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 	<author>Charlton T. Lewis</author>
 	<author>Charles Short</author>
    <sponsor>Perseus Project, Tufts University</sponsor>
 		<principal>Gregory Crane</principal>
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 	  <title>A Latin Dictionary</title>
 	  <title>Founded on Andrews' edition of Freund's Latin dictionary</title>
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<div1 id="crossU" key="U" opt="n" orig_id="n49607"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="U">U</head>, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">u</orth> (orig. V, v, a modification of the Greek <foreign lang="greek">Υ</foreign>, Marc. Vict. p. 2459 P.), the twentieth letter of the Latin alphabet (<i>i</i> and <i>j</i> being counted as one), a vowel, which was early distinguished by the old grammarians from the consonant V, though represented by the same sign; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> the letter <ref targOrder="U">V</ref>. The long <i>u</i> corresponded in sound to the Greek <foreign lang="greek">ου</foreign>, and to the German and Italian <i>u</i> (Engl. <i>oo</i>); the short <i>u</i> seems to have been an obscure sound resembling the German <i>ü</i> and the French <i>u;</i> hence <i>ŭ</i> sometimes represented the Greek <foreign lang="greek">υ</foreign>, as in fuga from <foreign lang="greek">φυγή</foreign>, cuminum from <foreign lang="greek">κύμινον</foreign>, etc.; and sometimes was exchanged with the Latin <i>i</i>, as in opt<i>i</i>mus and opt<i>u</i>mus, carn<i>u</i>fex and carn<i>i</i>fex, sat<i>u</i>ra and sat<i>i</i>ra, in the old inscriptions CAP<i>V</i>TALIS and NOMIN<i>V</i>S LATINI, in the emperor Augustus's pronunciation of s<i>i</i>mus for s<i>u</i>mus, etc.; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> the letter <ref targOrder="U">I</ref>. For the affinity of <i>u</i> with <i>o</i> and with <i>v</i>, v. under those letters. U inserted in Alcumena, Alcumaeo, Aesculapius, Tecumessa, drachuma al.; v. Ritschl in Rhein. Mus. Neue Folge, 8, p. 475 sq.; 9, p. 480; and cf. the letters A and O.—As an abbreviation, V. (as the sign of the vowel <i>u</i>) stands for uti, so V. V. uti voverant; and especially for urbs (i. e. Roma); as, U. C. (urbis conditae), or A. U. C. (ab urbe conditā). For its meanings when used as a sign of the consonant V, v. under the letter V <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ber1" key="u_ber1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49608"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūber">uber</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕris</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">Gr. <foreign lang="greek">οὖθαρ</foreign>; Sanscr. ūdhar; cf. O. H. Germ. uter; Engl. udder; cf. the letter B</etym>, <sense id="n49608.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a teat, pap, dug, udder, a breast that gives suck</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post Aug. prose). </sense><sense id="n49608.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <abbr>Sing.</abbr>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:887"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 887</bibl>: lactantes ubere toto, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 103</bibl> P. (Ann. v. 71 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">(vitula) binos alit ubere fetus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:30"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut vix sustineant distentum cruribus uber,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:826"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 826</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitulo ab ubere rapto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:459"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 459</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum a nutricis ubere auferretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:6"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49608.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr> (so most freq.): <cit><quote lang="la">saepe etiam nunc (puer) Ubera mammarum in somnis lactantia quaeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:885"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 885</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lactea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:524"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 524</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">capreoli Bina die siccant ovis ubera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:42"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 42</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ad sua quisque fere decurrunt ubera lactis (agni),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:370"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 370</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lactis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:3:46"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 3, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mammarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:1:7"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 1, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">candens lacteus umor Uberibus manat distentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:259"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 259</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">distenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:2:46"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 2, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:8:8"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:16:50"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 50</bibl></cit>: natos uberibus gravidis vitali rore rigabat, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:12:20"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>Div.</title> 1, 12, 20</bibl> cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">(Romulus) cum esset silvestris beluae sustentatus uberibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uberaque ebiberant avidi lactantia nati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:342"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 342</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sua quemque mater uberibus alit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:20"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 20</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49608.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49608.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of the earth, <i>the fruitful breast</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">alma tellus annuā vice mortalibus distenta musto demittit ubera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:21:3"><author>Col.</author> 3, 21, 3</bibl></cit>: ubera campi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:1:1:90"><author>id.</author> poët. 10, 90</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n49608.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A cluster</i> or <i>mass in the shape of an udder</i>, of bees hanging from trees when swarming, <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Jun.</title> 7, 6</bibl> and 9.—</sense><sense id="n49608.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Richness, fruitfulness, fertility</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quique frequens herbis et fertilis ubere campus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:185"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 185</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">divitis agri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:262"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 262</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">glebae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:531"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 531</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in denso non segnior ubere Bacchus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:275"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 275</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">pecorique et vitibus almis Aptius uber erit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:234"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 234</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:27:5"><author>Col.</author> 4, 27, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">palmitis Etrusci,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 504</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ber2" key="u_ber2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49609"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūber">uber</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕris</itype> (<case opt="n">abl.</case> uberi; but <cit><quote lang="la">ubere campo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:27:1"><author>Col.</author> 6, 27, 1</bibl></cit>), <i>adj</i> <etym opt="n">1. uber; cf. ibid. II. C.</etym>, <i>rich</i> in something, <i>full, fruitful, fertile, abundant, plentiful, copious, productive</i> (class.; syn.: ferax, fertilis, fecundus). <sense id="n49609.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">seges spicis uberibus et crebris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:30:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 30, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">messis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:637"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 2, 23 (637)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fruges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:15:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 15, 5</bibl></cit>: itaque res uber fuit, antequam vastassent regiones, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 647</bibl> P.: <cit><quote lang="la">Umbria me genuit terris fertilis uberibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:22:10"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 22, 10</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">in uberi agro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:25:12"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 25, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uber solum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:6"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Neptunus) Piscatu novo me uberi compotivit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:911"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 2, 6 (911)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">onus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:195"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 2, 64 (195)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:27"><author>Col.</author> 6, 27</bibl>: bellum, <i>productive</i> in booty, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:7:9"><author>Just.</author> 38, 7, 9</bibl>: gravis imber et uber. <i>copious</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:290"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 290</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">guttae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:349"><author>id.</author> 1, 349</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:31"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aqua prolluens et uber,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:1:2:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 1, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rivi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:19:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 19, 10</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: agro bene culte nihil potest esse nec usu uberius nec specie ornatius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:16:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 16, 57</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim robustior aetas Ulla nec uberior (aestate),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:208"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 208</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">subtemen,</quote> <i><i>fuller, stouter</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:518"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 1, 20 (518)</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">uberrimi laetissimique fructus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:62:156"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 62, 156</bibl></cit>.— With <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">arbor ibi niveis uberrima pomis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:89"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Sulmo) gelidis uberrimus undis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:4:10:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 4, 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uberrimus quaestus,</quote> <i><i>the most profitable</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:253"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 253</bibl></cit>: equum nimis strigosum et male habitum, sed equitem ejus uberrimum et habitissimum viderunt, <i>exceedingly stout, plump</i>, or <i>fat</i>, Massur. Sabin. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:20:11"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 20, 11</bibl>.— With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">regio cum aeris ac plumbi uberrima, tum et minio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:44:3:4"><author>Just.</author> 44, 3, 4</bibl></cit>: frugum, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 498, 6</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">teneant uberrima Teucer Et Libys,</quote> <i><i>the most fruitful regions</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:510"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 510</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49609.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>full, rich, copious</i>, esp. of style and language: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc Periclem praestitisse ceteris dicit oratoribus Socrates, quod is Anaxagorae physici fuerit auditor, a quo censet eum uberem et fecundum fuisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:4:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 4, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">motus animi, qui ad explicandum ornandumque sint uberes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:25:113"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 25, 113</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">theses ad excitationem dicendi mire speciosae atque uberes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:24"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 4, 24</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullus feracior in eā (philosophiā) locus est nec uberior quam de officiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 2, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:3:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 3, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut majore delectatione aut spe uberiore commoveri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:4:13"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 4, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis uberior in dicendo Platone?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:31:121"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 31, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uberiores litterae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:50:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 50, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Catoni seni comparatus C. Gracchus plenior et uberior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:18"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec Africanus Petreiusque pleniora etiam atque uberiora Romam ad suos perscribant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:53"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tuasque Ingenio laudes uberiore canunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:2:74"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 2, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in juvenibus etiam uberiora paulo et paene periclitantia feruntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:32"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 32</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">doctissimi homines ingeniis uberrimis adfluentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:15:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 15, 57</bibl></cit> (dub.; <cit><quote lang="la">bracketed by B. and K.): uberrima supplicationibus triumphisque provincia,</quote> <i><i>full of</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:40:97"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 40, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uberrimae litterae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:16:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 16, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec decet te ornatum uberrimis artibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:97:332"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 97, 332</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oratorum eā aetate uberrimus erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:31"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 31 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, used only in the <i>comp.</i> and <i>sup.</i> </sense><sense id="n49609.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <i>more fruitfully, more fully, more copiously</i> or <i>plentifully</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">uberius nulli provenit ista seges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:2:12"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 2, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flere uberius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:31:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 31, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mores mali quasi herba irrigua succreverunt uberrime,</quote> <i><i>most luxuriantly</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:31"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 1, 9 (31)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49609.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, of style, etc., <i>copiously, fully</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:3:2"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 3, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec cum uberius disputantur et fusius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:7:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 7, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loqui (with planius),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:11:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicere (with latius),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:17:11"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 17, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">explicare (with latius),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,004:1"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Rhet.</title> 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">locus uberrime tractatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 1, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_be^ri^us" key="u_be^ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49610"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūbĕrĭus">uberius</head>, <sense id="n49610.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>comp. adv.; sup.</i> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūberrĭme</orth>, v. 2. uber <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_be^ro" key="u_be^ro" opt="n" orig_id="n49611"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūbĕro">ubero</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> and <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">2. uber</etym>. * <sense id="n49611.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Neutr., to be fruitful</i> or <i>productive, to bear fruit</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim olea continuo biennio uberat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:9:11"><author>Col.</author> 5, 9, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49611.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Act., to make fruitful, to fertilize</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc velut coitu steriles arbores uberantur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Oct.</title> 8, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Febr.</title> 17, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_bertas" key="u_bertas" opt="n" orig_id="n49612"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūbertas">ubertas</head> (on coins also VBERITAS; v. Rasche, Lex. Rei Num. V. 2, p. 759), <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">2. uber</etym>, <i>richness, fulness, plenteousness, plenty, abundance, copiousness, fruitfulness, fertility, productiveness</i> (class.; syn.: fecunditas, copia). <sense id="n49612.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">mammarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:51:128"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 51, 128</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Asia ubertate agrorum ... facile omnibus terris antecellat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:6:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 6, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amnium fontiumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:41"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 6, § 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubertas in percipiendis fructibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:227"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 98, § 227</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frugum et fructuum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:36:68"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 36, 68</bibl></cit>; cf.: rami bacarum ubertate incurvescere, Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:28:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 28, 69</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vini (opp. frumenti inopia),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:7"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pabuli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:201"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 13, 77, § 201</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lactis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:82"><author>id.</author> 22, 22, 39, § 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">piscium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:18:3"><author>Just.</author> 18, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praedae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:25:1"><author>id.</author> 25, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">opum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:15:412"><author>Sil.</author> 15, 412</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49612.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49612.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of mind, character, etc., <i>richness, fulness</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubertates et copiae virtutis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:66:167"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 66, 167</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ingenii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,019:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>post Red. in Sen.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,032:2:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Marcell.</title> 2, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">immortalis ingenii ubertas beatissima,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:109"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 109</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>Fug. Saec.</title> 8, 48</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utilitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:44:195"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 44, 195</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49612.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Of style or language, <i>copiousness, fulness</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubertas in dicendo et copia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:12:50"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 12, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubertas et quasi silva dicendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:3:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 3, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa Livii lactea ubertas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:32"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verborum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:13"><author>id.</author> 10, 1, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:109">10, 1, 109</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:2:23">12, 2, 23</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">oratoris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:3:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 3, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:1:24"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 1, 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_bertim" key="u_bertim" opt="n" orig_id="n49613"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūbertim">ubertim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">2. uber</etym>, <sense id="n49613.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>plentifully, abundantly, copiously</i> (mostly post-Aug.; not in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">ubertim lacrimulas fundere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:66:17"><author>Cat.</author> 66, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:81"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 81</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tit.:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Tit.</title> 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:4:25"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 4, 25</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Petr.</author> 134</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:5:5:20"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 5, 5, 20</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Laud. Seren.</title> 214</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_berto" key="u_berto" opt="n" orig_id="n49614"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūberto">uberto</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">2. uber; cf. ubero</etym>, <sense id="n49614.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make fruitful, to fertilize</i> (post-Aug. and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">ut omnes simul terras ubertet foveatque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:32:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 32, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">agros (imber),</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Eum.</author> Grat. Act. ad Const. 9 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^bi_^" key="u^bi_^" opt="n" orig_id="n49615"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭbī̆">ubi</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">for quo-bi; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ποῦ, πόθι</foreign>; Ion. <foreign lang="greek">κόθι</foreign></etym>. <sense id="n49615.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49615.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> A relative local particle, denoting rest in a place, <i>in which place, in what place, where.</i> </sense><sense id="n49615.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With corresp. <i>ibi</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in eam partem ituros atque ibi futuros Helvetios, ubi eos Caesar constituisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:13"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">velim, ibi malis esse, ubi aliquo numero sis, quam istic, ubi solus sapere videare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 10</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo sit, quin ubivis, quam ibi, ubi est, esse malit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:1:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ergo, ubi tyrannus est, ibi ... dicendum est plane nullam esse rem publicam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:31:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 31, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ibi unde huc translata essent, atque ubi primum exstitissent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:16:30"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 16, 30</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49615.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Referring to other expressions of place: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes, qui tum eos agros, ubi hodie est haec urbs, incolebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non modo ut Spartae, rapere ubi pueri et clepere discunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:4:5:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in ipso aditu atque ore portus, ubi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 12, § 30</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49615.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With the interrogative particle <i>nam</i> suffixed: <cit><quote lang="la">in quā non video, ubinam mens constans possit insistere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:10:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 10, 24</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49615.5" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> With <i>terrarum, loci</i> (v. terra and locus): <cit><quote lang="la">non edepol nunc, ubi terrarum sim, scio, si quis roget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:332"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 180 (332)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid ageres, ubi terrarum esses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:10:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 10, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi loci fortunae tuae sint, facile intellegis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:958"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 5, 2, 5 (958)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut inanis mens quaerat, ubi sit loci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:90"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 24, 24, § 90</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49615.6" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Repeated ubi ubi, also written as one word ubiubi, <i>wherever, wheresoever</i> = ubicumque (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">ubi ubi est, fac, quamprimum haec audiat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1042"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1042</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sperantes facile, ubiubi essent se ... conversuros aciem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:57:12"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 57, 12</bibl></cit>.—With <i>gentium</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi ubi est gentium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:277"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 2, 21 (277)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49615.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In a direct interrogation, <i>where? So.</i> Ubi patera nunc est? <abbr>Me.</abbr> In cistulā, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:416"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 264 (416)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi ego perii? ubi immutatus sum? ubi ego formam perdidi?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:452"><author>id.</author> ib. 300 (452)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi inveniam Pamphilum? Ubi quaeram?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:338"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 338</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:343">343</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi sunt, qui Antonium Graece negant scire?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:14:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 14, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heu! ubi nunc fastus altaque verba jacent?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:4:150"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 150</bibl></cit> Ruhnk.—</sense><sense id="n49615.8" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Esp., with <i>gentium</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi illum quaeram gentium?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:678"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 2, 13 (678)</bibl></cit>; and with the interrog. particle <i>nam</i> suffixed: <cit><quote lang="la">ubinam est is homo gentium?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:431"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 3, 97 (431)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">o di immortales! ubinam gentium sumus? ... in quā urbe vivimus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:4:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 4, 9</bibl></cit> (v. gens).— </sense><sense id="n49615.9" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49615.10" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Most freq. of time, <i>when, whenever, as soon as, as</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi summus imperator non adest ad exercitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:504"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 3, 6 (504)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi ego Sosia nolim esse, tu esto sane Sosia. Nunc. etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:436"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 1, 284 (436)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi friget, huc evasit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:517"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 517</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi lucet, magistratus myrrhā unguentisque unguentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:87"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 87</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut sol, victis ubi nubibus exit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:571"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 571</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qualis, ubi hibernam Lyciam Xanthique fluenta Deserit (Apollo),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:143"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi semel quis pejeraverit, ei credi postea non oportet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:13:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 13, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc ubi Amphitruo erus conspicatu'st meus, Ilico, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:239"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 87 (239)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi de ejus adventu Helvetii certiores facti sunt, legatos ad eum mittunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi ea dies venit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:8"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem ubi vidi, equidem vim lacrimarum profudi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:14:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 14, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi galli cantum audivit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:27:67"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 27, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">at hostes, ubi primum nostros equites conspexerunt ... impetu facto, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:12"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:6"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 1, 6</bibl>.—With <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:6:41"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 6, 41</bibl>.—With <i>inf. hist.</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:51"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 51</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n49615.11" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With correl. <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> of time (mostly ante and post-class.; not in Cic. or Caes.). </sense><sense id="n49615.12" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <i>tum</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">otium ubi erit, tum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:426"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 4, 13 (426)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi convivae abierint, tum venias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:592"><author>id.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 4, 2, 14 (592)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:728"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 4, 7, 18 (728)</bibl>; Quadrig. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:2:13"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 2, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cetera maleficia tum persequare, ubi facta sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:52:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 52, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:33:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 33, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:33:45">33, 45</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: ubi conticuerit recte tumultus, tum in curiam patres revocandos esse, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:55:8"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 55, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:38:4">25, 38, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:5:6">43, 5, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:34:5">44, 34, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut, cum admissa et perpetrata fuerint, tum denique, ubi, quae facta sunt infecta fieri non possunt, puniantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:6"><author>Gell.</author> 6</bibl></cit> (7), 3, 42.—Esp., with <i>tum demum</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi jam caro increscit, tum demum et balineis raris utendum erit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:4"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 4 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:6">3, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:27">7, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:8:16"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 8, 16</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49615.13" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <i>tunc</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi vis acrior imminet hostium, tunc, etc.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tunc est consummata infelicitas. ubi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:39:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 39, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:89:15">89, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:89:19">89, 19</bibl>.—Esp., with <i>tunc demum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:3:10"><author>Cels.</author> 3, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49615.14" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In colloq. lang., referring to things or persons, instead of the relative pronoun, <i>in which, by which, with which, wherewith</i>, etc.; or of persons, <i>with whom, by whom</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">ne illi sit cera, ubi facere possit litteras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:767"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 4, 1, 22 (767)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hujusmodi res semper comminiscere, Ubi me excarnifices,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:813"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 813</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum multa colligeres et ex legibus et ex senatusconsultis, ubi, si verba, non rem sequeremur, confici nihil posset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:57:243"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 57, 243</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si rem servassem, fuit, ubi negotiosus essem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:132"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 38 (132)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">est, ubi id isto modo valeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:8:23"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 8, 23</bibl></cit>; v. sum, I. B. 5. b. <foreign lang="greek">β</foreign>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque nobis adhuc praeter te quisquam fuit, ubi nostrum jus contra illos obtineremus,</quote> <i><i>with whom</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:9:34"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 9, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Alcmene, questus ubi ponat aniles, Iolen habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:276"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 276</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^bi_^cumque" key="u^bi_^cumque" opt="n" orig_id="n49616"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭbī̆-cumque">ubicumque</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-cunque</orth>, old Lat. <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-quomque</orth>: <cit><quote lang="la">in tmesi: istius hominis ubi fit quomque mentio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:252"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 18 (252)</bibl></cit>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <i>wherever, wheresoever.</i> <sense id="n49616.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Relative: <cit><quote lang="la">ubicumque est lepidum unguentum, ungor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:226"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 3, 10 (226)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">etsi, ubicumque es, in eādem es navi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:5:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego uni Servor, ubīcumque est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:735"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 735</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">sis licet felix, ubicumque mavis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:27:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 27, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">des operam, ut te ante Calendas Januarias, ubicumque erimus, sistas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubicumque eris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:17:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 17, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:126"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 126</bibl>: <abbr>De.</abbr> Si quid te volam, ubi eris? <abbr>Li.</abbr> Ubicumque libitum fuerit animo meo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:112"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 1, 97 (112)</bibl>.—With <i>terrarum, locorum, gentium</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui ubicumque terrarum sunt, ibi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:44:113"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 44, 113</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubicumque locorum Vivitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:3:34"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 3, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubicumque erit gentium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:44:121"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 44, 121</bibl></cit>.—Very rarely with <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostrum est intellegere, utcumque atque ubicumque opus sit, obsequi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:578"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 578</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">istuc est sapere, qui, ubicumque opus sit, animum possis flectere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:608"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 608</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49616.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Indefinitely, <i>wherever it may be, anywhere, everywhere</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">bonam deperdere famam, Rem patris oblimare, malum est ubicumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:62"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quicquid loquemur ubicumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:7:28"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 7, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in senatu et apud populum et apud principem et ubicumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:4:18"><author>id.</author> 7, 4, 18</bibl></cit> Zumpt <title>N. cr.</title></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUbi^i" key="Ubi^i" opt="n" orig_id="n49617"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ubĭi">Ubii</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49617.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Germanic people, who in Caesar's time occupied the territory on the east bank of the Rhine</i>, near the mod. <i>Cologne, but were transferred to the left bank of the Rhine by Agrippa</i>, <title>B. C.</title> 39, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:54"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 54</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:3">4, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:16">4, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:9">6, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:28"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:31"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:36">1, 36</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppidum Ubiorum,</quote> <i><i>their chief city</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:39"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 39</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:57">1, 57</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ubĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>Ubian, of the Ubii</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mulier Ubia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:5:22"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 22</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^bi^li^bet" key="u^bi^li^bet" opt="n" orig_id="n49618"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭbĭ-lĭbet">ubilibet</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <sense id="n49618.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>in any place, anywhere</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cibus parabilis facilisque, ubilibet non defuturus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:9:1:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Tranq.</title> 1, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_bi_^nam" key="u_bi_^nam" opt="n" orig_id="n49619"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūbī̆nam">ubinam</head>, v. ubi, I. A.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu^bi_^qua_que_" key="u^bi_^qua_que_" opt="n" orig_id="n49620"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭbī̆-quāquē">ubiquaque</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <sense id="n49620.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wherever, in every place whatsoever</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">te, dea, munificam gentes ubiquāque locuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:10:5"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 10, 5</bibl></cit> Merkel (dub.; <cit><quote lang="la">Jan. ubicumque.—Instead of ubiquāque, ubi fit quomque is now restored,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:252"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 18 (252)</bibl></cit> Fleck.; cf. Ritschl ad loc.; and cum omnia quaeque, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,008:p69:31"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Mund.</title> p. 69, 31</bibl> Hildebr.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^bi_que_" key="u^bi_que_" opt="n" orig_id="n49621"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭbī-quē">ubique</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <sense id="n49621.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wherever, wheresoever, in any place whatever, anywhere, everywhere</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quicumque ubique sunt, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1087"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 1, 1 (1087)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud, quicquid ubique Officit, evitare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:60"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litterae, quae ubique depositae essent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:29:1"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 29, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum navium quod ubique fuerat, in unum locum coëgerant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:16"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod ubique habeat frumenti ac navium, ostendit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:20"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">onerarias naves, quas ubique possunt, deprehendunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:36"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 36</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:112"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 112</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 4, § 7</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:132"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 4, 59, § 132</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec quidquid ubique est Gentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:601"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 601</bibl></cit>: studendum est semper et ubique, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:7:27"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 7, 27</bibl>; so (with semper) <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:1:29"><author>id.</author> 1, 1, 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:9:5">3, 9, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:14">11, 1, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">crudelis ubique Luctus, ubique pavor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:368"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 368</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">longa mora est, quantum noxae sit ubique repertum, Enumerare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:214"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 214</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubique versus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> <title>Opif.</title> 5, 11</bibl></cit>.—So the phrase, freq. in Cic., omnes, qui ubique sunt, for an unlimited number, <i>all wherever they may be, all in the world</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ceteri agri omnes qui ubique sunt ... decemviris addicentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:21:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 21, 57</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">aut Epicurus, quid sit voluptas, aut omnes mortales qui ubique sunt nesciunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:3:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 3, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:4:13">2, 4, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:15:35"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 15, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:66:164"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 66, 164</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:63:129"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 63, 129</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:44:93">2, 44, 93</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:27:74"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 27, 74</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:172"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 67, § 172</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:10:5:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 10, 5, 12</bibl>.—Cf. without omnes: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam qui ubique sunt propugnatores hujus imperii, possent in hanc civitatem venire, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:22:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 22, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae res itineris ubique nos comitantur,</quote> <i><i>everywhere on the journey</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:24:3"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 1, 24, 3</bibl>.</cit> ☞ The <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> ubique is to be distinguished from ubi with the enclitic -que, each retaining its force, as in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:70"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 1, 36 (70)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:840"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 5, 1, 11 (840)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:388"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 3, 58 (388)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:63:46"><author>Cat.</author> 63, 46</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:21:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 21, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:2:5"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 2, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:84"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 84</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^bi_^u^bi" key="u^bi_^u^bi" opt="n" orig_id="n49622"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭbī̆ŭbi">ubiubi</head>, v. ubi, I. A. 2.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu^bi^vi_s" key="u^bi^vi_s" opt="n" orig_id="n49623"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭbĭ-vīs">ubivis</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">volo</etym>, <sense id="n49623.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>where you will, be it where it may, wherever it may be, anywhere, everywhere</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo sit, quin ubivis, quam ibi, ubi est, esse malit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui mihi videntur ubivis tutius quam in senatu fore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:22:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 22, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubivis facilius passus sim, quam in hac re, me deludier,</quote> <i><i>in any thing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:203"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 203</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec recitem cuiquam, nisi amicis, idque coactus, Non ubivis coramve quibuslibet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:74"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 74</bibl></cit>.—With <i>gentium</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quanto fuerat praestabilius, ubivis gentium agere aetatem,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>anywhere in the world</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:284"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 284</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossU_ca^le^go_n" key="U_ca^le^go_n" opt="n" orig_id="n49624"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ūcălĕgōn">Ucalegon</head>, <itype opt="n">ontis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Οὐκαλέγων</foreign>, <sense id="n49624.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Trojan</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ardet Ucalegon,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>his house</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:312"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 312</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:199"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 199</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUcubis" key="Ucubis" opt="n" orig_id="n49625"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ucubis">Ucubis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (<case opt="n">acc.</case> -im; <case opt="n">abl.</case> -i), <sense id="n49625.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city of</i> Hispania Baetica. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0430,001:7"><author>Auct. B. Hisp.</author> 7</bibl>; 24.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_do1" key="u_do1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49626"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūdo">udo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">udus</etym>, <sense id="n49626.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to wet, moisten</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">quae udanda sunt corporis (opp. siccanda),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:7:12"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 7, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">labra vappā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Mor. Manich. 2:13"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Mor. Manich.</title> 2, 13 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_do2" key="u_do2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49627"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūdo">udo</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ōdo</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">οὐδών</foreign>, <sense id="n49627.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sock of felt</i> or <i>fur</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:140"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 140</bibl> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:34:2:25:section=4"><author>Dig.</author> 34, 2, 25, § 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_dus" key="u_dus" opt="n" orig_id="n49628"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūdus">udus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">contr. for uvidus from uveo</etym>, <sense id="n49628.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wet, moist, damp, humid</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">cum sint umidae (nubes), imo udae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:25"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">paludes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:401"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 401</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:32:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 32, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">humus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:2:23"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 2, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">argilla,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">salictum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:5:7"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 5, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pomaria rivis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:7:13"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 7, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tibur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:29:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 29, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:7:23"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 7, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">palatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:388"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 388</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:12:55"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 12, 55</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">lumina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:7:10"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 7, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">genae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:8:84"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 8, 84</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lyaeo tempora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:7:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 7, 22</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">aleator,</quote> <i><i>soaked, fuddled</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:84:5"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 84, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vere madent udo terrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:429"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 429</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">udae Vocis iter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:533"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 533</bibl></cit>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">gaudium,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>tearful</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:78:8"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 78, 8</bibl></cit>.—In mal. part.: <cit><quote lang="la">inguina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:321"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 321</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puella,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:16:8"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 16, 8</bibl></cit>.—<i>Neutr. absol.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">udo colores illinere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to paint in fresco</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35"><author>Plin.</author> 35</bibl></cit>. 7, 31, § 49; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:3:7"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 3, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossU_fens" key="U_fens" opt="n" orig_id="n49629"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ūfens">Ufens</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Oufens</orth>, ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=194"><author>Fest.</author> p. 194</bibl> Müll.), <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <sense id="n49629.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A small river in Latium, that flows past Tarracina</i>, now <i>Ufente</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:60"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 60</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:802"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 802</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:383"><author>Sil.</author> 8, 383</bibl>.— Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ūfentīnus</orth> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">Oufent-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Ufens, Ufentine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tribus,</quote> <i><i>one of the thirty-five Roman tribes</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:20:6"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 20, 6</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=194"><author>Fest.</author> p. 194</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49629.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A man's name</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:745"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 745</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:6">8, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:4:339"><author>Sil.</author> 4, 339</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:4:343">4, 343</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUffugum" key="Uffugum" opt="n" orig_id="n49630"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Uffugum">Uffugum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n49630.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town in the territory of the Bruttii</i>, now <i>Fagnano</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:19"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 19</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulce^ra_ri^a" key="ulce^ra_ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n49631"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulcĕrārĭa">ulceraria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. herba) <etym opt="n">ulcus</etym>, <sense id="n49631.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the plant horehound</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 45</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulce^ra_ti^o" key="ulce^ra_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49632"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulcĕrātĭo">ulceratio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">ulcero</etym>, <sense id="n49632.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a breaking out into sores, ulceration; a sore, ulcer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:115"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 11, 27, § 115</bibl> (dub.; al. exulcerationes). —In <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:2:6:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Const.</title> 6, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulce^ro" key="ulce^ro" opt="n" orig_id="n49633"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulcĕro">ulcero</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">ulcus</etym>, <i>to make sore, cause to ulcerate</i> (rare but class.). <sense id="n49633.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nondum ulcerato Philocteta serpentis morsu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:16:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 16, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mantica cui lumbos onere ulceret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:6:106"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6, 106</bibl></cit>.— * </sense><sense id="n49633.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: non ancilla tuum jecur ulceret ulla, i. e. <i>wound with love</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:72"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 72</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulce^ro_sus" key="ulce^ro_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n49634"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulcĕrōsus">ulcerosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ulcus</etym>, <i>full of sores, ulcerous</i> (very rare; not in Cic.). <sense id="n49634.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">facies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:57"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 57</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49634.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of trees, <i>knobby, full of knots</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:106"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 14, 24, § 106</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n49634.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: jecur, i. e. <i>wounded</i> (with love), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:25:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 25, 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulcisco" key="ulcisco" opt="n" orig_id="n49635"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulcisco">ulcisco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, v. ulciscor <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossulciscor" key="ulciscor" opt="n" orig_id="n49636"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulciscor">ulciscor</head>, <itype opt="n">ultus, 3</itype>, <i>v. inch. dep.</i> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.</etym>. <sense id="n49636.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>To avenge one's self on, take vengeance on</i>, or <i>punish</i> for wrong done (very freq. and class.; cf.: vindico, punio, persequor). </sense><sense id="n49636.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> With a personal object: <cit><quote lang="la">ego pol illum ulciscar hodie Thessalum veneficum, Qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1043"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 4, 3, 9 (1043)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego illum fame, ego illum Siti, maledictis, malefactis, amatorem Ulciscar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:153"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 1, 10 (153)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inimicos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:619"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 1, 18 (619)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem pro scelere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:14"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ulciscendi Romanos pro iis, quas acceperant, injuriis occasio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:38"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">odi hominem et odero: utinam ulcisci possem! sed illum ulciscentur mores sui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:12:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam illum res publica suo jure esset ulta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:33:88"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 33, 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos ego non tam ulcisci studeo, quam sanare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:8:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 8, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos intellegis non, ut per te alium, sed ut per alium aliquem te ipsum ulciscantur, laborare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:6:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 6, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">victos acerbius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:42:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 42, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Alphesiboea suos ulta est pro conjuge fratres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:15:15"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 15, 15</bibl></cit> (19): <cit><quote lang="la">ulta pellicem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:3:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 3, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:5:63">5, 63</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">inimici ulciscendi causā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:5:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 5, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ejus casūs, quem ulciscitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:18"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 1, 18</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">has tris ulciscendi rationes Taurus scriptas reliquit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:7:14:5"><author>Gell.</author> 7, 14, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49636.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To take revenge for, to avenge, punish</i> injustice, wrongs, etc.; with a non-personal object: <cit><quote lang="la">quā in re Caesar non solum publicas sed etiam privatas injurias ultus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:12"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">statuerunt, istius injurias per vos ulcisci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 3, § 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 1, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">injurias rei publicae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:6:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 6, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Etruscorum injurias bello,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:21:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 21, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum alii ulcisci dolorem aliquem suum vellent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:20:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 20, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">injuriam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:72"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 28, § 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">peccata peccatis et injurias injuriis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:27:81"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 27, 81</bibl></cit> al.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ultum ire injurias festinare,</quote> <i><i>to proceed to revenge, to revenge</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:68:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 68, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultum ire scelera et injurias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:42"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">istius nefarium scelus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 27, § 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patrui mortem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:5:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senis iracundiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:190"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 190</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">offensas tuas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:2:134"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 2, 134</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">barbaras Regum libidines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:12:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 12, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illatum a Persis Graeciae bellum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:2:15:13"><author>Just.</author> 2, 15, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49636.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, with the person to whom wrong has been done as the object, <i>to take vengeance for, to avenge</i> a person (much less freq. but class.): <cit><quote lang="la">quos nobis poëtae tradiderunt patris ulciscendi causā supplicium de matre sumpsisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:24:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 24, 66</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:1:16:26"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 1, 16, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">caesos fratres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:603"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 603</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fratrem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:442"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 442</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patrem justa per arma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:710"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 710</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numen utrumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:574"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 574</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cadentem patriam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:576"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 576</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quibus (armis) possis te ulcisci lacessitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:8:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 8, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">se,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:14:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 14, 38</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:87"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 40, § 87</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:7:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 7, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:397"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 397</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:8:20"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 8, 20</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hannibal se a transfugis ultus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,001:Strat. 3:16:4"><author>Front.</author> <title>Strat.</title> 3, 16, 4</bibl></cit>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of things: <cit><quote lang="la">a ferro sanguis humanus se ulciscitur: contactum namque eo celerius subinde rubiginem trahit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:146"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 14, 41, § 146</bibl></cit>.—With the two constructions combined: <cit><quote lang="la">non hercle ego is sum, qui sum, ni hanc injuriam meque ultus pulcre fuero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:472"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 3, 2, 7 (472)</bibl></cit>.☞ </sense><sense id="n49636.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <abbr>Act.</abbr> collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ulcisco</orth>, ĕre: nisi patrem materno sanguine exanclando ulciscerem, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 292, 16</bibl> (Trag. v. 184 Vahl.).—</sense><sense id="n49636.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ulciscor</orth>, <itype opt="n">ci</itype>, in a passive signif.: <cit><quote lang="la">quicquid sine sanguine civium ulcisci nequitur, jure factum sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:31:8"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 31, 8</bibl></cit>: ob iras graviter ultas, graviter ultae, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:17:7"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 17, 7</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">ultus,</quote> <i><i>avenged</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:753"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 753</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ulta ossa patris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:8:120"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 8, 120</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulcus" key="ulcus" opt="n" orig_id="n49637"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulcus">ulcus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hulc-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ĕris</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ἕλκος</foreign></etym>, <i>a sore, ulcer.</i> <sense id="n49637.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:9"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:14">5, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:26">5, 26</bibl>, n. 31; 5, 28, n. 6 al.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:112"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 6, 60, § 112</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:161">23, 9, 81, § 161</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:103">22, 23, 49, § 103</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:1148"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 1148</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:1166">6, 1166</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:454"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 454</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:24"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:3:113"><author>Pers.</author> 3, 113</bibl> al.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">ulcus tangere,</quote> <i><i>to touch a sore spot, touch on a delicate subject</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:690"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 690</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49637.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of trees, <i>an excrescence</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:227"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 24, 37, § 227</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">montium hulcera,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>marble quarries</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:125"><author>id.</author> 36, 15, 24, § 125</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49637.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: ulcus (i.e. amor) enim vivescit et inveterascit alendo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1068"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 1068</bibl>: quicquid horum attigeris, ulcus est, <i>it will prove a sore place</i>, i. e. <i>will turn out absurd</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:37:104"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 37, 104</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si tu in hoc ulcere tamquam inguen exsisteres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,020:5:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 5, 12</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulcuscu^lum" key="ulcuscu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n49638"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulcuscŭlum">ulcusculum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">ulcus</etym>, <sense id="n49638.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small sore</i> or <i>ulcer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:28:15"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 28, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:72:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 72, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:259"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 19, 78, § 259</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulex" key="ulex" opt="n" orig_id="n49639"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulex">ulex</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49639.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a shrub resembling rosemary</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:76"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 4, 21, § 76</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUli^a" key="Uli^a" opt="n" orig_id="n49640"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ulĭa">Ulia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n49640.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town of</i> Hispania Baetica, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0430,001:3"><author>Auct. B. Hisp.</author> 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:61"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 61</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:15"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 1, 3, § 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_li_gi^no_sus" key="u_li_gi^no_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n49641"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūlīgĭnōsus">uliginosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">uligo</etym>, <sense id="n49641.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of moisture, wet, moist, damp, marshy</i> (syn. umidus): <cit><quote lang="la">locus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:6:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 6, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">campi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:4:3"><author>Col.</author> 2, 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:33"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 5, 3, § 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caprile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:3:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">viscera,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>dropsical</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 1, 30</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūlīgĭnōsa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. loca), <i>swamps, marshes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:176"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 23, 55, § 176</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_li_go" key="u_li_go" opt="n" orig_id="n49642"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūlīgo">uligo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">contr. from uviligo, from uveo, uvens, uvesco, uvidus, etc.</etym>, <sense id="n49642.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>moisture, marshy quality</i> of the earth (syn. umor), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:2:7"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 2, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:6:16"><author>Col.</author> 1, 6, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:9:9">2, 9, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:184"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 184</bibl>; cf. Serv. ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:381"><author>Sil.</author> 8, 381</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:64"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 64</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossU^lixes" key="U^lixes" opt="n" orig_id="n49643"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ŭlixes">Ulixes</head> (sometimes, on account of the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">Ὀδυσσεύς</foreign>, erroneously written <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ŭlys-ses</orth>), <itype opt="n">is</itype> (also Ulixei, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:6:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 6, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:16:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 16, 60</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:16">17, 16</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 16, 13</bibl>; also, <cit><quote lang="la">by synizesis, Ulixei, trisyl.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:40"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 40</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:159"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 159</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:671">14, 671</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 24</bibl>; and, <cit><quote lang="la">Ulixi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:41:98"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 41, 98</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:70"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 70</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:7"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:273">3, 273</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:6:63"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 6, 63</bibl>), <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">from the Etruscan Uluxe, or from the Siculian <foreign lang="greek">Οὐλίξης</foreign>; v. Müll. Etrusk. 2, p. 279</etym>, <sense id="n49643.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the Latin name for Odysseus</i>, Engl. <i>Ulysses, king of Ithaca, famed among the Grecian heroes of the Trojan war for his craft and eloquence; the son of Laertes and Anticlea, husband of Penelope, and father of Telemachus and Telegonus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:41:98"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 41, 98</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:21:49">2, 21, 49</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:3:7">5, 3, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:31:113"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 31, 113</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:12:25"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 12, 25</bibl> (4, 11, 23) sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:1:84"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 84</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:2:18"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 2, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:6:63">1, 6, 63</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:6:7"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 6, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:16:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 16, 60</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:17:16">17, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulla_te^nus" key="ulla_te^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49644"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ullātĕnus">ullatenus</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">ullus-tenus</etym>, <sense id="n49644.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>in any respect whatever</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud. Mam.</author> <title>Stat. An.</title> 1, 21</bibl>; Greg. Ep. 2, 8.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossullus" key="ullus" opt="n" orig_id="n49645"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ullus">ullus</head>, <itype opt="n">a</itype>, um; <case opt="n">gen.</case> ullīus; <case opt="n">dat.</case> ulli (<i>gen. sing.</i> ulli, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:293"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 2, 38 (293)</bibl>), <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">for unulus, <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> of unus</etym>, <i>any, any one</i> (usu. in neg. sentences; corresp. with aliquis in affirmations). <sense id="n49645.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In negative declarations (so most usually): <cit><quote lang="la">neque praeter te in Alide ullus servus istoc nomine est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:590"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 4, 58 (590)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vobis auctor ullus est nec vosmet estis ulli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:498"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 4, 2, 12 (498)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ulla deformior species est civitatis quam illa, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:34:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 34, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulium, inquam, horum (signorum) reliquit, neque aliud ullum tamen, praeter unum pervetus ligneum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 3, § 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullā aliā in civitate ... ullum domicilium libertas habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:31:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 31, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cluentii nummus nullus judici datus ullo vestigio reperietur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:36:102"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 36, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnino nemo ullius rei fuit emptor, cui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:38:97"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 38, 97</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">neminem quidem adeo infatuare potuit, ut ei nummum ullum crederet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:20:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 20, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non possum equidem dicere, me ullā in cogitatione, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:22:35"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 22, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neve ipse navem ullam praeter duos lembos haberet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:35:5"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 35, 5</bibl></cit>.—After sine: <cit><quote lang="la">ut plane sine ullo domino sint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:43:67"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 43, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aditus sine ullā facultate navium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 3, § 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sine ullo maleficio iter per provinciam facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:11:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 11, 40</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">negant sapientem suscepturum ullam rei publicae partem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:6:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 6, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">communis lex naturae, quae vetat ullam rem esse cujusquam, nisi ejus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:17:27"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 17, 27</bibl></cit>.— Esp., haud ullus, non ullus, emphat. for nullus: <cit><quote lang="la">di sciunt, culpam meam istanc non esse ullam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:628"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 4, 41 (628)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deinceps explicatur differentia rerum, quam si non ullam esse diceremus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:15:50"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 15, 50</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:90:112"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 90, 112</bibl>; cf.: non ullam rem aliam extimescens, quam, etc., <author>Planc.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:18:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 18, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non ille honorem a pueritiā ... non ullum existimationis bonae fructum umquam cogitarat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:13:39"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 13, 39</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:44:128"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 44, 128</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">virus haud ullum magis noxium est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:1:12"><author>Curt.</author> 9, 1, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49645.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>, <i>any one, anybody</i>, etc. (rare but class.): <abbr>Tr.</abbr> Quasi non sit intus (erus)! <abbr>Am.</abbr> Neque pol est, neque ullus quidem huc venit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:340"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 3, 10 (340)</bibl>: nec ulli verbo male dicat, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:800"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 4, 1, 55 (800)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam ulli supplicabo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1336"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 5, 2, 49 (1336)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negat se more et exemplo populi Romani posse iter ulli per provinciam dare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:8"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec prohibente ullo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:40:4"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 40, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne quam societatem cum ullo Cretensium aut quodam alio institueret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:35:9"><author>id.</author> 34, 35, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">reor non ullis, si vita longior daretur, posset esse jucundior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:39:94"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 39, 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ullis aut gloria major aut augustior honor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:12"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49645.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In questions implying a negation (rare but class.): <cit><quote lang="la">est ergo ulla res tanti, aut commodum ullum tam expetendum, ut viri boni nomen amittas?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:20:82"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 20, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">an deus est ullus suavis Suaviatio?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:120"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 2, 12 (120)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cui nescio an ulla pars operis hujus sit magis elaborata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:1"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49645.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> In hypothetical clauses: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc si ullus deus amaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:818"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 7, 20 (818)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si ullo pacto ille huc conciliari potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:137"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 1, 2, 28 (137)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">si posset ullo modo impetrari ut abiret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1207"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 5, 8 (1207)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si ullo modo est ut possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:724"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 724</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">atqui si tempus est ullum jure hominis necandi, quae multa sunt, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:4:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si ulla mea apud te commendatio valuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">filio meo, si erit ulla res publica, satis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:16:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 16, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si ullam partem libertatis tenebo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:1:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 1, 5, § 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si vero non ulla tibi facta est injuria, sine scelere eum accusare non potes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:18:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 18, 60</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49645.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In affirmative clauses (very rare; perh. not in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">ita fustibus sum mollior miser magis, quam ullus cinaedus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:422"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 2, 8 (422)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:754"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 4, 49 (754)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra quam ullus spiritus durare possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:2:17"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 2, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum amnes ulli rumpuntur fontibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:428"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 428</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam scelus intra se tacitum qui cogitat ullum, Facti crimen habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:209"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 209</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulma_ri^um" key="ulma_ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n49646"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulmārĭum">ulmarium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">ulmus</etym>, <sense id="n49646.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plantation</i> or <i>nursery of elms</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:76"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 11, 15, § 76</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulme^us" key="ulme^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49647"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulmĕus">ulmeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ulmus</etym>, <sense id="n49647.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to an elm-tree, of elm, elm-</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">frons,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:3:6"><author>Col.</author> 6, 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:141"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 141</bibl></cit>: virgae, i. e. <i>rods for whipping with</i>, <author>Plaut.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 1, 478</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui tibi subnectabant rure huc virgas ulmeas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:330"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 2, 74 (330)</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">virgidemia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:636"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 2, 22 (636)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pigmenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:626"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 1, 20 (626)</bibl></cit>; cf.: mihi tibique interminatu'st, nos futuros ulmeos, nisi, etc., <i>that we shall be changed into elm-rods</i>, i. e. <i>shall be soundly scourged</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:352"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 2, 96 (352)</bibl>; cf. the foll. art. and ulmus.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulmi^tri^ba" key="ulmi^tri^ba" opt="n" orig_id="n49648"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulmĭtrĭba">ulmitriba</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">vox hibrida, from ulmus and <foreign lang="greek">τρίβω</foreign>, tero</etym>, an elm-rubber, i. e. <sense id="n49648.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one that wears out elms, is often beaten with elm-rods</i>, a term of abuse, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:278"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 2, 4, 7 (278)</bibl>; cf. ulmus.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulmus" key="ulmus" opt="n" orig_id="n49649"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulmus">ulmus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (<abbr>masc.</abbr>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:62:54"><author>Cat.</author> 62, 54</bibl>; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>), <i>an elm, elm-tree.</i>  <sense id="n49649.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:76"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 11, 15, § 76</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:6"><author>Col.</author> 5, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:2"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:446">2, 446</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:100"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 100</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:661">14, 661</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:2:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 2, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:15:5">2, 15, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:8"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 8</bibl> al.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">(vitis) conjuncta ulmo marito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:62:54"><author>Cat.</author> 62, 54</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49649.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: ulmorum Acheruns, <i>the Acheron of elm-rods</i>, of one who is often beaten, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1029"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 4, 2, 9 (1029)</bibl>; cf. ulmitriba: Falernae, i. e. <i>Falernian vines</i>, for <i>Falernian wine</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:150"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 150</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">viduae,</quote> <i><i>without vines</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:78"><author>id.</author> 8, 78</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulna" key="ulna" opt="n" orig_id="n49650"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulna">ulna</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὠλένη</foreign>; Goth. aleina; Germ. Elle; cf. Ellenbogen; Engl. ell</etym>, <i>the elbow.</i>  <sense id="n49650.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:243"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 43, 98, § 243</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n49650.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49650.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, in gen., <i>the arm</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tremula patris dormientis in ulnā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:17:13"><author>Cat.</author> 17, 13</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:18:9"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 18 (3, 10), 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:847"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 847</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:652">9, 652</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:63">11, 63</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:664"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 664</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:457"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 457</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:10:499">10, 499</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:3:266"><author>Stat.</author> S. 5, 3, 266</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n49650.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> As a measure of length. </sense><sense id="n49650.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>An ell</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:3:105"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 3, 105</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:355"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 355</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:4:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 4, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:748"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 748</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n49650.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> As much as a man can clasp with both arms, <i>a fathom</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:202"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 40, 76, § 202</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_lo^pho^non" key="u_lo^pho^non" opt="n" orig_id="n49651"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūlŏphŏnon">ulophonon</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">οὐλοφόνον</foreign>, <sense id="n49651.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a variety of the plant</i> chamaeleon, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:47"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 18, 21, § 47</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 109</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUlpi^a_nus" key="Ulpi^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49652"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ulpĭānus">Ulpianus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>: Domitius Ulpianus, <sense id="n49652.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a celebrated Roman jurist under the emperors Septimius Severus, Caracalla, Heliogabalus, and Alexander Severus, fragments of whose writings are found in the Pandects; he was murdered in Gaul</i>, A. D. 230, <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Heliog.</title> 16, § 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulpi^cum" key="ulpi^cum" opt="n" orig_id="n49653"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulpĭcum">ulpicum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n49653.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of leek</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:71"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 71</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:3:20"><author>Col.</author> 11, 3, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:10:113">10, 113</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1314"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 5, 35 (1314)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUlpius" key="Ulpius" opt="n" orig_id="n49654"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ulpius">Ulpius</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49654.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a Roman</i> gens. So esp., M. Ulpius Trajanus, <i>the celebrated Roman emperor of that name.</i></sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ulpĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Ulpius</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">porticus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:8:8"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 8, 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuls" key="uls" opt="n" orig_id="n49655"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uls">uls</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ouls</orth>; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>), <pos opt="n">prep.</pos> with <case opt="n">acc.</case> <etym opt="n">from the pronominal root il, whence ille</etym>, <sense id="n49655.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>beyond;</i> opp. to cis (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">uls Cato pro ultra posuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=379"><author>Fest.</author> p. 379</bibl></cit> Müll.: ouls lucum facutalem (followed by cis lucum Esquilinum), Form. Sacr. Argeor. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:50"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 50</bibl> ib.: <cit><quote lang="la">et uls et cis Tiberim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:83"><author>Varr.</author> ib. 5, § 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quinqueviri constituti sunt cis Tiberim et uls Tiberim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:2:2:section=31"><author>Dig.</author> 1, 2, 2, § 31</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:13:8"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 13, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulter" key="ulter" opt="n" orig_id="n49656"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulter">ulter</head>, <itype opt="n">tra, trum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> (<i>comp.</i> ulterior, us; <i>sup.</i> ultimus) <etym opt="n">cf.: uls, ollus, olim; and the <i>advv.</i> ultra, ultro</etym>, prop. <i>that is beyond</i> or <i>on the other side.</i> The <i>posit.</i> is not found, but the <i>comp.</i> and <i>sup.</i> are very freq. <sense id="n49656.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĕrĭor</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭus</itype>, <i>farther, on the farther side, that is beyond, ulterior</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis est ulterior?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:600"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 600</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quorum alter ulteriorem Galliam decernit cum Syriā, alter citeriorem,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>transalpine</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:15:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 15, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Gallia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:3:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 3, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">portus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:23"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hispania,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:7"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:18">18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:56">56</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pars urbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:20:5"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 20, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ripa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:314"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 314</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:107:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 107, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ulterius medio spatium sol altus habebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:417"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 417</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49656.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n49656.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ul-tĕrĭōres</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (sc. homines), <i>the more remote</i>, or <i>more distant</i> persons, <i>those beyond</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ab proximis impetrare non possent, ulteriores tentant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 2</bibl></cit>: recurritur ex proximis locis; <cit><quote lang="la">ulteriores non inventi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:60:7"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 60, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">proximi ripae neglegenter, ulteriores exquisitius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:17"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 17</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49656.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĕrĭōra</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. loca or negotia). </sense><sense id="n49656.5" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Of places, <i>the more remote parts</i> or <i>regions, the districts beyond</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Mosellae pons, qui ulteriora coloniae annectit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:77"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 77</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49656.6" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> In gen., of things, <i>that which is beyond, things beyond, farther</i>, or <i>in addition; things future</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ulteriora mirari, praesentia sequi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:8"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut dum proxima dicimus, struere ulteriora possimus,</quote> <i><i>things beyond, what is to come</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:7:8"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 7, 8</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">pudor est ulteriora loqui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:532"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 532</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:769"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 769</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">semper et inventis ulteriora petit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:9:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 9, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49656.7" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Rarely <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĕrĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>something more, any thing further</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus (fero, tuli) praeteritum perfectum et ulterius non invenitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:6:26"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 6, 26</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49656.8" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĭmus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um, that is farthest beyond</itype>, i. e. <i>the farthest, most distant, most remote, the uttermost, extreme, last;</i> often to be rendered as a <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>, <i>the farthest</i> or <i>most distant part of any thing</i>, etc. (opp. to citimus, while extremus is opp. to intimus). </sense><sense id="n49656.9" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, of space: <cit><quote lang="la">illa minima (luna) quae ultima a caeio, citima terris luce lucebat alienā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:16:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 16, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">partes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:20:20"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 20, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in ultimam provinciam se conjecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:16:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 16, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">devehendum in ultimas maris terrarumque oras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:10:12"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 10, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:995"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 3, 3 (995)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:3:45"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 3, 45</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:37:2"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 37, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">campi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1032"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 3, 95 (1032)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hesperia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:36:4"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 36, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Africa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:18:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 18, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Geloni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:20:18"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 20, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in plateā ultimā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:278"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 2, 2, 28 (278)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:610"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 15 (610)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in ultimis aedibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:902"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 902</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spelunca draconis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:4:18:3"><author>Phaedr.</author> 4, 18, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cauda,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the end of</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:11"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 5, 4, § 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mors ultima linea rerum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:79"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 79</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49656.10" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos> </sense><sense id="n49656.11" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĭmi</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (sc. homines), <i>the farthest</i> or <i>most remote</i> people: <cit><quote lang="la">recessum primis ultimi non dabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:43"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 43</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49656.12" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĭma</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. negotia), <i>the farthest</i> or <i>most remote things</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">praeponens ultima primis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:59"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultima signant,</quote> <i><i>the goal</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:317"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 317</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49656.13" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Rarely <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĭmum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the last, the end</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">caelum ipsum, quod extremum atque ultimum mundi est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:43:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 43, 91</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49656.14" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49656.15" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Of time or order of succession, <i>the remotest, earliest, oldest, first; the last, latest, final</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultimi et proximi temporis recordatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:18:43"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 18, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tam multis ab ultimā antiquitate repetitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:20:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 20, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 3</bibl></cit>. 8: <cit><quote lang="la">initium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:1:9:14"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 1, 9, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">principium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">memoria pueritiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">memoria saeculorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:12:16:3"><author>Just.</author> 12, 16, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vetustas hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:2:1:20"><author>id.</author> 2, 1, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sanguinis auctor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:49"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultima quid referam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:14:109"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 14, 109</bibl></cit>: scilicet ultima semper Exspectanda dies homini est, <i>last</i>, id .M. 3, 135: <cit><quote lang="la">aetas est de ferro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:127"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 127</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:499"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 499</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:126"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 126</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lapis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>a gravestone</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:17:20"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 17, 20</bibl></cit>: cerae, i. e. <i>a last will, testament</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:70:2"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 70, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aetas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:4:2"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:10"><author>id.</author> 11, 1, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtute pares, necessitate, quae ultimum ac maximum telum est, superiores estis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:28:5"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 28, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">decurritur ad illud extremum atque ultimum senatus consultum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 5</bibl></cit>. —As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĭma</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>: <cit><quote lang="la">perferto et ultima exspectato,</quote> <i><i>final events, the end</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:17:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 17, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultima vitae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0830,001:3:91"><author>Calp.</author> <title>Ecl.</title> 3, 91</bibl></cit>.—Rarely <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">matrem ultimo aetatis affectam,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> Vict. Or. Gent. Rom. 10</bibl></cit>.—Adverb.: <cit><quote lang="la">si fidem ad ultimum fratri praestitisset,</quote> <i><i>to the last</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:19:17"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 19, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:64:8">3, 64, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:64:11">3, 64, 11</bibl>; also (more freq.) <i>at last, lastly, finally</i>, = ad extremum, ad postremum, postremo: <cit><quote lang="la">si qualis in cives, talis ad ultimum in liberos esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:53:10"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 53, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:10:8">5, 10, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:10:3">3, 10, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne se ad ultimum perditum irent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:27:10"><author>id.</author> 26, 27, 10</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">ultimo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:32"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 32 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Petr.</author> 20, 139</bibl>; and, <cit><quote lang="la">ultimum,</quote> <i><i>for the last time</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:29:3"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 29, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:12:8"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 12, 8</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:2:27:4"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 2, 27, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49656.16" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of degree or rank, and denoting the highest as well as the lowest extreme of either. </sense><sense id="n49656.17" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>The utmost, extreme, the highest, first, greatest</i>, = summus, extremus: <cit><quote lang="la">summum bonum, quod ultimum appello,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:9:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 9, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultimae perfectaeque naturae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:12:33"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 12, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut absit ab ultimis vitiis ipse praeceptor ac schola,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:2:15"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 2, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultimae causae cur perirent, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:16:18"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 16, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scelus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:12:17"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 12, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rex ad ultimum periculum venit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:6:22"><author>id.</author> 7, 6, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facinus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:8:2"><author>id.</author> 8, 8, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:6:3:13">6, 3, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:6:9:11">6, 9, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">necessitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:12:6"><author>id.</author> 9, 12, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:43:3"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 43, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:4:9">3, 4, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:1:12:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 1, 12, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad ultimam inopiam adducere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:3:4"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 3, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:31:2">37, 31, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad ultimos casus servari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:10:11"><author>id.</author> 27, 10, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dedecus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:5:11"><author>Curt.</author> 9, 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exsecrationes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:24:2:8"><author>Just.</author> 24, 2, 8</bibl></cit>: ultimum supplicium, <i>extreme</i> (i. e. <i>capital</i>) <i>punishment</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:84"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 84</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">poena,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:58:10"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 58, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:11:8"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 11, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">desperatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:48"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 48</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:44">2, 44</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:10:8:9"><author>Curt.</author> 10, 8, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:66:1"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 66, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:4:29:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 4, 29, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">discrimen ultimum vitae et regni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:53:16"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 53, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:21:2">23, 21, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad ultimam perductus tristitiam,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Petr.</author> 24</bibl></cit>.—Esp., as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĭ-ma</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia ultima pati,</quote> <i><i>every extremity, the worst</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:54:2"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 54, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultima pati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:483"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 483</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:2:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 2, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:3:1:6"><author>Curt.</author> 3, 1, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultima audere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:2:11"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 2, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">priusquam ultima experirentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:28:9"><author>id.</author> 2, 28, 9</bibl></cit>.—Rarely <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">paene in ultimum gladiorum erupit impunitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:125:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 125, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad ultimum inopiae adducere,</quote> <i><i>to the last degree</i>.</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:19:2"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 19, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:38:1">31, 38, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad ultimum periculi pervenire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:1:15"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 1, 15</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut in pecude, nisi quae vis obstitit, videmus naturam suo quodam itinere ad ultimum pervenire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:13:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 13, 35</bibl></cit>.—Adverb.: <cit><quote lang="la">ad ultimum pro fide morituri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:3:1:7"><author>Curt.</author> 3, 1, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consilium sceleratum, sed non ad ultimum demens,</quote> <i><i>in the extreme, utterly, to the last degree</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:28:8"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 28, 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49656.18" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>The lowest, meanest</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">qui se Philippum regiaeque stirpis ferebat, cum esset ultimae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:11:1"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">principibus placuisse viris non ultima laus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:17:35"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 17, 35</bibl></cit>: ultima sit laudes inter ut illa tuas, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,015:17"><author>Auct. Cons. ad Liv.</author> 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultima pistoris illa uxor,</quote> <i><i>the worst</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:17:6"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 17, 6</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut vigiliis et labore cum ultimis militum certaret (consul),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:18:5"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 18, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in ultimis laudum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:30:4"><author>id.</author> 30, 30, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in ultimis ponere,</quote> <i><i>the lowest, meanest things</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:91"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 12, 18, § 91</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulte^ri^or" key="ulte^ri^or" opt="n" orig_id="n49657"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultĕrĭor">ulterior</head>, <itype opt="n">us</itype>, v. ulter, I.</div1>


<div1 id="crossulte^ri^us" key="ulte^ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49658"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultĕrĭus">ulterius</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. ultra, I. D.</div1>


<div1 id="crossulti^me_" key="ulti^me_" opt="n" orig_id="n49659"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultĭmē">ultime</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. ultra, I. E.</div1>


<div1 id="crossulti^mo_1" key="ulti^mo_1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49660"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultĭmō">ultimo</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. ultimus, under ulter, II. B. 1. <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossulti^mo2" key="ulti^mo2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49661"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultĭmo">ultimo</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">ultimus</etym>, <sense id="n49661.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to come to an end, be at the last</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ultimarent tempora patriae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 1 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulti^mum" key="ulti^mum" opt="n" orig_id="n49662"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultĭmum">ultimum</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. ultimus, under ulter, II. B. 1. <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossulti^mus" key="ulti^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49663"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultĭmus">ultimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. ulter, II.</div1>


