INT 
Virg. hastam, It. e. to be struck or killed 
by. ' Cic. venenum. — Also, to interrupt, 
hinder. Curl, iter, h. e. to block up 
Quinlil. sermonem. 
INTERCISE (intercisus), adv. piecemeal, 
1 bit by bit, not in continuity, in a mixed 
manner, interruptedly, anordpio;. Cic. 
INTERCISI5 (intercido), onis, f. a cul- 
3 ting, StdKoxpis. Varr. 
INTERCISLVOS. See Intersecivus. 
INTERCISi’S, a, um. See Intercido. 
INTeRCLaMB (inter & clamo), as, n. 1. 
3 to interrupt by crying. Jlnimian. 
INTERCL0D8 (inter & clando), is, si, 
sum, a. 3. to shut or block up, stop the piis- 
satre, prevent, hinder, take away, deprive 
of, oiaKhdto. Cic. alicui fugam. Id. adi- 
tum alicui ad aliquem. Id. vias sedi- 
tionum. Lin. animam, or spiritum, h. 
to stop the breath, stifle, suffocate. — 
IT Also, to cut off or separate a person 
from any tiling, not to let him come to it. 
Cws. aliquem ab exercitu. Id. re fru- 
mentaria. Id. itinere. — Hence, in 
general, to hinder, prevent. Cic. Inter- 
cludor dotore, quo minus, &c. Id. Via 
mterclusafrondibus.-IT Also, to shut 
in, hem in. Cces. aliquem locorum angus- 
tiis. — Hence, to cover. Stat. latus pelta. 
TNTERCLuSIS (intercludo), onis, f. a 
1 stopping or shutting up, dirdhyxlns. Cic. 
aniime, h. c. a stoppage or suspension of 
the breath. - IT Also, a parenthesis. 
Quintil. 
INTERCLuSOS, a, um. See Intercludo. 
INTERC0L5 (inter & colo),is, ui, ultum, 
3 a. 3. to cultivate between. Sieul. Flacc, 
TNTERCOLuMNIUM (inter & columna), 
ii, n. a space between the pillars of a build- 
iner, perr6<TTv\ov, peooTpiy\vipiov. Cic. 
TNTeRCoNCILIB (inter & concilio), as, 
2 avi, atum, a. 1. to conciliate, gain over, 
procure the favor of. Quintil. (without 
case). 
INTERCuLCB (inter & calco), as, avi, 
atum, a. 1. to tread in between. Colum. 
INTERCuRRS (inter & curro), is, cucur- 
ri and curri, cursum, a. and n. 3. to run 
or go between, rapepriirTio. Plin. Latitu- 
dine intercurrentis freti. — Hence, to be 
between. Lucret. Intercurrit distantia 
formis, h. e. intercedit. Plin. Folium 
intercurrentibus spinis. — Also, to step be- 
tween, intercede, interpose, intervene. Cic. 
_If Also, to run to a place in the mean 
time. Lie. 5, 19.-IT Also, to be inter¬ 
mingled with; to be among. Cic. Exer- 
citationibus dolor intercurrit.-IT Al¬ 
so, to run through. Ammian. Intercur- 
so spatio maris. 
INTERCuRSB (frequentat. of intercurro), 
2 as, avi, atum, n. 1. to run or go between, 
intervene. Liv. Segnius intercursanti- 
bus barbaris, junctie copiie, h. e. attack¬ 
ing less furiously. — Also, iigur. to be or 
lie between. Plin. Intercursant, cin- 
guntque has urbes tetrarcline, regionum 
instar singulie, h. e. lie between. 
INTERCuRSOS (intercurro), us, ill. a i run - 
2 ning between ; an intervention, interposi¬ 
tion. Liv. Impeditus intercursu suo- 
rumusushastarum. Id. Consulum in- 
tercursu rixa sedata est. 
INTERCORStiS, a, um. See Intercurro. 
TNTeRCOS (inter & cutis), utis, adj. un¬ 
der the skin, between the flesh and the skin, 
inter cutaneous. Cic. aqua, h. e. the 
dropsy, hydropsy, anasarca. -IT Also, 
inward, internal, secret, hidden. Gell. 
vitia. 
SNTERCOSSOS (inter & quatio), us, m. 
2 a striking between. — Hence, Senec. lu- 
minis, h. e. a flashing between. 
INTERDXTCS, a, um, adj. See Interdo. 
INTeRDXaNOS (interdiu), a, um, adj. 
3 during the doy , daily. Cad. Aurel. 
INTERDICB (inter & dico), is, xi, ictum, 
a. 3. to forbid, prohibit, interdict, rapay- 
' yV\\w. It is followed by ne. Ter cut. 
Interdico, ne extulisse extra aides pue- 
rum Veils, h. e. I charge you not to carry, 
&c. Cies. Tnterdicit Cassivellauno, ne 
Mandubratio noceat. Also, by ut ne. 
Cic. Interdictum est, ut singulis homi- 
nibus ne amplius quam singulas artes 
nosse liceat. Also, with a dat. and ne 
following. Cic. Pythagoricis interdic¬ 
tum putatnr, ne faba vescerentur. 
