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rvreRSECiVOS, or INTERdSIVOS (in- 
terseco), a, um, adj. separated, cut off. 
Frhiltin. 
iNTERSEC5 (inter & seco) ; as, cui, ctmn, 
2 a. 1. to cut asunder, fnarepvco. Vitruv. 
lateres. Auct. ad Hcrcun. res in anirnis 
auditorum, h. e. perhaps to render very 
impressive , or to impress piece by piece- 
_K Also, to separate, divide, Am- 
mian. 
TNTERSECTT5 (interseco), onis, 1. a cat- 
2 tin<r asunder or in pieces, an intersecting. 
Hence, in architecture, the space between 
parts of indented work on a pillar. Vitruv. 
INjEERSEMINS (inter & seinino), as, 
,3 avi, atum, a. 1. to sow between or at in- 
wBBtils. dip til. 
IXTERSEPIo (inter & sepio), is, psi, 
plum, a. 4. to fence about, hedge in, 
stop or block up, hem in, secure, inclose, 
Hieipyio. Cic. foramina. Ho. qmedam 
operihus. — Hence, to hinder, prevent, 
cut off, separate, deprive of, take away. 
Cic. iter. Liv. urbem vallo ab arce. 
Id. alicui conspectum exercitus, h. e. 
to prevent from seeing. 
INTERSEPTOS, a, um. See Intersepio. 
INTERSER5 (inter & sero, sevi), is, evi, 
2 Itum, a. 3. to plant, put or sow between, 
xapeutpvrevco. Colum. malleolum viti- 
1ms. Lucret. Pomis intersita. 
INTERSER8 (inter & sero, serai), is, 
2 erui, ertum, a. 3. to put between, inter¬ 
pose, to add. JYep. Causam interserens, 
h. e. alleging as a reason. Ovid, oscula 
mediis verbis. . 
INTERSIST8 (inter & sisto), is, n. 3. 
2 to stand still in the middle. Hence, to 
stop in the midst, to make a pause m 
speaking, Suarapai. Quintil. 
INTERSITOS, a, um, partic. from mter- 
2 sero, evi. -' IF Adj. (from inter & 
situs), lying or situated between. Plin. 
Mullis ossibus intersitis. 
INTERS8N8 (inter & sono), as, ui, n. 1. 
3 to sound or play amongst. Slat, reali¬ 
gns. 
•NTER8PERG8 (inter & spargo), is, si, 
3 sum, a. 3. to besprinkle or strew upon 
here and there. Apul. lnterspersus rara 
canitie. — Also, to strew or sprinkle be¬ 
tween or here and there. Apul. Sunt 
multa natur® munere interspersa. 
INTEUSPIRaTIS (interspiro), outs, f. a 
drawing or fetching breath between, as 
while "one is speaking, drinking, fee. 
Jia~uorj. Cic. . _ . 
INTERSPIR5 (inter & spiro), as, avi, 
3 atum, n. 1. Tv breathe between, dianyew. 
Hence, of a vessel that is not entiiely 
closed, to admit air. Cato. 
TNTERSTERN5 (inter & sterno), is, stra- 
2 vi, stratum, a. 3. to strew, lay or put be¬ 
tween or amongst. Justin. Bitumine in- 
terstrato. 
INTERSTES (inter &sto),Itis, adj ; stand- 
3 bur nr beincr between or amongst. TertuU. 
INTER3TINCTI8 (interstinguo), onis, f. 
3 a distinction. Arnob. 
INTERSTINCTBS, a, um. See Inter¬ 
stinguo. . , . 
INTeRSTTNGUS (inter & stingno), is, 
o xi, ctum, a. 3. to extinguish. Lucret. ig- 
nes. — Hence, to kill. Apul. -IT Al¬ 
so, to variegate, intersperse,or checker with 
any thing. Plin. Lapis interstinctus au- 
reis gutt'is. Tacit. Facies interstincta 
medicaminibus, h. e. covered here and 
there with salves and medical applications. 
INTERSTITI5 (intersisto), onis, f. a 
3 vausinir, leaving off, respite, ptrairavaio- 
Oell. -IT Also, a difference, dis¬ 
similarity. Arnob. 
INTERSTITIUM (intersisto), n, n. a 
3 break, interval, space between, interstice, 
Siatrrripa, Siaxupripa, to p.eratv. Ma- 
crob. ... . . 
"INTERST5 (inter & sto), as, eti, n. 1. to 
3 stand or be in the midst, stand or be between. 
JifoTijite. Ammian. Cum tempus inter- 
stetisset. — Also, with an accusal, fol¬ 
lowing. Avien. Interstatque jngo me¬ 
diant, sc. Asians. 
INTERSTRaTOS, a, um. See Intei- 
sterno. , . . 
INTERSTREP5 (inter & strepo), is, ui, 
3 itum, n. 3 .to moke a noise or sound in the 
midst of, Aiaipotpem. Virg. olores. Clau- 
diun. undis. . . . 
