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Labienus, Labienus, -i (m.); of or relating to Labienus, Labienianus, -a, -um.
Labinius, Labinius, -ii (m.).
Labulla, Labulla, -æ (f.).
Labullus, Labullus, -i (m.).
Lacedæmon, Lacedæmon, -onis (f.); Sparta, -æ (f.). q. v.; of or belonging to Lacedæmon, Lacedæmonian, Lacedæmonius, -a, um.
Lacerius, Lacerius, -ii (m.).
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Lacetania, Lacetania, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Lacetania, Lacetani, -orum (m.).
laches, Laches, -etis (m.).
Lachesis, Lachesis, -is (f.).
Lacinium, Lacinium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Lacinium, Lacinian, Lacinius, -a, -um, and Laciniensis, -e.
Lacobriga, Lacobriga, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Lacobriga, Lacobrigensis, -e.
Lacon, Lacon, -onis (m.).
Laconia, Laconia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Laconia, Laconian, Laconicus, -a, -um; a Laconian, Laco or Lacon, -onis (m.); Lacæna, -æ (f.).
Lactantius, Lactantius, -ii (m.).
Lactucinus, Lactucinus, -i (m.).
Lacydes, Lacydes, -is (m.).
Ladas, Ladas, -æ (m.).
Lade, Lade, -es (f.).
Ladon, the, Ladon, -onis (m.).
Læca, Læca, -æ (m.).
Lælaps, Lælaps, -apis (m.).
Lælia, Lælia, -æ (f.).
Lælius, Lælius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Lælius, Lælianus, -a, -um.
Lænas, Lænas, -atis (m.).
Laërte, Laërte, -es (f.); of Laërte, Laërtius, -a, -um.
Laërtes, Laërtes, and poet, Laerta, -æ (m.); of or relating to Laërtes, Laërtius, -a, -um; son of Laértes, Laertiades, -æ (m.).
Læstrygones, the, Læstrygones, -um (m.); of the Læstrygones, Læstrygonian, Læstrygonius, -a, -um.
Lætorius, Lætorius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Lætorius, Lætorius, -a, -um.
Lætus, Lætus, -i (m.).
Lævi, the, Lævi, -orum (m.).
Lævina, Lævina, -æ (f.).
Lævinius, Lævinius, -ii (m.).
Lævinus, Lævinus, -i (m.).
Lævius, Lævius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Lævius, Lævianus, -a, -um.
Lævus, Lævus, -i (m.).
Lagos, Lagos, -i (f.).
Lagöus, the, Lagöus, -i (m.).
Lagus, Lagus, -i (m.); of or relating to Lagus (or the Lagidæ), Lageus, ,a, -um; son or descendant of Lagus, Lagides, -æ (m.).
Laïs, Laïs, -idis (f.).
Laïus, Laïus, -ii (m.); son of Laïus, Laïades, -æ (m.).
Lalage, Lalage, -es (f.).
Lamia, Lamia, -æ (m.); of or relating to Lamia, Lamianus, -a, -um. — 2. (f.) a city.
Lampadius, Lampadius, -ii (m.).
Lampetie, Lampetie, -es (f.).
Lamponia, Lamponia, -æ (f.).
Lampridia, Lampridia, -æ (f.).
Lampridius, Lampridius, -ii (m.).
Lamprus, Lamprus, -i (m.).
Lampsacus, Lampsacus, -i (f.). and Lampsacum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Lampsacus, Lampsacene, Lampsacenus, -a, -um, and Lampsacius, -a, -um.
Lampsus, Lampsus, -i (f.).
Lampus, Lampus, -i (m.).
Lamus, Lamus, -i (m.).
Lanassa, Lanassa, -æ (f.).
Lancia, Lancia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Lancia, Lancian, Lanciensis, -e.
Langobardi, v. Lombardy.
Lanuvium, Lanuvium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Lanuvium, Lanuvian, Lanuvinus, -a, -um.
Laocoon, Laocoon, -ontis (m.).
Laodamia, Laodamia, -æ (f.).
Laodice, Laodice, -es (f.).
Laodicea, Laodicea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Laodicea, Laodicensia, -e; the inhabitants of Laodicea, Laodiceni, -orum (m.).
Laomache, Laomache, -es (f.).
Laomedon, Laomedon, -ontis (m.); of or belonging to Laomedon, Laomedonteus, -a, -um, and Laomedontius, -a, -um; son of Laomedon, Laomedontiades, -æ (m.).
Lapathus, Lapathus, -untis (f.).
Lapitha, Lapitha, -æ (f.).
Lapithæ, the, Lapithæ, -arum (m.); of or relating to the Lapithæ, Lapithæus or -theius, -a, -um.
Lapurdum, Lapurdum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Lapurdum, Lapurdensis, -e.
Lara, Lara, -æ (f.).
Larentia, Larentia, -æ (f.); of or relating to Larentia, Larentalis, -e.
Lares, the, Lares, -ium (m.); of or relating to the Lares, Laralis, -e.
Largius, Largius, -ii (m.).
Largus, Largus, -i (m.); of or relating to Largus, Largianus, -a, -um.
Larinum, Larinum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Larinum, Larinas, -atis (adj.). and Larinus, -a, -um.
Larissa, Larissa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Larissa, Larissæus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Larissa, Larissenses, -ium (m.).
Larissus, the, Larissus, -i (m.).
Larius (Lake), Larius, -ii (m.), Lacus; of or belonging to (the Lake) Larius, Larius, -a, -um.
Laronia, Laronia, -æ (f.).
Laronius, Laronius, -ii (m.).
Lartidius, Lartidius, -ii (m.).
Lartius, Lartius, -ii (m.).
Lasæa, Lasæa, -æ (f.).
Lasia, Lasia, -æ (f.).
Lateranus, Lateranus, -i (m.); Lateran, Lateranus, -a, -um.
Latinius, Latinius, -ii (m.).
Latins, the, v. Latium.
Latinus, Latinus, -i (m.).
Latium, Latium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Latium, Latin, Latinus, -a, -um; Latius, -a, -um; and late Latiniensis, -e; born in Latium, Latinigena, -æ (m.); the Latins, Latini, -orum (m.).
Latmus, Latmus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Latmus, Latmian, Latmius, -a, -um.
Latona, Latona, -æ (f.); Lato, -us (f.); of or relating to Latona, Latoius, -a, -um, and Latonius, -a, -um; son of Latona, Latoides, -æ (m.). and Latonigena, -æ (m.); daughter of Latona, Latois, -idis; Latonia, -æ; and Latonigena, -æ (f.).
Latreus, Latreus, -eos and -ei (m.).
Latris, Latris, -is (f.).
Latro, Latro, -onis (m.); of or relating to Latro, Latronianus, -a, -um.
Laud, the, Laud, indeclinable, (m.).
Laura, Laura, -æ (f.).
Laurence, Laurens, -entis, and Laurentius, -ii (m.).
Laurentius, Laurentius, -ii (m.).
Laurentum, Laurentum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Laurentum, Laurentian, Laurens, -entis (adj.); Laurentinus, -a, -um; and Laurentius, -a, -um.
Laureolus, Laureolus, -i (m.).
Lauro, Lauro, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Lauro, Lauronensis, -e.
Laurus, Laurus, -i (m.).
Laus, Laus, -dis (f.). Pompeia; of or relating to Laus, Laudensis, -e.
Laus, the, Laüs, -i (m.). v. Policastro.
Lausanne, Lausanna, -æ (f.); Lausonium, -ii (n.).
Lausus, Lausus, -i (m.).
Laverna, Laverna, -æ (f.); of or relating to Laverna, Lavernalis, e.
Lavernium, Lavernium, -ii (n.).
Lavinia, Lavinia, -æ (f.).
Lavinium, Lavinium, -ii (n.), and Lavinum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Lavinium, Lavinian, Lavinius, -a, -um, and Lavinus, a, -um; the inhabitants of Lavinium,
Lavinienses, -ium (m.).
Lavoro (Terra di), Campania, -æ (f.).
Lawrence, v. Laurence.
Lazarus, Lazarus, -i (m.).
Leah, Lea, -æ (f.).
Leæna, Leæna, -æ (f.).
Leander, Leander and Leandrus, -i (m.); of or relating to Leander, Leandrius, -a, -um, and Leandricus, -a, -um.
Learchus, Learchus, -i (m.); of or relating to Learchus, Learcheus, -a, -um.
Lebade, Lebade, -es (f.).
Lebadea, Lebedea or dia, -æ (f.).
Lebbeus, Lebbeus, -i (m.).
Lebedus, Lebedus, -i (f.).
Lebinthus, Lebinthus, -i (f.).
Lecca, v. Læca.
Lech, the, Lichus, -i (m.).
Lecheum, Lechæum, -i (n.), and Lecheæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Lecheum, Lechean, Lechæus, -a, -um.
Lectius, Lectius, -ii (m.).
Lectum, Lectum, -i (n.).
Leda, Leda, -æ, and Lede, -es (f.); of or relating to Leda, Ledæus, -a, -um, and Ledeius, -a, -um.
Ledas, Ledas, -æ (m.).
Ledus, Ledus, -i (m.).
Leeds, Ledesia, -æ (f.).
Leghorn, Liburnicus Portus.
Leicester, Legecestria, -æ (f.).
Leipsic, Lipsia, -æ (f.).
Leith, Letha, -æ (f.).
Leleges, the, Leleges, -um (m.); of or relating to the Leleges, Lelegeius, -a, -um, pecul. feminine, Lelegeis, -idis.
Lelex, Lelex, -egis (m.).
Leman (Lake), v. Geneva.
Lemgo, Lemgovia, -æ (f.).
Lemnos, Lemnos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Lemnos, Lemnian, Lemnius, -a, -um, and Lemniacus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Lemnias, -adis; an inhabitant of Lemnos, Lemnicola, -æ (m.).
Lemovices, the, Lemovices, -um (m.); of or belonging to the Lemovices, Lemovicensis, -e.
Lemovicum, Lemovicum, -i (n.).
Lemovii, the, Lemovii, -orum (m.).
Lenas, v. Lænas.
Lenius, Lenius, -ii (m.).
Lentidius, Lentidius, -ii (m.).
Lentinus, Lentinus, -i (m.).
Lento, Lento, -onis (m.).
Lentulus, Lentulus, -i (m.).
Leo, Leo, -onis (m.).
Leon, Leon, -ontis (m.).
Leonard, Leonardus, -i (m.).
Leonidas, Leonidas, -æ (m.).
Leonides, Leonides, -æ (m.).
Leonnatus, Leonnatus, -i (m.).
Leonorius, Leonorius, -ii (m.).
Leontini, Leontini, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Leontini, Leontinus, -a, -um.
Leontium, Leontium, -ii (f.).
Leontius, Leontius, -ii (m.).
Leontopolis, Leontopolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Leontopolis, Leontopolites, -æ (m.).
Leopold, Leopoldus, -i (m.).
Leotychides, Leotychides, -æ (m.).
Lepanto, Naupactus, -i (f.); Gulf of Lepanto, Sinus Corinthiacus.
Lepidus, Lepidus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Lepidus, Lepidanus, -a, -um, and Lepidianus, -a, -um.
Lepinus, Lepinus, -i (m.).
Lepontii, the, Lepontii, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Lepontii, Leponticus, -a, -um.
Lepreon, Lepreon, -i (n.).
Lepria, Lepria, -æ (f.).
Leprion, Leprion, -ii (n.).
Lepta, Lepta, -æ (m.).
Leptinei, Leptines, -is (m.).
Leptis, Leptis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Leptis, Lepticus, -a, -um, and Lepticanus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Leptis, Leptitani, -orum (m.).
Lerida, Llerda, -æ (f.). q.v.
Lerina, Lerina, -æ (f.).
Lerna, Lerna, -æ, and Lerne, -es (f.); of or belonging to Lerna, Lernæus, -a, -um.
Lero, Lero, -onis (f.).
Leros, Leros, -i (f.).
Lesbia, Lesbia, -æ (f.).
Lesbos, Lesbos and Lesbus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Lesbos, Lesbian, Lesbius, -a, -um; Lesbous, -a, -um; and Lesbiacus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Lesbias, -adis, and Lesbis, -idis.
Lessina, Eleusis, -inis (f.). q.v.
Lethe, the, Lethe, -es (f.); of or relating to the Lethe, Lethean, Lethæus, -a, -um.
Lethon, the, Lethon, -onis (m.).
Letitia, Lettice, Lætitia,-æ (f.).
Letus, Letus, -i (m.).
Leuca, Leuca, -æ (f.).
Leucadia, Leucadia, -æ (f.), and Leucas, -adis (f.); of or belonging to Leucadia, Leucadius, -a, -um; pecul. masculine, Leucates, -æ.
Leucæ, Leucæ, -arum (f.).
Leucates (Cape), Leucates, -æ (m.).
Leuce, Leuce, -es (f.).
Leuci, the, Leuci, -orum (m.); the country of the Leuci, Leucia, -æ (f.).
Leucippe, Leucippe, -es (f.).
Leucippus, Leucippus, -i (m.); daughter of Leucippus, Leucippis, -idis (f.).
Leucon, Leucoo, -onis (m.).
Leuconoe, Leuconoe, -es (f.).
Leucopetra, Leucopetra, -æ (f.).
Leucophryrna, Leucophryna, -æ (f.).
Leucopolis, Leucopolis, -is (f.).
Leucosia, Leucosia, -æ (f.).
leucosyri, the, Leucosyri, -orum (m.).
Leucothea, Leucothea, -æ (f.).
Leucothoe, Lencothoe, -es (f.).
Leuctra, Leuctra, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Leuctra, Leuctricus, -a, -um.
Levaci, the, Levaci, -orum (m.).
Levadia, Lebadea, -æ (f.).
Levana, Levana, -æ (f.).
Levant, the, Oriens, -entis (m.).
Levi, Levi, indeclinable, (m.), but acc. Levim.
Leviathan, Leviathan, indeclinable, (m.).
Leviticus, Leviticus, -i (m.).
Levsina, v. Lessina.
Lewes, Lesua, -æ (f.).
Lewis, Ludovicus, -i (m.).
Lexovii, the, Lexovii, -orum (m.).
Leyden, Lugdunum, -i (n.), Batavorum.
Libanus (Mount), Libanus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Libanus, Libanus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Libanitis, -idis.
Liber, Liber, -eri (m.).
Libera, Libera, -æ (f.).
Libethra, Libethra, -æ (f.), and Libethrus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Libethra, Libethris, -idis (feminine, adj.). usual in plural, of Muses.
Libethrum, Libethrum, -i (n.).
Libo, Libo, -onis (m.).
Liburnia, Liburnia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Liburnia, Libumicus, -a, -um, and Liburnus, -a, -um; the Liburnians, Liburni, -orum (m.).
Libya, Libya, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Libya, Libyan, Libycus, -a, -um; Libyatinus, -a, -um; pecul. masculine, Libys, -yos, and Liba, -ibis , feminine, Libyssa, -æ, and Libystis, -idis; the Libyans, Libyes, -um, and Libyi, -orum (m.).
Licentius, Licentius, -ii (m.).
Licenza, the, Digentia, -æ (m.).
Licerius, Licerius, -ii (m.).
Lichades (islands), Licbades, -um (f.).
Lichas, Licbas, -æ (m.).
Licinia, Licinia, -æ (f.).
Licinianus, Licinianus, -i (m.).
Licinius, Licinius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Licinius, Licinius, -a, -um, and Licinianus, -a, -um.
Licinus, Licinus, -i (m.).
Licymnia, Licymnia, -æ (f.); of or relating to Licymnia, Licymnius, -a, -um.
Liddesdale, Lidalia, -æ (f.).
Liege, Leodicum or Leodium, -ii (n.); of Liege, Leodicensis, -e.
Liffey, the, Avenlifnius, -ii (m.).
Ligarius, Ligarius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Ligarius, Ligarianus, -a, -um.
Ligdus, Ligdus, -i (m.).
Ligea, Ligea, -æ (f.).
