Compilavit(ipsum, i. e. Jovem) IV. 11, 2; fanum qui compilarant VI. 14, 6.

Complevit(timore) locum II. 4, 16; complere dolia VI. 6, 11.

Componit(nidum) VI. 31, 2.

Comprensus poenas persolvit III. 5, 10.

Comprobarunt(omnes favorem) caeli- tum VI. 5, 33.

Compressus occubuit IV. 2, 14; ferox ingenium comprimis clementia VI. 11, 13.

Compungam(collum) III. 6, 3.

Conari(eadem) sc. quae Phaedrus IV. 26, 4; nec plus conemur VI. 2, 14.

Concacarunt IV. 8, 11.

Concedas scalpere VI. 10, 7.

Concidisset(pinus) IV. 7, 7; concidit casu gravi V. 7, 7; c. Virgo furens VI. 7, 16.

Concinnet(quantum) mali II. 4, 25.

Concione advocata I. 14, 13.

Conceptum(malum finiri, quo) est I. 18, 7; trivio conceptus 27, 11; concipit III. 15, 4.

Concitant sibi periculum I. 29, 3; civi- tatem concitat V. 5, 11.

Concito gradu III. 2, 11.

Concupisti opes I. 27, 10.

Concurrit populus III. 14, 7; turba c. frequens VI. 15, 9.

Concursans(trepide) II. 5, 2; concur- sant(P. R. concursat R. a secunda manu) familia III. 10, 24.

Conditio(eadem est) tibi III. 7, 7; c. (Sc. proposita) placet 13, 12; sub c. ut IV. 5, S.

Condita sc. testudo II. 6, 7; se bubili condidit 8, 4; famam condere III. p. 53; con- didit IV;, 2, 7; condito(i. e. sepulto) patri 5, 30; conde ferrum V. 2, 10; sarcophago corpus condidit VI. 14, 2.

Conduxit(certo) pretio IV. 22, 6; con- ducunt sc. asellum VI. 15, 13.

Conferant(matri) sestertia IV. 5, 12; c. pecuniam 17; conferent p. 46; conferre nostris te laudibus 24, 4; contulit se in hor- tulos VI. 15, 5.

Confectus morbo I. 14, 6; macie c. III. 7, 2; c. volumine, i. e. taedio affectus VI. S, 6.

Confido I. 18, 6.

Confirmatus(voce hospitali) VI. 22, 5.

Confessus est I. 14, 10; c. reus IV. 26, 22.

Confodit(cornibus) I. 21, 7.

Confusos(canes) sc. mente IV. 18, 24; quid tu confusus sc. es VI. 19, 3.

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Congerunt fustes III. 2, 3; plagae con- geruntur mortuo IV. 1,; ego granum in hiemem congero 24, 14.

Conjugalem facem VI. 15, 10.

Conjugem adulteram III. 3, 9; diligeret c. 10, 9, c. amissà VI. 15, 31.

Conrodere(ferrum) IV. 8, 7.

Conscientiam(laudis) II. 9, 11; animi c. III. p. 47.

Conscius(integritatis) IV. 26, 30; cul- pae c. VI. 19, 11.

Consectata est III. 16, 17.

Consequi(ſamam) IV. 13, 5.

Consentio(negantibus; Dressler. conj. consensio) VI. 4, 22.

Considera(te) III. S, 1; istorum vultus si consideras VI. 17, 4.

Consedit genitor deorum IV. 18, 22; super ovem consederat VI. 25, 1.

Consiliator maleficus II. 6, 2.

Consilio(vitam) monet I. p. 4; consi- lium dare 9, 1; stultum c. 20, 1; c. dant prava 25, 1; consilium vertit ad fallaciam 31, 5; c. damnavi meum IV. 27, 3; con- vas i. e. consulto V. 3, 12; magno c. VI.

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Constitit(in turba) IV. 5, 29; solus constitit sc. in scena V. 5, 13.

Consociet(ne cum malefico usum bonus) ullius rei IV. 11, 21.

Consolandi gratia III. 18, 5; IV. 17, 2.

Conspectu(de) fugere I. 16, 6; in c. meo venire V. 1, 15; in conspectum prodi- turum 8. 22, e c. patris VI. 11, 2; se ec. abstulit 27, 10.

Conspergere humum II. 5, 15; furfu- ribus conspersum panem IV. 18, 4.

Conspicatur cornua II. 8, 25.

Conspexit(in fovea) lupum I. 17, 8; rana c. bovem I. 24, 2; c.VI. 20, 4.

Conspicuum signum IV. 6, 6.

Conspiratis partibus I. 2, 4.

Constantior fuissem V. 2, 9.

Constabit(dum) sanitas IV. 26, 35.

Consuetudine(a pristina deflexit) IV. 13, 6; quotidianà c. VI. 14, 22.

Consulendos(ad) hariolos III. 3, 6; juris peritos consulit IV. 5, 14.

Consumpto sc. tempore I. 19, 8; fame est consumptus 27, 8; inedia sunt consumpti II. 4, 23; consumpta est mora IV. 5, 18;

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