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Cornelia, Cornelia, -æ (f.).

Cornelius, Cornelius, -ii (m.); Cornelian, Cornelius, -a, -um, and Cornelianus, -a, -um; the Cornelian family, Cornelia gens.

Corniculum, Corniculum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Corniculum, Comiculanus, -a, -um.

Cornificius, Cornificius, -ii (m.).

Cornutus, Cornutus, -i (m.).

Cornwall, Cornubia, -æ (f.).

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Corœbus, Corœbus, -i (m.).

Coromandel, Coromandela, -æ (f.).

Coron, Corone, Corone, -es (f.); of or belonging to Corone, Coronean, Coronæus, -a, -um; Gulf of Coron, Sinus Messeniacus.

Coronea, Coronea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Coronea, Coronensis, -e.

Coronis, Coronis, -idis (f.); son, of Coronis, Coronides, -æ (m.).

Correse, Cures, -ium (m.).

Corsica, Corsica, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Corsica, Corsican, Corsus, -a, -um, and Corsicus, -a, -um; the Corsicans, Corsi, -orum (m.).

Cortona, Cortona, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cortona, Cortonensis, -e.

Coruncanius, Coruncanius, -ii (m.).

Corunna, Brigantium, -ii, or Caronium, -ii (n.).

Corvus, Corvus, -i (m.).

Corybantes, the, Corybantes, -um (m.); of or belonging to the Corybantes, Corybantian, Corybantius, a, -um.

Corybas, Corybas, -antis (m.).

Corycus, Corycus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Corycus, Corycian, Corycius, -a, -um.

Corydon, Corydon, -onis (m.).

Coryna, Coryna, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Coryna, Corynean, Corynæus, -a, -um.

Coryphasium, Coryphasium, -ii (n.).

Corythus, Corythus, -i (m.).

Cos (now Stauco), Cos or Cous, -i (f.); of or belonging to Cos, Coan, Cous, -a, -um.

Cosa, Cosa, -æ, and Cosæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Cosa, Cosanus, -a, -um.

Cosconius, Cosconius, -ii (m.).

Cosenza, Consentia, -æ (f.).

Cosmus, Cosmus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Cosmus, Cosmianus, -a, -um.

Cossinius, Cossiuius, -ii (m.).

Cossus, Cossus, -i (m.).

Cossutia, Cossutia, -æ (f.).

Cossutius, Cossutius, -ii (m.).

Cothon, Cothon, -onis (f.).

Cotiso, Cotiso, -onis (m.).

Cotrone, Croton, -onis (f.).

Cotta, Cotta, -æ (m.).

Cottius, Cottius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Cottius, Cottian, Cottianus, -a, -um; the Cottian Alps, Alpes Cottianæ or Cottiæ.

Cotton, Cotton, -onis (f.).

Cottus, Cottus, -i (m.).

Cotus, Cotus, -i (m.).

Cotyæum, Cotyæum, -i (n.).

Cotyla, Cotyla, -æ (m.).

Cotys, Cotys, -yis or -yos (m.).

Cotytto, Cotytto, -us (f.).

Coventry, Conventria, -æ (f.).

Cowbridge, Bovium, -ii (n.).

Cragus (Mount), Cragus, -i (m.).

Cracow, Cracovia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cracow, Cracoviensis, -e.

Cranon, Cranon, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Cranon, Cranonian, Cranonius, -a, um.

Crantor, Crantor, -oris (m.).

Crassipes, Crassipes, -edis (m.).

Crassus, Crassus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Crassus, Crassianus, -a, -um.

Craterus, Craterus, -i (m.).

Crates, Crates, -etis (m.); man’s name, — 2, Crates, -is (m.), a river.

Crathis, Crati, the Crathis, -is and -idis (m.).

Cratinus, Cratinus, -i (m.).

Cratippus, Cratippus, -i (m.).

Crato, Crato, -onis (m.).

Crau, La, Campi Lapidei (m.).

Crediton, Cridia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Crediton, Cridiensis, -e.

Cremaste, Cremaste, es (f.).

Cremera, the, Cremera, -æ (f.); of or belonging to the Cremera, Cremerensis, -e.

Cremnitz, Cremnicium, -ii (m.).

Cremona, Cremona, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cremona, Cremonensis, -e.

Cremutius, Cremutius, -ii (m.).

Crenæus, Crenæus, -i (m.).

Creon, Creon, -ontis (m.).

Cresphontes, Cresphontes, -is (m.).

Cressy, Carisiacum, -i (n.).

Crete (now Candia), Creta, -æ, and Crete, -es (f.); of or belonging to Crete, Cretan, Creticus, -a, -um; Cretensis, -e; poet., Cretæus, -a, -um, and Cresius, -a, -um; a Cretan, Cres, -etis (m.). Cressa, -æ (f.); the Cretans, Cretes, -um.

Cretheus, Cretheus, -eos and -ei (m.); of or relating to Cretheus, Cretheius, -a, -um; son or descendant of Cretheus, Crethides, -æ (m.).

Creusa, Creusa, -æ (f.).

Crimea, Chersonesus Taurica (f.); the Crim Tartars, Tauri, -orum (m.).

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

Crispina, Crispina, -æ (f.).

Crispinus, Crispinus, -i (m.).

Crispus, Crispus, -i (m.).

Crissa, Crissa, -as (f.); of or belonging to Crissa, Crissæus, -a, -um.

Crithote, Crithote, -es (f.).

Critias, Critias, -æ (m.).

Crito, Crito, -onis (m.).

Critobulus, Critobulus, i (m.).

Critolaus, Critolaus, -i (m.).

Crilonius, Critonius, -ii (m.).

Croatia, Croatia, -æ (f.).

Crocale, Crocale, -es (f.).

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

Cronstadt, Brassovia, -æ, and Stephanopolis, -is (f.).

Croton, Cotrone, Croton, -onis, and Crotona, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Croton, Crotoniensis, -e; an inhabitant of Croton, Crotoniates, -æ (m.).

Crustumerium, Crustumerium, -ii, and Crustuminum, -i (n.), and Crustumeri, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Crustumerium, Crustumerinus, -a, -um, and Crustuminus, -a, -um.

Crustumium, Crustumium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Crustumium, Crustumius, -a, -um.

Ctesias, Ctesias, -æ (m.).

Ctesibius, Ctesibius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Ctesibius, Ctesibicus, -a, -um.

Ctesiphon, Ctesiphon, -ontis (m.). a man’s name,—2. (f.) a city.

Cuba, Cuba, -æ (f.).

Cuballum, Cuballum, -i (n.).

Cularo, Cularo, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Cularo, Cularonensis, -e.

Culeo, Culeo, -onis (m.).

Cumæ, Cumæ, -arum (f.); also poet., Cyme, -es (f.); of or belonging to Cumæ, Cumæus, -a, -um, and Cumanus, -a, -um.

Cumberland, Cumbria, -æ (f.).

Cuneus, Cuneus, -ei (m.).

Cuningham, Cunigamia, -æ (f.).

Cupid, Cupido, -inis (m.); Amor, -oris (m.); of or relating to Cupid, Cupidineus, -a, -um.

Cupiennius, Cupiennius, -ii (m.).

Cupra, Cupra, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cupra, Cuprensis, -e.

Curdistan, Curdia, -æ (f.); the Curds, Curdi, -orum (m.).

Cures, Correse, Cures, -ium (m.); of or belonging to Cures, Curensis, -e; an inhabitant of Cures, Cures, -etis (m.).

Curetes, the, Curetes, -um (m.); of or belonging to the Curetes, Cureticus, -a, -um.

Curiatius, Curiatius, -ii (m.).

Curio, Curio, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Curio, Curionianus, -a, um.

Curiosolitæ, the, Curiosolitæ, -arum, and Curiosolites, -um (m.).

Curius, Curius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Curius, Curianus, -a, -um.

Curland, Curonia, -æ (f.).

Cursor, Cursor, -oris (m.).

Curtius, Curtius, -ii (m.).

Curzola, Corcyra Nigra (f.).

Curiolari, Echinades, -um (f.), insulæ.

Cuta, Cuta, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cuta, Cutæus, -a, -um.

Cuthbert, Cuthbertus, -i (m.).

Cutiliæ, Cutiliæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Cutiliæ, Cutiliensis, -e, and Cutilius,
-a, -um.

Cutina, Cutina, -æ (f.).

Cyane, Cyane, -es (f.).

Cyanean (islands), Cyaneæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to the Cyanean Islands, Cyanean, Cyaneus, -a, -um.

Cybele, Cybele, -es (f.); of or belonging to Cybele, Cybeleius, -a, -um.

Cyclades, the (islands), Cyclades, -um (f.).

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

Cydas, Cydas, -æ (m.).

Cydippe, Cydippe, -es (f.).

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

Cydonia, Cydonia, -æ, and Cydon, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Cydon, Cydonian, Cydonius, -a, um; an inhabitant of Cydon, Cydon, -onis (m.); the inhabitants of Cydon, Cydoniatæ, -arum (m.).

Cyllarus, Cyllarus, -i (m.).

Cyllene, Cyllene, -es (f.); of or belonging to Cyllene, Cyllenian, Cyllenæus, -a, -um. and Cyllenius, -a, -um.

Cylon, Cylon, -onis (m.); of or relating to Cylon, Cylonius, -a, um.

Cyme, Cyme, -es (f.); Cymean, Cymæus, -a, -um.

Cymodoce, Cymodoce, -es (f.).

Cymothöe, Cymothoe, -es (f.).

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

Cynosarges, Cynosarges, -ium (f.).

Cynoscephalæ, Cynoscephalæ, -arum (f.).

Cynossema, Cynossema, -atis (n.).

Cynthia, Cynthia, -æ (f.).

Cynthus (Mount), Cynthus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Cynthus, Cynthius, -a, -um.

Cynus, Cynus, -i (f.).

Cyparissia, Cyparissia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cyparissia, Cyparissian, Cyparissius, -a, -um; Gulf of Cyparissia, Sinus Cyparissius.

Cyparissus, Cyparissus, -i (m.).

Cyprian, Cyprianus, -i (m.).

Cyprus, Cyprus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Cyprus, Cyprian, Cyprius, a, -um; Cypricus, -a, -um; and late, Cypriacus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Cypris, -idis (esp. as appell. of Venus).

Cypsela, Cypsela, -orum (n.).

Cypselus, Cypselus, -i (m.); son of Cypselus, Cypselides, -æ (m.).

Cyrene, Cyrene, -es, and Cyrenæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Cyrene, Cyrenean, Cyrenaicus, -a, -um; Cyrenæus, -a, -um; and Cyrenensis, -e; the country around Cyrene, Cyrenaica, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Cyrene, Cyrenaici, -orum, and Cyrenenses, -ium (m.).

Cyril, Cyrillus, -i (m.).

Cyrus, Cyrus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Cyrus, Cyreus, -a, -um.

Cyssus, Cyssus, -untis (f.).

Cyta, Cyta, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Cyta, Cytean, Cytæus, -a, -um, and Cytææus, -a, -um (poet.); pecul., feminine,, Cytæis, -idis.

Cythera, Cythera, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Cythera, Cythereius, -a, -um, and Cytheriacus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Cythereis, -idis; Cythereias, -adis; and Cytherea, -æ (esp. as appell. of Venus).

Cythnus, Cythnus or Cythnos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Cythnus, Cythnius, -a, -um.

Cytorus, Cytorus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Cytorus, Cytorian, Cytorius, -a, -um, and Cytoriacus, -a, -um.

Cyzicus, Cyzicus, -i (m.). man’s name,— 2. (f.) a city, and Cyzicum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Cyzicus, Cyzicenus, -a, -um.

Daæ, the, v. Dohæ.

Dacia, Dacia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Dacia, Dacian, Dacicus, -a, -um; a Dacian, Dacus, -i (m.); the Dacians, Daci, -orum (m.).

Dædala, Dædala, -crum (n.).

Dædalion, Dædalion, -onis (m.).

Dædalus, Dædalus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Dædalus, Dædalean, Dædalius, -a, -um, and Dædaleus, -a, -um.

Dagon, Dagon, indeclinable, and perhaps -onis (m.).

Dohæ, the, Dahæ, -arum (m.).

Dalecarlia, Dalecarlia, -æ (f.).

Dalila, Dalila, -æ (f.).

Dalmatia, Dalmatia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Dalmatia, Dalmatian, Dalmaticus, -a, -um; the Dalmatians, Dalmatiæ, -arum (m.).

Dama, Dama, -æ (m.).

Damalis, Damalis, -idis (f.).

Damaris, Damaris, -idis (f.).

Damascus, Damascus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Damascus, Damascus, -a, -um, and Damascenus, -a, -um; the territory of Damascus, Damascene, -es, and Damasceca, -æ (f.).

Damasichthon, Damasichthon, -onis (m.).

Damasippus, Damasippus, -i (m.).

Damio, Damio, -onis (m.).

Damocles, Damocles, -is (m.).

Damocritus, Damocritus, -i (m.).

Damœtas, Damœtas, -æ (m.).

Damon, Damon, -onis (m.).

Danae, Danae, -es (f.); of or belonging to Danae, Danaeius, -a, -um.

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

Danaus, Danaus, -i (m.); sons or descendants of Danaus, Danaidæ, -arum (m.); daughters or female descendants of Danaus, Danaides, -um (f.).

Danes, the, Dani, -orum (m.); Danish, Danicus, -a, -um; land of the Danes, v. Denmark.

Daniel, Daniel, -elis, and Danielus, -i (m.).

Dantzic, Dantiscum, -i (n.); Gedanum, -i (n.).

Danube, the, Danubius, -ii (m.); Ister, -tri (m.) (prop. only apart); Danubian, Danubinus, -a, -um.

Daphne, Daphne, -es (f.); of or belonging to Daphne, Daphnæus, -a, -um, and Daphnicus, -a, -um.

Daphnis, Daphnis, -idis (m.).

Daphnus, Daphnus, -untis (f.).

Daphnusa, Daphnusa, -æ (f.).

Dardanelles (Straits of the), Hellespontus, -i (m.).

Dardania, Dardania, -æ (f.); Dardanian, of or belonging to Dardania, Dardanius, -a, -um, and Dardanicus, a, -um; the Dardanians, Dardani, -orum (m.).

Dardanus, Dardanus, i (m.); of or belonging to Dardanus, Dardanus, -a, -um, and Dardanius, -a, -um; son or descendant of Dardanus, Dardanides, -æ (m.); daughter or female descendant of Dardanus, Dardanis, -idis; descendants of Dardanus, Dardanidæ, -arum contracted -um (m.) (poet. for Trojans and Romans).

Dares, Dares, -etis (m.).

Darius, Darius, -ii, or Dareus, -i (m.).

Darmstadt, Darmstadium, -ii (n.); of Darmstadt, Darmstadiensis, -e.

Dartmouth, Dartmuthia, -æ (f.).

Dascylium, Dascylium, -ii (n.). and Dascylos, -i (f.).

Dasius, Dasius, -ii (m.).

Datis, Datis, -is (m.).

Daulis, Daulia, Daulis, -idis (f.); of Daulia, Daunian, Daunius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Daulias, -adis,

Daunia, Daunia, -æ (f.); of Daunia, Daunian, Daunius, -a, -um. and Dauniacus, -a, -um.

Daunus, Daunus, -i (m.).

Dauphiny, Delphinatus, -us (m.); of Dauphiny, Delphinas, -atis.

Daventry, Bennavenna, -æ (f.).

Darid, David, indecl,, and David, -idis (m.); of or belonging to David, Davidicus, -a, -um.

David’s, St., Menevia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to St. David’s, Meneviensis, -e.

Davus, Davus, -i (m.).

Dead Sea, Lacus Asphaltites, -æ (m.).

Deal, Dola, -æ (f.).

Deborah, Debora, -æ (f.).