<div1 id="crossulti^o" key="ulti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49664"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultĭo">ultio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">ulciscor</etym>, <sense id="n49664.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a taking vengeance, avenging, revenge</i> (not ante-Aug.; cf. vindicta): <cit><quote lang="la">quamquam serum auxilium perditis erat, tamen ultionem petens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:24:1"><author>Liv.</author> 31, 24, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultionem violatae per vim pudicitiae confessa viro est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:24:10"><author>id.</author> 38, 24, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inhumanum verbum est et quidem pro isto receptum, ultio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:2:32:2" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:4:32:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ira</title>, 2, 32, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">voluptas ultionis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:13:6"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 13, 6</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:4:33"><author>id.</author> 7, 4, 33</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:2:32:3" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:4:32:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ira</title>, 2, 32, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:3:3" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:3:3">3, 3, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:4:4" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:4:4">3, 4, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:5:8" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:5:8">3, 5, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:27:1" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:27:1">3, 27, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:1:27:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 1, 27, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:1:27:2">1, 27, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:13"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:7">3, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:25">4, 25</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:25"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:2"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:191">191</bibl> al.—Personified as a deity: <cit><quote lang="la">aram Ultioni statuendam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:18"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 18</bibl></cit>.—With <case opt="n">gen.</case> of the passion, <i>indulgence</i>: si ultio irae haec et non occasio cupiditatis explendae esset, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:30:14"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 30, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossultor" key="ultor" opt="n" orig_id="n49665"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultor">ultor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">ulciscor</etym>, <i>a punisher, avenger, revenger.</i>  <sense id="n49665.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">conjurationis investigator atque ultor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:30:85"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 30, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Publius nostrarum injuriarum ultor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:77:268"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 77, 268</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:10:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 10, 23</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">exoriare aliquis nostris ex ossibus ultor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:625"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 625</bibl></cit>.—Attributively, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:340"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Ib.</title> 340</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">deus ultor = Anteros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:750"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 750</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultores dii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:57"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultore ferro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:4:18:5"><author>Just.</author> 4, 18, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultores ignes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:1:115"><author>Prop.</author> 4, 1, 115</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:495"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 495</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49665.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Ultor, a surname of Mars, <i>the Avenger</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:577"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 577</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:18"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:21"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:29">29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 24 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 121, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">232</bibl> <abbr>med.</abbr>; 317, 8.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulto_ri^us" key="ulto_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49666"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultōrĭus">ultorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ultor</etym>, <sense id="n49666.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to vengeance, avenging</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">mala,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 2, 24</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossultra_" key="ultra_" opt="n" orig_id="n49667"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultrā">ultra</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> and <pos opt="n">prep.</pos> <etym opt="n">ulter</etym>. <sense id="n49667.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Adv.</pos> </sense><sense id="n49667.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Prop., <i>on the other side</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dextera nec citra mota nec ultra,</quote> <i><i>neither on that side nor on this, neither backwards nor forwards</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:186"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 186</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49667.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>beyond, farther, over, more, besides;</i> of space (rare): ultra procedendi facultas, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:50:3"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 50, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49667.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of time, degree, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">estne aliquid ultra, quo progredi crudelitas possit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:119"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 45, § 119</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne quid ultra requiratis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:chapter=3"><author>id.</author> <title>Univ.</title> 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut nihil possit ultra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 1</bibl></cit>, B, 2: <cit><quote lang="la">quia ultra nihil habemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:39:94"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 39, 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">melius ultra quam citra stat oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:76"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 76</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:1:9">3, 1, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid ultra Provehor?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:480"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 480</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam nihil ultra exspectantibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:4:30"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 4, 30</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:59"><author>id.</author> 7, 1, 59</bibl>: eam (mortem) cuncta mortalium mala dissolvere; <cit><quote lang="la">ultra neque curae neque gaudio locum esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:51:20"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 51, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hac tempestate serviundum aut imperandum ... nam quid ultra?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,004:Lep:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> Lepid. contra Sull. 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullum ultra periculum vererentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:39"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos alios muros, quae jam ultra moenia habetis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:782"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 782</bibl></cit>.—Of time: <cit><quote lang="la">usque ad Attium et ultra porrectas syllabas geminis vocalibus scripserunt,</quote> <i><i>farther, later</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:7:14"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 7, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ultra bellum Latinum dilatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:19:2"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 19, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49667.4" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Esp., on account of its comparative sense, freq. followed by <i>quam</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra enim quo progrediar, quam ut veri videam similia, non habeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:9:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 9, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra quam homini datum est provehi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:pr:10"><author>Quint.</author> 6, prooem. § 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra quam satis est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:49:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 49, 91</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:18:26">1, 18, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:7:12"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 7, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra quam oporteat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:7"><author>id.</author> 2, 4, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:5:24">2, 5, 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra quam ullus spiritus durare possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:2:17"><author>id.</author> 8, 2, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:30:5"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 30, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ultra moratus, quam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:44"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 44</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49667.5" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĕrĭus</orth>, in the signif. of the <i>posit., beyond, farther on, farther</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>; in prose rare and only post-Aug.). </sense><sense id="n49667.6" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> = ultra, cum quo Riphaeos possim conscendere montes Ulteriusque domo vadere Memnoniā, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:6:4"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 6, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">abire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:872"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 872</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ulterius nihil est, nisi non habitabile frigus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:4:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 4, 51</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49667.7" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, = longius or amplius; <cit><quote lang="la">procedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:11:34"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 11, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ulterius ne tende odiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:938"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 938</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si me ulterius provexerit ira,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:15:19"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 15 (3, 7), 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">revocavit me cogitationi aptae traditum, et iturum, si licuisset, ulterius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:102:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 102, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">robur ulterius adversus eam saeviendi gentem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:1:1:15"><author>Val. Max.</author> 1, 1, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ulterius dare corpus inutile leto Aut vacat aut curat,</quote> <i><i>farther, longer, more</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:344"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 344</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non tulit ulterius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:487"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 487</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rogabat Ulterius justo,</quote> <i><i>beyond what was right, more than was right</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:470"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 470</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49667.8" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ultĭmē</orth>. </sense><sense id="n49667.9" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Extremely, to the last degree</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudam flagris ultime verberat,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:10:24:24"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 10, 24, 24</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">affectus,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:7:23"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 7, 23</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49667.10" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>At last</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:76:22"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 76, 22</bibl> (dub.; al. ultimum).</sense><sense id="n49667.11" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Prep.</abbr> with <case opt="n">acc.</case>, <i>on the farther side of, beyond, past</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cis Padum ultraque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:35:4"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 35, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra Silianam villam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:27:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 27, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">milibus passuum II. ultra eum (montem) castra fecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:48"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 48</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:49">1, 49</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:26"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:66">3, 66</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra Terminum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:22:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 22, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dextra paulum prolata ultra sinum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:159"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 159</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:118"><author>id.</author> ib. § 118</bibl>.— Placed after the noun: <cit><quote lang="la">sunt certi denique fines, Quos ultra citraque nequit consistere rectum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:107"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 107</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">portas ultra procedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:7:29"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 7, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Euphratem ultra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:17"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 17 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n49667.12" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49667.13" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Of time, <i>beyond, past, longer than</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Gorgias) et illorum fuit aemulus ut ultra Socratem usque duravit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:1:9"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non durat ultra poenam abdicationis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:88"><author>id.</author> 9, 2, 88</bibl></cit>: ultra rudes annos, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:1:20"><author>id.</author> 1, 1, 20</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra pueriles annos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:11:19"><author>id.</author> 1, 11, 19</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49667.14" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Of number, measure, degree, quality, etc., <i>beyond, above, over, more than</i>, = supra: <cit><quote lang="la">paulo ultra eum numerum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:21"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 21</bibl>: non ultra heminam aquae assumere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:2:4"><author>Cels.</author> 4, 2, 4 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adhibent modum quendam, quem ultra progredi non oporteat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:17:38"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 17, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra fidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:73"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">modum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:3:32"><author>id.</author> 10, 3, 32</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:90">11, 1, 90</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid est ultra pignus aut multam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 5, 12</bibl></cit>: ultra Romanorum et mortalium etiam morem aliquem curare, Sall. Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:2:9"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenis ultra barbarum, promptus ingenio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:118:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 118, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Maecenas otio ac mollitiis paene ultra feminam fluens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:88:2"><author>id.</author> 2, 88, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si mortalis ultra Fas trepidat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:29:31"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 29, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultra Legem tendere opus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vires ultra sortemque senectae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:114"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 114</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si ultra placitum laudarit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:27"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 7, 27</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossultra_munda_nus" key="ultra_munda_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49668"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultrā-mundānus">ultramundanus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <sense id="n49668.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that is beyond the world, ultra - mundane</i> (postclass.): <cit><quote lang="la">ille deus,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 8, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pater,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 185</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossultrix" key="ultrix" opt="n" orig_id="n49669"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultrix">ultrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ultor</etym>, <i>avenging, vengeful.</i>  <sense id="n49669.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Adj.</pos> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): ultricesque sedent in limine Dirae, <i>the avenging goddesses</i>, i. e. <i>the Furies</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:473"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 473</bibl>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">Furiae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 14</bibl></cit>; and, <cit><quote lang="la">deae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,004:967"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Med.</title> 967</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Curae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:274"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 274</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dextra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,001:895"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Herc. Fur.</title> 895</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">irae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> III. Cons. Hon. 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rotae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Laud. Stil.</title> 1, 98</bibl></cit>.—In <i>neutr. plur.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultricia bella,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:423"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 423</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tela ultricia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:10:911"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 10, 911</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n49669.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>, <i>she that avenges, an avenger</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultrix afflictae civitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,020:43:112"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 43, 112</bibl></cit> (dub.; B. and K. victrix).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossultro_^" key="ultro_^" opt="n" orig_id="n49670"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultrō̆">ultro</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <i>to the farther side, beyond, on the other side.</i>  <sense id="n49670.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, so most usually in the connection ultro citroque, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:9:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 9, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:7:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 7, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:42"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 42</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:5:11"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 5, 11</bibl>; <cit><quote lang="la"><bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0430,001:21"><author>Auct. B. Hisp.</author> 21</bibl>: ultro et citro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:17:56"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 17, 56</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:22:85"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 22, 85</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:22:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 22, 60</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultro ac citro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:5:16"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 5, 16</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">or, without a copula, ultro citro,</quote> <i><i>on this side and on that, this way and that, to and fro, on both sides, mutually</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:33:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 33, 84</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:4:2:29"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 4, 2, 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:19"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 19</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:8:22:22"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 8, 22, 22</bibl>; v. citro; and cf. Hand, Turs. II. p. 87 sqq.—</sense><sense id="n49670.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49670.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of distance, <i>afar, away, off</i> (so only in Plautus): <abbr>Ty.</abbr> Proin' tu ab istoc procul recedas. <abbr>He.</abbr> Ultro istum a me! <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:551"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 4, 19 (551)</bibl> Brix ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">ultro istunc, qui exossat homines!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:316"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 164 (316)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultro te amator apage te a dorso meo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:459"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 8, 23 (459)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49670.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> To denote that which is or is done over and above something else, <i>besides, moreover, too</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">et mulier ut sit libera, atque ipse ultro det argentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:327"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 2, 5, 26 (327)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">celavit suos cives ultroque eis sumptum intulit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:19:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 19, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cavendo, ne metuant homines, metuendos ultro se efficiunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:65:11"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 65, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Sex. Naevius, qui, cum ipse ultro deberet, cupidissime contenderet, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:23:74"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 23, 74</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">non debui tibi pecuniam ... ultro a me mutuatus es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:107"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 10, 107</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:8:7">12, 8, 7</bibl> Spald. <title>N. cr.</title>: <cit><quote lang="la">his lacrimis vitam damus et miserescimus ultro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:145"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc ultro ad cineres ipsius Adsumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:55"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 55</bibl></cit> Forbig. ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">ultro animos tollit dictis atque increpat ultro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:127"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 127</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49670.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>superfluously, gratuitously, wantonly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui ita putant, Sibi fieri injuriam ultro si quam fecere ipsi expostules,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:595"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 595</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sibi ultro per contumelias hostem insultare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:62:1"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 62, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49670.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> From beyond, from the other side, i. e. without influence or assistance from this side (cf. sponte, whose opposite is external compulsion or aid: ultro facio, non rogatus; sponte facio, non coactus neque adjutus; hence, ultro is esp. freq. with verbs of giving, offering, proposing, approaching, assailing, etc.), <i>on his part, on their part, of himself, of themselves</i>, etc.; <i>of one's own accord, without being asked, spontaneously, voluntarily: Gn.</i> Jam haec tibi aderit supplicans Ultro. <abbr>Thr.</abbr> Credin'? <abbr>Gn.</abbr> Immo certe. Novi ingenium mulierum: <cit><quote lang="la">Nolunt, ubi velis: ubi nolis, cupiunt ultro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:812"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 812</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">O audaciam! etiam me ultro accusatum advenit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:360"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 360</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">monstrum etiam ultro derisum advenit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:860"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 860</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui quoniam Erus quod imperavit neglexisti persequi, nunc venis etiam ultro inrisum dominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:590"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 1, 40 (590)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut homines Galli spem imperii ultro sibi a patriciis hominibus oblatam neglegerent, id non divinitus factum esse putatis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:3:9:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 3, 9, 22</bibl></cit>: ultro aliquid offerre, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:10:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 10, 26</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:50"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 1, 50</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">offerendum ultro rati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:17:8"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 17, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">offerentibus ultro sese militibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:46:3"><author>id.</author> 27, 46, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum id, quod antea petenti denegasset, ultro polliceretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:42"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 42</bibl></cit>: omnia ei ultro pollicitus sum, <author>Planc.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:21:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 21, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec mihi quicquam tali tempore in mentem venit optare, quod non ultro mihi Caesar detulerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:13:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 13, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">has (tabulas) donavit his ultro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:111"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 10, 111</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">subinvideo tibi, ultro te etiam arcessitum ab eo,</quote> <i><i>of his own motion</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:10:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 10, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultroque animam sub fasce dedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:204"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 204</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod divom promittere nemo Auderet, volvenda dies, en, attulit ultro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:7"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultro ad terram concidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:446"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 446</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultro ad me venit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:100"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 100</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:172"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 172</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad aliquem ultro venire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 21</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:18:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 18, 58</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod occurrit ultro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:1:59"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 1, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">interrogantibus libenter respondeat, non interrogantes percontetur ultro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:2:6"><author>id.</author> 2, 2, 6</bibl></cit>: quemadmodum impetum occupemus facere ultro in regem, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 355, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum rex ab Attalo et Rhodiis ultro se bello lacessitum diceret, num Abydeni quoque, inquit, ultro tibi intulerunt arma?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:18:2"><author>Liv.</author> 31, 18, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:1:3">21, 1, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:17:8">1, 17, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:13:2">2, 13, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne collegae auxilium, quod acciendum ultro fuerit, suā sponte oblatum sperneretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:19:1"><author>id.</author> 10, 19, 1</bibl></cit> Weissenb. ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">Cappadocem illum non modo recipiebat (Asia) suis urbibus, verum etiam ultro vocabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:18:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 18, 61</bibl></cit>.—So, ultro tributa (and sometimes written as one word, ultrotributa), <i>expenditures made by the State for public works</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:11"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 11</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:44:2"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 44, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:16:2">43, 16, 2</bibl> and 7.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus saepius in ultro tributis est,</quote> <i><i>gives rather than receives</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:4:1:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 4, 1, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossultro_ne^i^tas" key="ultro_ne^i^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n49671"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultrōnĕĭtas">ultroneitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">ultroneus</etym>, <sense id="n49671.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>freewill, voluntariness</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultroneitas, quam libertatem arbitrii dicimus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Fulg.</author> <title>Myth.</title> 3, 6 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossultro_ne^us" key="ultro_ne^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49672"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultrōnĕus">ultroneus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ultro</etym>, <sense id="n49672.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of one's own accord, voluntary</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">exsilium,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:19:30"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 1, 19, 30</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">ultroneam te dominae tuae reddis (i. e. ultro, tuā sponte),</quote> <i><i>voluntarily</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:6:5:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 5, 11</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Flor.</title> 2, p. 350, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:tlg,0527,002:25:2"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Exod.</title> 25, 2</bibl> (but in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:59:8"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 59, 8</bibl>, the correct read. is nati).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossultrorsum" key="ultrorsum" opt="n" orig_id="n49673"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultrorsum">ultrorsum</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">contr. from ultroversum</etym>, <sense id="n49673.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>farther onwards</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pergere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sulp.Sev.</author> <title>Hist. Sacr.</title> 2, 26</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossultro_tri^bu_ta" key="ultro_tri^bu_ta" opt="n" orig_id="n49674"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultrōtrĭbūta">ultrotributa</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, v. ultro <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossultus" key="ultus" opt="n" orig_id="n49675"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ultus">ultus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> of ulciscor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossU^lu_^brae" key="U^lu_^brae" opt="n" orig_id="n49676"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ŭlū̆brae">Ulubrae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n49676.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small town of Latium, by the Pontine Marshes</i>, now <i>Cisterna</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:18:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 18, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:11:30"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 11, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:102"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 102</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 121</bibl> sq.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n49676.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ŭlū̆brānus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Ulubrae, Ulubran</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">populus,</quote> <i><i>the inhabitants of Ulubrae</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:12:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 12, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49676.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ŭlū̆brenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Ulubrae, the Ulubrans</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:64"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 9, § 64</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulucus" key="ulucus" opt="n" orig_id="n49677"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulucus">ulucus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49677.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a screech-owl</i>, = ulula, <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. E. 8, 55</bibl> (al. alucos).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^lu^la" key="u^lu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n49678"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭlŭla">ulula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. avis) <etym opt="n">kindr. with Sanscr. ulūka; old Germ. uwila, ūla; new Germ. Eule; Engl. owl; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὀλολύζω</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n49678.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a screechowl</i> whose cry was of ill omen, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:11:section=75"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, 11, § 75</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:34"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 12, 16, § 34</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:118"><author>id.</author> 30, 13, 39, § 118</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:55"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 55</bibl>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">homines eum pejus formidant quam fullo ululam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:Sat. Men. 86:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>Sat. Men.</title> 86, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^lu^la_bi^lis" key="u^lu^la_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49679"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭlŭlābĭlis">ululabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ululo, the shrieker</etym>, <sense id="n49679.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>howling, yelling, wailing</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">plangor,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:4:3:14"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 4, 3, 14</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">vox,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:5:7:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 7, 7</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">clamor,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:10:5:10"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 5, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:24:1:7"><author>Amm.</author>24, 1, 7</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^lu^la_men" key="u^lu^la_men" opt="n" orig_id="n49680"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭlŭlāmen">ululamen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">ululo</etym>, <sense id="n49680.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a howling, wailing, howl</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,004:10:122"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Cath.</title> 10, 122</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^lu^la_ti^o" key="u^lu^la_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49681"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭlŭlātĭo">ululatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">ululo</etym>, <sense id="n49681.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a howling, wailing, lamentation</i> over a deceased person, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 705, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^lu^la_tu^s" key="u^lu^la_tu^s" opt="n" orig_id="n49682"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭlŭlātŭs">ululatus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">ululo</etym>, <sense id="n49682.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a howling, wailing, shrieking</i>, as a sound of mourning or lamentation, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:667"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 667</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:179"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 179</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:153">5, 153</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:447">8, 447</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:145"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 40, 61, § 145</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">lugubris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:15:29"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 15, 29</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:12:12">5, 12, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:9:178"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 9, 178</bibl> al.—<i>The wild yells</i> or <i>warwhoops</i> of the Gauls, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:37"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:80">7, 80</bibl>.—<i>The wild cries and shouts</i> of the Bacchanals, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:63:24"><author>Cat.</author> 63, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:528"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 528</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:706">3, 706</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^lu^lo" key="u^lu^lo" opt="n" orig_id="n49683"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭlŭlo">ululo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> and <i>a.</i> <etym opt="n">ulula; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὑλάω</foreign></etym>.  <sense id="n49683.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Neutr., to howl, yell, shriek, utter a mournful cry.</i> </sense><sense id="n49683.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">canis ululat acute, Enn. ap. Fest. s. v. nictare, p. 177 Müll. (Ann. v. 346 Vahl. : canes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:257"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 257</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:797"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 797</bibl> lupi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:486"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 486</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:18"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 18</bibl>: simulacra ferarum. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:404"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 404</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">summoque ulularunt vertice Nymphae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:168"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 168</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:63:28"><author>Cat.</author> 63, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:8:25"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 8, 25</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tisiphone thalamis ululavit in illis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:2:117"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 117</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">per vias ululasse animas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:553"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 553</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:725"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 725</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:642">9, 642</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:261"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 261</bibl> al.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ululanti voce canere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:8:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 8, 27</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49683.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of places, <i>to ring, resound, re-echo</i> with howling: <cit><quote lang="la">penitusque cavae plangoribus aedes Femineis ululant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:488"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 488</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">resonae ripae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:6:285"><author>Sil.</author> 6, 285</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dindyma sanguineis Gallis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Rapt. Pros.</title> 2, 269</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49683.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Act., to cry</i> or <i>howl out to</i> any one; <i>to howl forth, utter with howlings, cry out; to wail</i> or <i>howl over</i> any thing; <i>to fill</i> a place <i>with howling, with yells</i> or <i>shrieks</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>, and mostly in <i>part. perf.</i>): <cit><quote lang="la">quem sectus ululat Gallus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:41:3"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 41, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nocturnisque Hecate triviis ululata per urbem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:609"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 609</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ululata Lucina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:158"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 158</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orbatam propriis ululavit civibus urbem,</quote> <i><i>wailed over, bewailed</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Ham.</title> 452</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ululataque tellus intremit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:608"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 608</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juga lupis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:1:3:85"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">antra Ogygiis furoribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:328"><author>id.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 328</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aula puerperiis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> IV. Cons. Hon. 139</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">tu dulces lituos ululataque proelia gaudes,</quote> <i><i>filled with howling</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:9:724"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 9, 724</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUlurti_ni" key="Ulurti_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n49684"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ulurtīni">Ulurtini</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49684.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of Lower Italy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:105"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 11, 16, § 105</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulva" key="ulva" opt="n" orig_id="n49685"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulva">ulva</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">root or-, ol-; cf. origo</etym>, <sense id="n49685.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>sedge</i>: Ulva conferva, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:4"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 1, 1, § 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:209">17, 23, 35, § 209</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:111">21, 17, 68, § 111</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:37:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 37, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:13:2"><author>Col.</author> 4, 13, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:175"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 175</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:87"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 87</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:299"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 299</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:345">6, 345</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:336">8, 336</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:42"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 42</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossulvo_sus" key="ulvo_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n49686"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ulvōsus">ulvosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ulva</etym>, <sense id="n49686.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>abounding in sedge</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:1:5"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 7, 324</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossU^lysses" key="U^lysses" opt="n" orig_id="n49687"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ŭlysses">Ulysses</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, v. Ulixes.</div1>


<div1 id="crossumbella" key="umbella" opt="n" orig_id="n49688"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbella">umbella</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">umbra</etym> (a little shadow, i. e. meton.), <sense id="n49688.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a sunshade, parasol, umbrella</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:28"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 28</bibl> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:73:6">11, 73, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:9:50"><author>Juv.</author> 9, 50</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUmber" key="Umber" opt="n" orig_id="n49689"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Umber">Umber</head>, <itype opt="n">bra, brum</itype>, v. Umbri, A.</div1>


<div1 id="crossumbi^li_ca_ris" key="umbi^li_ca_ris" opt="n" orig_id="n49690"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbĭlīcāris">umbilicaris</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umbilicus</etym>, <sense id="n49690.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the navel, umbilical</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nervus,</quote> <i><i>the navel-string, umbilical cord</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Carn. Chr.</title> 20 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbi^li_ca_tus" key="umbi^li_ca_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n49691"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbĭlīcātus">umbilicatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umbilicus</etym>, <sense id="n49691.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>navel-shaped, umbilicate</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in alvo mediā plerisque umbilicatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:32"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 4, 7, § 32</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbi^li_cus" key="umbi^li_cus" opt="n" orig_id="n49692"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbĭlīcus">umbilicus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">akin to <foreign lang="greek">ὀμφαλός</foreign></etym>, <i>the navel.</i>  <sense id="n49692.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:14"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:17">6, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:220"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 89, § 220</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:45:8"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 45, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:85:1"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 85, 1</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 11, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49692.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49692.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The umbilical cord</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:29:section=41"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 29, § 41</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49692.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The middle, centre</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies quidem jam ad umbilicum est dimidiatus mortuus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:154"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 2, 45 (154)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui locus, quod in mediā est insulā situs, umbilicus Siciliae nominatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:106"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 48, § 106</bibl></cit>: terrarum, i. e. <i>Delphi</i>, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:17"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 17</bibl> Müll.; and in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:56:115"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 56, 115</bibl>; also called <cit><quote lang="la">umbilicus orbis terrarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:48:2"><author>Liv.</author> 38, 48, 2</bibl></cit>; and, <cit><quote lang="la">umbilicus medius Graeciae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:23:13"><author>id.</author> 41, 23, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (Aetoli) umbilicum Graeciae incolerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:18:4"><author>id.</author> 35, 18, 4</bibl></cit>: Italiae, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:100"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 12, 17, § 100</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49692.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>The projecting end of the cylinder on which an ancient book was rolled</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:6:11"><author>Mart.</author> 2, 6, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:67:11">1, 67, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:2:9">3, 2, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:6:15">5, 6, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:61:4">8, 61, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:22:7"><author>Cat.</author> 22, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">iambos ad umbilicum adducere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to bring to a close</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:14:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 14, 8</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ohe, jam satis est, ohe libelle: Jam pervenimus usque ad umbilicos,</quote> <i><i>to the end</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:91:2"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 91, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49692.6" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>A projection in the middle of plants</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:89"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 22, 24, § 89</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:29">16, 7, 10, § 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:136">18, 14, 36, § 136</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Nov.</title> 7, 8</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n49692.7" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> <i>A small circle</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:78"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 5, 20, § 78</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:327">18, 33, 76, § 327</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49692.8" level="1" n="F" opt="n"> <i>The pin</i> or <i>index on a sundial</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:212"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 34, 39, § 212</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:182">2, 72, 74, § 182</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49692.9" level="1" n="G" opt="n"> <i>A kind of sea-snail, sea-cockle</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:6:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 6, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:8:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 8, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Vit. Caes. 3"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Vit. Caes.</title> 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49692.10" level="1" n="H" opt="n"> Umbilicus Veneris, <i>the herb navelwort</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 43</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbo" key="umbo" opt="n" orig_id="n49693"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbo">umbo</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">kindr. with <foreign lang="greek">ἄμβων, ὀμφαλός</foreign>, umbilicus; Germ. Nabel; Engl. navel</etym>; prop. any convex elevation; hence, <sense id="n49693.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A boss</i> of a shield, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:3"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 3</bibl> (Ann. v. 432 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:546"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 546</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">scutis magis quam gladiis geritur res: umbonibus incussāque alā sternuntur hostes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:41:18"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 41, 18</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49693.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a shield</i> (in prose not ante-Aug.; syn. clipeus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:633"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 633</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:810">9, 810</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:884">10, 884</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:4:354"><author>Sil.</author> 4, 354</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:19:5"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 19, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:34:3">30, 34, 3</bibl>; Auct. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:5:24"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 5, 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">junctae umbone phalanges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:46"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 46</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:192"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 192</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbone se protegere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:2"><author>Just.</author> 33, 2</bibl></cit>.— <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">judicialis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:5:4"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 5, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49693.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The elbow</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:46:5"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 46, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:2:670"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 2, 670</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:68"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 68 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>—</sense><sense id="n49693.3" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>A promontory</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,003:1:408"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Ach.</title> 1, 408</bibl>.—Hence, transf., Isthmius, <i>the Isthmus of Corinth</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:7:15"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 7, 15</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n49693.4" level="1" n="IV" opt="n"> <i>A projecting boundary-stone</i> in fields, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:6:352"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 6, 352</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49693.5" level="1" n="V" opt="n"> <i>A projecting part</i> of a precious stone, <i>a knob, boss</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:88"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 6, 23, § 88</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49693.6" level="1" n="VI" opt="n"> <i>The full part</i> or <i>swelling</i> of a garment, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 5</bibl>.—Hence, transf.: <cit><quote lang="la">umbo candidus,</quote> <i><i>a toga</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:33"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 33</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbra" key="umbra" opt="n" orig_id="n49694"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbra">umbra</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.; Curt. compares Sanscr. ambara, an encircling</etym>, <i>a shade, shadow.</i>  <sense id="n49694.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum usque quaque umbra est, tamen Sol semper hic est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:768"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 79 (768)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa platanus, cujus umbram secutus est Socrates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:7:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 7, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fiebat, ut incideret luna in eam metam, quae esset umbra terrae, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:14:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 14, 22</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:6:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 6, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">colles ... afferunt umbram vallibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:6:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 6, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nox Involvens umbrā magnā terramque polumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:251"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 251</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spissis noctis se condidit umbris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:621"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 621</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">majoresque cadunt altis de montibus umbrae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:1:84"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 1, 84</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:5:70">5, 70</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pampineae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:58"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">certum est mihi, quasi umbra, quoquo ibis tu, te persequi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:92"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 1, 4 (92)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:771"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 82 (771)</bibl>.—Prov.: umbras timere, <i>to be afraid of shadows</i>, i. e. <i>to fear without cause</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:20:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 20, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbram suam metuere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0478,003:2:9"><author>Q. Cic.</author> <title>Pet. Cons.</title> 2, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipse meas solus, quod nil est, aemulor umbras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:34:19"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 34 (3, 32), 19</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49694.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49694.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In painting, <i>the dark part</i> of a painting, <i>shade, shadow</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam multa vident pictores in umbris et in eminentiā, quae nos non videmus!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:7:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 7, 20</bibl></cit>; so (opp. lumen) <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:29"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 5, 11, § 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:131">35, 11, 40, § 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:163">33, 3, 57, § 163</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49694.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A shade, ghost</i> of a dead person (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">Manes, Lemures): nos ubi decidimus, Quo dives Tullus et Ancus, Pulvis et umbra sumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:7:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 7, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne forte animas Acherunte reamur Effugere aut umbras inter vivos volitare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:38"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 38</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">cornea (porta), quā veris facilis datur exitus umbris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:894"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 894</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,002:3:2:9"><author>Tib.</author> 3, 2, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:734"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 734</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:13:30"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 13, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:8:41"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 8, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:18"><author>Plin.</author> 30, 2, 6, § 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:59"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 59</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">Umbrarum rex,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>Pluto</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:249"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 249</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">dominus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 16</bibl></cit>.— In the <number opt="n">plur.</number> umbrae, of a single dead person: <cit><quote lang="la">matris agitabitur umbris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:410"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 410</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:476">8, 476</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:541">6, 541</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:510"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 510</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:519">10, 519</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n49694.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Like the Greek <foreign lang="greek">σκιά</foreign>, <i>an uninvited guest</i>, whom an invited one brings with him (cf. parasitus), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:8:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 8, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:5:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 5, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:298"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 2, 4, 27 (298)</bibl>; so, of an <i>attendant</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">luxuriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:6:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 6, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49694.6" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>A shade, shady place, that which gives a shade</i> or <i>shadow</i> (as a tree, house, tent, etc; <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>); of trees: <cit><quote lang="la">nudus Arboris Othrys erat nec habebat Pelion umbras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:513"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 513</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:88"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 88</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:90">10, 90</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:447">14, 447</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:157"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 157</bibl>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:9:20"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 9, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:5:5">5, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:4:681"><author>Sil.</author> 4, 681</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pompeiā spatiabere cultus in umbrā,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>in the Pompeian portico</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:8:75"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 8, 75</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">Pompeia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:67"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 67</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:387">3, 387</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vacuā tonsoris in umbrā,</quote> <i><i>in the cool barber's shop</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:50"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">studia in umbrā educata,</quote> <i><i>in the closet, study</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:53"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 53</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">rhetorica,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the rhetorician's school</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:7:173"><author>Juv.</author> 7, 173</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum roseis venit umbra genis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>down, beard</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:336"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 4, 336</bibl></cit>; cf.: dubia lanuginis, Claud. Nupt. Pall. et Celer. 42: nunc umbra nudata sua jam tempora moerent, i. e. <i>of hair</i>, Petr. poët. 109: summae cassidis umbra, i. e. <i>the plume</i> or <i>crest</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:6:226"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 6, 226</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed non erat illi Arcus et ex umeris nullae fulgentibus umbrae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>quivers</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:4:30"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 4, 30</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49694.7" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>A fish, called also</i> sciaena; <i>a grayling, umber</i>: Salmo thymallus, Linn.; <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p299"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 299</bibl> (Heduph. v. 7 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:77"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 77</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,014:111"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Hal.</title> 111</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:16:8"><author>Col.</author> 8, 16, 8</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 10, 90</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49694.8" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, like the Engl. <i>shadow</i> or <i>shade.</i> </sense><sense id="n49694.9" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Opp. to substance or reality, <i>a trace, obscure sign</i> or <i>image, faint appearance, imperfect copy</i> or <i>representation, semblance, pretence</i> (cf. simulacrum): <cit><quote lang="la">veri juris germanaeque justitiae solidam et expressam effigiem nullam tenemus, umbrā et imaginibus utimur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:17:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 17, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbra et imago civitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:30:53"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 30, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbra et imago equitis Romani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:15:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 15, 41</bibl></cit>: o hominem amentem et miserum, qui ne umbram quidem umquam <foreign lang="greek">τοῦ καλοῦ</foreign> viderit! <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:11:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 11, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quo ipsam luxuriam reperire non potes, in eo te umbram luxuriae reperturum putas?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:6:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 6, 13</bibl></cit>: in comoediā maxime claudicamus ... vix levem consequimur umbram, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:100"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 100</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sub umbrā foederis aequi servitutem pati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:4:2"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbras falsae gloriae consectari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:24:57"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 24, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbra es amantum magis quam amator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:626"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 31 (626)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mendax pietatis umbra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:459"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 459</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">libertatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:3:146"><author>Luc.</author> 3, 146</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">belli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:15:316"><author>Sil.</author> 15, 316</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbras quasdam veritatis habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:17"><author>Plin.</author> 30, 2, 6, § 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Laud. Stil.</title> 1, 273</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49694.10" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Shelter, cover, protection</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbra et recessus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:26:101"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 26, 101</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbrā magni nominis delitescunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:15"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 10, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbra vestri auxilii tegi possumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:30:18"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 30, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sub umbrā auxilii vestri latere volunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:21:31"><author>id.</author> 32, 21, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sub umbrā Romanae amicitiae latebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:9:10"><author>id.</author> 34, 9, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">morum vitia sub umbrā eloquentiae primo latebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:5:2:7"><author>Just.</author> 5, 2, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49694.11" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Rest, leisure</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignavā Veneris cessamus in umbrā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:18:3"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 18, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0800,001:Ob. Maec. 98"><author>Albin.</author> <title>Ob. Maec.</title> 98</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbra_cu^lum" key="umbra_cu^lum" opt="n" orig_id="n49695"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbrācŭlum">umbraculum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">umbra</etym> (<i>any thing that furnishes shade</i>).  <sense id="n49695.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <i>a shady place, bower, arbor</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:51:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 51, 2</bibl>; Cic. Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:4"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:9:42"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 9, 42</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49695.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a school</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in solem et pulverem, ut e Theophrasti doctissimi hominis umbraculis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:9:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 9, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex umbraculis eruditorum in solem atque in pulverem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:6:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 6, 14</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49695.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A sunshade, parasol, umbrella</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:311"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 311</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:209"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 209</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:28:1"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 28, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:5:97"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 5, 97</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:28:4"><author>Amm.</author>28, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p315"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 315, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbra_li^ter" key="umbra_li^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n49696"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbrālĭter">umbraliter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">umbra</etym>, <sense id="n49696.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>figuratively, metaphorically</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,011:37"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 37 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbra_ti^co^la" key="umbra_ti^co^la" opt="n" orig_id="n49697"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbrātĭcŏla">umbraticola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">umbra-colo</etym>, <sense id="n49697.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who is fond of the shade, an effeminate person, a lounger</i>, = umbraticus homo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:610"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 7, 60 (610)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbra_ti^cus" key="umbra_ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n49698"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbrātĭcus">umbraticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umbra</etym>, <sense id="n49698.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the shade</i>, i. e. <i>to retirement, seclusion</i>, or <i>leisure</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>who loves to stay in the shade, an idler, lounger</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:556"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 4, 3, 24 (556)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49698.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Esp., <i>retired, private, contemplative</i> (opp. forensis): <cit><quote lang="la">Epicureorum delicata et umbratica turba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:4:2:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 4, 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solitaria et velut umbratica vita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:2:18"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 2, 18</bibl></cit> Zumpt <title>N. cr.</title> (al. umbratili): <cit><quote lang="la">doctor,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>one who teaches at home, a private tutor</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Petr.</author> 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litterae,</quote> <i><i>composed in one's study</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:2:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negotium,</quote> <i><i>that is attended to at home</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:1:10"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 1, 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbra_ti^lis" key="umbra_ti^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49699"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbrātĭlis">umbratilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umbra</etym>, <i>remaining in the shade, in retirement</i>, or <i>at home; private, retired, contemplative.</i>  <sense id="n49699.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">vita umbratilis et delicata,</quote> <i><i>a dreamy life</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:11:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 11, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mora segnis et umbratilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:2:1"><author>Col.</author> 1, 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum inerti et umbratili milite,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:18:6:2"><author>Amm.</author>18, 6, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49699.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., of speech, <i>in the manner of the schools</i> (opp. to public, political): <cit><quote lang="la">educenda deinde dictio est ex hac domesticā exercitatione et umbratili medium in agmen, in pulverem: in clamorem, in castra atque in aciem forensem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:34:157"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 34, 157</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mollis est oratio philosophorum et umbratilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:19:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 19, 64</bibl></cit>.— <pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">umbrātĭlĭter</orth>, <i>in outline, slightly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">effingimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:2:10"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbra_ti^o" key="umbra_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49700"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbrātĭo">umbratio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">umbro</etym>, <sense id="n49700.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a shadowing</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sequebatur columna nubis quasi umbratio Spiritus Sancti,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>Sacr.</title> 1, 6, § 22</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUmbre_nus" key="Umbre_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49701"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Umbrēnus">Umbrenus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, Publius, <sense id="n49701.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fellowconspirator with Catiline</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:3:6:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 3, 6, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:40:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 40, 1</bibl> sqq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbresco" key="umbresco" opt="n" orig_id="n49702"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbresco">umbresco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre, 3</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">umbra</etym>, <sense id="n49702.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to shadow, become shadowy, darken</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Compl. Apoc.</title> 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUmbri" key="Umbri" opt="n" orig_id="n49703"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Umbri">Umbri</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49703.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people of Italy, in the district of Umbria, which was named after them</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:50"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 8, § 50</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:112">3, 14, 19, § 112</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:35"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:37">9, 37</bibl> sq.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n49703.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Umber</orth>, <itype opt="n">bra, brum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the Umbrians, Umbrian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">porcus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:39:11"><author>Cat.</author> 39, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aper,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:40"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 40</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:2:4:4"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:6:10">4, 6, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">villicus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:31:9"><author>Mart.</author> 7, 31, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">maritus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:303"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 303</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Substt.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n49703.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Umber</orth>, <itype opt="n">bri</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (sc. canis), <i>an Umbrian dog</i> used in hunting, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:753"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 753</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,008:497"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Thyest.</title> 497</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:420"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 420</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:295"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 295</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Grat.</author> <title>Cyn.</title> 171</bibl> al.—<i>A kind of sheep in Spain and Corsica</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:199"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 49, 75, § 199</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49703.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Umbra</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a female Umbrian</i>, in a pun with umbra, a shadow, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:773"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 84 (773)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49703.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Um-brĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>a district of Italy so called</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:51"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 8, § 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:50:1"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 50, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:16:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 16, 48</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:20:42"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 20, 42</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:41:92"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 41, 92</bibl>.—In apposition: <cit><quote lang="la">Umbria terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:2:6"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 2, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49703.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Umbrĭcus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Umbria, Umbrian</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">creta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:197"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 17, 57, § 197</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUmbrici^us" key="Umbrici^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49704"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Umbricĭus">Umbricius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49704.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a haruspex in the service of Otho</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:27"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 27</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbri^fe^r" key="umbri^fe^r" opt="n" orig_id="n49705"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbrĭfĕr">umbrifer</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umbra-fero</etym>. <sense id="n49705.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Shade-bringing, shade-giving, casting a shade, shady</i>: platanus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:30:63"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>Div.</title> 2, 30, 63</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:473"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 473</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rupes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:2:11"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 2, 11</bibl></cit>: Academia, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:13:22"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>Div.</title> 1, 13, 22</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49705.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> (Acc. to umbra, I. B. 2.) <i>Bearing</i> or <i>carrying the shades of the dead</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">linter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0800,001:1:427"><author>Albin.</author> 1, 427</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:8:18"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 8, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fundus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:57"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 57</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbro" key="umbro" opt="n" orig_id="n49706"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbro">umbro</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> and <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">umbra</etym>, <i>to shade, shadow, overshadow, overspread, cover; to make</i> or <i>cast a shade</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose; not in Cic.).  <sense id="n49706.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">(quercus) Umbrabat coma summi fastigia montis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:488"><author>Sil.</author> 5, 488</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">colles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:2:36"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 4, 2, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">montes oleā,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to plant</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:14:24"><author>Sil.</author> 14, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carchedonios purpureos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:37:95"><author>Plin.</author> 37, 7, 25, § 95</bibl></cit> (dub.; al. obumbrante): <cit><quote lang="la">matrem (i. e. tellurem) rosarum floribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:629"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 629</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49706.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempora quercu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:772"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 772</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">frontem umbrante capillo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:403"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 403</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dux umbratus rosis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> B. Gild. 444</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> VI. Cons. Hon. 164</bibl>.—In a Greek construction: <cit><quote lang="la">umbratus tempora ramis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:6:554"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 6, 554</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbratus genas,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>covered with a beard</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:4:79"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 4, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umbrata tempora galero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:137"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 137</bibl></cit>: umbrantur somno pupulae, <i>are shaded</i>, i. e. <i>covered</i>, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 172, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">telis diem,</quote> <i><i>to darken</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>in Ruf.</title> 2, 122</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes paene virgae, ne umbrent, abraduntur,</quote> <i><i>cast a shade</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:7:2"><author>Col.</author> 5, 7, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumbro_sus" key="umbro_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n49707"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umbrōsus">umbrosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umbra</etym>, <sense id="n49707.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of shade, shady, umbrageous</i> (class.; cf. opacus): <cit><quote lang="la">locus umbrosior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 1, 2, § 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fere aquosissima sunt quaecumque umbrosissima,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:3:11:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 3, 11, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fico folium maximum umbrosissimumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:113"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 26, 49, § 113</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inter densas, umbrosa cacumina, fagos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:3"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Silae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:20:7"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 20, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:693"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 693</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in umbrosis lucis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:4:11"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:75"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 7, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">salices,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:17"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vallis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:331"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 331</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">harundo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:34"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orae Heliconis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:12:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 12, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arx Parnasi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:467"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 467</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:762"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 762</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tecta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:4:1"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cavernae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:242"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 242</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ripa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:1:23"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 1, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">templa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:360"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 360</bibl></cit>.—<i>Subst. plur.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">umbrōsa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the twilight, dim light</i> (opp. tenebrae, clara lux), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:94:20"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 94, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mecta_ti^o" key="u_mecta_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49708"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmectātĭo">umectatio</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">hūmec-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">umecto</etym>, <sense id="n49708.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a moistening, watering, moisture</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">oris nauseabilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 3:2:18"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 3, 2, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inimica (agri),</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Var.</title> 10, 26</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 4, 7, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">20, 2, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mecto" key="u_mecto" opt="n" orig_id="n49709"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmecto">umecto</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hū-</orth>), <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, āre, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> and <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">umectus</etym>. <sense id="n49709.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Act., to moisten, wet</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">quā niger umectat flaventia culta Galaesus,</quote> <i><i>waters</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:126"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 126</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et sacer umectat fluvialia rura Capenas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:13:85"><author>Sil.</author> 13, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">statque umectata Vomano Adria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:8:439"><author>id.</author> 8, 439</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terras veneno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:210"><author>id.</author> 3, 210</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">effigiem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:5"><author>id.</author> 5, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et lacrimis salsis umectent ora genasque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:919"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 919</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:465"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 465</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:90">11, 90</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:655"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 655</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum meus umectat flaventes Lucifer agros (rore),</quote> <i><i>bedews</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Rapt. Pros.</title> 2, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ejus (agni) os pressis umectare papillis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7:3:17"><author>Col.</author> 7, 3, 17</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">(mulier) tenet assuetis umectans oscula labris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1190"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 1190</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49709.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Neutr.</abbr>, of the eyes, <i>to be moist, tearful, to weep</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ardent (oculi), intenduntur, umectant, conivent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:145"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 54, § 145</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:10">10, 3, 3, § 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mectus" key="u_mectus" opt="n" orig_id="n49710"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmectus">umectus</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hū-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umeo</etym>, <sense id="n49710.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of a moist nature, moist, damp, wet</i> (ante- and post-class. for umidus): terra exhalat auram atque auroram umidam, umectam, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:4:9:section=24"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, 4, 9, § 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">locus umectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:6:3"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 6, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:24:4"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 24, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:634"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 634</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sapor vini,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Oct.</title> 14, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qualitas caeli,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 1, 16, 6</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ventres umectiores,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 7, 15 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubes,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,004"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Deo Socr.</title> p. 47</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">mulier umectissimo est corpore,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 7, 6 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">7, 10</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_me^fa^ci^o" key="u_me^fa^ci^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49711"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmĕ-făcĭo">umefacio</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hū-</orth>), no <i>perf.</i>, <itype opt="n">factum, ĕre, 3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">umeo-facio</etym>, <sense id="n49711.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make moist, to moisten, wet</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">de halitu terrae aut maris nebula exsistit, quae dispersa umefacit, quicquid texerit, Lact. de Ira Dei, 10: spongia crebro umefacta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32"><author>Plin.</author> 32</bibl></cit>. 10, 48, § 138.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_me^o" key="u_me^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49712"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmĕo">umeo</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hū-</orth>), no <i>perf.</i> nor <i>sup.</i>, <itype opt="n">ēre, 2</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">v. umor</etym>, <sense id="n49712.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to be moist, damp, wet</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and post-Aug.; most freq. in <i>part. pres.</i>). </sense><sense id="n49712.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Verb. finit.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">calidā qui locus umet aquā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:146"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 146</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">stagnata paludibus ument,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:269"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 269</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ument genae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:8:64"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 8, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arbor lacrimis cadentibus umet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:509"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 509</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49712.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Part. pres.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">frigida pugnabant calidis, umentia siccis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:19"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umentes terrae (Nilo),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:30:4"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 30, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:604"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 604</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">litora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:763"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 763</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umentes spongias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=ves.:16"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Vesp.</title> 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umens caelum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:4:2"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fluvius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:13:123"><author>Sil.</author> 13, 123</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">genae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:9:38"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 9, 38</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">oculi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:464"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 464</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculi atque ora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:9:30"><author>Sil.</author> 9, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umentemque Aurora polo dimoverat umbram,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the cool night</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:589"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 589</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umentis rores noctis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:469"><author>Sil.</author> 2, 469</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">astra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:2"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^me^ra_le" key="u^me^ra_le" opt="n" orig_id="n49713"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭmĕrāle">umerale</head> (not <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŭ-</orth>; v. umerus), <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">umerus, II. B.</etym>, <sense id="n49713.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a covering for the shoulders, a</i> (military) <i>cape</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si miles tibiale vel umerale alienavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:49:16:14"><author>Dig.</author> 49, 16, 14</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^me^ru^lus" key="u^me^ru^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n49714"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭmĕrŭlus">umerulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">umerus, II. B</etym>, <sense id="n49714.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little shoulder</i> (late Lat.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:tlg,0527,013:7:30"><author>Vulg.</author> 3 Reg. 7, 30</bibl>; 7, 34; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:tlg,0527,053:41:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Ezech.</title> 41, 26</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^me^rus" key="u^me^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n49715"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭmĕrus">umerus</head> (incorrectly spelled <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hŭmĕ-rus</orth> in many edd.), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">cf. <foreign lang="greek">ὦμος</foreign></etym>. <sense id="n49715.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> Prop., <i>the upper bone of the arm</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:8:1"><author>Cels.</author> 8, 1</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n49715.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Meton.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49715.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The upper part of the arm</i> (so only <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> for the usual lacertus): <cit><quote lang="la">innixus dextro plena trahens umero,</quote> <i><i>upper-arm, arm</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:20:44"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 20, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umeros exsertus uterque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:5:439"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 5, 439</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:4:235">4, 235</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:409"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 409</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49715.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The shoulder</i> (of a man; opp. armus of an animal, v. h. v.; the predom. signif. of the word): <cit><quote lang="la">meus est ballista pugnus, cubitus catapulta est mihi, Umerus aries,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:797"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 4, 2, 17 (797)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id conexum in umero laevo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1180"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 4, 44 (1180)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sagittae pendebant ab umero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:74"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 34, § 74</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:21:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 21, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">umerum apertum gladio appetit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:35"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Chloris albo sic umero nitens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:5:18"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 5, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sparsum odoratis umerum capillis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:20:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 20, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pars umeri ima tui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:307"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 307</bibl></cit>.— <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">(virgines) quas matres student Demissis umeris esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:314"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 314</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scutum, gladium, galeam in onere nostri milites non plus numerant quam umeros, lacertos, manus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:16:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 16, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut bracchia modo atque umeri ad sustinenda arma liberi ab aquā esse possent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:56"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pedites tantummodo umeris ac summo pectore exstare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:62"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Milo umeris sustineret bovem vivum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:10:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 10, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod pupillum filium ipse paene in umeros suos extulisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:53:228"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 53, 228</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">densum umeris vulgus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:13:32"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 13, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nube candentes umeros amictus Augur Apollo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:2:31"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 31</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">candidi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:13:10"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 13, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umeris positurus arcum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:4:60"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et quae nunc umeris involitant, deciderint comae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:10:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 10, 3</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">ex umeris armi fiunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:700"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 10, 700</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:396"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 396</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">terrestrium solus homo bipes: uni juguli, umeri, ceteris armi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:243"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 43, 98, § 243</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49715.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Umerus is also used of animals (as, on the other hand, armi is of men; v. armus); of oxen, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:63:159"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 63, 159</bibl>.—Of cocks, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:2:9"><author>Col.</author> 8, 2, 9</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49715.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Of <i>the middle part</i> of a thing, <i>the back, ridge</i> (post-Aug.). </sense><sense id="n49715.6" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Of trees and plants: <cit><quote lang="la">certum est ab umeris arborum surculos petendos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:105"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 14, 24, § 105</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:10:5"><author>Col.</author> 3, 10, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,001:3:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Arb.</title> 3, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49715.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of mountain ridges: <cit><quote lang="la">montium flexus crebrique vertices et conflexa cubito aut confracta in umeros juga,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:115"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 44, 44, § 115</bibl></cit> (al. numeros): <cit><quote lang="la">virides umeros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:6:714"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 6, 714</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49715.8" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Of a country: <cit><quote lang="la">Rhegium oppidum in umero ejus (Italiae) situm, a quo veluti cervicis incipit flexus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:43"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 6, § 43</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">duo haec oppida ... sita sunt utrāque ex parte velut in umeris Helladis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:23"><author>id.</author> 4, 7, 11, § 23</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49715.9" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, in <number opt="n">plur.</number>, <i>the shoulders;</i> as in Engl., when speaking of bearing a burden: <cit><quote lang="la">tota ut comitia suis, ut dictitabat, umeris sustineret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:9:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 9, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rem publicam umeris sustinere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:37:94"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 37, 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum expertus esset, quam bene umeris tuis sederet imperium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:10:6"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 10, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:57:4">57, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sumite materiam vestris qui scribitis aequam Viribus, et versate diu, quid ferre recusent, Quid valeant umeri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:40"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 40</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mesco" key="u_mesco" opt="n" orig_id="n49716"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmesco">umesco</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hū-</orth>), no <i>perf.</i> nor <i>sup.</i>, ĕre, 3, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">umeo</etym>, <sense id="n49716.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to grow moist</i> or <i>wet</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">(equi) umescunt spumis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:111"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 111</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cortex non umescit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:107"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 14, 24, § 107</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra umescens rore occulto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:339"><author>id.</author> 18, 34, 77, § 339</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Sept.</title> 10, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vidimus umescentes oculos tuos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:73:4"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 73, 4</bibl></cit>. </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mi^de_" key="u_mi^de_" opt="n" orig_id="n49717"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmĭdē">umide</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">umidus</etym>, <sense id="n49717.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>moistly, by reason of moisture</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec tigna umide putrent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:150"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 2, 67 (150)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mi^du^lus" key="u_mi^du^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n49718"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmĭdŭlus">umidulus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">umidus</etym>, <sense id="n49718.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>rather damp, dampish, wettish</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and very rare), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:629"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 629</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">comae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 106</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mi^dus" key="u_mi^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n49719"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmĭdus">umidus</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hū-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umeo</etym>. <sense id="n49719.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> Prop., <i>moist, humid, damp, dank, wet</i> (freq. and class.): <cit><quote lang="la">simplex est natura animantis, ut vel terrena sit vel ignea vel animalis vel umida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:14:34"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 14, 34</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">terrena et umida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:17:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 17, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tellus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:873"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 873</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:1100"><author>id.</author> 6, 1100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignem ex lignis viridibus atque umidis facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 16, § 45</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">(naves) factae subito ex umidā materiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:58"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saxa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:948"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 948</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">linguaï templa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:622"><author>id.</author> 4, 622</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lumina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:536"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 536</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">creta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:12:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 12, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quanto umidius est solum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:19:2"><author>Col.</author> 4, 19, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager uliginosus umidissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:5:9:section=44"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, 5, 9, § 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umidissimum cerebrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:133"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 49, § 133</bibl></cit>: subices, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:17:14"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 17, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:8"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:27"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulla dies adeo est australibus umida nimbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:4:4:1"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 4, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solstitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:100"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">regna,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>of the river</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:363"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 363</bibl></cit>: caedunt securibus umida vina, i. e. <i>formerly liquid</i> (now frozen), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:364"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 364</bibl> Heyn.: <cit><quote lang="la">caligo, quam circa umidi effuderant montes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:12:20"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 12, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">maria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:594"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 594</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mella,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:486"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 486</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umidiora et aquosa,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 1, p. 9</bibl></cit>.—As <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūmĭdum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. solum), <i>a moist, wet</i>, or <i>damp place</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">castra in umido locare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:4:13"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 4, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pontes et aggeres umido paludum imponere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:61"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">herba in umidis nascens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:104"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 11, 63, § 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Sirius alto Defluit ab caelo mersumque per umida quaerit,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the ocean</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Avien.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 755</bibl></cit>; cf. Cels. praef. 1.—</sense><sense id="n49719.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Fig., <i>watery, weak</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:15:1"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 15, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mi^fer" key="u_mi^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n49720"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmĭ-fer">umifer</head> (not <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hū-</orth>), <itype opt="n">fĕra, fĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umor-fero</etym>, <sense id="n49720.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>containing moisture, moist</i>: sucus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:9:15"><author>Cic.</author> poët. <title>Div.</title> 1, 9, 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mi^fi^co" key="u_mi^fi^co" opt="n" orig_id="n49721"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmĭfĭco">umifico</head> (not <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hū-</orth>), no <i>perf.</i> nor <i>sup.</i>, <itype opt="n">āre, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">umificus</etym>, <sense id="n49721.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make moist, to moisten</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sementem Notus umificet,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 8, 12</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mi^" key="u_mi^" opt="n" orig_id="n49722"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmĭ -fĭcus">umificus</head> (not <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hū-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umor-facio</etym>, <sense id="n49722.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that renders moist, moistening</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">spiritus lunae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:223"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 100, 101, § 223</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mor" key="u_mor" opt="n" orig_id="n49723"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmor">umor</head> (not <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">hu-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">root ug-, found in Sanscr. uksh-, to sprinkle; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὑγρός</foreign>; cf.: uva, uveo</etym>, <sense id="n49723.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a liquid, fluid</i> of any kind, <i>moisture</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">itaque et aquilonibus reliquisque frigoribus durescit umor et idem vicissim mollitur tepefactus et tabescit calore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:10:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 10, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quin et umorem et calorem, qui est fusus in corpore, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:6:18"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 6, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sidera marinis terrenisque umoribus extenuatis aluntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:16:43"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 16, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et umor allapsus extrinsecus, ut in tectoriis videmus austro, sudorem videtur imitari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:27:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 27, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nares umorem semper habent ad pulverem multaque alia depellenda non inutilem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:57:145"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 57, 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimis concreti umores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:23:59"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 23, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mollis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:12:31"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 12, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ranarum et in terrā et in umore vita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:110"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 31, 48, § 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquaï,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:307"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 307</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">liquidus aquaï or aquarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:427"><author>id.</author> 3, 427</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:350">1, 350</bibl> al.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:6:32"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 6, 32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pluvius,</quote> <i><i>rain</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:496"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 496</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:515">6, 515</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">roscidus,</quote> <i><i>dew</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:25"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">circumfluus,</quote> <i><i>the ocean</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:30"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">candens lacteus,</quote> <i><i>milk</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:258"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 258</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">lacteus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:358"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 358</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:79">15, 79</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Massicus Bacchi,</quote> <i><i>wine</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:143"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 143</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">dulcis musti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:295"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 295</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">umor et in genas Furtim labitur,</quote> <i><i>tears</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:13:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 13, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caret os umore loquentis,</quote> <i><i>saliva</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:354"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 354</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">linguam defecerat umor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:567"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 567</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saccatus corporis,</quote> <i><i>urine</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1028"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 1028</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">praefandi umoris, e corpore effluvium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:171"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 51, 52, § 171</bibl></cit>; and: <cit><quote lang="la">lyncum umor ita redditus glaciatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:137"><author>id.</author> 8, 38, 57, § 137</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49723.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Meton.</usg>, comic.: <cit><quote lang="la">ego jam hic te itidem, quasi peniculus novus exurgeri solet, Ni hunc amittis, exurgebo, quicquid umoris tibi'st,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1007"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 3, 70 (1007)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et ego amoris aliquantum habeo umorisque meo etiam in corpore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:640"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 45 (640)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_mo_ro_sus" key="u_mo_ro_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n49724"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūmōrōsus">umorosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">umor</etym>, <sense id="n49724.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>moist, wet</i> (post-class.; for class. umidus): <cit><quote lang="la">loca,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 2:10"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 2, 10 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossumquam" key="umquam" opt="n" orig_id="n49725"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="umquam">umquam</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">unquam</orth>), <i>adv. temp.</i> <etym opt="n">etym dub.</etym>, <sense id="n49725.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>at any time, ever</i> (opp. never; cf. aliquando); most freq. in neg. clauses, sometimes also in interrogations and in conditional clauses; but very seldom in affirmations. </sense><sense id="n49725.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In neg. clauses. </sense><sense id="n49725.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod (principium) si numquam oritur, ne occidit quidem umquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:25:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 25, 27</bibl></cit>: quod nemo umquam homo antehac Vidit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:566"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 1, 16 (566)</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:591"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 1, 41 (591)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque umquam quicquam me juvat quod edo domi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:142"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 1, 2, 33 (142)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:408"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 1, 3 (408)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam opinionem nemo umquam mortalis assequi potuit sine, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:10:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 10, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:15:29">2, 15, 29</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod nec didicerint, nec uniquam scire curaverint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:6:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 6, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque haud sciam an ne opus sit quidem nihil umquam omnino deesse amicis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:14:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 14, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo umquam adiit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,021:17:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Har. Resp.</title> 17, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ita sim adflictus ut nemo umquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:12:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 12, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">itaque quantus non umquam antea exercitus venit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:37:2"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 37, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:39:5">9, 39, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non umquam gravis aere domum mihi dextra redibat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:1:36"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 1, 36</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:6:21"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 6, 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non mehercule hoc umquam dixi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:74"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 74</bibl></cit>: utinam ne umquam Mede Colchis cupido corde pedem extulisses, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 297, 20</bibl> (Trag. v. 311 Vahl.).—</sense><sense id="n49725.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In clauses, affirmative in form, in which a negation is implied (cf. II. infra): <cit><quote lang="la">cave posthac, si me amas, umquam istuc verbum ex te audiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1031"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 1031</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">raro umquam, nisi forte, etc.,</quote> <i><i>hardly ever</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:1:4"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 1, 4</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">difficilior (interrogatio) hoc, quod raro umquam possunt ante judicium scire, quid testis dicturus sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:7:22"><author>id.</author> 5, 7, 22</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49725.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49725.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In interrogations implying a negative: <abbr>Le.</abbr> Sed tu, en umquam cum quiquam viro Consuevisti? <abbr>Si.</abbr> Nisi quidem cum Alcesimarcho nemine, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:88"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 88 (88)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:329"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 329</bibl>; so, en umquam, very freq.; v. en: <abbr>Ps.</abbr> Eho an umquam tu hujus nupsisti patri? <abbr>Ba.</abbr> Di melius faciant, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:324"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 95 (324)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ullamne ego rem umquam in vita meā Volui, quin? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1006"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 1006</bibl></cit>: dic mihi hoc; <cit><quote lang="la">solent tibi umquam oculi duri fieri?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:922"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 5, 24 (922)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:924">5, 5, 26 (924)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis homo pro moecho umquam vidit in domo meretriciā Prendi quemquam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:960"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 960</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49725.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In conditional clauses; <cit><quote lang="la">si umquam in dicendo fuimus aliquid ... tum profecto, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:2:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Al.</abbr> Di me perdant ... Si illam uxorem duxero mihi umquam, quam despondit pater. <abbr>Me.</abbr> Et me, si umquam tibi uxorem filiam dedero meam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:233"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 2, 1, 31 (233)</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">date ergo, daturae Si umquam estis hodie uxorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:824"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 4, 4, 11 (824)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si te in plateā offendero hac post umquam, periisti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1064"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1064</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi si umquam filius erit, nae, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:217"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 217</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si umquam ullum fuit tempus, mater, cum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1024"><author>id.</author> ib. 1024</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:389"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 389</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vovisse hunc dicam, si salvos domum redisset umquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:435"><author>id.</author> ib. 435</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quando umquam equestri ope adjutam rempublicam meminerint, illo die annitantur, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:14:11"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 14, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49725.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In affirmative clauses (cf. I. A. 2. supra): <cit><quote lang="la">plus amat quam te umquam amavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:63"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 63 (63)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:513"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 4, 14 (513)</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:521"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4, 22 (521)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:912">4, 8, 71 (912)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut minime mirum futurum sit, si (Isocrates) ... reliquis praestet omnibus, qui umquam orationes attigerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:13:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 13, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod ei praeter spem acciderat, ut illam terram umquam attingeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:9:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 9, 25</bibl></cit>: cum tyranno instituere amicitiam; <cit><quote lang="la">et tyranno quam, qui umquam fuit, saevissimo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:32:3"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 32, 3</bibl>: quare nunc quoque, licet major quam umquam moles premat, tamen, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:pr:2"><author>Quint.</author> 12, prooem. § 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam sit tempus umquam quo perfectus aliquis orator, etc.,</quote> <i><i>for once, ever</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:2:9"><author>id.</author> 12, 2, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">excute: sic umquam longā relevere catenā, Nec tibi perpetuo serva bibatur aqua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:6:25"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 6, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scintillam e stellā cadere et augeri terrae appropinquantem ... semel umquam proditur, Cn. Octavio C. Scribonio coss.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:100"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 35, 35, § 100</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_na_" key="u_na_" opt="n" orig_id="n49726"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnā">una</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. unus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_na^etvi_ce_si^ma_ni" key="u_na^etvi_ce_si^ma_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n49727"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnăetvīcēsĭmāni">unaetvicesimani</head>, v. unetvicesimani.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_na^etvi_ce_si^mus" key="u_na^etvi_ce_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49728"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnăetvīcēsĭmus">unaetvicesimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. unetvicesimus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_na^ni^mans" key="u_na^ni^mans" opt="n" orig_id="n49729"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnănĭmans">unanimans</head>, <itype opt="n">antis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-animus</etym>, <sense id="n49729.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of one mind, of one accord</i> (ante- and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">socia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:431"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 4, 80 (431)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consensus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:21:5:9"><author>Amm.</author>21, 5, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plebs,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> 22, 5, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_na^ni^mis" key="u_na^ni^mis" opt="n" orig_id="n49730"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnănĭmis">unanimis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-animus</etym>, <sense id="n49730.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of one mind, accordant, harmonious, unanimous</i> (postclass.): <cit><quote lang="la">fratres, </quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> Cons. Prob. et Olybr. 231</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Epigr.</title> 37, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. unianimis, Schol. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:134"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 134</bibl>.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūnănĭmĭ-ter</orth>, <i>unanimously, cordially</i>: me delegistis, <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Tac.</title> 4 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">studere patientiae (opp. discordare),</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pat.</title> 1 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vivere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 1, 33</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_na^ni^mi^tas" key="u_na^ni^mi^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n49731"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnănĭmĭtas">unanimitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">unanimus</etym>, <sense id="n49731.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>unanimity, concord</i> (very rare; cf.: concordia, consensus): egregia, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 101, 26</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">142, 32</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 109 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">fraterna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:8:14"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 8, 14</bibl></cit>; Hilar. Trin. 1, 28.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_na^ni^mi^ter" key="u_na^ni^mi^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n49732"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnănĭmĭter">unanimiter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. unanimis <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_na^ni^mus" key="u_na^ni^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49733"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnănĭmus">unanimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-animus</etym>, <sense id="n49733.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of one mind, heart</i>, or <i>will; of one accord, concordant, harmonious, unanimous</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">ego tu sum, tu's ego: unanimi sumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:731"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 5, 4, 49 (731)</bibl></cit> ritschl <title>N. cr.</title>: <cit><quote lang="la">sodales,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:30:1"><author>Cat.</author> 30, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fratres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:8:669"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 8, 669</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">venti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:615"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 615</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:161">4, 161</bibl> (but in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:21:5"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 21, 5</bibl>, the correct read. is una animos).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_na^sylla^bus" key="u_na^sylla^bus" opt="n" orig_id="n49734"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnăsyllăbus">unasyllabus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">vox. hybr. unus-<foreign lang="greek">συλλαβή</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n49734.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of one syllable</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">praepositiones,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> 14, p. 984</bibl></cit> P.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunca_ti^o" key="unca_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49735"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncātĭo">uncatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">uncatus</etym>, <sense id="n49735.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a bending inwards, a hooking, curving</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">unguium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 2:32"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 2, 32 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunca_tus" key="unca_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n49736"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncātus">uncatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">uncus</etym>, <i>bent inwards, hooked, curved</i> (post-class.).  <sense id="n49736.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">lanceae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:4:20"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 20</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49736.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>bent down, bowed down</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quidam uncati permaneant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:3:57"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 3, 57</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49736.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>hooked, barbed</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">syllogismi,</quote> <bibl  n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:9:9"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 9 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunci^a" key="unci^a" opt="n" orig_id="n49737"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncĭa">uncia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">οὐγκία</foreign> (Siculian and Etruscan; v. Müller, Etrusk. 1, p. 309 sq.) <etym opt="n">akin to unus, unicus, unio; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">οἰνός</foreign></etym>, <i>the twelfth part</i> of any thing, <i>a twelfth.</i>  <sense id="n49737.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49737.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Of inheritances: <cit><quote lang="la">mortuus Babullius. Caesar, opinor, ex unciā, etsi nihil adhuc: sed Lepta ex triente,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:48:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 48, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:4:28"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 4, 28 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 5, 27, 2</bibl>.—Of a debt: <cit><quote lang="la">non erit uncia tota,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:3:5"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 3, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49737.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> To denote a rate of interest, <i>one twelfth per cent.</i> a month, i. e. reckoning by the year, <i>one per cent.</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:26:7:47:section=4"><author>Dig.</author> 26, 7, 47, § 4</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n49737.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> As a weight, <i>the twelfth part of a pound</i> (as or libra), <i>an ounce</i>, Rhemn. Fan. Pond. 28; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:526"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 3, 3, 3 (526)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">uncia aloës,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:140"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 13, 51, § 140</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Falerni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:107:3"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 107, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49737.5" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> As a measure of land, <i>one twelfth of a</i> jugerum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:1:10"><author>Col.</author> 5, 1, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49737.6" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> As a measure of length, <i>the twelfth part of a foot, an inch</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,002:24"><author>Front.</author> <title>Aquaed.</title> 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:214"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 34, 39, § 214</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n49737.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a trifle, bit, atom</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque piscium ullam unciam hodie Pondo cepi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:913"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 2, 8 (913)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:131"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 131</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nulla de nostro nobis uncia venit apro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:9:49:12"><author>Mart.</author> 9, 49, 12</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunci^a_lis" key="unci^a_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49738"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncĭālis">uncialis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">uncia</etym>, <sense id="n49738.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a twelfth part, amounting to a twelfth part</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">asses,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>weighing an ounce</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:45"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 3, 13, § 45</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">uva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:42"><author>id.</author> 14, 3, 4, § 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">altitudo,</quote> <i><i>of an inch</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:146"><author>id.</author> 18, 16, 43, § 146</bibl></cit>; so, litterae, Hier. prol. in Job <abbr>fin.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunci^a_ri^us" key="unci^a_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49739"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncĭārĭus">unciarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">uncia</etym>, <sense id="n49739.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a twelfth part, containing a twelfth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">heres,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>who inherits a twelfth part</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:30:1:34"><author>Dig.</author> 30, 1, 34 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>: fenus, i. e. one twelfth of the principal was returned annually as interest, or 8 1/3 <i>per cent.</i> (cf. Rein, Privatr. 630 sqq.; Marquardt, Röm. Alterth. 3, 2, 48); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:16"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:16:1"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 16, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:27:3">7, 27, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">lex, i. e. de fenore unciario,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=375"><author>Fest.</author> p. 375</bibl></cit>: unciariā stipe collatā, i. e. <i>of an</i> as (weighing one ounce), <i>from each person</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:21"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 5, 11, § 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitis,</quote> <i><i>bearing grapes that weigh an ounce</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:2:2"><author>Col.</author> 3, 2, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 17, 5, 17</bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunci^a_tim" key="unci^a_tim" opt="n" orig_id="n49740"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncĭātim">unciatim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">uncia</etym>, <i>by twelfths, by ounces.</i> *  <sense id="n49740.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">(axungia) datur et phthisicis unciatim, cum vini veteris hemina decocta, donec tres unciae e toto restent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:139"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 9, 37, § 139</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n49740.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>by a little at a time, little by little</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod ille unciatim vix de demenso suo ... comparsit miser,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:43"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 43</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunci_na_tus" key="unci_na_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n49741"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncīnātus">uncinatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">uncinus</etym>, <sense id="n49741.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>furnished with hooks</i> or <i>tenters, barbed</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hamata uncinataque corpora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:38:121"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 38, 121</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunci_nus" key="unci_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49742"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncīnus">uncinus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. uncus</etym>, <sense id="n49742.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a hook, barb</i> (late Lat. for 1. uncus), <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:3:15:4"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 3, 15, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Mart.</title> 10, 29</bibl>; Vulg. Exod. 28, 13. —As <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>: <cit><quote lang="la">hamus,</quote> <i><i>barbed</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 20, 270</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunci^o^la" key="unci^o^la" opt="n" orig_id="n49743"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncĭŏla">unciola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">uncia</etym>, <sense id="n49743.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little ounce</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:1:40"><author>Juv.</author> 1, 40</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunci^pe_s" key="unci^pe_s" opt="n" orig_id="n49744"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncĭ-pēs">uncipes</head>, <itype opt="n">pĕdis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">2. uncus</etym>, <sense id="n49744.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having feet bent in, crook-footed</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunco" key="unco" opt="n" orig_id="n49745"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unco">unco</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos>, <sense id="n49745.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to sound</i> or <i>roar like a bear</i>, Carm. Philom. 50. </sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuncti^o" key="uncti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49746"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unctĭo">unctio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">ungo</etym>, <i>a besmearing. anointing.</i>  <sense id="n49746.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">sudatoriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:227"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 3, 73 (227)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cottidiana,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:53:3"><author>Col.</author> 12, 53, 3</bibl></cit>. philosophorum omnes unctionis causā relinquunt, i. e. <i>to go and anoint themselves</i> for wrestling in the palaestra, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:5:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 5, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:19"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 19</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49746.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>an ointment, unguent</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita ut unctio inarescat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:171"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 11, 47, § 171</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuncti^to" key="uncti^to" opt="n" orig_id="n49747"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unctĭto">unctito</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. freq. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">ungo</etym>, <sense id="n49747.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to besmear</i> or <i>anoint often</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">se unguentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:273"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 3, 117 (273)</bibl></cit>: flavo cinere (crinem), <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 4, 698</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuncti^uscu^lus" key="uncti^uscu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n49748"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unctĭuscŭlus">unctiusculus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">unctus, from ungo</etym>, <sense id="n49748.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>somewhat unctuous</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pulmentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:216"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 2, 85 (216)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunctor" key="unctor" opt="n" orig_id="n49749"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unctor">unctor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">ungo</etym>, <sense id="n49749.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an anointer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:244"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 1, 22 (244)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:70:3"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 70, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:7:32:6">7, 32, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:70:3">12, 70, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:24:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 24, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:26"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:6:10"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 6, 10</bibl>, 2; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2791</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 785, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuncto_ri^um" key="uncto_ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n49750"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unctōrĭum">unctorium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. cubiculum) <etym opt="n">unctor</etym>, <sense id="n49750.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the anointing-room</i> in a bath, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:17:11"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 17, 11</bibl>; cf. elaeothesium.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunctu^lus" key="unctu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n49751"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unctŭlus">unctulus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">unctus, from ungo</etym>, <i>besmeared, anointed.</i>  <sense id="n49751.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: circumtonsi et terti atque unctuli, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 179, 8</bibl>.—* </sense><sense id="n49751.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">unctŭlum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a little ointment</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:3:22:11"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 3, 22, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunctum" key="unctum" opt="n" orig_id="n49752"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unctum">unctum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, v. ungo, <i>P. a. fin.</i></div1>