Also, followed by alicui aliquid. Liv. 
leminis usuin purpura. Sueton. liistri- 
onibus scenam Also, passively. JYe- 
INT 
pos. Interdici non poterat socero gener. 
Senec. Nulli interdici misericordiam. 
Cic. Pramio interdicto. Cces. and Liv. 
alicui aliqua re. Cic. Amoribus int»r- 
dictum juventuti. — Hence, Cws. and 
Cic. Interdicere alicui aqua et igni, h. e. 
to forbid one the use of fire and water ; to 
banish. So, also, Brut, in Cic. Ep. In- 
terdicamur aqua et igni. Also, abso¬ 
lutely. Cws. Sacrificiis interdicunt, 
h. e. excommunicate, exclude from public 
worship. — Hence, Interdictus, a, um, 
forbidden, prohibited, unlawful. Cic. —- 
IT Also, of the pnetor, to forbid, interdict; 
especially, to make a decree respecting the 
possession of disputed property, until the 
right of property should be decided. Cic. 
ATso, in general, to order, decree; to 
mention, mention by the way. Auct. ad 
Herenn. — Hence, to avail one’s self of the 
interdict of the proctor, to institute a com¬ 
plaint according to such an interdict. 
Pandect. 
INTERDICTIB (interdico), onis, f. a pro¬ 
hibition, interdiction, debarring from or 
forbidding the use of, dw6pf>ri<ns. Cic. 
aquae et ignis, h. e. a banishing from Ita¬ 
ly. Liv. finium. 
INTERDICTOR (Id.), oris, m. aforbidder 
3 Tertull. 
INTERDICTUM (Id.), i, n. an interdict, 
prohibition, jt apdyye'Kpa. Cio; -IT Al¬ 
so, a provisional decree of the prwtor be¬ 
fore final decision of a cause. Cic. 
INTERDICTOS, a, um. See Interdico. 
iNTeRDIGITIa (inter & digitus), orum, 
3 n. probably, warts or similar excrescences 
between the fingers and toes. Marccll. 
Empir. 
INTeRDIu (inter & diu), adv. in the day¬ 
time, ued’ fipepuv. Cws. 
INTERDIOS, same as Interdiu. 3 Plant. 
INTeRDo (inter & do), as, dedi, datum, 
3 dare, a. 1. to distribute. Lucret. cibum, 
h. e. distribute through the body. -IT We 
find also, Interduo, to give for any thing; 
or, simply, to give. Plant. Nihil inter¬ 
duo, h. e. I would give nothing for it, I do 
not value it at all. So, also, subjunct. 
Interduim, fur interdem. Plant. 
INTERDuCTbS (interduco), us, m. a 
pointing between, as the insertion of a 
comma, colon, &c. Cic. 
INTERDUM (inter & dum), ad y. some- 
3 times, now and then, occasionally, suture, 
ore. Cic., Horat., &c.-IT Also, mean¬ 
while, in the mean time. Sil., Jlpul. and 
Pandect. 
INTEREa (inter & ea), ad y. in the mean 
time, meanwhile, in the meanwhile, in the 
interim, iv tovtoj, tv r<3 psra$v %pdi/w. 
Cic., Virg., &c. — Also, notwithstanding, 
however. Virg. Nec ulla interea est in- 
arataj gratia terra. — Loci is also join¬ 
ed with it redundantly. Terent. - 
IT Also, sometimes. Sil. 
INTEREMPTIBILIS, or iNTEReMTIBI- 
3 LIS (interimo), e, adj. that can be de¬ 
stroyed or killed. Tertull. 
INTEREMPTX8,andINTER eMTIB (Id.), 
3 onis, f. slaughter, destruction,KaSatpsoi;. 
Cic. 
INT£ReMPTSR, or INTEReMT&R (Id.), 
2 oris, m. one that destroys or kills ; a slay- 
cr, murderer. Senec. 
INTEREMPTRIX, or INTEREMTRIX 
3 (interemtor), icis, f. she that destroys or 
kills ; a murderess. Lactant. 
INTEREMPT0S, and INTEReMTCS, a, 
um. See Interimo. 
INTEREB (inter & eo), is, ii,Xtum, irr. n. 
4. properly, to go among several things, 
so as no longer to be distinguished. 
Hence, to perish, go to ruin or decay, be 
annihilated, cease to exist, be destroyed,, be 
slain, die, Siaip^eipopai. Cic. Interit 
magnitudine maris stilla murise. Sever. 
in JElna. Saxa intereunt venis, h. e. mis- 
centur venis. Cic. Intereunt sacra. 
Ncpos. pecunia. Cic. ignis. Id. lite¬ 
ral. Ilorat.. sestas. Cats. Naves nau- 
fragio intereunt. Id. usus, h. e. is in 
vain. Pandect, possessio, h. e. is lost or 
ceases. Terent. Interii, h. e. I am 
ruined, I am undone. Horat.. Inteream, 
h. e. may I perish. Cces. Fame aut ferro 
interire. — Particip. Interitus. Quadrig. 