Debreczin, Debrecinum, -i (n.).

Decapolis, Decapolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Decapolis, Decapolitanus, -a, -um.

Decelia, Decelia, -æ (f.).

Decentius, Decentius, -ii (m.).

Decetia, Decetia, -æ (f.).

Decidius, Decidius, -ii (m.).

Decimius, Decimius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Decimius, Decimianus, -a, -um.

Decise, Decetia, -æ (f.).

Decius, Decius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Decius, Decianus, -a, -um.

Dee, the, Deva, -æ (m.).

Deanira, Deianira, -æ (f.).

Deidamia, Deidamia, -æ (f.).

Deiopea, Deiopea, -æ (f.).

Deiotarus, Deiotarus, i (m.).

Deiphile, Deiphile, -es (f.).

Deiphobe, Deiphobe, -es (f.).

Deiphobus, Deiphobus, -i (m.).

Dejanira, v. Deiantra.

Delhi, Clisobora, -æ (f.).

Delft, Delphium, -ii (n.).

Delia, Delia, -æ (f.).

Delium, Delium, -ii (n.).

Delos, Delos or Delus, -i (f.); of Delos, Delian, Delius, -a, -um, and Deliacns, -a, -um.

Delphi, Delphi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Delphi, Delphic, Delphicus, -a, -um.

Delta, Delta, indeclinable (n.).

Delus, v. Delos.

Demades, Demades, -is (m.).

Demarata, Demarata, -æ (f.).

Demaratus, Demaratus, -i (m.).

Demea, Demea, -æ (m.).

Demetrias, Demetrias, -adis (f.); of or belonging to Demetrias, Demetriacus, -a, -um.

Demetrium, Demetrium, -ii (n.).

Demetrius, Demetrius, -ii (m.).

Demiurgus, Demiurgus, -i (m.).

Demochares, Demochares, -is (m.).

Democrates, Democrates, -is (m.).

Democritus, Democritus, -i (m.); of Democritus, Democritean, Democriteus, -a, -um, and Democriticus, -a, -um ; the disciples of Democritus, Democritei or -critici, -orum (m.).

Demodocus, Demodocus, -i (m.).

Demoleon, Demoleon, -ontis (m.).

Demoleus, Demoleus, -i (m.).

Demonicus, Demonicus, -i (m.).

Demophoon, Demophoon, -ontis (m.).

Demotica, Didymotichos, -i (n.).

Demosthenes, Demosthenes, -is (m.); of or belonging to Demosthenes, Demosthenicus, -a, -um.

Dendera, v. Tentyra.

Denmark, Dania, -æ (f.); an inhabitant of Denmark, v. Danes.

Dennis, v. Denys.

Dentatus, Dentatus, -i (m.).

Denys, Dionysius, -ii (m.).

Deodate, Deodatus, -i (m.).

Derbe, Derbe, -es (f.); of or belonging to Derbe, Derbean, Derbæus, -a, -um; an inhabitant of Derbe, Derbetes, -æ (m.).

Derbent, Albaniæ portæ, -arum (f.).

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

Derby, Darbia, -æ (f.); Derventia, -æ (f.); Derbyshire, Derbicensis (Derbiensis) comitatus.

Dercetis, Derceto, Dercetis, -is (f.). and Derceto, -us (f.).

Dercyllus, Dercyllus, -i (m.). κυρικιμασαηικο

Derpat, v. Dorpat.

Derry, Deria, -æ (f.).

Dertona, Dertona, -æ (f.).

Dertwent, Derventus, -i (m.).

Desmond, Desmonia, -æ (f.).

Despoto (Mount), Rhodope, -es (f.).

Dessau, Dessavia, -æ (f.).

Detmold, Detmoldia, -æ (f.).

Deucalion, Deucalion, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Deucalion, Deucalioneus, -a, -um; son of Deucalion, Deucalionides, and Deucalides, -æ (m.).

Deuxponts, Bipontium, -ii (n.).

Deva, Decidava, -æ (f.).

Deveter, Daventria, -æ (f.).

Devonshire, Devonia, -æ (f.).

Dexippus, Dexippus, -i (m.).

Dia, Dia, -æ (f.).

Dindumenus, Diadumenus, -i (m.).

Diagondas, Diagondas, -æ (m.).

Diagoras, Diagoras, -æ (m.).

Diana, Diana, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Diana, Dianius, -a -um.

Dianium, Dianium, -ii (n.).

Dicæa, Dicæa, -æ (f.).

Dicæarchia, Dicæarchia, -æ (f.); inhabitants of Dicæarchia, Dicæarchæi, -orum (m.).

Dicæarchus, Dicæarchus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Dicæarchus, Dicæarcheus, -a, -um.

Dicte (Mount), Dicte, -es, and Dicta, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Dicte, Dictean, Dictæus, -a, -um.

Dictynna, Dictynna, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Dictynna, Dictynnæus, -a, -um.

Dictys, Dictys, -yis or -yos (m.).

Didius, Didius, -ii (m ); of or belonging to Didius, Didian, Didius, -a, -um.

Dido, Dido, -us, less usual -onis (f.).

Didymaon, Didymaon, -onis (m.).

Didymus, Didymus, -i (m.).

Dieppe, Deppa, -æ (f.).

Digentia, Digentia, -æ (f.).

Digitius, Digitius, -ii (m.).

Digne, Dinia, -æ (f.). q. v.

Dijon, Divio, -onis (f.); Diviodunum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Dijon, Divionensis, -e.

Dinarchus, Dinarchns, -i (m.).

Dindymus (Mount), Dindymus, -i (m.), and Dindyma, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Dindymus, Dindymenus, -a, -um; Dindymus, -a, -um.

Dinia, Dinia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Dinia, Diniensis, -e.

Dinochares, Dinochares, -is (m.).

Dinocrates, Dinocrates, -is (m.).

Dinomache, Dinomache, -es (f.).

Dinomachus, Dinomachus, -i (m.).

Dinon, Dinon or Dino, -onis (m.).

Dio, Dio or Dion, -onis (m.).

Diochares, Diochares, -is (m.); of or relating to Diochares, Diocarinus, -a, -um.

Dioclea, Dioclea, -æ (f.).

Diocles, Diocles, -is (m.); of or belonging to Diocles, Diocleus, -a, -um.

Diocletian, Diocletianus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Diocletian, Diocletianus, -a, -um.

Diodorus, Diodorus, -i (m.).

Diodotus, Diodotus, -i (m.).

Diogenes, Diogenes, -is (m.).

Diognetus, Diognetus, -i (m.).

Diognotus, Diognotus, -i (m.).

Diomedes, Diomedes, -is (m.); of or belonging to Diomedes, Diomedian, Diomedeus, -a, -um.

Dion, v. Dio.

Dione, Dione, -es, and Diona, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Dione, Dionæus, -a, -um.

Dionysia, Dionysia, -æ (f.).

Dionysius, Dionysius, -ii (m.).

Dionysodorus, Dionysodorus, -i (m.).

Diophanes, Diophanes, -is (m.).

Diores, Diores, -æ (m.).

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

Diospolis, Diospolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Diospolis, Diospolitanus, -a, -um, and masculine, adj,, Diospolites, -æ.

Diotrephes, Diotrephes, -is (m.).

Diphilus, Diphilus, -i (m.).

Dipsas, Dipsas, -adis (f.). a woman’s name, —2, Dipsas, -antis (m.). a river.

Dipso, Ædepsum, -i (n.).

Dirce, Dirce, -es, and Dirca, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Dirce, Dircean, Dircæus, -a, -um.

Discordia, Discordia, -æ (f.).

Diva, Deva, -æ (f.).

Dium, Dium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Dium, Dian, Diensis, -e.

Divio, v. Dijon.

Divitiacus, Divitiacus, -i (m.).

Divodurum, Divodurum, -i (n.).

Divona, Divona, -æ (f.).

Dnieper, the, Borysthenes, -is (m.).

Dniester, the, Danaster, -tri, and Tyyas, -æ (m.).

Docimus, Docimus, -i (m.).

Dodona, Dodona, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Dodona, Dodonæus, -a, -um, and Dodonius, -a, -um ; pecul. feminine, Dodonis, -idis.

Dolabella, Dolabella, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Dolabella, Dolabellianus, -a, -um.

Doliche, Doliche, -es (f.).

Dolichus, Dolichus, -i (m.).

Dolon, Dolon, onis (m.).

Doloncæ, the, Doloncæ, -arum (m.).

Dolopia, Dolopia, -æ (f.); the Dolopiana, Dolopes, -um (m.); Dolopian, Dolopeius, -a, -um.

Domitia, Domitia, -as (f.).

Domitian, Dumitianus, -i (m.).

Domitius, Domitius, -ii (ni.); of or belonging to Domitius, Domitius, -a, -um, and
Domitianus, -a, -um.

Don, the, Tanais, -is (m.).

Donatus, Donatus, -i (m.).

Doncaster, Danum, -i (n.).

Donegal, Dungalia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Donegal, Dungalensis, -e.

Donusa, Donusa, -æ (f.).

Dora, Dora, -æ (f.).

Dorcas, Dorcas, -adis (f.).

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

Dorchester, Dorcestria, -æ (f.).

Dordogne, the, Duranius, -ii (m.).

Dorians, the, Dores, -um (m.); of or relating to the Dorians, Dorian, Dorius, -a, -um; Doricus, -a, -um; and Doriensis, -e; feminine, adj., Doris, -idis; the country of the Dorians, Doris, -idis (f.).

Dorion, Dorion, -ii (m.).

Doris, v. sub Dorians.

Doriscus, Doriscus, -i (f.).

Dornoch, Dornodunum, -i (n.).

Doron, Doron or Dorum, -i (n.).

Dorotheus, Dorotheus, -i (m.).

Dorothy, Dorothea, -æ (f.).

Dorpat, Dorpatum, -i, and Derbatum, -i (n.).

Dorso, Dorso, -onis (m.).

Dort, Dordracum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Dort, Doidracensis, -e.

Dortmund, Dormundia, -æ (f.); Tremonia, -æ (f.).

Dortrecht = Dort.

Dorus, Dorus, -i (m.).

Dorylæum, Dorylæum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Dorylæum, Dorylæus,-a,-um, and Dorylensis, -e.

Dosiades, Dosiades, -is (m.).

Dositheus, Dositheus, -i (m.).

Dossennus, Dossennus, -i (m.).

Dotion, Dotion, -ii (n.).

Doto, Doto, -us (f.).

Douay, Catuacum, -i (n.); Duacum, -i (n.); of or relating to Douay, Duacensis, -e.

Doubs, the, Alduabis, -is, or Dubis, -is (m.).

Douglas, Duglasium, -ii (n.).

Dourdun, Dordanum, -i (n.).

Douro, the, Durius, -ii (m.).

Doux, the, v. Doubs.

Dover, Dubris, -is (m.); Dubræ, -arum (f.).

Down, Dunum, -i (m.); County Down, Dunensis Comitatus.

Draburg, Dravoburgum, -i (n.).

Draco, Draco, -onis (m.).

Dragonara, Geronium, ii (n.).

Dragone, the, Draco, -onis (m.).

Drances, Drances, -is (m.).

Drapano, Drepanum, -i (n.). Promontorium.

Drave, the, Dravus, -i (m.).

Drepanum, Drepanum, -i (n.). and Drepana, -orum (n.).

Drinus, Drina, the Drinus, -i (m.).

Drogheda, Droghdæa, -æ (f.).

Dromiscus, Dromiscus, -i (f.).

Dromus, Dromus or Dromos, -i (m.).

Drontheim, Nidrosia, -æ (f.).

Druentia, the, Druentia, -æ (m.); of or belonging to the Druentia, Druenticus, -a, -um.

Drusilla, Drusilla, -æ (f.).

Druso, Druso, -onis (m.).

Drusus, Drusus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Drusus, Drusianus, -a, -um, and Drusinus, -a, -um.

Dryads, the, Dryades, -um (f.); a Dryad, Dryas, -adis.

Dryas, Dryas, -antis (m.); son of Dryas, Dryantiades or Dryantides, -æ (m.).

Drymæ, Drymæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Drymæ, Drymæus, -a, -um.

Drymo, Drymo, -us (f.).

Drymusa, Drymusa, -æ (f.).

Dryope, Dryope, -es (f.).

Dryopes, the, Dryopos, -um (m.).

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

Dublin, Dublinum, -i (n.); Dublinia, -æ (f.); and perhaps Eblana, -æ (f.); of Dublin, Dublinionsis, -e.

Dubris, Dubris, -is (m.).

Dudley, Dudleia, -æ (f.).

Duero or Douro = Durius, q. v.

Duillius, Duillius, -ii (m.); Duillian, Duillius, -a, -um.

Duina, Duina, -æ (f.).

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

Dulichium, Dulichium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Dulichium, Dalichian, Dullchius, -a, -um.

Dumbarton or Dunbriton, Britannodunum, -i (n.).

Dumfries, Dunfreia, -æ (f.).

Dumnacus, Dumnacus, -i (m.).

Dumnorix, Dumnorix, -igis (m.).

Dunbar, Dumbarum, -i (n.).

Dunblain, Dumblanum, -i (n.).

Dundalk, Dunkranum, -i (n.).

Dundee, Allectum, -i (n.).

Dankirk, Dunquerca, -æ (f.).

Dunstan, Dunstanus, -i (m.).

Durance, the, Druentia, -æ (m.).

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

Durazzo, v. Dyrrachium.

Duria, the, Duria, -æ (f.).

Durham, Dunelmum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Durham, Dunelmensis, -e.

Duris, Duris, -idis (m.).

Durius, the (now Douro), Durius, -ii (m.); of or relating to the Durius, Duriensis, -e.

Durnomagus, Durnomagus, -i (f.).

Durocortorum, Durocortorum, -i (n.).

Duronia, Duronia, -æ (f.).

Duronius, Duronius, -ii (m.).

Dusseldorf, Dusseldorpium, -ii (n.).

Dwina, the, Duina, -æ (f.); Carambæis, -is (m.).

Dymas, Dymas, -antis (m.); daughter of Dymas, Dymantis, -idis (f.).

Dyme, Dyme, -es, and Dymæ, -arum (f.); Dymæan, Dymæus, -a, -um.

Dyrrachium, Durazzo, Dyrrachium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Dyrrachium, Dyrrachinus, -a, um; the inhabitants of Dyrrachium, Dyrrachini or -eni, -orum (m.).

Eadith, v. Edith.

Eadulph, Eadulphus, -i (m.).

Earinus, Earinus, -i (m.).

Ebersdorf, Aula Nova (f.).

Ebora, Evora, Ebora, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ebora, Eborensis, -e.

Eboracum, Eboracum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Eboracum, Eboracensis, -e.

Ebro, the, Iberus, -i (m.).

Ebura, Ebura, -æ (f.).

Eburodunum, Eburodunum, -i, (m.); of or belonging to Eburodunum, Eburodunensis, -e.

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

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

Ebusus, Iviça, Ebusus or Ebusos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Ebusus, Ebusitanus, -a, -um.

Ecbatana, Ecbatana, -orum (n.), and -æ (f.). and -anæ, -arum (f.).

Ecetra, Ecetra, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ecetra, Ecetranus, -a, -um.

Echecrates, Echecrates, -is (m.).

Echedemus, Echedemus, -i (m.).

Echidna, Echidna, -æ (f.); of or relating to Echidna, Echidæus, -a, -um.

Echinades, the, Echinades, -um (f.). insulæ.

Echinus, Echinus, -i (f.).

Echinussa, Echinussa, -æ (f.).

Echion, Echion, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Echion, Echionius, -a, -um; son of Echion, Echionides, -æ (m.).

Echo, Echo, -us (f.).

Eculeo, Eculeo, -onis (m.).

Eden, the, Ituna, -æ (f.).

Edessa, Edessa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Edessa, Edessæus, -a, -um. and Edessenus,
-a, -um.