<div1 id="crossunctu_ra" key="unctu_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n49753"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unctūra">unctura</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">ungo</etym>, <sense id="n49753.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an anointing</i> of the dead: <cit><quote lang="la">servilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:24:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 24, 60</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunctus1" key="unctus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49754"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unctus">unctus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> of ungo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossunctus2" key="unctus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49755"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unctus">unctus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">ungo</etym>, <sense id="n49755.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an anointing, anointment</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">oleum unctui profer,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:23:20"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 1, 23, 20</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">cochlearum cinis cum melle unctu sanat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:90"><author>Plin.</author> 30, 10, 27, § 90</bibl></cit> (al. linitu).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuncus1" key="uncus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49756"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncus">uncus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. root ak, ankami, bend; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἀγκών, ὄγκος</foreign>; cf.: ancus, ungulus</etym>, <i>a hook, barb.</i>  <sense id="n49756.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:10:16"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 10, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:18:2"><author>Col.</author> 3, 18, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ferrei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:10"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:13">13</bibl>.—As an attribute of Necessitas, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:35:20"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 35, 20</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, <i>an anchor</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:428"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 428</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49756.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n49756.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A hook that was fastened to the neck of condemned criminals, and by which they were dragged to the Tiber</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 2, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:5:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 5, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:168"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Ib.</title> 168</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:66"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 66</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">et bene cum fixum mento discusseris uncum, Nil erit hoc: rostro te premet ansa suo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:1:141"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 1, 14</bibl></cit>1. —</sense><sense id="n49756.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A surgical instrument</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:29"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 29</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuncus2" key="uncus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49757"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uncus">uncus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">1. uncus</etym>, <sense id="n49757.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>hooked, bent in, crooked, curved, barbed</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose; syn.: curvus, recurvus): <cit><quote lang="la">uncus hamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:476"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 476</bibl></cit>; also called <cit><quote lang="la">unca aera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:2:7:10"><author>id.</author> <title>P.</title> 2, 7, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cornua (tauri),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:5:19"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 5, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aratrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:19"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:341"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 341</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:210">7, 210</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">vomer aratri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:313"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 313</bibl></cit>; also called <cit><quote lang="la">dens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:423"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 423</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pedes (harpyiae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:233"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 233</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ungues,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1322"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1322</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">manus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:365"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 365</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">digiti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7:11:2"><author>Col.</author> 7, 11, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cauda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:371"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 371</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">labrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:588"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 588</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1407">5, 1407</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49757.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">unco non alligat ancora morsu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:169"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 169</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">avis Minervae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>with crooked beak and talons</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:507"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 507</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">alites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:12:212"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 212</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunda" key="unda" opt="n" orig_id="n49758"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unda">unda</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. root ud-, und-, to be wet; whence, uda, water; Angl. -Sax. ydhu, wave; Slav. voda, water; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὕδωρ, ὑάδες</foreign>; Goth. vatō, water</etym>, <i>a wave, billow, surge</i> (syn. fluctus).  <sense id="n49758.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">mare plenum undarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:513"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 6, 33 (513)</bibl></cit>: unda, cum est pulsa remis, purpurascit, Cic. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 162, 30</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">via, quae fert Acherontis ad undas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:295"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 295</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:374"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 374</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:380">1, 380</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:494">3, 494</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:12:32"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 12, 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:14:20">4, 14, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:176"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 176</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:570"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 570</bibl>.— <cit><quote lang="la">Collect.: prora remissa subito navem undae adfligebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:34:11"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 34, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49758.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49758.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n49758.4" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>Water, moisture</i> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">aqua, lympha): (Proteus) flumen eras, interdum undis contrarius ignis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:737"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 737</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fontis in undā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:98"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 98</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">fons tenui perlucidus undā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:161"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 161</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Noti) canis fluit unda capillis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:266"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 266</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nivales,</quote> <i><i>snow-water</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:118:1"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 118, 1</bibl></cit>: ignem Pollux undamque jugalem Praetulit, <i>fire and water</i>, as symbols of housekeeping, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:8:245"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 8, 245</bibl>, hence, faciunt justos ignis et unda viros, i. e. <i>real, proper husbands</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:598"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 598</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49758.5" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>A fluid, liquid.</i> manans naribus unda Sangninis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:10:245"><author>Sil.</author> 10, 245</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">preli,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>oil</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:5"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 1, 2, § 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">croci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:33:4"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 33, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:13:40:1">13, 40, 1</bibl>.—Cf the lava from Aetna, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0043,001:Aet. 303"><author>Lucil.</author> <title>Aet.</title> 303</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49758.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of wavelike things (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): aëriae, i. e. <i>the air</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:152"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 152</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quā plurimus undam Fumus agit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:257"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 257</bibl></cit>.—Of a lion's mane, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:55:10"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 55, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49758.7" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In architecture, for the Gr. cymatium (<foreign lang="greek">κυμάτιον</foreign>, a little wave), <i>a talon, ogee</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:7"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 7</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49758.8" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, of the wavelike agitation of a multitude, etc., <i>a surge, billow, stream, tide</i>, = aestus: <cit><quote lang="la">campus atque illae undae comitiorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:6:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc agilis fio et mersor civilibus undis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:1:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adversis rerum immersabilis undis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:2:22"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">curarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:62"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 62</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellorum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>in Eutr.</title> 2, 507</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">salutantūm unda,</quote> <i><i>a stream, crowd, throng</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:462"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 462</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">undae Boiorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:4:159"><author>Sil.</author> 4, 159</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunda_bundus" key="unda_bundus" opt="n" orig_id="n49759"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undābundus">undabundus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">undo</etym>, <sense id="n49759.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of waves, surging, billowy</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:2:30:3"><author>Gell.</author> 2, 30, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:17:7:11"><author>Amm.</author>17, 7, 11</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossundanter" key="undanter" opt="n" orig_id="n49760"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undanter">undanter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. undo <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossunda_tim" key="unda_tim" opt="n" orig_id="n49761"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undātim">undatim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">undo</etym>, <sense id="n49761.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>in a waving manner, like waves</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mensae undatim crispae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:96"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 15, 30, § 96</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">crispum marmor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:55"><author>id.</author> 36, 7, 11, § 55</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49761.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>In a throng</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:21:3:2"><author>Amm.</author>21, 3, 2</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde^" key="unde^" opt="n" orig_id="n49762"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĕ">unde</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <i>from which place, whence.</i>  <sense id="n49762.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, of place. </sense><sense id="n49762.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Correlatively: <cit><quote lang="la">petere inde coronam Unde prius nulli velarint tempora musae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:5"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec enim inde venit, unde mallem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:39:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 39, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ibi, unde huc translata essent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:16:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 16, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut eo restituerentur (Galli), unde dejecti essent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:30:88"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 30, 88</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">te redigam eodem, unde orta es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:139"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 2, 13 (139)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eodem, unde erant profectae (naves),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:28"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:5">5, 5</bibl>; so too, <cit><quote lang="la">eodem, unde,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad idem, unde profecta sunt, redire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:22:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 22, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fontes, unde hauriretis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:46:203"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 46, 203</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Latobrigos in fines suos, unde erant profecti, reverti jussit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:28"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loca superiora, unde erat propinquus despectus in mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad summi fastigia culminis unde Tela jactabant Teucri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:458"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 458</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">regna, Unde genus ducis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:801"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 801</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arbor, unde auri aura refulsit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:204"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 204</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">montis sublime cacumen Occupat, unde sedens partes speculetur in omnes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:667"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 667</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49762.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Pregn.: e majoribus castris, unde antea cessatum fuerat, brevi spatio circumductae copiae, i. e. <i>from the place at which</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:13:10"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 13, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in arcem perfugere, unde biduo post deditio facta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:46:16"><author>id.</author> 31, 46, 16</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49762.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg> </sense><sense id="n49762.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In a direct interrog.: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc verbum unde utrumque declarat, et ex quo loco et a quo loco. Unde dejectus est Cinna? Ex urbe ... Unde dejecti Galli? A Capitolio. Unde qui cum Graccho fuerunt? Ex Capitolio, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:30:87"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 30, 87</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Pa.</abbr> Unde is? <abbr>Chae.</abbr> Egone? nescio hercle, neque unde eam, neque quorsum eam, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:305"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 305</bibl>: <abbr>Mn.</abbr> Unde eam (mulierem) esse aiunt? <abbr>Ly.</abbr> Ex Samo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:472"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 68 (472)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui genus? unde domo?</quote> <i><i>from what country?</i></i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:114"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 114</bibl></cit>.—With <i>gentium</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde haec igitur gentium est?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:483"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 4, 47 (483)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49762.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In an indirect interrog.: <cit><quote lang="la">ego instare, ut mihi responderet, quis esset, ubi esset, unde esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:188"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 77, § 188</bibl></cit>: quaere unde domo (sit), <i>what his home is</i>, or <i>where he lives</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:53"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 53</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qualis et unde genus .. Quaeris,</quote> <i><i>from what stock, of what family</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:22:1"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 22, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non recordor, unde ceciderim, sed unde surrexerim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:16:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 16, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde initium belli fieret, explorabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:53"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde domo quisque sit quaere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:12:6:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Cons. Helv.</title>  6, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sciscitari unde natalium provenerit,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:5:15:12"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 5, 15, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49762.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49762.8" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Apart from relations of place, and referring to persons or things, from which as an origin, source, cause, means, reason, etc., something proceeds, <i>from whom, from which.</i> </sense><sense id="n49762.9" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Correlatively: <cit><quote lang="la">(narratio) brevis erit, si, unde necesse est, inde initium sumetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:20:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 20, 28</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:1:9:14"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 1, 9, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde jumenta nomen traxere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6"><author>Col.</author> 6</bibl></cit>, praef. 3: <cit><quote lang="la">praedonibus, Unde emerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:115"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui eum necasset, unde ipse natus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:26:71"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 26, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">potest fieri, ut is, unde te audisse dicis, iratus dixerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:70:285"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 70, 285</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">de eā (re) multo dicat ornatius, quam ille ipse, unde cognorit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:15:67"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 15, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illo exstincto Jove, unde discerem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:4:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 4, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hem, mea lux, unde omnes opem petere solebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:2:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 14, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hi, unde ne hostium quidem legati arcentur, pulsi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:10:6"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 10, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non ut ingenium et eloquentiam meam perspicias, unde longe absum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:92:318"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 92, 318</bibl></cit>: est unde haec fiant, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:122"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 122</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">tenuit permagnam Sextilius hereditatem, unde nummum nullum attigisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:17:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 17, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si habuerit, unde tibi solvat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,021:13:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Har. Resp.</title> 13, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod, unde agger omnino comportari posset, nihil erat reliquum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:15"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tardior stilus cogitationem moratur, rudis et confusus intellectu caret: unde sequitur alter dictandi labor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:1:28"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 1, 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:3:4">12, 3, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sciat (orator) quam plurima: unde etiam senibus auctoritas major est, quod, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:4:2"><author>id.</author> 12, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde jus stabat, ei victoriam dedit (= a quā parte stabat),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:10:9"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 10, 9</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">turbam, nec satis fido animo, unde pugnabat, stantem, in fugam averterunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:15:13"><author>id.</author> 25, 15, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut unde stetisset, eo se victoria transferret,</quote> <i><i>on whose side</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:5:4:12"><author>Just.</author> 5, 4, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49762.10" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In partic., jurid. t. t.: unde petitur, <i>of whom demand is made</i>, i. e. the defendant: si ambo pares essent, illi, unde petitur, potius credendum esse, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:14:2:26"><author>Gell.</author> 14, 2, 26</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">causam dicere Prius unde petitur, aurum quare sit suom, Quam ille qui petit, unde is sit thesaurus sibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:11"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 11</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">ego omnibus, unde petitur, hoc consilium dederim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:11:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">postulabat ut illi, unde peteretur, vetus exceptio daretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:37:168"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 37, 168</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49762.11" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg> </sense><sense id="n49762.12" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> In a direct interrog.: <cit><quote lang="la">unde haec (patera) igitur est?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:790"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 2, 158 (790)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:539"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 6, 10 (539)</bibl>: redde, ut huic reddatur. <abbr>Strob.</abbr> Unde? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:827"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 5, 20 (827)</bibl>: <abbr>Pi.</abbr> Bonum habe animum. <abbr>Mn.</abbr> Unde habeam? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:640"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 3, 17 (640)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:189"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 2, 25 (189)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde iste amor tam improvisus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:22:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 22, 60</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:54"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 54</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde sed hos novi?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:508"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 508</bibl></cit>.—With <i>gentium: De.</i> Face id ut paratum jam sit. <abbr>Li.</abbr> Unde gentium? <abbr>De.</abbr> Me defraudato, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:92"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 1, 77 (92)</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49762.13" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In an indirect interrog.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ex ipsā quaeras, unde hunc (anulum) habuerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:658"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 658</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaerere, unde se ac suos tueri possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:4:5"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 4, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde concilietur risus ... difficillimum dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:35"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si cogitaverimus, unde et quousque jam provecta sit orandi facultas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:16:18"><author>id.</author> 2, 16, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde sit infamis ... Discite,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:285"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 285</bibl></cit>; cf. flor. 3, 12, 8 sqq.—</sense><sense id="n49762.14" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <abbr>Indef.</abbr>: unde unde for undecumque, <i>from wherever, whencesoever, from whatever quarter</i> (only <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-class. prose): <cit><quote lang="la">et quaerendum unde unde foret nervosius illud,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:67:27"><author>Cat.</author> 67, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui nisi ... Mercedem aut numos unde unde extricat, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:88"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 88</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec tamen vindictae solacium unde unde spernendum est,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:5:30:16"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 5, 30, 16</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">qui malum etsi ipse non fecit, tamen a quocumque et unde unde passus est fieri,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Herm. 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49762.15" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> So, unde alone (late Lat.; perh. only in Tert.): <cit><quote lang="la">certe unde sunt ista, signis potius et ostentis deputanda,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 51 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quamquam possimus unde illas prolatas aestimare, dum ne ex nihilo,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> adv. Herm. 22 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_ce_ni" key="unde_ce_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n49763"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēcēni">undeceni</head>, a false read. for undenis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:65"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 8, 14, § 65</bibl>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_cente_si^mus" key="unde_cente_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49764"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēcentēsĭmus">undecentesimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unde-centum</etym>, <sense id="n49764.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the ninety-ninth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">annus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:7"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 7</bibl></cit>, ext. 11.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_centum" key="unde_centum" opt="n" orig_id="n49765"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēcentum">undecentum</head>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-decentum</etym>, <sense id="n49765.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>ninety-nine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">anni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:214"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 60, 60, § 214</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde^ci^es" key="unde^ci^es" opt="n" orig_id="n49766"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĕcĭes">undecies</head>, <i>num. adv.</i> <etym opt="n">unus-decies</etym>, <sense id="n49766.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>eleven times</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hanc summam undecies multiplicato, fiunt, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:2:7"><author>Col.</author> 5, 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">surrexi unā cenā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:79:1"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 79, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde^ci^m" key="unde^ci^m" opt="n" orig_id="n49767"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĕcĭm">undecim</head>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-decem</etym>, <sense id="n49767.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>eleven</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">legiones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:18:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 18, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">milia debeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:2:44:8"><author>Mart.</author> 2, 44, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:3:1"><author>Vitr.</author> 3, 1 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:13"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 13</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde^ci^mus" key="unde^ci^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49768"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĕcĭmus">undecimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unusdecimus</etym>, <sense id="n49768.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the eleventh</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">legio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:18:10"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 18, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">annus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:39"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:283"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 54, 118, § 283</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde^ci^re_mis" key="unde^ci^re_mis" opt="n" orig_id="n49769"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĕcĭrēmis">undeciremis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> (sc. navis) <etym opt="n">undecim-remus</etym>, <sense id="n49769.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a ship of eleven banks of oars</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:203"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 40, 76, § 203</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde^cu^ma_ni" key="unde^cu^ma_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n49770"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĕcŭmāni">undecumani</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">undecimus</etym>, <sense id="n49770.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>soldiers of the eleventh legion</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:107"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 12, 17, § 107</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde^cumque" key="unde^cumque" opt="n" orig_id="n49771"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĕ-cumque">undecumque</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">undĕ-cunque</orth>; <sense id="n49771.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><cit><quote lang="la">in tmesi: unde vacefit cumque locus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:1017"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 1017</bibl></cit>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <i>from wherever, whencesoever, from what place</i> or <i>part soever</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">undecumque moti sunt (fluctus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:27:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 27, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fluens sanguis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:27:18"><author>Plin.</author> 27, 4, 5, § 18</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec undecumque causa fluxit, ibi culpa est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:3:33"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 3, 33</bibl></cit>: undecumque inceperis, ubicumque desieris, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:4:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 4, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignes transsiliunt protinus in naphtham undecumque visam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:235"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 105, 109, § 235</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb. Pol.</author> <title>Trig. Tyr.</title> 22, 4</bibl>.—With <i>gentium</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">undecumque gentium venissent,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Firm.</title> 14</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde^li^bet" key="unde^li^bet" opt="n" orig_id="n49772"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĕ-lĭbet">undelibet</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <sense id="n49772.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>whence you will, whencesoever, from any place whatever, from anywhere</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">invenire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:50:63"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 50, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fascia undelibet super fracturam incipere debet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:8:10:1"><author>Cels.</author> 8, 10, 1</bibl></cit>. —Also <i>rel., from whatever quarter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:in Psa. 36"><author>Aug.</author> <title>in Psa.</title> 36</bibl>, Serm. 3.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_na_ri^us" key="unde_na_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49773"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēnārĭus">undenarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">undeni</etym>, <sense id="n49773.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>containing eleven</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">numerus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Serm. 51"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Serm.</title> 51 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:83">83</bibl> <abbr>med.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_ni" key="unde_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n49774"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="un-dēni">undeni</head>, <itype opt="n">ae, a</itype>, <i>num. distrib. adj.</i> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <sense id="n49774.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>eleven each, eleven</i> distributively: <cit><quote lang="la">pariuntur undeni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:91"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 25, 30, § 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cubitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:65"><author>id.</author> 36, 8, 14, § 65</bibl></cit> Sillig <title>N. cr.</title>: <cit><quote lang="la">Musa per undenos emodulanda pedes,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>with a hexameter and pentameter, elegiac verse</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:1:30"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">me quater undenos sciat implevisse Decembres,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>forty-four years</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:20:27"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 20, 27</bibl></cit>.—In <number opt="n">sing.</number>: <cit><quote lang="la">bisque undena pars,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0926,001:4:451"><author>Manil.</author> 4, 451</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_no_na_ginta" key="unde_no_na_ginta" opt="n" orig_id="n49775"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēnōnāginta">undenonaginta</head>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-denonaginta</etym>, <sense id="n49775.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>eighty-nine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">classis undenonaginta navium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:30:1"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 30, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde^octo_ginta" key="unde^octo_ginta" opt="n" orig_id="n49776"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĕoctōginta">undeoctoginta</head>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-deoctoginta</etym>, <sense id="n49776.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>seventy-nine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde-Octoginta annos natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:118"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 118</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_quadra_ge_si^mus" key="unde_quadra_ge_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49777"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēquadrāgēsĭmus">undequadragesimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">undequadraginta</etym>, <sense id="n49777.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the thirty-ninth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">volumen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:8:7"><author>Val. Max.</author> 8, 7</bibl></cit>, ext. 10.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_quadra_gies" key="unde_quadra_gies" opt="n" orig_id="n49778"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēquadrāgies">undequadragies</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-ĭens</orth>, <i>num. adv.</i> <etym opt="n">undequadraginta</etym>, <sense id="n49778.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>thirty-nine times</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dimicare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:92"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 25, 25, § 92</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_quadra_ginta" key="unde_quadra_ginta" opt="n" orig_id="n49779"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēquadrāginta">undequadraginta</head>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unusde-quadraginta</etym>, <sense id="n49779.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>thirty - nine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">anni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:14:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 14, 27</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_quinqua_ge_si^mus" key="unde_quinqua_ge_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49780"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēquinquāgēsĭmus">undequinquagesimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">undequinquaginta</etym>, <sense id="n49780.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the forty-ninth</i> dies, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:12:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 12, 35</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:17:3"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 17, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_quinqua_ginta" key="unde_quinqua_ginta" opt="n" orig_id="n49781"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēquinquāginta">undequinquaginta</head>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus de-quinquaginta</etym>, <sense id="n49781.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>forty-nine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">coronae aureae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:58:4"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 58, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">genera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:40"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 4, 9, § 40</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_sexa_ge_si^mus" key="unde_sexa_ge_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49782"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēsexāgēsĭmus">undesexagesimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">undesexaginta</etym>, <sense id="n49782.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the fifty-ninth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pars,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Censor.</author> de Die Nat. 19</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_sexaginta" key="unde_sexaginta" opt="n" orig_id="n49783"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēsexaginta">undesexaginta</head>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-desexaginta</etym>, <sense id="n49783.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>fifty-nine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">undesexaginta (Carthaginiensium) vivi capti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:37:6"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 37, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:122"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 15, 24, § 122</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_tri_ce_ni" key="unde_tri_ce_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n49784"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undētrīcēni">undetriceni</head>, <itype opt="n">ae, a</itype>, <i>num. distr. adj.</i> <etym opt="n">undetriginta</etym>, <sense id="n49784.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>twenty-nine each, twenty-nine</i> distributively: <cit><quote lang="la">menses undetricenum tricenumque (dierum) numero alternaverunt,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 1, 13, § 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_tri_ce_si^mus" key="unde_tri_ce_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49785"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undētrīcēsĭmus">undetricesimus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">undētrīgē-sĭmus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">undetriginta</etym>, <sense id="n49785.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the twentyninth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:36:14"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 36, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in commentariorum undetricesimo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:5:1"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 5, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_tri_ge_si^mus" key="unde_tri_ge_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49786"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undētrīgēsĭmus">undetrigesimus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, v. undetricesimus.</div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_tri_ginta" key="unde_tri_ginta" opt="n" orig_id="n49787"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undētrīginta">undetriginta</head>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-detriginta</etym>, <sense id="n49787.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>twenty-nine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">menses,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:9:4"><author>Vitr.</author> 9, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dies,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 1, 15, § 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_vi_ce_ni" key="unde_vi_ce_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n49788"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēvīcēni">undeviceni</head>, <itype opt="n">ae, a</itype>, <i>num. distr. adj.</i> <etym opt="n">undeviginti</etym>, <sense id="n49788.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nineteen each, nineteen</i> distributively: <cit><quote lang="la">pedes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:10:44"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 10, 44</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_vi_ce_si^ma_ni" key="unde_vi_ce_si^ma_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n49789"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēvīcēsĭmāni">undevicesimani</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">undevicesimus</etym>, <sense id="n49789.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>soldiers of the nineteenth legion</i>: cum quinque cohortibus undevicesimanorum egreditur, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:57:2"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 57, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:51"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 51</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_vi_ce_si^mus" key="unde_vi_ce_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49790"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēvīcēsĭmus">undevicesimus</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">undēvīgēsĭ-mus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">undeviginti</etym>, <sense id="n49790.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the nineteenth</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">anno undevicesimo post ejus mortem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:5:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 5, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">expleto aetatis undevicesimo anno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:pr:4"><author>Quint.</author> 6, praef. § 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:45"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 45</bibl> (al. unetvicesimus): <cit><quote lang="la">die undevigesimo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:5:14"><author>Col.</author> 8, 5, 14</bibl></cit>.—The second and third syllable scanned short: senserat ire aquilas legio undevigesima, cujus, etc., Poët. ap. Anth. Lat. 2, p. 21.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunde_vi_ginti" key="unde_vi_ginti" opt="n" orig_id="n49791"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undēvīginti">undeviginti</head>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-de-viginti</etym>, <sense id="n49791.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>nineteen</i>: undeviginti annos natus. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:64:229"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 64, 229</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">signa militaria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:46:4"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 46, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossundi^co^la" key="undi^co^la" opt="n" orig_id="n49792"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĭcŏla">undicola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">comm.</gen> <etym opt="n">unda-colo</etym>, <sense id="n49792.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wavedwelling</i>, i. e. <i>inhabiting the waves, dwelling in the sea</i>: Naïades, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 250, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pistris,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Avien.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 808</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossundi_^flu^us" key="undi_^flu^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49793"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undī̆flŭus">undifluus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unda-fluo</etym>, <sense id="n49793.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>flowing with waves</i>: amnes, Dracont. Hexaëm. 1, 607.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossundi^fra^gus" key="undi^fra^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n49794"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĭfrăgus">undifragus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unda-frango</etym>, <sense id="n49794.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wave-breaking, that breaks the waves</i> or <i>water</i>: fluctus, Ven. 3 prol.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossundi^que^" key="undi^que^" opt="n" orig_id="n49795"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĭquĕ">undique</head>, <i>adv. indef.</i> <etym opt="n">unde-que, prop. whencesoever; hence</etym>, <sense id="n49795.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>from all parts, sides</i>, or <i>places, from every quarter, on all sides, on every part, everywhere</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut undique uno tempore in hostes impetus fieret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:22"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vicus altissimis montibus undique continetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cinctus periculis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:11:30"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 11, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rebus undique collectis, arcessitis, comportatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:24:92"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 24, 92</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">carpere et colligere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:42:191"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 42, 191</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">carpere atque delibare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:56:119"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 56, 119</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic undique omni ratione concluditur,</quote> <i><i>on all grounds</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:53:132"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 53, 132</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes undique copiae conferuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:17:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 17, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">concurritur undique ad istum Syracusas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:133"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 53, § 133</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undique ad inferos tantumdem viae est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:43:104"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 43, 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natura undique perfecta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:9:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 9, 26</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:24:69"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 24, 69</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes enim partes ejus (i. e. mundi) undique medium locum capessentes nituntur aequaliter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:45:115"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 45, 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">delirus et amens Undique dicatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:108"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">soluta ac velut labens undique toga,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:147"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 147</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undique omnes conisi hostem avertunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:63:4"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 63, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undique omnis copias contrahit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:3:1:10"><author>Curt.</author> 3, 1, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:4:2:38"><author>Flor.</author> 4, 2, 38</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49795.1" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Utterly, entirely, completely, in all respects</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut undique religionem tolle aut usque quāque conserva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:43:110"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 43, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vita undique referta bonis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:31:86"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 31, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quid fere undique placet?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:2:15"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 2, 15</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49795.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Esp. </sense><sense id="n49795.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>gentium, in every quarter, in every part of the world</i>: pacato undique gentium toto, quā patet, orbe terrarum, Edict. Aurelian. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Vop.</author> <title>Firm.</title> 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49795.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>laterum</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">canes rabidi et immanes undique laterum circumfusi,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:8:17:8"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 8, 17, 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49795.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <i>versus</i> (<i>versum</i>): <cit><quote lang="la">marinae aurae undique versus assidui flatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:44:1:10"><author>Just.</author> 44, 1, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Oceanus omnes terras omnifariam et undique versum circumfluat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:13:20"><author>Gell.</author> 12, 13, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:7:16:6">7, 16, 6</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p322"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 322, 22</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 40 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl>—</sense><sense id="n49795.6" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> With <i>secus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">undique secus agris arentibus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 27, 46</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossundi^so^nus" key="undi^so^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49796"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĭsŏnus">undisonus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unda-sono</etym>, <sense id="n49796.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wave-sounding, sounding</i> or <i>roaring with the waves</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">rupes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,003:1:198"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Ach.</title> 1, 198</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saxum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:44"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Psamathe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:364"><author>id.</author> 1, 364</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dei,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>sea-gods</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:21:18"><author>Prop.</author> 3 (4), 21, 18</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossundi^va^gus" key="undi^va^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n49797"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undĭvăgus">undivagus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unda-vagus</etym>, <sense id="n49797.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wandering in waves</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">latices, Coripp. Johan. 6, 342: salum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 344</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tethys,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Anthol. Lat.</author> 2, p. 303</bibl></cit> Burm.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossundo" key="undo" opt="n" orig_id="n49798"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undo">undo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> and <i>a.</i> <etym opt="n">unda</etym>.  <sense id="n49798.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Neutr., to rise in waves</i> or <i>surges, to throw up waves, to surge, swell</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose). </sense><sense id="n49798.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: undantem salum, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 223, 24</bibl> (Trag. v. 226 Vahl.); cf.: undanti in freto, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:35:89"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 35, 89</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">solet aestus aequinoctialis ... undare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:3:28:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 3, 28, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad caelum undabat vortex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:673"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 673</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aëna undantia flammis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:218"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 218</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49798.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49798.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To overflow with, be full of, abound in</i> any thing, = abundare: <cit><quote lang="la">regio Undat equis floretque viris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:1:539"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 1, 539</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vultus sanguine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:449"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 449</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">silva favis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Rapt. Pros.</title> 3, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ima (aedium) viris,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> VI. Cons. Hon. 545</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49798.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To wave, undulate</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">vidimus undantem ruptis fornacibus Aetnam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:472"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 472</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undantes flammae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:9:446"><author>Sil.</author> 9, 446</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undante fumo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,002:19"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Troad.</title> 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undans buxo Cytorus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:437"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 437</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undans chlamys,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:436"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 3, 55 (436)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undantes habenae,</quote> <i><i>waving, flowing, hanging loosely</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:471"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 471</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">undantia lora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:146"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 146</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsa (puella) decenter undabat,</quote> <i><i>undulated</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:2:7:14"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 2, 7, 14</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49798.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to waver, fluctuate, be agitated</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">undans curis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:5:304"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 5, 304</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">undantes spumis furialibus irae,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>in Ruf.</title> 1, 76</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49798.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Act.</abbr> (very rare), <i>to overflow, inundate, deluge</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sanguine campos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,003:1:87"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Ach.</title> 1, 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sinus cruore,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>in Ruf.</title> 2, 67</bibl></cit>.—<i>P. a.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">undātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>in a wavy</i> or <i>wave-like form</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">concharum genera imbricatim undata, cancellatim reticulata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:103"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 33, 52, § 103</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">undan-ter</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <i>in a waving manner, like waves</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">capillus undanter fluens,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:2:16:21"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 2, 16, 21</bibl></cit> (al. fluenter undans): <cit><quote lang="la">evomere talia,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 138</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossundo_se_" key="undo_se_" opt="n" orig_id="n49799"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undōsē">undose</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. undosus <abbr>fin.</abbr> </div1>


<div1 id="crossundo_sus" key="undo_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n49800"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undōsus">undosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unda</etym>, <sense id="n49800.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of waves</i> or <i>surges, surgy, billowy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aequor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:313"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 313</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Plemyrium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:693"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 693</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">regna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:5:21"><author>Sil.</author> 5, 21</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">fluctus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 12 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: torrentes, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:27:11"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 27, 11</bibl>. —<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">undōsē</orth>, <i>in waves; comp.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">undosius labens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:27:4:7"><author>Amm.</author>27, 4, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossundu^la_tus" key="undu^la_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n49801"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="undŭlātus">undulatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">undo, I. B. 2. and II. <i>p. a.</i></etym>, <sense id="n49801.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>diversified as with waves</i> (like watered stuffs), <i>undulated</i>: togae, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 189, 26</bibl> (cited also in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:195"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 48, 74, § 195</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ne^do" key="u_ne^do" opt="n" orig_id="n49802"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĕdo">unedo</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49802.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the arbute</i> or <i>strawberry-tree;</i> and also <i>its fruit</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:15:98"><author>Plin.</author> 15, 24, 28, § 98</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:151">23, 8, 79, § 151</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUnelli" key="Unelli" opt="n" orig_id="n49803"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Unelli">Unelli</head>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49803.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a people in</i> Gallia Lugdunensis, <i>bordering on the Curiosolitae and Lexovii, whose country formed part of the</i> Tractus Armoricus; <i>their chief city was</i> Constantini Castra, now <i>Coutances</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:34"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 2, 34</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:11">3, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:17">3, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:75">7, 75</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:107"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 18, 32, § 107</bibl> (Jahn, Venelli).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_netvi_ce_si^ma_ni" key="u_netvi_ce_si^ma_ni" opt="n" orig_id="n49804"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnetvīcēsĭmāni">unetvicesimani</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ūnăet-</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">unetvicesimus</etym>, <sense id="n49804.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>soldiers of the twentyfirst legion</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:43"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 43</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_netvi_ce_si^mus" key="u_netvi_ce_si^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49805"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnetvīcēsĭmus">unetvicesimus</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ūnăet-</orth>), <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-et-vicesimus</etym>, <sense id="n49805.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the twentyfirst</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">legio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:45"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 45</bibl></cit> (al. undevicesimus).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossungella" key="ungella" opt="n" orig_id="n49806"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ungella">ungella</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">unguella</orth>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">ungula</etym>, <sense id="n49806.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little claw</i> or <i>talon</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2003,001:4:5"><author>Apic.</author> 4, 5</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 20 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossungo" key="ungo" opt="n" orig_id="n49807"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ungo">ungo</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">unguo</orth>, <itype opt="n">nxi, nctum, 3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">root in Sanscr. ang, to besmear; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἄγος</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n49807.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to smear, besmear, anoint</i> with any fat substance, an unguent, oil, etc. (class.; syn.: lino, linio): <cit><quote lang="la">unguentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 35, § 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquam unguentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:271"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 3, 115 (271)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:289"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 2, 34 (289)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">unctus est, accubuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:52:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 52, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gloria quem supra vires unguit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 22</bibl></cit>; Aug. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:76"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 76</bibl>.—Of the anointing of corpses, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 6, 219</bibl> (Ann. v. 156 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:9:47"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 9, 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:853"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 853</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:10:122"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 10, 122</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:12:4"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 12, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:1:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 1, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:2:26"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 2, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">globos melle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:79"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">postes superbos amaracino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1175"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 1175</bibl></cit> et saep.—Of the anointing of a Jewish king: <cit><quote lang="la">unctus est in regem,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sulp.Sev.</author> <title>Chron.</title> 1, 45, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caules oleo,</quote> <i><i>to dress with oil</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:125"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 125</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caules impensius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:6:68"><author>Pers.</author> 6, 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pingui oluscula lardo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:64"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 64</bibl></cit>: labitur uncta carina, <i>daubed with pitch, the pitchy keel</i>, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 1</bibl>, and ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 19, 1</bibl> (Ann. v. 379 and 476); imitated by <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:398"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 398</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">labitur uncta vadis abies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:91"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 91</bibl></cit>: ungere tela manu ferrumque armare, <i>to smear</i> or <i>anoint with poison</i> (<foreign lang="greek">ἰοὺς χρίεσθαι</foreign>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:773"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 773</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">arma uncta cruoribus,</quote> <i><i>smeared, stained</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:1:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tela cruore hostili,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:9:13"><author>Sil.</author> 9, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ova ranae sanguine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:5:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 5, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puer unctis Tractavit calicem manibus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>greasy</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:78"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 78</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">uncta aqua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:68"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 68</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49807.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:tlg,0031,005:10:38"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Act.</title> 10, 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:tlg,0031,008:1:21"><author>id.</author> 2 Cor. 1, 21</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">unctus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>P. a.;</i> prop. <i>anointed, oiled</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cur quisquam caput unctius referret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:10:11"><author>Cat.</author> 10, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magis diliges ex duobus aeque bonis viris nitidum et unctum quam pulverulentum et horrentem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:66:24"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 66, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Achivi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:33"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nudus, unctus, ebrius est contionatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:3:5:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 3, 5, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49807.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>rich, luxurious, sumptuous</i> (syn. lautus). </sense><sense id="n49807.3" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">captus es unctiore cenā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:44:7"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 44, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">melius et unctius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:15:44"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 15, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cenae unctissimae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:2:9"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita palaestritas defendebat, ut ab illis ipse unctior abiret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:54"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 22, § 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">accedes siccus ad unctum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:17:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 17, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">patrimonia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:29:23"><author>Cat.</author> 29, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Corinthus,</quote> <i><i>luxurious, voluptuous</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:8:113"><author>Juv.</author> 8, 113</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tarentus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,001:5:430"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 5, 430</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pro isto asso sole, quo tu abusus es in nostro pratulo, a te nitidum solem unctumque repetemus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>sunshine and ointment</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:6:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unctior splendidiorque consuetudo loquendi,</quote> <i><i>rich, copious</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:20:78"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 20, 78</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49807.4" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">unctum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> </sense><sense id="n49807.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A rich banquet, sumptuous feast</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">unctum qui recte ponere possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:422"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 422</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cenare sine uncto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:6:16"><author>Pers.</author> 6, 16</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49807.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>An ointment</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">haurito plusculo uncto, corporis mei membra perfricui,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:3:24:6"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 3, 24, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> 3, 71, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossungue_do" key="ungue_do" opt="n" orig_id="n49808"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unguēdo">unguedo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">unguo, ungo</etym>, <sense id="n49808.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an ointment, unguent</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:3:21:14"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 3, 21, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunguen" key="unguen" opt="n" orig_id="n49809"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unguen">unguen</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">unguo, ungo</etym>, <sense id="n49809.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a fatty substance, fat; an ointment, unguent</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in aënum caldum unguen indito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:79"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 79</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:80">80</bibl>: pingues unguine ceras, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:450"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 450</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cras. sum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:6:40"><author>Pers.</author> 6, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pingue,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:6:360"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 6, 360</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:8:302">8, 302</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunguenta_ri^us" key="unguenta_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49810"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unguentārĭus">unguentarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unguentum</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to ointments</i> or <i>unguents, ointment-.</i>  <sense id="n49810.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: taberna, Varr L. L. 8, 30, 117; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:108:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 108, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cella,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:2:2"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vasa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:60"><author>Plin.</author> 36, 8, 12, § 60</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49810.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Substt.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n49810.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">unguentārĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a dealer in unguents, a perfumer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:42:150"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 42, 150</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:46:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 46, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:228"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 228</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:31:91"><author>Plin.</author> 31, 7, 42, § 91</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 2988</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n49810.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">unguentārĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> </sense><sense id="n49810.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A female perfumer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:14"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 5, 5, § 14</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4301</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">4991</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49810.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> (Sc. ars.) <i>The art of making unguents</i> or <i>perfumes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:704"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 3, 90 (704)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49810.7" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">unguentārĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> (sc. argentum), <i>money for buying perfumes</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:11:23"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 11, 23</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunguento" key="unguento" opt="n" orig_id="n49811"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unguento">unguento</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">unguentum</etym>, <sense id="n49811.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to rub with sweet ointments, to anoint, perfume</i> (in <i>verb. finit.</i> very rare): DEAS VNGVENTAVERVNT, Inscr. Fratr. Arval. Orell. 2271, 391 (cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 35, § 77</bibl>).—More freq. in <i>part. perf.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">unguentātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>anointed, perfumed</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">unguentatus per vias, ignave, incedis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:239"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 3, 23 (239)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cincinni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:287"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 2, 32 (287)</bibl></cit>: homo, P. Scipio Afric. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:7:12:5"><author>Gell.</author> 7, 12, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:12:2:11"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Fragm.</title> ib. 12, 2, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">maritus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:142"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 142</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunguentum" key="unguentum" opt="n" orig_id="n49812"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unguentum">unguentum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype> (<i>gen. plur.</i> unguentūm, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:100"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 2, 5 (100)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:702"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 3, 88 (702)</bibl>), <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">unguo</etym>, <sense id="n49812.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an ointment, unguent, perfume</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non omnes possunt olere unguenta exotica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:41"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 1, 41 (41)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:271">1, 3, 115 (271)</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 25, § 62</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:3:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 3, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:8:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 8, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:11:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 11, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:21:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 21, 62</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:3:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 3, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:7:23">2, 7, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:375"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 375</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:16:23"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 16 (4, 15), 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:561"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 561</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:54:1"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 54, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:1:3"><author>Plin.</author> 1, 1, 1, § 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossungui^cu^lus" key="ungui^cu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n49813"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unguĭcŭlus">unguiculus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">unguis</etym>, <sense id="n49813.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a finger-nail</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">integritas unguiculorum omnium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:27:80"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 27, 80</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:623"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 1, 17 (623)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:6:2:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 6, 2, 5</bibl>.—Prov.: a teneris unguiculis, a transl. of the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἐξ ἁπαλῶν ὀνύχων</foreign>, <i>from early infancy, from childhood</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:6:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 6, 2</bibl> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">de tenero ungui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:6:24"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 6, 24</bibl></cit>): ex unguiculis (= <foreign lang="greek">ἐξ ὀνύχων</foreign>), <i>from the very finger-tips</i>, i. e. <i>through and through</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:761"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 5, 5, 20 (761)</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:10:22:8"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 10, 22, 8</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunguilla" key="unguilla" opt="n" orig_id="n49814"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unguilla">unguilla</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">unguo, ungo</etym>, <sense id="n49814.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>an ointment-box</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 27 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossungui^no_sus" key="ungui^no_sus" opt="n" orig_id="n49815"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unguĭnōsus">unguinosus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unguen</etym>, <sense id="n49815.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of fat</i> or <i>oil, fat, oily, unctuous</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">unguentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:17"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 1, 2, § 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">opus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:26:20"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 26, 20</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nuces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:147"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 8, 77, § 147</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunguis" key="unguis" opt="n" orig_id="n49816"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unguis">unguis</head>, <itype opt="n">is</itype> (<case opt="n">abl.</case> ungui, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:62:43"><author>Cat.</author> 62, 43</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:19:46"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 19, 46</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:8:4"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 8, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:20:39"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 20, 39</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 120</bibl>), <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ΟΝΥΧ-, ὄνυξ</foreign>; Sanscr. nakha</etym>, <i>a nail</i> of a person's finger or toe.  <sense id="n49816.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:247"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 45, 101, § 247</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:106">10, 35, 52, § 106</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:28">28, 2, 5, § 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:51"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:19:46">1, 19, 46</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:101"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 101</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:20:39"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 20, 39</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:7:64"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 7, 64</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:6:4">2, 6, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:3:708"><author>id.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 3, 708</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49816.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of animals. <i>a claw, talon, hoof</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:247"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 45, 101, § 247</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:19:24"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 19, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:717"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 717</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:540">10, 540</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:6:12"><author>Col.</author> 6, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:199"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 199</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n49816.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Proverbial phrases. </sense><sense id="n49816.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Ab imis unguibus usque ad verticem summum, <i>from top to toe, from the crown of his head to the sole of his foot</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:7:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 7, 20</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49816.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> A rectā conscientiā transversum unguem non discedere, <i>not to depart a finger's breadth in the least</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:20:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 20, 4</bibl>; cf. ellipt.: <cit><quote lang="la">urge igitur, nec transversum unguem, quod aiunt, a stilo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:25:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 25, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si tu ex isto loco digitum transvorsum aut unguem latum excesseris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:56"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 1, 1, 17 (56)</bibl></cit> sq.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 127, 8</bibl> (v. transversus and digitus).—</sense><sense id="n49816.6" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Cum medium ostenderet unguem, i. e. <i>showed utter derision, the greatest contempt</i> (because the middle finger was regarded as indecent), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:53"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 53</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49816.7" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Incestos amores De tenero meditatur ungui, i. e. <i>from childhood</i>, <foreign lang="greek">ἐξ ἁπαλῶν ὸνύχων</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:6:24"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 6, 24</bibl> (for which: <cit><quote lang="la">a teneris unguiculis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:6:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 6, 2</bibl></cit>).—</sense><sense id="n49816.8" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Ad or in unguem, after the Gr. <foreign lang="greek">εἰς ὄνυχα</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">ἐπ ὄνυχος</foreign>, <i>to a hair, to a nicety, exactly, perfectly</i> (an expression borrowed from sculptors, who, in modelling, give the finishing touch with the nail; or joiners, who test the accuracy of joints in wood by the nail: <cit><quote lang="la">materiem dolare ad unguem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:2:13"><author>Col.</author> 11, 2, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad unguem Factus homo,</quote> <i><i>highly polished, perfectly accomplished</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:32"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 32</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">carmen decies castigare ad unguem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:294"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 294</bibl></cit> Jan. ad loc.: suturae capitis in unguem committuntur, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:8:1:section=12"><author>Cels.</author> 8, 1, § 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:277"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 277</bibl> Serv.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:4:6:2"><author>Vitr.</author> 4, 6, 2</bibl>; cf. also: <cit><quote lang="la">carmina molli numero fluere, ut per leve severos effundat junctura unguis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:1:65"><author>Pers.</author> 1, 65</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49816.9" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> Homo, cujus pluris erat unguis, quam tu totus es, <i>a man whose little finger was worth more than your whole body</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Petr.</author> 57 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>—</sense><sense id="n49816.10" level="3" n="7" opt="n"> Rodere ungues, <i>to bite the nails</i>, i. e. <i>to be buried in thought</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">ille in versu faciendo Saepe caput scaberet vivos et roderet ungues,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:10:71"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 10, 71</bibl></cit>; cf.: ungue meam morso saepe querere fidem. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:25:4"><author>Prop.</author> 3 (4), 25, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">et saepe inmeritos corrumpas dentibus ungues,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:4:3"><author>id.</author> 2, 4, 3</bibl></cit> (13).—</sense><sense id="n49816.11" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49816.12" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of plants, <i>a nail-like spot, the tip, extremity</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:36"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 9, 19, § 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:121">21, 18, 73, § 121</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:4:24:7"><author>Col.</author> 4, 24, 7</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Febr.</title> 12, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49816.13" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A kind of shell-fish</i>, perh. <i>the razor-fish</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:12:23"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, 12, 23</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49816.14" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A hook</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ferrei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:18:2"><author>Col.</author> 12, 18, 2</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49816.15" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>A white skin on the eye, a web, haw</i>, <foreign lang="greek">πτερύγιον</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:7:4"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 7, 4</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossungu^la" key="ungu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n49817"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ungŭla">ungula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">unguis</etym>. <sense id="n49817.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <i>a hoof, claw, talon;</i> of a horse: totam quatit ungula terram, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:1"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 1</bibl> (Ann. v. 231 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:596"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 596</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:5:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 5, 11</bibl>.—Of a swine, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:158:1"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 158, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:17"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:14">4, 14</bibl>.—Of oxen: <cit><quote lang="la">bisulca,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:72"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 21, 30, § 72</bibl></cit>.—Of the <i>claws</i> of hens, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:467"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 4, 8 (467)</bibl>.—Of vultures’ and eagles’ <i>talons</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:852"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 3, 2, 63 (852)</bibl>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">toto corpore atque omnibus ungulis, i. e., as we say,</quote> <i><i>with tooth and nail, with might and main</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:24:56"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 24, 56</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49817.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49817.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, <i>a horse</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum carceribus missos rapit ungula currus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:114"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 114</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:50:5"><author>Mart.</author> 12, 50, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49817.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A claw</i>, an instrument of torture (late Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 9, 18, 7 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:1:44"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 1, 44</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49817.4" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> <i>An aromatic spice</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Ecclus.</title> 24, 21</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossungu^latros" key="ungu^latros" opt="n" orig_id="n49818"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ungŭlatros">ungulatros</head> <itype opt="n">ungues magnos atque asperos Cato appellavit</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=279"><author>Fest.</author> p. 279</bibl> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title></div1>


