, -a, -um, and Cassianus, -a, -um.

Cassivelaunus, Cassivelaunus, -i (m.).

Castabala, Castabala, -orum (n.); the inhabitants of Castabala, Castabalenses, -ium.

Castalia, Castalia, -æ (f.); Castalian, of or belonging to Castalia, Castalius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Castalis, -idis.

Caster, Durobrivæ, -arum (f.), or VentavIcenorum.

Castile, Castilia, -æ (f.).

Castor, Castor, -oris (m.); of or belonging to Castor, Castoreus, -a, -um.

Castoria, Celetrum, -i (n.).

Castri, v. Delphi.

Castricius, Castricius, -ii (m.); Castrician, of or relating to Castricius, Castricius, -a, -um, and Castricianus, -a, -um.

Castronius, Castronius, -ii, (m.).

Castulo, Castulo, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Castulo, Castulonensis, -e; the inhabitants of Castulo, Castulonenses, -ium (m.).

Catabani, Catabani, -orum, and Catabanes, -um (m.).

Catabathmus, Catabathmus, -i (m.).

Catadupa, Catadupa, -orum (n.); the dwellers around Catadupa, Catadupi, -orum (m.).

Catalonia, Catalaunia, -æ (f.).

Catalauni, Catalauni, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Catalauni, Catalainicus, -a, -um.

Catania, Catana or Catina, -æ (f.). v. Catina.

Cataonia, Cataonia, -æ (f.); the people of Cataonia, Cataones, -um (m.).

Catharine, Catharina, -æ (f.).

Catienus, Catienus, -i (m.); of or relating to Catienus, Catienus, -a, -um.

Catiline, Catilina, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Catiline, Catilinarius, -a, -um.

Catilius, Catilius, -ii (m.).

Catilius, Catillus, -i (m.).

Catina, Catina, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Catina, Catinensis, -e; less usual, Catiniensis, -e.

Catius, Catius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Catius, Catianus, -a, -um.

Cato, Cato, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Cato, Catoninus, -a, -um, and Catonianus,
-a, -um.

Catti, the, Catti, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Catti, Catticus, -a, -um.

Cattwyck, Cattorum vicus.

Catullus, Catullus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Catullus, Catullianus, -a, -um.

Catulus, Catulus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Catulus, Catulianus, -a, -um.

Caturiges, the, Caturiges, -um (m.).

Catus, Catus, -i (m.).

Caucasus (Mount), Caucasus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Caucasus, Caucasian, Cancasius, -a, -um; the Caucasian pass or defiles, Caucasiæ portæ.

Cauci, the, v. Chauci.

Caudex, Caudex, -icis (m.).

Caudium, Caudium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Caudium, Caudine, Candinus, -a, -um; the Caudine defile, Furcæ Caudinæ.

Caulares, Caulares, -is (m.).

Caulon, Caulon, -onis (m.), and Caulonia, -æ (f.).

Caunus, Caunus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Caunus, Caunian, Caunius, -a, -um; pecul. masc. adj., Caunites, -æ.

Cavaillon, Caballio, -onis (f.).

Cavii, the, Cavii, -orum (m.).

Cayster, the, Caystros or -trus, -i (m.); of or belonging to the Cayster, Caÿstrius, -a, um.

Cazlona, Castulo, -onis (f.).

Cea, Ceos, Cea, -æ (f.). and Ceos, -i, acc. Ceo, and abl. Ceo (f.); of or belonging to Ceos, Ceus, -a, -um.

Cebenna, v. Cevennes.

Cebren, Cebren, -enis (m.); daughter or female descendant of Cebren, Cebrenis, -idis (f.).

Cecil, Cæcilius, -ii (m.).

Cecrops, Cecrops, -opis (m.); of or belonging to Cecrops, Cearopian, Cecropina, -a, -um; son or descendant of Cecrops, Cecropides, -æ (m.); daughter or female descendant of Cecrops, Cecröpis, -idis (f.); land of Cecrops, Cecropia, -æ (f.).

Cedrosi, the, Cedrosi, .orum (m.); country of the Cedrosi, Cedrosis, -idis (f.).

Cefali, Cephalœdis, -idis (f.). or Cephalœdium, -ii (n.). v. Cephalœdis.

Cefalonia, Cephallenia, -æ (f.). q. v.

Celado, the, Celadus, -i (m.).