Liger, the, Liger, -eris (m.); of or relating to the Liger, Ligericus, -a, -um.
Lignitz, Lignitia, -æ (f.).
Ligny, Ligneum, -ei (n.).
Ligur, Ligur, -uris (m.).
Liguria, Liguria, -æ (f.); of Liguria, Ligurian, Ligur, -uris (adj.); Ligusticus, -a, -um; and Ligurinus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Ligustis, -idis; the Ligurians, Ligures, -um (m.).
Ligurius, Ligurius, -ii (m.).
Ligustinus, Ligustinus, -i (m.).
Lilybæum, Lilybæum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Lilybæum, Lilybæus, -a, -um; Lilybeius, -a, -um; and Lilybætanus, -a, -um.
Lima, Lima, -æ (f.).
Limburg, Limburgum, -i (n.); of Limburg, Limburgensis, -e.
Limera, Limera, -æ (f.).
Limerick, Limericum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Limerick, Limericensis, -e.
Limia, Limia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Limia, Limicus, -a, -um.
Limnæa, Limnæa, -æ (f.).
Limoges, Augustoritum, -i (n.).
Limonum, Limonum, -i (n.).
Limyra, Limyra, -æ, and Limyre, -es (f.). and Limyra, -orum (n.).
Lincoln, Lindum, -i (n.); Lincolnia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Lincoln, Lincolniensis,
-e.
Lindau, Lindovia, -æ (f.).
Lindus, Lindus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Lindus, Lindius, -a, -um.
Lingen, Linga, -æ (f.).
Lingones, the, Lingones, -um (m.); of or relating to the Lingones, Lingonicns, -a, -um, and Lingoneosis, -e.
Linus, Linus, -i (m.).
Lionel, Leonellus, -i (m.).
Lipara, Lipari, Lipara, -æ, and Lipare, -es (f.); of or relating to Lipara, Liparean, Liparæus, -a, -um; Liparensis, -e; and Liparitanus, -a, -um; the Lipari Islands, Æoliæ Insulæ.
Liparus, Liparus, -i (m.).
Lippe, the, Lupia, -æ (m.).
Lirinus, Lirinus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Lirinus, Lirinensis, -e.
Liriope, Liriope, -es (f.).
Liris, the, Liris, -is (m.); the dwellers on the Liris, Lirinates, -um or -ium (m.).
Lisbon, Olisipo, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Lisbon, Olisiponensis, -e.
Lisieux, Lexovium, -ii (n.).
Lisinæ, Lisinæ, -arum (f.).
Lissum, Lissum, -i (n.).
Litana, Litana, -æ, (f.).
Liternum, Liternum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Liternum, Liternus, -a, -um, and Literninus, -a, -um.
Liternus, the, Liternus, -i (m.).
Litubium, Litubium, -ii (n.).
Livadia, Bœotia, -æ (f.); Hellas, -adis (f.); Lake of Livadia, Copais Lacus, q.v.
Livia, Livia, -æ (f.).
Livianus, Livianus, -i (m.).
Livias, Livias, -adis (f.).
Livilla, Livilla, -æ (f.).
Livineius, Livineius, -ii (m.).
Livius, Livius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Livius, Livius, -a, -um. and Livianus, -a, -um.
Livonia, Livonia, -æ (f.).
Livy, Livius, -ii (m.). q.v.
Locri, the, Locri, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Locri, Locrensis, -e; the country of the Locri, Locris, -idis (f.). – 2, Locri, -orum (m.), a city; of Locri, Locrensis, -e.
Locris, v. foregoing.
Locutius, Locutius, -ii (m.).
Lodi, Laus, -audis (f.). Pompeia.
Loire,the, Liger, -eris (m.), q. v.
Lois, Lois, -idis (f.).
Lollia, Lollia, -æ (f.).
Lollianus, Lollianus, -i (m.).
Lollius, Lollius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Lollius, Lollianus, -a, -um.
Lombardy, Langobardia, -æ (f.); the Lombards, Langobardi, -orum (m.); Lombard, Langobardus, -a, -um.
London, Londinium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to London, Londiniensis, -e; New London, Novum Londinium.
Londonderry, Robertum, -i (n.).
Long Island, Macris, -idis (f.). sc. insula.
Longarenus, Longarenus, -i (m.).
Longford, Longofordia, -æ (f.).
Longinus, Longinus, -i (m.).
Longula, Longula, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Longula, Longulanus, -a, -um.
Longuntica, Longuntica, -æ (f.).
Longus, Longus, -i (m.).
Loracina, the, Loracina, -æ (m.).
Lorch, Lanriacum, -i (n.). κυρικιμασαηικο
Lorium, Lorium, -ii (n.), and Lorii, -orum (m.).
Loryma, Loryma, -orum (n.).
Lot, Lot or Loth, indeclinable, (m.).
Lothian, Laudania, -æ (f.).
Lotophagi, the, Lotophagi, -orum and -on (m.); the land of the Lotophagi, Lotophagitis, -idis (f.).
Louis, Ludovicus, -i (m.).
Louisa, Ludovica, -æ (f.).
Low Countries, Gallia Belgica (f.).
Lua, Lua, -æ (f.).
Lubeck, Lubecum, -i (n.).
Luca, Luca, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Luca, Lucensis, -e; the inhabitants of Luca, Lucenses, -ium (m.).
Lucagns, Lucagus, -i (m.).
Lucan, Lucanus, -i (m.).
Lucania, Lucania, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Lucania, Lucanian, Lucanus, -a, -um, and late Lucanicus, -a, -um.
Lucas, v. Luke.
Lucca, Luca, -æ (f.). q.v.
Lucceia, Lucceia, -æ (f.).
Lucceius, Lucceiua, -ii (m.).
Luceium, Laceium, -ii (n.).
Lucentum, Lucentum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Lucentum, Lucentius, -a, -um.
Luceria, Luceria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Luceria, Lucerinus, -a, -um.
Lucerne, Luceria, -æ, and Lucerna, -æ (f.); of Lucerne, Lncernensis, -e; Canton of Lucerne, Pagus Lucernensis.
Lucetius, Lacetius, -ii (m.).
Lucia, Lucia, -æ (f.).
Lucilianus, Lncilianus, -i (m.).
Lucilius, Lucilius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Lucilius, Lucilianus, -a, -um.
Lucilla, Lucilla, -æ (f.).
Lucilius, Lucilius, -i (m.).
Lucina, Lucina, -æ (f.).
Luciola, Luciola, -æ (f.).
Luciolus, Luciolus, -i (m.).
Lucius, Lucius, -ii (m.).
Lucretia, Lucretia, -æ (f.).
Lucretilis (Mount), Lucretilis, -is (m.); of or belonging to Lucretilis, Lucretilinus, -a, -um.
Lucretius, Lucretius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Lucretius, Lacretianus, -a, -um.
Lucrine (Lake), the, Lucrinus, -i (m.). Lacus; of or relating to the Lucrine Lake, Lucrinus, -a, -um, and Lucrinensis, -e.
Luctatius, v. Lutatius.
Lucullus, Lucullus, -i (m.); of or relating to Lucullus, Lucullanus, -a, -um; Lucullianus, -a, -um, and Luculleus, -a, -um.
Lucumo, Lucumo, -onis (m.).
Lucus, Lucus, -i (m.).
Lucy, Lucia, -æ (f.).
Lugano, Lucanum, -i (n.); Logo di Lugano, Ceresius Lacus.
Lugdunum, Lugdunum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Lugdunum, Lugdunensis, -e.
Luke, Lucas, -æ (m.).
Luna, Luna, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Luna, Lunensis, -e.
Lund, Londinium, -ii (n.), Scandinorum Lunda, -æ (f.), Gothorum.
Luneburg, Lunæburgum, -i (n.).
Lunus, Lunus, -i (m.).
Lupercal, Lupercal, -alis (n.).
Lupercus, Lupercus, -i (m.).
Lupia, the, Lupia, -æ (m.).
Lupinus, Lupinus, -i (m.).
Lupus, Lupus, -i (m.).
Lurco, Lurco, -onis (m.).
Lurda, the, Lurda, -æ (m.).
Lusatia, Lusatia, -æ (f.).
Luscienus, Luscienus, -i (m.).
Luscinus, Luscinus, -i (m.).
Luscius, Luscius, -ii (m.).
Luscus, Luscus, -i (m.).
Lusignan, Lusignanum, -i (n.).
Lusitania, Lusitania, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Lusitania, Lusitanian, Lnsitanus, -a, -um.
Lusius, the, Lusius, -ii (m.).
Lutatius, Lutatius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Lutatius, Lutatianus, -a, -um, and Lutatius, -a, -um.
Lutetia, Lutetia, -æ (f.).
Lutorius, Lutorius, -ii (m.).
Luxemburg, Augusta Romanduorum; Luceburgum -i (n.).
Luxueil, Luxovium, -ii (n.); of Luxueil, Luxoviensis, -e.
Lyacura, Lycoreus, -ei (m.).
Lycabas, Lycabas, -æ (m.).
Lycabettus, Lycabettus, -i (m.).
Lycæus (Mount), Lycæus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Lyæus, Lycæus, -a, -um.
Lycambes, Lycambes, -æ (m.); of or relating to Lycambes, Lycambæus or -beus, -a, -um.
Lycaon, Lycaon, -onis (m.); of or relating to Lycaon, Lycaonius, -a, -um; daughter of Lycaon, Lycaonis, -idis (f.).
Lycaonia, Lycaonia, -æ (f.); the inhahitants of Lycaonia, Lycaones, -um (m.); Lycaonian, Lycaonius, -a, -um.
Lycaste, Lycaste, -es (f.).
Lycastus, Lycastus, -i (f.).
Lyce, Lyce, -es (f.).
Lyceum, Lyceum, -i (n.).
Lychnidus, Lychnidus, -i (f.).
Lycia, Lycia, -æ (f.); of Lycia, Lycian, Lycius, -a, -um.
Lycidas, Lycidas, -æ (m.).
Lycisca, Lycisca, -æ (f.).
Lyciscus, Lyciscus, -i (m.).
Lyco, Lyco, -onis (m.).
Lycomedes, Lycomedes, -is (m.); of or relating to Lycomedes, Lycomedeus, -a, -um.
Lycon, Lycon, -onis (f.). a city, — 2. (m.) a man’s name.
Lycophron, Lycophron, -onis (m.).
Lycopolis, Lycopolis, -is (f.). of or belonging to Lycopolis, Lycopolitanus, -a, -um; pecul. musculine, Lycopolites, -æ.
Lycorias, Lycorias, -adis (f.).
Lycoris, Lycoris, -idis (f.).
Lycormas, Lycormas, -æ (m.).
Lycorias, Lycortas, -æ (m.).
Lycotas, Lycotas, -æ (m.).
Lyctus, Lyctus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Lyctus, Lyctius, -a, -um.
Lycurgus, Lycurgus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Lycurgus, Lycurgeus, -a, -um; son of Lycurgus, Lycurgides, -æ (m.).
Lycus, Lycus, -i (m.).
Lydda, Lydda, -æ (f.).
Lyde, Lyde, -es (f.).
Lydia, Lydia, -æ (f.). a female name, —2, a country; of or belonging to Lydia, Lydian, Lydius, -a, -um, and Lydus, -a, -um; the Lydians, Lydi, -orum (m.).
Lygdamus, Lygdamus, -i (m.).
Lymne, Lemanus, -i, and Lemanis, -is, Portus (m.).
Lyncestæ, the, Lyncestæ, -arum (m.); of or belonging to the Lyncestæ, Lyncestus, -a, -um; and Lyncestius (m.). Lyncestis, -idis (f.).
Lynceus, Lynceus, -eos and -ei (m.); of or relating to Lynceus, Lynceus, -a, -um; son of Lynceus, Lyncides, -æ (m.).
Lyncus, Lyncus, -i (m.).
Lynn, v. Lymne.
Lyons, Lugdunum, -i (n.). Æduorum; the Lyonnois or district around Lyons, Lugdunensis Ager; of or belonging to Lyons, Lugdunensis, -e; Gulf of Lyons, Sinus Ligusticus.
Lyrnessus, Lyrnessus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Lyrnessus, Lyrnessius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Lyrnessis, -idis, and Lyrnessias, -adis.
Lysander, Lysander, -dri (m.).
Lysanias, Lysanias, -æ (m.).
Lysias, Lysias, -æ (m.), man’s name; of or relating to Lysias, Lysiacus, -a, -um; son of Lysias, Lysiades, -æ (m.). — 2. Lysias, -adis (f.), a city.
Lysidicus, Lysidicus, -i (m.).
Lysimachia, Lysimachia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Lysimachia, Lysimachiensis, -e.
Lysimachus, Lysimachus, -i (m.).
Lysinoe, Lysinoe, -es (f.).
Lysippus, Lysippus, -i (m.).
Lysis, Lysis, -idis (m.), a man’s name, — 2. Lysis, -is (m.), a river.
Lysistratus, Lysistratus, -i (m.).
Lyso, Lyso, -ouis (m.).
Lustra, Lystra, -æ (f.); Lystra, -orum (m.); and Lystræ, -arum (f.); the inhabitants of Lystra, Lystreni, -orum (m.).
Lytrotes, Lytrotes, -æ (m.).
Maas, the, v. Meuse.
Mabel, Mabilia, -æ, or Amabilis, -is (f.).
Macæ, the, Macæ, -arum (m.).
Macareus, Macareus, -eos and -ei (m.); daughter of Macareus, Macareis, -idis (f.).
Macaria, Macaria, -æ (f.).
Macarius, Macarius, -ii (m.).
Macatus, Macatus, -i (m.).
Maccabæus, Maccabæus, -i (m.); the Maccabees, Maccabæi, -orum.
Macedon, Macedonia, Macedonia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Macedonia, Macedonian, Macedonicus, -a, -um; Macedonius, -a, -um; and poet. Macedoniensis, -e; pecul. masculine, Macedo, -onis; a Macedonian, Macedo, -onis (m.); the Macedonians, Macedones, -um.
Macedon, Macedon, -onis (m.), a man’s name; of or relating to Macedon, Macedonianus, -a, -um.
Macella, Macella, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Macella, Macellinus, ,a, -um.
Macellinus, Macellinus, -i (m.).
Macer, Macer, -cri (m.).
Machærus, Machærus, -untis (f.).
Machaon, Machaon, -onis (m.); of or relating to Machaon, Machaonicus, -a, -um, and Machaonius, -a, -um.
Macistus, Macistus, -i (m.).
Macra, Macra, -æ (f.). an island. — 2, (m.) a river.
Macrianus, Macrianus, -i (m.).
Macrinus, Macrinus, -i (m.).
Macris, Macris, -idis (f.).
Macro, Macro, -onis (m.).
Macrobii, the, Macrobii, -orum (m.).
Macrobius, Macrobius, -ii (m.).
Macrones, the, Macrones, -um (m.).
Macronisi, Helena, -æ, and Macris, -idis (f.).
Macula, Macula, -æ (m.).
Madagascar, Hannonis Insula, -æ (f.).
Madauri, Madauri, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Madauri, Madaurensis, -e.
Madeira (Islands), the, Purpurariæ Insulæ (f.).
Madian, Madian, indeclinable, (f.). v. Midian.
Madoch, Madocus, -i (m.).
Madras, Melange, -es (f.).
Madrid, Mantua, -æ (f.), Carpetanorum; Madritum, -i (n.).
Maduateni, Maduateni, -orum (m.).
Madytus, Madytus, -i (f.).
Mæander, the, Mæander or Mæandrus, -i (m.); of or relating to the Mæander, Mæandrius, -a, -um, and Mæandricus, -a, -um.
Mæandria, Mæandria, -æ (f.).
Mæcenas, Mæcenas, -atis (m.); of or relating to Mæcenas, Mæcenatianus, -a, -um.
Mæcia, Mæcia, -æ (f.).
Mæcilius, Mæcilius, -ii (m.)
Mæcius, Mæcius, -ii (m.).
Madi, the, Mædi, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Mædi, Mædicus, -a, -um.