Edinburgh, Alata Castra (n.); Edinum or Edenburgum, -i (m.); of or belonging to Edinburgh, Edenburgenpis, -e.

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

Edgar, Eduarus, -i, and Edgar, -aris (m.).

Edith, Editha, -æ (f.).

Edmund, Edmundus, -i (f.).

Edom, Edom, indeclinable, (m.). a man’s name, —2. (f.). name of a country; Idumæa, -æ (f.).

Edoni, the, Edoni, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Edoni, Edonian, Edonus, -a, -um, and Edonius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Edonis, -idis.

Edonus (Mount), Edonus, -i, and Edon, -onis (m.).

Edusa, Edusa, -æ (f.).

Edward, Edoardus, -i, and Edvardus, -i (m.).

Edwin, Edvinus, -i (m.).

Eetion, Eetion, -onis (m.); of or relating to Eetion, Eetioneus, a, -um.

Egbert, Egbertus, -i (m.).

Egeria, Egeria, -æ (f.).

Egerius, Egerius, -ii (m.).

Egesinus, Egesinus, -i (m.).

Egesta, Egesta, -æ (f.).

Egidius, Egidius, -ii (m.).

Egina, v. Enghia.

Egmont, Egmontium, -ii (n.).

Egnatia, Egnatia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Egnatia, Egnatinus, -a, -um.

Egnatius, Egnatius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Egnatius, Egnatianus, -a, -um.

Egypt, Ægyptus and -tos, -i (f.), v. Ægypt.

Eisleben, Islebia, -æ (f.).

Elæa, Elæa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Elæa, Elæensis, -e.

Elæus, Eæus, -untis (f.).

Elam, Elam, indeclinable, (m.); descendants of Elam, the Elamites, Elamitæ, -arum.

Elatea, Elatea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Elatea, Elatensis, -e, and Elatiensis, -e.

Elath, Ælana, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Elath, Ælaniticus, -a, -um.

Elatus, Elatus, -i (m.); eon of Elatus, Elateius, -i (m.).

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

Elba, liva, -æ (f.); Æthalia, -æ (f.).

Elbe, the, Albis, -is (m.).

Elbing, Elbinga, -æ (f.).

Eldred, Eldredus, -i (m.).

Elea, Velia, Elea, -æ (f.); of Elea, Eleatto, Eleaticus, -a, -um. and Eleatea, -æ (m.).

Eleanor, Eleanora, -æ (f.).

Eleazar, Eleazar, -aris, and Eleazarus, -i (m.).

Electra, Electra, -æ (f.); of or relating to Electra, Electrius, -a, -um.

Electryon, Electryon, -onis (m.).

Electus, Electus, -i (m.).

Elefta, Elatea, -æ (f.).

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

Elephantine, Elephantine, -es (f.).

Elephantis, Elephantis, -idis (f.).

Eleusa, Eleusa, -æ (f.).

Eleusis, Eleusis or Eleusin, -inis (f.); of or belonging to Eleusis, Eleusinian, Eleusinius, -a, -um, and Eleusinus, -a, -um.

Elias, Elias, -æ (m.).

Elicius, Elicius, -ii (m.).

Eliezer, Eliezer, indeclinable, (m.).

Elijah = Elias.

Elimea, Elimea, -æ (f.).

Elimbo (Mount), Olympus, -i (m.).

Elimiotis, Elimiotis, -idis (f.).

Elis, Elis, -idis (f.); of or belonging to Elis, Elean, Elius or Eleus, -a, -um; late Elidensis, -e; pecul., feminine, Elias, -adis.

Elisa, Elisa or Elissa, -æ (f.); of or relating to Elisa, Elisæus, -a, -um.

Elisabeth, Elisabetha, -æ (f.). also indeclinable.

Elisha, Elisæus, -i (m.).

Eliza, Eliza, -æ (f.).

Elizabeth, v. Elisabeth.

Elmesly, Ulmetum, -i (n.).

Elorus, Elorus, -i (m.), and Elorum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Elorus, Elorian, Elorius, -a, -um, and Elorinus, -a, -um, also written Helorus, etc.

Elpenor, Elpenor, -oris (m.).

Elsineur, Elsenora, -æ (f.).

Elusa, Elusa, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Elusa, Elusani, -orum, and Elusates, ium (m.).

Ely, Elia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ely, Eliensis, -e.

Elymæi, the, Elymæi, -orum (m.); the country of the Elymæi, Elymais, -idis (f.).

Elysium, Elysium, -ii (n.); Elysian, Elysius, -a, -um; the Elysian Fields, Elysii Campi.

Emathia, Emathia, -æ (f.); Emathian, Emathius, -a, -um; pecul.feminine, Emathis, -idis.

Emathion, Emathion, -onis (m.).

Emboli, Amphipolis, -is (f.).

Embron, Eburodunum, -i (n.).

Emeric or Emery, Almericus, -i (m.).

Emerita, Merida, Emerita, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Emerita, Emeritanus, -a, um, and Emeritensis, -e.

Emisa, Emisa or Emesa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Emisa, Emisenus, -a, -um.

Emma, Emma, -æ (f.).

EMMANUEL, EMMANUEL, indeclinable, (m.).

Emmaus, Emmaus, -i (f.).

Emodus (Mount), Emodus, -i (m.). Mons Emodi, -orum (m.), Montes; and Emodes, -is (m.), Mons.

Empedocles, Empedocles, -is (m.); Empedoclean, Empedocleus, -a, -um.

Emporia, Emporia, -orum (n.).

Emporiæ, Emporiæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Emporiæ, Emporitanus, -a, -um.

Empulum, Empulum, -i (n.).

Ems, the, Amisia, -æ, and Amisius, -ii (m.).

Encladus, Enceladus, -i (m.).

Endymion, Endymion, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Endymion, Endymioneus, -a, -um.

Eneti, v. Heneti.

Engaddi, Ain Jidy, Engadda, -æ (f.).

Enghien, Angia, -æ (f.).

Engia or Enghia, Ægin, -æ (f.), q. v.

England, Anglia, -æ (f.), Britain; English, Anglicus, -a, -um, and Anglicanus, -a, -um; an Englishman, Anglus, -i (m.); New England, Nova Anglia (f.); a New Englander, Novus Anglicanus.

Engyon, Engyon, -i (n.); of or belonging to Engyon, Engynus, -a, -um.

Enipeus, Enipeus, -eos or -ei (m.).

Enna, Enna, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Enna, Ennæus, -a, -um. and Ennensis, -e.

Enneacrunos, Enneacrunos, -i (m.).

Enneapolis, Enneapolis, -is (f.).

Ennius, Ennius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Ennius, Ennianus, -a, -um.

Enuodius, Ennodius, -ii (m.).

Ennomus, Ennomus, -i (m.).

Enoch, Enoch, indeclinable, (m.); sons, descendants of Enoch, Enochitæ, -arum (m.).

Enos, Ænos, -i (f.).

Entella, Entella, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Entella, Entellinus, -a, -um.

Entellus, Entellus, -i (m.).

Enyo, Enyo, -us, (f.).

Eordea, Eordea, -æ (f.); Eordean, Eordæus, -a, -um, and Eordensis, -e.

Epaminondas, Epaminondas, -æ (m.).

Epaphras, Epaphras, -æ (m.).

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

Epaphus, Epaphus, -i (m.).

Epeans, the, Epei, -orum (m.).

Epenetus, Epænetus, -i (m.).

Eperies, Aperiascio, -onis (f.).; Eperiæ, -arum (f.).

Epeus, Epeus, -i (m.).

Ephesus, Ephesus, -i (f.); of Ephesus, Ephesian, Ephesius, -a, -um, and Ephesius, -a, -um.

Ephialtes, Ephialtes, -æ (m.).

Ephorus, Ephorus, -i (m.).

Ephraim, Ephraim, indeclinable, and Ephraimus, -i (m.).

Ephyra, Ephyra, -æ, and Ephyre, -es (f.); of or belonging to Ephyra, Ephyæus, -a, -um, and Ephyreius, -a, -um ; an inhabitant of Ephyra (a Corinthian), Ephyreiades, -æ (m.); Ephyreias, -adis (f.).

Epicharis, Epicharis, -is (m.).

Epicharmus, Epicharmus, -i (m.); of Epicharmus, Epicharmius, -a, -um.

Epiclerus, Epiclerus, -i (m.).

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

Epicrates, Epicrates, -is (m.).

Epietetus, Epictetus, -i (m.).

Epicurus, Epicurus, -i (m.); of Epicurus, Epicurean, Epicureus, -a, -um.

Epidamnus, Epidamnus, -i (f.); of Epidamnus, Epidamnian, Epidamnius, -a, -um.

Epidaurus, Epidaurus, -i (f.), and Epidaurum, -i (n.); of Epidaurus, Epidaurian, Epidaurius, -a, -um, and late Epidanritanus, -a, -um.

Epidicus, Epidicus, -i (m.).

Epigenes, Epigenes, -is (m.).

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

Epimenides, Epimenides, -is (m.).

Epimetheus, Epimetheus, -eos and -ei (m.); daughter of Epimetheus, Epimethis, -idis (f.).

Epiphanes, Epiphanes, -is (m.).

Epiphania, Epiphania, -æ (f.).

Epiphanius, Epiphanius, -ii (m.).

Epipolæ, Epipolæ, -arum (f.).

Epirus, Epirus and Epiros, -i (f.); of or belonging to Epirus, Epiroticus, -a, -um, and Epirensis, -e ; an inhabitant of Epirus, an Epirote, Epirotes and Epirota, -æ (m.).

Epona, Epona, -æ (f.).

Epopeus, Epopeus, -eos or -ei (m.).

Epopos, Epopos, -i (m.).

Eporedia, Eporedia, -æ (f.).

Eppius, Eppius, -ii (m.).

Epponina, Epponina, -æ (f.).

Epytus, Epytus, -i (m.); son of Epytus, Epytides, -æ (m.).

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

Erasistratus, Erasistratus, -i (m.).

Erasmus, Erasmus, -i (m.).

Erastus, Erastus, -i (m.).

Erato, Erato, -us (f.).

Eratosthenes, Eratosthenes, -is (m.).

Erbessus, Erbessns, -i (f.); of or belonging to Erbessus, Erbesensis, -e.

Erebus, Erebus, -i (m.); of Erebus, Erebeus, -a, -um.

Erechtheus, Erechtheus, -eos or -ei (m.); of or relating to Erechtheus, Erechtheus, -a, -um; son or descendant of Erechtheus, Erechthides, -æ (m.); daughter or female
descendant of Erechtheus, Erechthis, -idis.

Eressus, Eressus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Eressus, Eressian, Eressius, -a, -um.

Eretri = Erythræ, q. v.

Eretria, Eretria, -æ (f.); of Eretria, Eretrian, Eretrius, -a, -um; Eretriensis, -e; and Eretrias, -atis (m., f.); the Eretrians (sect of Entrian philosophers), Eretrici, -orum (m.).

Eretum, Eretum, -i (n.); of Eretum, Eretian, Eretinus, -a, -um.

Erfurt, Erfordia, -æ (f.).

Ergavica, Ergavica, -æ (f.); of Ergavica, Ergavicensis, -e.

Ergetium, Ergetium, -ii (n.); of Ergetium, Ergetian, Ergetinus, -a, -um.

Erginus, Erginus, -i (m.).

Erichtho, Erichtho, -us (f.).

Erichthonius, Erichthonius, -ii (m.); of or derived from Erichthonius, Erichthnius,
-a, -um.

Ericinium, Ericinium, -ii (n.).

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

Erigone, Erigone, -es (f.); of or relating to Erigone, Erigoneius, -a, -um.

Erigonus, Erigonus, -i, and Erigon, -onis (m.).

Erinna, Erinna, -æ, and Erinne, -es (f.).

Erinys, Erinys, -yos (f.).

Eriphyle, Eriphyle, -es, and Eriphyla, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Eriphyle, Eriphylæus, -a, -um.

Eris, Eris, -idia (f.).

Erisichthon, Erisichthon, -onis (m.).

Erissi, Eressus, q. v.

Eriza, Eriza, -æ (f.); of Eriza, Erizenus, -a, -um.

Erlangen, Erlanga, -æ (f.).

Ernest, Ernestus, -i (m.).

Eros, Eros, -otis (m.).

Erycina, v. Eryx.

Erymanthus (Mount), Erymanthus, -i (m.); of Erymanthus, Erymanthian, Erymanthius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Erymanthias, -adis, and Erymanthis, -idis.

Erymas, Erymas, -antis (m.).

Erythea, Erythea or -thia, -æ (f.); of or relating to Erythea, Erytheus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Erytheis, -idis.

Erythræ, Erythræ, -arum (f.); of or relating to Erythræ, Erythræan, Erythræus, -a, -um.

Eryx (Mount), Eryx, -ycis (m.); of or relating to Eryx, Erycinus, -a, -um; especially in feminine, Erycina, as appellation of Venus. — 2, a man’s name, Eryx, -ycis (m.).

Esaias, Esaias, -æ (m.).

Esaro, the, Æsar, -aris (m.).

Esau, Esau, indeclinable and Esavus, -i (m.).

Escurial, Escuriacum, -i, and Escuriale, -is (n.).

Esdras, Esdras, -æ (m.).

Esino, the, Æsis, -is (m.).

Esk, the, Esca, -æ (f.).

Eskdale, Escia, -æ (f.).

Eskihissar, Stratonicea, -æ (f.); Laodicea, -æ (f.).

Espartel, Cape, Ampelusia, -æ (f.).

Esquilliæ, Esquilliæ, -arum (f.).

Esquiline (Mount), Eequilinus, -i (m.), Mons; of the Esquiline, Esquiline, Esquilinus, -a, -um, and (from Esquiliæ) Esquilius, -a, -um.

Essedones, the, Essedones, -um (m.); of or relating to the Essedones, Essedonius, -a, -um.

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

Essenide, Xanthus, -i (f.).

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

Estelle, Stella, -æ (f.).

Esther, Esther, indeclinable (f.).

Estremadura, Extrema Durii or Extremadura, -æ (f.).

Esula, Esula, -æ (f.).

Eteocles, Eteocles, -is and -eos (m.); of or relating to Eteocles, Eteocleus, -a, -um.

Ethelbald, Ethelbaldus, -i (m.).

Ethelbert, Ethelbertus, -i (m.).

Ethlfred, Ethelfredus, -i (m.).

Ethelred, Ethelredus, -i (m.).

Ethelstan, Ethelstanus, -i (m.).

Ethelwald, Ethelwaldus, -i (m.).

Ethelwold, Ethelwoldus, -i (m.).

Ethiopia, Æthiopia, -æ (f.); of or relating to Ethiopia, Ethiopian, Æthiopius, -a, -um, and Æthiops, -opis; the Ethiopians, Æthiopes, -um (m.).

Ethopia, Ethopia, -æ (f.).

Etovissa, Etovissa, -æ (f.).

Etruria, Etruria, -æ (f.); Tyrrhenia, -æ, and Tuscia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Etruria, Etrurian, Etruscus, -a, -um; Tyrrhenicus, -a, -um; Tyrrhenus, -a, -um; Tuscus, -a, -um; Toscanus, -a, -um; and Toscanicus, -a, -um; the Etrurians, Etrusci, -orum; Tusci, -orum; and Tyrrheni, -orum (m.).

Eu, Auga, -æ (f.); Augium, -ii (n.).

Eubius, Eubius, -ii (m.).

Eubœa, Eubœa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Eubœa, Eubœan, Eubœus, -a, -um, and Euboicus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Eubois, -idis.

Eubulides, Eubulides, -æ (m.).

Eubulus, Eubulus, -i (m.).

Eucheria, Eucheria, -æ (f.).

Eucherius, Eucherius, -ii (m.).

Euclid, Euclides, -æ (m.).