Celadon, Celadon, -ontis (m.).

Celænæ, Celænæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Celænæ, Celænæus, -a, -um.

Celæno, Celæno, -us (f.).

Celendris (now Celindro), Celenderis or -dris, -is (f.); the region of Celendris, Celenderitis regio.

Celenna, Celenna, -æ (f.).

Celer, Celer, -eris (m.).

Celetrum, Celetrum, -i (n.).

Celeus, Celeus, -ei (m.).

Celindro, v. Celendris.

Cella, Cella, -æ (m.).

Celsa, Celsa, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Celsa, Celsenses, -ium (m.).

Celsus, Celsus, -i (m.).

Celtæ, Celts, the, Celtæ, -arum (m.); of or belonging to the Celts, Celtic, Celticus, -a, -um; in Celtic, Celtice, (adv.); the land of the Celts, Celtica, -æ (f.).

Celtiberia, Celtiberia, -æ (f.); a Celtiberian, Celtiber, -beri (m.); the Celtiberians, Celtiberi, -orum; Celtiberian, Celtiber, -bera, -berum; Celtibericus, -a, -um.

Cenæum, Cenæum, -i (m.); of or belonging to Cenæum, Cenæus, -a, -um.

Cenchreæ, Cenchreæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Cenchreæ, Cenchræus, -a, -um; and pecul. feminine, Cenchreis, -idis.

Cenchrius, Cenchrius, -ii (m.).

Cenomani, the, Cenomani, -orum (m.).

Censennia, Censennia, -æ (f.).

Censorinus, Censorinus, -i (m.).

Centenius, Centenius, -ii (m.).

Cento, Cento, -onis (m.).

Centobrica, Centobrica, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Centobrica, Centobricenses, -ium (m.).

Centorbi, v. Centuripa.

Centrones, the, Centrones, -um (m.); of or belonging to the Centrones, Centronicus,
-a, -um.

Centumalus, Centumalus, -i (m.).

Centum Cellæ (now Civita Vecchia), Centum Cellæ, -arum (f.).

Centuripa (now Centorbi), Centuripa, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Centuripa, Centuripinus, -a, -um.

Ceos, v. Cea.

Cephalenia, Cephalenia, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Cephalenia, Cephalenes, -um, and Cephalenitæ, -arum (m.).

Cephalio, Cephalio, -onis (m.).

Cephalœdis (now Cefali), Cephalœdis, -idis (f.), and Cephalœdium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Cephalœdis, Cephalœditanus, -a, -um.

Cephalus, Cephalus, -i (m.).

Cephenes, the, Cephenes, -um (m.).

Cepheus, Cepheus, -ei (m.); of or descended from Cepheus, Cepheius, -a, -um, and Cepheus, -a, -um; daughter or female descendant of Cepheus, Cepheis, -idis.

Cephisodorus, Cephisodorus, -i (m.).

Cephisodotus, Cephisodotus, -i (m.).

Cephisus, the, Cephisso, Cephisus, -i (m.); of or belonging to the Cephisus, Cephisius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine,, Cephisis, -idis, and Cephisias, -adis.

Cerambus, Cerambus, -i (m.).

Ceramicus, Ceramicus, -i (m.).

Ceramus, Ceramus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Ceramus, Ceramicus, -a, -um.

Cerastæ, the, Cerastæ, -arum (m.); of or relating to the Cerastæ, Cerastis, -idis (f.).

Cerasus, Cerasus, -untis (f.).

Ceraunian (mountains), the, Ceraunia, -orum (n.); Ceraunian, Ceraunius, -a, -um.

Ceraunus, Ceraunus, -i (m.).

Cerberus, Cerberus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Cerberus, Cerbereus, -a, -um.

Cercasorum, Cercasorum, -i (n.).

Cercetius (Mount), Cercetius, -ii (m.), Mons.

Cercina, Cercina, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Cercina, Cercinitani, -orum (m.).

Cercinium, Cercinium, -ii (n.).

Cercopes, the, Cercopes, -um (m.).

Cercyon, Cercyon, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Cercyon, Cercyoneus, -a, -um.

Ceres, Ceres, -eris (f.); of or belonging to Ceres, Cerealis, -e.

Cerigo, Cythera, -orum (n.), q. v.

Cerinthus, Cerinthus, -i (m.).

