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PER 
cedere per ora magnifice.-IT Also, 
■with. Catull. Ire prcecipitem per caput. 
_IT It is sometimes placed after its 
case. Lucret. Prostrata viam per. Virg. 
Transtra per, et rernos. -IT In com¬ 
position it sometimes strengthens the 
signification, as, peifacilis. — And is 
sometimes written separately. Cic. Per 
mihi mirum visum est. — It also express¬ 
es completeness, thoroughness, as per- 
cutere, pernicies. — Or a certain motion 
roundabout, as pervcrtcrc, percellere. —- 
Or the idea of destruction, as pertlere J 
perire. — Or gives to the compound a 
bad sense, as perjurare, perjidas. 
PeRX. ( xfipa ), ffl, f. a hag, puke, wallet, or 
3 pouch to carry victuals in. Martial. Cum 
baculo, peraque senex. 
PERABSORDuS (per& absurdus), a, uni, 
adj. very absurd, exceeding strange, con¬ 
trary to reason. Cic. 
PERACCo .\IM5 DaT 0S (per & accommo- 
datus), a, um, adj. very much adapted, 
very convenient. Cic. Per fore accom- 
modatum tibi, for peraccommodatum 
fore. 
PERaCER (per & acer), cris, ere, adj. 
very sharp, acute, poignant.. Cic. Pera- 
cre judicium, piercing, subtile. 
PERACeRBuS (per & acerbus), a, um, 
adj. very sour or harsh. Cic. — —IT And, 
figur. Plin. Ep. Mihi peracerbum fuit, 
very grievous. 
PERXCeSCS (per & acesco), is, cui, n. 3. 
3 to be very sour. Figur. Plant. Hoc est, 
quod peracescit, that pains me ; that pro¬ 
vokes my indignation. Id. Mihi pectus 
peracuit, boils wilhrage. 
. 3 £RaCTI 5 (perago), onis, f. a finishing, 
completion, reXcioiaig. Cic. 
?ERaCT 0S, a, um. See Perago. 
PERXCuTi; (peracutus), adv. very sharply 
or acutely. Figur. Cic. Peracute moveri. 
PERACuTOS (per & acutus), a, um, adj. 
very sharp, keen, or fine-edged. Martial. 
Peracuta falce secare. -If And, fig¬ 
ur. Cic. Voce peracuta, very acute. Id. 
Ut sibi ipse peracutus esse videatur, h. e. 
acute, subtile, ingenious. 
PERXD5LeSCeNS (per & adolescens), 
tis, adj. very yournr. Cic. 
PERXDOLeSCkNTOLOS (per & adoles- 
centulus), i, in. a very young man. 
JVepos. 
PERaDPOSITOS, same as Pcrappositus. 
PERjEDIFICaTOS (per & ajdificatus), a, 
2 um, particip. built up, finished. Colum. 
PERiEGUJaTIS (peraquo), onis, f. a 
3 making perfectly equal. Tertull. 
PER/EQUaTOR (Id.), oris, m. who dis- 
3 tributes equally, an assessor. Cod. Just. 
PERPEQUe (penequus), adv. alike, equal¬ 
ly. Cic. 
P£RiE(iU5 (periequus), as, avi, atum, a. 
2 1. to make equal. Vitruv. Periequatis 
partibus. Colum. Singulos cuileos per- 
ffiquare, yield, produce. 
PERA5C11J0S (per & asquus), a, um, adj. 
fully equal. Cic. Peraequa proportione. 
(Al. leg. peraque pro portione.) 
PERA3STI M5,/or astimo. Cod.ZTheod. 
PERAGIT5 (per & agito), as, avi, atum, 
a. 1. to drive about., stir frequently, disturb, 
agitate. Cats, hostes. Coium. Mustum 
peragitare. Cces. Peragitati equitatu,/tard 
pressed. Senec. Animos peragitare. 
PERXG5 (per & ago), is, egi, actum, a. 3. 
to drive, agitate, gall, ayw, endyco. Se¬ 
nec. CEstrum pecora peragentem. Cal. 
in Cic. Ep. Semproniuin perago. - 
IT Also, to go or carry through, accom¬ 
plish, perfect, finish, perform, despatch, 
achieve, execute, complete, reXcoj. Senec. 
Multum egerunt sed non peregerunt. 
Cic. Peragenda est fabula. Id. Oomilia 
peregit. Cats. Peragit concilium. Sue- 
ton. Ad peragendam anream domum. 
Virg. Cursum peregi. Id. Peragere in- 
ceptum. Id. dona, to finish distributing. 
Ovid, justa, h. e. persoivere. Id. man- 
data. Liv. sententiain, to have stated 
his opinion. Ovid, iter inceptum. Nep. 
propositum. Juvenal, officium. Ovid. 
Hffic mea sic quondam peragi sperave- 
*at aetas, to end or be spent so. Id. Per¬ 
agere indicium rei, to prove. Id. pre- 
ces, to utter. Id. vices, to be subject to 
changes, undergo changes. Id. Regnum- 
que, lEVumque peregit, ftad ceased both to 
reign and to live. Plin. Cibum statim per¬ 
agit, digests. Liv. Ream peragere, to pur¬ 
sue the accusation of a man to conviction, 
cause one to be condemned. So, Ovid. 
