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'Instaurare' may be cognate with 'instar', but is hardly 

 derived from it. 

 Involaee, a. 3, 233; G. 2, 88, involare dicimus intra volam 



tenere. See Volando. 

 Irritum, a. 7, 421. in cassum id est in irritum: incassum 



autem tractum est a cassibus, id est a retibus. 

 JuBAR, A. 4, 130, proprie 'jubar' lucifer dicitur, quod jubas 



lucis effundit: est autem lucifer interdum lovis: nam et 



antiqui ^jubar' quasi ^juvar'' dicehanf. 



Juniper, B. 7,53, Yerrius Flaccus juniperum juvenem pirum 

 ait. 



AAOI, G. 1, 63, nam et Graece jDopuli /«"': dicuntur a lapidi- 



bus. 



The resemblance between /w's; people and /'i'/9 stone is 

 implied in Horn. II. XXIV 611, /^aoh^^ ds XiOowi -oirias 

 A'/jovj'wv, and Pindar explains the word from the legend 



of Deucalion, O. 9, 66, y-KradaOfr^ /.iOoov yihw Aatn J' 



Latex, A. 1, 686, proprie aqua est ab eo quod intra terrae 

 venas lateat. 



This derivation is accepted by Stowasser, Dunkle Woerter, 

 p. 5, 'Richtig schon Isidor XIII 20, latex proprie liquor fontis, 

 quod in terra lateat'. It is surely better to regard latex as 

 the Latin representative of Ariral, with which it is sound for 

 sound identical. 



Lateones, a. 12, 7, est Graecum; nam Xarpsuscv dicunt obse- 

 qui et servire mercede, unde latrones vocantur conducti 

 milites. Varro tamen dicit, hoc nomen posse habere 

 etiam Latinam etymologiam, ut latrones dicti sint quasi 

 laterones, quod circa latera regum sunt, quos nunc satel- 

 lites vocant. latrones, ah latendo. 

 The same three derivations are mentioned by Varro, L.L. 



VII 52. 

 cf. Paul. p. 85, Latrones antiqui eos dicebant, qui con- 

 ducti militabant, o-o zy,^ /ar/^si'a^. At nunc viarum 

 obsessores dicuntur, quod a latere adoriuntur, vel quod 

 latenter insidiantur. 



