Spernat(nil) auris III. 10, 51.

Sperante(sc. liberto) sufſici III. 10, 12.

Spes fefellit III. 5, 9; delusa s. 18, 15; spes delusit V. 7, 7; per spes VI. 27, 3.

Spinas(per) VI. 1, 4.

Spiritum extremum trahens I. 21, 4; qui hominum tecto s. commiserit II. 8, 7; ut sustineret s. III. 2, 6; spiritu culpam lues IV. 11, 7; miserum torques s. 20, 17; in- fuso s. VI. 4, 17.

Splendebat convivium IV, 25, 20.

Splendida(villa) VI. 15, 6.

Splendorem sc. margaritae III. 12, 5.

Spoliari(a feminis) viros II. 2, 1; spo- liare VI. 9, 9.

Sponda cessabit VI. 16, 8.

Sponsum(advocat) improbos I. 16, 1.

Sponsore(lupo) I. 16, 4.

Sponte I. 15, 16.

Spumantibus(frenis) III. 6, 7.

Sputum dissipat VI. 9, 10.

Stagni incola, i. e. rana I. 6, 6; es. 2. 17.

Statim III. 10, 51; IV. 18, 20; V. 1, 17; 5, 23.

Statuam posuere II. 9, 1.

Statura(una) VI. 4, 8.

Stercore(educatus) I. 27, 11; scrutan- tur escam in s. IV. 18, 7; pasci st. 24, 15.

Steriles sc. arbores III. 17, 5.

Sterquilino(in) III. 12, 1.

Stilo(Aesopi) III. p. 29.

Stabat(superior) I. 1, 2; quem stans vulturius super 27, 8; super juvencum stabat II. 1, 1; Aesopus ibi stans III. 3, 14; stant patroni fortiter 10, 37; pro judicio stant erroris sui V. 5, 2; stant VI. 6, 7; stabat in limine 15, 12.

Stomachans(Magnus) VI. 9, 21.

Stramenta desunt II. 8, 23.

Strinxert(quod ſsc. ferrum] credulitas) III. 10, 30; stringit gladium V. 2, 5.

Strophis(verbosis) I. 14, 4.

Studui(ne solus esset) II. 9, 6.

Studiose congero IV. 24, 14.

Studium(nostrum), i. e. fabulas scribendi II. 9, 12; quae(sc. feriae) ad s. vocent III. p. 9; litterarum studio deditus IV. 22, 13; st. accensus VI. 4, 7.

Stultitià(qui) nauseant IV. 7, 25.

Stultum esse I. 9, 2; stultis, opp. peritis 23, 1; stulti risum captant 29, 1; s. consi-

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lium 20, 1; s. credulitas II. 4, 26; stulte (adv.) III. p. 47; s. sententia 10, 6; stulte (Voc.) 15, 2; VI. 12, 6; s. est gloria 17, 12; stulta(Voc.) IV. 8, 6; s. levitas V. 8, 3; s. errorem 30; stultis VI. 21. 7. 7

Stupor(corvi deceptus) I. 13, 12; stu- pore vulgi 14, 12.

Stupro turpi III. 10, 17; t. s. VI. 7, 14.

Suadebat asino fugere I. 15, 6.

Suavis anima III. 1, 5; temperatae sua- ves sunt argutiae V. 6, 3.

Sub tecto vivere III. 7, 13; s. conditione IV. 5, 8: s. dio VI. 31, 11.

Subdolis(Verbis) I. 13, 1; s. ite obviam VI. 7, 12.

Subeat poenas VI. 14, 30.

Subinde(eunt) et redeunt II. 8, 12.

Subito motu I. 2, 14; s. benignitas 23, 7; s. fragor IV. 18, 23; subito(adv.) I. 11, 7; 2, 7; 27, 10; II. 7, 7; III. 10, 20; IV. 5, 29. 15, 8; 17, 5; 25, 29; VI. 4, 4.

Subjecti(versus) I. 19, 2.

Sublevate(amicos) VI. 7, 11.

Sublimes, opp. humiles I. 28, 1; in s. quercu II. 4, 1; in sublime sustulit 6, 4.

Submovet(querelam) felicitas II. 9, 14.

Subripuisse(te credo) I. 10, 10; subripi IV. 11, 6.

Subscribit(gratiae) III. 10, 57.

Subsedit(clam in oppido) III. 10, 20.

Subsidium vitae IV. 22, 12.

Subesse pallio V. 5, 18.

Subtili(cura) VI. 4, 2.

Subtiliter(mendacium) 10, 49.

Succenditur(animus) VI. 14, 18.

Successus improborum plures allicit II. 3, 7; s. ad perniciem multos devocat III. 5, 1.

Succlamant(feliciter!) V. 1, 4.

Succumbit(novissime) III. 14, 9.

Succurrat(adflictis ut) I. 2, 28.

Sudore multo diffluentes IV. 25, 23; s. irrito VI. 6, 5.

Suffici(heredem) III. 10, 12.

Suggerens poenae jecur VI. 6, 14.

Sibi I. 9, 1; 14, 4; 22, 11; 28, 6; 29, 3; II. 5, 4; III. 2, 15; 9, 2; 16, 8; 18, 2; W. 1, 7; 36; 18, 4; 14; V. 3, 2; 8, 2; 10, 5; VI. 9, 17; 15, 20; 29, 5; se I. 3, 6; 7; 10, 5; 13, 1; 14, 8; 11; 17, 3; 22, 10; 31, 1; II. 2, 8; 4, 19; 8, 4; III. p. 32; 48;

limasset III.