Mælius, Mælius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Mælius, Mælius, -a, -um, and Mælianus, -a, -um.
Mænalus (Mount), Mænala, -orum (n.); Mænalus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Mænalus, Mænalius, -a, -um; pecul. masculine, Mænalides, -æ; feminine, Mænalis, -idis.
Mænaria, Mænaria, -æ (f.).
Mænius, Mænius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Mænius, Mænianus, -a, -um.
Mænoba, Mænoba, -æ (f.).
Mæon, Mæon, -onis (m.).
Mæones, the, Mæones, -um (m.); the country of the Mæones, Mæonia, Mæonia, -æ (f.); of Mæonia, Mæonian, Mæonius, -a, -um; Mæon, -onis, and Mæonides, -æ (m.); Mæonis, -idis (f.).
Mæotis (Lake), Mæotis, -idis (f, ), Palus; also, Mæotis (absol.); Mæotica Palus; Mæoticus Lacus; and Mæotides Paludes; of or belonging to Lake Mæotis, Mæotic, Mæoticus and Mæotius, -a, -um; the dwellers on or around the Mæotis, Mæotæ, -arum, and Mæotidæ, -arum (m.).
Mæra, Mæra, -æ (f.).
Mæstricht, Trajectum, -i (n.), ad Mosam.
Mævia, Mævia, -æ (f.).
Mævius, Mævius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Mævius, Mævianus, -a, -um.
Magdala, Magdala, -æ (f.), and Magdalum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Magdala, Magdalene, Magdalene, -es (f.).
Magdalene, Magdalena, -æ, and Magdalene, es (f.), feminine, proper name, but v. foregoing.
Magdeburg, Magdeburgum, -i (n.); of Magdeburg, Magdeburgensis, -e.
Mageddo, Mageddo, indeclinable, (f.); the inhabitants of Mageddo, Mageddæ, -arum (m.).
Magetobria, Magetobria, -æ (f.).
Maggiore (Lago), Verbanus, -i (m.), Lacus.
Magia, Magia, -æ (f.).
Magius, Magius, -ii (m.).
Magnentius, Magnentius, -ii (m.); the partisans of Magnentius, Magnentiuni, -orum (m.).
Magnes, Magnes, -etis (m.).
Magnesia, Magnesia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Magnesia, Magnesian, Magnesius, -a, -um; Magneticus, -a, -um; Magnes, -etis (m.); and Magnessa, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Magnesia, Magnetes, -um (m.).
Magnus, Magnus, -i (m.).
Mago, Mago, -onis (m.).
Magog, Magog, indeclinable, (m.). — 2, (f.). a city.
Magontiacum, Magontiacum, -i (n.).
Magra, the, Macra, -æ (m.).
Magrada, the, Magrada, -æ (m.).
Magulla, Magulla, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Magulla, Magullinus, -a, -um.
Magus, Magus, -i (m.).
Maherbal, Maherbal, -alis (m.).
Mahon (Port), Magonis Portus (m.); sometimes Mago, -onis.
Maia, Maia, -æ (f.); son of Maia, Maiades, -æ (m.), and Maiugena, -æ (m.).
Maidstone, Madus, -i (f.).
Main, the, Mænus or Mœnus, -i (m.).
Maine, Cenomania, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Maine, Cenomanensis, -e; the inhabitants of Maine, Cenomanni, -orum (m.).
Maius, Maius, -ii (m.).
Majorian, Majorianus, -i (m.).
Majorca, Balearis Major or Balearium Major (f.); Majorica, -æ (f.). late.
Malabar, Male, -es (f.).
Malacca, Aurea Chersonesus.
Malaca, Malaga, Malaca, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Malaca, Malacitanus, -a, -um.
Malachi, Malachias, -æ (m.).
Malchinus, Malchinus, -i (m.).
Malchio, Malchio, -onis (m.).
Malchus, Malchus, -i (m.).
Malden, Camaldunum, -i (m.).
Malea, Malea, -æ (f.); of or relating to Malea, Maleoticus, a, -um, and Maleus or Malius, -a, -um.
Maleventum, Maleventum, -i (n.).
Malians, the, Malies, -eon (m.); of or belonging to the Malians, Malian, Maliacus, -a, -um; Maliensis, -e; and Malius, -a, um; the Malian Gulf, Maliacus Sinus.
Malleolus, Malleolus, -i (m.).
Malli, the, Malli, -orum (m.).
Mallia, Mallia, -æ (f.).
Mallius, Mallius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Mallius, Mallius, -a, -um.
Mallœa, Mallœa, -æ (f.).
Mallus, Mallus or Mallos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Mallus, Mallotes, -æ (m.).
Malmsbury, Maldunense Cœnobium.
Malta, Melita, -æ (f.). q.v.
Malthace, Malthace, -es (f.).
Malthinus, Malthinus, -i (m.).
Mambre, Mambre, indeclinable, and Mambra, -æ (f.).
Mamercinus, Mamercinus, -i (m.).
Mamercus, Mamercus, -i (m.).
Mamertines, the, Mamertini, -orum (m.); Mamertine, Mamertinus, -a, -um.
Mamertus, Mamertus, -i (m.).
Mamilia, Mamilia, -æ (f.).
Mamilius, Mamilius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Mamilius, Mamilianus, -a, -um.
Mammæa, Mammæa, -æ (f.); of or relating to Mammæa, Mammæanus, -a, -um.
Mamortha, Mamortha, -æ (f.).
Mamurius, Mamurius, -ii (m.).
Mamurra, Mamurra, -æ (m.); of or relating to Mamurra, Mamurranus, -a, -um.
Man (Isle of), Mona, -æ (f.). Insula.
Manasses, Manasses, -æ, and Manasse, iudeclinable (m.).
Manastabal, Manastabal, -alis (m.).
Manchester, Mancunium, -ii (n.).
Mancia, Mancia, -æ (m.).
Mancinus, Mancinus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Mancinus, Mancinianus, -a, -um.
Mandela, Mandela, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mandela, Mindelanus, -a, -um.
Mandonius, Mandonius, -ii (m.).
Mandrocles, Mandrocles, -is (m.).
Mandropolis, Mandropolis, -is (f.).
Mandubii, Mandubii, -orum (m.).
Manduria, Manduria, -æ (f.).
Manes, Manes, -etis (m.); the followers of Manes, Manichæi, -orum (m.).
Manetha, Manetho, -onis (m.).
Manfredonia, Manfredonia, -æ (f.).
Manheim, Manhemium, -ii (m.).
Mania, Mania, -æ (f.).
Manichæans, the, v. Manes.
Manicius, Manicius, -ii (m.).
Manilia, Manilia, -æ (f.).
Manilius, Manilius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Manilius, Manilianus, -a, -um.
Manilla, Lusonia, -æ (f.); the Manilla Islands, Lusoniæ Insulæ.
Manius, Monius, -ii (m.).
Manlius, Manlius, -ii (m.); of or beloging to Manlius, Manlius, -a, -um, and Manlianus, -a, -um.
Mannus, Mannus, -i (m.).
Mansfield, Mansfeldia, -æ (f.); of Mansfeld, Mansfeldensis, -e.
Mantinea, Mantinea, -æ (f.).
Manto, Manto, -æ (f.).
Mantua, Mantua, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mantua, Mantuan, Mantuanus, -a, -um.
Manturna, Manturna, -æ (f.).
Maracanda, Maracanda, -orum (n.).
Marathe, Marathe, -es (f.); of or belonging to Marathe, Marathenus, -a, -um.
Marathon, Marathon, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Marathon, Marathonius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Marathonis, -idis.
Marathus, Marathus, -i (m.), a man’s name, — 2. or Marathos, -i (f.), a city. — 3. Marathus, -untis (f.), another city.
Marbach, Collis Peregrinorum; Marbacbium, -ii (n.).
Marburg, Amasia, -æ (f.). Cattorum; Mattinm, -ii (n.).
Marcella, Marcella, -æ (f.).
Marcellina, Marcellina, -æ (f.).
Marcellinus, Marcellinus, -i (m.).
Marcellus, Marcellus, -i (m.); of or relating to Marcellus, Marcellianus, -a, -um.
March, the, Marus, -i (m.).
Marchubii, the, Marchubii, -orum (m.).
Marcia, Marcia, -æ (f.).
Marcianopolis, Marcianopolis, -is (f.).
Marcian, Marcianus, -i (m.).
Marcilius, Marcilius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Marcilius, Marcilianus, -a, -um.
Marcion, Marcion, -onis (m.); of or relating to Marcion, Marcionensis, -e; masculine, adj., Marcionita or -ista, -æ.
Marcius, Marcius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Marcius, Marcius, -a, -um, and Marcianus, -a, -um.
Marcodurum, Marcodurum, -i (n.).
Marcolica, Marcolica, -æ (f.).
Marcomanni, the, Marcomanni, -orom (m.); the country of the Marcomanni, Marcomannia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to the Marcomanni, Marcomannicus, -a, -um.
Marcus, Marcus, -i (m.).
Mardi, the, Mardi, -orum (m.).
Mardochæus, Mardochæus, -i (m.).
Mardonius, Mardonius, -ii (m.).
Mardus, the, Mardus, -i (m.).
Marea, Marea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Marea, Mareotic, Mareoticus, -a, -um; pecul., feminine, Mareotis, -idis; the Mareotic Lake, Mareotis, -idis (f.). absol., and Mareotis Palus; the inhabitants of Marea, Mareotæ, -arum (m.).
Margiana, Margiana, -æ (f.).
Margum, Margum, -i (n.).
Maria, Maria, -æ (f.).
Mariandyni, the, Mariandyni, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Mariandyni, Mariandynus, -a, -um.
Marianus, Marianus, -i (m.).
Marica, Marica, -æ (f.).
Maricas, Maricas, -æ (m.).
Maricus, Maricus, -i (m.).
Marina, Marina, -æ (f.).
Marinus, Marinus, -i (m.).
Maritsa, the, Hebrus, -i (m.).
Motrius, Marius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Marius, Marianus, -a, -um.
Mark, Marcus, -i (m.).
Marlborough, Cunetio, -onis (f.).
Marmara, Proconnesus, -i (f.); Sea of Marmara, Propontis, -idis (f.).
Marmaduke, Marmaducus, -i, and Valentinianus, -i (m.).
Marmarica, Marmarica, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Marmarica, Marmaricus, -a, -um; an inhabitant of Marmarico, Marmarides, -æ (m.).
Marne, the, Matrona, -æ (m.).
Maro, Maro, -onis (m.); of or relating to Maro, Maronianus, -a, -um.
Maroboduus, Maroboduus, -i (m.).
Morocco, Maurocitenum, -i (n.); Maroccanum Regnum.
Maronea, Maronea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Maronea, Maroneus, -a, -um; pecul. masculine, Maronites, -æ.
Maronilla, Maronilla, -æ (f.).
Maronillus, Maronillos, -i (m.).
Marpessus (Mount), Marpessus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Marpessus, Haipessius, -a, -um.
Marrubium, Marrubium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Marrubium, Marrubius, -a, um.
Marrucini, the, Marrucini, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Marrucini, Marrucinus, -a, -um.
Mars, Mars, -rtis (m.); poet. Mavors, -rtis (m.); of or relating to Mars, Martius, -a, -um, Martialis, -e; and Mavortius, -a, -um.
Marsæus, Marsæus, -i (m.).
Marseilles, Massilia, -æ (f.). q. v.
Marsi, the, Marsi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Marsi, Marsian, Marsicus, -a, -um, and Marsus, -a, -um.
Marsigni, the, Marsigni, -orum (m.).
Marsus, Marsus, -i (m.).
Marsyas, Marsyas, -æ (m.).
Martha, Martha, -æ (f.).
Martial, Martialis, -is (m.).
Martianus, Martianus, -i (m.).
Martin, Martinus, -i (m.).
Martina, Martina, -æ (f.).
Martinus, Martinus, -i (m.).
Marulla, Marulla, -æ (f.).
Marullus, Marullus, -i (m.).
Marus, the, Marus, -i (m.).
Mary, Maria, -æ (f.).
Masada, Masada, -æ (f.).
Mascat, Machorbe, -es, and Mescha, -æ (f.).
Masgaba, Masgaba, -æ (m.).
Masinissa, Masinissa, -æ (m.).
Maso, Maso, -onis (m.).
Massa, Massa, -æ (m.).
Massada, v. Masada.
Massæsyli, the, Massæsyli, -orum (m.); the country of the Massæsyli, Massæsylia, -æ (f.).
Massagetæ, the, Massagetæ, -arum (m.).
Massalia, v. Massilia.
Massic (Hills), the, Massicus, -i (m.). Mons, and Massica, -orum (n.); Massic, Massicus,
-a, -um.
Massilia, Massilia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Massilia, Massilian, Massalioticus, -a, -um; Massiliensis, -e; and Massilitanus, -a, -um.
Massiva, Massiva, -æ (m.).
Massyli, the, Massyli -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Massyli, Massyleus, -a, -um, and Massylius, -a, -um.
Mastricht, v. Mæstricht.
Mastusia, Mastusia, -æ (f.).
Masurius, Masurius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Masurius, Masurianus, -a, -um.
Maternus, Maternus, -i (m.).
Matho, Matho, -onis (m.).
Matienus, Matienus, -i (m.).
Matilda, Matilda, -æ (f.).
Matinius, Matinius, -ii (m.).
Matinus (Mount), Matinus, -i (m.); of or relating to Mount Matinus, Matinian, Matinus, -a, -um.
Matisco, Matisco, -onis (f.).
Matius, Matius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Matius, Matianus, -a, -um.
Matrinia, Matrinia, -æ (f).
Matrinius, Matrinius, -ii (m.).
Matrinus, Matrinus -i (m.).
Matrona, the, Matrona, -æ (m.).
Matronianus, Matronianus, -i (m.).
Matthew, Matthæus, -i, and Mattheus, -i (m.)
Matthias, Matthias, -æ (m.).
Mattium, Mattium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Mattium, Mattian, Mattiacus, -a, -um.
Mattius, Mattius, -ii (m.).
Mattus, Mattus, -i (m.).
Matuta, Matuta, -æ (f.).
Maud, Matilda, -æ (f.).
Maurentius, Manrentius, -ii (m.).
Mauri, the, v. Mauritania.
Mauritius, Maurice, Mauritius, -ii (m.).
Mauricus, Mauricus, -i (m.).
Mauritania, Mauritania, -æ; of or belonging to Mauritania, Mauritanicus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Mauritania, the Moors, Mauri, -ornm (m.); of or belonging to the Moors, Moorish, Maurus, -a, -um; Mauricus, -a, -um; and (poet.) Maurusius or Maurusiacus, -a, -um.
Mausolus, Mausolus, -i (m.); of or relating to Mausolus, Mausoleus, -a, -um.
Mavors, Mavors, -rtis (m.); appell. of Mors.
Maxentius, Maxentius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Maxentius, Maxentianus, -a, -um.
Maximian, Maximianus, -i (m.).
Maximilian, Maximilianus, -i (m.).
Maximina, Maximina, -æ (f.).
Maximinus, Maximinus, -i (m.); of or relating to Maximinus, Maximinianus, -a, -um.
Maximus, Maximus, -i (m.).
Maxulla, Maxulla, -æ (f.).
Mayenne, Meduanum, -i (n.).
Mayence, Moguntiacum, -i (n.).
Mazaca, Mazaca, -æ (f.).
Mazacæ, the, Mazacæ, -arum (m.).
Mazaces, the, Mazaces, -um (m.).
Mazara, Mazara, -æ (f.).
Meander, the, v. Mæander.
Meaux, Meldæ, -arum (f.); of Meanx, Meldensis, -e.
Mecca, Macoraba, -orum (n.).
Mechlin, Mechlinia, -æ (f.).
Mecklenburg, Megalopolis, -is (f.).
Mecyberna, Mecyberna, -æ (f.); of or balonging to Mecyberna, Mecybernæus, -a, -um.
Medaba, Medaba, indeclinable (f.).
Medama, Medama, -æ (f.).