<div1 id="crossungu^la_tus" key="ungu^la_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n49819"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ungŭlātus">ungulatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ungula</etym>, <sense id="n49819.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having claws</i> or <i>hoofs</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">altero pede ungulatus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Apol.</title> 16 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">aliquis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 4, § 378</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossungu^lus" key="ungu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n49820"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ungŭlus">ungulus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Oscan; Sanscr. ankami, bend; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἀγκύλος</foreign>, crooked; Lat. ancus, aduncus; cf. angulus</etym>, <sense id="n49820.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a finger-ring, a ring</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ungulus Oscorum linguā anulus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=375"><author>Fest.</author> p. 375</bibl></cit> Müll.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">(anulum) apud nos prisci ungulum vocabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:10"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 1, 4, § 10</bibl></cit>; Poët. ap. Fest. l. l.; so Pac. ib. (Trag. Fragm. v. 64, 215 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunguo" key="unguo" opt="n" orig_id="n49821"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unguo">unguo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, v. ungo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossungustus" key="ungustus" opt="n" orig_id="n49822"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ungustus">ungustus</head> <itype opt="n">fustis uncus</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=377"><author>Fest.</author> p. 377</bibl> Müll.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^a^ni^mis" key="u_ni^a^ni^mis" opt="n" orig_id="n49823"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭ-ănĭmis">unianimis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, = unanimis, Schol. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:134"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 134</bibl>.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^ca^la^mus" key="u_ni^ca^la^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49824"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭ-călămus">unicalamus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <sense id="n49824.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having a single stem</i> or <i>straw</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">frumentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:69"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 7, 12, § 69</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^caulis" key="u_ni^caulis" opt="n" orig_id="n49825"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭ-caulis">unicaulis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <sense id="n49825.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having a single stalk</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus carduorum silvestrium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:262"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 23, 99, § 262</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">faba leguminum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:57"><author>id.</author> 18, 7, 10, § 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cuminum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:176"><author>id.</author> 19, 10, 57, § 176</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^ce_" key="u_ni^ce_" opt="n" orig_id="n49826"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭcē">unice</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. unicus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^ceps" key="u_ni^ceps" opt="n" orig_id="n49827"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭceps">uniceps</head>, <itype opt="n">cĭpĭtis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <sense id="n49827.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one-headed</i> (eccl. Lat.), Jul. ap. Aug. c. Sec. Resp. Jul. 5, 15.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^co^lor" key="u_ni^co^lor" opt="n" orig_id="n49828"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭ-cŏlor">unicolor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype> (collat. form <i>acc. plur.</i> unicoloras animas, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Ham.</title> 821</bibl>), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <sense id="n49828.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of one color, all of one</i> or <i>the same color</i> (opp. varius, differens): <cit><quote lang="la">sues,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:4:3"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oculus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:145"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 54, § 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">torus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:611"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 611</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^cornis" key="u_ni^cornis" opt="n" orig_id="n49829"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭcornis">unicornis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-cornu</etym>, <i>onehorned, having a single horn.</i>  <sense id="n49829.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Indici boves,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:72"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 21, 30, § 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animal,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:255"><author>id.</author> 11, 46, 106, § 255</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rhinoceros,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 3, 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> adv. Jud. 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49829.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:tlg,0527,027:91:11"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Psa.</title> 91, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^cornu^us" key="u_ni^cornu^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49830"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭcornŭus">unicornuus</head>, <itype opt="n">ui</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">unicornis</etym>, pure Lat. for monoceros, <sense id="n49830.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the unicorn</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Marc. 3, 18</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> adv. Jud. 10</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>Off.</title> Min. 2, 16, 85</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^corpo^re^us" key="u_ni^corpo^re^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49831"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭcorpŏrĕus">unicorporeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unuscorpus</etym>, <sense id="n49831.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having one body, single-bodied</i>: signum in caelo (taurus), <bibl default="NO"><author>Firm.</author> <title>Math.</title> 2, 12</bibl> <abbr>med.</abbr></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^cu^ba" key="u_ni^cu^ba" opt="n" orig_id="n49832"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭcŭba">unicuba</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">unus-cubo</etym>, <sense id="n49832.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that has lain with but one husband</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> adv. Jovin. 1, 49 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^cultor" key="u_ni^cultor" opt="n" orig_id="n49833"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭ-cultor">unicultor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <sense id="n49833.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a worshipper of one God, a monotheist</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,001:13:90"><author>Prud.</author> <title>στεφ.</title> 13, 90</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^cus" key="u_ni^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n49834"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭcus">unicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <i>one and no more, only, sole, single</i> (class.).  <sense id="n49834.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, of number: <cit><quote lang="la">tuus unicus gnatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:16"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 1, 1 (16)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gnatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:68"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> prol. 68</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:131"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:540">540</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">gnata,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:540"><author>id.</author> <title>And.</title> 540</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la"><bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:101">101</bibl>: filius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:65"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> prol. 65</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:261"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 3, 45 (261)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:93"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 93</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:14:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 14, 41</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid me patrem par facere'st, quoi ille'st unicus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:147"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 1, 2, 38 (147)</bibl></cit> (44): <cit><quote lang="la">filia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:646"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 646</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:104"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 41, § 104</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0692,007:334"><author>Verg.</author> <title>Cir.</title> 334</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:4:2"><author>Just.</author> 1, 4, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">consul,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:25:11"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 25, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">maritus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:14:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 14, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:350"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 2, 2, 26 (350)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">anser erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:684"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 684</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:853"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 853</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ancillula,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:21:19"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 1, 21, 19</bibl></cit>.—Strengthened by <i>unus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui me unum atque unicum amicum habuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:73:6"><author>Cat.</author> 73, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">idque unum et prae omnibus unicum effice,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:4:31:7"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 4, 31, 7</bibl></cit>.—By <i>solus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quamlubet esto Unica res quaedam nativo corpore sola,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:542"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 542</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unica solaque res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:1078"><author>id.</author> 2, 1078</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49834.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic., of abstract subjects: <cit><quote lang="la">spes unica imperii populi Romani, L. Quinctius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:26:8"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 26, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unicum doloris levamentum studia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:19:1"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 19, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">satis tutum praesidium, quod unicum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:33"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unicum afflictae mihi solamen hoc est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,002:703"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Troad.</title> 703</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,003:89"><author>id.</author> <title>Phoen.</title> 89</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49834.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, of nature, character, or quality, <i>alone of its kind, singular, uncommon, unparalleled, unique</i> (cf.: egregius, eminens): homo unica est natura ac singularia, Turp. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 491, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis tam ... ingenio unico? Afran. ap. Fest. s. v. sagaces, p. 321 Müll.: eximius imperator, unicus dux,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:12:13"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 12, 13</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">imperator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:6:17"><author>id.</author> 6, 6, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vir unicus in omni fortunā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:1:9"><author>id.</author> 7, 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">juvenis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:32:13"><author>id.</author> 8, 32, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dictator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:14:9"><author>id.</author> 22, 14, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spectator caeli siderumque (Archimedes),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:34:2"><author>id.</author> 24, 34, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ultor Romanae ignominiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:15:10"><author>id.</author> 9, 15, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puer,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:454"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 454</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">volucris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:239"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 239</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:531"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 531</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">liberalitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:12:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 12, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:33:21:4"><author>Liv.</author> 33, 21, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">spes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:pr:2"><author>Quint.</author> 6, praef. § 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mors,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:4:509"><author>Luc.</author> 4, 509</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">concordia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:33:8"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 33, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exemplum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:21:21"><author>id.</author> 1, 21, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam tu poëta es prorsus ad eam rem unicus,</quote> <i><i>singularly fit</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:748"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 4, 1, 3 (748)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tibi ille unicu'st, mihi etiam unico magis unicus,</quote> <i><i>more than an only one, more than a darling</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:156"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 1, 2, 47 (156)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:407"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 3, 3 (407)</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49834.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp., in a bad sense, <i>singularly bad, detestable</i> (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">unica malitia atque nequitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:3:6:11"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 3, 6, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scelus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:7:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 7, 2</bibl></cit>: luxuria, Fest. s. v. Sardanapalus, p. 322 Müll.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūnĭcē</orth>, <i>alone, solely, singularly, especially, in an extraordinary degree</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem unice diligere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eximie et unice delectare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:11:13:4"><author>Gell.</author> 11, 13, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eo ornamento P.Vergilius unice est usus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:24"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus amator unice Vergilius fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:3:14"><author>id.</author> 9, 3, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid Tiridaten terreat, unice Securus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>utterly regardless</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:26:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 26, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mammarum vitiis aizoum unice medetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:26:163"><author>Plin.</author> 26, 15, 92, § 163</bibl></cit>.—In Plaut. with <i>unus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">me unice unum ex omnibus te atque illam amare aiebas mihi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:208"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 3, 56 (208)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">immo unice unum plurimi pendit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:207"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 2, 29 (207)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 1, 12 (12)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:185"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 91 (185)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^fi_nis" key="u_ni^fi_nis" opt="n" orig_id="n49835"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭ-fīnis">unifinis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <sense id="n49835.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>possessing the same termination</i> (eccl. Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>in Psa.</title> 117</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^formis" key="u_ni^formis" opt="n" orig_id="n49836"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭ-formis">uniformis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-forma</etym>, <sense id="n49836.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having only one shape</i> or <i>form, uniform</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">simplex quiddam et uniforme doceri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:32"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facies deorum dearumque,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:11:5:5"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 11, 5, 5</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">humanum genus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Asclep.</title> p. 98, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alimonia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:7:5"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 7, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">institutum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Epit. 9"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 9</bibl></cit> <i>med.—Adv.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūnĭformĭter</orth>, <i>in one and the same manner, uniformly</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Asclep.</title> p. 77, 18</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 2, 88</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^formi^tas" key="u_ni^formi^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n49837"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭformĭtas">uniformitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">uniformis</etym>, <sense id="n49837.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>uniformity</i> (opp. varietas; <cit><quote lang="la">post-class.),</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 7, 5 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 7, 212</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 17 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^formi^ter" key="u_ni^formi^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n49838"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭformĭter">uniformiter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. uniformis, <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^ge^na" key="u_ni^ge^na" opt="n" orig_id="n49839"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭgĕna">unigena</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype> (collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">oenĭgĕ-nŏs</orth> <itype opt="n">unigenitus</itype>, Paul. ex <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=195"><author>Fest.</author> p. 195</bibl> Müll.), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-gigno</etym>. <sense id="n49839.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Only-begotten, only</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">idcirco singularem deus hunc mundum atque unigenam procreavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:4:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Univ.</title> 4, 10</bibl></cit>.—In Christian authors, of Christ: <cit><quote lang="la">dominus deusque,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul. Nol.</author> <title>Carm.</title> 5, 46</bibl></cit>; cf. unigenitus.—</sense><sense id="n49839.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Born of one parent, of one</i> or <i>the same family</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): te, Phoebe, relinquens Unigenamque simul cultricem montibus Idri, i. e. <i>Diana</i>, sister of Phoebus. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:64:301"><author>Cat.</author> 64, 301</bibl>; of <i>Zephyrus</i>, as brother of Memnon, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:66:53"><author>id.</author> 66, 53</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^ge^ni^tus" key="u_ni^ge^ni^tus" opt="n" orig_id="n49840"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭ-gĕnĭtus">unigenitus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-gigno</etym>, <sense id="n49840.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>only-begotten, only</i> (eccl. Lat.; cf. unicus): unigenitus ille vocatur, qui parentibus solus sit, <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> adv. Helv. 9</bibl>: filius, Tert. adv Gnost. 7; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:11:24"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 11, 24</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Vulg.</author> Johan 1, 14</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^ju^gus" key="u_ni^ju^gus" opt="n" orig_id="n49841"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭ-jŭgus">uniiugus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-iugum</etym>. <i>having one yoke</i>: vinea, <i>fastened to a single yoke</i> or <i>cross-beam.</i>  <sense id="n49841.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:22"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 22</bibl>. 35, § 183.—* </sense><sense id="n49841.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>that has been married only once</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Joseph,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Monog.</title> 6 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^mammae" key="u_ni^mammae" opt="n" orig_id="n49842"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭmammae">unimammae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <number opt="n">plur.</number> <etym opt="n">unus mamma</etym>, <sense id="n49842.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one-breasted</i> women, i. e. <i>Amazons.</i> Titian. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 9, 2, 64</bibl>; Auct. Itin. Alex. 41; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1672,001:Rer. Gest. Alex. 3:50"><author>Jul. Val.</author> Rer. Gest. Alex. 3, 50</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^ma^nus" key="u_ni^ma^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49843"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭmănus">unimanus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-manus</etym> <i>having only one hand, one-handed.</i>  <sense id="n49843.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">puer natus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:21:3"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 21, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:21:12">41, 21, 12</bibl> —</sense><sense id="n49843.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Unimanus, <i>the surname of a certain Claudius.</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:17:16"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 17, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^mo^dus" key="u_ni^mo^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n49844"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭmŏdus">unimodus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-modus</etym>. <sense id="n49844.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of one fashion</i> or <i>sort, simple</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">compages,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0238,002:768"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Psych.</title> 768</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 2, 15</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^no_mi^us" key="u_ni^no_mi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49845"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭnōmĭus">uninomius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-nomen</etym>, = <foreign lang="greek">ὁμώνυμος</foreign>, <sense id="n49845.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of one name, bearing the same name</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> 1, 6, 17</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^o1" key="u_ni^o1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49846"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭo">unio</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭi, ītum, 4</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <sense id="n49846.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to join together, unite</i> (post-Aug. and very rare; cf. conjungo): <cit><quote lang="la">caelum mari,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Anim.</title> 17</bibl></cit>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Sulp.Sev.</author> <title>Chron.</title> 2, 43, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">corpora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,016:2:2:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Q. N.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:39:2:15:section=13"><author>Dig.</author> 39, 2, 15, § 13</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p283"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 283, 30</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^o2" key="u_ni^o2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49847"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭo">unio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> and <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>. <sense id="n49847.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Fem</i> </sense><sense id="n49847.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The number one, oneness, unity</i> (eccl Lat.): decas decimā unione completur, Hier. in Amos, 2, 5, 5; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Monog.</title> 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Res. Carn.</title> 2 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>—</sense><sense id="n49847.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A unity, union</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">Maria Dei unione fecunda,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> Ep 22, 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">18, 14</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49847.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, concr. </sense><sense id="n49847.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Masc., a single large pearl</i> (cf. margarita), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:112"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 35, 56, § 112</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:122">9, 35, 59, § 122</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:7:9:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 7, 9, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:8:81:4"><author>Mart.</author> 8, 81, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:49:13">12, 49, 13</bibl>.— <abbr>Fem.</abbr>: Cleopatranae, <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb. Poll.</author> <title>XXX. Tyr.</title> 32</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n49847.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Fem., a kind of single onion</i> caepam, quam vocant unionem rustici. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:10:1"><author>Col.</author> 12, 10, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^o^la" key="u_ni^o^la" opt="n" orig_id="n49848"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭŏla">uniola</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">2. unio</etym>, <sense id="n49848.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plani</i>, otherwise unknown, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 77</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUni^o^ni_tae" key="Uni^o^ni_tae" opt="n" orig_id="n49849"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Unĭŏnītae">Unionitae</head>, <itype opt="n">ārum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">2. unio</etym>, <sense id="n49849.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Unionites, Unitarians</i>, a religious sect that denied the Trinity, <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Apoth.</title> 246</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^pe^ti^us" key="u_ni^pe^ti^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49850"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭpĕtĭus">unipetius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-pes</etym>, <sense id="n49850.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having only one stalk</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">urtica,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Marc. Emp.</author> 15 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_nistirpis" key="u_nistirpis" opt="n" orig_id="n49851"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnistirpis">unistirpis</head>, e. <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-stirps</etym>, <sense id="n49851.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>having only one stem</i> or <i>trunk</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:125"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 30, 54, § 125</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^tas" key="u_ni^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n49852"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭtas">unitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <i>the state of being one, oneness, unity.</i>  <sense id="n49852.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: singularis numeri unitas. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:8:11"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 8, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">linum duplex triplexve sic tortum. ut unitas in eo facta sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:4:4"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 4, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Monotes et Henotes, id est solitas et unitas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Valent. 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alv ei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:48"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 9, 9, § 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mundi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:2:1:14"><author>Just.</author> 2, 1, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in unitatem coire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:19"><author>Cels.</author> 4, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inter se implicantur et quasi unitatem faciunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11"><author>Col.</author> 11</bibl></cit>. 3, 43.—</sense><sense id="n49852.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49852.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Sameness, uniformity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si alterum horum diceretur Priamus alterum Hecuba, nullam unitatem assignificaret, quae apparet in lego et legi et in Priamus et Priamo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:3"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 8, § 3</bibl></cit> Müll; <cit><quote lang="la">foliorum unitas in suo cuique genere permanet, praeterquam populo, hederae, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:85"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 22, 35, § 85</bibl></cit>: in unitatem venit equester ordo, <i>are brought under one name</i> (that of Equites), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:32"><author>id.</author> 33, 2, 8, § 32</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49852.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Unity of sentiment, agreement, concord</i> virtutes ibi esse debebunt, ubi consensus atque unitas erit: <cit><quote lang="la">dissident vitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:8:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 8, 5</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^ter" key="u_ni^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n49853"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭter">uniter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <sense id="n49853.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>into one, together in one, conjointly</i>, = in unum (Lucretian): <cit><quote lang="la">cum corporis atque animaï Discidium fuerit, quibus e sumus uniter apti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:839"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 839</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:846">3, 846</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:555">5, 555</bibl>; 5, 558: cedere, Schol. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:298"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 298</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni_^usmo^di" key="u_ni_^usmo^di" opt="n" orig_id="n49854"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnī̆usmŏdi">uniusmodi</head>, v. unus, I. B. 1.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^versa_lis" key="u_ni^versa_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49855"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭversālis">universalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">universus</etym>, <sense id="n49855.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to all</i> or <i>the whole, universal</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">praecepta universalia vel perpetualia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:13:14"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 13, 14</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">quaestiones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:5:5"><author>id.</author> 3, 5, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:5:12">3, 5, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:5:3"><author>id.</author> 8, 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil inveniebam aut proprium aut universale,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:71:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 71, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^versa_li^ter" key="u_ni^versa_li^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n49856"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭversālĭter">universaliter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">universalis</etym>, <sense id="n49856.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>all together</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si grex venierit universaliter uno pretio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:18:1:35"><author>Dig.</author> 18, 1, 35 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^versa_tim" key="u_ni^versa_tim" opt="n" orig_id="n49857"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭversātim">universatim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">universus</etym>, <sense id="n49857.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>altogether, wholly, entirely</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">consecrare aliquem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:8:2"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^verse_" key="u_ni^verse_" opt="n" orig_id="n49858"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭversē">universe</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. universus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^versim" key="u_ni^versim" opt="n" orig_id="n49859"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭversim">universim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">universus</etym>, <sense id="n49859.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>all together, as a whole</i> (ante- and post-class.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0112,001:Bell. Pun. 3:7"><author>Naev.</author> <title>Bell. Pun.</title> 3, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">generibus rerum summatim universimque utitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:3:22"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 3, 22</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^versi^tas" key="u_ni^versi^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n49860"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭversĭtas">universitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">universus</etym>, <i>the whole.</i>  <sense id="n49860.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">universitas generis humani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:65:164"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 65, 164</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in universitate rerum,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>in the universe</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:43:120"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 43, 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">communem rerum naturam universitatemque omnia continentem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:15:39"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 15, 39</bibl></cit> B. and K.: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc interdictum ad universitatem bonorum, non ad singulas res pertinet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:2:1"><author>Dig.</author> 43, 2, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aedificii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:41:1:7"><author>ib.</author> 41, 1, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aedium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:41:3:23"><author>ib.</author> 41, 3, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non tantum universitati ejus attendas, verum etiam particulas persequaris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:8:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 8, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orationis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:5:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 5, 7</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:3:15:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 15, 5</bibl>: res per universitatem adquirere, <i>in the aggregate</i>, of succession to the entire property of a person, <bibl default="NO"><author>Gai</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 97</bibl> sq.; <bibl default="NO">2, 191</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:3:1:section=13"><author>Dig.</author> 43, 3, 1, § 13</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49860.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, concr. </sense><sense id="n49860.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The whole number of things, the whole world, the universe</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">universitatis corpus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:chapter=5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Univ.</title> 5</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:chapter=12"><author>id.</author> ib. 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">volubilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:11"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 5, 4, § 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ambitus terrae totius ad magnitudinem universitatis instar obtuet puncti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:15:1:4"><author>Amm.</author>15, 1, 4</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49860.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A number of persons associated into one body, a society, company, community, guild, corporation</i>, etc. (jurid. Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">universitatis sunt, non singulorum, veluti quae in civitatibus sunt theatra et stadia et similia et siqua alia sunt communia civitatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:8:6"><author>Dig.</author> 1, 8, 6</bibl></cit>: quae (res) publicae sunt nullius in bonis creduntur, ipsius enim universitatis esse creduntur, Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 2, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod cujusque universitatis nomine vel contra eam agetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:3:4:2"><author>Dig.</author> 3, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de libertis universitatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38"><author>ib.</author> 38</bibl></cit>, tit. 3; Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 2, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^versus" key="u_ni^versus" opt="n" orig_id="n49861"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭversus">universus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> contr., unvorsum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:262"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 262</bibl>; <number opt="n">plur.</number> OINVORSEI, S. C. Bacch.), <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-verto, turned into one, combined into one whole</etym>, <sense id="n49861.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>all together, all taken collectively, whole, entire, collective, general, universal</i> (opp. singuli). </sense><sense id="n49861.1" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <abbr>Sing.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">universa provincia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:168"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 69, § 168</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:17:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 17, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">familia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:20:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 20, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:34:112"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 34, 112</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:2:3">4, 2, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">universum mundum complecti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:43:120"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 43, 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Gallia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:39:2"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 39, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">triduum,</quote> <i><i>three days together</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:224"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 224</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:15:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 15, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">odium tantum ac tam universum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:27:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 27, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">confusa atque universa defensio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">universa et propria oratoris vis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:15:64"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 15, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de universā philosophiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:3:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bellum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:11:1"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dimicatio,</quote> <i><i>a general engagement</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:32:2"><author>id.</author> 22, 32, 2</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">pugna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:12:9"><author>id.</author> 27, 12, 9</bibl></cit>.—Strengthened by <i>totus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">lupus Gregem universum voluit totum avortere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:172"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 134 (172)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49861.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">de universis generibus rerum dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:17:71"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 17, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex iis rebus universis eloquentia constat, quibus in singulis elaborare permagnum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:5:19"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 5, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut eadem sit utilitas uniuscujusque et universorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:6:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 6, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae (virtus) etiam populos universos tueri soleat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:14:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 14, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in illum universi tela coniciunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:44"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 44</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:26">4, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:17">7, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (Democritus) ita sit ausus ordiri: haec loquor de universis. Nihil excipit, de quo non profiteatur: quid enim esse potest extra universa?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 23, 73</bibl></cit>.—Strengthened by <i>omnes</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">id genus hominum omnibus Universis est adversum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1047"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 3, 40 (1047)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">talibus dictis universi omnes assensere,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:7:5:1"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 7, 5, 1</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49861.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Substt.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n49861.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūnĭversi</orth>, <itype opt="n">ōrum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the whole body</i> of citizens, <i>all men</i> together: <cit><quote lang="la">cum crudelitate unius oppressi essent universi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:31:43"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 31, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et earum urbium separatim ab universis singulos diligunt (di),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:66:165"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 66, 165</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si universi videre optimum et in eo consentire possent, nihil opus esset pluribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:34:52"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 34, 52</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=gal.:10"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Galb.</title> 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49861.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūnĭversum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>the whole world, the universe</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum censet imagines divinitate praeditas inesse in universitate rerum: tum principia mentis, quae sunt in eodem universo, deos esse dicit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:43:120"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 43, 120</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">genitor universi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:10:10"><author>Col.</author> 3, 10, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49861.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Adverb.: in universum, <i>as a whole, in general, generally</i> (not in Cic. or Caes.): <cit><quote lang="la">non nominatim, sed in universum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:26:8"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 26, 8</bibl></cit>: terra etsi aliquando specie differt, in universum tamen aut silvis horrida aut paludibus foeda, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:5"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 5</bibl>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:50"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 17, 19, § 50</bibl>.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūnĭversē</orth>, <i>in general, generally</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">omnmo, generatim, communiter): singillatim potius quam generatim atque universe loqui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:143"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 55, § 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cetera universe mandavi: illud proprie, ne pateretur prorogari nobis provincias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:2:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 2, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,009"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Dogm. Plat.</title> 3, p. 268</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^vi^ra" key="u_ni^vi^ra" opt="n" orig_id="n49862"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭvĭra">univira</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūnĭvĭrĭa</orth>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb. Poll.</author> <title>XXX. Tyr.</title> 32</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 307, 3</bibl>), <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">unusvir</etym>, <sense id="n49862.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a woman that has had only one husband</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Exhort. ad Castit.</title> 13</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> adv. Jovin. 1, 11</bibl>.—<abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">univira viduitas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Psych. 8</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^vi^ra_tus" key="u_ni^vi^ra_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n49863"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭvĭrātus">univiratus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <etym opt="n">univira</etym>, <sense id="n49863.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the state</i> or <i>condition of a woman who has married but once</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Exhort. ad Castit.</title> 13</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>ad Uxor.</title> 1, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">2, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^vi^ri^a" key="u_ni^vi^ri^a" opt="n" orig_id="n49864"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭvĭrĭa">univiria</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, v. univira.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ni^vo^cus" key="u_ni^vo^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n49865"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnĭvŏcus">univocus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-vox</etym>, <sense id="n49865.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that has but one meaning, univocal</i> (logical t. t.): <cit><quote lang="la">univocis aequivoca conectere,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 4, § 339</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO">4, § 356</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_no" key="u_no" opt="n" orig_id="n49866"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūno">uno</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <sense id="n49866.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to make one, to join, unite</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dividere potius quam unare,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Prax. 27</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_no^cu^lus" key="u_no^cu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n49867"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnŏcŭlus">unoculus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus-oculus</etym>, <sense id="n49867.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one-eyed</i>: Cyclops, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:11:5"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 11, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens (Arimaspi),</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 15</bibl></cit> <i>med.—Subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūnŏcŭlus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>a one-eyed person</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:392"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 3, 22 (392)</bibl> sqq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossU_no^mammi^a" key="U_no^mammi^a" opt="n" orig_id="n49868"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ūnŏmammĭa">Unomammia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">unus-mamma</etym>, <sense id="n49868.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Single-breasted land</i>, a comically - formed name to denote the country of the Amazons, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:445"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 3, 75 (445)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_no_se_" key="u_no_se_" opt="n" orig_id="n49869"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnōsē">unose</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">unus</etym>, <sense id="n49869.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>at once, at the same time, together</i>, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 183, 21</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 213 Rib.).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossunquam" key="unquam" opt="n" orig_id="n49870"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="unquam">unquam</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. umquam.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_nus" key="u_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49871"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnus">unus</head> (old forms OINOS and OENOS; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:3:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 3, 9</bibl>; C. I. L. 1, 32, 35), a, um (scanned <i>gen. sing.</i> unĭus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:2:379"><author>Lucr.</author> 2, 379</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:41"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:6:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 6, 13</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">unīus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:251"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 251</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:181"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 181</bibl> al.; ante-class. collat. form of the <i>gen. sing.</i> uni, Titin. ap. Prisc. pp. 694 and 717 P.; <i>dat. m.</i> uno, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:18:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 18, 6</bibl>; <i>dat. f.</i> unae, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:19:1"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 19, 1</bibl>; <case opt="n">acc.</case> OINO, C. I. L. <i>l. l.; voc.</i> une, Plaut. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> p. 673</bibl> P.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:37:17"><author>Cat.</author> 37, 17</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:63"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 8, § 63</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,001:1:7"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Conf.</title> 1, 7</bibl>), <pos opt="n">num. adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">οἴνη, οἶος;</foreign> Goth. ains; Germ. eins; Engl. one</etym>.  <sense id="n49871.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Prop. </sense><sense id="n49871.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>one, a single.</i> </sense><sense id="n49871.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <abbr>Sing.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">dabitur tibi amphora una et una semita, Fons unus, unum aënum et octo dolia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:121"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 1, 33 (121)</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">mulieres duas pejores esse quam unam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:592"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 5, 1, 2 (592)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pluris est oculatus testis unus, quam auriti decem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:489"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 6, 8 (489)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unius esse negotium diei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:82"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 82</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mors Tiberii Gracchi ... divisit populum unum in duas partes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:19:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 19, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum penes unum est omnium summa rerum, regem illum unum vocamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:26:42"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 26, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui uno et octogesimo anno scribens est mortuus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:5:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 5, 13</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:141"><author>Plin.</author> 29, 6, 39, § 141</bibl>.—Corresponding to <i>alter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Helvetii continentur unā ex parte flumine Rheno, alterā ex parte monte Jurā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unum, alterum, tertium annum Sassia quiescebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:64:178"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 64, 178</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 29, § 66</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:76">2, 5, 29, § 76</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">exercituum unus ... alter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:44:1"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 44, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ratio triplex: una de vitā et moribus, altera de naturā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:5:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 5, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum duas cerneret vias, unam Voluptatis, alteram Virtutis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:32:118"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 32, 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unam Nicaeam, alteram Bucephalen vocavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:12:8:8"><author>Just.</author> 12, 8, 8</bibl></cit>; and, connected with <i>alter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">habetur una atque altera contio vehemens,</quote> <i><i>repeated, several</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:28:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 28, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque in uno aut altero animadversum est, sed jam in pluribus,</quote> <i><i>one or two</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:21:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 21, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">meae verecundiae sufficit unus aut alter, ac potius unus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:13:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 13, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:3:1">4, 3, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">excepto patre tuo, praeterea uno aut altero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus atque alter et mox plures,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:12"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus et alter assentiuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:5:7:4"><author>Curt.</author> 5, 7, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed postquam amans accessit ... Unus et item alter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:77"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amici, Qui modo de multis unus et alter erant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:3:16"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 3, 16</bibl></cit>; rarely unus post unum (= singuli deinceps): <cit><quote lang="la">interiere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Epit. 26:41"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 26, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uno plus Tuscorum cecidisse in acie (sc. quam Romanorum),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:7:2"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 7, 2</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">legem unā plures tribus antiquarunt quam jusserunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:30:7"><author>id.</author> 5, 30, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.4" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> With <i>gen. part.</i>: Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres: quarum unam incolunt Belgae, aliam, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">totam philosophiam tres in partes diviserunt ... quarum cum una sit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">superiores tres erant, quarum est una sola defensa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:7:20"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 7, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">orare ut trium harum rerum unam ab se impetrari sinerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:23:5"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 23, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex unis geminas mihi conficies nuptias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:674"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 674</bibl></cit>: molas asinarias unas, et trusatiles unas, Hispanienses unas. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:10:4"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 10, 4</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">molae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:13:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quadrigae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:1:14"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 1, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">similitudines, unae rerum, alterae verborum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:3:20:33"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 3, 20, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adductus sum tuis unis et alteris litteris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:18:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 18, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">decumae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:227"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 98, § 227</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tibi invideo, quod unis vestimentis tam diu lautus es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:29:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 29, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">satis una superque Vidimus excidia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:642"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 642</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:4:548"><author>Luc.</author> 4, 548</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.6" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> With <i>gen. part.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tria Graecorum genera sunt, quorum uni sunt Athenienses, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:27:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 27, 64</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp. </sense><sense id="n49871.8" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Adverbial expressions. </sense><sense id="n49871.9" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Ad unum, <i>all together, unanimously, to a man, without exception</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">amplius duūm milium numero ad unum terga vertebant, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:70"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 70</bibl>: consurrexit senatus cum clamore ad unum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:2:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Juppiter, si nondum exosus ad unum Trojanos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:687"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 687</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cui sunt adsensi ad unum (senatores),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:16:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 16, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ipsos ad unum caedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:5:32"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 5, 32</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">usu. with omnes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:23:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 23, 86</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:42:2"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 42, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:27"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 27</bibl>; cf. ad, C. 2.— </sense><sense id="n49871.10" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In unum, <i>into one, to one place, together</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Fibrenus divisus aequaliter in duas partes latera haec alluit, rapideque dilapsus cito in unum confluit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 3, 6</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:51:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 51, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:11:4"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 11, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:7:8">44, 7, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:7:2"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 7, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:673"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 673</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.11" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of that which is common to several persons or things, <i>one and the same.</i> </sense><sense id="n49871.12" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Alone. </sense><sense id="n49871.13" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <abbr>Sing.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum suo sibi gnato unam ad amicam de die Potare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:825"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 4, 2, 16 (825)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uno exemplo ne omnes vitam viverent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:727"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 132 (727)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> prol. 20</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">unius aetatis clarissimi et sapientissimi nostrae civitatis viri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:8:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 8, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa cum uno tempore audīsset, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:9:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 9, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque uno etiam tempore accidit, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:15"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnibus hic erit unus honos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:308"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 308</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes una manet nox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:28:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 28, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus utrique Error,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:51"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">parentum injuriae Unius modi sunt ferme,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:205"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 205</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">noli putare tolerabiles horum insanias nec unius modi fore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:7:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 7, 5</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">unius modi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:chapter=7"><author>id.</author> <title>Univ.</title> 7</bibl></cit>.—Esp., uno ore, <i>with one voice, all together, unanimously</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ceteri amici omnes Uno ore auctores fuere, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:625"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 625</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de cujus utilitate omnes uno ore consentiunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:23:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 23, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unoque omnes eadem ore fremebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:132"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 132</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.14" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">aderit una in unis aedibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:367"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 367</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unis moribus et nunquam mutatis legibus vivunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:26:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 26, 63</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.15" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Connected with <i>idem</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">exitus quidem omnium unus et idem fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:47:97"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 47, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quā (sc. causā) omnes sentirent unum atque idem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:7:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 7, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ferar unus et idem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:200"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 200</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:14:18"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 14, 18</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.16" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> Corresponding to <i>idem</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non semper idem floribus est honor Vernis, neque uno Luna rubens nitet Vultu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:11:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 11, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.17" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> For solus, of that which is alone, by itself; <i>one, alone, only, sole, single.</i> </sense><sense id="n49871.18" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <abbr>Sing.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n49871.19" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Alone: <cit><quote lang="la">hic unus, ut ego suspicor, servat fidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1113"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 4, 21 (1113)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unum hoc scio, hanc meritam esse, ut memor esses sui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:281"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 281</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">unum hoc definio, tantam esse necessitatem virtutis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum mihi sit unum opus hoc a parentibus meis relictum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:22:35"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 22, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc vero eversis omnibus rebus, una ratio videtur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:21:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 21, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">itaque unum illud erat insitum priscis illis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:12:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 12, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quove praesidio unus per tot gentes pervenisset?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:18:3"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 18, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">erat omnino in Galliā ulteriore legio una,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pompejus plus potest unus, quam ceteri omnes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cui (sc. mihi) semper uni magis, quam universis, placere voluisti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 16, § 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (sc. Demosthenes) unus eminet inter omnes in omni genere dicendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:29:104"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 29, 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">te unum in tanto exercitu mihi fuisse adsensorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:21:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 21, 1</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">de Antonio nihil dico praeter unum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:3:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.20" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <i>ex</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum te unum ex omnibus ad dicendum maxime natum aptumque cognōssem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:22:99"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 22, 99</bibl></cit>: ille unus ex omnibus Italicis intactus profugit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:67:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 67, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:69:4">69, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.21" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille unus ordinis nostri discessu meo palam exsultavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:64:133"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 64, 133</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod post Cannensem cladem unus Romanorum imperatorum prospere rem gessisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:30:19"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 30, 19</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.22" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> With <i>sup.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu, quam ego unam vidi mulierem audacissumam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:519"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 3, 1, 16 (519)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus istic servos est sacerrumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:951"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 2, 67 (951)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rem unam esse omnium difficillimam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:6:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 6, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbem unam mihi amicissimam declinavi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:41:97"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 41, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo ego uno equite Romano familiarissime utor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:43:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 43, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">virum unum totius Graeciae doctissimum Platonem accepimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:9:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 9, 23</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.22α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> With <i>magis</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam Juno fertur terris magis omnibus unam Posthabitā coluisse Samo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:15"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 15</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.22β" level="5" n="ζ" opt="n"> With <i>comp.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sagacius unus odoror,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:12:4"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 12, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.22γ" level="5" n="η" opt="n"> Strengthened by <i>solus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus est solus inventus, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:62:130"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 62, 130</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 5, § 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex uno oppido solo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:185"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 75, § 185</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nil admirari prope res est una, Numici, Solaque, quae, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:6:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">te unum, solum suum depeculatorem, vexatorem ... venisse senserunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:40:96"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 40, 96</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus solusque censebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:76"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 76</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.22δ" level="5" n="θ" opt="n"> Strengthened by <i>tantum</i> (rare before the Aug. age; once in Cic.; cf. Halm ad <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:22:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 22, 62</bibl>): <cit><quote lang="la">inter bina castra ... unum flumen tantum intererat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:19"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">excepit unum tantum, nihil amplius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:23:74"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 23, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unius tantum criminis in vincla te duci jubeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:56:4"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 56, 4</bibl></cit> Weissenb. ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">unā tantum perforatā navi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:50:6"><author>id.</author> 21, 50, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:9:5">34, 9, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:43:6">44, 43, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8:5:5"><author>Just.</author> 8, 5, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:79:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 79, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:120"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 35, 58, § 120</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:131">11, 37, 47, § 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:28:14"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 28, 14</bibl>; cf. <abbr>absol.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">unum defuisse tantum superbiae, quod, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:16:5"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 16, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.22ε" level="5" n="ι" opt="n"> Strengthened by <i>modo</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nam aliis unus modo, aliis plures, aliis omnes eidem videntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:54:180"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 54, 180</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hi unum modo quale sit suspicantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:9:28"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc autem si ita sit, ut unum modo sensibus falsum videtur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:32:101"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 32, 101</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:6:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 6, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:89:6"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 89, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:H. 3:61:12"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 61, 12</bibl> Dietsch; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:45:4"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 45, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:42:5">23, 42, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.22ζ" level="5" n="κ" opt="n"> Unus for unus omnium maxime: <cit><quote lang="la">quae tibi una in amore atque in deliciis fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 1, § 3</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">Nautes, unum Tritonia Pallas Quem docuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:704"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 704</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.22η" level="5" n="λ" opt="n"> Emphat., with negatives, <i>no one</i> person or thing, <i>not a single one, none whatever</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eum si reddis mihi, praeterea unum nummum ne duis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:331"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 2, 81 (331)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo de nobis unus excellat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:36:105"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 36, 105</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut unum signum Byzantii ex maximo numero nullum haberent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:4:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 4, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullā re unā magis oratorem commendari, quam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:59:216"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 59, 216</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec adhortatio praetoris non modo quemquam unum elicuit ad suadendum, sed ne fremitum quidem movit (i. e. non modo non ... sed),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:20:7"><author>Liv.</author> 32, 20, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quia nemo unus satis dignus regno visus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:6:3"><author>id.</author> 2, 6, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eo mortuo ad neminem unum summa imperii redit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:18"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Rhodiis ut nihil unum insigne, ita omnis generis dona dedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:20:7"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 20, 7</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:45:4"><author>id.</author> 3, 45, 4</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.23" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">sequere me Tres unos passus,</quote> <i><i>three single steps, only three steps</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:832"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 7, 34 (832)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unae quinque minae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 1, 52 (54)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ruri dum sum ego unos sex dies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:167"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 129 (167)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:738"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 4, 2, 68 (738)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sese unis Suebis concedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ubii, qui uni legatos miserant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut unis litteris totius aestatis res gestas ad senatum perscriberem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:7:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 7, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">abs te ipso, qui me accusas, unas mihi scito litteras redditas esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:5:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 5, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense id="n49871.24" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>indef., a</i> or <i>an, one, some, some one.</i> </sense><sense id="n49871.25" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Without a <i>pron.</i> </sense><sense id="n49871.26" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">inter mulieres, Quae ibi aderant, forte unam aspicio adulescentulam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:118"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ibi una aderit mulier lepida, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:942"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 1, 38 (942)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sicut unus paterfamilias his de rebus loquor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:29:132"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 29, 132</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">me una haec res torquet, quod non Pompejum tanquam unus manipularis secutus sim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:10:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 10, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.27" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>ex</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut me sic audiatis ut unum e togatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:22:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 22, 36</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">qui non fuit orator unus e multis: potius inter multos prope singularis fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:79:274"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 79, 274</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex principibus unus nomine Polyaenus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:22:1"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 22, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus ex ultimā turbā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:27:1"><author>id.</author> 24, 27, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.28" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <i>de</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tenuis L. Verginius unusque de multis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:20:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 20, 66</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49871.29" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> With <i>gen. part.</i> (not in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">eregione unius eorum pontium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:35"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Apollonides principum unus orationem habuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:28:1"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 28, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pastorum unus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:4:8"><author>id.</author> 10, 4, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servus unus exulum initium fecit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:23:6"><author>id.</author> 25, 23, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scortum transfugarum unius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:12:16"><author>id.</author> 26, 12, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:33:11">26, 33, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:42:30">30, 42, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:23:7">37, 23, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:5:10">40, 5, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus turbae militaris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:42:4"><author>id.</author> 22, 42, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:40:6">6, 40, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus hostium Latinae linguae sciens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:13"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">una Amazonum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:56"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unum se civium (esse) respondit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.30" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> With <i>sup.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">est huic unus servos violentissimus, Qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:247"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 2, 1, 39 (247)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">tanquam mihi cum M. Crasso contentio esset, non cum uno gladiatore nequissimo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:3:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 3, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.31" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With, </sense><sense id="n49871.32" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Aliquis</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex quibus si unum aliquod in te cognoveris, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:9:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 9, 27</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ad unum aliquem confugere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:12:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 12, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unius alicujus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:19:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 19, 64</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 24, § 62</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:9">2, 2, 3, § 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:10:1:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 10, 1, 3</bibl>.—In the order aliquis unus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:32:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 32, 48</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.33" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Quidam</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">est enim eloquentia una quaedam de summis virtutibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:14:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 14, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unius cujusdam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:10:40"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 10, 40</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.34" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>Quivis</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si tu solus aut quivis unus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:22:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 22, 62</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.35" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>Quilibet</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">queratur unus quilibet militis mei injuriam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:42:3"><author>Liv.</author> 42, 42, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unus Quiritium quilibet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:40:6"><author>id.</author> 6, 40, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quilibet unus ex iis, quos, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:17:15"><author>id.</author> 9, 17, 15</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.36" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>Quisque</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ponite ante oculos unum quemque regum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:1:2:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Par.</title> 1, 2, 11</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">unus quisque (and sometimes in one word, unusquisque): unāquāque de re,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:10:21"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> 10, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unum quodque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:30:83"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 30, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unum quidque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:132"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 59, § 132</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:29"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 29</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">domini capitis unius cujusque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:32:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 32, 48</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.37" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> <i>Quisquis</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sin unum quicquid singillatim et placide percontabere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:881"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 39 (881)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unum quicquid,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:1388"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 1388</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49871.38" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Private, un official, a private person, a private citizen</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">dicentes publicam violationem fidei non debere unius lui sanguine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:1:5"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pro uno homine jactura publica pacisceris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,003:7:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Suas.</title> 7, 3</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūnā</orth> (acc. to I. B. 1.), <i>in one and the same place, at the same time, in company, together</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui cum Amphitruone hinc una ieram in exercitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:400"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 248 (400)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic Juppiter hodie ipse aget, Et ego una cum illo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:95"><author>id.</author> <title>ib.</title> prol. 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod summi puerorum amores saepe una cum praetextā togā ponerentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:10:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 10, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">i mecum, obsecro, una simul,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:1035"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 3, 43 (1035)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mandata eri perierunt, una et Sosia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:334"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 182 (334)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si mei consilii causam rationemque cognoverit, una et id quod facio probabit, et, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui una venerant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:12:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 12, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum et ego essem una et pauci admodum familiares,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si in Italiā consistat (Pompejus), erimus una,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:24:79"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 24, 79</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:21:81"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 21, 81</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, with <case opt="n">dat.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pallas huic filius una, Una omnes juvenum primi pauperque senatus Tura dabant,</quote> <i><i>at the same time, along with him</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:104"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 104</bibl></cit> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_nusquisque" key="u_nusquisque" opt="n" orig_id="n49872"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūnusquisque">unusquisque</head>, v. unus, II. B. 5.</div1>


<div1 id="crossUnxia" key="Unxia" opt="n" orig_id="n49873"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Unxia">Unxia</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">ungo</etym>, <sense id="n49873.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the goddess of anointing</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 3, 115</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">7, 227</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 2, § 149</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_pi^li^o" key="u_pi^li^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49874"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūpĭlĭo">upilio</head> (eollat. form of ōpĭlĭo, q. v.), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">ovis</etym>, <sense id="n49874.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a shepherd</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:10:19"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 10, 19</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,001:p279"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Apol.</title> p. 279, 35</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUpis" key="Upis" opt="n" orig_id="n49875"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Upis">Upis</head>, is. <sense id="n49875.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>Masc., the father of the third Diana</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:23:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 23, 58</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49875.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Fem., the third Diana; acc.</i> Upim, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:23:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 23, 58</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossupu^pa" key="upu^pa" opt="n" orig_id="n49876"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="upŭpa">upupa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n"><foreign lang="greek">ἔποψ</foreign></etym>. <sense id="n49876.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <i>a hoopoe</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:86"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 29, 44, § 86</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:73">10, 25, 36, § 73</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:75"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 75</bibl> Müll.; cf. epops.—</sense><sense id="n49876.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a kind of hoe</i> or <i>mattock</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:1004"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 5, 4, 7 (1004)</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ra scorpiu" key="u_ra scorpiu" opt="n" orig_id="n49877"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūra scorpiu">ura scorpiu</head> = <foreign lang="greek">οὐρὰ σκορπίου</foreign>, <sense id="n49877.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>scorpion's-tail, a plant</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 49</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_raeus" key="u_raeus" opt="n" orig_id="n49878"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūraeus">uraeus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">οὐραῖος</foreign>, <sense id="n49878.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the tail</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cybia,</quote> <i><i>tail-pieces of tunny-fish</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:151"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 11, 53, § 151</bibl></cit> (dub.; Jahn, terna cybia); cf. uraeon = <foreign lang="greek">οὐραῖον</foreign>, <i>fishtail</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:77"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 77</bibl> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossU_ra^ni^a" key="U_ra^ni^a" opt="n" orig_id="n49879"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ūrănĭa">Urania</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ūrănĭē</orth>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Οὐρανία</foreign> or <foreign lang="greek">Οὐρανίη</foreign> (the Heavenly), <sense id="n49879.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>Urania, the Muse of astronomy</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:11:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 11, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:9:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 9, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:5:55"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 5, 55</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 20, 8</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 1</bibl>, §§ 7 and 28; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:161"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 161</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49879.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The name of one of Actaeon's hounds</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1263,001:181"><author>Hyg.</author> <title>Fab.</title> 181</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ra^nosco^pus" key="u_ra^nosco^pus" opt="n" orig_id="n49880"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrănoscŏpus">uranoscopus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <sense id="n49880.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>m</i> = <foreign lang="greek">οὐρανοσκόπος</foreign> (the heaven-gazer), <i>a sea-fish, called also</i> callionymus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:69"><author>Plin.</author> 32, 7, 24, § 69</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:146">32, 11, 53, § 146</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossU_ra^nus" key="U_ra^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49881"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ūrănus">Uranus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Οὐρανός</foreign>, <sense id="n49881.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the father of Saturn</i> (pure Lat. Caelus), <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 1, 11, § 61</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">1, 13, § 15</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurba_na_tim" key="urba_na_tim" opt="n" orig_id="n49882"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urbānātim">urbanatim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">urbanus</etym>, <sense id="n49882.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>after the manner of city people, politely, urbanely</i>: at ego rusticatim tangam, urbanatim nescio, Pomp. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 409, 2</bibl>, and 166, 31.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurba_ne_" key="urba_ne_" opt="n" orig_id="n49883"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urbānē">urbane</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. urbanus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossurba_ni^ci^a_nus" key="urba_ni^ci^a_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49884"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urbānĭcĭānus">urbanicianus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">urbanus</etym>; in milit. lang., <sense id="n49884.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>garrisoned in the city</i> (of Rome): <cit><quote lang="la">milites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:4:6:35:section=4"><author>Dig.</author> 4, 6, 35, § 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Spart.</author> <title>Carac.</title> 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>Get.</title> 6</bibl> (called urbanae cohor tes, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:25:1:8:section=9"><author>Dig.</author> 25, 1, 8, § 9</bibl>).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurba_ni^tas" key="urba_ni^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n49885"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urbānĭtas">urbanitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">urbanus</etym>, <i>a living in a city, city life.</i>  <sense id="n49885.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">desideria urbis et urbanitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:6:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in urbis urbanitatisque desiderio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:17:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 17, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49885.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>city fashion, city manners</i>, both in a good and in a bad sense. </sense><sense id="n49885.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In a good sense. </sense><sense id="n49885.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Refinement, elegance of manner, politeness, courtesy, affability, urbanity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">addo urbanitatem, quae est virtus, ut Stoici rectissime putant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:7:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 7, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49885.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Refinement, delicacy</i>, or <i>elegance</i> of speech: <cit><quote lang="la">urbanitate quādam quasi colorata oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:46:170"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 46, 170</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:17"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 17</bibl> (opp. rusticitas); 6, 3, 103 sq.—</sense><sense id="n49885.6" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In partic., <i>wit, humor, pleasantry, raillery</i>: contumelia si petulantius jactatur, convicium; <cit><quote lang="la">si facetius, urbanitas nominatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:3:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quantam hominum facetorum urbanitatem incurratis, non dico,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:31:103"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 31, 103</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut aliquando subtilitatem veteris urbanitatis et humanissimi sermonis attingerem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:10:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 10, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vides exaruisse jam veterem urbanitatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:31:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 31, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mancipiorum urbanitas in dominos contumeliosa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:2:11:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Const.</title> 11, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in jocis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:5:8"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 5, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oratoria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:14"><author>id.</author> 6, 3, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">risus si aptus est, urbanitatis nomen adsequitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:74"><author>id.</author> 8, 6, 74</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:115">10, 1, 115</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49885.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In a bad sense, <i>trickery, roguery, knavery</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">incuriosos milites (vernaculā utebantur urbanitate) quidam spoliavere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:88"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 88</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">vernula,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Petr.</author> 24</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurba_nus" key="urba_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49886"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urbānus">urbanus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">urbs</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the city</i> or <i>town, city-, town-</i> (opp. rusticus; cf.: urbicus, oppidanus).  <sense id="n49886.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49886.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostri majores non sine causā praeponebant rusticos Romanos urbanis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:pr:1"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, praef. § 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rustica et urbana vita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:1:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vita (opp. rustica),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:24"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 4, 24</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:42"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 42</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbani assidui cives, quos scurras vocant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:203"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 165 (203)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scurra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 1, 14 (14)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">leges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1022"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 3, 85 (1022)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:9:38"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 9, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praetor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:20"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plebes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:37:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 37, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servitia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:24:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 24, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exercitus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:3:9"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">administratio rei publicae (opp. provincialis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:43"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 15, § 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:101"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 1, 13 (101)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">motus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">luxus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:44"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 44</bibl></cit>: praedia, <i>land and houses, all land covered by buildings</i> (v. praedium), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:16:198"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 16, 198</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8:1:1">8, 1, 1</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8"><author>ib.</author> 8</bibl>, tit. 2: <cit><quote lang="la">fundus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:8:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 8, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:31:2"><author>Just.</author> 31, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cohortes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:25:1:8:section=9"><author>Dig.</author> 25, 1, 8, § 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49886.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">urbā-nus</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>an inhabitant of a city, a city man, citizen</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbani fiunt rustici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:714"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 4, 3, 15 (714)</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes urbani, rustici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:23:77"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 23, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermo omnis non modo urbanorum, sed etiam rusticorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:24:81"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 24, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">otiosi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:20:6"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 20, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obrepere urbanis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:20:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 20, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49886.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp., <i>devoted to the city, fond of city life</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">diligere secessum, quem tu nimis urbanus es, nisi concupiscis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:17:29"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 17, 29</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49886.5" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>in the city fashion, in the city style, citizenlike</i>, both in a good and a bad sense. </sense><sense id="n49886.6" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In a good sense. </sense><sense id="n49886.7" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Polished, refined, cultivated, courteous, affable, urbane</i> (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">comis, humanus): hominem non solum sapientem, verum etiam, ut nunc loquimur urbanum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:8:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 8, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:34"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 34</bibl> sq.; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 6, § 17</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49886.8" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of plants, <i>improved, cultivated, ornamental</i>: sunt arborum quaedam urbaniores, quas his placet nominibus distinguere. Hae mites, quae fructu atque aliqua dote umbrarumve officio humaniusjuvant, non improbe dicantur urbanae. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:78"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 19, 32, § 78</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">acanthi topiariae et urbanae herbae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:76"><author>id.</author> 22, 22, 34, § 76</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49886.9" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of speech. </sense><sense id="n49886.10" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> In gen., <i>refined, polished, elegant. nice, choice</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">in vocibus nostrorum oratorum recinit quiddam et resonat urbanius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:46:171"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 46, 171</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">genus dicendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:8:4"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 8, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">os facile, explanatum, jucundum, urbanum, id est, in quo nulla neque rusticitas neque peregrinitas resonet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:30"><author>id.</author> 11, 3, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">distinctior et urbanior et altior Cicero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:18"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 18</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49886.11" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In partic., of wit, <i>witty, humorous, facetious</i>: urbanus homo erit, cujus multa bene dicta responsaque erunt: et qui in sermonibus, circulis, conviviis, item in contionibus, omni denique loco ridicule commodeque dicet, Domit. Mars. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:105"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 105</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dictum per se urbanum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:54"><author>id.</author> 6, 3, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">circumfertur Marcii Philippi velut urbanissimum factum atque dictum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:8:16:3"><author>Col.</author> 8, 16, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui est in isto genere urbanissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:15:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 15, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Romani veteres atque urbani sales,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:15:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 15, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines lauti et urbani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 6, § 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic tibi comis et urbanus liberque videtur,</quote> <i><i>witty, clever</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:90"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbanus coepit haberi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:15:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 15, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in senatu dicax et urbanus et bellus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:4:25:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 25, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbanos qui illa censuerunt dicam an miseros? Dicerem urbanos, si senatum deceret urbanitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:6:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 6, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49886.12" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In a bad sense, <i>bold, forward, impudent</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">frontis ad urbanae descendi praemia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:9:11"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 9, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">audacia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,025:4:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Prov. Cons.</title> 4, 8</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">urbānē</orth> (acc. to II. A.). </sense><sense id="n49886.13" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>Courteously, civilly, affably, politely, urbanely</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">severe et graviter et prisce agere, an remisse ac leniter et urbane,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:14:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 14, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbanius agere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:15:36"><author>id.</author> ib. 15, 36</bibl></cit>: urbanissime et prudentissime adjuvit, <bibl default="NO"><author>Treb. Poll.</author> <title>Gall.</title> 14</bibl>.—More freq., </sense><sense id="n49886.14" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of speech, <i>wittily, acutely, elegantly, happily</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquem facete et urbane ridere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:11:39"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 11, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bene et urbane dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:42"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 42</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:7:26">5, 7, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:46">6, 1, 46</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">interrogare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:126"><author>id.</author> 11, 3, 126</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">emendare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:54"><author>id.</author> 8, 3, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbanius elabi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:11:2"><author>id.</author> 2, 11, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbanissime respondere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:5:3"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 5, 3</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurbi^ca^pus" key="urbi^ca^pus" opt="n" orig_id="n49887"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urbĭcăpus">urbicapus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">urbs-capio</etym>, <sense id="n49887.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a city taker, taker of cities</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbicape, occisor regum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1054"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 2, 64 (1054)</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurbi^ca_ri^us" key="urbi^ca_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49888"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urbĭcārĭus">urbicarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">urbicus</etym>, <sense id="n49888.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the city</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">regiones, Cod. Th. 11, 28, 14: praefectura,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 3, 24, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurbi^cre^mus" key="urbi^cre^mus" opt="n" orig_id="n49889"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urbĭcrĕmus">urbicremus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">urbs-cremo</etym>, <sense id="n49889.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>city burning</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nubes (of the destruction of Sodom),</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Prud.</author> <title>Ham.</title> 729</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurbi^cus1" key="urbi^cus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49890"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urbĭcus">urbicus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">urbs</etym>, <sense id="n49890.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to the city, city-, civic</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">res rusticae et urbicae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:1:3"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">annona,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:18"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">negociatores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:49"><author>id.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magistratus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praefectus,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lampr.</author> <title>Heliog.</title> 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:54:5"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 54, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">viae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:8:1"><author>Dig.</author> 43, 8, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUrbi^cus2" key="Urbi^cus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49891"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Urbĭcus">Urbicus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49891.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the name of a poet</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:71"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 71</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:1:42:11"><author>Mart.</author> 1, 42, 11</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUrbigenus pa_gus" key="Urbigenus pa_gus" opt="n" orig_id="n49892"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Urbigenus pāgus">Urbigenus pagus</head>, <sense id="n49892.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a canton in Helvetia</i>, perh. the mod. <i>Orbe</i>, in Vaud, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:27"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 27</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 403</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUrbi_num" key="Urbi_num" opt="n" orig_id="n49893"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Urbīnum">Urbinum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n49893.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town in Umbria</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:3:62"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 3, 62</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 3714</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Urbīnas</orth>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Urbinum</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Petissius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:12:8:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 12, 8, 19</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:8:84"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 8, § 84</bibl> Müll.—In <number opt="n">plur.</number>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Urbī-nātes</orth>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Urbinum</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:114"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 14, 19, § 114</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 999</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUrbi^us" key="Urbi^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49894"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Urbĭus">Urbius</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Orbĭus</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=182"><author>Fest.</author> p. 182</bibl> Müll.) clivus, <sense id="n49894.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>in Rome on the Esquiline Hill</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:48:6"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 48, 6</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Sol.</author> 1, § 25</bibl>; cf. Becker, Antiq. 1, p. 525; and Müll. ad Fest. l. l.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurbs" key="urbs" opt="n" orig_id="n49895"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urbs">urbs</head>, <itype opt="n">urbis</itype> (<case opt="n">dat.</case> VRBEI, Corp. Inscr. Lat. 206), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">Sanscr. vardh-, to make strong; cf. Pers. vard-ana, city</etym>, <i>a walled town, a city.</i>  <sense id="n49895.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49895.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">hi coetus sedem primum certo loco domiciliorum causā constituerunt: quam cum locis manuque sepsissent, ejusmodi conjunctionem tectorum oppidum vel urbem appellaverunt, delubris distinctam spatiisque communibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:26:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 26, 41</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">post ea qui fiebat orbis, urbis principium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:143"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 143</bibl></cit> Müll.: urbs dicitur ab orbe, quod antiquae civitates in orbem flebant, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 1, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">interea Aeneas urbem designat aratro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:755"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 755</bibl></cit> Serv.: <cit><quote lang="la">veni Syracusas, quod ab eā urbe ... quae tamen urbs, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:3:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 3, 7</bibl></cit>: certabant urbem Romam Remoramne vocarent, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:48:107"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 48, 107</bibl> (Ann. v. 85 Vahl.): arce et urbe sum orba, <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:19:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 19, 44</bibl> (Trag. v. 114 ib.): <cit><quote lang="la">urbes magnae et imperiosae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbs illa praeclara (Syracusae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:31:43"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 31, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">duabus urbibus eversis inimicissimis huic imperio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:3:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 3, 11</bibl></cit>.— Rarely, and mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>, with the name of the city in <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbs Patavi, Buthroti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:247"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 247</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:3:293">3, 293</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cassius in oppido Antiochiae cum omni exercitu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:18:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 18, 1</bibl></cit>.—With <i>adj. prop.</i>: urbs Romana = Roma, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:41:16"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 41, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:37:12">22, 37, 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:36:14">40, 36, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1:13:21"><author>Flor.</author> 1, 13, 21</bibl>.—Of other cities (rare and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">Lampsacenae urbis salus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:7:3"><author>Val. Max.</author> 7, 3</bibl></cit>, ext. 4: in urbe Aquilejensi, Paul. v. S. <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> 32</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbs urbium,</quote> <i><i>a metropolis</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:6:35"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 6, 35</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49895.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic., <i>the city of Rome</i> (like <foreign lang="greek">ἄστυ</foreign>, of Athens): <cit><quote lang="la">postquam Urbis appellationem, etiamsi nomen proprium non adiceretur, Romam tamen accipi sit receptum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:103"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 103</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:2:8"><author>id.</author> 8, 2, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:5:9">8, 5, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hujus urbis condendae principium profectum a Romulo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 2, 4</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:47:71"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 47, 71</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:1:1">1, 1, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:37:58">1, 37, 58</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Caesar) maturat ab urbe proficisci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de urbe augendā quid sit promulgatum, non intellexi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:20:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 20, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conditor urbis (Romulus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:27"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(pater) Dextera sacras jaculatus arces Terruit urbem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:2:4"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">minatus urbi vincla,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:9:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 9, 9</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">called also urbs aeterna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:6:1"><author>Amm.</author>14, 6, 1</bibl></cit>.— Ad urbem esse, <i>to stop at</i> or <i>near Rome;</i> in publicists’ lang., of returning generals, who had to remain outside of the city till the Senate decreed them the right of entrance; or of provincial magistrates who were preparing for departure to their provinces, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 15, 45</bibl> Ascon.; 2, 2, 6, § 17; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:30:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 30, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:6:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 6, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49895.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, as in Engl. </sense><sense id="n49895.5" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>The city</i>, for <i>the citizens</i> (rare; cf. civitas): <cit><quote lang="la">invadunt urbem somno vinoque sepultam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:265"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 265</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">maesta attonitaque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:198"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 198</bibl></cit>: bene moratae, Auct. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:6:24"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 6, 24</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49895.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>The capital city, metropolis</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">si tam vicinum urbi municipium sit, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:39:2:4"><author>Dig.</author> 39, 2, 4 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>; Cod. Th. 14, 1, 3.—* </sense><sense id="n49895.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbem philosophiae, mihi crede, proditis, dum castella defenditis,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the main point</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:16:37"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 16, 37</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurce^a_tim" key="urce^a_tim" opt="n" orig_id="n49896"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urcĕātim">urceatim</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">urceus</etym>, <sense id="n49896.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>with pitchers</i>: Jovem aquam exorabant: itaque statim urceatim pluebat, i. e. <i>in pailfuls</i> (as we say), <bibl default="NO"><author>Petr.</author> 44</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurce^o^la_ris" key="urce^o^la_ris" opt="n" orig_id="n49897"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urcĕŏlāris">urceolaris</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">urceolus</etym>, <sense id="n49897.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to pitchers, pitcher-</i>: herba, a plant used for polishing glass pitchers, <i>pellitory of the wall</i>: Parietaria officinalis, Linn.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:44"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 17, 20, § 44</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:39"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 39</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 81</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurce^o^lus" key="urce^o^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n49898"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urcĕŏlus">urceolus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">urceus</etym>, <sense id="n49898.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little pitcher</i> or <i>water-pot</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:16:4"><author>Col.</author> 12, 16, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:3:203"><author>Juv.</author> 3, 203</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:64">10, 64</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:14:105"><author>Mart.</author> 14, 105</bibl> <foreign lang="la">in lemm.</foreign></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurce^us" key="urce^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49899"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urcĕus">urceus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (<i>neutr.</i> collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ur-cĕum</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:13:1"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 13, 1</bibl>) <etym opt="n">Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὔρχα</foreign>, a jar; cf. orca</etym>, <sense id="n49899.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a pitcher, water-pot, ewer</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:7:18:section=3"><author>Dig.</author> 33, 7, 18, § 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:830"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 2, 18 (830)</bibl>; Cn. Matius ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:24:10"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 24, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:71"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 5, 24, § 71</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:52:8"><author>Col.</author> 12, 52, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:56:3"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 56, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:12:32:16">12, 32, 16</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_re_do" key="u_re_do" opt="n" orig_id="n49900"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrēdo">uredo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">uro</etym>. <sense id="n49900.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A blast, blight</i> of plants, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:35:86"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 35, 86</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:279"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 28, 69, § 279</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:20:1"><author>Col.</author> 3, 20, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49900.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A burning itch</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:147"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 45, 68, § 147</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:4:31:5"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 4, 31, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_re_thra" key="u_re_thra" opt="n" orig_id="n49901"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrēthra">urethra</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">οὐρήθρα</foreign>, <sense id="n49901.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the excretory canal of the urine, the urethra</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:4:66"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 4, 66</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:5:10:91">5, 10, 91</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_re_ti^cus" key="u_re_ti^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n49902"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrētĭcus">ureticus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">οὐρητικός</foreign>, <sense id="n49902.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>relating to urine, urinary</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pori,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:16"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 16</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurgens" key="urgens" opt="n" orig_id="n49903"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urgens">urgens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> of urgeo.</div1>