Tuo ore peragi reos, declared guilty. 
And, figur. Ovid. Humum peragere, to 
till. -IT Also, to describe. Liv. Res 
pace belloque gestas peragam, to relate. 
Plin. Reliqua nunc peragemus. - 
IT Also, to pass or go through. Ovid. 
Peragit freta. Id. Sol duodena peregit 
signa.-IT Also, to run through,pierce. 
Ovid. Latus ense peregit. -1( Also, 
to despatch, slay, kill. .Martial, duam 
sexta peregit hieme.-IT Hence, turpi 
sensu, to exhaust. Auct. Priap. ——- 
IT Also, of time, to pass, spend, to pass 
the whole night. Ovid. Vacuus somno 
noctemperegi. Herat. Salubres instates 
peraget, shall pass his summers in good 
health. -IT Also, to ponder, consider. 
Virg. Omnia animo peregi. Ovid. Pera¬ 
git dum talia Procne. 
PERXGRANTER (peragro), adv. h. e. per- 
3agrando. Ammian. Peragranter adsis- 
tere, &c_. under pretence of taking a walk. 
PERXGRaTIQ (peragro), onis, f. a prog¬ 
ress, travelling through, Trepivoorrjcn;. 
Cic. Peragratio itinerum. 
PERXGRATRIX (Id.), Icis, f. that wan- 
3 ders through. Martian. Cap ell. 
PERXGR6 (per & ager), as, avi, atum, a. 
1 . to wander or travel through or over, 
traverse, survey, nepiepxopat, irepivoa- 
t'.co. Cic. Provincias peragrasse. Id. 
Agros et nemora peragrare. Id. A qui- 
bus videmus ultimas terras esse pera- 
gratas. Flor. Grseciie litora classe pera¬ 
grare. Sueton. Litora peragrare libur- 
nicis.-IT And, figur, to pass through, 
penetrate. Cic. Ea fama peragravit. 
Id. Omnes latebras suspicionem pera¬ 
grare dicendo. Id. Orator peragrat per 
animos hominum.-IT Also, depon. 
Vellei. Peragratus omnes Germania 
partes, having traversed. 
PERaLBuS (per &. albus), a, um, adj. very 
3 white. Apid. 
PERXLTOS (per & alius), a, um, adj. 
3 very lofty. Enn. 
PERAMANS (per & amans), tis, adject. 
very loving, veny fond of Cic. Peramans 
nostri._ 
PERXMANTER (peramans), adv. very 
lovingly. Cic. 
PERAMB0L5 (per & ambulo), as, avi, 
atum, a. 1. to travel or pass over, travel 
through, traverse, perambulate, SioScvoo. 
Harr. Multas perambulastis terras. 
Ilorat. Tutus bosetenim rura perambu- 
lat. Ovid. Frigus perambulat artus, runs 
through his limbs. Senec. Medicus eegro- 
tos perambulat, h. e. goes round amongst, 
visits. Herat. Crocum floresque peram¬ 
bulat Atta fabula, is well received in 
the theatre which was strewed with flowers. 
PERXMCENOS (per & amcenus), a, um, 
2 adj. very pleasant. Tacit. AEstas pera- 
rnrena. 
PERaMPLOS (per &. ampins), a, um, 
adj. very large. Cic. Simulacra per- 
ampla. 
PERaNCePS (per & anceps), Ipltis, adj. 
3 very doubtful. Ammian. 
PERaNGuSTe (perangustus), adv. very 
narrowly, closely. Cic. 
PERaNGOSTOS (per& angustus), a, um, 
adj. very narrow, very small. Cic. Per- 
angusto freto divisa. Liv. Via peran- 
gusta. Justin. Macedoniie termini per- 
angusti fuere, very limited. 
PERaNNS (per & anno), as, avi, atum, 
2n. 1 . to last or live a year, dmuiavri^w. 
Sueton. Puella non perannavit. 
PERaNTIGIUOS (per & antiquus), a, um, 
adj . very ancient. Cic. 
PERaPP6SiT 0S (per & appositus), a, 
um, adj. very suitable or apposite. Cic. 
PERARDE5 (per & ardeo), es, si, n. 2. 
3 to blaze greatly, burn violently. Paul. 
Mol. 
PERXRDOuS (per & arduus), a, um, adj. 
very arduous, very hard or difficult, iroXv- 
xaXctr6c. Cic. Perarduum est demon- 
strare. 
PERARESC8 (per & aresco), is, rui, n. 2. to 
3 grow very dry, grow quite dry. Harr. 
PERARGOTOS (per & argutus), a, urn, 
adj. very sharp or witty. Cic. Homo per- 
argutus. (AL leg. peracutus.)-IT Al¬ 
so, very shrill, loud. Apul. Tintinnabu- 
lis perargutis exornatus. 
PERaRIDOS (per & aridus), a, um, adj. 