Medea, Medea, -æ (f.); of or relating to Medea, Medeis, -idis (feminine, adj.).
Medelin, Atalliuum, -i (n.).
Medeon, Medeon, -onis (f.); the inhabitants of Medeon, Medionii, -orum (m.).
Madia, Media, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Media, Median, Hedicus, -a, -um, and Medus, -a, -um; the Medes, Medi, -orum (m.).
Medina, Jathrrippa, -æ (f.).
Mediolauum, Milan, Mediolanum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Mediolanum, -e.
Mediomatrici, the, Mediomatrici, -orum (m.).
Medion, v. Medeon.
Mediterranean (Sea), the, Mare Nostrum, Mare Magnum; only in late Latin, Mediterraneum Mare.
Medoacus, Medoacus, -i (m.).
Medon, Medon, -ontis (m.); a son or descendant of Medon, Medontides, -æ (m.).
Medora, Medora, -æ (f.).
Medubriga, Medubriga, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Medubriga, Medubrigensis, -e,
Meduli, the, Meduli -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Meduli, Medullinus, -a, -um, and Medullus, -a, -um.
Medullia, Medullia, -æ (f.).
Medullina, Medullina, -æ (f.).
Medullus (Mount), Medullus, -i (m.).
Medusa, Medusa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Medusa, Medusæus, -a, -um.
Medway, the, Meduacas, -i (m.).
Megabazus, Megabazus, -i (m.).
Megabocchus, Megabocchus, -i (m.).
Megabyzus, Mesabyzus, -i (m.).
Megadorus, Megadorus, -i (m.).
Megæra, Megæra, -æ (f.).
Megale, Megale, -es (f.). appellation of Cybele; of or relating to Megale, Megalesius, -a, -um.
Megalopolis, Megalopolis, -is; of or belonging to Megalopolis, Megalopolitanus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Megalopolis, Megalopolitæ, -arum (m.).
Megara, Megara, -æ (f.), name of a woman,— 2. (f.) and Megara, -orum (n.). a city; of or belonging to Megara, Megareus, -a, -um; Megaricus, -a, -um; Megarensis, -e; and (late poet.) Megareius, -a, -um; the country of Megara, Megaris, Megaris, -idis (f.).
Megareus, Megareus, -eos and -ei (m.); of or relating to Megareus, Megareius, -a, -um.
Megarice, Megarice, -es (f.).
Megasthenes, Megasthenes, -is (m.).
Megeda, Megeda, -æ (f.).
Meges, Meges, -etis (m.).
Megilla, Megilla, -æ (f.).
Megillus, Megillus, -i (m.).
Megisba, Megisba, -æ (f.).
Megiste, Megiste, -es (f.).
Megistus, Megistus, -i (m.).
Meissen, Misna, -æ; Misena, -æ (f.).
Mela, Mela, -æ (m.).
Melæ, Melæ, -arum (f.).
Melæna, Melæna, -æ (f.).
Melenæ, Melænæ, -arum (f.).
Melambiam, Melambium, -ii (n.).
Melampus, Melampus, -odis (m.).
Melaneus, Melaneus, -eos and -ei (m.).
Melanie, Melania, -æ (f.).
Melanippe, Melanippe, -es (f.).
Melano, Melano, -us (f.).
Melanira, Melanira, -æ (f.).
Melathius, Melanthius, -ii (m.).
Melantho, Melantho, -us (f.).
Melanthus, Melanthus, -i (m.); of or relating to Melanthus, Melantheus, -a, -um.
Melas, the, Melas, -anis (m.).
Melasso, Pedasum, -i (n.).
Melchisedech, Melchisedech, indeclinable, (m.).
Meldæ, v. Meaux.
Meldi, the, Meldi, -orum (m.); of the Meldi (or of Meaux), Meldensis, -e.
Meleager, Meleager and Meleagrus, -gri (m.); of or relating to Meleager, Meleagrius, -a, -um, and Meleagreus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, (strictly feminine, patron.), Meleagris, -idis.
Meleda, Melita, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Meleda, Melitæus, -a, -um.
Meles, the, Meles, -etis (m.); of or relating to the Meles, Meleteus, -a, -um.
Melete, Melete, -es (f.).
Melfa, the, Melpis, -is (m.).
Melf, Melphia, – (f.).
Melibœa, Melibœa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Melibœa, Melibœus, -a, -um, and Molibœensis, -e (late).
Melibœus, Melibœus, -i (m.).
Melicent, Melicentia, -æ (f.).
Melicerta, Melicerta and Melicertes, -æ (m.).
Melida, v. Meleda.
Melissa, Melissa, -æ (f.).
Melissus, Melissus, -i (m.).
Melita, Melita, -æ, and Melite, -es (f.); of or belonging to Melita ( Malta), Melitensis, -e; (of Meleda) Melitæus, -a, -um.
Melius, Melius, -ii (m.).
Mella, Mella, -æ (m.).
Melodunum, Melodunum, -i (n.).
Melos, Melos or Melus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Melos, Melinus, -a, -um, and Melius, -a, um.
Melpomene, Melpomene, -es (f.).
Melpum, Melpum, -i (n.).
Melun, Melodunum, -i (n.).
Memmius, Memmius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Memmins, Memmian, Memmius, -a, -um, and Memmianus, -a, -um; a member of the Memmian line, Memmiades, -æ (m.). poet.
Memnon, Memnon, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Memnon, Memnonius, -a, -um.
Memphis, Memphis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Memphis, Memphiticus, -a, -um; pecul. masculine, Memphites, -æ; pecul. feminine, Memphitis, -idis.
Mena, Menas, -æ, and Menas, -atis (m.).
Menalcas, Menalcas, -æ (m.).
Menalius, Menalius, -ii (m.).
Menander, Menander or Menandrus, -dri (m.); of or relating to Menander, Menandreus, -a, -um.
Menapia, Menapia, -æ (f.); the Menapii, Menapii, -orum (m.); Menapian, Menapicus, -a, -um.
Menas, v. Mena.
Mende, Mende, -es; Mendis, -is; and Mendæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Mende, Mendian, Mendesius, -a, -um, and Mendesicus, -a, -um; pecul. masculine, Mendes, -etis.
Mendes, Myndus, -i (f.).
Menecles, Menecles, -is (m.); of or relating to Menecles, Meneclius, -a, -um.
Meneclides, Meneclides, -is (m.).
Menecrates, Menecrates, -is (m.).
Menedemus, Menedemus, -i (m.).
Meneloïs, Menelais, -idis (f.).
Menelaïus (Mount), Menelaïus, -ii (m.).
Menelaüs, Menelaus and Menelaos, -i (m.); of or relating to Menelaäs, Menelaeus, -a, um.
Menenius, Menenius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Menenius, Menenius, -a, -um, and Menenianus, -a, um.
Menes, Menes, -etis (m.).
Menestheus, Menestheus, -eos and -ei (m.).
Menippus, Menippus, -i (m.); of or relating to Menippus, Menippeus, -a, -um.
Mennis, Mennis, -is (f.).
Meno, Meno, -onis (m.).
Menœceus, Menœceus, -eos and -ei (m.); of or belonging to Menœceus, Menœceus, -a, -um.
Menœtes, Menœtes, -æ (m.).
Menœtius, Menœtius, -ii (m.); son of Menœtius, Menœtiades, -æ (m.).
Menon, Menon, -onis (m.).
Mentissa, Mentissa, -æ (f.).
Mentor, Mentor, -oris (m.); of or belonging to Mentor, Mentoreus, -a, -um.
Mentz or Menz, v. Mayence.
Mercury, Mercurius, -ii (m.); Hermes, -æ (m.); of or relating to Mercury, Mercurialis, -e; Hermæus, -a, -um.
Mercy, Misericordia, -æ (f.).
Merenda, Merenda, -æ (m.).
Mergus, Mergus, -i (m.).
Merida, Emerita, -æ (f.). Augusta.
Meriones, Meriones, -æ (m.).
Mermerus, Mermerus, -i (m.).
Mermessus, Mermessus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Mermessus, Mermessius, -a, -um.
Merobaudes, Merobaudes, -æ or -is (m.).
Merobriga, Merobriga, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Merobriga, Merobrigensis, -e.
Meroe, Meroe, -es (f.); of or belonging to Meroe, Meroiticus, -a, -um, and Meroitanus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Meroe, Meroeni, -orum (m.).
Merope, Merope, -es (f.).
Merops, Merops, -opis (m.).
Merric, Merricus, -i (m.).
Merula, Merula, -æ (m.).
Mesembria, Mesembria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mesembria, Mesembriacus, -a, -um.
Mesene, Mesene, -es (f.).
Mesopotamia, Mesopotamia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mesopotamia, Mesopotamius, -a, -um, and (late) Mesopotamenus, -a, -um.
Messa, Messa, -æ (f.).
Messala, Messala, -æ (m.).
Messalina, Messalina, -æ (f.).
Messalinus, Messalinus, -i (m.).
Messana, Messina, Messana, -æ; (f.); of or belonging to Messana, Messanensis, -e.
Messapia, Messapia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Messapia, Messapian, Messapius, -a, -um.
Messapus, Messapus, -i (m.).
Messeïs, Messeïs, -idis (f.).
Messena, Messena, -æ, and Messene, -es (f.).
Messenia, Messenia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Messenia, Messenius, -a, -um.
MESSIAH, MESSIAS, -æ (m.).
Messina, Messana, -æ (f.). q. v.; Faro di Messina, Fretum Siculum.
Messius, Messius, -ii (m.).
Mestra, Mestra, -æ (f.).
Mesua, Mesua, -æ (f.).
Metabus, Metabus, -i (m.).
Metagonium, Metagonium, -ii (n.).
Metallinum, Metallinum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Metallinum, Metallinensis, -e.
Metanira, Metanira, -æ (f.).
Metapontum, Metapontum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Metapontum, Metapontinus, -a, -um.
Metaurum, Metaurum, -i (n.).
Metaurus, the, Metaurus, -i (m.); dwellers on the Metaurus, Metaurenses, -ium (m.).
Metelin (the island), Lesbos, -i (f.). q. v. —2, (the city) Mytilene, -es (f.). q. v.
Metella, Metella, -æ (f.).
Metellus, Metellus, -i (m.); of or relating to Metellus, Metellinus, -a, -um.
Methion, Methion, -onis (m.).
Methone, Methone, -es (f.).
Methusaleh, Methusala, -æ (m.).
Methydrium, Mothydrium, -ii (n.).
Methymna, Methymna, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Methymna, Methymnæus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Methymnias, -adis.
Metia, Metia, -æ (f.).
Metianus, Metianus, -i (m.).
Metilius, Metilius, -æ (m.).
Metina, Metina, -æ (f.).
Metiosedum, Metiosedum, -i (n.).
Metiscus, Metiscus, -i (m.).
Metius, Metius, -ii (m.).
Meton, Meton, -onis (m.).
Metro, the, Metaurus, -i (m.). q.v.
Metrodorus, Metrodorus, -i (m.).
Metronax, Metronax, -actis (m.).
Metrophanes, Metrophanes, -is (m.).
Metropolis, Metropolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Metropolis, Metropolitanus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Metropolis, Metropolitæ, -arum (m.).
Mettis, Mettis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Mettis, Metticus, -a, -um, and Mettensis, -e.
Mettius, Mettius, -ii (m.).
Mettus, Mettus, -i (m.).
Metz, Divodurum, -i (n.); Metæ, -arum and Mettis, -is (f.). q. v.
Meuse, the, Mosa, -æ (f.).
Mcvania, Mevania, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mevania, Mevanas, -atis (adj.).
Mexico, Hispania Nova; Regio Mexicana, Mexican, Mexicanus, -a, -um. —2. (the city) Mexicopolis, -is (f.); Mexicanorum Metropolis.
Mezentius, Mezentius, -ii (m.).
Micah, Michæas, -æ (m.).
Michael, Michael, -elis (m.); Church of St. Michael, Michaelium, -ii (n.).
Micipsa, Micipsa, -æ (m.).
Micon, Micon, -onis (m.).
Midas, Midas, -æ (m.).
Middletown, Mesopolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Middletowm, Mesopolitanus, -a, -um.
Midian, Midian, indeclinable, (m.); descendants of Midian, Midianites, Midianitæ or Madianitæ, -arum (m.); of or belonging to Midian or the Midianites, Midianitish, Madianæus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Madianitis, -idis.
Midias, Midias, -æ (m.).
Midjeh, Halmydessus, -i (f.).
Milan, Mediolanum, -i (n.). q.v.
Milanion, Milanion, -onis (m.).
Miles, Milo, -onis (m.).
Miletopolis, Miletopolis, -is (f.), the inhabitants of Miletopolis, Miletopolitæ, -arum (m.).
Miletus, Miletus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Miletus, Milesian, Milesius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Miletis, -idis, — 2. (m.) a man’s name; daughter of Miletus, Miletis, -idis (f.).
Milford, Milfordia, -æ (f.); of Milford, Milfordiensis, -e.
Milionia, Milionia, -æ (f.).
Millionius, Millionius, -ii (m.).
Millo, Melos, -i (f.).
Milly, Milliacum, -i (n.).
Milo, Milo, -onis (m.); of or relating to Milo, Milonianus, -a, -um.
Milonius, Milonius, -ii (m.).
Miltiades, Miltiades, -is (m.).
Milvian (Bridge), v. Mulvian.
Milyæ, the, Milyæ, -arum (m.).
Milyas, Milyas, -adis (f.).
Mimas, Mimas, -antis (m.).
Mimnermus, Mimnermus, -i (m.).
Minæi, the, Minæi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Minæi, Minæus, -a, -um.
Minatius, Minatius, -ii (m.).
Mincius, Mincio, the, Mincius, -ii (m.); born on the Mincius, Minciades, -æ (m.).
Mindius, Mindius, -ii (m.).
Minerva, Minerva, -æ (f.); Greek Athene, -es; of or relating to Minerva, Minervalis, -e; Temple of Minerva, Athenæum, -i (n.).
Minervium, Minervium, -ii (n.).
Mingrelia, Mingrelia, -æ (f.); Colchis, -idis (f.). q.v.
Minho, the, Minius, -ii (m.).
Minio, the, Minio, -onis (m.).
Minius, the, Minius, -ii (m.).
Minorca, Balearis Minor or Balearium Minor (f.); also late Minorica, -æ (f.).
Minos, Minos, -ois (m.); of or relating to Minos, Minoius and Minous, -a, -um; daughter of Minos, Minois, -idis (f.).
Minotaur, Minotaurus, -i (m.).
Minturnæ, Minturnæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Minturnæ, Minturnensis, -e.
Minucia, Minucia, -æ (f.).
Minucius, Minucius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Minucius, Minucian, Minucius, -a, -um.
Minyæ, the, Minyæ, -arum (m.).
Minyas, Minyas, -æ (m.); daughter of Minyas, Minyeias, -adis, and Minyeis, -idis (f.); of or relating to Minyas, Minyeius, -a, -um.
Mirobriga, Mirobriga, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mirobriga, Mirobrigensis, -e.
Misagenes, Misagenes, -is (m.).
Misenum, Miseno, (Cape) Misenum, -i (n.). Promontorium, and Misena, -orum (m.); of or belonging to (Cape) Misenum, Misenensis, -e, and Misenas, -atis (adj.).
Misenus, Misenus, -i (m.).
Misitra, Lacedæmon, -onis (f.); Sparta, -æ (f.), qq. v.
Misua, Misua, -æ (f.).
Mithradates, Mithradites, -is (m.), more correct than Mithridates, -is (m.); of or relating to Mithradates, Mithraditicus, -tius or -teus, -a, -um; the Mithradatic war, bellum Mithradadcum.
Mithras, Mithras or Mithres, -æ (m.); of or relating to Mithras, Mithriacus, -a, -um.
Mitylene, Mitylene, -es (more correctly Mytilene); Mitylena, -æ; and Mitylenæ, -arum (f.). v. Mytilene.
Mitys, the, Mitys, -yos or -yis (m.).