INTERSTRING5 (inter & stringo), is-, 
3 inxi, ictum, a. 3. to strain or squeeze close, 
INT 
Siatnfuyyw. Plaut. Illi interstringam 
gulam, li. e. break his gullet by squeezing, 
strangle him, throttle him. 
iNTERSTRuS (inter & struo), is, xi, 
3 ctum, a. 3. to join together, await no. 
Sil. -IT Also', to add. Tertull. 
INTERSTJM (inter fe sum), es, fui, ir- 
reg. n. to be in the midst, come or lie be¬ 
tween, Siayiyvopai, percipi. Cic. Ut 
Tiberis inter eos interesset. Liv. Via 
interest. Also, of time. Cic. Inter 
primum et sextiun consulatum 46 anni 
interfuerunt. Liv. Anni triginta inter- 
fuere, li. c. have elapsed in the mean time. 
-- IT Also, to be distant. Cato. Clatros 
interesse oportet pede. — Hence, figur. 
to differ, be different, Sia<pipw. Cic. 
Hoc pater ac dominus interest, A. e. in 
this, &c. Cic. Quod ab eo nihil inter¬ 
sit, A. c. in nothing. Also, with a d.at. 
following to the "question from what I 
Terent, intelligens stulto. Also with a 
genii, following. __ Cic. Quoniam rd 
vepeodv interest rov cf>9ov&. — Interest, 
there is a difference. Cic. Nihil interest, 
A. e. there is no difference. Id. Interest 
aliquid, A. e. there is some difference.. Id. 
Nihil omnino interest, A. e. there is no 
difference whatever. Liv. Tantum id in¬ 
terest, A. e. there is only this difference. 
Cic. Ne minimum quidem interest, A. e. 
there is not the least difference. IT ^Al¬ 
so, to be present, be on the spot , tt apeipi. 
Cic. Ac si ipse interfuerit. Particularly 
with a dat. or in. Cic. negotiis, consiliis. 
Id. in convivio. Id. in rebus. Also, 
with a dat. of the person. Suet, sacri- 
ficanti. Also, of things. Cic. Ratioci- 
natio dicitur interfuisse, A. e. affuisse. 
_IT Also, to import, concern, be of im¬ 
portance. To the question Whom does 
it concern? thogenit. is put. Cic. reipub- 
licie. Id. cujus. Also, the ablat. Id. 
mea, tua, sua, nostra, vestra, A. e. it 
concerns me, you, fee. Sometimes cuja is 
used for cujus. Cic. fragm. Ei, cuja 
nihil interfuit. Also, absolutely. Cic. 
Non tarn interest, quo animo, fee. Id. 
Multum interest. Also, with ad. Id. 
ad laudem. Id. ad honorem nostrum. 
Id. Ad id, quod agimus, nihil interest, 
A. e. has nothing to do with it. — To the 
question How much ? the neuters mul- 
tum, tantum, nihil, &c. are used. Cic. 
Multum interest, te venire. Id. Quid 
illins interest ? A. e. what does he care ? 
Also, the adverbs maxime, quantopere. Id. 
Vestra hoc maxime interest. Also, the 
genii, magni, much. Id. Mea magni in¬ 
terest, A. e. it is of great importance to me. 
Cats. Magni interest, it is of great im¬ 
portance, is also followed by an accusat. 
and infinit. Pandect, minoris vel pluris, 
A. e. less or more. — To the question 
What is of importance, or what con¬ 
cerns? the infinit. is put, or the accu¬ 
sat. and infinit. or ut. Cic. Multum in¬ 
terest, te venire. Id. Mea maxime in¬ 
terest, te valere, A. e. I am greatly con¬ 
cerned in your health. Id. Illud met 
maxime interest, ut te videam. Also, 
with ne following. Tacit. Illins inter¬ 
esse, ne faciat moram. Also, with qua¬ 
ils following. Cic. Interest, qualis, &c. 
The nominal, is also found. Id. Non 
quo mea intersit loci natura. So, also, 
hoc. Id. Vestra hoc maxime interest. 
INTERTEX8 (inter & texo), is, xui, xtum, 
2 a. 3. to interweave, Siv9aioo>. Ovid. Flo- 
~ res hederis intertextos, A. e. entwined. 
__ K Also, to weave. Stat.. telas. — 
Hence, to join. Macrvb. -IT Also, to 
adorn by weaving, to intersperse. Virg. 
Chlamys aurointertexta. Quintil. Ves- 
tis intertexta notis. 
INTERTEXTOS, a, um. See Inlertcxo. 
INTERTIGNIUM (inter & tignum), ii, n. 
2 the interval or space between two beams. 
Vitruv. ... - • 
INTERTRXH8 (inter & traho), is, axi, 
3 actum, a. 3. to take away, deprive of , £?£A- 
Kio. Plaut. alicui aliquid. 
INTERTRIG5 (interfere), Inis, f. a gall- 
2 ing, chafing, or fretting of the skin, by 
nibbing against any thing, an inflamma¬ 
tion of the skin brought on by friction, 
iraparpiapa. Cato and Colum. 
