lent. Cels. Intra verba desipiunt, h. e. 
are silly in words only. Id. Intra aquain 
inanere, A. e. to drink water only. — Also, 
to the question whither I in, into, within. 
Cic. Ingredi intra finem loci. Ctes. be 
recipere intra fines. — Also, of time, 
within. Cas. Intra annos 14. Plin. 
Intra calendas, h. e. before the expiration 
of that day. — Also, with quam follow¬ 
ing. Liv. Intra decimum diem, quam 
venerat.—Also, below, less than. Liv. 
Intra centum. Hence, Quintil. Ilorten- 
sii scripta intra famam sunt, li. e. below 
his reputation as an orator. Cic. Intra 
legem epulari, h. e. less expensively than 
the sumptuary law allows. -If I "Iff 1 
sometimes found after its case. I acit. 
Lucent intra. 
TXTRABILIS (intro), e,adj. that may or 
2 can be entered. Liv. 
INFRACTABILIS (in & tractabilis), e, 
S adj. unmanageable, intractable, rough, 
doduairros, d/urax.cipioros. Senec. len- 
teinus animunt intractabilem, h. c. in¬ 
tractable, ungovernable, unmanageable, 
stubborn. Senec. atlas, ft. e. incorrigible 
Virtr. Genus iutractabile bello, li. e. 
fierce, invincible. PI in. Pastinaca; virus 
iutractabile est, A. c.its bad taste cannot 
be removed or got rid of. Gell. Homo 
natura intractabilior. 
SNTRaCTaTuS (in & tractatus), a, um, 
adj. not handled. — Hence, undone, un¬ 
attempted, untried. Virg. scelus. Lie. 
equus, ft. e. not broken in. 
TNTRaHS (in & tralio), is,axi, actum, a. 
3 3. to draw, drag along, trail. Apul. gres- 
sus, ft. e. to walk slowly. - " Also, -to 
draw up or on. Apul. vesperam. 
INTRAMORANOS (intra & murus), a, 
3 um, adj. within the walls. Ascon. 
INTREMISC5 (incept, of intremo), is, 
2 mui, n. 3 . to begin to tremble or quake. 
Cels. . „ . 
INTREM5 (in & tremo), is, mui, n. J. to 
2 tremble, quake, quiver. Cels, and Virg. 
_Also, with an accusal, following, to 
tremble or be terrified at. Sil. regum 
eventus. Also, with a dat. following. 
Sil. Hanniliali (others read Hannibalem). 
INTREMO LOS (in & tremulus), a, um, 
3 rulj. tremulous. Anson, man us. 
INTREPID* (intrepidus), adv. without 
2 trembling, intrepidly, fearlessly, boldly, 
dejioj. Liv- 
INTREPIDOS (in & trepidus), a, um, adj. 
2 without trembling , intrepid, fearless, bold y 
undaunted, not afraid, dauntlesauei)g. 
Ovid, vultus. Tacit. Intrepidus minan- 
tibus. Id. hiems, ft. e. hiberna quieta. 
TNTRIB08 (in & tribuo), is, a. 3 .to con- 
2 tribute, pay tribute or taxes, tigiptpw. 
Trajan, in Plin. Ep. 
TNTRIB0TI5 (intribuo), oitis, f. a con- 
3 tribidion, dgtbopa. Pandect. 
f NTRIC5 (in & tricor), as, avi, atum, a. 
I 1 . to embarrass, hamper, entangle, involve, 
ipnhcKio. Plaut. hominem. Pandect. 
TNT RIG 8 , inis, f. same us Intertrigo. Varr. 
f NTRIMeNTUM (intero), i, n. that which 
3 is rubbed in, a condiment or seasoning 
made of ingredients rubbed in. Apul. 
INTIUiNSkCCjS (intra & secus), adv. on 
the inside, within, internally, ecrioSev. 
Varr. and Colum. — Also, towards the 
inside. Sueton. 