Mnaseas, Mnaseas, -æ (m.).
Mnaso, Mnaso, -onis (m.).
Mnemon, Moemon, -onis (m.).
Mnemosyne, Mnemosyne, -es, and Hnemosyna, -æ (f.).
Mnesarchus, Mnesarchos, -i (m.).
Mnesilochus, Mnesilochus, -i (m.).
Mnesitheus, Mnesitheus, -i (m.).
Mnestheus, Mnestheus, -eos and -ei (m.).
Mnevis, Mnevis, -idis (m.).
Moab, Moab, indeclinable (m.); son or descendant of Moab, a Moabite, Moabites, -æ (m.); daughter of Moab, a Moabitish woman, Moabitis, -idis (f.). κυρικιμασαηικο
Mocha, Moca, -æ (f.).
Modena, Mutina, -æ (f.). q.v.
Modesta, Modesta, -æ (f.).
Modestinus, Modestinus, -i (m.).
Modestus, Modestus, -i (m.).
Modius, Modius, -ii (m.).
Modon, Mothone, -es (f.).
Mœnus, the, Mœnus, -i (m.).
Mœrif, Mœris, -idis (m.); Lake of Mœris, or Lake Mœris, Mœridis Lacus.
Mœsa, Mœsa, -æ (f.).
Mœsin, Mœsia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mœsia, Mœsian, Mœsiacus, Mœsicus, -a, -um,. and Mœsius, -a, -um; the Mœsians, Mœsi, -orum (m.).
Mogontia, Mogontia, -æ (f.).
Mogrus, Mogrus, -i (m.).
Moguntiacum, Moguntiacum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Moguntiacum, Moguntiacensis, -e.
Moldavia, Moldavia, -æ (f.).
Molo, Molo, -onis (m.).
Moloch, Moloch, indeclinable (m.).
Molorchus, Molorchus, -i (m.); of or relating to Molorchus, Molorcheus, -a, -um.
Molossi, the, Molossi, -orum (m.); the country of the Molossi, Molossis, Molossis, -idis (f.); of or belonging to the Molossi, Molossian, Molossus, -a, -um.
Molossus, Molossus, -i (m.).
Molpeus, Molpeus, -eos or -ei (m.).
Molucca (Islands), the, Moluccæ, -arum (f.). Insulæ.
Molycria, Molycria, -æ (f.).
Mona, Mona, -æ (f.).
Monæses, Monæses, -is (m.).
Monapia, Monapia, -æ (f.).
Monesi, the, Monesi, -orum (m.).
Moneta, Moneta, -æ (f.).
Monimus, Monimus, -i (m.).
Monmouth, Monumethia, -æ (f.); Monmouthshire, Monumethensis Comitatus.
Montanus, Montanus, -i (m.); of or relating to Montanus, Montanianus, -a, -um.
Mantauban, Mons Albanus (m.).
Montgomery, Mons Gomericus (m.); county of Montgomery, Montgomericensis Comitatus.
Montpelier, Mons Pessulanus or Pessulus (m.).
Montreal, Mons Regalis (m.).
Montrose, Mons Rosarum (m.).
Monychus, Monychus, -i (m.).
Mopsium, Mopsium, -ii (n.).
Mopsos, Mopsos, -i (f.).
Mopsuestia, Mopsuestia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mopsuestia, Hopsuestenus, -a, -um.
Mopsus, Mopsus, -i (m.); the partisans of Mopsus, Mopsii or Mopsisni, -orum (m.).
Moravia, Moravia, -æ (f.); the Moravians, Moravi, -orum (m.).
Morgan, Morganus, -i (m.).
Marges, Morginum, -i (n.).
Morgus, the, Morgus, -i (m.).
Morimene, Morimene, -es (f.).
Morini, the, Morini, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Morini, Morinus, -a,-um.
Morpeth, Corstorpitum or Morstorpitum, -i (n.).
Morpheus, Morpheus, -eos and -ei (m.).
Mosa, the, Mosa, -æ (f.).
Moscheni, the, Moscheni -orum (m.).
Moschi, the, Moschi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Moschi, Moschicus, -a, -um.
Moschus, Moschus, -i (m.).
Moscow, Moscua, -æ (f.).
Moselle, the, Mosella, -æ (m.); of or belonging to the Moselle, Moselleus, -a, -um.
Moses, Moses, -is (m.), and Moyses, -is; acc. Mosen and Moÿsen ; of or relating to Moses, Mosaic, Moseus, -a, -um; Mositicus, -a, -um; and Moseius, -a, -um.
Mosaini, the, Mossini, -orum (m.).
Mosteni, the, Mosteni, -orum (m.).
Mothone, Mothone, -es (f.).
Motya, Motya, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Motya, Motyensis, -e.
Mucia, Mucia, -æ (f.).
Mucius, Mucius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Mucius, Mucian, Mucius, -a, -um, and Mucianus, -a, -um.
Mugillanus, Mugillanus, -i (m.).
Mulhausen, Mulhusia, -æ (f.).
Mullus, Mullus, -i (m.).
Mulucha, the, Mulucha, -æ (m.).
Mulvius, Mulvius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Mulvius, Mulvian, Mulvius, -a, -um, and Mulvianus, -a, -um.
Mummia, Mummia, -æ (f.).
Mummius, Mummius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Mummius, Mummianus, -a, -um.
Munatius, Munatius, -ii (m.).
Munda, Munda, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Munda, Mundensis, -e.
Mundus, Mundus, -i (m.).
Munick, Monachium, -ii (n.).
Munster, Momonia, -æ (f.).
Munychia, Munychia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Munychia, Munychius, -a, -um.
Muræna, v. Murena.
Murcia, Murcia, -æ (f.).
Marcus, Murcus, -i (m.).
Murena, Murena, -æ (m.); of or relating to Murena, Murenianus, -a, -um.
Murgantia, Murgantia or Murgentia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Murgantia, Murgantinus, -a, -um, or Morgentinus, -a, -um.
Murgis, Murgis, -is (f.).
Murranus, Murranus, -i (m.).
Murray, Murevia or Moravia, -æ (f.). Scottiæ.
Mursia, Mursia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mursia, Mursinus, -a, -um.
Murviedro, Saguntum, -i (n.). q. v.
Mus, Mus, -uris (m.).
Musæus, Mnsæus, -i (m.).
Muse, Musa, -æ (f.); the Muses, Musæ, -arum (f.); v. first part.
Musea, Musea, -æ (f.).
Musonius, Mosonius, -ii (m.).
Mustela, Mnstela, -æ (m.).
Mustius, Mustius, -ii (m.).
Mutenum, Mutenum, -i (n.).
Mutgo, Mutgo, -onis (m.).
Muthul, the, Muthul, indeclinable (m.).
Mutila, Mutila, -æ (f.).
Mutina, Mutina, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mutina, Mutinensis, -e.
Mutius, v. Mucius.
Mutusca, Mutusca, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Mutusca, Mutuscæi, -orum (m.).
Muziris, Muziris, -is (f.).
Mycale, Mycale, -es (f.); of or belonging to Mycale, Mycalæus, -a, -um, and Mycalensis, -e.
Mycalessus, Mycalessus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Mycalessus, Mycalessius, -a, um.
Mycenæ, Mycenæ, -arum; Mycene, -es; and Mycena, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mycenæ, Mycenæus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Mycenis, -idis.
Mycon, Mycon, -onis (m.).
Myconus, Myconus, -i (f.); of or belongiug to Myconus, Myconius, -a, -um.
Mygdon, Mygdon, -onis (m.); sos of Mygdon, Mygdonides, -æ (m.).
Mygdonia, Mygdonia, -æ (f.); the Mygdones, Mygdones, -um (m.); Mygdonian, Mygdonius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Mygdonis, -idis.
Mylæ, Mylæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Mylæ, Mylæan, Mylæus, -a, -um.
Mylas, the, Mylas, -æ (m.).
Mylasa, Mylasa, -orum (n.); of or beloing to Mylasa, Mylaseus, -a, -um; inhabitants of Mylasa, Mylaseni, -orum, and Mylasenses, -ium (m.).
Myle, Myle, -es (f.).
Myndus, Myndus, -i (f.).
Myonnesus, Myonnesus, -i (f.).
Myra, Myra, -orum (n.).
Myriandrus, Myriandrus, -i (f.).
Myrina, Myrina, -æ (f.).
Myrinus, Myrinus, -i (m.).
Myrlea, Myrlea, -æ (f.).
Myrmecides, Myrmecides, -æ (m.).
Myrmecium, Myrmecium, -ii (n.).
Myrmex, Myrmex, -ecis (f.).
Myrmidon, Myrmidon, -onis (m.).
Myrmidons, the, Myrmidones, -um (m.).
Myron, Myron, -onis (m.).
Myrrha, Myrrha, -æ (f.).
Myrsilus, Myrsilus, -i (m.).
Myrtale, Myrtale, -es (f.).
Myrtilus, Myrtilus, -i (m.).
Myrtos, Myrtos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Myrtos, Myrtoan, Myrtous, -a, -um; the Myrtoan Sea, Myrtoum Mare.
Mys, Mys, -yos (m.).
Myscelus, Myscelus, -i (m.).
Mysia, Mysia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Mysia, Mysian, Mysius, -a, -um, and Mysus, -a, -um; the Mysians, Mysi, -orum (m.).
Mystes, Mystes, -æ (m.).
Mystia, Mystia, -æ (f.).
Mystos, Mystos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Mystos, Mysticus, -a, -um.
Mytilene, Mytilene, -es (f.), more correct than Mitylene; of or belonging to Mytilene, Mytilenean, Mytilenæus, -a, -um, and Mytilenensis, -e.
Myus, Myus, -ontis (f.).
Naaman, Naaman, -anis (m.).
Naasson, Naasson, -onis (m.).
Nabal, Nabal, -alis (m.).
Nabathæa, Nabathæa, -æ (f.); the Nabathæi, Nabathæi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to Nabathæa, or the Nabathæi, Nabathæus, -a, -um.
Nabis, Nabis, -is (m.).
Nabuchadonosor, v. Nebuchadnezzar.
Nadab, Nadab, indeclinable (m.).
Nævia, Nævia, -æ (f.).
Nævius, Nævius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Nævius, Nævian, Nævius, -a, -um, and Nævianus, -a, -um.
Nagidus, Nagidus, -i (f.).
Naharvali, the, Nabarvali, -orum (m.).
Naiads, the, Naiades, -um (f.); a Naiad, Naias, -adis (f.).
Nain, Naim or Nain, indeclinable, (f.).
Namnetes, the, Namnetes or Nannetes, -um (m.); of or belonging to the Namnetes, Namneticus, -a, -um.
Namur, Namurcum, -i (n.).
Nancy, Nanceium, -ii (m.).
Nanneius, Nanneius, -ii (m.).
Nannetes, the, v. Namnetes.
Nantes, Nannetes, -um (m.).
Nantuates, the, Nantuates, -um (m.).
Napæi, the, Napæi, -orum (m.).
Naples, Napoli, Neapolis, -is (f.). q. v.; poet. Parthenope, -es (f.); Bay of Naples, Sinus Cumanus.
Napoli (di Romania), Nauplia, -æ (f.) Gulf of Napoli, Sinus Argolicus.
Nar, the, Nar, -aris (m.).
Naraggara, Naraggara, -æ (f.).
Narbo, Narbonne, Narbo, -onis (m.); of or belonging to Narbo, Narbonensis, -e; and Narbonicus, -a, -um.
Narcissus, Narcissus, -i (m.).
Nardo, Neritum, -i (m.).
Nariandus, Nariandus, -i (m.).
Narisci, the, Narisci, -orum (m.).
Narnia, Narni, Narnia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Narnia, Narniensis, -e.
Naro, the, Naro, -onis (m.).
Narona, Narona, -æ (f.).
Narses, Narses, -is (m.). v. sq.
Narseus, Narseus, -ei (m.); of or belonging to Narseus or Narses, Narsensis, -e.
Narthecusa, Narthecusa, -æ (f.).
Narycium, Narycium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Narycium, Narycius, -a, -um.
Nasamones, the, Nasamones, -um (m.); of or belonging to the Nasamones, Nasamonius, -a, -um, and Nasamoniacus, -a, -um.
Nasica, Nasica, -æ (m.).
Nasidienus, Nasidienus, -i (m.).
Nasidius, Nasidius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Nasidius, Nasidianus, -a, -um.
Naso, Naso, -onis (m.).
Nasos, Nasos, -i (f.).
Nassau, Nassovia, -æ (f.).
Natalis, Natalis, -is (m.).
Nathan, Nathan, indeclinable, (m.).
Nathaniel, Nathanael, -elis (m.).
Natiso, the, Natiso, -onis (m.).
Natalia, Asia Minor; Anatolia, -æ (f.).
Natta, Natta, -æ (m.).
Naubolus, Naubolus, -i (m.); son of Naubolus, Naubolides, -æ (m.).
Naucrates, Naucrates, -is (m.).
Naucratis, Naucratis, -idis (f.); of or belonging to Naucratis, Naucraticus, -a, -um, and pecul. masculine, Naucratites, -æ (m.).
Naulocha, Naulocha, -æ (f.).
Naulochos, Naulochos, -i (f.).
Naulochum, Naulochum, -i (n.).
Naumachus, Naumachus, -i (f.).
Naupactus, Naupactus, -i (f.), and Naupactum, -i (m.); of or belonging to Naupactus, Naupactous, -a, -um.
Nauplius, Nauplius, -ii (m.); son of Nauplius, Naupliades, -æ (m.).
Nauportum, Nauportum, -i (n.).
Nausicaa, Nausicaa, -æ, and Nausicaë, -es (f.).
Nausiphanes, Nausiphanes, -is (m.).
Nausiphous, Nausiphous, -i (m.).
Naustathmus, Naustathmus, -i (f.).
Nantes, Nautes, -æ (m.).
Nautius, Nautius, -ii (m.).
Navarre, Vasconia, -æ (f.).
Navarino Pylus, -i (m.). Messeniacus.
Navius, Navius, -ii (m.).
Naxos, Naxos or Naxus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Naxos, Naxian, Naxius, -a, -um.
Nazanzus, Nazanzus or Nazianzus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Nazanzus, Nazanzius, -a, um.
Nazareth, Nazareth, indeclinable, and Nazara, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Nazareth, Nazaræus, -a, -um; Nazarenus, -a, -um; and Nazarus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Nazareth, Nazarenes, Nazaræi, -orum (m.).
Nazianzus, v. Nazanzus.
Nea, Nea, -æ (f.).
Neæthus, the, Neæthus, -i (m.).
Neal, Nigellus, -i (m.).
Nealces, Nealces, -is (m.).
Neapolis, Neapolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Neapolis, Neapolitan, Neapolitanus, -a, -um; pecul. masculine, Neapolites, -æ; pecul. feminine, Neapolitis, -idis.
Nearchus, Nearchus, -i (m.).
Nebis, the, Nebis, -is (m.).
Nebo, Nebo, -onis (m.).
Nebridius, Nebridius, -ii (m.).
Nebrissa, Nebrissa, -æ (f.).
Nebrodes (Mount), Nebrodes, -æ (m.).
Neckar, the, Nicer, -eri (m.).
Nectanabis, Nectanabis, -is or -idis (m.).
Negropont (the island), Eubœa, -æ (f.). q.v. — 2. (the city) Chalcis, -idis (f.). q. v.
Nehemiah, Nehemas, -æ (m.).
Neleus, Neleus, -cos and -ei (m.); of or belonging to Neleus, Neleius, -a, -um, and Neleus, -a, -um; son of Neleus, Nelides, -æ (m.).
Nelo, the, Nelo, -onis (m.).
Nemausus, Nemausus, -i (f.), and Nemausum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Nemausus, Nemausensis, -e.
Nemea, Nemea, -æ, and Nemee, -es (f.); of or belonging to Nemea, Nemeæus, -a, -um, and Nemeeius, -a, -um.
Nemesianus, Nemesianus, -i (m.).
Nemesis, Nemesis, -is (f.).