INTEREQ.UIT8 (inter & equito), as, avi, 
2 atum, n. 1. to ride between or in the midst. 
Liv. — Also, with an ace. following. 
Liv. ordines 
INT 
INTEReRRB (inter & erro), as, avi, atum. 
3 n. 1. to wander, come, go or be between. 
Prudent. 
INTeRFaRIS. See Interfor. 
INTeRFaTIB (interfor), onis, f. aspeak- 
1 ing between, a clause interposed. Quin¬ 
til. — Also, an interrupting in speaking. 
adj 
Cic. 
INTkRFeCTIBILXS (interficio), e, adj 
3 deadly. Jlpul. Ruta interfectibilis vipe- 
rarum. 
TNTeRFeCTXS (Id.), onis, f. a killing, 
3 slaying, murdering, <p6vos. Brut, m 
Cic. Ep. 
iNTeRFeCTIVOS (Id.), a, um, 
3 deadly, mortal, fatal. Ccel. Aurel. 
XNTeRFeCTOR (Id.), oris, m. one who 
1 slays or kills; a slaughterer, murderer, 
i povevs. dc. - IT Also, a destroyer. 
Tertull. veritatis. 
INTeRFeCTRiX (interfector), Ici3, f. a 
2 murderess. Tacit. 
INTeRFeCTOS, a, um. See Interficio 
iNTeRFEMINIOS (inter & femen), a, 
um, adj. between the thighs. — Hence, 
Interfeminium, h. e. cunnus. Jlpul. 
INTeRFICXB (inter & facio), is, eci, 
ectum, a. 3. to destroy. Plant, usum, 
fructum. Virg. messes. Cic. fragm. 
lierbas. -IT Also, to kill, slay, mur¬ 
der, put to death, destroy, aval pew, ktc'ivw. 
Cic. aliquem. Lucret. feras. Nepos 
exercitum, li. e. to cut to pieces. — 
IT Also, to consume, eat. Lucil. panem. 
_IT Also, to interrupt. Jlpul. sermo¬ 
nem. Cod. Theod. negotium.-H Al¬ 
so, to finish. Cod. Theod. negotium. 
INTERFiB (interfacio), is, n. irreg. pass. 
3 to be consumed, be destroyed, perish, die, 
dvatpeouai. Lucret. and Plaut. 
iNTeRFLDB (inter &fluo), is, uxi,uxum, 
2 n. 3 .to flow or run between or through, 
Siappew. Plin. — Also, with an acc. 
_IT Figur. to pass away or elapse 
between. Cic. Scnect. 6. Ed. Em. Aniil 
decern interfluxissent, 
INTeRFLOoS (interfluo), a, um, adj. 
2 flowing between or through the midst, 
interfluent, petroppos. Plin. and Pallad. 
INTeRFODIB (inter & fodio), is, odi, 
3 ossum, a. 3. to dig or pierce to pieces; to 
pierce, vertebrate. Lucret. 
INTeRFOEMINIOS, a, um. See Inter- 
feminius. 
INTERFOR (inter rf, aris, atus sum, 
2 dep. 1. to speak between. Liv. and Virg. 
_IT Also, to interrupt one in speaking. 
Liv. aliquem. 
INTERFoSSOS, a, um. See Interfodio 
INTERFRINGB (inter & frango), is, egi, 
3 actum, a. 3. to break to pieces. Cato. 
INTERF0GI8 (inter&fugio), is, a. 3. to 
3 fly between or into. Lucret. 
INTERFuLGEB (inter &. fulgeo), es,n.<2. 
2 to shine between or among. Liv. _ 
INTERFuNDB (inter & fundo), is, uui, 
2 iisum, a. 3. to pour through or between, 
6ia X £w. Hence, Interfiled!, to flow 
between. Virg. Styx interfusa. Also, 
with an acc. following. Jlvicn. Pela 
gus interfunditur oras. — Hence, Virg 
Maculis interfusa genas, h. e. haben 
genas interfusis maculis. — Hence, 
be between. Stat. Nox interfusa. 
INTERFCRS (inter & furo), is, n -d-< 
3 rare between or through. Slat, ah 
numMavors interfurit o’tbem, h e ra¬ 
ges or exercises his fumj between the one 
and the other world, amidst both worlds, 
viz. excites both Europe and Asia to war. 
INTERFuSIB (interfundo), onis, i. 
3 flowing between. Lactant. , 
INTER FuSOS, a, um. See Interfiled . 
INTERGaRRIB (inter & gamo), is, 
3 Hum, n. 4. to talk between. Apiil. 
XNTERGERINOS (intergero), a, um, auj^ 
2 that is placed between. Fest. P ar > 
a partition wall. Also, simply, Inters 
3 turn, a. 3. to place between, ms > 
TNTERGRESSOS (intergredior^ us^rn. 
3 intervention, interposition. jj 
INTERHIB (inter & too), as > ' 
3 be open between. Tert fi lU - n s es n . a 
INTERJXCE5 (inter & ^ ce0 \ iv ’inter- 
2 to lie between, Trapey*^ 1 - - ^ 
jacebat campus. Plm. via. Also, 