TNTRITOS a, um, partic. from intero.- 
0 IT Adj. (from in & tritus), not worn away, 
“ perfect, complete, not weakened. Colum. 
oliva. C<es. Cohortes intritie ab labore. 
INTRo (properly for intero, sc. loco, from 
interns, not used), adv. into a place, t aw. 
Plant. Sequere intro me, amabo, ft. e. 
into the house. Cic. Cur ad nos filiant tu- 
am non intro vocari jubes? ft. e. into our 
kilU g C . - IT Also, for Intus, inwardly, 
' internally. Cato. 
INTRO (perhaps from interns, not used), 
as avi, atum, a. 1 . to go into, enter, cigtp- 
vVuui. Cic. limen. Id. pomcerium. Id. 
rei'uum. Virg. maria. Liv. Intrata; sil- 
v e Also, with eo. Plin. Intravere eo 
arma Romana. Also, with quo. Cues. 
duo qui intraverant, &c. Ovid, in hor- 
tos Jiucl. ad Her. ad se. Liv. ad mu- 
liimenta. C<es. intra praisidia. Also, 
with a dat. following. Stat. turribus. 
Figur. to enter, penetrate. Cic. in rerum 
naturam. Id. in alicujus familiaritatem, 
V. e. to become an intimate friend. Sil. 
Phcebo intrata sacerdos, ft. e. inspired. 
-- IT Also, to attack. Slat, hostem.- 
U Also, to transfix,pierce. Martial, aprum. 
-IT Also, to appear before a magis¬ 
trate. Plin. Ep. A parte heredum in- 
traverunt duo. 
INTR5CED8 (intro & cedo), is, essi, es- 
3 sum, n. 3 . to go or come into, to enter. 
Apul. . 
INTRoCuRRS (intro & curro), is, n. 3. 
3 to run into. Nov. ap. Non. per fretum. 
INTR6D0C8 (intro & duco),is, xi, ctum, 
a. 3 . to bring or lead in or into, conduct 
within, cigdyta. Csss. Copias in fines hos- 
tium. Id. Eo naves introduxerunt. Liv. 
exercitum in Ligures. Cic. philosophiam 
in domos.-IT Also, to introduce, bring 
into practice, into vogue. Cic. fill. con- 
suetudinem. Liv. exemplum. Pandect. 
senatus consulta. - TT Also, to bring 
forward, maintain. Cic. Introducebat 
Carneades, summum bonum esse, frui 
iis rebus, quas, &c. . , 
INTRo DuCTI 8 (introduco), on is, l.alead- 
1 iiur in, an introduction, dgaywyij. Cic. 
INTRoDuCT 8 R (Id.), oris, m. an intro- 
3 ducer, eigaycaycvg. Rofin. 
INTR 8 E 8 (intro&eo), is,lviandli,ltum, 
irr. n. to enter, go into, it's epX°fi aL - Cic. 
porta, ft. c. by the gate. Id. in urbein. 
Terent. ad aliquem. Also, with an ac- 
cusat. following. Cic. domum. Tacit. 
urbem. Pandect. Domum introitam 
esse. Cato, in naso, for in nasum. 
INTRoFERS (intro & fero), ers, tuli, la- 
1 turn, irreg. a. to bear or carry within, 
bring in, tigibepw, dgKoyiljw. Cic. 
INTR 6 GREDI 8 R (intro & gradior), eris, 
3 essus sum, dep. 3. to enter, eigcpxopai. 
Virg. 
INTR5IT0S (introeo), US, in. a going or 
cominir in, entrance, e’igofiog. Cic. Smyr- 
nain °Id. in urbem. Colum. Sol in Genu- 
nos introitum facit. Id. Sol introitum in 
Cancro facit-. Cic. Aliquem introitu pro- 
lnbere, ft. c. to prevent from entering.— Al¬ 
so, an entering upon an o ffice or into ^ (i soci¬ 
ety. Sueton. sacerdotii. Pandect. Militiam 
comparare cum introitu, ft. e. pecunia 
pro introitu.-N Also, a place of entry, 
an entrance. Cic. Litus propter introi¬ 
tum portus, ft-, e. mouth, entrance. Cics. 