Cermorum, Cermorum, -i (n.).

Ceron, Ceron, -onis (m.).

Certima, Certima, -æ (f.).

Cervetere, Cære (indecl.). (n.). q. v., and Agylla, -æ (f.).

Cervara, Cervaria, -æ (f.).

Cesena, Cæsena, -æ (f.).

Cestius, Cestius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Cestius, Cestianus, -a, -um.

Cestria, Cestria, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Cestria, Cestrini, -orum (m.).

Cetaria, Cetaria, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Cetaria, Cetarini, -orum (m.).

Cethegus, Cethegus, -i (m.).

Ceto, Ceto, -us (f.).

Ceuta, Ceutria, -æ (f.); Abyla, -æ (f.).

Ceutrones, the, Centrones -um (m.).

Ceva, Ceba, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ceva, Cebanus, -a, -um.

Cevennes (mountains), Cebenna, Cevenna, and Gebenna, -æ (m.); of or belonging to the Cevennes, Cebennicus, -a, -um.

Ceylon, Taprobana, -æ (f.).

Ceÿx, Ceyx, -ycis (m.).

Chabrias, Chabrias, -æ (m.).

Chærea, Chærea, -æ (m.).

Chæreas, Chæreas, -æ (m.).

Chærestratus, Chærestratus, -i (m.).

Chærippus, Chærippus, -i (m.).

Chæronea, Chæronea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Chæronea, Chæronensis, -e.

Chalcedon, Chalcedon and Calchedon, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Chalcedon, Chalcedonian, Chalcedonius, -a, -um.

Chalciope, Chalciope, -es (f.).

Chalcis, Chalcis, -idis (f.); of or belonging to Chalcis, Chalcidian, Chalcidicus, -a, -um; Chalcidensis, -e; and Chalcidicensis, -e.

Chaldeans, the, Chaldæi, -orum (m.); Chaldean, Chaldæus, -a, -um, and Chaldaicus, -a, -um.

Chalonitis, Chalonitis, -idis (f.); the inhabitants of Chalonitis, Chalonitæ, -arum (m.).

Chalons, Catalaunum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Chalons, Catalaunensis, -e, —2, (sur Saone) Cabillonum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Chalons, Cabillonensis, -e.

Chalybes, the, Chalybes, -um (m.).

Chalybs, the, Chalybs, -ybis (m.).

Cham (usu, Ham), Cham (m. indeclinable).

Chambery, Camberiacum, -i, and Camberium, -i (n.); of or belonging to Chambery, Camberiacensis, -e, and Camberiensis, -e.

Chamavi, the, Chamavi, -orum (m.).

Champagne, Campania Franco-Gallica, -æ (f.).

Chanaan, Canaan, Chanaan and Chanan (f, indeclinable); of or belonging to Canaan, Chananæus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Chananitis, -idis; the Canaanites, Chananæi, -orum (m.).

Chaon, Chaon, -onis (m.).

Chaonia, Chaonia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Chaonia, Chaonian, Chaonius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine,, Chaonis, -idis; the Chaonians, Chaones, -um (m.).

Charadrus, Charadrus, -i (m.).

Charax, Charax, -acis (f.); the inhabitants of Charax, Characeni, -orum (m.); the territory of Charax, Characene, -es (f.).

Charaxus, Charaxus, -i (m.).

Charente, the, Carantonus, -i (m.).

Charenton, Charentonium, -ii (n.).

Chares, Chares, -etis (m.).

Chariclo, Chariclo, -us (f.).

Charidemus, Charidemus, -i (m.).

Charisius, Charisius, -ii (m.).

Charity, Charitas, -atis (f.).

Charles, Carolus, -i (m.).

Charleston, Charlestown, Carolopo1is, -is (f.); of or belonging to Charleston, Carolopolitanus, -a, -um.

Charlotte, Caroletta, -æ (f.).

Charlotteville, Carolettopolis; of or belonging to Charlotteville, Carolettopolitanus, -a, -um.

Charmidas, Charmidas, -æ (m.).

Charmis, Charmis, -is (m.).

Charon, Charon, -ontis (m.); of or belonging to Charon, Charoneus, -a, -um.

Charondas, Charondas, -æ (m.).

Charopus, Charopus, -i (m.).

Chartreuse (the great), Carthusia, -æ (f.), Magna.