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very dry, quite dry. Colum. Solum per 
aridum. 
PER ARMS (per &, armo), as, avi, atum, 
2 a. 1. to arm or equip completely. Curt, 
Exercitu perarmato. 
PERXR5 (per & aro), as, avi, atum, a. 1. 
3 to plough or furrow all over. Figur. Ov¬ 
id. Rugis peraravit anilibus ora.- 
IT Also, to write, transcribe. Odd. Blan- 
dis peraretur littera verbis.-IT Also, 
to plough the deep, navigate. Senec. Per¬ 
orate pontum 
PERASPER (per & asper), a, um, adj. 
2 very rough Cels. 
PERaSTOTS-MS (per & astutulus), a, 
3 um, adj. very arch or crafty. Apul. 
PERATIOUM (ncpariKoJ), sc. bdellium, a 
2 species of the bdcllium-trce. Plin. 
PeRaTIM (pera), adv. Plaut. Peratim 
3 ductare, to cheat one of the money in his 
purse, or to pick his purse. 
PERaTTeNTe (perattentus), adv. very 
attentively. Cic. Audiri perattente. 
PERATTeNTOS (per & attentus), a, um, 
adj. very attentive. Cic. animos. 
PERaTTiCOS (per & Atticus), a, um, 
3 adj. very Attic. Fronto. philosophus. 
PERAUDIeNHuS (per & audiendus), a, 
3 um, adj. to be heard distinctly. Plaut. 
Auribus peraudienda hiec sunt. 
PeRBaCCHOR (per& bacchor), aris, atus 
sum, dep. 1. to carouse, revel, rave, 
napoivtoi. Cie. Multos dies es perbac- 
chatus. Claudian. Incendia perbaccha- 
ta doraos, raging through. 
PeRBaSIS (per & basio), as, a. 1. to kiss 
3 much, to kiss round. Petron. Circume- 
untem perbasiainus. 
PeRBEaTOS (per & beatus), a, um, adj. 
very happy or fortunate. Cic. 
PeRBeLLe (per & belle), adv. very well, 
skilfully. Cic. Perbelie simulas. 
PeRBENE (per & bene), adv. very well. 
Cic. Perbene loqui Latine. 
PeRBENEVoEOS (jjer & benevolus), a, 
um, adj. very friendly or kind. Cic. Pes- 
cennius est perbenevc^us nobis. 
PeRBENIGNe (per & benigne), adv. very 
kindly. Cic. 
PeRBIBESIX (perlnbo), a?, f. a word coin 
ed by Plaut. drink-land. 
PeRBIBS (per & bibo), is, lii, a. 3. to drink 
2 or suck up. Plaut.. Meduliam lassitudo 
perbibit.-IT And, figur. to imbibe, re¬ 
ceive. Ovid. Terra concepit lacrymas, 
ac venis perbibit imis. Senec. Lana 
quosdam colores non perbibit. Id. Per- 
bibere liberalia stadia. Quintil. Lati- 
num sermonem. Ovid. Perbibit suse 
rabiem nutricis. 
PERBIT8 (per & bito), is, n. 3. to perish, 
3 be ruined. Plant. Ciui per virtutem 
perbitat, non interit. (Al. leg. peritat.) 
-IT Also, to pass over, to go away. 
Plaut. Utinam in Siciliam perbiteres. 
PeRBLaNDe (perblandus),adv. verycour- 
3 teously. Macrob. 
PeRBLaNDOS (per & blandus), a, um, 
adj. very courteous or kind. Cic. Suc- 
cessorem habes perbiandum. Liv. Ora- 
tio perblanda. 
PERB5N0S (per & bonus), a, um, adj. 
very good. Cic. Agros habent perbonos, 
very fruitful. Id. Perbona toreumata, 
very curiously wrought. 
PERBREVIS (per & brevis), e, adj. very 
short. Liv. A3vum perbreve. Cic. Per- 
brevi tempore. And, absol. Id. Sed id 
erit perbrevi. 
PeRBREVITER (|ierbrevis), adv. very 
shortly, briefly. Cic. 
PeRCX (-i:pKp), ;e, f. theperch (perca, L '). 
Plin. 
PeRCH 3D5 (per&ciedo), is, cecldi, ca>- 
sum, a. 3. to cutoff, or cut. up entirely. 
Flor. Exercitum percecidit. 
PeRCXLEFXCIS, or PeRCaLFXCIS 
2 (per & calefacio), is, eci, actum, a. 3. 
(Passiv. percdleflo, or percalfio), to heat 
greatly or thoroughly. Vitruv. Percale- 
fieri cogit aquam. Lucret. Motu per 
caiefacta. 
PERCALFIO. See Percalefacio. 
PeRCXLE 8 (per & caleo), es, n. 2. to bs 
very warm or hot. Lucret. Percaluit vis 
venti. Ovid. Humor ab igne percaluit 
solis. 
PeRGaLLeSCS (per & callesco), es, lui, 
n. 2. to become hardened, insensible, or cal¬ 
lous. Cic. Percalluerat civitatis patien- 
tia.-If Also, get a good knowledge of. 