Euetus, Euctus, -i (m.).

Emdæmon, Eudæmon, -onis (m.).

Eudamus, Eudamus, -i (m.).

Eudemus, Eudemus, -i (m.).

Eudorus, Eudorus, -i (m.).

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

Eudoxia, Eudoxia, -æ (f.).

Eudoxus, Eudoxus, -i (m.).

Eufemia, Gulf of, Vibonensis Sinus.

Eugene, Eugenius, Eugenius, -ii (m.).

Eugenium, Eugenium, -ii (n.).

Euhemerus, Euhemerus, -i (m.).

Euhydrium, Euhydrium, -ii (n.).

Eumedes, Eumedes, -is (m.).

Eumelus, Eumelus, -i (m.).

Eumenes, Eumenes, -is (m.); of or relating to Eumenes, Eumeneticus, -a, -um.

Eumenia, Eumenia, -æ (f.).

Eumenides, the, Eumenides, -um (f.), v. Fury, in 1st part.

Eumolpus, Eumolpus, -i (m.; son or descendant of Eumolpus, Eumolpides, -æ (m.); the descendants of Eumolpus, the Eumolpidæ (a priestly family), Eumolpidæ, -arum (m.).

Eumolus, Eumolus, -i (m.).

Eunice, Eunice, -es (f.).

Eunomus, Eonomus, -i (m.).

Eunus, Eunus, -i (m.).

Euodia, Euodia, -as (f.).

Eupalium, Eupalium, -ii (n.). and Eupalia, -æ (f.).

Eupator, Eupator, -oris (m.).

Euphemia, Euphemia, -æ, or Eupheme, -es (f.).

Euphorbus, Euphorbus, -i (m.).

Euphorion, Euphorion, -onis (m.).

Euphranor, Euphranor, -oris (m.).

Euphrates, the, Euphrates, -is, acc., -em and -en (m.); of or relating to the Euphrates, Enphratæus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, in late poet., Euphratis, -idis.

Euphronius, Euphronius, -ii (m.).

Euphrosyne, Euphrosyne, -es, and Euphrosyna, -æ (f.).

Eupolemus, Eupolemus, -i (m.).

Eupolis, Eupolis, -idis (a.).

Eure, the, Audura, -æ (f.).

Euripides, Euripides, -is (m.); of or relating to Euripides, Euripidean, Euripideus, -a, -um.

Euripus, Euripus, -i (m.).

Euromus, Euromus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Euromus, Euremensis, -e.

Europa, Europa, -æ, and Europe, -es (f.), of or belonging to Europa, Europæus, -a, -um.

Europe, Europa, -æ, and Europe, -es (f.); of or relating to Europe, European, Europæus, -a, -um, and Enropensis, -e, (late).

Europus, Europus, -i (m.).

Eurotas, the, Eurotas, -æ (m.).

Euryale, Euryale, -es (f.).

Euryalus, Euryalus, -i (m.).

Euryanassa, Euryanassa, -æ (f.).

Eurybates, Eurybates, -is (m.).

Eurybiades, Eurybiades, -is (m.).

Euryclea, Euryclea, -æ (f.).

Eurydamas, Eurydamas, -antis (m.).

Eurydice, Eurydice, -es, and Eurydica, -æ (f.).

Eurylochus, Eurylochus, -i (m.).

Eurymachus, Eurymachus, -i (m.).

Eurymedon, Eurymedon, -ontis (m.).

Earymus, Eurymus, -i (m.); son of Eurymus, Eurymides, -æ (m.).

Eurynome, Eurynome, -es (f.).

Euryone, Euryone, -es (f.).

Eurypylus, Eurypylus, -i (m.); of Eurypylus, Eurypylis, -idis (feminine, adj.).

Eurysthenes, Eurysthenes, -is (m.).

Enrystheus, Eurystheus, -eos or -ei (m.); of or relating to Eurystheus, Eurystheus, -a, -um.

Eurytion, Eurytion, -onis (m.).

Eurytus, Eurytus, -i (m.); daughter of Eurytus, Eurytis, -idis (f.).

Eusebius, Eusebius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Eusebius, Eusebianus, -a, -um.

Eustace, Eustachius, -ii (m.).

Eustathius, Eustathius, -ii (m.).

Euterpe, Euterpe, -es (f.).

Euthycrates, Euthycrates, -is (m.).

Eutrapelus, Eutrapelus, -i (m.).

Eutropius, Eutropius, -ii (m.).

Eityches, Eutyches, -is (m.).

Eutychides, Eutychides, -æ (m.).

Eutychis, Eutychis, -idis (f.).

Eutychius, Eutychius, -ii (m.).

Euxine, the (Sea), Euxinus, -i (m.). Pontus, and Euxinum, -i (n.). Mare; Euxine (as adj.), Euxinus, -a, -um.

Eva, v. Eve.

Evadne, Evadne, -es (f.).

Evagoras, Evagoras, -æ (m.).

Evagrus, Evagrus, -i (m.).

Evan, Evan, -antis (m.).

Evander, Evander, -dri, and Evandrus, -i (m.); of or relating to Evander, Evandrius, -a, -um.

Evanthia, Evanthia, -æ (f.).

Evanthius, Evanthius, -ii (m.).

Eve,, Eva, -æ (f.).

Evenor, Evenor, -oris (m.).

Evenus, the, Evenus, -i (m.); of or relating to the Evenus, Eveninus, -a, -um.

Everard, Everardus, -i (m.).

Evora, Ebora, -æ (f.).

Evreux, Eborica, -æ (f.); Ebroicæ, -arum (f.); of Evreux, Ebroicensis, -e.

Ex, the, Isca, -æ (f.).

Exadius, Exadius, -ii (m.).

Excisum, Excisum, -i (n.).

Exeter, Isca Damnoniorum; Exonia, -æ (f.); of Exeter, Exoniensis, -e.

Exquiliæ, v. Esquiliæ.

Ezechias, Hezekiah, Ezechias, -æ (m.).

Ezechiel, Ezechiel, -elis (m.).

Ezra, Ezra, -æ, or Esdras, -æ (m.).

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

Fabatus, Fabatus, -i (m.).

Faberius, Faberius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Faberius, Faberianus, -a, -um.

Fabianus, Fabian, Fabianus, -i (m.).

Fabius, Fabius, -ii (m.); of Fabius, Fabian, Fabius, -a, -um, and Fabianus, -a, -um; the Fabii, Fabii, -orum (m.).

Fabrateria, Fabrateria, -æ (f.); of or relating to Fabrateria, Fabraternus, -a, -um.

Fabricius, Fabricius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Fabricius, Fabrician, Fabricius, -a, -um, and Fabricianus, -a, -um.

Fabulla, Fabulla, -æ ( f.).

Fabullus, Fabullus, -i (m.).

Fadia, Fadia, -æ (f.).

Fadius, Fadius, -ii (m.).

Faenza, Faventia, -æ (f.). q. v.

Fæsulæ,, Fæsulæ, -arum, and Fæsula, -æ (f.) ; of or belonging to Fæsulæ, Fæsulanus,
-a, um.

Fagutal, Fagutal, -alis (n.); of or belonging to the Fagutal, Fagutalis, -e.

Fairford, Pulchrum Vadum, -i (n.).

Faith, Fides, -ei (f.).

Falcidius, Falcidius, -ii (m.); of Falcidius, Falcidius, -a, -um, and Falcidianus, -a, -um.

Falerii, Falerii, -orum (m.); of Falerii, Falerian, Faliscus, -a, -um; Faleriensis, -e; and Falerionensis, -e.

Falernian, Falernus, -a, -um; the Falernian wine, vinum Falernum; the Falernian district, Falernus ager.

Falmouth, Voliba, -æ (f.); Cenionis Ostia, -orum (n.).

Famieh, Apamea, -ii (f.), Syriæ.

Fannius, Fannius, -ii (m.); of Fannius, Fannius, -a, -um, and Fannianus, -a, -um.

Farfa, Farfarus, the, Farfarus, -i, or Fabaris, -is (m.).

Faruham, Vindomum, -i (n.).

Fara di Messina, Siculum Fretum (n.).

Farsa, Pharsalus, -i (f.).

Faunas, Faunus, -i (m.); of or relating to Faunus, Faunius, -a, -um; son or descendant of Faunus, Faunigena, -æ (m.).

Fausta, Fausta, -æ (f.). κυρικιμασαηικο

Faustianus, Faustianus, -i (m.).

Faustina, Faustina, -æ (f.).

Faustinus, Faustinus, -i (m.); of or relatingmto Faustinus, Faustinianus, -a, -um.

Faustulus, Faustulus, -i (m.).

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

Faventia, Faventia, -æ (f.); of or relating to Faventia, Faventinus, -a, -um.

Faveria, Faveria, -æ (f.).

Favonius, Favonius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Favonius, Favonianus, -a, -um.

Favorinus, Favorinus, -i (m.).

Fayal, Insula Fagalis.

Felicia, Felicia, -æ (f.).

Felicitas, Felicitas, -atis (f.).

Felix, Felix, -icis (m.).

Felsina, Felsina, -æ (f.).

Fenestella, Fenestella, -æ (m.). a man’s name. — 2. (f.) a gate of Rome.

Ferdinand, Ferdinandus, -i (m.).

Ferentina, Ferentina, -æ (f.).

Ferentinum, Ferentinum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Ferentinum, Ferentinensis, -e; the inhabitants of Ferentinum, Ferentinates, -um or -ium (m.), and Ferentini, -orum (m.).

Fermo, Firmum, -i (n.), q. v.

Feronia, Feronia, -æ (f.).

Ferrara, Ferrara, -æ (f.); of Ferrara, Ferrariensis, -e.

Fescennia, Fescennia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Fescennia, Fescenninus, -a, -um.

Festus, Festus, -i (m.).

Fez, Fessa, -æ (f.); the kingdom of Fez, Fessanum Regnum.

Fezzan, Phazania, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Fezzan, Phazanii, -orum (m.).

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

Ficulnea, Ficulnea or Ficulea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ficulnea, Ficulensis, -e, and Ficulnensis, -e; the inhabitants of Ficulnea, Ficuleates and Ficulenses, -ium (m.).

Fidari, the, Evenus, -i (m.).

Fidena, Fidena, -æ, and Fidenæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Fidena, Fidenas, -atis.

Fidentia, Fidentia, -æ (f.); of Fidentia, Fidentinus, -a, -um.

Fidius, Fidius, -ii (m.).

Fiesole, Fæsulæ, -arum (f.).

Figulus, Figulus, -i (m.).

Filibe, Philippopolis, -is (f.).

Fimbria, Fimbria, -æ (m.); of or relating to Fimbria, Fimbrianus, -a, -um.

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

Finland, Finnonia, -æ (f.); Finnia, -æ (f.); of Finland, Finnish, Finnicus, -a, -um; the Finns, Fenni, -orum (m.).

Firmicus, Firmicus, -i (m.).

Firmius, Firmius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Firmius, Firmianus, -a, -um.

Firmum, Firmum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Firmum, Firmanus, -a, -um.

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

Flamen, Flamen, -inis (m.).

Flaminia, Flaminia, -æ (f.).

Flumininus, Flamininus, -i (m.).

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

Flanates, the, Flanates, -um (m.); of or relating to the Flanates, Flanaticus, -a, -um.

Flanders, Flandria, -æ (f.); of Flanders, Flemish, Flandricus, -a, -um.

Flavia, Flavia, -æ (f.).

Flavianus, Flavian, Flavianus, -i (m.).

Flavina, Flavina, -æ (f.); of Flavina, Flavinian, Flavinius, -a, -um.

Flavinus, Flavinus, -i (m.).

Flaviopolis, Flaviopolis, -is (f.); of or relating to Flaviopolis, Flaviopolitanus, -a, -um.

Flavius, Flavius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Flavius, Flavian, Flavius, -a, -um, and Flavianus, -a, -um.

Flensburg, Flenopolis, -is (f.); Flensburgia, -æ (f.).

Fleury, Floriacum, -i (n.).

Flevo, Flevo, -onis (m.).

Flevum, Flevum, -i (n.).

Flora, Flora, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Flora, Floralis, -e.

Florens, Florens, -entis (m.).

Florence, Fiorentia, -æ (f.). a city; of or belonging to Florence, Florentine, Florentinus, -a, -um, and Florentius, -a, -um. 2, a female name.

Florentinus, Florentinus, -i (m.).

Florentius, Florentius, -ii (m.).

Florian, Florianus, -i (m.).

Florida, Florida, -æ (f,)- of Florida, Floridensis, -e.

Floronia, Floronia, -æ (f.).

Florus, Florus, -i (m.).

Flushing, Flessinga, -æ (f.).

Fochia, Phocæa, -æ (f.).

Folia, Folia, -æ (f.).

Fondi, Fundi, -orum (m.).

Fontainebleau, Fons Bellaqueus (m.); Bellollofontanum, -i (n.).

Fontaines, Fontes, -ium (m.).

Fonteia, Fonteia, -æ (f.).

Fonteins, Fonteius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Fonteius, Fonteius, -a, -um, and Fonteianus, -a, -um.

Fontenellas, Fontanella, -æ (f.).

Foqui, Fochium, -ii (n.).

Forentum, Forenza, Forentum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Forentum, Forentanus, a, -um.

Formiæ, Formiæ; -arum (f.); of or belonging to Formiæ, Formianus, -a, -um.

Formianus, Formianus, -i (m.).

Formosa, Formosa, -æ (f.).

Forth (the Frith of), Bodotriæ Æstuarium.

Forture, the, Frento, -onis (m.).

Fortuna, Fortuna, -æ (f.).

Fortunate Islands, Fortunatæ Insulæ, -arum (f.).

Fortunatus, Fortunatus, -i (m.).

Foruli, Foruli, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Foruli, Forulanus, -a, -um.

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

Fossa, Fossa, -æ (f.).

Fossano, Fossanum, -i (n.).

Fossius, Fossius, -ii (m.).

Fossombrone, Forum Sempronii (n.).

Fox Island, Alopeconnesus, -i (f.).

France, Gallia, -æ (f.). in class. Lat., Francia, -æ (f.). in very late Lat.; the inhabitants of France, the French, Galli, -orum (m.); in late Lat., Franci, -orum (m.); French, of or belonging to France, Gallicus, -a, -um, and Gallicanus, -a, -um; in late Lat., Francus, -a, -um, and Francicus, -a, -um.

Frances, Francesca, -æ (f.).

Francis, Franciscus, -i (m.).

Franconia, Franconia, -æ (f.).

Frango, Frango, -onis (m.).

Frankfort, Francofurtum, -i (n.).

Frascati, Frasculum, -i (n.).

Frederic, Fridericus, -i (m.).

Fredericksburg, Fridericoburgum, -i (n.).

Fredericktown, Fridericopolis, -is (f.).

Fregellæ, Fregellæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Fregellæ, Fregellanus, -a, -um.

Frejus, Forum Julii (n.); of Frejus, Forojuliensis, -e.

Frentani, the, Frentani, -orum (m.); of or concerning the Frentani, Frentanus, -a, -um.

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

Fresilia, Fresilia, -æ (f.).

Freyberg, Freyberga, -æ (f.).

Freyburg, Freyburgum, -i (n.).

Friesland, Frisia, -æ (f.); East Friesland, Frisia Orientalis; West Friesland, Frisia Occidentalis.

Frisii, the, Frisii, -orum (m.); of the Frisii, Frisian, Frisianus, -a, -um.

Frontinus, Frontinus, -i (m.).

Fronto, Fronto, -onis (m.); of or relating to Fronto, Frontonianus, -a, -um.

Frusino, Frusinone, Frusino, -onia (f.); of or relating to Frusino, Frusinas, -atis (adj.).

Fucinus (Lake), Fucinus, -i (m.). Lacus.

Fuego (Tierra del), Insula Ignis or Ignium.

