"to beat"; through root PUL] the above force; see peto at ("A beating"; hence) Of end. the feet: A trampling; the

1. qua, fem. abl. sing. of qui and quis.

2. qua (in si qua); see siquis.

3. quã, adv. [adverbial abl. fem. of qui, "who, which "] 1. Relative: Of place: At, or in, which place; where.-2. Indefinite: Of manner: In whatever way or manner; however.

quadr-i-fid-us, a, um, adj. [quadr, abbreviated form, in compound words, of quatuor, "four"; (i) connecting vowel; FID, root of findo, "to cleave "] ("Four-cleft"; i.e.) Cleft, or split, into four parts.

1. quadr-u-pes, pedis, adj. [quadr, abbreviated form, in compound words, of quatuor, "four"; (u) connecting vowel; pes, a foot"] Having four feet, four-footed.--As Subst.: quadrupes, ědis, m. A fourfooted animal, a quadruped.

2. quadrupes, ědis; see 1. quadrupes.

put-o, avi, atum, are, 1. v. a. [put-us, "clean, clear"] ["To make clean or clear"; hence, "to clear up, or settle," accounts; hence, "to reckon"; hence) With Objective clause: To deem, hold, think, suppose, or imagine, that;—at v. 704 putet is the " Subjunctivus Optativus": nec quisquam putet, and let no one think. The second and third persons of "four"] ("Belonging to, or the pres. subj. and the third person of the perf. subj. are used in positive clauses in

quadr-us, a, um, adj. [quadr, abbreviated form, in compound words, of quatuor,

having quatuor"; hence) With reference to form : Square.-As Subst.: quadra,

æ (sc. tabula), f. A diningtable, as such a table was, in the earlier times, ordinarily of a square shape; v. 115. quæ, fem. nom. sing. and neut. nom. and acc. plur. of qui and quis.

quam-vis, adv. and conj. [quam, "as"; vis (2 pers. sing. of volo), "you wish"] 1. Adv.: As you will; ever so much, ever so.-2. Conj.: a. Although, albeit. b. With adjectives: Though ever so:

quæque, nom. plur. fem. quamvis sera, though ever of quisque; v. 400, where so late, however late; v. supply estis as verb of clause. 492. quærens, P. pres. of quæro. quæro, quæsivi or quæsii, quæsitum, quærere, 3. v. a. seek.-Pass.: quæror, quæsītus sum, quæri. quæsītus, a, um, P. perf. pass. of quæro.

To

qua-lis, le, adj.: 1. Interrogative: Of what sort or kind?-2. Relative: Of such a sort, or kind, as; such as.3. Just as, like as [akin to Sans. ka-s, "who? "].

1. quam, fem. acc. sing. of qui.

quando, adv. and conj.: 1. Adv.: a. When.-b. Indefinite: Ever, at any time:-si quando, if at any time.—2. Conj. Because, inasmuch as, since [akin to Sans. kâdâ, once"].

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adv.

quando - quidem, [quando, "since "; quidem, "indeed "] Since indeed, seeing that, inasmuch as. quan-quam; see quam

quam.

quantum, adv. [adverbial neut. of quantus, 66 as much 2. quam, adv. [adverbial as "] 1. As much as, in proacc. fem. of quis] 1. In what portion as, so much as.—2. manner, how: quam multa, As far as, so far as.—3. Corhow many things.-2. After responding to tantum; As; words denoting comparison: v. 253.

Than.-3. As a correlative to qua-ntus, nta, ntum, adj.— tam, in comparisons: As: 1. How great.-2. How much. tam quam, so... as.--3. (With or) without tanWith ellipse of tam: So many tus: As much as, as great as as, as many as. [akin to Sans. ka-s, "who "].

quam-quam (quan-quam), conj. [quam, "as," repeated] ("As as"; hence) Though, although [§ 152, II. (3)].

qua-re, adv. [abl. fem. of qui (see qui); and of res] 1. Interrogative: From what cause? on what account?

wherefore? why ?-2. Rela- | denote a cause or reason; tive: For which reason, where- Because, inasmuch as, since. fore; v. 429.

prominently forward; vv. With Subj.: That not, but 554, 580.-2. Interrogative: that, from.-2. To corroborate Who? which? what?-3. In- a statement: But, indeed, definite: Any [akin to Sans. verily, of a truth: — quin kim]. etiam (or as one word quinetiam), verily, too; yea indeed.

qui-a, conj. [adverbial old acc. plur. of qui] [§ 152, II. (1)] Because.

quinětiam; see quin.

qui-ni, næ, na, rum. disqui-cumque, quæ-cumque, trib. adj. plur.: [or quinqu quod-cumque, pron. rel. [qui; ni; fr. quinque, "five"] suffix cumque] Whoever, what-("Five apiece"; hence) Five, ever; whosoever, whatsoever. generally.