<div1 id="crossurgeo" key="urgeo" opt="n" orig_id="n49904"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urgeo">urgeo</head> (less correctly <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">urgueo</orth>), <itype opt="n">ursi</itype> (<i>perf.</i> rare; <i>past part.</i> not found), <itype opt="n">2</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ϝεργ-, εἵργνυμι</foreign>, to shut in; Sanscr. varg-, vargami, prevent; Germ. Merk; Engl. work</etym>, <i>to press, push, force, drive, impel, urge.</i>  <sense id="n49904.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>; syn.: pello, trudo): <cit><quote lang="la">unda impellitur undā Urgeturque eadem veniens urgetque priorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:182"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 182</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urgeris turbā circum te stante,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:135"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 135</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">angustoque vagos pisces urgere catino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:77"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 4, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">trepidique pedem pede fervidus urget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:12:748"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 748</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:20:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 20, 21</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut petis aut urges ruiturum, Sisyphe, saxum,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>roll up</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:460"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 460</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">versaque in obnixos urguentur cornua vasto Cum gemitu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:222"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 222</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tres (naves) Eurus ab alto In brevia et Syrtes urget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:111"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 111</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">miserum tenues in jecur urget acus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:6:92"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 6, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equites in oppidum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:6:3"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 6, 3</bibl>: (Mars) aetherias currus urgebat ad arces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:3:222"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 3, 222</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49904.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49904.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To press upon</i> (as something burdensome or compulsory). </sense><sense id="n49904.4" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>To bear hard</i> or <i>close upon; press hard, beset</i> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">Caesar cum septimam legionem, quae juxta constiterat, urgeri ab hoste vidisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:26"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 2, 26</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:26">2, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:56:6"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 56, 6</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">hinc Pallas instat et urget Hinc contra Lausus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:10:433"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 10, 433</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urgent impavidi te Salaminius Teucer, te Sthenelus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:15:23"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 15, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hac urget lupus, hac canis angit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:64"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 64</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49904.5" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>To weigh</i> or <i>bear down, to burden, oppress</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">at onus urget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:857"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 4, 2, 35 (857)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">onus aut jam urgentis aut certe adventantis senectutis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod latus mundi nebulae malusque Juppiter urget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:22:20"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 22, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem scabies aut morbus urget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:453"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 453</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ergo Quintilium perpetuus sopor Urget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:24:5"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 24, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes illacrimabiles Urgentur ignotique longa Nocte,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:9:27"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 9, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">populus militiā atque inopiā urguebatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:41:7"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 41, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praesens atque urgens malum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:25:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 25, 61</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49904.6" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> <i>To urge, press, stimulate, drive, solicit</i> (syn. insto): <cit><quote lang="la">quod te urget, scelus, Qui huic sis molestus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:319"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 2, 2, 47 (319)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">etiam atque etiam insto atque urgeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:19:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 19, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quamobrem, ut facis, urge, insta, perfice,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:32:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 32, 1</bibl></cit>: Lepidus ursit me et suis et Antonii litteris, ut, etc., Asin. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:32:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 32, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil urget,</quote> <i><i>is pressing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:27:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 27, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cur patrem non urserit ad exsolutionem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:23:3:33"><author>Dig.</author> 23, 3, 33</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49904.7" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To press, strain, exert in excess</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">vox autem ultra vires urgenda non est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:51"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 51</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">orationem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:102"><author>id.</author> 11, 3, 102</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49904.8" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>To press upon</i> (by too great nearness), <i>to crowd, hem in, confine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne urbem hanc urbe aliā premere atque urgere possitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:1:5:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 1, 5, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vallis, quam densis frondibus atrum Urget utrimque latus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:11:524"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 524</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:566">7, 566</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quāque pharetratae vicinia Persidis urget,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:290"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 290</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49904.9" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49904.10" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>To press, ply, urge</i> with argument (a favorite expression of Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">urgerent praeterea philosophorum greges ... instaret Academia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:10:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 10, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illum neque ursi, neque levavi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:9:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed urges me meis versibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:20:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 20, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urguebat Arcesilas Zenonem, cum ipse falsa omnia diceret, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:25:70"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 25, 70</bibl></cit>.—With <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed urguetis identidem hominum esse istam culpam non deorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:31:76"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 31, 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud urgeam, non intellegere eum, quid, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:27:80"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 27, 80</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut interrogando urgeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:40:137"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 40, 137</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urgent tamen et nihil remittunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:28:77"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 28, 77</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:9:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 9, 39</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,033:3:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Lig.</title> 3, 9</bibl> (also ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:57"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 2, 57</bibl>).—</sense><sense id="n49904.11" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To follow up, keep to, stick to, ply hard, push forward, urge on</i> any thing: <cit><quote lang="la">eundem locum diutius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:35:97"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 35, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quin tu urges istam occasionem et facultatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:8:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 8, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jus, aequitatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:16:67"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 16, 67</bibl></cit>: idem illud de provinciis, Cael. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:8:5:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 8, 5, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">propositum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et durum terrae rusticus urget opus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:9:8"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 9, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:390"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 390</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">non tacta ligonibus arva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:14:26"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 14, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:489"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 489</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">iter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:6:520"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 6, 520</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestigia ad manes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:12:419"><author>Sil.</author> 12, 419</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Romae cum sum et urgeo forum,</quote> <i><i>am often in the Forum</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:15:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 15, 4</bibl></cit>; cf. altum, <i>to force</i> or <i>plunge into</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:10:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 10, 2</bibl>.— Urgeri, with <case opt="n">gen.</case>, <i>to be hard pressed, prosecuted</i> for any thing: <cit><quote lang="la">male administratae provinciae aliorumque criminum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:29"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 29</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, with <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">marisque Baiis obstrepentis urges Summovere litora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:18:20"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 18, 20</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">urgens</orth>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> (acc. to I.B.1.), <i>pressing, cogent, urgent</i> (postclass. and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">urgentior causa,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Res. Carn.</title> 2 <abbr>med.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urgentissima ratio,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 3, 11, 1</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">urgenter</orth>, <i>pressingly</i> (late Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Cypr.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 30, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ri_ca" key="u_ri_ca" opt="n" orig_id="n49905"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrīca">urica</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, i. q. eruca, <sense id="n49905.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a caterpillar, canker-worm</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:154"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 17, 44, § 154</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ri_go" key="u_ri_go" opt="n" orig_id="n49906"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrīgo">urigo</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">uro</etym>, <sense id="n49906.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>lustful heat, desire, pruriency</i> (post-class.), <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:8:29:12"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 8, 29, 12</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:7:28"> 1, 7, 28</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 5, 187</bibl> (but in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:238"><author>Plin.</author> 20, 22, 87, § 238</bibl>, the correct read. is ustio).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ri_na" key="u_ri_na" opt="n" orig_id="n49907"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrīna">urina</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">kindr. with Sanscr. vāri, water; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">οὖρον</foreign>; cf. urna and urceus</etym>, <i>urine.</i>  <sense id="n49907.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:3:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 3, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:7"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:19">2, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:94"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 11, 56, § 94</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:27">24, 6, 17, § 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:313"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 313</bibl>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:115"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 13, 71, § 115</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:80"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 80 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 56</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=ves.:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Vesp.</title> 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:4:3"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 4, 3</bibl> et saep.—</sense><sense id="n49907.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">genitalis,</quote> <i><i>seed, semen</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:168"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 43, 68, § 168</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">urina concepta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:170"><author>Juv.</author> 11, 170</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> <title>Vet.</title> 3, 15, 19</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ri_nal" key="u_ri_nal" opt="n" orig_id="n49908"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrīnal">urinal</head>, <foreign lang="greek">οὐροδοχεῖον</foreign>, Gloss. Philox.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ri_na_lis" key="u_ri_na_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49909"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrīnālis">urinalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">urina</etym>, <sense id="n49909.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>of</i> or <i>belonging to urine, urinary, urinative</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">viae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:3"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">fistula,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Veg.</author> 3, 15</bibl></cit>: virtutes, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Tard. 5:2"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Tard.</title> 5, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">medicamenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:ib. 1:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 4</bibl></cit>; 5, 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ri_na_tor" key="u_ri_na_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n49910"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrīnātor">urinator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">urinor</etym>, <sense id="n49910.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a diver</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:126"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 126</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:10"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:14:2:4"><author>Dig.</author> 14, 2, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4115</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ri_no" key="u_ri_no" opt="n" orig_id="n49911"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrīno">urino</head>, <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, v. urinor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ri_nor" key="u_ri_nor" opt="n" orig_id="n49912"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrīnor">urinor</head>, <itype opt="n">āri</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. dep.</pos> (ante-class. collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūrīno</orth>, āre) <etym opt="n">urina; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">οὐρέω</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n49912.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to plunge under water, to dive</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">urinare est mergi in aquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:126"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 126</bibl></cit> Müll.; Cic. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 474, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:188"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 72, § 188</bibl>.—<mood opt="n">Part.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">urinantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:91"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 30, 48, § 91</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ri^nus" key="u_ri^nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49913"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrĭnus">urinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, = <foreign lang="greek">οὔρινος</foreign>, <sense id="n49913.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>full of wind, windy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ovum,</quote> <i><i>a wind-egg</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:158"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 58, 79, § 158</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ri^on" key="u_ri^on" opt="n" orig_id="n49914"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrĭon">urion</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ūrĭum</orth>), <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">perh. from <foreign lang="greek">οὖρος</foreign>, Ion. for <foreign lang="greek">ὄρος</foreign>, a mountain</etym>, <sense id="n49914.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of earth in mines</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:75"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 4, 21, § 75</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUri^o^s" key="Uri^o^s" opt="n" orig_id="n49915"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Urĭŏs">Urios</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-ŭs</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Οὔριος</foreign>, <sense id="n49915.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a title of Jupiter</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:128"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 57, § 128</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurna" key="urna" opt="n" orig_id="n49916"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urna">urna</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">prop. a vessel of burnt clay; root uro</etym>, <i>a vessel for drawing water, a water-pot, water-jar, urn.</i>  <sense id="n49916.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">urnae dictae, quod urinant in aquā hauriendā ut urinator,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:126"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 126</bibl></cit> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:155"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 2, 24 (155)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:4:16"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 4, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:11:28">4 (5), 11, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:14"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:37"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:172">3, 172</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:11:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 11, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:91"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 91</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:54">1, 1, 54</bibl>.—As an attribute of personified rivers, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:792"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 792</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:1:407"><author>Sil.</author> 1, 407</bibl>.—Of the constellation Aquarius, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:457"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 457</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,008:865"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Thyest.</title> 865</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49916.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>an urn</i> used for any purpose. </sense><sense id="n49916.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Most freq., <i>a vessel into which were thrown the voting-tablets</i> or <i>lots</i> of any kind. </sense><sense id="n49916.4" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>A voting-urn</i> (syn. sitella): <cit><quote lang="la">senatorum urna copiose absolvit, equitum adaequavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:6:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 6, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:44"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 44</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:11:49"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 11, 49</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:1:47"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 1, 47</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:9:27"><author>Sil.</author> 9, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:4"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">educit ex urnā tres (judices),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 17, § 42</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:21"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:22"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:484"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 484</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:1:2:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 1, 2, § 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:22:3:6"><author>Just.</author> 22, 3, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:20:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 20, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,002:974"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Troad.</title> 974</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 16</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49916.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>The urn of fate</i>, from which is drawn the lot of every one's destiny: <cit><quote lang="la">omnium Versatur urna serius ocius Sors exitura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:3:26"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 3, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omne capax movet urna nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:1:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 1, 16</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:432"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 432</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:2:1:219"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 1, 219</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomina in urnam coicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:3:7"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 3, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:3:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 3, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49916.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A vessel to hold the ashes of the dead, a cinerary urn</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:11:124"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 11, 124</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:166"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 166</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:706">11, 706</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:616">12, 616</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:441">14, 441</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:3:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 3, 65</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:15"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:7:819"><author>Luc.</author> 7, 819</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,002:375"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Troad.</title> 375</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49916.7" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A money-pot, money-jar</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">argenti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49916.8" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>A liquid measure containing half an amphora, an urn</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:148:1"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 148, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:41"><author>Col.</author> 12, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:263"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 28, 47, § 263</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:5:144"><author>Pers.</author> 5, 144</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49916.9" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>A measure</i> in gen., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:10:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 10, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:13:3">13, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:15:25"><author>Juv.</author> 15, 25</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurna_lis" key="urna_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49917"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urnālis">urnalis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">urna, II. D.</etym>, <sense id="n49917.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>containing an urn, holding half an amphora</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">urcei,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:13:3"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 13, 3</bibl></cit>: caliculi, Trebius Niger ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:93"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 30, 48, § 93</bibl>.—<i>Plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">urnālĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>vessels of such capacity</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:6:16"><author>Dig.</author> 33, 6, 16</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurna_ri^um" key="urna_ri^um" opt="n" orig_id="n49918"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urnārĭum">urnarium</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">urna, I.</etym>, <sense id="n49918.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a table on which water-vessels were set, an urn-table</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:126"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 126</bibl> Müll.; <author>id.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 544, 20</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurni^ger" key="urni^ger" opt="n" orig_id="n49919"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urnĭger">urniger</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">urna-gero</etym>, <sense id="n49919.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>urn-bearing</i>: puer, i. e. <i>the constellation Aquarius</i>, Auct. Carm. Sign. Cael. 12 (in Anth. Lat. Burm. 2, p. 314).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurnu^la" key="urnu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n49920"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urnŭla">urnula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">urna</etym>, <i>a little urn.</i> *  <sense id="n49920.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>A water-urn</i>, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 544, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">fictiles urnulae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:1:2:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Par.</title> 1, 2, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49920.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A cinerary urn</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Spart.</author> <title>Sev.</title> 24</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ro" key="u_ro" opt="n" orig_id="n49921"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūro">uro</head>, <itype opt="n">ussi, ustum, 3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">for uso from root us; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">εὔω</foreign>, to singe; <foreign lang="greek">αὔω</foreign>, to kindle</etym>, <i>to burn</i> (class.).  <sense id="n49921.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49921.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">(sacer ignis) urit corpore serpens Quamcumque arripuit partem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:660"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 660</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urere ne possit calor amplius aridus artus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:871"><author>id.</author> 4, 871</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">calidum hoc est: etsi procul abest, urit male,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:612"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 1, 81 (612)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urit odoratam nocturna in lumina cedrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:13"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines in usum nocturni luminis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:44"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 15, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">picem et ceras alimentaque cetera flammae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:533"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 533</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49921.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n49921.4" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>To burn up, destroy by fire, consume</i> (syn. cremo): <cit><quote lang="la">hominem mortuum, inquit lex in XII., in urbe ne sepelito neve urito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:23:58"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 23, 58</bibl></cit> Mos.; so XII. Tab. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:24:60"><author>ib.</author> 2, 24, 60</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">flamma cum corpora fulva leonum soleat torrere atque urere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:898"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 898</bibl></cit> (902): in corpore si quid ejusmodi est, quod reliquo corpori noceat, id uri secarique patimur, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:8:5:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 8, 5, 15</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">agros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:21:15"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 21, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbes hostium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:12"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">superbas Carthaginis arces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:7:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 7, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Achaïcus Ignis Iliacas domos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:15:35"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 15, 35</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">usto ab Ilio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:10:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 10, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ustis navibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:9:8"><author>id.</author> ib. 9, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neglectis urenda filix innascitur agris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:37"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum frondibus uritur arbos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:212"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 212</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">acanthi radices ustis laxatisque mire prosunt,</quote> <i><i>burned, scorched</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:76"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 22, 34, § 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a sole usti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:85"><author>id.</author> 23, 4, 42, § 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ecce sexus infirmus se uri perpetitur,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 5, 13, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urbis hostium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:12"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praedas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:48"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">regionem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:9:8"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 9, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:14:2">4, 14, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49921.5" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Of encaustic painting, <i>to burn in</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">picta coloribus ustis puppis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:275"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 275</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tabulam coloribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:831"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 831</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49921.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49921.7" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To burn</i>, i. e. <i>to scorch, parch, dry up; to sting</i> or <i>pain acutely</i> (syn. torreo): <cit><quote lang="la">videmus ceteras partes incultas (terrarum), quod aut frigore rigeant aut urantur calore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:28:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 28, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum Sol gravis ureret arva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:339"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 339</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terras (Sol),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:194"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 194</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">campum (seges),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:77"><author>Verg.</author> G. 1, 77</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">solum (cicer),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:124"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 12, 32, § 124</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vineas (fimum suillum),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:258"><author>id.</author> 17, 27, 46, § 258</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urentes harenae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:4:31"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 4, 31</bibl></cit>; v. Orell. ad h. l.: <cit><quote lang="la">sitis usserat herbas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:299"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 299</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sitis arida guttur Urit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:11:130"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 11, 130</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fauces urit sitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:114"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 114</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec febribus uror anhelis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:1:10:5"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 1, 10, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pestilentia urens simul urbem atque agros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:47:6"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 47, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dysenteria si urat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:128"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 9, 33, § 128</bibl></cit>: calx urit, discutit, extrahit, <i>burns, heats</i> (when taken as a medicine), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:36:180"><author>id.</author> 36, 24, 57, § 180</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">uri, vinciri, ferroque necari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:37:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 37, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hae sunt, quarum Delicias et panniculus bombycinus urit,</quote> <i><i>oppresses</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:6:260"><author>Juv.</author> 6, 260</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49921.8" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To rub sore; to gall, fret, chafe, corrode</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">calceus ... si pede minor, uret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:10:43"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 10, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si te gravis uret sarcina chartae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:13:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 13, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">teneros urit lorica lacertos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:3:23"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 3, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uri virgis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:58"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">loris non ureris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">antiqua terebra urit eam partem quam perforat: Gallica excavat nec urit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,001:8:3"><author>Col.</author> <title>Arb.</title> 8, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut prensos urant juga prima juvencos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:235"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 235</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49921.9" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>To pinch with cold; to nip, blast, wither</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pernoctant venatores in nive, in montibus uri se patiuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:17:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 17, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Scythae continuis frigoribus uruntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:2:2:9"><author>Just.</author> 2, 2, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">iis, quae frigus usserit, sunt remedio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:119"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 25, 57, § 119</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:2:8"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 2, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:680"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 680</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">urebant montana nives,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:4:52"><author>Luc.</author> 4, 52</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:2:287"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 2, 287</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49921.10" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>to burn, inflame, consume</i> with passion; in <i>pass., to burn, glow, be heated, be inflamed, be enamored;</i> of love or lust: <cit><quote lang="la">me tamen urit amor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:2:68"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 2, 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Daphnis me malus urit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:83"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vires urit videndo Femina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:215"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 215</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urit me Glycerae nitor, Urit grata protervitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:19:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 19, 5</bibl></cit> sq.— <abbr>Pass.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">uritur infelix Dido,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:68"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 68</bibl></cit>: <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:14:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 14, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:496"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 1, 496</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:464">3, 464</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:7:22">7, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:763">13, 763</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">meum jecur urere bilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:66"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ira communiter urit utrumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:2:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 2, 13</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Pass.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">uror, seu, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:13:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 13, 9</bibl></cit>.—Of envy: <cit><quote lang="la">urit fulgore suo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49921.11" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49921.12" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To vex, annoy</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">uro hominem,</quote> <i><i>I gall the fellow</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:273"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 273</bibl></cit>; cf. <i>pass.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">id nunc his cerebrum uritur, Me esse hos trecentos Philippos facturum lucri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:770"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 5, 25 (770)</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49921.13" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to disturb, harass, annoy, oppress</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eos bellum Romanum urebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:17:1"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 17, 1</bibl></cit>; cf. <i>pass.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo (bello) Italia urebatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:39:9"><author>id.</author> 27, 39, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">labor aliquem urens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:23:5"><author>id.</author> 36, 23, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">captos legibus ure tuis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:1:8:70"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 8, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">populum gravis urebat infesto mari annona,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:77:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 77, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">urebat nobilem populum ablatum mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:6:2"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 6, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurruncum" key="urruncum" opt="n" orig_id="n49922"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urruncum">urruncum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen> <etym opt="n">cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">οὐρά</foreign>, tail</etym>, <sense id="n49922.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the lowest part of an ear of corn</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:48:3"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 48, 3</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossursa" key="ursa" opt="n" orig_id="n49923"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ursa">ursa</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">ursus</etym>, <i>a she-bear.</i>  <sense id="n49923.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:485"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 485</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:803">13, 803</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:836">13, 836</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:379">15, 379</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:181"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 181</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:25:2"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 25, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49923.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>, <i>a bear</i>, in gen., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:37"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 37</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:319"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 319</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:255">14, 255</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49923.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>: Ursa, as <i>a constellation</i>, either Ursa Major, <i>the Greater Bear</i>, or Ursa Minor, <i>the Lesser Bear</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:18"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 18</bibl> (17), 152; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:4:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 4, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:11:8">3, 11, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:5:3:7">5, 3, 7</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1035,001:4:724"><author>Val. Fl.</author> 4, 724</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:80"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 80</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossursi_nus" key="ursi_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49924"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ursīnus">ursinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">ursus</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a bear, bear's-.</i>  <sense id="n49924.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">sanguis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,001:15"><author>Col.</author> <title>Arb.</title> 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fel,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:219"><author>Plin.</author> 28, 16, 62, § 219</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adeps,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:235"><author>id.</author> 28, 17, 71, § 235</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rabies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:130"><author>id.</author> 8, 36, 54, § 130</bibl></cit>: allium, <i>a kind of wild garlic</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:116"><author>id.</author> 19, 6, 34, § 116</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49924.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ursīna</orth>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <i>bear's meat</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Petr.</author> 66</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossursus" key="ursus" opt="n" orig_id="n49925"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ursus">ursus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">for urcsus; Sanscr. arća; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἄρκτος</foreign></etym>, <sense id="n49925.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a bear</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:131"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 36, 54, § 131</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:494"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 494</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:540">10, 540</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:16:51"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 16, 51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:4:18"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 4, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:472"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 472</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:4:106"><author>Juv.</author> 4, 106</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:2:31:6" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:4:31:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ira</title>, 2, 31, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:3:43:2" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:5:43:2">3, 43, 2</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:100"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 100</bibl> Müll.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">fumantem nasum vivi tentaveris ursi,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to provoke a dangerous person</i>.</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:6:64:28"><author>Mart.</author> 6, 64, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ursum poscunt,</quote> <i><i>a bear-baiting in the circus</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:186"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 186</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurti_ca" key="urti_ca" opt="n" orig_id="n49926"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urtīca">urtica</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">uro</etym>. <sense id="n49926.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49926.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A nettle, stinging-nettle</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:92"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 15, 55, § 92</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:31">22, 13, 15, § 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:44:15"><author>Cat.</author> 44, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:12:8"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 12, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0969,001:6:70"><author>Pers.</author> 6, 70</bibl> al.—</sense><sense id="n49926.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>a sea-nettle</i>, a kind of zoophyte, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:146"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 45, 68, § 146</bibl>; also called <cit><quote lang="la">marina urtica,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:298"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 1, 9 (298)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49926.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>, <i>lustful desire, pruriency</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:2:128"><author>Juv.</author> 2, 128</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:11:166">11, 166</bibl> (168).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuruca" key="uruca" opt="n" orig_id="n49927"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uruca">uruca</head>, v. Plin. vocab. and eruca.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_rus" key="u_rus" opt="n" orig_id="n49928"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūrus">urus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">Celtic</etym>, <sense id="n49928.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of wild ox, a ure-ox, urus</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:28"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:38"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 15, 15, § 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:374"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 374</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:532">3, 532</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> S. 6, 4 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurvo" key="urvo" opt="n" orig_id="n49929"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urvo">urvo</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">urbo</orth>), <itype opt="n">āre</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. n.</pos> <etym opt="n">urvum</etym>, <sense id="n49929.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to plough round, mark out with a plough</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">urvat, Ennius in Andromedā significat circumdat, ab eo sulco, qui fit in urbe condendā urvo aratri ... Ait autem: Circum sese urvat ad pedes, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=375"><author>Fest.</author> p. 375</bibl></cit> Müll. <title>N. cr.</title> (Trag. v. 141 Vahl.); cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">urvare est aratro definire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:16:239:section=6"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 16, 239, § 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossurvum" key="urvum" opt="n" orig_id="n49930"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="urvum">urvum</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">urbum</orth>), <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n49930.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the curved part of a plough, the plough-tail</i>, with which the bounds of cities were marked out, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:1:10"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 1, 10</bibl> Schneid. <title>N. cr.</title>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5"><author>id.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5</bibl>, §§ 127 and 135 Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:16:239:section=6"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 16, 239, § 6</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUsca_na" key="Usca_na" opt="n" orig_id="n49931"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Uscāna">Uscana</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n49931.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town of Illyria</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:18"><author>Liv.</author> 43, 18</bibl> sqq.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Uscānenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Uscana</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:18"><author>Liv.</author> 43, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:43:19">43, 19</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_si^o" key="u_si^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49932"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsĭo">usio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">utor</etym>, <sense id="n49932.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>use</i> (ante- and postclass.): <cit><quote lang="la">domini usioni recipitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:149:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 149, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae tibi usioni supererunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:38:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 38, 4</bibl></cit>: usioni quod satis esset, <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 231, 6</bibl>: usionis gratiā, Scaevola ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:1:17"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 1, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">usionis causā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:34:2:28"><author>Dig.</author> 34, 2, 28</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> 7, p. 238</bibl> dub.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUsi_pe^tes" key="Usi_pe^tes" opt="n" orig_id="n49933"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Usīpĕtes">Usipetes</head>, <itype opt="n">um</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <sense id="n49933.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a Germanic people on the Rhine, near the Tenchteri</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:4">4, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:16">4, 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:51"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 51</bibl>.—Called also <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Usīpĭi</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:13:56"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 13, 56</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:32"><author>id.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:32"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:32">32</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_si^ta_te_" key="u_si^ta_te_" opt="n" orig_id="n49934"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsĭtātē">usitate</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. usitor, <i>P. a. fin.</i></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_si^ta_tus" key="u_si^ta_tus" opt="n" orig_id="n49935"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsĭtātus">usitatus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> of usitor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_si^tor" key="u_si^tor" opt="n" orig_id="n49936"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsĭtor">usitor</head>, <itype opt="n">ātus, 1</itype>, <i>v. freq. dep.</i> <etym opt="n">utor</etym>, <sense id="n49936.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to use often, be in the habit of using;</i> as a <i>verb. fin.</i> only a few times in Gellius in the <i>perf.;</i> with <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">verbo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:17:1:9"><author>Gell.</author> 17, 1, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:21:2">10, 21, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">anulis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:10:1"><author>id.</author> 10, 10, 1</bibl></cit>.—Much more freq. and quite class.: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūsĭtātus</orth>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos>, in the passive sense, <i>usual, wonted, customary, common, ordinary, accustomed, familiar</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc jam vetus est et majorum exemplo multis in rebus usitatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:16:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 16, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usitatus honos pervulgatusque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:14:4:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 14, 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:53"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vocabula,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apud eos omne genus cuniculorum notum atque usitatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:22"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usitato more peccare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 3, § 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">penna,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:20:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 20, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">potiones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:5:73"><author>id.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 5, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oratio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:4"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alius, ne condemnaretur, pecuniam dedit: usitatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:117"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 44, § 117</bibl></cit>; cf., with <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum eas non solum refelli, sed etiam accusari sciamus usitatum esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:5:1"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 5, 1</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">faciamus tractando usitatius hoc verbum et tritius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:7:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 7, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod usitatius esse coepit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:9:4"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 9, 4</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">utatur verbis quam usitatissimis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:25:85"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 25, 85</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:7:14"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 7, 14</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūsĭtātē</orth>, <i>in the usual manner</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">loqui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:26:72"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 26, 72</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:29:89">5, 29, 89</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dictum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:7:3"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 7, 3</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:20:21"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 20, 21</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2468,001:Trin. 9"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUspe_" key="Uspe_" opt="n" orig_id="n49937"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Uspē">Uspe</head>, <itype opt="n">ēs</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n49937.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town of Asiatic Scythia</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:16"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 16</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Uspenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ium</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Uspe</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:12:17"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 12, 17</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuspi^am" key="uspi^am" opt="n" orig_id="n49938"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uspĭam">uspiam</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">us-piam, v. usque</etym>, <sense id="n49938.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>at</i> or <i>in any place, anywhere, somewhere</i> (rare but class; mostly in affirmative clauses; cf. usquam): <cit><quote lang="la">sive est illa (lex) scripta uspiam, sive nusquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:15:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 15, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si avenam uspiam videris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:30:91"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 30, 91</bibl></cit>: non dubitabam, quin te ille aut Dyrrhachii aut in istis locis uspiam visurus esset, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:17:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 17, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum consistere uspiam velit, an mare transire, nescitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:12:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">malo esse in Tusculano aut uspiam in suburbano,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:13b:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 13, b, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">perscrutabor fanum, si inveniam uspiam Aurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:620"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 4, 2, 13 (620)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne uspiam insidiae fient,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:597"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 2 (597)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">metuo ne opsint mihi, neve opstent uspiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:996"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 2, 6 (996)</bibl></cit>.—With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec uspiam ruris reperitur ille,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:7:26:1"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 7, 26, 1</bibl></cit>; <cit><quote lang="la">scripturarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,011:164:7"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 164, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49938.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>in any business</i> or <i>affair: Ol.</i> Nimis tenax es. <abbr>St.</abbr> Num me expertus uspiam? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:816"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 4, 3, 19 (816)</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:597"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 2 (597)</bibl> supra.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossusquam" key="usquam" opt="n" orig_id="n49939"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="usquam">usquam</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">us for ubs, from ubi; indef. suffix quam, as in quisquam, etc.; cf. usque</etym>, <i>at</i> or <i>in any place, anywhere</i> (usu. in neg. clauses, while uspiam, corresp. to quispiam, is used also affirmatively).  <sense id="n49939.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">iste, cui nullus esset usquam consistendi locus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:21:50"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 21, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam etiam fui usquam, quin, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1092"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1092</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque quiescam usquam noctu neque interdiu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:862"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 5, 2, 21 (862)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec usquam insistentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:7:6"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 7, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque omnino hujus rei meminit usquam poëta ipse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:2:16"><author>id.</author> 11, 2, 16</bibl></cit>.—Of place in books or in history: <cit><quote lang="la">quo neque acutius ullius imperatoris cogitatum neque celerius factum usquam legimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Dat:6:8"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Dat.</title> 6, 8</bibl></cit>.—With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec sane usquam terrarum locum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:3:3:9"><author>Just.</author> 3, 3, 9</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49939.2" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> In neg. interrog. sentences: <cit><quote lang="la">num ejus color pudoris signum usquam indicat?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:878"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 878</bibl></cit>.—With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">an quisquam usquam gentium est aeque miser?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:293"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 293</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49939.3" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> In conditional clauses: <cit><quote lang="la">si quid Usquam justitia est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:1:604"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 604</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si usquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:51"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 1, 51</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:54">11, 1, 54</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49939.4" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Affirmatively: <cit><quote lang="la">miror te, cum Romā absis, usquam potius esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde quod est usquam ... Inspicitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:12:41"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 12, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">implorare quod usquam est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:311"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 311</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49939.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Of other relations than those of place, <i>in any thing, in any way;</i> with neg., <i>by no means, in no respect</i>, etc. (rare but class.): <cit><quote lang="la">neque istic neque alibi tibi usquam erit in me mora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:420"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 420</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque esset usquam consilio aut auctoritati locus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non usquam id quidem dicit omnino,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:9:24"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 9, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Jugurtha neque advorsus iram ejus (populi Romani) usquam nisi avaritiā nobilitatis et pecuniā suā spem habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:13:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 13, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49939.6" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> * </sense><sense id="n49939.7" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of value: alicui usquam esse, <i>to be of any account</i> or <i>importance</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo loco habere, etc.): quasi jam usquam tibi sint viginti minae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:223"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 223</bibl></cit> (Bentl. ex conj.: quasi hujus jam tibi).—</sense><sense id="n49939.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With verbs of motion, <i>to any place, anywhither, anywhere</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">duci potis est si ea usquam gentium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:686"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 91 (686)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">velut usquam Vinctus eas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:30"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 7, 30</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49939.9" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In gen., <i>at all</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vero usquam discedebam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque progredi usquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2</bibl></cit>. 4, 11: <cit><quote lang="la">(formica) non usquam prorepit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:37"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 37</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">moveri Haud usquam potuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:553"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 553</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prius, quam Tissaphernes usquam se moveret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ag:3:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Ages.</title> 3, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossusque^" key="usque^" opt="n" orig_id="n49940"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="usquĕ">usque</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">us- for ubs-, from ubi with locative <i>s;</i> and que for qued, old <case opt="n">abl.</case> of quis; v. Corss. Ausspr. 2, 471; 838; cf.: quisque, usquam</etym>. <sense id="n49940.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, <i>all the way to</i> or <i>from</i> any limit of space, time, etc. (cf.: fine, tenus); of place, <i>all the way, right on, without interruption, continuously, constantly.</i> </sense><sense id="n49940.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> With prepositions. </sense><sense id="n49940.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>ab</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui a fundamento mihi usque movisti mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:539"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 6, 55 (539)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque a mari supero Romam proficisci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:68:192"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 68, 192</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex omnibus spectaculis usque a Capitolio plausus excitatus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:58:124"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 58, 124</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque a rubro mari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Han:2:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Hann.</title> 2, 1</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dardaniam Siculo prospexit ab usque Pachyno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:289"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 289</bibl></cit> (sometimes as one word, v. abusque).—</sense><sense id="n49940.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>ex</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque ex ultimā Syriā atque Aegypto navigare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:157"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 60, § 157</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49940.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <i>ad</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque a Dianio ad Sinopen navigaverunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:87"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 34, § 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab imis unguibus usque ad verticem summum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:7:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 7, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque ad Iconium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:8:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 8, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab Atticā ad Thessaliam usque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:63"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 21, § 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque ad Numantiam misit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:7:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Dejot.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque ad castra hostium accessit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:51"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 51</bibl></cit> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and post-Aug. ad usque; often as one word, v. adusque).—</sense><sense id="n49940.5" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> With <i>in</i> and <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum ad eum usque in Pamphyliam legatos misissent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:12:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 12, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">portūs usque in sinūs oppidis et ad urbis crepidines infusi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:31:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 31, 43</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.6" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> With <i>trans</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">trans Alpes usque transfertur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:3:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 3, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.7" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> With <i>sub</i> and <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">admōrunt oculis usque sub ora faces,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,010:240"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Ib.</title> 240</bibl></cit> (236).—</sense><sense id="n49940.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With <i>adverbs of place</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod eos usque istinc exauditos putem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:14:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 14, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.9" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Esp., with <i>quaque</i> (less correctly as one word, usquequaque; v. II. A. 3. e. and II. B. 3. infra), <i>everywhere</i>: non usque quaque idoneum invenias locum, ubi, etc., Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 518, 6</bibl> (Com. Rel. v. 198 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">immo vero, quom usquequaque umbra'st, tamen Sol semper hic est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:768"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 79 (768)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mari terrāque illas usque quaque quaeritat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:105"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> prol. 105</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aut undique religionem tolle, aut usque quaque conserva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:43:110"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 43, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">effugere non est, Flacce, basiatores. Instant ... occurrunt, et hinc et illinc, usquequaque, quacunque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:98:3"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 98, 3</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">QVAQVE VSQVE,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 611, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.10" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> With <i>acc. of the place whither, all the way to, as far as, to.</i> </sense><sense id="n49940.11" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With names of towns (class.; acc. to Reisig. Vorles. p. 216, usque ad Numantiam means <i>all the way to</i> the town, i. e. to its walls or gates: usque Numantiam, <i>all the way to</i> or <i>into</i> it, implying entrance of the town; cf. the passages cited infra): <cit><quote lang="la">theatrum ita resonans, ut usque Romam significationes vocesque referantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 14, § 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Miletum usque? obsecro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:655"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 655</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.12" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With other names than those of towns (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">ab hac (sc. Siciliā) Cretam usque Siculum (mare) vocat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:75"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 5, 10, § 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">imperium usque extremos Orientis terminos prolatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:1:4"><author>Just.</author> 7, 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terminos usque Libyae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:1:5"><author>id.</author> 1, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab Atticā Thessaliam usque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:4:63"><author>Plin.</author> 4, 12, 21, § 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab eo usque Jovem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:84"><author>id.</author> 2, 22, 20, § 84</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horrendus ab astris Descendit vos usque fragor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:11:89"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 11, 89</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.13" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Meton.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49940.14" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of time, <i>all the time, continually, perpetually, all the while</i> from or to a period, <i>as long</i> or <i>as far as, until.</i> </sense><sense id="n49940.15" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With prepositions. </sense><sense id="n49940.16" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> With <i>ab</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi magna cum eo jam inde usque a pueritiā Fuit semper familiaritas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:183"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 183</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">primus esses memoriter Progeniem nostram usque ab avo proferens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:395"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 395</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">augures omnes usque a Romulo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,023:8:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Vatin.</title> 8, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">opinio jam usque ab heroicis ducta temporibus,</quote> <i><i>from as far back as the heroic ages</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque a Thale Milesio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:33:91"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 33, 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bona paterna et avita et usque a nobis repetita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:14:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 14, 34</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.17" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> With <i>ad</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque a mane ad vesperum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:249"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 97 (249)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a mane ad noctem usque in foro dego diem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:534"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 1, 3 (534)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inde usque ad diurnam stellam crastinam potabimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:171"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 1, 2, 62 (171)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:16:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 16, 25</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille nihil difficilius esse dicebat, quam amicitiam usque ad extremum vitae diem permanere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:10:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 10, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deinceps retro usque ad Romulum,</quote> <i><i>as far as, up to</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:37:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 37, 58</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.18" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">acc.</case> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">paucae, aegre se defendentes, usque tempora Alexandri Magni duraverunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:2:4:32"><author>Just.</author> 2, 4, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a rege Romulo usque Caesarem Augustum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:1"><author>Flor.</author> 1</bibl></cit>, prooem. 1 (al. usque in).— </sense><sense id="n49940.19" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With adverbs. </sense><sense id="n49940.20" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> With <i>inde</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pueritiae memoriam recordari ultimam, inde usque repetens, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,016:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Arch.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.21" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> With <i>antehac</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut animus in spe usque antehac attentus fuit, Ita, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:303"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 303</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.22" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> With <i>adhuc</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod occultatum'st usque adhuc nunc non potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:277"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 3, 10 (277)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui me tam leni passus animost usque adhuc facere, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:262"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 262</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cessatum usque adhuc est,</quote> <i><i>until now, hitherto</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:631"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 631</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui mos usque adhuc est retentus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:20:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 20, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque adhuc certe animum meum probastis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:18"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 18</bibl></cit>; v. adhuc, II. A.—</sense><sense id="n49940.23" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> With <i>eo</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tamen usque eo se tenuit, quoad, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:4:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Dejot.</title> 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque eo animadverti eum jocari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:22:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 22, 60</bibl></cit>; v. 2. eo, II. C.—</sense><sense id="n49940.24" level="4" n="e" opt="n"> With <i>quaque, continually, always</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Chrusalus mihi usque quaque loquitur nec recte,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:722"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 4, 83 (722)</bibl></cit>: usque quaque sapere oportet, Poët. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:16:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 16, 1</bibl>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">usque quaque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:39:2"><author>Cat.</author> 39, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:7:20:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 20, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:7:5">1, 7, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:3:1"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 3, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">usquequaque, de hoc cum dicemus,</quote> <i><i>whenever</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:9:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 9, 1</bibl></cit>.— Opp. nusquam: <cit><quote lang="la">atque hoc non alienum est, quod ad multa pertineat, ne aut nusquam aut usquequaque dicatur, hic admonere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:21:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 21, 63</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.25" level="4" n="f" opt="n"> With <i>dum</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque dum regnum optinebit Juppiter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:728"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 1, 28 (728)</bibl></cit>: conplebo familiam adeo usque satietatem dum capiet pater, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:471"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 2, 9 (471)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque id egi dudum, dum loquitur pater,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:983"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 983</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:156"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 156</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi quidem usque curae erit, quid agas, dum, quid egeris, sciero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:19:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 19, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 5, § 12</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:16">2, 1, 6, § 16</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:30:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 30, 7</bibl>; cf. dum, I. B. 1. b. —</sense><sense id="n49940.26" level="4" n="g" opt="n"> With <i>interea</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam usque dum ille vitam colet Inopem ... Interea usque illi de me supplicium dabo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:136"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 136</bibl></cit> sqq.—</sense><sense id="n49940.27" level="4" n="h" opt="n"> With <i>donec</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ibo odorans quasi canis venaticus Usque donec persecutus volpem ero vestigiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:269"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 2, 114 (269)</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49940.28" level="4" n="k" opt="n"> With <i>quoad</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque illum, quoad ei nuntiatum esset consules descendisse, omnibus exclusis commentatum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:22:87"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 22, 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dandum ordeum, usque quoad erunt lactentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:7:12"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 7, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.29" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>adeo</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque adeo in periculo fuisse, quoad, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:38:82"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 38, 82</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:67"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 67</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">instare usque adeo, donec se adjurat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:582"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 2, 3, 40 (582)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:811"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 5, 32 (811)</bibl>: usque adeo, dum, C.<author>Gracch.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:10:3:5"><author>Gell.</author> 10, 3, 5</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:472"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 2, 10 (472)</bibl> sub f. supra.—</sense><sense id="n49940.30" level="4" n="m" opt="n"> With <i>nunc</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nunc usque,</quote> <i><i>to this day</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:14:2:12"><author>Amm.</author>14, 2, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque nunc,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Hier.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 3, 87</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.31" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In other relations. </sense><sense id="n49940.32" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Of extent or degree, <i>even to, quite up to</i>, or <i>as far as.</i> </sense><sense id="n49940.33" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego vapulando, ille verberando, usque ambo defessi sumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:213"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 213</bibl></cit> Fleck. (al. verberando usque, ambo: <cit><quote lang="la">incerta est distinctio, Don. ad loc.): poenasque dedit usque superque (= usque eo quod satis esset),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:2:65"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 2, 65</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.34" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> With <i>ad</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque ad ravim poscam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:336"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 5, 10 (336)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque ad necem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:199"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 199</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc malum usque ad bestias perveniat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:43:67"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 43, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque ad eum finem, dum, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 6, 16</bibl></cit>; v. dum: assenserunt consules designati, omnes etiam consulares usque ad Pompeium, <i>up to</i>, i. e. <i>except Pompey</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:2:11:20"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 11, 20</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.35" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> With <i>adeo</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">undique totis Usque adeo turbatur agris,</quote> <i><i>to so great an extent</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:1:12"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 1, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.36" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> With terminal adverbs: <cit><quote lang="la">Anco regi familiaris est factus (sc. L. Tarquinius) usque eo, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:20:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 20, 35</bibl></cit>; v. eo, under is <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">usque quo non vis subici mihi?</quote> <i><i>how long?</i></i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:tlg,0527,002:10:3"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Exod.</title> 10, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. quousque.—</sense><sense id="n49940.37" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Right on, always, without stop, continuously, constantly, incessantly: Ep.</i> Ne abeas, priusquam ego ad te venero. <abbr>Ap.</abbr> Usque opperiar, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:302"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 122 (302)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ctesipho me pugnis miserum Usque occidit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:559"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 559</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">an usque In nostrum jacies verba superba caput?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:8:16"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 8, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cantantes licet usque, minus via laedit, eamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:9:64"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 9, 64</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vidisse semel satis est, juvat usque morari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:487"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 487</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naturam expelles furcā, tamen usque recurret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:10:24"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 10, 24</bibl></cit>.—Repeated: <cit><quote lang="la">allatres licet usque nos et usque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:60:1"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 60, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ergo, qui prius usque et usque et usque Furum scindere podices solebam,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Priap.</author> 78</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49940.38" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Esp.: usque quāque (less correctly as one word, usquequaque), <i>in every thing, on every occasion</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nolite usque quaque idem quaerere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 5, § 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">an hoc usque quaque, aliter in vitā?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:30:91"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 30, 91</bibl></cit> Madv. ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">et id usquequaque quantum sit appareat,</quote> <i><i>in each particular</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:22:73"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 22, 73</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:7:12:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 12, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">religionum usque quaque contemptor, praeter unius Deae Syriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:56"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 56 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossusque^qua_que" key="usque^qua_que" opt="n" orig_id="n49941"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="usquĕquāque">usquequaque</head>, v. usque, I. B. 2.; II. A. 3. e.; II. B. 3.</div1>


<div1 id="crossusta" key="usta" opt="n" orig_id="n49942"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="usta">usta</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">uro</etym>, <sense id="n49942.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a kind of red color, burnt cinnabar</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:38"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 6, 20, § 38</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7:11"><author>Vitr.</author> 7, 11 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 19, 17</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUsti_ca" key="Usti_ca" opt="n" orig_id="n49943"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ustīca">Ustica</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <sense id="n49943.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A small hill in the Sabine country, near Horace's villa</i>, still called <i>Val d'Ustica</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:17:11"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 17, 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49943.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A small island north of Sicily</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:92"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 8, 14, § 92</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossusti_ci^us" key="usti_ci^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49944"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ustīcĭus">usticius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">uro</etym>, of a color <sense id="n49944.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>produced by burning</i>, i. e. <i>brown</i> (postclass.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 19, 28</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossusti^la_go" key="usti^la_go" opt="n" orig_id="n49945"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ustĭlāgo">ustilago</head>, <itype opt="n">ĭnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n49945.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a plant, called also</i> carduus silvaticus, <bibl default="NO"><author>App.</author> <title>Herb.</title> 109</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossusti^o" key="usti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49946"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ustĭo">ustio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">uro</etym>, <sense id="n49946.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a burning, searing</i>, or <i>cauterizing</i> (post-Aug. and very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">si costa cariosa est, inutilis ustio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:8:2"><author>Cels.</author> 8, 2 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaedam ustione sanantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:34:151"><author>Plin.</author> 34, 15, 44, § 151</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vehementior sinapis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:20:239"><author>id.</author> 20, 22, 87, § 239</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossustor" key="ustor" opt="n" orig_id="n49947"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ustor">ustor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">uro</etym>, <sense id="n49947.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a burner</i> of dead bodies, <i>a corpse-burner</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:33:90"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 33, 90</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:59:5"><author>Cat.</author> 59, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:93:26"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 93, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:8:738"><author>Luc.</author> 8, 738</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossustri_cu^la" key="ustri_cu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n49948"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ustrīcŭla">ustricula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">ustor</etym>, <sense id="n49948.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a female hair-curler</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Pall.</title> 4</bibl> dub.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossustri_na" key="ustri_na" opt="n" orig_id="n49949"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ustrīna">ustrina</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">uro</etym>. * <sense id="n49949.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A burning, burn</i>, <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:7:19:19"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 7, 19, 19</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49949.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>A place for burning corpses</i>, <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4517</bibl>; cf. Fest. s. v. bustum, p. 32.—Called also ‡ <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ustrīnum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 656, 3</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">755, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">1044, 7</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossustu^lo" key="ustu^lo" opt="n" orig_id="n49950"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ustŭlo">ustulo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">uro</etym>. <sense id="n49950.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49950.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to burn a little, to scorch, singe</i> (very rare; syn. amburo): <cit><quote lang="la">palos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:5:12"><author>Vitr.</author> 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">taleas oleagineas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:1:5"><author>id.</author> 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caput ferventi ferro,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to crisp the hair</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Priap.</author> 46</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n49950.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Pregn., <i>to burn up, consume</i> by fire: <cit><quote lang="la">scripta lignis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:36:8"><author>Cat.</author> 36, 8</bibl></cit>.— * </sense><sense id="n49950.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>to pinch, nip</i>, or <i>blast</i> with cold: <cit><quote lang="la">gemmas (arboris) frigoris aurā,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Priap.</author> 62</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossustu_ra" key="ustu_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n49951"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ustūra">ustura</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">uro</etym>, <sense id="n49951.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the burning</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">fervoris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 2:14:93"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 2, 14, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:ib. 3:8:96"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 8, 96</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignis ad usturam infertur injustis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Arn.</author> <title>in Psa.</title> 74</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossustus" key="ustus" opt="n" orig_id="n49952"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ustus">ustus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> of uro.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su^a_lis" key="u_su^a_lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49953"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsŭālis">usualis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">2. usus</etym>. <sense id="n49953.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>That is for use, fit for use</i> (post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">mancipia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:39:4:16:section=3"><author>Dig.</author> 39, 4, 16, § 3</bibl></cit>.—* </sense><sense id="n49953.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Usual, common, ordinary</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0261,002:4:10"><author>Sid.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 4, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> <title>in Luc.</title> 7</bibl>, n. 150.—Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūsŭālĭter</orth>, <i>in the usual manner</i> (late Lat.), <bibl default="NO"><author>Cassiod.</author> <title>Var.</title> 2, 39</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su^a_ri^us" key="u_su^a_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49954"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsŭārĭus">usuarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">2. usus</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to use, usuary</i>, viz.,  <sense id="n49954.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Pass., that is used, made use of</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">servus,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>whom one has the use of, but does not own</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:8:14"><author>Dig.</author> 7, 8, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:4:1:23"><author>Gell.</author> 4, 1, 23</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49954.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Act.</abbr>, as <pos opt="n">subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūsŭā-rĭus</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>one who uses</i> or <i>has the use of</i> a thing, but no right of property in it: <cit><quote lang="la">usus aquae personalis est: et ideo ad heredem usuarii transmitti non potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:8:21"><author>Dig.</author> 7, 8, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eadem et in usuario dicenda sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:1:13:section=2"><author>ib.</author> 7, 1, 13, § 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su_ca^pi^o1" key="u_su_ca^pi^o1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49955"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsū-căpĭo">usucapio</head> (in recent edd. usually separate, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūsū căpĭo</orth>), <itype opt="n">cēpi, captum, 3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">2. usus</etym>; jurid. t. t., <sense id="n49955.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>to acquire ownership</i> of a thing <i>by long use, to acquire by prescription</i> or <i>usucaption</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quoniam hereditas usu capta esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:5:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 5, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scio jam biennium transisse, omniaque me usucepisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:5:1:10"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 1, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullam penes se culpam esse, quod Hannibal jam velut usu cepisset Italiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:44:6"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 44, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">subsiciva, ut usu capta, concessit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=dom.:9"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Dom.</title> 9 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">filius pro donato non capiet usu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:41:7:1"><author>Dig.</author> 41, 7, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">propius est, ut usu eas capere non possis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:41:3:29"><author>ib.</author> 41, 3, 29</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su_ca^pi^o2" key="u_su_ca^pi^o2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49956"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsū-căpĭo">usucapio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>; jurid. t. t., <sense id="n49956.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>the acquisition of ownership by long use</i> or <i>possession, usucaption</i>: usucapio est dominii adeptio per continuationem possessionis anni vel biennii; rerum mobilium anni, immobilium biennii, Ulp. Fragm. tit. 19; cf. Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 2, 41</bibl> sqq.; 2, 61; 2, 68; 2, 204; 4, 36; <bibl default="NO"><author>Paul.</author> <title>Sent.</title> 5, 2</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">1, 17, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:41:3:3"><author>Dig.</author> 41, 3, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:26:74"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 26, 74</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:Inst. 2:6"><author>Just.</author> <title>Inst.</title> 2, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:41"><author>Dig.</author> 41</bibl>, tit. 3; <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 7, 24</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">7, 28</bibl> sq.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">usus capio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:21:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 21, 55</bibl></cit>.—Sometimes separated: <cit><quote lang="la">usu quoque capio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:41:10:1"><author>Dig.</author> 41, 10, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su_captus" key="u_su_captus" opt="n" orig_id="n49957"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsūcaptus">usucaptus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> of usucapio.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su_fa^ci^o" key="u_su_fa^ci^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49958"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsū-făcĭo">usufacio</head>, v. 2. usus, I. B. 2. b. <foreign lang="greek">β.</foreign></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su_fructu^a_ri^us" key="u_su_fructu^a_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49959"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsūfructŭārĭus">usufructuarius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">usufructus; v. 2. usus, I. B. 2. a.</etym>, <sense id="n49959.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who has the use and profit but not the property of a thing, a usufructuary</i>, Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 2, 30</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">3, 93</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:1:7"><author>Dig.</author> 7, 1, 7</bibl> al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su_ra" key="u_su_ra" opt="n" orig_id="n49960"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsūra">usura</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">utor</etym>, <i>a using, use</i>, or <i>enjoyment</i> of a thing (class.).  <sense id="n49960.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: solis usura, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 231, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hujus lucis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,030:17:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Post.</title> 17, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unius horae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:12:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 12, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">parva exigui temporis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:3:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 3, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">longi temporis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:39:93"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 39, 93</bibl></cit>: corporis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:108"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 108</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:182"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 2, 144 (182)</bibl> gloriae, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:34:2"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 34, 2</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49960.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., in mercantile lang., <i>a use of money lent</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab aliquo pecuniam pro usurā auferre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:168"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 72, § 168</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49960.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Meton.</usg>, <i>interest</i> paid for the use of money, <i>usury</i> (reckoned by the month among the Romans; cf. fenus): <cit><quote lang="la">lex, ut sexenni die sine usuris creditae pecuniae solvantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:21"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alicui usuram pendere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:22:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 22, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usuras dare, accipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:22:1:17"><author>Dig.</author> 22, 1, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usuram perscribere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:12:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 12, 3</bibl></cit> minuere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:10:62:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 10, 62, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">vorax,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:181"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 181</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">certare cum usuris fructibus praediorum,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to spend the whole income of their estates in paying interest</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:8:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 8, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque aes alienum patiebatur multiplicandis usuris crescere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:2:5"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usura plurium annorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:8:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 6, 8, 5</bibl></cit>: debitor usuram pariter sortemque negabit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:5:43:3"><author>Mart.</author> 5, 43, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=aug.:39"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Aug.</title> 39</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecuniam sub usuris mutuam dare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:14:6:7:section=9"><author>Dig.</author> 14, 6, 7, § 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49960.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, in gen., <i>interest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra, quae numquam recusat imperium, nec umquam sine usurā reddit quod accepit, sed alias minore, plerumque majore cum fenore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:15:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 15, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">diutius servata usuram adiciunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:69:1"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 69, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">primā quāque occasione (litteras) mitte, appositis quidem usuris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:9:28:5"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 9, 28, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">has usuras voluptatium pendimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:95:23"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 95, 23</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su_ra_ri^us" key="u_su_ra_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49961"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsūrārĭus">usurarius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">usura</etym>. <sense id="n49961.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>That serves</i> or <i>is fit for use, of which one has the use</i> or <i>enjoyment</i>, = usuarius: <cit><quote lang="la">puer,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:382"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 3, 12 (382)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uxor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:498"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 2, 36 (498)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49961.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Of</i> or <i>belonging to interest</i> or <i>usury, that pays interest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">aera,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:74"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 1, 53 (74)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecunia,</quote> <i><i>at interest</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:16:2:11"><author>Dig.</author> 16, 2, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">debitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:3:5:5"><author>ib.</author> 3, 5, 5 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:3:5:37">3, 5, 37</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">debitor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:21:1:7"><author>ib.</author> 21, 1, 7</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su_re^cepti^o" key="u_su_re^cepti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49962"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsū-rĕceptĭo">usureceptio</head> (also separately <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūsū rĕceptĭo</orth>), <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>; law t. t., <sense id="n49962.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a recovery by usucaption of property once alienated</i>: quae species usucapionis dicitur usureceptio, quia id quod aliquando habuimus recipimus per usucapionem, Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 2, 59</bibl> sqq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_su_re^ci^pi^o" key="u_su_re^ci^pi^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49963"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsū-rĕcĭpĭo">usurecipio</head>, <itype opt="n">cēpi, 3</itype>, <sense id="n49963.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>v. a.;</i> law t. t., <i>to recover by usucaption property once alienated</i>, Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 2, 61</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_surpa_bi^lis" key="u_surpa_bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49964"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsurpābĭlis">usurpabilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">usurpo</etym>, <sense id="n49964.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that may be used</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> adv. Mart. 2, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_surpa_ti^o" key="u_surpa_ti^o" opt="n" orig_id="n49965"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsurpātĭo">usurpatio</head>, <itype opt="n">ōnis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">usurpo</etym>, <i>a taking into use, a making use, using, use</i> of a thing (cf. usus).  <sense id="n49965.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">usurpatio et renovatio doctrinae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:71:250"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 71, 250</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:166"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 64, § 166</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vocis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:19:5"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 19, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">superba nominis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:33:31"><author>Plin.</author> 33, 2, 7, § 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vetustatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:12:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 12, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">itineris insoliti,</quote> <i><i>the undertaking of a journey so uncommon</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:23:14"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 23, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bonae mentis,</quote> <i><i>enjoyment, possession</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:4:4:1"><author>Val. Max.</author> 4, 4, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49965.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., in jurid. lang., </sense><sense id="n49965.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A seizing</i> or <i>using unlawfully, usurpation</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui sanctitatem baptismatis illicitā usurpatione geminaverit,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 1, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">per vim et usurpationem vindicare ac tenere aliquid,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>ib.</author> 1, 4, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49965.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A using by another party, whereby a prescription</i> or <i>usucaption is interrupted</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usurpatio est usucapionis interruptio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:41:3:2"><author>Dig.</author> 41, 3, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_surpa_ti_ve_" key="u_surpa_ti_ve_" opt="n" orig_id="n49966"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsurpātīvē">usurpative</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. usurpativus <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_surpa_ti_vus" key="u_surpa_ti_vus" opt="n" orig_id="n49967"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsurpātīvus">usurpativus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">usurpo, II. B. 2.</etym>, <sense id="n49967.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>wrongly used, unusual, improper, usurpative</i> (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">species verborum,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Diom.</author> p. 389</bibl></cit> P.; <bibl default="NO"><author>Macr.</author> <title>Diff. Verb.</title> p. 2764</bibl> ib. —<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūsurpātīvē</orth>, <i>in an unusual manner, improperly, wrongly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usurpative ait hordea,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. G. 1, 210</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ad Verg. A. 7, 289</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_surpa_tor" key="u_surpa_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n49968"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsurpātor">usurpator</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">usurpo, II. B. 2.</etym>, <sense id="n49968.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who uses</i> or <i>takes possession unlawfully, a usurper</i> of a thing (late Lat.): <cit><quote lang="la">indebitae potestatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:26:7:12"><author>Amm.</author>26, 7, 12</bibl></cit>: tanti nominis, <author>Symm.</author> Or. ap. Val. 1, 22.—</sense><sense id="n49968.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In gen., <i>one who accomplishes</i>: ardui operis, <author>Jul. Sev.</author> <title>Syn.</title> praef. 1.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_surpa_to_ri^us" key="u_surpa_to_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n49969"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsurpātōrĭus">usurpatorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">usurpator</etym>, <sense id="n49969.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>usurping, usurpatory</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">temeritas,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 10, 47, 8</bibl></cit>.—<pos opt="n">Adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūsurpātōrĭē</orth>, <i>presumptuously, pretentiously</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Ambros.</author> Hexaëm. 3, 15, n. 64</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> <title>in Psa.</title> 118</bibl>, Serm. 5, § 23 al.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_surpa_trix" key="u_surpa_trix" opt="n" orig_id="n49970"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsurpātrix">usurpatrix</head>, <itype opt="n">īcis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">usurpator</etym>, <sense id="n49970.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>she that assumes</i> or <i>takes to herself without right</i> (late Lat.): innocentiae (arrogantia), Salv. Gub. Dei, 3, 12.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossusurpo" key="usurpo" opt="n" orig_id="n49971"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="usurpo">usurpo</head>, <itype opt="n">āvi, ātum, 1</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. a.</pos> <etym opt="n">perh. contr. from usu rapio, to seize to one's own use</etym>, <i>to take into use; to make use of; to use, employ, apply, practise, exercise, enjoy</i> (class.; cf. utor).  <sense id="n49971.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">inter novam rem verbum usurpabo vetus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:231"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 2, 1, 29 (231)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen tantum virtutis usurpas: quid ipsa valeat, ignoras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:2:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Par.</title> 2, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">at quam crebro usurpat Et consul, et Antonius!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:28:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 28, 70</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">praeclare est hoc usurpatum a doctissimis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,047:5:1:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Par.</title> 5, 1, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">peregrinae condicionis homines vetuit usurpare Romana nomina, duntaxat gentilicia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:25"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 25</bibl></cit>: o barathrum! ubi nunc es? ut ego te usurpem lubens! <i>I would occupy thee</i> (<i>cast myself into thee</i>), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:149"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 2, 41 (149)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc genus poenae saepe in improbos cives hac in re publicā esse usurpatum recordatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:4:4:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 4, 4, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conclusio, quā credo usuros veteres illos fuisse, si jam nota atque usurpata res esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:51:169"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 51, 169</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id nunc jure imperii nostri quotannis usurpatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:51"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 20, § 51</bibl></cit>; consolationes, a sapientissimis viris usurpatae, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:16:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 16, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">paucas tribus ad usurpandam libertatem vocare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:7:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 7, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">officium, quod semper usurpavi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:2:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 2, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis est, qui C. Fabricii, M'. Curii non cum caritate aliquā benevolentiae memoriam usurpet?</quote> <i><i>who does not cherish the memory of</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:8:28"><author>id.</author> ib. 8, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec patrum nec avorum memoriā quemquam id jus usurpasse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:8:9"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 8, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">solita munia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:49"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 49 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">modo comitatem et temperantiam, saepius violentiam ac libidines usurpans,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:16"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">otium post labores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:55"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec puduit has vestis usurpare etiam viros,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:78"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 23, 27, § 78</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sibi quisque dominorum usurpat servitutem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:8:6:6:section=1"><author>Dig.</author> 8, 6, 6, § 1</bibl></cit>.—With <i>de</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed de hoc post erit usurpandum, cum de poëtis dicemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:6:52"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 6, § 52</bibl></cit> Müll.—<abbr>Impers.</abbr>: usurpatum est, <i>it is usual, customary;</i> with a foll. <i>ut</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:13:1:section=6"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 13, 1, § 6</bibl>: quod in quibusdam provinciis usurpatur, Co. 2, 2, 22.— </sense><sense id="n49971.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n49971.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Aliquid oculis, auribus, etc., <i>to take possession</i> or <i>cognizance of</i>, i. e. <i>to perceive, observe</i>, etc., through the senses (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nec calidos aestus tuimur, nec frigora quimus Usurpare oculis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:301"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 301</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">advenio ex Seleuciā, Macedoniā atque Arabiā, Quas ego neque oculis neque pedibus umquam usurpavi meis,</quote> <i><i>I have never seen nor set foot in</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:846"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 2, 4 (846)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aliquid sensibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:975"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 975</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">unde meae usurpant aures sonitum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:629"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 3, 5, 9 (629)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49971.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In jurid. lang., <i>to get possession of, to acquire, obtain</i> a thing: <cit><quote lang="la">amissam possessionem ex jure civili surculo defringendo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:28:110"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 28, 110</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec interest is qui usurpaverit (possessionem) dominus sit, necne,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:41:3:5"><author>Dig.</author> 41, 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mercatores, qui de fundis fiscalibus mercari consuerunt, nullam immunitatem solvendi publici vectigalis usurpare possunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:39:4:9:section=8"><author>ib.</author> 39, 4, 9, § 8</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Absol.</abbr>: Mucium dicere solitum, lege non isse usurpatum mulierem, quae, cum Kal. Jan. apud virum matrimonii causā esse coepisset, a. d. IIII. Kal. Jan. sequentis usurpatum isset; <cit><quote lang="la">non enim posse impleri trinoctium, quod abesse a viro usurpandi causa ex XII. tabulis deberet, because, unless absent from him at least three full days of the year, she became subject to him as his wife by prescription,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:2:12"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 2, 12</bibl></cit> sq. Weiss (Herz. legi: non esse usurpatam mulierem); cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:1:3:9"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 9</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> ad Verg. G. 1, 31</bibl>; Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 1, 111</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:18:6:8"><author>Gell.</author> 18, 6, 8</bibl> sq.—</sense><sense id="n49971.5" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>To assume</i> or <i>appropriate unlawfully, to usurp</i> (not ante-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">civitatem Romanam usurpantes securi percussit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:25"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dominium totius loci,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 8, 10, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cognomina,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:35:71"><author>Plin.</author> 35, 10, 36, § 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illicitum collegium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:47:22:2"><author>Dig.</author> 47, 22, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus jus tyranni quaque usurparunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:32:2"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 32, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alienam possessionem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:33:40:5"><author>id.</author> 33, 40, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">possessionem Armeniae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:26"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 26</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49971.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> To make use of or be acquainted with under any name, i. e. <i>to name</i> or <i>call, to speak of</i> habitually, <i>adopt, assume</i> in words or speech (cf. nuncupo): <cit><quote lang="la">Jovem atque Junonem, reliquos, quos fratres inter se agnatosque usurpari atque appellari videmus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,072:chapter=11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Univ.</title> 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">soleo saepe ante oculos ponere idque libenter crebris usurpare sermonibus, omnis posse, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,032:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Marcell.</title> 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Graecum verbum usurpavi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">admonet saepe usurpatae Dionysi tyranni vocis, quā, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:22:8"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 22, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">saepe eum usurpasse vocem, multo miserius seni exilium esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:40:11"><author>id.</author> 2, 40, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tabulata instituenda sunt: hoc enim nomine usurpant agricolae ramos truncosque prominentes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:5:6:11"><author>Col.</author> 5, 6, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">C. Laelius, is, qui Sapiens usurpatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:11:40"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 11, 40</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:tlg,0527,005:5:11"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Deut.</title> 5, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum hoc decere ... quod semper usurpamus in omnibus dictis et factis ..cum hoc, inquam, decere dicimus,</quote> <i><i>speak of, insist on</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:22:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 22, 73</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_sus1" key="u_sus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49972"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsus">usus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> of utor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_sus2" key="u_sus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49973"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsus">usus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">utor</etym>, <i>the use</i> or <i>using</i> of any thing, in the widest sense (cf.: consuetudo, mos).  <sense id="n49973.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49973.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n49973.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>The use, employment, exercise</i> of any thing; with <i>gen. obj.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus in usu sui tota posita est: usus autem ejus est maximus civitatis gubernatio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cetera, ad virtutis usum idonea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,045:6:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 1, 6, 22</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">Quaeque ipsi doceant in usu habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:10:10"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 10, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec rhus Latinum nomen habet, cum in usum pluribus modis veniat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:91"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 11, 54, § 91</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Wear, a wearing out</i> or <i>away</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): <cit><quote lang="la">ferreus adsiduo consumitur anulus usu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:473"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 473</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">silices tenuantur ab usu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:91"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 91</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>Use, enjoyment, fruition</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">et usu rerum necessarium et dignitate spoliatum iri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:66"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantumque nobis in nostrum privatum usum, quantum ipsi superesse posset, remitteret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:8:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 8, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cave sis ne tu te usu perduis (i. e. ex usu tui),</quote> <i><i>lose control of yourself</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:857"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 2, 225 (857)</bibl></cit> Ussing ad loc.—</sense><sense id="n49973.6" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <i>Use, practice, exercise</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantum usu cottidiano et exercitatione efficiunt, uti, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:33"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod adsiduus usus uni rei deditus et ingenium et artem saepe vincit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:20:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 20, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum rerum magnarum tractatio atque usus cum illarum artium studiis et cognitione conjungitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:3:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad eam doctrinam, quam suo quisque studio adsecutus esset, adjungeretur usus frequens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:4:15"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 4, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">docuit nos longa vita ususque rerum maximarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:50:204"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 50, 204</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usu quidem in re publicā rerum maximarum facile omnis viceris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:23:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 23, 37</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.7" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> <i>Use, experience, discipline, skill</i> acquired by practice (cf. experientia): <abbr>Da.</abbr> O Geta, provinciam Cepisti duram. <abbr>Ge.</abbr> Mi usus venit, hoc scio, i. e. <i>I have found it so by experience</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:73"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 73</bibl> (al. usu venit; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>, II. C. 2.): <cit><quote lang="la">vir tali prudentiā, etiam usu atque exercitatione praeditus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:31:84"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 31, 84</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">res posita in usu militari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:10:28"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 10, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usum in re publicā magnum habere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:10:2:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 10, 2, 6</bibl></cit>: magnum in re militari usum habere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:39"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 39</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:34"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 34</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non recusare se, quin nullius usus imperator existimaretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:45"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nullo usu rei militaris percepto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:40"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 40</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:84"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 84</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">usu nauticarum rerum ceteros antecedunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:8"><author>id.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne usu manuque reliquorum opinionem fallerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:86"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 86</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et Marius aut belli usum aut studia volgi amissurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:84:3"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 84, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:89:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 89, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dantur duo usu sapientiāque praestantes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Timoth:3:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Timo</title>th. 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">seris venit usus ab annis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:29"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tum foeda clades, Romanisque usu incognita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:2:2:23"><author>Flor.</author> 2, 2, 23</bibl></cit>. —Personified: <cit><quote lang="la">adiciam quod me docuit usus, magister egregius,</quote> <i><i>experience</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:20:12"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 20, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usum et esse et haberi optimum dicendi magistrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:6:29:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 29, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.8" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> <i>Use, habit, usage, custom, practice</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usum loquendi populo concessi: scientiam mihi reservavi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:48:160"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 48, 160</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicendi omnis ratio in medio posita communi quodam in usu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:3:12"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 3, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque quem usum belli haberent, aut quibus institutis uterentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:20"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(vitulos) ad studium atque usum formabis agrestem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:3:163"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 3, 163</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">est omnino Capitoni in usu claros viros colere,</quote> <i><i>it is his custom</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:17:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 17, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">populum auctoritate suā ad usum frugalitatis revocavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:20:4:5"><author>Just.</author> 20, 4, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ab his Galli usum vitae cultioris didicerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:4:1"><author>id.</author> 43, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">at horum recitatio usu jam recepta est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:7:17:3"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 17, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cadent vocabula, si volet usus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:71"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 71</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.9" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n49973.10" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In jurid. lang. </sense><sense id="n49973.11" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Usus et fructus, usus fructusque, and more frequently in one word, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūsusfructus</orth>, <i>the use and enjoyment of property belonging to another, usufruct</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">usus enim ejus fundi et fructus testamento viri fuerat Caesenniae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:7:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 7, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sibi horum usus fructusque contingat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:73:9"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 73, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">rem nobis eripit casus, usum fructumque apud nos relinquit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:98:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 98, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usumfructum omnium bonorum suorum Caesenniae legat, ut frueretur una cum filio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:4:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 4, 11</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ususfructus est jus alienis rebus utendi fruendi, salvā rerum substantiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:7:1:1"><author>Dig.</author> 7, 1, 1</bibl></cit>; v. the entire title, usufructu: dominus proprietatis alii usumfructum in jure cedere potest, Gai inst. 2, 30 sqq.; 2, 86; <bibl default="NO"><author>Ulp.</author> <title>Fragm.</title> 15, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.12" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>A use that creates ownership, acquisition by prescription, usucaption.</i> </sense><sense id="n49973.13" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> In the connection usus et auctoritas, or without the copula, usus auctoritas; v. auctoritas; and cf. Rein, Röm. Privatr. p. 144 sq.—</sense><sense id="n49973.14" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> In the phrase usu capere, <i>to acquire by prescription</i> (often as one word; v. 1. usucapio); hence, com.: <abbr>Mer.</abbr> Quojus nunc es? <abbr>Sos.</abbr> Tuos: <cit><quote lang="la">nam pugnis usu fecisti tuom,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:370"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 218 (370)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.15" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <i>Intercourse, familiarity, association, intimacy, society</i> (cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">consuetudo, conversatio): domesticus usus et consuetudo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:6:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 6, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quocum mihi est magnus usus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:32:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 32, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:25:2">9, 25, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">conjunctus magno usu familiaritatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:52"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in tanto usu nostro tantāque amicitiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inter nosmet ipsos vetus usus intercedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:23:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 23, 1</bibl></cit>: ut insinuaret se in quam maxime familiarem usum, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:21:11"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 21, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">recens praestat nec longo cognitus usu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:5:9"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 5, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natio nullo commercio colens mutuos usus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:3:5"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 3, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neminem in usu habes nisi tibi dilectum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,002:88"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Pan.</title> 88</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n49973.16" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In mal. part., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:1:9:55"><author>Tib.</author> 1, 9, 55</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,005:357"><author>Ov.</author> R. Am. 357</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.17" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <i>Use, practice, reality</i> (opp. species): <cit><quote lang="la">ut (liberi) in usum boni sint et in speciem populo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:125"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 2, 42 (125)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illam alteram (partem Numidiae) specie quam usu potiorem Adherbal possedit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:16:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 16, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut non in usum sic ad speciem imperii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1242,001:3:13:4"><author>Flor.</author> 3, 13, 4</bibl></cit>.</sense><sense id="n49973.18" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49973.19" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Use, usefulness, value, utility, benefit, profit, advantage</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">levis fructus, exiguus usus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:17:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 17, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(arborum) consectio magnos usus affert ad navigia facienda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:60:152"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 60, 152</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">propter lini inopiam atque ejus usus inscientiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:13"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">naves factae subito ex umidā materiā non eundem usum celeritatis habebant,</quote> <i><i>capacity, fitness</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:58"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natis in usum laetitiae scyphis Pugnare,</quote> <i><i>service</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:27:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 27, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aurum cogere humanos in usus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:3:51"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 3, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pater, si das hujus mihi nominis usum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:36"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescis, quo valeat numus? quem praebeat usum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:73"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quidve ad amicitias, usus rectumne trahat nos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:75"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 6, 75</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque quisquam omnium libidini simul et usui paruit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:51:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 51, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">plures quam quot satis in usum erant ignes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:10:12"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 10, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servos quos domum quis ducet suo usu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:50:16:203"><author>Dig.</author> 50, 16, 203</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cicuta quoque venenum est ... ad multa tamen usus non omittendi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:151"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 13, 95, § 151</bibl></cit>.—In partic., usui or ex usu esse, <i>to be of use, service</i>, or <i>benefit, to be useful, serviceable, advantageous</i>, or <i>profitable</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">esse usui civitati, ea, quae sunt usui ad armandas naves,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:19"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:33:5"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 33, 5</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">(Satrius) fuit et mihi et Quinto fratri magno usui in nostris petitionibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magno usui rei publicae esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:10:11:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 10, 11, 26</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:14"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">bono usui esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:501"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 4, 2, 15 (501)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">peritos legum ad condenda nova jura usui fore credebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:33:5"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 33, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">declararent, utrum proelium ex usu esset necne,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:50"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 50</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">ex usu esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:7:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 7, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:25:175"><author>Plin.</author> 25, 13, 110, § 175</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad omnia haec magis opportunus nec magis ex usu tuo Nemo'st,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:1077"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 1077</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49973.20" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Use, occasion, need, want, necessity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non te instruere domum tuam voluerunt in provinciā, sed illum usum provinciae supplere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 5, § 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae belli usus poscunt, suppeditare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:43:7"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 43, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illuc euntium, quā quemque suorum usuum causae ferrent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:25:9"><author>id.</author> 6, 25, 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.21" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Usus est, or usus venit, <i>there is need, it is necessary, becomes requisite.</i> </sense><sense id="n49973.22" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Usus est (most freq. ante-class., esp. after the analogy of opus est with the <case opt="n">abl.</case>). </sense><sense id="n49973.23" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">egomet mihi fero, quod usu'st,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:854"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 5, 2, 13 (854)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubicumque usus siet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:648"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 4, 9 (648)</bibl></cit>; and, with <i>ellipsis</i> of <i>subst. verb</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">dico ut usus fieri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:365"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 2, 2, 109 (365)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si quando usus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:26:92"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 26, 92</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Me.</abbr> Mihi sic est usus: tibi ut opus facto'st, face. <abbr>Ch.</abbr> An cuiquam est usus homini, se ut cruciet? <abbr>Me.</abbr> Mihi, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:80"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 80</bibl> sq.; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut equites Pompeianorum impetum, cum adesset usus, sustinere non possent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:84:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 84, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.24" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">viginti jam usu'st filio argenti minis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:91"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 1, 76 (91)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:694"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 4, 55 (694)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:971">4, 9, 47 (971)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mulier quae se suamque aetatem spernit, speculo ei usus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:249"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 1, 3, 93 (249)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">curatore usus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:4:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 4, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad eam rem usus est tuā mihi operā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:328"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 2, 5, 27 (328)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tacere nequeo misera, quod tacito usus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:129"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 2, 10 (129)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">argento invento,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 1, 48 (50)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:505"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 3, 7 (505)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:397"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 3, 67 (397)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 1, 56 (56)</bibl> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">dicto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:503"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 4, 102 (503)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">navis, quibus usus non est, omnis praecidisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:6:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 6, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quibus (navibus) consuli usus non esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:41:8"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 41, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc viribus usus, Nunc manibus rapidis, omni nunc arte magistrā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:8:441"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 8, 441</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad eam rem usu'st homine astuto, docto, scito et callido,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:380"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 151 (380)</bibl></cit>.—Pleonast.: <cit><quote lang="la">non usus facto'st mihi nunc hunc intro sequi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:327"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 327</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.25" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <i>ut</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc ad me ut veniat usu'st Acroteleutium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1132"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 3, 39 (1132)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:80"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 80</bibl> supra.— </sense><sense id="n49973.26" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">alii offerunt se, si quo usus operae sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:9:9"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 9, 9</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.27" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Usus venit (not in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">si quis usus venerit, Meminisse ego hanc rem vos volo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:147"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 2, 28 (147)</bibl></cit>: quom ad praetorem usus veniet, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:727"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 4, 17 (727)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:363"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 129 (363)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si usus vene rit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:518"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 1, 20 (518)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non usus veniet, spero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:553"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 553</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut, si usus veniat, suum quisque locum teneat,</quote> <i><i>if occasion should arise</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:80"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 80</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.28" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi usus veniat contra consertā manu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:3"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 1, 3 (3)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.29" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>A fit occasion</i> or <i>opportunity</i> to be used. </sense><sense id="n49973.30" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Usus est or adest, <i>an occasion</i> or <i>opportunity offers</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">de ceteris studiis alio loco dicemus, si usus fuerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:3:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 3, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49973.31" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Esp.: usu venit, <i>it happens, occurs, befalls, chances</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam quid homini potest turpius, quid viro miserius aut acerbius usu venire?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:15:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 15, 49</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:101"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 39, § 101</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si id culpa senectutis accideret, eadem mihi usu venirent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:3:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 3, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">idem solet in demonstratione usu venire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:10:14"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 10, 14</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:54:104">1, 54, 104</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod item in poëmatis, in picturis usu venit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:3:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 3, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc illud eis usu venire solet, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:11:35"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 11, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum praesertim mihi usu venturum non arbitrarer, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:8:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 8, 6</bibl></cit>: et, id quod usu venerat, Eumolpidas demigravit, <i>actually occurred</i> (however strange), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Alc:4:5"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Alcib.</title> 4, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">id quod numquam antea usu venerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Alc:6:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praemeditatus, quid sibi esset usu venturum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:5:8"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 2, 5, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Caesar biduum in iis locis moratus, quod haec de Vercingetorige usu ventura opinione perceperat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:9"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usu venire ut abhorreant, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:3:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 3, 8</bibl></cit>.—Separated or in a reversed order: <cit><quote lang="la">non venit idem usu mihi quod tu tibi scribis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:26:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 26, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod cuipiam Thraco venisse usu fabula est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:12:6"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 12, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid, quod usu memoria patrum venit, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:40:183"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 40, 183</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_susfructus" key="u_susfructus" opt="n" orig_id="n49974"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūsusfructus">ususfructus</head>, <itype opt="n">ūs</itype>, v. usus, I. B. 2. a.</div1>