INTERTRIMENTUM (Id.), i, n. the waste 
1 of gold or silver in melting or working it; 
that part which in melting turns into what 
is called calx, naparpippa. Liv. - 
A 
INT 
IT Also, loss, damage, waste. Terent 
and Cic. 
INTERTRITORa (Id.), te, f. waste, wear 
3 and tear. Pandect. 
INTERTuRBaTIS (interturbo), onis, f. 
2 disquietude, confusion. Liv. 
INTERT0RB5 (inter & turbo), as, a. 1. 
3 to cause disquietude or confusion, to dis¬ 
turb, trouble, hinder, interrupt, diarapar- 
tco. Terent. 
INTERVALS (inter & vaco), as, n. 1. to 
2 be empty, vacant or void between. Colum. 
INTERVaLLaTOS (intervallum), a, um, 
3 adj. separated, having an interval, zcepio- 
6 ik6s. Oell. febris, A. e. intermittent. 
Ammian. Intervallato brevi tempore, 
A. e. after the expiration of a little time. 
INTERVaLLUM (inter & vallus), i, n. 
the space between the stakes of the rampart 
of a camp; a space, interval, distance, 
diaarripa. Cic. signi. Cues. Pari inter- 
vallo, A. e. at an equal distance. Cic. lo- 
corum et temporum. Id. sonorum. 
Sueton. Per intervalla digitorum, A. e. 
openings. Liv. Ex interval !o, A. c.from 
afar, at a distance, -IT Also, an inter¬ 
val of time. Cic. literarum. Liv. an- 
nuum regni, A. e. interregnum Cic. 
Sine intervallo loquacitas, A. e. without 
intermission. Liv. Hoc intervalli da¬ 
tum, A. e. time, respite. Varr. Sine in¬ 
tervallo cibum dare, A. e. presently. 
Cic. Intervallo dicere, A. e. with pauses. 
Id. Longo intervallo, A. e. after a long 
time. Oell. Ex intervallo, A. e. soon 
after. Liv. Ex tanto intervallo, or, Cic. 
Tanto infervallo, A. e. after so long a 
time. _ IT Also, difference, dissimili¬ 
tude. Cic. Agr. 2, 33. 
INTERVELL5 (inter & vello), is, elh, 
2 and nisi, ulsum, a. 3. to pluck , pull or 
pick here and there, tiiariWo). Senec. 
barbam, A. e. to thin by pulling hairs 
here and there. Plin. poma. _ Colum. 
arbores, A. e. to prune. Id. semina, A. e. 
to thin. ... 
INTERVENE (inter & vemo), is, em, 
entum n. 4. to come between, come vn the 
midst, ’to come upon, come in while any 
thing is doing, encpxppai. ^c.queielir, 
alicuius. Liv. oratiom. Id. Nox pr®- 
lio intervenit. Cic. Casus quidam in¬ 
tervene. Also, with an accusat. follow - 
ing. Tacit. Ludorum diebns, qui cog- 
nitionem intervenerant. -— » Also, 
to come, in one’s way, to fall upon unex¬ 
pectedly, to fall in with. Terent Ub de 
improviso est interventum mulien, A. e. 
when we came in upon the woman unex¬ 
pectedly. -IT Also, to 
to meet with. Terent. NuHa. res nnbl 
potest intervenire tanta. Sueton. Guam 
quam et offensis intervementibus. 
If Also, to stand in the way, oppose, 
sist, hinder, prevent, disturb. 1aeU^ 
alien® glorias. Calp Qms vestre.dens 
intervenit anion. Sueton. _.r ,, 
bat, ne quid perperam fieret. 
so, to interfere, intermeddle ,. 
Pandect. Si films familua atd. serw 
pro aliquo fidejusserint ve ' •- • ■ , 
venerint, A. c. become surety. 
damnum passurus sit, P r . 
niet A. e. will exercise his authority- 
Sort.. Neque senat.u interveniente. 
V Also, to take care of, to manage. Pan 
dect. rebus alicujus. . jj n . the 
INTERVENTUM ( lu \ er ( tZ Zi^ of the 
2 intermediate space between 
earth, stones. Vitruv. f an 
INTERVENIT8 (intfven.o), onis, ^ 
3 intercession, giving bail or . 
dect.. /T i \ --in -m oTt-fj who 
INTERVENT8R C Id -)> °™’ Cic. 
1 comes in, an interrupt , r ,.from 
V"«~ »b 
visitors. —- esv onsible for an- 
one who makes himself V interUSS or, 
other. Pandect. — Also, 
mediator. Lampnd. fl coming 
INTeRVeNTOS .Jj^gsition, intef 
between, intervention, vote P no( , tig _ C ic. 
ruption, iirehsvois- _r~ r rl Solem m- 
hominis. Plm- Cic- Nnllo 
terventu Lun® occultan^ m 
malorum mterventn, intcr f e renM, 
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,NTHlvraS« CgjrwJ)' 
3 overthrowing, 
