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versor trlnsportCi tra.nsporto, 1, transport, set across. urgeo, ere, urBi, press, hard press. transversua, a, um, crosswise, CI·OSS.Usipetes, um, m., Usipetes, a Gel' man tribe. trecenti, ae, a, three hundred. iisque, even. tres, tria, three (§ 114, 2). Treveri, orum, III. pl., Trevel'i, a USUS,US, m., experience; use, service, advantage. tribe of Belgians. tribiin11s, i, ID., tribune, officer in a ut, as; that, in order that " with R() n legion j also a tribune of verbs of fearing, that not. uter, utra, utrum, into adj., which the, plebs. (of two)? tridulim, i, n., three days. uterque, utraque, utrumque, gen. triple(l:, icis, triple. utriuaque (cf. § 83), each (of tu, tu~, thou, yOI' (§ 122). tuba, ae, I., trumpet, two); in pl. both (of two parties). tueor, ~ri, gum'd, watch. Tulingi, OrUID,m. pl., the Tulingi, uti, Bee ut. an ancient tribe. utinam, affirmative particle (§ 393) .-tum, then, at that time. iitor, i, UBUBBum, use (§ 344, 1) • tumulus, I, m., mound. utrum, whether. tumultus, us, m., tumult; uprising. tunc, then. vacuus, a, um, vacant, empty. Turoni, orum, m, pl., the TUI'oni, a vadum, i, n., ford, shallow water. Gallic tribe. valeo, ere, ui, valiturus, be strong; turpis, e, base. avail, prevail. turpitudo, inis, I., shame, disgrace. vallis, valliB, I., valley. turris, is, I., tower. vallum, i, n. wall, breastworks; tutus, a, nm, safe, secure. intrenchment. tuus, a, um, thy, youl' (§ 124). varlus, a, um, various. vasto, 1, lay toaste. ubi, rel, and in terr. adv., where; Veliocassaa, om, m, pl., the Veliowhen. casses, a Belgian tribe. Ubii, orum, ID" Ubii, a German vendo, ere, didi, ditus, sell. tribe. \V'euelli, orum, m. pl., Venelli, a ulciscor, I, ultus sum, avenge. Gallic tribe. fillus, a, um, any (§ 83). Veneti, orum, m. pl., Veneti, a Galulterior, us, farther, more distant lic tribe. (§ 102). venifi, ire, veni, ventum, come. una, together. ventus, i, m., wind. unde, whence. verbum, i, n., tOOI'd. iindecimus, a, um, eleventh, vereor, eri, itus sum, fear. iiudeviginti, indecl., nineteen. vergo, ere, extend. undique, from all pal'ts or sides. vero, indeed, but. univerBuB, a, um, all, complete. verBor, ari, atus Bum, move about; iiuus, a, um, one, alone (§ 83). be engaged in; be involved ill; urbs, urbis, I., city. stay, I'emain.