<div1 id="crossut" key="ut" opt="n" orig_id="n49975"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ut">ut</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ŭtī</orth> (old form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ŭtei</orth>, C. I. L. 1, 196, 4 sq.; 1, 198, 8 et saep.), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> and <i>conj.</i> <etym opt="n">for quoti or cuti, from pronom. stem ka-, Lat. quo-, whence qui, etc., and locat. ending -ti of stem to-, whence tum, etc.</etym>.  <sense id="n49975.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> As <i>adv. of manner.</i> </sense><sense id="n49975.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Interrog. = quomodo, <i>how, in what way</i> or <i>manner.</i> </sense><sense id="n49975.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In independent questions (colloq.; rare in class. prose; not in Cic.): <abbr>De.</abbr> Quid? ut videtur mulier? <abbr>Ch.</abbr> Non, edepol, mala. <abbr>De.</abbr> Ut morata'st? <abbr>Ch.</abbr> Nullam vidi melius meā sententiā, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:390"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 3, 56 (390)</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">salve! ut valuisti? quid parentes mei? Valent?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:948"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 2, 107 (948)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:309"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 2, 5, 8 (309)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut vales?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:718"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 2, 29 (718)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:406"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 406</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut sese in Samnio res habent?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:18:11"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 18, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut valet? ut meminit nostri?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:3:12"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 3, 12</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:8:1"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 8, 1</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In exclamatory sentences (in all periods of the language): ut omnia in me conglomerat mala!<author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 90, 14</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 408 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">ut corripuit se repente atque abiit! Hei misero mihi!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:663"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 3, 4, 76 (663)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut dissimulat malus!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:974"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 4, 13 (974)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut volupe est homini si cluet victoria!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1294"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 5, 15 (1294)</bibl></cit>: ut multa verba feci; <cit><quote lang="la">ut lenta materies fuit!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1203"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 5, 4 (1203)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut scelestus nunc iste te ludos facit!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:579"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 3, 4, 47 (579)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut saepe summa ingenia in occulto latent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:170"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 61 (170)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:163"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 1, 2, 75 (163)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:363">2, 3, 33 (363)</bibl> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut falsus animi est!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:273"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 273</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">heia! ut elegans est!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:1063"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 1063</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fortuna ut numquam perpetua est bona!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:406"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 406</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:945"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 945</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Gnaeus autem noster ... ut totus jacet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:21:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 21, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae ut sustinuit! ut contempsit, ac pro nihilo putavit!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:24:64"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 24, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui tum dicit testimonium ex nostris hominibus, ut se ipse sustentat! ut omnia verba moderatur, ut timet ne quid cupide ... dicat!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:5:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod cum facis, ut ego tuum amorem et dolorem desidero!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:11:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 11, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quanta studia decertantium sunt! ut illi efferuntur laetitiā cum vicerint! ut pudet victos! ut se accusari nolunt! etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:22:61"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 22, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut vidi, ut perii! ut me malus abstulit error!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:8:41"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 8, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut melius quidquid erit pati!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:11:3"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 11, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut tu Semper eris derisor!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:53"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">o superbia magnae fortunae! ut a te nihil accipere juvat! ut omne beneficium in injuriam convertis! ut te omnia nimia delectant! ut to omnia dedecent!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:2:13:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 2, 13, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut me in supremis consolatus est!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:pr:11"><author>Quint.</author> 6, prooem. 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In dependent questions. </sense><sense id="n49975.6" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">indic.</mood> (ante-class. and <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>): divi hoc audite parumper ut pro Romano populo ... animam de corpore mitto, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 150, 6</bibl> (Ann. v. 215 Vahl.): edoce eum uti res se habet, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:749"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 3, 21 (749)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc sis vide ut avariter merum in se ingurgitat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:128"><author>id.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 2, 33 (128)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc vide ut dormiunt pessuli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:161"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 2, 66 (161)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud vide os ut sibi distorsit carnufex,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:670"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 670</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vide ut otiosus it, si dis placet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:919"><author>id.</author> ib. 919</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud vide, Ut in ipso articulo oppressit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:229"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 229</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:513">513</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">viden ut faces Splendidas quatiunt comas?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:61:77"><author>Cat.</author> 61, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">viden ut perniciter exiluere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:62:8"><author>id.</author> 62, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adspicite, innuptae secum ut meditata requirunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:62:12"><author>id.</author> 62, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aspice, venturo laetantur ut omnia saeclo! (= omnia laetantia),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:4:52"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 4, 52</bibl></cit> Forbig. ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">nonne vides, croceos ut Tmolus odores, India mittit ebur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:56"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 56</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:5:6"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 5, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:779"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 779</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n49975.7" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">subj.</mood> (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">nescis ut res sit, Phoenicium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1038"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 4, 4, 1 (1038)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oppido Mihi illud videri mirum, ut una illaec capra Uxoris dotem simiae ambadederit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:240"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 1, 16 (240)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam ego vos novisse credo jam ut sit meus pater,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:104"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">narratque ut virgo ab se integra etiam tum siet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:145"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tute scis quam intimum Habeam te, et mea consilia ut tibi credam omnia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:128"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 128</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videtis ut omnes despiciat, ut hominem prae se neminem putet, ut se solum beatum se solum potentem putet?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:46:135"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 46, 135</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videtisne ut Nestor de virtutibus suis praedicet?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:10:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 10, 31</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:24:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 24, 66</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">credo te audisse ut me circumsteterint, ut aperte jugula sua pro meo capite P. Clodio ostentarint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:16:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 16, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videte ut hoc iste correxerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:115"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 45, § 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">docebat ut omni tempore totius Galliae principatum Aedui tenuissent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:43"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">veniat in mentem, ut trepidos quondam majores vestros ... defenderimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:5:8"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 5, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aspice quo submittat humus formosa colores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:1:2:9"><author>Prop.</author> 1, 2, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">infinitum est enumerare ut Cottae detraxerit auctoritatem, ut pro Ligario se opposuerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:5:10"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 5, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vides ut altā stet nive candidum Soracte,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:9:1"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 9, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonne vides, ut ... latus et malus Antennaeque gemant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:14:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 14, 3</bibl></cit> Orell. ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">audis ... positas ut glaciet nives Puro numine Juppiter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:10:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 10, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:8:42"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 8, 42</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:315">2, 3, 315</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:4"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:1:26"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 1, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:2:34:57"><author>Prop.</author> 2, 34 (3, 32), 57</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">mirum est ut animus agitatione motuque corporis excitetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:1:6:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 6, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.8" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Relative adverb of manner = eo modo quo, <i>as.</i> </sense><sense id="n49975.9" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Without demonstr. as correlatives: ut aiunt, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:7:101"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 7, § 101</bibl> Müll. (fr inc. l. 10 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">ego emero matri tuae Ancillam ... formā malā, ut matrem addecet familias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:413"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 3, 79 (413)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apparatus sum ut videtis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:851"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 2, 10 (851)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verum postremo impetravi ut volui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1204"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 5, 5 (1204)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ero ut me voles esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:226"><author>id.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 1, 32 (226)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">faciam ut tu voles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:1149"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 9, 90 (1149)</bibl></cit>: ut vales? <abbr>Tox.</abbr> Ut queo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 1, 1, 16 (16)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut potero feram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:898"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 898</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">faciam ut mones,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:719"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 719</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ciceronem et ut rogas amo, et ut meretur et ut debeo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:3:9:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 3, 9, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cupiditates quae possunt esse in eo qui, ut ipse accusator objecit, ruri semper habitarit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:14:39"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 14, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ex propinquis ejus audio, non tu in isto artificio callidior es, quam hic in suo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:17:49"><author>id.</author> ib. 17, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo demens, ut isti putant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cumulate munus hoc, ut opinio mea fert, effecero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:46:70"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 46, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non ut clim solebat, sed ut nunc fit, mimum introduxisti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:16:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 16, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Labienus, ut erat ei praeceptum, ne proelium committeret nisi, etc., monte occupato nostros exspectabat, proelioque abstinebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:22"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cuncta ut gesta erant exposuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:50:4"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 50, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Postumius) fugerat in legatione, ut fama ferebat, populi judicium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:46:16"><author>id.</author> 10, 46, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed, ut plerumque fit, major pars meliorem vicit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:4:1"><author>id.</author> 21, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec temere, et ut libet conlocatur argentum, sed perite servitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:17:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 17, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servus, ut placet Chrysippo, perpetuus mercenarius est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:3:22:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 3, 22, 1</bibl></cit>.—Esp. parenthet., to denote that the facts accord with an assumption or supposition made in the principal sentence (= sicut): <cit><quote lang="la">si virtus digna est gloriatione, ut est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:18:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 18, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quorum etiamsi amplecterer virtutem, ut facio, tamen, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:10:9:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 10, 9, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quamvis fuerit acutus, ut fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:22:69"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 22, 69</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">incumbite in causam, Quirites, ut facitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:4:5:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 4, 5, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu modo istam imbecillitatem valetudinis sustenta, ut facis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:1:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">satis enim erat, probatum illum esse populo Romano, ut est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:15:37"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 15, 37</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.10" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With the correlative <i>ita</i> or <i>sic</i>: VTI LEGASSIT SVPER PECVNIA TVTELAVE SVAE REI, ITA IVS ESTO, Leg. XII. Tab. 5, fr. 3: alii, ut esse in suam rem ducunt, ita sint; <cit><quote lang="la">ego ita ero ut me esse oportet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:989"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 6, 24 (989)</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">sic sum ut vides,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:607"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 1, 57 (607)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnes posthabui mihi res, ita uti par fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:908"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 908</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut viro forti ac sapienti dignum fuit, ita calumniam ejus obtrivit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:7:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 7, 18</bibl></cit>.—In partic. with a superlative belonging to the principal sentence, attracted to the relative clause: <cit><quote lang="la">haec ut brevissime dici potuerunt, ita a me dicta sunt (= ita breviter dicta sunt ut dici potuerunt),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:41:174"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 41, 174</bibl></cit>.—So ut qui, with <i>sup.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">te enim semper sic colam et tuebor ut quem diligentissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 62 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>; without <i>sic</i> or <i>ita</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">causas ut honorificentissimis verbis consequi potero, complectar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:14:11:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 14, 11, 29</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed exigenda est ut optime possumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:38"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 10, 38</bibl></cit>.—And with <i>comp.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eruditus autem sic ut nemo Thebanus magis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ep:2:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Epam.</title> 2, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ad unguem Factus homo, non ut magis alter, amicus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:33"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cocto Chium sic convenit, ut non Hoc magis ullum aliud,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:8:48"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 8, 48</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.11" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Doubled ut ut, as indefinite relative, = utcumque, <i>in whatever manner, howsoever</i> (mostly ante-class.; only with <mood opt="n">indic.</mood>): <cit><quote lang="la">gaudeo, ut ut erga me est merita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1104"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 5, 1, 52 (1104)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">age jam, utut est, etsi'st dedecori, patiar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:1204"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 5, 2, 85 (1204)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utut est, mihi quidem profecto cum istis dictis mortuo'st,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:305"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 76 (305)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utut res sese habet, pergam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:545"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 1, 14 (545)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non potis est pietati opsisti huic, ututi res sunt ceterae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:265"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 3, 36 (265)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:110"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 110 (110)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed ut ut haec sunt, tamen hoc faciam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:530"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 530</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:468"><author>id.</author> ib. 468</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:200"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 200</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:248"><author>id.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 248</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:630">630</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ut est res, casus consilium nostri itineris judicabit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:15:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 15, 25</bibl></cit> B. and K. (dub.; v. Orell. ad loc.): <cit><quote lang="la">sed ut ut est, indulge valetudini tuae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:18:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 18, 1</bibl></cit> dub. (al. ut est).— </sense><sense id="n49975.12" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> Causal, <i>as</i>, = prout, pro eo ut. </sense><sense id="n49975.13" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Introducing a general statement, in correspondence with the particular assertion of the principal clause, ut = <i>as, considering ... that, in accordance with</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque, ut nunc sunt maledicentes homines, uxori meae mihique objectent, lenociniam facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:409"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 2, 3, 75 (409)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut aetas mea est, atque ut huic usus facto est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:753"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 2, 1 (753)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haud scio hercle ut homo'st, an mutet animum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:774"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 774</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praesertim, ut nunc sunt mores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:55"><author>id.</author> ib. 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque ille, ut semper fuit apertissimus, non se purgavit, sed, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:25:51"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 25, 51</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">permulta alia colligit Chrysippus, ut est in omni historiā curiosus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:45:108"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 45, 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnifice et ornate, ut erat in primis inter suos copiosus, convivium comparat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 26, § 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Kal. Sextilibus, ut tunc principium anni agebatur, consulatum ineunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:6:1"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tribuni, ut fere semper reguntur a multitudine magis quam regunt, dedere plebi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:71:5"><author>id.</author> 3, 71, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">transire pontem non potuerunt, ut extrema resoluta erant, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:47:3"><author>id.</author> 21, 47, 3</bibl></cit>.—Ellipt.: <cit><quote lang="la">mortales multi, ut ad ludos, convenerant (ut fit, si ludi sunt),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:30"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> prol. 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Epicharmi, acuti nec insulsi hominis, ut Siculi,</quote> <i><i>as was natural, he being a Sicilian</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:8:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 8, 15</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">Diogenes, liberius, ut Cynicus ... inquit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:33:92"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 33, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ceterum haec, ut in secundis rebus, segniter otioseque gesta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:14:1"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 14, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.14" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Reflecting the assertion to particular circumstances, etc., ut = <i>for, as, considering</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic Geta ut captus est servorum, non malus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:480"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 480</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut est captus hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:27:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 27, 65</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:3"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 3</bibl>: Themistocles ut apud nos perantiquus, ut apud Athenienses non ita sane vetus, <i>in regard to us</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:10:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 10, 41</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Caelius Antipater, scriptor, ut temporibus illis, luculentus,</quote> <i><i>for those times</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:26:102"><author>id.</author> ib. 26, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nonnihil, ut in tantis malis est profectum,</quote> <i><i>considering the unfortunate state of affairs</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:2:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(orationis genus) ut in oratore exile,</quote> <i><i>for an orator</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:3:18:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 3, 18, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multae (erant in Fabio) ut in homine Romano, litterae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:4:12"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 4, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consultissimus vir, ut in illā quisquam esse aetate poterat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:18:1"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 18, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">florentem jam ut tum res erant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:3:3"><author>id.</author> 1, 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Apollonides orationem salutarem, ut in tali tempore, habuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:28:1"><author>id.</author> 24, 28, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Sp. Maelius, ut illis temporibus praedives,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:13:1"><author>id.</author> 4, 13, 1</bibl></cit>: insigni, ut illorum temporum habitus erat, triumpho, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:46:2"><author>id.</author> 10, 46, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ardeam Rutuli habebant, gens ut in eā regione atque in eā aetate divitiis praepollens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:57:1"><author>id.</author> 1, 57, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vir, ut inter Aetolos, facundus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:33:9"><author>id.</author> 32, 33, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Meneclidas, satis exercitatus in dicendo, ut Thebanus scilicet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ep:5:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Epam.</title> 5, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad magnam deinde, ut in eā regione, urbem pervenit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:9:1:14"><author>Curt.</author> 9, 1, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multum, ut inter Germanos, rationis ac sollertiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:30"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 30</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49975.15" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> Ut before relatives, with <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>, <i>as it is natural for persons who, like one who, since he, since they</i>, etc.; <i>seeing that they</i>, etc. (not in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">non demutabo ut quod certo sciam,</quote> <i><i>seeing that I know it for certain</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:567"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 5, 153 (567)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">primā luce sic ab castris proficiscuntur ut quibus esset persuasum non ab hoste, sed ab homine amicissimo consilium datum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:31:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 31, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facile persuadent (Lucumoni) ut cupido honorum, et cui Tarquinii materna tantum patria esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:34:6"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 34, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">inde consul, ut qui jam ad hostes perventum cerneret, explorato, etc., procedebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:38:18:7"><author>id.</author> 38, 18, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Philippus, ut cui de summā rerum adesset certamen, adhortandos milites ratus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:33:4:11"><author>id.</author> 33, 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tarquinius ad jus regni nihil praeter vim habebat, ut qui neque populi jussu, neque auctoribus patribus regnaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:49:3"><author>id.</author> 1, 49, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:23:3">25, 23, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aequorum exercitus, ut qui permultos annos imbelles egissent, sine ducibus certis, sine imperio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:45:10"><author>id.</author> 9, 45, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">igitur pro se quisque inermes, ut quibus nihil hostile suspectum esset, in agmen Romanum ruebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:6:3"><author>id.</author> 30, 6, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:15:4">23, 15, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:29:12">23, 29, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnia nova offendit, ut qui solus didicerit quod inter multos faciendum est,</quote> <i><i>as is natural in one who, since he</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:2:19"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 2, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in omni autem speciali inest generalis, ut quae sit prior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:5:9"><author>id.</author> 3, 5, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignara hujusce doctrinae loquacitas erret necesse est, ut quae vel multos vel falsos duces habeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:2:20"><author>id.</author> 12, 2, 20</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:14:28">5, 14, 28</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:53">11, 3, 53</bibl>.—Rarely with participle: <cit><quote lang="la">ne Volsci et Aequi ... ad urbem ut ex parte captam venirent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:16:2"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 16, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gens ferox cum procul visis Romanorum signis, ut extemplo proelium initura, explicuisset aciem, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:23:6"><author>id.</author> 7, 23, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.16" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> With <i>perinde</i> or <i>pro eo</i>, with reference to several alternatives or degrees to be determined by circumstances, <i>as, according as, to the extent that, in the measure that</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">perinde ut opinio est de cujusque moribus, ita quid ab eo factum et non factum sit, existimari potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:25:70"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 25, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in exspectatione civitas erat, perinde ut evenisset res, ita communicatos honores habitura,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:7:6:8"><author>Liv.</author> 7, 6, 8</bibl></cit>: pro eo ut temporis difficultas aratorumque penuria tulit, Metell. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:126"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 54, § 126</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.17" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> of local relations, like Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἵνα</foreign>, <i>where</i> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">in eopse astas lapide, ut praeco praedicat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:815"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 7, 17 (815)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">flumen uti adque ipso divortio (aquae sunt),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0043,001:8:18"><author>Lucil.</author> 8, 18</bibl></cit> Müll.: <cit><quote lang="la">in extremos Indos, Litus ut longe resonante Eoā Tunditur undā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:11:2"><author>Cat.</author> 11, 2</bibl></cit> sqq.; 17, 10; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:329"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 329</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:6:550"><author>Lucr.</author> 6, 550</bibl> Munro ad loc.</sense><sense id="n49975.18" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Conj.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n49975.19" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Introducing comparative clauses of manner, = eodem modo quo, <i>as, like.</i> </sense><sense id="n49975.20" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n49975.21" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <i>sic</i> as correlative: <cit><quote lang="la">haec res sic est ut narro tibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:1032"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 3, 40 (1032)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae si ut animis sic oculis videre possemus, nemo de divinā ratione dubitaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:39:99"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 39, 99</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pomponium Atticum sic amo ut alterum fratrem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:1:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si sic ageres ut de eis egisti qui jam mortui sunt ... ne tu in multos Autronios incurreres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:72:251"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 72, 251</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic, Scipio, ut avus hic tuus, ut ego, justitiam cole,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:15:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 15, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut dicere alia aliis magis concessum est, sic etiam facere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:150"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 150</bibl></cit> (for ut ... sic, in similes, v. sic, IV. 1. a.).—</sense><sense id="n49975.22" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <i>ita</i> as correlative: <cit><quote lang="la">ut sementem feceris, ita metes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:2:65:261"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 2, 65, 261</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quamobrem, ut ille solebat, ita nunc mea repetat oratio populi origines,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 1</bibl></cit>. 3: <cit><quote lang="la">non ut injustus in pace rex ita dux belli pravus fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:53:1"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 53, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut haec in unum congeruntur, ita contra illa dispersa sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:3:39"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 3, 39</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.23" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With other correlatives: <cit><quote lang="la">in balteo tracta ex caseo ad eundem modum facito ut placentum sine melle,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:78"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 78</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">encytum ad eundem modum facito uti globos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:80"><author>id.</author> ib. 80</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum animi inaniter moveantur eodem modo rebus his quae nulla sint ut iis quae sint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:15:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 15, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">disputationem exponimus, eisdem fere verbis, ut disputatumque est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:3:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 3, 9</bibl></cit>: scelerum caput, ut tute es item omnis censes esse' <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1099"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 4, 55 (1099)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut filium bonum patri esse oportet, item ego sum patri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:992"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 4, 9 (992)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fecisti item ut praedones solent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:21"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 9, § 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">item ut illo edicto de quo ante dixi ... edixit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:117"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 1, 45, § 117</bibl></cit>; so with item, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:60:202"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 60, 202</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">is reliquit filium Pariter moratum ut pater eius fuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:21"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> prol. 21</bibl></cit>.—With <i>atque</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec fallaciam astutiorem ullus fecit Poëta atque ut haec est fabrefacta a nobis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:861"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 5, 1, 7 (861)</bibl></cit>.—And after <i>aliter</i> = <i>than</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">si aliter ut dixi accidisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:4:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 4, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.24" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> Without correlative: <cit><quote lang="la">rem omnem uti acta erat cognovit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:71:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 71, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quare perge ut instituisti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:11:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 11, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apud me, ut apud bonum judicem, argumenta plus quam testes valent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:38:59"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 38, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">miscent enim illas et interponunt vitae, ut ludum jocumque inter seria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:12:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">comitetur voluptas, et circa corpus ut umbra versetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:13:5"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut in animum ejus oratio, ut sol in oculos, incurrat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:2:23"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 2, 23</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.25" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n49975.26" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> Ut ... ita or ut ... sic; co-ordinate, introducing contrasted clauses. </sense><sense id="n49975.27" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> = cum ... tum, <i>as ... so, as on the one hand ... so on the other, both and</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut errare potuisti, sic decipi te non potuisse, quis non videt?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:20:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 20, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut Poeni ad moenia urbis Romanae nullo prohibente se pervenisse in gloriā ponebant, ita pigebat irriti incepti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:37:6"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 37, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dolabellam ut Tarsenses ita Laodiceni ultra arcessierunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:13:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 13, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fert sortem suam quisque ut in ceteris rebus ita in amicitiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:2:28:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 2, 28, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.28" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Concessive, = etsi ... tamen, <i>although ... yet</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">consul, ut fortasse vere, sic parum utiliter in praesens certamen, respondit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:6:2"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 6, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Saguntini, ut a proeliis quietem habuerant per aliquot dies, ita non cessaverant ab opere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:11:5"><author>id.</author> 21, 11, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quies certaminum erat, ita ab apparatu operum nihil cessatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:8:1"><author>id.</author> 21, 8, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec omnia ut invitis, ita non adversantibus patriciis transacta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:55:15"><author>id.</author> 3, 55, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in agrum Nolanum exercitum traducit, ut non hostiliter statim, ita ... nihil praetermissurus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:14:6"><author>id.</author> 23, 14, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:34:12">23, 34, 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">uti longe a luxuriā, ita famae propior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,001:6"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut multo infirmior, ita aliquatenus lucidior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:74"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 74</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut est utilis saepe ... ita obstabit melioribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:2:12"><author>id.</author> 12, 2, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod, ut optimum est, ita longe quidem, sed sequitur tamen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:12:9"><author>id.</author> 5, 12, 9</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:62"><author>id.</author> 10, 1, 62</bibl>.—With <i>certe</i> in place of ita: <cit><quote lang="la">ut non demens, crudelis certe videtur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:91"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 2, 91</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.29" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Ita ... ut; <cit><quote lang="la">in oaths or strong asseverations: ita me di amabunt ut ego hunc ausculto lubens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:496"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 5, 22 (496)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita me di ament ut ego nunc non tam meāpte causā Laetor quam illius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:686"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 686</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita me di amabunt, ut nunc Menedemi vicem Miseret me,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:749"><author>id.</author> ib. 749</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita vivo ut maximos sumptus facio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:15:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 15, 2</bibl></cit>.—So with <i>sic</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic me di amabunt ut me tuarum miseritum'st fortunarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:463"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 463</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.30" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> In exemplifications. </sense><sense id="n49975.31" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> In gen., <i>as for example, for instance</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam aut ipsa cognitio rei perquiritur, ut: virtus suam ne, etc., aut agendi consilium exquiritur, ut: sitne sapienti, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:29:112"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 29, 112</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sunt bestiae in quibus inest aliquid simile virtutis, ut in leonibus, ut in canibus, in equis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:14:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 14, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in libero populo, ut Rhodi, ut Athenis, nemo est civium qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:31:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 31, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui rem publicam constituissent, ut Cretum Minos, Lacedaemoniorum Lycurgus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:1:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 1, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:76"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 24, 76</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:52:157"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 52, 157</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">est aliquid quod dominus praestare servo debeat, ut cibaria, ut vestiarium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:3:21:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 3, 21, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">est etiam amarum quiddam ... et aere, ut illud Crassi Ego te consulem putem? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:89"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 89</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:3:12">4, 3, 12</bibl>.—Where several instances are adduced, if each of them singly is made prominent, ut is repeated with each; if they are taken in a group, ut occurs but once, e. g. <cit><quote lang="la">quod erant, qui aut in re publicā, propter sapientiam florerent, ut Themistocles, ut Pericles, ut Theramenes, aut, qui .. sapientiae doctores essent, ut Gorgias, Thrasymachus, Isocrates, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:16:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 16, 59</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.32" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Ut si, <i>if for instance; for example, if</i>, etc.; with <mood opt="n">subj.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut si accusetur is qui P. Sulpicium se fateatur occidisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:1:15:25"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 1, 15, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut si quis hoc velit ostendere, eum qui parentem necarit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:15:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 15, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut si qui docilem faciat auditorem, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:18:26"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 18, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut si qui in foro cantet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:40:145"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 40, 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut si quis ei quem urgeat fames venenum ponat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:40:12"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 40, 12</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:26:4"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 2, 26, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:2:27:43">2, 27, 43</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:3:2:2">3, 2, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:49:92"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 49, 92</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut si obsessi de faciendā ad hostem deditione deliberent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:23"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 8, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut si des arma timidis et imbellibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:5:2"><author>id.</author> 12, 5, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:34">5, 10, 34</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:4:18">2, 4, 18</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:79">9, 2, 79</bibl> et saep.—So with <i>cum</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut cum marem feminamque filios dicimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:3:63"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 3, 63</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:6:22">1, 6, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:30">3, 8, 30</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:1:3">9, 1, 3</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.33" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> Before an appositive noun, <i>as, the same as, like</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui canem et felem ut deos colunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:11:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 11, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut militiae Africanum ut deum coleret Laelius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:12:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 12, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suam vitam ut legem praefert suis civibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:34:52"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 34, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habuit (ei) honorem ut proditori, non ut amico fidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:38"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 15, § 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hannibalem, non ut prudentem tantum virum, sed ut vatem omnium quae tum evenirent admirari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:15:2"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 15, 2</bibl></cit>: (Dionysium) dimisi a me ut magistrum Ciceronum non lubenter; <cit><quote lang="la">ut hominem ingratum non invitus,</quote> <i><i>in his capacity of</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui ante captas Syracusas non desciverant ... ut socii fideles accepti, quos metus post captas Syracusas dediderat, ut victi a victore leges acceperunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:40:4"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 40, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui et ipsum, ut ambiguae fidei virum, suspectum jam pridem habebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:45:12"><author>id.</author> 24, 45, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Cicero ea quae nunc eveniunt cecinit ut vates,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:16"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">et ipsam (virtutem) ut deos, et professores ejus ut antistites colite,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:26:7"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 26, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hunc ut deum homines intuebuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:65"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 10, 65</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id ut crimen ingens expavescendum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:3:35"><author>id.</author> 9, 3, 35</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.34" level="4" n="e" opt="n"> Ut si = quasi, velut si, tamquam si, <i>as if, just as if</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">mater coepit studiose ... educere ita uti si esset filia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:117"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 117</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Rufio tuus ita desiderabatur ut si esset unus e nobis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:20:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 20, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ejus negotium sic velim suscipias ut si esset res mea,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:14:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 14, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita se gerant in istis Asiaticis itineribus ut si iter Appiā viā faceres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui aliis nocent ut in alios liberales sint, in eādem sunt injustitiā ut si in suam rem aliena convertant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:14:42"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 14, 42</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,041:4:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Opt. Gen.</title> 4, 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">similes sunt ut si qui gubernatorem in navigando nihil agere dicant,</quote> <i><i>like men who should say</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:6:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 6, 17</bibl></cit>: similiter facere eos ... ut si nautae certarent, etc., <i>they act like sailors who</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:25:87"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 25, 87</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.35" level="4" n="f" opt="n"> Ut quisque ... ita (sic), with superlatives (= eo magis ... quo magis, with indefinite subjects): ut quisque est vir optimus, ita difficillime alios improbos suspicatur, <i>the better a man is, the more difficult it is for him to</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:12"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 4, § 12</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quaeque res est turpissima, sic maxime et maturissime vindicanda est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:2:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 2, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quisque (morbus) est difficillimus, ita medicus nobilissimus quaeritur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:21:57"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 21, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quisque te maxime cognatione ... attingebat, ita maxime manus tua putabatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 10, § 27</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:16:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 16, 50</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:19:64">1, 19, 64</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam ut quaeque forma perfectissima ita capacissima est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:10:40"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 10, 40</bibl></cit>.—This construction is variously modified, </sense><sense id="n49975.36" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With <i>ita</i> understood: <cit><quote lang="la">facillime ad res injustas impellitur ut quisque altissimo animo est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:19:65"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 19, 65</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49975.37" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With virtual superlatives: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quisque in fugā postremus ita in periculo princeps erat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:90"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 34, § 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quisque optime institutus est, esse omnino nolit in vitā, si, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:20:57"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 20, 57</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.38" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> The superlatives omitted in either clause: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quisque aetate antecedit, ita sententiae principatum tenet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:18:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 18, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quisque aetate et honore antecedebat, ita sententiam dixit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:143"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 64, § 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pro se quisque, ut in quoque erat auctoritatis plurimum, ad populum loquebatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:68"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 1, 27, § 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quisque gradu proximus erat, ita ignominiae objectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:6:1"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 6, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quisque maxime laboraret locus, aut ipse occurrebat, aut aliquos mittebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:38:6"><author>id.</author> 34, 38, 6</bibl></cit>.—And with <i>tum</i> = ita: <cit><quote lang="la">nec prodesse tantum, sed etiam amari potest, tum ... ut quisque erit Ciceroni simillimus,</quote> <i><i>in proportion to his resemblance</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:5:20"><author>Quint.</author> 2, 5, 20</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.39" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> With a comparative in one of the terms: <cit><quote lang="la">major autem (societas est) ut quisque proxime accederet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:5:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 5, 19</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.39α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> Without superlative, <i>as, according as</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">de captivis, ut quisque liber aut servus esset, suae fortunae a quoque sumptum supplicium est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:18:10"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 18, 10</bibl></cit> (for ut quisque ... ita, in temporal clauses, v. B. 3. <foreign lang="greek">γ</foreign> infra).—</sense><sense id="n49975.40" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Introducing a temporal clause, the principal predicate being an immediate sequence; orig. = quo tempore. </sense><sense id="n49975.41" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>perf. indic.</i> </sense><sense id="n49975.42" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> In gen., <i>as soon as</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">principio ut illo advenimus ... continuo Amphitruo delegit viros, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:201"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 49 (201)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut hinc te intro ire jussi, opportune hic fit mi obviam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:590"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 590</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut abii abs te fit forte obviam Mihi Phormio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:617"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 617</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut modo argentum tibi dedimus apud forum, recta domum Sumus profecti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:859"><author>id.</author> ib. 859</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:365"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 365</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:752">752</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:782"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 782</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui ut peroravit, surrexit Clodius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:3:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eumque ut salutavit, amicissime apprehendit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:11:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 11, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui ut huc venit ... hominesque Romanos bellicis studiis ut vidit incensos, existimavit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:13:25"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 13, 25</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:48"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 22, § 48</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:9:4:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 9, 4, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:8:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 8, 30</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut vero aquam ingressi sunt ... tum utique egressis rigere omnibus corpora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:54:9"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 54, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut haec dicta in senatu sunt, dilectus edicitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:10:9"><author>id.</author> 3, 10, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:34:6">23, 34, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:44:10">24, 44, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.43" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In oblique discourse: <cit><quote lang="la">Ariovistum, ut semel Gallorum copias vicerit, superbe et crudeliter imperare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:31"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 31</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.44" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> With <i>primum, when first, as soon as ever</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque ego, ut primum fletu represso loqui posse coepi, Quaeso inquam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:6:15:15"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 6, 15, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Siculi, ut primum videre volgari morbos, in suas quisque urbes dilapsi sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:26:13"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 26, 13</bibl></cit>: ut primum lingua coepit esse in quaestu, curam morum qui diserti habebantur reliquerunt, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:pr:13"><author>Quint.</author> prooem. 13</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n49975.45" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> Rarely of coincidence in time: <cit><quote lang="la">nam ut dudum adcurrimus ad Alcesimarchum ... tum mi puto prae timore hic excidisse Cistellam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:716"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 4, 2, 46 (716)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.46" level="4" n="e" opt="n"> Ut = ex quo tempore. <i>since</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut Brundusio profectus es, nullae mihi abs te sunt redditae litterae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:15:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 15, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.47" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>imperf. indic.</i> </sense><sense id="n49975.48" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> In gen.: Fabii oratio fuit qualis biennio ante; <cit><quote lang="la">deinde, ut vincebatur consensu, versa ad P. Decium collegam poscendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:22:2"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 22, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deinde ut nullā vi perculsos sustinere poterat, Quid ultra moror, inquit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:28:20"><author>id.</author> 10, 28, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Marcellus, ut tanta vis ingruebat mali, traduxerat in urbem suos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:26:15"><author>id.</author> 25, 26, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut vero ... exurebatur amoenissimus Italiae ager, villaeque passim incendiis fumabant ... tum prope de integro seditione accensi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:14:1"><author>id.</author> 22, 14, 1</bibl></cit>.— And with <i>perf.</i> and <i>imperf.</i> in co-ordinate clauses: <cit><quote lang="la">consules, ut ventum ad Cannas est, et in conspectu Poenum habebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:44:1"><author>Liv.</author> 22, 44, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut in extrema juga ventum, et hostes sub oculis erant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:14:3"><author>id.</author> 22, 14, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut Poenus apparuit in collibus, et pauci ... adferebant, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:1:6"><author>id.</author> 24, 1, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.49" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Of repeated past actions, <i>whenever</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quaeque pars castrorum nudata defensoribus premi videbatur, eo occurrere et auxilium ferre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.50" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <i>plupf.</i> </sense><sense id="n49975.51" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> = postquam (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">ut hinc forte ea ad obstetricem erat missa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:618"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 618</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ad mare nostrae cohortes excubuerant, accessere subito primā luce Pompejani,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:63"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 63</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.52" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> In epistolary style = the Engl. <i>perf.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">litteras scripsi ... statim ut tuas legeram (= litteras nunc scribo, ut tuas legi),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:12:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 12, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut Athenas a. d. VII. Kal. Quinct. veneram, exspectabam ibi jam quartum diem Pomptinium (= ut veni, exspecto),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:10:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 10, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.53" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Of repeated past actions, <i>whenever</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut cujusque sors exciderat ... alacer arma capiebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:42:3"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 42, 3</bibl></cit> dub.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quisque istius animum offenderat, in lautumias statim coniciebatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:143"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 55, § 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quidque ego apprehenderam, statim accusator extorquebat e manibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:19:52"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 19, 52</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut cuique erat locus attributus, ad munitiones accedunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:81"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 81</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quisque arma ceperat ... inordinati in proelium ruunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:27:5"><author>Liv.</author> 23, 27, 5</bibl></cit>.—With <i>ita</i> as correl.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut enim quisque contra voluntatem ejus dixerat, ita in eum judicium de professione jugerum postulabatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:39"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 15, § 39</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.54" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> With <i>fut. perf.</i>, or, in oblique discourse, <i>plupf. subj.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque, ut quaeque res delata ad nos erit, tum denique scrutari locos debemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:2:34:146"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 2, 34, 146</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">traditum esse ut quando aqua Albana abundasset, tum ... victoriam de Veientibus dari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:15:11"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 15, 11</bibl></cit> (for ut after simul, v. simul, VI.).—</sense><sense id="n49975.55" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Introducing substantive clauses, <i>that;</i> always with <mood opt="n">subj.</mood> (cf. ut as interrog. adverb in dependent clauses, I. A. 3. supra). </sense><sense id="n49975.56" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In object clauses. </sense><sense id="n49975.57" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> In clauses which, if independent, would take the imperative mood, often rendered by the Engl. infinitive. </sense><sense id="n49975.58" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> After verbs denoting to wish, request, pray, demand, or invite: <cit><quote lang="la">malim istuc aliis ita videatur quam uti tu, soror, te collaudes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1191"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 4, 18 (1191)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equidem mallem ut ires,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:1:16:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 16, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equidem vellem ut pedes haberent (res tuae),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:31:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 31, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">volo uti mihi respondeas num quis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,023:7:17"><author>id.</author> <title>Vatin.</title> 7, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">precor (deos) ut his infinitis nostris malis contenti sint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:3:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">postulo ut ne quid praejudicati afferatis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:2:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">petebant uti equites praemitterent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:11"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tibi instat Hortensius ut eas in consilium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:10:34"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 10, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc ut aliquando fieret, instabat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:2:1:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 2, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illum Dolabellae dixisse (= eum rogasse) ut ad me scriberet (= me rogaret), ut in Italiam quam primum venirem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:7:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 7, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cupio ut quod nunc natura et impetus est, fiat judicium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:2:2:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 2, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senectutem ut adipiscantur omnes optant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exigo a me, non ut optimis par sim, sed ut malis melior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:17:3"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 17, 3</bibl></cit>.—With <i>ut ne</i> = ne: <cit><quote lang="la">Trebatio mandavi, ut, si quid te eum velles ad me mittere, ne recusaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 1, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:58"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 58 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>—Also without verb, like utinam, to express a wish; esp. in imprecations (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">ut te cum tua Monstratione magnus perdat Juppiter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:714"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 714</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut illum di deaeque perdant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:301"><author>id.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 301</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:810"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 810</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.59" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> After verbs expressing or implying advice, suggestion, or exhortation: <cit><quote lang="la">ego vos hortari tantum possum ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:5:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 5, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod suades ut ad Quinctium scribam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:16:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 16, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tibi auctor sum ut eum tibi ordinem reconcilies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:9:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 9, 26</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">censeo ut iter reliquum conficere pergas,</quote> <i><i>I propose</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:2:71:200"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 2, 71, 200</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:40:4"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 40, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dixeram a principio ut sileremus,</quote> <i><i>I had advised</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:42:157"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 42, 157</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pompejum monebat ut meam domum metueret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:64:133"><author>id.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 64, 133</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equidem suasi ut Romam pergeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:8:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 8, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">M. Messalae et ipsi Attico dixit ut sine curā essent,</quote> <i><i>exhorted</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 16, A, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.60" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> After verbs expressing resolution or agreement to do something: <cit><quote lang="la">rus ut irem jam heri constitiveram,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:550"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 5, 136 (550)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">decrevistis ut de praemiis militum primo quoque tempore referretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:2:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 2, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">constitueram ut pridie Idus Aquini manerem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:10:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 10, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">statuunt ut decem millia hominum in oppidum submittantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:21"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Hasdrubal paciscitur cum Celtiberorum principibus ut copias inde abducant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:33:3"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 33, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illos induxisse in animum, ut superbo quondam regi, tum infesto exuli proderent (patriam),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:5:7"><author>id.</author> 2, 5, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:9:9">27, 9, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:25:11">42, 25, 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ne plebi cum patribus essent conubia sanxerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:27:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 27, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servitia urbem ut incenderent conjurarunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:45:1"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 45, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.61" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> After verbs of command or prohibition: <cit><quote lang="la">imperat Laelio ut per collis circumducat equites,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:33:11"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 33, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud praecipiendum fuit ut ... diligentiam adhiberemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:16:60"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 16, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">M. Aemilio senatus negotium dat ut Patavinorum seditionem comprimeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:41:27:3"><author>Liv.</author> 41, 27, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consul edicere est ausus ut senatus ad vestitum rediret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:8:18"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 8, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jubet sententiam ut dicant suam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:202"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 50 (202)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic tibi in mentem non venit jubere ut haec quoque referret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 12, § 28</bibl></cit>.—With <i>ne</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">iis praedixit, ut ne prius Lacedaemoniorum legatos dimitteret, quam ipse esset remissus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Them:7:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Them.</title> 7, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.61α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> Verbs expressing permission: <cit><quote lang="la">atque ille legem mihi de XII. tabulis recitavit quae permittit ut furem noctu liceat occidere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,006:20:47"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tull.</title> 20, 47</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">concedo tibi ut ea praetereas quae, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:19:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 19, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dabis mihi hanc veniam ut eorum ... auctoritatem Graecis anteponam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:6:23"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 6, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille tibi potestatem facturus est ut eligas utrum velis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:14:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 14, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud natura non patitur ut aliorum spoliis nostras facultates augeamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:5:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 5, 22</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.62" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In dependent clauses implying an aim or end. </sense><sense id="n49975.63" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> After verbs denoting direction and inclination of the mind, care, purpose, intention, or striving: <cit><quote lang="la">ut plurimis prosimus enitimur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facilior erit ut albam esse nivem probet quam erat Anaxagoras,</quote> <i><i>he will be more inclined, disposed</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:117"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 36, 117</bibl></cit>: ne ille longe aberit ut argumento credat philosophorum, <i>far remote from believing</i> = <i>not inclined</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:144"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 47, 144</bibl>: qui sibi hoc sumpsit ut conrigat mores aliorum, quis huic ignoscat si, <i>who undertakes to correct</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 1, § 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">navem idoneam ut habeas diligenter videbis,</quote> <i><i>care</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille intellexit id agi atque id parari ut filiae suae vis afferretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:67"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 26, § 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pater potuit animum inducere ut naturam ipsam vinceret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:19:53"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 19, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum senatus temptaret ut ipse gereret sine rege rem publicam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:12:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 12, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">equidem ut honore dignus essem, maxime semper laboravi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:20:50"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 20, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omni contentione pugnatum est ut lis haec capitis existimaretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:41:116"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 41, 116</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnis spes ad id versa ut totis viribus terra adgrederentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:34:12"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 34, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnis cura solet in hoc versari, semper ut boni aliquid efficiam dicendo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:75:306"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 75, 306</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">se miliens morituros potius quam ut tantum dedecoris admitti patiantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:2:8"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 2, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:34:11">2, 34, 11</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.64" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Verbs of effecting: <cit><quote lang="la">nec potui tamen Propitiam Venerem facere uti esset mihi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:454"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 2, 6 (454)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prior pars orationis tuae faciebat ut mori cuperem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:47:112"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 47, 112</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caritas annonae faciebat ut istuc ... tempore magnum videretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:215"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 92, § 215</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sol efficit ut omnia floreant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:15:41"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 15, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">potest praestare ut ea causa melior esse videatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:1:10:44"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 1, 10, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non committam ut tibi ipse insanire videar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:5:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">di prohibeant, judices, ut hoc praesidium sectorum existimetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:52:151"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 52, 151</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">effecisti ut viverem et morerer ingratus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:2:25:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 2, 25, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quibus nihil aliud actum est quam ut pudor hominibus peccandi demeretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:26:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 26, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.65" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Verbs of obtaining: <cit><quote lang="la">Dumnorix a Sequanis impetrat ut per fines suos Helvetios ire patiantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:9"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid assequitur, nisi hoc ut arent qui ... in agris remanserunt,</quote> <i><i>what does he gain</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:128"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 55, § 128</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facile tenuit ut (Chalcidis) portae sibi aperirentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:51:6"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 51, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vicerunt tribuni ut legem perferrent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:25:13"><author>id.</author> 4, 25, 13</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.66" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> Verbs of inducing and compelling: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ut omnia quae praescripta sunt defendamus necessitate ullā cogimur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:3:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">civitati persuasit ut de finibus suis exirent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:2"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exspectatione promissi tui moveor ut admoneam te,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:8:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 8, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Parhedrum excita ut hortum ipse conducat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:18:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 18, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ille adduci non potest ut ... ne lucem quoque hanc eripere cupiat, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:52:150"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 52, 150</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">impellit alios avaritia, alios iracundia ut levem auditionem pro re compertā habeant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:42"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut de clementia scriberem, Nero Caesar, una me vox tua maxime compulit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:2:1:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.66α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> After verbs implying duty, right, rule, condition, or possibility: <cit><quote lang="la">cum mihi ne ut dubitem quidem relinquatur,</quote> <i><i>not even the possibility of doubt</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:38:119"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 38, 119</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obsides inter se dent, Sequani ne itinere Helvetios prohibeant, Helvetii ut sine maleficio transeant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:9"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">se ita a majoribus didicisse ut magis virtute quam dolo contenderent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:13"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mea lenitas hoc exspectavit ut id quod latebat erumperet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:12:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 12, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(natura) nobis insculpsit in mentibus, ut eos (deos) aeternos et beatos haberemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:17:45"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 17, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc mihi Metellus non eripuit, hoc etiam addidit ut quererer hoc sociis imperari,</quote> <i><i>he gave the additional right</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:164"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 68, § 164</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut vero conloqui cum Orpheo, Musaeo, Homero liceat, quanti tandem aestimatis?</quote> <i><i>the privilege of conversing</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:41:98"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 41, 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">respondet Socrates sese meruisse ut amplissimis honoribus decoraretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:1:54:272"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 1, 54, 272</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">meruit ut suspendatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:7:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 7, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quia enim non sum dignus prae te ut figam palum in parietem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1140"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 4, 4 (1140)</bibl></cit>.—So after dignus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:16:19"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 16, 19</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:5:12"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 5, 12</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.67" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> After verbs of fearing, where ut implies a wish contrary to the fear; <i>that not</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">rem frumentariam, ut satis commode supportari posset, timere se dicebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:39"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vereor ut satis diligenter actum sit in senatu de litteris meis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:4:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verebar ut redderentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:19:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 19, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sin homo amens diripiendam urbem daturus est, vereor ut Dolabella ipse satis nobis prodesse possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:14:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 14, 14, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">veretur Hiempsal ut foedus satis firmum sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:2:22:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 2, 22, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">timeo ut sustineas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 14, 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">o puer, ut sis vitalis, metuo, et majorum ne quis amicus Frigore te feriat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:1:60"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 1, 60</bibl></cit>.— So sometimes after video, with weakened force: vide ut sit, nearly = <i>perhaps it is not</i> (cf. Roby, Gr. 2, p. 280): considerabitis, vestri similes feminae sintne Romae; <cit><quote lang="la">si enim non sunt, videndum est, ut honeste vos esse possitis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:14:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 14, 14, 1</bibl></cit>.—Very rarely ut stands for <i>ne</i> after verbs of fearing: <cit><quote lang="la">quia nihil minus, quam ut egredi obsessi moenibus auderent, timeri poterat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:22:12"><author>Liv.</author> 28, 22, 12</bibl></cit> Weissenb. ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ferulā caedas meritum ... non vereor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:120"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 120</bibl></cit> Jan. and Orell. ad loc. —</sense><sense id="n49975.68" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> In interrogative clauses represented as untrue, rejecting a supposition or thought with indignation (nearly = fierine potest ut): <cit><quote lang="la">me ut quisquam norit, nisi ille qui praebet cibum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:132"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 1, 3, 52 (132)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">te ut ulla res frangat, tu ut umquam te corrigas?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:9:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 9, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">egone ut te interpellem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:18:42"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 18, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pater ut in judicio capitis obesse filio debeat?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:13:31"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 13, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">egone ut prolis meae fundam cruorem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,004:927"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Med.</title> 927</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.69" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In subject clauses, with impersonal predicates. </sense><sense id="n49975.70" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> With a predicate adjective. </sense><sense id="n49975.71" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With the idea of rule, duty, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">id arbitror Adprime in vitā utile esse, ut ne quid nimis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:61"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">reliquum est ut de Catuli sententiā dicendum videatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:20:59"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 20, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praeclarum est et verum ut eos qui nobis carissimi esse debeant, aeque ac nosmet ipsos amemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:29:73"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 29, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ergo hoc sit primum ut demonstremus quem imitetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:22:90"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 22, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">proximum est ut doceam, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:29:73"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 29, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">extremum est ut te orem, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:13:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 13, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ei (Dionysio) ne integrum quidem erat ut ad justitiam remigraret,</quote> <i><i>permission</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:21:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 21, 62</bibl></cit>. —With predicates, aequum est, par (anteclass. and rare): <cit><quote lang="la">aequom videtur tibi ut ego alienum quod est Meum esse dicam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1230"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 7, 4 (1230)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non par videtur ... praesente ibus una paedagogus ut siet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:139"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 2, 31 (139)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.72" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> In clauses expressing result and consequence: <cit><quote lang="la">magnificum illud etiam et gloriosum ut Graecis de philosophia litteris non egeant, illud,</quote> <i><i>that result of my labors</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consentaneum est huic naturae ut sapiens velit gerere et administrare rem publicam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:20:68"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 20, 68</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49975.73" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> In clauses represented as real, true, false, certain, or probable (where the <case opt="n">acc.</case> and <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> might be used): <cit><quote lang="la">concedetur verum esse ut bonos boni diligant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:14:50"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 14, 50</bibl></cit>: sin autem illa veriora ut idem interitus animorum et corporum, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:4:14"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 14</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">concedant ut hi viri boni fuerin (= concedant vere factum esse ut, etc.),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:5:18"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si verum est ut populus Romanus omnis gentes virtute superarit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Han:1:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Hann.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de ipso Roscio potest illud quidem esse falsum ut circumligatus fuerit, angui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:31:66"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 31, 66</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non est verisimile ut Chrysogonus horum litteras adamarit aut humanitatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:41:121"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 41, 121</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deos verisimile est ut alios indulgentius tractent propter parentis, alios propter futuram posterorum indolem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:4:32:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 4, 32, 1</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">rarum est ut,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:19:3"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 19, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid tam inusitatum quam ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:21:62"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 21, 62</bibl></cit>.—And after potius: <cit><quote lang="la">multi ex plebe spe amissā potius quam ut cruciarentur ... se in Tiberim praecipitaverunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:12:11"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 12, 11</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.74" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> With predicate nouns. </sense><sense id="n49975.75" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Expressing the idea of a verb which would require an object clause, with <i>ut</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quoniam ut aliter facias non est copia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:991"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 5, 4, 30 (991)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Romano in hostico morandi causa erat ut hostem ad certamen eliceret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:31:7"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 31, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vetus est lex amicitiae ut idem amici semper velint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:2:5"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 2, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">consensus fuit senatus ut mature proficisceremur (= decretum est a senatu),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:3:3:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 3, 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fuit hoc sive meum, sive rei publicae fatum ut in me unum omnis illa inclinatio temporum incumberet,</quote> <i><i>ordained by fate</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,026:26:58"><author>id.</author> <title>Balb.</title> 26, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tempus est ut eamus ad forum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:72"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 1, 1, 72 (72)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dicasque tempus maximum esse ut eat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1102"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 3, 9 (1102)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">primum est officium ut homo se conservet in naturae statu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:6:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 6, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ejus culturae hoc munus est ut efficiat, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:14:38"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 14, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">caput illud est ut Lyconem recipias in necessitudinem tuam,</quote> <i><i>duty</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:13:19:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 13, 19, 3</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">caput est ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:19:87"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 19, 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fuit hoc quoddam inter Scipionem et Laelium jus ut Scipio Laelium observaret parentis loco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:12:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 12, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mea ratio in dicendo haec esse solet ut boni quod habeat id amplectar,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:72:292"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 72, 292</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">ratio est ut,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:34"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 11, 34</bibl></cit>: est mos hominum ut nolint eundem pluribus excellere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:21:84"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 21, 84</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">est hoc Gallicae consuetudinis ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:5"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 5</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.76" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Expressing result and consequence: <cit><quote lang="la">est hoc commune vitium in magnis liberisque civitatibus ut invidia gloriae comes sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Cha:3:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Chabr.</title> 3, 3</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49975.77" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> With impersonal verbs. </sense><sense id="n49975.78" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Including the idea of a verb requiring an object clause, with <i>ut</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">convenit, victi utri sint eo proelio, urbem, agrum ... seque uti dederent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:223"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 71 (223)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi cum Dejotaro convenit ut ille in meis castris esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:6:1:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 6, 1, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">placitum est ut in aprico loco considerent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:12:18"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 12, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">postea mihi placuit ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:1:34:155"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 1, 34, 155</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad Appii Claudii senectutem accedebat etiam ut caecus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:6:16"><author>id.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 6, 16</bibl></cit>.—So after fit, <i>it happens</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fit ut naturā ipsā ad ornatius dicendi genus incitemur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:2:83:338"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 2, 83, 338</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">potest fieri ut res verbosior haec fuerit, illa verior,</quote> <i><i>it may be that</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:8:3:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 8, 3, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:11:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 11, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:190"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 77, § 190</bibl>.— So with accidit, evenit, contigit: <cit><quote lang="la">accidit ... ut illo itinere veniret Lampsacum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:63"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 24, § 63</bibl></cit>; so <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:9:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 9, 25</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed tamen hoc evenit ut in vulgus insipientium opinio valeat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:26:63"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 26, 63</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam Caesari contigisset ut esset optimo cuique carissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:18:49"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 18, 49</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.79" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Denoting consequence: <cit><quote lang="la">ex quo efficitur ut quidquid honestum sit, idem sit utile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:3:10"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 3, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sequitur ut dicamus quae beneficia danda sint et quemadmodum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:1:11:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 1, 11, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sequitur ut causa ponatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:2:81:331"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 2, 81, 331</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.80" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Est, in the meaning fit, or causa est: <cit><quote lang="la">est ut plerique philosophi nulla tradant praecepta dicendi,</quote> <i><i>it is a fact that</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:2:36:152"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 2, 36, 152</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non est igitur ut mirandum sit ea praesentiri,</quote> <i><i>there is no reason for wondering</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:56:128"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 56, 128</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quando fuit ut quod licet non liceret?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,024:20:48"><author>id.</author> <title>Cael.</title> 20, 48</bibl></cit>; so, in eo est ut, prope est ut, <i>to be on the point of, to be near to</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam in eo rem fore ut Romani aut hostes aut domini habendi sint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:27:3"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 27, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum jam in eo esset ut comprehenderetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Paus:5:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Paus.</title> 5, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Milt:7:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Milt.</title> 7, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam prope erat ut ne consulum quidem majestas coërceret iras hominum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:23:14"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 23, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">prope est ut lamentationem exigat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,014:2:6:4"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Clem.</title> 2, 6, 4</bibl></cit>.— Here belongs the circumlocution of the periphrastic future by futurum esse or fore, with <i>ut;</i> generally in the <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">arbitrabar fore ut lex de pecuniis repetundis tolleretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:41"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 14, 41</bibl></cit>.—Very rarely in the <mood opt="n">indic.</mood>: <cit><quote lang="la">futurum est ut sapiam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:117:29"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 117, 29</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.81" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In attributive clauses, dependent on nouns not belonging to the predicate. </sense><sense id="n49975.82" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> With the idea of resolve, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">vicit sententia ut mitterentur coloni,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:26:4"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 26, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sententiam dixit (= censuit) ut judicum comitia haberentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 1, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:4:4:5"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 4, 4, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:5:41:119"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 5, 41, 119</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:15:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 15, 33</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.83" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Of agreement: <cit><quote lang="la">fide acceptā ut remitterent eum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:48:8"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 48, 8</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49975.84" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> Of law, rule, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">praetores rogationem promulgarunt ut omnes regiae stirpis interficerentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:25:10"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 25, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">senatus consultum factum est ut M. Fulvius litteras extemplo ad consulem mitteret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:24:2"><author>id.</author> 35, 24, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec ei est proposita condicio ut aut juste accusaret aut acerbe moreretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:14:42"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 14, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Suevi in eam se consuetudinem induxerunt ut locis frigidissimis lavarentur in fluminibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:1"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 1</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49975.85" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> Of duty: <cit><quote lang="la">jusjurandum poscit ut quod esse ex usu Galliae intellexissent, communi consilio administrarent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:8:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 6</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49975.86" level="4" n="e" opt="n"> Of purpose, inclination, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">vobis dent di mentem oportet ut prohibeatis, etc.,</quote> <i><i>make you inclined</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:18:9"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 18, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">causa mihi fuit huc veniendi ut quosdam hinc libros promerem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:2:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 2, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">confectio tabularum hanc habet vim (= efficit) ut quidquid fingatur aut non constet, appareat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:2:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.87" level="4" n="f" opt="n"> Of effect, result, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">fuit ista quondam virtus ut viri fortes acrioribus suppliciis civem perniciosum quam hostem everterent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:1:1:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 1, 1, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">habet hoc virtus ut viros fortis species ejus et pulchritudo etiam in hoste posita delectet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:32:81"><author>id.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 32, 81</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">damnatum poenam sequi oportebat ut igni cremaretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:4"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.88" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> In clauses of manner, <i>that, so that.</i> </sense><sense id="n49975.89" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> With ita, sic, adeo, tantus, talis, or tam as antecedent (v. hh. vv.; <cit><quote lang="la">anteclass. ut qui = ut): Adeon' me fungum fuisse ut qui illi crederem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:283"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 2, 3, 49 (283)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.90" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> With is or hic as antecedent: eos deduxi testes et eas litteras deportavi ut de istius facto dubium esse nemini possit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:91"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 42, § 91</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ejusmodi res publica debet esse ut inimicus neque deesse nocenti possit, neque obesse innocenti (ejusmodi = talis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:162"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 69, § 162</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eo perducam servum ut in multa liber sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:3:19:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 3, 19, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non eo loco res humanae sunt ut vobis tantum otii supersit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:27:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 27, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec aequitas in tuo imperio fuit, haec praetoris dignitas ut servos Siculorum dominos esse velles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:87"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 38, § 87</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc jure sunt socii ut eis ne deplorare quidem de suis incommodis liceat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:65"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 2, 27, § 65</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.91" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> Without antecedents, <i>so that</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cujus aures clausae veritati sunt ut ab amico verum audire nequeat, hujus salus desperanda est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:24:90"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 24, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in virtute multi sunt ascensus, ut is maximā gloriā excellat qui virtute plurimum praestet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:25:60"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 25, 60</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mons altissimus impendebat ut perpauci prohibere possent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:6"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">accessit quod Domitius Heracleā iter fecerat, ut ipsa fortuna illum obicere Pompejo videretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:79"><author>id.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pecunia a patre exacta crudeliter, ut divenditis omnibus bonis aliquamdiu trans Tiberim veluti relegatus viveret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:13:10"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 13, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fama Gallici belli pro tumultu valuit ut et dictatorem dici placeret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:17:6"><author>id.</author> 8, 17, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihilo minus ... magnas percipiendum voluptates, ut fatendum sit, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:12:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 12, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.92" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> Idiomat. with <i>non.</i> </sense><sense id="n49975.93" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Ut non, when the principal sentence is negative, <i>without</i>: non possunt unā in civitate multi rem ac fortunam amittere ut non plures secum in eandem trahant calamitatem, <i>without dragging</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:7:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 7, 19</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">flaminem Quirinalem neque mittere a sacris neque retinere possumus ut non deum aut belli deseramus curam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:24:8:10"><author>Liv.</author> 24, 8, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non ita fracti animi civitatis erant ut non sentirent, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:25:12"><author>id.</author> 45, 25, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nusquam oculi ejus flectentur ut non quod indignentur inveniant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0255,010:2:7:2" phi="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:4:7:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ira</title>, 2, 7, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ajunt, nec honeste quemquam vivere ut non jucunde vivat, nec jucunde ut non honeste quoque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:6:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 6, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo in eo quod daturus es gratiam suam facere potest ut non tuam minuat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:2:4:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 2, 4, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. also: ut non conferam vitam neque existimationem tuam cum illius; <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim est conferenda (= ut omittam conferre),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 20, § 45</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.94" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Non ut, followed by sed quod, causal (= non quod, sed quod; rare): <cit><quote lang="la">earum exempla tibi misi non ut deliberarem reddendaene essent, sed quod non dubito, etc.,</quote> <i><i>not that ... but because</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:14:17:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 17, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec ad te scribo non ut queas tu demere solitudinem, sed, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:15:3"><author>id.</author> ib. 11, 15, 3</bibl></cit>.—Followed by sed ut: <cit><quote lang="la">benigne accipe (beneficium): rettulisti gratiam, non ut solvisse te putes, sed ut securior debeas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:2:35:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 2, 35, 5</bibl></cit>; and in reversed order: quorsum haec praeterita? Quia sequitur illud, etc.; <cit><quote lang="la">non ut eas res causam adferrent amoris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:15:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 15, 35</bibl></cit>.—Rarely nedum ut, in the sense of nedum alone, <i>much less that, not to mention that</i> (mostly post-class.; cf. Zumpt, Gram. § 573): <cit><quote lang="la">ne voce quidem incommodā, nedum ut illa vis fieret, paulatim permulcendo mansuefecerant plebem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:14:6"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 14, 6</bibl></cit> Weissenb. ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">quando enim ... fama in totam urbem penetrat? nedum ut per tot provincias innotescat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:10"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.95" level="4" n="e" opt="n"> Conditional or concessive. </sense><sense id="n49975.96" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> <i>Granting that</i> (<i>for argument's sake</i>): <cit><quote lang="la">quod ut ita sit—nihil enim pugno—quid habet ista res aut laetabile aut gloriosum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:21:49"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 21, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed ut haec concedantur, reliqua qui tandem intellegi possunt?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:16:41"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 16, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut tibi concedam hoc indignum esse, tu mihi concedas necesse est, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:53:146"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 53, 146</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae, ut essent vera, conjungi debuerunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:15:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 15, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae natura ut uno consensu juncta sit et continens ... quid habere mundus potest cum thesauri inventione conjunctum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:14:33"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 14, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil est prudentiā dulcius, quam, ut cetera auferat, adfert certe senectus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:39:94"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 39, 94</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.97" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> <i>Even if, although</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui (exercitus) si pacis ... nomen audiverit, ut non referat pedem, insistet certe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:12:3:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 12, 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ea pars defensionis relinquatur, quid impediet actionem? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:34:108"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 34, 108</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut quaeras omnia, quomodo Graeci ineptum appellant non reperies,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:4:18"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 4, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut enim neminem alium nisi T. Patinam rogasset, scire potuit, illo ipso die a Milone prodi flaminem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:17:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 17, 46</bibl></cit>: verum ut hoc non sit, tamen praeclarum spectaculum mihi propono, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:15"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:8:23"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 8, 23</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:5:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 5, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:151"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 64, § 151</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:117">2, 1, 45, § 117</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,028:25:62"><author>id.</author> <title>Planc.</title> 25, 62</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui, ut non omnis peritissimus sim belli, cum Romanis certe bellare didici,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:7:20"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 7, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque equites armis equisque salvis tantum vim fluminis superasse verisimile est, ut jam Hispanos omnes inflati travexerint utres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:47:5"><author>id.</author> 21, 47, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">at enim, ut jam ita sint haec, quid ad vos, Romani?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:32:13"><author>id.</author> 34, 32, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut jam Macedonia deficiat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:12:10"><author>id.</author> 42, 12, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum jam ut virtus vestra transire alio possit, fortuna certe loci hujus transferri non possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:54:6"><author>id.</author> 5, 54, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:22:50:2">22, 50, 2</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ac jam ut omnia contra opinionem acciderent, tamen se plurimum navibus posse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:3:9"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 3, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut desint vires tamen est laudanda voluntas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,009:3:4:79"><author>Ov.</author> <title>P.</title> 3, 4, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut dura videatur appellatio, tamen sola est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:25"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 8, 25</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:pr:15">6, prooem. 15</bibl>.—Ut maxime = si maxime: <cit><quote lang="la">quaere rationem cur ita videatur: quam ut maxime inveneris ... non tu verum testem habere, sed eum non sine causā falsum testimonium dicere ostenderis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:25:81"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 25, 81</bibl></cit>.—With <i>nihilominus</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae (res) nihilominus, ut ego absim, confici poterunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:2:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 2, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.98" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> <i>Provided that</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ambulatiuncula, ut tantum faciamus quantum in Tusculano fecimus, prope dimidio minoris constabit isto loco,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:39:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 39, 2</bibl></cit>: dabo egenti, sed ut ipse non egeam; <cit><quote lang="la">succurram perituro, sed ut ipse non peream,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:2:15:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 2, 15, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.99" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> In clauses of purpose (final clauses; distinguished from object clauses with ut; v. C. 1., in which the verb itself contains the idea of purpose, the clause completing the idea of the verb), <i>in order that, so that, so as to.</i> </sense><sense id="n49975.100" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">quin voco, ut me audiat, nomine illam suo?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:236"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 1, 4, 17 (236)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec acta res est uti nobiles restituerentur in civitatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:51:149"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 51, 149</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">intellego, tempus hoc vobis divinitus datum esse ut odio ... totum ordinem liberetis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:1:1:43"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 1, 15, 43</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Caesar singulis legionibus singulos legatos praefecit uti eos testes suae quisque virtutis haberet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:52"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 52</bibl></cit>.—And with <i>ut ne</i>, instead of ne, <i>lest</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">id ut ne fiat, haec res sola est remedio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:439"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 439</bibl></cit>; v. 1. ne, I. B. 4. a.—Very rarely, <i>ut non</i> for ne, expressing a negative purpose: <cit><quote lang="la">ut plura non dicam neque aliorum exemplis confirmem quantum valeat (= ut praeteream),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:15:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 15, 44</bibl></cit>; cf. d. <foreign lang="greek">α</foreign> <abbr>fin.</abbr> supra.—</sense><sense id="n49975.101" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> Esp., after certain antecedents. </sense><sense id="n49975.102" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> After id, <i>for the purpose</i> (ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">id huc reverti uti me purgarem tibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:909"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 2, 28 (909)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.103" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> After idcirco: <cit><quote lang="la">idcirco amicitiae comparantur ut commune commodum mutuis officiis gubernetur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:38:111"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 38, 111</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">legum idcirco omnes servi sumus ut liberi esse possimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:53:146"><author>id.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 53, 146</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:47:137"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 47, 137</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.104" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> After ideo and eo: <cit><quote lang="la">non ideo Rhenum insedimus ut Italiam tueremur, sed ne quis, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:4:73"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 4, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Marionem ad te eo misi ut aut tecum ad me quam primum veniret, aut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 1, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.105" level="5" n="δ" opt="n"> After ad eam rem, ad hoc, in hoc: <cit><quote lang="la">ad eam rem vos delecti estis ut eos condemnaretis quos sectores jugulare non potuissent?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:52:151"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 52, 151</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praebere se facilem ad hoc ut quem obligavit etiam exsolvi velit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:2:17:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 2, 17, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homo natus in hoc ut mores liberae civitatis Persica servitute mutaret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:2:12:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 12, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.105α" level="5" n="ε" opt="n"> After eā mente, hac mente: <cit><quote lang="la">navis onerarias Dolabella eā mente comparavit ut Italiam peteret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:12:14:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 12, 14, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hac mente laborem Sese ferre senes ut in otia tuta recedant Ajunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:1:30"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 1, 30</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.105β" level="5" n="ζ" opt="n"> After potius quam: <cit><quote lang="la">potius ad delendam memoriam dedecoris, quam ut timorem faciat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:28:8"><author>Liv.</author> 6, 28, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">potius quodcumque casus ferat passuros, quam ut sprevisse Tarentinos videantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:14:8"><author>id.</author> 9, 14, 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.106" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> Idiomat. </sense><sense id="n49975.107" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> With the principal predicate, referring to the conception of the writer, understood; mostly parenthet. = the Engl. <mood opt="n">inf.</mood>: ut in pauca conferam, testamento facto mulier moritur, <i>to be brief</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:6:17"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 6, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ecquid tibi videtur, ut ad fabulas veniamus, senex ille Caecilianus minoris facere filium rusticum?</quote> <i><i>to come to the drama</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:16:46"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 16, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">reliquum judicium de judicibus, et, vere ut dicam, de te futurum est,</quote> <i><i>to tell the truth</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:177"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 69, § 177</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Murena, si nemini, ut levissime dicam, odio fuit,</quote> <i><i>to say the least</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:40:87"><author>id.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 40, 87</bibl></cit>: ut nihil de illo tempore, nihil de calamitate rei publicae querar, hoc tibi respondeo, etc., <i>not to complain of that time</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,008:33:95"><author>id.</author> <title>Caecin.</title> 33, 95</bibl>: quae cum se disposuit, et partibus suis consensit, et, ut ita dicam concinuit, summum bonum tetigit, <i>and, so to speak, chimes in</i>, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:8:5"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 8, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ecce— ut idem in singulos annos orbis volveretur —Hernici nuntiant Volscos et Aequos reficere, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:10:8"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 10, 8</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.108" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Satis ut, <i>enough to</i> (lit. <i>enough for the purpose of</i>): <cit><quote lang="la">satis esse magna incommoda accepta ut reliquos casus timerent,</quote> <i><i>disasters large enough to make them afraid</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:10"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49975.109" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> Quam ut after comparatives, <i>too much to</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod praeceptum, quia major erat quam ut ab homine videretur, idcirco adsignatum est deo,</quote> <i><i>too great to come from man</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:16:44"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 16, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quis non intellegit, Canachi signa rigidiora esse quam ut imitentur veritatem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:18:70"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 18, 70</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">clarior res erat quam ut tegi ac dissimulari posset,</quote> <i><i>too clear to be covered up</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:51:11"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 51, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">potentius jam id malum apparuit quam ut minores per magistratus sedaretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:1:11"><author>id.</author> 25, 1, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">est tamen aliquis minor quam ut in sinu ejus condenda sit civitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,013:2:16:2"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ben.</title> 2, 16, 2</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossutcumque" key="utcumque" opt="n" orig_id="n49976"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ut-cumque">utcumque</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">-cunq-</orth>; ante-class. ut quomque), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <sense id="n49976.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>In what way soever, howsoever, however</i> (class.). </sense><sense id="n49976.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Conjunctive, with independent verb and correl.-clause: <cit><quote lang="la">(orator) utcumque se affectum videri et animum audientis moveri volet, ita, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:17:55"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 17, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utquomque animo conlubitumst meo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:339"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 187 (339)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utquomque in alto ventus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:47"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 47 (47)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utcumque erit, juvabit tamen,</quote> etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:pr:3"><author>Liv.</author> praef. § 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utcumque esset igitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:9:11"><author>id.</author> 32, 9, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utcumque res sese habet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:54:7"><author>id.</author> 37, 54, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:40:3">42, 40, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utcumque casura res est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:6:8"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">infelix! utcumque ferent ea facta minores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:822"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 822</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utcumque se ea res habuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:5"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utcumque res postularet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:5:4:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 5, 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utcumque aut locus opportunitatem daret, aut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:35:2"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 35, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49976.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Simply limiting a <i>verb</i> or <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>in any way whatever, in one way or another</i> (not anteAug.): <cit><quote lang="la">quae dubiis in rebus utcumque tolerata essent, ea non ultra pati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:15:1"><author>Liv.</author> 29, 15, 1</bibl></cit> Weissenb. ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">gaudentes utcumque compositā cum Philippo pace,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:15:10"><author>id.</author> 31, 15, 10</bibl></cit>. —So ellipt.: <cit><quote lang="la">sed utcumque, seu injuncta seu suscepta foret militia, et eam exhaustam, etc.,</quote> <i><i>however it might be</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:3:4"><author>Liv.</author> 32, 3, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:8:5">45, 8, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea quoque temptata utcumque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:66:3"><author>id.</author> 42, 66, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dum utcumque explicaretur agmen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:66:7"><author>id.</author> 42, 66, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">committendam rerum summam in discrimen utcumque ratus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:33:7:10"><author>id.</author> 33, 7, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arduum et impeditum saxis iter primo utcumque tolerabant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:2:34"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 2, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">intellegitur enim utcumque dictum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:6"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tamen esset (securitas) utcumque tolerabilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:3:4"><author>id.</author> 2, 3, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:1:21">4, 1, 21</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:5:11">2, 5, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:11"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 11</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">adeo difficilis est hominibus utcumque conceptae spei mora,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:67:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 67, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49976.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> (Acc. to ut, I. B. 5.) <i>At whatever time, whenever</i>, = quandocumque (rare): <cit><quote lang="la">utcumque exaestuat aut deficit mare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:42:8"><author>Liv.</author> 26, 42, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utcumque defecere mores, Indecorant bene nata culpae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:4:35"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 4, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ibimus, ibimus, Utcumque praecedes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:17:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 17, 11</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">utcumque mecum vos eritis, libens Insanientem navita Bosporum Temptabo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:4:29"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4, 29</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_tens1" key="u_tens1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49977"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtens">utens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> and <pos opt="n">P. a.</pos> of utor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossUtens2" key="Utens2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49978"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Utens">Utens</head> or <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Utīs</orth>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, = <foreign lang="greek">Οὔτεις, εντος</foreign>, <sense id="n49978.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a river in Cisalpine Gaul</i>, now <i>the Montone</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:5:35:3"><author>Liv.</author> 5, 35, 3</bibl>; called <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Vitis</orth>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:115"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 15, 20, § 115</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_tensi^lis" key="u_tensi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49979"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtensĭlis">utensilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">utor</etym>, in econom. lang., <i>that may be used, fit for use, of use, useful.</i>  <sense id="n49979.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid in Italiā utensile non modo non nascitur, sed etiam non egregium fit?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:2:6"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 2, 6</bibl></cit>: quid utensile, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0040,003:4:22"><author>Aug.</author> <title>Civ. Dei</title>, 4, 22</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49979.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūtensilĭa</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>things for use</i>, i. e. <i>utensils, materials, necessaries</i>, etc. (syn.: <cit><quote lang="la">supellex, vasa): utensilia, quibus aut alitur hominum genus aut etiam excolitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:pr:3"><author>Col.</author> 12, praef. § 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exutus omnibus utensilibus miles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:42:5"><author>Liv.</author> 3, 42, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">divina humanaque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:26:33:13"><author>id.</author> 26, 33, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vasorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:13:72"><author>Plin.</author> 13, 11, 22, § 72</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">apes collectis utensilibus, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:9:5:1"><author>Col.</author> 9, 5, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:2:12:9">2, 12, 9</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:3:3">1, 3, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:70"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 70</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:7:12:section=28"><author>Dig.</author> 33, 7, 12, § 28</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_tensi^li^tas" key="u_tensi^li^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n49980"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtensĭlĭtas">utensilitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">utensilis</etym>, <sense id="n49980.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>fitness for use, usefulness, use</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ferri et aeris,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Hab. Mul.</title> 5</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ter1" key="u_ter1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49981"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūter">uter</head>, <itype opt="n">tris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (<i>neutr.</i> collat. form of <number opt="n">plur.</number> utria, Liv. And. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 231, 31</bibl>; <i>gen. plur.</i> utrium, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:91:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 91, 1</bibl>) <etym opt="n">kindr. with uterus; v. <bibl default="NO"><author>Isid.</author> <title>Orig.</title> 20, 6, 7</bibl></etym>, <sense id="n49981.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a bag</i> or <i>bottle</i> made of an animal's hide, <i>a skin</i> for wine, oil, water, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:903"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 5, 11 (903)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">unctos salire per utres,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:384"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 384</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:5:10"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 5, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:3:12:29"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 3, 12, 29</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:15:20"><author>Juv.</author> 15, 20</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:31"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 7, 15, § 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:28:240">28, 18, 73, § 240</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:84"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 84</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:8:13"><author>Just.</author> 1, 8, 13</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:33:6:3"><author>Dig.</author> 33, 6, 3</bibl>. —Often inflated and used for crossing streams, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:48"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 48</bibl> Herz.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:27:5"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 27, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,001:Strat. 3:13:6"><author>Front.</author> <title>Strat.</title> 3, 13, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:6:176"><author>Plin.</author> 6, 29, 34, § 176</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0023,001:30:1:9"><author>Amm.</author>30, 1, 9</bibl>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: crescentem tumidis infla sermonibus utrem, <i>the swelling skin</i>, i. e. <i>the vain man</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:98"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 5, 98</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^ter2" key="u^ter2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49982"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭter">uter</head>, <itype opt="n">tri</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, v. uterus <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^ter3" key="u^ter3" n="3" opt="n" orig_id="n49983"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭter">uter</head>, <itype opt="n">ū̆tra, ū̆trum</itype> (<case opt="n">gen.</case> utrī̆us; <case opt="n">dat.</case> utri; <i>gen. sing.</i>, scanned utrĭus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:17:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 17, 15</bibl>; cf. uterque; <case opt="n">gen.</case> and <i>dat. fem.</i> utrae, acc. to <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 132</bibl> P.), <i>pron.</i> <etym opt="n">for cuter, in form <i>comp.</i> of quis; cf. Engl. who, whe - ther; cf. also Sanscr. katara, uter, and Gr. <foreign lang="greek">πότερος</foreign>; Ionic, <foreign lang="greek">κότερος</foreign></etym>.  <sense id="n49983.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Interrogatively. </sense><sense id="n49983.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In direct questions. </sense><sense id="n49983.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>gen. part.;</i> sed uter vostrorum'st celerior? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:321"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 4, 42 (321)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">agnūm horum uter est pinguior?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:327"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 5, 1 (327)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uter nostrum popularis est? tune an ego?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,012:4:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rab. Perd.</title> 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uter est insanior horum?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:102"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">peccat uter nostrum cruce dignius?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:7:47"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 7, 47</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49983.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>ex</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">uter ex his tibi sapiens videtur?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:90:14"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 90, 14</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49983.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> <abbr>Neutr.</abbr> and with <i>apposit.-clause</i>: utrum est melius? virginemne an viduam uxorem ducere?<author>Naev.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 136, 7</bibl> (Com. Rel. v. 53 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">utrum igitur mavis? statimne nos vela facere, an ... paululum remigare?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:4:9"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 4, 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:84"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 37, § 84</bibl>.—With <i>plur. verb</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">uter meruistis culpam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:781"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 2, 29 (781)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uter eratis, tun' an ille, major?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:1119"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 9, 60 (1119)</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>, of two parties: <cit><quote lang="la">sed utriscum rem esse mavis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:145"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 51 (145)</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49983.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In indirect questions. </sense><sense id="n49983.7" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>gen. part.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostrum uter sit blandior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:274"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 3, 58 (274)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">harum duarum condicionum utram malis vide,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:326"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 326</bibl></cit>: is vestrorum uter sit, cui signum datum est, Cette, <author>Pac.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 85, 4</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 62 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">quod utri nostrum sanctius sit, jam pridem sentis</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:9:7"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 9, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrius horum Verba probes et facta, doce,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:17:15"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 17, 15</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49983.8" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>ex</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case>: de praemiis quaeritur: ex duobus, uter dignior; <cit><quote lang="la">ex pluribus, quis dignissimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:4:21"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 4, 21</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49983.9" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <i>de</i> and <case opt="n">abl.</case> (very rare): <cit><quote lang="la">utrum de his potius, dubitasset aliquis, quin alterum, nemo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:50:189"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 50, 189</bibl></cit>. </sense><sense id="n49983.10" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: omnibus cura viris uter esset induperator, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:48:107"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 48, 107</bibl> (Ann. v. 86 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">et tamen utrum malis scio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:465"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 465</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utro frui malis, optio sit tua,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,054:2:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fat.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sortirenturve, uter comitiis ejus anni praeesset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:35:20:3"><author>Liv.</author> 35, 20, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non tantum utrum melius, sed quid sit optimum quaeritur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:33"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 8, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dijudicari, uter populus alteri pariturus esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:90:3"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 90, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">elige, utrum facias,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:548"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 548</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ignorante rege uter Orestes esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:7:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 7, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">considerando, utra lex ad majores res pertineat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:2:49:145"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 2, 49, 145</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dubitare visus est Sulpicius et Cotta, utrius oratio propius ad veritatem videretur accedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:62:262"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 62, 262</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita ut oculis, in utram partem fluit (flumen), judicari non possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:12"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 12</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">certamen consulibus inciderat, uter dedicaret aedem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:27:5"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 27, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videamus uter plus scribere possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:16"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 16</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>, of two parties or sets: <cit><quote lang="la">sed utros ejus habueris libros—duo enim sunt corpora—an utrosque, nescio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:11:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 11, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quaestio sequitur ex ipsis (testibus), utri meliores viri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:7:34"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 7, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec promptum est dicere, utros peccare validius putem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:3:12"><author>id.</author> 10, 3, 12</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Neutr.</abbr> with <i>apposit. - clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cogitare, utrum esset Agrigentinis utilius, suisne servire anne populo Romano obtemperare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:73"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 33, § 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videte utrum sit aequius, hominem dedi inimicissimis nationibus an reddi amicis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,007:18:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Font.</title> 18, 41</bibl></cit> (14, 31).—</sense><sense id="n49983.11" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> Repeated, <i>which of two ... the other</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut nihil jam aliud quaerere debeatis, nisi uter utri insidias fecerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:9:23"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 9, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ... neque dijudicari posset, uter utri virtute anteferendus videretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:44"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 44</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scire de filiis tuis, uter ab utro petitus fraude et insidiis esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:40:55:3"><author>Liv.</author> 40, 55, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ambigitur uter utro sit prior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:55"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 55</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si non intellegitur, uter ab utro eversus sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9"><author>Dig.</author> 9, 2, 45</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49983.12" level="3" n="6" opt="n"> Strengthened by <i>ne</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterne Ad casus dubios fidet sibi certius, hic qui Pluribus assuerit mentem, etc., An qui contentus parvo?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:107"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 107</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49983.13" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49983.14" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Indef. rel., whichsoever</i> of two, <i>the one which</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">utram harum vis condicionem accipe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:291"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 4, 13 (291)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">convenit, victi utri sint in eo proelio ... focos, seque uti dederent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:223"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 71 (223)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horum utro uti nolumus, altero est utendum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,022:42:92"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sest.</title> 42, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum enim horum dixeris, in eo culpa et crimen haerebit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:106"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 45, § 106</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quotiens ille tibi optionem facturus sit, ut eligas utrum velis, factum esse necne ... utrum dixeris, id contra te futurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,004:14:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecil. 14, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum igitur eorum accidisset, verum oraculum fuisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:56:116"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 56, 116</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uter enim ... penetrarit et uter ... accesserit, is vincat necesse est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:36:123"><author>id.</author> <title>Part. Or.</title> 36, 123</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum placet, sumite ... daret, utrum vellet subclamatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:18:13"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 18, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utri eorum dedicatio jussu populi data esset, eum praeesse annonae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:27:5"><author>id.</author> 2, 27, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrius partis melior fortuna belli esset, ad ejus societatem inclinaturos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:31:32:5"><author>id.</author> 31, 32, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uter aedilis fueritve Vestrum praetor, is sacer esto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:180"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 180</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:5:28">2, 5, 28</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utro exercitu mallet ex duobus, quos, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:1:9"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 1, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut ipse optet, ex duobus ab lege constitutis suppliciis utrum velit pendere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:7:23:6"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 7, 23, 6</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49983.15" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Indef., either</i> of the two, <i>one or the other, one</i> of two: uti tu ad Laelium Luciumve consulem sive quem ad uter eorum jusserit proferes, Vet. Form. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:16:4:2"><author>Gell.</author> 16, 4, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">omnium controversiarum, quae essent inter aratorem et decumanum, si uter velit, edicit se recuperatores daturum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 14, § 35</bibl></cit>: quid? si una tabula sit, duo naufragi aeque sapientes; <cit><quote lang="la">sibine uter rapiat, an alter cedat alteri?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:23:90"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 23, 90</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si cum utro eorum actum est, cum altero agi non potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:2:45:section=3"><author>Dig.</author> 9, 2, 45, § 3</bibl></cit>. —* </sense><sense id="n49983.16" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> <i>Whichsoever</i> of more than two: <cit><quote lang="la">quorum utrum ei acciderit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1056,001:7 praef"><author>Vitr.</author> 7 praef.</bibl></cit>— Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ū̆trō</orth>, <i>to which of two places, to which side</i> or <i>part</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescit utro potius ruat et ruere ardet utroque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:166"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 166</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:179"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 19, 49, § 179</bibl>; v. also utrum.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^tercu^lus" key="u^tercu^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n49984"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭtercŭlus">uterculus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">uterus</etym>, <sense id="n49984.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small paunch</i> or <i>belly</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">apum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:31"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 12, 12, § 31</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^tercumque" key="u^tercumque" opt="n" orig_id="n49985"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭter-cumque">utercumque</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">-cunq-</orth>), <itype opt="n">utrăcumque, utrumcumque</itype>, <i>pron.</i>  <sense id="n49985.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Whichever of the two, whichsoever, whichever</i> (rare but class.): <cit><quote lang="la">magnae utrimque copiae ita paratae ad depugnandum esse dicuntur, ut, utercumque vicerit, non sit mirum futurum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:4:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in quo bello, non, utracumque pars vicisset, tamen aliqua forma esset futura rei publicae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,039:1:15:10"><author>id.</author> <title>Brut.</title> 1, 15, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea res, utrocumque dicitur modo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:2:6"><author>Quint.</author> 9, 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrumcumque erit, prima sit curarum, ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:89"><author>id.</author> 4, 2, 89</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:pr:3"><author>id.</author> 5, praef. § 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne sententia sua, utramcumque in partem dicta esset, ipsa sese rescinderet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:10:15"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 10, 15</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49985.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Indef.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrocumque modo sequetur summa confusio,</quote> <i><i>either way</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:6:29"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 6, 29</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:pr:11"><author>id.</author> 6, praef. § 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:10:59">12, 10, 59</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^te^ri_nus" key="u^te^ri_nus" opt="n" orig_id="n49986"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭtĕrīnus">uterinus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">uterus</etym>, <sense id="n49986.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>born of the same mother, uterine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fratres,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Cod. Just.</author> 5, 61, 21</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">soror,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>ib.</author> 6, 59, 15</bibl></cit>; Cod. Th. 9, 42, 9, § 3; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:tlg,0527,001:43:29"><author>Vulg.</author> <title>Gen.</title> 43, 29</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^terli^bet" key="u^terli^bet" opt="n" orig_id="n49987"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭter-lĭbet">uterlibet</head>, <itype opt="n">utrălĭbet, utrumlĭbet</itype>, <i>pron.</i>  <sense id="n49987.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <i>Which of the two you please, whichsoever of the two</i> (rare but class.): <cit><quote lang="la">utrumlibet elige, alterum incredibile est, alterum nefarium et ante hoc tempus utrumque inauditum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:26:81"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 26, 81</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49987.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>Indef., either one</i> (of two), <i>either of the two</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eos consules esse, quorum utrolibet duce bellum Etruscum geri recte possit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:24:17"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 24, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae non dicere, si utrum libet esset liberum, maluissemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:1:60"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 1, 60</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:1:7"><author>id.</author> 9, 1, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">fingamus utrumlibet non recte dictum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:5:35"><author>id.</author> 1, 5, 35</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:70"><author>id.</author> 5, 10, 70</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:4:18">6, 4, 18</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si parti utrilibet omnino alteram detrahas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:2:19:2"><author>id.</author> 2, 19, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ubi utrolibet modo curatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:18:10"><author>Cels.</author> 6, 18, 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">adjecto vel irino vel laureo oleo, sic ut utrilibet paulum aceti misceatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:6:7:7"><author>id.</author> 6, 7, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sanguinem fluentem ex utrālibet parte sistit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:24:13"><author>Plin.</author> 24, 4, 8, § 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in utramlibet partem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:101"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 101</bibl></cit>: 255.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n49987.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ŭtrālĭbet</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <i>on whichever of two sides, on either side</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:2:79"><author>Plin.</author> 2, 18, 16, § 79</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n49987.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ŭtrōlĭbet</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <i>to either one of two sides, to either side</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne inclinata utrolibet cervix,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:11:9"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 11, 9</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^terque" key="u^terque" opt="n" orig_id="n49988"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭter-que">uterque</head>, <itype opt="n">utrăque, utrumque</itype> (<i>gen. sing.</i> utriusque, always with ĭ, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:794"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 4, 3, 20 (794)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:503"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 503</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:68:39"><author>Cat.</author> 68, 39</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:8:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 8, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:506"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 506</bibl>; old <case opt="n">gen.</case> and <i>dat. sing. fem.</i> utraeque, acc. to <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> 2, 3, p. 132</bibl>; <i>gen. plur.</i> utrumque, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:129"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 49, § 129</bibl> B. and K.), <i>pron.</i>, <sense id="n49988.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>each</i> (of two), <i>either, each one, one and the other, one as well as the other, both</i> (applied to two subjects regarded severally, while ambo regards the two as a pair; cf. Zumpt, Gr. § 141, Anm. 2). </sense><sense id="n49988.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Sing.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n49988.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n49988.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>substt.</i> </sense><sense id="n49988.4" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">imperator uterque hinc et illinc Jovi Vota suscipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:226"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 74 (226)</bibl></cit>: tibi in utrāque parte pollet et pariter potest, Afran. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 375, 5</bibl> (Com. Rel. v. 226 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">causae utriusque figurae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:503"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 503</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:1212">4, 1212</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quascumque (insulas) in liquentibus stagnis Marique vasto fert uterque Neptunus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:31:3"><author>Cat.</author> 31, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">parique fastigio steterit in utrāque fortunā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:14:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 14, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">docte sermones utriusque linguae,</quote> <i><i>Greek and Latin</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:8:5"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 8, 5</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">insignis utriusque linguae monimentis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:9"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 1, 5, § 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Quid ... gentes ab utroque jacentes Oceano numerem?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:15:829"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 15, 829</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">litora sub utroque jacentia Phoebo,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>the rising and the setting sun</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:1:338"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 338</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nutu (Jovis) tremefactus uterque Est polus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:489"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 489</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">limes uterque poli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,001:1:157"><author>Stat.</author> <title>Th.</title> 1, 157</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deus est in utroque parente,</quote> <i><i>father and mother</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:147"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 147</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum jam tempus esset deducendi ab Samnio exercitus aut utriusque aut certe alterius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:10:44:6"><author>Liv.</author> 10, 44, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">densis ictibus heros Creber utrāque manu pulsat versatque Dareta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:460"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 460</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numen utriusque Dianae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,001:13:5"><author>Mart.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 13, 5</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49988.5" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Esp. in the phrase in utramque partem, <i>in either way</i> or <i>direction, on both sides, for and against</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">vemens in utramque partem es nimis, Aut largitate nimiā aut parsimoniā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:440"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 440</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magnam vim esse in fortunā in utramque partem, vel ad secundas res, vel ad adversas, quis ignorat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:6:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 6, 19</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:10:37">2, 10, 37</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">in utramque partem disserere = pro et contra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:6:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 6, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:27:107"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 27, 107</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utramque in partem multa dicuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:39:124"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 39, 124</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">magna est vis conscientiae, et magna in utramque partem, ut neque timeant ... et putent, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,031:23:61"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 23, 61</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">suam sententiam in utramque partem esse tutam,</quote> <i><i>on either assumption</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:29"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 29</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49988.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg> </sense><sense id="n49988.7" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">aequom'st, quod in rem esse utrique arbitremur, Et mihi te et tibi me consulere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:129"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 2, 1, 10 (129)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conveniunt adhuc utriusque verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:794"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 4, 3, 20 (794)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">verum utrique mos geratur amborum ex sententiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:961"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 69 (961)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed uterque (sapiens appellatus est) alio quodam modo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:2:6"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut aut uterque inter se aut neuter satis duret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:8:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 8, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tu mihi videris utrumque facturus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:11:22"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 11, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quare qui utrumque voluit et potuit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:3:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 3, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterque cum equitatu veniret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:42"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic, qui utrumque probat, ambobus debuit uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:7:20"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 7, 20</bibl></cit>: cum utrique sis maxime necessarius, Balb. et Opp. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:7"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 7</bibl>, A, 2; <cit><quote lang="la">opp. unus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:140"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 60, § 140</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod tibi non utriusque petenti copia facta'st,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:68:39"><author>Cat.</author> 68, 39</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utque fide pignus dextras utriusque poposcit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:506"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 506</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vitium est utriusque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:3:27:3"><author>Mart.</author> 3, 27, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum esset et aequalis Mars utriusque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,001:29:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Spect.</title> 29, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49988.8" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Esp., in apposit. with nouns or clauses: <cit><quote lang="la">apud Antiphonem uterque, mater et pater, Quasi deditā operā domi erant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:840"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 840</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Maecenas atque Coccejus, missi magnis de rebus uterque Legati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:28"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego utrumque meum puto esse, et quid sentiam ostendere et quod feceris defendere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:9:25"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 9, 25</bibl></cit>.—With <i>pron.</i> understood: <cit><quote lang="la">verum, Demea, Curemus aequam uterque partem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:130"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 130</bibl></cit>; so freq. with <i>neutr. pron.</i> where the <case opt="n">gen.</case> would be ambiguous (cf. 3. infra): <cit><quote lang="la">id utrumque tardum fructum reddit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:176"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 22, 35, § 176</bibl></cit>: quod (aquam et pabulum) utrumque large palus praebere poterat, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:1"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 1</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr>—Once with <i>nom. masc.</i>: nam qui instat alicui ... aut contra de alicujus periculo festinatur, is uterque infestus dicitur, <author>Nigid.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:9:12:6"><author>Gell.</author> 9, 12, 6</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49988.9" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <i>gen. part.</i> (class. with <i>pers. pronn.</i>, etc.; cf. Zumpt, Gr. § 429): <cit><quote lang="la">utrique nostrum gratum admodum feceris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:4:16"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 4, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterque nostrum id sibi suscipiendum putavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,015:4:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Sull.</title> 4, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">horum uterque ita cecidit victus ut victor idem regnaverit ... utrique horum secunda fortuna regnum est largita,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,021:25:54"><author>id.</author> <title>Har. Resp.</title> 25, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">domus utriusque nostrum aedificatur strenue,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:2:4:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 2, 4, 2</bibl></cit>: cum eorum, de quibus dicimus, aut utrumque, aut unum quodque certe concluditur verbo, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,073:4:27:37"><author>Auct. Her.</author> 4, 27, 37</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ante utriusque horum obitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:103:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 103, 1</bibl></cit>; v. also I. B. 1. and 3. infra.—Also with <i>substt.</i>, accompanied by <i>adj. pron.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">earum enim rerum utramque a corde proficisci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:1:52:119"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> 1, 52, 119</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quarum civitatum utraque foederata est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:56"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 22, § 56</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quorum generum in utroque magnus noster Cato est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:18:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 18, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utriusque harum rerum expers,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:26:65"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 26, 65</bibl></cit>.—Rarely with <i>substt.</i> alone (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">et haec utinam Viscorum laudet uterque!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:10:83"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 10, 83</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterque legatorum et quisquis ... remissi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:50:3"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 50, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">post utriusque adulescentium obitum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:103:2"><author>id.</author> 2, 103, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">obiit, utroque liberorum superstite, Tiberio Drusoque Neronibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=tib.:4"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Tib.</title> 4 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n49988.10" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n49988.11" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>plur. predic.</i> (rare in the best prose; not in Cic.; cf. infra): <cit><quote lang="la">uterque insaniunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:188"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 3, 31 (188)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deinde uterque imperator in medium exeunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:220"><author>id.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 68 (220)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:840"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 840</bibl>, A, 2, <foreign lang="greek">β</foreign>, supra: <cit><quote lang="la">facite ut uterque sublimiter stent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:70:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 70, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterque eorum ex castris exercitum ducunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:30"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 30</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illae (naves) conflixerunt, ut utraque ex concursu laborarent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterque cum illo gravis inimicitias exercebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:49:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 49, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utraque festinant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:6:59"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 6, 59</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterque ambigui,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:2:97"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 2, 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterque opibus perviguere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:4:34"><author>id.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">decernitur ut uterque in regnum restituantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:38:3:4"><author>Just.</author> 38, 3, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1038,001:5:4:6"><author>Val. Max.</author> 5, 4, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:2:66:1"><author>Vell.</author> 2, 66, 1</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Claud.</author> <title>Rapt. Pros.</title> 2, 20</bibl>; cf. <number opt="n">plur.</number> in consecutive clauses: <cit><quote lang="la">hic cum uterque me intueretur, seseque ad audiendum significarent paratos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:1:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 1, 1</bibl></cit> Madvig ad loc.: <cit><quote lang="la">quorum utrumque audivi, cum mihi nihil sane praeter sedulitatem probarent, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:5:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 5, 16</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49988.12" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With predicate in first or second person (mostly post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">sed uterque mensuram implevimus, ego et tu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:14:54"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 14, 54 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid ergo inter me et te interest, si uterque habere volumus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,012:7:26:1"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Vit. Beat.</title> 26, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uterque magnum beneficium dedistis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1014,001:4:24:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Contr.</title> 4 (8), 24, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod uterque cuperemus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1245,001:Ep. ad Am. 1:5"><author>Front.</author> <title>Ep.</title> ad Am. 1, 5</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:394"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 394</bibl>, II. B. infra.—</sense><sense id="n49988.13" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> In reciprocal uses, one ... <i>the other, each ... the other, either ... the other, one another</i>, etc. </sense><sense id="n49988.14" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Uterque repeated in another case (mostly ante-class. and post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">quia uterque utrique est cordi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:800"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 800</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum uterque utrique esset exercitus in conspectu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:35"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 7, 35</bibl></cit> (al. uterque utrimque): <cit><quote lang="la">cum uterque utrique insidiaretur, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0428,001:4:1"><author>Auct. B. Alex.</author> 4, 1</bibl>: uterque utrumque vituperato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:Fragm. p. 131"><author>Varr.</author> <title>Fragm.</title> p. 131</bibl></cit> Durdr.—</sense><sense id="n49988.15" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With a case of <i>alter</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita est utraque res sine alterā debilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:2:5:13"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 2, 5, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quorum uterque suo studio delectatus contempsit alterum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:1:4"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 1, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum enim uterque alteri obiciat, palam est utrumque fecisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:11:3:168"><author>Quint.</author> 11, 3, 168</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">invictum tamen ab altero utrumque servavit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:6:2:9"><author>Just.</author> 6, 2, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arceri utrumque genus ab altero narrant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:171"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 44, 69, § 171</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:26:35"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 26, 35 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>; Ascon. ad Cic. Mil. § 30.—</sense><sense id="n49988.16" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Plur.</abbr> </sense><sense id="n49988.17" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Regularly of two parties, sets, or classes, each including a plurality: Praenestini et Lanuvini hospites: suopte utrosque decuit acceptos cibo, etc., <author>Naev.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:3:18:6"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 18, 6</bibl> (Com. Rel. v. 21 Rib.): non cauponantes bellum sed belligerantes, Ferro non auro vitam cernamus utrique, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:12:38"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 12, 38</bibl> (Ann. v. 202 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">utrosque pergnovi probe,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:144"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 50 (144)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quoniam utrique Socratici et Platonici volumus esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">a quibus utrisque (actoribus et poëtis) summittitur aliquid, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:3:26:102"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 3, 26, 102</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quos ego utrosque in eodem genere praedatorum direptorumque pono,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,013:2:9:20"><author>id.</author> <title>Cat.</title> 2, 9, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">his utrisque (Atrebatis et Viromanduis) persuaserant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:16"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 2, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Aetolorum utraeque manus Heracleam sese incluserunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:16:5"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 16, 5</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:76:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 76, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrique (plebis fautores et senatus) victoriam crudeliter exercebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:38:4"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 38, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cl.:21"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Claud.</title> 21</bibl>; cf.: hic igitur Q. Ligarius ... nunc a te supplex fratris salutem petit: quam hujus admonitus officio cum utrisque his dederis, tris fratres optimos ... rei publicae condonaveris, i. e. <i>two</i> brothers on one side and Ligarius on the other, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,033:12:36"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lig.</title> 12, 36</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Marius impigre suorum et hostium res pariter attendere, cognoscere, quid boni utrisque aut contra esset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:88:2"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 88, 2</bibl></cit>: cujus flamma ut ab oppidanis et oppugnatoribus est visa, utrisque venit in opinionem, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Milt:7:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Milt.</title> 7, 3</bibl>.—So with collective nouns: <cit><quote lang="la">primo impetu simul utraque cornua et Numidae pulsi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:30:8:7"><author>Liv.</author> 30, 8, 7</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">utraque oppida,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:54:8"><author>id.</author> 42, 54, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utraeque nationes Rheno praetexuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,002:34"><author>Tac.</author> <title>G.</title> 34</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49988.18" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Freq. also of two individual subjects, esp. when regarded as belonging together (cf. Krebs, Antibarb. p. 1175): <cit><quote lang="la">nec clam te est quam illi utraeque nunc inutiles Et ad pudicitiam et ad rem tutandam sient,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:287"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 287</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc beneficio utrique ab utrisque vero devincimini, Ut, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:394"><author>id.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 394</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrique imperatores exeunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:220"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 68 (220)</bibl></cit> Ussing (Fleck., uterque imperator): sed qui utrosque error vos agitat, Expedibo, Pomp. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 505, 7</bibl> (Com. Rel. v. 175 Rib.): suis utrisque superstitibus praesentibus istam viam dico, Leg. Form. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,014:12:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Mur.</title> 12, 26</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">binos habebam (scyphos): jubeo promi utrosque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 14, § 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">duae fuerunt Ariovisti uxores ... utraeque in eā fugā perierunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:53"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 53</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hi utrique ad urbem imperatores erant (Q. Marcius et Q. Metellus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:30:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 30, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">animus ferox inopia rei familiaris et conscientia scelerum, quae utraque eis artibus auxerat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:5:7"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa utrosque (patrem et aviam) intuens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:11"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 16, 11</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Or.</title> 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">palmas utrasque tetendit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:6:685"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 6, 685</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod utrorum Dionysiorum opibus Corinthi saepe adjuti fuerant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Timol:2:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Timo</title>l. 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrique (Mithridates et Datames) locum qui explorarent mittunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Dat:2:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Dat.</title> 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">laudare senis utraque consilia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:12:2"><author>Liv.</author> 9, 12, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrisque consulibus Italia decreta est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:22:2"><author>id.</author> 27, 22, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in invidiā censores cum essent ... Cn. Baebius diem ad populum utrisque dixit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:29:37:17"><author>id.</author> 29, 37, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:32:17:15">32, 17, 15</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:25:5">34, 25, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:42:54:8">42, 54, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">Suillium accusandis utrisque immittit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:11:1"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 11, 1 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Natalem multa cum Scaevino collocutum, et esse utrosque C. Pisonis intimos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:15:55"><author>id.</author> ib. 15, 55</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">pater filiam, avia neptem, illa utrosque intuens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:16:11"><author>id.</author> ib. 16, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam Mago Cambyses aures utrasque praeciderat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:1:9:17"><author>Just.</author> 1, 9, 17</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:9:7:8">9, 7, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">crederes imperatum, ut acies utraeque tela cohiberent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:7:4:35"><author>Curt.</author> 7, 4, 35</bibl></cit>.—Hence, </sense><sense id="n49988.19" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ŭtrōquĕ</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> </sense><sense id="n49988.20" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, of place, <i>to both places, parts</i>, or <i>sides, in both directions</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">utroque citius quam vellemus, cursum confecimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:12:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 12, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">exercitus utroque ducti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:29:7"><author>Liv.</author> 8, 29, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jactantem utroque caput,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:5:469"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 5, 469</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nunc huc, nunc illuc et utroque sine ordine curro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:10:19"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 10, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nescit, utro potius ruat, et ruere ardet utroque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:5:166"><author>id.</author> <title>M.</title> 5, 166</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n49988.21" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <i>in both directions, in either point of view, both ways</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">auctores utroque trahunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:1:24:1"><author>Liv.</author> 1, 24, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">medium maxime et moderatum utroque consilium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:30:1"><author>id.</author> 2, 30, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utroque firmiores qui in callibus versentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:10:1"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 10, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49988.22" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> Esp., connected with <i>versum</i> (<i>vorsum;</i> sometimes written in one word, utroqueversum): <cit><quote lang="la">utroque vorsum rectum est ingenium meum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:368"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 3, 8 (368)</bibl></cit>: accidit, ut quaedam vocabula ambigua sint et utroque versum dicantur, i. e. <i>in a twofold sense</i>, denoting augmentation or diminution, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:12:10"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 12, 10</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49988.23" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ŭtrasquĕ</orth>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> (acc. to the analogy of alias, alteras), <i>both times</i> (ante-class.): in Hispaniā pugnatum bis: utrasque nostri loco moti, Cass. Hem. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 183, 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0013,001:ib. 183:25"><author>Caecil.</author> ib. 183, 25</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^te^rus" key="u^te^rus" opt="n" orig_id="n49989"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭtĕrus">uterus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> (collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ŭter</orth>, <author>Caecil.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 188, 15</bibl>; <i>neutr.</i> collat. form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ŭtĕrum</orth>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:691"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 4, 7, 10 (691)</bibl>, acc. to <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 229, 33</bibl>; Turp. and Afran. ib.) <etym opt="n">Sanscr. uttara, later; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὕστερος</foreign>; cf. Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὑστέρα</foreign>, womb; Sanscr. udaram, belly; Engl. udder</etym>, <i>the womb, matrix</i> (syn. volva).  <sense id="n49989.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">utero exorti dolores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:1092"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 5, 1, 40 (1092)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">perii, mea nutrix, uterum dolet!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:691"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 4, 7, 10 (691)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:190"><author>id.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 96 (190)</bibl>: quae te beluam ex utero, non hominem fudit, Cic. Fragm. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Serv.</author> Verg. A. 8, 139</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:191"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 97 (191)</bibl>; Hirt. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:8:3:54"><author>Quint.</author> 8, 3, 54</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:1:100"><author>Prop.</author> 4, 1, 100</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:3:22:2"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 3, 22, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:280"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 9, 280</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:9:315">9, 315</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:495">10, 495</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:2:452"><author>id.</author> <title>F.</title> 2, 452</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:59"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 59</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:13"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 6, 5, § 13</bibl>.— </sense><sense id="n49989.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n49989.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of <i>the cavities</i> of the earth, from which the first creatures are represented to have come forth, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:5:806"><author>Lucr.</author> 5, 806</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO"><author>Lact.</author> 2, 11 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl>—</sense><sense id="n49989.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>The fruit of the womb, a fetus, child, young</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">feminae uterum gerentes,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>pregnant</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:10"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:1:59"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 1, 59</bibl>.—Of animals, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:2:14"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 2, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:151"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 40, 62, § 151</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49989.5" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> In gen., <i>the belly, paunch</i>: me puero uterus erat solarium: ubi iste monebat esse, etc., Plaut. Fragm. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:3:3:5"><author>Gell.</author> 3, 3, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:7:499"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 7, 499</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:4:1"><author>Cels.</author> 4, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:10:309"><author>Juv.</author> 10, 309</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:6:115"><author>Luc.</author> 6, 115</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:9:773">9, 773</bibl>.— Of swans, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:10:131"><author>Plin.</author> 10, 47, 66, § 131</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49989.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Of inanimate things; of the Trojan horse, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:2:52"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 52</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">dolii,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:12:4:5"><author>Col.</author> 12, 4, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lato utero (navium),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:6"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 6</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^tervi_s" key="u^tervi_s" opt="n" orig_id="n49990"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭter-vīs">utervis</head>, <itype opt="n">utrăvis, utrumvis</itype>, <sense id="n49990.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>pron. indef., which of the two you will, either one of the two, either</i> (be it which it may) <i>of the two</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui utramvis recte norit, ambas noverit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:10"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 10</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si utrumvis horum umquam tibi visus forem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:525"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 525</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">at minus habeo virium quam vestrum utervis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:10:33"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 10, 33</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vel ego amare utramvis possim, si probe appotus siem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:566"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 7, 8 (566)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tange utramvis digitulo minimo modo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:720"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 4, 15 (720)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut utrumvis salvo officio se facere posse arbitrarentur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:1:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 1, 4</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: <cit><quote lang="la">in aurem utramvis otiose dormire,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>to be free from care</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:342"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 342</bibl></cit>; cf.: <abbr>Ps.</abbr> De istac re in oculum utrumvis conquiescito. <abbr>Cal.</abbr> Utrum oculum anne aurem? <abbr>Ps.</abbr> At hoc pervolgatumst nimis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:123"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 1, 121 (123)</bibl> (Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ἐπ ἀμφοτέρα καθεύδειν</foreign>, sc. <foreign lang="greek">τὰ ὦτα</foreign>, Menand. Fragm. C. G. F. 4, 189).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ti1" key="u_ti1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49991"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūti">uti</head>, <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> of utor.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu^ti_2" key="u^ti_2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n49992"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭtī">uti</head>, v. ut <abbr>init.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ti^bi^lis" key="u_ti^bi^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49993"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtĭbĭlis">utibilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">utor</etym>, <sense id="n49993.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>that can be used, fit, appropriate, useful, serviceable</i> (colloq. and ante-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">non utibilis hic locus factis tuis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:1006"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 5, 4, 45 (1006)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">servi eris,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:859"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 4, 1, 2 (859)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:988"><author>id.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 6, 23 (988)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad rem utibile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:614"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 19 (614)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:747"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 3, 3, 19 (747)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid minus utibile fuit quam hoc ulcus tangere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:691"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 691</bibl></cit>: neque aqua utibilis reperta, Auct. Itin. Alex. 37.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossU^ti^ca" key="U^ti^ca" opt="n" orig_id="n49994"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Ŭtĭca">Utica</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n49994.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a very old town in</i> Africa Propria, <i>north of Carthage, where the younger Cato killed himself</i>, now <i>Boushater</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0929,001:1:7:2"><author>Mel.</author> 1, 7, 2</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:5:24"><author>Plin.</author> 5, 4, 3, § 24</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:25:31"><author>Liv.</author> 25, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:4">28, 4</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:Epit. 114"><author>id.</author> <title>Epit.</title> 114</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:1:31"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 1, 31</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:36">2, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,029:2:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Scaur.</title> 2, 45</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:2:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 2, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1044,001:1:2:6"><author>Vell.</author> 1, 2, 6</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:20:13"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 20, 13</bibl>.</sense><sense>—Hence, <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ŭtĭcensis</orth>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to Utica</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ager,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:5"><author>Liv.</author> 27, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">conventus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:68:4"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 68, 4</bibl>: ptisana,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:75"><author>Plin.</author> 18, 7, 15, § 75</bibl></cit>; <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:113"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 30, 31, § 113</bibl>.—<i>Plur. subst.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">Ŭtĭcenses</orth>, <itype opt="n">ĭum</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>the inhabitants of Utica</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:2:36"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 2, 36</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:87:2"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 87, 2</bibl> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ti^lis" key="u_ti^lis" opt="n" orig_id="n49995"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtĭlis">utilis</head>, <itype opt="n">e</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">utor</etym>. <sense id="n49995.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n49995.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Useful, serviceable, beneficial, profitable, advantageous</i>, etc. (cf. commodus). </sense><sense id="n49995.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">hae hamae utiles sunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:135:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 135, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non faciat quod utile sit, quod expediat?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:19:76"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 19, 76</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utiles et salutares res,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:15:38"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 15, 38</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid Sophocles et Aeschylus utile ferrent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:163"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 1, 163</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quernaque glans victa est utiliore cibo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:1:676"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 1, 676</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49995.3" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>dat. pers.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">tibi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:10"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 10 (10)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam id mihi sit facile atque utile, Aliorum exempla commonent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:811"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 811</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nec clam te est, quam illi utraeque res nunc utiles Et ad pudicitiam et ad rem tutandam sient,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:287"><author>id.</author> ib. 287</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:151"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 151</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">si eam legem vobis adcommodatam atque utilem esse intellegerem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:2:6:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 2, 6, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sic fuit utilius finiri ipsique tibique,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:115"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> poët. 1, 48, 115</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,036:1:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Inv.</title> 1, 1, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">non enim mihi est vita utilior quam animi talis affectio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:6:29"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 6, 29</bibl></cit> dub.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Milt:3:5"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Milt.</title> 3, 5</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Them:7:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Them.</title> 7, 6</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">alicui utiles esse amicos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:7"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 7</bibl></cit>: quod tibi utilissimum erit consilii capies, <author>Dolab.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:9:9:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 9, 9, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">loci muniti et sibi utiles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:97:1"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 97, 1</bibl></cit>.—So with <case opt="n">dat.</case> of thing benefited: <cit><quote lang="la">fons ... Infirmo capiti fluit utilis, utilis alvo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:14"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 14</bibl></cit>: vivit siliquis et pane secundo; <cit><quote lang="la">Militiae quamquam piger et malus, utilis urbi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:1:124"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 1, 124</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">glycyrrhizae sucus utilissimus voci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:22:25"><author>Plin.</author> 22, 9, 11, § 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">palmae non utiles stomacho,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:97"><author>id.</author> 23, 4, 51, § 97</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ver utile silvis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:323"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 323</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:1:138"><author>Prop.</author> 4 (5), 1, 138</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49995.4" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <i>ad</i> and <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">quem hominem inveniemus ad eam rem utilem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:288"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 108 (288)</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:287"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 287</bibl> (supra, A. 2.): <cit><quote lang="la">nonne igitur sapiens, si fame ipse conficiatur, abstulerit cibum alteri, homini ad nullam rem utili?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:6:29"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 6, 29</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">quaecumque herba potens ad opem radixque medendi Utilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:5:148"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 148</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49995.5" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> With <i>abl. instr.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ter et viciens volneratus est, ob id neutrā manu, neutro pede satis utilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:104"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 28, 29, § 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">pedibus, naribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:3:212"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 3, 212</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bis pomis utilis arbos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:150"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 150</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49995.6" level="3" n="5" opt="n"> With <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> (poët.): <cit><quote lang="la">adspirare et adesse choris erat utilis (tibia),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:204"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 204</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49995.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Neutr. absol.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūtĭle</orth>, <itype opt="n">is</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>what is useful, the useful</i>: omne tulit punctum, qui miscuit utile dulci, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:343"><author>Hor.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 343</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">bonus atque fidus Judex honestum praetulit utili,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:9:41"><author>id.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 9, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utilium tardus provisor,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:164"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 164</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sententiae de utilibus honestisque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:8:13"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 8, 13</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:2:29"><author>id.</author> 1, 2, 29</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n49995.8" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Utile est, with a <i>subject-clause</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">amicum castigare ob meritam noxiam ... est utile Et conducibile,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:24"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 1, 1, 2 (24)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">numquam est utile peccare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:15:64"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 15, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nimirum sapere est abjectis utile nugis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:141"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 141</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id arbitror Apprime in vitā esse utile, ut ne quid nimis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:61"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 61</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">ut tu, si arbitrarere utile exque re publicā esse, persequerere bello Dolabellam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,059:1:5:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ep.</title> ad Brut. 1, 5, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utilissimum ratus inpendentem evitare tempestatem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Alc:4:4"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Alcib.</title> 4, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49995.9" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic. </sense><sense id="n49995.10" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Fit, suitable, adapted, proper</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">utilissimus ad vitilia holoschoenos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:21:113"><author>Plin.</author> 21, 18, 69, § 113</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic castrensibus utilis armis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:9:19"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 9 (4, 8), 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utilium bello studiosus equorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:14:321"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 14, 321</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">fraxinus hastis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:10:93"><author>id.</author> ib. 10, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lignum Navigiis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:442"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 442</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">passo psithia utilior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:93"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 93</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">calamus fistulis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:164"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 36, 66, § 164</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ventri lactuca movendo utilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:11:52:6"><author>Mart.</author> 11, 52, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(lapathum) silvestre ad multa medicamina utile est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:19:185"><author>Plin.</author> 19, 12, 60, § 185</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg> with <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">radix medendi Utilis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:5:147"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 5, 147</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n49995.11" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In jurid. lang.: utilis actio, exceptio, interdictum, judicium, etc., i. e. <i>which was brought on general principles of justice, in cases for which there was no express legal provision</i>, or, as we say, <i>in equity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">actio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:13:5:5:section=9"><author>Dig.</author> 13, 5, 5, § 9</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:39:3:22">39, 3, 22</bibl> <abbr>fin.</abbr> al.: <cit><quote lang="la">exceptio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:4:4:41"><author>ib.</author> 4, 4, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">interdictum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:20:1:section=35"><author>ib.</author> 43, 20, 1, § 35</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">judicium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:10:2:2:section=11"><author>ib.</author> 10, 2, 2, § 11</bibl></cit>.— Hence, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūtĭlĭter</orth>, <i>usefully, profitably, beneficially, advantageously.</i> </sense><sense id="n49995.12" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> In gen.: <cit><quote lang="la">utiliter a naturā permotiones istas animis nostris datas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:44:135"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 44, 135</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">modo ne laudarent iracundiam et dicerent utiliter a naturā datam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:25:89"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 25, 89</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:5:17">2, 5, 17</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utiliter in certamen respondere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:4:6:2"><author>Liv.</author> 4, 6, 2</bibl></cit> Weissenb. ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:19:3">28, 19, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:1:45"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 1, 45</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:1:8">6, 1, 8</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">serviet utiliter (captivus),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:16:70"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 16, 70</bibl></cit> al.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">utilius starent etiam nunc moenia Phoebi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,002:1:67"><author>Ov.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 67</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Sup.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">a Cicerone quidem utilissime praedicta sunt omnia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:57"><author>Quint.</author> 4, 2, 57</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:110"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 14, 24, § 110</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49995.13" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> In partic., in jurid. lang., <i>rightly, duly, lawfully</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">stipulari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:45:1:97"><author>Dig.</author> 45, 1, 97</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:45:1:45">45, 1, 45</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:45:1:46">45, 1, 46</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">agere ex empto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:19:1:30"><author>ib.</author> 19, 1, 30 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit></sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ti^li^tas" key="u_ti^li^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n49996"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtĭlĭtas">utilitas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype> (<i>gen. plur.</i> utilitatum and utilitatium), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">utilis</etym>, <sense id="n49996.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>use, usefulness, utility, serviceableness, service, expediency, benefit, profit, advantage</i> (used equally in <number opt="n">sing.</number> and <number opt="n">plur.</number>): <cit><quote lang="la">commodis utilitatique servire,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:24"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 8, § 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">enitendum est, ut ostendas, in eā re, quam defendas, aut dignitatem inesse aut utilitatem ... nihil ad utilitatem suam referre,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:51:207"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 51, 207</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">etiamsi nulla sit utilitas ex amicitiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:20:69"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 20, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si ea (justitia) quae propter utilitatem constituitur, utilitate aliā convellitur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:1:15:42"><author>id.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 1, 15, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">incidunt multae saepe causae, quae conturbent animos utilitatis specie,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:10:40"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 10, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil tam secundum naturam quam utilitas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:8:35"><author>id.</author> ib. 3, 8, 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utilitas justi prope mater et aequi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:3:98"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 3, 98</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">persaepe evenit, ut utilitas cum honestate certet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,038:25:89"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Part. Or.</title> 25, 89</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usus est familiā, si utilitate judicandum est, optima, si forma, vix mediocri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:13:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">satin' ego oculis utilitatem obtineo sincere an parum?</quote> <i>i. e. <i>have I the right use of my eyes? do I see aright?</i></i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:634"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 5, 1, 28 (634)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in eā re utilitatem ego faciam ut cognoscas meam,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>how useful I can be</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:309"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 309</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si et belli utilitatem et pacis dignitatem retinere vultis,</quote> <i><i>what is useful for war</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:6:14"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 6, 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque de fortitudine quid detrahitur neque de utilitate,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:21:1:38:section=7"><author>Dig.</author> 21, 1, 38, § 7</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Plur.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">nihil de utilitatibus, nihil de commodis suis cogitare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:10:34"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 10, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">natura consultrix et provida utilitatum opportunitatumque omnium,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:22:58"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 22, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utilitates ex amicitiā maximae capientur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:9:32"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 9, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Trio) mirabiles utilitates mihi praebet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:5:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 5, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">teque Alexandrinum bellum gerente utilitatibus tuis paruit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:5:13"><author>id.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 5, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utilitatibus tuis possum carere,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>I can do without your services</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:16:3:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 16, 3, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utilitates aut in constituendis aut in conservandis civitatibus constitutas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:9:36"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 1, 9, 36</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:1:43:193">1, 43, 193</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_ti^li^ter" key="u_ti^li^ter" opt="n" orig_id="n49997"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtĭlĭter">utiliter</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. utilis <abbr>fin.</abbr> </div1>