Charybdis, Charybdis, -is (f.), acc, -in or -im.

Chasuari, the, Chasuari, -orum (m.).

Chatillon, Castellio, -onis (f.).

Chatti, the, v. Catti.

Chauci, the, Chauci or Cauci, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Chauci, Chaucian, Chaucius, -a, -um.

Chaus, the, Chaus, -i (m.).

Chelidon, Chelidon, -onis (f.).

Chelidonium, Chelidonium, -ii (n.).

Chelmsford, Cæsaromagus, -i (f.).

Chelonatas, Chelonatas and Chelonites, -æ (m.).

Chemnitz, Chemnitium, -ii (n.).

Cherbourg, Cæsaris Burgus, -i, or Caro burgus, -i (m.).

Cherronesus, Cherronesus or Chersonesus, -i (f.); inhabitants of the Cherronesus, Cherronenses, -ium (m.); of or belonging to the Cherronesus, Cherronensis, -e, or Chersonensis, -e (especially, of the Thracian Chersonesus).

Chersidamas, Chersidamas, -antis (m.).

Chersiphron, Chersiphron, -onis (m.).

Cherso, v. Absyrtides.

Chersonesus, v. Cherronesus.

Cherusci, the, Cherusci, -orum (m.).

Chesippus, Chesippus, -i (m.).

Chester, Cestria, -æ (f.); Deva, -æ (f.); Cheshire, Cestriensis Comitatus.

Chiana, the, Clanis, -is (m.).

Chilo, Chilo or Chilon, -onis (m.).

Chichester, Cicestria, -æ (f.).

Chimæra, Chimæra, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Chimæra, Chimæreus, -a, -um.

China, Sinarum regnum; the Chinese, Sinæ, -arum (m.); of or belonging to China, Chinese, Sinensis, -e.

Chione, Chione, -es (f.); son of Chione, Chionides, -æ (m.).

Chios, Chios and Chius, -ii (f.); of or belonging to Chios, Chian, Chius, -a, -um.

Chiron, Chiron, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Chiron,Chironicus, -a, -um, and Chironius, -a, -um.

Chitro, Citrum, -i (n.).

Chiusi, Clusium, -ii (n.).

Chloe, Chloe, -es (f.).

Chloreus, Chloreus, -ei and -eos (m.).

Chloris, Chloris, -idis (f.).

Chlorus, Chlorus, -i (m.).

Choaspes, the, Choaspes, -is (m.).

Chœrilus, Chœrilus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Chœrilus, Chœrilius, -a, -um.

Chorasmii, the, Chorasmii, -orum (m.) of or belonging to the Chorasmii, Chorasmian, Chorasmius, -a, -um.

Chremes, Chremes, -etis, acc, -eta (m.).

CHRIST, CHRISTUS, -I (m.).

Christiana, Christiana, -æ (f.).

Christopher, Christophorus, -i (m.).

Chromis, Chromis, -is (m.).

Chrysa, Chrysa, -æ, and Chryse, -es (f.).

Chrysalus, Chrysalus, -i (m.).

Chrysaor, Chrysaor, -oris (m.).

Chrysas, Chrysas, -æ (m.).

Chryses, Chryses, -æ (m.); daughter of Chryses, Chryseis, -idis (f.).

Chrysippus, Chrysippus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Chrysippus, Chrysippeus, -a, -um.

Chrysis, Chrysis, -idis (f.).

Chrysogonus, Chrysogonus, -i (m.).

Chrysopolis, Chrysopolis, -is (f.).

Chrysorrhoas, the, Chrysorrhoas, -æ (m.).

Chrysostom, Chrysostomus, -i (m.).

Chthonius, Chthonius, -ii (m.).

Chunni, v. Huns.

Chusistan, Susiana, -æ (f.).

Cibyra, Cibyra, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cibyra, Cibyraticus, -a, -um ; the inhabitants of Cibyra, Cibyratæ, -arum (m.).

Cicely, Cæcilia, -æ (f.).

Cicereius, Cicereius, -ii (m.).

Cicero, Cicero, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Cicero, Ciceronian, Ciceronianus, -a, -um.

Cicestria, v. Chichester.

Cicirrus, Cicirrus, -i (m.).

Cicones, the, Cicones, -um (m.).

Cicuta, Cicuta, -æ (m.).