Nemetacum, Nemetacum, i (n.); of or belonging toNemetacum Nemetacensis, -e.
Nemetes, the, Nemetes, -um (m.); of or belonging to the Nemetes, Nemetensis, -e.
Nemossus, Nemossus, -i (f.).
Nemours, Nemorosium, -ii (n.).
Nemrod, v. Nimrod.
Neo, Neo or Neon, -onis (m.).
Neobule, Neobule, -es (f.).
Neocæsarea, Neocæsarea, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Neocæsarea, Neocæsariensis, e.
Neocles, Neocles, -is or -i (m.); son of Neocles, Neoclides, -æ (m.).
Neon, v. Neo.
Neoptolemus, Neoptolemus, -i (m.).
Neoris, Neoris, -is (f.).
Nepet, Nepet, indeclinable, (m.). Nepete, Nepte, and Nepe, -is (n.); of or belonging to Nepet or Nepe, Nepesinus, -a, -um, and Nepensis, -e.
Nephele, Nephele, -es (f.); of or relating to Nephele, Nephelæus, -a, -um; daughter of Nephele, Nepheleias, -adis, and Nepheleis, -idis (f.).
Nephelis, Nephelis, -idis (f.).
Nepheris, Nepheris, -is (f.).
Nephthali, Nephthali, indeclinable, (m.).
Nepos, Nepos, -otis (m.).
Nepotianus, Nepotianus, -i (m.).
Neptune, Neptunus, -i (m.); of or relating to Neptune, Neptunian, Noptunius, -a, -um, and Neptunalis, -e; daughter of Neptune, Neptunine, -es (f.).
Nequinum, Nequinum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Nequinum, Nequinas, -atis (adj.).
Neratius, Neratius, -ii (m.).
Nereid, a, v. Nereus.
Nereus, Nereus, -eos or -ei (m.); of or belonging to Nereus, Nereius, -a, -um, and late Nerinus, -a, -um; daughter of Nereus, a Nereid, Nereis, -idis, and Nerine, -es (f.).
Nerigos, Nerigos, -i (f.).
Neriphus, Neriphus, -i (f.).
Neritus, Neritus or Neritos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Neritus, Neritius, -a, -um.
Nerius, Nerius, -ii (m.).
Nero, Nero, -onis (m.); of or relating to Nero, Neronius, -a, -um; Neroneus, -a, -um; and Neronianus, -a, -um.
Nerulum, Nerulum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Nerulum, Nerulonensis, -e.
Nerva, Nerva, -æ (m.); of or relating to Nerva, Nervinus, -a, -um, and Nervalis, e.
Nervii, the, Nervii, -orum (m.); of or relating to the Nervii, Nervicus, -a, -um.
Nesæe, Nesæe, -es (f.).
Neseas, Neseas, -æ (m.).
Nesimachus, Nesimachus, -i (m.).
Nesis, Nesis, -idis (f.).
Nesos, Nesos, -i (f.).
Nessa, Nessa, -æ (f.).
Nessus, Nessus, -i (m.); of or relating to Nessus, Nesseus, -a, -um.
Nestor, Nestor, -oris (m.); of or belonging to Nestor, Nestorian, Nestoreus, -a, -um; son of Nestor, Nestorides, -æ (m.).
Nestorius, Nestorius, -ii (m.), of or relating to Nestorius, Nostoranus, -a, -um; the followers of Nestorius, Nestorians, Nestoriani, -orum (m.).
Nestus, the, Nestus, -i (m.).
Netherby, Castra Exploratorum.
Netherlands, the, Gallia Belgica (f.).
Netum, Netum, -i (n.); the inhabitants of Netum, Netinenses, -ium, and Netini, -orum (m.).
Neufchatel, Neocomum, -i (n.).
Nevers, Nivernium, -ii (n.); Noviodunum, -i (n.).
Newark, Nova Area, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Newark, Novarcensis, -e.
New Britain, Nova Britannia, -æ (f.).
New Brunswick, Novum Brunsvicum, -i (n.).
New Castile, Castella Nova (f.).
New Castle, Novum Castellum, -i (n.).
New Grenada, Castella Aurea, -æ (f.).
New Guinea, Guinea Nova, -æ (f.).
New Hampshire, v. Hampshire.
New Haven, Novus Portus (m.).
New Holland, Hollandia Nova, -æ (f.).
New Ireland, Nava Hibernia, -æ (f.).
New Jersey, Nova Cæsarea, -æ (f.). or Neo Cæsarea; of or belonging to New Jersey, Neo Cæsariensis, -e.
New Market, Agoropolis, -is (f.).
New Orleans, Nova Aurelia, -æ (f); Novum Aurelianum, -i (n.); Neo-Genabum, -i (n.); of New Orleans, Neo-Aurelianensis, -e; Neo-Genabensis, -e.
Newport, Novus Portus, -us (m.).
Newton, Newtown, Neapolis, -is (f.); Oppidum Novum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Newtown, Neapolitanus, -a, -um.
New York, Novum Eboracum, -i (n.); of or belonging to New York, Neo-Eboracensis,
-e.
Nicæa, Nicæa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Nicæa, Nicæan or Nicene, Nicæensis, -e, and (late) Nicenus, -a, -um.
Nicæus, Nicæus, -i (m.).
Nicander, Nicander, -dri (m.).
Nicanor, Nicanor, -oris (m.).
Nicator, Nicator, -oris (m.).
Nice, Nicæa, -æ (f.). q. v.
Nicea, v. Nicæa. κυρικιμασαηικο
Nicearchus, Nicearchus, -i (m.).
Nicephorium, Nicephorium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Nicephorium, Nicephorius, -a, -um.
Nicephorius, the, Nicephorius, -ii (m.).
Nicephorus, Nicephorus, -i (m.).
Niceratus, Niceratus, -i (m.).
Niceros, Niceros, -otis (m.); of or relating to Niceros, Nicerotianus, -a, um.
Nicetius, Nicetius, ii (m.); of or relating to Nicetius, Nicetianus, -a, -um.
Nicias, Nicias, -æ (m.).
Nicholas, Nicolaua, -i (m.). q. v.
Nico, Nico or Nicon, -onis (m.).
Nicocles, Nicocles, -is (m.).
Nicocreon, Nicocreon, -ontis (m.).
Nicodamus, Nicodamus, -i (m.).
Nicodemus, Nicodemus, -i (m.).
Nicodorus, Nicodorus, -i (m.).
Nicolas, v. Nicholas.
Nicolaus, Nicolaus, -i (m.); of or relating to Nicolaus, Nicolaus, -a, -um; the followers of Nicolaus, Nicolaitæ, -arum(m.).
Nicomachus, Nicomachus, -i (m.).
Nicomedes, Nicomedes, -is (m.).
Nicomedia, Nicomedia, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Nicomedia, Nicomedenses, -ium (m.).
Nicon, v. Nico.
Nicophanes, Nicophanes, -is (m.).
Nicopolis, Nicopolis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Nicopolis, Nicopolitanus, -a, -um.
Nicosthenes, Nicosthenes, -is (m.).
Nicostratus, Nicostratus, -i (m.).
Niger, the, Niger, -gri, or Nigris, -is (m.).
Niger, Niger, -gri (m.); a partisan of Niger, Nigrianus, -i, (m.).
Nigidius, Nigidius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Nigidius, Nigidianus, -a, -um.
Nigrinus, Nigrinua, -i (m.).
Nigrita, the, Nigritæ, -arum (m.).
Nile, the, Nilus, -i (m.); of or relating to the Nile, Niliacus, -a, -um, and Niloticus, -a, -um; pecul. masculine, Nilotes, -æ; pecil. feminine, Nilotis, -idis.
Nileus, Nileus, -eos and -ei (m.).
Nilus, Nilus, -i (m.).
Nimrod, Nimrod or Nemrod, indeclinable, (m.).
Nimuegen, Noviomagus, -i (f.). q. v.
Nineveh, Ninive, -es, and Niniva, -æ (f.); also, Ninus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Nineveh, Niniviticus, a, -um ; the inhabitants of Nineveh, Ninivitæ, -arum (m.).
Ninnius, Ninnius, -ii (m.).
Ninus, Ninus, -i (m.); son of Ninus, Ninyas, -æ (m.).
Niobe, Niobe, -es, and Nioba, -æ (f.); of or relating to Niobe, Niobeus, -a, -um; son of Niobe, Niobides, -æ (m.).
Niphates (Mount), Niphates, -æ (m.).
Niphe, Niphe, -es (f.).
Nireus, Nireus, -eos or -ei (m.).
Nisæa, Nisæa, -æ (f.).
Nisibis, Nisibis, -is (f.); of or belonging to Nisibis, Nisibenus, -a, -um.
Nismes, Nemausus, -i (f.). q. v.
Nisuetæ, the, Nisuetæ, -arum (m.).
Nisus, Nisus, -i (m.); of or relating to Nisus, Niseus, -a, -um, and Niseius, -a -um ; daughter of Nisus, Niseis, -idis (f.).
Nisyrus, Nisyrus, -i (f.).
Nitiobriges, the, Nitiobriges, -um (m.).
Noa, Noa, -æ (f.).
Noæ, Noë, -arum (f.); the inhabitants of Noæ, Noeni, -orum (m.).
Noah, Noë, indeclinable, and Noa, -æ (m.).
Noami, Noemi, indeclinable, and Noemis, -is (f.).
Nobilior, Nobilior, -oris (m.).
Nocera, Nuceria, -æ (f.). q. v.
Nodinus, Nodinus, -i (m.).
Noel, Noelius, -ii, and Natalis, -is (m.).
Noetus, Noetus, -i (m.); the followers of Noetus, Noetani, -orum (m.).
Nola, Nola, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Nola, Nolanus, -a, -um.
Noliba, Noliba, -æ (f.).
Nomades, the, Nomades, -um (m.).
Nomentum, Momentun, -i (n.); of or belongimg to Nomentum, Nomentanus, -a, -um.
Nomentanus, Nomentanus, -i (m.).
Nomion, Nomion, -onis (m.).
Nomius, Nomius, -ii (m.).
Nona, Nona, -æ (f.).
Nonacris, Nonacria, -is (f.). a mountain and city; of or belonging to Nonacris, Nonacrius, -a, -um, and Nonacrinus, -a, -um.
Nonianus, Nonianus, -i (m.).
Nonius, Nonius, -ii (m.).
Nora, Nora, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Nora, Norensis, -e.
Norba, Norba, -æ, and Norbe, -es (f.); of or belonging to Norba, Norbanus, -a, -um, and Norbensis, -e.
Norbanus, Norbanus, -i (m.).
Norcia, Nursia, -æ (f.), q. v.
Norcia, Noreia, -æ (f.).
Norfolk, Norfolcia, -æ (f.); Icenopolis, -is (f.).
Norcum, Noricum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Norcum, Norcus, -a, -um.
Norman, Normannus, -i (m.).
Normandy, Normannia, -æ (f.).
North Sea, Oceanus Germanicus.
Northumberland, Northambria, -æ (f.).
Norway, Norvegia, -æ (f.).
Norwick, Venta Icenorun; Nordovicum, -i (n.).
Notium, Notium, -ii (n.).
Nottingham, Nottinghamia, -æ (f.).
Novana, Novana,-æ (f.); of or belonging to Novana, Novanensis, -e.
Novaria, Novaria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Novaria, Norariensis, -e.
Novatian, Kovatianus, -i (m.).
Novatius, Novatius, -ii (m.).
Novatus, Novatus, -i (m.); daughter of Novatus, Novatilla, -æ (f.).
Novellius, Novellius, -ii (m.).
Novellus, Novellus, -i (m.).
Novesium, Novesium, -ii (n.).
Novia, Novia, -æ (f.).
Noviodunum, Noviodunum, -i (n.).
Noviomagus, Noviomagus, -i (f.). or Noviomagum, -i (n.).
Novius, Novius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Novius, Novianus, -a, -um.
Nubia, Nobarum Regio; Nubia, -æ (f.); the Nubians, Nuæ, -arun, and Nubæi, -orum (m.).
Nuceria, Nuceria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Nuceria, Nucerinus, -a, -um.
Nucula, Nucula, -æ (m.).
Naditanum, Nuditanum, -i (n.).
Nuithones, the, Nuithones, -um (m.).
Numa, Numa, -æ (m.).
Numantia, Numantia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Numantia, Numantinus, -a, -um.
Numanus, Numanus, -i (m.).
Numenius, Numenius, -ii (m.).
Numeria, Numeria, -æ (f.).
Numerian, Numerianus, -i (m.).
Numerius, Numerius, -ii (m.).
Numicius, Numicius, -ii (m.).
Numicus, the, Numicus, -i, or Numicius, -ii (m.).
Numida, Numida, -æ (m.).
Numidia, Numidia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Numidia, Numidian, Numidicus, -a, -um; Numidianus, -a, -um; and poet. Nomas, -adia (adj.); the inhabitants of Numidia, the Namidians, Numidæ, -arum, sync. -um (m.); a Numidian, Numida, -æ (m.).
Numidius, Numidius, -ii (m.).
Numisius, Numisius, -ii (m.).
Namistro, Numistro or Numestro, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Numistro, Namistranus, -a, -um.
Numitor, Numitor, -oris (m.).
Numitoria, Namitoria, -æ (f.).
Namitorius, Numitorius, -ii (m.).
Numius, Numius, -ii (m.).
Nuremberg, Norimberga or Noriberga, -æ (f.).
Narsæ, Nursæ, -arum (f.).
Narsia, Norsia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Nursia, Nursinus, -a, -um.
Nycteus, Nycteus, -eos and -ei (m.); daughter of Nycteus, Nycteia, -idis (f.).
Nyctymene, Nyctymene, -es (f.).
Nymphæa, Nymphæa, -æ (f.).
Nympæum, Nymphæum, -i (n.).
Nymphæus, the, Nymphæus, -i (m.).
Nymphidius, Nymphidius, -ii (m.).
Nymphius, Nymphius, -ii (m.).
Nympho, Nympho, -onis (m.).
Nymphodorus, Nymphodorus, -i (m.).
Nysa, Nysa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Nysa, Nysæan, Nysæus, -a, -um; Nyseius, -a, -um; Nysius, -a, -um ; and Nyseiacus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Nyseis, -idis, and Nysias, -adis.
Nysæus, Nysæus, -i (m.).
Nyssos, Nyssos, -i (f.).
Nysus, Nysus, -i (m.).
O.
Oasis, Oasis, -is (f.); of or relating to the Oasis, Oasenus, -a, -um.
Oaxes, the, Oaxes, -is (m.).
Obadiah, Obadias, -æ (m.).
Obed, Obed, indeclinable, (m.).
Obrimas, the, Obrimas, -æ (m.).
Obsidius, Obsidius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Obsidius, Obsidianus, -a, -um.
Ocalea, Ocalea, -æ, and Ocalee, -es (f.).
Occia, Occia, -æ (f.).
Oceanus, Oceanus, -i (m.); son of Oceanus, Oceanides, -æ (m.); daughter of Oceanus, Oceanitis, -idis (f.).
Ocelenses, the, Ocelenses, -ium (m.).
Ocella, Ocella, -æ (m.), a man’s name. -2. (f.). a woman’s name.
Ocellina, Ocellina, -æ (f.).
Ocellum, Ocellum, -i (m.).
Ocha, Ocha, -æ (f.).
Ochus, Ochus, -i (m.).
Ocilis, Ocilis, -is (f.).
Ocnus, Ocnus, -i (m.).
Ocrea, Ocrea, -æ (m.).
Ocriculum, Ocriculum, -i (m.); of or belonging to Ocriculum, Ocriculanus, -a, -um.
Ocrisia, Ocrisia, -æ (f.).
Octavia, Octavia, -æ (f.).
Octavinus, Octavianus, -i (m), v. Octavius.
Octavius, Octavius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Ovtavius or the Octavia gens, Octavius, -a, -um, and Octavianus, -a, -um.
Octodurus, Octodurus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Octodurus, Octodurensis, -e.