<div1 id="crossu^ti^nam" key="u^ti^nam" opt="n" orig_id="n49998"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭtĭ-nam">utinam</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">ut, II. A.</etym>, a particle or wishing, <i>oh that! I wish that! if only! would to heaven! would that!</i> etc.  <sense id="n49998.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Affirm atively. </sense><sense id="n49998.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Alone. </sense><sense id="n49998.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With primary tenses: <abbr>Ar.</abbr> Hem! aspecta: rideo. <abbr>De.</abbr> Utinam, male qui mihi volunt, sic ri deant! <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:840"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 5, 1, 13 (840)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam quae dicis, dictis facta suppetant!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:108"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 1, 1, 106 (108)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam mea mihi modo auferam quae huc adtuli salva,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:433"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 2, 19 (433)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam id sit, quod spero,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:931"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 931</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam sciam ita esse istuc,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:536"><author>id.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 536</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque utinam ipse Varro incumbat in causam!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:3:15:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 3, 15, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Tibur) Sit meae sedes utinam senectae!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:6:6"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 6, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam hinc abierit in malam crucem!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:799"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 3, 6, 4 (799)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cui quidem utinam vere fideliter abundiente auguraverim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:4:8:8"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 4, 8, 8</bibl></cit> (from <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 469, 15</bibl>).—</sense><sense id="n49998.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With secondary tenses: <abbr>Am.</abbr> Homo hic ebrius est. <abbr>So.</abbr> Utinam ita essem! <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:574"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 1, 24 (574)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam lex esset eadem, quae uxori est, viro!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:823"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 4, 6, 7 (823)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam esset mihi Pars aequa amoris tecum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:91"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 91</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam, Quirites, virorum fortium atque innocentium copiam tantam haberetis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,009:10:27"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Imp. Pomp.</title> 10, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam promissa liceret Non dare!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:2:51"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 2, 51</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Me.</abbr> Fugit te ratio. <abbr>So.</abbr> O utinam istuc pugni fecissent tui! <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:382"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 230 (382)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod utinam ipse fecisset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:131"><author>Quint.</author> 10, 1, 131</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">o utinam primis arsisses ignibus infans Idque ego passa forem!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:8:501"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 8, 501</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">atque utinam aut verus furor ille aut creditus esset Nec comes hic Phrygias umquam venisset ad arces!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:43"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 43</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49998.5" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> Elliptically, without a verb: <cit><quote lang="la">habetis sermonem bene longum hominis, utinam non impudentis!</quote> <i><i>not, I trust</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:88:361"><author>Cic.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 88, 361</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Caesaris ... cursus quid efficiat, exspecto: utinam aliquid simile Parthicis rebus (sc. efficiat),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:7:11:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 7, 11, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ego adero, atque utinam tu quoque eodem die,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:22:4"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 22, 4</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:31:78"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 31, 78</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n49998.6" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp. after <i>quod</i>: Quod utinam me suis arquitenes telis mactasset dea!<author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 341, 25</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 52 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">quod utinam inspectare possis timorem de illo meum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,059:1:4:7"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> ad Brut. 1, 4, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod utinam minus vitae cupidi fuissemus!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:14:4:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 14, 4, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:14:21"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 14, 21</bibl>; cf. <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,003"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Flor.</title> 4, p. 359, 22</bibl>; cf. elliptically: <cit><quote lang="la">quod utinam, iterum utinam, tuo tamen commodo!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:48:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 48, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n49998.7" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Negatively: utinam ne and utinam non (equally in use), <i>oh that ... not; would that ... not</i>: utinam ne in nemore Pelio securibus Caesa accidisset abiegna ad terram trabes, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:16:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 16, 61</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod utinam ne Phormioni id suadere in mentem incidisset!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:157"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 157</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud utinam ne vere scriberem!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:5:17:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 5, 17, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec ad te die natali meo scripsi, quo utinam susceptus non essem, aut ne quid ex eādem matre postea natum esset!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:9:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 9, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Clitus utinam non coëgisset me sibi irasci,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:8:8:7"><author>Curt.</author> 8, 8, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam liberorum nostrorum mores non ipsi perderemus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:2:6"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 2, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinamque non pejora vincant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:9:3:1"><author>id.</author> 9, 3, 1</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam non inquinasset (Afranius) argumenta puerorum foedis amoribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:100"><author>id.</author> 10, 1, 100</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam nec ... nec,</quote> <i><i>would that neither ... nor</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0975,001:4:6:6"><author>Phaedr.</author> 4, 6, 6</bibl></cit> sq.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^ti^que^1" key="u^ti^que^1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n49999"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭtĭ-quĕ">utique</head>, <sense id="n49999.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>and that</i>, v. ut (uti) and que.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^ti^que^2" key="u^ti^que^2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n50000"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭtĭ-quĕ">utique</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">ut, I., and therefore, prop., in whatever way, be it as it may; hence</etym>, a restrictive particle of confirmation, <sense id="n50000.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>in any case, at any rate, certainly, surely, assuredly, by all means, particularly, especially, at least, without fail, undoubtedly</i>, etc., = certe, saltem (good prose; in Cic. for the most part only in epistolary style): <cit><quote lang="la">velim, Varronis et Lollii mittas laudationem, Lollii utique,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:48:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 13, 48, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illud vero utique scire cupio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:13:13:1"><author>id.</author> ib. 13, 13, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:9:2">5, 9, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam et Piliae satisfaciendum est et utique Atticae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:8"><author>id.</author> ib. 12, 8</bibl></cit> <abbr>fin.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">Pythagoras et Plato, quo in somnis certiora videamus, praeparatos quodam cultu atque victu proficisci ad dormiendum jubent: faba quidem Pythagorei utique abstinere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:2:58:119"><author>id.</author> <title>Div.</title> 2, 58, 119</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo die venies, utique cum tuis apud me sis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:4:4:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 4, 4, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:1:2">5, 1, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc tibi mando ... ut pugnes, ne intercaletur: annum quidem utique teneto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:9:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 9, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec ad nostram consuetudinem sunt levia ... at in Graeciā, utique olim, magnae laudi erant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ep:2:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Epam.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:2:4:3"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 2, 4, 3</bibl>: saevire inde utique consulum alter patresque, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:27:7"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 27, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne ipsi quidem inviolati erant, utique postremis mensibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:3:65:8"><author>id.</author> 3, 65, 8</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:23:48:5">23, 48, 5</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen, de quo ambigitur, utique in aliā re certum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:7:3:10"><author>Quint.</author> 7, 3, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:102:17"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 102, 17</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:5:26:22"><author>Cels.</author> 5, 26, 22</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:1:4:8"><author>Col.</author> 1, 4, 8</bibl>: sciendum est, non omnes hac severitate tractari debere, sed utique humiliores, <i>only, merely</i>, = duntaxat, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:26:10:3"><author>Dig.</author> 26, 10, 3 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl>—</sense><sense id="n50000.1" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With negatives (freq. only in post-Aug. writers, esp. in Quint.; perh. not in Cic.): <cit><quote lang="la">concurrunt ad eum legati, monentes, ne utique experiri vellet imperium,</quote> <i><i>by no means</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:59:4"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 59, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut iterum periremus ... nec ad perniciem nostram Carthaginensi utique aut duce aut exercitu opus esse,</quote> <i><i>not even</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:39:8"><author>id.</author> 28, 39, 8</bibl></cit> Weissenb. ad loc.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:8:10:11">8, 10, 11</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:16:16">9, 16, 16</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utique numquam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:9:19:15"><author>id.</author> 9, 19, 15</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sapienti propositum est in vitā agendā, non utique, quod tentat, efficere, sed omnino recte facere: gubernatori propositum est, utique navem in portum perducere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1017,015:85:27"><author>Sen.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 85, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec ut honestior causa, ita non utique prior est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:2:2"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">non utique accedit parti, quod universum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:2:18"><author>id.</author> 12, 2, 18</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut cogitatio non utique melior sit ea, sed tutior,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:7:19"><author>id.</author> 10, 7, 19</bibl></cit> et saep.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec ignoro igitur quos transeo, nec utique damno, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:1:57"><author>id.</author> 10, 1, 57</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque utique cor ejus vulneratum esse, qui perit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:9:7"><author>id.</author> 6, 9, 7</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:4:21"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 4, 21</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_to" key="u_to" opt="n" orig_id="n50001"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūto">uto</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>act.</i> collat. form of utor, q. v.  <sense id="n50001.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <abbr>Act.</abbr> form only <i>imp.</i> utito, <i>use, employ, make use of</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eodem in omnes quadrupedes utito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:96:2"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 96, 2</bibl></cit>; so, <cit><quote lang="la">utito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:107:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 107, 2</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:123">123</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:126">126</bibl>; and, VTVNTO, C. I. L. 204, 1, 8.—</sense><sense id="n50001.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <abbr>Pass.</abbr>: quia supellex multa, quae non utitur, emitur, Nov. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:15:13:4"><author>Gell.</author> 15, 13, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utetur veris usibus hasta rudis,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Priap.</author> 45</bibl></cit>.—For the <i>gerund.</i> and <i>part.</i> v. utor.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_tor" key="u_tor" opt="n" orig_id="n50002"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtor">utor</head> (old form <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">oetor</orth>, <itype opt="n">oesus</itype>, etc., from oitor, oisus, Lex. Thor. lin. 11; <mood opt="n">inf.</mood> parag. oetier, Rogat. Tribun. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=246"><author>Fest.</author> p. 246</bibl> Müll.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,044:3:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Leg.</title> 3, 4</bibl>), ūsus (<mood opt="n">inf.</mood> utier, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:220"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 3, 4 (220)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:603"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 603</bibl>), <itype opt="n">3</itype>, <pos opt="n">v. dep.</pos> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.</etym>.  <sense id="n50002.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> Prop., <i>to use.</i> </sense><sense id="n50002.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">abl.</case> </sense><sense id="n50002.3" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To make use of, employ</i>: cave ... ne tibi hoc scipione malum magnum dem. <abbr>Paeg.</abbr> Jam utere eo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:812"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 5, 2, 36 (812)</bibl>: <abbr>Th.</abbr> Oh Epidicumne ego conspicor? <abbr>Ep.</abbr> Certe oculis utere, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,009:4"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 1, 4 (4)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc oculo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:1308"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 4, 7, 25 (1308)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sola potest animi per se natura ... durare et sensibus uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:3:560"><author>Lucr.</author> 3, 560</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">de rebus ipsis utere tuo judicio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:1:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utinam, quem ad modum oratione sum usurus alienā, sic mihi ore uti liceret alieno,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:5:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 5, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utor neque perantiquis neque inhumanis ac feris testibus,</quote> <i><i>cite, appeal to</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:37:58"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 37, 58</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque enim accusatore muto neque teste quisquam utitur eo, qui de accusatoris subsellio surgit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:36:104"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 36, 104</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">num argumentis utendum in re ejus modi?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:11"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 6, § 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mancipium, quo et omnes utimur, et non praebetur a populo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:9"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 4, 5, § 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo interprete non ad linguam Graecam, sed ad furta et flagitia uti solebat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:84"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 37, § 84</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut postea numquam dextro (oculo) aeque bene usus sit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Han:4:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Hann.</title> 4, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si licet exemplis in parvo grandibus uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:1:3:25"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 1, 3, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">viribus utendum est, quas fecimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0917,001:1:347"><author>Luc.</author> 1, 347</bibl></cit>.—With <i>ad</i>: ad eam rem usus est tuā mihi operā <abbr>Sa.</abbr> Utere, ut vis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:328"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 2, 5, 27 (328)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">earum (navium) materiā atque aere ad reliquas reficiendas utebatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:31"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">administris ad ea sacrificia Druidibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 6, 16</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut eā potestate ad quaestum uteretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:11"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 3, § 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ad quam rem (deus) motu mentis ac ratione utatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:37:104"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 37, 104</bibl></cit>.—With <i>pro</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">utuntur aut aere aut taleis ferreis ad certum pondus examinatis pro nummo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:5:12"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 5, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.4" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Esp. </sense><sense id="n50002.5" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> <i>To manage, control, wield</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">bene ut armis, optime ut equis uteretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,034:10:28"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Deiot.</title> 10, 28</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nemo est quin eo ipso (equo), quo consuevit, libentius utatur quam intractato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:19:68"><author>id.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 19, 68</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.6" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> <i>To spend, use</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">velim cum illā videas ut sit qui utamur (sc. pecunia),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:11:11:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 11, 11, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tantis vectigalibus ad liberalitatem utens,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:26:84"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 2, 26, 84</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum horis nostris nos essemus usi,</quote> <i><i>spent, exhausted</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 11, § 30</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">notum et quaerere et uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:7:57"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 7, 57</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.7" level="4" n="c" opt="n"> <i>To wear</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pellibus aut parvis renonum tegimentis utuntur, magnā corporis parte nudā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:6:21"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 6, 21 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne insignibus quidem regiis Tullus nisi jussu populi est ausus uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:17:31"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 2, 17, 31</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.8" level="4" n="d" opt="n"> <i>To accept, adopt</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">eā condicione, quae a Caesare ferretur, se usuros ostendebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:11"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">praeposteris enim utimur consiliis et acta agimus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:22:85"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 22, 85</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.9" level="4" n="e" opt="n"> <i>To resort to, consult</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">neque Vectium ad se arcessit, quaestorem suum, cujus consilio uteretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:114"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 44, § 114</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">oraculo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:2:54"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 2, 54</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.10" level="4" n="f" opt="n"> Of a form or style of speech, sentiment, etc., <i>to make, adopt, employ</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sermonibus morologis utier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:1266"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 5, 1, 21 (1266)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si provincia loqui posset, hac voce uteretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,053:in Caecin. 5:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Div.</title> in Caecin. 5, 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hac unā defensione,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 4, § 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">haec oratio, quā me uti res publica coëgit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:49:143"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 49, 143</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum hortatione non egeas, non utar eā pluribus verbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:5:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa criminatio, quā in me absentem usus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,011:3:1:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Agr.</title> 3, 1, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.11" level="4" n="g" opt="n"> <i>To perform, exercise, practise</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">crucior, patrem ... nunc inprobi viri officio uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:14"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 1, 1, 14 (14)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eādem nos disciplinā utimur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:201"><author>id.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 3, 49 (201)</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">nec vero habere virtutem satis est quasi artem aliquam, nisi utare: etsi ars quidem, cum eā non utare, scientiā ipsā teneri potest,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:2:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 2, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">diuturni silentii, quo eram his temporibus usus, finem hodiernus dies attulit,</quote> <i><i>observed, kept</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,032:1:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Marcell.</title> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">eos (senes) ego fortasse nunc imitor et utor aetatis vitio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:2:16:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 2, 16, 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ratione utuntur,</quote> <i><i>exercise moderation</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:27"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> prol. 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut anteponantur ... ratione utentia rationis expertibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:18:69"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Top.</title> 18, 69</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne tu, leno, postules Te hic fide lenoniā uti: non potis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1386"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 5, 3, 30 (1386)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">viribus uteris per clivos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:13:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 13, 10</bibl></cit>.—With <i>adverb. acc.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut hoc utimur maxime more moro multum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:571"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 4, 2, 1 (571)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita aperte ipsam rem locutus nil circuitione usus es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:202"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 202</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.12" level="4" n="h" opt="n"> In gen., <i>to use, enjoy, profit by, take advantage of</i>, etc.: otio qui nescit uti plus negoti habet, quam, etc., <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:19:20:12"><author>Gell.</author> 19, 20, 12</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 252 Vahl.): sinite ... eodem ut jure uti senem Liceat, quo jure sum usus adulescentior, i. e. <i>enjoy, exercise</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:10"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 10</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">commodius esse opinor duplici spe utier,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:603"><author>id.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 603</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">serius a terrā provectae naves neque usae nocturnā aurā in redeundo offenderunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:8"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">commoda quibus utimur lucemque quā fruimur ab eo nobis dari,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:45:131"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 45, 131</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in maximo meo dolore hoc solacio utor, quod, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:26"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 26 <abbrev>init.</abbrev></bibl></cit>: usus est hoc cupidine, tamdiu, dum, etc., <i>had the use of</i>, i. e. <i>borrowed</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:6"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 3, § 6</bibl>; cf. I. B. 2. infra: <cit><quote lang="la">utatur suis bonis oportet et fruatur, qui beatus futurus est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:1:37:103"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 1, 37, 103</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">propter nauticarum rerum scientiam plurimisque maritimis rebus fruimur atque utimur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:60:152"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 60, 152</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si fortunā permittitis uti,</quote> <i><i>to try, take advantage of</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:9:240"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 9, 240</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nostrā utere amicitiā, ut voles,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,005:764"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Hec.</title> 764</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">decet hunc ordinem ... bene utier amicitiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:24"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 1, 1, 24 (24)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">libertate modice utantur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:49:8"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 49, 8</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">deorum Muneribus sapienter uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:9:48"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 9, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Ofellam Integris opibus novi non latius usum Quam nunc accisis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:2:113"><author>id.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 2, 113</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quia parvo nesciet uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:10:41"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 10, 41</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">temporibus sapienter utens,</quote> <i><i>taking advantage of</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Ep:3:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Epam.</title> 3, 1</bibl></cit>.—Prov.: foro uti, <i>to make one's market</i>, i. e. accommodate one's prices, actions, etc., to circumstances, take advantage of events: <cit><quote lang="la">scisti uti foro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:79"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 79</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">opportunae sunt divitiae ut utare (sc. eis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,052:6:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Lael.</title> 6, 22</bibl></cit>.— With <i>adverb. acc.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne Silius quidem quicquam utitur (sc. suis hortis),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:22:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 22, 3</bibl></cit>. —</sense><sense id="n50002.13" level="4" n="k" opt="n"> Of passions, traits of character, etc., <i>to indulge, practise, exercise, yield to</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">inter nos amore utemur semper subrepticio?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,008:206"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Curc.</title> 1, 3, 49 (206)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alacritate ac studio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:24"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">severitas, quā tu in iis rebus usus es,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,058:1:1:19"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Q. Fr.</title> 1, 1, 6, § 19</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">usus est ipse incredibili patientiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:1:4:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 1, 4, 9</bibl></cit>: ego pervicaciam (esse hanc) aio, et eā me uti volo, <author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 433, 1</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 5 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">dementer amoribus usa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:4:259"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 4, 259</bibl></cit>.—With <i>in</i> and <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut suā clementiā ac mansuetudine in eos utatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:2:14"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 2, 14</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.14" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> <i>To experience, undergo, receive, enjoy</i>, etc., ne simili utamur fortunā atque usi sumus, Quom, etc., <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:31"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 31</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hoc honore usi togati solent esse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:8:11:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 8, 11, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">homines amplissimis usos honoribus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:19:45"><author>id.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 19, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nobiles amplis honoribus usi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:25:4"><author>Sall.</author> <title>J.</title> 25, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">neminem curuli honore usum praeterierunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:34:44:4"><author>Liv.</author> 34, 44, 4</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">primus externorum usus illo honore quem majores Latio quoque negaverint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:7:136"><author>Plin.</author> 7, 43, 44, § 136</bibl></cit>: quoniam semel est odio civiliter usus, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,008:3:8:41"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Tr.</title> 3, 8, 41</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.15" level="4" n="m" opt="n"> To use as food or medicine, <i>to take, drink</i>, etc.: <cit><quote lang="la">lacte mero veteres usi memorantur et herbis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:369"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 369</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">aquis frigidis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:1:1"><author>Cels.</author> 1, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">antidoto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:171"><author>Scrib.</author> <title>Comp.</title> 171</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">medicamento,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1011,001:228"><author>id.</author> ib. 228</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vino modice,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:8:11"><author>Cels.</author> 8, 11</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ex altero (loco, i. e. ex lacu) ut pecus uti possit (sc. aquā),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:11:2"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 11, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.16" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> With the thing used, etc., as direct obj. (class. only in <i>gerund.</i> constr.; <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> <ref targOrder="U" type="sym">infra</ref>): nuptias abjeci, amicos utor primoris viros, Turp. ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> p. 497, 15</bibl> (Com. Rel. v. 164 Rib.): <cit><quote lang="la">facilitatem vulgariam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0594,001:ib. 481:21"><author>Nov.</author> ib. 481, 21</bibl></cit> (Com. Rel. v. 98 ib.): <cit><quote lang="la">res pulchras, quas uti solet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0594,001:ib. 500:16"><author>id.</author> ib. 500, 16</bibl></cit> (Com. Rel. v. 69 ib.): <cit><quote lang="la">ita uti eum oportet libertatem,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Titin.</author> ib. 481, 19</bibl></cit> (Com. Rel. v. 98 ib.): <cit><quote lang="la">cetera quae volumus uti Graecā mercamur fide,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,002:199"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>As.</title> 1, 3, 47 (199)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dic mihi, an boni quid usquam'st, quod quisquam uti possiet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,011:147"><author>id.</author> <title>Merc.</title> 1, 2, 37 (147)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">diutine uti bene licet partum bene,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:1241"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 7, 15 (1241)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">profecto uteris ut voles operam meam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,015:1088"><author>id.</author> <title>Poen.</title> 5, 2, 128 (1088)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">mea, quae praeter spem evenere, utantur sine,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:815"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 815</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">BALINEVM ... QVOD VSI FVERANT AMPLIVS ANNIS XXXX.,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 202</bibl></cit>: si quid est, quod utar, utor: si non est, egeo, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:13:23:1"><author>Gell.</author> 13, 23, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">oleam albam, quam voles uti, condito,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:R. R. 118"><author>id.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 118</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam rem etiam nomine eodem medici utuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:3:16:23"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 3, 16, 23</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ferrum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1224,001:Caes. 17:4"><author>Aur. Vict.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 17, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.17" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Hence, esp. <i>gerund.</i> in phrases dare utendum, <i>to lend;</i> recipere or rogare or petere utendum, <i>to borrow</i>, etc. (class.; freq. in Plaut.): <cit><quote lang="la">quod datum utendum'st,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:1131"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 5, 2, 7 (1131)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae utenda vasa semper vicini rogant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:96"><author>id.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 1, 2, 18 (96)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:311">2, 4, 32 (311)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:401">2, 9, 4 (401)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:127"><author>id.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 1, 3, 47 (127)</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:347"><author>id.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 3, 76 (347)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:602"><author>id.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 3, 1, 10 (602)</bibl>: auris tibi contra utendas dabo, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 506, 1</bibl> (Trag. Rel. v. 364 Vahl.); <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:133"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 133</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae bona is Heraclio omnia utenda ac possidenda tradiderat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:46"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 18, § 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">te, quod utendum acceperis, reddidisse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:3:17:36"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 3, 17, 36</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multa rogant utenda dari, data reddere nolunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:1:433"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 1, 433</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.18" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> (through the intermediate idea of having and using). </sense><sense id="n50002.19" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Pregn., <i>to enjoy the friendship of</i> any one; <i>to be familiar</i> or <i>intimate with, to associate with</i> a person. </sense><sense id="n50002.20" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> With <i>abl</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">his Fabriciis semper est usus Oppianicus familiarissime,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,010:16:46"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Clu.</title> 16, 46</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quā (Caeciliā) pater usus erat plurimum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:11:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 11, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Trebonio multos annos utor valde familiariter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:3:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 3, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Lucceius qui multum utitur Bruto,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:16:5:3"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 16, 5, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utere Pompeio Grospho,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:12:22"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 12, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo pacto deceat majoribus uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:17:2"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 17, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">si sciret regibus uti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:17:14"><author>ib.</author> ib. 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ita me verebatur ut me formatore morum, me quasi magistro uteretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1318,001:8:23:2"><author>Plin.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 8, 23, 2</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.21" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> With <case opt="n">acc.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">vilica vicinas aliasque mulieres quam minimum utatur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:143:1"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 143, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50002.22" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>To be in possession of</i> a thing, esp. <i>to have, hold</i>, or <i>find</i> a thing in some particular mode or character; with <case opt="n">abl.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">mihi si unquam filius erit, ne ille facili me utetur patre,</quote> <i><i>he shall find an indulgent father in me</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,002:217"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Heaut.</title> 217</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">patre usus est diligente et diti,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Att:1:2"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Att.</title> 1, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">bonis justisque regibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:1:33:50"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 1, 33, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quae (sc. libertas) non in eo est, ut justo utamur domino, sed ut nullo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:2:23:43"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 23, 43</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:1:1:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 1, 1, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic vide quam me sis usurus aequo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:5:154"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 5, 59, § 154</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut is illis benignis usus est ad commodandum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:6"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 4, 3, § 6</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ne bestiis quoque immanioribus uteremur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,002:26:71"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Am.</title> 26, 71</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">me Capitolinus convictore usus amicoque A puero est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:95"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 4, 95</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uteris monitoribus isdem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:2:2:154"><author>id.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 2, 2, 154</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">valetudine non bonā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,002:3:49"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. C.</title> 3, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo (sc. Philoctete) successore sagittae Herculis utuntur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,006:13:52"><author>Ov.</author> <title>M.</title> 13, 52</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style"><abbr>Absol.</abbr></usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">nam pol placidum te et clementem eo usque modo ut volui usus sum in alto (= placidum te esse ut volui, sic te usus sum),</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:827"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 4, 1, 8 (827)</bibl></cit>.—Hence, <i>P. a.</i>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ūtens</orth>, <itype opt="n">ntis</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen>, <i>possessing, that possesses</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">utentior sane sit,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>a larger possessor, richer</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:2:20:71"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 2, 20, 71</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossutpo^te^" key="utpo^te^" opt="n" orig_id="n50003"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ut-pŏtĕ">utpote</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, <sense id="n50003.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>as namely, namely, as being, as, seeing that, inasmuch as, since</i> (rare but class.; cf. quippe); introducing an explanation. </sense><sense id="n50003.1" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> Usually with a <i>pron. rel.</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">satis nequam sum, utpote qui hodie inceperim amare,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:462"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 2, 5, 5 (462)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea nos, utpote qui nihil contemnere soleamus, non pertimescebamus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:2:24:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 2, 24, 4</bibl></cit> B. and K. (al. solemus): Lucius quidem frater ejus, utpote qui peregre depugnarit, familiam ducit, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:5:11:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 5, 11, 30</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">similiorem mulierem Magisque eandem, utpote quae non sit eadem, non reor Deos facere posse,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:529"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 2, 6, 49 (529)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amo hercle, opinor, utpote quod pro certo sciam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:512"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 4, 13 (512)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utpote quae mi Speraret nec linguam esse nec auriculam,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:67:44"><author>Cat.</author> 67, 44</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50003.2" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> With <i>cum</i>: nec retinuissem (legiones), si uno loco habuissem, utpote cum singulae quaedam cohortes seditionem fecerint, Asin. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:32:4"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 32, 4</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">incommoda valetudo, quā jam emerseram, utpote cum sine febri laborassem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:5:8:1"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 5, 8, 1</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50003.3" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With participles: <cit><quote lang="la">inde Rubos fessi pervenimus, utpote longum Carpentes iter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:5:94"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 5, 94</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">puerulo me, utpote non amplius novem annos nato,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Han:2:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Hann.</title> 2, 3</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50003.4" level="3" n="4" opt="n"> In adjectival phrases: <cit><quote lang="la">quin id erat curae, quo pacto cuncta tenerem, Utpote res tenues, tenui sermone peractas,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:4:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 4, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod sunt quos genus hoc minime juvat, utpote plures Culpari dignos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:4:24"><author>id.</author> ib. 1, 4, 24</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quo sane populus numerabilis, utpote parvus Et frugi castusque verecundusque coibat,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,006:206"><author>id.</author> <title>A. P.</title> 206</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossutpu^ta" key="utpu^ta" opt="n" orig_id="n50004"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="utpŭta">utputa</head>, v. puto.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tra_li^bet" key="u_^tra_li^bet" opt="n" orig_id="n50005"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trālĭbet">utralibet</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. uterlibet <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_tra_ri^us" key="u_tra_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n50006"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtrārĭus">utrarius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. uter</etym>, in milit. lang., <sense id="n50006.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who brings water in skins, a water-carrier</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">sequi se utrarios ad mare jussit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:44:33:1"><author>Liv.</author> 44, 33, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^trasque^" key="u_^trasque^" opt="n" orig_id="n50007"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trasquĕ">utrasque</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. uterque <abbr>fin.</abbr> B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tri^bi" key="u_^tri^bi" opt="n" orig_id="n50008"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trĭbi">utribi</head>, v. utrubi.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_tri^ci_da" key="u_tri^ci_da" opt="n" orig_id="n50009"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtrĭcīda">utricida</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. uter-caedo</etym>, <sense id="n50009.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>one who cuts skins</i> or <i>bags in pieces, a skin-slayer, utricide</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">non homicidam sed utricidam amplecterer,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:3:18:18"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 3, 18, 18</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_tri^cu^la_ri^us" key="u_tri^cu^la_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n50010"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtrĭcŭlārĭus">utricularius</head>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">1. utriculus</etym>. <sense id="n50010.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <i>A bagpiper</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=nero:54"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Ner.</title> 54</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><title>Inscr. Orell.</title> 4119</bibl> sq.—</sense><sense id="n50010.1" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <i>The master of a raft floated on bladders, used for ferriage</i>, <bibl default="NO"><author>Inscr. Grut.</author> 431, 4</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">428, 10</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">547, 8</bibl>; Inscr. <bibl default="NO"><author>Donat.</author> p. 470, 9</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_tri^cu^lus1" key="u_tri^cu^lus1" n="1" opt="n" orig_id="n50011"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūtrĭcŭlus">utriculus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">1. uter</etym>, <sense id="n50011.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a small skin</i> or <i>leathern bottle</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:2:17"><author>Cels.</author> 2, 17</bibl>; <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:1:13:13"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 1, 13, 13</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tri^cu^lus2" key="u_^tri^cu^lus2" n="2" opt="n" orig_id="n50012"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trĭcŭlus">utriculus</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">uterus</etym>. <sense id="n50012.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>, in gen., <i>the belly, abdomen</i>, of bees, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:31"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 12, 12, § 31</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50012.1" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Esp., <i>a little womb</i> or <i>matrix</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:209"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 37, 84, § 209</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:124">30, 14, 43, § 124</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50012.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, of plants, <i>a bud</i> or <i>calycle</i> of a flower, <i>a hull</i> or <i>husk</i> of grain, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:94"><author>Plin.</author> 16, 25, 39, § 94</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:18:115">18, 11, 29, § 115</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^trimque^" key="u_^trimque^" opt="n" orig_id="n50013"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trimquĕ">utrimque</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ū̆trinquĕ</orth>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">uterque</etym>, <i>from</i> or <i>on both sides</i> or <i>parts, on the one side and on the other.</i>  <sense id="n50013.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: horrescit telis exercitus asper utrimque, <author>Enn.</author> ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:stoa,0186,001:6:4"><author>Macr.</author> <title>S.</title> 6, 4</bibl> (Ann. v. 385 Vahl.): <cit><quote lang="la">tollitur in caelum clamor exortus utrimque,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>id.</author> ib.</bibl></cit> p. 500 (Ann. v. 422 ib.): <cit><quote lang="la">clamor utrinque, undique concursus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:1:9:77"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 1, 9, 77</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">postquam utrimque exitum est maxumā copiā, Dispertiti viri ... tubae utrimque canunt: contra Consonat terra: clamorem utrimque efferunt, Imperator utrimque hinc et illinc Jovi vota suscipere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:217"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 1, 65 (217)</bibl></cit> sq.: <cit><quote lang="la">magnae utrimque copiae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:6:4:1"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 6, 4, 1</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">acriter utrimque usque ad vesperum pugnatum est,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:50"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 50</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">multis utrimque interfectis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:7:42"><author>id.</author> ib. 7, 42</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ceteros utrimque aggreditur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,001:60:5"><author>Sall.</author> <title>C.</title> 60, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ni utrimque praemissi equites rem exploravissent,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0631,002:53:7"><author>id.</author> <title>J.</title> 53, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">tigna binis utrinque fibulis distinebantur,</quote> <i><i>one on each side</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:4:17"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 4, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">continebitur marginibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:1:27"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 1, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sustinentium manibus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:2:7"><author>id.</author> 1, 2, 7</bibl></cit>: praecisa vipera, <i>at both ends</i>, i. e. <i>head and tail</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:29:121"><author>Plin.</author> 29, 6, 38, § 121</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50013.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Connected with <i>secus</i> (sometimes written in one word, utrimquesecus), <i>along</i> or <i>on both sides, on either hand</i> (ante- and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">quare utrimque secus cum corpus vapulet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:4:939"><author>Lucr.</author> 4, 939</bibl></cit> (936): <cit><quote lang="la">canes utrimque secus deae latera muniunt,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:2:4:10"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 2, 4, 10</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Mart. Cap.</author> 5, § 464</bibl>; <bibl default="NO">6, § 719</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50013.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">(Alcumena) Utrimque est gravida et ex viro et ex summo Jove,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:111"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> prol. 111</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrimque constitit fides,</quote> <i><i>both parties kept their word</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:2:13:9"><author>Liv.</author> 2, 13, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Piso M. Crasso et Scriboniā genitus nobilis utrimque,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,004:1:14"><author>Tac.</author> <title>H.</title> 1, 14 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:163"><author>Plin.</author> 8, 42, 66, § 163</bibl> (al. utrique); cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:8:187"><author>id.</author> 8, 47, 72, § 187</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">virtus est medium vitiorum et utrimque reductum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:18:9"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 18, 9</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">alia sunt non necessaria, vel utrimque vel ab alterā parte,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:10:81"><author>Quint.</author> 5, 10, 81</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:5:13:1">5, 13, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">causas veras modo et utrimque tractet, i. e. pro et contra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:10:5:20"><author>id.</author> 10, 5, 20</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^trimque^se^cus" key="u_^trimque^se^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n50014"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trimquĕsĕcus">utrimquesecus</head>, v. utrimque, I. B. </div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^trinde^" key="u_^trinde^" opt="n" orig_id="n50015"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trindĕ">utrinde</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">uter-inde</etym>, <sense id="n50015.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>from</i> or <i>on both sides</i>: de frumento utrobi bona, utrobi mala gratia capiatur, utrinde iram, utrinde factiones tibi pares, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 198</bibl> P.—With <case opt="n">gen.</case>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrinde orarum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Acut. 2:37"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> <title>Acut.</title> 2, 37</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^trinse^cus" key="u_^trinse^cus" opt="n" orig_id="n50016"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trin-sĕcus">utrinsecus</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">uter-secus</etym>, <sense id="n50016.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>on both sides</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">incolumi fervore cadunt utrinsecus ignes,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Auct. Aetn.</author> 503</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tro_" key="u_^tro_" opt="n" orig_id="n50017"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trō">utro</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. 3. uter <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tro^bi" key="u_^tro^bi" opt="n" orig_id="n50018"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trŏbi">utrobi</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. utrubi.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tro^bi_dem" key="u_^tro^bi_dem" opt="n" orig_id="n50019"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trŏbīdem">utrobidem</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. utrubidem.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tro^bi_que^" key="u_^tro^bi_que^" opt="n" orig_id="n50020"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trŏbīquĕ">utrobique</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ū̆trŭbīquĕ</orth>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">utrubi-que</etym>, <sense id="n50020.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>on both parts</i> or <i>sides, on the one side and the other</i> (rare but class.): quia utrobique magnos inimicos habebam, Asin. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:10:31:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 10, 31, 2</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrobique autem conventicium accipiebant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,043:3:35:48"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rep.</title> 3, 35, 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">depopulatus Hypatensem primo, deinde Heracleensem agrum, inutili utrobique auxilio Aetolorum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:36:16:5"><author>Liv.</author> 36, 16, 5</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ut eodem tempore utrobique respublica prospere gereretur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:27:40:2"><author>id.</author> 27, 40, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrobique Eumenes plus valebat,</quote> <i><i>with land and naval forces</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Han:10:3"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Hann.</title> 10, 3</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">sequitur ut eadem veritas utrobique sit eademque lex,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>with gods and with men</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:31:79"><author>Cic.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 31, 79</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">assunt multa ejus rei exempla tam laesae hercle quam conservatae sanctissime utrobique opinionis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:1:2:4"><author>Quint.</author> 1, 2, 4</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:7:27">3, 7, 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:4:2:91">4, 2, 91</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">qui timet his adversa, fere miratur eodem, Quo cupiens, pacto: pavor est utrobique molestus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,005:1:6:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Ep.</title> 1, 6, 10</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tro_li^bet" key="u_^tro_li^bet" opt="n" orig_id="n50021"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trōlĭbet">utrolibet</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. uterlibet <abbr>fin.</abbr> B.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tro_que^" key="u_^tro_que^" opt="n" orig_id="n50022"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trōquĕ">utroque</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. uterque <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tro_que^versum" key="u_^tro_que^versum" opt="n" orig_id="n50023"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trōquĕversum">utroqueversum</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. uterque <abbr>fin.</abbr></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tru^bi" key="u_^tru^bi" opt="n" orig_id="n50024"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trŭbi">utrubi</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ū̆trŏbi</orth> and <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">ū̆trĭbi</orth>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">uter-ubi</etym>, <sense id="n50024.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>at which of two places, on which of the two sides, where</i> (when two are spoken of; ante- and post-class.): utrubi cenaturi estis? hiccine an in triclinio?<author>Naev.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 198</bibl> P.: <abbr>St.</abbr> Utrubi accumbo? <abbr>Sa.</abbr> Utrubi tu vis. <abbr>St.</abbr> Cum ambobus volo, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:750"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Stich.</title> 5, 5, 9 (750)</bibl>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,018:696"><author>id.</author> ib. 5, 4, 14 (696)</bibl>: de frumento utrobi bona, utrobi mala gratia capiatur, <author>Cato</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Charis.</author> p. 198</bibl> P.: utrubi hic homo fuit, Edict. Praet. in <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:43:31"><author>Dig.</author> 43, 31</bibl> pr. (De utrubi); cf. Gai <bibl default="NO"><author>Inst.</author> 4, § 148</bibl> sq.; <bibl default="NO">4, § 151</bibl>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Aus.</author> <title>Idyll.</title> 11, 63</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tru^bi_dem" key="u_^tru^bi_dem" opt="n" orig_id="n50025"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trŭbīdem">utrubidem</head> (<orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" type="alt">ū̆trŏbīdem</orth>), <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">utrubi-dem</etym>, <sense id="n50025.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>on both sides, on each</i> or <i>either side</i> (when the two sides are spoken of): <cit><quote lang="la">utrosque percognovi utrubidem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,020:144"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Truc.</title> 1, 2, 50 (144)</bibl></cit> (dub.; Speng. utrosque pergnovi probe).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^tru^bi_que^" key="u_^tru^bi_que^" opt="n" orig_id="n50026"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trŭbīquĕ">utrubique</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. utrobique.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_^trum" key="u_^trum" opt="n" orig_id="n50027"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ū̆trum">utrum</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos> <etym opt="n">uter</etym>. <sense id="n50027.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> Introducing an alternative question (direct or indirect), with <i>an</i> beginning the second clause (v. an); in Engl. represented in direct questions simply by the tone of voice, and in indirect questions by <i>whether.</i> </sense><sense id="n50027.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> In a direct interrogation. </sense><sense id="n50027.2" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>ne</i>, </sense><sense id="n50027.3" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> Attached to the emphatic word of the first clause: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum tu masne an femina es?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:104"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 1, 2, 16 (104)</bibl></cit>: <abbr>Ba.</abbr> Simulato me amare. <abbr>Pi.</abbr> Utrum ego istoc jocon' assimulem, an serio, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:76"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 1, 1, 42 (76)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum studione id sibi habet an laudi putat Fore?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,006:382"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Ad.</title> 382</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum igitur tandem perspicuisne dubia aperiuntur an dubiis perspicua tolluntur?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:4:24:67"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 4, 24, 67</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum censes illum tuamne de se orationem libentius auditurum fuisse an meam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:2:19:60"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 19, 60</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50027.4" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <i>ne</i> attached to utrum, utrumne ... an (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and post-Aug.): utrumne jussi persequemur otium ... An hunc laborem, etc. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,003:1:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>Epod.</title> 1, 7</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrumne salvum eum nolet orator, an? etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:12:1:40"><author>Quint.</author> 12, 1, 40</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrumne igitur ego sum, Domiti, exemplo gravis an tu, qui, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:17:4"><author>Plin.</author> 17, 1, 1, § 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50027.5" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <i>ne</i> repeated in place of <i>an</i> (very rare): sed utrum terraene motus, sonitusne inferum Pervasit auris?<author>Att.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Prisc.</author> 6, p. 680</bibl> P. (Trag. Rel. v. 479 Rib.).—</sense><sense id="n50027.6" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Without <i>ne</i>, utrum ... an (class.): <cit><quote lang="la">utrum pro ancillā me habes, an pro filiā?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,014:341"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Pers.</title> 3, 1, 13 (341)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum hac me feriam, an ab laevā, latus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:643"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 3, 13 (643)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">sed utrum nunc tu coelibem ted esse mavis liberum, an maritum servom, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:289"><author>id.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 2, 4, 11 (289)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum pro dimidiā parte, an pro totā societate? Utrum pro me an pro me et pro te?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:11:32"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 11, 32</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum ea vestra an nostra culpa est?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,046:29:95"><author>id.</author> <title>Ac.</title> 2 (<title>Luc.</title>), 29, 95</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:1:25:61"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 1, 25, 61</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50027.7" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> In an indirect interrogation. </sense><sense id="n50027.8" level="3" n="1" opt="n"> With <i>ne</i> attached, </sense><sense id="n50027.9" level="5" n="α" opt="n"> To the emphatic word of the first clause: sed utrum strictimne attonsurum dicam esse an per pectinem Nescio, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,005:212"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Capt.</title> 2, 1, 18 (212)</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">videndum'st primum utrum eae velintne an non velint,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,013:682"><author>id.</author> <title>Most.</title> 3, 1, 151 (682)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum animo depugnat suo, Utrum itane esse ma. velit ... an ita potius,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,019:301"><author>id.</author> <title>Trin.</title> 2, 2, 26 (301)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,016:712"><author>id.</author> <title>Ps.</title> 2, 4, 19 (712)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:500"><author>id.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 3, 4, 1 (500)</bibl>: de istac rogas Virgine? <abbr>Py.</abbr> Ita, utrum praedicemne an taceam? <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,003:720"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Eun.</title> 720</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">ea res nunc in discrimine versatur, utrum possitne se parsimonia defendere, an, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,001:30:92"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Quint.</title> 30, 92</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">videamus, utrum ea fortuitane sint an eo statu, quo, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:2:34:87"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 2, 34, 87</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,035:2:12:30"><author>id.</author> <title>Phil.</title> 2, 12, 30</bibl>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">est ... illa distinctio, utrum ... an ... et utrum illudne ... an, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,049:4:27:59"><author>id.</author> <title>Tusc.</title> 4, 27, 59</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50027.10" level="5" n="β" opt="n"> With <i>ne</i> attached to utrum; utrumne ... an (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">nec quidquam differre utrumne in pulvere ... ludas opus, an meretricis amore Sollicitus plores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:3:251"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 3, 251</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrumne Divitiis homines an sint virtute beati,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:73"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 6, 73</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">in eo plures dissenserunt, utrumne hae partes essent rhetorices, an ejusdem opera, an elementa,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:3:3:13"><author>Quint.</author> 3, 3, 13</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Dareus dubitaverat utrumne circa Mesopotamiam subsisteret, an interiora regna sui peteret,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0860,001:4:9:1"><author>Curt.</author> 4, 9, 1</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:11:1:50"><author>Col.</author> 11, 1, 50</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=jul.:80"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Caes.</title> 80</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,003:37"><author>Tac.</author> <title>Or.</title> 37</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50027.11" level="5" n="γ" opt="n"> With <i>ne</i> attached to <i>an;</i> utrum ... anne: <cit><quote lang="la">me jussit percontarier utrum aurum reddat anne eat secum simul,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,004:576"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Bacch.</title> 4, 1, 4 (576)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">est quaerendumque utrum una species sit earum anne plures,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,040:61:206"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Or.</title> 61, 206</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id autem utrum illi sentiant anne simulent, tu intelleges,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:12:51:2"><author>id.</author> <title>Att.</title> 12, 51, 2</bibl></cit>; cf. uter, I. B. 4, <abbr>fin.</abbr>—</sense><sense id="n50027.12" level="3" n="2" opt="n"> Without <i>ne</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid tu, malum, curas, Utrum crudum an coctum edim,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,003:430"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Aul.</title> 3, 2, 16 (430)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">facite indicium, utrum hac an illac iter institerit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,007:681"><author>id.</author> <title>Cist.</title> 4, 2, 11 (681)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum stultitiā facere ego hunc an malitiā Dicam, incertus sum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,004:659"><author>Ter.</author> <title>Phorm.</title> 659</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">id utrum Romano more locutus sit, an, quomodo Stoici dicunt, postea videro,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:7:16:3"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 7, 16, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">permultum interest, utrum perturbatione aliquā animi, an consulto fiat injuria,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:1:8:27"><author>id.</author> <title>Off.</title> 1, 8, 27</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quid interest utrum hoc feceris, an, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:174"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 3, 75, § 174</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,003:3:9"><author>id.</author> <title>Rosc. Com.</title> 3, 9</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">multum interest, utrum laus imminuatur, an salus deseratur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:1:7:8"><author>id.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 1, 7, 8</bibl></cit>: quomodo transierit, utrum rate an piscatorio navigio, nemo sciebat, Cael. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1002,001:6:3:41"><author>Quint.</author> 6, 3, 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:2:8"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 2, 8</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:17:21"><author>Cat.</author> 17, 21</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50027.13" level="3" n="3" opt="n"> With <i>necne</i> (rarely <i>ne</i>) in place of the second clause with <i>an;</i> utrum ... necne, <i>whether</i> ... <i>or not</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">jam dudum ego erro, qui quaeram, utrum emeris necne,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:4:35"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 4, 16, § 35</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">di utrum sint necne sint quaeritur,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,050:3:7:17"><author>id.</author> <title>N. D.</title> 3, 7, 17</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum proelium committi ex usu esset necne,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0448,001:1:50"><author>Caes.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 1, 50</bibl></cit>: deliberent, utrum traiciant legiones necne ... et Brutum arcessant necne, et mihi stipendium dent an decernant, Brut. ap. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,056:11:26"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fam.</title> 11, 26</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:39:48:2"><author>Liv.</author> 39, 48, 2</bibl>.—So, utrum ... ne: <cit><quote lang="la">cum interrogaretur, utrum pluris patrem matremne faceret? matrem inquit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Iph:3:4"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Iphic.</title> 3, 4</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50027.14" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> Introducing a disjunctive question with more than two members, with <i>an</i> beginning each clause after the first. </sense><sense id="n50027.15" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> A direct question: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum hoc tu parum commeministi, an ego non satis intellexi, an mutasti sententiam?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,057:9:2"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Att.</title> 9, 2</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum hoc signum cupiditatis tuae an tropaeum necessitudinis an amoris indicium esse voluisti?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:115"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 47, § 115</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:3:83">2, 3, 36, § 83</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum hostem an vos an fortunam utriusque populi ignoratis?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:21:10:6"><author>Liv.</author> 21, 10, 6</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:6:7:3">6, 7, 3</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum major ... an majores ... an aetas ... an cum Karthaginiensi, etc.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:28:43:12"><author>id.</author> 28, 43, 12</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50027.16" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> An indirect question: <cit><quote lang="la">in quo (convivio) nemo potest dicere utrum ille plus biberit an vomuerit an effuderit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,027:10:22"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Pis.</title> 10, 22</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum admonitus an temptatus an sine duce ullo ... nescio,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:1:105"><author>id.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 1, 41, § 105</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50027.17" level="1" n="III" opt="n"> Introducing a single question without an expressed alternative (cf. the similar use of an). </sense><sense id="n50027.18" level="4" n="a" opt="n"> In a direct interrogation: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum enim in clarissimis est civibus is, quem judicatum hic duxit Hermippus?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,017:19:45"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fl.</title> 19, 45</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum igitur hactenus satis est?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:4:25"><author>id.</author> <title>Top.</title> 4, 25</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">utrum majores vestri omnium magnarum rerum et principia exorti ab diis sunt et finem eum statuerunt?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:45:39:10"><author>Liv.</author> 45, 39, 10</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50027.19" level="4" n="b" opt="n"> In an indirect interrogation: <cit><quote lang="la">neque utrum ex hoc saltu damni salvum scio eliciam foras,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,010:995"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Men.</title> 5, 6, 30 (995)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">an hoc dicere audebis, utrum de te aratores, utrum denique Siculi universi bene existiment, ad rem id non pertinere?</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,005:2:2:167"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Verr.</title> 2, 2, 69, § 167</bibl></cit>: <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0588,001:Eum:6:1"><author>Nep.</author> <title>Eum.</title> 6, 1</bibl>.—With the interrog. particle <i>nam</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">cum percontatus esset, utrumnam Patris universa classis in portu stare posset,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0914,001:37:17:10"><author>Liv.</author> 37, 17, 10</bibl></cit> dub. Weissenb. ad loc. (Hertz and Madv. possetne).</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu^tut" key="u^tut" opt="n" orig_id="n50028"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ŭtut">utut</head>, <pos opt="n">adv.</pos>, v. ut, I. A. 3.</div1>


