Odes: With a Vocabulary And Some Account of the Horatian Metres Etc, volume 4

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: 1. To lead, conduct. — 2. To draw, attract,— Z, Of a vine: To train. — 4. Of wine: To take deep draughts of, to quaff*. — 6. Of scents: To draw in, inhale, — 6. 7h draw in a chariot, etc, — 7. Of walls, etc.: Digitized by Google VOCARULARY.
53 2b erects eoMtruct, raise, build. — 8. To draw, derive, obtain strength, etc. — 9. To receive, get, etc. ; Ode 2, 59. — 10. Of a dance : To lead, take the lead in.
ddellnm, i ; see bellam.
dolc-iB, e,adj.: 1. As opposed to amarus, "bitter": Sweet to the... taste.— 2. Sweet, de- lightful, agreeable ;^sA, Ode 12, 28 dulco is predicated of the clause desiperc in loco, that clause forming the Sub- ject of est [§ 156, (3)].— 3.
Of persons or things: Dear, beloved, etc. fusunlly referred to Gr. yXuK-vs], dam, adv. [akin to dia, old abl. of dYes] While, while that.
dtr-UB, a, um, adj. : 1. Hard to the touch, ^rm. — 2. Hard, severe, difficult, dangerous.
— 3. Hardy.— 4t. Stern, un- yielding, unfeeling. — b. Hard- hearted, cruel, etc.

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