Fuffettius, Fuffetius, -ii (m.).

Fufitidius, Fufidius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Fufidius, Fufidianus, -a, -um.

Fufius, Fufius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Fufius, Fofius, -a, -um.

Fulcinius, Fulcinius, -ii (m.).

Fuld, Folda, -æ (f.); of Fuld, Fuldensis, -e.

Fulfulæ, Fulfulæ, -arum (f.).

Fulgentius, Fulgentius, -ii (m.).

Fulginia, Fulginia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Fulginia, Fulginas, -atis (adj.).

Fuligno, Fulginium, -ii (n.).

Fulk, Fulco, -onis (m.).

Fulvia, Fulvia, -æ (f.).

Fulvius, Fulvius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Fulvius, Fulvianus, -a, -um.

Fundanius, Fundanius, -ii (m.); of or concerning Fundanius, Fundanianus, -a, -um.

Fundi, Fundi, -orum (w.); of or belonging to Fundi, Fundanus, -a, -um.

Funen, Fionia, -æ (f.).

Furina, Furina, -æ (f.); of or relating to Furina, Furinalis, -e.

Furius, Furius, -ii (m.).

Furnius, Furnius, -ii (m.).

Fuscinus, Fuscinus, -i (m.).

Fuscus, Fuscus, -i (m.).

Fusius, Fusius, -ii (m.).

Gaba, Gaba, -æ, and Gabe, -es (f.).

Gabala, Gabala, -æ, and Gabale, -es (f.).

Gabali, the, Gabali, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Gabali, Gabilicus, -a, -um, and late Gabalitanus, -a, -um.

Gabaon, Gabaon, indeclinable (f.); of or belonging to Gabaon, Gabaoniticus, -a, -um; an inhabitant of Gabaon, Gabaonites, -æ (m.).

Gabba, Gabba, -æ (m.).

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

Gabienus, Gabienus, -i (m.).

Gabii, Gabii, -orum (m.); of Gabii, Gabine, Gabinus, -a, -um; Gabinianus, -a, -um; and Gabiensis, -e.

Gabinia, Gabinia, -æ (f.).

Gabinius, Gabinius, -ii (m.).

Gabriel, Gabriel, indeclinable, and Gabriel, -elis (m.).

Gadara, Gadara, -orum (n.).

Gades, Gades, -ium (f.); of Gades, Gaditanus, -a, -um.

Gaeta, Caieta, -æ (f.). q. v.

Gætulia, Gætulia, -æ (f.); of Gætulia, Gætulian, Gætulicus, -a, -um. and Gætulius, -a, -um.

Gaius, Gaius, -ii (m.).

Galæsus, Galaso, the Galæsus, -i (m.).

Galanthis, Galanthis, -idis (f.).

Galatæ, the, Galatæ, -arum (m.).

Galatea, Galatea, -æ (f.).

Galatia, Galatia, -æ (f.); Gallogræcta, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Galatia, Galatian, Galaticus, -a, -um; the Galatians, Galatæ, -arum (m.); Gallogræci, -orum (m.).

Galba, Galba, -æ (m.); of or relating to Galba, Galbianus, -a, -um.

Galen, Galenus, -i (m.).

Galepsus, Galepsus, -i (f.).

Galeria, Galeria, -æ (f.).

Galerius, Galerius, -ii (m.); of Galerius, Galerian, Galerius, -a, -um.

Galesus, v. Galæsus.

Galiria, Gallæcia, -æ (f.); Galician, Gallæcus, -a, -um; Gallaicus, -a, -um.

Galilee, Galilæa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Galilee, Galilæus, -a, -um; Sea of Gililee, Gennesaras, -æ (m.). Lacus, or Tiberiadis Lacus; v. also Gennesareth.

Galla, Galla, -æ (f.).

Gallia, v. Gaul.

Galliena, Galliena, -æ (f.).

Gallienus, Gallienus, -i (m.).

Gallina, Gallina, -æ (m.).

Gallio, Gallio, -onis (m.).

Gallipoli, Callipolis, -is (f.).

Gallius, Gallius, -ii (m.).

Gallonius, Gallonius, -ii (m.).

Gallus, Gallus, -i (m.).

Galway, Galliva, -æ (f.).

Gamaliel, Gamaliel, indeclinable, and Gamaliel, -elis (m.).

Ganges, the, Ganges, -is and -æ (m.); of or relating to the Ganges, Gangeticus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Gangetis, -idis.

Ganymedes, Ganymedes, -is (m.); of Ganymede, Ganymedeus, -a, -um.

Gaps, Tacape, -es (f.).

Garamantes, the, Garamantes, -um (m.); of or relating to the Garamantes, Gararmanticus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Garamantis, -idis.

Garda (Logo di), Benacus, -i (m.). Lacus.

Garganus (Mount), Garganus, -i (m.), Mons; of Garganus, Garganus, -a, -um.

Gargaphia, Gargaphia, -æ and -phie, -es (f.).

Gargara, Gargara, -orum (m.); of or relating to Gargara, Gargaricus, -a, -um.

Gargettus, Gargettus, -i (m.); of Gargettus, Gargettian, Gargettius, -a, -um.

Gargilius, Gargilius, -ii (m.); of Gargilius, Gargilianus, -a, -um.

Garigliano, the, Liris, -is (m.).

Garonne, the, Garumna, -æ (m.); of or relating to the Garonne, Garumnicus, -a, -um.

Gascony, Vasconia, -æ (f.).

Gateshead, Gabrosentum, -i (m.).

Gath, Geth, indeclinable (f.); of or belonging to Gath, Gethæus, -a, -um.

Gaul, Gallia, -æ (f.); of Gaul, Gallic, Gallicus, -a, -um, and Gallicanus, -a, -um; the Gauls, Galli, -orum (m.).

Gaurus (Mount), Gaurus, -i (m.); of or relating to Mount Gaurus, Gaoranus, -a, -um.

Gavius, Gavius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Gavius, Gavianus, -a, -um.

Gaza, Gaza, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Gaza, Gazanus, -a, -um, and Gazaticus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Gaza, Gazæi, -orum; Gazani, -orum; and Gazatæ, -arum (m.).

Gedrosia, Gedrosia, -æ (f.); of or concerning Gedrosia, Gedrosius, -a, -um.

Geganius, Geganius, -ii (m.).

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

Gela, Gela, -æ (f.). a city; of Gela, Gelanus, -a, -um, and Gelous, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Gela, Gelenses, -ium (m.). – 2, Gela or Gelas, -æ (m.), a river.

Gelduba, Gelduba, -æ (f.).

Gellia, Gellia, -æ (f.).

Gellius, Gellius, -ii (m.).

Gelon, Gelo, -onis (m.).

Geloni, the, Geloni, -orum (m.); of the Geloni, Gelonus, -a, -um.

Gemella, Gemella, -æ (f.).

Geminius, Geminius, -ii (m.).

Geminus, Geminus, -i (m.).

Genabum, Genabum, -i (n.), and Genabus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Genabum, Genabensis, -e.

Genauni, the, Genauni, -orum, and Genaunes, -um (m.).

Genesius, Genesius, -ii (m.).

Geneva, Geneva, -æ (f.); Augusta Allobrogum; of or belonging to Geneva, Genevensis, -e; Lake of Geneva, Lacus Lemanos.

Gennadius, Gennadius, -ii (m.).

Gennesareth, Gennesar and Gennesareth, indeclinable (f.); the inhabitants of Gennesareth, Gennesareni, -orum (m.); Lake of Gennesareth, Lacus Gennesar, indeclinable, and Gennesaras, -æ (m.). v. sub Galilee.

Genoa, v. Genua,

Gentia, Gentia, -æ (f.).

Gentius, Gentius, -ii (m.).

Genua, Genoa, Genua, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Genua, Genuensis, -e, and Genuas, -atis; Gulf of Genoa, Sinus Ligusticus.

Genucius, Genucius, -ii (m.).

Genusus, Genusus, -i (m.).

Georgia, Georgia, -æ (f.).

Georgius, Georgius, -ii (m.).

Gera, Gera, -æ (f.).

Geræstus, Geræstus, -i (f.).

Gerania, Gerania, -æ (f.).

Gerard, Gerardus, -i (m.).

Gergenti, v. Girgenti.

Gergithus, Gergithus, -i (f.).

Gergoria, Gergovia, -æ (f.).

Germalus, Germalus, -i (m.).

Germanicus, Germanicus, -i (m.).

Germany, Germania, -æ (f.); of or relating to Germany or the Germans, Germanicus, -a, -um, and Germanus, -a, -um; the Germans, Germani, -orum; Alemanni, -orum (m.).

Geronium, Geronium, -ii (m.).

Gerontia, Gerontia, -æ (f.).

Gerrha, Gerrha, -orum (n.).

Gertrude, Gertruda, -æ (f.).

Geryon, Geryon, -onis, and Geryones, -æ (m.); of or relating to Geryon, Geryoneus, -a, -um.

Gessoriacum, Gessoriacum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Gessoriacum, Gessoriacus, -a, -um.

Getæ, the, Getæ, -arum (m.); of or belonging to the Getæ, Geticus, -a, -um; and pecul. masc., Getes, -æ, In sing. usual as name of a slave, Geta, -æ (m.).

Geth, v. Gath.

Getone, Getone, -es (f.).

Ghent, Ganda, -æ (f.). and Gandavum, -i (n.); of Ghent, Gandavensis, -e.

Gibraltar, Calpe, -es (f.); Strait of Gibraltar, Fretum Herculeum, or Gaditanum.

Gideon, Gedeon, -onis (m.).

Gilbert, Gilbertus, -i (m.).

Gildo, Gildo, -onis (m.); of or relating to Gildo, Gildonicus, -a, -um.

Giles, Ægidius, -ii (m.).

Gillian, Jaliana, -æ (f.).

Girgenti, Agrigentum, -i (n.), q. v.

Gisgo, Gisgo, -onis (m.).

Glabrio, Glabrio, -onis (m.).

Glamorganshire, Glamorgania, -æ (f.).

Glaphyrus, Glaphyrus, -i, (m.).

Glasgow, Glascovium, -ii (n.).

Glastonbury, Glastonia, -æ (f.).

Glauce, Glauce, -es (f.).

Glaucia, Glaucia, -æ (m.).

Glaucio, Glaucio, -onis (m.).

Glaucippus, Glaucippus, -i (m.).

Glaucus, Glaucus, -i (m.).

Globulus, Globulus, -i (m.).

Giogau, Glogavia, -æ (f.).

Gloucester, Glocestria, -æ (f.).

Glycera, Glycera, -æ (f.).

Glycerium, Glycerium, -ii (m.).

Glycerius, Glycerius, -ii (m.).

Glycon, Glycon, -onis (m.); of or relating to Glycon, Glyconiuss, -a, -um.

Gnatho, Gnatho, -onis (m.).

Gnatia, v. Egnatia.

Gnidus, v. Cnidus.

Gnipho, Gnipho, -onis (m.).

Gnosus, Cnosus.

Godard, Godardus, -i (m.).

Godesberg, Ara Ubiorum.

Godfrey, Gothofredus, -i, and Godfridus, -i (m.).

Godwin, Godwinus, -i (m.).

Golgi, Golgi, -orum (m.).

Golgotha, Golgotha, indeclinable (m.).

Golconda, Golconda, -æ (f.); Dachinabades, -is (f.).

Goliath, Goliath, indeclinable, and Galias, -æ (m.).

Gomorrha, Gomorrha, -æ (f.); Gomorrhum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Gomorrha, Gomorrhæus, -a, -um.

Gomphi, Gomphi, -orum (m.); the inhabitants of Gomphi, Gomphenises, -ium (m.).

Gonni, Gonni, -orum (m.), and Gonnus,-i (m.).

Good Hope (Cape of), Promontorium Bonæ Spei.

Gophnitica, Gophnitica, -æ (f.).

Gordian, Gordianus, -i (m.).

Gordium, Gordium, -ii (n.).

Gordius, Gordius, -ii (m.).

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

Gorge, Gorge, -ea (f.).

Gorgias, Gorgias, -æ (m.).

Gorgon, a, Gorgon or Gorgo, -onis (f.); the Gorgons, Gorgones, -um; of or relating to the Gorgons, Gorgoneus, -a, -um.

Gorgonius, Gorgonius, -ii (m.).

Gorlitz, Gorlitium, -ii (n.).

Gortyn, Gortys or Gortyn, -ynis, and Gortyra, -æ (f.); Gortyne, -es (f.); of Gortyn, Gortynian, Gortyniacus, -a, -um, and Gortynius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Gortynia, -idis.

Gotha, Gotha, -æ (f.); of Gotha, Gothanus, -a, -um.

Goths, the, Gothi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Gothis, Gothic, Gothicus, -a, -um; the country of the Goths, Gothland, Gothia, -æ (f.).

Göttingen, Gottinga, -æ (f.).

Gozo, Gaulos, -i (f.).

Gracchus, Gracchus, -i (m.); the Gracchi, Gracchi, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Gracchi, Gracchanus, -a, -um.

Grace, Gratia, -æ (f.); the Graces, Gratiæ, -arum, and Charites, -um (f.).

Græcinnus, Græcinus, -i (m.).

Gramont, Grandimontium, -ii (n.).

Grampian (Hills), Grampius, -ii (m.). Mons.

Granada, Granata, -æ (f.); of Granada, Granatensis, -e.

Grandio, Grandio, -onis (m.).

Grane, Grane, -es (f.).

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

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

Granta, the, v. Cam.

Gratian, Gratianus, -i (m.).

Gratianopolis, Gratianopolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Gratianopolis, Gratianopolitanus, -a, -um.

Gratidianus, Gratidianus, -i (m.).

Gratidius, Gratidius, -ii (m.).

Gratius, Gratius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Gratius, Gratianus, -a, -um.

Gratus, Gratus, -i (m.).

Gravesend, Gravescenda, -æ (f.).

Graviscæ, Graviscæ, -arum, and less usual, Graviscæ, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Graviscæ, Graviscanus, -a, -um.

Greece, Græcia, -æ (f.); Hellas, -adis (f.); of or belonging to Greece, Greek, Grecian, Græcus, -a, -um; later or less usual, Græcanicus, -a, um; Graius, -a, -um; Græciensis, -e; and Helladicus, -a, -um; the Greeks, Hellenes, -um, and Græci, -orum (m.).

Greenwich, Gronaicum, -i, and Grenovicum, -i (n.).

Gregorian, Gregorianus, -i (m.).

Gregory, Gregorius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Gregory, Gregorian, Gregorianus, -a, -um.

Greifswald, Gryphiswalda, -æ (f.).

Grenoble, Gratianopolis, -is (f.).

Griffith, Griffithius, -ii (m.).

Grinnes, Grinnes, -ium (f.).

Gröningen, Groninga, -æ (f.).

Grosphus, Grosphus, -i (m.).

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

Grumentum, Grumentum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Grumentum, Grumentinensis, -e.

Grunium, Grunium, -ii (n.).

Gryllus, Gryllus, -i (m.).

Grynia, Grynia, -æ (f.); Grynium, -ii (n.); of Grynia, Grynean, Gryneus, -a, -um.

Guadalquivir, the, Bætis, -is (m.).

Guadalviar, the, Durias, -æ, and Turia, -æ (m.).

Gnadiana, the, Anas, -æ (m.).

Guardafui, Cape, Aromata (n.), Promontorium.

Gubbio, Eugubium, -ii (n.).

Guienne, Aquitania, -æ (f.), q. v.

Guilford, Gilfordia, -æ (f.).

Guinea, Guinea, -æ (f.).

Gulussa, Gulussa, -æ (m.).

Gutta, Gutta, -æ (m.).

Guy, Guido, -onis (m.).

Gyarus, Gyarus or Gyaros, -i (f.).

Gyas, Gyas or Gyes, -æ (m.).