Omnes introitus erant praeclusi, ft. e. the 
passes. Plin. amnis, ft. e. mouth. 
IT Also, a beginning, introduction, prelude, 
preamble. Cic. fabuiie ClodianiB. Id. 
defensionis. Plin. operis. 
INTR8IT0S, a, um. See Introeo. 
INTRoMISSOS, a, um. See Introrilitto. 
INTRo MITT 8 (intro & mitto), is, isi, 
I issuin, a. 3 . to let in, permit to enter, eig- 
StXopai. Terent. and Cic. -IT Also, 
to send in, into., or to, dgirepirw. Cies. 
IT Also, to introduce. Gell. ver¬ 
ba in usura lingute. Id. exemplum,. 
TNTR 0 REP 8 (intro &. repo), is, n. 
3. to 
3 creep within or into. Apul. 
TNTRoRSUM, and INTRoRSOS (for m- 
2 troversum), adv. inwards, into. Cws. Ut 
non facile introrsus perspici posset. Liv. 
Hostem introrsuin in media castra acci- 
piunt.-IT Also, inwardly, internally, 
within. Liv. Nihil introrsus roboris ac 
virium esse. Ilorat. Sed videt liunc 
omnis dotuns introrsus turpem. 
INTR 0 ROMP 8 (intro & rutnpo), is, upi, 
upturn, 11 . 3 . to break or burst into, break 
in, rush in, enter by force, dgfiaWw. 
Cics. and Terent.. 
NTR 0 SPECT 8 (intro &. specto), as, a. 1. 
3 to look into. Plaut. 
INTRoSPICIS (intro & specio), is, ext, 
ectum, a. 3 . to look in or into, dgopaiv. 
Cic. domum.-IT Figur. to examine. 
weigh, consider, obsr.roe attentively, view 
closely. Cic. mentes. Id. in mentem. 
Id. in partes reipublicte.--IT Also, to 
see, behold, gaze upon. Id. aliorum fcli- 
citatem mgris oculis. 
INTR 0 TROD 8 (intro Sc trudo), is, si, 
3 sum, a. 3. to thrust in nr into. Cato. 
INTRo VERSOS, same as Introrsus.3Lu.eil. 
INTR5V8CAT0S (introvoco), us, m. a 
culling in. Ammian. 
TNTR0V8C8 (intro Sc voco), as, a. 1. to 
1 call in, dgicu\co>. Cic. 
INTROD 8 (in & trudo), is, si, sum, a. 3. 
1 to thrust in, tigeo&£o>. Cic. Se ipse in- 
trudebat, obtruded lumsdf. 
INTOBaCEOS (mtubus), a, um, adj. of 
2 succory, cichoraceous. Plin. folia. 
454 
INTOBOS, or INTfBOS, i, m. or f. or IN 
Ti'BUM, or INTvBUM (unc.), i, n. ci 
chory or succory, growing wild, with 
blue flowers (Cichorium intybus, L.). 
Virg. Ge. 1,120. — Also, succory raised 
in gardens, endive (Cichorium endivia, 
L.). Virg. Ge. 4, 120. 
INT0E8R (111 & tueor), eris, ltus sum, 
dep. 2 . to look at or upon, igopaco, l3\droi. 
Cic. solem. Id. aliquem, or in aliquem. 
Id. hue atqueilluc.-IT Figur. to pay 
attention to, regard, keep before the eyes, 
observe, contemplate, consider. Cic. and 
Nep. aliquid.- 1 IT Also, to look towards, 
be situate towards. Plin. Ep. Cubiculum 
montes intuetur. 
INTOITOS, a, um. See Intueor. 
INTOITOS, (intueor), us, m. a looking up- 
3 on, beholding, view, insight, glance, tir- 
01 pig. Quintil. -If Also, regard, re¬ 
spect, consideration. Pandect. 
