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Ariovi.tu. Ariovistus, I, m., AI'iovistIlS, a king of the Germans. arma, arum, n. pl., arms. armitiira, ae, f., equipment. armitus, a, um, aI·med. arma, 1, aI·m. arrogantia, ae, f., arrogance. arx, arcis, f., citadel. ascends, ere, endi, ens us, ascend. ascensus, Us, m., ascent. at, but. Athenae, arum, f. pl., Athens. atque, and, and also; see ae, Atrebites, urn, m, pl., the Atrpbates, a Belgian tribe. Atticus, i, m., Attieus, a friend of Cicero. attinga, ere, attigi, attictus, touch, border on. attuli, perf. of a1fera. auctiiritis, titis, f., auth01'ity, influence. audicter, courageously, braoeiu, boldly. audix, gen. audicis, couraqeous. audeo, ere, ausus sum; semi-dep., clare. audia, ire, ivi, Itus, hear, heal' of. aufugia, ere, CUgi,fugitiirus, flee. augea, ere. auxi, auctus, iI/crease (tr.). Aulerci, arum, m. pl., the AulPl'd, a Gallic tribe. Aulus, i, m., Aulus, a man's name. Aurunculeius, i, m., Am'uncl/leius, a man's name. aut, or; aut. • • aut, either • or. autem, however; but. auxilium, i (ii), n" aid, help; in pI. auxilia, arum, n., auxiliary troops, alcxilim·ies. Aviricuui, i, n., A'vClriculll, a Gallic town.
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averta, ere, ti, versus, avert, turn away, turn aside. Axona, ae, m., a river; the modern Aisne. Baoenis, is, f., Bacenis, a forest. Baculus, i, m., Baeulus, a Roman centuriou. Baleires, urn, m. pl., inhabitants of the Balearic Isles; as adj., Balearic. barba, ae, f., beard. barbarus, i, m., a barbatian; adj., us, a, um, barbm·ian. beatus, a, urn, happy. Belgae, arum, m. pl., Belgians, a Gallic tribe. bello, 1, make war, carryon war. Bellovaci, arum, m, pI., the Bellovaci, a Belgian tribe. bellum, i, n., wal'. bene, adv., well (§ 100). beneficium. i (ii), n., kindness. Bibrax, actis, f., Bibrax, a town of the Remi. Bibulus, i, m., Bitmtu», a man's name. biduum, i, n., tlVOday.~. biennium, I, n., IIVO!lPIl1·~. Boduognitus, i, m., Bo(/uognatus, a chieftain of the Nervii. Baji, orum, m. pl., the Boji, an ancient tribe. bonus, a, urn, good; in pI., bona, arum, n., property. Brituspantium. i, n., Bratu8p(lIltimn, a Gallic town. brevis, e, short, brief; brevi, within a Sh01'ttime. brevitis, itis, f., shol'tness; 1010 statut·e. Britannia, ae, f., Britain. C., abbreviation for Giius, Gaius. cadaver, is, n., corpse, dead boal/.