Gyges, Gyges, -æ (m.); of or relating to Gyges, Gygæus, -a, -um.

Gylippus, Gylippus, -i (m.).

Gymuesiæ, the, Gymnesiæ, -arum (f.). insulæ; an inhabitant of the Gymnesia, Gymnes, -etis (m.).

Gyndes, the, Gyndes, -æ (m.).

Gyrton, Gyrton, -onis, and Gyrtona, -æ (f.).

Gythium, Gytheum or Gythium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Gythium, Gytheates, -æ (m.).

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

Haarlæm, v. Harlem.

Habakuk, Habacuc or Abacuc, indeclinable, (m.).

Habsburg, Habsburga, -æ (f.).

Haddington, Hadina, -æ (f.).

Hadersleben, Haderslebia, -æ (f.).

Hadria, Hadria, -æ (f.); of or relating to Hadria, Hadriacus, -a, -um; Hadrianus, -a, -um; and Hadriaticus, -a, -um; the Hadriatic Sea, v. Adriatic.

Hadrian, Hadrianus, -i (m.); of or relating to Hadrian, Hadrianus, -a, -um, and Hadrianalis, -e.

Hadrumetum, v. Adrumetum.

Hæmon, Hæmon, -onis (m.).

Hæmonia, Hæmonia, -æ (f.); of Hæmonia, Hæmonius, -a, -um.

Hæmus, Hæmus, -i (m.).

Hagar, Hagar, -aris (f.).

Hagna, Hagna, -æ (f.).

Hagnius, Hagnius, -ii (m.); son of Hagnius, Hagniades, -æ (m.).

Hague, Haga Comitum.

Halæsa, Halæsa, -æ (f.); of Halæsa, Halæsian, Halæsinus, -a, -um.

Halæsus, Halæsus, -i (m.).

Halcyone, v. Alcyone.

Hales, the, Hales, -etis (m.).

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

Haliartus, Haliartus, -i (f.); of Haliartus, Haliartius, -a, -um.

Halicarnassus, Halicarnassus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Halicarnassus, Halicarnasseus, -a, -um, and Halicarnassensis, -e.

Halius, Halius, -ii (m.).

Halle, Hala, -æ (f.), or Hala Saxonum,

Halmydessus, Halmydessus, -i (f.).

Halone, Halone, -es (f.).

Halonesus, Halonesus, -i (f.).

Halus, Halus or Halos, -i (f.).

Halys, the, Halys, -yos (m.).

Ham, Hametum, -i (n.). – 2. (m.) v. Cham.

Hamadan, Ecbatana, -orum (n.).

Hamæ, Hamæ, -arum (f.).

Haman, Haman, indeclinable, and -anis (m.).

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

Hamburg, Hamburgum, -i (n.); of Hamburg, Hamburgensis, -e.

Hamilcar, Hamilcar, -aria (m.).

Hampton, Hamptonia, -æ (f.); of Hampton, Hamptoniensis, -e.

Hampshire, Hanonia, -æ (f.); Hamptoniensis Comitatus: New Hampshire, Nova Hanonia.

Hannah, Anna, -æ (f.).

Hannibal, Hannibal, -alis (m.).

Hanno, Hanno, -onis (m.).

Hanover, Hanovera, -æ (f.); Hanoverian, Hanoveranus, -a, -um.

Harfleur, Harflevium, -ii (n.).

Harlem, Harlemum, -i (n.).

Harman or Herman, Hermannus, -i (m.).

Harmodius, Harmodius, -ii (m.).

Harmonia, Harmonia, -æ (f.).

Harmonius, Harmonius, ii (m.).

Harold, Haroldus, -i (m.).

Harpagus, Harpagus, -i (m.).

Harpalus, Harpalus, -i (m.).

Harpalyce, Harpalyce, -es (f.).

Harpalycus, Harpalycus, -i (m.).

Harpasus, the, Harpasus, -i (m.); of the Harpasus, Harpasides, -æ (m.).

Harpax, Harpax, -acis (m.).

Harpocrates, Harpocrates, -is (m.).

Harpocration, Harpocration, -onis (m.).

Harpy, a, Harpyia, -æ (f.); usually in plural, the Harpies, Harpyiæ, -arum.

Hartford, Vadum Cervinum (n.); Harfordia, -æ (f.); of or relating to Hartford, Harfordiensis, -e.

Harwich, Harvicum, -i (n.).

Harz Forest, Hercynia Silva.

Hasdrubal, Hasdrubal, -alis (m.).

Hastings, Hastingæ, -arum (f.).

Hatford, Hatfordia, -æ (f.).

Haterius, Haterius, -ii (m.).

Havana, Havanna, -æ (f.); Fanum St. Christophori.

Havre, Havrea, -æ (f.).

Havre de Grace, Gratiæ Portus; Caracotinum, -i (n.).

Hebata, Hebata, -æ (f.).

Hebe, Hebe, -es (f.).

Hebrews, the, Hebræi, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Hebrews, Hebrew, Hebræus, -a, -um, and Hebraicus, -a, -um.

Hebrides, the, Ebudes, -um, or Ebadæ, -arum (f.). Insulæ.

Hebron, Hebron, indeclinable, (m.). a man’s name; sons or descendants of Hebron, Hebronites, Hebronitæ, -arum (m.). — 2. (f.). a city.

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

Hecabe, Hecabe, -es (f.).

Hecale, Hecale, -es (f.).

Hecatæus, Hecatæus, -i (m.).

Hecate, Hecate, -es (f.); of or relating to Hecate, Hecatæus and Hecateius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Hecateis, -idis.

Hecato, Hecato, -onis (m.).

Hecatompylos, Hecatompylos, -i (f.).

Hector, Hector, -oris (m.); of or relating to Hector, Hectorian, Hectoreus, -a, -um.

Hecuba, Hecuba, -æ, and Hecube, -es (f.).

Hecyra, Hecyra, -æ (f.).

Hedymeles, Hedymeles, -is (m.).

Hegeas, Hegeas, -æ (m.).

Hegesias, Hegesias, -æ (m.).

Hegesilochus, Hegesilochus, -i (m.).

Heidelberg, Heidelberga, -æ (f.). κυρικιμασαηικο

Helen, Helena, -æ (f.).

Helena, Helena, -æ (f.).

Helenius, Helenius, -ii (m.).

Helenor, Helenor, -oris (m.).

Helenus, Helenus, -i (m.).

Helernus, Helernus, -i (m.).

Helicaon, Helicaon, -onis (m.); of Helicaon, Helicaonius, -a, -um.

Helice, Helice, -es (f.).

Helico, Helico, -onis (m.).

Helicon, Helicon, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Helicon, Heliconius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Heliconis, -idis, and Heliconias, -adis; in plural (of the Muses), Heliconides and Heliconiades, um.

Heligoland, Insula Sancta (f.).

Helimus, Helimus, -i (m.).

Heliodorus, Heliodorus, -i (m.).

Heliogabalus, Heliogabalus, -i (m.).

Heliopolis, Heliopolis, -is (f.); of or relating to Heliopolis, Heliopolitanus, -a, -um; pecul. masculine, adj,, Heliopolites, -æ; the inhabitants of Heliopolis, Heliopolitæ, -arum (m.).

Hellanice, Hellanice, -es (f.).

Hellanicus, Hellanicus, -i (m.).

Hellas, Hellas, -adis (f.). v. Greece.

Helle, Helle, -es (f.).

Hellen, Hellen, -enis (m.).

Hellespont, Hellespontus, -i (m.); of the Hellespont, Hellespontine, Hellespontiacus, -a, -um; Hellesponticus, -a, -um; and Hellespontius, -a, -um.

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

Helmstadt, Helmstadium, -ii (n.).

Helorus, v. Elorus.

Helos, Helos (n.); the inhabitants of Helos, v, sq.

Helots, the, Helotes, -um, and Helotæ, -arum (m.).

Helva, Helva, -æ (m.).

Helvetii, the, Helvetii, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Helvetii, Helvetius, -a, -um.

Helvidius, Helvidius, -ii (m.).

Helvii, the, Helvii, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Helvii, Helvian, Helvicus, -a, -um.

Helvius, Helvius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Helvius, Helvianus, -a, -um.

Hemina, Hemina, -æ (m.).

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

Heniochi, the, Heniochi, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Heniochi, Heniochius, -a,
-um.

Henrietta, Henrietta, -æ (f.).

Henry, Henricus, -i (m.).

Hephæstion, Hephæstion, -onis (m.).

Heraclea, Heraclea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Heraclea, Heraclean, Heracleensis, -e; Heracleus, -a, -um; and Heracleoticus, -a, -um; pecul. masculine, Heracleotes, -æ (m.).

Heracleum, Helacleum, -i (n.).

Heraclianus, Heraclianus, -i (m.).

Heraclides, Heraclides, -æ (m.).

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

Heraclius, Heraclius, -ii (m.).

Heræa, Heræa, -æ (f.).

Heraklitza, Heraclea (Thracia), -æ (f.).

Herbert, Herbertus, -i (m.).

Herbita, Herbita, -æ (f.); of or relating to Herbita, Herbitensis, -e.

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

Hercolano, Herculaneum, Herculanum, -i; Herculaneum, -i, or -nium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Herculaneum, Herculanean, Herculanensis, -e; Herculaneus and -lanus, -a, -um; and late Herculeanus, -a, -um.

Hercules, Hercules, -is (m.); of or relating to Hercules, Herculean, Herculeus, -a, -um; Herculanus or -laneus, -a, -um; and Heracleus, -a, -um ; son or discendant of Hercules, Heraclides, -æ (m.).

Hercynian, Hercynius, -a, -um; the Hercynian Forest, Hercynia Silva, Hercynius, and Hercynii Saltus.

Hercynna, Hercynna, -æ (f.).

Herdonia, Herdonia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Herdonia, Hordoniensis, -e.

Herdonius, Herdonius, -ii (m.).

Hereford, Herefordia, -æ (f.); Ariconium, -ii (n.); of Herford, Ariconensis, -e.

Herennius, Herennius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Herennius, Herennianus, -a, -um.

Herford, v. Hertford.

Herillus, Herillus, -i (m.); tie followers of Herillus, Herillii, -orum (m.).

Herilus, Herilus, -i (m.).

Herius, Herius, -i (m.).

Hermachas, Hermachus, -i (m.).

Hermæum, Hermæum, -i (n.).

Hermagoras, Hermagoras, -æ (m.); the disciples of Hermagoras, Hermagorei, -orum (m.).

Herman, Hermannus, -i, and Arminius, -ii (m.).

Hermandica, Hermandica, -æ (f.).

Hermannstadt, Uermannopolis, -is (f.).

Hermaphroditus, Hermaphroditus, -i (m.).

Hermas, Hermas, -æ (m.).

Hermathena, Hermathena, -æ (f.).

Hermes, Hermes, -æ (m.). v. Mercury.

Hermias, Hermias, -æ (m.).

Herminius, Herminius, -ii (m.).

Hermione, Hermione, -es (f.); of or belonging to Hermione, Hermionicus, -a, -um-, and Hermionius, -a, -um.

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

Hermippus, Hermippus, -i (m.).

Hermodorus, Hermodorus, -i (m.).

Hermogenes, Hermogenes, -is (m.); of or relating to Hermogenes, Hermogenianus, -a, -um.

Hermolaus, Hermolaus, -i (m.).

Hermopolis, Hermopolis, -is (f.); of Hermopolis, Hermopolitic, Hermopolites, -æ (m.).

Hermotinus, Hermotinus, -i (m.).

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

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

Hernici, the, Hernici, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Hernici, Hernican, Hernicus, -a, -um.

Hero, Hero, -us (f.).

Herod, Herodes, -is (m.); of or relating to Herod, Herodianus, -a, -um; the Herodians (partisans of Herod), Herodiani, -orum (m.); daughter of Herod, Herodias, -adis (f.).

Herodian, Herodianus, -i (m.).

Herodias, Herodias, -adis (f.); strictly, daughter of Herod.

Herodotus, Herodotus, -i (m.).

Herophile, Herophile, -es (f.).

Herostratus, Herostratus, -i (m.).

Herse, Herse, -es (f.).

Hersilia, Hersilia, -æ (f.).

Hertford, Harfordia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Hertford, Harfordiensis, -e; county of Hertford, Hertfordshire, Harfordiensis Comitatus.

Herus, Herus, -i (m.).

Hesiod, Hesiodus, -i (m.); of or relating to Hesiod, Hesiodeus, -a, -um.

Hesione, Hesione, -es (f.).

Hesperia, Hesperia, -æ (f.); of or relating to Hesperia, Hesperian, Hesperius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Hesperis, -idis.

Hesperus, Hesperus, -i (m.); daughter of Hesperus, Hesperis, -idis (f.); usualiy in plural, Hesperides, -um (f.).

Hesse, Hessia or Hassia, -æ (f.).

Hester, v. Esther.

Hestiæotis, Hestiæotis, -idis (f.).

Hesychius, Hesychius, -ii (m.).

Hexham, Axelodunum, -i (n.).

Hezekiah, Ezechias, -æ (m.).

Hibernia, Hibernia, -æ (f.).

Hicesius, Hicesius, -ii (m.).

Hicetaon, Hicetaon, -onis (m.); of or relating to Hicetaon, Hicetaonius, -a, -um.

Hiempsal, Hiempsal, -alis (m.).

Hiempsas, Hiempsas, -æ (m.).

Hiera, Hiera, -æ (f.).

Hieracia, Hieracia, -æ (f.).

Hieropolis, Hierapolis, -is (f); of or belonging to Hierapolis, Hierapolitanus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Hieropolis, Hierapolitæ, -arum.

Hierapytna, Hierapytna, -æ (f.).

Hieras, Hieras, -æ (m.).

Hierax, Hierax, -acis (m.).

Hieremias, v. Jeremiah.

Hieres (Iles d’), Stœchades, -um (f.). Insulæ.

Hiericho, v. Jericho.

Hiero, Hiero, -onis (m.); of or relating to Hiero, Hieronicus, -a, -um.

Hiercæsarea, Hierocæsarea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Hierocæsarea, Hierocæsariensis, -e.

Hierocles, Hierocles, -is (m.).

Hieronymus, v. Jerome.

Hierosolyma, v. Jerusalem.

Hierum, Hierum or Hieron, -i (n.).

Hilaira, Hilaira, -æ (f.).

Hilario, Hilario, -onis (m.).

Hilarius, Hilary, Hilarius, -ii (m.).

Hilarus, Hilarus, -i (m.).

Hildesheim, Ascalingium, -ii (n.); Hildesia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Hildesheim, Hildesiensis, -e.

Hillus, Hillus, -i (m.).

Himella, the, Himella, -æ (f.).

Himera, Himera, -æ (f.), and Himera, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Himera, Himeræus, -a, -um. — 2, (m.) a river: of the Himera, Himerensis, -e.

Himerius, Himerius, -ii (m.).

Himilco, Himilco, -onis (m.).

Himmalaya (Mountains), v. Emodi Montes; Imaus Mons (in part.).

Hipparchus, Hipparchus, -i (m.).

Hipparinus, Hipparinus, -i (m.).

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

Hippasus, Hippasus, -i (m.); son of Hippasus, Hippasides, -æ (m.).

Hippea, Hippea, -æ (f.).

Hippia, Hippia, -æ (f.).

Hippias, Hippias, -æ (m.).

Hippius, Hippius, -ii (m.).

Hippo, Hippo, -onis (m.), and Hippo Regius; of or belonging to Hippo, Hipponensis, -e.

Hippocoon, Hippocoon, -ontis (m.).

Hippocrates, Hippocrates, -is (m.); of or relating to Hippocrates, Hippocraticus, -a, -um.

Hippocrene, Hippocrene, -es (f); of Hippocrene, Hippocrensus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Hippocrenis, -idis ; esp. in plural (of the Muses), Hippocrenides, -um.