Octogesa, Octogesa, -æ (f.).
Octolophus, Octolophus, -i (m.), and Octolophum, -i (n.).
Ocyale, Ocyale, -es (f.).
Ocyrhoe, Ocyrhoe, -es (f.).
Oder, the, Viadrus, -i (m.).
Odessa, Odessus or -sos, -i (f.).
Odites, Odites, -æ (m.).
Odomantes, the, Odomantes, -um (m.); of or belonging to the Odomantes, Odomantecus, -a, -um.
Odrysæ, the, Odrysæ, -aram (m.); of or belonging to the Odrysæ, -a, -um.
Odyssee, the, Odyssea, -æ (f.).
Œa, Œa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Œa, Œensis.
Œagrus, Œagrus or Œager, -gri (m.); of or belonging to Œagrus, Œagrius, -a, -um.
Œanthe, Œanthe, -es, and Œanthia, -æ (f.).
Œbalus, Œbalus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Œbalus, Œbalian, Œbalius, -a, -um; son or descendant of Œbalus, Œbalides, -æ (m.); daughter or female descendant of Œbalus, Œbalis, -idis (f.); poet. also for Laconian.
Œchalia, Œchalia, -æ (f.); of Œchalia, Œchalis, -idis (fem. adj.).
Œdipodes, v. sq.
Œdipus, Œdipus, -i, and Œdipus, -odis (m.); poet. also, Œdipodes, -æ (m.); of or relating to Œdipns, Œdipodionius, -a, -um; son of Œdipus, Œdipodionides, -æ (m.).
Œneus, Œneus, -eos and -ei (m.); of or belonging to Œneus, Œneius and Œneus, -a, -um; daughter of Œneus, Œneis, -idis (f.); son or descendant of Œneus, Œnides, -æ (m.).
Œniadæ, the, Œniadæ, -arum (m.)
Œnoa, Œnoa, -æ (f.).
Œnomaus, Œnomaus, -i (m.).
Œnone, Œuoue, -es (f.).
Œnope, Œnope, -es (f.).
Œnopia, Œnopia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Œnopia, Œnopius, -a, -um.
Œnotria, Œnotria, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Œnotria, Œnotrian, Œnotrius, -a, -am; the Œnotri, Œnotri, -orum (m.).
Œnus, the, Œnus, -i or -untis (m.).
Œnussa, Œnussa, -æ (f.); the Œnussæ (Islands), Œnussæ, -arum (f.). Insulæ.
Œta (Mount), Œta, -æ, and Œte, -ea (f.); also (late) Œta, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Œta, Œtæan, Œtæus, -a, -um.
Ofanto, the, Aufidus, -i (m.).
Ofellus, Ofellus, -i (m.).
Ofilius, Ofilius, -ii (m.).
Oglio, the, Ollius, -ii (m.).
Ogulnia, Ogulnia, -æ (f.).
Ogulnius, Ogulnius, -ii (m.).
Ogyges, Ogyges, -is, and rarely, -i (m.); of or relating to Ogyges, Ogygian, Ogygius, -a, -um; son or descendant of Ogygius, Ogygides, -æ (m.); in plural poet. for Thebans.
Ogygia, Ogygia, -æ (f.).
Oileus, Oileus, -eos or -ei (m.); son of Oileus, Oilides, -æ (m.).
Oise, the, Æsia, -æ (f.).
Olana, the, Olana, -æ, or Olane, -es (f.).
Olarso, Olarso, -onis (f.).
Olbia, Olbia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Olbia, Olbianus, -a, -um, and Olbiensis, -e.
Olbiopolis, Olbiopolis, -is (f.); an inhabitant of Olbiopolis, Olbiopolita, -æ (m.).
Olcades, the, Olcades, -um (m.).
Olcinium, Olcinium, -ii (m.); the inhabitants of Olcinium, Olciniates, -um, or Olciniatæ, -arum (m.).
Oldenburg, Branesia, -æ (f.).
Olearus, Olearus or Olearos, -i (f.).
Oleastros, Oleastros, -i (f.); of or belonging to Oleastros, Oleastrensis, -e.
Olennius, Olennius, -ii (m.).
Olenus, Olenus or Olenus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Olenus, Olenius, -a, -um.
Olenus, Olenus, -i (f.); son of Olenus, Olenides, -æ (m.).
Oleron, Uliarus, -i (f.). of or belonging to Oleron, Olarionensis, -e.
Oliarus, v. Olearus.
Olisippo, Olisippo, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Olisippo, Olisipponensis, -e.
Olives (Mount of), Mons Olivarum.
Oliver, Olivarus, -i (m.).
Olivia, Olivia, -æ (f.).
Olizon, Olizon, -onis (f.).
Ollius, the, Ollius, -ii (m.).
Olmius, Olmius, -ii (m.).
Olmutz, Eburum, -i, and Olmucium, -ii (n.).
Oloaritus, Oloaritus, -i (m.).
Oloessa, Oloessa, -æ (f.).
Olophyxos, Olophyxos, -i (f.).
Olurus, Olurus, -i (f.).
Olybrius, Olybrius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Olybrius, Olybriacus, -a, -um.
Olympia, Olympia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Olympia, Olympic or Olympian, Olympiacus, -a, -um; Olympicus, -a, -um; Olympius, -a, -um; and (late) Olympianus, -a, -um.
Olympias, Olympias, -adis (f.).
Olympio, Olympio, -onis (m.).
Olympiodorus, Olympiodorus, -i (m.).
Olympus (Mount), Olympus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Olympus, Olympian, Olympicus, -a, -um, and Olympius, -a, -um.
Olynthia, Olynthia, -æ (f.).
Olynthus, Olynthus or Olynthos, -i (f.); of or belonging to Olynthus, Olynthian, Olynthius, -a, -um.
Ombos, Ombos, -i (f.); of Ombos, Ombitic, Ombites, -æ (masculine adj.).
Ombrone, the, Umbro, -onis (m).
Omphale, Omphale, -es, and Omphala, -æ (f.).
Onchestus, Onchestus, -i (f.); of belonging to Onchestus, Onchestius, -a, -um.
Onesicritus, Onesicritus, -i (m.).
Onesimus, Onesimus, -i (m.).
Onoba, Onoba, -æ (f.).
Onomarchus, Onamarchua, -i (m.)
Onomastus, Onomastus, -i (m.).
Ontario (Lake), Andiatrocus, -i (m.), Lacus.
Opharus, the, Opharus, -i (m.); dwellers on the Opharus, Opharitæ, -arum (m.).
Opheltes, Opheltes, -æ (m.).
Ophion, Ophion, -onis (m.); of or relating to Ophion, Ophionius, -a, -um; son of Ophion, Ophionides, -æ (m.).
Ophir, Ophir, indeclinable, (f.); of or belonging to Ophir, Ophirius, -a, -um.
Ophites, Ophites, -æ (m.).
Ophius, Ophius, -ii (m.); daughter of Ophius, Ophias, -adis (f.).
Ophiusa, Ophiusa or Ophiussa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ophiusa, Ophiusius, -a, -um.
Ophradus, the, Ophradus, -i (m.).
Opici, the, Opici, -orum (m.); of the Opici, Opican, Opicus, -a, -um.
Opilius, Opilius, -ii (m.).
Opimia, Opimia, -æ (f.).
Opimius, Opimius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Opimius, Opimius, -a, -um, and Opimianus, a, -um.
Opis, Opis, -is (f.).
Opitergium, Opitergium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Opitergium, Opiterginus, -a, -um.
Opiternius, Opiternius, -ii (m.).
Oplacus, Oplacus, -i (m.).
Oporto, Cale, -es (f.); Portus Calensis; of or belonging to Oporto, Calensis, -e.
Oppia, Oppia, -æ (f.).
Oppianicus, Oppianicus, -i (m.).
Oppian, Oppianus, -i (m.).
Oppidius, Oppidius, -ii (m.).
Oppius, Oppius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Oppius, Oppius, -a, -um.
Ops, Ops, Opis (f.); of or relating to Ops, Opalis, -e.
Opsius, Opsius, -ii (m.).
Optantius, Optantius, -ii (m.).
Opus, Opus, -untis (f.); of or belonging to Opus, Opuntian, Opuntius, -a, -um.
Orange, Arausio, -onis (f.); of or belonging to Orange, Arausiensis, -e.
Orata, Orata, -æ (m.).
Orbelus (Mount), Orbelus, -i (m.).
Orbilius, Orbilius, -ii (m.).
Orbius, Orbius, -ii (m.).
Orbona, Orbona, -æ (f.).
Orcades, the, Orcades, -um (f.). Insulæ.
Orchamus, Orchamus, -i (m.).
Orcheni, the, Orcheni, -orum (m.).
Orchinius, Orchinius, -ii (m.).
Orchomenos, Orchomenos or -nus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Orchomenos, Orchomenius, -a, -um.
Orcus, Orcus, -i (m.).
Ordessus, Ordessus, -i (f.).
Ordovices, the, Ordovices, -um (m.).
Ordymnus (Mount), Ordymnus, -i (m.).
Oreads, the, Oreades, -um (f.); an Oread, Oreas, -adis (f.).
Orestæ, the, Orestæ, -arum (m.); country of the Orestæ, Orestis, -idis (f.).
Orestes, Orestes, -æ and -is (m.); of or relating to Orestes, Oresteus, -a, -um.
Orestilla, Orestilla, -æ (f.).
Oretum, Oretum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Oretum, Oretanus, -a, -um.
Oreus, Oreus, -i (f.). and Oreum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Oreus, Oreticus, -a, -um; the inhabitants of Oreus, Oritani, -orum (m.).
Orgas, Orgas, -æ (m.).
Orge, Orge, -es (f.).
Orgessum, Orgessum, -i (n.).
Oricus, Oricus or Oricos, -i (f.), and Oricum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Oricus, Oricius, -a, um; the inhabitants of Oricus, Oricini, -orum (m.).
Origen, Origenes, -is (m.); a follower of Origen, Origenista, -æ, and Origenianus, -i (m.).
Orion, Orion, -onis (m.).
Orippo, Orippo, -onis (f.).
Orithyia, Orithyia, -æ (f.).
Orius, Orius, -ii (m.).
Orkney, the (Islands), Orcades, -um (f.). Insulæ.
Orlando, Orlandus, -i (m.).
Orleans, Genabum, -i (n.). q. v.; Aurelia, -æ (f.); Aurelianum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Orleans, Aurelianensis, -e; v. New Orleans.
Ormisdas, v. Hormisdas.
Ornithus, Ornytus, Ornithus or Ornytus, -i (m.).
Oroanda, Oroanda, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Oroanda, Oroandicus, -a, -um, and Oroandensis, -e.
Oroandes, Oroandes, -is (m.).
Orodes, Orodes, -is (m.).
Oromedon, Oromedon, -ontis (m.).
Orontes, Orontes, -is (m.), a man’s name, 2 – the Orontes, Orontes, -is and -i (m.), a river; of or belonging to the Orontes, Oronteus, -a, -um.
Oropus, Oropus, -i (f.).
Orosius, Orosius, -ii (m.).
Orpheus, Orpheus, -eos and -ei (m.); of or belonging to Orpheus, Orpheus, -a, um, and Orphicus, -a, -um.
Orphidius, Orphidius, -ii (m.).
Orphitus, Orphitus, -i (m.).
Orphne, Orphne, -es (f.).
Orsilochus, Orsilochus, -i (m.).
Orsinus, Orsinus, -i (m.).
Orthobula, Orthobula, -æ (f.).
Orthosia, Orthosia, -æ (f.).
Orthrus, Orthrus, -i (m.).
Ortiagon, Ortiagon, -onis (m.).
Ortona, Ortona, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ortona, Ortonensis, -e.
Ortygia, Ortygia, -æ, and Ortygie, -es (f.); of or belonging to Ortygia, Ortygian, Ortygius, -a, -um.
Osaces, Osaces, -is (m.).
Osca, Osca, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Osca, Oscensis, -e.
Osci, the, Osci, -orum (m.); Oscan, Oscus, -a, -um.
Oscar, Oscarus, -i (m.).
Oscus, Oscus, -i (m.).
Osdroene, Osdroene, -es, and Osdroena, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Osdroene, Osdroenus, -a, -um.
Osero, Absorus, -i (f.).
Osi, the, Osi, -orum (m.).
Osii, the, Osii, -orum (m.).
Osinius, Osinius, -ii (m.).
Osiris, Osiris, -is and -idis (m.).
Osismii, the, Osismii, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Osismii, Osismicus, -a, -um.
Osmund, Osmundus, -i (m.).
Osphagus, the, Osphagus, -i (m.).
Ossa (Mount), Ossa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ossa, Ossæus, -a, -um.
Ossuna, Genua, -æ (f.). Ursorum.
Ostanes, Ostanes, -is (m.).
Ostend, Ostenda, -æ (f.).
Ostia, Ostia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Ostia, Ostiensis, -e.
Ostorius, Ostorius, -ii (m.).
Ostrogoths, the, Ostrogothi, -orum (m.).
Oswald, Oswaldus, -i (m.).
Otacilius, Otacilius, -ii (m.).
Otho, Otho, -onis (m.); of or relating to Otho, Othonianus, -a, -um.
Othrys (Mount), Othrys, -yos or -yis (m.); of or belonging to Othrys, Othrysius, -a, -um.
Othus, Othus, -i (m.).
Otranto, Hydruntum, -i (n.). q. v., and Hydrus, -untis (f.).
Otricoli, Ocriculum, -i (n.). q. v.
Otris, Otris, -is (f.).
Otto, Otho, -onis (m.).
Otus, Otus, -i (m.).
Ouessant, Uxantis, -is (f.).
Ovetum, Ovetum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Ovetum, Ovetanus, -a, -um.
Ovia, Ovia, -æ (f.).
Ovid, Ovidius, -ii (m.).
Oviedo, Ovetum, -i (n.), q. v.
Ovinius, Ovinius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Ovinius, Ovinius, -a, -um.
Ovius, Ovius, -ii (m.).
Owen, Audonenus, -i, and Eugenius, -ii (m.).
Oxathres, Oxathres, -is (m.).
Oxford, Oxonia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Oxford, Oxoniensis, -e.
Oxiæ, Oxiæ, -arum (f.), Insulæ.
Oxiones, the, Oxiones, -um (m.).
Oxus, the, Oxus, -i (m.).
Oxyartes, Oxyartes, -is (m.).
Oxydracæ, the, Oxydracæ, -arum (m.).
Oxyrrynchus, Oxyrrynchus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Oxyrrynchus, Oxyrrynchites, -æ (masculine, adj.).
Ozolæ, the, Ozolæ, -arum (m.).
Ozomene, Ozomene, -es (f.).
Pacarius, Pacarius, -ii (m.).
Pacatus, Pacatus, -i (m.).
Paccius, Paccius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Paccius, Paccianus, -a, -um.
Pacensis, v. Pax.
Pachynum, Pachynum, -i (n.), and Pachynus, -i (f.); Greek form, Pachynos, -i (f.).
Pacilius, Pacilius, -ii (m); of or relating to Pacilius, Pacilianus, -a, -um.
Pacilus, Pacilus, -i (m.).
Paconius, Paconius, -ii (m.).
Pacorus, Pacorus, -i (m.)
Pactius, Pactius, -ii (m.).
Pactolus, the, Pactolus, -i (m.); of or relating to the Pactolus, Pactolis, -idis (feminine, adj.).
Pactumeius, Pactumeius, -ii (m.).
Pactye, Pactye, -es (f.).
Paculla, Paculla, -æ (f.).
Pacuvius, Pacuvius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Pacuvius, Pacuvianus, -a, -um.
Paderborn, Paderborna, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Paderborn, Paderborneneis, -e.
Padua, Patavium, -ii (n.). q. v.
Padus, Po, the, Padus, -i (m.); of or relating to the Padus or Po, Padanus, -a, -um; dwellers on the Po, Padani, -orum (m.).
Padusa, the, Padusa, -æ (f.).
Pæan, Pæan, -anis (m.).