TNTOMeSCS (in & tumesco), is, mui, n. 
2 3. to swell, dyKvWopai. Plin. Fluctus 
intumescens. Ovid. Intumuit venter. 
-IT Also, to rise. Colum. Loco pau- 
lulum intumescente. Figur. to be da¬ 
ted, swollen or puffed up. Tacit. Intumu- 
ere superbia.-IT Also, to become an- 
o-ry. Ovid. Jupiter intumuit, ft. c. swell¬ 
ed with rage. Id. alicui.-IT Also, to 
grow, increase. Tacit. Intumescente 
motu. 
INTOMCLaTuS (in & tumulatus), a, um, 
3 adj. unburied. Ovid. 
INTuNDS (in & tundo), is, a. 3. to pound. 
3 Scrihon. Larg. 
INT08R, eris, dep. 3. same as Intueor, 
2 to look at or upon. Terent. and Nep 
aliquem. - IT Also, to see, behold. 
Plaut. cornicein. 
INTORBaTOS (in & turbatus), a, um, 
2 adj. not alarmed, composed, calm, undis¬ 
turbed, drapaxog. Plin. 
INTORBIDcS (in & turbidus), a, um, 
2 adject, not disturbed, undisturbed, quiet. 
Tacit, annus.-IT Also, not turbulent, 
averse to disturbance. Tacit, homo. 
INTuRGESCS (in & turgesco), is, n. 3. 
3 to swell up. Veget. „ 
INTiTS ( ivrog ), adv. within, tvdov, «<uo. 
3 Cic. Intus in corpore esse. Id. Intus re- 
lictus. Id. canere, A. e. to play inwards, 
towards one’s self, so that the player can 
hear the music better than the audience 
hence, to look only to one’s own inter¬ 
est. Also, with an accus. following. 
Plaut. Intus domum, ft. c. within the 
house. -IT Also, into, in. Cces. ire 
Also, with an accusat. following, aerw. 
Larrr. Injicere intus navem cochleie 
carmen. — Hence, figur. Ovid. Lquoa 
intus agere, A. e. to drive inwards 01 
towards the goal, to be brief. -J. Also, 
from within. Plaut. exire, egredi. 
INTUSIUM, Sec. See Indu.mm. 
INTOTOS (in & tutus), a, um, adj. m- 
miardcd, defenceless, imoipaMg. Liv- 
castra. Id. urbs. Nazar. Intutior. 
- IT Also, unsafe, insecure. laat. 
latehrie. Id. amicitia. 
INTyBUS. See Intubus. , 
INVAD 8 (in & vado), is, si, sum, n. ana 
a. 3 . to go, come, get into, whethei with 
or without force. Cic. in urbe». < ’ 
with an accus. following. I (’T: ' 
hem. Id. portuni. Apul. cnbia . »• 
-- IT Also, to enter upon, set foot upon- 
Virrr. viam.-IT Also, to full upon, 
invade, attack, assail, rush upon. Uc. 
in Asiam. Id. in hostem. L 0 . Aden 
acriter invaserunt, ut, &c. Cic. 
lum alicujus, ft. r to embrace Also, 
with an accus. following. 
pain. Sallust, Hostis invaditur. t 
lum. Canes aliquem invadunt. Stt»to 
alicui barbam, h e. to take MdJ » 
beard. - Hence, figur- to fall upon, ^ 
tack. Cic. in arcem cause. - A . 
take possession of, seize, ui. !• 
priedia alicujus. Also, with an . « ftg _ 
following. Soot, dictiitman . 1 
ces et jus pretor s. - Als p ° e y lis in vit ani 
seize, attack, W al1 - t improbis. 
invasit. Ia. Furor Sallnst. 
Also, with an accus. followm D pes . 
Urbem. — Ataft to u f ert p^’ "u^uid 
S^ Wi rMaS ? :pu S na«. 