1. quid; see quis.

quinque, num. adj. indecl. 2. quid, adv. [adverbial Five [akin to Gr. Tévre, Sans. neut. of quis, "what?"] On panchan]. what account? why? wherefore? Quirin-ālis, āle, adj. quidem, adv. Indeed, truly. [Quirin-us, "Quirinus "; a quiêrunt, for quiēvērunt, name given to Romulus after 3 pers. plur. perf. ind. of his deification] Of, or belongquiesco. ing to, Quirinus; Quirīnal: qui-es, ētis, f. ("A lying Quirinalis lituus, a Quirindown"; hence) 1. Rest, re-al augur's wand or staff; i.e. pose, from anything.-2. Rest such a wand, or staff, as or repose in sleep; sleep [akin Quirinus carried; v. 612:to Sans. root çi, "to lie down; Quirīnālis trabea, a Quirinal to sleep"; also, to Gr. Kei- trabea, v. 187; see trabea. μαι, "to lie down "].

Quir-ites, ĭum and um, quie-sco, vi, tum, scère, m. plur. [for Cur-ītes; for 3. v. n. [for quiet-sco; fr. Cur-es, Cures," an ancient quies, quiet-is, "rest"] ("To Sabine town] 1. The Quirbe in a state of quies";ites; the people of Cures.hence) To rest; to be still or quiet.

Sco.

quĭēvi, perf. ind. of quie

qui-n, conj. [for qui-nē; fr. qui, abl. of relative pron. qui," who, which"; nenon, "not"] ("By which not ") 1.

2. After the Sabines and the Romans had united themselves in one community under Romulus, the name of Quirites was joined to that of Romāni. In their civil capacity the Romans called themselves Quirites; while

in a political, and military, | Since, since that, because.—3. capacity they retained the Whereas.--4. But :—quod si, name of Romāni. but if; v. 310.

quis, quæ, quid (Gen. quod si; see quod, no. 4. cujus; Dat. cui), pron. in- quon-dam, adv. [for quomterrog. What person or thing? dam; fr. quom, old form of -As Subst.: a. Masc. quis: quem, acc. of qui; suffix, What person? who? b. dam] At a certain time; at Neut. quid: What thing, one time, once upon a time, what? [ris, "who? what?"]. formerly.

quis-quam, quæ- quam, quic-quam or quid-quam, pron. indef. [quis, "any one"; suffix quam] Any, any whatever. As Subst. masc. Any one, anybody.

quis-que, quæ-que, quodque, pron. indef. [quis, "any"; suffix que] Each, every, any. quis-quis, no fem., quodquod or quic-quid or quidquid, pron. indef. Whatever, whatsoever, person or thing. As Subst. Whoever, whosoever; whatever, whatsoever.

1. quo, masc. and neut. abl. sing. of qui and quis.

2. quo, adv. [for quo-m, old form of que-m, acc. of qui] 1. Relative: a. To or in which place; whither.―b. [§ 152, 1, (2)] To the end that, in order that.-2. Indefinite: Any whither.

1. quod, nom. and acc. neut. sing. of qui.

2. quod, conj. [adverbial neut. acc. of qui] 1. That, in that.—2. [§ 152, 11, (1)]:

quoque, conj. Also, too; placed after the word to be emphasised.

quot, num. adj. plur. indecl. How many; as many as [akin to Sans. kat, "how many "].

quum, adv. and conj. [for quom, old form of quem, acc. of qui, "who, which "] 1. Adv. [§ 153, (1)]: When.2. Conj. [§ 152, 1, (3)]: As, since, seeing that.

răb-idus, ĭda, ĭdum, adj. [răb-o, "to rave"] Raving, furious, fierce, etc.

răb-ies, iem, ie (other cases do not occur), f. [răb-o, "to rave”] (“ A raving"; hence) Rage, fury, violence.

răd-ius, ii, m. ("A staff or rod"; hence) A ray or beam [prob. akin to rād-ix].

rado, rāsi, rāsum, rādĕre, 3. v. a. ("To scratch, scrape"; hence) Of a coast, etc., as Object: To touch in passing,