Cilicia, Cilicia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cilicia, Cilician, Cilix, icis; pecul. poet. feminine, Cilissa, -æ; Ciliciensis, -e, and Cilicius, -a, -um; a Cilician, Cilix, -icis (m. and f.).

Cilix, Cilix, -icis (m.).

Cilla, Cilla, -æ (f.).

Cilnius, Cilnius, -ii (m.).

Cilo, Cilo, -onis (m.).

Cimbri, the, Cimbri, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Cimbri, Cimbrinn, Cimber, -brs, -brum, and Cimbricus, -a, -um.

Cimetra, Cimetra, -æ (f.).

Ciminus, Ciminus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Ciminus, Ciminian, Ciminius, -a, -um.

Cimmerians, the, Cimmerii, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Cimmerians, Cimmerius, -a, -um.

Cimolus, Cimolus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Cimolus, Cimolian, Cimolius, -a, -um.

Cimon, Cimon, -onis (m.).

Cinara, Cinara, -æ (f.).

Cincinnati, Cincinnatopolis, -is (f.).

Cincinnatus, Cincinnatus, -i (m.).

Cinciolus, Cinciolus, -i (m.).

Cincius, Cincius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Cincius, Cincian, Cincius, -a, -um.

Cineas, Cineas, -æ (m.).

Cinethii,the, Cinethii, -orum (m.).

Cingetoriz, Cingetorix, -igis (m.).

Cingilia, Cingilia, -æ (f.).

Cingulum, Cingulum, -i (n.); of or belonging to cingulum, Cingulanus, -a, -um.

Cinna, Cinna, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Cinna, Cinnanus, -a, -um.

Cinyps, the, Cinyps, -ypis or -yphis (m.); of or belonging to the Cinyps, Cinyphius, -a, -um.

Cinyras, Cinyras, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Cinyras, Cinyræus, -a, -um, and Cinyreius, -a, -um.

Circassia, Cercetia, -æ (f.); the Circassians, Cercetæ, -arum (m.).

Circe, Circe, -es (f.); of or belonging to Circe, Circean, Circæus, -a, -um.

Circeii, Circello, Circeii, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Circeii, Circæus, -a, -um, and Circeiensis, -e.

Cirrha, Cirrha, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cirrha, Cirrhæus, -a, -um.

Cirta, Cirta, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cirta, Cirtensis, -e.

Cispius, Cispius, -ii (m.).

Cisseus, Cisseus, -ei or -eos (m.); daughter of Cisseus, Ciaseis, -idis (f.).

Cithæron, Cithæron, -onis (m.).

Citium, Citium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Citium, Citiensis, -e; an inhabitant of Citium, Citieus, -i (m.).

Citius, Citius, -ii (m.).

Civita Vecchia, Centumcellæ, -arum (f.).

Clanius, the, Clanius, -ii (m.).

Clara, Clara, -æ (f.).

Claros, Claros or Clarus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Claros, Clarius, -a, -um.

Clastidium, Clastidium, -ii (n.).

Claterna, Claterna, -æ (f.).

Claudia, Claudia, -æ (f.). v. Claudius.

Claudiopolis, Claudiopolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Claudiopolis, Claudiopolitanus, -a, -um.

Claudius, Claudius, -ii (m.); Claudian, of or belonging to Claudius, Claudius, -a, -um, and Claudianus, -a, -um; the Claudian family, Claudia gens.

Clausus, Clausus, -i (m.).

Clazomenæ, Clazomenæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Clazomenæ, Clazomenius, -a, -um, and Clazomenius, -a, -um; inhabitants of Clazomenæ, Clazomenii, -orum (m.).

Cleander, Cleander, -dri (m.).

Cleanthes, Cleanthes, -is (m.); of or belonging to Cleanthes, Cleantheus, -a, -um.

Clearchus, Clearchus, -i (m.).

Clemens, Clement, Clemens, -entis(m.).

Cleobis, Cleobis, -is (m.).

Cleobulus, Cleobulus, -i (m.).

Cleombrotus, Cleombrotus, -i (m.).

Cleomedon, Cleomedon, -ontis (m.).

Cleomenes, Cleomenes, -is (m.).

Cleon, Cleon, -ontis (m.).

Cleonæ, Cleonæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Cleonæ, Cleonæus, -a, -um.

Cleopas, Cleopas, -æ (m.).