Hippodamas, Hippodamas, -antis (m.).

Hippodamia, Hippodamia, -æ, and Hippodome, -es (f.).

Hippodamus, Hippodamus, -i (m.).

Hippelochus, Hippolochus, -i (m.).

Hippolyte, Hippolyte, -es (f.).

Hippolytus, Hippolytus, -i (m.).

Hippomedon, Hippomedon, -ontis (m.).

Hippomenes, Hippomenes, -æ and -is (m.), daughter of Hippomenes, Hippomeneis, -idis (f.).

Hippona, Hippona, -æ (f.).

Hipponax, Hipponax, -actis (m.); of or relating to HBipponax, Hipponacteus, -a, -um.

Hipponicus, Hipponicus, -i (m.).

Hippothoov, Hippothoon, -ontis (m.).

Hippus, Hippus or Hippos, -i (f.). a city. – 2. (m.) a river.

Hirpini, the, Hirpini, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Hirpini, Hirpinus, -a, -um.

Hirrus, Hirrus, -i (m.).

Hirtius, Hirtius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Hirtius, Hirtianus, -a, -um, and Hirtius, -a, -um.

Hispalis, Hispalis, -is (f.); of or relating to Hispalis, Hispalensis, -e, and Hispaliensis, -e.

Hispania, v. Spain.

Hispaniola, Hispaniola, -æ (f.).

Hispellum, Hispellum, -i (n.); of Hispellum, Hispellas, -atis, and Hispellensis, -e.

Hispo, Hispo, -onis (m.).

Hispulla, Hispulla, -æ (f.).

Histria, Histria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Histria, Histrian, Histricus, -a, -um, and Histrus, -a, -um; the Histrians, Histri, -orum (m.).

Hoang-Ho, Bautisus, -i (m.).

Holland, Batavia, -æ (f.); of Holland, Batavus, -a, -um.

Holmia, Holmi, Holmia, -æ (f.), and Holmœ, -orum (m.).

Holofernes, Holofernes, -is (m.)

Holstein, Holsatia, -m (f.).

Homeritæ, the, Homeritæ, -arum (m.).

Homerus, Homerus, -i (m.); of or relating to Homer, Homeric, Homericus, -a, -um, and Homerius, -a, -um; a Homerid, Homerista, -æ (m.).

Homole, Homole, -es (f.).

Homolium, Homolium, -ii (m.).

Homona, Homona, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Homona, Homonensis, -e.

Honoria, Honoria, -æ (f.).

Honorius, Honorius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Honorius, Honorianus, -a, -um, son of Honorius, Honoriades, -æ (m.); daughter of Honorius, Honorias, -adis (f.).

Horace, Horatius, -ii (m.), q. v.

Horatia, Horatia, -æ (f.).

Horatio = Horatius.

Horatius, Horace, Horatius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Horatius, Horatian, Horatianus, -a, -um, and Horatias, -a, -um; the Horatii, Horatii, -orum (m.).

Hormisdas, Hormisdas, -æ (m.).

Hortalus, Hortalus, -i (m.).

Horta, Hortanum, Hortanum, -i (m.); of or belonging to Horta, Hortine, Hortinus, -a, -um.

Horus, Horus or Horos, -i (m.).

Hostilia, Hostilia, -æ (f.); of Hostilia, Hostiliensis, -e.

Hostilius, Hostilius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Hostilius, Hostilinus, -a, -um, and Hostilius, -a, -um.

Hostus, Hostus, -i (m.).

Hubert, Hubertus, -i (m.).

Hugh, Hugo, -onis (m.).

Humber, the, Abus, -i (m.).

Humphrey, Humphredus, -i, and Onuphrius, -ii (m.).

Hungary, Hungaria, -æ (f.).

Huns, the, Hunni, -orum, and Chunni, -orom (m.); of or relating to the Huns, Hunniseus, -a, -um.

Huntingdon, Huntingdonia, -æ (f.); of Huntingdon, Huntingdonensis, -e, and Huntingtoniensis, e; Huntingdonshire, Comitatus Huntingdonensis.

Huy, Huum, -i (n.).

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

Hyale, Hyale, -es (f.).

Hyampolis, Hyampolis, -is (f.).

Hyantes, the, Hyantes, -um (m.); of or relating to the Hyantes, Hyantius, -a, -um, and Hyanteus, -a, -um.

Hyas, Hyas, -antis (m.); sister of Hyms, Hyas, -adis (f.); especially in plural, the Hyades, Hyades, -um.

Hybla, Hybla, -æ (f.). a city; (m.) a mountain; of or belonging to Hybla, Hyblæan, Hyblæus, -a, -um, and Hyblesis, -e.

Hydaspes, the, Hydaspes, -is (m.); of or relating to the Hydaspes, Hydaspeus, -a, -um.

Hyde, Hyde, -es, and Hyda, -æ (f.).

Hydraotes, the, Hydraotes, -æ (m.).

Hydrela, Hydrela, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Hydrela, Hydrelatanus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Hydrela, Hydrelitæ, -arum (m.).

Hydruntum, Hydruntum, -i (n.). and Hydrus, -untis (f.); the inhabitants of Hydruntum, Hydruntini, -orum (m.).

Hydrussa, Hydrussa, -æ (f.).

Hygea, Hygea or Hygia, -æ (f.).

Hyginus, Hyginus, -i (m.).

Hylæi, the, Hylæi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Hylæi, Hylæus, -a, -um.

Hylæus, Hylæus, -i (m.).

Hylas, Hylas, -æ (m.).

Hyle, Hyle, -es (f.).

Hyles, Hyles, -æ (m.).

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

Hyllus, Hyllus, -i (m.).

Hylonome, Hylonome, -es (f.).

Hymen, Hymen (only in nom. and voc.) and Hymenæus, -i (m.).

Hymettius, Hymettius, -ii (m.).

Hymettus (Mount), Hymettus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Hymettus, Hymettius, -a, -um.

Hypæpa, Hypæpa, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Hypæpa, Hypæpenus, -a, -um.

Hypanis, the, Hypanis, -is (m.): of or belonging to the Hypanis, Hypaneius, -a, -um.

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

Hypata, Hypata, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Hypata, Hypatæus, -a, -um, and Hypatinus, -a, -um.

Hypatius, Hypatius, -ii (m.).

Hyperbius, Hyperbius, -ii (m.).

Hyperbolus, Hyperbolus, -i (m.).

Hyperboreans, the, Hyperborei, -orum (m.).

Hyperea, Hyperea or -ria, -æ (f.).

Hyperides, Hyperides, -is (m.).

Hyperion, Hyperion, -onis (m.); daughter of Hyperion, Hyperionis, -idis (f.); of or belonging to Hyperion, Hyperionius, -a, -um.

Hypermnestra, Hypermnestra, -æ, and -nestre, -es (f.).

Hypsæa, Hypsæa, -æ (f.).

Hypsæus, Hypsæus, -i (m.).

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

Hypsicrates, Hypsicrates, -is (m.).

Hypsipyle, Hypsipyle, -es (f.); of Hypsipyle, Hypsipylæus, -a, -um.

Hyrcania, Hyrcania, -æ (f.); of Hyrcania, Hyrcanian, Hyrcanius, -a, -um, and Hyrcanus, -a, um.

Hyrie, Hyrie, -es (f.); of Hyrie, Hyrieticus, -a, -um.

Hyrieus, Hyrieus, -eos or -ei (m.); of Hyrieus, Hyrieus, -a, -um.

Hyrium, Hyrium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Hyrium, Hyrinus, -a, -um.

Hyrmine, Hyrmine, -es (f.).

Hyrtacus, Hyrtacus, -i (m.); son of Hyrtacus, Hyrtacides, -æ (m.).

Hystaspes, Hystaspes, -is (m.).

I.

Ia, Ia, -æ (f.).

Iacchus, Iacchus, -i (m.).

Iacub, v. Jacob.

Iacobus, Iacobus, -i (m.); v. also James.

Iader, the, Iader, -eris (m.); of or relating to the Iader, Iadertinus, -a, -um.

Iæra, Iæra, -æ (f.).

Ialysus, Ialysus, -i (m.), a man’s name,— 2, (f.). a city: of or belonging to Ialysus, Ialysius, a, -um.

Iamblichus, Iamblichus, -i (m.).

Ianthe, Ianthe, -es (f.).

Iapetus, Iapetus, -i (m.); son of Iapetus, Iapetionides, -æ (m.); Iapetides, -æ (m.).

Iapis, Iapis, -idis (m.).

Iapydia, Iapydia, -æ (f.); of Iapydia, Iapydian, Iapis, -ydis; the Iapydians, Iapydes, -um (m.).

Iapygia, Iapygia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Iapygia, Iapygius, -a, -um; the Iapygians, Iapyges, -um (m.).

Iapyx, Iapyx, -ygis (m.).

Iarbas, Iarbas, -æ (m.).

Iasion, Iasion, -onis (m.) = sq.

Iasius, Iasius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Iasius, Iasius, -a, -um; son or descendant of Iasius, Iasides, -æ (m.); daughter or female descendant of Iasius, Iasis, -idis (f.).

Iaso, Iaso, -us (f.).

Iason, v. Jason.

Iassus, Iassus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Iassus, Iassius, -a, -um, and Iassensis, -e; the Gulf of Iassus, Iassius Sinus.

Iaxartes, the, Iaxartes, -æ (m.).

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

Iberia, Iberia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Iberia, Iberian, Iberus, -a, -um, and Iberiacus, -a, -um; an Iberian, Iber, -eris (m.); the Iberians, Iberes, -um, and Iberi, -orum (m.).

Iberus, Ebro, the, Iberus, -i (m.).

Ibis, Ibis, -idis and -is (f.).

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

Icadius, Icadius, -ii (m.).

Icaria, v. Icarus.

Icarius, Icarius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Icarius, Icarius, -a, -um; daushter of Icarius, Icaris, -idis, and Icariotis, -idis (f.).

Icarus, Icarus and Icaros, -i, and Icaria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Icarus, Icarius, -a, -um; the Icarian Sea, Icarium Mare.

Iccius, Iccius, -ii (m.).

Iceland, (perhaps) Thule, -es (f.); Islandia, -æ (f.); Icelandish, Islandicus, -a, -um.

Icelus, Icelus, -i (m.).

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

Ichnusa, Ichnusa, -æ (f.).

Ichthyophagi, Ichthyophagi, -orum (m.).

Icilius, Icilius, -ii (m.).

Iconium, Iconium, -ii (n.); of Iconium, Iconian, Iconiensis, -e.

Ictinus, Ictinus, -i (m.).

Icus, Icus or Icos, -i (f.).

Ida (Mount), Ida, -æ, and Ide, -es (f.); of or belonging to Ida, Idæan, Idæus, -a, -um. – 2. a female name.

Idæus, Idæus, -i (m.).

Idalia, Idalia, -æ (f.); v. sq.

Idalium, Idalium, -ii (m.); of Idalium, Idalian, Idalius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Idalis, -idis.

Idas, Idas, -æ (m.).

Idmon, Idmon, -onis (m.); of Idmon, Idmonius, -a, -um.

Idomeneus, Idomeneus, -eos or -ei (m.). poet, acc, -ea.

Idumea, Idumæa, -æ (f.); of Idumea, Idumean, Idumæus, -a, -um.

Idyia, Idyia, -æ (f.).

Ieremias, v. Jeremiah.

Iericho, v. Jericho.

Ierne, Ierne, -es (f.). = Hibernia.

Ierosolyma, v. Jerusalem.

IESUSU, v. JESUS.

Igilgili, Igilgili, indeclinable, (n.); of or belonging to Igilgili, Igilgilitanus, -a, -um.

Igilium, Igilium, -ii (n.).

Iguvium, Iguvium, -ii (n.); the inhabitants of Iguvium, Iguvinates, -ium, and Iguvini,
-orum (m.).

Iksworth, Icenorum Oppidum.

Ilchester, Iscalis or lschalis, -is (f.).

Ilerda, Ilerda, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Ilerda, Ilerdenses, -ium (m.).

Ilergetes, the, Ilergetes, -um, and Ilergetæ, -arum (m.).

Ilia, Ilia, -æ (f.).

Iliad, the, Ilias, -adis (f.).

Ilion, v. Ilium.

Ilione, Iliona, -æ, and Ilione, -es (f.).

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

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

Ilithyia, Ilithyia, -æ (f.).

Ilium, Ilium and Ilion, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Ilium (or Troy), Trojan, Ilius, -a, -um; Iliacus, -a, -um; and Iliensis, -e; a woman of Ilium, Ilias, -adis (f.); usual in plural, Iliades, -um.

Ilkley, Olicana, -æ (f.).

Illyria, Illyria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Illyria, Illyrian, Illyricus, -a, -um, and Illyrius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Illyris, -idis.

Ilucia, Ilucia, -æ (f.).

Ilurco, Ilurco, -onis (f.); of Ilurco, Ilurconensis, -e.

Iluro, Iluro, -onis (f.); of Iluro, Ilurensis, -e.

Ilus, Ilus, -i (m.); son or descendant of Ilus, Iliades, -æ (m.).

Ilva, Ilva, -æ (f.).

Imachara, Imachara, -æ (f.); of Imachara, Imacharensis, -e.

Imaon, Imaon, -onis (m.).

Imaus (Mount), Imaus, -i (m.), mons.

Imbarus, Imbarus, -i (m.).

Imbrasus, Imbrasus, -i (m.); son of Imbrasus, Imbrasides, -æ (m.).

Imbreus, Imbreus, -eos or -ei (m.).

Imbrinium, Imbrinium, -ii (n.).

Imbrus, Imbrus or Imbros, -i (f.); of Imbrus, Imbrian, Imbrius, a, -um.

Imola, Forum Cornelii.

Inachia, Inachia, -æ (f.).

Inachus, Inachus, -i (m.); of or relating to Inachus, Inachian, Inachius, -a, -um; son or descendant of Inachus, Inachides, -æ (m.); daughter or female descendant of Inachus, Inachis, -idis (f.). — 2, a river; of the Inachus, Inachius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Inachis, -idis.

Inarime, Inarime, -es (f.).

Index, Index, -icis (m.).

India, India, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of India, Indi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Indi or India, Indicus, -a, -um, and Indus, -a, -um; the Indian Ocean, Erythræum Mare; the East Indies, India Orientalis; the West Indies, India Occidentalis.

Induciomarus, Induciomarus, -i (m.).

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

Ingævones, the, Ingævones, -um (m.)

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

Ingram, Engelramus, -i (m.).

Inn, the, Ænus or Ænus, -i (m.).

Innspruck, Æni Pons or Œnipons, -ontis (m.).

Innstadt, Boiodurum, -i (n.).

Ino, Ino, -us (f.); of or belonging to Ino, Inous, -a, -um.

Insubres, the, Insubres, -ium (m.); of or relating to the Insubres, Insubrian, Insuber or -bris, -e.

Intemelium, Intemelium, -ii (n.); the inhabitants of Intemelium, Intemelii, -orum (m.).

Interamna, Interamna, -æ, and Interamnæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Interamna, Interamnas, -atis (adj.), and Interamnensis, -e; the Interamnians, Interamnates, -ium (m.).

Inuus, Inuus, -i (m.).

Io, Io, -us (f.).

Ioannes, v. John.

lob, v. Job.

Iocasta, v. Jocasta.

Iolaus, Iolaus, -i (m.).

Iolcos, Iolcos or Iolcus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Iolcos, Iolciacus, -a, -um.

Iole, Iole, -es (f.).

Iollas, Iollas, -æ (m.).

Ion, Ion, -onis (m.).

Ionas, v. Jonas.

Ionia, Ionia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ionia, Ionian, Ionicus, -a, -um; Ionius, , -a, -um; and Ion, -onis (as adj.); pecul. feminine, Ionis, -idis; the Ionians, Iones, -um (m.); the Ionian Sea, Mare Ionium.