Pæmani, the, Pæmani, -orum (m.).
Pænula, Pænula, -æ (m.).
Pæon, Pæon, -onis (m.); of or relating to Pæon, Pæonius, -a, -um.
Pæones, the, Pæones, -um (m.); the country of the Pæones, Pæonia, Pæonia, -æ (f.); Pæonian, Pæonius, -a, -um; and pecul. feminine, Pæonis, -idis.
Pæonius, Pæonius, -ii (m.).
Pæstum, Pæstum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Pæstum, Pæstanus, -a, -um.
Pætina, Pætina, -æ (f.).
Pætus, Pætus, -i (m.).
Pæzon, Pæzon, -ontis (m.).
Pagæ, Pagæ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Pagæ, Pagæus, -a, -um.
Pagasæ, Pagasæ, -arum, and Pagasa, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Pagasæ, Pagasæus, -a, -um, and Pagasicus, -a, -um.
Palæmon, Palæmon, -onis (m.); of or relating to Palæmon, Palæmonius, -a, -um.
Palæno, Palæno, -us (f.).
Palæovonni, Helicon, -onis (m.). q. v.
Palæpaphos, Palæpaphos or -phus, -i (f.).
Palæphatus, Palæphatus, -i (m.); of or relating to Palæphatus, Palæphatius, -a, -um.
Palæste, Palæste, -es (f.).
Palæstina, v. Palestine.
Palætyrus, Palætyrus, -i (f.).
Palamedes, Palamedes, -is (m.); of or relating to Palamedes, Palamedeus, -a, -um; Palamedicus, -a, -um; and Palamediacus, -a, -um.
Palatine (Mount), Palatinus, -i (m.), Mons, Palatium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to the Palatine Mount, Palatinus, -a, -um.
Palermo, Panormus, -i (f.). q. v.
Pales, Pales, -is (f.); of or relating to Pales, Palilis, -e.
Palestine, Palæstina, -æ and -tine, -es (f.); of or belonging to Palestine, Palæstinus, -a, -um, and (late) Palæstinensis, -e.
Palestrina, Præneste, -is (n.). q. v.
Palfurius, Palfurius, -ii (m.).
Palibrothra, Palibothra or Palimbothra, -æ (f.).
Palici, the, Palici, -orum (m.).
Palinuro (Cape), Palinurum, -i (n.), Promontorium.
Palinurus, Palinurus, -i (m.).
Palla, Palla, -æ (m.).
Palladius, Palladius, -ii (m.).
Pallanteum, Pallanteum, -i (n.); of or relating to Pallanteum, Pallanteus, -a, -um.
Pallas, Pallas, -adis (f.), appellation of Minerva ; of or relating to Pallas, Palladius, -a, -um. — 2, Pallas, -antis (m.), a man’s name; of or relating to Pallas, Pallantius, -a, -um, and Pallanteus, -a, -um; daughter or female descendant of Pallas, Pallantias, -adis, and Pallantis, -idis (f.).
Pallene, Pallene, -es (f.); of or belonging to Pallene, Pallenean, Palleuæus, -a, -um, and Pallenensis, -e.
Palma, Palma, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Palma, Palmensis, -e.
Palms (Island of), Palmaria, -æ (f.), Insula.
Palmyra, Palmyra, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Palmyra, Palmyrenus, -a, -um.
Paltus, Paltus, -i (f.).
Palumbus, Palumbus, -i (m.).
Pamisus, Pamisus, -i (m.).
Pammenes, Pammenes, -is (m.).
Pampeluna, Pampelo, -onis (f.); Pampelona, -æ (f.).
Pamphila, Pamphila, -æ (f.).
Pamphilus, Pamphilus, -i (m.).
Pamphylia, Pamphylia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Pamphylia, Pamphylian, Pamphylius, -a, -um, and (late) Pamphylus, -a, -um.
Pan, Pan, -anos or -anis (m.).
Panacea, Panacea, -æ (f.).
Panacra, Panacra, -æ (f.).
Panænus, Panænus, -i (m.).
Panætius, Panætius, -ii (m.).
Panætolium, Panætolium, -ii (n.); of or relating to the Panætolium, Panætolicus, -a, -um.
Panaretus, Panaretus, -i (m.).
Panchaia, Panchaia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Panchaia, Panchæus, -a, -um; Panchaicus, -a, -um; and Panchaius, -a, -um.
Panda, Panda, -æ (f.).
Pandæ, the, Pandæ, -arum (m.); of or belonging to the Pandæ, Pandæus, -a, -um.
Pandana, Pandana, -æ (f.).
Pandarus, Pandarus, -i (m.).
Pandataria, Pandataria, -æ (f.).
Pandion, Pandion, -onis (m.); of or relating to Pandion, Pandionius, -a, -um.
Pandora, Pandora, -æ (f.).
Pandosia, Pandosia, -æ (f.).
Pandrosus, Pandrosos, -i (f.).
Pangæus (Mount), Pangæus, -i (m.), and Pangæa, -orum (n.); of or belonging to Mount Pangæus, Pangæus, -a, -um.
Panionium, Pinionium, -ii (n.); of or relating to the Panionium, Paniouius, -a, -um.
Pannicus, Pannicus, -i (m.).
Pannonia, Pannonia, -æ (f.); of or relating to Pannonia, Pannonian, Pannonicus, -a, -um, and Pannonius, -a, -um; pecil. feminine, Pannonis, -idis.
Panope, Panope, -es, and Panopea, -æ (f.).
Panopeus, Panopeus, -eos or -ei (m.).
Panopolis, Panopolis, -is (f.); of or relating to Panopolis, Panopolites, -æ (masculine, adj.).
Panormus, Panormus or Panhormus, -i (f.); Panormum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Panormus, Panormitanus, -a, -um.
Pansa, Pansa, -æ (m.); of or relating to Pansa, Pansianus, -a, -um.
Pantagias, the, Pantagias, -æ (m.).
Pantaleon, Pantaleon, -ontis (m.).
Pantanus, Pantanus, -i (m.).
Pantheon, Pantheon or Pantheum, -i (n.).
Pantheus, Pantheus, -i (m.).
Panthius, Panthius, -ii (m.).
Panthus, Panthus (contracted from Panthous), -i, voc -u (m.); son of Panthus, Panthoides, -æ (m.).
Panticapæum, Panticapæum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Panticapæum, Panticapensis, -e ; the inhabitants of Panticapæum, Panticapæi, -orum (m.).
Pantilius, Pantilius, -ii (m.).
Pantolabus, Pantolabus, -i (m.).
Panurgus, Panurgus, -i (m.).
Panyasis, Panyasis, -is (m.).
Panysus,the, Panysus, -i (m.).
Paphlagonia, Paphlagonia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Paphlagonia, Paphlagonian, Paphlagonius, -a, -um; the Paphlagoniaus, Paphlagones, -um (m.).
Paphnutius, Paphnutius, -ii (m.).
Paphos, Paphos or Paphus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Paphos, Paphian, Paphius, -a, -um.
Paphus, Paphus, -i (m.).
Papia, Papia, -æ (f.).
Papilus, Papilus, -i (m.).
Papinian, Papinianus, -i (m.).
Papinius, Papinius, -ii (m.).
Papinus, Papinus, -i (m.).
Papirian, Papirianus, -i (m.).
Papirius, Papirius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Papirius, Papirius, -a, -um, and Papirianus,
-a, -um.
Papius, Papius, -ii (m.).
Papus, Papus, -i (m.).
Parada, Parada, -æ (f.).
Paradise, Paradisus, -i (m.).
Parætacene, Parætacene, -es (f.); the inhabitants of Parætacene, Parætaceni, -orum (m.).
Parætonium, Parætonium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Parætonium, Parætonius, -a, -um.
Paralus, Paralus, -i (m.).
Parcæ, Parcæ, -arum (f.).
Parenzo, Parentium, -ii (m.).
Parhedrus, Parhedrus, -i (m.).
Paris, Paris, -idis, acc. -idem, -in, or -im (m.). a man’s name.
Paris (city), Lutetia, -æ (f.). Parisiorum; Parisii, -orum (m.); the Parisians, Parisii, -orum (m.); of or relating to Paris, Parisian, Parisiacus, -a, -um.
Parium, Parium, -ii (n.); of or belonging to Parium, Parianus, -a, -um.
Parma, Parma, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Parma, Parmanus, -a, -um, and Parmensis, -e; the inhabitants of Parma, Parmenses, -ium (m.).
Panmenides, Parmenides, -is (m.).
Parmenio, Parmenio, -onis (m.).
Parmeniscus, Parmeniscus, -i (m.).
Parnassus (Mount), Parnassus or Parnasus, -i (m.); of or belonging to Parnassus, Parnassian, Parnassius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Parnassis, -idis.
Pornes (Mount), Parnes, -ethis (m.).
Paropamisus, Paropamisus, -i (m.); the dwellers on the Paropamisus, Paropamisadæ, -arum, and Paropamisii, -orum (m.).
Parorea, Parorea, -æ (f.); the inhabitants of Parorea, Paroreatæ, -arum (m.).
Paros, Paros and Parus, -i (f.); of or belonging to Paros, Parian, Parius, -a, -um.
Parparus (Mount), Parparus, -i (m.).
Parrhasia, Parrhasia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Parrhasia, Parrhasian, Parrhasius, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Parrhasis, -idis (poet, for Arcadian).
Parrhasius, Parrhasius, -ii (m.).
Parthalis, Parthalis, -is (f.).
Parthaon, Parthaon, -onis (n.); of or relating to Parthaon, Parthaonius, -a, -um; son or descendant of Parthaon, Parthaonides, -æ (m.).
Parthenie, Parthenie, -es (f.).
Parthenii, the, Parthenii, -orum (m.).
Parthenium, Parthenium or Parthenion, -ii (n.). Promontorium.
Parthenius (Mount), Parthenius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Mount Parthenius, Parthenius, -a, -um.
Parthenius, Parthenius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Parthenius, Parthenianus, -a, -um.
Parthenon, Parthenon, -onis (m.).
Parthenopæus, Parthenopæus, -i (m.).
Parthenope, Parthenope, -es (f.); of or relating to Parthenope, Parthenopeius, -a, -um.
Parthenopolis, Parthenopolis, -is (f.).
Parthia, Parthia, -æ (f.); of or belonging to Parthia, Parthian, Parthius, -a, -um, and Parthus, -a, -um; the Parthians, Parthi, -orum (m.).
Parthum, Parthum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Parthum, Parthinus, -a, -um.
Parthusi, the, Parthusi, -orum (m.).
Paryadres (Mount), Paryadres, -æ (m.).
Pasargadæ, Pasargadæ, -arum (f.).
Pasias, Pasias, -æ (m.).
Pasiphae, Pasiphaë, -es, and Pasiphaa, -æ (f.); daughter of Pasiphae, Pasiphaeia, -æ (f.).
Pasiteles, Pasiteles, -is (m.).
Pasithea, Pasithes, -æ, and Pasithee, -es (f.).
Pasitigris, the, Pasitigris, -idis or -is (m.).
Passalæ, the, Passalæ, -arum (m.).
Passaro, Passaro, -onis (f.).
Passau, Passavium, -ii (n.).
Passerinus, Passerinus, -i (m.).
Passienus, Passienus, -i (m.).
Passy, Paciacum, -i (n.).
Pastillus, Pastillus, -i (m.).
Pastona, Pastona, -æ (f.).
Patale, Patale, -es (f.); of or belonging to Patale, Patalius, -a, -um.
Patami, the, Patami, -orum (m.).
Patara, Patara, -æ (f.), and -orum (n.) of or belonging to Patara, Pataræus, -a, -um, and Pataricus, -a, -um; pecul., masculine, Patareua, -eos or -ei; pecul., feminine, Patareis, -idis; the inhabitants of Patara, Patarani, -orum (m.).
Patavium, Patavium, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Palavium, Patavinus, -a, -um.
Paterculus, Paterculus, -i (m.).
Pateria, Pateria, -æ (f.).
Paterninus, Paterninus, -i (m.).
Paternus, Paternus, -i (m.).
Patience, Patientia, -æ (f.).
Patina, Patina, -æ (m.).
Patino, Patmos, -i (f.).
Patiscus, Patiscus, -i (m.).
Patmos, Patmos or Patmus, -i (f.).
Patræ, Patras, Patræ, -arum (f.); of or belonging to Patræ, Patrensis, -e.
Patricius, Patrick, Patricius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Patricius, Patricianus, -a, -um.
Patrobas, Patrobas, -e (m.).
Patrobius, Patrobius, -ii (m.).
Patrocles, Patrocles, -is (m.).
Patroclus, Patroclus, -i (m.); of or relating to (a) Patroclus, Patroclianus, -a, -um.
Patro, Patro, -onis (m.).
Patulcius, Patulcius, -ii (m.); of or belonging to Patulcius, Patulcianus, -a, -um.
Pau, Palum, -i (n.).
Paul, Paullus or Paulus, -i (m.).
Paulla, Paulla, -æ (f.).
Paullina, Paullina, -æ (f.).
Paullinus, Paullinus, -i (m.).
Paullus, Paullus, -i (m.); of or relating to Paullus, Paullianus, -a, -um.
Paullulus, Paullulus, -i (m.).
Pausanias, Pausanias, -æ (m.).
Pausias, Pausias, -æ (m.); of or belonging to Pausias, Pansiacus, -a, -um.
Pausilypus (Mount), Pausilypum, -i (n.), and Pausilypus, -i (m.), Mons.
Pausistratus, Pausistratus, -i (m.).
Pavia, Ticinum, -i (m.). q. v.
Pavo, Pavo, -onis (m.).
Pax, Pax, -acis (f.), Julia (a town); of or belonging to Pax (Julia), Pacensis, -e.
Paxæa, Paxæa, -æ (f.).
Pedanius, Pedanius, -ii (m.).
Pedasum, Pedasum, -i, ana Pedasa, -orum (n.).
Pedasus, Pedasus, -i (f.).
Pedianus, Pedianus, -i (m.).
Pedius, Pedius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Pedius, Pedius, -a, -um.
Pedo, Pedo, -onis (m.).
Peducæus, Peducæus, -i (m.); of or relating to Peducæus, Peducæanas, -a, -um.
Pedum, Pedum, -i (n.); of or belonging to Pedum, Pedanus, -a, -um.
Pegasus, Pegasus, -i (m.); of or relating to Pegasus, Pegasean, Pegasius, -a, -um; Pegaseius, -a, -um; and Pegasius, -a, -um; pecul.. feminine, Pegasis, -idis.
Pegu, Berynga, -æ (f.).
Pekin, Pequinum, -i (n.).
Pelagius, Pelagius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Pelagius, Pelagianus, -a, -um; the Palagians, Pelagiani, -orum (m.).
Pelagon, Pelagon, -onis (m.).
Pelagones, the, Pelagones, -um (m.); the country of the Pelagones, Pelagonia, -æ (f.).
Pelasgi, the, Pelasgi, -orum (m.); of or belonging to the Pelasgi, Pelasgic, Pelasgas, -a, -um, and Pelasgina, -a, -um; the land of the Pelasgi, Pelasgia, -æ, and Pelasgis, -idis (f.).
Pelethronius, Pelethronius, -ii (m.); of or relating to Pelethronius, Pelethronius, -a, -um.
Peleus, Peleus, -eos or -ei (m.); of or relating to Peleus, Peleius, -a, -um; son of Peleus, Pelides, -æ (m.).
Pelias, Pelias, -æ (m.); daughter of Pelias, Pelias, -adis (f.).
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Pelides, v. Peleus.
Peligni, the, Peligni, -ornm (m.); of or relating to the Peligni, Pelignus, -a, -um.
Pelignus, Pelignus, -i (m.). κυρικιμασαηικο
Pelion (Mount), Pelion, -ii (n.); Pelios, -ii (m.); and Pelius Mons; of or relating to Mount Pelion, Pelius, -a, -um, and Peliacus, -a, -um; pecul. feminine, Pelias, -adis.
Pelium, Pelium, -ii (n.).