Cleopatra, Cleopatra, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cleopatra, Cleopatranus, -a, -um, and Cleopatricus, -a, -um.

Cleophantus, Cleophantus, -i (m.).

Cleophon, Cleophon, -ontis (m.).

Clermont, Claromontium, -ii (n.); Augustonemetum, -i (n.).

Clevas, Clevas, -æ (m.).

Cleves, Clivia, -æ (f.).

Climax, Climax, -acis (f.).

Clinias, Clinias, -æ (m.); son of Clinias, Cliniades, -æ (m.).

Clio, Clio, -us (f.).

Clisthenes, Clisthenes, -is (m.).

Clitæ, Clitiæ, -arum (f.).

Clitarchus, Clitarchus, -i (m.).

Clilernum, Cliternum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Cliternum, Cliterninus, -a, -um.

Clitomachus, Clitomachus, -i (m.).

Clitor, Clitor, -oris (m.). and Clitorium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Clitor, Clitorius,
-a, -um.

Clitumnus, Clitunno, Clitumnus -i (m.).

Clitus, Clitus, -i (m.).

Cloanthus, Cloanthus, -i (m.).

Clodia, Clodia, -æ (f.).

Clodius, Clodius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Clodius, Ciodian, Clodius, -a, -um, and Clodianns, -a, -um.

Clœlia, Clœlia, -æ (f.).

Clœlnius, Clœlius, -ii (m.).

Clonius, Clonius, -ii (m.).

Clotho, Clotho, -us (f.).

Cluentia, Cluentia, -æ (f.).

Cluentius, Cluentius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Cluentius, Cluentian, Cluentianus, -a, -um; the Cluentian family, Cluentia gens.

Cluilius, Cluilius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Cluilius, Cluilian, Cluilius, -a, -um.

Clunia, Clunia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Clunia, Cluniensis, -e.

Clupea, Clupea, -æ, and Clupeæ, -arum (f.).

Clusium, Clusium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Clusium, Clusian, Clusinus, -a, -um.

Cluvia, Cluvia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cluvia, Cluvian, Cluvianus, -a, -um.

Cluvius, Cluvius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Clucius, Cluvianus, -a, -um.

Clyde, the, Glota, -æ (f.); the Frith of Clyde, Glotæ Æstuarium.

Clymene, Clymene, -es (f.); of or belonging to Clymene, Clymenæus, -a, -um, and Clymeneius, -a, -um; daughter of Clymene, Clymeneis, idis (f.).

Clytæmnestra, Clytæmnestra, -æ (f.).

Clytia, Clytia, -æ, and Clytie, -es (f.).

Clytius, Clytius, -ii (m.).

Clytus, Clytus, -i (m.).

Cnæus or Cneius, Cnæus or Cneins, -i (m.).

Cnidos, Cnidos or Cnidus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Cnidos, Cnidian, Cnidius, -a, -um.

Cnosus, Cnosus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Cnosus, Cnosian, Cnosius, -a, -um, and Cnosiacus, -a, -um; pecul. poet. feminine, Cnosias, -adis, and Cnosis, -idis.

Coblentz, Confluentes, -ium (m.); Confluentia, -æ (f.).

Cocalus, Cocalus, -i (m.); daughter of Cocalus, Cocalis, -idis (f.).

Cocceius, Cocceius, -ii (m.).

Cocinthum, Cocinthum, -i (n.).

Cocles, Cocles, -itis (m.).

Cocytus, the, Cocytus, -i (m.); of or belonging to the Cocytus, Cocytius, -a, -um.

Codomannus, Codomannus, -i (m.).

Codrus, Codrus, -i (m.).

Cœlius, Cœlius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Cœlius, Cœlianus, -a, -um.

Cœlus, Cœlus, -i (m.).

Cœranus, Cœranus, -i (m.).

Cœus, Cœus, -i (m.).

Cognac, Conacum, -i (n.).

Coimbra, Conimbrica, -æ (f.).

Colchester, Colcestria, -æ (f.).

Colchis, Colchis, -idis and -idos (f.); of or belonging to Colchis, Colchian, Colchicus, -a, -um, and Colchus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Colchis, Colchi, -orum (m.).

Coldingham, Coldania, -æ, or Colania, -æ (f.).

Collatia, Collatia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Collatia, Collatian, Collatinus, -a,-um.