Iopas, Iopas, -æ (m.).

Iordanes, v. Jordan.

Ios, Ios, -i (f.).

Iosephus, v. Joseph.

Iosape, Iotape, -es (f.).

Iphianassa, Iphianassa, -æ (f.).

Iphicles, Iphicles, -is (m.).

Iphiclus, Iphiclus, -i (m.).

Iphigenia, Iphigenia, -æ (f.).

Iphimedia, Iphimedia, -æ (f.).

Iphinous, Iphinous, -i (m.).

Iphis, Iphis, -idis (m.); daughter of Iphis, Iphias, -adis (f.). —2. (f.). name of a woman.

Iphitus, Iphitus, -i (m.).

Ipsala, Cypsela, -orum (n.).

Ipswich, Gippevicum, -i (n.).

Iran, Ariana, -æ (f.); Aria, -æ, (f.).

Ireland, Hibernia, -æ (f.); Ierne, -es (f.); of or belonging to Ireland, Irish, Hibernicus, -a, -um.

Irenæus, Irenæus, -i (m.).

Irene, Irene, -es (f.).

Iresiæ, Iresiæ, -arum (f.).

Iri, the, Eurotas, -æ (m.).

Iria, Iria, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Iria, Iriates, -ium, and Irienses, -ium (m.).

Iris, Iris, -is and -idis (f.). a goddess, —2. (m.) a river.

Irus, Irus, -i (m.).

Isaac, Isaacus, -i, and Isaac, indeclinable (m.).

Isabella, Isabella, -æ (f.).

Isæus, Isæus, -i (m.).

Isaiah, Isaias or Esaias, -æ (m.); of or relating to Isaiah, Isaianus, -a, -um.

Isara, the, Isara, -æ (m.).

Isaura, Isaura, -orum (n.); Isaurus, -i (f.).

Isauria, Isauria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Isauria, Isaurian, Isauricus, -a, -um; the Isauri, Isauri, -orum (m.).

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

Isca, Isca, -æ (f.).

Iscariot (i.e, of Kerioth), Iscariotes, -æ (m.).

Ischia, Aenaria, -æ (f.); Inarime, es (f.).

Ischomiche, Ischomache, -es (f.).

Iseo (Lago d’), Sebinus, -i (m.). Lacus.

Isere, Isara, -æ (m.).

Ishmael, Ismael or Ismahel, -elis (m.), sons or descendants of Ishmael, the Ishmaelites, Ismaelitæ, -arum (m.).

Isidorus, Isidorus, -i (m.).

Isigonus, Isigonus, -i (m.).

Isis, Isis, -is and -idis (f.); of or belonging to Isis, Isiacus, -a, -um.

Ismael, v. Ishmael.

Ismara, Ismara, -orum (n.); v. sq.

Ismarus (Mount), Ismarus, -i (m.), and Ismara, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Ismarus, Ismarius, -a, -um, and Ismaricus, -a, -um.

Ismene, Ismene, -es (f.).

Ismenias, Ismenias, -æ (m.).

Ismenus, the, Ismenus, i (m.); of the Ismenus, Ismenian, Ismenius, -a, -um, pecul. fem., Ismenis, -idis (poet. for Theban).

Ismir, Smyrna, -æ (f.). q.v.

Isnich, Nicæa, -æ (f.). q.v.

Isocrates, Isocrates, -is (m.); of or relating to Isocrates, Isocrateus, -a, -um, and Isocraticus, -a, -um.

Isola Farnese, Veii, -orum (m.). q.v.

Ispahan, Aspadana, -orum (n.).

Israel, Israel, indeclinable, and Israel, -elis (m.); son or descendant of Israel, Israelita, -æ (m.); in plural, the Israelites, Israelitæ, -arum (m.); an Israelitish woman, a daughter of Israel, Israelitis, -idis (f.); of or belonging to the Israelites, Israeliticus, -a, -um.

Issa, Issa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Issa, lssæus, -a, -um; Issaicus, -a, -um; and Issensis, -e.

lssachar, Issachar, indecl., (m.).

Isse, Isse, -es (f.).

Issny, Isna, -æ (f.).

Issoire, Iciodurum, -i (n.).

Issus, Issus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Issus, Issius, -a, -um.

Istævones, Istævones, -um (m.).

Ister, v. Danube.

Istria, v. Hisiria.

Istropolis, Istropalis, -is (f.).

Italica, Italica, -æ (f.); of Italica, Italicensis, -e.

Italus, Italus, -i (m.).

Italy, Italia, -æ (f.); in poet., Hesperia, -æ (f.); Ausonia,-æ (f.); Œnotria, -æ (f.); and Satrunia, -æ (f.). q.v.; of or belonging to Italy, Italian, Italicus,-a, -um, and Italus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Italis, -idis (for poet. forms, v. under the poet. names above); the Italians, Itali, -orum (m.).

Ithaca, Ithaca, -æ, and Ithace, -es (f.); of or belonging to Ithaca, Ithacus, -a, -um, and Ithacensis, -e.

Ithome, Ithome, -es (f.).

Itonus, Itonus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Itonus, Itonius, -a, -um.

Ituræa, Ituræa, -æ (f.); Ituræan, Ituræus, -a, -um.

Itys, Itys, -yos (m.).

Iulis, Iulis, -idis (f.).

Iulus, Iulus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Iulus, derived from Iulus, Iuleus, -a, -um.

Iviça, Ebusus, -i (f.). q.v.

Ivrea, Eporedia, -æ (f.).

Ivry, Iberium, -ii (n.).

Ixion, Ixion, -onis (m.); of or relating to Ixion, Ixionius, -a, -um; son of Ixion, Ixionides, -æ (m.).

J.

Jabesh, Jabesh, indeclinable, (m.).

Jaca, Jacca, -æ (f.).

Jacob, Jacob, indeclinable, (m.).

Jael, Jael, indeclinable, (f.).

Jafet, v. Japhet.

Jaffa, Joppe, -es (f.), v. Joppa.

Jairus, Jairus, -i (m.).

Jamaica, Jamaica, -æ (f.).

Jamblichus, v. Iamblichus.

James, Jacobus, -i (m.).

Jamestown, Jacobipolis, -is (f.).

Jane, Joanna, -æ (f.).

Janiculum (Mount), Janiculum, -i (n.); of the Janiculum, Janicularis, -e.

Janina, Epirus, -i (f.).

Janissary, Cape, v. Jenischehr.

Janus, Janus, -i (m.); of or relating to Janus, Janalis, -e, and Janualis, -e.

Japan, Japonia, -æ (f.).

Japetus, v. Iapetus.

Japhet, Japhet or Japheth, indeclinable, and Japetus, -i (m.).

Jaques, Jacobus, -i (m.).

Jaquet, Jacoba, -æ (f.).

Jared, Iaredus, -i (m.).

Jason, Jason, -onis (m.); of or relating to Jason, Jasonius, -a, -um; son of Jason, Jasonides, -æ (m.).

Jaspar, Gaspar, -aris (m.).

Jassy, Jassium, -ii (n.).

Javolenus, Javolenus, -i (m.).

Jeanette, Joanetta, -æ (f.).

Jebba, Jebba, -æ (f.).

(Jebus, Jebus, -i (m.); the descendants of Jebus, the Jebusites, Jebussæi, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Jebusites, Jebusiacus, -a, -um.

Jechonias, Jechonias, -æ (m.).

Jeddo, Jedum, -i (n.).

Jehosaphat, Jehoshaphat, indeclinable, (m.).

Jena, Juna, -æ (f.).

Jenaub, the, Acesines, -is or -æ (m.).

Jenet, v. Jeanette.

Jenischehr, Cape, Sigæum, -i (n.), Promontorium.

Jeoffrey, Galfridus, -i (m.).

Jephta, Jephta, -æ (f.).

Jephtha, Jephthe or Jephte, indeclinable, (m.).

Jeremiah, Jeremy, Jeremias, -æ, and Hieremias, -æ (m.).

Jericho, Jericho or Hiericho, indeclinable, (f.), and Hierichos, -i, or Hiericus, -untis (f.); of or belonging to Jericho, Hierichontinus, -a, -um.

Jeroboam, Jeroboamus, -i (m.).

Jerome, Hieronymus, -i (m.).

Jersey, Cæsarea, -æ (f.).

Jerusalem, Hierosolyma, -orum (n.); Hierosolyma, -æ (f.); Hierusalem and Jerusalem, indeclinable, (f.); the inhabitants of Jerusalem, Hierosolymitæ, -arum (m.); of or belonging to Jerusalem, Hierosolymarius, -a, -um.

Jesse, Jesse or Jessæ, indeclinable (m.); of or relating to Jesse, Jessæus, -a, -um, and
Jesseus, -a, -um.

JESUS, JESUS, -u, acc. -um (m.).

Jewry, v. Judea.

Jezabel, Jezabel, indeclinable, and Jezabel, -elis (f.).

Joab, Joab, indeclinable, (m.).

Joan, Joanna, -æ (f.).

Joanna, Joanna, -æ (f.).

Joas, Joas, indeclinable, (m.).

Job, Job, indeclinable, and Jobus, -i (m.).

Jocasta, Jocasta, -æ (f.), and Jocaste, -es.

Joel, Joel, indeclinable, (m.).

John, Joannes or Johannes, -is (m.).

Joigny, Joviniacum, -i (m.). κυρικιμασαηικο

Joinville, Joanvilla, -æ (f.).

Jonas, Jonas, -æ (m.); of or relating to Jonas, Jonæus, -a, -um.

Jonathan, Jonathan, indeclinable, and Jonathas, -æ (m.).

Joppa, Joppe, -es (f.); of or belonging to Joppa, Joppicus, -a, -um.

Jordan, the, Jordanes, -is (m.).

Joseph, Joseph, indeclinable, and Josephus, -i (m.).

Josephus, Josephus, -i (m.).

Joshua, Josue, indeclinable; also, Jesus, -u (m.).

Josiah, Josias, -æ (m.).

Jotham, Jotham, indeclinable, and Jothamus, -i (m.).

Joux, Jovium, -ii (n.).

Jovian, Jovianus, -i (m.).

Jovinian, Jovinianus, -i (m.); the followers of Jovinian, Jovinianistæ, -arum (m.).

Jovinus, Jovinus, -i (m.).

Jovius, Jovius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Jovius, Jovianus, -a, -um, and Jovius, -a, -um.

Juba, Juba, -æ (m.).

Jubellius, Jubellius, -ii (m.).

Judah, Juda, -æ (m.).

Judæa, v. Judea.

Judas, Judas, -æ (m.).

Judea, Judæa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Judea, Jewish, Judæus, -a, -um, and Judaicus,
-a, -um.

Judith, Judith, indeclinable and Juditha, -æ (f.).

Jugurtha, Jugurtha, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Jugurtha, Jugurthine, Jugurthinus, -a, -um.

Julia, Julia, -æ (f.).

Julian, Julianus, -i (m.).

Juliana, Juliana, -æ (f.).

Juliers, Juliacum, -i (n.).

Julii Forum, v. Frejus; the inhabitants of Forum Julii, Julienses, -ium (m.).

Juliobriga, Juliobriga, -æ (f.); of Juliobriga, Juliobrigensis, -e.

Juliopolis, Juliopolis, -is (f.); the inhabitants of Juliopolis, Juliopolitæ, -arum (m.).

Julius, Julius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Julius or the Julia gens, Julian, Julius, -a, -um, and Julianus, a, -um.

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

Junia, Junia, -æ (f.).

Junius, Junius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Junius or the Junia gens, Junian, Junius, -a, -um, and Junianus, -a, -um; son or descendant of Junius (Brutus), Juniades, -æ (m.).

Juno, Juno, -onis (f.); of or relating to Juno, Junonian, Junonius, -a, -um, and Janonalis, -e; the temple of Juno, Heræum, -i (n.).

Jupiter, Jupiter, gen, Jovis, etc., (m.); of or relating to Jupiter, Jovius, -a, -um, and Jovialis, -e (late).

Jura (Mount), Jura, -æ (m.); of or relating to Jura, Jurensis, -e.

Justina, Justina, -æ (f.).

Justinian, Justinianus, -i (m.); of or relating to Justinian, Justinianeas, -a, -um.

Justin = Justinus, q. v.

Jastinopolis, Justinopolis, -is (f.).

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

Justus, Justus, -i (m.).

Jutland, Chersonesos Cimbrica (f.); Julia, -æ (f.).

Juturna, Juturna, -æ (f.); of or relating to Juturna, Juturnalis, -e.

Juvenal, Juvenalis, -is (m.).

Juvencus, Juvencus, -i (m.).

Juventius, Juventius, -ii (m.).

Kaffa, v. Caffa.

Kaffaria, Caffaria, -æ (f.).

Kaisarieh, Cæsarea, -æ (f.). q. v.

Kakosia, Thisbe, -es (f.).

Kalabaki, Palæpharus, -i (f.).

Kalpaki, Orchomenus, -i (f.). q. v.

Karasu, the, Caÿstrus, -i (m.).

Kate, Katharine, v. Catharine.

Kattegat, v. Cattegat.

Kedar, Kedar, indecl. (m.), a man,—2, (f.). a city.

Kedron, the, Cedron, -onis (m.).

Kempten, Campodunum, -i (n.).

Kenckester, Magnæ, -arum (f.).

Kendal, Concangium, -ii (n.).

Kent, Cantium, -ii (n.); Cantia, -æ (f.).

Kertsch, Panticapæum, -i (m.).

Kessel, Castellum Menapiorum.

Keswick, Causennæ, -arum (f.).

Khabour, the, Centrites, -æ (m.).

Kiel, Chilonium, -ii (n.).

Kiew, Chiovia, -æ (f.).

Kilkenny, Cella (fanum) St. Canici; Kilkennia, -æ (f.); of Kilkenny, Kilkenniensis, -e.

Killaloe, Laona, -æ (f.).

Kills, the, for Kyll, q. v.

Kilmore, Chilmoria, -æ (f.).

Kingston, Regiopolis, -is (f.); Kingston-upon-Hull, Regiodunum (Hnllinum), -i (n.); Kingston-upon-Thames, Regiodunum Tamesinum.

Kinnaird’s Head, Tæzalum -i (n.), Promontorium.

Kiow, v. Kiew.

Kishon, the, Kison, -onis (m.).

Kisil-irmak, the, Halys, -yos (m.).

Kissaro (Mount), Ossa, -æ (f.).

Kola, Cola, -æ (f.). Lapporum.

Kolokythia, the, Gythius, -ii (m.); Gulf of Kolokythia, Laconicus Sinus; Gytheates
Sinus.

Koniek, Iconium, -ii (n.).

Königsberg, Regiomontum, -i (n.); Mona Regius (m.); of or belonging to Königsberg,
Regiomontanus, -a, -um.

Kopenhagen, v. Copenhagen.

Krimea, v. Crimea.

Kronstadt, v. Cronstadt.

Kuban, the, Hypanis, -is (m.).

Kudros, Cytorus, -i (f.).

Kur, the, Cyrus, -i (m.).

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Kurds, the, Carduchi, -orum (m.); Kurdistan, Cardochia, -æ (f.).

Kuttenberg, Cutna, -æ (f.).

Kyle, Coila, -æ (f.).

Kyll, the, Celbis or Gelbis, -is (m.).

Labdacus, Labdacus, -i (m.), of or relating to Labdacus, descended from Lobdacus, Labdacius, -a, -um (poet. for Theban); sons or descendants of Labdacus, Labdacidæ, -arum (m.).

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Labeo, Labeo, -onis (m.).

Laberia, Laberia, -æ (f.).

Laberius, Laberius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Laberius, Laberianus, -a, -um.

Labicum, Labicum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Labicum, Labicanus, -a, -um; the inhabitants ofLabicum, Labici, -orum (m.).