<div1 id="crossu_va" key="u_va" opt="n" orig_id="n50029"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūva">uva</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.; perh. for ug-va, root ug-, to be moist; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὑγρός</foreign>; Lat. uvere; cf.: umor, uvidus, etc.; so Corss.; Curt. refers it to root ug-; Sanscr. ugras, strong; Gr. <foreign lang="greek">ὑγιής</foreign>, healthful</etym>. <sense id="n50029.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> </sense><sense id="n50029.1" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>The fruit of the vine, a grape</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">a quā (gemmā) oriens uva se ostendit,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:15:53"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 15, 53</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:54:1"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 54, 1</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0022,001:24"><author>Cato</author> <title>R. R.</title> 24</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">puella adservanda nigerrimis diligentius uvis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:17"><author>Cat.</author> 17</bibl></cit>. 16: <cit><quote lang="la">quo Duceret apricis in collibus uva colorem,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:9:49"><author>Verg.</author> <title>E.</title> 9, 49</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">hic segetes, illic veniunt felicius uvae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:54"><author>id.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 54</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">illa videntur prodigialiter accidisse, ut aliqua vitis excederet uvarum numerum MM.,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:3:3"><author>Col.</author> 3, 3, 3</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra feracior uvis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,001:2:16:7"><author>Ov.</author> <title>Am.</title> 2, 16, 7</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uva ejus indecora visu, sapore jucunda,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:28"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 2, 4, § 28</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Pall.</author> <title>Feb.</title> 29, 1</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">uva non alibi gratior callo,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:14"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 1, 3, § 14</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50029.2" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Collect., <i>grapes</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pressantes inquinet uva pedes,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:3:17:18"><author>Prop.</author> 3, 17 (4, 16), 18</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0620,001:4:2:13">4 (5), 2, 13</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">pressos pedibus dedit uva liquores,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0660,001:2:1:45"><author>Tib.</author> 2, 1, 45</bibl></cit>; cf. <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:5:10"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 5, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:20:10">1, 20, 10</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:5:31"><author>Juv.</author> 5, 31</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n50029.3" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n50029.4" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>A bunch</i> or <i>cluster of grapes</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">uvis, quae magnitudinem infantium puerorum exsuperant,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:14"><author>Plin.</author> 14, 1, 3, § 14</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">gemellarum, quibus hoc nomen uvae semper geminae dedere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:14:22"><author>id.</author> 14, 1, 4, § 22</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,002:1:25"><author>Varr.</author> <title>R. R.</title> 1, 25</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:1"><author>Col.</author> 3, 1</bibl> sq.; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,051:15:53"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Sen.</title> 15, 53</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50029.5" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>A vine</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">fert uva racemos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:2:60"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 2, 60</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50029.6" level="2" n="C" opt="n"> Of other plants, <i>a bunch</i> or <i>cluster of fruit</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">amomi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:12:48"><author>Plin.</author> 12, 13, 28, § 48</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">lauri,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:16:120"><author>id.</author> 16, 29, 52, § 120</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50029.7" level="2" n="D" opt="n"> <i>A cluster</i>, like a bunch of grapes, which bees form when they alight in swarming, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:4:558"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 4, 558</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:11:55"><author>Plin.</author> 11, 17, 18, § 55</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1276,001:13:68"><author>Juv.</author> 13, 68</bibl>. —</sense><sense id="n50029.8" level="2" n="E" opt="n"> The soft palate, <i>the uvula</i>, <foreign lang="greek">κίων</foreign>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:12:3"><author>Cels.</author> 7, 12, 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0836,002:7:6:14">7, 6, 14</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:129"><author>Plin.</author> 23, 7, 64, § 129</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:23:157">23, 8, 80, § 157</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:30:31">30, 4, 11, § 31</bibl>; 34, 12, 29, § 118; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:10:56:5"><author>Mart.</author> 10, 56, 5</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50029.9" level="1" n="F" opt="n"> <i>A kind of sea-fish</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:9:3"><author>Plin.</author> 9, 2, 1, § 3</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:138">32, 10, 49, § 138</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:32:151">32, 11, 53, § 151</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_vens" key="u_vens" opt="n" orig_id="n50030"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūvens">uvens</head>, <itype opt="n">entis</itype>, <mood opt="n">Part.</mood> <etym opt="n">uveo, whence uvesco, uvidus, etc.</etym>, <sense id="n50030.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>moist, wet, humid</i> (post-Aug.): <cit><quote lang="la">oculi,</quote> <bibl default="NO"><author>Petr.</author> 115</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">palatum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:651"><author>Sil.</author> 7, 651</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nox,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:2:469"><author>id.</author> 2, 469</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">scopuli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:3:1:144"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 3, 1, 144</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_vesco" key="u_vesco" opt="n" orig_id="n50031"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūvesco">uvesco</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕre</itype>, <i>v. inch. n.</i> <etym opt="n">uveo, uvens</etym>, <i>to grow</i> or <i>become moist, wet, damp, dank</i>, or <i>humid</i> (<usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>).  <sense id="n50031.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">suspensae in litore vestes Uvescunt,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0550,001:1:306"><author>Lucr.</author> 1, 306</bibl></cit>; <bibl default="NO"><author>Avien.</author> <title>Arat.</title> 254</bibl>.—</sense><sense id="n50031.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg>, <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg>, <i>to moisten</i> or <i>refresh one's self</i>, i. e. <i>to drink freely, to tipple</i>: seu quis capit acria fortis Pocula, seu modicis uvescit laetius, * <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,004:2:6:70"><author>Hor.</author> <title>S.</title> 2, 6, 70</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_vi^di^tas" key="u_vi^di^tas" opt="n" orig_id="n50032"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūvĭdĭtas">uviditas</head>, <itype opt="n">ātis</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n50032.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>moisture</i> (late Lat.), <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2305,001:Signif. Diaet. Pass. 68"><author>Cael. Aur.</author> Signif. Diaet. Pass. 68</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_vi^du^lus" key="u_vi^du^lus" opt="n" orig_id="n50033"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūvĭdŭlus">uvidulus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <i>adj. dim.</i> <etym opt="n">uvidus</etym>, <sense id="n50033.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>moist, wet</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">uvidulam a fletu,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0472,001:66:63"><author>Cat.</author> 66, 63</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_vi^dus" key="u_vi^dus" opt="n" orig_id="n50034"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūvĭdus">uvidus</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">uveo, uvens; v. uva <abbr>init.</abbr></etym>, <i>moist, wet, damp, dank, humid.</i>  <sense id="n50034.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg> (mostly <usg opt="n" type="style">poet.</usg> and in post-Aug. prose; syn.: umidus, madidus): <cit><quote lang="la">rete,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:942"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Rud.</title> 4, 3, 5 (942)</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">vestimenta,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:573"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 7, 15 (573)</bibl></cit>: (mulieres) <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,017:408"><author>id.</author> ib. 2, 3, 78 (408)</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:5:14"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 5, 14</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">gemma,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:3:238"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 3, 238</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">uvidus ventosusque status caeli,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:7:3:3"><author>Col.</author> 7, 3, 3</bibl></cit>; cf. <cit><quote lang="la">Juppiter,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,002:1:418"><author>Verg.</author> <title>G.</title> 1, 418</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Menalcas,</quote> <i><i>wet with the dew</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,001:10:20"><author>id.</author> <title>E.</title> 10, 20</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">Tiburis ripae,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>well-watered</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:2:30"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 4, 2, 30</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">rura assiduis aquis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,007:4:686"><author>Ov.</author> <title>F.</title> 4, 686</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">terra,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0845,002:3:2:9"><author>Col.</author> 3, 2, 9</bibl></cit>.—<abbr>Comp.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">poma,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>juicy</i>,</i> <bibl default="NO"><author>Tert.</author> <title>Jejun.</title> 1 <abbr>fin.</abbr></bibl></cit>—</sense><sense id="n50034.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Trop.</usg> </sense><sense id="n50034.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <i>Drunken</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">Bacchus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:2:19:18"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 2, 19, 18</bibl></cit>; cf.: <cit><quote lang="la">dicimus integro Sicci mane die, dicimus uvidi,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:4:5:39"><author>id.</author> ib. 4, 5, 39</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50034.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <i>Vapid</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">verba,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:1:15:1"><author>Gell.</author> 1, 15, 1</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_vi^fer" key="u_vi^fer" opt="n" orig_id="n50035"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūvĭfer">uvifer</head>, <itype opt="n">ĕra, ĕrum</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">uva-fero</etym>, <sense id="n50035.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>clusterbearing, bearing</i> or <i>producing grapes</i> (in post-Aug. poetry): <cit><quote lang="la">Massicus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:4:3:64"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 4, 3, 64</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">glebae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:263"><author>Sil.</author> 7, 263</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">arvae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:7:207"><author>id.</author> 7, 207</bibl></cit>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossu_vor" key="u_vor" opt="n" orig_id="n50036"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="ūvor">uvor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype>, <gen opt="n">m.</gen> <etym opt="n">uveo, uvens; v. uva <abbr>init.</abbr></etym>, <sense id="n50036.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>moistness, moisture, humidity</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">uvae ab uvore,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0684,001:5:104"><author>Varr.</author> <title>L. L.</title> 5, § 104</bibl></cit> Müll.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUxa^ma" key="Uxa^ma" opt="n" orig_id="n50037"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Uxăma">Uxama</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n50037.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town of</i> Hispania Tarraconensis, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0978,001:3:27"><author>Plin.</author> 3, 3, 4, § 27</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1345,001:3:384"><author>Sil.</author> 3, 384</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUxello^du_num" key="Uxello^du_num" opt="n" orig_id="n50038"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Uxellŏdūnum">Uxellodunum</head>, <itype opt="n">i</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <sense id="n50038.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town in Aquitaine, in the territory of the Cadurci</i>, now <i>Capdenac</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:8:32"><author>Hirt.</author> <title>B. G.</title> 8, 32</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0530,001:40:1">40, 1</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuxor" key="uxor" opt="n" orig_id="n50039"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uxor">uxor</head>, <itype opt="n">ōris</itype> (for the form VXSOR in inscrr. <lbl opt="n">v.</lbl> the letter <ref targOrder="U">X</ref>), <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <etym opt="n">etym. dub.; cf. Sanscr. vaca, wife</etym>, <i>a wife, spouse, consort</i> (syn. conjux).  <sense id="n50039.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Lit.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">licuit uxorem dotatam ducere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,012:681"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Mil.</title> 3, 1, 86 (681)</bibl></cit>: duxit me uxorem liberorum sibi quaesendūm gratia, Enn. ap. Fest. s. v. quaeso, p. 258 (Trag. v. 161 Vahl.); so very freq. ducere uxorem, v. duco: <cit><quote lang="la">uxorem adjungere,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,048:3:20:68"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Fin.</title> 3, 20, 68</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">ridicule illud L. Nasica censori Catoni, cum ille Ex tui animi sententiā tu uxorem habes? Non hercle, inquit, ex animi mei sententiā,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,037:2:64:260"><author>id.</author> <title>de Or.</title> 2, 64, 260</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">erus, quantum audio, uxore excidit,</quote> <i><i>must go without a wife</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:423"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 423</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:216">216</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">quod tu dicis, mea uxor, non te mihi irasci decet,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,001:522"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Am.</title> 1, 3, 24 (522)</bibl></cit>.—On the legal condition of Roman married women, v. Rein, Röm. Privatr. p. 182 sq.; Dict. of Antiq. s. v. uxor.—</sense><sense id="n50039.2" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> <usg opt="n" type="style">Transf.</usg> </sense><sense id="n50039.3" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> Of animals: <cit><quote lang="la">olentis uxores mariti,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>she-goats</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:17:7"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 17, 7</bibl></cit>.—</sense><sense id="n50039.4" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> Humorously, of <i>the cloak</i> (abolla) as inseparable from the poor man, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1294,002:4:53:5"><author>Mart.</author> 4, 53, 5</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuxorcu^la" key="uxorcu^la" opt="n" orig_id="n50040"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uxorcŭla">uxorcula</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen> <lbl opt="n">dim.</lbl> <etym opt="n">uxor</etym>, <sense id="n50040.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a little wife</i> (ante- and post-class.): <cit><quote lang="la">erat ei uxorcula satis quidem tenuis,</quote> <bibl default="NO" n="Perseus:abo:phi,1212,002:9:5:3"><author>Ap.</author> <title>Met.</title> 9, 5, 3</bibl></cit>.—As a term of endearment: <cit><quote lang="la">mea uxorcula!</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:832"><author>Plaut.</author> <title>Cas.</title> 4, 4, 19 (832)</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0119,006:912">5, 2, 38 (912)</bibl>; <author>Varr.</author> ap. <bibl default="NO"><author>Non.</author> 83, 25</bibl>.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossuxo_ri^us" key="uxo_ri^us" opt="n" orig_id="n50041"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="uxōrĭus">uxorius</head>, <itype opt="n">a, um</itype>, <pos opt="n">adj.</pos> <etym opt="n">uxor</etym>, <i>of</i> or <i>belonging to a wife</i> or <i>married woman.</i>  <sense id="n50041.1" level="1" n="I" opt="n"> In gen. </sense><sense id="n50041.2" level="2" n="A" opt="n"> <abbr>Adj.</abbr>: <cit><quote lang="la">in arbitrio rei uxoriae,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,055:3:15:61"><author>Cic.</author> <title>Off.</title> 3, 15, 61</bibl></cit>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0474,042:17:66"><author>id.</author> <title>Top.</title> 17, 66</bibl>: <cit><quote lang="la">abhorrens ab re uxoriā,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>averse to marriage</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0134,001:829"><author>Ter.</author> <title>And.</title> 829</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">dos,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0959,004:2:155"><author>Ov.</author> <title>A. A.</title> 2, 155</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">quam formam modicam et modestam Favorinus non inscite appellabat uxoriam,</quote> <i><i>appropriate for a wife</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1254,001:5:11:13"><author>Gell.</author> 5, 11, 13</bibl></cit>.—<usg opt="n" type="style">Poet.</usg>: <cit><quote lang="la">imber,</quote> <i>i. e. <i>tears for the death of a wife</i>,</i> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1020,002:5:1:31"><author>Stat.</author> <title>S.</title> 5, 1, 31</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">jus,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,2806,001:32:29"><author>Dig.</author> 32, 29</bibl></cit> pr.: <cit><quote lang="la">levamentum,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1351,005:3:34"><author>Tac.</author> <title>A.</title> 3, 34</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">nomen,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1348,001:life=cal.:25"><author>Suet.</author> <title>Calig.</title> 25</bibl></cit>.— </sense><sense id="n50041.3" level="2" n="B" opt="n"> <pos opt="n">Subst.</pos>: <orth extent="full" lang="la" opt="n">uxōrĭum</orth>, <itype opt="n">ii</itype>, <gen opt="n">n.</gen>, <i>a tax laid on old-bachelors, the old-bachelor tax</i>, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,1236,001:page=379"><author>Fest.</author> p. 379</bibl> Müll.—</sense><sense id="n50041.4" level="1" n="II" opt="n"> In partic., <i>excessively fond of one's wife, uxorious</i>: <cit><quote lang="la">pulcramque uxorius urbem Exstruis,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0690,003:4:266"><author>Verg.</author> <title>A.</title> 4, 266</bibl></cit>: <cit><quote lang="la">amnis (Tiberis), as the husband of Ilia,</quote> <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0893,001:1:2:19"><author>Hor.</author> <title>C.</title> 1, 2, 19</bibl></cit>: Vulcanus, <author>Claud.</author> <title>Nupt. Hon. et Mar.</title> 59: juvenis, Auct. Paneg. ad Maxim. et Constantin. 4.</sense></div1>


<div1 id="crossUzi_ta" key="Uzi_ta" opt="n" orig_id="n50042"><head extent="full" lang="la" opt="n" orth_orig="Uzīta">Uzita</head>, <itype opt="n">ae</itype>, <gen opt="n">f.</gen>, <sense id="n50042.0" level="1" n="" opt="n"><i>a town of Byzacene in</i> Africa Propria, <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:41"><author>Auct. B. Afr.</author> 41</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:51">51</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:56">56</bibl>; <bibl n="Perseus:abo:phi,0426,001:58">58</bibl>. </sense></div1>

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