Cologne, Colonia Agrippinensis (f.).

Colonus, Colonus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Colonus, Coloneus, -a, -um.

Colophon, Colophon, -ouis (m.); of or belonging to Colophon, Colophoniacus, -a, -um, and Colophonius, -a, -um.

Colossæ, Colossæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Colossæ, Colossian, Colossinus, -a, -um; the Colossians, Colossenses, -ium (m.).

Columella, Columella, -æ (m.).

Comana, Comana, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Comana, Comanus, -a, -um.

Comania, Comania, -æ (f.).

Comines, Cominium, Cominium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Cominium, Cominianus, -a, -um, and Cominius, -a, -um.

Commagene, Commagene, -es (f.); of or belonging to Commagene, Commagenus, -a, -um.

Commodus, Commodus, -i (m.).

Complutum, Complutum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Complutum, Complutensis, -e.

Compostella, Compostella, -æ (f.).

Compsa, Compsa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Compsa, Compsanus, -a, -um.

Cmun (now Como), Comum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Comum, Comensis, -e.

Concani, the, Concani, -orum (m.).

Concordia, Concordia, -æ (f.).

Condate, Condate, -is (n.); of or belonging to Condate, Condas, -atis, and Condatinus, -a, -um.

Conde, Condatum, -i (n.).

Candrusi, the, Condrusi, -onun (m.).

Conon, Conon, -onis (m.).

Conrad, Conradus, -i (m.).

Consaburo, Consaburo, -onis (f.). and Consaburum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Consaburo, Consaburensis, -e.

Consentia, Cosenza, Consentia, -æ ( f.); of or belonging to Consentia, Consentinus, -a, -um.

Consentius, Consentius, -ii (m.).

Considius, Considius, -ii (m.).

Constance, Constantia, -æ (f.); name of a woman and city.

Constance, Lake of, Brigantinus Lacus.

Constans, Constant, Constans, antis (m.).

Constantia, Constantia, -æ (f.).

Constantina, Constantina, -æ (f.).

Constantine, Constantinus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Constantine, Constantinianus, -a, -um.

Constantinople, Constantinopolis, -is (-f.); of or belonging to Constantinople, Constantinopolitanus, -a, -um; the Straits of Constantinople, Bosporus Thracius.

Constantius, Constantius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Constantius, Ccnstantiacus, -a, -um; Constantianus, -a, -um; and Constantiensis, -e.

Consus, Census, -i (m.).

Contessa, Gulf of, Sinus Strymonicus.

Contrebia, Contrebia, -æ (f.).

Conway, Conovium, -ii (n.).

Conza, Compsa, -æ (f.).

Copæ, Copæ, -arum (f.); the Lake of Copæ, or Lake Copais, Copais, -idis (f.), palus.

Copais Lake, v. foregoing.

Copenhagen, Hafnia or Haunia, -æ (f.); Codania, -æ (f.).

Coponius, Coponius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Coponius, Coponianus, -a, -um.

Coptus, Coptus or Coptos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Coptus, Copticus, -a, -um; am inhabitant of Coptus, Coptites, -æ (m.).

Cora, Cora, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cora, Coranus, -a, -um.

Coracesium, Coracesium, -ii (n.).

Coras, Coras, -æ (m.).

Corax, Corax, -acis (m.).

Corbio, Corbio, -onis (m.); a man’s name. —2, (f,) a city.

Corbulo, Corbulo, -onis (m.).

Corcyra (now Corfu), Corcyra, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Corcyra, Corcyrean, Corcyræus, -a, -um.

Cordova, Corduba, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cordova, Cordubensis, -e. κυρικιμασαηικο

Cordus, Cordus, -i (m.).

Carea, Corea, -æ (f.).

Corfinium, Corfinium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Corfinium, Corfiniensis, -e, and Corfinius, -a, -um.

Corfu, v. Corcyra.

Corinna, Corinna, -æ (f.).

Corinth, Corinthus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Corinth, Corinthian, Corinthius, -a, -um, and Corinthiacus, -a, -um; the Gulf of Corinth, Sinus Corinthiacus.

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Coriolanus, Coriolanus, -i (m.).

Corioli, Corioli, -orum (m.).

Corippus, Corippns, -i (m.).

Cork, Corcagia or Corragia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cork, Corcagiensis, -e, or
Corcensis, -e.